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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

Moscow is to have a poultry show
Inuary 20, "a and 2S. This is what
beur d'Alene ought to have also.
|hy not agftate the holding OF a
Drthern Idaho gathering. 1t would
eet with hearty approval it seems
rtain.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

The 3-year-old daughter of Mr..
Id Mrs. Albert Farnsworth OF Ches-
: was accidentally shot and killed
her 1O-year-old brother who load
rife and pulled the trigger. The
|iured child was hurried to st. An
|Ony for medical aid, but the child
hs beyond help.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

The states Of Idaho, Utah, wyo-
ing and Colorado will join hands in
4 promotion and establishment OF
Iod roads, interstate highways be-
Z suggested as the possible outcome
the movement to be launched at a
Getting to be held in Salt Lake Jan
Try 26, q and %.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08
LOsF.

ROSARY. BETWEEN
Catholic church, Sherman and two
block east Finder leave at Press
ONCE and receive reward K.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08
POT PoURRl

Things Of More OF Less Local
Interest.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

TOday's news today.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-GooD WORK TEAM.
wagon and harness. Room IL StolI
block. Interstate phone 2375, Bell
142 black.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

Sen. William b. AIlisoa,
he CssaS Oh Ma sGlSwa. sava
Il have secensly boaght the II.
brsEy q UaivsEsal Hissosy.' and
hnd the topical arrangement d
the matter especially adyaaia-
geous Tor ready Fefsrencs and
taks pleasure In Fseommsnding
this valuable work A. well a. Inc
plan IOE ils distributioa."
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08
Rev. Dr.F. w. Cansaulus,

Rgeai4emA ARHn@mw Gnssiamam
end Pas0ug coaeEal CkuFsh
tAndiasEiaml Ckieass. savH
WithOut tho slightest eonch 0f rn-
hgiouB o. politics. blROtFy, the edit0Fa
% tAa 1lhrGgW a. umfsolnAl HlulazH
have dealt B0beriy and deeply wish
the forces % church ard uease whieh
have ruled mankind. Wish RFeaR
ae@oiaFMhiD th@g have not beenaam
dail; with Q trained and ganulnA
power Of inagtnaJA Ion they have ueVaF
or0aas ita Englieh pure ard elOQuaSi
an eertain these volumes must -
Of lmmenne popular eeFvtce.In ntimn.
lAting Historical 0tudy IN ear
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

The editor Of this paper GdOhes eOery reader %
Urae for these spLsndidly DnlEen. auGhoHEatiDo
GndbsGutfully hlusirOtedbOOks for free snanahna-
don IN pour Otcn home for uOeek. URhoui ana
expense or obligation on your part 10 purehase.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework: references required.
Address d. E. C., Press once.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-08

FOR SALE-NEW LAUNCH; HULLs
must be disposed OF Immediately
leaving city. Jas. Dionne. Shop
at fort grounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

U:sh GENES sioag aud demands that
Afizons give up the stIip. of laod ten or
f'tseD miles vide tina; lies on the uorth-
etn snd ~es'ern eide OF lie chasn,. II
Mf. Smoot gets bis bill pissed it will be
ovsr The dead bottles, figuratively speak
irg, OF most of the citizsns of Arizona.
The actual bloodshed will come later if
Utah ge's the lend, when her tax collec.
t1rs ATTEMPT TO assess the residents Of the
strip.
Un2le Sans "cxpRHaion policy" sock
should booet On the Statistics Issued by
the Department Of Commerce aud Labor
.o!sy on trade with The distant tsfrilof-
les CT the Uni!ed States. These show a
gain in imports and exports OF los mil
lion dollars in the past decade, the total
for 1909 being 172 million dollars. This
i. exclusive OF is million dollars sor;h
OF gold OF domestic production stripped
from Alaska Isst year. OF this gain 81
m liiou dollars represents the increase In
imports from those countries and 81 mi.
linps the increase in exports. Porto Rico
heads the list with gain 10 exports t.
the Uaited S ates OF %! millions and of
imports % million; Hawaiian expor:s l9i
and imports millions; Philippines ex.
ports 81, imports II million; AIasks, ez-
ports 5! and imports 81 million d1llar'.
The Ci:isans National Bank, of
Evansville, Ind, has been r stored to
solyercy. The directors have paid 10
1900, 600 in ca:h, and the doors of the
bsus, will bs raoreDsd January 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
The Floods in Italy.

R1ms jan. 2S.-Whils the surround.
Ing country has been flooded and i'm
nense damage done. Rome ia mol
seriously threatened, di'ni,e the con.
tiuued rise of The Tiber, which lie uoH
almost 10 the bridge arciiea.
Msager message. from the country
districts of Italy indicate that enormous
d mage: has been done. Live stock bar
been drowned, barns and fs:n Eonsss
washed away a1d crops destroyed. The
situation in the ccuulry is so aesious
that the government will probably have
to make provision for The farmcrs.
The river Aruo is hJoiir g The ada
cent country for many milss. Railway
service Is 10 bad way. Nearly q
scores of deaths frocl the storm and
food, exclusive Of those on the sea, have
heen reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Conditions in Athens,

Athens, Jan. % Troops ere being
held in tie bsrracka hare in anticipation
Of serious disorders growing on. OF The
almost open rupture between King
George and the m!li!sty hague, which
is the real ruler OF Greece.
An agreement between the king and
the league ia altogether unlikely, Though
negotiations are ail! being carried ou.
TIE cabinet of NJ. Ma7romichais has
not yet resigned, though 1t Ia expected
tha! its decision to resign will be made
and put into effect as aoon as Parliament
returns hostile vote against the cabinet.
Athens, Jan. ga crisis between the
military league and King Gsorge is de.
clared today to have been aGoided
through al agreement between Premier
Tbeotokis, tx-Psemier Rails sud Gen.
eral G1rbss, PR sident of the military
League, to coDyoke ratioIal assembly
ID overhaul the lundsm entail law OF
Greece 10 such o Wsy as to make more
spscifi, the prerogatiVes OF the king.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Train Collides With Omnibus

Aaaover, Ohio, Jar, 2S.-f6e've
chld,eu ontheir Uay to school 10 tie
Cen!rhl School van. mirscul Il y escaped
d.a d this morning uhsn Lake S1ore
passenger train Nc. Is On the I,uogT-
town branch craahed into tie vehicle,
rejoicing it 10 spliutera, which we're
scattered for 100 iest s'org h' tight OF
way. The driver aud ELK of the schcol
children we're seriously Injured. The
van Fas entirely closcd on account OF The
cold, tnd The sirg!og and Eu hing CHI.
dren drowned the rosr OF the sppToSct.
ing train. The children heard the Shrek
ing Wis lie only al in TAFT tef r: he
;llieicn aud attempted t. leave the van.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Sixty-first Congress.
Second SESSION.
" eshiagton, jar. %.
BEEATE.

Tha1e VA y lively cross-ire among
senators today when hs postal savings
banks bill vas ifVorsbly repor:ei by
Sspato. Carter. 1t was placed o. the
calendar.
Senator Per.ose hoped Mr.. Carter
wcald call tte bill up at an early d.
Rni pasb it to Gpal consideration.
Mr.. Carrier s4id the report YES e1'
tr.mcly voluaainous and someiime
woald be required to prin! IT, he said
when tho report vas received he woa!d
Gaze the bill imn edia!elg made the Dc
Guioned busiaess and u'ga its speedy
passage.
"Bld r, this I'LL is, will not filibus.
ter against it," said Mr. Bailey. II
viii predict that If once placed on the
ga ute books Il will Dsver be repealed,
but viii ba made preceden. for other
cotpors.e legislation OF the ssme type. "
The resolution directing the Senate
pUs.onice committee TO Investigate the
comparative cost of tacdlDg second
al4ss mail matter By mail, express end
fast freight and other facts connected
vita The service, was Today referred t.
the committee on postcfiice and post
roBG.
) nstor PenrGso said the iraDkinS
privilege would b, considered by tbs
committee.
Mr. Bacon gave iznres which were
xacilg OPPOSED to those furnished by
Hr. Lodge aad both wraDgled over their
sela.ivc reliability.
The Increased cost OF lIViog ws5 dis
chased today By Senator Lodge from the
.andpoint OF wages and prices as al :ci-
81 BY the taTih. HIS remarks were
based on the Eikius' resoluiien proVid'
i9g fer an investigation, which be hoped
~0uId soon be fsvorablY reported.
Foreign competition, Mr.. Lodge said.
can o0iy be met By a protective tariff OF
lawer' Hagea. All those working lor
pro:tc cl indus ries sholld study thia
Iesion. A number OF tables were
s,bnitisd by Mr.. Lodge on wages paid
a;re and atr al,
HOUSE,
The high prices Of food are due TO in
creased damsnd wilhou, increased
supply" declared Mr. Scott rep,
kaus. J when tho annual agricultural
bill! was considered for sme ndment.
Tha N1ondeil coal land bill, which
pr0vides for The agricultural entry lau6s
thoughtto contsin coal under the sur
face, was reported TO The II u'e todsy
By The committee on public lands With
favorable Recommendation.
The House today cousidtr3d private
nnntion h;il3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
News Of the Day.

| S:rks leaders in New South Wslei
gtre yesterday given sentences OF from
yesr at hard labor down 10, interfering
with work.
b yielding ia dcmsod fer the admls
sion Of American cattle the United Stale
arsyts the threatened tariff war with
Gtimanv.
Representative Aiken, OF South Caro-
lima, Yesterday introduced bill 10 tht
House Hbicb, should il becoma Law,
wiIl make Washington The dfyest city In
the United S,ate7.
Four meg were killed sud thg5e Others
were seriously II Jared yesterday when
freight train On The Chartaoqca Branch
OF tae Pennsylvania Rai!rosd Jumped toe
track about mile north OF TitnsVille,
Pa.
Coufe,siug embfzzemenl OF Wellesley
Mas, tsxes Of Rh.ch be wac collector,
Olsunce II Daimun is in cell theie
today while the municipal cficsra a;e
searching lis books to a'c:rtsln whe'hfr
he hss stolen more than The 81. 200 Re
idnits.
Sera.or J0hnaon's bill 'for the pro.
per observance of Sunday as day q
res. in the District Of Oolumbi paase
the Senate yesterday afternoon, bn'
with amendments which practically
nsse i! negative so fer as its ezpressed d
offset s concerned. These anendmen'H
permit The sale OF tobacco AID the uae
Of conveyances Oh Sunday.
The new oeomargaTine hill prepared
b. representatives Of the pure food ard
dairy interests Of Pennsylvania and othtr
st,tes wss introduced 10 the S3na!e yes-
terlay By Senator Penrose. liz measure
provides remedies for defects 10 The pres
en-. Law aud strengthens the lay win
new provisions. II restricts Dut'el-
color s!ill farther.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
tialley's Comet,

Chicago, Jao. 26.-While HALEY
comet may no. come any rearer The
ea,lh Ih.n II 900, 900 N las on May is,
90 which tae lis ecu act is expected, |
will be Visible to the naked e;e the lat
ter par. of February, according to +
statement made by Professor E, Is,
Frost, OF Yerkss Observatory, today.
"rhe approach of the comet will be
followed By metenr'c Showers" ssid
Prof. Ffos'. "At present the comet ap
pears like fr zz7 ball, but this will dis.
appear near the Plat of February aud il
Hil be easy for any person 10 dee it with
the naked eye"
In speaking of The Johannesburg
comet, the prof, ssor said it ia disappear.
log, He aays 1t is identical with The
"ccmet A OF 1910"
1.-THE Johsnesburg comet is losing it:
hrigbtaess," said Prot. Frost, "because
of its rapid travel away from The sun,
n splitting of its tail would not be
surprising: as this o''en happens"
Professor Eros! declared there is nc
reason for connecting the Paria flood With
the comet or aoy catastrophe With any
astronomical phenomena.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Virginia News.

Marcus l.. kend::ck died at h;s HON:
near Waxpool, Monday, sgsd eighty'ont
gears.
a reH honk aud ladder truck hs:
iast been sGdad to the equipment oil tht
Manassas fse department.
M.s. Sarah NJ. Hough, vie Of Rev
Edward NJ. Hugh, formerly o! Lees
hury, and dsug;er of the late Benjamin
Saunders, OF LDudoun culty died re-
Gently.
Richard William Holmes, Of Nelson
county, who has bean under sentence
Of three years ia the perisentiar7 FOL
b'gemY, wss yesterday psrioDed by
Cav. Swanson.
Thomss IT, EATsrd., the membar &
tie House OF Delegates from the coua'
ties of Kirg WiIIisn, and Hanovfr, dice
last evening ct tie William Byrd Ilospi
tai, 10 Richmond, whero he bad beer
cor6aed since The day before the opening
OF the session. Mr.. ElHsrd. was serving
bis thi-d term, and was in his iotty-hith
year.
William Flesenheimer, Ior nearly 60
years resident of Richmond, died al
bis home in that city yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Flegenheine; was born neaI
Heidelberg, Gsrmpny, in August, 1882.
He eog.o,sei the crdinsncs Of secession
for the Virginia Convention, wrote the
credentials of Mesoa and Si:dsll, who's:
ssizare f.om n English vessel By union
ra7al officer. came nsar involving thu
U5ited : stes 10 var ~i:h Great Brit
sin and lotar 2ro!e tho bail bond Of JET.
fer.on DaYi..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

Paul Rsdtske, resigned deputy ccm-
missioner ri public work., Of CnicEGc;
Michael Il. McGo:ern, wealthy con-
tractor, who has had many big ty con-
tracts, aud nine c;t7 tiii-;als aCd cnl-
ployes Of McGoyvtp, ware indeed by
the grand july CT hat city Sfsttrds?.
The men arc charged with cobs2.racJ 10
deisiuI the city of $685. 600 ia CONGO"
ton W tn tunnel cons. Il ton.
Alderman Frank ". Br)wn OF Wilkts-
barre, Pa, yesterday faed me Fpects-
tors In his court rs c:na e5ch 10 crler
to send joseph kidsre, aged 10, of
Brooklyn, home to attend the u1cra! Of
hi5 m1ther. X ldaro said he Was in
Council Z ifs when he raceired word
tast his m9:he: was dad. II 5 small
aa7!ngs carried Dir, as Ter ss osgrr, Pa.
Then be stole Tida "a The blind eGd Of
Lehigh valley baggage CIR, bat was
caught 10 Wilkes5e:Ie.
Because OF psrentsIcpPosiio1 to their
marriage ca acco1Ds Of their youth,
Vernon Bar, aged lG, and Liza AM
mer, sged II, killed Ih1msti7es in D,a
Moires Jcs;erGa7 Taey were found
osar Ma5r3e, claspad in each Others
aims, sitting rprigh: in Ycung Bars
buggy, in which th2y were riding ZONE
from q dance. Ga The gi,p. ? rested
. cup par;l7 fIed vita slrycbniae ard
wster. They bo:h hsd dsU;Is oi this.
The horse prcceed.d 90 bis way sna
stopped at the gate OF the girls homo.
Germaov il n EAST feel! Of figs today il.
bnnor Of the kaiser'a !i.ty.Grst birthday an.
niyar.ary. All St.ie schools sr. cIo7ci.
bIs,ness is lrrsely suspead,d ard services,
ore being he'd II man- church sin III nLs
,,;vjng for the imperia welfare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
T oday's Topographic News
The Virginia Legislature.


Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
Bichuond, Va, jim. rs "A bill to
create a governors council of twenty
ue1, two from each opg'essioeai Dis
tticts, 10 be elected By lie Legislature
and to serve Hi.hout paw, ia favored By
Sena:crs Hart, Parks, Folks, Fletcher
Sale, Eimondson and Me Al X sader.
The c,uncil Rill hold assemblies tsice a
yea to coosiitr tee siEts OF al IN
the atate, especially il relation TO trade
and busines,. Tee idea is quite novel.
G5verpor.elect and Mrs. Msun aud
s)n, VIM. HcgRes Mann, t., and Oolorel
aud Mrs. James Mann, o! Norfolk, sill
arrive Monday 10 be the guests of the
mansion until the Inauguration Of The
new governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 2S, 1910.

HAD 0sen anticipated, lhe banquet
given IS! sht al ArmorY Ha!! b. the
A'caand.is Chaubsr 0. Commerce was
one Of !h3 ncst sGc,esstul aHi!rs ever
witnessed ia this city. The cGmmltte,
who bal charge Of the tarqast ahtici-
pa.ed everything ia connection With the
effa;r, aud, literally, they lett nothing
uuJone tina. could have added to the
Interest or pleasure OF any person "Eo
tended, Representatives Of the nat.oa-
a., nta:e, D s!ric. OF Oolamb!s, city sDd
,untJ governments add railroad COM
paaiss aeie present, as we're also mer'
chants, bakers, st0rtko3pess, mGauisc.
tayers, professional, and newspaper men
AID others. Tae bringing soge!her o all
hAvicg the iu!srss:s OF The city at heSft
yss s. practical conception on the pa
q: the Chamber OF Commerce and i! Will
M dcu:ys accelerate lie tusioess OF Il g
common!:c. TIE CHAMBER If Corlne &c
Ia com posed of nea who are ever Oh the
sla.t 10 open Up channels Of t ade, AID
thss sis working with 0ae accord loSa'd
one com 1cn spt-,ho expar sion OF AK.
adeis's tale All mane!ac.utts. Iher
rooms ca The sLu.h;a.t corner OF 81 G
arii Washington stgeeis a;e visited daily
Nv st.scg>rs fr;m otter ci!iee. lie
secretary, MI. J. T. Ptes!oo, ia alws5s
glad 10 impa,t suy Information to per-
aims who sra lork;dg for locations for
olau.s or pieces OF busiutss. The rooms
are supplied with das aud the Caambsf
al Ocmmerce since is zssioa has
been ils.ly regard, d IS a Indispensable
aiius Ct 10 our city. TIA speakers last
night, practical msn So they sre' nTsed
upon all present the Importance OF unity
in All mo ,smon.s towards ths advance
msn. Of TIE c.t3' IS Interests, aud tha large
gathering OF representative Alsxat~
drisrq, ry their frequent oa!burst' Of ap-
piauss, showed Themselves 10 be tni'
easled oy tina. spirit. Ii retEccESs;oa fas
over b=en regarded seriously by an7 PSI
con In Alexandria it msy be stated bat
i was given ia qletus by ssns'ors
Mano=, Bailey ard Martin aud Hsptt-
sentative Car!iG. Senator Marti1. who
nas generally bu! little 20 say, AYERS tia
ehe increment, should it even reach The
! Ssna.r, is sentenced TO be talked 10
death, and tia; TO will vie with ito
NIssis6ippi end Texas senators IN carry
log out the mandate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
The characterization Investigation


Washington, jar. 28.-Thst The
evidence upon which At!ofney G1uera
Wickersham rendered ala decision sd
verse to Claws, and upon which Pres!.
dent Taft wrote his famous le ter exone.
rating Secretary OF the Interior Balm
ger from CLAWS charges OF maladmiuis.
tralion In the Cunningham claims, lacks
valuable letters documents and reports
bearing on the case and does not c0ns!i.
int full presentation OF The emoroglin,
vas the main development Of tpdey e
session of the B,llinger Pinchot in7es!i.
gation By The congressional con. 11tttea.
Washington, Jar. Is -When Louis
R. CLAWS rel ned the stand q! The B Il
liogar. Piachot inquiry today, bis cour-
sel, Attorney Brapdeis, presented to the
committee q long list Of documents and
pap:rs which he desired To have intro
duced Ia the evidence. In reaponse 10
Btaodeis' references to Judge Hsn foyd's
decision a. Seattle On "Wednesday in The
Wilson coal claims, Senator Nelson said
be had INN edistely wired for fall copy
OF the opinion.
The name of II snry Ri. IIyt va.
again brought into The case By Glavla
shortly after resuming bis tsatimony. Hc
s7id be diseased several matters 10 con-
nection with tho WILSON coal csseJ and
the DSVis statement, brought U. 10 the
hearing Wednesday with IIoyt.
The witness produced a draft of let
ter written by himself In II II S=hHarlz,
then Chief OF the Field Division CT tn
Gener'l Land Oilise, in which ne tx
pressed conGetn over the Alaskan cal
81 us.ion. Gia9ia said be vas urged TO
to lake up this situation with Secretary
Gitfald direct, by H5yt, tut did no,
care to, not knowing him well. More
letters Shich passed be wsen CLAWS AMI
bennett, then Assistant Commissioner
of The Laud Ofiics, and Schwartz Were
then introduced in evidence. In one OF
shes. DeDnett suggested that CLAWS WIite
3 personal letter to Schwartz Gu lining
his views on the Alaskan al ua!ion. This
said eve fsei this naeds skiifull treat
mea'." CLAWS said that alter these let
teis were received he Eaa ordered 10
Washington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

JA1IES WILSON secretary OF agriCui-
1ura, IN 80 address delivered before the
Manufactures CiuH, Of Pnilsde'ph!a,
T:ceutly said: at costa more to get the
common necessities OF life in the United
S!atea today thsn in spy other county
in the wol!d." Tie secse!ary farther
slated iha! he believed the American
people arc suti,rirg st present not so
h from the cost Of high living, hia
statement being: at has been said
ehss :Sa American il the bss. fed, beat
clo.hed Deg. educated and btst houS; d
man Upon ehr:r. We shall have 10 add
now that he is the most expensive y
fed" Secretary Wilsou pointed cut
tina! the iun damentai difficulty wss
aha! the people a:c leaving slte farms TO
surh txtcnt lhst there are not enough
remaining 10 produce The food OF the In
creasiog population. The boys and gitis
OF the farm, he asserted, are being luled
away to The ciiss, to The factorlss and
10 the mines, a1d to too grea. su extent
the agricultural resources of the country
are being rcglscied. He sid he was
con7inced sha: the coI bina,ious OF re.
,ailers, whoIesal,rs aud The lie we're
responsible in great measure Tor the
keeping up o! prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
TIE Result of the English EIactiur

London, Jan. $50 sure Is Pre-
mier Asqu tb that The liberals and lab r
lies will have safe oiking msiortty
ore. The conservatives that he has prsc.
ideally completed arrangements to re-
same the premiership III the new ad'
minis ration. The premier left this
a'tcroooc for southern France for briei
rest before the Beginning OF the siren
u:u, parliamentary session.
The liberals are DOW tied with the
conservatives, the strength of the various
parties being, conservatives 263, liberals
1868, na!ioualists IS AID laborites 30.
The liberal. laborite m-jority will W.
doIbtedly be forty and the combined
minister al maj0riiy l20. Tbsre are
but IS more constituencies to vote.
Yes.srdsP's dispatches regarding an
alliance between Asqaith snd Redmond
we're confirmed to5sy. Indications are
that the canning parliament! will be in
session sbtu 8 yeas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Inrn.do Boat Wrecked.

Loatoo, Jan. 2S-l'he British tor.
pedo b,at destroyer Eden lies wreck
today on III, shore near Dover. She
broke from her moorings during lss
Dight's storm and was driven ashore. del
crew OF forty was rescued today BY
breechss.b upys,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Storm Warning.

New York, Jan. 25.-The following
special storm warning has been received
By the weather bureau:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. storm warn.
logs sre ordered st $3.50 a M, as ir-
c;easing east to norheas! wind, are ir-
dtae ,tecjr g biz ht highland e, con-
panied by rain or sDoTs A storm nov
central over Alabama is moving rapidly
northeastward. S:orm warnings are
ordered displayed along all OF the east
ern Gall coast and on the Atlantic
cosst from Key West to Nantucket"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

Ch;rcs F. Taylor, president Of the
Richmond Bard OF fare Commissioner,
|ss fined $50 yesterday for exceeding
the speed linni;s on the ccc5s;cn Of the
otfici'l inspect Oh OF the W,s, End &c
CINE by members Of The Board Of
Commissioners,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

A Leasburp Ina property has betn
aolj TO Mr.. William Esds Miller, OF
Herndon. The price has not been
made public. The property bas been
owned for several years By Mrs. Julia
O, TreadRell, of Chicago,