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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Virginia News.

Rev. NJ E. Hausel, of West Virginia,
has accepted the call to the FlorIs arc
Aide PresbY leris. churchts.
Mrs. John Wolf died at her home
near OomorD, King George oCuuty, on
Thu Hdsy, aged 45 years.
GovaruOr.elect Mann has rssppoinled
s. wilkins Mathews secretary OF State
Dom of Fisheries.
Two members of the Virginia legis-
lsture have died this month. A. II.
Snyder, OF HsrTisonhurg, aud Thomas
H Edwards, Of West PoiOt.
TelegrAphic sdVicss aDnonncs the
arrest at Aiken. s. o., OF Eu yeuePeebles
the former Augusta and Savannah, Ga,
man who last week escspei from the
asylum at Williamsburg, following bis
commitment sft,r the murder OF his
wife In Norfolk,
Wednesday evening Mrs. Fannie
Hall Robinson, widow Of Capt, Beverly
Robinson, died suddenly from an attack
Of acute indigestion, She resided with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank o. SadleT, at
Nutlsyilis, Lancaster county, and wsa
70 years old.
Th, Rshk OF Nokesville will bs opened
Saturday, February 5lh, with very
elaborate and appropriate programme.
This exercises will be held at Hebron
s smInaYy--Judgs Thornton and Hon.
10. o. Osrlin arc expected TO make sd'
dresats.
The Virginia Military Institute board
of visitors met 10 Richmond on Thurs
day 10 the Office of the acjuiant.geuersl.
The superintendent Of The institute was
Instructed to make lrips through the
south sid vest during The coming spring
for the purpose of Visiting alumni socie-
ties aud to arouse enthusiasm among the
alumni. He ia Instructed to 90 ss far
south no Texas In thls work. The resig-
nation of General Anderson, IS prfsl-
dent OF the board, which otfice he has
beld for years, was accepted and Rorer
James, Of DsnVille, was appointed to
his place,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
sTRYOHNINE POISONING.

C0l. Thomas Fl. Scope, mulli'mil'
lionaire, and Ohristmsu Scope, his
nephew, died from suychoine poison.
Ing. This information vas confined
ia a Telegram from Chicago yesterday
afternoon by John G. PsxtoD, OF Kaa-
sas City, Me-, & private attorney for the
SRope heir. This lends confirmation
to The thsory advanced tWo weeks ego
tha! deliberate plot existed 10 e1terml-
nste the S6Ope family.
Col sscpe, whose foitunsie Ia vari-
ouslJ estimated at from "a, coo, COO to
Sc, 000,O0 died 10 commissions. His
nephew died dnder similar conditions.
Shortly aflerwsrd eight members OF the
Swope family were stricken With typhoid.
Then cams the startling statement thsl
some one had purchased typhoid bSccilI
from a Kansss City toxicolngIat' Tbess
bscclli, it is alleged, were planted in The
5gOpe home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
ga uRDAY EVENING, JAN. 20. 1910.

REFERENCE was made yesterday to
the warning sounded by Senator Bailey
a. The banquet Of the Chamber OF CON-
msrce in this city on Thursday night con-
Cerpi1g The blols on the body, polite
known ss no, opOly and soti llsm. Tie
seualor's de6uition Of the Two words was
ep'grammstic The 6rs', he said,
meant the Capitalization of everything
BY which few wOuli own sl, while The
trend of socialism was toward tae break
log up Of oTne'sh p 10 everything. The
county is today confronted by these
mouslrosi'iss, and the note sounded BY
the Texas senator MAS opporiune. M.
Bliey while urging every cillzan Of
Alexandra 10 unite in all movements
toward srcdleraling the CitS's Interests,
also urged upon esch suftagan the i'm
p)Taoce of per 'OTmiDg his duty as
yotes. and net to sllow elections to 90
by default The senator showed tht
irilry done the STATE as we'll sc tht
coautry By such procedures, as incompe-
tent and too often bad men get into ir'
por an, positions from the fact tina! Peo-
ole whose duty 1t is to vote either 90
fishing or ere suffering from lethsrgy OF
election day /. will be remembered
that Virginia, after rolling up a mJor'
ily for the democratic ticket 10 1869, wac
found 10 the republican column lie 1872
aud cas-! her vote for Ulysses s. Grant
for president, AND 1t wss tsTsely observed
that Horace Greeley had been defeated
in the Old Dominion by General APPS
thy" Virginia resumed her place In
ths democratic forefront in 1876 but three
years later the state was being dominated
5y a nondescrlpt political organization
which never would have been in power
hsd every democrat performed his duty
by voting. Virginia WAS several years
recovering from tbs! setback. Ia this
day worss men than Grant snd Malone
with political principles more vicious
ihsa the organizations they represented
are endeagoring to get hold Of the reins
of government Senator Bailey far seeing
man % be is, is on the lookout for tie
SAFETY Of the ship Of state, as are all Other
representative men who have the inter
esls Of the country at heart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
The President Ia TIE Mlx.nn

New York, jan. 29.-Presldent Will
liam Howard Taft jumped right into The
center OF the mixup 10 The New York
slaie republican machine tcdsy and
forced the election OF friend Of bis to
succeed Herbert Persons ss chairman OF
the New York county committee. By
direct orders from Washington, The SUBJ
c5mmittee OF the comfy committee which
has been designated to select Parsons
successor, decided TO recommend to the
fall committee, when 1t meets a, Eve
O'Clock this afternoon, The rsB chairMan
In the person Of Lloyd @. Grseon1, son
Of Clement A. G,Iscom, Of Philadel-
phis, who sssved With honor 10 the
Spanish war, was once attached TO the
American em5assy AZ London and later
was charge d'sdaiEes ct Ooustantinople,
Il WAS made plain BIZ COngressmsn Ben
reli, q member OF The committee that
Grise1m has the 30. K" of President
Taft, so no time IVES wasted 10 deciding
to recommend him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
The English Election.

London, jar, 29.--1he tic between
liberals and conservatives Ia stiil un-
broken, each side having 267 seats to its
credit, according TO the latest count, Ac-
cordi0g to this count, also, the nstiOna-
lists already have 81 seats, within one Of
their representation 10 the last psrlls-
mens and the lsborltes forty, a big fall
log off from their preVic u representation.
Leaving out OF account three districts
Ia which the result Is admitted by both
aides to be 10 doubt, political forecSsters
today estimated the fnsl strength OF the
parties a. foloWs: Conservatives, 279;
liberals, 27l; nationalist, 89; lsborlssF,
40. Regardless Of what the doubtful
constituencies do, the liberals and labor
ties mtj1rity over the conservatives will
be approximately forty. Premier As
qlilh's temporary soj0urn In southern
France has checked for the Time being
the preparation for the Resembling Of
parliament, which Is now sst for Febru'
sry 81, instead of February Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Rioloas sesnss in .he Relchstag.

Berlin, Jan. 30. --RIotous scenes oc-
Cured TODAY Ia the Reichstaz during
the debate on the army budget, the
estimates Submitted by the k.iser's
officials beiDg bitterly opposed by the
socialists. II r Won Oldenbeig, a
conservative member, preeipisted the
rio. by makiag pl for absolute goT-
eminent. The angry sveislists sc. up
the cry of "dOwn With absolntlsm" and
shook their fsts IN The speakers face.
A scene of wild disorder ersuad and il
vas long time before order could BE-
restored. Won Oldenberg's Plea for
absolutsm Sss startling and is bound to-
pfecipitste clisls 10 the Rsichstsg.
because il ia believed he bu. voiced the
ksser's wishes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Eso,tieaI War In Turksstsn.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 20 Reinforce
ments we're started today to B1khsrs, in
TurkesaD, to aid the Russian commander
there 10 suppressIDg the warfare be-
tween the native Mohsmmedsns sud the
Persian son wor'hippers, known as the
Shiehs aud sginlteS.
Latest sdvIces from the Russian COM
mander ssy that already 1900 persons
have been killed In the fansticsl war
aud that the situation Is COW beyond
control. Todsy's dispatches disprove
the reported restoration of peace, which
was ,sid to have besn brought abont by
the EmIr's dismissal OF the prime mIn-
lister. A civil var Is threatened in Box
hsFa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29

PEOPLE thrOughOus The world will re-
;o,ee 10 know lhst the foods 10 Paris
are subsiding, the river Seine having
asIlen peIceptibly during the past fe"
hours. The Fieuch capital, however,
mas suffered uDIoId dGmsge, aud the
Patjsians arc suli distressed beyond
measure by the Injury 10 theis buildings,
streets, sewer systsm, telegraph, tele'
ph one and railway lines. The di:a'te'
which hiss over.aken Paris lie Of very
serious nature, although it could have
been worse, as comparatively few deaths
aage bsea caused by the foods. There
is no telling whA! day may bring forth,
and the scenes In the French capital
during The past few weeks show What
unlocked for disasters can oveEWhelm a
city. The French are proud OF their
capital, aad that they ahOuld be Is sp-
parent to people Of other countries when
they pass over the bonlevards snd s'u3y
Imposing structures of this great modern
metropolis. The Ooncorde, Champs
Ei5aee, Holsl des Iavsides, the Louvre
Muse, Damp du MARI, Church of The
Madeleine and many other interesting
sad beautiful sections and bulldogs have
been in 'aded by the wslerS, and mud,
slime, collapsed sidewalks and the smell
of sewer gas render Parl', temporarily,
Mt lessi, place to be avoided. The re-
ouperaige powers OF the French, hove
ever, sra proverbial. and 10 8 short time
they viii have risen superior to ell their
i.ficuilies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Indis aaliOn Against u. S. Admiral.
by W. A, Deverall, Sisa Correspondent
nited Press


InGis aaiiOn Against u. S. Admiral.
by W. A, Deversll, Sisa Correspondent
nited PNss,l
Bluefelds, via wireless to Colon, Jan,
29.-Admiral Kimbsll, in commsnd Of
the American feet ia Eioarsgusu walters,
Is accused today by both tue oatl7es and
American residents Of undne irIeLdliuess
to President Msdr'z and Intense indlgna-
ton eeeinst him has resulted.
The admirsPs warning TO American
residents 10 Nicaragua to take no part 10
The revolution, uuder penalty OF forfeit
log the protection Of the Uoited States,
is construed as meaning Justification By
Kimbsll of the execution of Gioce and
Cannon, Americans, Sho were shot to
death, after being couit-mahialed.
1t ls presumed thst The sdmlial Ia act
log under insiu ltions from the American
Safe Department, which gives rise TO
the fesr 10 his revolutionary stronghold
that the Uaited States will recognize
the presidency Of MsdriS 10 the event Of
the triumph Of the government forces
over the revolutionary srmY.
Buefelds, Ja0. 20 General Cbs-
moro, is seriously wounded. However,
physlcIsnu say he will probably not die.
The chief Of the provisional frmY, who
commanded the Estrada iorceS 10 the
battle OF the last feE days, personally led
the charge oD the ESgllsh battery 10 the
center of the Msdriz lines.
Although sotely wounded Chamorro
kept to his task until the guns were
sllenced and the adminislrstIOn's forces
completely routed. II, Is uow In an I'm
prOVIsed hospital g! AcoyaOs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29

OF Ksnsss, both republicans: "Iusiesd of
ending $40, 900, 600 on two OF bslte-
ships this year, Why not put that money
into the Agricultural Department where
1t will do the people some good" M
Scott replied tina! be was afraid that
the naval committee Wouli not stand
for srch an smputatIor. "B'sldes
that" be added, 1--WE would have nc
rssson for putting Ten millions on the
estimates made by the secretary Of
agriculture. Mr.. Douglas replied
that II the members OF the House
W aDted to do 1! they could Every easily
bring about trade between the two
committees that would give more money
to agriculture end less to the navy"
But this would not suit the war lotd,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
New York Stock Msrket.

New YORK, Jan. 29.-MOst Of the
interest at the opening OF the stock mar
ket centercd In Union Pacific because Of
the announcement that the government
wonld continue its suit sgsins! that
company. The opening price vas frsc.
tIonslly lower than yesterdays close but
was strongly supported and soon SHOWED
gsins.
Although aggressive besr traders at'
tempted TO force deolines after the open
ing they we've lsble to csuse more han
slight temporary recession aud The
tone through the hour wss generally
strong. The market closed strong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29


WHILE the Senate was considering
the Sunday closing bill on Thursday
Bs1a'or3 Bailey and Money paid tributes
TO the Jewish race. the more orthodox
OF ghich still bold to the observance OF
Saturday as the Sabbath day. In speak.
ing OF the sacred writings OF the Hebrews
Hensior Money among other things said
NThere never was 8 book written like
Job and there are passages 10 isaiah OF
Jehovah equal TO nny fight 10 the Odys.
sey or the Had" 1t Is said that
Thomas Carlyle never grew weary Of
reading the book Of Job. On one &C.
csslon night overlook him 10 the north.
err section of Scotlsnd and he sought
shelter in col!fge, The man Of the
hOuse before retiring, told his guest 1t WAS
his custom to resd a chapter of the
Bible every night, and asked Carlyle,
whom he did no; know, 10 perform that
service. The crabid old Sootchmsn
opened at the book OF Job and read
chapter sitter cbaptet until most Of the
family had fallen asleep. The cotisger
finally called bis attention to the fact
that it wac past midnight, when Carlyle
spologz:d to sis host, remsking tbs!
when he began reading of the Ohsldean
patriarch 1t wss almost impossible for
him to stop until he had finished the
book.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
paIlef for the Sufferers

Boston, Jan, 29-BostOL's frat con-
tribution to the necessities OF the French
people will be made today when $50,
900 francs foY tie relief OF he flood suf'
ferers will be cabIed to Robert Bacon,
American ambassador to France.
London, Jan. 90. King EtSard and
Queen Alexandra todsys each sent q
eheck for $4,000 for the relief Of the
Paris aOod suierers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Railroad Accidents.

Loudon, Jar. 30 Ten persoUs ere
known to be dead snd score II 1red
Ia wreck today at StOSlsnesi
depot, II miles from London on the
Brighton London express, bound for this
city. The train wss going forty miles
40 htu' when 1t vas derailsd. The two
front carrlsges were 6upg across the
station platform and the Fu man thrown
high in the cir. The train Was heavily
loaded.
Ashtabnls, Ohio. Jan. 29.-MaIl train
No. 81 on the Lake Shore and Michigan
S u.bero crashed into the Tear.end Of
limited train No. Is on The block just
east OF the Ashtatula passenger depot
this morning. Several passenger and
trsinman were badly bruised,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, Jan, 30.
SENATE.
The Ss0ale was not 10 session today,
HOUSE,

HOUSE,
Speaking 10 a question OF privilege,
Representative S.mms llem., Tenp.,
today scored newspapers who are attack
ing The proposal to decrease the secoGd
class rate. BE bad been attacked, be
sid, bee uIe he sent some seeds under
he ranking privilege.
"Why don't these newspapers devote
Il cir TINS to showing that Hitchcock lie
fraud before they dispule his fg-
u ,es On the postal d,f,I?" said Repre-
sentative S mns.
"Pll admit that Hitchcock could
have deceived the president il he wanted
to because he deceived large number
D. people into voting the republican
ticket last year. Bat aoYhow the pres'-
dent made q solemn recommendation on
Huchcock's statement aud until 1t IL
d.sproysd we must accept IT,"
Mr.. Sims declared that Congressman
do not stuIa the fransiog privilege
The sgricullu,sl bill MSS discussed lr
the Honss today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Blizzard in England

London, Jan. 29.-The worst blizzard
in rs years is today sweeping through.
out the northern part of EOglsnd. 10
many places the snow is 20 feet deep
and railway communication between
England and Scotland has been sus.
pended.
The isolsllon of the northern village
IL complete. and Telegraph comnuniea-
ton with them is almost impossible.
Three vessels have been lost aud most
OF the crews hEse been drowned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29

PASSAGE Of bills now pending In
O jugress, absolutely removing sill tariffs
from foodstuffs OF whatever description
Is declared by PRECEDENT Mshr. Of the
Mercantile Exchange Of New York, to
bs the only real solution Of TIE higher
price.oi food problem. "a revision, or
selling in the prevailing rates of tariff
on ioodstuf, will not do" declared Mf.
Mshr yesterday. "The tariff on food
must be removed entirely" Every one
knows this to be true bat the trusts which
coulrol legislation will not permit 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
S.eamers colIlda

H.ntu'g. Jan. 90 The British
steamer AlbaIross sad the steamer
B1rskl wsIe 10 collision today in tho
lower EIbs, The BOrskl sinking, after
all of her crew and passengers has been
taken Of. The AlbstToss friyed ttis
sftsfnoen. Size is BADLY damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29

MRS. NEWALL dwight HILLS, VILE
of the pastor of the Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, blamss American girls for the
high divorces rste. Sac says the msjor'
ty of gir's are brought up with the idea
that sll luxuries srs necessities. They
won't have the bother of children and 60
tosy liye childless. Liie becomes mo
uotouous and the husband tires Of II.
The result Ia he leaves home and no obe
cln blame bin. Garmsn, EOglish and
French girls are IA, better In the home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Woman Possted To Death

Cincinnati, Jan. 29.-M'S. Alice Van
Zandt, was found roasted TO death on
top Of stove 10 the Ii chen OF htr
home. Her hands ard feet vera bound /.
Her husband, jesse A. Var.-zaudt. 40
express driver is being questioned b? The
pohce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
"LOYALD COUNOILs BARRED.

Further split 10 the factions Of the
Junior Order OF Uoiied American Mech
srics 10 the Virginia Councils 10 threat
eued.
A decision OF the United Ststee So.
prsme U,ult recently took away The
rights OF the Virginia CT lcll which re-
msiDed loyal to the national body when
the Virginia insurgents Withdrew.
According 10 the decision, the ''loyaP
councils IRE not entitled 10 use the cor.
porAie name OF the order or to incofpor'
ste Its principles Into their procedure.
Bat they may reorgsnIz'. Councils with
membership Of about 5000 are affected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29

DURING the discussion of the sgti.
cultural bill In the House yesterday
Mr., Douglas, Of Ohio, asked Mr.. Scott,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29

Secretary Meyer yesterday gave out
bis new Da7al personnel bill providing
eventually for 5000 officers and 10000
men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
The Market.

Georgetown, D, c, Jan, 20, whsss ilS-iaS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
SITS DOWN TO BANQUET
WITH THOUSAND GUESTS

CHICAGO. Sept. S.-Colonel Theodore
roosevelt was the guest of honor here
tonight at an elaborate banquet given
oy lhe members OF the Hamilton club
hotel ''e NohsFesS
,d lie was greeted by an assemblage OF
Ivy dlners. among whom We're several
states atted ,nd n5ates o, senators. governors OF
people who had been unable to obtain
seats at the banquet thronged the cor
,laors ,hn SO OF the hotel and the balcony OF
yept spoke, waiting for n chance to hear
OF see the former president.
governor Charles S. Deneen delivered
an, an ,eulogistic address In welcoming Col
2nel Roosevelt to Illinois and Chicago.
john n Batten. president OF the Hamil-
Ton club introduced the clubs chief
guest TO the expectant diners.
Many Notables Attend.
among the fifty men seated at the
speakers table were Joseph G. Cannon.
speaker OF the house of representatives: /:
Charles W. Fairbanks. former vice presII
Gent Albert J. Beveridge and Robert ]
oanole' s' members of the United States
Sti,hhs a. ahd Governors Deneen: w. r.
South Dakota. vi
Congressman Nicholas Longworth.
T1lGnel fIns}ae Rooseyelt's son-in-law' and
ana w. Alden Smith OF Michigan wers
also near the speakers. "e'e
- members Of the Hamilton club planned
event OF the day in Chicago but. II nose
sibie the big event of Colonel Roose-
Wells western trip. The demand for
seats was so great that the original plan
70 unit diners to 500 who could BIO seat
ed In the gold room was abandoned. II
was then arranged to accommodate more
man twice that number by using n sec
ond banquet hall at the hotel
AS Colonel Roosevelt's specinI train
vas half an hour late in arriving from
freeport. ILL.,. slight delay occurred in
opening the formalitIes at the banquet.
In the large throng of guests.
Following the banquet. Colonel Roose-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
SOMEBODY APPEARS
TO Be HEDGING
Montana State Democratic Con-
ventiOn IndOrses No Candi-
date for Senatorship.

LIVINGSTON. Mont, Sept. s.-The
state Democratic convention convened
here at noon today amid the greatest
enthusiasm among the delegates. among
whom are former Senator W. A. Clark
and Governor Edwin It, Norris. Governor
Norris was chosen permanent chairman,
succeeding Temporary Chairman 7. ].
Walsh OF Helena, who was mentioned as
candidate for the United States senate
to succeed Senator Thomas FL Carter.
The convention tonight adopted the MI
nority report of the resolutions commit
tee against the convention going on rec
ord for the Endorsement of n candidate
Tor the United States senate.
Aside from the nominal tions to be made
Tor clerk of the supreme court, railroad
commissioner and congressman. the uues-
ton OF the Endorsement of a senatorial
candidate was the principal subject be-
lore the convention, The Montana legis-
lature this fall will elect "a successor to
Senator Carter. W
Ringing speeches predicting Democrat
lc success were made by former Senator
Clark Governor Norris Hon, w G Cor.
rad, Major Martin MaginTIis. state Sen
ator Thomas ID. Long, State Chairman w
b. George and others W.
Charles S. Hartman of Bozeman was
unanimously nominated for congressman
Colonel I. OLeary of Anaconda w,s
nominated for clerk OF the supreme court
ana Peter Sanger of Butte was nomjpatad
Tor railroad commissioner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
HURRIES FROM STATION
TO HOTEL IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept s.-Colonel Roosevelt's
plans to delay any public greeting on his
arrival In Chicago late today. until he
made his appearance at an informal re-
ception Of the Hamilton club went much
amiss. when the special train bearing his
party reached the Northwestern station
Although the club committees had been
asked not TO arrange reception at the
depot, thousands hockcd around the train
and cheered Justify when the former
president appeared,
Colonel Roosevelts objection to the
presence OF the Illinois senator, William
borimer, at the Hamilton club banquet,
had caused tremendous interest, and
scores hurried TO the railroad station
after reading the announcement in news
paper extras.
The station is In the midst OF whole
sale houses and commercial buildings,
employing many men. Most OF these were
released from work Just as the special
train arrived, and all struggled for
sight OF the former president,
The crowd called loudly for n speech.
put Colonel Roosevelt hurried to a walt
ing automobile. Here he stopped long
enough 10 say how glad he was TO return
TO this city and what a great time he
had been having on the trip. Then the
automobile. preceded by police automo-
bile, hurried TO hotel.