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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
The Susnected Mnrderers,

Petersburg, Va Feb. lS.-Msn scled
ID Detectives Miller aad Mslseede, Who
capu'fd The two IA yitiv6s wanted ip
connection with tho death Of Jane
Adams, the l7-Yesr-old girl whoss body
was cast up by the sea at Atlantic City
lat Su 1day, William Sayler and his
brother, Avis, left the city hall shortly
after Il o'clock today and a few mil u s
later boarded q norihOund Atlantic
Coast line train.
A sensational scene occurred just be-
fore The Seyleu we're taken aboard the
train uhan n wnmsn vhnRa ihaniifV. tho
police have not ytt disclosed, called on
Ohief of Police Rsgland end declared
that she Is Willlsm 5eyleI's wife. The
woman, who would press charge Of
oIramv, declared that Seyler deserted her
in 1902 just at the time when be WEI t
north.
When Seyler wss told Of the Womsn's
assertion he said YEARLY: "Ltt her
prove thu ever married her, 81 ad'
nit that l know her. she can't show 3
marriage certificate"
According to the detectives Ssyler has
not get been appraised OF the damaging
O. ,temenls made by his brother Arvis,
who cortobou d to the mltu.est detail
the story told by Alice Adams, sister oil
the dead girl.
81 don't know whether "Bilp" killed
the Adams girl or not,' the younger
Seyler is declared 10 have t)ld the detec-
tiyes, "tu. / do know that there was
something weighing on hia mind when
he cane home the night We all went to
the pier. If be says be want on the
pier with Jane Adams on the night Of
Febru AIRY 1 he lies,
The Ssyler brothers, hsndcuii.d to
eaCn ttier arrived at Union passenger
station at Alexandria ct 2;30 O'Clock
this afternoon. The train made brleI
stop, atr which it sptd on to Wash
iuUlnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
UprisinP In India,

Allahsbsd, India, Feb. IS. -Jagdal-
pur 10 today he center Of one OF the mos!
serious Iodian reVolls Cf recent years.
Thousands Of natives are said to be In
volved sud he small loyal part OF the
pobuat on, inciu ling q few Europeans,
ls in dagger. There are only l2O police
svsilable for duty.
The government 10 Fastening troops
to the sceue, bul 1t Is doubtful whether
they can arrive before an outbreak octur.
The Jsgdslfur dist rbsncs is believed
to be the reiult of the uprising In the
Bisis' sthe, 10 the suppression OF which
the author!t es have IS yet made little
Roadway.
Several clashes have already occurred
between those In the van Of the relitf
expedition and the rebel oUtDOitl. The
go's! 6gtt 50 far reported vas ct Iudrs-
vlah river, where soldiers fred on the
febe's and killed half dozen Of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Senainr Tillman LII.

Washington, Fer. 1S.-Tho cond'-
ton of Senator Bsrjami z. Tillmar,
OF South OsrolIua, who is suffering fft m
partial paralysis, is reported this alter
noon to be mos! seFlous. He has betn
unconscious the greater part Of the dsy,
and grave fears are entsItained for his
recovery.
A bulletin Issued at the senstors
home at 12:45 this afternoon stated tat
although bis condition was ptecsrious
and there we're doubts IS to his u!lmsie
recovery, there was no immediate dan
ger. At that hour the senator was resi-
ing quietly.
Dr.. Pcktord, the attending physleisn,
called into couIultstlon this afternoon
Dr.. William A. White, superintendent
OF tie Government Hospital for the
Insane, and t.legrsms we're sent 10 the
Senator's son aud daughter, Henry O.
Tllman sudisalIy May TilImsu, 'um-
mouing them to his bedside, aud TO
DR.. J. W. BabcccE, the family pbysl'
ciau, st Colu nbis, s. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

performing evo'u ions that outrIss'ed
auy tire riDged circus Troop i. Of ihs
Fifteenth Cavalry, 10 bneosck drill
carried away the Donors Of the exhibi.
tl01.
The president today sent to the Sen
ste the nomination Of John A. Mer.
TT, oil New York, to be Colle,to Ct
customs for the district NJ Nisgars.
Senator Smith, of Michigan is in a
fair way today TO recover from an at
tack OF appendicitis. DR.. Louis Barth,
his family physician, who hurried to
Washington from Grtnd Rapids, said to-
day that the attack was subsiding, and
that an operation might not be neces.
ssry. The senator absolutely refused
to submit to an operation before Barth
arrived. An operation upon Senator
Smith, of Michigan, for appendicitis
was decided upon this afternoon by the
attending physicians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
The BLIZZARD.

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 18-Tbe
second section oil one OF the worst blr-
z,rls known here In many years, driven
BY 6 singing northeast wind, has de-
morslizsd railroad, int urban and street
railway traffic and crippled traffic
throughout the STATE.
Much tufering is reported from the
poorer districts of every large city In
this portion Of tle Gu TRY and ia the
rural sections where the inhabitants
we're exposed to The 40.mile wind. H.
teiu'ta1 passengers on many Lies were
snow bound for many b,uts lat night
and rel a ar traffic has not been restored
this morning.
Three trainmen arc dying as the re-
suit Of a wreck ctuied on the Detroit,
Toledo and Irooton Railroad near Spring.
6Nld. Tho roof OF the big auditorium
at Zlnesville collapsed nuder the weigh
Of snow. Herman Haverkamp was lost
10 the snow at Cincinnati and frozen 10
death. Rural rcu.es Ia many sections
have been abandoned and q score o.
trains sre reported stalled In different
localities.
Pittaburg, Pa, Feb. 1S.-Repo't- o.
a score Of personals III lra1 or suff-rlDg
from exposure reached here today from
points lbroughcu. Seslern PeDnsylysnis,
following the storm tiat swept this Sec
ton late yesterday and last night. A
heavy fall OF slett aud snow blocked
traffic Of all kinds and wire tervice is
still badly crippled. Trains are reporieo
rom tso TO four b uy late on all roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Tho Crisis IN England,

London, Feb. lS.--PTemler Asqulth
has had the fat proposal PUT ID him
either 20 tW,ng the cabinet around to the
v!ews CT the laborltss aud Irish nailora'.
ists, Wao demand That The sbOlition Of
the vote power OF the Hcn'e OF Lords be
the first pisce OF legislation attempted,
or resign from his post.
There is little likelihood Of AsquIlh
being able 10 hsrmonz] the cabinet,
snd should be attempt to 6ll the recall
citratt mem era places Siih other sp-
poiutees, there would be the grsvest
danger of the lborsl party spllt Dg up.
Many politicians believe that the cabinet
stu, ti0n will force another dissolution
Of parliament not later than The end Of
next week.
When Asqnilh asked the klug on
Wednesday whether be would swamp
the upper HUE with liberal peers, 10
order to insure the carrying Gu; OF the
liberal programme, the king refused to
stste bis position uatil assured SIS to
what the liberal programmes WeHld be,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Frsnkiott-on- .he.Msin. Feb. 49,
The police admit thai fully two hundred
we're more or less seriously wounded 10
the rIotlng that accompanied the social.
at demonstrations against the suffrage
bill late last night, bat Trey also state
that none OF the injured will die. Fultltr
trouble Is fesrsd, as the temper OF The
people has been aroused aud The social
lslIo leaders are advocating that their
followers inaisi On the right to hold street
meetings withtu! moles!ation.
The Sighting lat ulght ragged through
many street the police chsTgiOg the mob
aud scattering It only to have 1t imme-
dlataly reform In some u1expect d quar-
ter. The demonstratOra pu, many OF the
police OF of the fighting by throwing
small bags Of pepper tt them, tying sll
the time - burst these bags 10 the faces
Of the officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
The Troubles In Greece.

OoDstautnopl Feb. lS.-Diferencss
between Captain Typsldos and Admiral
Mistulis of the Creek navy have alone
prevented an opsu clash between tbS
nayy sud the Greek army, sccord,6g to
information br uIhi to-day b. a special
messenger to the Porte.
CsprsIn TypaldOs, who hiss resumed
BILE naval cOmmsnd despite bis reeer
bsnishmert lie DOW urging the nsvsI
officers - ks the feat 10 Pifa' US, at The
port of Athens. add forcibly supprets
the Military League.
Even Mlaculis has warned Ool. lZ'r-
Sas, head Of re leskuD and the virtusl
dictator OF Greece, that q tttuggle Will
be participl It'd II Zorbas stt.uEt to
weaden t1e navy by &C; t.ering the shiI 8
OF he navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
TOday's Telegraphic News
Fired into a Mob

Cairo, H., Feb. IS "A company OF
military called out to suppress tie
second mob in Cairo within the past
few months early today took the body
of Alexander Halliday from a snow
bank under the jail window and kept a
quie! watch.
The mob bad been dispersed esrlier
IN the morning by The sheriff who ordered
vOllsy fTed tbi t killed Halliday and
wounded ftu, Others.
After the shot ng, the mad crowd
fell back aud did not attemp! to pick
up the body OF the dead msu. Sheriff
Nelis declared it Wtud lie there oil 81
the soldiers came. When the troops
arrived there wss little for them to do
exctp. take away Il illIday's body.
Tue mob gathered before dayl gat to
storm the Alexander c;ulty jail, and
lynch two negroes, John Pratt and
Lincoln Wilson, confessed purse snatch
err. Nellis ordered bis deputies to fife
~hen the attacking party refused t.
dl,psrse:
At 12:45 the mob appeared at the
coDft house and started through the
gate ard up the steps OF the jill. NeiliS
commanded the mob to disperse.
80 hall With you" vas the response.
Four leaders had covered their faces
with hsndkerchieiS, according to Nsllis,
and he WAS unable II recognize them.
The sheriff had irsti u ted the deputies
stationed 10 the Jail to fire into the air
on a given signal. he gave the sigosl
and the deputies fred a volley through
the windows. The shower of bullets
was poured from the re' olvers of the
mob and fell sbtui the sberif. The
posse then fred a second vOlIey direct at
the mob.
Slrieks and grOsns followed aud FIVE
men sack to the ground. The FIRE Wss
not returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

The Hrst blow stuck BY the Unit'o
S ates sgsins, alleged might riders
wss delivered yesterday, when a federal
grsnd jury at CJvlngtoO, Kg., returned
indictments sgsinst twelve men OF DRY
Ridge, Ky.. fox conspiracy In restrain:
of trsde. Oae Of the men indicted Is
John s. S.etrs, 8 member OF the tt"e
Legislature. The indictments charge
thst ihe defendants couspired to preVeI
W. T. O,borne i,om shipping fOnr hogs
head Of tobscco from Dry Bldg to
Cincinnati, on November 70, 1871
Thy are charged with having lit M
dated, by ,hrest5 Of violence, both Us
borne aud the station agent at DiS
Ridge. This does not sgree with the
sla ement made on the floor OF the HOuse
of Representatives recently By OOngres'-
man Osn,rell, OF Kentucky, WHO decIsr' d
thsre was 10 night riding in bis stste
and gho dentu iced the su hors Of srCh
rapport and the Newspapers which Prb'
lighed them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. IS. 1910.

BELIEVING personal taxes are DOE
c ,lleeabi snd that Only honest men pay
them when assessed, A,se nbiymsn vii
snack yesterday introduced q bill wlPing
from the stslu t. books all provisions fer
leyyiug aud collecting personal taxes 10
New York. The present Law In Wit
gluis which allows no man to vote VITO
does not vs IL bis c t zsusbip entugh to
pay his head tax should reVer be ar
nalled. Many years ago q wsll'knoSn
character Of that time, who was mott d
for bis brl;qu ness, was deputy sherIh
of Alexandra. he approached man
o1s day AID told him he had a small bill
agains. bim for his 1.-THE. The delin-
gu mt replied: Chow about 'bisY DO
al men pay tazes2' The deputy sheF fl
r.i3lned, "All gentlemen pay 'axes."
There vas 20 answer to the othclsFs
xeply, and the man, in a sublu,d topf,
3 nd, w Il, Isup2Ose l NUT pay mine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

SENATOR DAVIS vas promptly r.
blkbd by The Senate yesterday. III q
fismtoyaDt speeCh the Arkansas sensitr
attacked Ssoalor OSen, Of Oklahoma,
thruyh whose conriesy he wsS permitted
(, address toe Senate end made a violent
rade against Mr, j. d Rockefeller.
Senator Oxen replied briefly t'swhat he
tanned 81 "Impudent" speech. He de-
c'ined TO Yield to Mr. Davis, saying That
the Alkaussa seaitlr bad forfeited any
right he might have TO his considetti'n
and respect. It was apparen. that the
democratic side OF the Senate wsS de-
eulted With the methods Of Mr.. Davis,
and even the senator's who are not
especially friendly to Mt. Oxen came TO
his assistance. rhes reiu'ed to support
Mr.. Davis in bis demand for rollcsll
on tbs bill which hs desired 10 defest,
and every vote except that Of the ArkaO'
sss senator was given to the mtasurs on
the question Of t. passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

That G, 400 children between the
a4es o. Gga aud eighteen die every year
o! tabartu,csia which might have betp
prevented, was the statement Issued YET
tsrday 10 New York by The Nstioni
Association for the Study and Proven
yentlon OF Tu1eiculosis. Lisa ;han six
Osf cent Of The country's school child en-,
tle statement adds, receive defn 70
Instruction 10 The prevei on OF tubenu
lo,ie. Ia Michigan. Massachusetts,,
NNtl O.rolios, Missouri sud Porto
Rlc3 laws have been passed requiring
that mt ualion GA the prevention CT
Tuberculosis be given 10 sll Eublic
schools and that similar stt on should be
taken 10 all sections of tho country
should he apparent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
From Washington.
tCs rgsspoaaeaos OF the AieIandris Gazette
Washington, February Is.


BIZ order Of President Tat. MsjOT-
Gsnsral William A. Carter has been re-
lleyed Of duty Ia the Philippines and
ordered 10 Washington IS member OF
the general staff in plsee OF Big. Gsp.
William W WotherspoOD.
A deiegst on of BalilnCre lawyers
headed by former governor Of Maryland
Gaorge L. Gather, called on President
Taft this morning ID advocate the az
vointueut of II -ory S,oekbridge to the
new federal in 'gssbip In Maryland crt-
stsd BIZ the bill now awaiting the preIl-
dents signature. S-rstor Ra,nsr intro
duced tbs delegation which included
Edgar Cans, Joseph Q. France, Francis
p. Homer and John P. Hill. Repre-
sentative Peaue is opposing the appoint
ment Of S.octbridge for political reasons.
Ia anaiiz.pg tle high cost OF living
SECRETARY Wilson scored fret the cost
of hilh living. To be extrsVsgspt In
diamonds he thought raised the price
of meat. Statistics issued today by the
Department OF Commerce snd Labor
show oue Item Of high living, which did
not exit dozen years ago, to have
rescued tbs tune of fifty million dollars
= year. The world spends this az
nuali7 on automobiles. Ia this industry
the United States ranks second 10
France. 10 ten years American exports
Of autos have gone from one to nine
million dollars. The export figure OF
Frauce 10 1908 was a millions and Of
the Unit States 10 1909, nine mil
lions. Every continent and practically
every ctu1lry Is now listed as field 10
the expectation Of automobiles.
These sre days OF worrT and sleepless
nights at the White House, for great
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Austris Warns Turkey,

Constantinople, via Thilippopolis, Bull
garia, Feb. IS - turkeys tegere admini,tra-
tive methods are sure TO bring another revo'
luton, according TO warning note that the
Austrian government has Just delivered to
Turkey against continuing her system oil
sending out military expeditions to hurry the
country in the coll .ction Of thtlins errears in
iaxes, Austria insists that her suggestions
ore made ia friendly spirit, but she adds
that ifthe uprising that is COW Threatened
eyentlstes, the powers will have to intercede.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
UnrestIn Thibet.

Pekln, Feb. 1S.-Reports from Lhasa,
Thibet, today say that Tibetsns are
threatening revolt agsitt Chinese rule.
Chinese soldiers are now 10 virtual con-
t 'ol Of tie Tibetan capital, there being
nearly 2. 900 troops in the ancient CITY,
These soldiers are accused OF proianlng
the lib TINS, holy places and OF sseklDR
mspV Of tAe mousstsries,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Vessel Aground

Osps Cdsrles, Vs., Feb. l8.-The
su,!.iigged sailing ve'ssI "NOrwOod'
pound iromEB 'rmuda 10 Boston, loaded
with salt, went aground In the fog ct
Ship shosl La Dps, below Smiths Island,
early day. OF the crew OF eighteen,
II were rest d by the life.saying crews
at Ooobs Island. Obsrles Httisld, .
ssilor. fell from TIE mast to the deck,
r,bounded and fell into the sea and was
lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
The Legislature.
SENATE

Little rial business vas transacted 10
the 20 houses yesterday. The Senate
sper he me In talk about taxation
bat with no particular Te;u
No actual work has yst been done on
the general appropriation bill BY the
II use committee on insnce.
A communication was received from
ie Legislature OF Maryland, iuclosiDg q
resolution sskIng for a conference be-
seen legislative committees from Mary
land and Virginia to consider chsnges
10 the oyster and fish laSs o! both states
Ia regard to The Potomfc river. 1t Is
proposed that the two committees meet
at annapolis as t1e guests of the SAFE
OF Maryland. The communication Was
referred.
Favorable reports we're received on
the following bile: To permit water
pipes to be laid alongside OF public turn.
pixies. to provide for the taxation Of
omitted lands; to distribute The remain
der OF the Federal direct tax fund now
Ia the treasury; to continue 10 force the
Gettysburg monument Appropriation; TO
pay the clsim OF John f. Phillips; OF
R chmoud; to FIX The compensation Of
E, toral boards; to amend lhelsH relat
i5g t. the hire OF penitentiary convict;
to e,t sblish the normal school at Rad
fOrd.
Bills were Introduced to sllIw the
ro!t rs OF duly organized camps of Oor-
federtt, veterans In the cities and cour
ties to be recorded in the clerks Offices;
10 provide for compromise, settlement
and relief OF state and county taxes and
leyles 10 certain cases, and to provide
method aud remedy therefor, &C.; to
provide for the examination and testing
OF diary cattle for controlling tabercu'
osIV, ADD TO appropriate money for tx.
penses thereof; to amend sections |, 2
and 3 OF chapter 4 Of an act to regulate
the practice Of pharmacy and the cOmpo-
sitiOn, branding, possession, dispensing
and sale OF drugs, &c to ame0d section
4l90 of the code In reference to the en-,
pigment OF cOnvicts; to 6x The weight
OF aud regulate the trade 10 corumesl; to
amend section 1850 OF the code In rela.
ton ID corporation courts OF cities OF the
first aud second class; ID provide for sub.
hitting the QUESTION OF grsntlug license
t. MAJ u'scIure ardent spirits to the
qualified voters OF counties, corporations
aud msglstsrial districts; to amend Sec
ton 81 Of chsptsr 8 Of sn act concerning
corporations; to amend section 2496.A Of
the code 10 relation to The sale OF real ca.
tate held as courtesy OF IS dover, etc.; 70
make en- appropriation for replica of
the Hou1on static Of George Washing
ton, and ID provide for tho appointment
of commission TO present tde same to
the republic Of France,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
DIED.

On Wednesday, February l6, 1910, ct S.l5
p. M, amer a short illness, THOMAS ).
DOWNEY, beloved son Of Thomas D. and
Ca herine Downey, eyed 2s year,. Funeral
from the residence Of his father, si5 Franklin
street, Saturday morning. Requiem mass a.
It. Mary's Church At 9. 90 o'clock. InieIment
in st. Mays cemetery. Relatives AID friends
Of family invited 10 attend.
In New York city, Thurs lay, February II,
1910, JOHN S. RICE, son Of John p. Rice,
of this city, Funeral from the residence, $50
north Royal street, Saturday morning at 80;
requiem mass at st. Mary's Church at 8
o'eloskr Intermsnt private,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

In the baud, Of the Senate and Fl use
committees on privileges and elections
now re: L the TT OF theS rod statewide
prohibition bill. After treadiDg the
beaten pit1 OF arguments, thrice repe t.
ed at three separate bearings, the local
option and statewide forces last niGt t
closed their case, In obedience to tb'
mandate OF the two committees, which
met 10 executive session just after the
hearing was concluded sno DECIDED tbs
the case mad nesn fully srsu end do
not need TO be prolonged. The local
option sdherenIs wishsd NOR tine, tut
by this action 1t vas denied them.
Some interesting proposinoos are Qua
In the Hou,e today. The interstate freight
,a,n bill, which passed the Senate. Is
xpecied TO Cause warm debate. The
Adams pharmacy bill will likely ge. "a
vote. The bill Is to give ctuatry physi'
clans the right to sell diuyp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

passenger IfaIns 10 this sisJ' muesgF
ecu oons or tickets sold by them or tt1er
common carriers or their agents tor pa
senser travel 90 their lines, good "i'hiO
this state for exchaoge for tick t. "
lieu thereof; 10 relation TO proceedings
against the liquidation OF delinquent
nlu .aucs corporations; 10 proV'de for a
re6u; tlon OF four days per month Tor
good behavior from t., t ne for wblc'
icy were sentenced t. jail on al ia
prisoners working on The convict rosd oI
quarry force; a bill to amend section ~
IF the code relative to the compsnsR'
ion of members Of the electoral U,sr !
20 rally the 1871 smeudmtnt OF n
constitution OF the Uuiied States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
vsrdlct Of Murder IN The FRS. Degree

Wilmington, DEL, Feb lS. -Csroine
Russo, en- Italian, sgsd S5, was found
guilty Of murder In the 6rst degree here
at 8 o'clock this morning.
Russo shot and killed William j.
Kidd, sged 20 years, q wslI.kDoWn young
man here, following the suosballlug OF
RI $50 By crowded. boy'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Governor Mann bas respited Aogelo
Hamilton, cOlored, sentenced 10 be elee.
troeu.ed in Richmond for muIder, until
March %,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
HOUSE.,

Congressman Longworth deieDed
Wade Ellis, Assistant At Orney Gensrsl
of the United Stlles snd chsirman of the
Ohio republican state committee, who
was tackled by Mr.. Mann on the f1or
Of the H)use so or three dsys ago.
The House spent most OF the day 10
clnsidertt on Of tle Indiar appropriation
bill.
Among The bills introduced were the
following; To appropriate $3.50 for each
III al letter carrier for horse aud wsgoD.
The cost of the item would smount to
over Sl4, 600, 900; to regulate the SIS Of
tobacco package; to regulate the ssie OF
unmai uisc ured tobacco; to prevent the
separation OF immigrant families at potts
of entry; for tie crest on Of commission
to decide upon fitting nttlopsl Lincoln
memorial and to prohibit tle purchase
Of couvIct.made goods by any official Of
the United Ststas or territories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Mems X
Furnishings.
sec and soc Shirts. 29c.


Odds and ends of Shirts, In psrcsles and
madras; some plain white AMI plsited STYLES
In the lot; all sizes except 10. Spec Doc
Odds and euds Of Natural and Cancels Fair
Underwear; broken sizes of shirts and Zoe
drawers. Sl.25 and $50 vald's......... ~
Neckwear and Ribbons.
Large, Full Maine Bows, with rat-taiI
combined. Res0lar t0c values. 1EC
Choice, eaeh.....,,..... ......,........... <@O$
Regular Csc yard Ruching. chiffon snd
cord effects; white and black; new 4 Nc
goods. Special, ysrd......,..... e. ...... h'~
All.silk Noire Ribbons, 4 inches wide;
al al cS 1s9s Regular 2a' value. Spec lOC
laiI yard ..'.'''''''''''.'''''''''''''''