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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10

islature. wooley. R.. sci; Bevan. d.
1922
For long term commissioner. Orme
r.. 957 Smith, D., 665.
For short term commissioner, Ham
mOnd, r.. SOS; Clark. D.. III.
For clerk, Ajax, r.. s52; Green, D.
654.
For sheriff. Bush. r., sOs; Heggie. D.
COZ.
For recorder. Bryan. r.. 1905; Say
ers, D., els.
For treasurer Johnson. r.. 500; Oal-
ton, D., ZIG.
For county attorney Marks. r.. Ss7i
Dunlavy, 700.
For superintendent OF schools, Row
berry, r., 91e; Anderson, D.. 634.
For county surveyor. Bowman, r.
97S; Orr, D., 577.
For county assessor, James. r.. SAL;
Jefferies. D.. 129.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10

Straup emerged from the fray with 37S
votes 10 spare. The closest fight devel-
oped IN the race for assessor, James,
the Republican candidates carrying the
precincts, that have made returns,
with 1l2 votes more than his opponent.
More or less scratching was resorted
to in the vote for the county officers,
the voters apparently paying much at
Iention 10 the Individual candidates. No
returns have been had yet from Mer-
eur, Glover or Deep Creek. but these
districts are expected to swell the Re-
publican majority. The total vote Of
the eleven districts reported is as fol-
lows.
For congress. Joseph Howell, r., 95S;
Erickson, D., sos.
For justice OF the supreme court,
Straup. r.. 947; Richards. D., see.
For representative 10 the state leg
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10

for the long term as county commits
sioner, maintained a lead of two over
V. p. Martin, his Republican opponent,
while A p. MOhr, also a Democrat and
a candidate for the short term COM
missiOnershlp. was elected with a ma
jOrity OF but one.
c. A. Neff, Democrat, was elected 10
succeed himself as county clerk by q
majority of 81 ana a Democratic cOun-
~ attorney was elected in the person
of c. A. Robertson, with majority
of 49,
The Republican nominee for sheriff.
w. j. Bliss, was elected with lead OF
80 over r. /. Winbourne, and Arthur
A. Taylor Republican assessor, received
a majority Of 116 over Thomas B. Foy,
his Democratic opponent. A Republic
can superintendent OF public instruc-
ton was also elected, he being c. A.
Johnson
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10
GRAND COUNTY RESULTS

Moab. Nov. s.-Until complete re-
turns were in from all districts in
Grand county, predictions as to the
them now accounted for Howell. for
Congress. has a majority of but 10,
Straup. 16, and +. A. Manville, Repub-
lican. who was for the eighth time re-
elected as treasurer, ran far ahead OF
his ticket with gel majority, other ma
jOrities ranging around 80.
q. a. lVersOn goes out of Grand
county with a majority of 81 in his can
didacy for the senate and J. p. Miller
Republican nominee for representative,
gets 40 majority.
T. ". Branson. Democraey's candidate
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10
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An absolute guaranteed remedy and
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Salt Rheum, or any other itching or
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We win refund your money IL It fails.
Isn't that evidence OF what we think OF
the remedy? Don't forget the name.
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Sehramm-JOhnsOn, Drugs, stores,
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
State, Legislative and County
offices are Elected.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
IoOefe. Nov. 9.-Returns frOiI all but
thres precincts OF the county show A
heavy Republican majority for the leg
lstatlVa ticket while all Of the county
offices are carried by Republicans with
maJorities ranging from 1l2 votes 10
900 votes.
Howeh carried the eleven precincts
with a majority of 800 votes, while
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10

This second Semi AnnunI bargain Carnival
VIII outstrip anything ever attempted ia the way
~ price rednellons. rrepare yOnrself and come.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10

MEMS SWEATER
COAT.
Sl-25 Sweater Coats Csc
$50 Sweater Coats S5c
81 Sweater Coats S1.15
81 Sweater Coats Sl.45
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10
Mems Sox

Engineers and Firemen's
SOx at pc
zoe Fancy SO1 at. Toe
35c Fancy SOx at .... Use
soc All Wool Sox at. 27e
75c Isle and Wool at 80. 39c
Heavy Wooden German SOx
at zoe ON the dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29

THE late Senator St]WaFt for years
want from city to city reciting what be
t,rmed 'tbe crime Of 1871. e., til
d,monslzat on OF silver. The people
of the country had ceased to be Interested
In the s1ti ct loug beicr, the senator
psid The debt OF nature. Congressman
Hobson is now engaged In iT h;etlpg Inc
wosld with what he Gala "Out Dstonsl
deieuEelessness. His Was the basis Of
a speech he made In the House last Sat
utisy. He declared 1t was imperative
that bigger navy be Authorized at once
II the United a,es could hope to slave
oil possible Invasion by foreign enemy
In the future. "ADy European ntt'on oil
ths first power," said Mr.. Hobsor.
"thft has an sdCqu IT, army and mel
chart marine Il will take Germany
merely S. 40 illasratiOp) could put
200, 900 men aboard fast ships 10 g
siugle expedition. "oae'bslf could
land CD the coast Of Long Island aud the
other hslf on the coast of New JerseI,
and inside Of a few weeks they could
sea WashiDgtou, Baltimore, Philsdel'
phis and New York without substantial
resistance"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
The Dance Hall Horror

Mate' zslks, Austria, March 90
Three huadred sOd fifty lives we're need
lessly sacrificed In the FIRE In tae dance
hall at Oekoerit), village OF 1900,
according to the report today Of auth
critics who investigated Gu ldsy nighPf
tragedy.
The conditions Of the bodisI Of the
victims shows what frightful fight took
place before the roof of the building fell
10 and completed the fines, havoc
Many of The bodies bore knife thrusts,
Ga the faces OF scores we're the marks OF
the boOlheels of those who trsmpled
them dowo, while the bodies OF some Of
The children were lii rally dismen =
bered,
The exact dei ti-roll has not yet been
determined, the latest stt,mst, being
$50. There we're 500 people Ia the
hall and not more than I50 escaped,
many Of these being irighlially burned.
Ii will be impossible to count the dead,
ss the ruins have revealed piles Of chsI-
red fTaEmeI u that do not Indie. t. &C.
curately the number dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
The Murder of Ruth Wheeler.

New York, March 29.-The hope Of
the police that they would have in their
pos ,ssion within few hours q complies
confession by Albert Wolter that he had
killed fifteen .yesr.old Ruth Wheeler was
dashed to pieces today. Wallace d.
Scott, az attorney, was retsined BY
Woltsr's parents and be held a lengthy
conference with his client 10 the tImbs.
Hs warned him that be must make no
statement OF any kind, and when The
lawyer left Wolter seemed to have IT.
gained much OF bis bravado aud defiant
air
The chsrred body OF little Ruth
Wheeler was buried today la the Wheel.
err family plot, at the side OF her father,
Ia Maple Grove Cemetery on Long
Island,
The police are gradually strengthen
log the chain OF circumstsntisl evidence
around Wolter. Iospector McCaferty,
10 charge Of the detective bureau, and
OPP ain Arthur Carey, Of the homicide
bureau, declared today thtt ever II VOL
ter refuied 10 the last to confess. they
have sufficient evidence ID convict him.
The police declares they can prove
Wolttr wrote to the business college to
have ttsnogrspher call on him In the
esst 70 b 6street address. They csn
prove that Ruth Wheeler called there
and vert TO Woler's apartment. They
can show that Woltsr made an insulting
proposition TO Miss Adslside Wheeler,
the dead girls sister, when she called
seeking Ruth.
The girl vas killed and dismembered
ln Wolter's apartment, blood spots and
other evidences show thst. The body
wss burned 10 the open FIRE place aud
Wolter repsibt,d the FIRE place and
tbrettaued to kill Kstchen Mueller II she
went near the FIRE place during the
night.
The girls body wrapped 10 Woltet's
own Digh ,,hiIt apd burlsp b'g VOL
ter had used as q rug WAS found on Wo!-
ter's FIRE escape. He hsd and took new
rooms. Roth Wheeltr's umbrella handle
was found smorg WOlter's effects, with
q bloody handkerchief and Doic- BOOK,
In which Wol,er wrote that he bad EN-.
ployed Ruth Wheeler IS a senogrspher
at 81 week, though be hsd no money
and was living himself on the So the
MUELLER girl made week 10 bakery.
Albert Wolter will probably 90 on
trial for murder 10 the fra! degree be-
fore Jatge Foster, OF the court Of gen.
ersl sessions, mex Mo day.
The Mueller girl seut the following
letter to Wolter today
MY dear Alas you have been 80
good TO me, | beg ytu to tsil the truth.
They found ssck on cur fire escspe
and II they also found the other thlugs
they tell me Of, | think you must be
gully. So ! beg you to tell all and
will forgive you, You have been so
good heart, sd 10 me all the time that !
can hardly btieve 1t possible that you
have done what they accuse you Of.
Blty.u know what know. | appreci-
ate your kindness to me, but IL you,
really harmed the little girl, | beg ytu
10 confess Aiwsys remember, no ma ter
what hsppep', I lo'e 'o1.
Your LOVING soRRowFUL KATCHEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
TIE RICHMOND ROBBERY.

Within an hour after their arrival 10
Richmond yesterday for the purpose Of
solving, il p9ssible, the greatest poit Office
robbery mylt,ry that has ever occurred 10
that city, Ohief John R. Harrison, Of the
Washington division of post-ofice iuspec-
tors, secured the information that toe
yeggmen vino cracked the ssfe 10 the
Office OF Cashier William McKim Mar
riott, 10 the temporary pos'-oftice tu Id
log, removed s85. 900 In stamps to room
In The basement Of nearby hotel, and
there packed thel. booty into two tuye
t'u1ks, and on go early morning train
shipped them to Washington. 1t is even
said tina! the inspectors have 10 their pos
session the Numbers Of the railroad
checks, but Ia Washington, where the
fugitives are believed to have su ,ceeded
in laundering the baggage, the clus was
lot, and ar III late ht ur last night nc
thing dtfinits had been learned which
may lead to O capture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
News of the Day.

OrVilTe Wight fell 100 feet In BIZ
aeropIsne at Montgomery Ala, yesterday
but was not IL ired.
The French Chamber Of Deputies &c
day ratified the new tIrif sgresmsr
with tie United Stites.
| Charles DelosIer, a resident OF Eagers
town, Mo-, was found guilty yesterday
at moon OF wife,besting aud sentenced
to be lashed Sc the whipping post.
5htr q Barber was instructed to give
him ten lashes The msxia um for
vife-bestlpg Is 40 lsshes. DelosItr
| yesterday brut'lIy ssssultd hIs wife,
kicking and choking her, snd driving
her out OF the house.
Testimony was given before the Hiudu
county, Miss, grand jury by State Seut
tor Theodore Blbo, yesterday, that be
accepted q bride Of sGt5 from l.. o. Du-
lsrey, 10 vote for Leroy Percy In the
receLt United States sentt1rlal conie,t.
Political lines are drawn tight and per.
soDsl difficulties sre feared. A subpoeps
has been issued for Governor Noel and
o!bfT oGoiAls.
That Alexander J. Moody, q wealthy
pie manufacturer OF Ohlcsgo, died Of
arsenic poisoning on February 20 was
the assertion made yet rday by Coroner
H fnsD, after su investigation. Death
had been report'd as due to ptomsineI.
That the poison Was contained 10 ham.
burger It,sk eaten by Mr.. Moody seems
clear to the authorities, but the manner
In which / was placed la the meat Is a
mystery that the corontr and tae polics
have been unable to solve. d year sgo
Moody narrowly escaped desth, II Is said,
by poison which had been placed In
soup.
Mrs, II len NJ. Mitchell, widow,
died In New York yesterday IS TIE re.
suit Of spicule OF p.nesppls che had
been plrihg entering her thumb. The
wound vss q slight one, bat Ia half an
hour her hsnI was swollen. Her arm
then became Inasmsd, and turned black
and green In color. The family ply
siclan was called 10, but the sselling
spread to Mrs. Mi:chelPs body, aud
alter suffering great sgOny she dIed. The
doctors are Of the opinion that the pint
apple was Injected With q deadly Wet
IudIsn poison.
George Olarke's head WAS blown of
by shotgun and Thomss Anderson visa
dangerously wounded BY revolver shots
10 duel witnessed by Mrs, Clarke and
her nine children at ! o'clock yesterday
morning at The tenement Of the Werner
Ocal and Coke Company In BIlgar, Pa.
Anderson, ~ years cid, had been drink
ing and his revelry swoke the Olarkes,
all OF whom rushed outside to 6ud An.
dersou with a shotgun 10 hand. CLARKE
fred In sel'-1sfense, bis wife said, and
then fell dead at the discharge OF Ander.
sons gun. Anderson hImself Is likely
to die Of bullet wtu1ds In the head and
chest.
Miss Harriet N. DAILY, daug hier Of the late
Copper King, Marcus DAILY and Count Anton
Sgray, Hungarian nobeman, will be
married Ia e this sfternoon 81 the DslY man
sion on Fifth sveaue, New YORK. Only mem
bers IF the famil ard few intimate friends
will Re present aud the ceremony WI be per
lirmed by Rev, Michael J, Lavelie, ct 1t.
Patrick'g Cathedral
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
Virginia News.

U 8. Justice Lurlou, OF the Suprema
court, will address The Joint meeting OF
the Virginia aud Maryland Bar Associs-
tons, at HIT Spring., July %.
Mrs. Hattie B. Lewis. widow OF Mary
Lewis, and mother OF DIR. ]. NJ. lie sis,
Of Manassas, died at her home, 10 that
town, SStardsy aitsrnooD, after q lipger.
ing Illness, 10 her fifty fret year.
Judge George s. sbackeltord has az
pointed w. o. BIB commouswesltb's
attorney for Lulss county, 10 fucceed
W. f. Bib, who resigned the Office to
sccept the place OF assistant attorney
general OF the State. Judge Shackeliord
has also made another appointment that
Of Raleigh T. Green, Of Culpepsr county,
IS examiner of records for the Ninth
Judicial District, 10 Gil a vacancy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
Demonstration Ag,inst Roosevelt

Cairo, Egypt, Much 29.-seveIsl
thousand natioUslsts or cou't TIT on.
alitt, made demonstration this even
ing before Shephesrd's Hotel, where
Mr.. Roosevelt and his family ars guests,
against Mr.. RoosevelPs speech before
the University OF Egypt yesterday.
Wearing Their red tsrbouches, the
nstional;Gts, marched and, counter
marched 10 front Of the hotel, shouting
ia Arabic: "Give rs q constitution !
Down WITH autjcrailc government"
Many OF the gueit ct The hotel thought
there was danger OF violence and fed
from toe ffoI yerspds. hF. Roosevelt,
however, paid bn. lite ttt'ntion TO the
demonstration.
London, March 29.-Eagland will
breathe more easily when Mr. Roosevelt
bas left Egypt.
While there Ia only praise for his
fearlessness 10 preaching obedience u
Ecglirh role to tie natiousiist,, there lie,
also, fear that be may go too far and
either disturb the ever delicate political
balance 10 Egypp, OF invite r?on himself
90 attack by some fsuatical nationalist.
The foreign ofil,e, which Is responsible
for the control Of Egypt, though the
Colonial Office conducts the sctu Al ats
mInlstrstiou, wired Sir EIdon Corst, the
British sgert in Egypt, to try to avoid
repetition OF such situation as arose 10
Mr.. RoosevelPs address before the Uni.
versity OF Egypt audieEee,
EuglIshmen lear tast when Mr..
Roosevelt leaves Cairo The nttionSliss
will turn loose ell the resentment thtt
they MAJ have been harbOrIDg toward Mr..
Roosevelt and begin an agitation thai
may have serious effects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
Correct Pillar of Flame.

New York, March 29.--It was several
hours after midnight, and Nellie b, W.
man, Is yesrs old, IVES tired, after
dancing all night when sbe returned
yesterday to her home 10 Bay Ridge. She
was supposed to get up early, and.
s artIDg to disrobe horriedly, she found
her corsets strings tightly kuotted. De-
clsriDg she was too tired 10 go down
stairs for knife, she lighted a match
snd tluched 1t 10 the troublesome log.
Her clothing caught fire and she was
soon wrapped in flames. Her sls'er
smo hered the flames, but not before
Nellie hsd BEEN badly burned, however.
Although her condition is serious, she
will recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29

WHILE Vesuy uS aud Ens are q
pYeseht att'ge Old Sd is said to be as
srti1g himself. Strange erupIiOns have
appeared on the suD, according to q
statement by Prof Edwin B. Frott, d.
rector OF the Yerkss Observatory at VIII
lIsns Bay, Wisconsin. "The eruPtioOs
shoot from the sorisce Of the sun Ike
skyrcckets," said Professor Frost. "O0e
OF them shot out to q length OF l5O, OOO
mles, as nelr as we could ettimtt'. 1t
then detached itself from the msin body
aud sped through space, mass OF lumi'
nous gas net di,simIlar 10 a comet. Be
foe It disappeared it hsd rescued de
ta1ce from the s0u Of about 25O, 600
miles. The eruplions arc probably
clused by the release Of pressure oD
some particular spot OF toe SUM-" Pre-
fesor Ffost said the dit lrbauoes proba'
bly, accounted fer brilliant surorsI dit
plays which hsd been seen recently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
III 2sDAY EVENING. MAR. 20. 1910.

q FINE t.xt for Te-opeuiug the tariff
dsbs!e 10 both branches Of Congress was
supplied ye,t rdsy when President TAFT
sent 10 a special message to Congress
askIog for 40 appropriation OF $25O, OoO
With which 10 prosecute investigation
work By tie tariff board created In The
PayuC-A ldrich act. The president Calls
attention t. the good work performed ,
ths board 10 connection with establish
iny the maximum sud mioimuu tariff,
and predicts thst with tufh5ieut iu2ds II
will be enabled t. accomplish grea! pei
maueut coed. The Washington corr's'
nondeuce Of the Philadelphia R:cord
says. Nothing better cCu'd have hSP'
oeued for the downward reVisionists'
wbo seek q suitable topic for sssailirg
thu present tarf law and urging The
creation Of 3 genuine tariff commission 10
TAX, up The entire subject OF PsrfecliDg
s.bedn,. S Oh a satisfactory bsSis. II lie
prssldenPs !, qu'si is granted the SUM q
$3.50 600 must bs carried 10 one oil Ite
appropriation bills ytt to receive consul
e,siop, presumably the ip'dfy CIVIL,
tin, sfordirg jul opportunity iOf 81
the rpeset making ;hit Is desired ids
III will come along st jaN the proper
time. after oil TIE administration legs
Ia,Ion Is oct Of lhe way and The close Il
the session Is 10 sight. Ift1e request Of
the president is refused, res'onso Q
excuse will DO presented for calling st'
Ten ticn to the slumbeiirg Bsvtr'dge LII
II create o tariff commission, The Decfs'
sIty for such a body having been emPhR"
szsd By The PRESIDENTS message yes'er'
day. In any event, splsu'ible Pretext ioI
oatory has been iurnished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
Senator Aids Rsslgus.

Albany, N. Y, March 29-Ssie
Ssnstor lothian P. Aids, half az hour
before the Senate met 10 vote OF
tu,tsiuipg or rj9clII 6 the charges o.
soliciting aod accepting bribe brought
against him by Ssnit)r b mn C0ngeT,
Aled bis resignation with the S.cn tIFy
of SAT-. IL vas reported tbs, kllds took
this action ID save his friends from
en-. barrassment 10 vo.ing on the question
al issue, and It was also claimed that he had
promises that the Senate Boald consider o
resolution declaring the Congey charges mot
sustained but that enough evidence rejecting
on his adds course as state senator had
bean uncovered 10 the investigation 10 war-
rant the Senate in believing he should re-
lire" Just what effect this resignation will
have on toiay's esiings is problematic.
Albany. N. Y, March 29.--By vote
OF 40 to 9 the Senate today declared that
the charges that Ssustor lothian P.
Aids, while member of the assembly,
solicited aud accepted bride of 81, 900
for his itfa nee to Kill Iegisli on aimed
sgsInst the bridge tluif, br uyht By Sem
aIor B,nn Oouger, had bteu Iu'tsined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
Sixty-first Congress.
SENATE

SENATE
"While there hss beeu q conservation
Of nftirsl resources ct the presidential
spiggot, there has been an enormous
waste going on ct the congressional bung"
declsred SEM tor Chamberlain today 10
cbargjOg 10 the statesmen at the Capitol
their shsre Of the responsibility for waste
fol and careless management OF the pub
lie domsin
Mr.. Chamberlain was addressing t Q
Senate 10 favor OF bill giving the presi'
dent power to withdraw from settlement
public lands for the iorett'y water power
sites, irrigation, classification OF lands Oh
ether public purposes.
"Ibe mao to whom the county owes
more than any other individual, declared
the senator, "for calling attention to the
whnton destruction and waste OF Gu
timber resources and 10 the great need
for the protection not only OF the forest
tu. mineral and other resources slill
unappropristed, Is NJ. g ford Pluchot. "
Near the end OF Seuft1r Chamber
lain's speech there saI lively general
debate on the policy of conservation.
Senator Curtis, offered resolution
expressing prof, uod borrow ct the death
OF jas Ice Brewer and proyId ng for an
immedIsts stj,urnment as 8 further
mark OF respect.
Senator Bailey said 1t was most dis
sgreeable duty to perform tut be must
object to the reaolution. He believed
the line should be drawn somewhere aud
the Senste adjourn only for lie own men =
bers cr those OF the HonsP. The Su-
prsme Otu,t had never adjourned for a
member OF the Senate. Ii was thu, be
admitted, thst the Senate had heretofore
taken similar action tut II should not
have been done. The resolutions were
adopted although 5enstlr Bailey and
four or FIVE others voted in the negative.
HOUSE.
The resoIut on offered by Mr.. Steiner.
500, for 40 investigation Of the charges
that hsve BEEN made BY The American
Flag" the organ OF the merchant ma
rine League, against several coEgressmsD,
was called Up In the Hcu'e by Mr..
Sterling from the Judiciary committee
The resolution recites the charges made
In the american Flsg" that a foreign
shipping lobby bad conui ted congress-
men against the ship subsidy bill. 1t
provides for committee Of fi7e to be 40.
pointed by the speaker 10 iuve' tigaie
these charges,
By q vote o! 1875 to Go. tbs H ,use de.
cldtd to recommit the retOlulion IS "a
pOred from the comit'ee oLiudlciary and
make tie invts'gstion sweeping. As
reported, 1t provided.in effect, for 40
investigation only into existence CT
foreign shipping lobby; as amended, 40
Investigation into the existence Of any
subsidy lobby is made imperative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-29
The Murder of MIRA. MerrIck

Baltimore, Nd, March 90 The iu
qu,st over the body of Mary Gertrude
MerrIck, found Iutchered yesterday oI
the be, ulIiul ettste of Alexander Browu,
the Baltimore millionaire banker, will
be held q. the northwestern police
station t1is evening. Joseph Albert
Merriek, the murdered Homsn's hus-
band, who has been formerly chsTgsa
with the crime, vas today held for the
action OF the inquest.