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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-06
FORTY In con-
FIRMATION CLASS
Services Conducted By Bishop
O'Reilley Of Fargo

There was quite celebration
at ST. -Adalberts' church Wed
nesday, Sept. 2S.h. The Rt.
Rev. James O'Reilley, Bishop
of Fargo acted officially for the
first time at Wahpeton, con.
tirming class of 40. The ser.
vices commenced at lO:l5 y. NJ.
The congregation was seated
before the Bishop with attend
ing clergymen who led him
from the pries's house to the
church. The beautiful church
" h i c h was frescoed not
long ago for this occasion
was otherwise decorated with
live and artificial flowers. Sol
emn High Mass was sung by
Rev. Jos. Gaydusek, the pastor,
with Rev. Frances Lenger of
Wadena, Mimi, as deacon, Rev.
Father Ridder as sub. deacon
and Rev. Gaydusek of Lankin
as master of ceremonies. The
Rev. Father Gumper of Breck.
enridge, Mimi, and Rev. Faith
er Butalu of Kent assisting the
Bishop. The church was crowd
ed with the good and faithful
people Of the Parish. After
High Mass the Rt. Rev. Bishop
gave confirmation and gave to
the faithful fatherly heart to
hearts sermon.
MARTIN EGAN PASsEDAWAY
Martin Egan passed into the
great beyond Tuesday morning.
He had been in his usual good
health up to the last and had
just passed his Oath birthday.
Mr.. Egan was born in Ireland
and came to this country about
sixty years ago. He lived at
Berlin, Wis.,, for nearly half a
century. Since his wife died
about fourteen years ago he
has made his home with his
children in this county.
The remains were taken to
Berlin, Wis, where they will
be laid beside his departed
wife. Eight children are left
to mourn the loss of a kindfath-
er. They are John of Denver,
Col, Jane Egan, Mrs. Henry
Connolly and Mrs. Arthur Con-
molly of Wahpeton, Mrs. J. E.
Roger of Grand Forks, Mrs.
James Trip of Minot, Mrs. B.
Mckenzie of Berlin, Wis, and
Tom Egan of Tyler. N. Oak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

Col. john 8. MosBEY is showing
considerable interest in the terms OF the
will made by John R. Core, one of the
eolone!s troapets, who died 10 Norfolk
recently, leaving an estate estimated
at $3.50, 900. The deceased directed
ths. 800, 900 be used for the erection
of a rsusoleum. ~ think he would
hsys done het.er," said Colonel Mosby,
all be had lcf. the $lC0, 900 for ths cree.
ton OF hospital. fhst world have
te2a . gift for which be would have
been blessed by bis fellow. nen." Bsn-
j,min Frsnklin Mas among tie psssen-
gers resc2ed from sinking ship 10 the
English chsuuel many years ago. The
vessel struck ledge of rocks in tie
dsrkoess aud was soon dashed to pieces
By the waves. Oae of the passengers,
after reaching tstra firms, said: Were
man OF means, I would build q chapel
on this spot as token CT my thsDk,u'-
ness for having been saved. "Frapklin
replied we're l 10 healthy financial cor /.
itIou, wtp,d erect lighthouse"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Conditions n Greece.

London, Feb. 19.-The London Press
attaches no significance to the deuisls Of
Premier DfsRt n;s of Greece and ether
Greek diplomats and politicians thai
there is az open breach between tle arm,
and the ravy. R'ports to the LondoG
papers from reliable correspondence DE-
clare int condlticn o! chaos bordering
on civil war prevails In Greece, end TIT
foreign { flee is considering the eituaiion
with q view t, possible intervention.
Contta, t'ucple, Feb. l9.-O8in to
tie ii rIu ytion Of communication witt
Athens today it is impossible to verify S
report that the Creek feet hes uu!inlet
aud steamed cut 10 sea to prevent the
execution OF the Army Lesgus's command
for the disarmament of the ships. Gap.
lain Typaldcs is said TO head the mutiuy
aud t. have won ever to his eide Admiral
Miaculls, who has been cOunselug eau
,ous procedure on The par! Of the navy
insurgents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Virginia News.

President Taft has rfappoiuted Bent.
ley Kern for another term as postmaster
OF Winchester.
Mrs. Annie /. Keitz, vile Of Rev.
Alfred P. Kertz, died In Baltimore yes
rday. She was a daughter Of the late
Monroe Taliaterru, of Stafford county.
MAJOR Seth Barton French, promi-
nent and wealthy New Yorker and e
nstivs OF o'sylvsu!a county, died
Thursday night OF heart disease 8! Palm
Beach, Fla. He was II years old.
a charter was granted yesterday to the
Virginia White Leghorn Company Ono },
@ tlett, We, b. A. Ward, president; W.
W. Thomas, vice president; 8. S. War;,
seoretary-sll Of Oatlett, Va. Capital:
Maximum, SO, 600; minimum, $3.50.
Objects: poultry business.
Samuel B. Prs.loH, a clerk in the
Homeopathic drug store, Richmond,
ignoring a holdup mans threat OF ill.,
stsnt death il be showed sigu of re.
sistanoe, drew his Own pistol on the
Intruder and ordered him ont of the
place late Thursday night. The clerk
sped the departing man with a shot IS
he fed from the store.
The scout cruiser Salem and the bat
tlesh Louisiana passed 10 the Viz.
giuis capes yesterday followed their
abandonment, under orders, of the
search, for the missing naval tug Nins.
A rumor In Norfolk sud ether naval
circles Of the receipt of q message say
ing, MIA found. All well," resulted
from 8 Geographic message in those
words to relatives in Norfolk concerning
young lady famed NinR,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Trouble Expected 10 Madrid.

Madrid, Feb. 19 -S,iit us Idisordera
are expected here tonight and tomorrow
il the socislh i, and req u 7licans persist n
their plsn 10 hold big meetings, at whit b
religious liberty, amnesty for all polii.
cal offenders, the abolition Of the mill
try government and the re'opsniug Of
the suppressed lay schools will he de-.
manded.
Tonight's meeting Is planned to be
held al the Rarberi Theatre and tomol-
rows demonstrations is intended 10 be
huge utioor affair.
The military authorities, under orders
from the government, have warned the
socialists and republicans that these
meetings will be prohib tad, tu: the or
ganzs!s are paying no attention to the
su horities and declare thi bloodshed
will follow any at mp. to break up their
gatherings.
The police are being augmented 10
al cip' on OF riots and several III ,dred
additional soldiers have been brought in
from nearby barracks to assist in PRE-
CRYING order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

H7sp:tal this morning reported the Hen,
tors cord ton So entirely favorable.
The senator passed fairly comfo.t .ble
rig' without ne aid OF narcotics.
Tfe way to tariff agreement 81 II
Greece has bean partially cleared, &C.
cording 10 dispatches received from
Athens by the Site Dspalt nent t,dsy,
by tie Introduction of bill In t,e
Greek Legisls u,e restoring the former
du:ieson cotton seed and mineral oils.
The presett high duty was the only
obstacle t. pIocisimiug the minimum
Tar; fl by the United States.
"Tbe prosecution" 10 the Bsllinger-
Pncnot congressional probe had it's In
ming day, and scored heavily. A. new wit
ness, Mr. Henry NJ. Hoyt, corro5orated
in every de,ail ceitlin of the testimony
pravit usly given BY NIL E. CLAWS, and
Attorney Brandeis, for Mr.. CLAWS, intro
dueed in evidence documentary evidence
tending to sustain much of the "prose.
cution's" contention that Mr.. BalliDger,
!, commissioner OF the land Office, hhd
pEk6Uudi ultcCtlUu VI VIC oiaoaoa SooA
land Investigations. When the hesrirg
was resumed Attorney Vertress, on BE-
half of Mr.. BslliDger, said that be had
no more questions to ask Mr. l.. &
CLAWS, the chief prosecuting witness,
aud be Immediately called to the stand
Mr.. Henry NJ. Hoyt, attorney general
for Por.o Rico and formerly assistant
district attorney at Seattle. Attorney
Brandeis concluded his direct examina-
ton of NJ. Hoyt Within an hour. The
witness was then tnrned over to Attorney
Vert,ess for crosE examination. Alter
halt hours crosg- examination Mr.. Hoyt
vas excused from the stand. AIT Hrey
Brandeis then began the introdu 'tion
OF mass Of papers, letters, document,
etc., received from the Interior DEP art
neat in response to his request.
By change Of schedule Ibetwesn Missouri
river points, and the Pacific Coast the Post.
Office Department has effected q saving IN
time which will GLOW St. Louis commercial
pape, to pass through the San Francisco
clearing houses the same day Of its arrival in
San Francisco. Heretofore this has been i'm
possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
News of the Day.

Elk. President Zaya, ct Nicaragua,
has arrived at Vigo, Spain.
A bill to reorgsuizs he Pos!offics De-
pa. tnspt and place it on business
basis was introduced 10 CJDgress Jes En-
day.
Several member, OF the sc-cslled beef
must have beeo indicted on the charge
of conspiracy By he jersey City grand
jury.
The corpses OF eleven miners loaf in
the disaster a. Cherry, H., last Novem-
Der, we're iou0d mummifed BY the heat
in tina mire.
Ia the annual report of the Northern
Central Railroad il Is announced thai
the com oany's repair shops in Baltimore
will be abandoned and the work done
elsewhere.
Leaders of the liberal party 10 Eog-
laad psy little heed TO the manifesto of
The labor psr,y's chle', and predict thst
they will remain Ia power fer eighteen
months.
France has ser an ultima un to the
sultan OF Morocco, saying that unless the
financial arrangements are carried ont
the French consul will be Withdrawn
from F.z ard the Moroccan customs will
be seizsd.
II TIE House yesterday Mr.. Moon
introduced tle bill which is known as
The administration Injunction measure.
The postofIiss appropriation bill carry
ing s239, Sl2. 9l5, Tas reported late 10
the day.
There Was born Thursday night TO
Mr.. AID Mrs. Oscar Darling, at their
home In Ani!yvilIe, r.. l., a child,
which il the Hsnty-sighth of which Mr.
Dsrliug is the father, and the thirteenth
born to the present Mrs. Darling. Mi.
Darling is 10 bis s!x'y-sixth year.
Charles Anterior, known IS the top
boss at the s.. Paul coal mine, at Cherry,
ILL.,, was shot and probably fatally
wounded yesterday, by discharged EN-.
poye while the boti OF entombed
miners were being recovered.
Miss Agnes Leslie E,kins, niece ct
United States Senator St 'phen B e.
kIua, of West Virgins, died In Kansas
Cl,y of bullet wound Inflicted on her
self last Wednesday 10 attempting sui.
eide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Eucharistic Cuppress.

Bal more, MI, Fer. l9.-Cardinel
Gibbons today accepted the inVi:tt DC
of Arcbb ishop Pull Bruchesi, of Mon
treal, Canada, to 1T end the first Amer
can General Eacharistic Congress CT the
Catholic Oh urch to be held In that city
10 September.
The congress premises to be one oil
the mott important gatherings In the
history of The Oltiolic Otu:ch on this
side of the Atlantic, and hundreds Of
high officials OF the church will be pres
eu'. The epos!ollc delegate 10 Canada,
Nest Rev. Donatus SheIretli, will prof.
ably preside and interesting Questions
PERTAINING ID the church will bs die
cussed. AS the head of the Catholic
Church in Anerics, The cardinal will be
a coDspicions figure, and will take sD
active part In the coGgtess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
sa1U.DAY EVENING. FEB. 10, 1910.
The critical illness Of Sc at { Beajs

The critical illness of Sc at { Beajs-
mia r. i,llmeD ard the unl!klihood OF
the Snt7 CaroIinisn ever egain being
able u euliyeu the proceeding of tbs
Ua.t. Il S:;tss Senate Is g. IL 'ce of regret
to members of both OF tie great political
parties CT the country. II, has for yeers
BEN az esrnes. 10 pr clsining bis
PRINCIPLES as vas S t,r r ddlebergsr
ia b, yune 6as.. F al - t.a expires
al n of h:s CONVICTIONS aud ever on ID
alert ID expose the weak part of hasty
or radical legislation he often tr, u ,led
the wtt, ne of the upper house. While
his boldues5 often brought on clashes,
he wss one one of the essie;t of men 10
approach when appealed to By log G
aod Common sense, lut be 6as i1exor-
aoIs when convinced thst he was IN the
right. Fiery and always ready to enter
into spirited ccll'qny, bis bet shafts
were by no mans 40 index of deer-
seated malice. 1t has been sa'd OF
Mat u Lu .her taat the brasqu 'ness ard
aofup;uess of tle reiormer was all on
Rhe surface. The same can be said OF
Sec, t,r Gilman. There was decld' d
preju lice sgsin the Stub Oarolio!au
when hs 6r,t became member of the
Senate, tn: affair he bad become better
known he made friends rapidly and be-
csms ous Of the most popular members
OF thu body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

mepdstiop. The committee put in 8
p .cvision ttltiDg that when three years
have elapsed after granting a divorce
Fl IN bed and board either plaintiff or
d ,fendsnt may come mo court and the
'urt may, 10 Its discretion, grant an
absolute divorce.
After q hearing held 10 the afternoon
by the Senate and House committees
On general laws it was unanimously de.
cIdad to repolt favorable the proposed
amacdmar to the constitution allowing
fut1re legislatures to provide for con :
mission forms of government by cities
up IN dsmaud of the citiz:ns of the com
ma 1ities tffccted. There was no oppc-
siti ID to this fc!ioD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Fifty-tWo Bridal Couples Aboard

New York, Feb. 19-When the steam
ship Oceans, OF the Quebec steamship
line, pulled OIL of her dock today COW
cred With rice and old shoes, hsr car
tain gazsd dowa from the deck and in
CURED of the shipping agent whether
be ship was passenger liner or dove
cote. For OF the 336 first class pa
.-Dgers on board. 104 Of them had Ju I
reen married. There we're So "heTly
wed" coupl spooning about on tae
decks snd arranging deck chairs 80
hey could hold hands discreetlY du ling
me run down tie coast 10 Bermuda,
where the ship is bound, The bridal
tsggage vas large and the dock was
tanned With fathers, moth'rS, brides-
maids aud best men, sic- &c -.iog in the
shower OF shoes and rice, which filed
the alr as the liner pulled out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

AGAINST t,e protests OF large ium :
Der OF worthy ci,Fz,nts OF the state, but
as hiss been assured all along, the House
OF Delegates committee for cou II OF ju:-
tice yesterday reported the Rison bill,
kaown SO tie divorce bill, back to Inc
II )use With favorable recommer da'
ton. the comm tee ru; in proVision
. sling that when three syesrs nave
9 spsed after the granting OF divorce
from bed and boa d either plaintiff OF &C.
ieo6aut NAV come iuto court, 40"
cou,t may, in it's discretion, grsnt an ah-
solute drvorr.. tt tt,ed, however, taat
the court NUT "be of opinion inst q
divorce from the bonds of matrimony
would be to the best interest OF the
p Mt s aud for the public good, which
fact shall be entered in the decree" The
House shlu,d kill The bill despite the
action OF the committee, for there is no
good reason for, while there are msry
sgsiust it becoming a law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Duel with Swords.

Paris, Feb. lu.-Malqois Oampobellc,
the Spanish military s!tache In London,
t,day fought a long and bitter sword
duel with Pari5 merchant named Payer.
The 'adesmen wounded the nob'emen
several | mea. The injariee, however,
we're slight. For an hour aad half
they fougi t. completing + II teen rounds.
B>lh men are accom- plished s~ordmep.
Payer managed, however, to draw blood
several times, the lsst lime piercing The
ua!q1is' sword arm and putting him cut
Of The fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Edwards Recommendation.

London, Feb. 19-K King Edward, Il
Is ulder:t )cd today, will recommend IL
his spsech from 10 throne on Monday
formally ope1irg Parliament thst the
gu stien OF 1e priority Of the budget and
the bill t, abolish tie veto power of the
Lords, be let - q veto of the Hcule oil
Crmmnus.
The SUCCESS OF the plan 10 donb:ed, as
the lea1tr, OF bttl the laborities end
nj onali t are az iusistent today az ever
that the VETO question be settled before
tie budget is introduced. They say tie
vote OF lie Commons On TIE proPos. ton
will have no sfI:tt upon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

BREAKING up haziug schools by means
OF cutting of the I'll ply OF cash, is the
remedy proposed in hill offered BY
Mr. DIAL. 10 the Il use OF Delegates
o, Wednesday. H. would have oil
appropriations to schools which re-
CAVE state aid paid In monthly In.
s!a!meuts. Ii any complaint Is made
that hszing has occurred, tho governor
Is to ipvestigste. If he finds the charge
81 ,sta, 'a.ed, be may direct the gu 1itor
to VT abold the monthly payments Until
1t appears that conditions have been
renedIed. The bill should be passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Carlist JubIiant

Paris, Feb. I9.-The members of the
Csrlist party who are ex:ied in this city
are jubiiant today over the audience
granted to Don jaime the Spanish pre-
tender by the Pope at Rome. The Car
list attach the greatest importance 10
this audience declaring it is direct slap
at King Alfonso for permitting the
liberals to assume the government. The
Carlists declare that Senior Canslelos,
who was called by King Alfonso to create
a new ministry, following the resignation
OF Premier Moret, will form Liberal
ministry, which will be opposed by the
vatican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
BARS PUBLIC DRINKING CUPS.

Ia c.de. t, niainize :he possibility Ct
spreading dssase, particularly among the
13 600 school children ia Ea st Louis,
Ills. DR.. A. a McBriap, hes,t1 com mis-
sioner, will abolish al public drinkiug
cups. Drlnkiog cups il the public,
private, and psrcchial schools, public
building, cffics buildings ard four los
on the strset and 10 tae psrks must e..
HaDcfforth any thiIaty ct in E st
S.. Luis who wants dirk needs must
be provided with his own individual
drirkirg cup. 81 believe sbont bali of
the sickness 10 East g. Lcps sud In
tthar ci les is csusei by drinking cups
which are u'sd b. everybody" Tr-
McB:ien sa2s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

a CONTEMPORARY 10 It's exuberanc
over the TACT that Two prominent Amerl.
cans wsre born In the month OF February
amo3g it1er things Gays
This n. on has weatherad the shnsS'ai'-
OF century snt .xq1arter. 1t, mat rial
advauccee.x. bss been the wonder OF II
: mc. and yet we know that it Ia but
at the beginning Of Ito growth. 1T Is 8
giant 10. stature, but child 10 years ana
development. It's real msrvels are yet to
come. Above us IN the February SKY Is
blezpned the bow Of promise, traces
across the zodiac from ths 18th to the
22ad (usrkiog the birthdays of Liocoln
and WashipgtoD). 1t ia perp'taa'
sign OF promise to all Americans taat ths
tides Of evi! will never rise high enough
even t. thyesteo !hi5 nation.
After Daniel had satisfied Nebuchhd.
nszz.,'B curiosity by Interpreting hiS
dusu sad t,lIiog him his kingdom vas
dss.iue,. to give way to the Msdss ard
PersisuE, tbs IA TT t, be suparcedt q
nv The Gness and tho G.eeks by the
Romans, the king is represented as
swelling il t,e spirit of his pride ard
saying, 'Is not this great Babylon which
I have builhed ," A few mounds are
all that now remains Of the "glory Of
Chsldees." Nations have waxed aud
waved from time immemorisl. We
ehonld be thankful for the present Vlgts'
ou, cond t DO oil our country, but let us
dispel the notion that our nation has
been clothed with Immortality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Raisul Not Dead.

Tang;er, Feb. 10 -Rsisuli, the fau-
Gu, taodit aud tribal leader, is himself
responsible for the report, sprea3 bread.
cast a week sgo, thst he bal died So
the result! of e poisoning plot. Local
su horities who have Investigated The
rumor, declared today that RaIsuli had
some political motive not yet disclosed,
In Wishing i! believed that be was dead
sId concocted tbs story OF bis death.
Ra!.ui hiss not even 6een B!ck and 8
tuy.he, cup from him Is feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

THE legisisiu:e seems TO be against the
cities and tcwas. A bill is nov pend.
iug in he H,u Ia which fpasssd, will terd
t, Gu; down the proportion of fines paid
into the cty treasures from magistrates
courts In cities of over $4,000 inhabit-
ants, and ais, Gu! down the percentage OF
prisoasrs foed under state the laws when
they might have been fned under city
ordinances. Is patron holds that In
great many cases when prisoner might
be 6ued under either city ordinance or
at, t, Ia the magistrate, Ut there Is good
prospect OF collecting the 6ue, will impose
the fine IL 7dar the city ordinance, there.
BY turning it into the treasury of the
city. o. the o1her hand, II there seems
to be no prospsci Of the prisoner paying
the fac ae will os 6oed under the state
law, and the state will have - pay for
bis keep in jill. Ths bill will force the
magistrate TO givs the state the prefer
encs in oil cssss where the prisoner msy
bs foed under either law and allows
them 10 impose the foe under the city
Law only il cases where there is no state
Law 10 c1Ter tls situstiou. This Ia
manifest;y unjust, ss the cities and towns
have to pay for ths maintenance of the
police department and the expenses OF
the coart, &c. This bill should 1t become
a Law, would seriously affect the finances
OF Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Cairo Oui ct.

Cairo, H.. Feb. 1s.-Cairo is quiet today
and there is little fear that r:oting will be re-.
snmed Troops are patroling The streets in
the downtown section and guard stands in
font of the jail. No attempt at violence has
been made since the killing of Alexander
Holiday and the Wounding of four other
members Of mob that attempted to take the
alleged purse.sna cheers from the iail and hang
them. The officers fear, however, that seri-
Gus outbreak is possible and will not relax
their ripi auce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
The Atlantic City Murder Mystery.

Atlantic City, N. j., Fab. l9.-Oorc-
ner Sol ,eim today declared he would
begin The Inquest over the body OF Miss
Jane Adams next Monday or Tuesday.
In ths nesutlme' William SayIer, the
yo1ug married man charged With the
murder OF the girl and Owls Sey!er: bis
brt Their, charged with being an accom-
plice after the fact, will be held in Jail,
under strong guard, to prevent posi-
BILE lynching.
The t7o men vera put through 8
rigid "third degrees" when t',ey reached
Atlantic City, III; William stack to his
sorry ,hst be knew nothing OF the g!rl's
death. Orvis is grettlY frightened, and
the police believe will soon tell all be
knows. BIT unless William can be ir-
duced TO talk, it is dout t u If the story
OF The girls death will ever be July told.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Today's Telegraphic News
Offered a Bride

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
Richmond, VI, Feb. 19.-Deltga 9
Johnson, of Ruassl, aapcu ced on the
floor of the House of Delegates To-Day
that he bad been offered bribe OF four
bundled dollars to vote for Ire divorce
amendment embodied in The Rlson bill.
I, Ia the sensation OF the session.
su,uous t.y Delegate johnson slight
ly amenced the verbiage OF his charge.
AS q result OF The dist uision the R!son
divorce amendment even ss further
smsnded by the courts ofjastioa commit
tee, vas defeated b7 vote of So 10 16.
This ends the mst,r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Strike Ortered

Philadelphia, Fec. I9.-EohoHlug the
dismissal Of several huedred o!ls5 men
by t2e Philadelphia Rapid Tiausit Com
psny "for the good of the serv ce,"
National 0 ga izsr Pratt, OF the Auale-
mated Associs,i2n OF Street RailSay Em-
PLACES, !his s't4rnoon ordered s.rike OF
union conductors aud motormeu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. l9.-After ZONE lrTegu-
la.iiy at the opening The stock marFez D.
came active end the tore strong. TIE "a l.
road list generally showed frotional gain.
II a. III The market held firm through
the first hour with good fractional gains Ill
most issues.
The market rlofel weak.