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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
The Vacant Iudpsshlp.

Washington, April IL Following 10
the list from which President TAFT 10 en-
dsavoring to select Supreme Court ju.-
ice TO succeed the lale Justice Brewer:
G vernon Hughes, OF New York; Judge
Van Dsvsnter, OF Wyoming, 10 The
E ghlh Federal circuit; Solicitor General
Lloyd w. Bowers. of the Department Of
Ju, ce; Judges II ,ok snd Ssnborp, Of
TIE Eieh!b Federal circu t; Judges
II .scock, ADDRESS, Tompkins, and
Crane OF The New York Supreme Oonri;
Judge S~sIzs, OF the Supreme OouIt, OF
New JERSEY; and Judge Deemer, OF the
Supreme Court OF Iowa.
Ia addition 10 those the president hiss
before bin a lengthy list OF nsmes, re-
commended to him from various
sources. Satisfied that the Standard
Oil, aud tosacco trust cssss will not be
assigned for argument uutil the October
term OF the Supreme Court, tae presi.
dent will take his time to look over the
field, bat he will endeayor 10 select 8
man before The adj Jurnment oil Congress
ia order that the nomination may be
confirmed by the s nate to allow the
new judge to take up bis work 10 Octo-
bar. Governor Hoghss, Of New York,
and Judge Van Dsvauter OF the Eighth
Circuit, from which Justice Brewer
hailed. seem to be the fsvorites In tle
large 6sld The president has let 1t be
known that be would like to appoint &
man from New York, because he filled
the place of Justice Peckham of New
York by naming Juetice LurtoD, Ten
nessee man. But friends OF Governor
Hughes have intima,ed thst The New
York refOImer would be t,mpted by
nothing short OF The chief justiceshlp.
Meanwhile the Eighth clrcuI! is urging
that 1t be given representation In the
selection OF Judge Brewers successor,
aud President Taft Ia we'll disposed
toward Judge Van Devan.er. The
president bss enlarged the field of post
Utilities by letting it be known that he
did not consider that q udge who bad
been concerned In the large cases now
pending before the Supreme Otu't vas
thereby barred from accepting an sp-
poiutment. This view admits Solicitor
General Bowers, Attorney General Wick
ersham, who has been cstu lily mention
ed, aud Judges Ven Devsnter, Hook
and SsnboSD, OF the Eighth circuit, oil
OF whom have been involved 10 the
STANDARD OIL and tobacco cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Mr.. Walsh'a VIII,

Washington, D. O. April II Mrs,
Garry B. Walsh, the widow, and Mrs.
Evelyn B. McLssn, tbs dsughIer, IT.
ceived practically the entire estate Of
the late Thomas F. Wslsh, whose will
filed todsy l;sVes 100000 tc charity.
The estate Of the mining king Is ettlma
ted 8! from eight to ten millions. The
sum designated for charity Is to be
turned over to the widow t. divide
smUug "such persons and In such
amoun's as she knows to be my wish 10
reference thereto" For this amount
Mrs. Walsh Is accountable TO no one.
Tbs widow and daughter will divide
equally sll the personal belongings In
the paIstlsl residence here ADD 10 the
summer home 10 Colorado, as we'll "a
the horses, carriages and futos. The
remainder OF the estate constitutes q
t.ust fund which must exist for ten
years, the net income TO be equally d.
vided. Al the ezpiut ton CT the TUT
the estate is to be transferred to the
widow end daughter In equal shares. II
both die intsrsttt3 before the lapse Of
the ten years, the estate is to be tuf-
rendered to the American Security q
Trust Oompsuy, which is named trustee
ard executor, aud TO Edward B. Nc
Lean, the sou,iu-laW, tss trustee for the
Mclean children. The trust then will
expire when the present son becomes OF
age.
The will is dated January 10, 1910.
A cOdicil, Of the same date, gives Mrs.
Welsh absolute ownership of certain lots
10 B owns addition to Denver, Oolo.,
sod provides for Turner A, Wickershsm,
the agent for the Walsh properties, who
is to remain 10 that capacity during the
tenure OF the thu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Rooeeyelt and Piuchot.

Porto Maurice, April II Theodore
Roosevelt today accepted an invitation,
personally delivered by G.ffOrd Piuchot,
TO address The meeting OF the National
Conservation Congress at Ksotas City
early In September.
The Significance OF todsy'S acceptance
is apparent. One OF Roosevelt's pet re-.
forms wss the conversation movement
PiDchot was bis right bower. PInchot
and Secretary Billinger ran g foul.
President TAFT supported his cabinet
member and called for the resignation Of
Pinchot,
Roosevelt has besTd the Plnchot aide
of the controversy, accepted bis friends
statement, and, without waiting 10 hear
from The other side, he has iodiCs'ed
that bis sympsihies are all With Pinchct
PiDohops met tiUg with Roosevelt yes.
terdsy lss'ed almost ubtil midnight, aud
that it was entirely satisfactory to the
ex- forester was shown by the bread
smile thit lighted his face when he re-
t1rned I, bis hotel.
Deadwood, S. D., April I2-U. S. Mar
shall Seth Bullock, for maly years ulti-
mate friend of Theodore Roosevelt has re-
ceived by mail an invitation to join the
former Pr ,sidenI in England.
Bullock is reticent as 10 the contents OF the
letter, but admits he VIII meet Roosevelt in
London about May 2. He declines TO state
the mission Of his trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
From Washington.
10 "t. sptIc,pc, q tb, Ajs2tIoIlb esf.it
Washington, April II

10 ',. sptBc,pc, q tb, AJt2bIoTs 6sfUt
Washington, April II
TIE following Sere nominated al
p7stms t re In Virginia today: Chss.
l.. Prilchstd, Front Roysl; 81. o OOl-
lowsy, Graham; John o. Jackson,
Blackstone; Charles Alexander, Back
Istone, aud Thomas w. Garter, Orange.
With the Sera.e OF the Unit}d Ststss
in acjcu,nmett 10 bouor OF the event,
the msrrisge of Miss Frances Dyer
CLARK, daughter OF Senator and Mrs.
Clarence d. Clark OF Wyoming, and
George HOBART Ohspmsn took place 81
noon today ia the Church of the Incsr.
nation. The president, members OF the
Eup,eme CoOrt, Cabinet officials, SGD
she collesguts Of the brides father 10 the
national Legislature we're present, II rold
Fsbisp, Of Salt Lake Oily, senior 8,
Hsrsard Lsw, and Esnce Of Miss Ruth
Chapman, the brledgtoom's sister, acted
rs best man.
President Taft today committed the
settsnce OF Philip Musios, of New York
c't', who vas conviced October 90 last
Of deirEudiog the government OF customs
dues on importation Of Italian cheese
aud fu'is.
The House committee on library gave q
favorable report 10 lay the bill authorizing
Rodman Wsn9maker and others to build a
memorial 20 the American Indisn in New
York harbor. The statue to the indian will
be erected by Popular subscription in con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Phllanthtoplsta Criminal

BsrIiO, April IL Charles May, 8
milIioealre philautbrcpist Of Cr:sdeu,
author Of religious books and stories for
children, intimate friend of the king Of
SsxODy and leader 10 the social life OF
Dresden, Was proved 10 Bsrlin court
today ID be a potorItui crimintl whose
lsw.breaking exploits startled all Ger
msny forty years ego.
1t was shown that be bsd undergone
Two prison rms, one from 1870 10 1878.
and had been the chief of band OF rob-
bers and desperadOe', whose violence
terrorlz9d the whole OF S1xJny. o be,
members of MsJ's band we're convicted OF
murders, Of which III Is nov believed Msy
WAS the instIestOf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
TIE Albanian Revolt.

Constsutinople, April 12--With The
exception Of the small Prlshtns section,
th9 Aloapisn revolt conIiI uss today as
active as ever.
Yesterdays dlspstcbes announcing a
pacificst ton Of the uprising iurOS Gu to De
a wtl'-:ngiueered piece Of government
dect ptiou, ss exclusively stated 10 yes
tardsy's United Piess dispttcheP. Even
at Prishtioa The rebels have rot yet dis
persed, though the government announces
thst they have agreed tc.
The War DspaltDett Ia continuing
1t, preparations for the tupprission Of
the uprising. ,a. 20
The Albanian dspnhes are mskir 6
serious charges OF brrt .lity against Gea.
eral david Pasba and other Of the mill
lsry leaders Who wete sent into.Albsnia
and are demanding q sweeping govern
ment investigation. One oithe deputies
10 speech todsy called ID avid a "tut'h.
err" c ting Instances Of the lstlei's brutal
lily when an tempt Was made to call
bin ID order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Trial of NIGHT Rlders.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April IA jury
OF mountain men, VINO know nothing
about the operations OF the Burley tobacco
combine, will pass upon the guilt or
iupocepcs of Rev. John 8. Steers and
eleven Grant county farmsrs accused Of
"nigbt.riding." Steers, who is mem
Der Of the legislature, snd his co.defend-
snt. have been indicted In the federal
C utts charged with Interfering with
Commerce 10 retttsInt of trade" Their
trial will be moved 10 Oovington Thurs.
day. 1t Is alleged tina, 10 October, 1908,
the indicted men Retained w. T. o.
borne, Dry Ridge farmer, from ship
ping four bogshends Of tobscco to Or-
clnnsti, declaring If be did SO he would
be killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
To be 0uillotined.

Paris, April 12.-Without having
been present 10 court at his own trial,
jean Lsmsrque, alias Grsnier, q mul J..
murderer aud enc of the most desperate
criminals in France, is to 90 to The gail
Let ue, NJ. Bsrtilliou, the criminologist,
having identified q man arrested IS the
murderer, By compassion Of thumb
prints.
Three men have already been b?hes6-
ed ijr participation in the crime for
which GrauIer Is 10 die. A merchant
named Dtome, Of Vsleuse, was repnted
to keep a large sum of money In bis
home. Four men entered bis htuie,
and demanded tl't be give up the monsy.
Drome refused and bis sssailsnts TO-
tured him TO death In an open fire, first
bu 'niug IF his feet In an tffort TO force
him t. divulge the hiding place Of his
money.
Three Of them David, LItttsrd snd
b rruyer, were arrested and found guilty
and guilIotiued, marching to the knife
singing susicbes from popular songs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
J. K. ut. NUhIUN,
II o.
THE MEpHODISTS.

The committee on moral reform 10 It.
report to the Maryland Annual Confer.
euce OF the Methodist Protestant Church,
In session 10 Broadway Church, Bait.
more, yesterday AFTERNOON took an I'D.
vanced stand on the llqu traffic ques.
ton, la that it pratt caiIy recommended
that the seceptabiIity Of members of the
cLu;ch sht uld be JAGGED by their atii-
tDde on this question. The report also
condemned the efforts 10 introt use Suo-
day baseball In Bsltlmore and In the
District OF OoIumbis, and recommended
the appointment OF Rev @. w. Hsdds.
way and Mr.. Dsuiel Baker as conference
members OF The board OF directors of the
An.i.ssloon League. The report was
adopted.
The afternoon session began with the
annual meeting of tle Supersr tied
FuOd Society. The report OF the ,reas-
Uref of the society, Mr.. I. A. Murray,
showed that 81, 7O7. SO had been ir vested
In ground rents during the year, and
that there was on hand for investment
81, 8Sl 90.
An tffJrt ID have stricken from the
manual the provision which condemns
secret ballots when a church Is bslloti1g
upon The return Of pastor was defeated.
By unanimous vote Fsderslsburg,
Caroline county, Nd, was selected as
the place OF meeting next year,
The committee on eyaugeliz ton re-
ported adversely on the proposal tn ips.
cure special evangelist t, d SEEK il
the Maryland Ooufsrerce. ..~
The conference will close ton g.
the readIrg Of the appointments -,
dent Sheridan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 70. 1910,

TIE frat cJsVsrsiOn to Ohrlsti1i.y ty
HalIs,'s CONT is recorded in B'Ooklyr.
A. 1870 o'clock yesterday morning
nomber Of people who bad shmt'oed
th3ir siumbers to watch the comet
from the roof of sn spsltntnt h9nse
@eie stsrtled by ltu1 cry from one oil
their runber. The man, q proiessed
skspic and sgnottc, named Charles
Stimsou, was standing " tn arms out
stretched t. the hesvens, weeping pro-
fnsely. "Ihls conviDcss noe that there
issGod," be said 10 his friends. "H'Te-
sfer | shall slwsys live as Christian.
These stars c I'D not be uDless there is
ODD" TIE man assured bis friends be
meaot TO attend church regularly here
after. scd to conc ,t himself IS q Gjd'
felripg man should. II had never seen
the heavens ss l did lheD," he declared.
az did not Teslzs what q wonderful
world It is; rued add regulated by 3
mower cannot comprehend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

SENATOR HEPBURN, OF Idaho, in sn
q ld,sss Saturday Tight before old SOL
die,s OF the UniOu Veteran League in
Washington, hurled defiance at the
critic, Of bis speech ia the Senate against
ths acceptance Of the statue OF Gen.
Rober, E. Lee in St tulry Hall at The
Capitol He said:
It's an in,ult to you gray hsired veie'
rams who risked your all t. ssVe this na'
ton 10 place the tts'us of Robert Il. Lee
in The nations Capitol. To me it is in.ol'
.rabls 20 have the rebel flag Aost beside
old glory, When the time comes for the
Introduction of the resolution to accept
I,ee's tt,.us another sermon will be
nrsaebed on the floor Of the Senate, and
vop will fnd others than myself who
shsre this sentiment. have examined
,he REQ ,ds and found that when Robert
r. Lee resigned from the United ; ates
aymy il was altar Lincoln had promoted
him to a full colonelcy and that he drew
his nav as such three days after ne hai
accented a commission from the Oonied'
erscy. That ia the record OF the msp
whom VIC are asked 10 accept as hero
statesman aud soldier.
Ia the language Of SsDttor Bsnkhead'
We hope Senator HsYtu'n feels better
INV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Declared an lmposter.

Boston, April 12,-Branded SO an I'm
poster 10 bis claim for the identity and
fortune OF Daniel Russel, of Melrose,
Daniel Blake Russell, Dickinson. North
Dskota rancher, who has been fighting
10 court here for weeks, was brought
close to prison doors here today WHEN
Judge LlWton absolutely denied his
claim. The decision csused conslerns-
ton among hundreds Of the residents oil
Merose, who thronged the court snd
who had recognized the claimant IS the
rial "Danpy" Russell, who vanished
fsom Melross 20 gears ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Plans Destruyed

Camden, N. j., April II -Plsns fer
many vessels iucud Dg those Of The
Un ted Sat's bstIlsships U ah sud Ark
sUsss and those Of the proposed blttle-
ships for the Aig milne r public were
destroyed By are 10 the drsugttlDg 20.
psrlme't OF The New York shIpbuildirg
Company here this noraipg. The loss
IL pl'cei st any where from $780, 600
TO $500, 600. The origin Of the ERE is
saio to have re u'ted from q stove In the
Feslsu aut kitchen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
NIGHT RIDERS.

Great IL tsres. is being taken By the
officials Of the Department Of Ju't'ce ia
the tdsI of TIE twelve alleged night
riders which will take place stCoyingtop,
Kentucky, this week.
The facts 10 the case we're discovered
BY the departments SCENTS (uriDg their
investigation Of the operations OF the
Barley Tobacco Society. A t9bscto
groSer at Dry Ridge, KY, who wss not
q member of the Burnley Society, arrapg-
ed to ship bis crop, vhep he was tied
upon by mssked men who demanded
that be should sitndreS the shipment.
When he refused be wss compelled 10
give up his bill Of lsdlug. With this the
men secured his tobacco and destroyed
1t.
One Of the twelve defendants is q
members oflhs Ksrtacky legislature,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

As heresfter sisted the Northern
indiana Conference OF the Methodist
Clutch decided at its sesaion be Id In
Button last Friday that owing to the
high cot OF living families that enter
cain miulstns shall net be asked to fnI-
nIsh more than oDs nights lodging and
one meal. Uader this decision the
minister, will bare ID pay their own
entertainment " tn the exception OF one
night and breakfast the next morning.
Tbis will undoubtedly have the effect OF
short sessions aud slim abundance upon
conferences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

LESLIE NJ SHAW, al the COMMERCIAL
Travellers AssoCi,t on dinner In New
York, Lest night tod what be feared
would htppau to Us il We had war With
japan with,u sny merchant marlne TO
back up on, warships. The former Sec
re,ary, able man as he is, seems to be
victim Of HobsOnism. By allowing bis
mind to feed entirely upon one SUI ject he
is rapidly becoming man With one idea
and tIst au erroneous one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

ACCORDING to a dispatch from Porto
.zio, Mr.. 2 osevelt has declared
that II his friends wish it be will again
be a candidate for the presidency. This
view will be received with regret by a
lsrgs percst t,ge of the conservative
p,opls Of this clurty who, after pst.en'
lyentu log Roosevelt sm for eight years,
bresthed easier when they supposed be
had become back number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Virginia News.


F,u1ders Day at TIE Uoisersiiy Of
Virginia, fixed for morrow, April H.
hss been postponed for one year because
of Inability of speakers TO attend.
Thomas G.. Lesth, well-known theat
rical IAN snd president OF the Lsttt
theatrical circuit, died 1T the Memoiis
Hospital 10 Richmond yesterday after ar
Illness OF several weeks.
William P. Kent, OF Virginia, who
las. night resigned bis post as consu
general TO Guttemals 10 make losing
fgbt for governor of Virginia on tht
republican ticket will again enter tas
coptu ar service. Mr.. Kent was yesler'
day nominated by the president to b
consul at 81. John, New Brunswick.
The new law governing automobiles
10 Virginia Will take Effect June 10, and
each owner In the ststa must pay license
tsx of from So tos20. Where there Is q
chaofisur be must psy q tex OF 81. 5C
per amman. Complete copies Of The new
law are now being prepared In the Of
fee of the secretary OF the commonwealth
for distribution to auto owners.
With net dissenting voice the Rich
mond Ministerial UnIon adopted the
resolution presented at meeting held 10
Richmond yesterday by Or. J. N. La
ham, OF tSe Centenary Methodi,t Church
10 which be stated that consideration oil
former resolution 10 int ulu' ate local
option canpsigu was out OF order. This
means that the union will entirely drop
the local option war, which il was be
lieved was upon the eve OF being ttirted
in Richmond.
Forett fires are raging 10 the Dismal
Swamp and buuters report fioding skelC-
tons of small animals, probably wild
ctt,, which persisted 10 the fiameS. The
fire has swep. for miles slong the shores
of Lake Drnmmond and in some places
where the earth very much resembles
peat the fl imes hsve burned the ground
to deIta Of Is inches. Bar tracks
we're found slOng the shore Of the lake,
but, on account OF the denss smoke,
hunters could not veItlre into the
swamp. The odor Of burning brash pre-
walls 10 towns so miles from tae
wsOp.
Ricbsrd Evelyn Byrd, speaker OF the
Htuss OF Delegates, has been sppointed
counsel for the educational Institutions,
hospitsls and government depsi net t,
Of Virginia by Governor Mann, at q SAL
arg Of "a, geo a year, for term Of two
sears, The appointment Vas made on
April 4, bnt for some reason was not au-
noDncsd until yesterday. Gov. Mann
sSys he believes that this appointment
will cave the sist9 large amount esch
year, az formerly extra counsel had to
be secuted when needed.
There is a. yet no clue In the assault
case committed by 80 unidentified per-
son on Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitmore,
nesr Brandy station, Sunday morning.
Bjlh lulbsnd and wife sra hu,t much
more taen was at fret thought, the
womsn's face being badly torn and
bruised In addition to wells on her body ;
one OF mans arms 10 u'eles'. The at
ssssIp, as he ran from The house, being
sho! at by Mrs. Whitmore, said: "Now
[ done Whist wanted; have killed you
BOTH" This was after be It'd her that
il was not money la, herself be was az
ter. The bloodhounds refused 10 take
the trail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
r. + Knox, Auctioneer.
FOE yAITrA pT.E DEAL.

GALE OF NALU ABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant to decree Of the Corporation
Court of the city of Alexandria, Virginia
entered on the 4th day If Aprll, 1910, in thu
chancery suit there in pending, whereiI
Carrie +. Beekham is complainant and G
Ross Beckham and other are defendants, thu
undersigned will offer for sale, in front Of thu
Market House, on Royal street, on
WEDNESDAY,
the twenty.seventh day of April. 1910, a
eleven o'clock q. M, all that lot of grounC
with the buildings thereon, in the city {
Alexandra, Virginia, on the north side o
King street, between Lee and Union STREETS,
formerly occupied and used by j. 7. snd j
G.. Beckham as store and warehouse, bound
ed aud described as follows, to wit
Beginning on the north side Ct King street
sixty $500 feet east Of Lee street, and running
thence west on King street about thirty $50
feet to brick wall If the building adjoining
thence north. parallel with Lee street. eighty
one 1917 feet to thirty 1907 feet alley
thence eastwardly OF said alley about thirty
0l feet; and thence south to the point o.
beginning.
Terms of sale: One-fo7rth cash, and the
balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months
from the date of sale; title to be retained until
al the purchase money is paid; and the
deferred payments to bear interest at six per
centum per annum. from the date Of sale, and
to be evidenced by negotiable notes Of the
purchaser.
J.K. N. NORTON,
Commissioner Of Sale.
I, Newell 9. Greenawsy, Clerk OF the Cor.
poration Court, do certify that the bend re
quiIed in the foregoing decree has been duly
executed, with sufficient surety.
TEsTE; NEWELL 9. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
aprl2 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
PRESENTATION Of Silver Service

Charleston, s. O, April ia five
thousand dollar silver service, Iuroha'ed
by the people Of South Osrolins, wss
presented to the officers of the battlr
ship s, nth Oarolius at Oaarlett)n t1dsy
Governor Ansel making the speech q
presentation. A slate flag was preser d
to the vessel BY Mrs. Moltfie Ba tor,
STATE regert of the d. A R. The sap
will remain here until Friday and there
will be one round OF festivities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Meat Riots

New York, April l2-Thc meat riots
Of the jewish women, who demand that
all Kosher restaurants remsiD closed ur-
the price Of meat is reduced, broke
out airesh In the Williamsburg dis rot
Of B'ooklyn today, and shortly before
ncon several hundred .womeu st acked
all The Jewish meat markets, forcing ell
bot one 10 close sud pouring coil oil
on the meat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Reached TOP OF Mount Mckinley

Seattle, April l2.-Word reached here
from Fairbanks, Alask', that the Fair
banks Mount Mckinley expedition, or
saulzsd BY practical Al'sKs explorers,
has succeeded 10 climbing to the top OF
Mount Mckinley. They required one
month to make the ascent. Che party
reports that they found DO trace Of tue
records which DR.. Cook claims be left at
the Top OF the Continent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
AlfonsO's Heir.

Madrid, April I2-The official denis
of King Alfonso's heir, the Prince o
the Austrians, that he is In any way de
fective, seems to have positively estab
lished the fact that the child, though 4
years old, cannot articulate. As It ia
generally believed that the disability Is
such that the kings second son Dor
Jamie must succeed to the throne, it il
assumed that the trouble is mental.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
JefirIes, Condition.

New York, April 12.--From the
training camp OF Jim Jtffries at Row
ardenoen are coming today cor 6cllng
reports of The former champions coDdi.
ton. New York fans have been led to
believe that the big 6gttr wss 10 exec
leIt shape and rapidly getting IL to hghs-
Ing trim. This, however, Is denied 10
Other lulrLeIh