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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24
D. o. HAWKINS DEAD.

Linder, June 24.-D. O. Hawkins died here yesterday afternoon of tu- berculosis after a lingering illness of several months. He is survived by a wife and five children. The body was prepared by J. A. Pence & Sons of Conway for shipment to Den ton, Tex, where the burial will take place. The family accompanied the remains to that place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
 ANNOUNCES PRIZES

The Conway School Improvement Association has announced that it will give four prizes at the next Faulk- ner county fair, which will be held here October to '. The first prize, is $200 and is offered for the best quilt produced by a Faulkner county school girl under 13 years of age, and S1.00 for the second best quilt. The second prize of S1.00 is offered for the best loaf of bread by school girl under 13 years of age, and the third prize of S100 will be given to the school girl drawing the best map of Faulkner county to be entered in the art exhibit The School Improve ment Association will probably offer more prizes and a spirited contest is expected by those entering for the prizes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24
AT THE AIR DOME
 ALL NEXT WEEK
Alhambra Stock Co.

The Barnum & Bailey of Repertoire Shows
 high-class productions of comedies and dramas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24

Prof. s. c. Parrish of Pea Ridge, Ark, who purchased recently the Hoover place, is expected to move his family here about August 1. Prof. Parrish is superintendent of teacher training of the Arkansas Sunday School Association.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24
LEFT FOR KANSAS.

Several Conway boys have left for Kansas, where they will work in the wheat fields during the coming har- vest. Among those who have already gone are: Hiram Charles, Oscar Martin, Hansford Russell, Paul and Silas Fulmer and Robert Shinn.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24

printed lists of every teacher attend
 ing normals and institutes in the state this summer and will supply a copy to the schools of the state. The lists will show about 30,000 school teachers in the state attending the normals.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24
SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING.

J. M. Boils, who was knocked un- conscious by a shock from lightning the first of the week, near his home on the river, is reported recovering frora the accident. MT. Boils has been quite sick from the effect of the shock, but is now considered out of danger.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-24

W. P. Horton is visiting his fani- ly in the city for few days, after an extensive trip over the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
KIIIel Tier ttu, bana and Child.

Hornell, n. Y, April 4.-Tem.
porariIy insane following the ordeal tf
child birth, Mrs.. Delbert Allen, who
last night shot and killed her husband
snd fouf-yeAI- old son 10 their home ct
West Union. nfar here, is In such q
state tldaJ that Der death Is looked for =.
The ccrener declared that the woman's
mind has given away end that che may
be permanently insane, even though she
should recover.
Mrs. Aliens last baby-she hiss had
eight In the lest eight yesrs-Wss born
about noon yesterday. Some htu's la'er
she called to her husband ID come to the
bedside. As he leaned over she drew
q pistol from beneath the bed clothing
and shot him through the heart. Their
four-year-old sou heard the shot and
tOdded into the room. Raising herself
on her elbow the insane mother fired,
the shot penetrating The child's brain.
As the child fell dead the mother
lied to rise from the bed but tOppled
hesdloug on the flor.
Neighbors, attracted by the shooting
sent for doctor who pronounced her
insane. Nelghbors declare the couples
home life was ideal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
Killed In Balloon Accident.

Rreslsu, Germany, April Prof.
Abegg, not.d German scientist, WIS
billed today In the wreck Of his balloon,
the Silesis, at Tessin, 800 miles north
west OF here. The balloon, which bad
become unmsnsgeable, descended With q
crash. Abegg's skull was fractured and
be died three hours later.
The Siesia assembled here today with
Abegg, Harr Gsrstel, and womsn
aboard. At La'zig, In Pomerauis,
Gersiel and the woman left The car, In
tending TO be gone but few moments.
During their absence squsll struck the
balloon and it was driven at q terrific
speed 10 northwesterly direction.
1t looked for time that the BAL ION
would be driven over the Bshic &C.. tut
at Tessin It began rspid descent and
quickly struck the ground. Abegg was
u lconsciCu, when q relief party reached
the balloon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
AVIATORS DEATHS.

AnClher French aviator hiss met
deIth while Masking fight In an aero
plane. Hobert lie Blon, who, prior to
tssiag to. the aeroplsne, wss a we'll.
known automobile driver, WAS killed
Wills making sn exhibition fight
at San S,bss,isn, Spain, Saturday. he
was circlIng the royal palace Of Mirsmir
at height OF lao feet when his motor
broke down. He attempted to glide
back to the shed, bat the machine turn
ed over and swooped with terrific forco
sgaiu,t the rocks, The aviator was
crushed TO death.
A big Germsn balloon broke sway at
Steitin ye,t 'rdsy in q wind,t1rm before II
bad been sufficiently bsllasted, FJss o, 600
feet swept out to ses, collspsedsnd fell into
the ses, snd three men persisted, inclpt-
Ing Werner Hdgo Dslbrusck, members
Of the Reichulsg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
TIE METHODI3TS.

A resolution deuounclug the Digg,s
DISTINGUISHING Kill as auarchi,tc, reVo.
ln,lonsry and lswless was passed by the
Baltimore Conference of tle Methodist
Episcopal Church at lie aunnsl session
5 t1rday in Harlem Park Church, Bal
tiuoFe.
The executive session OF the conference
lasted from 8 until 1920 O'CLOCK. At
t lis session the amount 10 be allowed the
retired ministers was considered aud the
examinations OF the candidates for sd
mission on trial 10 the conference was
approved and their characters passed.
The report OF the trustees OF the co.,
ference showed that the receipts for the
past year, p!us the amtu t on hand at
lbe beginning OF the yesr amounted to
81 ,Y06. 6S, and that the disbursements
for the year were s5S3.03, leaving
a balance OF $l,l2S.6O on hand.
The report also recommended that II
NJ. Wilson, Joel Blown fnd Jsmes p.
Wright be elected trutt,es for the EMU
log year The report was adopted In its
entirety.
Mr.. W. H. Anderson, superintendent
OF the Antissloon League OF Maryland,
addressed the conference. He said
1.-THE Legislature hiss commute two
crimes sioce appeared before You at
tho beginning OF Jour session. 1t has
not only refused 10 pass the compro.
mise local option bill bat has repealed
the Law which referred to Washington
county. Then the Sensts passed bill
which prevents any candidate from being
ssked bis stsnd upon any question"
l. resolution sgainst Sabbath deaecra-
tion Vas introduced aud unanimously
passed. II Is aimed ct the attempt to
play Sandsy baseball 10 Baltimore
county.
Yesterday wss Methodist Day 10 the
Protestant churebss OF the city. Visit
ing ministers preached 10 the msjority
OF The churches. At IL o'clock Bishop
Luther r. Wilson preached sermon to
the undergraduates. The ordination ser
vice WAS held by Rev. DR.. Fraoklin
Hamilton, of Washington, at 2:30
o'clock, aud the elders sUd descons we're
o:dsined. At night the board OF home
missions sud church extension held Ito
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 4, 1910.

FIGURES given oat 10 Wall street
chow that the United States S eel Cor
pcrstion is NON earning more money
than suy presituI time 10 It's history
According 10 these figures, the corpora
ton earned in March Sl3, 600, 900 over
and above operating expenses, new
high record for monthly net earnings.
The net earnings for March, 1910, were
nearly double those Of the same month
las. gear, which we're 81, 9S9, 1927, sne
more than twice ss great IS those OF
March, 1908, which aggregated IS, 466,
1874 The previous high record OF net
earnings was reached 10 1907, The panic
year. when they were $14. 1877 973. AT
the present rate the net earnings OF this
CORPORATION for the calendar year will
amount TO The enormous sum of $780,
600 600 a. lesit The pesrest approach
to tbis Ggore wss in 1906, when net rev.
etu,s lotaled $l79,G72,97l. Ba,ed en-
March net sgurts, the company Is now
earning a surplus available for common
stock dividends OF nearly 20 per cen.
This ia one of the lrust !!hat insist upon
a high tariff Ia order that "Ameriean lu-
Cnnries may be prott cted."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
NOT TO VISIT THE POPE

The audience which it was believed
ex President Roosevelt would have with
the pope today will not occur, owing
t. conditions which the Vatican hiss
imposed and which Mr.. Roosevelt re-
fuses to accept.
Although the dtfnile negotiations
relative to the gu Hence ended before
Mr.. Roosevelt let Egypt, the snnouncs-
ment was withheld ultil Mr.. Roosevelt
reached Rome last nigh, at the solicit
tatIon OF his American Catholic friends
there, who believed that, 10 the mean
time, the Vatican might change his
attitude. Oie OF the former presidents
friends, who hsd been " tn him in
Egypt, came to Rome yesterday with.
Gu, however, any sLt1OrIz stion from
Mr.. Roosevelt. and II ,rceded With Oar
dlosl Merry del Val, the ptp1l secre-
tsry, 10 an endeavor ID avoid si.ua-
ti1p, which, IS 1t now sands, has
ci II ed 8 real uphesval ia Rome, al
th ugh II wa, not entirely unexpected,
but bis efforts we're uuSvailing.
While at Gondokoro Ia February
Ar. Roosevelt wfots 10 Ambassador
Leisbmso, saying hs would be glad Of
the honor of an u1leuce with King
Victor Emmanuel and the pope. The
audience with the king was promptly
arranged. b fore an arrangement
could be reached relative to an au Hence
with the pope, several kilograms passed
and the negotiations were ended by Mr..
Roosevelt refuling 10 any way to be
limited IS t. bis conduit, aud suuounc.
log that sn aud With the pope,
In The circumstances, was now impog-
,ibIe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
An Agreement Reached.

Baltimore, Md, April Att was learn
ed this afternoon that an agreement be
tween the officials of the Baltimore and
Ohio and its engineers, whose demands
for increased pay were submitted last
month, had been reached. 1t is said undet
the new agreement with the men they
vii receive an increase about on a parity
with that granted the trainmen. 1t is
understood the Baltimore and Ohio
agrees to advance the pay of engineers
on the main line OF the road from $3.50
to $40 and the engfnemen on the
branch lines from $3.50 to $500. Con
ferences will continue on the regulation
of service conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
Wanted TO Kiss the President.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 4 An sged
hystericsl woman whom be had seen
forcing through a CHEERING crowd, oc.
Cupied The attention OF President Taft
today, twenty -four hours alter she had
made q vain sttempt to break through
the poles lines to the presidet is tuto-
mobile 10 Worcester, Mass. AS q stall
wsrt policeman thrust the toltering We
man back Into the crowd she trem-
ulously begged 10 be allowed ID ap-
proach The president.
al kissed Will Taft when he VISA
kree high to mouse," she said with
quiveriug lips, "snd I'd like to kiss him
just once moro before die, pog that
he's come to be presidspt of the Dnited
States" But the policeman vas sdamsnt
and tle OLD woman wandered away into
the sbculiug crowd, and wss Lost in The
side street, SIS the presidential procession
moved on.
When be learned OF the incident Pref
ident Taft made sn ef.rt II locate the
woman, but without avsil. To-Day be lie
wondering who his sged sweetheart
might have been.
Washington, April 4 The train bear.
inv President TAFT from Worcester,
Mass., arrived In Washington q! 1880,
this morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
Twanty-nns Lives Lost.

FsImoatb, England, April 4 AT
least twenty -one lives we're lost in a col
lision of Lands Eod today. The Bsl-
gIsn tug John Boil made port this after.
noon and reports that while towing the
British bark Kate Thomas, With which
she left Autserp Saturday, an unknown
vessel cot the Kate Thomas In two,
The British bark sank with all on board
With tie exception Of q cabin boy who
managed to cling {, piece Of wrecksge
uutil rescued.
The captain Of the John Bull states
that be does not know how badly the
unknown vessel was injured or II it also
sank. There were twenty-one persons
lost on the Kate Thomas, including the
wives OF the captain and mate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
From Washington.
iO)rrospondsoSs Of the Alexandria Gssstts
Washington, April

iOTrosponisn9e Of the Alexandria Gssetts
Washington, April 4
Additional arrests we're report ID today
70 the Department of Justice in coz
melton with Its crusade against the
bucktt shops. From Baltimore came
VOID that Edward Altemns, Samuel
Raymond, Oscar Rsppel and Robert
Hall. all of the Indicted men associat ID
With the standard It ok snd grain deslers
Of New Jersey weTe placed under srresl
today. Bail WAS promptly furnished,
Alt,mus Being held ia s., 900 and the
Others 10 81, 900 each. Hsnry z. Duryea
aud Charles K. Alley surrendered today
20 the marshall OF the District OF OOlnm-
bis eud sre sl.o held 10 ball for their
appearance when called upon. DDless
the plans Of the EspsTtment of Justice
miscarry it is expected that all but one
Of the 20 men Indicted will hsve been
arrested before night'sll. Iudlctt oDS
are that the Western Union Telegraph
Company will not be preceded against
by tbe government for lis part In allow.
iug the use OF its wires in the Illegal
bncket shop operations. Extrsdition
proceedings hsve ALREADY besn begun to
bripg the indicted defendants into this
jurisdltt on. Because of the delay ir~
cideut - extrsdi,iOu proceedings 1t lie
not believed likely thst the cases will
come Up for trisl before Inc fall term Of
che count, 1890. go,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
News Of the Day.

A New York policeman, 10 an alcohol
10 mazda yesterday terrorizad everybody
on an elevated train and shot one mao.
Ten cases Of psllsgra have appeared in
Baltimore. One patient Is In Bayview
and the other 10 Mercy Hospital.
VreesHyk & Oaldermsus, q lesdi Dg
firm of oil brokers, failed 10 Amstsrdsul
la week. Estimates of their liabil ties
rssch $4,000, 900.
The employee Of Sir Christopher Far
neas's shipymd 10 EGG aud sitter years
test voted agsinst his prof! shsrir 6
terms.
The House wac In session yesterday
when Ieulogies on the life Of the late
Representative Perkins, Of New York,
were delivered.
Marie Oofelli, the suiborsss, who is
Ill of pm, umoDis st her home on Slrst.
ford-or-A Avon, England, wss greatly i'm
proved today.
Dr.. Doysp OF Paris announces the
discovery of mycolysine, q therapeutic
agent which is said to destroy poisonous
germs 10 human blood.
The German wireless station at Nausn
has succeeded 10 sendiug and receiving
messages overland to the west COST OF
Africa, for distance Of fur thousand
miles.
Secretary Ballinger announces that
10 due time he will iu'ttute proceedings
In Law sgaln.t Golfers Weekly as the
result OF the publications concerning
him which ere appearing Ia tina! pspsr.
Bscsuie they rs'u,sd absolutely to
forsske the teaching OF Mri. Aug uita
E. Stsson fifteen practitioners and men,
bers Of the First Otu'ch of Christ,
scientist, we're expelled outright from
that Institution In New York last week.
Preparations have been completed for
the sessions OF the Maryland Annual
Conference OF the Mlthoditt Protestar
Church, which will open tomorrow
night 10 the Broadway NJ t1odist Pro.
testaut Church, Baltimore, and continue
for one week.
President TAFT 10 bis address at Wor-
ces!er, Mass, yett rdsy said the ipjuuc.
tiou bill Ia safe aud that be will sigu tie
liability Law jlst enacted. he slso de-
clsred organic ID labor necessary to
maintain tqnality bttReeu employer and
employe, but opposed the boycott and
sympathetic strikes and favored the open
shop. Hs scored the insurgents for OPP
posing his railroad policy.
In the Staying yesterday OF Pietro
in st. Louis, the police believe they bave
a genuine case OF Malta assassination.
Sciu was found dying from isix bullet
wounds. The room was in great disorder
with evidence that desperate struggle
bad taken place.
Gulio GATH Casazza, general director
of the Metropolitan Opera House, and
his prima donna, Frances Aida, were
married yesterday moinlug in Nine
Alda's apartments in the America, in
New York.
John Redmond, the nationalist leader,
addressed large meeting at Tipperary,
yesterday, He insisted that the party
must break the veto power of the Lords
before the budget was taken up.
Followers of "The Mad Null III" have
lied eight hundred natives of Somal-
and, have laid waste wide areas and raz-
ed many towns. Great Britain may take
steps TO stop the outrages.
Harry L. Morris, we'll known in Cleve-
and society, was arrested last night at
he foot of the Hanna monument, where
t is alleged he had gone to collect s., 900
)lackmail,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04

REPUBLICANS OF the Thirteenth lodi.
ais congressional district, in convention
lat Thursday adopted resolutions sig
n.Gcspt because they failed to indorse
the Aldnch t,rif law. Instead they IT,
dorsed Senator BsyeridgP, who voted
sgsinst the Aidrich bill. The democrats
this year should make the allure of Tie
republicans TO revise the tsrla downward
IS they promised to do the sui ct OF
their csmpsigu speeches. The people
sre out OF patience with tbs republicans
for their parfdT and are only awaiting
40 opportunity - vote to turn the rsscsls
ont,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
Roo.eyeIt and Plnehot to Meet

Rome, April 4.--One week from to-
day Dol. Roosevelt and G ford W. Pin
chot, the former chief forester OF the
L oitsd States, deposed by order oil Pres
de Taft, will meet for conference In
Geneva. This was made certain today
when the former presideu, received a
telegram from Pinchot at Copenhagen
asking when he desirsd to see him.
Roosevelt at once named April IL,
and Geneva ss the dat, and place for
the interview which IS expected to have
a positive heSriug on RJoseveIfs foin Q
course in dealing with certain public
questions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
Bank Dynamlted,

Lincoln, Neb., April 4.-The First
National Bank at Randolph, Nsb., wss
dynsmited today and robbed of $40. 900
10 gold and currency. Marshal Care
tell was held upon the streets, bound
and gagged aud relieved OF his gun by
three masked men aud placed In back
room Of the bank, while the robbers
wrecked the vfglt with nitro glycir,ne.
The robbers e,csped with their loot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
B'NAI FIRTH.

The ninth convention OF Constitution
Grand Lodge, Independent Order Of
Bnai Birth, opened a. The Arlington
10 Washington yesterday. B'nsi Birth
Is the Hebrew OF "Sons OF the Cove
napt." Rood and faith are the two
mystic forces which have preserved
jewish solidarity, despite the relentless
perseC btquestbed Dy the Dark
Ages. Strong and unbroken as ever,
blood and faith were the two forces en-
pbasIzsd ia the opening sessions In
orstious, 10 messages, 10 the enthusiasm
which charged the air.
The programme for today wss as
follows:
$50 g. m.--Thp to Mtu Vernon.
when wreath was laid upon the tomb
of Washing ton aud sn address delivered
by Z. N. OalisCh, of Richmond.
2:3O p. m.-Recoption by President
TAFT 10 tie East Room OF tle White
II 1use.
$3.50 p. m.-Memorisl servicer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
Virginia News.

Msjor H Ilmes Conrad is the last sur
vivlng mcmber of General Rossers' s,sf
du ting the Confederate war. He wet
from Washing 10 to Charlottesville on las
Frids y to att, md Gao. Rossees' fuDers
Mr.. William F. Morau, OF Ksusa
City, NO., and Miss Jessie NJ. Moran
daughter of Mllyon Moran, of lower
LoudouD, were married S. turdsy 10
Lsesburg, Rev. d. l.. Blskemore
officiating.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement OF Miss Msy Mcdonald,
daughter of Mrs. William N. Mcdonald,
OF BerryvIlle, to Mr.. Bsyard st.veDs, Of
Castle Point, Hobokep, N. j., son Of
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin Stevens. The
wedding is to tske place 10 the early fall.
Mr.. Luck A. Tiffany, Of North Fork,
LDudoun county, and Miss Anna l.
Rogers, daughter of Jesse s. Rogers,
Of UppervilIe, we're married Sa u day
afternoon St the Baptist Church 10
Uppervile. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. DR.. /. B. Lake.
SlGte Senator Edward L.. Travis, OF
North Osrollpa, who wac wounded by e.
Z, Powell st Scotland Neck, when he
shot Congressman Kitchlu's brother and
Police CAP tain Damn, has been taken to
Richmond for operation for the removal
Of the bullet, Captain Dunn has died
since, snd Powell who wss to have been
tried this week, obtained q change of
venue.
A large delegation OF Mssons, includ-
Ing most Of the of6cers OF the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, attended the funeral
at Hillsboro Baptist Church, Albemsrle
county, Saturday, Of Mr.. William 7.
Res, for many years grsnd lecturer of
the Virginia Ma'ons. Special trsius
we're run from Richmond aud Stsuu-
ton.
The Davis Bakery %. and the Con.
uecticut Pie O., both Of Norfolk, were
tried before Police Jultice Simmons a
few days sgo for using 10 their bakeries
an sdultersted preparation OF dried eggs
The dried eggs we're manufactured BY |
q Chicago 6rm end slleged to have been |
shipped to the Norfolk bakeries by Wood |
& Sslick, of New York. Samples OF
these dried eggs we're drawn by Inspector
Taylor OF the State FJod Department oil |
Agriculture. An analysis disclosed |
The presence OF borscic seid 10 both prep.
aratlons and brought them within the |
meaning of the Law as miG-orauded aud |
products. The court assessed |
! q ne OF $25 and cost 10 each case and |
ordered beth lots of the scuItsrated eggs
condemned and destroyed.
A half dozen men have already an.
iounced themselves as candidates for the
,fice of postmaster of Charlottesville, to
iucceed the late Gen. Thomas L. Rosser.
they are: W. S. Humbert, who for more
han seven years held the position OF as
Iistsnt postmaster; Capt. Carter M,
4outhan. deputy collector of interDalrev
niue; w. G. Saltmsn, who served one
erni as postmaster; r, N. Flanagan, j.
". Lovegrove and L. W. Cox.
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04

WATERS, pOfIefs, DellboyS, cham
b,tmaids and other employees OF hotels,
cifes and restsurarti in Washington,
are greatly exercised over a bill isVoI-
ably reported on Saturday by a tus-
committee Of the House committee oD
the District of Columbia, headed BY
Representative Campbell, OF Ksnss',
n lder the terms of Nhich all tip giving
or tip receiving Ia hotels, restaurants
aud cafes 10 Washington shall COZ
slitDt, a misdemsanor, punishable by
a fne not exceeding $500. This bill
Es a good one aud should become law.
This clipping" has become nuisance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
No Change in Strike Conditions.

New Yo'k, April There was little
change 10 the sIrike Of the pilots, mat
iers, mates, deck-hsuds, oilers, fremen
and cooks In the hstbor shipping today.
Both sides claim victory, the men de-
elsring the boats are absolutely lied up
while the railroad and light rage officials
say they are moving freight at will aud
thai The backbone OF the strike is
broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-04
urls blurred at a Fire

Chicago, April -Four girls we're
probable fatally hurt and eight others
received serious injuries as the result
of a fire which partially destroyed
six story IN ldipg occupied by the Geo
trail Steam Laundry on the suh side.
The girls irjured oil iauptd from the
second story to the pavement,