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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07


IMPERIAL CEssPOOL PUMPING CO.
We take out largest load. West 53s6;
22O4O. 210-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
CONGRESS SIGNAL

10 The Senate yesterday the Cunmins
amendment TO the railroad bill, which
had been the sut jet OF debate for weeks,
was defeated by vt, Of 4S to 20. A
compromise amendment relative to the
control Of rates was sgreed on. The sec
tons relative TO capitalization we're
stricken ont. 1t wss the general imp pres.
sion when the Senate adjourned yester-
day that the zeal vote on the railroad
bill would be had today.
To-day Mr.. LOrimer will address the
Senate, and will demand an lnvestigs.
OF the charges connected With his cleo
ton 10 the Ssnsts.
The Senate committee voted to report
fsvorsblY the bill for retirement on pay
of petty officers and enlisted men Of the
navy.
After 40 exceedingly acrimonious de-
bate marked by tits between Mr.. Taw-
ney and various southern democratic
members, the provision of the tuudry
civil bill providing that an appropriation
OF S25, 900 for the presidents travelling
expenses shall be available immedistsly
went out on point of order by Repre-
sentative Mscon, OF Arkansas. II ap.
pears that President Tsft's travelling tx.
penses of s25, 900 have already been
GvefdTswu,
The republican caucus on the postal
savings bank bill did not complete lite
work. Another session will be called at
s o'clock tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Virginia News.

A large barn snd cornhC uie aud all Of
the farming implements on the farm OF
Henry j. Fadeley, sbout three miles
south OF LsesFutg, were destroyed by
FIRE at an early hour yesterday morning.
Mrs. Julius Daniel Webster has is.
sued Invitations to The marriage OF her
d u2htv, Eve, to Mr.. Oh rles Maurice
Hopkins, June l, at Epiphany Episco.
pal Church, Manassas.
Miss Katherine Boy Olivier, daughter
Of ez. Msvor Olivier, of Charlottesville,
was msrried last night to DR.. Henry
Osbell Maddux, OF the United States
Aimv, ct the home Of he brides parents
netr The University. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Harry B,dinger Lee,
rector OF CHRIST Episcopal Church.
The annual convention of the Grand
Lodge, Kuigtt' Of Pythiss, adjourned at
LyDchburg yesterday afternoon to meet
la Harrisonburg next year,st which time
and place the Pythisn Sisters will also
meet. The officers elected Wednesday
were Installed yesterday BY Rev. J. b.
D.ckirsop.
Aaron Moore, negro boy fourteen
years cid, was arrested late last night
By Mounted Policemen smsIlwOod and
Krouse, on tu'piciOn Of bsviug CON.
mitted criminal assault on Ross BoWles,
a nine.yesr-old white girl. The alleged
assault is said to have been committed
nesr lakewood Park, Richmond, near
which the little girl lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
No Place 10 Bury Dead.

Alta Vista, Va, MAY 27-When G. X.
Gordon, of this place, applied to the town
officials for place to bury his 2o-mon'hs
old daughter they were thrown into
peculiar and awkward situation, as there
was not a burying piece in the town.
which is three years old.
This is the FIRST death which has &C.
Cured in the town, and the first applica-
ton of the kind filed, 1t was hnaiiY
agreed 10 have the corpse inferred IN the
yard of the Methodist Episcopal Church
temporarily, and later removed when
regular grave yard is lid out, which
will be done at once. Another unusu al
aud interesting feature of the death is
that this is the first demise to occur IN
the family, which consists of three gen
eralions in the Gordon family, grand
parents, IS brothers and sisters and 65
nieces and nephews.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
The Prussia Franchise Bill.

Berlin, May 27.-The unexpected
happened 10 the Prussiau ii )use CT De-
pulIe, t)day when the Pfusnsu frsDchiie
bill. the cause of many recent riots In
Prussia by reason of It's restricted tn :
frsge provisions wss defeated.
Immediately after the vote was an
nouucsd, Chancellor Beihmsnr.H ollweg,
Withdrew the MEASURE. TodaJ's vot' is
considered a great victory for the radicals
and sOcislisis.
Berlin, May 27.-The PruSsIsn fran
chlse bill, the rest'iclivs t:rms OF which
regarding sDffrsgein Prussia have caused
many riots 10 the las! few months, came
before the P,u.ssn House Of Deputies
again today for consideration Of the
amendments adopted by the membtri OF
the H ute Of Peers. The bill has LOST
lev Of the provisions to which the rsdi'
Gals aud socialists OF jscted, tut 1t 10 be-
lieved that It will pass in practically lie
present form.
The bill still provides for The three
clsss system, whereby electors are
divided according 10 the taxes they pay,
with fl GERS and members Of the ecucSted
classes placed in the fret and second
classes irrespective Of their taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Seeks Divorce

Carson, New, May 27.-Mrs. JuDjiro
Aoki, formerly Gladys Emery. daughter
Of Archdeacon Emery, Of San Francisco,
is here today with her child and mother
Mrs. Emery, to establish a sjx.mouths'
residence prior to obtaining a divorce.
Mrs. Aoki gained notoristy by her mar
image to Guuiiro Aoki, Japanese servant
of the Emtrys at OortemsdierO, a sub
urb OF S.n Francisco. The msrrisge
took place In Seattle, where child was
born to the Aokps. Many reports have
come recently that Mrs. Aoki bad tired
Of her tu,band's i'll treatment and thrift
lessness, and that she would soon sue
for divorce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING OF A
BOY

Peter Genetzy, the 4.year-old son OF
Polish merchant living in East New
York, paid visit to his aunt, Mrs. Nina
Schinke, Yesterday sfternoon Mrs.
Schinke went to the back yard to hang
ont some clothes, and on returning found
the hoy lying on the kitchen floor with
wound in his right eye. He was alive
but unconscious.
She called In Policeman Jenkins, OF
the Brownsville station, who in turn
summoned an ambulance from ST. Mary s
Hospital. The boy was dead by the time
the ambulance arrived. The surgeon
said the boy had been shot through the
right eye. The police could not find a
pistol in the house, snd Mrs. Schinke
said she had not heard pistol shot.
From the parents Of the boy the police
LEANED that they had received thre aten-
ing letters, demanding the payment Of a
large snm Of money at given time and
place, otherwise the boy would be kid
mapped. The parents SAID they paid no
attention to the letters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
From Washington.
Washington, Msy q

Retuliit'ug the attitude taken by
RepreseL tauvs Tawuey yesterday 10 the
dhtu,sion in the IL use of the $25, 600
appropriation for the presidents travel.
ing expenses, President TAFT today 10 3
public letter to Mr.. TaWney, deplored
the incident, and said that there was
DO ftu1dst on for the charge made by
Mr.. Tswney that somewhere 10 the
slulh the president wss charged for bis
board. The president complimented
the hospital ty of the south and said ths;
any crlIiclsm Of that section deeply
eri, V ID him. The lttt II as made public
nj the WHIT House ia as follows:
"My dear Mr.. TsWney:-l sm deeply
srleved over the phase which lbe dis
custom Of the appropriation for the
travelling expsnsts of the president took
yesterday. | think it is a legitimate
argument in favor Of tueh al spprOprls-
tioa that congressman and many others
press the acceE tance of Invitations to
visit their sections and districts, be-
cause the urgency OF such requests In
diestes the opipiOn on the part ofthe pee
pie thu one Of the duties OF the president
is TO Visit The people in their homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Sixty-tirst Congress.
SENATE


The ma tsr Of sending tut "lhe story
OF tariff" under congressional franks
was brought up in the Senate t)day By
Senator Stone, who deslred to know
when a report would be made on bis
resolution mskiug inquiry ss to whether
tse ma TER Ia irsnksble. He desired
some member Of the post flee COMMITTEE
to give the status Of his resolution.
Senator Burrows said Senator Penrose
has been seriously III and there had been
no meeting or the commi tse. He ex-
ptctI the matter will be taken up next
week.
"Tbe story OF the t,ria' Ia a compis-
ton OF extracts from the OODgresaionsl
Record bot With lu5 heads and olhtr ex'
extrsneous matter.
A bill was introduced by Senator
GaliDger proviiiDg for &C exposition 10
Washington to celebrate the opening OF
the Panama canal. Four cities are now
candidates for this honor-San Ffsn-
cisco, New Orleans, Washington, aud 5 IN
Diego.
Senator Cullom introduced bill pre-
hibiliug the importation aud sale Of
OPIUM for other than medicinal purposes.
When the railroad bill was taken up
in the Senate today, Senator Deliver,
of Tered his amendment providing plan
by which over capitalization can be
prevented aud the Interstate Commerce
Commission given supervision over all
issues OF stocks and bonds by common
carriers. TIE amendment Was given
The same numbers as attached to the
sections stricken ont yesterday. 1t was
Tead at length.
Senator Newlands, spoke at length In
favor OF bis proposition to provide q
comprehensive plan Of federal iucorp'ra.
ton for ell com mon carriers. He de-
clsred that t, be the only cure for over
cspitsliz alton. He said it would pre-
vent stock watering end all other evils
Of which the pssplt now complain.
Senttor Crawford, expressed bis dis.
appointment st the abandoning Of Sec
tions Is. IA and Is He had not
reached the conclusion that the declara-
lions Of The republican platform should
be treated lightly.
HOUSE.
Private clsim bills we're considered for
one hour.
Debate on the iundfy civil bill was
retumed.
Because OF the increased cost OF living,
the H1u,e voted an extra 500, 600 for
rstions 10 the ten soldiers homes through.
out the country. The increase was made
by an amendment to ihe suudry civil bill
offered by Mr.. Tawnsy. The debate was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
A $4,000 DINNER SERVICE.

Friends Of Miss ElInOr Wlckhsm, Of
ST. Louis, sre authority for the state
ment that the father Of Der 6auce,
Joseph Pulitzer, it,, has presented her
with q solid gold dinner service for
wedding gih. The service is described
as being extraordinarily magnificent and
very beautiful, and is seid to be vsiued
at $4,000. O.ber unusually costly
gifts also have been received by Mas
Wickham, among them 8 cluster Of dis-
monds, the gift of the bridegroom. The
msrfisge of Mics Wickhsm aud Mr.. Pu-
liter, will take place st the residercs Of
the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Edmond F.
Wickhsm, June l, aud will be attended
by many members Of the fashionable SIT
OF both 81. Lcuis sud New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
WILL NOT GIVE UP SOCIALISM.

A meeting of the Fellowship for
Social JuItice at the Second Church In
Boston, Mass, yesterday, developed q
lively discussion on the altitude OF the
Uoitsrian denomination t1ward social
ism, during which Rev. John Haynes
Holmes, Of New York; RtY. William
Ttursiop Blown, Of Salt Lake Ciiy, sDd
Rev. 7. w. Carson, of Boston, declared
that they would leave the clutch before
giving up their belief in socialism. Rev.
Thomas Van Ness, of B)st)n, aud others
urged that the Young cleIgymen take a
more conservative altitude. Resolutions
urging the denomination 10 take some
action on Lrsst social questions were
ever TALLY adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
ROOSEVELT WATER PARADE.


Commodore R. 4. O. Smith, chairman
of the New York hsrbor dIsplsy branch
Of The Roosevelt. reception committee,
snut uaced yesterday the plans for The
water demonstration. The fGtilla Of
welcoming boats will reudfzgtu, in the
Nsrrows at $50 o'clock on the morning
OF June Is, add will extend 10 group
from point Of quarantine to Robbins
Reef light until the KsiserIn Auyuste
Victoria drops anchor al Q Isrsutine and
Colonel Roosevelt. goes 90 board the
reveuus utter Androscoggiu.
The cutter will pass thru Oh the lines,
followed by the tug Dslzsline. 10 charge
of Commodore F. B. DlIzell, who will
hsve chsrge of the programme down the
bay. The 6otills will follow the Audrog-
coggiu Ia double column up the bay,
past the Battery and up the North river
70 a stakebost eli 18th street, aud then
turn siuthwsrd II the Battery, where
Colonel Roosevelt will be received at III
o'clock BY Mayor Gynor.
So far bot one hundred boats have
been chartered, exclusive Of excursion
steamers and summer craft There will
be plenty OF bands and some organizi-
lions will be 10 uniform. Assignments
OF positions will be msde on June 10.
Twelve vice. commodores, esch command
Jog division 10 the water parade, were
appointed yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

The whole quAtion OF the franklpe
privilege and it, alleged abuses Is to b.
iuye.tlgatsd by the Senate committee or
posiofices, The sentt' having recently
adopted the resolution of S,nator Stone
40 insilu.tipg the committee. The To-
vsstigs!iOn grows out OF a widely clrtu
lated book is usd by the American Pro
tsctlve Tariff League called the "Ssory
of Tariff" ard said to be made up
from speeche0 made in Congress. 1t has
been sent out under the franks OF mem
bers and senators. The democrats and
insurgents object on the ground that
speeches are gsrbled and that new mat
ter is Inserted in the captions by the
editors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
DROP IN WHEAT.

The priVtts settlement of Theodore
ID. Waterman's "squazp In May wheat
yesterday in Ohicsgo caused remarkable
decline 10 prices. The Unloading of
s 900, 900 bushels Of September wheat;
BY james A. and George a. Psltep, and
the announcement of their withdraw
from the brokerage firm of which they
have been members for q generation,
and also their retirement, at least tempe
rarily, from business, came coincidentslIy.
The net decline in prices ranges from
t ut and q hell cents, 10 September, to-
more than FIVE cents, 10 May wheat. AL.
together the day in wheat was one des-
tined to tike raDk with other momentous
periods OF the history of theOhicsgo Beard
OF Trade.
james A. Pstten left his Office last
night wearing a smile. 10 his limtu,ine
he had leisure to read head lines eslimst-
ing hIs loses ct anywhere between $780,
600 to 81 200, 600 for the day.
Asked by reporter II he had sDythiug
to say about the market, the SPECTATOR
laughed and said:
Just say | don't know anything
about the Market"
In this jovial manner Mr.. Pstieu sd
NIT ed tbst he had come out second best
In the cor s! with the bears.
He and bis brother, George n. Pst,e5,
announced their retirement from bud-
ness after July /,
Tee extreme decliuee yesterday were
81 cents 10 May and 5 cents 10 SepteDi-
be'. The closs, May at 81 05 to 81 05t
and September ct 90 cents, was within
q email fraction of the bot or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY q. 1910

The trial Of the government pfosecu-
tors 10 the sugar frauds led right iuto
the executive offices OF the sugar trust,
at III Wall street, New York, yesterday
at the trial of Charles Z. Heike, the
secretary of the company, and the i've
other defendants, 10 the United States
Circuit curt. Ia ell OF the previous
c,ses arising out Of the fraud the evil
dence collected by Prosecutor SiImsop
aud his assistants has had 10 do largely
y In Whist vert on where the sugar was
weighed and in the Offices Of The re-
fiaers. Ye,t 'rdsy II dealt exclusively
with what vent on in Wall street, where
the figures we're Tu. together. Heike vas
the defendant sgaiust whom this EVIL
deuce was aimed and his letters sho"
kno Wedge of the false Weighs used In
defrauding the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND.

The apparently happy msrrled life Of
Bainbridgs W. Eolen, prominent
business man Of Henderson, Ky, and
his wife was brought to a tragic close
yesterday morning, when Mrs. Eolen
shot him through the heart, killing him.
Turning from her husband, Mrs. Eblen
fired twice 81 a colored woman cook,
one bullet striking her in the forehead.
The negress Is stiIl alive. Mrs. Eblen
gave herself up. She said. 81 shot him.
! did 1t knowing that one OF as had 10
die, and could tlke better csre of lbe
children" What prompted the deed 10
unknown. Three small sons iutvivs the
father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

On THE issue of caps vs. over hst'
tae cofin bearers of Paris are today
threatening a strike. They have issued
an nltimatun to the undertak.rs' syndi-
cate that unless they are permitted 10
suppIatt the uncOmioit'O able hat "de
luxe" by caps while officiating at fu-
nerals they will go on strike. The
Request threw the nndertske's Into q
foe French frauzy, - they replied that
the dignity Of French funerals must be
preserved ct all bszWdS. The ccthn
bearers say they will give the under
tikers two weeks 10 consider their re-
q1es;, aud, if it is refused, they Will
walk through the streets OF Paris with
caps on their heads and opera hats In
GheIr hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

Ar THE recent meeting of the Sunday
School Workers Association 10 Wash
iustou the fact was deplored that 60
large q psTcsntsge OF youths who st.
tend Sunday schools ever become mem
bers of churches. This is a sad ad-
mission In a dsy when so many at
fractions spart from the gospel are
placed before the young. Luucheous,
gymuasiuns, swimming pools, sociaIs,
performances ttc., which are made sd'
juucts to many churches 10 order TO
keep the young away from the entict-
ments of The world seem to have proven
a tile in building up the kingdom OF
5hesveu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Mr.. Samuel Carson, the weII.kuoru

Mr.. Samuel Carson, the well-knovu
retired lime manuiaci u,er Of RiveIt)D,
died Wednesday night at his home 10
that place, after long Illness Of pa
rslysis, eyed SO years. Mr.. Carson was
born near DuOlin, Ireland, and came to
this ctultry about rs years sgo. he
located at Riverton With bis family and
engsged 10 the manufacture of lime on
40 extensive scale. For many years be
was president Of the Carson Lime Com
psny, which is now the Riyerton Lime
Company, and WAS tu,ceeded 10 the
management of the businsss by bis soD,
Mr.. Willism E. Carson. He was stricken
vita paralysis sbont FIVE years ago, since
which time be had been unable to attend
to bis kusiuess duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
The siukirg OF the French Submarine

The Sinkiug OF the French Submarine
Calais, France, My N.-MSrine tx'
per.s t1dsy said 1t would be Impossible
10 raise the French submarine Pluyloss,
which was sunk yesterday when struck
by the packet Pas de Calsis, before
tomorrow. This makes 1t practically I'M
possible that any OF the crew OF u men
and officers will be found alive.
Divers who went down today Insist
tba. they eau IT'LL hesr hsmmeriDg from
the interior OF the sunken boat. The
divers succeeded in iasteuiug chsine
around the submarine, tus the appt-
rsius for raising the boat will not arriv-
before this evening.
Owing to The fscts that the Pluviose
lies in ify fsthons oil water and is OF
the heaviest typo, great difficulty Is
anticipated 10 raging her.
There IL still much speculation SIS TO
how the Flu 'iose came to be In the
track of the packet. The superlntend-
emit Of the salvsge corps says that an
uudertuuent ldtubtedly drew the suo-
msrine TO the fatal course.
Admiral Fournier's opinion that the
tragedy was due TO Commander OalloPs
attempt TO dive under the packet,
which was the cause assigned 10 yee-
terdsy's Uoiled Press dispatch, Is geo.
erslI accepted. There 10 praise every
where for the commanders daring, tu!
harsh criticism OF bis judgment.
Nearly ell the members of the III
fated crew we're married meo, and q
public subscriEtiO for their families Is
being planned.
Divers knocked on the sides OF tAe
su5mtrine at 4 o'clock this afternoon
sod got no response.
A 500 ton hastily constructed dry
dock is being sent 10 the scene from
Oherbourg.
Cslsir, France, May 27-Mlnister Of
Marine Lspsyrere today wired to Premier
BRAND that considerable water had
ell tered the inner compartments OF the
sunken submarine Pluviose and that the
bars crew OF 81 bad undoubtedly
persisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

William J. Bryan In this weeks
OonmoDer calls Governor Harmon
to an account ng. he concludes with
these words: "If you fslter, prepare
to stand aside. The democratic party
is 10 no meod to be tfifsd With.
IL has 81 fired 30 much from the secret
msnif u atoms Of .he predatory interests
that It demands daylight methods snd
bones. policies. Il 10 up to you, COVER
nor."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Wnrld,s Record

Norfolk, Va, May 27.-Althtuyh
the details are closely guarded, 1t Was
learned today that toe forward turret
crew Of the new bsttleship South Caro-
lius, which is Engaged In big gun
practice off the cspes, has madesa worlds
record OF sixteen buls's eyes 10 sixteen
shots fred In four mir utss and fity-on 9
recouds. The gun was 10 charge OF
Gunner e wards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

AT the present rate Ct prgr'ss i
will be forty five years befcre sufficient
hosp t II Accommodations are provided for
all the indigent coulumptiVes in the
United States, according to a report
made ia New York yesterday t, the
national association for the study and
prevention Of tuberculosis. There were
furnished last year 1000 beds bat more
are urgently needed and campaign has
been started to Increase the tct'l ia the
Uaited States by 35, 600 by 1912.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Killed Ia Automobile Accident

Logan, OSio, May 2f--TWo young
women are dead, a man Is dying and
another woman II ju'ed as the reiult OF
an automobile accident today about q
mile and a half south OF here. Lilly
Wright. aged %, and Flossie Newman,
eyed %, we're killed. Will Syrdsr, aged
30, president Of the 8ynder MaouIatt-
uring Company. tu,isined broken leg
and Internal II lries and will probably
die. Mrs JESSIE OJ's, sged 81, was pair-
folly If iu,ei tu' will recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

Next Wednesday will be Observed IS
Confederate Memorial Day 10 Fairfax,
when, after the usual exercises In the
court house, the Confederate mouod 10
the cemetery will be decortsd with
flowers. Hon. J. Thomas ii flo, of
Alsosms, will deliver the GRAFTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Death Of Iessa Oyeratreet.

Indianapolis, Ind., Msy 27.-Jesse
Overstreet, member OF the Nstlonsl
Monetary Commission, died Of a cUni
plIcstlon OF diseases after sickness Of
three months at bis home here today.
Hs vas aotu so yssrs old aud was coo =
gresham from Indiana for Gig BIT years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

Prompt relief 10 all cases Of throat and
lung trouble II you use Ohsmberlain's
Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take, sooth
ing and healing Ia effect. Sold by W.
F. Creighton & Co., and Richard Glib.
sou,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

A to uch Of rheuu atIsu, or s twinge
of neuralgia, whstever the trouble 10,
Cbamberlaln's Lioimeut drives away
the pain at once add cures the complaint
qoickly. First application gives relief.
Sold ty w. F. Creighton & %. aud
Richard Gibson. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

AS stated In the Gsza.t3's Washing
ton correspondence yesterday Congress
has passed third more private pension
bills at this session thau at any previC u'
session of Congress. This information
was impaired TO The Senate yesterday by
Senator Scott, the sctirg chairman Of
the pensions committee. Yet the civil
war has been over for foltJ FIVE years.