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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
SYSTEM 4 IRAVESTY.

In aivoca.in5 the u3ea OF al egr .iaul.
tural college in connection vito tr q CUB.
lie schools OF the stlte bsiora TIC mid.
winter session Of the Virginia State
Farmers Iostitate yesterday in Rich-
mord, several speakers, incfu ding men-
bers of the Legislature auG Supesintsnd-
ent OF Public Instruction Joseph d.
Egg'catnH, stated that in spite of what
was being done ice puhi:c school system
was 70: accomp lishipg the proper rrsnlts
ia this state or, for t3at matter, in auv
paEs Of tee United S a'es.
Seaator Onsy!es y. G.aq2tt cbarsc, ETA
i22d The system tgGyassY on edncs ton
aud Ess.e3.On SPOKE iu toe sama gsia.
saying That tbs clpa:rY schools he II snd
eiseShera sere rs paofes. kind OF imi.
tatl1cs Of tbs cay schools. T. .ey aug.
gostsd plans whc.SbY in CO operation
with the schools, agrl, a,u.c. cculd be
sgsts msiicelIy t2Ught, whicI> met 9th
The heGflY iad0rsenenl Of ms eu!ile coz
7en:icp.
Ia his repo:: Tor ina yesr Presdsrt
Wes'm re!aJd Da96 !:eeteG the mcst
inpoE:e-' qne.io's nCw b9!ora he
tanner IN p:ac.iGsi way, lay!rg pa-..
,icoiar airsss % i %'ac iot supplying
tho farmers OF tie a. With lime loH
the safe quss'ie, st 2:ac icaliy the COS:
price. Ho go: bis ia@4 from the s!a!o
of Illinois, where fha plan Of morkng
conVict1 in lime pgar1ies hss proven
mcas succeaafai. A re.olutiCa was pass.
ed asking that ;he Legislature pGss f.
Law securing the necessary qgarries to,
be worked by rougicts.
The cxscE:!za committee re-eIacted
the following officers: President, Weg:-
mo1alaEd Da7!s; 7ica pSeeiGeat, joseph
q. Tnrner; traaauTer JeGias BeIIuood;
SECRETARY. 3. Morgan Shepherd. Peters
burg as 81 lsc:sd az tic plgco Tor hold
Ing toe next aummcr session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Turkey and Russia.

Teheran, Feb. Persian govern
nent officials are today a.iistisd thai
Persia will be no bst:Er than puasisc
PROVINCE within year. TIE rfcent dis.
patch of three strong dstachments of the
Cars soldiers TO Absr, the metropolis OF
the PROVINCE OF Ka.adagb, for tbs ca.ea-
sible purpose of checking the depreda'
t.oos of the potorioas 6tigand, Nahlm
Ktap, has convinced The authorities Ina;
Russia has taken another aad decisive
step in her programme ot ahscrbiog Ihe
shah's country. Tie real purrosa OF ID:
latest Russian Invasion, officials believe,
Is agsin 10 ve-estsblish R4hinl in order
thst Eu sis r1sy have al excuse fnr 70
tanning sa armed fcrco ct Aoaf anj .hns
keeping lhs province uuGer Russian coz
tyo. 1t is assumed here ihA RJss.a is
acting with Englaad'a sanction, or las
taken advantage of E-glsnd'o ia7olvmenl
in domestic political problems. Al! up.
pests to the Masco7its legation here
hare gone unansWsred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
The NAVY Scandal.

Boa!on, Feb. 2.-Flst denial b: Psy.
msster G. 7. Aud, whose court.martia
is in progress at The Ohaylcstown osvy
ysrd here, that he had sEu;k D.. Ed
rari Cowies ct Ds77 hop; mis- declara.
lion that Ia had o,drrrd DR.. Co@ist
from the dsnca because tee le!te;
bad been pursning pretty Dorothy
Hesler, Of Chicago a3d the rege'sti0n
that to Miss Ma7gaIe. Aa1es, hostess 3!
the da1ce where the trcnDia occurred
Rhsre the sensations st todays hearing
OF the navy scandal. all the evidence
in the case was presented today end ed
iouromeu, vas tsken I'll tomorrow,
Hheu Moj1r Leonard will argue for
Auld's aoquit!ai.
0Ijas Margaret Anes testified that
Acid On the night be aaid 10 have
attacked Dr.. OoWlss was very much
sgi,e,ed. SIZE said he III, not under
the irAueoca OF liquor but thst be was
lot quite himself.
BISON. Feb. 2.--Whcn The Aud
cour,-martial reassez1bIe st tie nsvy
gard today Paymsster q. P. Auii, who
started the fight with Edwsrd 5. Cowlss
at the navy yard dance which result-
cd in the present scandal, Was on hand to
tske the stand 10 his OVID defense,
Not In meu7 yesrs have tie Inner
moat Secrets OF The 'fI!iug act" Inside
of tie naTal circle here baeu 80 ruthless
ly expcssd to public gossip, and it u
predicted that private teuds are bcirg
laid that ere likely to haze detrimer-
tai effect On the ser7ice.
Little jaslousies have bean uncovered
and it has been shown IT,. saa navy
yard officials and their wires ha7e in
dulaed in gossip about each other and
each othe.'s friends to gu extend hardly
belie9sble.
1t is understood that the question
whether Dr.. CoHles, when ordered By
Aud to leave the dance, called The istt:s
a "coutemptible ur,"thu: starting the
i'ee.fo'-all fight, is likely to be o5e of
the points Upon which the verde: Of TIE
court will huge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Virginia News.

Attorney General Williams ytst Idsy
appointed W. Z. B6o, of Loaise, as as.
si,tsut attorney general.
Fl. T. Colemsp, the Norfolk snd
Western telegraph operator ~ho wss
found lied at the station st Els!us, hss
confessed that he rob5ed the cash drawer
and then tied himself, and vas not at
tackled by robbers.
4 decree vas entered ia tbs Law
and Equity Cour. OF Richm0nd yestsr-
Day sppointing Tnomss w. Purcell,
fa?mery hssd of the firm OF Purcell.
Lsdd & Co., IS recsiVsr for the firm
OF T. 4. Miller, incorporated, proprietor
of drrs stcra s! 5l9 esst Bioad
street.
Ia The Circuit Court OF Warwick
couaty YESTERDAYS Jcdse Thornton quash.
! I'd The proceedings Instituted by New
| port News for the annexation OF territory
10 Elizabeth City and Warwick counties
90 the ground that notice lad not been
legally scIvsd on the Boards O! Super.
Visors. The decision ties - the apnexa-
tion for sbau: six week..
Governor Swanson said yesterday that
he bad no pnblic statement 10 m&Se on
retiring from Office, referring every 'ons
to his record aad to toe proxrcsa the
state has made iu the past tonr yeats.
rs sad Mrs. STsnson lief, yesterday
afternoon fox Washington. where they
will be guests at tue New Willard hotel
for several days.
The funeral of w. srtert Assheioo
took place at Baldwin Ridge Church,
Fanquisr c-u1ty, Monday. Rev. Z $.
Hicks conducted The services. Dir,
Assheton is survived By bis widow, who
was Miss Waeeiwright, OF Baltimore.
He wss the con OF lhe late Capt. Will.
liam ii. Asgheton, Of England, wac
csme To tnst place IN lS70aad bought g.
fire estate kno4n Sa Rock Spring.
Property belonging to the private
dncsiGg Gu OF Gorge J. Guild snd
William P. GLIDE. Of Back Bay. Princess
Aona cvuat7. hss b.ea wrecked by
residan,a Of the county, ange7ed by tina
posted Watniugs on The millionaires'
reservation thai no cunning by outsiders
will bs alloWed. Residents of the couu-
~ have alsays had free access 10 the
grounds. 90 Monday night all he boas
at the Back Bay Club owned by Gould
were sunk. Othsr deptedatio5s bsve,
occurred nightly for the past week. Ore,
of The men placed on the Gould property
as guard was shot at twice Saturday
night, and he threw up tie Job.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB. .. 1910.
When lbs sct &c Increase the liquor

WHEN the sct &c Increase the liquor
license was introduced in the state senate
liza xu:hor stated it was rot to be con.
stfued as indicating upon his part pc
ston aafriendly O, snagonistic to the
brewer or l;qlor business in the state,
bu. that tho revenue was necessary and
money would have to be raised and an
iuc;egss Of $50 on saloons snd some
otter amendments to the liquor Law
would tx matters. a bill has been pre-
pared By the senate finance committee
makiog muc:, lsrger increases, and the
news reports say "without any discus
siou." Members OF the general assem-
bly OF late years seem as much afraid Of
the question OF prohibition, local OF
tiou, nesr beer, ETC., as a child Is OF .
Jass in The box, 81 a woman oil a mouse.
The f;nencs ccm mittes in franiDg the
hill estimated thai it will rs'ss from
1926. 900 to Sl35, 600 extra. That II
will do nothing OF the Kind is the belle!
Of u;say, as ccrtainly msay dealers Will
not he able to pay the INCREASED toll.
Yas treasure. who collects the license
rscoiresa commission Tor receiving the
money. AID if to this is added the pro-
nassd Increase Ia the pay OF the thirty
circuit jadses, sDd all of the corporation
curt iadxes OF 81 900 each (Which wss
the suu fi:Et usmed, but we believe q
comprom;ae sill place it at 5000
Ssrae hole will be made in the liquor
dsulers' contribution. Just Why the
jncroase in asiarias has been so promptly
reported Ia the Legislature is subject Of
comnea'. Tns salary, 50. 500, is held
BIZ many TO be u compensation common
surate with iha ability OF majority Of
shose now on The bench. Were 1t other
ssiso aud their lagsi attachments and ex'
.periau>e as lawyers commanded greater
remuneration, !. is possible that few
a! least, might shoW spirit OF patriot
ism by remaining on the bench, even q
sacrifice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Wedding.

London, Feb. . - A. the paIiar
church in Roegata, Miss Csroli1e Astnr
Drayton, granddaughter CT the late
William Aston, today became the wife of
William Phillips, fret uecretary of the
American Ephsss7. a simple service
marked the wedding a0d ONLY few init
E1aie friends ard relatives were present.
Mics D:a?ton waa gwen asay by her
father, J. C2!s9aa Drsg:ou, who
divorced the brides mother in 1896.
Mrs. Dra5 ton subsequently married Geo.
Ogilvy Eeig.
Tia wedding was performed by Caron
Edgar Sheppard, chaplain 70 The kirg.
assisted By lie vicar Of R1egate. The
bride wo;e . wedding drsss OF pls Il.
satin, neck a:e q paris, the siit OF her
father; bsiog tsr chIei ornament.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Today's Telegraphic News
Trouble Between Turkey ani Greece.

Trouble Between turkey ana uEeecc.
Ooussa,inopIe, Feb. 2.-The fu'-
kish minister of foreigu affairs sas to-
day Instructed to wsrn Gsetcs ibst
uuess her preparations ior wRr stopped
Immediately. Turkey would consider
them cssu, belli and take the otfsosiVe
against Greece.
Tcda7's dispatches frou Greece sas
that sill available reserves are being
modified, INDEPENDENT companies sre
being organized in the villages aud sac
scrip!io1s are beiog raised to snpport
these irregular bands. The Graek
government ia reported to have ordered
200, 900 military uniforms.
While il is not believed here that he
four powers that until recently ac.ec as
the guardians of Orele, Russia, Eogand
France and Italy, will permit the pres
ent embroglio to Grow into open CLASH,
Turkey is proceeding On the theory that
var is inevitable and ia already getting
ready to NEE, both Greece, in case the
latter accepts Crete's delegates in her
new parliament, snd Bulgaria, which is
again inaaned against Turkey.
That Blu garia is plaunirg soma mill
tary coup is indicated By the calling Of
her reserves for their arrull maneu7ers
on Fehiulry IS instead CT Msrch 81, the
date frat nsmed.
Tu:key is not at all averaa to 8 var
at this time, as the administration be.
iicvss that European plot exists to
discred it ami humiste theIrupg Tarks.
The Ytuug Turks say they are glad ci
tbs opportunity to assert their poTer,
even though 1t involves a war.
The mos! active military preparations
are being made Throughout. Turkey, the
Efficiency of the army organization great
y surprisiog foreign diplomats.
Turkey looks u pon Crete's dstermiDa.
ton to saud dsputiea 10 ths1e9 Gtecisn
parliament as direct Repatriation q
, i!Zsraiuty,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
COLONEL, HALSEY.

Mr.. Edwin A. Il slsey, of Washington,
has been appointed member OF the staff
OF Governor Manp. MIR. Hslsey is as.
sistant superintendent OF the Senate
preas gallery which position he has most
satisfactorily filed ior 8 n1ubc7 of years
and will doubtless perform bis pew
duties IS Colonel equally as veil. be
had valuable military training at tina
Virginia Polytechnic Institute ghile :
student there cad il veil qualified fox 8
position on the governors staff.
In ssking Mr. Ealsey to accept the
appointment, Go7erDor-elect Mann
stated that be YVES desired not only tor
service on the s:af, but for consultation,
when occasion srses. Mr.. Hsisey is a
nephew OF Senator Daniel, of Virginia,
and brother OF Don P. Hslssy, s!aIe
eens:cr from Lynchbnrg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Attacked by Strikers.

VALLEY Falls, r. l., Feb. 2,-"om'
en- and children employed 10 the Triton
cotton mill hare we're asssiied with s
shower OF alonea, brick ard cth'r roissileP
when they attempting to eu!er sae Ei'i
gates today By 3 gang Of a5oG! mtg
men End R0msn WAC have been % 8
strike about week. az result OF the
mill riot The police we're hurried to the
scene.
Oficers Li.tlehEld aud Parker Terc
both Knocked down and .Esmplsd npon
while attempting TO make arrests. De
spi.e the fac. lha. guns we're d;s1n and
ssversl shots fred, The police aacceaded
In coIlsriDg only two OF he .ioters, 1lsh
are licked ui.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
BITTEN BY MAD DOG.

Anne, aged nine, aud Sophie. aged
twelve, children OF Nj. ne!nas, OF Man
ASSES were bitten 5y mad deg, Mon
dag s'terooon, uader PEI lar clrcum.
,ssnaes. One of the children, when
Dear the pos!cffica, en- her way home,
Bss bitten on the left hand, and the
other, while on her way to scbool, wss
bitten upon the right baud, The bin
being more sevsre ttsa iha. ot her
sister The two points arc at leas: q
quarter Of nile apart. Mr. De]mns
pursued the dog aud sitter fes hours
diligent search, succeeded In locstiog
and killing it. Mr. Delmsa has taken
the girls to Washington, where thu
Pasteur treatment will be administered
Mr.. Delmas TOOK with him also The
head OF the dog which nc will tePa ex.
smined Tor rabies. Several dogs IN
Manassas known e have been bitten By
this dog Tefs promptly killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
The Ssiue Still Failing,

Paris, FEB. 2.--While The river
Seine is still mauy feet above ia normal
height, ills practically within lis old
bed today. The fall in the last twenty.
four hours has been II ipchea, the
stage today measuring % feet ADD five
inches at the Pont d. Auslerlitz. a fall
of IL inches is expected todsy.
That 8 scourge of typhoid fever
threatens the city So q result of It's
polluted water supply was indicated today
by several cases of typhoid that we're
reported to the ss.horities. The VIC
tims bad been 80 engrossed in other
f1od problems tbs. they hsd not taken
the precau!ion OF boiling their drinking
water.
The health department issued another
srtoil your water bulletin today,
though the conditions In large sections
OF the city snd 10 many of The suburbs
make it slmos. impossible to fellow the
instructions.
Acute suffering still ex;s!s in many
suburbs, particularly at Vernon, where
the water is even with the second floors
OF the houses. The nstioDal road from
Paris to Rouen is submerged for most
OF its length.
Three days of vigorous wsrfsre against
Apsahes has spprecia6ly decreased their
depredalious. Numerous ro5besles are
reported but the thieves ere tskiug
greater care to operate in isolated sec
tons and rot to run aIoul ofthe author.
tiles.
American contributions to the relief
fund will probably reach $3.50, 900 be-.
fore The week is over. They now
amount to sloO, 00O, sl25, 600 of which
has already been turned oveT to Ito
authorities by Ambassador Bacon.
10 addition to this, Rndman Wana.
maker an American millionaire liEiu z
in Paris, has agreed to furnish q loaf
of bread each day for the uext thirty
days to every needy food sufferer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

M,Hr horrors are becoming more
numerous yearly. The death list in the
PrmeEo, Co.., mine stands st 70. One
man alone OF those ut work when the ex-
plosion took place WAS gotten out alive.
Ten men sre knowa to be dead and II
Others are missing and supposed to be
paBped mp 10 the Bto#der mine, near
Drskesviie, ky., In which there WAS
gas explosion yesterday. Two men
were saved f.0m the burning Sholl mine
at South B3Etcnville, H., which Is
believed to haze been act on FIRE. the
Cherry, H., mine Rss opened yesterday
after baing sealed since the explosion
shere. but how soon The $50 bodies sup.
posed t. be within can be brought ont ia
oIoblem st;csi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Railroad AcEluant.

Cincinnati, Feo. = "A fireman wgs
killed aud three were wounded in e
Baltimore and Oaio fright and dig four
t.e!gts colliaicn a. WinIon Place, near
Gere this mornin,.
Reading, Ps., Feb. Q Engineer
Guthrie So fatally aad ,hrfe other traiu-
men ssrlcu'y i-j17cd 'odfy ehen the
milk train on i5e WILMINGTON and
Columbia division or the Reading Pail
roed ran into au opan switch in the
Gainesville yards az d col!idsd With q,
switch engine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
The Legislature.
SENATE,

Tbs Senate 5000 alter nesting ya,!er.
day proceeded 10 the hall OF the H ouse
of Delegates where the ceremonies incl
dent to the inauguration OF Governor
Mann were held. No bnsinessIwas trans.
acted.
HOUSE.
At 1880 the Senate appeared, the
members OF the House standing. The
speaker presided over the joint session,
assisted By Senator E:hols, president
pro tam of the Senate.
Clerk Booker called the roll of the
Senate, Clerk Williams performing the
same duty fer the House.
At the conclusion of the governors
inaugural address the joint assembly aud
the House adjourned to noon today. No
eilIs were introduced snd no real bust.
ness of sny kind was transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

ACCORDING 70 j. q. Lincoln, presi.
dent Of the Na.ionsl Industrial Traac
League, who on Monday testified before
shs House committee Oh interstate and
foreign commerce, the average rail-
road tsrif sheet is just about as intelli-
gole TO the ordinary shipper IS the front
page OF Chinese newspaper, and even
the freight agents of the roads thst pub.
lish them are unable to decipher their
h!ercg?yphica. Mr.. Lincoln also def ed
anyone to fad Gu. FROM one of those
sheets what 1t will cost to ship anything
tsoss any place to suy where, as he
aver:ed they srs absolutely undicipher.
sble to the unipitiated. 1t may be said
that the blanket time tables which some
aimes fall into the hands of the uninitls.
Set are equally as hard to t,scs out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

ened mouse, representing the family in
core, is in the back ground. The
shsdow, according to the generally &C.
cepted tradition, is ominous OF six weeks
mere of wintry blasts when the coal bin
IS we'll IS the larder mus. be looked
after
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Sudden Blindness.

Minneapolis, Nine, Feb. 2-As The
result OF sudden fri2ht from a swiftly
closing typewriter tesk, miss Caristino
Garfield, s,snogtspher, u yesrs CID.
has been blind since lsst Friday. On
that dav he7 desk started v0,u 7ta.ly to,
close. Anticipating the crash, Miss Can.
field placed her hands over her eyes.
The desk banged stu; and Mias Cattle
took her hands eff her eyes-to strange
darkness. 4 locs!tu-geon believes Mns
Garfield 9iil recover her sient GRADUALLY?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

DISPATCHES from New York say thht
tba northern residential section OF thss
city is literally in state of panic SIS the
result of the series of horrible crlmss
that have goue UNPUBLISHED there In the
psst few weakg. Children are being kept
off tho streets end womec, when alone To
their homes, are af.sid TO answer the
dor. Men arc arming Themselves and
threatening to take The lew In their Own
hands in vis# of the fsil6ss of the police
to make arrests. ISo little boys, 1t will
ne remembered, while engaged in coast
Ing, were murdered by strange man,
aud early Sunday Moses Goodman, a
wealthy shirt waist manufacturer, was
shot to death 10 his home by a burglar,
who ser;; u,ly wounded his son Isaac
when The boy rushed to his fathers
assistance. The wave OF crime seems to
ae ca herring force all the time. Andrew
d. White, first president of Cornell and
former ambassador TO Germany, who has
studied The question Tor eight years, Is
appalled, st tho prsseat condition and
outlook. He predicts tbs! 5000 lives
will be taken this year. Violence has
filled the earth before, Gnd the increRs.
lug 6umbs. of horrid murders which are
daily reported from all sections OF the
civilized globe casts shadow over The
lab1rs OF Tho many who are attempting
e., improve mundana conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
MYSTERIOUS Poisoning.

Washburu. Wiz, Feb. 2.--The gu
thori!ies here started an Investigation 10
dsy OF the mysterious poisoning of Peter
Behr.ute, his Sife and FIVE children
which was followed by an attempt to
buro their bone ls:t pight. Mfs Be-.
hrsate vas dead when found, one child
has aince died and three other children
sic in critical condition. It Ia believed
some one gave all the victims noi.on and
then believing them dead, tried to cover
up the crime By firing the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

A CofEMPoRARI has 8 cartoon on
s'Ground Hog Day." The shadow of
huge elephant, bearing the words Gin
creased cost of living has suddenly
eppesrsd en- wsll in front of q man
and woman Who bssr the msrks of
fierce struggle for existence. A fright.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

The Regal Shoe for men 10 a!l the
new lasts caa be bad of John A. Mar.
shRll & Bro., 422 King alreet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
Rumorei Sales eli Wells.Farg, Hold

New Ia'k, Feb. 2 -A!tougn the runo,s
are :.ueJlhrned, Wall street give, crsdeure
% The .taiement tast the Southern PaciGc.
mas sold its sock hollings in Wells. Fargo &
Company tte Great Western Express lin.
There - also reason +, believe. broker. te-
Glare, that the Hartman r.;at. has also so..
its interest N Hells-Fargo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

Playing With 8 guo, 6.yesr.old boy,
sho! snd killed his grandfather, Tossm
Lege,, sgad 70 ysars, at EsterWood, La,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

Lad.es--For solid comfort, wear Il g
Rad Cross Shoe. John a. Marshall
q Bro, 422 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02
The Market.

GEORGETOWN, D. G. Feb Hheai 10 -l25,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-02

rakers, insurgents, aud rebellious
n!noritiep. Last evening at the banquet
of the Loyal Legion, be charged practl.
cally every misfortune that has coms
upon the country, from tie civil war to
the high coat of living, to the perDicions
"yellow press" With q wealth of
yitupera,ion he declared that to The
newspapers could be traced the murders
of Presidents Lincoln Garfield and
Mckinley.
William Loeb, it,, collector of Gus.
toms st New York wss 10 town today
and hsG consultations with treasury
officials and with President Taft. 1t is
declared that his call Ct the White
House waa merely out of courtesy. With
Assistant Secretory of the Treasury Cur.
It's be Diseased among Other things the
new reeu is:;ons that are to be Issued re-
gardiug the examination of passengers
baggage.
IS near real wild Indian ssrEhoop
as ten civilized Siou1 Indians could ne
gotia.e startled the crowded wattiug
room OF the executive Offices at the White
House today. 1t was the greeting OF
ten Sioux chiefs to their old enemy,
General Nelson A. Miles. The Indiso s,
from the Yankton reservation in South
Dakota, called a. the White House to
PAY their respects to the Great White
Father. They bad been consulting the
officers of the intssio: Department With
regard to tribal matters ioT e week or
more, and we're preparing to start 70:
home. AS they So, in the snte-room at
the White H3uss, General Miles, With