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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-04
Half a Block from Herald So"
HOTEL
COLLINGWOOD

West 35th Street, On the BLOCK De-
tween Fifth Ave. and Broadway,
New York City
Offers select accommodations to discrim-
mating people
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. and af-
fords every facility for the comfort OF
guests.
Situated in the very heart of the city.
in a very quiet neighborhood, convenient
to all surface, Subway and elevated rail-
way lines, and In the midst of the shop
ping and theatre district.
Rooms, with bath, 81 and up.
Special rates for the summer months.
Restaurant la Carte.
SETH H. MOSELEY,
Formerly of New Haven House, New
Haven, Conn.
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423. Price POI; Anderson 465, Evans
SOL Somerville ISL; for judge for the
Eighth judicial circuit. Kyle 224. Speake
567; Bankhead 396, Knox 101, White
2S6
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TAFT'S RAILROAD BILL Is
BATTERED UP IN CONGRESS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE u

~~-----~---~---~-----~~--
long and short haul section after two
hours debate upon 1t in the House.
BY IS to 1872 an amendment by Mr..
Hardy of Texas to strike out the pro-
visions permitting the interstate COM
merce commission to permit the making
of low through rates in view of water
competition was disagreed to.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Wash
burn of Massachusetts to strike out the
entire section relating to the long and
short haul clause, leaving the law in that
respect unchanged, also was defeated,
IS tc 172. The House accepted an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Stevens of Mime
sofa providing for an investigation and
a report of the interstate commerce COM
mission of the facts of the long and
short haul sections. The section relat-
ing to the long and short haul clause
was agreed to in practically the form
10 which 1t was reported. AS agreed
to by the House the section permits rail-
roads to charge low rates for a long
haul in lieu of waybill competition.
Traffic Agreements
The provision authorizing traffic agree
ments between railroads was then taken
up An amendment providing that In case
any such arrangement should result in
higher rates than previously charged, the
Interstate commerce commission should
approve the rates before they became
effective, was made by the Michigan
representative. Mr.. Martin offered sub
stitute, providing that rates by traffic
agreements should be approved by the
commission before becoming effective in
all instances.
Mr.. Mann of Illinois, in charge of the
measure, opposed both Of them. He de-
clared the traffic agreement clause as
reported contained all the safeguards
for the supervision Of rates by the COM
mission that were proposed in the amend
ments
Both political parties, he asserted, had
approved this proposition for traffic
agreements. BY a vote Of SO to SO Mr..
Martins substitute was agreed to.
Mr.. Madden offered an amendment to
strike out the entire traffic agreement
section. By vote of ITO to 81 the amend
ment was agreed to, many regular re-
pubicans voting with the democrats, a
number of insurgents voting against the
Madden proposition.
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14-PALOS

For governor, Mallory 6, O'Neal q. For
lieutenant governor, Seed 6, Thomas IL.
For secretary of state, Brown IA, Greer
4. For treasurer, Hodge l, Purifoy l6,
Wilkinson A. For auditor, Allgood IA,
Kennedy O. Smith 9. For attorney gen
eral Brickell 3, Bulger 4, Riddle 3. For
superintendent of education. DuBose l.,
sharpe 2, Willingham 20. For commits
sioner of agriculture and industries, john
son G. Kolb 49, Ward !. For associate
railroad commissioner, Craft 2. Hambur-
ger 15 Julian g. Kennedy o. Lusk 8. NC
Cord II. Price q For chief justice of the
supreme court, Dowdell 2. Nesmith %. For
associate justice of the supreme court for
the unexpired term, Sayre Is. For asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court for the
regular term. Anderson 4. Evans 6, Som
ervile q. For supernumerary judge,
Aston 49, For judge of Tenth judicial cir
cult, Carmichael 1, Coleman 2, Crow IL
Garrett q For additional judge Tenth
judicial circuit of Alabama, Lane S For
solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit, Black
g. Handy O. Sumter Lea 2, Mcqueen o.
Smith IS, Tate g. For chancellor of
northwestern chancery division, Benners
IT. For United States senator for term
beginning March A. 1913, Bankhead 3,
Knox 2. White IL. For representative In
Sixty-second Congress of United States
from the Ninth congressional district Of
Alabama, Underwood % For executive
committeeman from Ninth congressiona.
district, Howe %. Sandefur %.
For state senator, Morrow 49, Peeyy o.
Smith r. For representatives. Barnard IS,
Eastis IS. Hamill 2, Judge 10, Knight 2,
Mcdonald 8, Holton %, Mudd l, O'Gara
13. o'Neil %, Percy s, Ritter "a. Tarrant
6, Thompson 2, Urquart 6, West 2, White 2.
For delegates, ONeal delegates 10, NAL
Tory s.
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WHEELER's HOTEL

EUTAW, ALA.
Electric lights and bells in each !
ROOM Artesian water. Long distance
telephone service. Hot and cold water
baths.
NJ. JOE WHEELER, Prog.
Rates $500 Per Day.
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45-ENSLEY

45-ENSLEY
For governor. Mallory 800. O'Neal 512.
For lieutenant governor, Seed 302. Thomas
496. For secretary of state. Brown $50,
Greer 219. For treasurer, Hodge 112 Pur-
ifoy 354, Wilkinson 292. For auditor, ALI
good Ala, Kennedy 143. Smith 269. For at
torney general, Brickel 379, Bulger 264
Riddle 1856. For superintendent Of educa-
ton, DuBose 146, Sharpe 211, Willingham
49, For commissioner of agriculture and
industries. johnson 24O. Kolb 1872. Ward
1856 For associate railroad commissioner,
Craft 1O1, Hamburger 290, Julian 800, Ken
nedy 115, Lusk IS, McCord 400, Price 1888.
For chief justice of the supreme court,
Dowdell 2oO, Nesmith SIS. For associate
justice of the supreme court for the I'M
expired term, Sayre 615. For associate
justice of the supreme court for the reg
ular term, Anderson 314 Evans 1874, Som
erville $50. For supernumerary judge, AL
ston COS. For judge of Tenth judicial cir
cult, Carmichael g. Coleman $50. Crow 3SS,
Garrett SO. For additional judge Tenth
| judicial circuit of Alabama Lane 582. For
solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit, Black A.,
Handy TO- Lea 40, Mcqueen GA, Smith 81,
Tate 500. For chancellor of northwestern
chancery division, Benners 41O. For United
States senator for term beginning March
4, 1913, Bankhead All, Knox IS, White 355.
For representative in Sixty-second Con-
gress of United States from the Ninth
| congregational district Of Alabama, IN
derwood s71. For executive committeeman
| from Ninth congressional district, Howe
| 51, Sandefur $3.50.
28-PRATr CITY
For governor, Mallory 213, ONeal
| Bill. For Lieutenant governor, Seed 268,
| Thomas 295. For secretary of state
Brown PA, Greer, 270. For treasurer.
Hodge 26, Purifoy 222. Wilkinson 252.
For auditor. Allgood 39s. Kennedy 70.
Smith 118. For attorney general, Brick
ell 1874, Bulser SO, Riddle 246. For SUI
perntendent of education, DuBose 233
Sharpe 3S, Willingham 221. For COM
missioner of agriculture and Industries,
Johnson 75, Kolb 1852, Ward 90. For as
sociate railroad commissioner, Craft 90,
Hamburger, Jr., 275. Julian 129, Ken
needy 30, Lusk rs, McCord 1885, Price
1870. For chief justice OF the supreme
court, Dowdell 1876, NeSmith $40. For as
sociate justice of the supreme court
for the unexpired term, Sayre 402. For
associate justice Of the supreme court
for the regular term, Anderson 231.
Evans 100, Somerville $50. For super
numerary Judge, Aston 400. For judge
of the Tenth judicial circuit, Carmi-
chael SO, Coleman 122. Grow 1913. Gar
rett 1913. For additional Judge of the
Tenth judicial circuit Of Alabama, Lane
$50. For solicitor OF the Tenth judicial
circuit, Black a5. Handy aS. Lea "a, Nc
Queen sc. Smith FL, Tate 2SS. For
United States senator for, term begin
ming March 4. 1918, Bankhead 500,
Knox SO, White 15b. For representative
In Sixty-secdnd Congress of United
States from the Ninth congressional
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
III E RAILROAD DEPOT AT
FhiRFEN.

Tie W, A. Il F. G Z, II o., BAY.
ing filad q petition win the State Cor
potstion C;,.aDisaiou, showing thst, 10
stead o. erscticg . Stallion building al
i,s terminus oG Main r;et, lie tails
tosB, In accordance with The order o!
the commission of jaoe ,, 1909, it de-
sirss to use cattsin ICONS il the build
ing known IS Aians' Ao:el, which it
hiss acquired, and p;ayiry that liza P ans
&c stated In the sad petition DO accepted
in lieu C fho nov building required By
tho said orders, the commission has 20
nodifisd 10 order Al t, permit the use OF
the hotel building for such station, but
rqairiDs that il shall be ready for use
aud ocrupancy on or te'ore The first
day of Ftpiua'y, 1910. all c!her ques'
sions being !escrgad. - ila;ald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
LOCAL. BREVIFIES.

There vas but q limited Cunply Of
country,protu;e in market this morning.
Tee price Of eggs hrs declined md
were sold in market this morning q! 80
u 3S CENTS per dozen.
The alarm OF fire this afternoon was
caused By tbe hurniug OF chini"ay Of
q house &C Alfred street, bstwaen kieS
aad FRINGE s,reets.
Revival services viii he o2ntinnah in
the Free Me,hndis. Church, next week.
Rev. J. W. Moscaale p!pRc!l,s every
nigh. Preaching, / q. w., I, and 30 ?.
M. All ere invited.
Al the First Baptist Caurch toaoor-
sow morning the III jac. Ct Rev. III.
Was9n's asrmcn Will he The True
Principle Of ChsrscteT," anil the esaa'
inn sermon "rhe Bsst ia Yet - Be-"
Tho Young Ladies B,akati al Tam
Of this city this morning dafest"d tbr
Young Le1ita' Team q: the West.ra
High School Of Washington By score
OF 80 10 10 The game wss played IL
Armory Hall.
OWL service examinations will be bed
on February IS, fox shoemaker al 'he
IndisI schoo, 81 Carlisle, Pa, and or
Msrch 2 for techoicsl assistant in piiaT-
| uscoItgy, ,pab!ic health end mafi*"
service aud Tor examiner OF c!o:h!ag,
quartermsstet' department,
Court Ksvarsush, NJ. 81 Dang 'eis
of Isabella, wlil hold another Of ths!r
| very enjoyable entertainments s78
eachre, Tuesday February Is, in St.
Ma.s's Hall, corner Wool! sni Royal
slrea.s. 4 very pleasant eGening is in
store for sill vino nay attend. Tickets
can be procured from members, snd 8!
| the door.
ssvsra! members Of Lee Camp. Of This city,
will go to Washing On 10 attend the 'ecep'
| ton TO he rendered Irs Stonewa!! 'a"Ssoh
| BY the Confederate Associations OF sthat cltE'
Now getting down 10 csmart foundation
| ,youl Int you rather pny little morat3r those
| irresistihly delicious Auth -ausagas a"G co.
| joy sou. i:e1i than - buy the cheaner kind
| tina: are com osel mostly Ct cereal sGu IN
feroC meat, The AU:h SausHses are INA e Of
| lltSt 'tl!tl Ii'TL Ei''tst. MI bt&ti.i.
[ IL, choice cats Of home killed beef vsa.
aud pork. There's roi the Si"dow OF doll i
| bnt that the ceople who cooe TO The Anth
| Stand end the Auth Market for those rra,ist.
| iblv delicious Au'h prodG,:s sui2y lie con.
| siters'iy more than the fplss who think
| ther save mo1sy by eating cheaper fooa
! Sylcau BloadhciEl, The auth Stand, and The
Auth Market.
| Attention is called II the advertisement q;
| Rileys cafe on this page. This peculiar cafe
will ssrve chicken sandwiches and he; free
| lnpch tonight.
| Best Elsin Creamery Batter, 35c III.
| Good Country Roll Butter, 20; h.: Gunran.
| rssd Eggs, SOC t!czsu: Seedle>s Haistns, t. H..
| 3 lbs Resi- Eraporatel Peaches, - lbs.
Large Primes, 30 4 'aus Ees; Tomatoes, 25c;
4 cans Sugar Corn. 25c, ! cans S:riag Benz,
! OK. cans Fish kpe, 25c. : "!nc Singapore
Pineapple. 25c: large cans Pears. DC, 8 large
cans Armies. 20: Sweet Florida Oranges, 15c
dr..n' Walnut Kernels. Zoe H.: Fresh Ei1,idI
Tons toes. l2sc t.; : cars Earl Juue Pc. s
WooLls & sos, Royal and Wolfe streets
jan2S If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
pE.a... a.

tmoU- the Hamas oE tie aoH1r lie
in The iuu;or clss5 Of The Y. /. | q
3 acksbyrg, OF his ffss term q The sos
s,cn .! 1909 10, are tie following: ".
G ifasg;s sud a. 4. Hodgsou, Of Ajax
spd,is.
The congregation OF Tie Gaent Prer
by,e,isu Church is considering the x
tending of call ~ Dr. Theron Rice,
a professor a: The Taco!og;csl S2ulila'y
in Richmond. |, ia said he haa lodi
Gated tea. be might accep. it. lie "a:
Gl!ed pasiu,a'es in A'exsudris, w., and
Atlanta, Ca Norfolk Lsat!marE.
Rev. T. w. II roper, o. Cal9eper, will
p,esch 1T toe Scond PsesSgier'an
Church tomorrow morning. Rs7' NJ
Ssvitr is 1t Waterford by order OF fres'
bytery helping 10 install Rev. A. n.
PeErymsn.
The Mi4ses Smoot, yesterday alter
nom at their home on 81 Aseph street,
entertained large number CT shelt
friends at csrds, the occasion being one
of the most charming and enj gable OF
The social year. The spacious drawing
roou,s sern sdorued with pink oarns-
tons and ferns and the Missss Smoo'
we're assisted 10 receiving thair guests
by their mother, Mrs. Susan Snoot. Al.
Ter so interesting game OF six.heud
eucher the exceptionally hsndsome
priz,s we're awarded Mr.. Arthur SnoH-
den, Miss Rose Mcdonald, mre. Traces
Dspenhower and Mrs. Laurence fsf'F,
Of B;aldock. Miasss Clarence Sno~deu,
Frgucss Dauenhower, Mary Sao#nen,
and Sibyl Smoot kept the sco.e and also
assisted In tbs dipinu room.
Little Alice Ice Harding, daughter o!
OF Mr.. W. A. H4rdiog, who has peea
seriously i'll, ia improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
"a MODERN ANANIAS.N

Notwithstanding the inc'emeacy OF
the weather !he Opera House wss
yell flisG last night whea the E,ka'
Drsmstic Company presented TO: the
bepefi. OF the Alsxandris Free Kinder.
earien the amusing little play "a Mod
ern Aoania,." All those in the cast
pubiichsd yesterday acquitted themselves
very sell snd received generous ap
plsrs-. The htuie Vas sold ou. early
il the day, sud tits expected thst con,
cideratlo sum a!sl re- resl:zad. 1t /:
understood thst the performance will be
repeated ia Fredericksburg, Fsbrusry
is, ior Inc henst: of Fredericksburg
Lodge OF Eks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
FAIRFAX ROADS.

TIE boa Of supersisers held aapacisl
meeting or Wednesday to take dc.
fa:,c Hc.ion u secure the slate appro.
y: a.ion fer public roads. The road
nom the tom of Fsirlsx to Tyson's
! Carner, on tbs L:esbu.g and Aiexsndrls
tr;naiEe, wss selected 10 De improved
tae cEly competing rosd beltg the
Lille Rivir turnpike cast of this town
TDelun Of IS. 900 to cover the Safe
appropriation If 1909. and the sum of
50 coo, 10 be supplemented by 81. 600
:,nal P;0Tideuce district road fund, was
aaaja 70, 1910 10 duplicate liketun to
be appropriated By the state. The
crunciis OF The towns OF Fairfax and
yieras hs7o-rach agreed to aid to the
x.ont of $4,000, which, with private
TT n.crip:ioos, il is hoped, will result in
,he construction OF q good, permanent
highwa;.- de.alt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
NEGOTIATIONS FOR SALE.

Negotiations Fra IN progress toward
ths purchase by Mr. NJ l. Risheill OF
NJ, OIsrsace Frepoh's residence On the
west side; OF Washington street, near
W,ikss Tas proposed purchase 10 the
nntcome OF iuiccetion proceedings re.
conIlv instituted; BY M's. FE;ncn to pre-
ven, hir. Eishaili is0m erecting saw
mill 8, ,ba soa.asast ccrner CT wilkes
aad Oo'u uhas streets, q short dists0ee
from ne, PROPERTY. II Is SAID 'aa' SUI
the iriuic; ION bs dissolved upon las
na-cha.e CT Mrs. Frepch's property ns
mir. Rsheill, other contiguous property
owners will protest against the erection
OF Tie Mill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
GRAND LOrGE.

The officers Of ths Grand L)tgH OF
Mssoss 10 Virginia, who came here yes
erday TO c1udnct The ,s.picea Ct tbs
funeral OF the late grand msster, k's'
cusko Kemper, brought their pa'spha
nsIia With Them and held session N
Alexsndris- Washington Ladsa rom,
opening and closing in dae form. III 9
ia the frs. .iole The Grand Lodge "a
he'd session 10 Alexandra nce Tie
csatennial anriyertar7 OF the dastb OF
George Washington, December IA. lS99.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
A VARIETY OF WEATHER.

Rain snow aud bail have fallen in
this city end vicinity curing The pSst
t9enty-hu hours. Light showers Pee
vailed 1T times yesterday, and Ia 'ls
afternoon suow followed which con!in'
u:d 10 fall long after dark. Later there
were rain and hail. Snow fell Sg'in
this morniue, making the taT Que Of the
most disagreeabls of thu winter. iht
s.ree:s gre covered with slush rendering
walking vsr7 difIica'.
About noon The snow ceased falling
aud tho temperature lowered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
SMITH TAKEN TO RICHMOND.

Guards Smita aud Pa',iam, from he
Ricbmoud peui!en,:sr2, srtiSed Fair
fax Cour.hous this morning and took
chsrgo of Henry Smith, colored, who
wss recently Sentenced By the Corpora.
zion Coars Of this city to 10 elec;rocu'sd
for bling pa:ty t. tbs murder OF Wal
Ter 4. Sc&u'z. The guard' also took
cha,ge O! Fred. !l.!r!a sud William
Marin, both cojorsd who have been
s2r.catca ty the Cifcuit Court OF Fair
f,:~ 10 serve t*T;ns in :be peniteotiarg,
IN, i,1:mer for stealing c coz, e-d The
latter t.s asssul!!ng Geuerai Floyd k'rg
a, Fsils Churcb, come months siEee.
The prisoners were placed on a electric
train an,: ,sEoa to WaGiips;cn where
they were pat On ttsia OF the wasa-
jn2toa.Sou.he;n Railway aud lates
9assed through thi, cits on their way to
Rlchmoai. Saith msda 40 statsuon;
concaruipg Inc Sc;uiz ourisr.
Tbs tssiu reached The Uaiou s'a.inn
about noop. Smith bad expressed &
wish to talk with Uhici G2od', snd 8
selephone rlrsssss was sen! to the latter
70 c1ms TO tue station. Ihs train
stepped bot tcs minutes, scweVer'
Fad the Chief was uuebls o respond to
tho summouf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
FIREMAN INJURED.

Mr.. Oliver Stone, who lives at ZIG
north Fairfax street, TGs seriously
Injured % taa head this aftesno or
ah,e st wo.h 81 Fl. X. Field y Cos
planning nil Oh ucrth Lse street. Mr.,
$ one ia tbs fr;msn o! tbs mill, and
W lie engaged in his duties his head
came IN contact with some OF the
machinery. He WAS removed to bis
nars whsr5 he Was attended By DR..
$o3if..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
OPERA IlGUSE.

"Ta!ters" will be present foI h 'aa!
time tonight, By the Gug j hnsor ; ock
90. This play ba5 proven g'esl drag
ing cs.d cpd is considered tn tie che
of he best Cff.iiass OF seasoD. La view
o! this fact, pstr0ns sre advised 20 secnr:
their seEls early and avoid the usue.
SATURDAY. nigh! rush.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
The BaIienger-Piuchot Investigation

The BaIienger-Piuchot investigation
Washington, Jar. % That 5ecrc-
tsry of the Ia;erior B,iiiDger directed
Mr.. L. +. G.sVis in a. Interview ia
Washington, not to secare from Coz
gresham McLschlSn ('sp., Csl.) an sf
fdavit 81 to his aleget c0anecttuns win
the Green g,oap OF coal clziaas in Alaska
on the ground thst "thcra hah been too
much of that sort ri thing" vsi the
s.atemen! by Dir. CLAWS, today which
startled the joint coag'fss!cnsi commit
tee In its hesring of the Ea'i;aseE-Pin-
caot cu1troVersy.
When Nj. l. F. CLAWS Fssrmt1 The
slaud today there ware several miner
clashes. between the witGess aad C!eir-
man Nelson as ths hesfins prog1ssstd,
Mr.. Gavis shoSirg teadencS 10 Bcn-
der toto lorg, ramoli5g TsD!iss.
CLAWS get ratified ts:fa On irg ore
| . -riod CT bis testimony, WIEN Chairman
Nelson and several olheE memGers we're
Questioning him relat!Va to the appoint
ment OF Special Agent Sheridan 10 con-
Iu,! the coal casa.
FiralIy Representative Mad'aoa lean
ed forws.d and ssid Kindly: "MF. CLAWS,
what I am trgiog 10 get, in p per-
factly kind sod symp.shc Wy, il your
position ca these Case.
CLAWS hrigdtensd up q! oae', collect
ed his THU ,hts and Tant ahead much
! more clearly.
The witness ssid Gyld examination
| pss absolutely necessary 10 eecuta a
prauia facie case fc- the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Missing hia1.

Paris, Jar. 29.-Aasi4tsn' Secretary
Smith of the AGe:ic.n Chamber Of
Commerce 10 Paris, has net ba=n heard
from for Two days aod tha Chamber to.
day dispatched motor beats to bis home
ia Auteail 10 learn Whather nc is i'm
periej. Au.eail Is am1ag the heaviest
.uferers from the food sud ia practical.
ly isolated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
Will Not Submit to Federation.

New YORK, JAP: 29.-Ehat thu srnin-
N cd and conductors or the ~ taiFoaos
centeriug in the cast are Thoroughly IN
EARNEST in their Ger,gnds for Increased
wsees aad shorter hours, AID That they
resent what they declare to te IA en-
lsusion on tho part III The Amf fsefaD
Federation of Labor into :hai. iptes;-as
sisira, may De gathered iEom tfdsy :
developments in the pcndirs wage COZ.
ie,erces between co'nmi!tes representing
the men and the general mRnaGats ct
the railroads.
The Brotherhood Of Railway Train
men aud the order CT El;lr1ad Oou-
ductors are nc. ofii!:atei: With tia
American Federation Of LahG- sao lbs:
| bitter fued exists bttIcoa th2se Ito
great branches of iahcr was learned iroH
| speech made o. 4 Fecte: sea.son q TIE
| traiumeu b. International President Lse,
| who said:
rWe intend to support union labor,
bo;h financially AID morally, at s!i ti7a"s,
lu. we dou't propose 10 Halrnit TO dic'a-
lion from the Amertaa Federation @:
| Labor"
In an interview President Lee said:
ri kaoE very lirle aocut tho AMER
can Federation of Lsbor, and care less.
But it uul. be conceded that the four
big brotharhoods ere abla tn run th:ir
own affairs aud wi!linos be dictated to by
any QUE"
Lee refused to explain where the
} difficulty bstRean the t"n big iab2c Or
| CARNATIONS started. brs il is rnucrcd
that the recent etriko OF the shopnnen OF
the susqaehanna troasAt u1si.ets to q
crisis. I. Is charged that anne CT The
{ IL ,ials of the American Fsdsrstion Of
Labor, with whom the shopmen are
affiliated, aoueht to pet Inc tEriumen eud
conductors, with whom they n1t sfiiia.
ted, to strike in synpe,hy. Iais alleged
"neddlirg' is said to Esve causcd al
open tresch between the great orders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
IN MEMORIAM,

Tn lorirg remembrance of CLINTON B
WEECa, =..o pas d away three years ag
Janu7.y seth 1910.
away ye, they presence is with me,
Ever my spirit 10 cheer.
Thy love. Ike halo Surrounds me,
Keeping sweet Thy memor?, dear.
MOTHER.
Then ari dwelling IN the light,
IL the saadoT. /,
Tho. my star 50 pure ard bright,
ia my niinis5t sky.
must DO thy wo:k. aud mine.
Since tn Il couli-t not ssar,
| will toll sod thou wilt shine,
Awaiting Gods great day.
AFRIESp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
POLICE COURT.

rJrsicc II. 3. Calon preaidlngI
TIE following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
William Robinson, colored, susnecting
OF s'sslirg chickens from Charles
Asrgke, bad his csse continued.
William Levsi!, coioTed, cbsrs With
yagrsncv, was Esnt to II for 80 days,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
MEMS MEEUNG.

Rev. Claude NJ. Hesier. Of Brigh!goot,
D. O., will make the address a: the mcn''
meeting, tomorrow afternoon at 3 81
o'cock. Sutj:ct, ga Call for iha Best. .
All men cordially invited,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-29
PRICES OF MEAT.

D;spa ches from cettsin cities s.s'o
thst The prices Of NEST are falling, sno
thst this prime necessity OF life 10 again
getting wi'tia The :ssch of persons OF
limited eSchsq2srs. Quotations IN the
Alsxardt:a market, hosey2r. saoE &c
marked vs-'a:i.ns from former rates,
Beef was selling at from 6 to Is cents &
pound this morning; veal NJ l22 s25 csnts:
mutton, 10 4 Is ceu,s. and pork ! : s
cents. Ssst pork taugoi itoEl l5alS
cents, sausage Is cents aud puddipge 10
cents.