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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
Virginia News.

The mar'isge of Miss Eva Randolph
("TeTrg';) DuIsny. daughter OF MIR. arc
Mfs. Richard HUI ,ter Dulaay, OF Ora
TN II Ill, Fsuquier court,, aud Dr.. A.
chibald Gary Randolph, OF Clarke county
will lake place the 26th instant. Tbs
marriage will t.ke place It noon, a
Grafton Hsll, the Iulanys' c'uatrJ
home.
Doctor and Mrs. Btice Worthington
Goldsborousb, OF Cambridge, Nd, ba't
;osu ID invitations 10 the martlsge OF
their d. II shter, Miss Louise DuliD Gods
borough, to Mr.. Barr Powell Harrisoo,
son OF the late Powell Harrison and Mrs.
Harrison, OF Lsesburg The wedding
will be solemDizsd ct Christ PROBES ant
Episcopal Church, Cambridge, April q.
Police Justice Dannekl, 10 Frederick
burg yestardsy dismissed The case against
Eugene Bods, o. M. Armstrong and A.
L. Lston, in which they Here charged
with selling liquor. The AIt'-saioon
League employed Attorney Orandaii
Msckey, OF Alexandra county, to rep
resent them in The prosetu ion, and he
appealed the cases to the Corporation
court. One other cass against ?. Wr;gh!
remains to be tried.
Mics Emily r. Randolph, daughter Ct
Bishop Alfred Msgill Randolph, of The
Diocese OF Southern Virgins, yest rdsy
becane the bride in Norfolk OF James
F. Wright, assistant general cculsel for
the S.sboard Air Line Railway at Ports.
mouth. The wedding took place at the
Episcopal residsnce In Norfolk. Mrs.
r O. Taylor, sIs!er Of 9 br d wss
matron of hunos. Miss Virginia Am
bier aud Miss Anne Randolph, both Of
Baltimore 6nd nieces of the b:ide, were
mazda of honor. Dr.. Wright, OF North
Carolina, brother of the groom, was
beat mar.
The two alleged safe burglars, Who
say they ere Frederick Cunningham
and Frank Ohett.r, but who the police
declare are "Eddis" Fay aud "L:t L.
Dick" Harris, motor Gus ssfe crackers
we're started irom New York on their
way back to Richmond lBst night where
they will face trial on charges of rob.
bing The postctties ia that citg. Fail
ing to obtain s.sy OF proceedings from
Uoited ST. q Commissioner Shields, the
sttorue5s for the men appealed to judge
H,u!h 10 the Uoited 5 stes Cirtu Uoult
ior two weske in which to prfparo en-
slibi. The JUICE refused tie delay
sod signed tie writ OF removal.
Ia the Oircn;t Court at Mar:insville
Yesterday tae jury in the case Of Tom
B,iley, john Echos and james Hairs.
tor, negroes charged With the murder o!
Sidney Woods On a Norfolk snd West
ern excursion train Easter Monday, re.
turned verdict OF murder in the fist
degree after being OFT all night. Notice
OF an appeal was given. A number Of
ct1er negroes implicated in The affair
will be tried lbt,r. Woods went into f
negro coach TO act as peac5maker sod
was lits.ally cut tt pieces with razors,
bis head being almos. severed from bis
body. The train was rttIrniog t.
Weston -ss.em, N. O., from Ros'
nOke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 8, 1910.
AFTER isciog his accpssrs with an air

AFTER iscing his accasers with an air
OF shocked yltus spd right :ous ind!gna.
ti,r fjr q hour3, B:it.am G. Sper cer
brjke down few days ago and cor>
fe,sed tina. be wss the man who mui-
dared Mas Martha B. Blackstone and
seriously wcuaded Miss Harriet Dow at
the Dow bone in Spring 6eld, Mass, on
The night of las. Thursday. "The strange
story of D.. Jskyll and Mr.. Hyde"
seems to have been repeated 10 Spsncers
career. An upright and popular young
man br dao, the clerk. OF tae wholesale
grocery s,ers sesued to change bis Ga
furs . nigbt:sll aud VITA black mask
draining bis fettu'es, and armed with
b;c revolver, which the Blackstone q ur-
der shog,d be did not hesitate to use at
the iea.t pro7ocstion, he would 80 TORN
on these tours which Kept the residents
of Springfield 10 q stats Of fesr OF bur-
glars for weeks past. In his confession,
The police sllSges Spencer admits that ne
cas- the author OF the scores OF tu!glarles
which have ks;t detectives 10 soreiy
nuzzed fans Of mind. Spencer SAID
cha, his motive fer his sc!s vas to teaa
ab,ut The seuse!ions be bad stirred up
when the uewspsp:1s came Gu a day o.
two |ster lie iiked to crett' mystery
he ssid. Spepcer's misfortune is 'en-
per and vanity over which be never
had coolro'. Well.eduea:ed, the son OF
good parents, au accomplished pianist
and brilliant couyersstionall5t, he was
fitted for snY one Of several csllingS more
lucrative ,5an that OF clerk. Ihe ex-
4erpsI nsnaer OF the burglars living
was model !or any young man 10 ioi'
Inv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
New Worlds Record.

M;urmelon, France, April 8.-A
new worlds record for twI-psssengeI
II ght in an aeroplaue was established
here today By Daniel Kinei, who With
another passenger sailed his Farman b..
plane l02 miles 10 t1o htu's and twenty
minutes. This beatI the records fol
tine snd distance for sn aercplane car
r;ing 20 persous.
Toe previous record was made OF 0 .
vile Wright in BErln last September,
who with Capt Enslehsrdt as FELLOW
passenger few az hour In IS minutes nc
Al seconds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
From washington.
tIC.>lespcnctree Of tie A!eIshdris Gar ate
Washington, April S

D7c'sr.rg thst the present mining laws
sre sd eusie, Assistant Sseretsry Of the
Ia'eyio. Pierce sppsared before the
Rtuis committee on territories today In
opposition to the bill cfEsrsd by Dsles ale
Wlckershan, OF A'a:ks, to amend TIE
Alasksn mining laws.
Charges sga!nst the Bethlehem Steel
Compsry formulated by the striking
steel workers OF tie company we're today
tasen up for consideration by Preside, I
Taft, folioHipg the filing OF q written
brief By tbs strikers. The president
will tlro the mstter over to the De-
psr'ment OF Commerce and Labor. 10
particular The strikers ask that the re-
port OF agents OF the Department OF
Commerce and Labor who have iIges.
t!sa ed conditions at the plant be im-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
Ayerse to Roosevelt.

Berlin, April s.-With the declaration that
Col Roosevelt, while president of the Omitted
States was anti trman in his politics, Maxi
MILAN Harden, editor tf Zukumst, eIhorts
the German people TODAY to show e1treu e
GOODNESS to the colonel on his coming visit to
Berlin. Harden bases his attack on the al
legged nnfrien lily attitude of Roosevelt durit &
the German Involvement: with France ard
Spain regarding the Moroccan trouble in 1906
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08

Diarrboea shLu d be gu ed without losa
of line and by madeleine which like
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Disr-
rboes Remedy not only cures promtty
u proc Il 'es no unpleasant after Effects.
1t never fails sDd is pleasant and sale to
axe. Sold by W. F. Creighton & Go.
aud Richard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
War Against United States Packers

London, April S.-Arttitr step il
the B:itish Butchers Associet 'on's wsl
against the packers OF the United S.ste1
for their alleged action in holding meal
in cold storage 10 force higher prices,
aus takeo today when The association
asked The government 10 remove The
embargo againas Ihe importation OF liVt
cattle from Argentine.
The present shortage OF meat In En-
gland can be relieved In no other way,
the English butchers ssy, than By The
mp1r at on Of cattle from IRON Arger-
tina. These cale are admittedly Inferior
to American cattle, Tut The difference In
quslily does rot compensate iOr The
highe. price demanded for American
hpaf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
Says II. Murdered His Wife.

Chicsgo, April S "A man giving bis
uame SO Nat hew W. Dosa, who DC
clared be ia lanndfynsn at Washing
toa, d. c., today CAV, b msel' up
The police and declared be hsd murd. red
his vile in Washington lsst January by
giving her carbolic acid in beer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08

RAID transit beyond tie dreams oil
ptler rea has been offered to the Post.
efflae Department by so Etioeham Qll)
Inventor. The Illiaois man has q
sct,ame 10 ru, rai,osd train st the
rae o! so miles cd hut for 500 miles
without st, ppirg. He vii! u 1losd pas.
seugers, mail and bsggfgs while the
tain is in motion. HIS device will
whirl the most delicate passenger cut
OF the ca. end into the station without
lesseoing The speed oi the train or in
jnrlng tbs passenger. it will do the
same WITH nails, be seys, Tne inVen-
.or hss written 10 President Tai! offer
leg free use of ,be scheme and suggest-
lag ,ha. his appointment. ss chairman
Of the Panama Cars! Commission will
be considered &C; gu .ts return for g
little while anyway. The Inventor fails
to 20 irto details CONCERNING his modus
operandi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08

The old B .ker Homestead, Tear Cor
cord, N. q The birthplace of May
Baker Eddy, wss destroyed BY FIRE tc.
DAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08
Sixty-first Congress.
Second SESSION.
Washington, April s.
SENATE

The Senate vas not in session Today.
HOUSE.
The 81 ,use resumed debate on the
naval spproprition bill t1is afternoon
and before s6j ,urnment will rsach the
item providing for two bstteships on
which there will be hard fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-08


collect orsbip OF internal revenue al
Cba,tGnooga, Tenn.
The fight over the two bsttleships
item in!o the naval appropriation bill
~ss begun this afternoon as soon as the
House reached thst section of the bill
pr DIVIDING for the Increases in tae navy.
Representative Tswney (tep., MINI }
i'm .distely offered an amendment that
only one new bstilsship Should bs ~
,horized and the dsoae was beeuo.
A gentle slap WIS admiu!st'red t.
Secretsry B,llirger today By the coz
gressionsl comni tee delVing into the
observation controversy. A motion
was u7animously carried overriding
Secretary BalliDge,'s protest against the
repested calls for documents by After
ney B:andeis, for the tprosecntiou."
Ths secretary, in liter INSIDE public
al! TIE last meeting of the committee
declare the requests were ID the nature
OF a "6shing Erscess'' and sn "otl gu.
attempt to costrol tae prostitution Ct
bis eYid.uce. The Committee thought
that if su':aIned the secretary, it might
resu in tamperiog the trq1iry, as
veil as granting his control of the
evidence to be produced BY the opposing
side. Attorney Ve,trees tooS up Mr.
B.ilirge defense. at is time to call
hal, on this scheme of annoying the
department By calls for papers," he
protested. | think fishing is the cor
rect term" "Weli," Observed James,
h6shipg don't Eu't nothing unless
y5u cbtsh something Rstr. SCENTS We
Dspby then moved that Seer, tary Bal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
~sEsInc Is eELIsyIrc.v .

fhe proof of she pudding is tie chewing Of the string" When we say our $15.9o suit Is better than any si7.50 CT s2e.oo suit sold else where. We have proof. We have in our stcre 2 s17.50 suit sold to a Bis bee business man who refused to wear it because it has cheap cot ton lining. a small piece of ba9ing for coat stiffening and machine work. Come and see for yourself, that's the proof. Our sf5-00 suits are lined with silk wool stifened with hair cloth. have welt seams and latest up to date style. We don't give anything away. but we sell you good suit for s15.0G. a better one for s20.00 ing in the world made by union men. the highest paid talent in the world For 19 years we have been the standard of excellence" with hun dreds of imitators and not one com. petitor. From Mill to Man. no middle men. no middle profits to pay.- From
 sheep's back to your back" 40t suits on Bisbee backs and every one a fit and credit to buyer and sell Ter.
 UNION wooLEN MILLS A. B. N. King, Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
DANCE WILL OPEN
 SEASON FOR CLUB
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT oc- OURS TONIGHT AT COUNTRY CLUB

The Country club season will open tonight with dance at the club house. All arrangement were com pleted yesterday by the committee, J. W. Tenny, c. W. Boswell and James Lewis, jr. The club house has been decorated elaborately.
 A number of out-of-town guests are expected and there is every req son to believe that tonight's dance will be the most splendid social function yet given by the club. The dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. The s and S:30 cars will run out to the club house. arrangements have been made to that effect yesterday.
 The stockholders of the club will hold their meeting tonight and be- sides transacting routine business will amend the bylaws of the club so that members of the Douglas and Fl Paso club can be elected honorary members of the Warren District club.
 The work of clearing the golf course has been nearly completed and a number of the followers of the game have begun practice on the links.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
ARREST IS NEAR
 CH|kAMAk'S MURDER
ACTIVITY OF OFFICERS LEADS TO MANY RUMoRs AND RE- PORTS

It was currently reported yester- day that an arrest had bee made in connection with the murder of the Chinamen, who was shot and killed by hold-up man in a Bisbee road eight miles from Hereford sew eral days ago. However. local off, cers deny that any arrest has been made. Rumors had 1t that the prisoner was confined in the county jail here.
 It was expected that an arrest would be made sometime this week as the officers had discovered some thing they thought would prove a good clew. However. they did not realize their expectations.
 For the last several nights local officers have mysteriously left Bis bee and last night two left in an auto It is believed that an arrest is almost certain.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
CASHIER RANKIN RESIGNS.

The announcement was made yes ferday that W. H. Rankin had re- signed as cashier of the Citizens Bank. the resignation taking effect Nov. l. NIT. Rankin has held the position about four years and enjoy ed the greatest confidence of all He came here from Dixon. H., where he had been cashier of the Union State Bank He returns to Dixon again to resume the position of cashier of the Union bank. Ills many friends will sincerely regret to see him de, part, but he has the we'll wishes oi all.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
PERSONALS
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w. C. Holburn has gone to the Huachucas hunting.
 Resident Engineer Emerson of the E. P. & S. w visited Bisbee yester- day.
 P D. Lane, a member of the GUS tom house service at Naco, was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Tom Hargiss and c. A. Bennett leave todoy on hunting trip to the Huachuca mountains Superintendent C. E. Ellis of the Detroit Copper company of Morenci was in Bisbee yesterday. Col Breathitt of Tucson was in this city Friday on business. He has returned to his home. Superintendent Mcbride of the Great Western mine at Courtland was in this city yesterday. Frank Pendelton, an old time pros pector, left for Cananea yesterday after a visit in this city. l William Kemp, mining expert for ! the C. &. A. company has returned ] to Tucson after short visit here. Miss Dora Horwitz has returned from the east where she visited the large markets for the Popular store Louis Brown, of the Miner store returned yesterday from New York where he made extensive ?urchaEes. Y. G. Medigoyich left yesterday for Guaymas where he has property interests. He expects to be in Son ora for week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
eAND CONCERT.

The Copper Qaeer Bank VII give it's usual concert on the plaza Sat urday evening at 7:30 under the lead ership of A. E. Clark. The program will be a. follows: March. "Ameri- can Medley E. Brooks; Grand over ture. Iris" IF H. Losey; Entry, March of the Gladiators," Robert Becker; Valse, "Pansies for thought Herman Friedrich; Grand Selection, Bohemian Giri,' M. c. Meyrelles; ouintett, The Day of the Lord. George Rosey; Overture, Largo, G F. Handell; Selection, Irish Songs, w. s. Ripley; Finale, America Cotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
seaIshipt cyssers-Tovrea's.
ARGUE MOTION TODAY.


 United States Attorney J. E. Nor rison left yesterday for Tucson where the motion in the Grant Brothers case for a new trial will be argued today. Judge Baker of Phoenix aud a Los Angeles lawyer will represen. the defendant company.
 At the last session of the federal court the Grant Brothers Construct ion company was convicted of hay ing imported a5 Mexicans iaborers from Scnra to be used OF railroad construction in this county. The cmpany was fined s1,000 for each iaborer imported.
 The United States attorney prduc- d evidence to the effect that the Mexicans were employed In Hermo- silIo and brought to Naco where they crossed the line in body and were met by representative of the com pany. The immigration officers took up the matter and the company was made the defendant in a criminal action under the alien contract labor jaws.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
Arizona Headquarters in San Fran cisco--Stanfcrd Hotel. 250 Kearny St
BEFORE MEXICAN :. p.

C. N. Thomas is in receipt of a letter from the attorney employed by (. D. Thomas. who is under ar ret on the charge Of murdering a Mexican at Buckeye. which states that no attempt was made to enter a defense at the hearing held in Buckeye which resulted in Thonas being held to await the action of the grand jury of Maricopa county with out bail The attorney writes that the justice of the peace at Buckeye Is Mexican and that the evidence on which Thomas was bound over vas very weak
 s.snoe Of lunch every day at the
 ec SS!con.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
WANTED A CHANGE.

Carl Graf has returned from his visit to Portland Maine lie lett few days before the election in which the Pine Tree state went over whelmingly democratic after years of republican majorities. He stated thot long before the election it was eyi- dent that the democrats would make big gains as many of the republicans were not satisfied with the republi- can administration and desired a change.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
VISITORS FROM WISCONSIN,.

George B. Blair and wife of Wau- kesha, Wis. are visiting MT. Blair's brother, w. c. Blair. of this city, and his nephew. E. l. Blair. They have been making a trip over the west coast. visiting Washington. Ore gen and California. MT. Blair is a member of the firm of Blair Brothers who conduct foundry business at Waukesha.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
TWO ARE PROMOTED

Clint Moon. foreman of the Copper Queens Spray shaft, has been pro noted to the foremanship of the Low ell shaft He will be succeeded at the Spray by Harry Barkdoll. who has been afternoon shift boss of the Holbrcok shaft
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
FAMOUS SHOOTERS COMING.

All arrangements have bee,. coul- pleted for the visit here next aon- day Of MT. and Mrs. Adolph Topper vein, of San Antonio. Texas, premier fancy shots of the world. They will give an exhibition at the Country club grounds. beginning at 1 o'clock prompt The exhibition will be free Mir. and Mrs. Tpperwein are wonders in the shooting world and viii no doubt receive an enthusiastic well come.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
TO THE LADIES OF BISBEE

You are cordially invited to use our rest room when down town, and when waiting for your car, home. Daily papers and magazines at your dis posaI. Cars stop two doors from our store. We will take care of your packages for you while shopping. = GLASGOW W00LEN MILLS,
 F. w. DeCroix, Mgr.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
KING ouIIs oRPHEuM.

M NJ. King is no longer connected with the Orpheum theatre, having withdrawn yesterday. MT. King has not announced his future pions.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP.

NJ. NJ. King and L. c. OyerlccE, who have been engaged in the in- surance business. nave dissolved pant nership and Mr. Overlook wiIl con tinue the business alone
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
BUILDING RESIDENCE.

Jack Hinckley, formeman of the Briggs and Hoatson mines is build ing a residence near the Briggs mine and it is rumored that he will not be alone when he takes up his residence
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
PERFORMS MARRIAGE.

Justice High yesterday noon mar felt, both of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
WAGNER IN MEXICO.

Harry Wagner. who was thought by his relatives to have been drown ed in the flood of July 22 is reported to be in Mexico. George ,McGee. a prospector. read the account in yes terday's Review of the visit of Wag ner's sister to this distric: in search 'of information of her brother and called at this office last evening. He stated that he knows Wagner and that he is positive that he is new in Mexico. William Harris was given information yesterday morning to the effect that Wagles vas seer some time ago in Tucson where he was re- Iiorted to have gone after leaving Bisbee. Harris informant states that Wagner is thought to have gone in to the Globe district from Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
RATES TO END.

No more excnrsion rate tickets will be sold to Los Angeles and return for this season after the 30th of this month which is next Friday Tick cts sold between now and the date of the close of the season will te good for return up to the last of November.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
ALDERMAN GREASY LEAVES.

ALDERMAN UNEASY ICAsGo-
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Greasy leave this afternoon for Los Angeles where they will reside in the future. MT. Greasy will engage in business in hat city He has resigned his seat as alderman and aisc as chief of the electrical department of the Copper Queen. Thursday evening large number of his friends gathered at the Greasy home and rendered Mir and Mrs Greasy a surprise. The for. mer was called away by a fictitious telephone call and when he return ed he found his home in possession of friends. At the conclusion of the festivities MT. Greasy was presented with a handsome gold watch and chain. Charles Bear made the pres entation.
 Mrs. w J. Hamilton 210 Opera Drive can accommodate a few more ia ahle haarderS PhODa DAT
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24

''On agin: of agin, Finnigan" seems appropriate for "Whitey" Hewitt Last week the big Fl Paso third sacker was given his walking papers. Then he was signed again and yesterday he was canned" for the second time
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24
Fruits and
 Vegetables

of vegetables fruit Sunday, and will freshest that put display prices there fresh fruits and of goods
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24

Drop in and get a row of soup the Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24

Advices from Fl Paso failed to stote who umpired yesterdays game between Inc Miners and the Mayer icks. On Thursday Jimmy Toman ap- peared in the Pass City announcing he would be the judge if he had to call out the militia He stated that Hughey Duggan, of Cananea, who is handling the judicial division of the Cactus at present, assigned him to officiate between the Mavericks and Miners. Toman's work almost caus- ed riots at Fl Paso and Bisbee lately.
 However. Judge O'Connell, of this city, received a letter from Duggan yesterday, stating that Toman had been released and would be succeed ed by Johnny Matthews. The letter also added that Matthews would um- pire yesterdays game
 When the locals left for the Pass City Thursday night they appeared determined not to go on the field if Toman was to hold to the indicator and since the game has been play ed it is thought that Toman was among those absent"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24

FRlDAYs:-cIam chowder. cod fish and cream potatoes at Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24

within week. Hewitt is a grand player and compared with Brewster his successor. it's like comparing the lilies of the field with paper on sn attic wall.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24

Tex Merritt. the former Clifton backstcp, is in Fl Paso looking for has it on most of the Cactus back stops, The only one he has any, thing on is Wolfe. of the Fl Paso team.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-24

Batteries-Mcser and MitZe; SEtor and Williams. 12 innings. Watch for The Big Concern by the Copper Queen Band and Local Tal- ent. Announcement.