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t,1nrn in conference reports for ia
consideration.
A verdict IL mot proven Was
brought in TO the House by 4 majority
If The committee on insnlar affairs on
the charges of corruption and graft in
lhr sale OF the Philippine irair lands
10 The sugar trust, made By Mr.. Marin
Glenn. Colo.) \ minority report de-
claring disregard 81 the public land
laws On the part 81 Philippine officials
Will he filed later.
The majority report il sighed rs all
The republican members and tHo
Observation-Disclosures. Rucker, Of Mis-
souri,, and Fornes. Of New York. The
two democrats concur in the repuhli
can verdict that no corruption existed
but file an additional report asking
changes in the present land laws. The
republicans completely eyonerate Phil
ippine officials and recommend change:
in the la removing some Of tht
hnrdensome limitations on the salt
OF friar lands.
Martin : charges have been linde
investigation by the committee sine,
early in the session.
Until the army is entirely reorg: n
lied and placed on modern milltaI J
ba-is all appropriations for lis npkeeI
constitutes y criminal waste OF funds
The army should hn entirely reorsa
| ,;,.I a. licb, plad -
This is the statement OF Representa-
tive McLachcn made in charge
against The present military organi7a
ton Of the L 5. army before the Hous
today.
lIcLachlen spoke in support OF hi
bill for the reorganization of tho army
10 concentrate The inrceS in barge hodie
in military zhnes. eliminating Inc pres
cnt department system and ahaidon'n!
| all minor posts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03

WHILE Capt. Hobson At tho White
House yesterday was spouting his hun
dtedth told tale about tho Japanese
preventing the completion of the Pan
ana Canal and the III feeling OF the Jap
anese toward this country and the Ger
tainty OF Japanese-American war, the
foreign minister in the lower house OF
The japanese diet was expressing ia
pans appreciation Of the friendly spirit
OF the American government and tell
ing Of the good relations between tie
Two nations. The friends Of Capt.
Hobson should mnAle linn. The
country NJ large is getting tired OF ,hIs
monotonous gabhlc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH :"

SENATOR LODGE, by 4 weild!rected
noint OF order, saved the country yes
terjay from an increase OF the pension
Budget which IN ten years would nave
amounted to $440, e00,o0o. Tue At
,emn. was made late III the afternoon
TO add The Suloway pension bull to the
pension appropriation hl'l III the form
Of an amendment. Senators Scott ana
Curtis made the usual impasSioned
plea for gratitude - The OLD soldier.
There was no time to debate the propo-
sition, no time to point out that blanket
legislation of this character placed on a
nar with the man who rendered gen.
uine service every ninety-day man,
many who saw no real service at all
The situation was one which called for
immediate action and Of q peremptory
character. Without moment,s hesi-
tatiou the senator from Massachusetts
made the point OF order and the vice
president instantly sustained 1t. All
the week a vigorous effort had been 60
ing on to secure sutlicientvotes TO over
rule the chair. Senators chamberlain
and S,iycly. democrats, had been won
over, but the fnal poll showed a lack
Of The necessary number by five votes.
Knowing their weakness, the advocates
az the measure did not make The At
Tempt. Had the bill passed, the House
wonlJ. OF course, have accepted II, be-
cause The influence Of the speaker
would again have been exerled III IT'S
favor. Tue president would haze We
loed the bill. despite the fact that to do
80 would have made = special session
inevitable, but The nerve OF The senator
from Massachusetts saved the chiet eA.
erutiye from that necessity.
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I,JSI.i,fI,SSIDS.i!..

/
.Frlbnst1rs wrrr in possession 81 the
senate from | | n'..lnrk yesterday morn
ing until an carly hour thia NOM
ing.
! Within Que hall hour from $50 to t
O'Clock there was cessation Of hostiIi-
ties, and ihe pension. iniliticarinn, dip.
l,,mali, AMI consular and military
academy appropriation bills were pass
I'd, none II these carrying controversial
itrrns.
The post0fIire bill osiensihly vas
under discussion NJ The night session
from s:l5 until 1850 Il was then
laid aside ard The Tariff board till again
BIZ taken up
AR, Hale made an iaeilrctual s:Ior;
to, substitute the naval appropriation
bill for the tariff beard bill. ani was
lefeatsd ~ a vote 81 q 10 sc.
The Subway pension bill Offered IS
an amendment to The general pension
bill was stricken Git on point Of order
vas Mr.. Lodge.
The provision in the r2sioilico bill
providing for experimental parcels post
went ont on = point Of order by Mr..
Bailey.
When Senatns Stone, Of Missouri, at
. . clock this morning look The floor
to continue The debate on the tariff
board measure The vioe-president, fol
lowing the precedent established during
the tariff debate earlier. ruled that Mr..
Stone ccii moi again s3eri; on the
same subject on the same legislative
dav Nlr Stoue denied that lie lad
spoken twice on the SAME subject. and
question OF veraci;y between the
vice president ard the senator aaa pre-
2ipilatca.
An appeal was made to lhr slcnag
rapher'a reports, an'lthr vi"c-prcsiilen'
asserted that the official notes sustained
him. This WAS denied hy Mr. Stone
with soma bitterness.
Senator Stone appealed from !hn de-
ri>iuH Of the chair, and then Withdrew
hi. appeal. The vire.rrasiirnl said he
would submit The ruling 10 lhr iulg
mcnl oi tie senate. hIr. Ovcrman,
speaking i,r Mr. Ston... presented Iii
sd Of The case, an, insisted t!rat The
Voc. president was in error III tiis RI!
ins. There followed ). general discus.
sion, ia which mich illiaeiing vas
manifested.
The Senate Al %o'cIock this morning
agreed 10 vote OH The tariff board bill
n $50 o'clock this morning.
In the House The final conference on
the indian appropriation bill wa7
agreed to
The Norris resolution asking The
attorney general 10 inform The House
whether rnffrc monopoly exists vas
adopted.
The SESSION was devoted largely 10
The consideration OF bills under the
rules Of unanimous consent and Of
rwo-iiirtls vote nnIrr the suspension OF
he rules
The Moon bill 10 cnl.ty HE laws
occupied the House as Z conference re-
port The report 1as adopted shortly
alter | O'clock this morning
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COURT OF APPEALS.

The following is q summary Of the
work in he Cont Of Appeals yes
teniay.
Manson & She'll IS. Rawlings cxccn-
tor Il all. Argued and submitted.
Arminius Chemical Company ct als.
". Landrum ct ais. Continued.
Norfolk and Ocean View Railway
Company IS. Consolidated Turnpike
Company ct ais. Continued.
Petitions for appeal we're refused in
the following cases:
Floyd Nichols SO. the Common.
wealth: from the circuit court OF Roa.
noke county; Nichols indicted and con.
victed of HOUSEKEEPING and attempted
larceny; appeal denied.
John Thomas Miistead y. Lilliar
Lyon hlilstead; case in chanrery. from
the circuit conrt % It3udoun county;
appeal denied.
City Of Amherst IS. III. Coleman
Loving; appealed from the circuit court
OF Amherst county; appeal denied.
". il. and W. ID. Carter W. M. w.
Jones and others; chanrcry proceeding
from the circuit court OF Giles county
appeal denied. The suit was brought
10 enjoin A. H. woodward, trustee,
from selling a tract OF land.
An appeal was granted in The case OF
John +. Hughes V. NJ 7. Bnrwell;
appealed from The corporation court OF
lbluvllr
Next eases 10 lie called are: No. Ga,
Baker ct ais. IS. Berry Hill Mineral
Springs Company OF Virginia; No. 60.
Norfolk Fire Insurance Corporation,
IS. Talley; No. g., Security Bank of
Richmond, Va. ~. Equitable Life In
snranre Snririy o! HE United States;
30. -. Marhmry ct II ~. Jones Ell al.
No. 50, Saunders II alS. -. Bank al
MrrkIcnhnrg CT ais; No. 81, Norton
az Gators vs.. Core ct ais; No. So,
Souhern Railway Company V. Me
Mcnamin; No. 81, Mollie a. Carter vS.
kectUn K Coleman CT ais No. So. A.,
Iron. Iy, etc. vs.. city OF FrederickS.
burg; M. s., Coles administrator Ct
al. IS. Jameson; No 81, Washington,
Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Railway
Company IS. Trimyer.
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ACCORDING 10 a dispatch from St.
Petersburg, Japan is still! having trouble
with Korea. Korean plot 10 destroy
the Seoul. Railway and 10 masSa'
ere all Of lie japanese residents III
Seoul has been unearlhed by the Japah-
rse, according to messages today from
The Korean capital II is aSSested that
81. 900 members Of The former nation
alist party IL Korea, aggrieyed over the
annexation Of their country hy japan,
ate involved N lhe plot.
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Anntlls for InIfrYrnlihn.

Port Lima, Marsh :. Appeals for
:iterycntion 10 save The lives 81 A.
men today sentenced . be shot Tor
conlr!city IN i T.iat against Tie 60, eTn-
nent, have been telegraphcd 10 Fres.,
dent TAFT Secretary Knox AID The
Masonic Grand Lodge at San lose
Among the caTlen,ne1 Inen is pr,
Rndolfo E>Pinzo, 1ull.tnoau through
0,:t Central America Authority foI
the ese9u;irn Was granted b. the
Estrada goyrrnmar in Nicaragua after
the mar had Iaen siimmariIy tried
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
ARREST on A police CHIEF.

Edgar Striking, who for nearly five
years has been chief OF police Of Dan
vile, Va, under the name OF r. +.
Morris, vas arrested in that city ycs.
terdaY afternoon, as All escaped mnr.
1arar from Hamilton. Harris comfy,
Ga, prison. In lS9? he was tried fos
murder, convicted and sentenced IL
life Imprisonment. He escaped pend
ing : motion fo7 9 new tI:ai.
:s;rribling aas taken back to Georgia
last night, After his escape from
prison he WAS joined by his wife and
three children. He now has ten
children.
The arrest and exposure Of The rhiei
Of polite WAS made yesterday afternoon
by Secret Service Agent j. W. W.
Smith and Deputy City Sergeant ".
". Bnis.eau.
Confronted by the officers, WHO Uerc
armed With = requisllion. Chief Morris
r.lmly admitted that be is Siribling.
wha killed William Corbril in Harris
county, Ga. lie sail he escaped from
jail through The aid Of friends and II
ia:lrr. whom he brihcd.
Ia discussing thu arrest. Stirling
said that he ana his Irotherin law
Hugh Terrell, were forced 10 slnot tn
man, who had attacked his sister.
Besides the killing Of Corbe!t, Strii'.
ling has tGo UNSUITABLE homiri,les 10
his credit. lie killed a negro in Reds
VILE who tried to break into hi' honr.
ana also killed Rufus Reynolds, q
white man, whom he was trying to ar.
rest.
Strihling, it is sail. was recognized
by travelling salesman who visited
Danyillc recently.
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Danviile's Police Chief.

panville, Va, March 3.--"I am
confident that when the governor OF
Georgia examines the evidence on which,
| was convicted he will issue full
and free pardon to me- | was justified
in Staying William Corbelt. and since
my escape from prison | have Shown
To the world shat my character IS right.
No true American would ask that a
man be kept in prison for life just be-
cause lie killed u man who tried to out
| rage his sister.
Dcfaml 10 The last, Ejgar Stripping
who a. Il. +. Morris has for i've years
served as chief or pnirc Of this city,
boarded The night train 10 20 back 10
Harris county. Ga, where lie i nnhri
sentenrc OF life imprisonment for mnr'
der. Friends Of lha former chief who
had learned Or his trouble we're in the
station 10 bid him good bye and prom
ise him their sympathy and active sup.
., I ia getting pardon. lriit'ons
for a pardon addressed to Gov Saith.
81 Georgia, arc being freely signeh
ihfonghnnt the rry 70 lay.
Stripping made no attempt II deny
his identity. Discussing his plight
while waiting for The train and after he
had babe an affectinnate farewell 10 HI
vile and family which lasted fnr MOTE
than two hours, the ex-rhi"f said:
II have expected 10 be recognized
for some time past. In fact | llarr
courted publicity, as | felt that had
done no wrong in killing Corhett who
had tried to outrage my sister and who
was armed and trying to draw his re-
yolrer when / fired simply got him
te'.o;e lie could Get ne, tut his friends
were in the majority when | vas tried
and vas sent 10 prison for lite, That
was back in 1887. and while ws4 held
in jail and my lawyers we're working
on plans for now trial | managed to
got away. lived for limo in several
places under the name nf Morris and
wlen / came to Danyille seven years
ago and got job rs night Waterman
Tor the Southern Railway Company |
sent for my wife and children and they
joined me. l think when GoTcrnor
Smith looks mp the facts he will pardon
me. Then again l may be able to
have the case reopensd and get new
trial. >
The arrest Ut Stripping vas brought
about through his being recognized by
4 Georgia drummer who reported his
discovery 10 the Harris county sheriff.
Chief Morris was sitting in his office
in full uniform last night when the
Georgia sheriff came in, announced
who ne was and placed the chief under
arrest. He teIephoned to his wife tina!
he had been arrested, and, changing
10 citizens .clothing. Announced he was
ready Ia 60. While waiting for the
train he s:,w hi. wife aud ten children
ana kissed them all goodbye.
Morris has been chief Tor i've years,
having been placed in that position hy
The prohibition clement and has been
an excellent officer. The knowledge
that he was actually an escaped con
vict amazed the town. Morris successor
rs chief was 10 have been chosen to-
night and there was no doubt that he
W;,,ili have been again named
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The Recent Murder in Rama.

Rome Italy, March %.--Wnh Qncru
llrIena mt.rfly Frustrated over lie
! tragic: death IL her iAyo,ite Ialyir :
waiting. The beautiful anl acrnmpii-hrtl
Countless t;iulia l'rs"na, MURDERED
| Yesterday in HE obscure llN.i R,.h'.,.
chino las ir,tsnnm Baron Nir.1n2o
III iaierna. and The murderer reported
al The point ii death in the hospital
following his attempt AZ cnici1", The
Italian cont is today in q slate II
!Inrnlnil. There il disposition III ,hc
rarl Of III: king to tlamo Queen Helena
foi The tragedy which, has drawn nltan-
tinn ~ a number OF rccant scandals il
high life.
it Developed today that The crime
was most so did one. The baron
irh.I IL black mail the countless and
failing, murdered her when she de-
mamled that their Illicit relations be
broken off. Two hlood.tainrI letters
found hidden in The dead woman :
corsaya are mute acciiSeTS of the dash.
ing young cavalry officer whos= hand
some figure and superb hotsefnan>hip
had made him the iI,l of the elite II
Eonie's Young wGInanlipI1. III Tie
letters raterno demanded as the price
1t lis 1casing ii: attentions II the
countess and permitting hrr Ia retain
her status st the cont and her position
in her own household, that she give
him $4,000 with which to pay his
debts. He minated that II she refused
his request she would then make the
scandal connecting their names more
acute than il was.
After reading The notes The aliihori
tics were convinced hat The lai2on be.
tween ihr pair was really Intentionally
started by The baron. II originally
leaked ont ahcn lie turned over 10 one
Of bis most pressing creditors 4 check
which the countess sent him to help
hin over serious difficulty. At first
it was thought be had thoughtlcssly
turned oyer The check 10 his creditor
instead Of having il cashed and paying
ont the money. Now il is believed
that he used The chccl, So that he
might get strong holi on the
beautiful young marion anil he able 10
blackmail her ont Of money enough to
pay al! Of his debts. The body Of the
countess was today taken 20 the palace
OCCUPIED by her husband, Count Re
mnado Trigona, gentleman in waiting
tothc king. Although lIr had begun pro
rredings for separation. hi7 difficult
lies with his vile had been partly rec.
onri!od ~ The result Of The intervention
II The king and queen, AMI Is today
completely Frustrated. lie vas taelyr
years older than hiI wife and they had
two children, the eldest a beautiful girl
Of twelve years and the other hos Of
eight.
Count Tiigona threatens 20 murder
Baron Palermo. In order to prevent any
further scandal, The latter is closely
guarded in tho hospital. He has re.
fused to talk aLont the tragedy walrh
Has carefully planned by him.
Il was SAIL al The hospital late this
allrlnoo that The condition II Baron
Lieut.. Palermo was considerably i'm
proved and that he will likely recover,
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Fire in Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, March .i.-tirs ,nIigi
natinS in Hammer AMI Billiards. drug
store At 5'cloci. this rnornicC ttl'ea1rn
Ell IN entire block III Main s!Teer, ada
cent 10 the Peabody Hotel innF;li1f
aly following the discovery oi the blaze
IN explosion 81 oils and raints III thr
basement wrecked the Rll:arl building.
So far no jeathS have ha5n reported.
The. loss 81 the Hammer and Ballard
Drug Company i Si:s,iED. Adjoining
building were slightly damaged.
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{ i,inamen Sremafsi.

I'ckin, March Word ha4 been
received that q score Of persons we're
tr4mpled to death st 5ha ans. in
Hnpeh province, Central China, today
when thousands Of starving natives
fought for iond which was Icing dis
trbuted
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

nr. a. l.. Wolfe, 81 years Old, \
native If Rockingham county, and for
several years \ practicine physician Of
Elkton, died Wednesday in Roanoke Of
tuberculosis.
Marriage licenses were issnel 10
Washington yesterday 10 Eirein!ns ".
Fox and Dora F. Woody, OF Fanqnier
county, and 10 Harry P. Beans and
FIwina Payne, both Of lfillston.
Miss Blanche Rector, daughter Of
Thos. Rector, and Mr.. Joseph Strlb!ins.
both OF AlorrisyiIle, Fanquiar county,
were married on Sunday last.
W. W. u. Terrett. or Custer county.
Montana, died recently in the ;i3d year
ii his age. Mr.. Terrell was son OF
Wisham W. ferret. and Priscilla
Richards Tcrratt, both ot Fairfax
county.
Clyde Fergus, II years old, was
blown up by dynamite at DalerlIlc,
near Roanoke, yesterday, and died
shortly afterward. He was blowing
holes in the ground with dynamite 10
set out fruit trees, and had with him
the dynamite caps in wash pan. aud
some fire in another receptacle. After
be had set hole, he picked upthc pan
OF dynamite caps to move 10 another
place, and in some way the FIRE fell IN
the pan. The explosion followed.
A wooden tresllr on the narrow
gauge railway belonging 10 this Slen.
| andoad Iron ard Coal Company,
running from the Liberty furnaces u
Edinbnre: collapsed Yesterday while 2
train WIS crossing, and Tie engine and
several cars were thrown into ctfrk.
.Tames Saul. The engineer was killed m
stnnily. and Thomas Fnli2, fireman,
vas u.nrtalIy wounded. The accident
occurred at Columbia furnace.
After hard days blowing AIsey
| Hall, n ei.taHt1n farmer OF Bcavc'
E! Dam, 4lnIi.cheh bis mule in Tie field
and mounted him TO ride home While
passing through Trinity Church ward
the male for some reason became
! frightened and threw Mr.. Hall 10 the
ground lie and the mule both he.
came eulaugIed in The harness, aud br-
fore Mr.. Hall could Jisengage himself
the mule kicked him 10 death. Neigh
bnrs who heard liI cries for help rush.
Ell 10 his rescue, but he vas dead before
help reached HIM.
Following banquet, AT ~hi h wcrr
large number Of young laiirs. given
nv The freshman class 81 RirhmoEd
College, Wednesday hight IT, upper
class men. under the leadership of =
member ri the senior class. rorralrd The
hanqnelrfi ~ they RETURNED airl PM
them through tir,t-rlass hazing, 'rhr
facnIty n yct has taken IL. ltIi,n.
Ms. i.anra Mason, Chiffon. widow
ii Gen. Robert Fl. Chiffon. chief nf
staff IL Gen Robert +. l."e, and
daughter 81 Gen. John Thomson
Mason, Of Raspberry Plains. l.oulnnn
county. died 4. the home OF her laugh
ter. Mrs. Peytou Wise. in Richmond
yesterday after briefllness.
Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant, This
week, to citizens 81 This state, Of the
following patents: r. w. Atkinson,
Norfolk, rail1ay-tie; /. A. Coleman,
Norfolk the for rehicle-Theels: G. J.
Huhack, j.. Roanoke, sanitary stamp
lnoistsner; i. T Msade, White Post.
coin controlled telephone apparatus;
". D. Mount. SaItyiIie. car and
vehicle loader; H. G. Stout, Mount
Sidney. portable heating apparatus.
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Gar Ferdinand iiisuilei.

Vienna. March . For the saccnc
time in three iaya, German students
have violently insuited Gar ferdinand
ST Bulgaria, Who arrived hs-a today
from CobuTg. Ihay entered his dining
car az dinner last e-eaios aid rudsi:'
:ostied bis E:aie-t=. oas Ct the rioters
snasching diamond sca7fp;c ZOE
Ferdinand. Officers fuail;' c.ected TOE
students. Ire pia vas act -occTe-ed.
ca Iues,ia-. 100 aaste1 s:ude2ts
fro7. E.lanzeu INVADED sbe c--ar,st,a'n.
lille CASING tbrorzi: Ba-a...&. and
ea-e him q meek cTatic". 4cs goTeTa-
1ent wi1l at:eIp: q punish tSs
offender:
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Cocaine Tilich dulls IL: :Ie.-e: .eTi

CccGine TnicE IGII: ID: Is.e: .eEt'-
-ct ccred N2zal Cctarrh. TIC hes+::-
teeii-s Il the forehead, he si::ae:t ~
sa.sat:cn AID ;hc Eate.c discharge T.2-E.
e:-es ga lc.2: aic1E T:ttn I'll tra otcss
c ro;it e Eiy-s Cream b4in.. EEIeii
ana taste ass restored pTastEiag - Taajs
normal. uotil ecu Try this 1stns u; as<3ii
can farm % idea or the good il ViiE-azo
you Is applied directly 10 the sore
Epot. All druggists, 5oc. Maiied BY Ely
Eros. &C Warren Street, New 6TE.
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:. re, --,., ho-e -her1a+;e-, 90

"tec voa haze rheumatism d -our
loot or :nsteP apply Ch.uhe.la;u's
LiG;tnent ADD :os w:li get aa;ci. relief
i. co:ts cTt c.iias,ef Why suiies
fo7 sale III " r .1sishfol aud
Richasi ellison
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DRY GNOIS.
DRESS GOODS
To be cut from the Bolt 1t
Remnant Prices.

zee Atwood Navy Hino Panama.
yard .... .............. 20
Csc Fine Navy klnc Serge, sari ENc
Sl.O) Atwood Chain serge, var! -
Sl.Oo Atwood l.. inch Navy Di1go-
nal. yard 90
SOC 44-inch Black and White Shrp-
herd Check. yard 49,. $780,. 30
tlc Atwood Cray IIo nesrtln. yarl ':%.
sl.t1 Atwood Navy Blue crepe de
Chine. yard . zoe
G''e Ai!-"ool Cream Storm Serge.
Glc Navy Blue Aiohalr Sicil.an j.
inches wide. yard ID.
| C9c Atl-~ooi Cream SIo,m Serge.
yard .. 20:
SI.:U Atwood 12-inch Storm Serge:
navy only; yard ........-.s ...... !Sr
Sl.0D 10 inch Cream Panama Canvas.
yard . ...... ........ o.:
toe \ ll-wooi llrn:icta; AL rolnrs
y
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Irs seccai reading {: src Lo-is
REQ bill was carried e tee British
House Of Common, yesterday.
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ROUSE

With It's slate wiped PRACTICALLY clean
OF all important bhls. The House today
busted itself with clds and ends OF
local measures waiting for the Senate
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New Io.b. Mar. 2.-Ihe tone was nar-
7ous and unsettled al the opening II the
stock market today
Altar the fist fer i,,iuiite-. the :-1ir-
kst assumed steaiic,- lore aud coi--s.-
oi shorts started g moderate 1stuTH.
Il ire last raat .; ti.e tc.encc1 tee
..a.ke1 ae-elopei & -eas:c: to.c ard
There r-ice changes occurred Ire: |ere
/. saarl- eli cases = tie shape &C loses.
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Children SHOES Al % cents. !, A..
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