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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
CORN IN GOOD Colon AND STAND
Union Pacific Crop Report ia Most
orsimisfIr ReEnrdinE King Corn.

Corn Is IN good culUr, and Is an sKcep-
LuLallv Cuod stand. declares The crop re-
pom q me Uu'3n rRci5c railroad for ths
week Just ended II viii pun through ths
trying season OF slIk and 11sselug and come
out with few Of me ears nov buddinE
i0st. Is The prediction Il the railroad men
q lhG city. wh3 are interested In crops 10
sTgaf extent
Wheat over al The state has been
shocked. Many 81 thc farmers have als3
IureEhsd hofh crops. The selond crop Of
Alfalfa, one uf tie sumner crops which aIas
worried many q the farmers is reported
70 be harvesting g larger humber q tons
10 The acre than was a. first expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
GENERAL RAE II kANsAs
PRECIPITATION Ia from One 10 S~vsn
InGkcE-

KANSAS CITY Mo Aug. A-The bes.
general rztu Tins season has received far
weeks fen TINS EnSruinE The preciEttn ton
In ms CRY Was an inch and q half Prom
ans 70 rxo and ane-hEn inches fen ovsr
seEterz Missouri western Iowa saEtenp
Netraska mach Of Kansas, OklEhuus ana
noT1hern Texas
TOPEKA KEn Arg l-RstsorrF -.
Csire6 today fndicl.s that lAsf nighrs ran
va general rhr0uEhGut KRnssz. nanEius
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

Never leRre home on q journey Withou.
bottle Of ChEmbsrlA'n's Cole. Cholera
and DiRrrhoeR Remedy. II IL almost Ger
tain 10 be needed and cannot be obtatned
when on board the cars OF steamships
For sale by al oeslerA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Nebraska

ae-Ihlz with the MeNsha- Carnival con-
pnny fell from . revolving ladder a. Corn
lrlr hun- Ind suEtHsned serious in'urs-s
Hs arm Was hroken n tpo Places ana ne
vas injured internally. lis condition ~
SERIOUS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
COTTON MARKET MAKES JUMP
G-zseral BuyfnE stHrtfuE In liverpool
lGsxrs More of Tua-sided ApPenr-
anee 60 D-atsREK-

NEW ORLEANS. Ang 2-The cort1n
market rose sharply godaE On general buy
ing which. starting m Liverpool early IN
ne CAY. sTuead 70 she American markets
and gave the market more q q rWo-sa1ed
appearance fhan 4 has had for mole than
a furruiEht The elose HAs a. a gain u
= ~ a points tbs lEst Quotation very
near fhe hughes. levels q the CAV. Al
n hirhess M Isl vas 3 q & points
ahoVe yesterdays final qB0thtionE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

Rsguiar rneetins Gcrrann-ArneTdcRn Re
pablran club. FridRy. August 4 p. m.
ruo1n 2sb Bee HadE. Everybody invited
JOHN O. KUHN President
MAX FEIERMAN. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

night and reports This morning show that
-ss Of al inch fell during the night.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Desperate sboofiaE

pEi-s IN the chest require quick Treatment
Hlfh DE kings NsS Discovery. Prevents
pnaununia. she ana uie For sale hy
Beaten Drug CO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

FlEth Ward HcpahiacHn tEuh-
T1sfre Nh b. q meetlE q the Ftfth
N'ast ReJlah-icAa cllb Al McKeuna hAu
Es-ternth and L.ocrr strests Fr6day eVsn-
inr August 4 Al ueT'ubdoan czneitnfes
srsstra WI u Ak ERsTEAD. Frest
A T. DO4AHIE. secE-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
mSI AM stkiTE ~ =nTzrs s15 CHIN.

MRS wrEsInzv'E SocrNTTs SERrP mas hccT
u1ro ~ yver SIXTY YEARS by MlL-lcNR q
NOTHzRe toH their SHlLD&ER- -Kl11lk
TEETAING. with PERFECT SLFg-ASn. n
SnOTHES 1hc CH-IIs. SDFTENS the C. NJ.
ALL-ANs al FAIN CTRES WIND collie ane
y me hesa rcrnedE soT I,IERRHcEA II IL a.
uriLtrlv harmless ne sure Hur ask fo1 Mira
WrDGiow's Sn1s ring s. rap ant take nc off'sa
G4nd Twcu sr-fps cestS rstt9r
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Marquette Hotel
18th and Washington Ave
ST. LOUIS, MO.

400 Rooms. 500 and $3.50. with
bath, s2.0O 10 $3.50. A Hotel for your
Mother, Wife and Sister.
r. II Clancy, Pres
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

BEATHlCE- Neh-. Ana. a-lspeciAl Tale-
gram Bsrz Gardner q mis- elty. an
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
PROTEST AGAINST PETITION
ice Butler Files il, but Clerk and
Mayor Disregard Hin.
ELECTION pkTE WILL STAND
Citv Atso-ncy Rules Marsr ana Clerk
Are AesinE wtshIn the Law naa
thzt victor Rcseuater'r At
nduvtt 10 sufricIent.

A reQueai fro-n gos butler. assistant Gas
coEruisslurer fer chvcl-inE over GO the
nErnls on The Bee curun- sss41- furln e
government petition. was fle1 Thurbaay
morning but Il CIR have NJ henrIus On
Ihs eit ctiJn whi-h has alrcEds been f-Nee
ana NJ probably be oiEreEArGsl-
Joe Butler came IN from a camp nods
Flcrsncs, where be has been s9gndlaE la
a.A-01. Jus, 10 ule AE protest lie ds-
clAres that Il wns 10 -'prrt-r.- ilas brother
Dan 3. buuer, The city CLERK. and Mayer
DahlmRn. but neither e those gtnticmOn
sesrn TO take very KINDLY 10 tht Trg;ectiun
The ma yor declares thai the tsection vii
lie hold q SEPTEMBER - JEst The same and
ihf OIty CLERK SHOWS 10 intention 81 both
sring h.nstt further With tht peutioa.
Both the city CLERK End the mayor are
supported in their position by the authority
Of C7u Attorney gohn A. Rtns.
The iDw Goes not say anywhere" sHid
Mr.. Rlns that the city clerk muxi check
over the names On thf petition and GER
tHinly he would haze no authority 20 re-
5ect . nArns. because IL does no1 Appear
on tho hist Of registered voters. The law
requires only list q 81 per cent Of the
legal voters and does not state that they
must be registered veIs-s. EVERYBODY
knows that there are many legal voters
who are not Registered. ana there is no
possible means q checking them.
Affidavit s. Sufficient.
As We Interpret the law the mayor can
accept the aft.dGvit Of The MAJ who files
The petition, which iE IN thus case. NlcIor
RosewHttr that they are leEG, voters and
that is sufficient prirns fEcis evidence TO-
The election proclamation 20 be based upon.
The mayor is bound by the evident validity
81 the peJition 70 60 ahead Hno Issue the
proclamation and the only way 10 stop him
would be 10 TaRrdsnuE the city clerk 10
examine the names.
Mayor DBhlman 10 like City Clerk Butler
Is disrsEArdlng the Butler protest In spite
OF the fact that M Butler has always
been n the past one Of his advisers. The
election set fer September VIII stand
Another revision OF registration VIII be
held Saturday becEu use % the county bonds
which are 10 be reslbnitted al the pr3-
mErieE August Ii. and il is likely that still
another VIII he held for the election Of
September . The date for this revision
has nu1 yet been fixed, but 1t probably VII
be within two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Bishop Tfhen Popular.


MRyor Armstrong this morning approved
the resolution passed by the city counca
lRst Monday with bat one dissenting vote
10 provide for the payment by the city Of
sBe zoe In -four annual instaIlments as an
ala 70 The purchase Of additional grounds
for the state university.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

G II Morse, professor Of electrical enEi-
nesrtnE al the state university. has re-
oelveo an offer from q Wheeling. W Va
electrical concern 10 take an important
position Al a salary Considerably In ad-
vance Of thai nov Ta4s him al the Ne
t1raskA tnstitutsun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
Little Girl "RIarLhander."

Newark. \. ] May ln.--Ihe pres
n 2 of a letter conveying = threat Of
.nr.Irr, and signed With = black
and sal, caused great excitement
/ East Orange last night before The
,lprit vas finally discovered. SAID
lmir proved Ia he Helen Robinson,
+, years old. who after several hours 81
ii .sloning, finally admitted The crime
Miss Mabel Blark, Nho lives il
:roakIyn, conducted ilne school for The
week end and went 10 her home. Upon
r turning on Monday NOR; ing sh@
lrcoycrt 4 that her rooms had been ri:-
cred and hank containing 5 IN pen
les, nickles and dimes, had been
.penci and the contents taken.
On the floor beside the broken safety
,o> was letter which read: III yon
Ion t leave soon tie ha"k stonp in IN
Envelope / will Kill s0n.
The epistl1 vas signed Black Hand
md deadly black hand WAS drawn
upon tie whitznoss Of the paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
DIED n=aIIY uN 4 Welt

Mles Ralbnit Fft'lan c1 lla1t
ford, Cunn. hr"thrr II | [ ri,-f"n
ii hi. city, died 0!ils. an ,i-iI a he
latter II his residence rs 5n,th Royal
street, Ibis molnins. The deceased
had rar..nliy been il feeble ErtIth ard
had takena ara voyage nom NrN lniL
10 Norfolk and on hii wnI' I,arir hai
stopped g. ,isit Ia. hfo;'tr The up
failed 10 produce H.. inn tcn.rnl III
his hralhas haA b ca hoped a,ti death
overlook him lhiI mrrnins The 'ir
ceased was III Years old. H.. leaves =
widow and and daughter. Mr. 'res
ION was pre- nlen! ii tta Bnnncr Preston
Company Incorporated anL tir Preston
and Kenyon Company, "f llaml"rd,
Conn. Z, ,:L,.S i. i. 81, -i"n. secretary
Il the Chamber nf 10 ,innrr,r 81 ilIA
city, hr leaves aGoIhrr h:"li,tr. Vim e
Preston, al he Initpd .Statca postal SRI,
wee, HaGforI. cuiin, NJ, rn ,,"Ir >rry-
r,i two terms Is mayor hf Hartford, ltr'i
vas 1t one Timr sheriff ri llaIlinrl
county. lie ws> Ihr only democrat
sho has EsI'l li'e H'iirr q A!aE"l 81
Hartford since HE ,.l,,>r II The rNIl
var. lIr was y ""2,I d'nrrr Ma,on
Mr.. Preston Will a.r1mrany he ~
mains nf hi. brother Il Hartford,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
LOCAL. RREVlTIES.

a Young man named Violet had one
nf sii. arnt, hr ken while n wark al
The Paif shoe factory yesterday.
An infant chill of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick E5hlrli died al il- parents.
home on Hnrlh =. A'arh street la>l
night
John Kn;ght. Who is i'll nf pnen
mnnia. Ia, been PLACED iii HE Alcsan
irla ll"srital.
TLr Alexandria Ball Club. IT, de
l'ar,.;l HE nui:c @iIeel Sluggrf5 by tha
-cutr II ! 10 vestcIi,y baftsrir, A.
z c, IT,. llclImuih AMI Lash. Il $.
). :3}:unnr3 lsna and iteegan
Norman Wi!l.3. Leslie Lee, Theodore
Lines, i"hn Wilson. ami Waller Slra
al. c.rh srnIenred t" serve one yclI
IN Ihr r:nitentiary, wrrr taken I"
Richmond today hy Guard $ T. Smith,
4 ."I,r,d irrh land on The steamer
'Tne, Rivers. Which.i-ft this pnrt Sat
uflng evening. died whsn the sleamrr
,ra.hrl Baltimore Al ~ elr!y koiii
Monday morning.
lis >2,,'kerh Railway Company
have pityrJ ncIiher boarding avar The
hirr gap made ky dsTailsd car III
t''a building occupied hy ] Dliciii5 :
son !rn l." anl Ininn str:rt. mar
K ne on M2nlay night.
Tie transportation committee al ,h5
Port + Travellers Plotectn 4 ssr;t,s..nn
he'd 4 meeting yrs;ai,lay morning at
,hc taaml oi The Chamber 1t Com
mrrra anl p1mr!eted plans io attend
lrg tit,. stata c.ra .rl;i1n III lilnvilI-,
FRIDAY AMI Saturday nrXt.
The lig sragring barge Rrreflrtoi,
nnr u lh;. Iarg,";; vrs+,'!- nf hsr rlas,
HAT hl4 l"itlrl railSay lies at this
I."l:, il lying At t!la sl,iryani taking
aboard about 5000 tirs whist she aiII
rarfyi ..rw york, The h.h"'art"t
= an i,ri hurII vessel anl VA, formrll,
r,rr "i t,r. steamships nf the Clyde line,
rn,I,I"Nt.I III he Atlantic t,a,le.
EoIni i cheap al Orrn1utn. a.
rrri,uY Ia The lpurra submitted IT,
,tir commissioners nt lhr District Of
Columbia by S#nI. N,i,4m Whiitakrr
II H., wGt.hnNsr. During the month
IT .lauuAry The hoard hill for lhr 80
prisoners averaged 81 - :nr the lhlity-
onr days The w1rkmtn and Others
hal Ir'lrr grade OF dining loom
,"tricr AMI rh" cost to lhp G0,cin
mrnt wa> !: II a1iaca ior lLlc month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
PEtjrus NI.N RATES.

Nrw ral,s Il Pay for The &C rmmlssmn.
al mrd:Cal ilrtrs 81 Ile Inb!ic heahl
t1l marine ,srital service arc fixed in
!. lii Il" ,n.,tr lie !lrirhry of iht
,rryitc, " Submitted ly Senator Martin
Virginia. II IA picpncd iha, the
urseuu general shall receive 81 nilp l
car: assistant surgeon general Fl 600;
,.ni,r surgeons. Of which there arr 10
r t u, So, 800; surgeon, $i,ttA'; passed
S,,s,,nt surgeon. s., 800; AS iSt;,nt sur
con 81 Geo. THESE officers. rNcop
he su grun gene raj are IL receive al
l,un,l compensation Of lnper etnl OF
" annual salary l,,r each lrr years
q Z we, nu! tn exceed IN all ~ per
IL. When officers are moi p'ovl,iril
" Il quarters They ase lo receive com
Il uion therefore Al the rate 81 Sl2 n
IA u II per room, rs follows Surgeon
enrrlI, eight rooms; assistant surgeon
:rucral, seven rooms assistant Surgeo@
ix rooms: surgeon, tive rooms; passed
4 Sistlnt surgeon, four rooms; ASSET mi
ngaln, three rooms. They are al>r
receive Communication for fnr! anc
shis Il ralr5 10 '!n Eyed hy The Sec
starry ul Ihr Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
.Aii4fni kllitI

San Antonio. I,'t., iIar II, l''"r
Rrogee F.. A. krlly, :aNh Infamlly.
4. $ 4. vas killed when n,Akiaa 81
aercpanc hisl,t here ihis m7i'.iGR II !,
rl,nr fell EFty i,rl and Kelly ihro%n
from tie marhlus. landed On his l,r;h.
He dir,l in 4 hospital n ~ O'Clock.
The tragedy vas sudden an'l u :
pectr,I. Spectators >aW him gracefully
.irr,e he field and a I'.ng'h h"; {,
i1sccn,I lIr approached 10 s''u i
IN good style. alnlnst lanhInn III"
machine sud,lrmiy took All urwar'!
short and Lieut.. Kelly was hutlc4I Erpnl
II. When. picked up. his head wa
fnnnd to be crushed. Kelly never Ir
ga ned consciousness.
Asto the cause oi tie arcilrui, con
flirting theo.irS arc advanced III"
.,.ncensus CT lpin'nn i. hat hc Irttir'i
~ ascend hgain. .iIstal'i 81 .'nntinninS
IA HE ground, aud hat he gave tie eli.
gine too much gas lit ATTEMPTING I"
accelerate his spee,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
LION BLOCKS EXIT.
Siusic Hail DESTROYED by Eirt-NumbCr
ni People Lose Their Lives in i
fa%;c-EIsht Badies Recovered.

Edinburgh, May l0.-A performing
lion. uadlened by burns and III fea'
"LdcaIh. was directly responsible for
The l:ss OF ut least eight lives in fir"
that destroyed tie Empire Music Hal!
last night. Theanimnl's master, The
Gtrat Lafayette" and two Of his as.
,;iS;nEtS are among The ~ tims. They
Isl their lives trying u control thn
terrified animal which had Llucked the
main exil from The dressing ROOMS IN
whirl, many Of the ARTIST, were penncd
y ln noon to-day eight holIPs had
iirn recovered AMI thr tirnrn were
si.nr,'hrlis Tnr additional vi,.lIms. That
iuIn,llr,ls were not killr,l IN the titr
aml resultant panic among The audience
WAS due Ia llr tslcSt,s curtain an'l the
hrrui4m 81 the orchestra. the mrmhrrS
"f which All in lfeir pit PLAYING God
Save the King. = rs loudly rs possible
while the smoke and flames hrlrhins
ulI from under Tho fire curtain scor,'h.
ri their rIolhing and burned the hair
nom The LEADERS, head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
TON ICHI
May 10th, 8 p. M.
ELKS' AUD|IO OR|U NJ
MILLER
inl his Il amous aulrtstss oi s:au.n=
Southern Iisgros,.
Spend 81 evening If fnn viii ,h.
MOST FAMOUS
ENTERTAINER
OF THE SOUTH
Tickets on sale NJ all Drag shores.
myj ii
K. +. Knox. Auclinuc2r.

frDNI SALE. nh"d
~ ir;t..r 10 y degree entered III ilIt'
Cuvl.url,iun Court oi the City al .hl.Nan
,iriI Va. in The rhanrcry Sutt StNlr'i
Ku~s. j.. y AnircwH rt ais. NS. The Amer
rran Locomotive Appliance Company |
viii 0TI,.i for sIt,. III public auction II 80
il. III Saturday, May ~ l'li. in i."nt ol
lht Market House. tl;nhIl street rn
Irinrr, \ Al.sandria Virginia al The as..is
ii .lII dslrudant. consisting ui Filter.
rlicul al the United Stale tor dram
regulating attaahmcnt- for steam boiler
furnaces: hcariu" The following number.
and daIcs:
No 80 .siG. Scptemhcr =. l-H.
No t.'sl as. August -, l-r',
30 tail ,Ctj:, NOycmbrrG rAIl
No G.6.,,l9. Itlnr -. 1901
%o. 7.6,t,S. nacrmbrr Il. lHi.
which assets are subject lna ROYALTY
charge Of three. dollars nr,l iiily rrn,~ IA
favor Of John Milton. i"r each mi,rhiu,.
manufactured.
Terms OF sale one third cash on Ia,
III sale. one ;hir,l IN IA days aud rr~tdi,,.
IN t. DAYS from dag 81 sale, bond Tor The
deferred instailinantS hearing interest
from the day OF sair. and ltle Ia hr re-
tain-l uiiil al! The purchase money IS
pain, or ii the purchaser desires hc init
pay all cash on day OF sale.
JND. II. NELSON, Commissioner o: Sale.
| Newell :. GrccnawlY, Clerk oflhe
CORPORATION Court. do certify that th,'
bond required IN the above rallSe !ias
been duly executed with ssiIiicicn.
surety.
81, ELL ), GRRENAWAr. Clerk.
rrs,e: atlntd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
ANNUAL. .MEETiNGI.AST NIGHT.
large Gathering in lhs i"hh@
Peoples i.uilding-lnieresiin@ ana
Instructive Folks.

The many friends who assembled
last evening \, Young rco"lt', hn'id'
ing, on lhc cccas.on Of the anl.nh'
meeting nf the Free kindergarten
Association enjoyed mos delightful
story lellng AMI musical treat. Miss
Watkins, The supervisor Of the Wash
ington kindtrgas,cnS. gave talk on
The Training nf the lmagi'a,i"n. :
Miss Watkins urges The necr$~ Is "l
giving I, children the very Lost list
can III. offered III literature. music AMI
art, making an earnest protest asainsi
the moral effect nf The n. Srrl r"mi''
supplement Of lhr Sunday Iarrrs.
Mis- Wall told pirIty story "I
"Prtr The Rabbit which tl,r klI
fully illustrated i'y ',a~ins. il'sS
Prince showed another meal 81
,nilins stories in The kindergarten, hy
rnlling and mounting. Billy IN! the
Gouf., the Rabbit. The Gousr, lh,. Fox
and The Bee were rapidly rorlr:syrl ~
silhouette ard nnnllrh on carl board
Ais Prime held The attention
nf her andis nre, both old and souns IL
narraiing her story
Fifteen kinlrrgartners from Wash.
ington sang s-rrral cvquIsil" siuInH
songs, under The dirrrtinn II lhrir
leader, Miss kcerr
N[iss Mcknight, the Srrlelary and
Mr.. J,nrs. the treasurer, ilr only tWo
charger mcmheaa rf ;hr board, rrni
iIcir r.sperli,r irpn't... anl Mrs, I'll
ward !stlhlrr 4. pre7i'lenI 81 The board
,eai ll,r farewell ni,,,.sS Ais
Stalker expressed rcslrI that -h- !.
40 l'nstr 10 enjoy HE rrnl lI"ge II hr-
ing president and thanked lh- hnarI f.,
the kind anl hsrmon:nn2 ai'ri,i
which. had always prevailed,
The FOLLOWING directors weir re cirrt
I'd for the an=ning Yen Mis- Al
X MIN, Mii4 Carlin Ali-s non,h, Ml.s
Rurke. Mrs. Kirk l'hlrr, AIr.. John
| padbeaier. Mrs CaIhrint krnh. Nj
| ind. ey. M.ss Roberts. Mr. W",'' iIn!.
fish. Mr.. RuI 81 Ih,S, Mr. )!
Green aI.,l Mr.. A. l.. Jameson. The
Two rev members : r., ted IN tlit- hra'h
are Miss lili :lfnoot lntt NJ Al,ss'h'i-tbrth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
RATTLE RENEWE ED IN ,It'AREL
,..t.ral. asor;-d Into Cathedral and
Jau-i:ftrrals Repeat Cry nf tld
t:uard- al Waterloo.

,.rd.rals a.orsed Into Cathedral and
Jau-i.edrrals Repeat Cry "f ola
Guards al Waterloo.
FL p,.o, Tex, May l0.-Wi'h flames
hnrsiing out in all parts OF the city. ttit
battle between Iedtrals and Insurgents
at Juarez, Mexico, was renewed WITH
rc,loubled fury early to-day.
At daylight persons returning TO the
American side reported that Madero's
800 troops had driven the federals
.ntutheCatle,iral and jail aud 4 number
Of adobe houses nearby, where they are
believe. to be making theIr last stand.
General NavarrD's ! f-lerala are offer
ing a most d, sprratr resistance, ,clireren
Oh hS ft.cr ntiicrss, who are Ifpral'hs
their commander el"san jnartA
hall nrvrr surreinlrr
The harrmadrs hrhinh which The
fctlrra.S haze trrn fighting III The streets
AMI buildings III which thy have
sought shelter have been literally shot
10 pieces by The terrific lire Of the III
,nrgrnt troops, but the fcdcrals insist
,hty viii yet save the city.
Although The ret:rlS vastly oatnnm.
hrr, Il the towns garrison. and swafineu
ir city, there iS some likelihood Iha.
General Navarro will try TO keep The
attackers at hay uhl,l r,inforrrnlrnt-
finder Col. Ruhagn. more than 900
,trune, reach ,Iuartl.
The lighting uf yesterday has par.
,ially wrecke1 .Iuarrz. Many buildings
~ lhr business district have been dt
r.Ii-hcd by cannon ire oi Iddled hy
rne hulIris. The sheets ATE TILED
iii, dehris and il will Irqiiira mouths
) rrpair the damage.
II is impossible as set 10 gst an ar.
nratn estimate ~ the dead anu
.nunhcrl III iuarGz.
III Pa@n. May l'-1hrae hunrirtd
rlei lt.iniorHmpn!5 entered Jlare? Al
o n. m, >lormed lhe Ca,hadcal. thr
t.nughnll Of the fedrrals. and took il
itlru assisted by i'liibaldi'S me1 ana
he American legion nf lii. rthtla. they
tnrme, and took The jail ami drslIoycn
after releasing The prisoners.
lnsurrerto flags are flying now or
- nf the riiy wafer tank. At lhr city
,all and IN The iiaesI2fl III 3 street
early
RI PSI, Mar II The rebel, cap
IRE ii J,ar, appears II ha complete
(pvarfn : reported ~ ta IL fnll rtEreai
ri Pa-o, May o-Ano,her Amen
IN vas shattl,rmhgh hrqtt while sianh-
ng on the Ameri an siua of honier.
IL pasu. May IL The t'ic"lofad
,ag 81 !hp Mexican insurrcctns, without
.re grey ragI. II Mexico, is itoa'ing Oh
y Of The municipal wafer lower ln
uarcz, 4 sign H. The rebels ali ah"n
,at the cilv has fallen after tHo days
nd nights nf rs fierce and destructive
q attack ~ any city has been sub
.clr,i % IN recent years.
Douglas, Ariz, May l0.-An attack
insurgents Oh HrrmrSillo lseNperled
nomerla,iIy. according 10 4 Dispatch
ecrive,i here tnIay. The Insurgents
rc m, SLY Iaqni Indians.
rt.c arrival nG 200 fedrra!s al Nngal'@.
lrN brings HE garrison I" an =qnal
,oling with The innir rrrto t'rrres
Alnlnsl IN the hills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
Alleged Excessive Damage I.

Trenton, n. J., May l0.-lhc yrr
dict Of S. coo recovered lN thr'-I"-
pher Branegan, cf Iogo;a. rgch
county. AGAINST Frederick SItnR2rlanl,
nraprieior # hGteI As!l,t i::trs io'
alienation OF his WIFE, affections, -
held to l,e eNccssi.e by the SnpTem.
Cout1 in an opinion today. The r"".,
decides that Il the plaintiff vii con
sent to have The yrfIict reduced I"
So .00h, IN may enter Judgment I"f :h:.'
sum, otherwise the rule II sh"H cAnSf
Why the verdict should not he sad asi'ir,
Obtained by SlingerIan,l, wiIl IL made
absolute.
The eiipren,a Cnnfl today kan'fd
down an orInit n holding that The \':-
dict oi s., 800 ot1iin.d in the danla7r
slit Of Thomas Ner;lon, Of Huds ~
c,untY, n. j IN iniaur, b car
topheT " Weldon. il: na1t iiIsrd
against tts-C!ts2s..t Aiitonab,I2 Con-,
pany Is ez-a 7:ve, Ihe .oun de-.
that il the pIain;iii viii consent = fa's
the 7erdi't reduced t. 81 800. il lFiasi'
may he entered ioi ay sum CT eV"'
the ruie to show cause wi.y the TeTa'S'
should rot be SET aside wiii h1 u 'de
sk.5iiite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
NEGRO In rHE HOuSI.

y hrn Hrntv bav jr.. rclurrc,l IL
III, home IN Vet End about len
,r',lnrk I,-i rlg!.t Ia hCarL'a noise II
,hr hnus,.. anl while he wa- prcp1rins
IL make an Investigation powerful
negro jumped from a Sle window
anl dealt DAYS blow in tbs
fac vii, h;s Esi, fnllo%iGg i, up by
others. and having knocked his victim
mi ma.ir his escaIr. Nothing Vas
stolen from the house. The police OF
his r;'y were III liii-d, Davis giving
,htm the lc.l ,!c crir;;on OF his aSsai.-
lnl hc co,tl,l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

A 7.s'i klaoaed murder. Has 1he ou'-
{, ne yesterday morning oi ianciad
j.llonsy il which Mrs Hurley, Z mid
ii aged woman. emrloysi At the State
+ ,restry Academy, near Montalto. vas
Killed. William, Reed .hamt % years
oil. is charged With the crime. 1t is
a'legeI that Reed went to The home oi
Mis-. Hurley, aud while engaged il
conversation with the woman shot her
fhTe, times, one bullet striking the
heart. The murderer vas arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
4 Westinghouse Electric
Iron is aPeTInanent
Investment

1t will last you for years
and years. One is all char
is required and it will do
moe work than as many
Old fashioned irons as you
could put on the stove, be-
cause IL stays hot.
1t stays just hot enough
over the entire ironing sur
face during The whole ieon-
ing. but permits the room
10 he kept oool and pleas
ani.
Ask for one On trial
Alexandria Electric
Company
3ci kiat :tTser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
N.mFn l0Iei.

Wayneshoro. Va. May l1--af hh
election held here yesterday. "'i thr
unestinn Of bonding the city fof ~,
900 for the erection 81 new sShooi
buildings, women tree holders "1re
allowed to vote for the first siros in The
history Of the state. Nearly one-thira
If The 7osas cast Fsre 81 Tolsa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

Just received complete line Of Bus-
ar Brown Shoes and Slippers Tor
misses and children. j. A, Marshall
L Bro. 422 Amg stssSt,