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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
nattieship Tor Argentina.

Cleveland, O., Feb. IA WaSl.
ington special To the Cleveland Press
Iiy Gibson Gardner today says:
Two ba!tleships, larger ana more
powerful than any in our navy, ara be
ing built in this country for Argentina.
The plans and drawings Of the United
states Navy Department and the re
suits Of the labors Of the United States
naval experts are being used in huiid-
ing these tSo ships.
Il was because Of the promise Of open
aud free access t. tho secrets of our
navy that the contract for the ship:
came here
The promise was made BY our state
Department and Nay Department las
been called upon TO max the promise
good,
The chief beneficiary Of the contract
is Charles AR. Schwab's Bethlehem
Steel Company, which has the furnish
ing OF the amor, armament, gun
mounts, ETC,
The hull Of one SHIP is hsing built
~ the Fore River shipbuiIdipg Com
pany, Of Massachusetts,, and the other
by the 21es York 5hipbui!dins Com
parT,
Secretary OF State hnox used to be
attorney Tor Charles n. Schvab,
Eew York, Feb. p, Admiral Gar
cia, chief q! The ccmpission ii charge
OF the building Of twc maustef battle
si;;p5 Tor Argentina, says II Was the in
iiuencc Q! the United States State Dc
partment that gave the contracts TO
America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

Carr. HpgsoS was On the ra'np2g"
again yesterday il the House u Rep.
sesenis:ives. Rsjio0a seems 70 ha0n,
him IL his dreams. IL saii Japan
and the United States will 60 to wag
IN the near future. According 70 his
reorganization, TIE couiijCt will b,
gin in less than ten months. The war
will last five years, perhaps ten. the
Panama canal will be destroyed and il
the end this nation will carry the war
20 Japan and conquer that kingdom.
Most people have ceased to pay any
attention to Capt Hobson's aIarmist
sals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

SENATOR ALpMcu, chairman d he
fuance committee Of the Senate, ha>
writteu to President TAFT tina: he faypss
the confirmation Of the Canadian rccr
procity agreement Whether the letter
makes promise OF assistance III getting
action in the Senate at the present Sos
sion has not been disclosed, but seu2-
tors who have seen the letter intimate
that the Rhode Island senator will do
all he can to aid the president "a car
rying his programme 70 success, The
senator is nov on . pleasure trip u
che south where he has been for the
past nion.l. &c should &c II his sen
81 tie Senate.
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raise the cry that reciprocity means
ruin to the American farmer is re-
Election upon their intelligence.

AT a special MEETING OF y colored
Masonic" lodge in Grant county,
Ky, the other night, q new degree was
the result OF initiation into
the mysteries OF which was one negro
dead. two negroes seriously wounded,
three others in Jail and several other;
gone south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
Banker Sentenced.

New York, Feb, 21.-A sentence q
not less than two years and Two months
or more than five years and two months
vas imposed by Judge Rosalsy today
on William F. Montgomery. former
president Of the Hamilton Bauk,
Montgomery vas convicted last
week OF having devoted to bis own use
just before the doors Of The Hamilton
Bank were closed on October g, 1907,
81 800 Of tie banks funds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
i,iI: On i EnitiaShin.

Boston, Feb 21.-Ihat The battle
snip New Jersey vas in grave DANCE!
last night when ire was discovered
10 the dynamo roam next 10 the for
ward magazine was admitted today at
the yard A board ot survey is now
fixing the l,lame. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the FIRE was caused By a
short circuit resulting from overhauling
now ID progress Fora time there was
fear that the flames would communi-
rate WIKI explosives in the magazine,
but Strenuous work Of the crew pre-
Nenlnl this
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alexandria. Va, February 81, i9ii,
:, hereas, = has pleased IN al wise
Providence 70 remote from Our raidsi
our coSa.ade, tie Re-. E!cbard Libby
Carne,
Resolved. That the officers and mem
Oers Of the Reliance Steam Eire Engine
Company 80. ), realizing its loss: e@.
orders the ADORE entered upon its min
ute=. 1t is further oTdered that engine
house be draped in mourning aad that
the fae be displaye al half mast on the
d9y oSthe funeral
Roger C.. subway,
Secretary Reliance Steam Fire Engine
COMPANY go =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
line and a Hall DAYS
Remnant SeIIialI

| On account oF Washington 5 Bitii.Is,
Wednesday, February 22nd. onr
store will close At noon All Rrn.
nants advertised lon ihis week w.i! 81
on sale up to noon On "Wednesday
and all day Thursday, many uausual
Remnant Bargains vii! be- Tonui acre
"Wednesday ana Thursday.
Fifty pieces fms Longcloth. l.
yards l. the piece. Regular
Sl.50 vaine, mill end. p ice :. =. -
800 yards 50 inch white lava.
regular loo quality, nil end.
price, yard........ .....,....,...r ) lie
1909 yards tiue Dress Giuguans,
good styles, regular L. 1-2r
quality, mill end price, yard. o.
800 yards Torchon Lace and n
sertian, g and Sc quality,
milf end price yard ...,,........ 4e
Two hundred pieces Nai Lace
ana Insertion y yards 10 the
piece, 35c to SOC quality, mill
end price. piece ....,....,........ 81,
Fifty dozen Ladies B!ack Bur
son Hose, second quality OF
the 25c Kind, mill end price,
palr,..........'..'... ....-..........., IJy
Twenty-Five dozen Ladies Fine
Black Gnu-e Hose, second; Of
the Coo Kind, Mill end price,
................,. ...........-... l5c
Five dozen Ladies White IN
derskirts, trimmed with lace
and embroidery, worth Sl.G0
and s1.25, mill end, price
cach..............,... ... -....... g.,
800 yards fine Dress Goiset.es,
in plain co!ors, regular 2Jc
quality, mill end sale, yard. y. l-c
800 yards best quality PercaIc.
one yard vide, good style, reg
Mar l. lie quality, mill end
sale. yard Observation-Disclosures. 9 ~,
500 yards plain Chanbry Cling.
ham, regular Sc value, mill
end sale, yari.........,........... 6:
1000 yards good quality Apron
Gingham, regular &c value,
mill end price, Yard..~... ...... ; t-2l
1000 yards Fruit Of Loom Bleah-
ed Muslin, full SO inches wide,
best Il l.2c quality, mill end
price, yard ........................... To-.
1000 yards Bleachcl Androsays
gin Cotton, full rs inchcs
wide, regular l. quality, mil
end sale, yard ...............,..... q,
90 yards fine Dress PopIn, in
plain colors, regular 25c value,
mill end sale, yard, ...,.... IL
'ix Ladies White Linen and
Madras Tnilor-made Waists,
slightly soi!ed, $3.50 value,
remnant price, cach...-........ $40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
nGatcn ana Hub'

New York, Feb. 2l.'eainn and
bound 10 hcdpost, F." brooks KS:
IS years old, was rot Of f"'ooo
worth Of jewoIry in b ooih &c the
Van Courtlandt Hotel1ay' IN her
report to the police houns woman
while she slept, merlS het WIN a
revolver, When Sd sisted the ~
,ruders beat her arled her to the
bed, They had r'Gken Ihe poon,
and fed, she sal s'o's sAs c0'iu
summon help.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
Won, cotpad,

Eor ,fnri- < = The woman
roa,ns1 j. Icing trade in this city,
:" ,nr ara" 10 !, NTe,yiIlner. AgaDgsc
;hrea r.sn led ;>oman, hcij him
.n ,os,crJa,,g fought tie quartet
-; ond mana 10 escape although
badly beaten.
The WON onShI harceI 1hah tle
non ;, yyilInnd TO the police, and |
had to bit b :craliimes to keep her
hands nptsc? pockets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

The House today passed the Goulden
bill granting permission for the cree
ton on one OF The islands in New York
harbor OF Z heroic statue in memory oil
tue North American Indian. The
monument is to be erected without cost
to the government by Rodman Wanna
maker, OF \. y, and others.
The omnibus lighthouse bill was
passed
The loan by the War Department OF
tents for the use Of the Confederate
veterans reunion at little Rock, Ark !,
in May, 1911, was authorized in a reso-
luton passed b. The House.
Ga motion af Mr.. Loud, (rpn. Mich
the provision in the naval appropria-
ton bill! appropriating $50, GOO for =
crypt at Annapolis to hold the remains
Of John Paul Jones was this afternoon
stricken from the bill by the House.
An amendment was adopted in It's
place providing for the submission 10
Congress Of plans by the secretary OF
the navy for such crypt.
Mr. Humphrey introduced ~ amend,
ment 10 The naval appropriation bill
iorbidding the department 10 ship coal
from the Atlantic coast 70 the Pacific.
He declared the government! could save
81 900 600 on freight alone every year.
The Humphrey amendment vas car
ricl by 4 vote OF -. to IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
,,,-TohiliZ;nc TTnOEs.

Pek;n.- 2l.-Today's dispatches
from the ntier say that Russian
troops arng modelling in Siberia
close to roptier, This is believed
to be pratoTy to the occupation OF
the hi nc5. 10 indication OF any
armed an3e to Russia il manifested
h erp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
EieiieYes His Daughter N'ss Esurdere,

New York, Feb. u That lDf2rlna,
NATION ~ his possession leads him 10
believe that his daugbter Dorothy was
Kidnapped IN 5th avenue on December
l9, that later she vas murdered and
her hoiy disposed OF, vas the assertion
today Of Francis 3. Arnold, father OF
missing Dorothy Arnold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

I~o yeGgmen b!sE the safe oi tx
Amit9 City Bank and Triizt ConpaD,
at Au,ite City, Pa, early today aus
escaped With g, 300 The robbers had
fed when citizens, aroused by az ex.
plosion that wrecked, The safe, reached
the bank. Posses are searching The
surrounding county;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
cncainc which dulls the nerves ner.

ret cured Nasal Catarrr The beavy
feei;pc in the forehead the stuffed up
sensation aud the watery discharge fro;1
frcs and nose, along Nth all the other
rn,serie= attending the disease, are put
% rout by Eiy's Cream Balm. Smell
and taste are restored breathing ic made
normal, Until ,vou try this remedy, you
can form no idea OF the good IL will do
Won. Is applied directly. to the sore
SPOT. All druggists, soc. Mailed by Fly
Bres,, g NarrPg Street, SsH G9gkl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

A di,patch from Cape Haisiea, Haiti,
says goTernUent troops, after recap
turing Ouananrnth from the rebels
got out Of the control Ct their officers,
piilaged and burned the town, and
,1assacvca those OF the :obab;tauts who
-e-e unable to escape,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

When the Chiua-Japan iast mail
train % the Southern Pacific Tas
thrown into a ditch By broken rail
Eear Palisads, New, today, fifteen per-
SOUS were hurt, OF whom three may
die. Three cars and the engines we're
thrown dem tie bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

lee entire population Of Canada
does not equal that OF The state OF New
York. In fact it but slightly exceeds
that OF greater New York city. Fer any
clsss Of people in the United States c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

Tie condition Q. Mrs. William =.
Clark, wife OF the former senator from
Montana, was operated on yesterday
for appendicitis, was said to.be excel
lent at Roosevelt Hospital, IL New
Fork to-day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

Iha long-a-aitei veto bill, providi0@
for euItailing the so,oalIed obstracti~5
tactics OF The British House Of LORD.
Ea' introduced il the British House 81
Commons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
Astouodei By the methods Of seyera

AstoUoded by the metEods Of several
local "clersymso,'' who, it is asserted,
attempt 70 outbid each ether in 80
effort to persuade prospective bridal
couples to let them officiate at their
marriage, the justices of the District OF
Columbia Supreme Court yesterday de-
clared they mean to nlaks thorough
investigation into the practices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
DIED.

,a-y %, 1911, al 80 p. m, EVA
O. DEET wife of ]. Randall Cation
Il iperal from ST.. Mary'E Church
!aE February 23d, At $50 a; N,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
SlXTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION.
SENATE

The Senate today adopted the reso-
!ntion offered by Senator Bnrkley
(rpn. Conn calling on the Secretary
oil War for list Of the negro soldiers
dismissed for alleged participation in
the rioting at Brownsville, Texas. The
list must comprise all those applying
for reinstatement and those who have
rccnlisted.
The concluding chaptc: in the Lori
mer case began today. \ final vote
sill be taken before adjournment to
morrow
Notice was given by Senator Bur
rows that Immediately following the
personal statement OF Senator Lonmar
tomorrow he will urge that vote he
taken before adjournment.
What is expected to b: The last long
speech in opposition TO Mr. Lorlmei
retaining his seat was made To-Day hy
Senator Beyeridge who proposed tho
resolution declaring the seat vacant.
Mr. Beyeridgs appealed for conser-
yativc;s:n. He asked that tho pre-.
JUDGE and passion be laid aside and
the Lorimer case considered on IL
merits. He deprecated popular clam.
or and personal bias Neither should
sympathy for the sitting senator be
permitted to exert an influence. Hc
said luminosity was deeting and dis
like transient.
4 resolution was adopted extending
the lie Of the select committee ap,
pointed to investigate the alleged ad,
ADMINISTRATION Of tie Third degree" ly
police and other authorities. 1t is en-
powered 10 continue It's inquiries dur
ing the coming congressional recess.
s nator Brandagee Is chairman OF the
Third degree" committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

Mrs. Conrad, wife OF G. ". Conrad,
Of. Helena, Mont, died at her home
there yesterday. Her husband, who is
a senatorial candidate in Montana. and
her soDs, Arthur and Hmfc}I Conrad,
were a. her bedside, but ilo; i@o hugh,
tsrT, Misses lean and H,iGn,e Conrad,
we're unable to be there, aUI vii nos
be able 10 attecd their notices iunc!ai
OF account u tha illness il Washing.
ten Of Mss Minnie Conrad tirr Cone
lad vas N'ia3 Mamie FnaeH II ClatE
cnnnty, Size married NJ Conrad ~
1916, aud shortly thereafter moved wit
him to Montana. Besides tIojr beaUt:
fuI Montana home, the ConTad9 oHH
country estate it Clark county Moa-
tana Hall. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21
70 .isi. fhr United s,,te

London, Feb 1.-THE Duke al tas
Abrnz5i has obtained 4 leave Of al
senoe from his naval command which
he viii spcnl IL the United SiaIcv -
the guest Of he family Of the lajc Sen
ator Elkins, according TO Gh, Rome
correspondent Of th- London Globe. II
- sad that complete reconoiiias:oa
has taken place between the Duke ard
Miss Katherine EIkins, and thatn0 OBJ
Iections are now made to Miss Elkin.
by any Of the Dukes family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-21

., IS aud 81 Hess Shoes at $500.
J. A, MsrShall [, Bro, 422 Eng
gfraat,
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
ARBITRATION ISSUE
THREATENS TROUBLE
FOR AMATEUR BODY
May Be Forced to Shelve
Amendment Tomor-
row Night.

1t is expected considerable difficulty
will be encountered at the meeting Of
the amateur commission tomorrow
night. In getting the proposed MEM
bers of the board of arbitration to
accept the positions offered them at the
IaSi meeunS. LhG commission may be
forced to ShelVe the amendment to the
constitution.
At the last meeting the names Of the
four sporting editors of the Washington
papers were proposed, with that of
President Young, as the new board Of
arbitration. At present the membership
IS three. and the commission proposes
10 increase it to five. 1t is thought by
many that the commission will not be
able to get the five men into line.
While the membership as slated would
in the opinion of many be ideal, and
one which has been sought by the COM
mission for two years, it may be found
impracticable. It is known that two
members have signified their willingness
10 act on the commission, but two 9TH
ers have given their refusal, and have
presented many reasons why they can
not act.
If all can be brought around before
the meeting the commission will feel
that ii has accomplished what Is con-
sidered an ideal condition for amateur
baseball. President Young is not opti-
mistic, but is hoping that the sporting
editors can see their way clear to give
time to the situation confronting them
What will be done in the event that
three of the four. or but two of the
four, accept, is not known at this time,
but the provision for amendment to the
constitution was that all four editors be
oA the board.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Lee Is
Out of Hospital

Annabelle Lee, the nine-year old
daughter of Police Sergeant Lee. Of the
First precinct, who has been under
treatment for tuberculosis of the bone
OF the right knee, has sufficiently re-
covered from an operation which sue
cessfully checked the progress of the
disease, to leave Providence Hospital.
The child has been suffereing from the
disease for two years. The case at
tracted considerable attention in the
medical profession and more than 100
physicians examined the child while she
was in the hospital. Finally her con-
dition grew worse so rapidly that the
surgeons found 1t would be necessary
to amputate the leg above the knee.
The operation proved successful, and
the doctors report that all traces of
the tuberculosis have disappeared.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05

STANDING.
Clubs. W.L.Pct. Clubs. wLPct
Sew. Pump LOO Cornell Co.. 500
Navy Yard. l002 e. A. c.. o 3 900
TODAH-Sew. Pump. Station vs. Z. A. c.
North Capitol and L streets.
Yesterdays game was the first to 20
nine innings in the league this season
and the second in this city among the
amateurs.
Sewage Pumping Station meets East
ern A. c. today and from past games
seems better than the Fasteners. Three
In a row for the Bumpers will mean a
commanding lead over the others.
Steele, whom Manager Jack Queen, of
Baltimore, was after, went hitless for
the first time this season.
The Sewage Pumping Station defeat
ed the Navy Yard team, in the first
close game of the season yesterday 4
to 3.
Harry Bryan was strong at the bat
but was OFF color in the field.
Martin. who came to the relief of
Epert in the seventh, retired the side in
order the rest of the game.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Commercial League.

STANDING.
Clubs w.L.Pct.I Clubs. W.LPct.
Andrews. . 1000 Wslford. 900
Moses...... Loco Havenner... l 900
willard ..... 0 1.000iC. & p. Tel 0 > .VUJ
TODAY-Havenner We. Willard. Georgia
avenue and Kenyon street northwest.
Yesterdays game was slow and unin-
teresting, going but five innings and re-
sulting in n 10-to-4 victory for Andrews
over c. & r. Telephone.
Upton, of Andrews, pitched his usual
good game, and, but for errors behind
him. would have scored a shut out.
Andrews having won both Of the
games played it appears to make the
strongest bid for the leadership OF the
league with both Moses and Willard
pushing hard for the coveted place
The only enlivening feature of yes
terday's game was fast double play
by Andrews; Milan to J. Mulvey.
Lefty" Cleveland officiated yester-
day. much to the satisfaction of both
contestants. not a single kick being
registered against his decisions.
Oliver. of Andrews, drew four passes
out of four times at bat. This IS the
record thus far this season.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Much Ado About Little
On Utah's Silver Service

A tiny effgy of Bringham Young,
Norman leader, only a half inch In
height. on only one piece of the silver
service designed for the new battle
ship Utah. is causing the dispute over
the alleged recognition by the Gov
ernment OF Mormonism.
Plans of the silver service have been
presented to Secretary Meyer by Col.
ID. G. Jaclin. chairman of the presen-
tation committee. OF the 200 pieces
comprising the silver service. Brig
ham Young's likeness is shown on
only one piece, a salver reproducing
the Pioneers Monument" at Salt
Lake City.
Secretary Meyer will not decide
upon acceptance of the service until
it is ready for delivery in August.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Parade Dispute Causes
Rift in Suffrage Ranks

NEW YORK, May 5.-The proposed
suffragist parade is causing dissen-
sion in equal suffrage branches, and
In home circles of the members.
The vote to hold THE parade on
Fifth avenue on Saturday has caused
Mrs. Richard Stevens, of Castle Point,
Hoboken, to resign. Many women
admit that their husbands have for
hidden them to enter the parade.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Country's Librarians to
Gather in California

Many Eastern librarians. including
Washipgtonians. are planning to attend
the annual conference OF the American
Library Association at Pasadena, Cal.
May 1924.
President James !. Wyer. jr., director
of the New York State library. will pre-
side.
Addresses will be made during the
conference by Governor Johnson. of
California; Luther Burbank. John Muir.
celebrated forester: Mary Hunter Aus
tin, the novelist, and prominent Ii
brTrians from Chicago, st. Louis. Bos-
ton and other large cities.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Amateur Baseball Board Is Worrying Officials
MARQUETTE LEAGUE MEETS
AT NATIONAL GUARD ARMOR1
Departmental League.
game postponed.

neutrality-suspicious. VS.. Commerce and
Labor.
The cutting down of the 1000-per-cent
teams will start today, when Agricul-
ture and Commerce and Labor meet in
what will no doubt be a close and hard
fought game.
On a comparison of the two teams it
would seem that the Laborites have a
slight shade on the Farmers, in that
their team is more evenly balanced.
Agriculture is weak in the pitching
staff. Then, too. the Farmer outfield
is not of as great batting strength as
that of the Laborites. =
Umpire Abbey. In his first game, ham
died the players well, and aside from
a slight nervousness gave entire satis-
faction to all; but it was evident from
his manner that the role of arbitrator
was new to him. In the last few days
much improvement has been noted, and
it would be difficult to convince any
body that Mr. Abbey has not been hans
ding the indicator all his life.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Olympia League.
IL: Emmanuel Baptist. 6.

STANDING.
Clubs. w.L.Pct. Clubs. wLPCt
Suitland.... ? LOCO I'm. Baptist 900
whitehaven. l000 Sligo........ 01 900
Siv. Spring 0 .000t Braddock.. o / 200
TODAY-Braddock VS.. Silver Spring Six
teenth street and Columbia road.
Probable batteries for today's game
are: Gill and Gill for Silver Spring,
and Lipp and Collery for Braddock'
Southland took a miserably played
game from Immanual Baptist yester-
day, II to in five innings. Both teams
played poor ball, and il was a case
of the worst nine losing
Kearney, of Southland, wrenched his
ankle severely in the third inning in
sliding to home, and il Is doubtful IL he
will play for some time.
Levy was plainly off in fielding, max
ing three miscues for his team His
double went far toward helping his
record.
Southland got eight runs in the sec
ond, which were enough to win the
game.
The Washington times., 1911-05-05
Mrs. Emerson Is to Get
Big Alimony Allowance

BALTIMORE, May 5.-Twenty-eight
thousand dollars a year is the alimony
Capt Isaac Z. Emerson is to pay his
wife, who is suing him for a divorce,
yesterday In addition TO this, Mrs.
Emerson is to have the family resi-
Gence at Eutaw place. Attorneys for
eEch will receive 5000