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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
The MARKETS

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es~es ere sshlsst To- varssiea. seesfdian
70 frsshesss sal ssss.si esseiisnee. bss
thsse pvtsss. ssssss ~shsv~iss Indicated
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
WIEN the proceedings OF the House

WIEN the proceedings OF the House
democratic caucus became known Sat
urday evening Representative Mann,
Of Illinois. the prospective republican
leaders said:
The caucus should protest agains!
what the democrats have done with the
bisIcommittees. The democrats have
raised the membership OF the ID largest
committees 10 Il members each. They
have not only enlarged these commit
tees. but have hogsed all the Increase
for themselves. II certainly looks like
iogeishnesS au,l is not exactly fair.
They have hoggcd il on the big COM
mittees by taking the increase for their
own members and not allowing any of
il 10 the minority, and besides that
they have abolished six committees, on
which there were 40 republicans and j
democratic members.
The idea OF The republicans charging
The democrats with "hogsisiness" Is
,.diculons in the extreme. Why, what
hay. the republicans been doing during
All their long rule?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
FROM w ASHINGTON

When friends called Yesterday or
James Ormond Wilson, former school
superintendent, Ia congratulate hn
on his Seth birthday annlrer-
sary, they found him dead. Old age
was The cause.
Representative Mckinley, Of Hi
nois, chairman Of The congressional re-
pnbliran committee urged the prcsi-
dent this morning 10 commute the
sentence OF Walsh. the Chicago banker
now in Leavenworth prison.
Though Congress meets tomorrow
President Taft has not yet written q
word OF his message. Generally the
presidents message is ready week be
fore the opening Of Congress and
months are taken to prepare it. This
time. however, the message will contain
only i few hundred words and will be
confined solely to Canadian reciprocity
in its recommendations, though the
president may include some opinions
On the question OF general tariff reY!s-
ion, urging the democrats to postpone
action on this until the tariff commis'
Sion has submitted lis report which
y7iii &c about next December. The mes
sage 0iust &c sent 70 Congress at the
latest o. y Wednesday, so that tie psesi-
deat viii not &c apis &c oeia- rs P.epa-
ration cluch longer.
Tee battissh:P hset will practice
asropiaCe defense at sea toc1o.:o|,
io. the FIST tine. Capt:Te giant cox
s::,sa viii be the la.se5s.
Veto. Berger, the socialists vaenbe.
OF the House, Will be gwen committee
appointments by the democrats, who
have complete control OF the n'sulbsT-
shin of committees. He viii be asked
on which committees he would prefer
co serve and so far SIS possible Inside
sizous vii be compiled nth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
DEATH or C1I.. TiLIsiAN.

With on!, lis physician anl a young
nephew will him 1T III. end, Col. las
II. Tlllman, once lieutenant governor
Of Soalh Carol na, died At Asheylle
\. C., Saturday night. The end came
very suddenly. He had been there for
his health Tar The pasl siN months, and
hNi apparently been getting Letter
A lev days ago hc hrcamr MoIst and
coached The .tas, where ii was hard f0I
him II, take floiirishmcnt.
i.ait Saturday afternoon he became
much weaker, ana aGonl $50 1'cIucL
had collapse, lie end I1'lnwinE al
most Immediately. For years he vas
one u The political leaders in South
Carolina. rising t. tha position II len.
tenant go9eInor III tie stale, as s ful
lover 0f his uncle, lidiird Srata' Sen
3 Of E+n q hin Z. TIlIman
In 1903, iolnn ing editorial criticisms
in the Columbia slair, lie vas tried for
having shot and killed, on the street al
Columbia, The editor nf that paper, \
c. Gonzales. 4 jury later acquitted
him Of The charge of murder.
The body has h@en taken 10 the old
r,lln1an. at EdGriiei, $. c., Tor mlia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
III, Rare Troubles III delaware.

l.aurtl, Del, April !. Intense feel
ing against the nfgr"ea OF The town vas
evidrI.t among the whites here Today
following Saturday sighl's outbreak
when q party OF desperate blacks shot
mp the town, killing one man and
wonntling several, and further trouble
ia feared. Chief Of Police Ellis has
sworn in ! number 1T specials and,
heavily armed, they are today keeping
guard over the negro Quarter 10 prevent
friends al Orem St0ckley, Who nas
killed in Saturday nights fsht, from
burning il down.
Three Of The riotris are i'll The Sussex
rounty jail At GanrgetoNn hut the ring
leaders escaped and ate believed 10 hl
il hiding across the Maryland line.
:ShunlI iEey rr,u;n. or Silniild any
mors If those wounded in the Initial
iisht die. il Eill hr i difficult task t.
prevent !, raid IN lh1 nrSr1 quarter hy
The infuriata,l whites
Enr The ra7l iNo moiiths The nrEToas
have hren almost beyond control.
White men WcTe heaien and women
insnlted ashley passed along The strett,
and this has not helped the situation
any. Most nj The better class Of Whites
III the city arc in favor Of compelling
the majority Of The negroes 10 leave
t11r. ANY mnve III thi4 direction Wiii
he followed hy serious Iiottng. II va.
sail today. as many 81 The nrEr"rs aTe
armed an,l III iii ugly mood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
NEWS OF THE DAY.
The democratic primary election for
MAYOR will he held in Baltimore tomor-

The democratic primary election Tor
n,ayor will be held in Baltimore tomor-
row.
The old battleship Texas, recently
shot at BIZ the New Hanpshlre's big
guns. is 10 he q target for torpedeas
and submarines.
William Jennings Bryan and Jndson
Harmon arrived almost Simultaneous
Is in Washington yesterday aud were
last night guests OF honor at separate
dinners given by their respective adj
mirers at the Willard Hotel.
Judge O'Gorman On Saturday, re
ceiged his certificate of election as
United States senator from New York
and the congratulations Of William
F. Sheehan and Charles f. Murphy
who had started for Hot Springs. Va,
on vacation.
The principle Of no reelection OF
president and other executive officials
and reform OF the election laws we're
the chief concessions made.h President
Diaz 10 his message to the Mexican
congress on Saturday.
The United States treasury's state
msnt OF conditions at tile beginning OF
| April showed surplus OF So 900, 900,
against deficit OF SIG, 900, 600 at the
corresponding date last year.
AIRS. +. c. Hunt, q years old, 1ho
is the wife Of physician at Girard,
Ohio, fell from the third story window
Of her home at 222O NJ street, Wash
ngt0n. yesterday In her afms was
her 3-year-oll haiy The baby was
nnhnrt. while the mnlher sustained in
iernaI Injuries and is expected to die.
Mrs. Belle Jordan. whose husband,
the late Edwin G. Jordan. vas FOL
many years proprietor Of The Jordan
While Sulphur Sulphur Springs, near
Winchester, died yesterday after 4
lingering illness at the home OF her
daughter Mrs Harry H. Baker, wife
OF the Mayor OF Winchester, at an adj
vanced age.
| Rev. Dr. Thomas Samuel Hastings,
former president OF Union Theological!
Seminary. was found dead yesterday on
tho floor Of li1 study in his home il
New York. HISS daughter, Nliss Isa,
belle Hastings. had spoken 10 him II
minutes before. aud At thai lime he va
apparently we'll he del "fapnrlrxy
and was 81 years old.
Tie republican caucii1 81 the Hnuss
viii be held At s o'cl0ck tonight The
programme is n, follows ia nnmi.
nate James Il. Mann. nf illinois, as Tin
republican candidate for SPEAKER
which will make him minority leader
upon The election al Champ Clark IL
! the Democrats 10 ra,tlrct ffank d.
Curricr, III NsW hamr.hifr. Il cpucr-
| chairman. To elect az insursrni rr.
pnhliran ~ caicia secretary.
Despite The fact that the democrat.
Of The House, by official cau:n, action
nave declated 4 purpose I" enact tariff
legislation during the extra Session 81
Congress, beginning tomorrow, the pre-
dirti0n was freely made in congress
sional circles last night HAT 10 sTiri,
legislation can he pill through TIE
iSarlate 81 this time and that The eIfil
session will ahjnuin saiirr than ht=
generally been anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

A proposition from The Board OF
Missions Saturday caused more dis
cnssion than anything else since The
opening Of the Baltimore Conference
OF the Southern Methodist Episcopal
Church at Clifton Forge. 1t asked
for n conference missionary secretary
who was 10 devote his whole time 10
The work and 10 receive 4 salary moi
10 exceed 50, 900. The request brought
! number OF delegates 10 their feet,
some for and some against the propo.
.ition, and it was The occasion fer the
first speech from 4 layman since the
conference openrd. The report was
presented by Rev. {. ID. Harris, who
aid thai the aniE had grown ~ such
proportions thai unless they had !
man Ia hcvoIe hil whole Tina IL The
Tnk. the movement would hegiG 1"
rrcrdr. He thought that they ought
10 get The hi.,I man possible, and they
would have. la pay Il gonI salary II
Ihey dill get him. His salary would
come Partly from The foreign missions
and partly from domestic. The hoard
vas nearly nnanimous III The hal,e1
that il they got proper man he will
mol only earn his own salary but a
great iral more.
The opposition made il clear thai
thew did not want 10 hamper tho Gauss
of missions, bit ,hal they did not wanl
expensive machinery II it could be
avoided. 3evsral parties HlhtTi tue
mailer postponed, hit ii view oi the
..io,ens,, of The end OF The conference,
i vo,e r27 taken, which rssiillal i'll DE-
nYing The request Of the b"ard.
Alter the mailer mas ended Bishop
Has said that he hal EepI his own
opinion 10 himself until The conference
had acted, but that he would now SAY
that il the conference had approved The
request he would be unable ngrant IT,
hcranSe be did not have the men 10
spare. Baltimore conference had lost
several good men last year and they
needed nuW mure men than they had.
The rnlIcall on Are All thu Preachers
Slameless in Their Life and .sdmini5
tratior? took in only part Of Rocking
ham district. There weTe no charges
against shy al The prearhor5, and those
2aIlsi nladc their PASTORAL reports
Rev. II. Il, Sherman, 81 Harrison
burg. reported the purchase Of IN 49,
600 lot, on which 10 h,ili . new
church IL slated tLst the plans fot
The new cItnr1h would naceaailate ah
expenditure 81 $50, 900. aud thai they
had $40 900 subscribed arlI an hand
With which TO do the work. Rev. Fl,
II. Sherman, "i Chuich7ills, reported
the erection 81 new parsonage.
Bishop Hosa preached The otdina-
lion sermon on Sunday
At the conclusion Of the sermon
Rev Z. '. REGISTER. secretary Of The
rnnfarrncr, presented ior ordination 10
delcan-' orders Rev. \. A ?. Ncel,
Rry. Thomas 4. RurrIi. Rev ". s.
Beaver and Rev James David Wright
Is local daarnns
Art-rwarl Dr. Register presented f"r
ordination In elders orders Rev. John
Paul Tyler, Rev, Huber, SydanstrickaT,
Rev. Harry v Wheeler. Rev. Marvin
II Keen. Rev Jacob \ Ma:i and
Rev Joseph j. EtyeS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
he President on the a,eHiran situation

The President on the aieHirsn situation
Washington, u. c.. April .3.--ln his
capacity IS chairman OF :he new llnnse
committee on foreign affairs, represan.
tative Snzer, dem. n. " was called
10 the White House today 10 hear from
President Taft the inside story" OF the
Mexican situation.
Il am obliged to hold The presidents
statements in confidence. said Suizer
as he left tbs White House
Significance Vas attached today 10
the fact that throughout his efforts lc
forestsll an investigation BIZ Congress,
President Taft has called in representa-
Gy65 and senators connected With the
foreign affairs committees and not The
military affairs committeeman. OH
Gals who attempted 10 deny the state
ments that the activity Of Japan IN
Mexico led 10 the military damonstra-
ton and who gave, rs their e1piana-
ton, the assertion thai The mobilization
VAS merely for msnerSers. " afe no"
left without leg TO stand upon. There
is no effort on the part nf The White
House now to conceal the fact that .
critical international, situation vas
threatening and that the hasty calling
out OF the army vas designed 10 fore
stall its culmination.
Throughout his explanations TO
congressman, who represent the for
eign relations branch OF the legislative
aide Of thu government, the president
has asked that the same secrecy be
observed as was folind necessary on
the executive side. The president
wishes 10 aroid The Necessity Of rrfns.
ing to make 4 public statement 10
Congress IT, aas learned today that
in he event demand is made for n
fnIl statement oi his reasons for calling
on the troops. he in Ill probability,
would reply that it wonid be incom-
patible WITH The public welfare. = AZ
the relations with Japan, following the
military demonstration which accom-
| pIished its purpose, are entirely sails,
factory, il is considered most inadvis'
able to make any official statement al
this time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
SOME reduction in the cost of living

SOME reduction in the cost OF living
ought 10 follow declines in Chicago
quotations for food animals. Average
nr;ces Of live stock there in The last
week Of March we're hogs. Sc. 70 against
S1O.Sl year before; cattia. S6. III
against $40; sheep, $3.50 against
IS. 10, and lambs, Sc. 10 against $3.50.
These pticas are per hnndred pounds
and they are substantial reductions ON
all classes ct food animals, especially
an sheep aud lambs. probably because
the duties on WOODEN goods have COM
pelled the people 10 economic on
their wearing apparel. even though
there have been some reductions, ana
with decreased buying Of WOODEN
goods there has, Of coGr5e. been de-
cline in the price of wool which may
have led to larger ma:ketings OF sheep
and lambs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Decatur White, who shot hmseli
while at the home OF his brother, W
H. White, near Leesburg 4 few days
ago, died Friday He was sixty-li7e
years of age and was son OF the late
James White, ST., OF Loudoun county.
The Thirty-seconl State Convention
OF the Virginia Young Mems Christian
Association will be held in Charlotles-
vile, beginning on Thursday and lasting
through Sunday. Five hundred dele
Jennings Bryan 6ill deliver his address,
The Price of a Soul, /" at special
meeting for men 10 be held Sunday
morning, April 9th.
Prof L. D. Johnson, principal OF the
BelIehaven High School, is dead and
Dr. Sydney Kellam, a physician. OF
the same place, is seriously injured as
the result Of an automobile accident
near Pungotaague on Saturday They
were speeding when the wheels strdcl,
rat. The machine s@erped into an
open field and turned turtle, crushing
both men.
The report OF George W. Koiner,
commissioner of agriculture, slio~=
that 10 1909 with 4 $3.50. 800 acres under
cultivation The state produced 1920,
900, 900 OF values, while in 1910 with
only $3.50 900 acres in cultivation the
product III was 1886, COO, 600 These
| ignres show an increase Of sln7 ,00tl.'
COG. which @as better farming The
$50, 900 acres Of land nnrnltiya,ad j:
doubtless growing M in timber. which
aIah add. 10 its value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
Conditions In Spain.

Madrid. April 3. -Rractionary mill
rarisl4 are today viewing The cabinet
reorganization Is great triumph FOL
themselves, dalpite Premier Canalelaa
retention of his pot The rniiitari51i
declared they could lave forced The re-
t.ema5t al the I.Iamisf, h'it PiifPo@slJ
kert hd, III cfii2c - avoid a TOO OH
1i.,tis restoration ~ Ihr Old Ierf6:7ift
regime
II is Tepattsd that lie 'a'ci''nAt'r'
lad planned d startling coup, aiming
II lha iofcihle seizure 81 the S,rarn-
a,snt, lad Alfonso not complied with
their faaiiost for cabinet mare il lins
with their r3li9y.
London, April 3.-Thc E:ahanss
TrleEIaph's Madrid correspondent aays
that Premier Canaleias Today COM
pletsd the reorganization Of the cabinet
which is strongly military in lis make
,ip. The Frrrer debate. demand for
the suppression OF which led ~ the
recent cabinet crisis, 6ill be Te5iinth
tomorrow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL :

A GOOD beginning 10 the preliminary
uort If the Sixty second Congress vas
made in the House democratic caucus
Saturday when The memters OF the
new majority, in sessions notable for
harmony and earnestneSs, started IN
10 redeem their pledges to. the country
hy looping of at one fell sweep
quarter of the total fixed charges OF
running the House, by ahnlisl ing
many useless Offices and six useless
committees The total annual saving
by these reductions 10 The House pay
roll nil he sls2 $50. thu payroll un.
der the late rxtrapagaut Cannon
regime having been pushed to the
formidable aggregate Of s744 900.
Were it possible under the coming
democratic regime 10 effect approx
mately as great savings throughout all
branches OF the government service,
the tax burdens OF the people would
be reduced 10y more than $50, 600
annually and a substantial reduction
OF the tariff schedules could be made
without danger q mourning a deficit
in he revenues. In addition to Its
GOOD work in the cause Of economy,
The caucus disposed OF the principal
items in the way of patronage 10y
eiscllng the leading executive employees
G; the House. A good beginning II Is
hoped may result ina good ending 1.-THE
democrats pursue a safe aud consersa'
live course in the House the party vii
vic at the next general election and +:
democratic president will succeed Mr.
Taft. But should they pursue radI'
cal COURSE, then the chances for
democratic president are slim, indeed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
5TsT ti;s Ts1tea Fortune.

New Io1k. Ap.;i 3.-Ihsi another
attempt IS to &c Eads {; 1re io.e;s2
creditors OF ire late millionaire Charles
4. Ee:kes 70 sec::.s possession CT 2ucr
OF the r.cse.ss: re transferred 70 rs
-::fe r::c- = els death became Ecc~a
today. foiicT:os the death CT Ms.
ce.kes. i was ss:d these creditors
plGa TO lie Up thu es;ats oi ne lido.
aad vii .aaEe tie FIST .aoTe VIXEN Le.
nil is admitted TO probate.
Mrs Ie1Ees died last night Of heart
disease following an attack OF the grip.
Her funeral will take place On Wednes-
day and the body will be placed in the
nausoleum in Greenwood Cem5tery
The,e Ierkes is buried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
GOLDSBORO
HEARD FROM
4 Lady Who Lives in GoldsEOTa
Joins in The Chorus Of Praise
loT [aTdui, The H0maRs
Tonic.

Goldsooro. n. Ca physician ueat.
cd ne Tor many distressing Symptoms;
writes Mrs. Eta a. Smith. s.but save
NE no relief.
Il suffered with neuralgia abound the
heart and was troubled at times with my
head. had pain in my len side, bowels,
lett thigh. shoulders and arms.
After taking Cardui. am now well
and can recommend it 10 other suffering
Women.'
Just such doubtful symptoms. as those
from which Mrs. Smith suffered, are The
ones tor which il will pay YOU 10 rake
CaTdui, the Woman'S ionic.
It's at such times, when there is moth.
ing 10 show, for certain, the real cause OF
the trouble. that you need tonic, TO give
the body strength to throw off the illneSs
that evidently threatens.
Take Cardui. when you are i'll with
The ailments OF your sex. Take Cafdui
as a touic, to prevent illness, when yoa
tetl il coming.
youf druggist keeps it.
II. B-lPIife TO: Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chatts.
uoog1 Medicine Co. Chartanoosa. Tenn, ior Sps1tIi
Instructions. snj Gi-pass book. Home Tr.at1soS
ior Wamsa" seat in plsia wrapper "a Tsau:zt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
ssi;svsa ,s Have Committed Suicide.

Grand Rapids, Mich, April s.
Dying On The same dag that grand
jury in Chicago returned in inii7t-
ment against h.m tor the ALLEGED em-
hczzament Of SD. 900 from his eni
ployera, George ", Chris. son 81
former Mayor John l.. Ghrtis, 81 lhl'
C ty, ia believed 10 have become =
suicide 10 avoid prosecution and
p pssihla imprisonment. His death
ccnrred last Thursday but the facts Of
the Indictment dill not become known
in this city until las. night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03

The ordination Of seven young men
10 lie ministry. and The election OF five
as deacons Yesterday, VAS the most im,
po1tant event Of thu Methodist Episco.
pal conference in session in Washing
ION.
Bishop Anderson ciiiciatsr at the
ordination services, which were held
in Union Methodist Episcopal Church
at 3 . 'ols:E
Rev. y. r. s,itisrsr"on. pastor OF
Foundry hlflhoti-t Episcopal Church,
delivered HE sermon.
Following tha sermon. Bishop An
,i-fson conducted the ordination ser
vices, assisted By the District superin-
teniants. tie Rev. Nr. Nirholso.,, tbs
Rev. mir. Neal. tie Rev AIr. Bacon.
the Rev. Iii Wat709 AMI the Rev. Mi.
Sumwait.
The candidates Who were made dea-
cons were ]. i. Kemp Horn. AleT-
rilt Earl. Frank B. Hanson. all al
Washington; Allan f. Poose and Claf-
ence F. Wise. Those who were or
tainsd az ministers we're Joseph e.
Snyder, ". F Carey, Wilson +. Jar
Doe, Benjamin |. N[aGo1an, Robert
L, Zizsler. Charles ". Lanhan, from
out-oi-to1u districts. aud Frank ~
Thompson, CT Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
Getting iEsaSy,

Washington. April g. The demo,
cratic party IS today being s.oorosd fol
bis greatest Tac5--tinc White houss
handicap.
IL preparation III November, 1912,
he democratic House e1psct7 to, will
snaot the following programme II i:g-
islation:
Canadian reeirsoc.ty
Raapportion representatives under
the 18th fon5i5 50 as t. insure 10 losses
III tie democratic ,>1s 5ss5Hiaa.
E.sTTisa tbs rag;0c- Aii.;ch t.rr;u biI
u 5cledaia.
Coad.ct programme :; economy
ga -et.s2cr-eat = go7e-@-e.s az
- :.:::-2::s::: alton.
I2~ese:sate ice Department CT is
t:cs, &C. rs alleged eo2ac::77:;;: =
prosecutions sa::::::91:;l..iT asS..::--5: rs
5;esi combines,
Investigate tie rcstosos department.,
IN CONNECTION Nth tins s5Coad-alass
ms;I matter eoutroTevsT aud The inter
il. department, as 81 aftermath oi tie
Raliinser-Pinchot conservation contro-
Tersy. There will a!ao be some s0rt OF
an inquiry into the influence which
Wall street is asserted to exert in shap-
i1s governmental policies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
WIRG1ElA.-!n he CLERKS onice O

yTIRQINlA.-!n The Clerks Office o.
The Corpnrltiou Court 81 ihr CITY O
AleLauGri1. On tha An la, 81 SiaI&h 1911,
Annie Ecck edmond; = cnIrIe5 J! I'd
Ilond5 IL Irance7y
Memo. Tua object oi tni. 7'iit - - %
tain foS ths complainant, Annie EccE
hdrioni5, al absolute diTJI:e IRON the
bonds oil natrimanr IIonih" del&haaht'
Charles II ona91mi tr1t complain
aut be a!lo,5ai 20 Tr5,;1Ca hGT maiden
name of i:aaE, Gnu H.. awarded cu5todE
al their infant gin Esther h@Tcy I'D
IuouJg. aud IL! ',i.:li Iurihef 1nd.geuerii .
reI;ef1@ 10 cIt:iit Is right
1T Appearing by a. affidavit lied ilA
dis saiiza that the d2icni2nt il Il
u5u.ragidsnt Of this cate, II j. Ordered j
Jhgr SIT: aaieLdart appear here within
nits2a d.ys after due publication 81 this
o7ier. au,i 10 TGsr i necessary to pro
tsct n;5 ;ltSseor :" tr.- slit. ana that
:cTy- oi Inc @sIe. pc 1-Itcrr-;in inserted
- III Ai2-2aIT!!@ f!.-=tIe. : .o-=pSro-
S1c..5Ged - zee III: Il hiaxa1d:Ia.
o2ce "eeE 1c- foc= 3.cces3..-2 -:eeES,
ga rc5tsa Z. tee i.o.t 2co- cf tre Court
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-03
VIII Prohibit Flights Between Negroes.

Paris, April 2.-As the result CT Sat
urday's nigh, fasao between Sam Lang
ford aud Sam McEey, il is under-tood
the authorities viii p'obibit fights &c
tween negroes IL the future. accord
10 the newspaper Excelsior tue oe;r2e
70 this effect Las already reeo prepared.
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TORRANCE IS lstellsi as bad isics.