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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The second appraisement of Mrs.
Astor's estate confirmed the former re-
port that some OF her famous pearls
were artificial, and slightly increased
the estimate OF the total value.
Representative Joseph G. Cannon, OF
Illinois, yesterday made formal an
nonncement. in M interview, that he
would not be candidate for minority
leader in the neyt Congress.
Mayor Shafer Sisler, Of Haekelts.
town, n. j., committed anicide yestsr
day by hanging himself from beam
III his blacksmith shop. He was elect
ed mayor last November and tried ct
once to introduce reform policy in
the town government, which was un-
successful.
Drastic action was taken last night
by Postmaster General Hitchcock in
efiecting reorganization Of the rail
way mail service. A round dozen oi
changes of the most important officers
in the service were made by Mr.. Hitch
cock as = result OF iong and care.
ful Investigation and thorough con.
sideration.
Edward German. aged &c, on hi:
way from Connecticut to Buffalo, va:
foundin freight car on the New Yorl;
Central tracks in Utica, \. T., late
yesterday afternoon with both feet
badly frozen. The nan.was taken &c
the Central Hospital. where, it was
feared, both feet may have to be am
putated German said he had Gasr
locked in tie cur three days without
food or heat. His condition is critical
The fonr-ycar-old son Of ar. and
Mrs. Walter Crandall, who lie neat
the village Of Sherhurne's in The
vicinity Of Utica, n. y, is dead rs The
result OF falling into vat OF boiling
sap at his fathers sugar bush. Owing
to the smoke and steam, the boy:
presence near the vat was not noticed.
Crandall replenishing the fire, l-eard
smothered scream. Peering into the
vat, he saw The baby struggling in The
boiling liquid and pulled him ont
The boy was then unconscious, and 9
doctor was able to give but little relief
The child's death occurred within few
| hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
caTuso's Condition.

New Yntl, April I --SupTr5lin'n
and moi tonsililis is keeping CaruSo,
the GREATEST Of lenors. away from tal
Metropolitan Opers stage.
1t developed today that Caruso, =
frequent patron Of fortune leliers,
astroIogers and the like, has been warn
cd that he isto meet with some injury.
possibly fatal, il he appears in any opera
10 which shooting or stabbings occ'ir.
Caruso has the characteristic snparstt.
ton Of tie Italian race developed t. Al
unusual degrea. and "a nearly all 81
the operas in which he sings hive either
a shooting or stahbing episode, he i
needing Tie warning OF The taitunP
teller. even though IL Is costing tan,
something over 81 900 for every lin c
he refuses to sing.
Carnsn has not snng since eaily III
February, although his friends ale
authority for The statement that lbs
voice is again in good shape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
nusosna.s pate Kept BY WIFI.

Atlantic City. April l.-Tnautie
started in the Jones family when Airs.
Annie Jonas found in the pockets OF
her husbands cost note from another
women making a. date MiS. ZONES
went there first 5nd lay ID aait. Ihs
husband, Sazusi Jones, appeared, ana
l9i Just slipped i dainty feminine s.ni
;:1ds. rs coat siesve vrs2 Mis-. Jo2ss
ieii -ec. .ns1. Jocss t2ia mas:st-c:s
Jascests: tcat Es s,cccae.ea e. -a-s.
Scces black e::a - Ire s:-ccccoos::tt::o,1
scst srs --es ss--;aci ty .cc!is-f :
&c SID ts -.s 3 surprised = :fs
e=e. 2os e1o~::ag That : ~ss ,res
~as s.il:2g r:s ha:.. tr2s IS -.as :
!ot 6. T;;;:d passes o-s. MS read. ns
thought some o2soi these blows 11ast
hare bit his vile 4hs order CT she
court was $500 to keep tie paacs ana
to make no more appointments T-.tc
oshs- -ca1E Tofeoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
NegFmen Wreck Nanll.

Dea Moines, a., April LIN vain
attempt 10 secure 800. 900 Of tax col
ITclons, yregn,en early today wrecked
The yanlt of The Poll. county court.
house.
C.. ~. Keller, . tax clerk. asleep in
the Office was gagged and bound. The
yrges then poureh = charge OF nitro
glycerine into holes bored in the door
If vault, and exploded it, The outer
rhrl! 81 the big safe vas 0reckad. bit
the u.neT yanll wilh'tQol the explosion.
Ihs IosLeIs lad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

Mr.. SUFFER-, OF New York, was
nrned down for the craftsmanship oil
The committee on military affairs, but
he made snch :. roar that the majority
IL the ways and means committee
which is passing around committee as
atgnments, have decided TO appease
him. He will be named As the chair
man nf the important committee on
foreign affairs. Representative FLOOD
81 Virginia, who vas slated for the head
ii the iortieu Affairs committee, was
nil 81 the head Of the committee 90
territories, and several other changes
III chairmanships were made 10 carry
ont tie bargain. Mr. Sulzer, al The
hsad OF the foreign affairs committee
is man calculated to keep this co'lh'
,ry in hot water with the other nation:
al the world all the time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. Thomas T.. Wors!ry died ut The
home uf his sister. Miss Elizahr;h
N'crsiey, il, lcesburg on Thursday,
aged so years.
Mr.. Charles Redding, ir., and Mis-:
Emma Snttle, daughter OF Mrs R. y
Suttle, Of King George county, were
married in Leonardtown. Md, OF
Tuesday.
Miss Florence /. Garrett, Of King
George, and Mr.. Frank Britain, q
Morgantown, \. C., Hera ina~riel II
MorgantoWn last Saturday. The bride
is The youngest daughter Of AR. anc
Mrs. Fl. T. Garrett.
After weeks investigation. the
grand jury in Petersburg yesterday
afternoon reported its findings III the
Appomatox Trust Company cases
bringing in indictments against Carter
r. Bishop, the former cashier Of thf
bank, and Charbas Hall Davis. the for
mel president, - in I'll.
At the annual stockholders meeting
Of the Shenandoah Valley Fruit Grow
ers Association. incorporated, held il
Staunton on Tuesday. The member;
voted to change the name to Firglnl:
Fruit Growers incorporated, and 10 in
crease the capital stock from $25 900 L
$50, coo.
Miss Mary Page Shepherd. daughter
OF Mr.. Park Shepherd. Of near Wades
viila, Clarke county, and Mr. William
Colston, son OF Mr. Randolph Colston
OF near Summit Point ". Va, were
married at the home 81 The brides par
enls, last Thursday
Nj Carter Glass last night il Rich
mony launched his campaign for the
United States Senate in IN address
which was . bitter arraignmcnt Of III;
powers that he in Virginia politics
He charged the machine" with al
sorts Of crimes against the body poll
tic, asserted that he himself had beer
prosecuted for daring 10 be . candi
date. and charged that some one is
subsidizing portion Of the press.
According TO statistics compiled bs
Mr.. Waller Whatley, OF CroheI, score
tary Of The Virginia Stale horticulture
Society. LOCI $50 barrels 81 apple:
we're shipped from Virginia III 1910 ihi
Chesapeake and Ohio RailwaE carrying
::t6d. ST.. barrels. the NoriaIi. and West
Gin Railway $50 900, The SouiherL
Railway pa III. tha Baltimore anc
Ohio Railroad ls4 $50 and iha Gum
herland Valley Railroad l26, 900.
Starting On tbs 1901 over the baIt
Jorge, ire late yrslerdly AFTERNOON dc.
5lroycd tie main building II the C!csa
peake and Ohio car rrraif shops q
Newport Ncwa. enlalItns loss 81 81.
900 coyarei by insutancr. Tic hlass
was lht. most spectacular seen here ii
yeats and fora time threatened lhr
destruction OF several biz locomotive:
and hundred box aud coal cars tsia
were heing repaired in The yarl II 1h'
shop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

DEMOCRATS in New York generally
expressed themselves rs pleased thai
,la Senatorial muddle at Albany has
.; last been Strengthened out by the
election Of Justice O'Gorman. They
spoke highly oi him as man who
would do credit 10 the Office and say
Ills election will tend to unite tbs
party. II is TO be hoped 80, New forE
democratic uluddies are becoming tire
some.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

FROM WASHlNHftN

Ile protest ., The Michigan cong res
sionai delegation against the action oi
Postmaster General Hitchcock 10 de-
,notinp Alexander Grant from head OF
sh- railway mail service Ia be superin-
sendeul OF the ST. Paul division was
s,isd With President Taft today hv SEN
=ror Smith ut Michigan. Grant Il i
Alichisau NAH il IL said that the
president told callers Today that te
personally had no knowledge Of The
details Of Grants transfer.
Tie British American arbitra1ion
tsaaty Nss rapidly advanced toward its
ana, to,Gl 1t long coniefsnee be
tween President Taft Ambassador
Bryce aud Secretary 81 state Knox to
aly At the White House. ACCORDING
70 diplomatic custom. the nes@i2torS
refused 10 discuss the progress OF tue
uok while it is pending lhe'f -
.sascn to behave that the negotiations
ara progressing satisfactorily.
Sixty -ser.n architects were today
iuvited 10 assist the Treasury VepaE,,
.nsut 10 Develop type OF 1eaeiai
building OF high architectural qualities
sY submitting competitive designs loI
Sostofnce buildings at Orange. y J.:
::as;kesaa, ILL.,. and Fclla. Alissoa1i.
Dr.. James S.cwa Scott, solicitor IcI
trs State Department. &C. tee !oo:T:ns:ai
settlement 81 International Disputes,
ms resigned I -as isa:2sj tcoa?.
l2-oiesso-~ Scott Iii gre rs TIE =
ne iuturc = Ics $4,000. 900 C.-2es:s
I'D fo7 !cs P-o-ot:o. q International
3sacs Of ~Eich he 5 ssc.ssa.: q irs
executive oo2n:ssse.
a bill &c strengthen TIE hands OF tbs
president ia the potash wsangle "isn
Germany aud tarix disputes with otne1
countries viii be introduced il the
Ssasts bJ Nc C..sti5 (.pH. Kaas- Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
oxford Wins Race.

london. April 1.-The dara blue oi
Oxford, rowing tile u expectations.
flashed iil;t across tbs iinish lGe III iha
ANIMAL boat race With Cambridge his
afternoon. They Won easily
OGfa1,l Won Is two and = half lsnsthS
All established 8 taw re5"Id fcT tka
toTir and cna-faurih nil; course lion
Fltnay 10 M1Ttlake ii IL miniiiss sr1
- seconds. The previous record va,
i minntes AMI / seconds. i"ade ~
Oxford IN 1899 ai,l tqiitlad hy Cain
bridge IN 1900.
One hundred thousand people among
whom vas Albert. PINE II Wales,
-aG the race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
SeM YnIE,a New Senator.

New York. April l Pleased with
themselves and with each other, den?
oeratic legislators hocked 10 ibis city
today 10 celebrate the election u JUS.
tiee James A. O'GoTnan a. United
States senator.
The choice cf the New York inri-i, IL
vas said, has cemanted the ranks Of The
state democracy and when the lesisa,
ttre reconyenss on the morning after
Easter il will be prepared TO piSs,
through all OF the legislative programme
promised by The last party platform.
This includes the direct primary,
placing the State on record as demand
ing an income tax, and direct election
III United States senators and tue abo'
ii1ion II many state boards. lha
newly elected senator will leave foI
Washington Monday. lii seTie= OF
interviews today. he insisted THAT lie
was real progressive Who is OF
posed 10 The 5o-dailed nen national,
ism. and asserted that bis platform
ii Washington will be the platform 81
the last democratic national con1an-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
Suicide.

Camden. n, j., Apr, l. Herman
II. Mithoeter, agad 81, ie'ired business
man, and prominent Mason. killon
himself at his home ii this city al I
i. N today. His daughter anl heI
husband We're sleeping iii Tho ne%t
room at lhe ms Hearing the stof
they rushed into AiilhofeE 1. loom an1
ionnd him dead The huist had pass
cd Though his head and lodged III the
ceiling. Ntlvons tronhle vas the
cause Of the deed. NIilhotier VAS a
G33rd degree Mason, past high priest ~
New Jersey Chapter, past sovereign
prince in Excelsior Council, Prince OF
.Ierusalrn. Past Grand Commanier
New Jersey Masons ani 4 nlenihar u
PHILADELPHIA Lulu Temple
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

,Tro".s tia. whenever foreign country
discrininaies against The United States
in tariff rates or ';np1irs o. destroys
tho capital ot citizens OF the United
States leg,timately invested in such
foreign state lie president may raise
the tariff rates on articles imported
from such country to an amount
equal 10 the amount OF loss sustained
BY Americans. In eases which the
president shall regard rs extreme cases
OF un,ine Discrimination oithe CONNER
cia! or financial interests Of citizens OF
the Cnised States on The par, OF for
eign slat1, ne mag direct that suoh
prudncts Of the foreign state rs he may
deem proper snail be excluded from
importation 10 the United States.
Former Speaker Cannon issued 2
statement this afternoon announcing
! that ~ he has been four times elected
speaker Of the House." he will not be
candidate again. He said he would
support the nominee OF the republican,
cancns, who IS expected TO be Mr.
Mann, OF Illinois.
Iua2 lT. Beavers, OF Round Hill, Va.
has Been appointed teacher at Jun
Indian School, New Mexico, and Clara
Sherier, Of Alexandria, at klamath
School. Oregon.
The new minister from Cuba, Seno
Antonio Rivero was tins afternoon re
ceived in audience by Secretary of State
Knox.
A report received here early today
from Alcxico City told Of the dc
struclion Of bridges last night al Punts
Ixtla on the Cuernavaca branch OF tn,
National Railways Of Mexico. Thi
| line is the only one leading into til,
state OF Guerrero, where there have
been several uprisings recently and vii
cut off the only means Of mshin!
troops to Acapulco in case the situa
ton there becomes more serious
Punta Ixtla is about two hours out o
Mexico City and is in the mountains
Contracts for the construction Q
four submarines for the U. S. Nav,
was this afternoon awarded to ih'
Electric Boat Company of Quincy
Mass, which was the lowest bidder
Two OF the boats will he built OH tn
Atlantic coast and two will be bull
on the Pacific. The total value o
the contracts is more than 81, O00, 600
it is probable that the Moran Bfothe
of Seattle aud Union Iron Works q
San francisco Will each build one &
the boats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
Prisoner bound Head.

Philadelphia, April ! --ChaI::e5 $.
Davis, al New York, Who il IS alleged
Tor years terrofi:ed an aunt here With
"Elaci; Hand letters" demanding
money, and who vas arrested last We'd
nc5day and held b5 United States Com
missioner Craig under heavy bail ior
count, was fc=nd dead IL lis Cell III
Mc.7smensins p isou FolsT The cause
III jsarl is unkuo1H. bat l11o7i tie pit
;scis coeiiiisa CT ,;a.TTcuslsss re e.
r:t:;sd al Ste Ecs-;1g, ! s sRo@9r:: re
S:ei :: .rs :ez;.i. e complete b-eSE-
.!---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
NsM lnIE stuck NIarIsl.

New Iork. April /. The stccL mar
Let showed strong lone ii the open
Ing today. Canadian-Pacifc advanced
ov7F a poi1i The leading railroads
and iniustrials eeneially opened fIac,
iiohaily higher. Slight iecession5 theT
occurred AID al lhs sni OF fifteen rhin,
uizs. Price showed little change from
Yesterday : lose,
The market developed lrmeI tous
and in the last half OF the first prices oI
nearly all the active shares iainad III
moderate Improvement.
The market closed dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
Death 81 Or. EcclestUn.

Baltimore, April l.-Rsv. Dr. j,
Houston Erclc3ton, for more than I
quarter of n century rector Of Emanne
T.. T.. Church and one ri the nhlast antt
most prominent clergymen IN the
Maryland diocese. died at lis hons
here today following briet illness. Dr
Ecclesion WAS injured il 4 collision be
tween his carriage and an AUTOMOBILE
The shorl: snperindllced his d-ath Dr.
E.ccleston vas born in Maryland il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
BATTLE with Wire Thieves.

kearney, n J., April In q des
r.erate pitched battle on The Hacksen.
sack Meadows today between hand 81
men supposed 10 have been wire
thieves. and police from Jersey city aCi
hearney. three oi the KeaTney police
wsia voundal, one probably fatally
The tattia vas the climax 81 raids
-:;h;cr i..-a resulted 4 Thousands Of
pounds Of cope. telephone md tels-
c-apf y;-o fa-:cS been stolen i:c:-:ug
zee ra=. month al .h-c3st business
re.-:oe2 .1e~ Ecrk AID The sca.h demo
-ai:-si. IRE re there's esc2Tcl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
iiotsi hurnal.

NV York, Apr In 9 i'Ta that
Today demolished lhs interior q the
Hotel Riccltlonna. the most prelantol5
s,ructnra al CqneY island proper,
Battalion Chief Rogers and Lieutenant
Jones were oYelcome By smoke and
ara now il lhr hospital il . seriolis
condition. The hotel occupies an en-
tire block on Ocean Parkway AMI IS
lhe zeason has not opened thsTs ~efe
only hall 1ozsn inmates, ali q 0hoa.
ssraneI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
JUSTICE. upEDRMtS FsETTED
SENATOR

Supreme Court Ji;i,y; Jature Aloj-
sius O'Gorman. democrat. 81 Ne"
York CITY. was elected United 5taiea
senator !,sl n,zhi IS tie Legislature AT
Altar alter The most pTotTactsd
struggle ovsI til: position sye' held III
tie Empi!e .2tats. Oh tt,n Iiiit Fja'!.t
the si=ly-foniih. lie received Ii: yols=
II 90 cast for Chauucey II Ii&psw.
wltosa term expired March 4
Tic result Vas III I6iibt almost 10
the n;riite Of recording The votes,
owing to thr uncertainty az H. ho"
manv Ut the democratic insurgents.
who fnr oyer tWn months had prevent
ed All election because al Their 0puosi.
don 10 William T. Shcrhan, would en-
Ter the second ranrlls which had hepn
adjourned from day to day since Mon
lay.
At The close 81 day II almost con
linuon4 Negotiations the insurgents
capiIiilatcd un,ler HE rInmise that
they would not he persri iiicd or pun
Isle AMI ltia,i,r 6i:ormIn was
elected, A few MINUTES Lrtorr tbs
ballet vas east iu-ticr Q Gosman' :
resisiiati,u from liz. hr.n,t, W&7 filed
1T the office IT secretary OF state, - 4
constitution provision would haze pro-
hibited his election while h"tiIing HE
office Of justice of tile supreme Count.
Wild applause marked he end OF the
long contest, and the legislature.
driven from The state capitol by We'd.
nasday : fire. quickly adopted Il yr-"-
lnlinn odinurIiinu nnIil Anil L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
Assassin Executed.

Constantinople. April Ia file o
his comrades snmmafily executed -
day tho soldier who on Tuesday a7saaSi.
mated Col. Won SchIirhtins, The Ger.
man instructor to he Turkish army
The battalion to which lila assassin BE
lonsed was drawn mp with coior= and
band in hollow square - watch ihe
execution. The penalty Wa7 intiicted
openly 10 prevent further ahii-icfr's
! =. ns1rl1inn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
MURDER MySTEE, SOLVED.

a murder mystery over WHICH all
Japan has hren arouscd-thr shipping
Of the body OF Woman in :: wicker
basket Ia the Zrnoji Temple was
solved before the Steamship Ava Maru
!eft Yokohama. The liner has just ar
rived 1t ,3eaiile
The police icinI that he woman
nd bssn murdered by thr vat2hinl iii
oi |. Ri;iihist temple at Iasakusa. ii
Osaka. The wairhman, Rinzaencn,
confessed that ha had Killed hi vile
after a quarrel. having Shanghai her
and cramped her body ri" = wicker
trunk after bIacktnihe the tacs IL pre-
vent recognition. A hi+ wife, who
had been a devoted Buddhist. had eI-
pressed i wish to he buried al Zenaji
Temple, he had seni the body th,lh5T
altar carrying It t. Tokio BIZ train
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
[CoMMuEic.TEI
uiNIInfiIS siiiEiIAik,

Iu=l a word. Air Editor On Fit
street. eastern side, near The corner d
Cameron. surrounding the Old Chatham
stables. the worst conditions IS u side
walks prevail that It has ey5i i>5-h rui
chance 10 SEE; mud Iddilrs, pitfalls,
broken bats and Io0:= cobhlestons=.
making travel ON his square danger
Oils 1t al LINES. A night - 10 ago
III old lady happened his Wy lEi Tell
in one ot these muddy holes An ein
pioyaa Of the stables sclad tbs good
Samaritan and assisted hsI - her fact
only 10 receive cori1iis shower 81 vi!-
llfiration and abnsr from the one he
aitnad 10 help the old lady naturally
thinking Ii vas the owner 81 the prop
eIty! Like tie terrible ata strophG II
New Io1E, il viii liz 100 i1ss IL .sG7adT
tbs e1;i aiis7 someone RS bcsa INJURED
io: life II d. accident rarrs-.: rs-c.
a. :. : IA: &; e: :;;-e. ,ta1 ! I'll
Re ascs::ai-sd i :k@.-e e &c b.i1 /
Glade. so2e a.:":s.ihc-:::s: = compel
raoFi5 . c-c"::i isce2s s:.i:~siSs
IL: ir:-k. : . z...i csIc:.ts:-:.::::ss;: 81:
scs C:;:;c l,op7o-eDs"t League II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
Death &c o. ST-c-Se-

7r::;@iaipt:a. Ar7., Re o. /
-'a=so- St..cc--sc-. .scs2. q ,ce f.c:es'
t..t Episcopal SEazoE Ct the Atc.s'
..a"t. died he1s todsT ate: . aEo:. ii
1ess lie Ts5 % Tea,s 6. ags
III. Stranger had been rector 0i ths
Church CT the Atonsnelt foI sixty
years, aud Tas q nsti7e Ct " astnoTa-
iaHd county, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
Costly Picture.

London, April L From statements
made by Lord I.ansdoHne, the owner,
today, it il practically certain that
Benjamin Altman, the New York
merchant. is the purchaser for $500.
900 Of Rembrandt's The Al,ll :
Enelishmen are trying 10 conceal then
chasrin at the loss Of the pirliiTr, BIZ
charging that The purchaser paid many
times What Il IL worth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

- re rr:-2rcse :: rr::t':-E
sr-cess a::c.S r.. .s &-;ica.:c ."15: L:~:-c
:. s:cs::.e, sta :ta:s Co-2c-.,:cc- Lex
,.: :ssssc. --szsa-ia: I'D: T1ci:s in2 ia:
;iat = petition CT tbs 'cad io: 7s:;s:oa
CT i. class rates his tsea f.ll51 VIII tts
Interstate Con7as7ce L,c.Ti;l''s.Sii
The LsaIi6g tie e7idaace Is SCI io.
Apsii ii, aGd argument viii &c Eaa i
= ssrinstcc c. Ap.:l Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
TON :ahnson'5 Conditions.

Cleveland, O, April | To-day being
the tenth anniversary Of The day 81
Ewh;cl Iom /. Johnson Was hra
elected mayer ii Cleveland. he ar
nonuead that il lie survives his present
illness he viii ssain riii. ;ot :nayor
1ohna1n : recent gain 10 strength. an
tinusd today. bit tiir physicians ar5
holdinE oiit nu ultimate hope 81 'e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

Failing to drive the o1topus u greed
ani graft ron, the iittis town 81 Ws5t
Hammond, oea7 Chicago. Miss fT-
s;o;a E.ooks: Nesf namIc1l's F1lit-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
AFTER ali, that is only a mimic dis

AFTER ali, that is only mimic dis
pIav Of var in San Antonio for The
amusement OF the American people
and the enliyening oil the soldiers, sti'
much a. in real war, there will tie
s,re,ty bill TO foot when the campalEr
IS over, and Congress when it meets on
Tuesday next should hing it 10 an END
nnna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

NAMES change Of front on the IN
come tax amendment increases the
number Of ratifying states to twenty
eight and reduces the number OF those
which have declined 10 rattfy 70 eleven.
only seven more affirmative votes ale
NOW needed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

The police Of Cambridge, Mass, yes
te7day rescued negro who was being
chased BY crowd Of Harvard students
.,ft.r he had shot 4 fellow waiter at
Memorial Hall. As the intehl con
.,titutes the crime, ii wilt he observed
chat lynching is not confined I" the
Sn,,,h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

;. COMMISSION merchant, nf fhlla-
,ieiphia, accused Of selling eggs uhhl
ior iood, yesterday began serving 4
.hrse month ; term in jail. Sellers u
Tad eggs in this section should take