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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
japanese War Ship,

Washington, March 1s.-Hints that
Japan is the ultimate purchaser Of the
war vessels recently ordered by several
South American republics il their Owl
names, today rs-aTaEensd al iuteles.
il the reply which the State AMI Navy
Departments ars expected to make
shortly after the conreniag Of the extra
session to the resolutions introduced by
Senator LsFollette's (tpn. Wis de
rnandins information GA the subject.
That the United States has
traded her naval secrets for a
fen contracts fol- American ar
NOR plate firms, was the belief
expressed mere il certain circles When
Argentina placed her order 10. two
d1eadnoughts, it mas with the Under
standing that several OF re, ns77al Of
fcs.s might &c permitted 10 .sceiTa
instruction" ol American ~. Tesssjs.
Tee: t.=:e fill sccess e Eli parts Ct
shese 2e,.cf-Ta., ia rare acquired
FIJI t-c~iedse Ct re "c:k:os e tee
2ar--.
se-s.c- La Fclie::s ezcecss . E-.sr
rs :2c.Ic:::!: f-:-ttne-, according % STATE.
ce2ts .o,lsv. as -:ii P:o.es: against
aaE i.::tcs. delay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
FROM WASHINGTON

Unless relief is furnished sill the
plants OF the American Smelling occur
,ties Company OF Mexico will soon
close down, according to dispatches re-
ceiYed at the State Department today
fsorn the consular agents at IorTean,
Mexico. This viii throw $500 persons
cut OF employment, states the report,
ana ~ill stop pay roll OF $4,000 a
.oo1tn at vais7ds1a aad Ass7co alone
a.d sc. 600 people vii &c L dire aeed.
The t,cabie IS attributed entirely %
rce activities Of the :osu--ectcs z CT
sing IF the soal supply e. t-!2s p
she railroads aad otherwise Interfering
nth business. Ics Plants concerned
a-s the pscport::: q tie Gnsseahe!n
S1.aiog Svadicsts.
The Arrival Of the I. 5. guaroai
-Iorkto7n at San Pas OF tie rest ccasi
OF Mexico vas reported at the Nav;
Department today. The Yorktown re-
manned st that port but lev nous:
aud is nov proceeding to Panama
Rear Admiral Caterbaus, commandan'
Of the Mare Island nary yard 81 Sa-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
VIRGINIA NEW :.

Or. Robert Il, Hart, formerly OF
Fredericksburg, died Thursday al his
home in FL Paso, Texas.
Rev. A, D. P. Gilmonr, Of Union
Theological Seminary, Richmond, has
been extended q call to Purity" Pres
byterian Church. OF Chester, S. c.,
and it is understood that he will &C
cept the call
Stricken with acute indigestion while
apparently enjoying robust health,
Mrs. Eta Maleister died suddenly yes
terday at her home near Winchester,
aged 38 years. She 9as the widow Of
Clarence Maleister, who died two years
ago.
Judge John N White, Of the Cir
cult Court. OF Alhemarle county, yes
teTday appointed Richard Thomas
Walker Duke, IT,, commemorative at
tornay for the county. 10 fill out the
term Of the la!e Captain Micaiah
Woods. which expires on December 81.
1911.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
The StTits Of Transfers.

New Iork, March ls.- With the
arrival here tonight Of President Samuel
Gonperz, OF the American Federation
Of Labor, aud President Iobin Of the
Intcruatianai Transfers Union, the
question OF whether there is L. bs 8
general strike Of everything on
wheels" involving 10000 men in New
York, is expected to be quickly settled.
General Organizer Ashton of the
transfers union, and other labor lead
ers declared themselves today as dead
against the strike. but expressed the
fear thai hot heads would control the
situation. In this event there will be
nothing left but 10 make the strike as
widespread and paraly@ing as possible.
AS proof that the strike Of express
wagon drivers has not had the syrnpa-
Thy Of many who are engaging in 1t,
the employees Of the United States tS-
press Company voted last night TO re-
turn at i o'clocl: this morning, but
were finally induced ~ disregard this
action through pressure from union
leaders.
A general strike nill involve Greater
New York, jersey City, Newark,
Yonkels, New Rochelle aud other neigh
boring towns and will call ont between
GO 900 and 5000 men. Coal team
sters, ta1icab chaufteurs and longshore-
men have already indicated their will
ineress to joiu the strike the moment
il l. called
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
DIA1,s HOUSE sTORMED.

Authentic report of ss<ions de
monstration against the person OF
President Diaz, OF Mexico, which took
the form OF the stoning OF bis official
palace in Mexico CITY by mob OF in
surrecto sympathizers became public in
San Antonio, Texas, yesterday alter
noon.
The stoning OF Dirz's palace came 80
suddenly that the police, utterly un-
prepared for the demonstration. were
unable to di5per5s the mob before
much glass had been shattered and the
guests OF the president who were iii the
palace at the time. had been badly
frightened. 1t il said that there were
not many whole windows left Oh that
side OF the palace exposed to the stona-
thro1ers.
As the details were lecited rastsT.
day afternoon, the demonstration &c
Cured about 8 O'Clock at night, when
the streets centerine about the official
residence vera filled With people.
NilCiC Wal ~ eA'S
crowd, and Out OF cafes and ADJACENT
places there poured, as il by precon.
certed signal. several hundred men and
young boys. With shouts Of Viva
Madero" they let hy first one shower
OF rocks and then q second.
The ahois thing Was over in five
minutes. As it Was learned later,
Diaz himself cooliy commanded one 81
his aaide5 to rim out aud see Why the
police did not act. The police did act,
but not before the crowd had begun tc
scatter. There we're several arrests.
Diaz left the capital Tuesday 1T tl&
station he vas surrounded by guard
He walked Up and down, by tie side
ofthe train which 1as about TO depart
alone, and, according to this informant
the president locked unchanged,
though his step Was not sturdy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

TEE Indiana legislature at Its last
session passed cold storage Law re-
curing the tagging or stamping OF fooc
nrodrusa sold after storage, the limit OF
refrigeration being fixed al ntns
months, which seems to many to be
long time TO keep food. An important
Thing is TO familiarize the customer
with the average effects, good or other
wise, OF cold storage. and give htm q
chance to decide ior himself whether
ne will eat the freshest or the longest
seasoned products.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Landlord shoots Msfe.

Mt. Carmel, Pa, March 18.-Be'
cause OF alleged unfaIthfulness upon
the part OF his wife, William Green, a
well-known hotel man Of kulpmont,
a mining town two miles from here,
fred three shots from = revolver in his
wife's body, iniuring her SO that she is
expected momentarily to die Green
thought his wife had been intimate
with patrons at the hotel, and yesterday
threatened 10 shoot her il such actions
did notcease. Yesterday afternoonGreen
is said to have walked into a side room
where Mrs. Green and several men were
drinking together, and, pulling q revol.
yer, deliberately shot her, three bullets
taking effect and one bullet striking 9
bystander and making flesh would
Green was arrested a few minutes later
by knlmont constable, who brought
him to Mount Carmel and placed hiu
i'll prison here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
WANTS 10 REFUSE PLACE,

Ire Riob10ad Ne"s-IeadsT 5astaT-
is- Esade The saao:acsSieut tbat D..
Jsaes Csaaoa. READ Ct TIE p-oh:n:s:oa
iezs--s CT tee s.ass, has made a. cHGo:t
70 ce 7a2ed e. tce soTe-,o- as senator
. succeed TIE iats Sscato- Daa!el =
o-dc- that he LAY :::----- dcwc TIE a.
po:ot-eos. Ics Ne~s Iesde- a@:s:
II was deic:.ei: sscs-ee:oel sta:t.
Go-c,no- Mann has tse2 approached
o. ce.ta:.. clc5e a1a intimate friends 9;
Rev. james Caanon j. vitn a proposal
that Go7e1aoI Nam appoint tbs leader
Of Ire Ant Saloon League il Virginia
to the vacancy caused il the United
States Senate By the death OF Major
John =. Daniel, CT Lynchbu-s.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Finds EaGy az a Wife,

Wilmington, Del, March ls--Atter
search lasting more than 20 years,
the mystery OF the disappearance Of a
baby from Methodist hospital in
Buffalo vas solved here yesterday.
when Miss Laura Tracey. an aunt. To-
Gated Mrs. Miles Bortner. Mrs Bort
ner's parents died when she was baby
and she was placed il the hospital.
where Mis- Charles Briggs, of Glen
wood, \. (. toot fancy 70 her aud
finally adopted the child as hs1 Own.
She raised the gil, sad abcat aevsn
years ago tbs Briggs family came to
this city.
Airs. josiah Latchworth, Oh Buffalo,
had been = friend OF Mrs, Bortner s
mother and always kept trace OF the
child. 1t was through her Miss Tracey
located Mrs. Bortner in this city. She
produced the family Bible and the GER
tifcate OF baptism to prove her identity
and also showed Mrs. Bortner picture
OF her mother, which was the first time
she had ever seen her parents picture
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Mysterious Shooting.

Chicago. March l3.-Whh two
bullets ia his abdomen. Charles Schenk
superintendent Of the Park Ridge
branch oi the North estern Gas Light
and Coke Company. Was found dead il
lis home today,
husband met dss1h, Mrs 5chsnk, aged
23, declared, according to Coroner
Holman, thought lie aas accidentally
shot when she hsdned Tin, his own re-
volver. thinking there were hilrglars1in
the House. Mrs. 52enk collapsed com
pletciv airrr making This statement,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
TO Prepare Ior Actual war.

San Antonio, Tex. March l5.-Al-
most immediate armed Intervention in
Mexico, under the guise OF ending the
revolution, restoring peace, and pro
tecting foreign interests, bit With the
possible real motive tie prevention Of
Japanese-Me1ican coalition was be
l;eTed inevitable by the highest officers
Ct the first mauau7er" division today.
Orders we're issued today to brigade
and 1egimental commanders to prepare
tfe divisions for instant field service in
der actual war conditions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

TIE celebration of St. Patrick q Day
Nv Alexandria Division, No. l. An'
Gent Order OF Hibernians, last nish'
at the Young Mems Sodali1y Lyceun
was a notable event in the career o
that orga nizatiou There vas largs
turnout not only Of members OF luz
order, but by representative citizen:
generally who filled the hall TO II;
limit and greatly enjoyed the eS
ercises. The address OF Rev. a T
Doyle was very interesting and the
speaker mas listened to with close At
,sn,ion. MIR. NJ. ]. McFarland's aa,
dress GA Our Order WAS also we'll
delivered and Justly appreciated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH i

SWITZERLAND ahsinthe prohibition
Law is proving a liaz!e. Liquor dealers
declare more OF the drink Is being con-
sumed in the country now than before
its manufacture and sale was prohibit
cd It's sale is attended with some risk,
:, Is true, but the demand is 80 enor-
NOUS that it SIMPLY has to be met.
Prohibition apparently simply called
the Swiss people'e attention to the TACT
that they liked absinthe. There are
various Ways OF getting it but the
comrnonest one is for the Would-oe
purchaser TO tell the waiter IN Ms
fsvorite cafe: Il want telephone. A
minute afterward he goes into the
booth and the absinthe is waiting fol
him on the telephone board. There
isn't much concealment about 1t. bu'
II the new law hasn't done a1y gooo
% far ~ the consumption OF absinthe
is concerned it has put stop 10 It's
manufacture in Switzerland. 1t put
big national industry in the Canton O
Seufchatel entirely out OF business be-
cause, in the face of the law, the DRINK
il easier to import than it is to manu-
tacture secretly. The government
considering the allowance OF between
s9oO 600 and $500, 900 to the ruinet
manufacturers. The manufactures
ara irving to get about four times .
much
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
viii be Taken to washington Tor Trial,

New York, March l2.-Acting on
an indictment charging white slave
operations, United States Commits
sioner Shields today ordered John
Considine, Of Baltimore, taken &c
Washington for trial. Considine, 6hc
has a wife in Baltimore, was ar.
rested here March c, in company With
Blanche Barr, aged Il, of Washing,
ton, whom it was alleged he had III
duced to elope With him. The grand
Jury tailed to indict him for abduc.
ton, nhereupon he Has freed, only
to be arrested by the federal autho.i-
f;e=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Iii1is1 IN tie First ilssrss.

Wilmington, n. c., March IL
Guilty Ct murder IN the first degree as
to West aud in the second degree az tc
stetsou Vas the verdict returned
against the t1o negro despe rates vino
murdered deputy Sheriff George
Muu1ford some weeks ago. Other
members OF the gang are being tired.
There was 10 demonstration following
tie Te7dict.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
spain ana the vatican,

Madrid, March, ls,-Hope OF COM
promise in the dispute between the
Spanish government and the Vatican
vas dispeiled today by King Altonso's
receipt CT the positive refusal OF the
foug 10 1aae~ friendly relations uoles:
ill measures affecting tie Catcci;c
Cr-.cr = SPAN s.s Est suc2:tted e
tbe Ta.:caa fc- apP:oTsi.
IRE -erl:- ---as submitted . 2:sa.e:
Cacsie:as. FRO v-sed TIA. g Eig:d a.t.-
clerical ca3pa;sc = dess2cs q tte
Pope &c resuo a c2ce. Aliccso,
hoTe=e-, IS .elccsaot . staadca It's
sffc-ts oia compromise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
NEWS OF THE DAY.

John McGregor. one Of tho best
known builders and contractors Of this
city, dropped dead front heart disease at
his residence, 2l2 Maryland avenue,
last night.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation Of Labor, has
been summoned from Washington to
New York to take charge OF the
threatened general strike OF tcamsters
in the metropolitan district, which may
involve 90, 900 men.
A Jury in the Supreme Court yester-
day at Minola, Long Island. returned =
verdict for $40. 900 in favor Of Michael
Carmody, youth, who sued the New
York Central Railroad for the loss OF
both OF his feet, Gilt of BY one OF the
company freight trains.
The so-called statewide prohibition
bill was signed by Governor Colquitt, OF
Texas, yesterday. 1t provides for the
submission OF constitutional amend
ment for statewide prohibition at an
election on July %. The governor also
signed the bill transferring to the United
States the Jan Jacinto military r"serva-
ton on Galveston island.
General Carter, at San Antonio,
Texas, issued the FIRST general order to
the troops modified along the MeNi-
can border, which shows that their as
sembling is for maneu4er purposes and
that the camp is one for instruction,
The officers of the various state militia5
will report to the instruction camps on
the Mexican border on April and
none Of them will reRain longer than
two weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
DISPATCHES from Fl Paso, Tex, d.

DISPATCHES from Fl Paso, Tex de-
scribe o.sG Creighton, an American
soldier OF fortune, fighting With the
Mexican Insurgents, as "a Harvard
.raduata. AS might have been ex
oscted, his name appears il no known
Harvard catalogue, but that viii no
deter the war correspondents" alons
the border. Harvard graduate IS
picturesque touch, and adds attractive
ness to the narrative. How many CO."
Dunchers or western Adventures coming
20 s1ief or achieving notoriety are al
-s,tised every year il the press dis
patches as Harvard men" o. son'
othor college men!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Rev. James Cannon and the Senatorship
GSnrcial DISPATCH To the GaZette.l


Richmond. Va. March lS.-GoYer-
nor Mann this afternoon admitted that
he haa been appr' sched by friends Of
Rev. James Cannon, IT,, in the interest
Of the !atter's ppointIEent to the United
States Senate to succeed the late Major
John ". Daniel. Friends Of the anti.
saloon league superintendent declared
to the governor that Or. Cannon really
wanted the refusal Of the Office. He
wanted 10 he in 2 position Of having re-
fused it. Governor Mann also Of the
impression that DR.. Cannon did not
know OF the visit OF his friends 10 the
governor on this subject. He says any
Thing further must come from DR.
| Cannon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
wanted to xiii the President.

New York. March 10 An Italian
Vincent Nespole. who killed fellow
countryman here 4 few days ago, was
arrested early today as he vas On his
way to Washington to Kill Presiden,
TAFT. He blanes the government for
the loss OF five children following the
death OF his eiis last june The arrest
Of Nespole occurred Oh tie spot where
his crime was committed, to which
pIodding conscience had driven him 10
Ietulr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Want Grammatical Reports.

New York, March 1S-Iu al effort
to have its employees make out reports
that are dramatically correct, the
Iutsr- Borough Railway Company pub-
lished the following report by one OF
its t1a;nulen ia the monthly paper
that IS distributed the emIioYes:
The newspaper carriers threw a
small roll of papers OH at the 18th
street station and struck woman who
was standing on the platform ron her
had :;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
-Four Person: HIM &c i)sall.

Boston, March IL -Four pei SONS
ai5 Known 10 have bseu burned to
deaiL III i fire that DESTROYED south
eui tenement early today. Several
others were reported missing. A score
Of persons had narrow escapes.
The dead included two negro women
the 12-yearold daughter OF one and
the infant Of another. All Of the ether
missing turned up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
COURT oP APPEALS.

Following Is summary Of The Pro.
ceediEgs Friday III ,he Cont 81 Ap.
peals.
No. 96-City Of Portsmouth 1s Lee
Argued and submitted.
No. S1-Gordoa ". Joynar. Argued
aud submitted.
No. l00-Taughan ~ rlea7onton ei
al. Argued by Roosevelt Page ior The
plaintiff and By II NJ. Smith for the
defendant, and continued Until 10,
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Teacher Suicide in School.

York, Pa, March 1s-Dismissins
his pupils Tor the day at the noon
recess Benjamin Kaufman, teacher
OF the Zion public school, this county,
seated himself at his desk yesterday
and cut his throat from ear 10 ear.
He was dead when few lettering
youngsters entered the room kaufI-
man vas only p years old, and
graduated reeently al Lebanon Valley
College. He Is believed to haze been
temporarily Insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Electric Light is the
Pure All Light.

This is one OF the reasons why 80 per
cent OF the business houses in cities are
today lighted by electricity.
II means lot TO the merchant to have
fresh air always in his store. His clerks
work better aud his customers are better
pleased with the establishment.
More important stiIi-Electrie Light
is the SAFEST form Of lighting In exist.
euce. Ask auy insurance! man 10
confirm this statement.
Sanitation and safety are two OF the
strong arguments for electric illumlna-
ton everywhere.
You may think that electric lighting
is costly. ItiSn'l Let our representa-
tiSas convince you that We are tight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
viii Set Time For MRS. schenE's Trial

w Ill SET 1iIC FOR WIS SENchk>S AAiai
Whaeline, ". Va. March l8.-Alrs
Laura FarnsHorth Schenk. will APPEAR
in the criminal coiirt today for the
readingot the docket. when her case
will be called to set 4 time for the sec
ond trial on a charge OF poisoning her
millionaire husband. John o, !Schenk
last November.
She will be ready TO renew her bond
for her appearance, bit it Is thought
the case will not be called for trial again
Until after the divorce suit brought By
her husband is heard.
Mrs. Schenk S attorney will again ask
the court TO see that their client ls
given hai personal property and furili-
tire nov il the ulillionaiie's home for
her present residence.
There vas an agreement made after
the first trial bit ali Mrs. Schenk re-
ceived Has a rocking chair, She Oh
iects to sleeping IL this chair and has
been compelled to make her houis At
the residence OF Mrs Lash Gu tks Is
land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Fertilizer Plant WRECKED

Rals::-o.e. Mach ls.-E.:!i:7g enc
-a2 a2a ::1;;:.:-.;cS ssTe-ai oshe.s, e.
enpioe;ca ---ecked tie fertilizer Plat Of
the ,. ,. &s-::2 Cc7cacT, a. ice
Cnio- acsteoi-, es-i- today. TIE cs:-:se
Ct the explosion g q C!s.s:TT e toe
-aclCs-sut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
- - -
DIED.

WILLlA-iS.-Gn -iaLen ls 1911, a!
735 o. III. MAGGIE DEANt, beloved
daughter 81 the late EoreTt w iliian:.
Funeral from her late residence ITO
Prince street, Sunday, March i9, at p.
n. Friends aad acc uaiatoacss cordially
t--its3 20 attelI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

The 1.,o5t colcioa Gauss CT iasc 1ln;a
is disorders CT the stomach. Chamber
iain g Stomach and Liver Tablets cor.
rect these disorders aud enable you 70
sleep. For sale By u. +. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

DURING the year. ending December
a, 1910, the United States Steel Cor
noratiou earned l423 pei cent on us
common stock, As shown by the annual
report. issued yesterday. But should
anyone suggest a reduction IN steer
sa,iffs the trust would Immediately cry
out Tor protection for the WorkinEHeh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

TIE sane Fourth is said 10 have
yuiaed company that makes hse-
works, but insane Fourths have ruined
hundreds Of men and boys aud seri-
uusly damaged thousands OF them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
China Complies With Rassis's Demands

ST. Petersburg, March ia as
patch toiaT tozl Fe.kin says sEs
Chinese foreign board las handed
Minister G,o-csto-att= Ch!ca's -ePi= C
Russia recent aote, grazing al .:
Russ:s;s 6eEaads. Tbs iii gre
Russia practical t-aae 1c2ccci:
1b-ou-nout Mongolia and Sinking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

WEEs the first woman elected 10 the
Norwegian Strothing rose TO make her
maiden speech all the male members
stood 10. They will get over that soon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

When you have rheumatism in your
foot or instep apply ChamberIain's
Linment and you will get quick relief
1t costs but aqu1rter Why suffer?
For sale by W. +. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

Oae nisn IS dead, elsTea persons are
il hospitals. tTo Of whom viii die SIS
the result Of fire Which destroyed the
Minnesota Billiard Company build
Ing st Milwaukee, Wis, today. The
loss Tas 500, 600,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

One man, I. Cornelius Moran, aged
40, gard labo1eI ani six hundred
head Of cattle we're burned in fire at
the Union Stock Yards, Chicago, to-
lnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18

Alleging conspiracy 10 injure
his name and reputation as cotton
expert. Daniel ] SuIly, the cotton
king" this afternoon fled suit for
81. 5000, 900 damages against John
Hays Hammond, mi!iionsiras mining
expert: Harris Hammond, his son.
End FIVE other prominent cotton opera-
tors IN the United States and England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-18
Deaths ran tie Siseus,

Calcutta, March ls.-A death tell
OF 3s,49s vas exacted bv the plague "a
India ia February. according 10 oMciai
figures announced today.