Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-12
NEWS OF TIE UA !.

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| Eiv:.r Guu.G i, III 4 normal STATE o'
health, rs was evidence by hcr pres
encc IT court NeIGcSd ~. SIR, IS a"it'
10 follow the ordinary social rounds,
but doctors have recommended an
operation for the removal OF her Ep-
pendix. TIE operation will be Per
formed this morning.
Seven Successive ballots, re- ul'!nl
| in a deadlock over the election OF
president pro tcmrofe Of the senate.
demonstrated The fac Yesterday that
unless The insurgents ,u:c With their
parry the republican rrganiGa!;on IL
he ), mats cnuGrt make effective .
suglc decree Q. ii, party :turu', r.
Dcatedly the Insurgents proved they
nod the balance uf power THESE
ballots primary yoiccl the opposition
OF the progr-ssi,es 10 tic elevation
Of Senator Galinecr, Of New Ii I'm
pshire, 20 the Oil vacated by Senator
Frye.
During thunder storms that occurred
throughout Germany "Wednesday light
ring killed eight persons and near
Hamburg rekindled natural gas well
which had been reccnlly capped %iit
tue greatest difficulty.
AS result If tie most extr1orG'.
narv summer snow and rain storm 10
the history OF Manitoba, Winnipeg i
completely tied up, the street railway
rompany is out # business and AL
electric power is cut Off. Tic trans
hitting power from The company 5
hydroelec,ric plant at Lac du Bonnet
was struck by lightning at 4 O'clock
Yesterday morning i'll the midst OF
tremendous electric Storm means
MANY millions to the entire west IN
improved crop conditions. A huge
volume OF water fell during the night,
After giving various Methodist in
sttutions and organizations S29.OoO,
the will OF Francis Magtc, a carpet
manufacturer, Of Philadeli hIa which
was probatcd yesterday remembers
many old employees who tie tes!alor
sail, Helped hum to make ms
fortune" % employees are gwen
amounts ranging from 500 to SOU
land in addition, The trStatpr directed
that the executors Of the Will hnd the
10 oldest employees in the brussels de-
pattmeut aud pay ed Ia OF them
500"
! Following a shotgun duel in Faya'tl
county, ". Va Washington Pcnniug'
ton aud John Warner miners employee
by the Brown Coal Company. are dead.
They guarteled over pair OF shoes,
secured guuS and both mel at The
same time. Warner Tell dead, While
Pennington lived but few hours.
The first senlsnce ct a woman 10 tx
hanged in the District Of Columbia, icr
almost half a century was imp Sal y,s'
,erdav in the case OF Matte Z. LomaX, a
negrasS, who was convicted Of killing
her husband, Cecil Tomas, here Oh
December IS last.
Following tie Throne: clearly de-
fined policy to push the railway n"l!d-
ing. tue Chinese ncgctatrrs Of the
S3u, OOO. 900 Hukwans loan, II Is unhcr
stood, contemplate an increase 10 the
amount of that loan from $50 OOo, COZ
10 $50. 600, OO0. This will include pro-
visions for The entire Haukow-CantoH
line.
All non-safeiy matches are con-
demned in a resolution adopted yes,
terday by the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters. The board also adopted
resolution urging The enactment oil
laws to punish those who throw away
glowing cigars or cigarettes near com
bu.iibIc material. Fire losses IN this
country last year exceed those Tor l9l9
BIZ SIS ,O00, 900 according to the report OF
a committee.
Dir. William Richard Cunningham
Latson, young physicians and editor
of Physical Culture, was found dead
in his apartments iii the Five, one Of
the biggest Riverside drive lodgings,
near New York late last night, shot
through the heart The stony OF Ed
ward Kasador, a hall boy aud sou OF
the janitor, who declared that he bad
seen handsome Young woman,
known to him as Miss Gordon, pro
fe<sonal nurse, burst eXc:tedly from
DR.. Latson's apartments on the ground
floor hatItss, gave an element of my
;tery ID the death.
Shown photograph yesterday
Afternoon Of cXcursion!s:s wbo visited
san Gabriel Mission hear Los An
gelcs, Cal, December y last, orue
f. Mechanical promptly pointed to
the picture OF himself, substautlat!ng
his confession that lie was in Los
Angeles at that time, and that he went
10 that city 70 dynamite the LlIeTellYn
Iron Works.
Members OF the First Pre,byteriaa
Church Of Mckeesport, Pa, will meet
on May 81 to consider the alleged iu-
discretion of their pastor Walter f.
Price. IN whose pockets several love
letters were fourd. The names OF
eleven women workers OF the church
have been connected with that Of Mr.
Price, who has disappeared. Wiggus
clerk of the session, is said to be in
possession Of the love letter written to
Prize b. his various admirers.
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