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NAVAL OFFICER RESIGNS

Washington, Sept 1S--The resig- nation from the navy of Lieut.. Roy c. Smith was today accepted by the acting secretary of the navy, Ad- miral Reginald Nicholson. Lieuten- ant Smith was attached to the gum boat Viba Lobos and his brother officers persuaded him to resign rata- CT than cause naval scandal that might result in his trial by court martial, it is said. The department deferred the effective day ot the resignation to permit Lieutenant smith to reach his home at govern ment expense.
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PING sAuRE ELECTED

Merida. Yucatan, Mex September tS-According to the latest figures on the gubernatorial election in Yu- eatan. Jose Pino Siiarez won over his opponent. Dello Moreno Canton, by a majority of more than four thousand votes. Canton ran far ahead of the vice presidential candidate in thig city but the smaller towns and in the rural districts inc w&s snowea under.
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~--a MADERo IN cAMPEcHE,

Carmen. Campeche, Mex, Septem Der 1S-Madero and party arrived here from Campeche today on the gunboat Vera Cruz, which has been put at his service by the federal gov He will leave tomorrow for San Juan Bautista, Tabasco,
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WILEY IS APPOINTED
Lieut.. ef Police Win Have Charge
 of State Fair Grounds.

lieutenant Bill Wiley of the po- llce department was last night sc Iected by the directors of the Ark ansas state fair association to have full and complete charge of the DO fleeing of that place during the com ing state fair. The officer will work under special authority, this being outside the regular police iurisdic- tlon, and win have a corps of aides to assist in properly taking care of tho situation during the big fall fes- tival.
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PETITION TO POSTPONE.

Mexico City. September 1S-The petition for postponement of the pres idential election, prepared by the Reyistas in convention last week. was formally presented to the Cham Der of Deputies today. The petition will come before the congress for de- bate after having become discussed in the senate.
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thus adding another political touch to his visit
 They have charged me with using patronage to accomplish something" he said. "If have I'm not conscious of 1t. But l challenge the men who make the charge to come forward and join with mo in explanation which wiH enable me 10 put every local officer, be he postmaster, internal revenue collector customs collector or any body else filling of- fice in the United States, In any states of the union, under cassifiol cigi. service. But they wont do it -at least they wont do it now.
 "If I had the making of the laws
 of this country the first thing would do would be to include in the civil service. But they won't do it collector and everybody connected with the internal revenue system in local collections, and put the whole service on an effective non-parusan basis. l know it would be source of economy.
 I know it would give tho presi- dent great deal more time 10 de- vote to other duties; l know 1t would save good many congressman their seats and know 1t would tend to the elevation of the public"
 Speaks at Saginaw.
 Saginaw, Mich, September 1S- President Taft dropped off at sag inaw tonight ,en route to Bay City and the northern part of the state long enough to ask the people of this city to help him influence tIhe United States senate to act favor ably on the arbitration treaties. The president stayed in Saginaw only half hour. He motored from nj strain to the auditorium through streets packed with people. His re ception was an enthusiastic as he could (have wished for.
 The auditorium, where the presi- dent spoke. is built to seat 5000 pec- pie and every seat was filled, and 8 thousand persons stood in the aisles The president spoke for ten minutes and repeated much of the address he delivered at Erie, Pa, Saturday night.
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put many beautifully decorated yc

complete outline of the propos ed pageant will at ance be made and the necessary advertising matter for this great day gotten out.
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Washington, ?. C., Sept. ie.-- Forecast for ArkaIaas: Faa sunday end Monday.
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The New. While It Is Newa
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The Daily Nugget. s2co ger month.
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oPossUm Vs. TEDDY BEAR.

The public at the present time Is wondering f II is q case Of straight out and out opossum and Teddy Bear. Or farce In which The Teddy Bear ,s playing the leading part of the
 plssum.
 on Tuesday last. the nrst minute gun of the great campaign. in which d political battle will be wsged 10 ter .ninate either in victory. or defeat on November next Tor the republican par " at the hands of the voter. was fred
 The report oi the minute gun Is now reverberating throughout the land and long before its echo returns to the capital people will make up their mlnds as 10 the probable candidate who vii! carry the banner snscribed G c. P" Tn the coming battle
 For sometime past there has been much talk of a dark horse in the form 5r Colonel Roosevelt. but aimee the meeting the Roosevelt end of the mat. Ter has been dropped and !t is now a case O, Taft. first. last and all the time. clean through to the end of the fourth year commencing March {. 1913. The opossum. not the Teddy Bear. is on top and the bear will be given the chance 10 hibernate for another pe- riod Of four years
 Perhaps the dispatches sent us con- tain The straight unadultersted facts as 10 the present status of the poll tical situation but politics has q crooked rams horn beaten every way from Sunday in matters of being the shortest distance between two given points. so We are prepared 10 hear most anything regarding the political situation from time to time
 IT may be that the opossum Is on Top and nothing more will be heard rom the Teddy Bear. then again ii may develop into the fact that the Teddy Bear is playing opossum Tor the time being and will give no lntimation or life until LaFollette and Taft lock horns in the national convention thereby creating a deadlock. then he l may bob up serenely with his broad mile and say Gentlemen in accept l Ing the honor you have conferred upon me as your choice Of candidates tol iead the grand old party to victory. you have my sincere thanks. and I as- sure you at this time that will en- aeevor to see the cards are not stackso and every person gets what hs Is en- titled to--a square deal"
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TRUST BUSTING.

The present administration Is going after the trusts In a manner that should appeal to the average intelli- gent person. But there are certain people who can never be satisfied no matter what the government may or may not undertake These creatures are called anarchists. and are ever springIng CD In civilized communities. much the same as rank weeds within well cultivated gardens where the choicest productions If horticulture are In bloom
 All fair minded people are com msneing to realize the government is trying Co bring about an adjustment of affairs In the commercial world. and DO doubt success will crown their ef- forts The suits flied from time to time may appear to the untrained eye as productive of no good results. but underlying them all the foundation for the superstr1cture is being care fully laid. and results will follow as soon ss the sub-sills and girders have been placed in position to receiev the uprights.
 There is no gainsaying the fact head way is being made in the many suits | filed. and reports turned in by inves- tisating committees appointed by both 1 the senate and house of representa-. tIves. which in the end will surely re- dound to the benefit of the people. All such will prove 10 be the brakes to bring all such combinations of cap ital to s standstill. and laws will be passed for the proper regulations of Il those already In existence.
 So in reading that action Is insti- tuted against the United States Shoe Machinery Company. the Chicago Meat Packers. the Steel Trust and many other mergers that are now upon the carpet We may think time drags in obtaining results but Just as sure as day follows the night. the present ad- ministration is working wonders and we will in good time commence 10 ap- preciate what they have accomplished and perhaps never know what an Gn- dertakins they entered Into 10 master the situation and secure to the people and the nation what was their just due
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

The annual dinner given by the oridiron Club of Washington Is one of the events of the winter season. only a few of the many who would like to attend are invited. The ex- pense of this dinner runs into the thousands of dollars. and what takes place within the portals of that ban- quet hall Is not supposed to leak out Once during Roosevelrs regime news papers got an inkling of what took place. and 1t may be years and years before such happens again
 At this dinner the man who is prom inent in the lime light can expect to have all that is coming to him deliv- cred in a neat package. and he has to take his medicine. finding an antidote in the packages handed his friends oI political opponents. the only sake of' fered for the wounded feelings. in the rapid wit and satire constantly On tap wherein all are iampooned in . man. ner that is liable 10 bring out all theil weak points and short comings.
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LAWYERS WOULD GO UP IN THE
 AIR

Doctors. clergymen and Journalists lear ed professions have found plenty Of opport unities 10 affiliate themselves v ith the science of aviation. and the lawyer. watching from his office wants s part in the game. too. with his pro- fetfional cousins He would pass laws to control aviation and the courts in which those laws may be tested and their violators tried In all countri ,s t..ssed with aviation the lawyers have set their heads together and from their ex'erior position have tried to force s llace near the pylon.
 4 law journal. Case and Comment. devotes the greater part of its August Issue 10 a discussion Of the law of aeronautics. and the London Sphere las considered the question. Black stone and the common laws. codes and rrecedeRts culled from cases having la do with balloons are cited in show ins the possible legal status Of aero nautics.
 One author in tho American publi- cation quotes the Latin maxim. "CuJus est soium e1ust est usque ad caelum.' which Is expressed as he who owns :hs soii owns everything above and te,cw. from heaven to hell.- as . proo' able rule of law 10 apply 10 aviation. Its application would be in effect that a property holder owns the air from earth to the floor of heaven. and that any man crossing through air thus owned In an seroplsne or dirigible commits a trespass and Is liable for he overt act
 It Is to be expected that the law. years will 90 back to remote times to find a precedent for legislation of the air. Some decision in the time of King Edward the Confessor would. of course. bs more applicable than . rui- ins of the time of King Edward the Seventh.
 But the journalistic lawyers do n ,t recommend undue hAsts in controlling aerial locomotion by law. Many ,fl them are inclined to believe that great freedom should be permitted the fly. ing men to develop their own code. Because a telegraph wire may not be strung through 6 mans lair" without his permission any more than through his hair. 1t Is not considered wise that legislation should prohibit an aviator from flying over a mans property. 80 long as he does not cause any dam age to the property
 There is one advantage 70 the lay man which aviation tn tes relation to
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the law enjoys. That h. there Is real ly no case law. or precedent law. bar ring a few balloon cases. on the sub IeCt. The layman may now have the ineStImabie privilege of seeing courts decide cases on their own novel merits. without being influenced by the views of a gouty. bewigged lord chiet justice who lived in th4 c.sys of the restoration.
 If It is determined that It is .. tres pass for an aviator to cross mans property without his permission. tho law might read that damages may be recovered only when the property holder has hung signal lamps on the four corners of his "sir" at. say. ths 1000 foot level .
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Eagle danes Saturday night.
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The Nugget always hoids In reserve & certain percentage Of the daily teie- grams received. so the people did not realize that the wires were out of com. mission while reading their paper Thursday. until they came to the item wherein we informed them of the fact The paper was chuck full of news just as the subscribers find 1t every day owing to the system adopted by the office
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REMEMBER THE NAME. sss prompt and sssustae,,ry lsuno', work .ali up the Psopiss' lsundry. Phone Main t6f.
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FOR PASSENGERS OR ourF,rs.

Frslshtine with dog team. oes tear fo~ hire. Geo. ~. Scale, sandspit
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OE cOuaSE

You don't have to wear Summer oiethss, at the Roof Garden. but nearly everybody aiways doss.
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sAve MONEY sv
 BUYING YOUR MEATS

At wholesale prices We will furnish you meats all cut up ready for cook ing and packed nicely to handle with out any trouble at the regular whole sale prices per pound as follows: Hind quarters beet (nearly all meat and very little waste) at ss cents: frcn, quarters at as cents. Fine Highland mutton weighing from ss to 50 pounds for the snt.re carcass at 23h and 7s cents by the side Veal by ths sids as csnss. Porh ioins (thas weiSh from to II pounds) at ss cents.
 PACIFIC COLD sToR0AE co.
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DARLING and DEAN
 COMPANY
III A R D w A R E
QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

F. q R. Asphalt Felt. l piS. 500
 rect ..... .... ......... ...ss Se i-3 Asphalt Felt. rolls. 2so feet. 1 ss Asphalt Felt. 2 ply. heavy. 500 feet 800
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PRIVATE DANCING LgssoNs.

PRIVATE DANCING lg8oON9.
 Private lessons h dancing will bs given during the winter hy Mrs. Jamss 4. Gibson st her rssidsnss Ns. 70 e.. ond avenue west. Adults and chli. dren.
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All of the J. F. 0eise stock of hard ware cut to empty his warehouse. Other prices according to this scale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
yl,DCE SENTENCED.

Judge Robert NJ. Campbell 20
years old, 10: several years on the
Commor Pleas Court Bench OF Ash
land county. Ohio, and one Of the
most prominent residents Of that part
OF the state, was Yesterday sentenced
10 two years in the penitentiary by
Judge Clarence Washbarn. Judge
Campbell was recently convicted Of the
charge Of aiding and abetting Emanuel
I. Shelley, OF Ashland. i'll embezzling
from the estate OF Paul Oliver. de-
ceased, formerly president OF bank
in !.ouudonrl!e Ashland county.
Shelley has been convicted and sent to
the penitentlary.
Judge Henry T. McCray, another
prominent man who has occupied the
bench Of Ashland county was recently
tried on charge similar to the one on
which Campbell! vas convicted, but the
| jury disagreed. Judge Campbell gave
notice OF an appeal to the Circuit Court.
The case came to Ashland county by
change OF venue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
CONFESSION or A ELACKIANDER

Phillip Purpurpa, followin. q con
fession yesterday that he had written
more than q score Of blackmalllne
letters over Black Hand signature,
last night was turned over TO federal
officers in Chicago. Secret Service
men will try to determine whether
Purpurpa can be connected with a
recent letter written to United States
District Judge X. NJ. Lands, threaten
ing him with the vengeance OF the
Black Hand If Guanni Alongi, on trial
for blackmail. were not acquitted.
The letter to Judge Lands was fol-
lowed by the discovery near his desk
OF harmless bomb. composed chiefly
OF mucilagc. The bomb, as first was
treated as joke, but later Secret Ser
vice men declared that ii was placed
by the writer OF the letter in order to
show his ability to reach the United
States Judge with real bomb Pur-
purpa's hearing was set for April t.
It developed during the examination
OF purpurpa by Commissioner toote
that James r. Stuart, chief OF the pos
tai Inspector Of the Chicago district.
had been threatened with death during
the Alongi trial.
Mr.. Stuart declared thar on the Sc
cond day of the trial, while III an eleva-
tor Of the Federal Building, 4 man
crowded the gate at the sixth iloor and
called: Be careful what you say
against alongi or you'll 90 10 your
death rs others have.
The inspector alightcl at the neNt
floor and ordered inspectors to search
tho building, but they failed to find
the short Italian who made the th.ea'.
Alongi is 20 be placad on trial OF
April s, inrv in 4 former trial having
failed to agree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
mTHDEH AND SUICIDE.

George Greene, colored, Of Virginia,
sho, Emma Wariie!d, co!orcd, at Port
Deposit Nd, yesterday morning and
then put bullet through lis brain and
one through his hear. nc Warneld
woman had been iiyia:s with a man
named Nelson Tor quite 2 while and
carried dinner 10 him about 10 O'Clock.
She was last seen on her return about
IL o'clock. 1t is supposed by the
blood stains on the wall and stairs that
she crawlad upstairs, where she was
found By her soa OF his return home
from school at : o'clock,
To George F. harvard. justice OF
the peace, tic woman made a state
mcpt 10 the effect Tat Greene had
shot her in the morning because she
preferred Nelson TO him. The woman
died at : o'c!osk yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

and ran ont OF the cnurch, crying: l
bate you. ] nate you. I'll never marry
you In the street h. quickly dis
appeared.
Miss Foran tainted anG vas taken
home. The mother may Die Ct the
shock.
Cooper. who is 6 years old, is 4
nephew Of John Kelly, iormar sheriff
of Hudson county. Until recently he
was an elevator man in the Hudson
county courthouse lie became engaged
some time ago to Miss Foran. lie
recently failed TO put through = hnsi-
ness deal. and since has been des-
pondont.
It is said that Miss Fo7an's family
will consult the authorities concerning
Coopcr's action. believing he IS
mentally unbalanced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
1YnMAN SENTENCED.

While her aged mother is at the
po;nt OF death, Miss Susan G. Macom-
Der. until recently confidential book
keeper for the John Lane Publishing
Company. in New York, was yester-
day sentenced by Judge O'oullivan to
serve not less than two years and not
more than three years and six months
in Auburn Prison for forgery III the
third degree. The young woman con-
fessed to miSappropriating about S13,-
600 Of the money OF the firm, the thefts
being extended over some years while
she worked for 50 week.
Miss Macomber'S aged father was II
court with her today when sentence
was pronounced. The young woman
put her handkerchief to hel eyes and
Sobbed when she was being led from
the courtroom.
After Miss Macomber was takeI
back to the Tombs after her sentenc,
the information was given out at thl
district attorneys office that four year:
ago the woman. while employed by .
firm OF jewellers in Fifth avenue. took
81, 500 OF the tirm'S money and wa
discovered.
She admitted the theft and made tht
same plea that she stole the money 70
her aged parents The firm decides
not to prosecute. but dismissed her.
According to the district attorney
office, she was also employed by dc
partment store, and while there va
accused Of stealing from the employees
In this instance also there wos noprose
cution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
BANTAM AND HAWK IN DuEa.

4 mite OF bantam .ooster, which
flew to tue defense OF his :.Toritc hen,
attacked By large hawk, won out in
a great battle ct Twill Lake, :. !. l.. B..
Watson heard some excited cackling i'll
the bushes near his nome and found
the little hen iging crushed AID bleed
ing on the ground, wi3ile the rooster
was sinking his sp:rs into - unusually
large hawk iR 4 battle that made fcath-
crs fly. Watson went to lis house for
his gun and on lis rctur:! saw the hawk
flying away with difficulty. The ban
tam settled back and gave 4 crow OF
victory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

DO you know OF al The minor nil
mentS colds are by far the most dan
gerous? 1t is not the cold itself that
you need TO fear. but the serious
diseases than il often leads TO. Most
oi these are known rs germ diseases.
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them. Why not take Cham
berlain'> Cough Remedy and cure
Your cold while you can? For sale
Ay ". T. Creighton and Richard
| Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
AIexan0ria Gazette.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY AT
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rs advertisements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01

The Laymen's association OF the
Methodist Episcopal C!:"rch, of New
York, meeting simultaneously with the
New York conference. voted by large
majority yesterday afternoon to pc
tition the general council 10 establish
diocesan bishops, abolish district SUI
perintendents or presiding elders, rear
range conference boundaries through
out the United States, give lay
members representation il annual and
general conferences, and extend the
terms Of pastorstes from two to fiyl
| years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
STEAMERS
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

Every Gay in the year for Fort Mon
roe, Norfolk, Newport News and points
south, via superb, powerful steel palace
steamers.
Leave Washington, G.45 y. III.
Leave Alexandria 100 2. I'll.
Arrive Ft. Sfonroes 10oa. nl.
Arrive Norfolk 500 2. N.
Arrive Portsmouth 500 a. m.
Leave Portsmouth 500 u. ri.
Leave EorfUlk GO y. IN.
Leave TT. Monroe T.0Op III.
Arrive Alexandria $50 a. IN.
Arrive Washington 7Oa. u!.
Through connections made at Norfolk
with steamers of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company for New York ana
MSrchants' and Miners Steamships Tor
Boston. c.u
General Ticket Office, 20 l4th St;N.W.
Bond Building. Washington, u. O.
Phone Main i522. ,-co
Seventh street wharf. Phone Main o'69
Alexandra wharf foot OF Prince street
W. II. CALLAHAN,
aprl Tyr General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-01
MI DOCTOR
MIGHTY FINE
Hrs. Hattie Cain 81 SarrsVille
Thinks all the More Of Her
Doctor Since lie Advised
Her 10 Take GaFdu:.

Carrsvi,ie, Ky.-"My doctor" writes
Mrs. Hattie Cain, "wfio sdrissd me to
take Cardui, for my troubles, is mighty
fine doctor, and say God bless Cardui
and the people who make 6.
"Before took Cardui, suffered with
female troubles for sixteeE years.
would have to send for : doctor every
three month, and OIL how dreadfutly !
suffered!
Il would cramp and have cc.yulsions
and if looked like would die. AT last !
took Cardui and obi what a sU-priSe! l
found it was the medicine fc: ne!
"From the first bottle, began 10 mend
and now am well, can DO more work,
can walk and go where ! please and it
don't hurt me, and | owe all 70 Cardui." ;"
Cardui hei ps sick won;e. back to
health. 1t has been doing this for over
so years. It's not a laxative, or heart
or kidney medicine-it Is = womaR's
medicine.
II YOU are a woman, trYfs.