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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Mrs. Annie Wakcn1an Lathrop,
wife Of the American Consul al Car
diff. Wales; Lor.n A. Lathrop, died
in London today Mrs. Lathrop vas
for a number OF years London CORES
pondeut OF the Boston Herald. Chicago
Tribune. Philadelphia Record and San
Francisco Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder Have you pains
in loins. side. back and bladder? Have
you a flabby appearance of the face and
under The eyes? A frequent desire 10
pass urine? If SO, Williams Kidney
Bills will cure you-Druggists. price SOC.
Williams Mfg Co.. Props, Cleveland,
@. For sale. wholesale and retail, by 4.
S, Leaubea ter & Sons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
Forest Fires inSJapan.

Toxic. May lS.-Three great fores
fir, which started May 9, continue t.
DO enormous damage ID Hokkaido, &C
cord;ng TO advices here today. Severa
towns and colIier!es have been de
Stroyed and buudrcds of mile OF timbel
lands have been burned over. Com
munication have been cut off for sey'
crai days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Jal,an is much interested III the
Dropos lis OF the United States for an
lrb.;rAron treaty including questlors
If raliunal honor and vital interests,
sali Baron Iirhlda. the Japanese am
!,assaiuf, today, 'hml it is Yet too early
lor ne to say what action, If any, my
government may wish to take IN the
matter The Proposition Is tremend-
ousIy important and requires Gloss
study Which | have 30 far been unablc
to give il " Japan now has the opp"r-
,unily Of proving the sincerity OF her
protestations of desiring peace, 1t was
pointed ont by men prominent IN
diplomatic circles today, following the
publication OF the terms upon WHICH
tie United States government Is wiil'us
TO negotiate broad arbitration Treaties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
AUCTION SALES
Il. l. Knox .iuctIoueer.

Il. l.. Knox. -iuctIoueer.
COMMISSIONER. SALE or REAL
- ESTATE
Under and ny :lGtue ora .ta:rc. OF he
Circuit Court Of Alexandra COUNT: Ell
tered on the 2GtE day Of April 1911 in 4
chancery causc thr-einpending entitled
TniiIi, Blackwell ctats.- " Carrie Mile:
eli als the undersigned commissioners
Of sale will sell nj pjihlica@criCn il front
Of the Royal street entrance TO the Mar
kct Building. in tho city Of Alexandria.
on
SATURDAY..
tie 2nh dag Of May 1911 NJ IL O'Clock
the following described real estate,l to
wi:
.AI mat lol d ground situated in
east side OF Royal Street. extended and
bonded a follows 10 yit:
BEGINNING On the east side Of Royal
street extended 1t point sixty tG0l feet.
more or less. south o. the intersection Of
ROYAL and Third streets extended: and
running thence south on Royal extend
ed: ninety 90 feet. more or less: thence
east parallel TO Third street to the west
rrii boundary Of the lots heretofore sold
bv said Wm Z. WoollS to Mrs. y nalen
and Mrs. Austin; thence north parallel
10 Royal street extended. ninety 49,
feet more or less: thence ca$t"rlJ to the
beginning. peinc Z part OF the property
purchased py said VIM. p. Wooiis from.
George +. French and wife. Improved
bv small frame house and stable.
Terms offs sale; Cash, :,
LEWIS II. S1ACHEN.
HOW ARD W. SMITH.
Commissioners OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

State OF Virginia. County OF Aiezan-
dria. /. George H. Rucker. clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Alexandria CountySTir-
ginia. do certify that Howard y. Smith.
COMMISSIONER CT sale. in the cnalcery.
cause entitled Julius Blackwell. et ais.
IS Carrie Miller 81 ais, has ese&ited
the bond required by decree of saie en-
tered therein OH the 2Gth day Of april.
1911. with approved security. 30.
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of
Nay. 1911. 20
my6 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
Want Investigation Reopcned.

Springfield, H. ,,Iay 18-Thc United
States Senate is called upon 10 reopen
the investigation 0! the bribery charges
connected with the election OF United
stttes Senator Lorimer, in a resolution
reported this afternoon b. the Illinois
Senate republican steering committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

\ demand for admission to the
union As state was transmitted 10
the House today through Speaker
CLARK in The form OF resolution OF
the scnale and HOUSE Of the Hawaiian
Assembly petitioning Congress TO pass
an enatllug act to adDit he terrltory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
The Fighting in Morocco.

Paris, May i5.-TVo French officers
ard a dozen soldiers were killed and
forty soldier inj&.ed n the Sighting
against the Mor6GGar rebels near Deb
dou last Tuesday, according to dis
patches received here taday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Sick headache results from Z disor
dered condition OF the stomach, aud
ran be cured b. the Use OF Chamber
Iain:s Stomach and Liver Tablets. Try
t. For sale BY ". {. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Teacher and Six Children Drowned.
Berlin. May 13.-A dispatch today
from Ludnghausen Prussia, says that
six small school children and their
fletcher. we're drowned While bathing
III an unused mari PIT near this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

! NJ Howell, a popoular druggist oil
Greepsburg Ky, says Werse Chamber
lain ) Cough Reineiy in curo"n house
bold and know it Is excellent" For sale
byW + Creghtop ana I;;icia: Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

A vigorous protect against the plac'
ne Of Canadian lumber o. the free list
was made 10 the Senate COMMITTEES on
finance today hy men interested IN the
short leaf pines Of Virginia. North
Caruini and South Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

The members OF tue tariff board
With the exception OF Chairman
Emery. call at Tue White Hous. today
and told the president they would have
by December l complete reports OF
heir investigation into the wool and
cotton schedules OF the tariff law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Notice was given by Senator La
4 elle today that he would call up 1T
NJ n lays session of the Senate his res
CLINTON providing speclal committee
oi five new 5 majors to investigate the
elect II u William Lorimer, Of Hi
nos 10 the Seuate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
ASTHMA!
pnpHsN,s ASTHMA Rs,SEnS,

gives instant relief and an absolute cure
in ali cases Of Asthma, Bronchitis and
Hay Fever. Sold by druggists mail on
receipt OF price Sl.oo. trial package b.
mail 10 cents. Williams Mig Co., Props.
Cleveland, o. For sale. wholesale and
clsii, fv +. S. Leadpeater s. Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Declaring That Washington, jetter-
~prr. Madison, Lincoln and Roosevelt
could not have continued il public
If. # they had been subject to Inc
recall Representative Kahn (rpn
Cab to-day attacked the Initiative,
ri, rendunn and recall as governmental
in speacI' go the Arizona
and New Mexico CONSTITUTION approval
resolution in the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

,oiS. & ashin@ton ST. 9 rooms and
bath ................. :, ?
bl2 y. Washington 81 = rooms ana
bath ................ ........ go. :.
lil3 Prince ST., rooms and Datn :
li3 5. ST. Asaph ST. ! rooms ana
bath w =
1865. St Asaph 81. rooms ana
b1th ......... ...... y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

The following message of congra'ula-
ZION sent by President Taft to KING
Alphonso OF Spain was given out at the
White House today: 'Ou this annlrer-
sary Of your birth | offer you my hearty
Fluctuations with good wishes for your
PERSONAL welfare and for the increasing
prosperity OF Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

The Girls Friendly Society Of Christ
Church will give 4 musical entertain
inenl. Friday evening. May 18TH. 1T :
o'clock in the Parish Hall.
maylI st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Crab Salad and n"viled Crabs 1T
Spinks' Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
FOR REM .

100 Prince ST .............. Sl2 .
JlS y. l'itl 81. i rooms .. sll.u
I'll s. Patrick St. 4 rooms -........a. So .
w., \ Pin 81. irooms. 8 ).
go Commerce st. Is rooms ..........- 50
...s Commerce st ! rooms r.. 80. ssh
$40 Madison St. i rooms 80
TO s. 81. Asaph >t ..-,..... = :"
40 s. Columbus 81 -,... Sh't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

LONevs II the signing Of az armi>tlCe
between The Mexican insurrectns ana
the federal government vas received At
the War Department today III The fol
lowing telegram from Col. Steever .con-
mandilg al FL Paso: Armisuce Tor
five days signed by Majero and Oarba-
al II II o'clock "Wednesday night,
Garbage! hayipg received necessary
authority fran he MEXICAN govern
ment Each side to base Tree use OF
alliances Of communication and pass
uyrts Of each to he honored By other
par Diaz ami Corral /" resign June
j. 'iEts j. hello!ed reliable =
The state bera;iH,s;-L HaS infofmeq BY
Ambassador Wilson lLat the iRslYrec-
los have captured the city Of Iorfsop,
That city is the capital of the state OF
that name aud is the cent CT many
!, ;neri:am Interests. a copy Of rcso-
luton alotle4 by the Amer eau colony
il Mexico City @as ;estcclvcd at the
White House today. 'rhe resolution
declares that Amcrl, ans need feel DO
alarm over tue safety OF United States
citizens and their property in Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

Crap Salad and Dc~ii7i Crabs At
Spiaks Care.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

N7ANTED.-B0I IS u Is years old.
w 10 learn florist business. Apply
KRAMER FLORAL CO.. So king
street m-lS IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

4 bib u amend the Sherman anti
trr,> act Mas Introduced by Gore
(Dem. Okla in the Senate to-day. 1t
provides Ihat every contract tco9:5ina-
ton or conspiracy Of anv K nj in re.
RANT OF trade among The several
states or with foreign nations de-
cIarcd illegal by the Sherman law
shall be presumed aud adjudged to
,Bs' a.. easonabIe.' 1t also provides
that 10 such rss'. ais, sail be construed
IT adiudgcd Reasonable" en-. -lEt my
pcrsrn involved in bringing ahouy siient
restraint shall be Imprisoned not les
.,t... Two Years yr nvre than ten years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
BIT. : KNOX. Auciioneer.
PROPOSALS..

DROfO: viii pe received ii the
City Engineers 0rIiLe until l.
c clock. noon. Mag 81. lai, tor the pur-
chase oil 4 TOO gallon tank street sprink.
Ter. with heavy under construction. and
heavy wide tire wheels. Proposals. for
both wooden ard metal tanks are RI
quired. Full description ana lllustra-
tons must accompany the proposals.
The right is reserved 10 reject any or
all proposals. and 10 accept any proposal
that may seem 10 be for the best interest
Of the City Council.
T. :. LEADBEATER.
Chairman Com:ai,tse on Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

$500
SD -
S.ll.iHI
5000
SIi.thD
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
FOOTBALL BOYS
 GETTING INTO SHAPE
First Struggle of Season With Douglas High School
 October 20

With the first game of the season only a week of. the football team of the Bisbee high school is fast rounding into shape under the tutor ship of Coach Henry. The initial game will be with the Douglas high school at Douglas. on October 2s.
 There was a tang in the atmos- phere yesterday afternoon and the scrimmages were liylier than in any previous practice It was the first afternoon Of real football weather that has been handed out so far. and the candidates paved with spirit. Oysters. chrysanthemums, winds with a bite in 'em. all signs of the gridiron season. have all arrived The Main street show windows have out their display of banners. pennants ana arm bands bearing the initials in white, B. H. S.. on a red background.
 The second game on the schedule of the high school will be> with Douglas, at Warren park, on Thanksgiving day. Another game with Douglas will be played early in December The ocal team has had an offer to play Tucson two games at Tucson as a sort of elimination series, the winner to play the Phoenix high school for the territorial championship. but ow- ing to the hghtness of the Bisbee high school team, Coach Henry did not think it advisable to take up the offer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
CANYON STARS MEET
 AND NAME OFFICERS
Champions of Two Years Ago Expect to Once More Take
 Pennant

Interest continues to grow in soc cer football The Canyon Stars are now in and are in to say. At a well attended meeting the following otii- cers were elected: Honorary presi- dent Gerald Sherman vice presi dents. w. H. Brophy Parker L. Wood man. J. C. E. Adams. M. J. Cunning ham, Jesse Yoakum and l Walsh; chairman of committee, Dick Thomp- son. vice chairman, c. V. Bell; treas urer, John F. Doyle; secretary, Dan Fowler committee. W. H. Fowler, j. E. Fowler, Dan Thompson; team captain, Ed Johnson; vice captain, Charlie Hibble
 The Stars anticipate a successful season. All the members Of the champion team of two years ago are in training. and, with the new players signed up-a1 young bioods-hope to fly the Review pennant at head quarters at the end Of the season.
 The Stars hoped to play the Bis bee United on Sunday. but owing to an objection by Lowell waived their claim, and Bisbee United and Lowell United win clash on that date at Warren Park, the game to be called at pm.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
where cour.Inq Is oanaerOus.

Four young men have been shot at vex (Valais} by an irate father 10 whose daughter they had come to pay court. says the London Express. They were refused admission to the house. and when they tried to force their way in the father took down his gun end fired Two of them were slight ly wounded and the other two serious ly. The father was arrested.
 The encounter and it's almost tragic ending were due to ancient. custom which prevails in the villages of the canton of valais and in the Alpine hamlets of the German cantons. After 8 girl has reached the age of eighteen her parents are not surprised 10 re- celve the visit of several young men after the days work to ask to see their daughter and pass a pleasant evening in the family circle. The visit Is looked on as a compliment. and as the young men bring with them wines and food they are gen erally welcomed by the parents The custom, which is known as Veiliee, results fin inuoductions and often in marriages.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS
 READERS OF ENEMIES SIGNS

am satisfied that after leaving Chi. cago. the teams they met were simple propositions. as Pittsburg. the Philiies and Brooklyn had lost their stride played careless ball and had no fight left in them.
 These same teams met not six years ago for the honors, and with all the young talent developed since that time the same box men -Will be called on to save the day. Bender and Plank for Philadelphia and Mathew. son tor the giants. Mike Donlin was the individual who straighteDed the benders of the Quaker pitchers. es- pecially Eddie Plank. and the quak- CTS will no doubt be pleased 10 find Murray In Mike Donlins old place in right field. 1*
 lool, for the Athletics to show as much speed in base running as the giants McGraw will do the coaching from back of third base, and no man will take a chance until he receives the tip from the New York mana ger.
 The games should be well umpired. Thomas Connolly has served in three of the four worlds series. of the past, commencing in-ie0S Ktem has acted twice. Dineen and Brennan will have their first experience. Billy Dineen has nerve and is one of the really high-class umpires- Brennan has made a splendid showing in the Ma tional leas1e. working mostly on the bases. DineeR and. Klem arc strong back of the plate. The players will tell you that on balls and strikes both men. aTe great s-
 Both tbe Quaker aiifchers and Mathewson need first rate umpiring on balls and strikes, as these three men work the corners and seldom put the ball over the centre of the pan Cold weather might affect both Bender and Mathewson, while Coombs would be in his glory. and I look for Ames as a good cold weather pitcher
 From all quarters hear complaints from baseball men mayor league magnates. scouts, even presidents, who have been turned down when they sent for tickets. especially so when they asked for tickets from the Athletic management Men in the business should be looked out for, as the scene may shift to other cities next year. l believe the national commission made a mistake in turn ing the business over to the local clubs. Everyone had confidence in the commission, while already much fault is being found by baseball peo- pie. men connected with the game, at the way the series is being handled this fall
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

violan Aliens Lady Godive" play | is to be called The Lady of Coven- try" Materlinck is writing a new fairy i play for production in London next season
 Edna Goodrich is Co appear in .G. r. Huntley. Henry Mortimer has written play called His Knishtly Honour, III which he will appear himself. Dorothy D0rT will soon come torth ! in the title role of play by Miss | Geraldine Bonner entitled "Bob's SIS | ter
 The Convict has been decided on ] for the name of Guy Bates Posts ne" play by Edward Childs Carpenter.
 "A Modern Marriasa' in Thich Cyril Scott started out to star did not ! measure up to expectations, so he IS to substitute Speed.
 Kate Rorbe, who was Charles Wyndham's leading lady twenty-five years ago is playing in the newest Drury Lane melodrama. Announcement has been made ln London that David Belasco has oO- tained the American rights to The Spiders Web" a play by Austll Strcns.
 Bob Fitzsimmons is to appear m vaudeville in a pls ylet by Jack London called '.Her Birth Mark His lead ing woman will be Mazda Dahl.
 Frank Keeuan. report has it, has Jeff the cast of "A Million,' and will ye replaced by T. Daniel Frawley Mir. Keenan will return 10 vaudeville.
 Twenty-Five years ago Forbes Rob ertsou was a member Of Mary Ander I, sons company and in that capacits was making a tour of the United States.
 | Weedon Grossmith's venture with .Raby Mine" on the, other side of tho Atlantic has attained to 250 perform | anceA and the play is ss popular al \ ever.
 big production will be made short ! lv of James Montgomery neWspape l play. Jimmie. jr.. which has beel | given a successful tryout in Los An | geles recently.
 Stephen Phillips has written ne' play called PietrO of sienna, th first of his plays to be produced sine 1 his Faust lt will be staged by th 1 Drama Society of London. Edward Peple. the author Of Prime Chap" and The Littlest Rebel, ha
 iust finished another play called Tn Call of the Cricket in which Beuia
 Poynter will star in the near futur
 Nancy Hanks" the popular play D
 Frank Tannehill, jr, which was pr
 duced a number of years ago VII
 Mapte Gansen. Clayton White atl
 Ignacio Nartinetti in the east, is 500
 to be revived.
 Mrs. Fiske will begin her scasc
 in Iangdon Mitchelrs new comed
 The New Marriase, at Syracus
 \. Y. tonight After the opening
 Syracuse and week in Piitsburg
 Mrs. Fiske will go 10 Chicago for
 season of eight weeks before preset
 ing the play in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20

Where David Copperfieid Was WrIsten
 Bleak House" at Broadstairs, Eng. land, which has failed to ind a pur- chaser. is Of interest 10 the Dickens lover because the greater part O! David Copperfield" vas written there. But 1t is not the Bleak House" of the novel. which Is definitely located in Hertfordshire. The novelist and his family appear to have been some what tightly packed in their Broad stairs home. When Lord Carlisle con- templated paying visit 10 "Our wa tering place" in 1851. Dickens wrote promising him the North ForeianG Lightkoase for a night light in his bedroom, and he continues: As we think of putting mignonette boxes. out side the windows for the younger chii- dren 10 sleep in by and by. l am afraid we should give your servant the cramp if we hardly undertook 10 lodge him" During the last few years the house has been transformed out of gil r@coT~tkioa.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
eBv Tim Aiurnane)


 NEW YoRK.--Ilsve you noticed how careful John MeGra~ and Connie Mack have been, about making pre- dietions as 10 the outcome of the worlds series?
 Here are two wise boys who will know the part luck will play in short series where two clubs have high class performers
 If the Mackmen have the same sue cess ferreting out the giants signals that they have enjoyed during the last two years with all corners, there Vill be nothing to it but a white ele- phants serenade, with Butch" Jones carrying the banner. If the Mack men fail to unearth the signal work of the giants it will bother those Quakers, for the giants have played an open, of-hand game this season, paying little attention to the other fellows signals.
 The Athletics have depended on this line of advantage so long that a failure to discover a few inside moves would cause timid feeling to run down the Quakers' spines. which MQNlQ snow III AhtI blste HIS
 The remarkable batting averages of the Athletic players, where eight men have reached the 560 mark. does not mean that, with the giants, these same men would show such remark able hitting records. One can allow for at least a i5 per cent drop due to the knowledge the batsman had Of what the box men were about to hand up. The Quakers had the signs of the Chicago Cubs down to a fraction in the series last fall. Even Three Fingered" Brown failed to hystify the men who sized him Tp from the coaching lines.
 The Athletics ability to discover the catchers' and pitchers signs has been talked of so much that no doubt John McGraw also has given the sub feet deep thought, and will go into the big series prepared 10 baffle the clev- CT Quakers Last fail the cubs under rated the Mackmen and were beaten before they realized what they were up against
 The Athletics played the foxy game They enjoyed the prices sent out by the sporting men with the cubs a big favorite, and this fall New York is playing into the hands of the Quak- CTS when the New York press adver- tises the giants 10 to figure There should be no favorite for no teams ever battled that were more evenly matched judging from this seasons work. While the giants made re- markabie showing on the last trip. l
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
aereflts of Roxlnn.

In spite Of the hot weather. Miss Christie Macdonald has been taking boxing lessons, so the other night she was fully prepared when. upaB leaving the theater, she was insulted by one of the loitersrs. Rejoicing in her newly-acquired knowledge. Miss Mcdonald landed a right-han.I blow which sent the offender sprawline Towering above him, she indignant said; -IIow dare you insult a-defens, less woman!" and wrathfully passe on. The brute looked up and slowl nurnlured; "Defsnseless! !"-Young' Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-20
Gets Sixty pays.

Tom Moore was arraigned before Judge High yesterday morning on the charge cf Nagrancy, the charge hav- ing been made by the police. and was given a sentence or sixty dollars or sixty days lie was given the usual number Of hours to collect his fine. He beat it." Two other cases, in vo,ving charges of disturbing the peace, in which the defendants were fined S7.5O each, completed the court docket yesterday.