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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
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Every Thursday Is
Our Remnant Day
You will find many new
and useful remnants here
Thursday.
Also hundreds of mill
ends az very small prices.

Five hundred yards OF fine dress goods.
80 to 81 inches vide, regular 75e
value. Remnant price, yard -, 4@c
One thousand yards extra heavy uu-
hleached cotton, III short lengths,
regular s and l0c value. Remnant
price Thursday yar,i....................1r
Que thousand yards Androscogsau
bleached cotton, one yard wide, reg.
ular lc quality. on sale Thursday.
in short lengths yard, ...,..,. Sc
Two hundred yards white lawn, with
vide aud narrow stripe, forty inches
wide, l3c value, or sale Thursday,
yard ..-...... a.. .......... ....-..-..... tx.
Oae hundred yards ia0cy sh.rtime
madras, regular Toe Naliia. Rem.
nant price yard d.. .-,.... g
One hundred yards silk poplIn in sholI
lengths, 25c yalnc. Remnant price
Yard. .,.... ..............."l.
Twenty dozen Kings SEQ yards bastirg
cotton, regular &c spoolI, on sale
Thursday, 9 spools for........ .."..l0c
One hundred cubes Of black pins. worth
DC each, on sale Thursday. cubes
for........ ........ ........ ......... .....tc
Fifty dozen white net collar forms.
regular sc value on sale Thnr>.
day, > for.".......,..... ...............-. SO
Two hundred yards sorchon lace ant
insertion, regular ~ value, on sale
Thursday yard......,. .................3c
500 yards embroidery insertion, reeuiar
10 and l2.I!c vanr Remnant prico
One Memo corset size u, slightly
sailrd regular $500 value. R5m-
nint prlca. psi ..,..,-..-.,....--.-Sl -
Twenty dozen children $ T,ii5iin parts,
made 81 extra heavy good quality
cotton and veil made, Is and 20c
yaliie. Remnant price pairs 81
One American Ladysoorset. extra !oEF.
size 90, slightly soiIad. 81 90 vai,ie.
Remnant Price. NM. CSC
One Nursing corset. slightly soiled, sic
-, soc raiiie Remnant price 2'c
One hundred pieces fine val. iace and
insertion, l.; yards 10 the piece, 3"
soc value Remnant price piece .25c
Fifty pices wide, ill sill hair bow rib
bon, Az inches wide, mas, nil shades
l5c value. Remnant price, Thurs,
day yard....'.-.,..,..... ..............tu.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
sid;d 10 for United States senator


candidate for United States senator.
President TAFT and Senator Galinger,
of the Senate District committee, were
last night guests of honor at q banquet
rendered Senator Gallinger ny the Dis
trict commissioners and residents Of
Washington at the New Willard.
The body Of well.dressed unidcnti-
fed girl vas found late Yesterday in
the brush on vacant lot on Forty
seventh street, in the eastern suburbs
of Portland. Her skull had been
crushed with some blunt instrument.
She was apparently about - years old
The Maine House Of Representatives,
by vote of 80 to 53, Yesterday de-
clined to ratify the proposed amend
mcnt to the United States Constitution
providing for j tax on INCOMES ana I'M
medatcly by viva yoce vote accepted
favorable report on bill providing
for state income tax.
President Tafl's message to the extra
session OF Congress to be convened next
Tuesday will be exceptionally brief.
He has decided to deal only with recl'
procity agreement with Canada,
Later the president may send another
message to the extra session urging the
enactment OF law making the tariff
board permanent institution,
Former State Senator William Camp.
bell has purchased the Virginia Free
Press OF Charlestoan, y. Va, formerly
edited by the late ". w. 3. Gallahel
and run by his widow since his death
1t is stated that the paper will he rnr
in the interest Of the Anti-Saloor
League.
Alone in the world, dependent over
the death Of his wife and daughter
and deserted by his housekeeper, Fred
Kipp, a farmer, residing at East Green
bush. n. Y, yesterday set fire to hi:
house aud barn, crawled into the stable
with bis horses and allowed himself 10
be burned to death.
The Chicago police yesterday found
the dismembercd body of George Bar.
baresos, Greek, in c.othesbasket il
the coal bin Of house on Sebo: street,
following the arrest and confession ol
Achilles leutarakis, aborer, and his
wife, AngeliQue, in Kansas City earlier
in the day. Tcntarakis said the victim
had nsulted Mrs Tentarakis.
Seven alarms for fire within az many
hours last night did damage 10 the ct,
tent OF $72 80 in Washington, and
kept the firemen al work iii variori=
parts az the city until nearly midnight
The first two alarms were for the same
fire, hui as though to balance accounts
the seventh alarm was for tNo different
fires. Mystery surrounds the cause q
the majnity OF the fires, bit it l. bs
! iieyei the last thee we're Started hy Al
inceniiarv.
The Spanish Cabinet yesterday
unanimously approved the association:
hillWhich the government is determines
to introduce in the Courts before Apr
Is. The associations bill provides fol-
the regulation Of religious and Other
societies and has been an issue between
Spain and the Vatican, as the latter in
Sisted that the measure form the Siib
ject OF an entente batwaen Rcn,a anc
Madrid bzi1re being submitted 10 lhs
Gorte5. This pleuiisI Canalelas Ie
| fused
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
Trial OF the tamUristS.

Niterbo, italy. Mar. %. THAT Cen
marc Abhalenaggio, who turned states
evidence in The trial Of the Canon
rists, possessed knowledge Of almost
all the members Of this criminal band
that could have been used 10 then dis.
advantage, Uas disclosed by the tasli
nlony today. tGbatemagsio con,
tinued his story OF the ciims Oh The
stand today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
The Assault on Booker Washington.

New York, March, 22?.-Any pos
sibiity Of Henry J. Ulricl being IN
dicted for frloniouS assaults rs the
result OF the beating he gave Dr..
Booker T. Washington 1T II Il Etsl
G4 street on March, -, was eliminated
today. District Attorney Whitman
filled in the court OF special sessions
an information charging ulrich will
assault in the third degrees which IL 4
misdemeanor. The cpnSt liked next
Monday rs the time for ulrlch 10 APP
pear and plead To the charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
Charged With Abandonment.

Baltimore, March 2a.-Mrs. Isaac
F. Emerson, wife OF Capt. Isaac +.
Emerson, tins "Bromo Seltzer King,
this afternoon filed a cross bill for d.
vorce, charging her wulii-ntii,onaire
husband With abandonment. IL the
suit Instituted in Court b. Capt. Elmer
sou several weeks age: he charged Airs.
Emerson With adultery auQ Haaad
Hszsltoa R.ssno1, a prominent business
1so 81 Fais;.aose, as correspondent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
shot Woman ami Himself.

Philadelphia, March :'9 Because
MSs. Elizabeth Rolander, OF north
Hancock street, would not live with
him, Joseph Sabo today shot her twice
at her home and then fred 4 bullet
into his brain.
The woman is wounded in the cheek
and forehead, one bullet having pene
trated the roof Of her mouth, and the
other glancing from her head. She
was removed to ST Mays Hospital
and is expected 10 recover Sub" will
die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
Alleged Cost Of i.orimer's Election,

Springfield, Iii, March 29.-One
hundred thousand dollars-this is the
sum OF money which the interests =
paid iuto fund to secure the election
Of " VILLAIN j. LoIimer, to the United
State. Senate, according to H. II.
kohissat, editor OF the Record Herald
tsstifyiaE toisy before the State Seaati
Ic7;;.as, Investigation committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
.Hiii Seek D;Tccce.

Paris, March 29.-Liua CaTalieli ad-
mitted to the United Press today that
she is soon TO institute divorce proceed
inss against Robert ". Chanie5 aud
that financial settlement is nov iindsr
discussion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
Contributing tar Carnsrris15.

Chicago, March 2aa.--rhicsgo ltal,
ians, under threats 81 death have con
tsibuted 500, 900 or more to defray
the expenses Of the defense in the
trial of the n1fn,bars OF the camorra
Ill Eiterho, Italy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
Japan Approres New Treaty,

Toxic, Mar. -. The new treaty be-
tween the United States and Japan vas
formally approved by the council oi the
empire today and it was stated that the
formal signatory exchange Will take
place April 4th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29

When Yan have rheumatism ii your
loot o. iustep apply Chamberlain 5
Liniment AID you NiFl get Quick relief
1t costs but Quarter. Why suffer?
For sale by ~ T. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
Storm Warning.

New York, March - The Weather
Bureau ioda; issued the following spe-
ciai stnfTi warning:
Storm signals are ordered displayed
from 1870 on from Savannah to NoT,
folk. A disturbance o7sT the Oils
@siley IS Do7;as eastward aai Vii
cause r.:sE ed h:sa so=.n 70 rest
lids, w:th squalls, ms afternoon a23
tc.::Snt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29

Sufferers RIO se-- .Ee- Ec-e :-:ei
e-s--.l::-E T::sio-e re-e.c a.s ne pee
pc a-e icci:as &C. ue "l.t Ken
20 E2o-- i.o.:. glad e-Ee..sace tcas H.
Cream Sim "iii coa1ae. Cciu - tee
head aa- fe-s1 aul oLst;Hate io.ia= oi
Nasal CataTTn. This remedy acts direct
il On the nhaned, sensitive membrane.
Cleansing, soothing and healing. One
trial will convince yotI OF its healing
power. Price zoe. all druggists, or
mailed by Ely Eros; &c Warre1 street,
Ne- ok.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
.1eGfi. 1--cz R-re Jumping

Ns- Eo:k, Ma:cE 29.-A2r:s:cc:s =
defeat ali of Ie- l:tt:is 1ia-0ates =
sf::rr::as 7opa. aia-- Cc-ci:2. i. oi
- Gceti;2s street. E-coti..-a. Jumped
eGG tines -:tho3t stepping sod.::-. Size
iisa complained OF iT;olea5 pa;as u
ne. head aud mas CARED INTO the house
where she died before docior conld lie
called.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
E.n- S:ccci=s Ill

Cett:a;a, Iia-cn o2.-o~;=g e ire
ss.;c-s linz, E::-g Nicholas, sof .rc2ie
Negro tcja- c&cceiiej all engagements.
including r.: :::::s:s g Lmpe.c. r:&2c
jc:ei. OF A==stt.:::a, Of Ac:.i i. -':cacias,
-cad:t:c. caused ti.s gE=a.:e;. &.iar..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29

The most con.Hlon causa Of insomnia
is disorders OF the stomach. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cor
rsct these disorders And enable you to
sleep. For ssle h5 y. E Creighton
SD Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
C,-Tc-s Victorious

Lisbon. March 29.-Czfo-o defeated
Cambridge today az s2it, tat:,s .<>-a
matches 10 th.ee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29

We sell the 6-:zte7 BON snoes. the
oess snce O.. ea.tn &c. ch:ii.e1. J. =.
Marshall j. Esc. AZ nioF street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
III Ell,

IL his residence, 2J9 Prince stresl, ..
ii:33 4. H.. :, u. ". EEAEDCN u,
So. Of w. -. ga zee iate Catherine
". T.ea.ion aaa n:5b22i 2: Liza :.
Gea.cio-.. .-e.ai -ct:ce iate-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29

g aud 50 Ladies Fine Shoes al So
cents. j. a. Marshall & Bro, E2
King st1sst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
MINISTER PIAIs POKER.

4 surprise vas SpTiing yesterday III
the trial OF The Baltimore Police Board
before Governor Crothers in the Supc-
rior court room in that city, when Rev.
Dir. Charles s. Bggs, pastor Of Monu.
meut Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. testified that only two weeks
ago he sat in a poker game and played
faro in an alleged gambling house at
the southwest corner Of Baltimore AID
High streets.
Di7esting himself OF his clerical garb.
III. B;gss said, lie went into the place
accompanied By three men. lie told
Governor CTothers OF tTo games ne
found III progress there and caused
much amusement when be told VI
opening a Jackpot" without any
cards 10 sustain his play. When his
hand vas called, he declared, the other
players at the table were nystitiad At
the bold play he made.
His identi.yundetectel by the prnrri-
etor Of the place. DR.. Biggs declared
that after he had lost some Of his
money he was warmly greeted by the
proprietor of thu place, who urgrd him
to return and take another hand al
cards or play faro At any other lime
he 40 desired lie VAS told BY the pro
prietor that whisky and beer were fun
ished free rs refreshments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
S01l
| Coke Wood

Order Tou1 Coal before me advance Al
lowest summer priGe;. Best Quality,
prompt delivery AMI bottom price.
Phone q. DEW. AITcHEsOS TO- south
Eoyai st1eet. ;sstF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-29
Wolves Howl whrn Slork visits HIT


Duluth, March %. Amid tie calls
Of pack Of hunting wolves, which
we're answered By the cries OF her lycar-
old daughter, Mrs. Walter DaTrah, Who
alleges she vas deserted hy her hus-
hand, gave birth six days ago 10 q baby
IN a partially rootiess shack near Peili-
can lake, this county. She and her
two infants we're ionnd, surrounded hy
the most appalling conditions, and they
were temporarily taken 10 a farmhouse
ior protection. For week previous 10
the birth Of the child. Airs. Darah had
been critically Ill. and only thu services
al the 4.year-oll cliild were extended
to her during that and the ensuing
periods and lip TO today, when hunters,
seeking wolf pelt5, stumbled across the
shah containing the woman and her
children.
The weather had been extremely
cold. There had been no food and no
fire in the cabin for the last week. and
mother and children we're Oh the point
Of starvation when found. The little
girl had starred, barefooted, 10 spring
for water Nhen toGnd
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
STRONG BOWLING
FIVES TO ROLL At
HEADPIN TONIGHT
BY BERT DODGE.

r. OUR teams from the West End
Club, the Suburban league five
of the Celluloid club. and six
other quintets are going to perform to-
night in the STAR head-pin tourna-
ment on the %Iroquois alleys. The West
Ends will send down their Newark
league five, their Suburban league team
and also two teams made up of MEM
bers Of the Owls, a little coterie of
jolly good fellows who are leading
spirits in the West End club. The
Celluloid clubs representatives are
making a good race of 1t In the Subur-
ban league and they will undoubtedly
do well In their efforts to hit the head
pin In consistent style.
Three teams from the Emanon club
are also going to roll tonight. This
club, while strictly a social ~organiza-
ton, is, nevertheless. interested In
various lines of athletic endeavor, and
1t has In Its membership many clever
pin knights. They have always made
a good show In the STAR head-pin
tournament and expect to do so to-
night. The Monitors will have two
teams on the job tonight and expect &c
do well, The Paramount A team will
compete the working force tonight and
they all anticipate gathering In a loi
Of watch fobs, and possibly qualify fol
some, part of that $125 In prize money
which the STAR has offered.
The next event on the program ir
the STAR headpin tournament Ii
Branch Brook night. Joe Lunn. jr,
who is handling the affair. has figured
m hoxyino uyo1%xyAxyO fao yr3a an tba inl
and II they all turn out It will be the
biggest affair in the history of the
tournament.
There are a number of special nights
being arranged for. The Masonic lodges
of the Oranges, who are conducting 8
big tournament of their own, are going
to enter at least ten teams or more
The date has not been set as yet, blu
Mr.. Sanderson. who has charge of the
affair. will loon pick q night. There
is to be a Paterson night" too. This
affair is being arranged for, and as
soon as the details are all fixed a date
will be picked and the schedule will be
published. Then, too, the Laekawanna
League is going to enter ten teams
Secretary O'Hara has asked for a date,
and he and Billy Huttenbach are nov
trying to frame 1t up. The "Lacka-
wanna night" will probably be slated
for some time in February or March
The National Turn Verein night, at
previously announced. Is to be held
April IA. and Republican Indian
League night is slated for Tuesday
February 2S. Tuesday night, February
IA. will see the Rosevilles all In action
including the Athletic League five
which has twice won the first prize In
the STAR headpin tournament.
Some recent entries for the STAR
headpin tournament are a team from
the Babcock and Wilcox team. OF Bay
onne; the Idle Hours. from Rutherford
Dan Deever's team, and the Hollywood
team, of Orange.
AS published some time age, Charley
Greenewald is going to bring up his
famous keystone Club I'VE from New
Brunswick t bowl in the STAR head
pin tourna m)nt They are going to roll
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
In PRIZES
TO Be DISTRIBUTED
AMONG BOWLERS
Tifc0s, of Toledo, Beat Duffey's
z7l8 by Twenty-One
Points.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. %.

-
n MEMBERS of the executive COM
MI congress are holding their sec
mittee of the American bowling
ond session today to arrange the dis
tribution of the $21, 900 In prize-money
for bowlers competing in the eleventh
annual tournament now in progress
here. Several new amendments also
will be adopted, among them being a
resolution to raise Secretary Langtry's
salary to $4,000 a year. st. Louis bowl
ers are behind the movement and ex-
pect the amendment to be carried.
Twelve events are on the program
today. Teams from st. Louis, Madison,
Wis: Des Moines, Ia; Quincy, ILL.,;
Terre Haute, Ind; Toledo, o., and
Chicago will bowl in the singles,
doubles and fve-men team events. The
Flenners, the Illinois State champions,
Will be among the teams to compete
in the fve-men event tonight.
Bowlers from Cincinnati. Dayton and
Toledo, Ohio, toppled h leaders of all
three divisions yesterday after the :lost
sensational rolling in the American
Bowling Congress tournament now In
progress here. The Tlfcos, Of Toledo,
established a score of 2,739 in the FIVE
men team competition last night, shat
tering the tournament record of us
made by the Duffys, of st. Louis, Sun
day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25

with relation to A at the moment the
ball was passed by A.
No. 2. A has run the ball up, and.
having D in front, passes across the
field. B runs from position 1 to posi-
ton 2. b is not of-side, because at the
moment the ball was passed by A he
had three men between him and the
goal line.
No. Q. A shoots at goal. The ball is
played out by c. but B obtains posses
sion and scores. B has not three oppo-
nents between him and the goal line
when the ball is played by A, but, pro-
vided he Is not obstructing an oppo-
nent, he is not off-side. because the
ball has been last played by an oppo-
nent, C.
No. 4. A shoots for goal and the ball
rebounds from the goal post line into
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25

play. B secures the ball and scores.
B Is off-side because the ball Is last
played by A, q player of his W side.
and when A played 1t B had not three
opponents between him and the goal
line. and was In front of A.
No. s. A shoots at goal. d RUM from
position l to position 2 to intercept the
ball, but it ~glances off his foot to B,
who scores. B is not off-side, because,
although he has not three opponents be-
tween him and the goal line, the ball
was last played by an opponent, D.
No. 6. A shoots for goal and scores.
B, however, obstructs G so that he a n
not get at the ball. The goal must be
disallowed, because B is in al off-side
position and may not touch the ball
himself, nor in n way whatever in
terfere with the g~oalkeeper or any
opponent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25

~ HE off side" rule in soccer football
is the hardest for the spectators
who witness the game to UNDER
stand and scarcely a match is played
on any ground without the players of
each team being hauled up by the ref
cree for this offense. 1t occurs most
frequently when neal goal and many
points have been disallowed because
the man who shot the ball into the net
had violated this rule.
Explanations of the plays shown
above:
No. 1. A has run the ball up, and,
having D in front, passes to B. B is
off-side. because there are not three
opponents between him and the goal
line when the ball is passed by A. If
B waits for E to fall back before he
shoots. this will not put him in play,
because 1t does not alter his position
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
KOEGEL DEFEATS MILLION
in THEIR HANDICAP MATCH.

Henry C. Koegel defeated Frank
Million in a 100 bird match on the Fred
Macaulay Business Mems Clubs speed
way traps yesterday afternoon, the for
mel breaking 81 to his opponents Is.
Million had a handicap of eight birds.
Over 300 spectators witnessed the
match, which was nip n tuck all the
way.
OF the professional gunners Neat APP
gar was high average man yesterday.
He made a remarkable break of So
kills" out of a possible 100 birds
shot at.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
HACK THROWS TRIO.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 25.-In Odd Fell
lows hall, Hoboken, last night, George
Hackenschmidt met and foored three
trong wrestlers-Jim Calvin, Hans
Lehner and Ferdinand Sanskowski-
before the Hoboken vorwaerts Athletic
Club. He got the decision over Calvin
in s minutes 5 seconds; over Sanskow-
sid In 10 minutes 20 seconds. and over
Hans Lehner in 10 minutes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
Il INCREASES LEAD.

BY defeating AL Kenny at the Metro
politan Academy last night, Arthur
Magher strengthened his hold on first
place IN the Metropolitan handicap bill
hard tournament Last nights final
score was 100 to 1913. Magher averaged
ID and made high runs Of . and u
while Kenny's mark was 81 ahd tallisd
high u n OF Is and 10.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25

n MEMBERS of the executive COM
lVl congress are holding their sec
nittao of the American bowling