Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-19
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Capt. Warren L. Kinds, former sup
erntendent of the government print
ing office in Washington died yester-
day. Capt. Kinds was born in Ithaca,
\. T., May 10 1884.
SUIT for 100000 was filed in the
federal court in Boston yesterday
against the United Shoe Machinery
Company and its officers on amount
Of an alleged violation OF the Sherman
antitrust act by Charles A. Strout,
Of Portland, Me-, az trustee for the
Goddu Sons Metal Fastening Company
An attachment for $1,000, 600 was
placed on the compauy's plant in CHS
suit short time ago, following the
indictment OF the company's officers
Oh charges OF maintaining monopoly.
The complainant alleges that in vio-
lation Of the Sherman act the shoe
machine company put it out Of bust
ness and, therefore, asks for damages.
Attacked By 4 gigantic American
gray eagle while ut work Tuesday
evening on the Rutherford farm, near
Martinsburg, W. Va, Cyrus Coils,
aged 16 years, succeeded in bringing
the bird to the ground wish stone,
after which he killed it with club
The eagle swooped down upon Coils,
and desperate fight OF several mlnu-
ties ensued, the bird at first putting
the lad to flight. The eagle measured
more than Z feet across the wings.
Rev. J. G. Patton, who arrived at
Victoria, 3. c., yesterday from Male
cules. New Hebridcs, where he has
been q missionary for fifteen years, said
that shortly before he LETT a French
trading vessel made a raid and q num-
Der of natives we're kidnapped. The
natives in revenge, attacked the
steamer and captured three Of TIE
crew, I'LL natives. These we're killed
and eaten.
Another terrific storm has swept the
vest coast OF Mexico. Eight schooners
are reported ashore at Mazatlan and
the Frisco wharf has been severely
damaged. The Southern Pacific OF
Mexico lost all wires at midnight. Up
to that time the gale had been blowing
for u hours. There is no report Of
any loss OF life.
The southwestern coast of Alaska
was visited again yesterday by an
earthquake, which stopped slulcng
mining operations and shook up
glaciers. A Cordoya cablegram says
the shock was less severe than that of
September %. 1t lasted several sec
onds.
Three mcu were scalded to death and
five seriously injured by the explosion
of steam pipes in the plant of the Fow'
Ter Packing Company at Kansas City,
Mo. Seventy-liye men were at work
in the tank house of the bog-killing
department when the pipes burst. The
roof fell.
Under the pretext OF obtaining infor-
nation concerning msrriage cermony,
three men late last night gained access
to the home Of Rev. Father Victor
Soyilla in Columbus. O., ond seriously
stabbed the priest while he was looking
over batch OF papers they had handed
bin, While seriously wounded, it is
believed Father Sorila will recover.
The three men, evidently believing
that the knife thrust, which struck in
the back under the right shoulder blade,
had been deadly, dashed from the room
and escaped. Father Sovilla fell for
ward on bis desk when ne was assaulted,
but regaining MS feet, attempted to
follow his assailanls. He became
weak from the loss Of blood. however,
and called for assistance. The men
have not been apprehcndcd and no
motive has been assigned for the stab
hing