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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

It's not so hard to be reasonably sick
II you don't have to be nursed by any
Of your relatfves-New York Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT

Baltimore wants to have team in
one of the big leagues, and there are
a few other cities whose teams ought
to be out Of them.-Ph1ladelphi In
quirer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

An Investigation of the express trust
can not be considered as q blow at
vested rights: it is vested wrongs. -
Philadelphia North American.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10
hi, Fsshar rsnsaae.

Il see you man your son al the base.
bell editions" ,,.>
II don't want him to forget his M.
tive language while foolinE around that
corenation."-Kansas City Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

Notwithstanding the presidents pro-
test, power IIanusesa c..cers are SIN 81
the opinion that Niagara Is too fne .
falls to be allowed to 80 to wasee.-
Kansas City Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

"a hail storm gets parts Of the Iowa
crop once in while, which Is hard on
the individual owner, but Iowa always
comes up smiling In the total crop re-
turns. which is good for Iowa az =
whole" says the Ida Grove Record Era.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

The Baxter New Era suggests tina
"the man who can't make living Il
Iowa has something radically wrong II
his makeup"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

The Cedar Rapids Republican guess
es that I'VE are going to have an early
autumn this year and August is apt
to be a month of moderate and almost
chilly temperature"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

With the Sheldon Sun eft il still {
question open to argument as tt
argument as to whether, Iowa :s FOL
reciprocity with Canada as proposet
by the president"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

'If you want a real good compen-
dunn on the trusts, gather up the re-
cent Fourth Of July orations." advises
the Mason City Globe Gasette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-10

"The reciprocity bugaboo is wearing
out Give the farmers access to Canada
with their entire produce and they viii
like the trade" remarks the Humboldt
Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
PURE FOOD LABELS.
They Wsrs Used In PaIsst;ns "a Early
as tho Yssr $50 s. {.

Professor George 4. Eeisner Of Hlr-
rard university discovered among
suInr sprGimerts Of earliest Hebrew
writin. in the excavations 81 The city
u Sam-,ia. IL Palestine. mott lnlrt.
rstips Ircu:d 81 Tie r1f-t pure FOOD
laws ia history lie also found ah-
client writings dealing with t!.e iirst
instance gu re.ord " the keeping Of
wines IL 4 government warehouse uu.
dsT bond
Dating back to the period OF King
..haD. $50 e. c.. these Inscriptions ara
considered 10 he one Of the greatest
ands Of the Harvard ralestinian ri'
DeditionS which drlycl into The city OF
Ahub and OmFI for three years. They
found Labels Oh wing and u la!s
Iii=se Mention ibe YEA? - Uni.h fhe
wing ia: Iaii down 10 the cellar: Or
Tie p5lace stoTeLauSa, and thrT state
the vineyard from Uli.h the WING
came. impoTtaht fats that are rs'o5
ni-ed equally we'll by rintneI: t~oay
On the oil jars the label runs, A jar
OF pure oil. with the mention. or tue
district from Wli%h the oil cana Ih3
bits OF pottery Oh which the dFzafiF
rioI.s wfre written Wl!s I"T i'aif5 81
liz lars, III ware evidently intended
to 10 attached to the necEs 81 the Te-
csDtacles, just as are Labels OF SEALS
at tue present time. New TorE World
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
GOLDSB0RO
HEARD FROM!
A Lady Who Lives In Goldsb0ro
Joins in The Chorus Of Praise
for Cardui, The N0Man's
Tonic.

Go!Lsboro. N. Ca physician treat-
ed zee lor GiIny Distressing s. mptun4.
wGiics Mis Lila \. Smith, tut gave
nc no stl!S!.
Il suliefeL with neuralgia around lie
heat aud was ttoubicd Al lines with my
head. had pam IN my Left sita. bowels.
LET! thigh, Shoulders and a!in..
"AEter taking CafJui, am now we'll
and can recUmmcni il 10 other suffering
WoTIen."
Jus! such doubtful symptoms. as those
from which MIS-. Smith suffered afe The
ones for which il will pay you 10 !ake
Cardui The "oman's TOMS.
II is al such times. when there Is nolh-
ing 10 show, tor Certain. the real cause 81
the trouble. that you need tonic. 10 give
HE body Strength 10 THROW OH the Illness
that evidently lhrcatens.
Take ClrLui, when you are i'll, with
the ailments Of your sex. Take Cafdu!
as lonic. 10 pGerent ll!aes5, when ycI
Ieel il coming.
yonr druggist Keeps r.
~ 3 -n'r;it 10: ladies' Advisory Depl. Chl'ti.
n0og1 Medicine Co. Lhai,nooSL Tenn. lot Scr.:I!
InStfAcfiOES aad q page BOOK Home lIrltGsai
Tor Woilea" seq. III plan wiiopee III REQUEST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
WOOL, SILK AND LINEN.
Tests That viii Determine tbs ouaIity
of the faprics.

Tests That Viii Determines tbs Quality
of the faDrics.
II YOU wish 10 hnd our "helher the
material sold 10 you as all wool OF a.!
silk Is really SO make per cent -
luton Of caust.c potash ana ii hi,
coll T.iiT Sanria ol silk or Wool II
inc entire sample Is consumed in the
boiling yuur material Is what 1t pre-
tsnds TO lie. IL there is a residue that
residue is cotton. The caustic solution
consumes the animal fibers.
II you wish to fiUd ont whether the
silk that seems TO be heavy silk i
weighted With mineral burn the sam.
Die and the ash will show you how
much mineral weighing there IS. The
pure silk will be wholly Consumed
In buying supposed iinen goods or
taweiing or suiting, dip your sample
into concentrated sulphuric acid for
two minutes and wash II out carefully.
The cotton will have been consumed.
the linen will have resisted The action
Of the acid. This test Is one that
sh0uld be m~le with precaution. as
yitrlol is not thing To he tampered
Hth.-Mary Heaton Worse Ia Success
Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
VIRGINIA n EW 8.

Richmond Lodge No. 10, last night
celebrated it, lwrnty6fh anniversary
al ElI;s' home, Eleventh arl Mar.
shall SIR :cts. Thr event vas q
nlfa ant ID memoiallr one.
John H Farmcl. the Nn!o@ay
innberman, who sufrl Governor MANN
for SO 600 fur alleged brcarI, Of ron.
tract in acting as his Counsel and lhen
serving in similar capacity for OPP.
posing interests. will not get penny
damages. Tie knockout blow 10 hi
case came yesterday morning when tie
Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia
refused the plaintiff, Farmer, 4 writ oil
error. This means that The case is now
done with for good aud all.
A tablet was unveiled at 2l0 West
Grace street Richmond Friday after.
noon to mark the SPOT where STOOD
the house IN which General j. L. 3
S'nart died. The tablet bears The in.
Srription "On this sila stood the house
in which Major General j. T. T.
Snail died. May II. 1861" The
great rayalry leader was shot a
yellow Tavrrn Mag and va brought
Ia Richmond Nhcrr he died the ncXt
day. M!s. ]. u. u Sluad, iha Widow
Of tie RreaI cavalry leader, Whn nov
lives in Norfolk. wrll be nrca"nt. ana
his son. ]. +, T.. Sinalt. 81 Newrdit
News, and his Grandchildren. a
granl7Gn. James f. z Smart. will
invril The tablet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
TO BUILD AER0PLANFS. |
Emerson Engine Company Enters New
EIeld-COntract Made With tviatC r
LanniS IL DemOnSIrate Machines.

Emerson Engine Company Enters New
FIeld-Cnntract Made With Aviator
JanniS to Demonstrate Machines.
The Emerson Engine Compa, y
which has been established in AIcyau-
dria for the past Two years during
which time it has had remarkable sue.
cass in the building OF gasoline engines
wlll soon enter into The large field oil
manufacturing aeroplancs in addition
IL its engine IL parlment. A contract
Vas made yesterday with Aviator jan.
MS who has been operating The Rex
Smith machine in Washington for sev-
erai months 10 demonstrate ihrn new
aeropiane which they sill! shorty put
On The market. janis is regarded rs
one Of The coming men in flying circles
and bus already made pronounced
success. lie has made over 800 flights
in Washington without a serious ac"i-
dent and holds the record OF the United
States for carrying passengers.
The new aeroplane is The invention
Of Victor Emerson, president Of the
Emerson company ard one Of the
most noted mechanical engineers in
America. Mr.. Emerson has designed
many mary, lonS machines but none
have attained wider reputation than
his six cylinder racing and aefopiane
engine Whmh is being extensively used
~ fasl motor boats and living III:
chimes. The Nmtr5nn company sold
over S2O0, 0hli w0nl OF thee crsin,-
last scar,
Wmk is now in progress on HE COM
pany's new factory which Is 10 occupy
the site Of the old Pioneer mills at the
loot of Duke street. A modarn build
ing with all the latest IDEAS in factory
constitution is being erected 1t is cx'
perted That the building will be com.
pIetei in about four months time after
which The capacity OF the plant sill br
innhlrl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
lady Dfclr-.

London, May 10. --Drnisd hrr ambi
ton Of being The first American woman
ia he presented 10 the King and queen
At he II. 81 court of lhr coronation sra
-on last night. Lady Pc ir-, formerly
Miss llrien G"iilt. will now Try IL oiit
zhiue all her l1iiniiynnhen n ntr plF,
s=niati0n t,nishf
This y1iithiul rezttsi viii wear &
White satin dIiss. embroidered viii
diamonds. raaIl7 aGl crystal' Thu
White satin train has = ,lrsign oi sllyei
lilies with diamond add crystal hraii.
and j. hnrtlriri with ermihr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
II0ucr tiInamiIr,l.

Pilijhnig. Nav 10 Two house,
were wrecked and 40 Persons narrowly
escaped death whcn Ire home I'll An
tonic eisca III Sharpshnrg vas 1yna,
mited by black handlers today. Tho
side ol the house Was blown in, and The
National Hotel nearby 1as rocked and
81 guests thrown Violently from theif
GcIs. Sisra. his vile and two sons were
slightly injured Recently Sisca. wh0
il wealthy. received letter Demanding
SO 900,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
TEIECRAPHlC nREVlTlES.

Ex-senator Chaunfey NJ nrpew
crossed The hot sands thai lead 10 tie
Mystic Snline in New York last night
He proved game initiate.
Eohhri 81 every vasigc OF his cloth
ing b, tfamns Thomas Jones, 81
Frankfrd. Pa. spent The day il tree
until n,Ghtt.ll gave him a chance 10
sneak h"Ine
Monogram cigarettes proved the nn
j"ing Of Phi'ip Eiaiinerr, stylish
thief in New Hnrlelin, y. ! lie
broke ,nl0 William l.ealy's lunch
wagon and stale lot OF cara. bun
inadvertently dropped an initiated rig.
arctic stub. His arrest and Conviction
followed.
Hohble skirt AMI evening Dire rs
burial vestments ale on display at The
roav. nti II 81 the Mis- onri Funeral
Directors Association in Kansas City.
A hoon, seven inchc: in diameter,
in the milllc of the forearm. is The
latest Partisan fashion.
After killing his Spanish sweetheart,
Paul Miller 4 miner in Stockton. Cal. i.
rnh a s!l.k OF dynamite in ms mouth
ard touched il oil |, killed him i'm.
medialriy.
lTadoom Bay son Of The governor
general III Diarhrkr., III knr'lislan,
has come to Cornell to ) IL. y agricnl-
~ t.
An Apache went direct to The Louvre
III Paris after l~ing released from
rrison, smashed Z marbir statue o!
Es,nIarins and slashel painting II
Michael Angelo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
Remnant Day
Every
thursday

TOO extra large size rolls toilet paper,
ON sale Thursday, & rolls for. 25c
Zen pic :es 40 inch lawn, regular l2t9c
value. Remnant price, yard......lOr
Fifty bottles OF shoe polish in black
anG tan, Zoe value. Remnant price,
Thursday, 2 for ........................25 r
800 hair nets in hlArk and ALI wanted
shades, regular lllc value Remnant
riire, earh."...... .,............... Dr.
Two dozen ladies' small white aprons,
with rniilas, On sale lhmsA IS,
rlcii............,..... -................''.. .9s
: rirccs stripe linOn smiling, regular
l0c value. Remnant price. Thurs
day, yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Ten pieces stripe linon suiling l'TI and
1jr value. Remnant price, yard'..lrc
j pieces linnntlte in plain colors, pink
green. lilac, rose and Wislcria l2Es"
value Remnant price, yard......l0c
30 yards white a wool serge with
black stripe, fifty inches wide loo
lnc special price Thursday. yd So"
Ten pieces fancy dress silks y inches
wide, regular SOC value, special price
Thursday, yard........................o3 c
One 20 yard remnant OF FIbro mailing.
worth 500 for The piece. Remnant
price. f.r The remnant .........S ~
One L. yard remnant uf Fihro mating
worth - 81. hemnan' price Iur The
...............'.....''.. S;'.,':'
We Offer fnr THURSDAY ! n;crrs .larqnr
Rose i,ng cloth Ia: valnr lsrman!
price. yard ...............,,...........lli@
Wc offer Thursday i'm pieces hts
white liable III clnli, ~. yard wide
90, value Remnant price, y,l....lH'
Fifty dom ladies' muslin pants made
II excellent cotton. Remnant Pre-"
Thur7,ly. rair.....,..,.............".2 lr
Eliry dozen ladies extra size vests,
silrS and ., l2E.c vilne Remnant
prize, cach........- ...................,.9c
100 dozen ladies' fine summer vests,
rconar Zoe value. on sale Thursday.
FILL. .-.,... ,,........ ......,.. 20
Fifty dozen chilircn'4 cotton pants all
sizes. regular ii. valve. Thursday, Z
t,,T ..,.........,... ~,
twenty dozen chiidran'a shnit muslin
unia'skirt-. trfnl1r II and l9c vaIii"
Remahi Price Thursday, each - |"
Five ,los-h ladies' lang Limnn"i made
0f figured lawn. "n al, Thnrsday
zach .............. -. ..... ........,. l0r
Tn darn Iidies' short kim"n"1 made
ii figured :lawn. on sale Thursday.
c1rh...,..........,,,., "l.h'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
Nar 1n}s Stock 6iaTLri.

New yolE, May 10. ~-Far'inn1l
gains were shown IN The few stocks III
which there is speculative interest, but
outside Of these iszilas business c1ntin-
ned dull at the opening of The stock
market. Trading continual on .
small scale through the late forenoon
with price movements showing pro.
nounced irrcgulariiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
g,tiate TO-. joint lrcity for the .:r'
,.ru,ar projections. a Alaska f3r :eals.

Former Speaker Cannon, aged -
years and three day, istolay beir g As
sured by state>mcu that il he is ever
beaten for Congress, he has brilliant
future before him ~ I jig sep dancer
on Tic vaudeville stage. Cannon sho%
I'd several hundred baRquetters @haI
the lerpsichorean muse lost when hf
took mp politics a. q business last night.
Trimming to tie center Of the laEqurl
hall, he did real "coony" cake walk
and then finished nr with :
Iigh-cla-s imitation Of 4 pony
ballet. Without even pansing fnl
breath, The former speaker then de
carcd that he would live To be l5t
years old just like Ellison" and fol
lowed this announcement with on;
man hammer.and.anvil chorus agains
Canadian reciprocity, and woman's sn!
frage. The former, he said, was
menace. The latter, he declared
would never receive his support unit
wamcn went 10 the bar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
RInW IL Nynmam SUFFRAGE.

Albany. \. y. May l0.-Wnmcn'.
suffrage received The death trust
his afternoon when The assembly hs
vote Of 90 to SO refused to rt1nes
The rules r0mmi!ic Ia report The 1, ,ril
berg constitutional amendment which
provides votes for women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
Alexandria Fertilizer and
Chemical Company.
aANuF AcrUREas l0r
Fertilizers, Fertilizer Materials and
SuIpIIaIic Acid.
Ask your dealer Tor the AleSandE12
Fertilizer and Chemical Co.'S Products
Capacity: 10000 tons per snanm.
Princess Street and Potomac River
Whari; Alexandria, Virginia.
II j. Knox Ailc.iOnppr.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF REAL
u ESTATE

HOMMISSlONERS' SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.
Under and by virtue Ola decree Of the
Circuit Court oi A lrSauuria County, Ell
,crcd on The .tith day OF April, 1911, IN 2
cilanccry c:l,lsr therein pending, "ntllleo
julius Blackwell 81 ais. ". Carrie Miller
Ell ais. the undersigned COMMISSIONERS
OF sale. viii sell III public auction IN from
Of the Rovai street .ntfaEc@ Ia The Mar
lirt building, III the cay OF Al"Santlria,
on SATURDAY. lhc 2iIh day Of May, l9ll
the iullowi;i" described real estate. 10
VIII:
"Ail that lot Of ground situated In
Alexandria Cvunty, Virginia, on the
caSt side OF Royal street, extended, and
bounded aS follows Ia wit:
I:nrinuin" un the caSt side III Rnyal
street extcuucd n 4 point sixty tGDl feet
more or less south Of The intersection oil
R0Cal and Third streets extended; ana
running thence south on Royal extend
ed; ninety go feet. more Or less; thence
east parallel ~ Third street to the west.
elu Boundary Of HE lots heretofore SOLD
bv said Wnl. l.. WuuilE In Mrs. Whalen
and Mrs Austin; thence north parable!
IA Rnyal street extended. ninety 49,
feet, more or less. thence eaSteIly 10 The
beginning beirse part OF The property
purchased by said VIM +. Wooils from
George +. French and " iI,-. improved
Gv small fame house and stahl~,
Terms Ci sale: cash,
LEWIS III, MACIlEN,
HOW ARD ". SMITH,
iOn.r. nj ~ Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
LEWIS II AiACllEN,
HON ARD ". SMITH,
commissioners OF Sale

State or Virginia, County OF Alexan-
dril. ! George n KucEcr, clerk oi the
Circuit Court Of a lcxandria County, Sir-
GINA, 10 certify that Howard W. Smith
COMMISSIONER II sale. in the cnanrery
cause entitled Julius Blackwell, ct ais:
rs Carrie Miller Z! ais, has executed
Tie bond required ny decree Of sale en-
tered therein cn .the ,th day Of April
1911, with approved security,
Given under my hand. This 18th day Of
May, 1911
GEORGE IL. RuCKER. Clerk,
HyG I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

Although II. R. Olson Of Oriska
North Dakota. jumped 10 the bottom
Of p loot we'll and saved woman
from death at the risk OF his cWn life.
be mas today refused the Government s
silver hero medal because his rescue
ms Tot performed il HaT;gabls
stream. a lengthy petition Tas re
ceired 81 the Treasury Department ask
ias that Olson be given = medal. bit
the Department announced ttat such
honors we're conferred only when
1escuas we're performed il rivers, la7i-
gable lakes, o. oil the Pacific d AT
lantic coast,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

The treaty With Honduras which i
designed 10 have this government sale
guard 1000, 600 Loan by ] /
Morgan and Company to the Central
American Republic vas ""nsidrFei Al
a meeting Of the Senate COMMITTEES nii
foreign relations today, No action vas
taken. Senator Stone. who is The aii-
thor Of wariiAa resi,liiiiQps On liz MeN-
ican situation now in tile h"nas II The
committee, vas moi rieSent ii Ihe
meeting. and So there was no discus
sion ii lh1 condition Of affairs at The
border.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
hanger DYER.

81 Paul, MINI. May l0.-I.ate r.
p,lts from the forest fire section Of The
northwest, { lived today, Indicate that
the danger il almost over Heavy
rats throughout The Canadian north
wc:l and Eollicrn Minnesota have pnI
ont the lirr and soaked combms,ible
material
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
II ED.

On Tuesday, May 6. 1T 10 p nj, Al h
PATENTS residence, gag \. st. A5api
5trest JOSEPH II ARRISON EEHAEpI
infant son CT Fred W aud Grace NJ
Ebnardr. cred months aud Il days
Funeral tomorrow (IfuI dag 1t
oil ckpI II. Friends OF the family go
coTiiaily.in-itsi &c attend.
There "as az angel ra1d IL haven,
I tat vas not quite complete,
Cod took CTR darling joseph
! Q iii tie vacant sat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

The first OF the department invcsl'.
cations 10y The expenditures commit
tees of the democratic House began
today, when Assistant Secretary oil
State Huntington Wilson appeared be.
fore the House committee ON rypehdI'
lures Of the State Department. Wilson.
AZ preliminary 10 The committees
probe, gave 4 genera. outline ni the or
ganizaiion and methods 81 work in The
State Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

Members o. the House Of RenreseR-
iatyes will no longer lie dignifed as
Mister" when their names are called
for vote in the House. il resolution
introduced hy Representative Martin
dem ColoJ is passed. Martin pro-
poses to eliminate the gcNtlemanly Pre-
fix in order to save time on The calling
OF the rol! il the House. Al present
The prefix is Used, and roll call of the
39l members takes about half al hour
Of the House. time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
nishop siackey Smiths Successor.

FINh"p WatErI -NmiIh'S Su'rt'Snf.
Philadelphia. May l0-ProE Philip
Alrrrar Rhnsander, If the Episcopal
Theological School, Camh.rtge, AIsss i,
was tolny elected 10 The h;ahCrric OF the
frotestah, Episcopal Diocese ot Penn
sylvania 10 succeed Ri-h"r Marksy--
Smith resigned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
ioTJy Sfru Tn16mbsL.

I.1r1i1n, May l1.-Forr;' man We're
entonbed today By an explosion that
wrecked the St. MarEaret's coal mira
near White Haven. II il feared that
All have been killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

The question OF the adoption Of s.n
international game Law 10 protect sea
mammals and plumaee birds III Alaska
will be considered at q joint conference
OF representatives Of the United States
Great Britain, Japan and Russia On
Thursday. The conference Is TO ne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10
Death OF an Archbishop.

Toronto, May l1.-Aiter in lines:
ii more than & year Most, Rev, FerFfi-
Patrick Mckay, archbishop nf tic
Roman Caih1lia diocese c! To,IIt'1.
died n i q 'cl.,rl, thie mnIrine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

The overthrow Of Satan's kingdom
on earth !" is the object Of = resolution
today referred to the Honsa committee
on rules, providing for The adoption
oi tie daealogpe and ,sus' rule a
Standard measure for laws and iegu
Iations 81 The governmsRt Of TIE United
States. The resolution 1al intlodncet
nv representative Pepper (dem Iowa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

Fears ,ha, the United STATES might
be forced into Intervention in Mexico
by pressure from abroad !avn been al
taycd l'y assurances given President
Taft It was learned today. Diplomatic
representatives OF Great britain, Efahce,
Germany, Italy and SPAN. The natinn"
most Interested, have let it he known
that their governments do moi rohIrii1-
plate any nnve 10 inference The rlcai-
,ient to interference in The Mexican s'i-
nation. These narinns art contcul I"r
he present with making lheir rommnn.
ieations 10 Dia7 through their rrprcS"n
tstive4 in Mexico City. Italy. il vas
learned today, inquired what course
the United STATES would pnrsne, and
has remained silent since receiving II
reply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

THE ANIMAL htrLIi%ls %. q N u,
. stocs huldcl 81 u'f. - -, :, ~
ILECTKoll-Tlr Al AL ,oSil
PASY Hill hc held al Ev",ns ! an: am :
Alexandra National l:ahh bIn"lins
Alexandra, Nlfglnia, n J. /" t!"+k -No"i
on Thursday, May II! fi-, i"I ~" pa.
tu;ng wear, and for The transaction
sucf, other business - may come rs'7'
-aid meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-10

Approach to Landing riaae, Colon
al Teach. Va l.. y. Engineer Onire,
500 lIth street. northwest. Washington.
u. e., April II. 1911. A public hearing
viii b. given ii the Colonial Eeach Ter,
May II, 1911, at 10 4. m, 10 all persons
Interested. Maps CT the locality may be
seen az this Office. " c. LAEcFIIr, 1t.
Col, EDsrs.