Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
NEWS OF THE JAY.

business mar, WAS Oh 1huiSuaJ a'H
restored TO her husband by Anthony
i. Selewsky, who says ne found the
.wels short time after they were
l,st. Selcwsky, bicycle dealer, 80
years OF age, vii! receive reward OF
Il 900.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Sartwell,
4 the OIean House, was killed IN an
automobile clash in Oiean, \. Y.
Ms. Sarlwrli is III grave condition,
with two OF three fractured ribs and
a scalp wound. Her recovery IS
doubtful Mrs, Cowper and julius
FEEDER, the chauffeur, we're badly
bruised and cut
Mrs. Mary Parmele, authoress ami
historian, was run down and killed last
night by motorcycle at Sixth avenue
and Forty ninth street, New York,
sithiu a block of her home. Mrs.
l.,rmele'S skull was fractured and she
died before medical aid reached her.
The Japanese government has
awarded contracts for one dreadnaugh,
batlIcship aud four dreadnaught cruls-
ers 10 be laid down in 1911. Each OF
the vessels is 10 be OF $4,000 tons,
and will carry l3-5 inch guns. One
cruiser has been laid down al Nickers'
yard, Barrow, England. The Others
viii be built III Japan.
Two girls about IS or IS years old
!rft two. babies only few weeks old
in front pew Of Trinity chapel, N :"
York. Yesterday Afternoon. The girls
entered the chapel shortly after noon,
Nhen there we're only few persons
- the edlhce, and sat for about hall
10 hour with the babies in their laps
unti! they were alone except Tor
mali boy This boy ran into the sex
IONS Office and told him that the girls
aere going out, leaving the babies IN
The pew. The sexton ran out Just III
lime TO see the girls disappear. The
10y followed them to Broadway and
hen lost them in the crowd.
Russia is conceding the right OF
entry into that county Of American
Tvs visiting the Cars domains on
Iu<lncss missions. The Russian en-
aSsy in Washington is now issuing
assports OF this kind, to identity
American Jewish business men. There
IRE no longer any distractions placed
j the way Of American Jews who
EEK 10 enter the empire on legitimate
nsiness. 1t is stated that this is not
he result OF any recent pressure
Thought TO bear upon the Russian
eavcrnnlcnt through threatened legis-
lion in the direction OF abrogation
II the existing Russo American treaty.
NJ is due to n more liberal view that
rs been taken in Russia. as matter
Il sound internal administrator. 1t
!, believed Russia is about to abolish
tie law.
The petition of Clarence r. Andrews,
sled through his next friend, Sarah
+. Andrews, tells how he was dragged
if the porch when calling on young
woman in Lamond, ID. c., and badly
beaten. Martin Luther Bladcn and
Thomas Baden are named as assail-
auts. Andrews wants 5000 damages
for his injuries 1t happened last
week. he says, while calling on the
young woman. The two defendants.
lie AYERS. unceremoniously dragged
lin off the porch in the presence OF
the girl and beat him.
James KalGenhaugh, cashier of the
kaldenbaugh Bank, in New PhiIadel-
phia, O., private institution, COM
mitted suicide yesterday afternoon by
shooting himself in the head with a
revolver at his home. 1t is said that
his accounts are all right, and it is
supposed that he was temporarily in
sane.
William Lanyon, capitalist, is
engineering one Of the biggest wheat
deals ever attempted in st. Louis
More than one million bushels Of May
wheat. valued at nearly Sl,000,00O,
are involved in the transaction He
is on the bull side and insists that
every buShe OF wheat which be has
bought on option shall he delivered to
him Il, the Chicago market price,
which is 50 cents bushel Lanyon
said yesterday he expected his de-
livericS before the last of May will ex-
coed 100000 bushels, and that he
is prepared to pay cash for it all. Ian
yon is now credited with holding all
the No ? red wheat for May delivery
that is in sight IN St. Louis.
Thomas Fortune Ryan, it was
learned in New York last night, is
lying very i'll at home in Fifth avenue,
following an operation performed on
Wednesday. The nature Of the opera
ton has been kept secret, but it is I'M
derstood to have been for the relief OF
chronic kidney affection.
The naval collier Leonidas yesterday
passed out the Capcs for Havana to
bring back the mainmast Of the battle
ship Maine, sunk in the Cuban harbor
Is years ago. The Leondas also will
bring back any bodies Of the men Of
the Maine that may be recovered from
tue mud OF Havana harbor. The main
mast will be- erected in Arlington ccme-
terry at Washington as y monument to
those who lost their lives in the Maine
disaster.