Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-05
NEWS OF THE DA Y

Passengers and the creT OF the
While Star liner Celtic brought with
them to New York yesterday revival
az The sen serpent tales OF other years.
They reported having passed early
Saturday morning a formidable look
ing creature which was going at high
-pced in pursuit Of a school Of young
whales. TIE monster, they SAID, haG
wings. although il appeared to be al
aquatic animal and rose frequently 10
feet or more from the water. Whales
| and pursucr faded from sight within
few minutes.
With the unexpected declaration IL
his bride Of two weeks that she did moi
| love him rs much as she did when they
| were married. William +. Ewart, Il
wears old. seized pistol rs he returned
rom church IN Charlotte. \. c., last
night and put a bul,t through his
brain, dying instantly.
one Of the worst riots since the Penn
sylyania Railroad strike began occurred
iarc Saturday night at West Browns
Vile. IN. \ woman was shot III the
| breast. three men were wounded III the
legs. ana score of others were badly
| beaten Three arrests were made
saturday night the strikers learned
that % sirik ebrcakcrs had arrived and
we're being housed AT the home OF
Michael Sonick The strikers wreck
ed the hunse. firing shots and hurting
stones through the windows. Mrs.
Snnick when shot WAS seated at a tabl,
with her baby. The police found five
rikcbreakcrs lying wounded on thu
ground.
Memorial services we're held yester
day afternoon in Washington Cemetery
Hagcrslown. Nd. under the auspices o.
The Washington County Confederate
Memorial Association. About ! ,50C
persons were present. The orator
was delivered by Col Robert +. Lee.
Of Fairfax county, Virginia.
Mystery surrounds the death Of Mrs.
Maud Alice and the probably fatal
wounding OF her husband, Edward At
lee, al their home at CoatSvilIe, Pa
Yesterday Alice, who is in . hospital
with bullet wounds in his back and
chest. declares that he was awakened
early Yesterday by strange man who
shot HIN in the back and then fired Al
| his hrraft IS he arose from ms bed.
On following his assallant, downstairs
he saws he found his wife dead on The
ioor Of The kitchen with bullet
through her heart.
There is 10 be a reunion OF the Blue
and The Gray in Atlanta, Ga. next
October. Plans were announced yes
tcIday by the Second Coast Artillery
CORPS. the Boston Light Infantry and
the Infantry Veterans Corps for trip
-outh. Tie occasion is the dcdicatIon
hy President Taft Of 4 monument com
mcmorating the names and services Of
the organizations that helped to create
"A friendly feeling between the mouth
and sonlh after the civil war. The
| Boston troops announce that they are Il.
tie the guests ofthc GATE City Guards at
Atlanta. Many other military bodies
from various sections Of the country
will be present.
John Delaney. structural iron
worker. it is said. on Saturday, confessed
in Muskogee, Okla. tnat he had beef
employed by John J. Mcnamara, sec
retary an! treasurer Of the lnterna-
uonal Association Of Bridge and Iron
Workers Of America 10 travel through
ont The country. carefully inspecting
all structures being erected hy non
union labor, securing drawings Of such
structures and marking the spot With a
cross where dynamite could be most
easily placed and would he most effcc-
tive The confession was made to
Harry Egan, a representative OF the
| Mu.kogcc Phoenix, in the presence OF
witnesses.
Wind tore down The electric lighr
wires IN Rraddork. near Pittshurg, Pa,
Yesterday and as Mary Colona, aged .,
and her brother. i were returning
home from a Storr. they ran into one
Of the deadly lines Mary shrieked
and fell unconscious, the wire burnln:
into her body John was thrown
against a curb. aud ii Is thought ms
skull is fractured Mary Is dying and
John may not recover.
t,nrriguuS titklN. Y, plTOmc.