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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14
COMMON COUNCIL.
Official.

ii a rcgular meeting of the Com
non Cc:ucil of the city Of Alexandria.
Virginia. he'll, January. 18TH, 1914
shaia w.re present: Z. d. Brunback
sd. president. and McsSrs. Burke,
LcaGbe& or, Lambert. Smith, Graham
Williams, Monroe. brOckett, Harrl
SCI. Los Marshall, Bryan and
Chaunccy.
Upon motion of MI Harrison
"ouncil proceeded 70 I'll the vacancy
N the Common Council caused 10y
sha resigns ton OF Mr.. Eirreil Mr..
harrison nominated Mr.. Chas. G.. Sui
ivan al he was clcctc.: by the foi-
owing vote: MesSrs. Leadbeatcr.
l.:uabc.., Smith, Williams. Monroe
: ocke;t, Harrison, Low, Bryan ant
'!auncs Y. ard Mr. President Cd.
lIr. Sullivan w2s intro uccd by Mr.
iarfisca and the President administ-
red to I'm the required cath OF Office.
The 70 loving was received from
the mayor
December 18th. 1913.
10 the Honorable City Councik
Alexandria. Va.
Gentlemen: / herewith return
yi.sogt ny approval 4 resolution "a
,rn2r:a;i:@ orc hun rcd dollars for
Ha%k o. upper King street: and :"
,e.99d resolution 2ppIoprlatinG Two
,uadrcd and fifty dollars to pay O,
.e'mI,u%s, Mr.. Urban S. Lambert, TO.
,yrorSc; incident 10 contest for n
r.sht t. membership in the tormon
~ p..I
~'cv5;n& 10 the resolution Of orr
'1urdreG dollars. nay objection Is baS-
d On i, word nuisance Z, used y
he res tuition. and also might tc
v..l 70 '>ava he county give is oh
igaf;cn II writing 10 pay porto
If the cost. Or deposit suaicicT
sum 10 cover the cost.
As q the resolution apnro2riatInG
two huT rcd sgd fifty dollars to re
fmh"rsc Mr. Lambert. it is a matter
that has been fixed in My min, and
rlom t. intro uction ! have had nc
other Intention than TO decline t"
become an instrument in its pass
age.
The endorsement on the resolution
Allowing Mr.. Lambert two hundrc"
md fifty dollirs.is the evidence that
10 orC!cr was made for The payment
n "tiaaiIy without opposition. zaan
pcrcharcc others than myself sNiI!
d;iastion TIE Swishcs OF my dissept,
a-1:he charter Of the City Of AleXan-
,.lr;a in its provisions for thcE c!ec-
Con of such officers a.
arr cyr3rcted to serve the city III cer,
tam srhcres Of usefulness among
others. namcs Corporation AttoE II;
This oiyicsrwlien other officers arc II
doubt. supposedly is consulted. y:
certainly is expected to speak @'ol
The CITY COUNCIL when in any wa!
lhc cit, Is called upon to plead or Of
for defense. The settled purpose &c
more hin in this controversy Is OBJ
y:ors. il! fact is cle9rlr shown 6y son,
oerson. This phase of the case would
not be .olerated by me if the law ON,
ger of the city WAS an entire stranger:
ana vii, not DC excused or condone-
I,y me because at%tte present time
the Corporation Attorney Is M bro
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Observation-Disclosures
RAILWAY CO.
In Effect November /, 1871:

Leave Alexandra for Wasningt0A
Week Days y. N. 500. $40, 6.05
G.20, 60, $40 G.55: ! o. -, : 80
40. TO, 500, s ID s p. S.35, 6.5U
90, $50. $50, l0.I0, 1870, 1889
II. 10. II. 25x. II 80, ll.5O
P. NJ 1910. i225x. 1890. $50
1 10, 1.25x, 80, l.50, 30, 2.25N,2.3O
$50. 3.C5. 3.25x. &.35, > 80, 4.lO.
l.25, i so, 4 20 4.55, 30, 5.25
) So, ) 60. 6.G5. s. 20, $50, G.45, 100
lis, 725, 7.%6. 500, $50, 800
go. 10.G0. 1870. lilo l1.55.
AN. Sundays-700 I35. SO. so
s 40, 500. $50, 40, 1000, 1920
10. 40, li00. ll.20, il. 10.
Noon-12.00.
7. Mp 20, II 10, too, l.20, l.iD,
9 90, go 40.3 00,3 -. 3 10. i 00,l 20
i 40, 5 90 ) 20, ) 40, 600, 20. G.ip
100, : 20, 7.40, 500, SO, 900, 80
10. 90 O.30. IllO.
Leave Alexandria for Nj. Vernon
Week Days-A. Ms %, .G.lG. Iii
ssh. - %, 1l2j. - p. ". - 1925
] .25, , ., $50. i 40, 5.35, sc
7.335. SO. Q. 80. 10 80, llj0.
SUNhAIS.-A NJ 100, Sc
$50, $50, 1l.30,-P. Nh ~
100, 30, $50, 40. 30, ga
7.3O, g, 1916.
Ali trains leave Washington frcm
18th ard Pa. Ave, opposite Post
Office
XThrolgh Nj. Vernon Trains.
Daiiy. %sDai!y Except 5g'niays
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14
Stockholders Meeting.

The anhnal meeting Of the stock
holders of'ShssA tlantic Building Co.,
for the election. 81 officers and direc-
tors for the ensuing year and trans
citing such other business as may
property leone before tae meeting will
be he'd iftAhe office + the company.
1913 sodth' Royal street. Alexandria,
Va, on Thursday, January. 18th, 1914.
at eleven o'clock. A. NJ.
= =. 7M.IM. PARKER, Prest
/ :: LOUIS BEYER, Jr, Sect.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Iris Realty Association
will be held at the Hotel Rammel,
l26 north Royal street, Alexandria,
Virginia, on Thursday evening, Jan
uary %, 1911, at s o'clock, for
the election of directors of said cor
poration. and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before it.
ALBERT WHITWORTH.
u { d. Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
Board Of Adermsn.,

At regular meeting of tpes Boar
Of Alderman of the City ofSAlexan
iria, Va, held January IS, 1914, Their
were present: ;,
Messrs. Hill, Brill, Ogden Ball
enger, Fie,tl, Fitzgerald and sum
!TerS.
tn the absence of President Mar
bury, Vice-P President Field presided
! gan act for the assessment Of taxes
Oh 1 persons. property, incomes, licen
se;, &c. was favorably reported b!
tie Finance Committee On motto!
ti.e act was recommends to tn
committee with the request that the.
furnish each member of the Cit.
Council with printed copy of thu
81 ne. The act was subsequently, re
turned by the Common Council, tn;
board having substantiated thu
VOLS typewriter copies insteat
If print:d copies. The Aldermen re
ceaad from their action and concurret
in that of the Common Council.
The Finance Com rittee reported i.
favor of paying bills amounting I
$G:2.33 Incurred by the health depart
mont, an the report was adopted.
Y petition Of Albert Dreifus fol
ne mission TO erect an addition L
houses Nos. la and ll6 Commerce
>t! Get, was granted.
\ communication from the Ncstcr.
Union Telegraph Company, asking
tor re uction Of license tax was re
ferrcd to the Finance Committee.
\ communication from Thomas a
ri her, Mayor, returning withou'
bis approval resolutions providing fol
an expenditure OFFS 500 for the CON
st.uction of sewer at King stree
ard the Alexandria county line, ant
appropriating $3.50 to defray the ex.
Dc2ses of Urban S. Lambert in hi
appeal from the Corporation Cour:
70 the Court of Appeals for retention
Of his scat in the Com ron Council!
from the First Ward was lad Owe
Iitil TIE next regular meeting.
The following were received from
tie Comnon Council ani their actor
@oncurred in:
4 communist from Thomas \
FISHER. Mayor, enclosing a communl,
'ntiGn from Francis l.. Smith, in re-
yard 10 the construction Of q terrf
cctta ripe sewer from the culver'
AID bridge of the Washington South
t'n Railway (at the crossing of the
c'nctric linc) to the stone bridge "a
Dixie street extended.
Pc;it'on Of sundry citizens asking
A'at the cas- light in front Of ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14
MaTsha:;l-2, And the Mayors OBJ
lection was: not Sustained ), I'M,
The following resolution was bass

MazYha;l-2,; And the Mayors; OBJ
lection was. not Sustained. ; 3t2i,
The following resolution WAS bass
ed:
Whereas, the Fire Committee OF the
City Council of Alexan'r;a is DESTROYS
Of conducting certain Investigations
concerning the acts and conduct OF the
employees of the Fire Department;
Therefore, be it resolved by the
City Council Of Alexandria:
That the Fire Committee. or a
majority thereof, be. and they are
hereby authorized and directed ITO
conduct such investigations as they
may deem proper, and the said COM
nittee, or majority thereof, are
hereby authorized to order the at
ten. arce Of any person as a witness
and the production by any person OF
all proper books and papers, and
Be il further resolved: That any
person refusing to attend or to tes-
tify or to produce any such proper
books ard papers, shall be summon
ed By such investigating body be-
fore the Police Justice to be dealt
with s-cording 10 law, and
Be it further resolved: That any
witness summoned by such investi-
eating body shall be sworn by the
officer rres:;ing at such investigation.
This resolution shall be in full
force ard effect upon its approval
by the Mayor.
Approved, January II. 1914.
THOMAS 4. FISHER,
Mayor.
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The Alexandria Gszcite Corporation
Gazette Building King Street
&OBERT S, BARRETT, President
Rnd General Manager
aOWARh "a SMITH, Secretary an
Treasurer
i'ERMo. ..-Daiiy. rrar, SoD'
SIX Months, $3.50. Three Months
sA.c5. One month, 43 centk Uns weeI
10 cents
Entered ~ the Postoi1ice OF Alcl
andria, Tirginia na sccord-eIass pla'
Aw,
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: l66. Commerce street. i
: Also report of the enance. and
health committee econaflending the
payment of bills amounting to $685..
Ayes, Is; noes, 0.
The President placed Mr.. Sullivan
on the committee on claims and the
committee on fire.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste:-
4. d. BRUMBAGK. President.
Daniel f. Stansbury, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14
N MEMORI.tN.

IN raem"rv of "ur loving baby
HARVEY FRANKLIN McnON,
.Nn. whom CO. cail,d from Us =
(Nrrc"N Years ago to-day. January
Il. lall.
All is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely "a" our hearts TO-DAY.
For.the ore we loved 80 dearly
Has forever passed awsy
Heaven r",ain"rh row our treasure
Earth the i-s'n easier l;n2ns
And the Srpie%r'S ,s,re 10 iirger
Where oE'r ar.in" '--hv S:eorS.
MAMMA .iNn PAPA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14
Stockholders Meeting.

Pursuant to the call Of the holders
Of at least onc-tenth of its capital
stock meeting of the stockholders
of the Mount Vernon Stables, Inc,
will be held at the Office of H. Noel
Garner. l2S South Royal street Al
exandria. Virginia. Monday, January
%. 1914 at II O'Clock A. NJ, for
the election OF Boar Of Directors.
and for the transactions Of such other
bushes sas may properly come before
tie meeting.
r. A. GARRETT,
- td Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14
.ther. : The veto is prtrogarive Of
the Mayor, deliberately placed in his
teod5jT3 exercise ct his own 5lscre-

thcr. : The veto is a prtrogauve OF
the Major, deliberately placed in his
kandJJT3 exercise ct his own 5lscre-
ition, ard in his own way; it is con
;fcrred upon him by the Constitution
of his state; it is a power that can
be Wisely used, or unwisely. for gooo
reasons, for bad reasons, or any poor
reason:.. cannot be taken from MN
by isers or slurs. / find much pleas
urc in using it in this case, as II
will pei .aps cause Council to hesitate
before allowing members, one or
mare. 10 settle troubles of their OWE
creation. without consulting Councli.
ar, then asking Council to pay the
bills. do not assent to the plea tha'
the matt.r was forced upon MI Lam
bert; he was willing instrument II
having himself forecf upon CouncA
when 4 primary election was sug-
cestcd. This particular resolution al
folds ~ also an opportunity that :
would TT manufacture, TO refer L
he mar vacancies that have occur
re-! in he Common Council N less
than IN re wears, two b. deaths, am
.lI,ce b. designations. -Four nave
,can lid d, ore is vacant. Inc n nTst
Louis 3. Il, by death the lass ili'e'
frs1 TIC fourth ward. when the ma
tort y from that ward voted tor MI
Julian T. Burke, .lr., while Alr. Lam
bert ,oc rdcd his vote against MIN
Thi5 solution also furnishes INC
opportunity to comment upon inc uh'
far md at times vin5ictlvc and sour
;lous art les furnished by anonymous
writer's rat appeared III newspaper
wa:ch WAS in morlound coF-''i"i
Wien a .acking these members o.
he Cor. mon Council who broke q
l:oru N when the resignation OF MI
iatcs VS. suddenly placed before
tie council: newspaper whose cniel
miss en- appeared as wanting TO cri-
ti.jsa those it could not brighten by
threats CT influence by f!attery; Z
newspaper that ended its short career
upon petition of one OF It's o" owner
when ! think. stated that chaf'
aetcr of us management ie$Sehed ~
Influence an.i circulation. This reso-
.ution also gives me the opportunlt!
% refer 10 an incident in the Com
mon Council in March last, when
.etocd a resolution (Which veto vas
.nstairedl AM, a member OF wonder.
r u -aIf-;r, nortance "moved TO lay
-. ."i 5 NJ '," rsto On The table anc
i L"G s:iJ "as courtesy 10 the
30 ,on,,,or" cr the CITY Council. anC
80, 49, =, s,v onn else he would with
,. ~ - -. n,otion - Law on the fable
"a" , H.. evidence nj the spirii
: .S%no.S;or esnecialv So wher
- ,:!o'., 20 e or. constellation * the
80, - ~ r,nn,l,rr IF body Of six.
:, ~ ~: TO the VIII ms. bias, Ii Ii.
10, o. rs members gra-
80. . ,,".;;,m = va.o upon the oh.
!. IT,, n. anpoiptinr power as /,
.;,1.. ,iarirr. ar erGcayoring Il
=, TO- - :nG"ancn against n,
~, I'.''' So.,.nrs snd authority
" 1!o .. =, dr" gIo, Conferred q,
r, Lv the Laws OF Virginia.
=! - - ~, ,,. -, ,.ar.rn, j., darlininn I,
=. -, al" ,s!osoj,,t inn and | do no,
up go !. ,,.as ofrored h,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14

One Of the last cnings that Com
raodorcs 10 before sailing On the eX-
petition is to Purchase
Gi8SON'S PURE OLD RYE.
Could you imagine a stronger testl-
monial. We have all kinds Of Liquors
carefully packed in neat cartons
r2ad.y Cor shipment to all sections Of
Virginia from =. -. -.
500 10 $500 PER GALLON.
Have on hand Gibson's Xxx, xxx,
XNNN and Pure C'G Rye; Old Cabin
ct and Monogram also Bakers and
Thomps9a's Whiskcys, to which we In
vitc your attention.
Should you feel disposed 70 send Us
ar order we krUw YOU will be salts
fed with results. Soliciting your trade,
We are, yours respectfully,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14

A p .ition to improve Lee street
from + ng to Queen street with a 80
foot roadway and 8 II foot si1ewalk.
was rs,'orrcd to the committee on
streets.
A nc:ition for gas light in front
If St. l'aurs Church was referred 10
The cor nittce on light.
The rollow;ng resolution offered
by Mr. Williams was passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14

l. beng necessary that the city
of .Ale lnGria have control OF that
part of he lot recently purchased for
high Sc ool purposes. which is within
The boz dry CT Alexandra county, De
it
Resol cd: That the Corporation At
torney 9. and he is hereby direct
g 10 ,, pare the necessary measure
for irtrr uction at this session of the
Gcnoro Assembly, and further
Res cd: That one member OF each
brarci, E the City Council be APP
porte, by the Pres ont thereof 4
.onImi :; to appear before the pro
ner CO mittee Of the Assembly to
urge i passage of the proposed act;
and II. thirty dollars $4,000; Or as
.uch ,oreof as may be necessary
te and is hereby appropriated for
The cy "scs Of the Council Commit
tee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-14

At a regular meeting OF tPes boafH
Of Alderman of the City ofs lAlexan-
tl.ia, Va, held January Is, 1914, there
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-21
TIDAL IHAVE CAUSES
THOUSAND DEATHS
rWo RUSSIAN TOWNS INuN0AT.
Ed 6Y WATER FROM SEA
DURING HURRICANE.
Wall of Water Pours Down Over Fer.
tile GENTRY, Causing Buildings to
Collapse and Taking 4 Ter
rib!s Toll OF Lives.

Ekaterincdy. Russia.--MDra than
ie00 persons persisted Saturday Il
The inundaticn OF she towns of Sta
nitza and Achtyrska by tiGa wase
from the sea OF Azov. Ike wave
struck tho towns during violent hul.
icane which swept the province ol
EEuhan.
More than $50 persons also were
drowned in Gotds in Yazenkaia.
a dam collapsed in the town oi
remryuh situated en- the Taman pen
insula ninety eight miles RorthWos,
Of this city, aooding the greater part
Of the city and drowning many PEI,
sons. Inc sea washed away SSe
buildings in Achtyrskaja.
Temryuk is q historic town, with a
Population of 10000. It once was tho
seat OF the Turkish fortress Adass.
The province of Kubar, In which
the stricken towns are located, is n
southern Russia and has coast lines
en- beth the Black sea and the Sea CT
Azoy Tho population OF the province
aegreg gates about 1000, 000 persons, o.
whom two-ffths are Ccssacks. This
country Is extremely fertile and ax
tensively used in the culture Of grain
Cattle breeding aiso is conducted CT
y large scale
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-21
CASH SECURED 70 BUILD
RAILROAD 70 SALT LAKE
Arrangements comFlesod for Flnarc
ing Inc MofFat. Road from crr49,
Colorado. 10 usah Capisai.


Denver, Colo arrangements fcl
financing the building of the Denver
Z Salt Lake railroad from Craig
Colo, to Salt Lake City, were made
oy Newman Erb president OF the
ompany, during his recent trip 10
europe, according TO President Jesse
9. Fleming OF the Monat tunnel cam,
mission, who has just returned fro,a
New York.
Fleming had co Terence WITH Erb
IN New York and was told BIZ the LAT.
ter that work on the rpilrcad exten
sion will begin simultaneously wlth
construction OF the tunnel. Tie cstl
mated cost OF building the read &
.alt Lake is $4,000, 90
The tunnel commission viii probeli
decide 70 start engineers al once pr
naring plans and specifications fer III
unnel Immediately without wai.i ,
or q supreme court decision in lii,
ord taxpayers suit Applications Ia
e0,itions in connection with tie Dor
ag Of the Mcffat tunnel already ha !
iaen received by the commission fra
Engineers in the United Stasea. Can
ada, Alaska. Mexico and even in Sou
america.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-21
GOVERNMENT owned ROAD
FOR ALASKA IS ASSURED
President Wilson Signs Bill, Which
Authorizes Expenditure of Thirty
five Millions for Railway. g.

Washington. -P President Wilson Old
Thursday extended what he termed
the hand Of real helpfulncss and
brotherhood to Alaska when he
signed the bill authorizing the expon
diture of $35,000,000 for the first gov.
eminent owned railway constructed
by the United States
Secretary Lane, group OF senators
and representatives and members Of
he Seattle chamber Of CONNIE &c
stood beside the president as he az
liked his signature to the act which
passed both houses of congress ~
substantial majorities. The pre- ideAt
Vas in happy mood as he s.sneo
and in laying one souvenir pen ASIDE
o use another smilingly remarkel,
I'll change engines
When the bill had been signed the
president made brief speech.
| Secretary Lane Immediately after.
ward had long talk with the presi.
lent about the selection OF engineers
or the task. Altnorgh Colonel Gee.
halls had been mentioned fsr The
work it is unlikely that he viii be
through with Tie fanilla cauat in
ime for the present underta Sins
which Mr.. Lane intends to get into
lperation at once.
Tbs beginning Of the project will
signalize new method Of govern
nent, a stimulus of opening of virgin
/ erritory, a contrast to the govern
nent. beunties and guarantee .
bonds which in the pioneer days 0
The west were used by the fedora
government to encourage railroads.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-21
REVOLUTION The OBJECT
OF MARCH OF IDLE hen
Charged That Capture of Arsenal and
Rush on National Capital Was
Planned by Kelley.

Sacramento, Calm remarkable
report communicated to the war de-
'artment in Washington Adiutsnt
General Forbes OF the National Guard
Of California has given official cog.
aizance to an alleged plan of Gen.
eral" Charles Kelley's unemployed
army to seize the federal arsenal NJ
iock Island, H., in order to equip an
army of 100000 men with arms and
ammunition for q revolution against
the government.
General Forbes report is lasad
upon one made to him by Lieutenant
franklin Grimes of Sacramento com.
pany of the state guard, who joined
Heileys army as hobo some days
ago, while acting as spy on behalf
Of his chief
Lieutenant Grimes, with wealth
of detail, related how he had gained
he confidence of the leaders OF tae
unemployed, who divulged to him
heir plan for capturing the United
States arsenal.
There was to be gathering OF many
armies at Chicago. according tf
srimes, the men reaching that city as
)est they might The leaders, accord
ng TO the militia spy, believed the9
ould assemble 10000 at Chicago
Then, moving in force, they wcu.d at
ack and capture the Rock Island ar
senal
Railroads out OF Chicago would b,
Communicated, said the lieutenant
and the unemployed force, well arm
ID. would be rushed toward Washing
on, where it would at once have tn,
ederal goternment at its mercy
There would then spread a nation
vide rebellion of working men agalns
employers of labor, which would de
lose all civil and military authorize
md install the army's leaders as 81
preme.
Grimes declared his informant as
serted the movement was being cor
iucted from the east, and that Ke,
ley's force was but one small unit o
the whole.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-21
FRENCH EDITOR
shot By WOMAN
WIFE OF A CABINET MEMBER
ENTERS OFFICE AND RIDDI ES
BODY WITH BULLETS.
Tragedy Result of Long Continued
Attack Upon Minister of Finance
and the Publication of
= Love Letters

Paris.-Gaston Calmette. the bril-
liant editor of Figaro. paid the penalty
just after midnight Monday morning
OF the unwritten French law which
forbids that the honor of woman
shall be dragged intoa public contro-
versy. He was assassinated. his body
riddled with bullets by Nine Hen
rietta Callaux. wife of Joseph Gail
l2ux. minister of finance. who
has been the object of bitter per-
scnal attacks published in Figaro and
signed by Calmette. He died at 1925
Monday morning.
The CallauxGalmette feud had held
the attention of Paris for long time,
The Figaro editor repeatedly accused
the finance minister OF political cor
ruption. The feud reached its climax
Il 81 week, when the Figaro published
the contents of love letters that Cal
lsux wrote to his present wife in 1901
before they were married, and when
she was the wife of Leo Claretie, the
literary critic of the Figaro.
After the shooting Nine. Calliaux
WIS arrested She seemed perfectly
CAIN and said, when the police magis-
trate questioned her:
4 wanted TO wound Monsieur Cal
nette; didn't mean to kill him. she
said in level. Unconditional tones. Il
regret my act and shall be greatly
{ pleased when he is out of danger. All
wanted was to give him lesson"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-21
'.motherr Jones osties Authorities.

Denver, Colo" Mother Jones, who
has been held by the military author
lies at Telluride for some time. was
shipped to Denver On Monday, but the
aged woman who is always in thr
thickest Of the fight when strike is
IN, says she Will return to the strik {
district. She said: Il fully expect To
be arrested and put back in prison az
soon as I reach the strike zone, but
no governor nor president can make
re abandon my constitutional rights
as a citizen of the United States to &c
where / please So long as | live, |
shall refuse to submit to military des
potism.''
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-21
EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS VILLAGE
Many Casualties Reported, and Hun
dreds OF Homes Destroyed.

Tokio.--A serious earthquake oc
cured Sunday in the prefecture
Akita, island of Hondo. A numhe,
.of persons in the city Of AkIta were
killed and many houses destroyed III
he village OF Kowakubi, which was
ruined there We're many casualties
The volcano Asama-l anna. ninety
miles northwest Of Toxic, is il erup.
ton
Sixty bodies were found in the bssi
Of the Omono river, where $40 house,
we're destroyed The village Of XII
ameno was burned.
As a result OF the earthquake a cep.
per mine at Tsunmdato collapsed TIE
fate OF the 300 workIncn in the nina
IS unknown
Simultaneous With the earthquake
came terrific explosions ana the burss
| Ing of flames from the volcano Asama
Yama, which terrified the inhabitants