Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05

ta has ordered the Bravo, the Zara-
/ goza, and the Progrezo not to permit
the landing of arms for the rebels at
Tampico. The instructions give to
j Admiral Mayo authority to use force
If it is necessary. Huerta's instruc-
tions: to Azueta are equally implicit.
Those who know Commodore Azueta
| know that he will endeavor to put
Huerta's orders into effect.
!, Commander Rice and Lieut.. Thomas
Us. Creswell were drowne. yesterday
when a seaplane in which they were
tlrhking a flight over Southampton,
England, water suddenly plunged into
the sea.
| Mrs. Jennie May Ainsworth- Eaton
!Ainsworth, who remarked her first
husband in Washington, Wednesday,
! following her acquittal of the murder
/ of her second husband, Rear Admiral
Joseph G. Eaton, U. S. NJ, retired, at
1.-THE close of the ceremony received a
Telegram announcing that her Iaugh-
| ter, Miss Dorothy Ainsworth, is also
to be married Miss Dorothy, who
/ is but seventeen, is said to have re-
iected seventeen suitors and has not
yet divulged the name of the lucky
eighteenth. He was one of four young
men who have been pressing their
suits for some time past. Miss Aims
worth is now at Colonial Beach with
her mother and father.
/ Cora Hartman, twelve year old
daughter of Edward Hartman OF
Boyd's. Md. an employe Of the Baltl-
more and Ohio as punper, at Wash
ington Junction, was struck by the
Baltl9lore and HagereStown train No.
al last night ant: instantly killer. The
girl was standing on westbound track
while an eastbound freight train was
passing, right near her home, and
did not hear the oncotning train. En-
gineer Cannon did not. see the child
until within, SEVERAL hundred feet of
her. and tried hard to stop and re-
; peatei;ly soun1ed the. whistle.
James Hicks. farmer, 60 years old,
who lives with his nephew, G. H.
Hicks, near Halfway, Nd, attempted
three times within Is minutes yester-
day to commit suicide. He is at WISH
! ington County Hospital in a critical
condition. Although downcast and in
i'll health for some time, relatives had
no intimation that he contemplated
suicide. After finishing a hearty meal,
! he broke bottle into small pieces,
which he swallowed; drained a bottle
! of iodine and then stabbe. himself
with a knife, the blade puncturlng
his liver. His relatives found him
bleeding, but conscious.
! Indictments were returend against
i Sc officials and ,alembers Of the Ma
tional Association Of Master Plumbers
: and officials of state organizations IN
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mime
sofa, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa by
the Federal Grand Jury at Des
Moines, yesterday afternoon The in
idictments charge conspiracy in re-
straint of. trade in violation of the
SSherman Antitrust Law. 1t is
specifically alleged that the National
: Association of Master Plumbers has
:. been operating in violation of llaw ever
since its organization in 1884, am
that it has continually conspired tc
I interfere with the business of plumb
ers and Plunbing-supply houses.
} After celebrating for fifteen hour:
t 1.-The jury which has been trying Mis-!
oLMae A. Sullivan's S225, 900 breach o.
promise suit against millionaire Ar
thur I. Hoe reported to Suprem=
ECourt Justice Cavegan in New lorE
yesterday morning that it was unabl'
2 to agree upon a ver5ict. The juror!
7Estoo:! eight to four in favor of Mis-!
sullivan, and this situation did no
) change all through the night and earl!
: Iiror1ling elaboration. The result o:
S ,.the first ballot was eight to four, ant
r it was the same on the last ballot
Both sides Immediately notified th'
fcourt that they would move for al
early retrial Of the case.