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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10
AT WASHINGTON THEATRES.
At the Belasc0.

The Schuberts are reSpohs'ple Iol
the American production OF line
Wedding Night" at the Belasco Inc
atre this week. 1t was originally call
i ed "Oh, | Say and the French au-
thors we're Keroul and Barre. IN
the original French the piece had a
TREMENDOUS success in Paris and IN
its rfst translation made a great mt
! in London. There is laugh IN al
most every line and there are three
acts of the lines.
The movement of the farce itself IS
interrupted Frequently by tuneful
| songs and some very clever dances,
and the piece is excellently cast.
! Two splendid pieces of character
work fall to the credit of Walter
Jones as the father and Jeffreys Lew
! is as the mother of the bride. Of
course the leading role of all is that
Of the actress. and it is beautifully
plaved by Cecil Cunningham. Taylor
Holmes makes decidedly good part
out Of the pursued bridegroom and
puts enough acrobatics into his wor-
lies to furnish many laughs which are
rot dependent on the lines. Alice
'Yorke is charming bride, and JOS
eph W. Herbert, as Count Buzot, a
combined promoter and angel Of the
atricals, gives another exceedingly
clever bit of character work.
The remainder Of the company IS
thoroughly capable, including the
chorus. which not only looked we'll
and dressed well, but knew how to
:ance and could really sing.
At The Gayety.
The Liberty Girls" with Maxi
Kennedy, are at the Gayety this
week, zr.a two large aud:erces yes
serday pronounced their Offering one
2f the best buresque shows seen here
this season. Two burlettas, replcte
with good singing and dancing, COM
orise the bill of fare. as Marriage
q Failure?" is the title Of the opening
number, while the performance closes
with ~ Should Worry, Says Adoiph.
Matt Kennedy dominates both bur-
lettas and succeeds in getting a
laugh every minute. Mona Raymond,
frankie Rice, ans Red Feather, an
Indian soprano, have number OF
good songs and render them delight
fully Red Feather and White Hawk,
an Indian tenor. presented a wild
west scene featured by several songs.
One of the big hits of the show IS
the burlesoue on "Pinafore", with
the scene laid on board an English
warship. Many Of the gems OF the
opera are sung by the principals and
chorus.
Gene Gomez, female impersonator,
pives a sketch that was well recelv-
e.. Caprice, clever dancer, also
figures in the entertainment. The
chorus is one of the most capable
that has been seen here in long
time. Some of the song hits are,
when Cupid Comes to Town.
Country Girl Joe Dillon's Scotch
medleys, and "Honyemoon Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

At the monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce held Monday
night only matters Of routine char
acter were discussed. John w May
chairman of the legislative commit
tee, maize a report on various mat
ters pending before the State legisla,
ture in which business firms in Alex.
aniria are interested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

President Wilson'S opposition to the
literacy test as a restrictive measure
on immigration has been communlcat-
ed to the Senate committee on lmml-
grafton, which has before it the Bur
nett bill as passed by the House. The
Presidents attitude was not volun-
teered, but solicited by direction OF
the committee, which authorized its
chairman Senator Ellison D. Smith, OF
South Carolina, to confer with the
chief executive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10
CROKER KNOCKS MURPHY
Elimination Necessary to Save Tam.
many, says Former Sachem.

many, says Former Sachem.
New York, Feb. 10-Charles F.
Murphy got the heaviest blow yester-
day that he has received thus far as
leader Of Tammany Hall, His predecs-
!, scr, Richard Croker. declared Muir
phys elimination necessary for the
salvation of Tammany Hall.
The Croker attack was embodied
in q letter written by him to John Fox
who was once president Of the Nation
al Democratic Club. from the Croker
estate in Ireland on November 18,
1913. 90.
All Tammany stood aghast at this
|onen break between Murphy and Crok-
er The qualifications of the letter
shook the faith of many organization
%Imen,. who, while faithful to Murphy
ibave harked back to Croker as ths
rea, pattern of a leader for the Wig
swam's fortunes.
IN his. letter, Mr.. Croker, referring
- McCall.s defeat for Mayor, said:
"The result Of the election did no
surprise me as | felt sure that Mitche
would have a very large majority
! Murphv was a big handicap on Nc
! Call. The Hall Will never win uneiel @
j NIurphv's management. hope some
good man will get in and drive al
them crsfters-contractors-out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

Arrangements have been made by
the women of st. Rita's Catholic
church, of Alexandria county, for a
masked ball to be given Friday night
at Odd Fellows Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

Miss Genevieve Allis, one OF; the
hest known women painters in Amer
ic. mitted suicide during the early
morning yesterday by throwing her
self into the Housatonie River at Der
bv Conn. It i. believed by her re-
latives that she was deranged at the
time. Her mother died recently and
artist had taken her loss very much To
heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

Knocked senseless yesterday by rob-
hers and thrown over the railing of a
bridce across the Mississippi River
n the ice, go feet below according to
his explanation, David Wredburg, ag,
ID d was frozen fast and had to be
n,,l1ed from his perilous position at
the end of a lasso. He is at hos,
nits, in Minneapolis, and is expected
TO recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

In police Court today, John F. Ell
lott, T. j. Melton, and H. E. Parke,
three young men from Washington,
were fined So each for diserderly con-
duct. Jennie Jones was fined S. for
improper conduct, and NJ. Lehman So
for leaving boxes on the sidewalk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

The regular monthly reeting of
the 18th Virginia Regiment Chapter
will be held in Lee Camp Hall tonor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

There were carried into thousands
of homes last night lessons from nine
of the greatest Biblical scholars and
teachers of the continents, the speak
ers of the midwinter Bible conference
which began its regular course of work
in First Congregational Church Wash
ington in the morning. From 9
O'Clock in the morning until late last
night the Bible and its teachings fur
nished deeply interesting themes, for
the multitudes. One speaker followed
another without interval. In New
York Avenue Church last night Chamh
Clark, Speaker Of the House of Re-
representatives., presided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

In the Corporation Court today
Sarah Elizabeth Trainer entered suit
for divorce from her husband, Frank
H. Trainer, on the ground of desertion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

The board of managers of the Chill
dren's Home will meet at the home
on Thursday night at 1880 O'Clock. The
executive committee are requested to
meet promptly at o'clock on the
same evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

o. w. Triplett ct al. has sold to G.
X. Bender lot on the north side OF
King street between West and Pey-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge, No. q,
I. O. O. F., will hold its regular meet
ing tonight at 7:3O o'clock Installa-
ton of subordinate officers will take
place. After the meeting social
session will be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

lied to Europe. The dictator COM
PEELED Reyes to leave his wife and
-four children in Mexico as hostages
against possible plotting by him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10
Wants Two Thousand Men
as Body Guard-Calls
Cabinet Meeting.
REBEL SPIES ACTIVE.
Are Said to be Busily at Work Sow
ing Seed of Revolt in the Mexican
Capital.

Mexico City, Feb. 10.--Surrounded
by 1000 armed troops and with every
point in the capital under federal sur
veillance, General Huerta today faces
new plot to overthrow him on this,
the anniversary Of the dictator's
, coup that brought about the downfall
and ultimate assassination of Presi-
dent Madero.
Near midnight Huerta suddenly
called a cabinet meeting. His advis-
ers were in consultation until IN early
hour today, discussing the plot just
discovered, and the best means Of
putti-, it down.. The meeting was a
star cha: Der one, and neither Huerta
nor his minister would state what oc-
currej.
Extraordinary steps were taken by
Hucrta today to guard against the
threatened uprising. Two thousand
troops guard the national palace,
and there are guards at the arsenal
and the Huerta home
Again houses are commandeered
and machine guns mounted on roofs
trained on the approaches to the pal
ace and arsenal
Officers admit knowledge that rebel
eTissaries ar a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

Maury | Diggs, former State archi-
tect, and who, with F. Drew Caminetti
son of Anthony Caminetti, United Sta
es Inspector of immigration, was con-
victed of violating the Mann white
slave act, was held yesterday in police
court to answer in the superior court
to a charge of assault preferred by
Ida Fearing. The complaining wit
ness swore she was enly,17 years old.
Walter Gilligan, Diggs' companion on
New Years day, WIS the alleged of
fense took place also was held. Bonds
were placed at $4,000 each, or $4,000
cash bail, which neither Diggs nor
Giliigan has been able to furnish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

Lieut.. Henry B. Post, of the First
aero corps, considered one of the
most skillful United State army avl-
ators, plunged to his death in San Die
!go bay CAL, yesterday, when the right
wing of his hydroaeroplane crumpled
like an eggshell Post died affer
establishing an American altitude re-
cord of 1920 feet. He fell on his
descent 600 feet into shallow water
and was dead when Francis Wlldman,
another aviator, reached the scene IN
d flying boat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10
NOTICE Jr. o. U. A. NJ.

Members of James W. Jackson
Council No. 55, Jr. o. U. A NJ desir-
ing to attend the class initiation be-
fore the State Council OF the District
of Columbia, will please catch the
P. NJ. train on Wednesday, February
H.. Members of Belle Haven Council
No. 61 are cordially invited to parti'
cipate in the visitation.
S. A. FORREST, secty. No. 55
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

William Marconi announces in Lon
don that he can light lamps by wire
less at a distance Of six miles. The
receiver connected in turn with bulb
OF a lamp was attached to wire The
receiving aerial wire. At the other
point of the experiment transnlltter
in space was linked up with 100 horse
power AS soon as the power was
applied the bulb miles away was
lighted and remained alight as long
as the power was kept on. This
experiment, Mr.. Marconi hopes, may
be forerunner of the use Of wireless
power for lighting and heating houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-10

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the Ram
mel Cafe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
$4,000 For 100 Words

..rt,,s+fon of THE Ml4oh
Dollar Mystery begins ,og@S r,,,
story Will run FOR tWeH's sr By
secutlye weeks a LAIa EStarbar--
an arrangement WIN ~ Ie,n made
.tL I'm l,rgE 10 read the sN"'
H. tbts uaper. but also lN ste linz.
week i'm the various NOV ne mis-
theaters For the sotuSt.o" Elm eu.
my ondi,ions covering the to i'1'1,.,r
49, urlre oil $lu."H9 WIZ & wn,
BY the man, woman .'..,.. -.ll-
~ 40 the mystery, LI'A I.rrc
Won ~ no reels OF motion pIsI ~,
S,.or,s Win be made ana ltt
,,,.I Gbarr.rs uf the sleit
nv Harold, MCGrath. ,r the
solutions may Zoe s,Ll ether
Thanhouser lSuE Vgik any uwe
az r1iIpight. pes ~ IH0g
baar p0stnfrlce mack not lAss'
that date. ,a,ss win de-
ternlne which OF the ill1" arrgpt
ttona Tarefyrd is the mogN @, ,rd
ablc The Judgment O.. L.t' x.rr
VIII be absolute ana AL"' y.tEi So
Ing of a literary NAL@l rty-
rG1aiderea I'm thG decision w. 7rt'.
TTraf.raure ina the stteN Nlnn
- tba winner of the slo.pv4 ~,
The last two reels WhlIH w. rng
TIE most acceptable So Attut tba
mystery. will be presented
theatsrs having this lsdA y f, =. ana
soon as IL is practical 70 ~
same. The story CORES o,'...,,rt....5r AZ
these motion pictures wa. 1tp't,
the newspapers cotneiathlal' trs
soon after the. appearance ~ 49,
nIetures as practical Win lhe , ,gss
F,.Sn reals viii be shown the P1l
lures OF the winner, his or htl H'-'i
ana other interesting features
is understood that the eNsPaPSgrs'
So far as practical IN PtlhLIIE "t,
last two chapters Of the stoFF
Harold McGrath, VIII also sno"
Mcclure OF the successful eo"Ses'
ant .,. ,-net not
Solutions 10 the mystery mus 10
he more than 100 words louk
are some OF the questions
kent In mind in connection WI '''F
mYstery as an aid 20 a SOU ,lu"
No What becomes or lhe
iiI Nc. 2s-what becomes Of the 81
OOS No 2s-whom does Florence mar
ry? .,--- me Rus-
sian countess 80. 4trortl,,
~ in5IrectIv with The MILLION i'ol-
lar Mystery" Will be consideFed As
a contestant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
CONTINUED from Thursdny.o
CHAPTER VI.
The Limousine.

did you get the range" asked
the princess, when late that night
Braine recounted his adventure,
RANGE" he snarled. My girl
haven't | just told you that | had TO
fight for my life? My boat was in
flames. We had to swim for il till we
were picked up by Long Island barge
tug. don't know what became OF
the motor man. He must have head
ed straight for shore And I'm glad
he did Otherwise he'd be bowling
for the price OF another boat Olga,
for the first time I've had 70 let one
OF the boys have a look al my face
Doesn't know the name but one of
these days he'll stumble across Il,
and the result will be blackmail. IN.
less I push him off into the dark II
was accidental"
The princess leaned forward, her
hands tightly clenched
But the box"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAT ll-l''.
STANLEY HarEreave, millionaire, attet
q miraculous escape from the Gen 9.
the gang of brilliant thieves hhG" Z
the Black Hundred, liNes '4to ~
racluse for is years hargFtaNE ~
nigbr comes face 10 face with the
gangs leader, bralner btes,
After the meeting, during " nts !.
neither man apparently Iesoe ,,se
rnifrent Riyerdale home and rays ptal'9
for making his escape from ~ 10y,
try. He writes a letter 10 the snis
school In New Jersey where , E'it
before he had mysteriousiy letE W ~,
doorstep his baby daughter, lol,ell1
Gray He also pays a visit 70 the nan
gar OF a daredevil aviator.
Rraine and members OF his bdna 81
jround Hargreaye's home al night .puN
as they enter the house the WdNshFi s
oui side see a balloon leave lht No.,
The safe is found emp l"' tay.
which. HarEreave was known 10 nav
drawn that day was gone. Ihen S"il.
one announced the balloon haa PosN
punctured and dropped into the sea.
FLORENCE arrives, from the sltls
school Princess olga Braine's COM
pauion. visits her AMI claims 70 PC "a
relatfve Two bogus detectives caIl
but their plot Is fooled by norton .
Nv brjbine the captain 81 the orient,
Norton lays trap for Braine ana n
gang Princess olga also VISITS III
Orient's captain and she EASY 81 81
into the reporters snare, The plhi,
proves abortive through Bratne gooa
luck. and only hirelings fan into the
hands OF the police.
After falling in their first attempt
the Black Hundred trap Florence IheE
ask her for money, but she escapes
again foilinE them,
Norton and the countess cali on lot T
ence the next day, once more SAFE az
home The visitors having gone, Jones
removes a section OF flooring, and from
a cavity takes box. Pursued by mem
hers OF the Black Hand who have been
watching his movements, ne rushes 20
the water front A thrilling race IN
motor boats ensues Jones drops tHe
box into the sea and with his automa-
tic sets fire 90 the pursuing boat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

YES Norton stepped back sus-
piciously
+ The other chuckled raised and low
cred his hat swiftly
Good Lord murmarcd the re-
porter
HH yol take a ride eith nae in a
HtaNIe
All the way 10 Syracuse If you
say So Well In be tinker damned
No names, please.
What took place ia that taNicab
was never generally known But AT
surprised the elevator boy by going
out Norton proceeded downtown 20
the National bank who're he deposit
ed $4,000 ia bills OF large deuomina-
lions The teller had some difiCAlty
in counting them They stuck to-
gether and retained tl.e s0dden ap-
.pearance Of monoy recently sub
merged in water
Paul Darcy was fashionable art
ist; but tn spite of that handicap he
possessed genuine taleHt He rad
become affiliated vtth .he Black. Hum
dred through circumstances over
which he had had no control II was
one OF Braine's great games to hunt
pursue and run down young men of
good standing who had made a single
misstep II was an evil day for them
when Braire found them out They
really knew nothing ~ the Black
Hundred they became neophites
without having any knowledge of the
fact Under the pressure OF Braine S
.monacing thumb they generally
ICbayed him Rebellion meant eX-
y,zrra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
SOCIALIST CANDIDATES
FILE THEIR PETITIONS

Sociolist candidates fled petition
as follows Saturday afternoon
Charles Erb for congress. First dis
trict Gustav Zanders, county audi
tor. Milan +. Martin. county drail
commissioner; John n. Butler, Gin
cult court commissioner; David n
Reukauf, Leesyille, Mich: state sen
ate. Joseph Silber, county road conl
missioner, and Martin Harvey, circuit
court commissioner Sociolist labol
candidates fled as follows: JOSEPH
Ners, county treasurer; |. j. LeBrun
recorder OF deeds; John Hamyad'
county clerk and Carl Baetz, sheriff
A Berlin professor estimates tn
commercial value In electricity OF
flash OF lightning lasting for ond
thousapdth OF a second at 20 cents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
The Million Ss:;H
Dollar Mystery


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f.asll.1 N'lo u.s. paying NeIi
"--"- N'-' t"H 'Qt's"li.e" NlEaI INTO
~ nlaeN fi"haEta
-" lot Nat'' never PACK
"atu ana never ioFsets.
""e fa'' 9a'd ING "oiA-
!" 1850
W. are eNA.l'y "Aat rate intend
81 ~ ~ Pr lAeE Niule to. "oN 7
80 "a Sd.tl4A"l ooay "'lA
q eIoohea NINA. iheE wrote me
GEM Z. q tae aeFiE ,.l,, % roam
ee!I.t toil tllt IN hlitea
hA45d
my, yes I'm not the klnd OF
..l' Wy us ~ beu, surrounded
- 0i,e Neepll2 AealoeEs or tat 'atl-
- ~ 1o4i nurse anu priest lA
"a uot :. mas l!le SAVING
SId'e' eAJo! oeluR a sloihditl. NOW
y solAs w 20 Ahe cup mere
notilIns Ire q game ol olulaFds or
OL'ess - sulool" lIal "TiAAit "hieh
seems 70 worry ytA.
~ tie great As" 7paptr once there
vas a u4'stlty RACKET Midnight az
~ MEANS pahueiit QillIl III me City
oulA ~ inetIopoitlaI 8aly 1opE
~ NeIe fasilli's " ana IIQ' mes
S'n sels anu printers Wl'A sticky gal.
~ L4eH AaHu7. IeiuT ters We're
jail @4l4E 4 Way al IltlE u t A TALta rs.
anu liltei mn SINS 10Y co"ld near the
lease'ess cileAelS2elek from .the tele-
sIaPH room.
rs ihaAaElAs fdl'oE came oht ot
Up p'tEe anu app IodcAed the aesk OF
Lu'lol la p@ae gone COVE
.,-i my minutes ago sala me.
sIt 'lll g"i'ol
"dnteu q SUCK on that Panama
W. I'LL pNs
~, 90 lale'
~ HeLe ? Jim .>oi toh
~ 11F SHaIaoeF or commerce pan
JUS. l4e mayor r gong W throw
q uo'lt llilo t'It enemy camp.
INNS oh VIZ ilarhTeaNe STUN
-. guess oeI,tF PUT lhal IN
my '1poS noe re uead.
- VIII iouha Het
Nol . piece as pig as postage
s'alrtp,
lha' "ii lSaFe tAe siFi ia a tough
'ldSe 10 "lA' no OHLl ceilhcate,
ana worst % ali, no pnotosIaph OF
we ola man hlInsetl. aon see Why
Jim sil'-stepped thls aiiair tte vas
the only man ~ town VINO hnen any
'hi ing apoul dar Is.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

Miss Mabel Green London's most
remarkable Blind girl possesses ex-
traordinary memory She recently re-
ported pastors sermon 90 5000
words without notes and be declared
That B Has without a single omission
or mistake
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
BARK Of the boa.

Wild dogs DO not bark that is 10
say. the explosive sound SO familiar
10 MS in the bark" OF orr dogs is
never heard from any species Of Wild
dog wild dos7 srowl snarl, howl,
.hut they neye give a real bark The
true bark ~ The domcsticated dog IS
the result OF his long association with
and Of Ills attempt 20 speak In an
swcr 10 his masters voice.