Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-02

/ battle of four days.
"No signs of exhaustion are visi
BILE" Thus the Bulgarian Minister O.
Finance. M. Tontshey describes thu
! impressions he received during hi:
recent trip through Germany.
! Baron Sonnino, Italian minister Of
/ foreign affairs has informed parlia'
ment that Italy has adhered to the
agreement that no separate peace
would be signed by the entente pow,
crs.
William L. Grayson. president OF
the Fraternal Order of Eagles, an
nounced yesterday that the national
! convention Of the order would meet
in Savannah, July 81, to August 4:
1916.
Ambassador Page at London, cabled
the State Department yesterday al
ternoon that Great Britain has raised
the bars on shipment of tobacco to
Germany. Such shipments will be al
lowed to proceed without molestatlon
from the British government.
William Bridges, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Bridges, of Waterloo
Farm. several miles from Easton, Mo
was accidentally shot with cat rifle,
Tuesday by his older brother, James
He is in a critical condition. The bull
let penetrated his abdomen.
Six automobile bandits visited Ham
Ter, near Napoleon, Cnio, early yester-
day. blew open the safe in the Henry
Country Bank, and held the villagers
at bav. for an hour and a half WhlIs
doing their work, and escaped with
$4,000 in currency.
Frank Vandergrift, was killed &nd
Edward w. Morgan, severely scalded
in ain accident that occurred early yes
terday morning at the Radnor Pulp
Mills, in Elkton, Md. The men were
at work in the digester room when the
lid on one Of the large digesters blew
off.
The Rev. Dr.. Kenneth &. Murray:
pastor of Fayette Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, and ac-
lively identified with a number Of So
cial. civil and religious organizations
in the Monumental City, has myster-
iously disappeared. He was taken il!
with a nervous disorder two weeks
ago.
A mistrial was ordered in the Fed
cral Court ct Atlanta, Ca, last night
in the case of Thomas E. Watson,
the Thomson (Ga.), editor and author
charged with having sent obscene
matter drought the mails. The
jury, which had the case before it
since Tuesday afternoon. reported it
could not agree.
Declaring that there were more thar
1000 Americans in the British army
who had been forced into service
while under The influence Of liquor OF
through the promise of marriage by
some of the English girls, William II.
Bland, who has just returned to Bal
fimore, from war-swept Europe, gives
an interesting account of conditions
in the British army.
| Speaker Champ Clark unhesitatlng
I Nv yesterday ucCldICi ti'e
Roosevelt will be the Republican
candidate for President next year III
based the statement upon observa
tons and political pulse feeling dur
! ing numerous spcech-making trip:
which he took to various parts OF thu
country since Congress adjourned
last March.
"The war will end in the spring.
This is the prediction of Prof. Huge
Munsterberg, of Harvard Universlt.
He says he has very good reasons fo1
thinking so, but he is not at libert,
| to state what they are. When aske!
the reason for his prophecy Prof
MunsterbeTg. replied: "Ah-that j
the point. have very good reasons
but I cannot tell you about them
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