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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08
To the Children of Alexandria.

For come tine pas. there has hesn great
need of place where sick children could
receive treatment. For Ibis purpose wrrd
Is now being erected at the Alexandra L.
ffnsry. The ladies In charge of the diffec-
eut branches Of the Minsteripg ChildSen'a
Leegns have met sogstber and formed ans
iarps company to furnish and gu rors this
.aro This work must uoa De ocnfreii So g
few ned tho halp OF every card "a the
clsy. W'l! she children come f,rward With
donatcp, Money clothing, iurrituse,
books, toys. anything will be thankfully re-
ceIved and acknowledged.
B. order OF sbe Board of Menagets Of the
M G l. Ward. F.s. HERBERT, Sec,
402 Duke s'-eat
All children, unde- four ,eon years OF age
wishing to take part In on entertain inert
give. foF the heae fit of the Children's Ward
are requested to meet TIA managers On Sat.
rsday, October 10:h, at four O'Clock, 'hs
Os.;s. Church lecture room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08
Pronounced helpless, Vet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, OF
Groton. s. D.. we quote w "a taken with bad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live but a
short Tina gave myself up to my Saviour de-
term'ned if could not stay with my friends on
earth, would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get Or Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. /
gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles 1t has
curot me and thsnk God 40, now . VOL ind
hearty woman" Trial bottles bottles free at E.
s. Lesdbeater Bros. drugstore, regular 6ize SOC
Snd s. 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

HAVE been 6 great sufferer from catarrh for
over ton years; had 10 very bsd, could hardly
breathe. Some rights could not sloep and hsd
to walk the floor. l purchased Ely's Cream Balm
and using it freely, it is w>rking cure sure
ly. l have advised several friends to use il, and
with haDpg results in every case. It is tho modi-
cina above ell others for cstarrh, and 1t Is worth
its weight in gold. thank God l have found a
remedy can use with safety and that does all
that is claimed for 1t. 1t is curing my dcsfne
B. w. Sporty, Hartford, Conn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

X. OF P.-As the regular m setting OF Bath
bouo Division, q. r K of p lsst night, the
- : OF SIR knight wss conferred Dpon o
Inou'r suC merchant. after which Sir Knight
o.. { 4, ). l. Monroe Installed the follow
Ing officers SIR Knight Lieutenant, Geo. 81.
King Sir knight Herald. 4. D Deeton /;
Sir Knight Guard, a Fl Ohlert. The d.
vision completed its arrangements to attend
viii hs aoconnsniad bv he kleTanS S
Dunn Corps on the trip. a preparatory
drill will take place Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

FIRE COMPANY MEETINGS The repulsr
uonity II ettcg OF tue Columbia s. F. E.
Compeny s2a hald s. tbeir he los; night
WE a Sm.os presiding ard L Cemphol'
acti5 secretary & vote OF thenks eae OK
tenovu 20 the fire wardens for 800 feet CT
nsw 30 q also q vote o; thanks 20 Cspt.
G. " IetitI and No6!e Lindsay for refresh
merls furnished at the last fire.
ss,Th Friend hip Fire Company held s.
mee,.-s last sht which was largely attend
CO TIE en ine house is being repsired, re-
ps,u,ed Sad put 10 thorough order and
various as we're discussed for raising
money 70 paging for the improvements emo
putting sne company on Srm bnss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

THE REV j. 1 VANoE-sunday was the
first time chat the Rev. l. Vance preach
sd ss pastor of tbs First Presby terlsn church
HE sermorB were Isteued TO morning and
eveuiDe oy large congregations made up en-
iirely Of The members of his own church.
His delivery was graceful and esrnest and
his language selected With care that show
ed thoughtfai student. Every one Rho
heard hin speaks in the highest terms o.
his pts.chlog r. is airsade verv popular
wlte hi5 coagregstion.-Norfolk Y;rginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

GS- Tho remains Of Capt. W. a. Besdes will BIO
brought from Philadelphia tomorrow (F,iday).
The funeral will take place IRON the residence Of
his sister, Mrs Charles Cox cor. King and Fayette
stre;ss, Friday evening at O'clock Frends and
scqunintsuces arc invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

PARDON REFUSED. The Governor has
rcfrasd 10 grant tn petition for the pardon
{; ERNST end Richard Smith, The t~o viii
o. who were lass spring Convicted Of ct
te..:... house In the night i!L.o ia this City
enc Z, ut to Jail for sx N nihs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

GOOD COOKING is one of the chief bless
lngs G: every bone. To always insure good
custaIds. puddirgs. GAUGES, ETC., use Gail
Borden '.Eagls" Brand Condensed Milk.
Directions on the label. Sold by your gro.
Ger srG druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

Seeplessnees nervous prostratlon, ner-
sons dyspepsia. dullness, blues, opium haht
cured by Dr. Mi.ee' Narvine. Samples free
at druggists, by nail 10c. MILES MRD. Co.,
Elkhsrt, Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
or as much thereof as may be necessary TO pay
and aatisfy the taxes, assessments or chargea due
! to the City Council Of alexandria on the same:
Resolved, That the Collectors of Taxes, under
tho supervision of the City Auditor, be, and they
are hereby directed to proceed and cell at public
auction all real eatste in this city OF Alexandria
on which taxes are due end unpaid no June i,
1891, In conformity to tho city charter, said sale
to commence October 10 1891
The purchasers will be required TO pay at the
tina OF sale the taxes, assessments, charges and
xpenses Of sale. The proprietor or propristors of
such lots, his or their heirs, representatives or
SCENTS may, within two years from the day OF
ssle pay to the purchaser thereof or TO the Mayor
thu money paid for such taxes charges snd ex-
penses IS aforesaid with twelve per cent. per an
mum as interest thereon, or make tender OF the
same in which event he shall be reinstated in his
original title II DO such payment or tender DO
made within two years next after the ss @, the
purchaser will be required TO pay the remainder
Of the purchase money into the treasury OF the
City Council, where it will remain subject to the
order of the proprietor his legal representatives
and the purchaser on the par men. of the whole
amount of the purchase money, will receive a
title to the said lot or lots such parts thereof,
in foe simple from the Mayor.
Tho sale will commence at 10 o'clock g. M on
the day specified, and ii not completed CD thst day
will be continued from day TO day aud from time
10 timo until completed
P.F GORMAN, Col. North. Dist.
A. F.. cox, Col. South. Dist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

GRIN LSE's CONDITION. -IntelliQence re-
oeived at this ttico rom Rsvensworth to-
dey is TO the # CT !he: Gen. W q. F Lee
continues slowly to improve. During the
past tWeoty-four hours hs has been able &c
take light nouIiehment, which Ia cansiass-
ed an encouraging sign by hts sttaHdcnts.
He rests more comfortably and appears
little stronger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08
FIRST WARD.

Dove Jas and 716 Fairfax st 80, $2.63.
Francis Peter est use and lot Potomac bet Wolfe
and Wilkes sts go, 7.35.
Harper, Jane e house and lot 121 Fairfax st,
81 so.
Hardesty, Harvey lot 176 8 Fairfax bet Church
and South SITS 80, 20.
Hardesty. Harvey lot 20 # Oh Leo bet Church
and south SITS go 1.59.
Hamilton, Alfred est b on. and lot COG Fairfax
st go 90
Henry, Sandy IS. houso and LOT 103 Franklin st
80, 21O.
Jamies,p, Mary \. So Q cor Gibbon and Royal
SITS 80, 16 80.
McLean'e, O heirs lot 10 # on Lee st bet Church
and South go 1 o.
McLean',, heirs u SO s W cor Lee and Church
ats go, 420
Murray Thos house 1O7 franklin st 80, 3.15.
Mills Sarah house and lot ABB Lee at so,
1860
Mills Sarah house and lot 513 Lee st go,
$50.
McClesh, Geo W est lot PIT Union 90, $40.
hcCeish, Geo w esq house 209 Union 80.
SO 90.
McClcish, Geo W est 2 houses and lots 211 and
213 Union st 80, 81 90.
McCleish Geo " est los IN alley Lee, Duke
Pfinca. and Union SITS 90, 20.
McCleish CSC w est house and lot BIG Duke st
80, 400
Norman, Maria house 6O4 Lee 90, 21O.
Parker, John house and lot 628 q Fairfax 80,
$50
Smith, Gabriel house 713 Fsirfex at 90 2.63.
Smith, John house and lot I'll Ice St 80, 6S3
ShoDperd, Thornton house and lot 614 Gibbon st
80, 2.63.
263. "
Evans, John T house and lot 420 8 Fsirfsx st,
'S9 and 90 11.9l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

80 ssotion fair till saturday; c"o!ef OK
For 1nls ,,ry tennperatu on the coast !, nth
...esterly vines ,.---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

POLICE REpoRT.-Lass night was coai
sod oicudy till about 2 O'clock when it be-
caue clear.
Mayor strauss this morning disposed OF
the following Gaze:
Abe D uslass, oolored. FOR es,r,lne ,is-
tol aud shooting In the street, Eas aoec $40
and cfst,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08
-O.asARD.-The experimental steam

OAssARD.-Th experimental steam
ah - Cassagd returned to Baltimore
ff q oar. oar o'clock yesterday morning from
~ ~ l.tal mia 30 Annapolis, 10 low OF The tug
iL. Sf 80 Brewster and anchored at her
" IT., Rsussy's old wharf, Locust Point.
Ia american saSs:
,bo almost daily trials Of her machinery,
80 hold il wss found that her boilers failed
az, steam rs th5y should iust as thcy ana
70 rTno.1sg's trip Every effort WAS maze TO
on 80 evil. consu stions were held with ex'
j ma Nv. the rua wss fiasily determined on ss
I,sr wsy 10 got st the bottom OF the difhcaity'
- il tho rcssou why she sto!e swsy unsWates.
,t, tho Csss,rd wont out in 30 the haibor unoor
- - steam the gauges registered stout two
ie. I,. rorp1s 80 she vessel moved down the
nun mo he'd working Of her boilers became
1Hi' 80 her grinders flled with water, and her
i-'I down rapidly. The tug fastened to her
u - -ou,a1 nor until sbo reached the Seven-foot
eDl n She then went ahead under her own
s.es-. answering her heim prctuly ANU iossink'
~ ,,so sho.rd cisin, about twelve miles an hour.
" nj ont into tho bsy 70 catch tho heavy sess
aS,,,q there, ana ran smoothly and WE'LL Inc
g.ijl rofosed 70 do their work properly and
.,,smpt WAS made at speed. When oil the
.or1 liver the supply OF freIh wator gave out'
nth sslt waite the boilers thon Tefused 10 Acs
y, su ss before stated, and soon began TO toAm.
49, Tsss.rd was then hsuled into Annapolis.
n. the Naval Acadmhy engineers suggested
rhe grsre surface WAS made larger the boil
-.,,i55t b. cspable of generating moro steam.
a gave o,her hiots about improvements
., Tho Ioilcrs. which will be acted upon. The
.,,Sir.fe ia charge OF the trial test anthoriz the
soiTo.yfug statement: The trip wss highly salts
,sr,erv to sll Snd demonstrated tho fact that
~ tho model OF the Cassard runs emo ther
lass affected by the seas than ves5el OF
~, otber design. The condenser system WAS
81, fact. aud Tho engine gave entire satisfaction:
m ,-5ft Of the propalor was magnificent and
-,,ci as. Tho weasel cut tho wator smoothly
r.o we'll In swells, and WIS not f,cted by waves
-lieh rocked other and larger vessels The cB-
b.. 5seh 0 was With the bailo;s, which failed to
s,,.r,.,s me requisite smount Of steam to keep
To- ,oi.ly ahesc This trouble will no remediei
49,. r.; tatv'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08
TAX SALE.

Nictena. J M. eat hcuse aud iot 522 Gibbon 81
go, 10 90
Parkor, Msry ct SIS he use ard lot 600 Alfrc?
ST 80, 80
Robi san, Is bella lot 6l5 1 ffs-i 80. , 10.
Smith, anil house 724 F anehn s. 90 2.1O
Sin III ;, Hrs house and lot a ley Columbus, Alfred,
g bon and Franklin S 80, 3.15.
Thou son. Jos house and lot 1913 Washington
st % g.
veId ms John est house and lot COB Columbus
wills p, John house ind lot 2o3 Commerce St 80,
263
Webster, jas sr house ana lot W cor Wolfe and
Alfred SITS 80, 2.63
Wade, Mary house and lot 1917 Prince st 90,
1850
A DAIHI5TRATIX NOTIC&.-Hsving qusli.
IA. fed IS administIstrx of GEORGES. SMITH,
deceased, notice is hereby given that all persons
ind. bod to said George &. Smith are required to
settle the same With William II. Smith, who is
authorized to receive aud receipt for sll money
due the ssid George <. Smith; and sll persons
having claims against the estate of said George s.
Smith will present. the same to said William q.
Smith duly authenticated.
CATHARINE 8. SMITH,
octS1m Administrative Of George s Smith.
AT O1ICE.-A special meeting of he Grccers'
In association will be held at the Board OF Trade
rooms at o'clock, p. m, on TUESDAY, Oct 10Th
at which time shy matters may be considered that
would have properly come up a. the regular meet
ing which is uDavoidably postponed.
By order of the president,
octs-3t B. NJ. GRAHAM, scc'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

THE OPERA HOUSE n 81 Kate Putssel
will apo ~ mere tomorrow utsh- ia hsr
new play, The Ga. ca OF the Plains, san
satiunsi ootne1y-uvsma Of 2ery higo ort' 9
and OF character that will peace all. IL
foil of purely Ame,icsu lie, psthos AND
comedy. Mics Purssaii and her plays hsve
received the mos5 unqualified commends-
ton. Eer supporting company are ell play
ers of ability and coAptise some Of the b: ct
kuogn comedians On the atage
"Herninie," the play to be presented
at the Opera House next Monday evening,
the Worcester Spy says: The story is In
tenselg Interesting, we'll told, and fer
mechanical effects aud climsxes IL
eolipess any plnv get produced here.
Miss Eths Ross'and Invested the chaseostr
with womsnlY grace and quiet force thai
won sympathy of the audiaroe at once,
She was aoy Supported by Mr.. George B.
spreeue end one of the bast companies seen
here this secson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

ERsoNAL. Ex-G .c. Fitz Lse wes IL 6ha
5.o io-dag 10 Eis wsy 20 Ms nome ia Glss-
gw. yheF. A=kcG what wac The !s,as6
Ioli5ical nevs ~ replied shat he was taking
mole part in polite; now. brit ID is repcT ed
ff7r various psrts of The Stste that Ger
F viii he the mex Governor.
Ksy. barley G-rmiobsei returned TO
k.cC,onno This m0rnp0, after zen days OF
farnsss and lrterea,iug preaching 8: GTeee
Church. He ie sclld sod independent
fliaksr. Rv. J. Cleveland Hell Will preach
IA Tia ssue chrrct at 1880 this evening.
S.rvices q in efcesson W.. ho held A. Z q.
m. spd mission services at 7:80 p. N. until
fur,sey uotice. Mr.. Ba9 Is al eloquent
}rasohe.
Mrs. J. E Alexander and @rs. F. A
Cosk!sy. wao hGye heen attending the ses-
s,ons Of the Missionary Society Of the N. E.
Church Scph 81 SfeNatcn. returned toms
Las, nigh.
Nj. E. Alexander Payne. of Warrentoo,
whose health bes required bis ViLhdrswal
ron the TheoIoeical Seminary before grad
uation, wss ordaiocd dssoon Gala morning
in st. Jswes church, Warreaton. Bishop
R udop5 and other ministers offioiated
Mr.. Payne %ill 20 80 Marion, Ais to teke
charge OF 8 church.
Cs.as ase cut for the wedding Of Mr., S
Robert 3hiua tc Me Jhn'e K;dwall, which
IL to teka oecs et the I'd. e. Church, South !,
on Wednesday evening, the 14.h, AT S:l6
o'clock.
Mrs Charles H. Roach and son, Of Elmirs, N.
Y, are visiting Mrs, John $. Greene, 1Ol4 Princa
street.
Miss Nellie Joyce, who has been Visiting Miss
Rose Siline at her hcme at Beslton, has returned
home after 8 most delightful visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08
TAX SALE.

CALEoF Properly FOB NON.PAYMENT
y OF CITY TAXES
Under the following resolution. pssssd by tho
City Council, Tuesday, July %, 1891, we will ex-
@ asp ubIic auc;ion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

rBrRsDAy EVENING, OCTOBER 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

,u-,,i,yee'S PiUGS. The Great Tobacco "A.
sHST -. . oct7 - nH dYuoofsts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-08

MONDAY, CrORER is, 1881,
in front Of the Market Building, Royal street,
Alexsndria, Va. the following
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-04
The Great Circus Parade.

James E. Cooper, sole owner and pro-
prietor of the Adam Forepaugh shows,
is very desirous to have the great, brill
liant and glittering professional display
of the shows witnessed by everybody,
with pleasure and profit to all, on the
morning of the exhibition. He does not
want the great event marred Oy any un-
pleasant feature or the slightest acci-
dent, and to that end requests the news
papers 10 call attention to the fact that
the parade has, in addition to several
bands of music and drum corps, inter-
spersed through. it, long herds of ele-
plants, camels and animals, led through
the streets, and as is well known that
horses not familiar with music and
herds of animals are liable to get scared
if not pl loperly guarded, he desires the
authorities and all others to assist his
force (he has several in advance) along
the route of procession, and to call at
tention of owners, ETC., to exercise a
little care with their animals, particu-
larly if they are liable, as many are, to
be frightened at unusual objects. 1t is
a rare thing for any such accident to
occur, but "an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure" and hint to
the wise generally sutfices. The parade
will start at O'Clock from the show
grounds. The line of march will be
down NicolIet avenne to Sixth street,
to Second avenue south, to Washington
avenue, to Hennepin avenue, to Twelfth
street, to circus lot
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Little Annie Abbott, the ninety-eight-
pound magnet from Georgia, promises
something beyond the ordinary attrac-
tion at the Grand next week. beginning
Sunday, July 5. She does many marvel
Gus things that seem to scientists be-
yond explanation. She uses no cabi-
nets, nothing but ordinary chairs, few
billiard cues and a plain, uncarpeted
stage.
.;hajanka' will be given at the matt
nee and evening performances at the
Grand to-day. The advance sale is al
ready large, and ii is expected that an
unusual number of ladies and children
will be in attendance.
Tomorrow night Jacob Lifts stock
company Will open a weeks engage
ment at the BijOu in a new English
comedy entitled ''Uncles and Aunts."
The sale of seats for the police benefit
still continues large. 1t promises to be
a great affair."
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-04
READY TO WEIGH IN.
Christian Endeavor Singers Are in
the Pink of Condition.

Christian Endeavor Singers Are in
the Pink of Condition.
Last night the Christian Endeavor
singers gathered at the Hennepin Ave
nue. NJ. E. chvrch and INDUCED in re-
hearsal. None but singers were ad-
mitted. and Col. c. w. johnson was the
director. 1t was the first satisfactory
joint rehearsal the singers have had.
They sang, and sang again, until
everything went smoothly. They will
sing again next Monday evening in
the exposition hall. There will be
prominent speakers from both cities,
and the music will be fine feature OF
the evening. Col. c. w. johnson will
lead the great chorus. and there will be
a solo by Miss Maud Ulmer and selec-
tions by the Cecilian quartette. There
will be short addresses by Rev. Smith
Baker. Rev. H. H. French, Rev. F. 0.
Holman, Rev. o. H. Tiffany, Robert D.
Russell, of Minneapolis; Rev. w. W.
Dawley and S. q. Smith, st. Paul. Ev-
erybody in the two cities is invited to
be present.
The executive committee has decided,
contrary to the first intention, to admit
the public to the convention. 1t has
been arranged now so that all the dele
gate EndeaVorers shall be in their seats
for the morning sessions at 9:15; for the
afternoon sessions at 2:15, and for the
evening sessions at 7:30. After those
hours the general public will be admit
ted, and all seats not occupied by that
time will be at the disposal of any one
who comes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-04
WANTED GOOD START.
John Hitler Said to Have Eloped
With Whole Family.

Agent Tatro, of the Humane society,
has discovered an elopement, and, con-
trary TO custom, the levanting couple
will begin their new life with a we'll
rounded family. Slow extension of the
home circle will not be their experience.
According to Tatro's story. the elop-
ers are John Hitler and Mrs. A. p.
Nichols. Mrs. Nichols. with her hus-
band and five children, has been living
at 2l00 Fourth avenue south. Hitler
was street car conductor, neighbOr
of the Nicholses. He had a wife and
three children. Neighbors became sus-
picious of Mrs. Nichols. They were
convinced that all the commandments
were not kept in the Nichols
household. One of them reported
the case to Agent Tatro. The
to look after the children, and, if nee
essary, remove them from the atmo-
sphere in which they lived. Mrs. Hitler
became suspicious of her husband.
Through the loss of her wedding ring
and its recovery from the Nichols wOm-
an, she became confirmed in her sus-
piciOns. Nichols, the injured husband,
also had little investigating done.
Then Agent TatrO paid the Nichols
home a visit. He became satisfied
that all was not right. He intimated
to Mrs. Nichols that the children had
better be removed. The plot was be-
ginning to bulge. Hitler and the
Nichols woman prepared to act quickly.
Hitler quit working for the street rail-
way company. The furniture in the
Nichols house was sold. Tickets to
some point, now unknown, on the
q
friend of Mrs. Nichols and the five
Nichols children departed, skedaddled.
sloped. levanted, cut sticks. If they
can be located the children will be
brought back,
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-04
WELDED THE UMBRELLA.
George Blake's Wife Objects to
His Seeking Other Company.

George Blake, the ex-policeman who
figured so extensively III the libel suit
of erich against The Tribune, now has,
if all reports be true. plenty of trouble
nearer home to occupy him for the
present. Mrs. Blake appeared at po-
lice headquarters yesterday morning and
asked that her husband be arrested for
ill-treating her. Mrs. Blake, it appears,
met her festive spouse on Wednesday
night meandering in the neighborhood,
of Twelfth street and Western avenue
in the company of an auburn-haired
young womann whose name cannot be
learned. At this sight her wifely in
dignatiOn arose, and armed with
a 2S-inch umbrella she attacked
her husbands companion, strik-
ing her three times and at the
same time expressing her indignation
by calling her a red-headed -. The
young woman of auburn hair was un-
able TO withstand this fierce onslaught
and fed, leaving Mrs. Blake in full pos
session of the field and Blake as well.
The infuriated wife then TOOK possession
of Blake and marched him home.