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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Sospd.

Sn Der Nd0c BON SurlirBs
D II wuros tiirsli3 inter Der S., s. u.
IL q. 8rudr ilbsr ben ISlintzSa9 Der
&ei6nam 6yeO. SOsler's 9%ellnoell, Der
bort am @benOs 5unor OerunNliitt mar
O0cr, tpie bon mou9er Settle Nn8enom'
men miro, GelbltmorO be8in8. Nus
Den begleitenoen llmitdnoen f6eint Die
SelbItmorotbeDrie jeOOh tGIm ttl6bNls
fla I'll iein, uno e3 lit bD5it wNbri6elns
lid, Dap Der ulte WtNnn, Der nabc3ll
taub mar, Oen einsm ,3u9e 9~etrO'fel
uno opn Der Bride gelUDrIen ipllroe.
Ser 0srtortene mar lett IGnQen SaG-
rem in 9urlin0tOn cine betannte Ser'
6Onli6telt. Bis pOr eini9en Sabren,
no er Durd f6rp.rll9e Seloeu CUR
9tube oesiu,ln9sn puroe. mar or ELL
fleiBi9er uno Qei6ifter Slrbeiter in tel
ner erlernt.u YrpfeiIion. Der Yollteret.
8Or un9sfdhr bier Sabren ltarb ielne
treue &ebensoefQGrtln ufD ~1e0enlals
mar bic SreuulluQ BON ibr bic urlade
III seitmsili9er Geiltssltoruns, Die al
ihm bemertt iUuroe. Nm Slensto9
mar er Ors8e8G7lgen, I'M Niiile su Jams
meln, uuo bate trps oer MarnlInN
zines Setannter ben Weg iiber bas
GiIsubabu9eleiie eingei6la8en. lin
nslun llbr puIiirte bic Bride Elm Gra6ts
aug uno mil Der WaihiniIt Die 6Ornl
zines Momnes, Gilf benz gnoe elmer
S6welle iiBeno, geieben baben. Sebr
UabrTdsinIj6 mar oieics 8Osler, Der
O0nn pOm t3u9e a%n9erannt nno IN ole
Siefe 8eI9leuoert wuroe. 9tebsn iels
rer gei6e lag cine tbeilpciie 8eIiillter
Sud nit g~tiiiien. JrieOri6 8. YosIer
puroe.am %. SUM 1924 in g8lirttem=
berg, 9euti6lano, 9ebOren. SIN Sabre
1851 Wanoerte er na9 Nmerlta aus
unO fam turs Darauf na6 burlington.
Bon flint &nloern, bic i'm ilberleben.
luObnt ems, Artbur SOsIer, in Gbis
;a9p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
YemmiDlpGnta.

49, Su Dem 9lrIeral ;u Nrani=
pro weroen 5lr 3eit untcr %eltun0
bon Capt. SioneD &. Stu0rt pOul
NrtiQerie- uno euA=GepNrtement Der
Sunossarmae ShieBUsriuGe nit benz
roubiMpohen Yuipcr aus Dem A. SD
libir Sprin8iiclo= 8erpebr, nit melGem
Die WtiliS be5 StaOtes pennIpIDanien
aus9erilItet lit, Qema6t. Setanntlih
biloet bic @leidmaBi9teit oes sur Sers
wenoung tpmmeuoen Builders einen
welsntli9sn Gattor Der Seeresausril-
flung. ga nun bel Der re9ul0ren
Snfunterie oas olte Sprin9fielo=Se=
msbr abssIbafft 1T lno oura oas
aOOptirte &ra9=SOr9enisn &epstier=
8ewebr, bel Dem ausidlieBlib nit
rOuGiawadsn BUILDER 9efeuert miro,
erieBt lpuroe, 10 b0noelte es lid I'm Die
6rase. pb bel ben SpringiIelOs6epehs
ren nibt aub carbohydrates puluer
o~erlpanot weroen fam, oa in &rieasa
foQe Der SeinO FONT bic resuldren
5ruppsn leIht bon ben WtiIi3en unter=
i6siOen tOnnte, iolten oleie!ben le
9esen einen ssmsiniamen 6eino 81 upes
rireu babsn. @enn Die Sprin9Tielos
nllr oos alte ihmarae pulDsr p~ertra-
gen., 10 wiiroen bic Sunoesre9ierunN
uno Die ein3slnen Staten bC!oi8it bic
Jrage Der S.wOffnune NIT benz neusn
&epstisr. 8epebreu auiuebmen mitIien.
- 2ouis @eaper bon 90 t. Ylea=
Ioams GountD. bat III %
Sabren 2 Traueu uno Is &inoer be-
araben. glbt Sinoer leben nod.
99eaUer lit Elm S9uiter uno ;dblt be-
reits 20 Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Iibtgan.

- Ser ~l5jGBriQe SenrD pOtter aus
DtOiOn tNm tiIr5lit 0ui Dem SeimweG.
OOn Der SH9O bel oenl oOrti9en SOUL
bauIe UOrbel, no Rer0oe Die &lnOer
ipielteu, mn fegte ii6 Guf einsn 3uuu
Neben Der S4ule. Giner Der &nnben.
28Noc &obiniOn. UGr pera Yotter be-
iNunt, unO ais !eBterer oieisn lab, riei
or aug: SD mill Dem @obe NobiniOn
ieineu &Opf abiNieBsu. 9ieIer bUrie
bic @Orte uno be9Nnn Dor S6ref oNs
pOniulauieu. mar aber faum so SuB
cntfsrnt, ais Better lO3oriidte uno cine
S4r9ilOouno bon 50 &3rnern Dem
SunBcu III ben 9iutertEpi tubr. pot
Ter bebauptet. er lei Der Wteinun8 sc.
rUcIen. DAB oNs @emsbr 49, eS max cine
0rOBc O%Oppelduii9s Sa9obIhis -ni0t
gslaoen mar. IS itsQt iid inoeb Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Wcssn 0rcbsihaner.

Sd smEicb!e hermit Stroop's beribmte,
ii1 iIber 100 Sabre beluGbrte, pon mir ims
portirte Hulpsr. Slelelbeu beileu ieoeu
CnCd ni6t oufsebroheIelD &rebs iowobl
imerli9 als Guberltb.
Qlotteutlc, @rant Co., 98is.,
5. sui 1897.
@errn Gb,purS .. SoeOin9, ct. 0mcas, ia.
Nertbsr &err. gu Gcgcmpart meiuer
S6wefter. Srau Glilabetb Setter, luel6epor
oubertb0Ib SoDreu ourt5 cine sliidlicbe, Cpe.'
ration mittClit WtelierS BON eiuem &rebS oe.
belt wuroe. rpiro bieymit bei6eiui9t, boB lie
in SrilbidDr o0S nam!i9e llebel al Der onne.
rcu VrIit pcripiirte uuo iIh it5on iertiQ
madte, li6 einer ~;pciten Sperution III una1,I
ter3ieben. ID rietD i9r, Gtroop's Cancer
Cure 81 prO0irCl', weIbe5 lie Oeun aud that.
unb pie Durb ell g0unocr uollitGuoto BON
benz llcbel geJeilt nuroe, ulO spar nab Sin.
NADINE non bios 3 Huluerr. sd ratbe III.
len, lpelde AM Rrc15libel Icioeu, ben Teriucb
III MAIDEN; mir bat eS 9ebolicu. is 0riiBt
adtuHgsUou, WNtb. Dian,
GllloOetb &etter.
gGcsen N6bercm ooreIlire man:
@bparO 3. @eeoiuG
vt. NIcaS, soma,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

aus, oOb i6un ieit Sabren cine 6elno=
l6oft 5luiIhen Den beioen Samillen
berri1t. ieit Gobinfon in einem &chts=
"ltrcite 0e0en BOt!er por Dem 8erihtc
ais Sie9er Encouragement mar. Der
Streit bat ii6 auf Die Sun9en III beIs
ben 6ami!icn iibertra9en. uno Der
junQe 8Otter bate i6pn offers SrDbz
ltngen gc9sn &obiiOns &inOer ausNes
ItoBen. Ser 0nQe'boliene Snobe be-
ftnpet lid in 9siGbrliten 3uItanoe.
= Gin plDbli9es Gnoe nobm tiirSlib
ein SohSeitsieit, meIdes I'M SauIe pes
5Nrmers &Orl S6warS in Der 9tGbe
bon @~DonoOtte ftattfano. Ser Spbn
oes leBteren battle ii6 nit Irna Yet=
rOipsti perbeiratbet uro unQctdhr UNI
3ebn ubr NnAts. Gls bic Som3elts90lte
lid per0nii0teu, ling Dor Dem 9auIe eln
rieIioer SpsttOtel an, Uerurl06t oOn
iuuOen 9euten Der MadbarIha't. Is
wurDe ygetutet", 0ni Sle6ptanen
.nluiiSirt" uuo mcbrere 6lintenlGtlle
muroe 0bgeIeucrt. Shwars Qin9 bin=
aus uno CAB ben Spettatelma6ern
@slo, I'M, Sier su t~aufen; cine 3sit=
lang puroe es rubis, oann aber tpuroe
III Der Ndbs ocs Sauies ein Ueuer an=
oe;iinoet. Ser alte S6luarj fiirhtete,
OuB Die 3dune I'm, ieine Garm III Srano
9erOtbeu iDnnten uno 9inQ blnNls, nm
bic Qeute 81 maruen. @Ns orauBen
poIilrte, neiB man ni1t nit 9eltlmmt=
belt, aber cine Stunoc lp0ter fano
man Den olten Monu bcpuBtlOs uno
aus elmer g8unoe ON SintertopIe b!u=
teno, Die Inn Semano init eincm Snun=
pIalI bci9ebradt hattie. Bon gSQ=
Orootte mlroe ELL @tr5t reQuItrlrt;
SbtU0ri lam Gonnto1 Wtitta9 gum
YclpuBtieiu, o6er Der arst fiirhtet, oaB
or innerIiGe &erlsbun9sn erlittcn bat.
- bejbt, b0B SdlpUrs eiucm Der jurs
gen Heute biz fflinte cutriB uno oor'
ejucm onoeren nieoer8e'hlaaeN porosn
lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
@iSconTu.

- Yieroersnnen bel N09t. IS
miro jeBt in M ilwautee DaDOn &C.
iprodeu, bel Dem Staotjubelfsier=Gar
ncpal aud cine yStNte Nair" bel elets
triid.m Sidt 81 oerantalten. Bonn
9tsio BON Ippletor uno 8. s. 6les
ming, Setretdr oes Staatss Iderbaus
Dereins, i4einen ii9 beiunoers fir ben
Ylau 81 intereiIiren. Sic empfeblsn.
Dab auA YierOsreuusn bel eleitriihem
@i6t ~ab9sbaltsu werosn ic!len. Ole
,Wilnautee electric &ailpaD d Gi9bt
Company" miro piclleiht, Welln tie ibre
8elsiie na6 Mauteiba UerldnNert, III
9toro=@ reeniielo cine elettriihe Gsns
tralitatiou erri4tsn. 9nnn tOnnte eas
sleltriibe 2idt nit &eihtt9teit i'm
State Sair Fart Gngebrodt werocn
llno bort t0nnte Damn bic Austellung
nit 0lau m0g!iasn glttrattiOnen itatts
linden. 3om Jteio %be6auptet. oaB Da=
our6 cine Qeraoesu rieii0e Meniden<
mcn9e na6 Milpautse gebra6t 'Ueroen
tDuile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
9tt IcOc ~eenuuacrt.

2euts be9ebsn SelbftmorO. pbne BAR iie
es tDiiien. Sic ltioen an Ma8en, ibr
Nppetit 1T idleAt. Nobrung i6lGQt
nitt al uno lie baben einen Wioerwil=
len QeNen Speiien. @dGrt oieies
LANCE. 10 encet es nit Sun9ertoo.
Ssile bic Nnoerrnu!i6teit uno on mirlt
tuieoer 9siuno uno trdftie. vNber
iuie?" Iuf bic einfa6lte glrt uno 8eiie,
Ourb Den 8ebrNu1 oes bswdbrten
alien &rGutermittels 6orni's Mlpen.
trarter 8lutbeleber. Serr 8. 90.
COMMANDER in StiQtuoter, OHM,
mNAte iOlNenoe Grfnbruna oamit. .Mit
meiner 6eiunOheit itano es is9r i@le6t
uno meme Grlite n0bmeu nit jepen
Sage mebr ab. 10 oaB i'd laum msbr
arbeIten tOnnte. SD lit an llnper=
oaulihteit. 9t06Osm i6 sluei Slaidsn
BON 6Orni's Nlpentrduter glutbelebsr
einNenpmmcn bate, ipitrte ih meriliGe
Seierung. SD iubr oumit fort uno
muroe Oo0tOmmen berAeitsllt. sd
bate aud ieitoem teirsn &ii6iaQ uno
fiIble lDle peuNeboren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

3nlaro.
SittrSct Columbia.

Sine mertwiiroi9e 9OllSeioerOro.
runQ fir &aoiubrsr lit iiir Die Stoot
g8 QiDingtpu e"rloilen tpproell:
Die 9oliSei idreibt ndmllf Dor, DAB
bic trumme &OrperbnltunQ Der Jt0o+
fubrer eiuen unwiirOi9cn uno Nllltallo=
be~rlebenDen 2lnblif oOrbIets, Der aus
8rilnoen Der DiientliAen S3ltll9telt
Ill permeioen iei. Die &aO1abrer Ddt'
ten iid oesbaIb elmer OnitanoiGem a0r-
perbaltung gu befleiBen, eberIo lei oa5
GQbrcn in LANCER, oi6ter &eibe Guf
ben etroBen Der Stuot Dsrboter. go
bolo mebr als orei RaoFabrer linters
sinonoer bic StraBsn our6flle9el', III
jerem cine YOliSeiitraie bon So outsr=
lcQt-porau&Qsiegt. oOb bic pOli3el Der
llCbcltbQter bnb9ait wlro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
WihtS lit 8.siG tuirsian,.

Gs gi6t ni3tS glti9 Wirtidmes ME
DIR. Kings New discovery 9e9en auSs
SeDrung, Suitsn nnb Nrtaltungsn mD
mun erlaube Dem gambler pOBer nun Oies
ieS sit 9cben uno uerlnnae MIR OieicS.
Der SAMPLER pjro nidt iagen e5 Sdbe
8eiicrcS aber er ,pirO Sbnen mas 9lmoes
res gebeM wollen, neil SOld)eS tim mebr
8roitt a6Dirit. sic woueu DIR. King
New Discovery neil Sie piien, bag cS
suuerldIij9 uno ieine &irfung garantirt
lit, unO neil ui&ts d.. Kings New
Discovery 9leid lit. BrobclaI9m ora:
It's bel z. M. 0tuete, G56 WsainltraBe.
&s9elmGBi9s 8r6Beu 90 GtS. uno 81 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
SDio.

- q. Myot, iuslher i'm Sabre 1867
aIs Observation-Disclosures Siin9lin0 in bic
Stuats=S rrenanitalt gu GOlumbu s
0cbr06t wurOe. bat iid in pieisr gno
itOlt Den Dumb UOaitdnoi9 Sugendbt.
nm li6 uOm Gfen 0bSubaltsn. WGb=
reno Die 9DQrter in Der gtaGt i6lieien.
UOll3pN CT Die SperOtiOn, lusl9e flint
aebn Slide nOtblpcnoi0 ma0te. Mpat
orObte DIT. baB CT lieber p%srbunaern
,UilrOs, aIs Die Soft Der 9lultalt su 0es
uicBen, Gber es NelGng benz Guperins
tets, lBm Nabrun9 beiSu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
@ie tit oicS!

mir bt.ten etubuubsrt Dollars Selobnuna fir isbcu
1au Don Ritarrb, Der nidt eura Gturebmen Don sails
k0tarrbs6ur gebstlt peroeu tam.
So eberep & 8 o., Giseutb GolsSo, 8.
Wtr, bic uTtrJet6rettu, babtu Z. !. G6erep felt BEN
lsgtsn 10 Sasren se'anni uHp bGItsu tbn iir uoltoms
men ebrtubad in allen uuo
nSnonSitu etlabtst. aus pom lsinr 6irma stnJssaustueu
decentralization gu eriuQsn.
Wet d 3ruar r. SroB5aneelssT ro9uiitsu, Golseo, >.
8aletng. kinuau e WarpIr, SroB5anoslss
Ero1utter, loleoo, y. lh
.SnHs Sat0rrbFsW wirS inrerlib ~gsnommeu una
ptrtt Strstt All has SlIt nuO bic ihletmigen Sssrlis
den DO SpltsmS. Breto IS Gents iir bic Sllids. 9crs
fault uon allen apotbetsrn. .SeuSHiiis irst ~psriano..
3aa's Jamiliers4 iu,u fuo bic behcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
guGseu'S Mrntea 1aIts.

Die bsit. G5aIbe in Der @eIt fiji,
S9nittwunocn, ,5auti9arfungen, 8un'
ben, 9ei5wdre. SaIjfuB, 5icberwuu:
ben, S9orf, geip,un9ens oauOe, 6rolt'
bsnIen, Rrdbeuau9rn, nnb ale 9autent'
tNnSunsen uno lit cine iidere !5etluuq
fir 9dmorbOtben. GS pirb 9arantirt:
bGB has W&!ttel uoutommene @emug,
tbuuns 9ibt; penn ni6t, pir6 bas @str
prideritrttet. 4freiS % 9cutS PEI
s@aGteI. - gu ~psrtaufeu bei {. Us.
Euete, Npotlefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Yirstuia.

- Gin ginbrsdsr pbne Seine III
bisIer Sage III oas 3u6tbars bon
u d mono einNelisfert worOen.
Ser Miann bsiBt 9tOB Garter, lit Elm
Ne9er uno mar oOr einiQeu Sabren
oas Cpfer zines unfalles. Der bic Nms
putatiOn beioer geine erbeildte. Sas
8erbre6eu, osien er iiberiilbrt puroe,
mar elm Ginbrub in cine g0irtbi6aIt.
in bic er oss Na9ts einOrong, naAosnl
er Elm Yansl aus Der 3bGr berausSe'
iQat bGtte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
&cntuGD.

QFero nit tiinItll6cm @ebIB.
Scrr Scnrv &lovo in &Ouisbilie
hat Elm 9iero nit einem tiinitli6en 8sa
biB. 9Ns YferO lit az einem 30ln=
libel nno eiu 81 E0tbe gesoGensr Nr3i
eRtIernte bic SABINE oes &bicres nnO
eriebte oieielbcn our6 elm ialites Ges
biz.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Il 3.
Seutf1lan0.
II.

- SO6bersiAes germa6tniB. Ser
Dor eini9en WO9en in Niirn berg Der.
ltOrbene. audi ihOn su ieinen 2sb'eiten
als 98Ohltbdter betannte Yripatisr Ga
sarus S6wars bat in ieinsm Seitament
Den wsitaus 9rOBten She'll isiuss Wsrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

1t is said that but few rabbits are left
in this section of the country after yes
terday's Thanksgiving Day. fusilade.
For the benft of gas consumers the
clerk of the ges works has bad placed
10 his office in the Market building q
consumers show meter and a test
meter. BY these instruments gas con-
sumers can see just how their meters
work and how much gas is consumed
in passing through the different kinds
of burners.
A regular meeting Of Alexandria Council
Jr. o. u. A. NJ, was held last night. at which
several members were initiated and several
applications for membership were received.
A Thanksgiving meeting was held, snd
pleasant evening spent. There was large
attendance.
For the accommodation of those who can
not call during Off % hours, City Treasurer
Harlow will be at his Office in the City Hall
building from to p. m. tomorrow lSatur.
day), Monday and Tuesday for the pa,pose OF
receiving State taxes,
The football game played yesterday eyen'
ing near Colross between the Howard Cnlyci?
sity team of Washington and the John Hay
InQuStrlalS OF luis Clsy, Uoth Soioiou, toS1''
in favor of the former by score OF 1o to Z.
Miss Lou shultz, of this city, while riding
her bicycle in Washington yesterday with
some friends of this city, fell while goii
down hill and was badly scratched aboLt
the face.
Five per cent. will be added to oil unpaid
tax bills after next Thursday. Those who
have not paid their taxes had better attend
to the matter at once and save this additional
item.
There was but one case for trial in the Po-
lice Court this morning, that of Thomss Muir
raw, charged with being drunk and disorderly
and with defacing property. He was fined So:
The first german OF the season by the
Alexandria German Club will DO held at Nc
Burney's Hall tonight, and will be led BY
DR.. Lewis Greers
Mrs. Christina H., wife of Mr.. John 81
Winkelmann, of baltimore, died at her home
in that city yesterday, aged IS years.
The Alfred street Baptist Church, coloIed,
will take up a special collection Sunday
morning for the InfImsry
James Williams, colored, who lived on
Henry street, died suddenly last night While
eating his supper.
Twenty-Five dodgers were accommodated at
the station house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26

COUNTY JUDGEsHIPs.-A letter from
Richmond says: There is abundant
promise of spirited contest over the
election of county judges in the north
ern section of the State. The gossip
goes that in Fauquier county Judge
Splman will be succeeded by Mr..
Charles NJ. White, chairman of the
democratic county executive commit
tee. The delegates from Fauquier are
instructed to vote for Mr.. White. In
Fairfax and Alexandria lively contest
is on between Judge James M. Love
GncumbenD and Colonel Louis 3 Bar
ley, member of the House of Dele.
gttes from Alexandria county, with
the guessing largely in favor of Judge
Love, despite the fact of his appoint
ment by Governor O'Ferrall. The race
in Loudoun is close between Judge h.
H. Tebbs Incumbent and MIR. Charles
?. Janney. In that county an effort
was made to decide the contest by q
primary election, but Judge Tebbs's op.
position defeated the proposition, and
this, it is claimed, has caused some re-
seton against him in the county. IL
the other counties in the State are 10
line with those named, the legislature
will have its hands full.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26

PeRsoNAL.-Mrs. John M. Payne,
of Alexandria, who was a delegate to
the association aud a guest of her sons,
Z. c. and G. F. Payne while here, left
for home on Wednesday.-[R Roanoke
World.
Miss Nellie d. Thompson, who has
been spending some time in Alexan-
dria, has returned to her home, much
TO the delight of her many friends
Amherst Era.
Mrs. L. w. Ketcham, of Sixth street,
Washington, formerly of this city, has
gone to Manassas to spend Thanks.
giving with her mother. She expects
20 remain several days visiting friends
and relatives.
The Fairfax Herald says: Major Au.
gust Henning, of Wedderburn, on Fri
day received word of the death of his
mother at Hampton Court, England
on October Oath last in the ODD year OF
her age. The Majors many friends in
this vicinity will sympathize with him
in his bereavement.
Mr.. J. D. Henley and Miss Lille
r. War6eld, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Warfeld, formerly of this city, were
married in Warrington on Wednesday.
Mr.. C. D. Franklin and family, OF
Waterford, have removed to Alexan-
dria.-[Loudoun Telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, Of Bever-
", Mass, are visiting Mrs.. Carlin, Mrs.
Bakers mother, On Duke street.
Miss Bette Pollard is visiting friends
in Haymarket.
Mr.. Thos. O'Conper and wife. OF
Richmond, are visiting Mr.. j. T. Stone
on Wolfe street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26

TIE BAzAR.-"The Carnival OF
Months" under the auspices of the
Anne Lee Memorial Association, was
yell patronized last nighv. The Grass
homer Operetta was finely rendered by
WE'VE ladies' and gentlemen from
Washington under the direction of Mr..
Harry Belt. They were repeatedly en-.
c1rsd. Tonight the entertainment
will be the Gypsy Encampmeot, with a
chorus from tue Bohemian Girl, Come
With the Gypsy Bride" led by Miss
Rsttie Pollard duet, Gypsy Coun-
tess" Miss Mai Greenwich and Mr.. VIM.
Rryant. The entertainment tomorrow
afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock will
he 1.-The Grandmothers' Dream"
chorus of Observation-Disclosures Carrie
Beckham, Jessie Armstrong, Julia De-
maine Mary Pollard, Gertrude Pickin,
Hilary Gatewood, Marian Bryant, Sal
lie Harlow, Margie Rsmey, Elina Will
Iisma Bessie Gclffith and Dorsey Ash.
ton. acknowledgements, Misses Belle
Daingerield and Lillian Callahan.
washers. Misses Hattie Douglas and
0orothy Buckingham. Rockers, Misses
Y,ucy Marshall and Marjorie Bucking-
ham Churners, Misses Rebecca Len
non and Eliz, Douglas. Knitters,
Misses Mary Snowden, Lola Ashton
and Hattie Pollard. Lovers, Hide
oarde Herwig and Heinrich Herwig.
This prog anime will be repeated Sat-
urdny nigat,
The beautiful oil painting donated
by Z LeGrsnde Johnston, will be voted
f1r. Already the following competi-
tors are IL the field:
Mis-. VIM A. Snoot, /; Mrs. Martha
]. Csrlu. /; Mrs. Clarence French, l.;
Mrs. J. NJ. Hill, II; DR.. VIM. Smith, g..
The following additional contribu-
tons have been received Through Mr
F. 5. Harper. case of mustard and l
case OF tapioca from Parrish Bros, Balii-
more. Md. Through Mrs. Edgar War
field, Mr.. John T. Schaaff cash IS, CO.
lumbia Lithia Water Co.. 5 gallons Co.
lumbia Water, Mr.. Ashby Miller
lamp. The lady managers wish par
ticuiarly to thank the Alexandria
Steam Bread Bakery for the beautiful
bread they Contribute every evening to
the bazaar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26

BODY IDENTIFIED.-The body found
several days ago at Colonial Beach was
identified yesterday by Harry Locke as
that of his father-in-law, James Canter.
Canter left Washington several months
ago and was last heard of at Colonial
Beach. There were no papers on the
body nor were there any clews to ms
identity. Mr.. Locke identified the
body from it's general appearance and
from some coins found in the pockets
Another son-in-law, James Purcell, a
letter states, left for the beach Wednes'
DAY morning to identify the body. AS
Inc throat was cut from ear TO ear, 1t is
believed that the man was murdered,
although be might have committed
suicide. A subsequent report is to the
effect that another body with the throat
cut has been washed ashore at Colonial
Beach and the rumor published in the
Gazette few days ago that four men
were murdered and thrown overheard
IRON an oyster boat is gaining ground
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26

FIRE IN A POWER HoUsE.-The
United States Electric Light and Power
house, at Thirleen.and-a half aud B
strests northwest Washington, was par.
TALLY destroyed by fire about 2:3O
O'Clock this morning, and more than
one-half of Washington was thrown
into total darkness. The blaze origi.
mated in the southeast corner of the old
building. The origin is not definitely
known, but the theory of the electri-
clans is that two large wires became
crossed. One of the fifly.odd workmen
employ ed in the building first saw the
blaze and, with great presence of mind,
rushed to the switchbosrds and turned
off the currents for both the incandes-
cent and arc lights which plunged the
city in darkness. An alarm was sound.
ed and in few minutes half
dozen engines were on the spot.
AS soon as the fire was discovered the
engineers and fremen quickly drew
the fires and allowed all the
stesm to escape, so that in case the fire
reached the boiler and engine room
there would be no danger of an ex.
plosion. The fremen soon had several
large streams of water playing upon
the flames and by hard work they
managed to confne the greater portion
of the confagration 10 the corner de.
scribed. This portion, however, was
completely Quilted, so that the roof fell
in less than fifteen minutes after the
fire started. The walls, however, re
manned standing, and the blaze was un-
der control in about three quarters of
an hour, but not until it had created q
loss of between $4,000 and 100000.
1t is estimated that for several weeks
yet there will be no incandescent
lights from the company. More
of the engines or boilers were damaged.
The power which is used by the Wash.
ington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Railway from the north end of the
Long Bridge to their station, corner
of Pennsy lvania avenue and Thirteen
and half street is furnished by the
United States Company, and from 8 to
IL O'Clock this morning trains were
stopped after they passed of the bridge
and passengers were transferred FROM
that point to the avenue. At II
o'clock. however, electricity was again
furnished, after which time there was
no further interruption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26

COUNTY CoURT.--Judge j. NJ. Love
preeiding.-In the matter of F. P.
Russell on an application for the
opening of county road from
near his property to connect with
the Lsesburg pike, the report of the
viewers was confirmed and the road
was established. Commissioners were
appointed to assess damages of four
land owners-Chapman, Gray, Alice
and Lloyd-who require compensation.
Court adjourned till Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-26
Dolls Of Every Known Kind and
Nationality.

China Dolls. Bisque Dolls, Negro Dolls, Jap
Dolls, Chinese Dolls, Indian Dolls, Kid Body
Dolls Nankeen Dolls, Rag Dolls, Dressed
Dolls, Patent Dolls Floating Dolls in all pes
tions, French Dolls, German Dolls. Rubber
Dolls. Paper Dolls Papa and Mamma Dolls,
Boy Dolls, Kestner Dolls. ETC., etc. Prices
range from IL to $3.50 each.
Also Tolls' Houses, Dol's' Furniture and
everything pertaining to dolls. We make a
speciality of Dolls Outfits or Troussesus, in
GLIDING both long and short dresses, hats,
caps, unders ear stockings shoes, overshees,
etc., etc. Dolls dressed to order.
In word, our Toy Store contains all the
thousand and one things that make children
happy and Christmas day dear to their hearts.