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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

MADRID, Feb. 17--Orders have been
issued to liberate tee 5000 Fllipinos
now confned in Spanish prsons.
MANILA, Feb. T-ExtrGordinary
precautions to prevent tnreatened up
rising Of the natives continue. a mem
Der of the insurgenf congress ms asked
ex .. S. Consul Williams for pass
through the American lines to Manila
Tor his family. American officers say
this request indicates that the more iu-
t9llieent Filipinos realize that their
f'mIles are safe only in territory con-
trolied by the Americans. A number
o. American soldiers We're overcome
by the heat in tie country last night.
The Americans had slight brush with
rebels near Caloocan last night while
The latter were trying to burn bridge.
There were no American casualties.
MADRID, Feb. 1.-The government
has resolved That ii Senior Montero
Rios insists upon resigning the presi.
1ency of the Senate it will publish q
decree officially refusing to accept his
resignation. Il is feaFe} that Senior
Ross resignation would precipitate the
fall Of the ministry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

The thirty-frst annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Of knights of Pythas OF
Virginia will be held 10 Portsmouth,
beginning Tuesday night, February
IS h, and will doubtless continue in
session until Thursday night. There is
much to command the attention OF the
members at the ensuing session. prom.
inent among the matters being the
conforming OF the S.Gte Laws of tie Or.
der TO those Of the last session OF the
Supreme Lodge. 1t is more than likely
that there will be spirited debates on
several of the propositions, some of
which are not altogether agreeable to
individual members.
Supreme Chancellor Thomas G. Sam
pie, Of Pennsylvania, has notified the
Grand Lodge officers thai he will be ia
ate ndance, and it is more than likely
mat others of the heao officials will be
on band. Throughout the country the
order has prospered greatly during the
past year, and Virginia has received
Ter share and seven new lodges will be
reported at the approaching session, in
large measure attributable to the eff
forts OF the present Grand Lodge Of
ficers, particularly those OF Grand
Chancellor NJ. l.. Walton, of Wood
stock, who has devoted much time to
the order.
A particularly gratifying report is be-
ing prepared relative 10 the inaugura-
ton of a feature by the last session of
the Grand Lodge-the holding of dis
trict meetings. This has served to
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create an interest," in the order. and.
result viii be more fully shown NV. '-e
increased Hembersnip-ne5 mem d.
end old members reinstated 's
The programme as arranged hr ..
committee Of Portsmouth Iodges ~, ne
vides for parai4 Of that en- = p pro-
companies OF The Uniform Raj oo
escort to the Grand Lodge, on Tn
evening, February IS
Wednesday will be given IN W.
Grand Lodge for the transaction If ~ -.
business. rs
Thursday afternoon, Mare > t.s..
will be parade OF The Firs ...;,:
regiment, and at night d grand I h..
quet will be given at Pgth.aa E.T -.
which covers Will be laid for fya r',a
dred guests. -
Numerous excursions 20 ooin. of;.
terest viii be provided Tie msn5.,.
of the Grand Lodge viii be or 80
at the Hotel Portsmouth and H.,.
Madison during their stay 10 ps,.-
mouth.
Monday evening, February r. d.
snnusl meeting OF the Virginia B- gsi.
Uniformed Rank, will b4 held.
DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRrp
prevents consumption. O1e-ffo n.
the deaths 10 cities is from corsr~-
iiou, csnsed bv reelected colds +.
Bulls Cough Syrup almavs crres o-.i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

a TURK MAKES COMPLAINT.-Secre'
tary Of State Hay has forwarded &c
Governor Tyler note from the Turk
sh minister at Washington, in which
he brings to the attention OF the State
Department a case OF assault of certain
parties, whose names are given, upon
a Turk 81 subject, at Waterlick station,
Warren county, Va, and requests that
the offending parties be punished and
PREPARATION made to Serkis, the victim.
The complaint 10 the Turkish minis
ter was made by Orlan Cloide Cullen,
also OF Waterick station, who charges
that the parties attempted to execute
a trumped-up, false and wholly illegal
warrant against bimself. He says Ser
I;is has not committed any otfense, and
wss beaten and nandcuffed by the par
Ties without any provocation. He says
that Serkis bears 80 excellent charac-
Ter, and I'VE have employed counsel to
prosecute claim OF $4,000 for damage
against the UOited States government
for the otfenses committed against his
person"
TIE Secretary OF State requests q
speedy investigation be made. The
Governor will forward the papers TO
the authorities Of Warren county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
4 NEW RAILROAD LINK.
natch from NorfoIk saIs |:

4 DISPATCH HON NOIIOIk says:
The long-desirei outlet to the South. for
which the Baltimore ana Ohio Railway has
been waiting is about to cone into existence.
Che sesboard AIr Line. desiring a northern
connection, is 10 build The Richmond Peters
burg and Carolina Railway. connecting the
thousand miles of lis main system with the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac road,
over which under its existing charter easy
Access may be had to Washington. The new
line is o be built. An official Of the Penn
sylvania bai.road stated recently his belief
tha; an ultimate connection would be made
between the new link to Richmond and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway, which would
give the Seaboard Air Line the privilege, so
long denied it, OF running through trains
solid between New York and theS0uth."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
NEWS OF THE. DAY.

mustered out of Service in April is Maj.
Gen Marion c. Butler.
L is stated in Roma that the Pope
will issue a letter on Americsni5m,
which will Be highly eulcRistic of the
church in the United States.
The St. James Gsz-tte, Of London,
comments On the probable breaking off
of Desota;ions in The joint high commits
sion Of the United States and Canada.
Great Britain has sent on ultimatum to
the SuIlan OF Oman that ne mus refuse
France coailug station or sutf-r the
Withdrawal OF subsidy OF $4,000 a
yesr.
Commodore c. N. Thomas, light
house Inspector, has received informa-
ton that lighthouses 10 the Chesapeake
hay are in danger OF being carried away
| ~ ice.
Occasional skirmishes between Ameri-
cans and Filipinos took place at Manila
outpos's Yesterday. Aeuinaldo, in a
/ recent proclamation, advises the Fill
pinos never to turn back in the road
OF glory on which we have already go
far advanced"
Baltimore capitalists have subscribed
! $500 toward the stock of the pro-
posed company 20 establish in Bal:i-
more g shipyard equal in magnitude
with any in the world. II VIII take
| s. 100000 to establish the yard, and
ouenalf of the amount has been SUB.
seribed by CAPITALISTS outside of Balti-
more.
The cold wave struck the Gulf coast
Of the State of Vera Cruz, Mexico, in
hictiDg much loss to planters. Much
damage has been done TO coffee, tobac-
co, and other plants. 1t is not believ-
ed that coffee plantations are seriously
injured, except TO the younger trees. as
coffee will 5ear occasional cold. Oae
estimate, made by large planter, is
that ths loss IN frCit-growers, cattle
rsisers, and c9n - a d tobacco planters
will amount TO - 000,000
E even members Of the Baltimore
Fire Department we're injured yesfer-
DAY morning by the falling OF wall ut
No. 2l3 McElterry's wharf, during &
fire which caused 81 000dsmage TO two
adjoining Duildines-Nos. 2l3 McElder-
rvs wharf, occupied by the Baltimore
, Barrel Company, and 215. occupied as
restaurant and dwelling house. Both
bulldogs were owned by the
J. J. Turner estate. The loss
is covered by insurance The
. men were on ladders fighting the
flames when suddenly the front wall
oithe structure collapsed, hurting them
60 tie ground and purying them be-
| meath the debris. Two may die.
Fire last night destroyed three six
story business buildings on Market
street, below Thirteenth, Philadelphia,
and a number OF smaller structures in
the rear, eDtailing an aggregate loss lit
tie short of S750,000 The locality OF
the fire ~as few yards from Wsna.
| makers big department store, but the
! intersection of Thirteenth street fortu
nately prevented the flames from reach
ing that adjustment, and the only
damage it suffered was tritlipg one
FROM water. Nne firemen were caught
under falling wall. Three were kill
cd and the others badly injured. The
/ fire broke out sfresh this morning in
st. Johns Roman Catholic Oaurch on
Thirteenth street, behind the burned
structures. This blsze was started by
sparks that had lodged in the venti-
lator of the church. The interior OF
the edifce was gu.ted. This will add
$50 900 10 the total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL

Ia the Senate yesterday the military
appropriation bill was passed without
debate.
Consideration was begun of the post.
Office appropriation bill. As it passed
the House the bill carried $105, 200, 400;
AMI the Senate made an increase OF
1898 ,23S Practically the only obstacle
encountered blythe bill was the com
mittee emeadment providing for special
mail facilities on the trunk lines from
New York and Washington 70 Atlanta
aod New Orleans, and from Kansas
City, Mo, TO Newton, Kan.
The amendment which appropristes
Sill 23S for special m0il facilities from
New York and Washington to Atlanta
and New Orleans was agreed top to
10
At the conclusion of the reading OF
the pOstotiice appropriation hill it was
allowed TO 20 over until Saturday morn
ing.
Ia the House the Senate amendments
to the agricultural bill were non-cop-
Cured, aad the bill was sent to con-
ference.
The House then went into commit.
tee OF the whole and resumed consid
Grafton OF the sundry civil blll.
When the paragraph appropriating
$4,000 coo for payment to Spain under
tne treaty of Paris was reached MIR.
Wheeler, OF Kentucky, made point OF
order against it.
His point was that the paragraph
was obnoxious 10 rule p invoked yes
terday against the Nicaragua Canal
amendmsnt. II the treaty of Paris
were complete, lift were vitalized by
the ratification of the Spanish Cortes
and exchange of ratiicaGons had taken
place, be confessed that the trea Y
would be the law OF the land,
and the amendment would be in order,
Mr.. Hopkins, in the chair, sustained
the point, and on an appeal the chair
was sustained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
IELFGRarHlC BREVITIES.

At the Aonquin Club House in Bos-
ton yesterday the President was given
reception and luncheon by the the
| Commercial Club.
Lewis Miller, OF Akron, Ohio, found
er, with Bishop Vincent, OF the Chau.
tauqua Assembly, died this morning at
the Post Graduate Hospital, in New
York, from the effects OF an operation.
He was 20 years old, and leaves Wi
! dow and seven children.
Fire in a brick factory in Williams
burg did $50 900 damage early this
morning. The building was occupied
by Merrill Bros, machiDists, and the
New York Leather Betting company.
About 200 men are thrown out OF en-
ployment. The fire was caused by
! boilers exploding.
The Johnston line steamer Rossmore, bound
from Liverpool for Baltimore, with cargo of
salt and hn9 clay. has been abandoned at
sea. here were 81 persons aboard all Of
whom were saved. The Dutch oil tank
steamer Rotterdam rescued AZ persons and
brought them to New YORK today. the other
nine being saved BY the steamer Trojan
bound for asgow. Tbs rescues were made
during a biz storm and in the face of violent
.eas. 1t took near y sixty hours to make the
rescues.
Rev. Father W. II. Judge, one of the most
prominent missionaries in Alaska, died At
Dawson On January 10. He vas born in
Baltimore Nd. HIS death occurred on his
birthday and was prophesied by him
The Hamburg-American steamship tom-
pany hiss arranged to send the ocean tug
Warrior, now at Newport, Monmouth, to
search for the Bulgaria and is also negotiating
Tor secoad tug from Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
FIFTY-FIFTIi CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, February Il.
SENATE.

Mr. Frye reported the river and har-
DOR bill. In addition to the Nicaragua
canal there are other important amend
menls
A resolution was passed accepting as
gifl from Dr. Octavius 4. Wdite, OF
New York city, iC pious memory of the
distinguished artist, MS father, NUN
Der Of historical paintings, which are
20 be placed in the Capitol.
The House bill limiting the hours OF
a5or to eight hours, for men employed
on the public works in the territories
and District of Columbia, was favorably
reported.
The Senate adopted q resolution Of
iered by Mr. Morgan authorizing Vice
Vice President Hobart, as president OF
that body, to cable an appropriate mes
sage of sympsrby to the French people
on account of the death OF N. Faure,
late President OF France.
The Senate then resumed co1sders-
zion of the naval personnel bill.
HOUSE.
A yea and nay vote was ordered on
the motion to table Mr.. Hepburn's ap.
peal from the decision of the chair
made ne day before just as the House
adjourned. Mr.. Hepburn had moved
10 recommit the sundry civil bill TO the
appropriations committee with irstruc-
tons toreplace the Nicaragua bill upon
the measure which had been stricken
out By order of Chairman Hopkins, of
.ba cnurnittaa nj tha v-hoja
Mr.. Reed ruled Mr. Hepburn's mo-
ton out Of order, Mr. Hepburn sp.
pealed, and motion was made to table
the Hepburn motion.
The yea and nav vote on the motion
to table the Hepburn appeal carried
by vote OF 155 to SO
The suadry civii oil was then form
ally passed.
Mr.. Bou!elle, chairman OF the COM
mittee on naval affairs, then moved
that the House resolve Itself into the
committee of the whole to consider the
naval establishment appropriation bill.
While this motion was pending,
Hepburn, asked if it would be III order
for him to secure the addition OF the
Senate Nicaragua canal bill Us an
amendment to the naval bill.
Mr.. Reed ruled that it would not be
in order.
Mr.. Hepburn then asked if the Senate
bill could be considered if Mr. Boutele's
motion were voted down.
Mr.. Reed thought it could but Mr..
Hepburn did not attempt to defeat the
present consideration of the naval bill.
and the House went into committee of
the whole with Mr.. Sherman in the
chair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At an adjourned meeting Of Tic
Aldermen OF Alexandra, Va. he'd Fe5u.-r
6:h, 1899, there were present.
Jonn II. Sweeney, ca. President p-o .s-
Messrs. Dobie Bauonser. Ca.Iu ali
Upon motion Of hr Dob.c. hi sger--
was elected president pro ten
The following was eceived from :ae Con.
mon Council and ;hcir acton cougr-et-
The report Of the special c9mmlt.ee "a ca-.
slider the message cf jhc Mayor aud Tic .o-.
muu'cation OF the Health Officer
3 resc 'ution sTpropri2ting SIS iin5-,
TO Wat h2a been originality agp-ofaa.eiw
pay the stenogrsphcr for srecs. coma. H..
work was vassed oy ihe following vote
Ayes. Messrs. D0b!e. ha.lcuse-. Cr.a-
6m0o; ana llr Pre-ident-5. Nles. aol.
The BOARD then adjourned
J. !. SWEENEY, resident pro ten.
Teste: R. E. KNIGHT. Jerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

THE PRESIDENT, in his speech at
Boston last night, said !. is his inten
ton 'to hold the Philippines, stiording
the inhabitants thereof every Opportuu-
ity to prosecute their lawful pursuits.
making them feel that we are their
friends, that their good is our aim and
their welfare is our welfare, but that
all this must be with the distinct IN
derstandiag that our authority must be
Acknowledged and uuquestioned." IL
other words, that sucl order shall pre-
vail there as reigned in Warsaw, and
that the Fiiipjnos snail enjoy such lib
erly rs is allowed the ver;e-t slaves
winch they are, having been bought
from Spain at cwo dollars mead, which
is a lower price than the Yankee slavers
paid for the Congo negroes they bought
and brought to this country when such
trade was profitable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
Grip.s Ravagcs nnomcd.

So much misery and SO many 'e..,
have been caused by tae Cap -,
very one should know via. q VIZ
derful remedy for this nahdT is '2i ..
il DIR. Kings New Discovery mo n.
distressing stubborn cough. l-'. ,-.
flames your throat, rons yoa o. . g.
ieep, weaSens your system AGA lS ,.r
me wey for Consumption is l.l.
stopped by this matches cure. TX
ave chills and fever, pain 10 lAs r'l
# the head, soreness il bones OF ia "a.
cles, sore throat and that cough .-i
rips your throat like a vice you g -ocr
Dr.. Kings New Discovery to cure ,,,.
Grip, and prevent Pneumoni3 o. ,r O
sumption. Price 50 cts. 9od - ~ ~
back if not cured. A trii. oo..s
at Z. l.. Aliens 81 E :. Lsa1'5'.-
Sons Drug Stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

The legislature mAv enact statutes
conierring upon city councils the au-
tnority to Go what they imagine will
CONFIDENCE to the preservation ofthe pub
lie health, bur neither the city council
nor the Legislature has the power to sieze
q citizen and compel hin, agaiDs: hi-
viii, to have foreign matter Injected
into mis- veins, even though ne may be-
lieve such matter is innocuous, but es-
pecially wnen he believes it will not be
eticacious, but be really furious. And
the man VINO may attempt to exercise
that authority, Will subject himself 10
uncomfcr able treatment and render
himself liable to heavy damages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
Prices in Manila.

MANILA, Feb. 17.-Priccs Of pro-
visions mere have been treb!sd. Meat
IS selling at dollar pound nud eggs
Mt ten cents a piece. No ne;iys foods
are obtaiDable, no foods.utis are enter
log the city from beyond tie American
lines, but there is no Gln2er of 2
famine as quantities OF provisions are
being imported from Hong Kong.
Singapore aud Australia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
DIED.

On Thursday, February 1G, 1899, ADA
LEE BENZ:TTE Ryan, beloved wife of
jeremiah hyan, in her 23'd year FCneral
will take place Monday morning, February
20. at 8 o'clock from St Mary's Church
Relatives and friends are cordially invited
Washington, D. C., Chattanooga, Tenn,
and Boston Mass, papers please copy.
On Thursday, February 49, 1899, at 7:3O
a m. F2ENCH L. SIMPSON, son Of Julia
A. and the late Henry l. Simpson, in the
ooh year OF mis- age Funeral from his late
residence. 214 north Royal street, Saturday
at p. m. Friends and relatives are invited
to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

MORE cases of smallpox were report.
ed il Washington this morning. In
deed the disease seems to be spreading
there rapidly; but, for oil that, neither
the District commissioners nor the
legal, police nor health officials OF that
city, publish to the world that Wash
iaglon is plague spot, and advise the
closing OF the schools and churches
and faces Of public amusement there,
and tha' everybody in the city, citizen
or stranger, be subjected to compul-
sorry vaccination, because to do so
would be to do all they could to iDjure
the business of that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

PRESIDENT FAURE of France who
died last night, like most men of his
class, when elected to high position,
was afflicted with the mig mead, and
was even more exclusive than rulers
born to the royal purple, His death
was sudden, bu,. unlike that Of many
others raised from the subject to the
ruling class, was not violent, He as
suned The airs of royalty, but it was al
ways plain that they were not to the
manner born and that they ilI.sui;ed
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
VIRGINIA NENN.
Wood from the country wagons il
selling at IS cord IL Stsuuton.

Wood from the country wagons Is
selling at S. cord IL Stsupton.
4 furious storm prevailed in the val
ley yesterday and foot or more OF
snow was added TO the three feet that
had fallen.
At Stanton yesterday morning al ,
O'Clock the residence OF John Fsllon
was destroyed by fire. Mr. Fa!ion and
family barely escaped with their lives.
Herman F. Thscker, telegraph
operator, was thrown under train at
Eba station in Richmond yesterday
and one foot was caught and run over
and mashed, making amputation neces-
sery.
4 bad wreck occurred : short dis
lance beiow Stapleton on the Jane.
river division Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Wednesday evening. Ihe
east. bound passenger train Was deraile1
The baggage apc msil car AID two pa
sergers cars, Jumped the track, and all
three came near pitching down the en-
bankment. There We're only dozen
passengers aboard. No one was killed,
The injuries Of two OF them are quite
painful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

Now THAT the passage of the army
bill ID It's present shape, al this session
of Congress, is hardly possible, the re-
publican majority in Congress say they
can pass it at en extra session, and that
such a session will not be at all oblec-
tiouable; though it was only short
timo ago that they said me people
neede4 q rest from legislation, and that
such a session would be greatly ipjurl-
Gus to ali the material iDterial interest.
Of the entire country. The people dc
need a congressional rest; all their IA,
tioual troubles and none OF their nation
al blessings have resulted from COZ
gressional legislation. but neither ne,
tional troubles nor blessings are o: any
concern to the leaders OF the repubii-
can ps7ty, unless theirown personal and
individual interests are involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
MARRIED.

On Thursday, February Is 1899 q; II e
residence of the brides BROTHER c. ". Duffy.
by Be7. P P Phillips, GEO. 4 PALMER,
OF Washington, D. c, to ELLA L., daughter
Of tbs late Major George Dutfey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
For La Grippc.

Thomas Whitefeld Il Co., 240
Wabash avenue, corner Jackson street,
one of Chicsgo's oldest and most promi-
nent druggists, recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for Ia grippe, as
it moi only gives prompt and complete
relief, but also counteracts any ten
dency OF la grippe to result in pneu-
MONA. For sale by ]. Il. Janney,
Druggist, 70l King st.
Don't get scared when your heart troubles
you. Most likely you suffer from indigestion
kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat.
1t will cure every form of dyspepsia. Edgar
Wsrfeld, j., corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17
NO CURE---NO PAY

That is the way al druggists sell vi VI 81.
TssTELEs8 CHILL TONIC for lai..3 r.
|ais.ia II is simply Iron and Jun il;
iasieless form. Children love IL Pre-
prefer it to bitter nauseatins ION. lG.d
10c. sold by Richard Gibson coE'''
md King streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

Paul Perry, OF Columbus, Ga, suffered ag.
ony for thirty years ana then cured his Piles
ny using DcWitt's Witch Hazel salve. it
heals injuries and skin diseases like magic
Ed2ar Wartield, ir.. corner E;ng and Pitt
ctrcrts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

The smallest things may exert :1s 8
est influence. Dewitt Little "a! s.ia-
are uuequalled for overcomlng chi MI s..
and liver troubles Smsll pill, DesI I'M 81
pill. Edgar Warfeld, jr, corner DIE
Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

CHICAGO. Feb. 7 The market closed as
follows: Whest-July 72s71a.; May 49,
a123s Corn-Jnly =; May 39$.a362, OaIs
July :; Nay 2S1sa26lo Pork-May
50 92a9 80. L9rd-May s. 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

marriage license WAS issued in Washing
ton yesterday to George Brodiey and Caths-
rine Gibson, both of Falls Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-17

DIR. BULLS COUGH s}Bl..
j. very efficient remedy. For ca-.-'
and colds it has no eqlsl. I.i=g
for adults and children. Flr Group b.
whooping cough it is iuv5ua5!e