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Evening journal., 1900-12-08
ohioan Shocked at Whipping
speclal to the Evenlng loarnal.

hpeclal 10 the HNenink JOuFnal.
New Castle. Dec. S.--Mayor Boyd has
received a letter from a resident OF
Cleveland. who is shocked by the
reported whipping OF two boys in the
county jail yard recently. inquiring If
the Newspaper reports of the case are
'trus. tzS he ,mayor shas renlied that he
cannot' vouch for the truth of all
newspaper reports OF the whipping,
but he is positive that the boys We're
whipped.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Temperance Women win Meet

NTVNTUT 20 IIIW Nv NIIIITH "VIII II'II'
New Castle, Dec. Son Wednesday
Of next week the local Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet in
the home OF Mrs. Atkinson. All the
members are earnestly invited to be
present, as echoes OF the annual meet
ing Of the national union will be
heard.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Planning OhrIst,nas Treat

bpoclaI 20 The EVcnIng JOurnaI
New Castle, Dec S.-The official
board Of Nazareth Sunday school has
arranged TO present the regular Christ
mas entertainment in the church on
Wednesday evening, December g.
Scholars Of the school are now rehears-
ing for the event.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
EXTRA TAX ON SHIPPERS
Farmers Hereafter Must Pay Higher
Freight on MIX Cans
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle. Dec. 8.-Shippers of
milk along the New Castle railway are
affected by an order which went into
effect on the line to-day. It provides
for the tagging Of all milk cans haul
ed by the railway company, one tag to
be placed on q twenty-gallon can of
milk and two tags on a forty-gallon
can. These tags cost 10 cents apiece,
twenty for s1.50, or fifty for s.. Under
tho old system the shippers paid 10
cents on every can consigned, whether
Il we're a twenty or forty gallon one.
The company agrees to return empty
cans free OF cost
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Amos Pierce Meets FrIends

Special % Inc livenlng journal
New Castle, Dec. S.-Amos Pierce, of
Chester, who was suspected of the
murder Of George B. Eyre in Chester
about one year ago, is now engaged in
ashing in the river opposite this city.
He came ashore yesterday afternoon
and exchanged greetings with several
frlendg here.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Elocntlonlst wnI Entertain

0NVVINI 70 IH0 TNVHIHB JOUIHaL
New Castle, Dec. SIN. the M. 10.
Church this evening Miss Clara Mac
Henry, the talented elocutionist of VIII
mington, will entertain. She VIII be
assisted ably by local vocal talent A
tableau of Patriotism and the Cos
pei will close what promises to be an
enjoyable entertainment As the pro-
ceeds will be devoted TO the church
debt, the members aud friends Of the
church should attend.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Cylinder Head BIow out

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle Dec. Sowing to the
blowing out OF a cylinder head in the
engine that runs the Knowles Wooden
Mill, the plant had to suspend opera
tiOns several hours yesterdayafterno0n
No one was injured by the explosion.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Workmen EIeot omnera

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle. Dec. S-These Officers
have been elected by Friendship Lodge.
A. o. u. W.. Past master workman.
Denney Smith; master workman, John
3. Manlove; foreman, William n.
Marcus; overseer. Edward j. Weggen-
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
workman Has Finger Mashed

- w 7T70TT IT'|T3
New Castle, Dec. S.-Alexander Kirby
received extreme painful injuries to
one of the fingers of his right hand
while at work In the Knowles Wooden
Mill yesterday afternoon, wrench
which he was using to open a box Slip
ping and mashing the member.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
YRF-RvENING JOURNAL SATURDAY, DECEMBER s. 1900.

mann; guide, Thomas Greer; recorder,
James l.. Bacon; financier, William e.
Rothwell; receiver. Frank c. Weggen-
mann; inside watch, Edward Cheffins;
outside watch, Moses B. Fleming; trus-
tee for three years, S. Atwood Stewart;
medical examiner. DR.. William II.
Kuntz; representative to Grand Lodge,
John S. Wise.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Lodremen NYim smol,e

Speclnl % the Evening Journal.
New Castle, Dec. S.--F'riendship Con-
clave Of Mogullians is arranging for a
smoker to be held in the near future.
An invitation will be extended to Adel-
phia Lodge, X. OF p, to take part in
the affaiE' >" r'w - -
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Attacked hv rrnmns

John Nolan. OF Elmira. N. Y, was
attacked by cramps at Sixth avenue
and Duncan street yesterday after
noon. He was sent to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital in the Phoenix ambu-
lance.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Young People viii Dance

Special 20 the Evening Journal
New Castle Dec. Sin the Armory
and the Opera House this evening
dances will be given by young men Of
the city. Pleasant evenings are an
ticipated.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
NIIss stewnrt d IndIsnosed

Special to tho Evening Journal.
New Castle. Dec. S.-Miss Nan Stew.
art is confined TO her home with a Sc
we're cold.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
Clenred rnr Fore,rn pnrt

From this port yesterday afternoon
tho British steamer Saxoline cleared
for Cette. France. with a cargo Of oil
valued at S77 500.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
WILSON'S
Undertaking Rooms,
6I6 KING STREET.
Both Phoncs isS
Reaidencs S01 Brooro stresk
Saturday, December s, 1900.
Anniversary
Announcement

We celebrate today our fonrth
anniversary. -Four years OF
grocery life in your midst has
formed foI us many pleasant ac-
quaintances and has established
for Us a trade far greater in vol
ume than we had dared to ex-
pect IN such short time. We
thauk YOU, our friends, for your
kind patronage and trust we may
have the privilege Of serving vou
III the future.
HANScqAS, SsgsHth and amkst SIS
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
MARRIED

BOYn-OUTrEN. On December 6.
1900, at hshury M. E. parsonage, by
the Rev. Dr. C~~we. Spencer IL.
Boyd and Eary : JItten, both Of
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08
coL.JoHN WAINWRIcHT,
Late 97th Pa. Vols.

EXPERT PENSION AGENT.
Offices No. West Seventh street, Will
mingtOn, Del At Office of Notary j. NJ
Allen. 4O3 Market street, Chester, Pa, on
third Friday of every month. Widows
pensions secured I'm from 40 to 90 days.
Slow cases hurried up. If you want a
quick pension write to me for papers and
instructions. Spanish war pensions pro-
cured.
Evening journal., 1900-12-08

Open Only 2 weeks,
why wait until /
Evenings the last days? |
Everythingmen
Until and boys wear
and there is
Christmas nothiug 'th ey
appreciate more
than something they can
use. The new Overcoats
and Suits, mems and boys
sizes, Furnishings, all kinds
which Includes Smoking
Jackets, Bath Robes, House
Coats, Mackintoshes, Canes,
Umbrellas and every article
of mems and boys wearing
apparel; Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Gum Boots and Slipp rs.
New Overcoats al d Rag ans
IN stock today. mems and
boys sizes, $40, fer boys and
young mems sizes in Rag
lans Oxford Greys.
Come in and see the spec
ial styles in $500 Raglans.
Black Frieze and Oxford
Greys, coats that we have
made to order to get just
what we want. Don't for
get we are giving away
watches until Christmas
with boys Clothing Hats
and Shoes.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13
GIET on cHILpREr.

statas Of xaEayests Reserved ny Fr.ne.
Wtsh IRPesinG ceremopiss
Inthepreseace Of the presidsnt Of The
republic, II. Loabet, the United States
ambassador, Mr. H0race Pcrfsz, and
= oraIiaht assenblage Of representa-
ave Frenchnen and the most proni<
mems members Of the American colony
~ FsFis. The statue -of geaegal the
Marquis de- LaFsysste. the gift, Of che
American school children to France,
Was presented to the nation by II.
Ferdinand w. Peck. president Of the
Lafayette memorial commission, and
was accepted By President LOubet on
behalf OF France.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

- The peculiar value q, eisetrieaiI
powei for the opsratiSs Of enc moGn-
tain railroads is nos bseoming rscos.
ni-s! 1t is prohsbss fhss soon the
1iO;ley System will be- The only one
-Ssa 10. mountsin elihbsng. thus e.
fectins the saving u the weight of
locomotives, water ard fasa The
overhead trolley has been Adopted for
the Jsnsfrau, and : similar ..system
win be used on the projected rack
raFwaJ between Chamboi1 and ths
Montanvert
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13
9. A. L. APPOINTMENTS

Announeed From HeadQuarters of TIE
+ Company at Norfolk Effective Jaig I. s
A special from Norfolk, Va. saSe;
ImpGtant appointments Of seabOasd
Air Line officials, effective July 1,
have been announced as follows:
A. OK MeDonell, assistant general
pasaengef agent with headquarters n
Jacksonyilis;J. b. Burroughs, audi
Tor freigktreceipts: Thonss Il. Wright
auditor passenger receipts; J. A. Wal.
ton, statistician; T. ". Robys control
lers }. 81 Sharp. treasursr;J. n. 6her-
wood, secretary and assistant. trsas-
ufer; r L. Mutt, cashier; W. I. Rock
er, paymaster; v. e. McBee. general
superintendent; w. E. Reed, meshsa,
icsl snpefintsndsnt; g. p JohHstoas
superintendent Of transportation, 81.
W. B. Glove, freight traifio manager
C. r. Capps, general freight agent; o.
b BidWeh, Jr., freight claim agent;
i. 8. Allen, general passenger agent;
O. D. Ball, Jr., general purchasing
- "
D6nell, win have headquarters ct
Portsmozsh, We
& = Z Cheathana Viii Be assistant
general Freight agent. Mt Atlanta; ",
q; Pleasants, assistant general freight
agent ct Jacksonville. Fla . and A.
Rops.s assistant general freight agent,
q saNaanah; Messss: Cheathsn. Pleas
enz snd Pope viii report to the gem
sFal freight SCENT.
The i've divisions OF the Seaboard
system and their officers are as fol-
loEs: 80 -. *
y tsFsE Dtvtsion-f. w. Whisnant,
;srperintanaent; Ia A. Boyd, assist
ent superintendent: Between Rich.
taopd and Raleigh. Portsmouth and
RidssEa5 yHncticn, Boykins and Lew
listen, Hsndssson and Durham, Frank
IN and Louisburg.
Second Diyision-g. a: Turner; SUI
Pefis ssndspt; William Moncurs, as
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

y has neen said that Efsncs looks
TO the Patronage of exhibiters and
visitors from this country to make .
success q The Paris exposition. And
while the truth Of this assertion IL
not denied. the value Of our co-opss.
ation isnads the more sppsssat by
the reeent loan of SIS, 600 GOO made
to Francs irc,n New York hsHk ers,
whsrewishtO suppieneSt O. eSld On
which TIE e1posi,ion enterprise WIN
necessarily draw.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

The solitary juror 1T wIikesbsrre.
Pa, who held out Cor 16 days against
theverdict which his colleagues wanted
to bring In proba.l ~ thoaght that they
were the most Unreasonable set OF
men that he hsde met .ze
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

In Ell New Jersey coursa 4 novel
way Of Finishing juvenile offenders l.
in yogas The parents are snmmohsd
TO the II Of justice to inaiet the sen.
tsncs q she court which 9 ssnsraliY
sevoE banking. HissaiA he In.
novssio FORKS well. inasmnehk as il
saves g ehild from the Disgrace Of
imprisonlpent and impresses upon the
parents > necessity Of restraining
tnsR ling. -
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13
QOKEREAL EPSON.
famn,any chiessain~ Throws the


Ex-0Overnor OF New York Hard
Fall In Committee neeting.
The New York ifste delegations fur.
nished The sehsatsan fths day prsesd-
ing the opening of the Democratic
convention when, Aites1 stormy ses-
sion 81 three hodss, they put forth Q.
candidate for viae-president, in the
person Of John ". Keller, commits
siOnsf Of charities OF the city of New
York, y, f~,f-} = Il te- -
This wss. doae after David B. Hfll
bad been defeated as O candidate for
ths New York representation on the
committee on platform by Augustus
Yea Wyck, md having been offered
New York's Enforcement for vice.
president. had d7riinsd it. ~, 4.
It was o'clock is the afternoon
whom ex-Senators Eth Wai notified
nat there was q saovemszt on foot in
mo Tammspy delegation. assisted by
King county and, Erie, to sidetfack
Mn By not putting him on The plak
arm committee, but by standing i9
him for vice-president
6hnrtly afterwards Mr.. Hill was
ssnt Tor, and had long conference
With Mr.. Croker, Mr.. Shea, ex-senator
Mlrphy, and Mr.; McCarren. He vas
hotified that. the delegation stood (.
resdy 10 stand q him for vice presi-
Dent He replied that he did not
Rant it and vasthen told fatty that
he could not 90 on the committee on
platsofns Mr.. Croker intimating that
tAe Bryan element did. want him there.
X psne sharp discussion followed. Al
thkehRh the controversy the ex COVER
lnp< 80 6aiGtiy. Then he arose, and
faHi1a Aica16fd Croker. who sat in the
Ffxf ~ theToom,. said slowly and die
Hnctly:
Ehefs have been said some things
that have seemed 10 be reflections
upon my attitude In 1895. It should
be remembered tn passing such criti-
clans that ] hsve always been consist
entity Dsmocratis. No man has right
to question ny Democracy"
AZ THE time Nh. Croker rose, saying
inwhst was svidsntly intended 10 DO
i.ts,,dsd =, .,;s.,.s.s -. IN. n., soJ1
~ = : 49,; ~ II = - -.
ss,onoIv :rsss y ~ 80. 10 49, y
new man would b facre acceptable, 70
and then Mr.. CToker aroused Mr.. Hin
by addingi Sand thete q. no reason
WhT Won should fhiu< thaf The noeition
i 49, -. -. s.ss - '.
Syo Th.Ss - 49,. - . .,.u...
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

The principal steam railway system
in France 10 about TO substitute sefsol
trio motors for steam locomotives Ia
the suburban service between Yer
sailles and Paris. Tbs largest power
station in Fran ill he crested mid
way between Il; 40 places tosupp,y
the necessary Gu - for the opera
ton of trains.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

Siberia becalne :. penal COLONY u the;
middle of the sevehteenth esaiusy.
Under Nicholas nearly 81, 900 Poles
were transported there 9 Daring the
niueteenth century it is sstimatsa that
nearly II notsqui.e 700. 600 men. Noms
en- and childrer we're sent into Siberian
exile. for Rms an despetism pss 40:
respecter az person, sex, eondisic6 81
age 49,; 80 s. : ),
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

Nsmines sam Eseh Hiank of the Dosa-
nsss u sassE asd Erpliels.
Mr. Bryan g&ts out at LincoEn;
ThurAday Night ths follow ing on IA
Kansss City platform:
an very Srstiaed to learn Of The
adoption Of platform which 10 cleag.
ana explicit on every question. the
'controyersy over the silver plank vas
not 2 eontrovsfsy between men who
differed IN principle. but rather q dif-
te-enee OF opinion a. to tina best
nsthod OF stating the question. onr
appeal Ia to the patriotism and con-
science Of the Isople, and We nust
take them into our contidencs II W
expect them % hare oonfidsnoe In Us. :
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

Spain Ii instituted a rsfrza Ia TIA
carrying ci the dsath psnsits.
E1eeutioz Riiib be no longer pnhllshnd
criminals I'LL not be EXPOSED 10 REV,
in the priFea chapel for "a 'houts boz
fore bsire 3pt to death, asin ths pass
The obise 81 this custom vsstp ens
BILE the sfihinsl to prepare Tor dsash
and to "a the publioto iei1 q psssss
ing icr soul
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

In Flanders the nsy.e II he auto
mobiles 'tsnelpaadS. ..u"sIr spetroo-
lsiiing," and the Flsnish p, 1ple keep
out Of It's Way. sJ
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

The horse and the mule. as long az
eations and transportation g NO.
cassity, win continue 70 be q prime
factor in war.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

tor the second time an attempt v,.
made Q rob the postofiee a Lore.
wood the past week. The bern q -.
aenyery window wers pulled out -
the bottom and bent upward. and IN.
thief tried to open the money 49,. ..s
JUST under the window, bat wa nos
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

a Washington dispatch says: ca.
dets fcr WEST Point have been 40.
Pointed Is follows: William d F;te
SsaftersyiIle, Ga; Carl 81. ysrnarsn
a q ia. and Andrew B. George.
slssrnate. ST. Augustine. Fla.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

The contract has been awarded for
erecting the Tampa Lumber company's
plant. The site is near the govern
ment warehouse. between the two rail-
roads. The plant will be very large.
ana the company will enter into the
expectation of Lumber to q large ex-
tent I. -.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

Tia following dispatch wa ssnf out
nom Chattanooga, Tenn: .sPostofilce
Inspector Bass. Of ikis diyision, hss
nottned the inspector In charge that
ne has completed m inspections Of ths
Postotics at Gainesville, Fla, and
found the Postmaster, James Bell.
snort ~ his accounts to the amount of
u 100. The shock of the discovery
oaussd the death Of the. postmaster. !"
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13

News comes from Pensacola that the
county commissioners have accepted
!. Tax Assessor Richards books for 1900.
Tbs aggregate valuation of taxable
properly u tho county is S4.S57, 257,
an increase q 45Ii,6 43 over the valua-
ton q 1899. This year real estate il
valusd as 3, l6s, $40. personal proper.
- ~ $996, $40, and railroad and tele-
graph property at S7O2, at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
Woodward & LOthrOp,
10th, nth & + Sts., n. wu
WASHINGTON, ID. {.

Marriage licenses were issued in
Washington yesterday to Charles G.
Grimsby, OF Washington, and Rather
inc M. Staples, of King George Court
House; William Estes, of Charlottes-
vile, and Emma Jane Wright, OF o.
ange county; John Deroy White and
Lottie L. Pcsey, OF Prince William
County, and Thomas b. Wsrrell and
Clara May Combs, both OF Westmorf-
land county.
In Washington last night Harry Gin.
ton Gray, a young man, was found
"not guilty" of the charge of numbering
Rein 0. Champion, So years OF age.
near the Georgetown canal October 6
asst. Mrs. Champion met Gray near
the canal and was seen in his company.
Champion met them, exclsimlng that
be for sometime intended to Kill Gray,
and knocked him down. Theteupou
Gray drew pistol, and, i. is alleged,
shot his assailant.
Mr.. VIM. Desmond has cold to Mr.. z. T.
Dovs a houss and lot on the west side Of Boy
al street, between Queen and Princess, for
81, 100.
william Raphael Downey, the little six
yesr.old son of Mr.. John 4. Downey, died
this morning.
There were several "spits" of snow to lay
but later the skies cleared and tho sun came
out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

IL LIBRARY.-The following books
srjsen added TO the Alexandria Lii
hT; The Redemption of David Cor
y :. Frederick Goss; Fortunes Boats,
3sara Yechtor; Hosts of the Lord.
IA. Steele; Tommy and Grizel, J. M.
s7ie; The Gateless Barrier, Lucas
HIT; Bequeathed. Beatrice Whitby;
! Kent Squire, Frederick Hayes; A.
Sy Pilot, r. Counor; Overland to
Gina, A. r. Calquohoun; Master
.ristian. Marie Corelli; Mars, Percy
-xyel; Oh! What a Plague is Love.
( lyman; A Rise in the World, AIDE
.rs Sergeant: A Friend of Caesar, VIM.
& Davis; Eben Holden, Irving Bachel'
oi, The Flower of the Family, W. E.
Nuis: Love 10 a Cloud. Arlo Bates;
Ausuce OF L'AiRloD, Carolus; The
aboler of Mines, Inlay Taylor; Crit
aldso, John Fox, jr.; The Bachelors
Ciiistm 8, Robert Grant; The Head OF
Hundred in Colony OF Virginia 10
23 Maud G. Wilder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A fine ho. Sc belonging to Mr.. Viii.
liam Rocker died last night.
The semi-monthly meeting of the
City Council will be held tonight.
So far licenses have been issued for
Twelve slot machines in this city.
James E. Lowe was yesterday in
Washington granted divorce from his
wife, Daisy J. Lowe.
Mr.. Frank II. Creighton, OF this city,
and Miss Robbins, of Pittsourg. will be
married in the latter city tomorrow.
The schooner Winnie Windsor. with
a miscellaneous cargo for country mer-
chants. sailed today for Coltons.
An oyster roast will Do given at the
Concordia tonight, at which luscious
bjvalyes in all styles will be served.
Tha oyerhauing of the pungy Ada
Ballenger having been completed the
boat has sailed for the oyster grounds.
The tug Camilla, which lost her rud-
dor off this city last week, has had IL
renlaced and is again at work on the
river. ,
Ia &W. w. COgsn have finished
the nIumbing in the handsome resi-
dence of DIR. J. C. Wise, U. s. navy, 81
WarreDtoD.
Mrs Virginia Daiuger6eld, who has
hoan the guest OF Miss Nellie Wattles
for the past few days, left today Tor
Cnmherlantl 10 visit her son, who Is In
business there.
A meeting OF the board OF Fire
Wa,dsns was to have been held last
r;aht Int on account of the sickness O
Too members the meeting was post
noped till next Monday night.
Mr.. NJ. Schiller has secured from the
iuS. Commisssry Department o con
tract for furnishing fresh vegetables 10
the garrison stationed at and arouno
Fort Washington during the six months
alter January l. 1901.
The funeral of young Robert +
Roberts who died at the residence OF hi
tatSer Mr.. G. A. Roberts, near Noun
Vsrnon. on Saturday, took place THU
,orning. The inlerment was in Iv,
Hi Cemetery and the services wer'
CONDUCTED by Rev. ". c. Webb, fox
M srly OF t5is city.
Mr. E. NJ. Anderson, the grocer, h0
arranged handy contriyence ior tn
Sal;verv of parcels to his customers
Wa bss placed commodious receptacle
Lar the hind wheel OF an ordinar!
H U;cvcle and young colored msn, VIII.
=; U'I he norter Of the store, is thus enabl
ed to deliver orders long before IN
purchasers reach home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

o..rsess MEMS LEAGUE "A slimly
'I 3.9 meeting OF the Business Mems
i'. os Tss held last night, with Pres
gs-low in the chair. Mr.. Hsr-
~. ..,ed that Representative Rixey
, ' unity introduced a bill in the
y go. ~ representatives. providing for
.'s,,o,onris;ion OF $4,000 to increase
..,s Of the government building in
~rv He stated that Mr.. Rixey
L NJ PARK Aguew had appeared be-
"a committee on public buildings
..,,rl TO the Improvement, and the
T. ~. ~ had been referred to the Super
20 Architect OF the Treasury. Up
~of,on al Mr.. Csrne, the chair was
God TO name five citlzsDs to act
,c,rui.tee 10 further the project.
...c,.ir was also instructed TO name
= =. ,.ser committee Of five 10 cooperate
-. committee of the Alexandria
..,.v hoard OF development in their
~. toward having tbs memorial
Give across the Potomac built. Mr..
INV ,a.i be would name the COM
Inc today. The secretary was in
,-rsl 10 communicate with the Vir.
'.. Senator end the Representative
m S district il regard to having
.,,,- dreiged from Alexand ria to
..V.ryaad side OF the river. The
',.,.ot d scent fare to Washington
,-se electro road, the Importance of
,i,r 9 manufacturers 10 locate here,
(. s.r, topics we're Informally dig
.@s'
Ioiy Mr.. Harlow appointed the fol.
M committees: o. pubic building,
,..- Park AaAew, Joseph L. Crup-
!. Marshall l.. King, Harold Snow.
!. Vim. B Smoot and M. B. Hsr-
r3pm memorial bridge, Charles King,
bic Lindsey. G. G. CarlIn, George K.
d. Gardner l.. Boothe and III. B. Her-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
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POLITICAL TEA.-The ladies of the
Seventeenth Virginia Chapter, U. D.
o., will give "a Political Tea at Lee
Camp Hall tonight and have sent oul
the following invitation:
IT'S to political Tea Party
We send you cordial invitation
For Democratic condolences,
And Republican congratulstion.
You may weep with those that weep.
And with those that laugh may laugh
And for the sake of sociability-
cup Of Tea may qusf.
And Maidens, in life's bloom and beauty
Politically fancy free,
Will serve each man who may bs there
With all impsrtiality.
II therefore, you're "SiIverite,"
A Silver CoiD-ws ak no more;
Into this little Bag please put,
And leave it at the door.
Or. if you are for Money Sound"
The mighty secret meier III b9 told,
If you, too put Silver Coin
Tho ugh we prefer Coin of Gold.
But If, indeed. you cannot come.
Which, we hope, will not BIO true;
Please send to us the little Bag
Not empty, as twas sent to you.