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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
aGcHcrn NfarnlanD:Sabn.

sritt an 20. sept. 1901 n Rraft
SHot %b,r!af,n SiatnsS taiion, pis fsl9t:
SGOli3.-
40 Worosng - 69Htu3uS, 9aup.llnIs' Saors'
fopn, u. & SO. Gabn uuD BEN Suosn, uno ans'
oeuputm.n Souutags, y. y. Geon, e11mbers'
Sura. Wartinsburg ubo 9Inb'tI.
SqoIi6, useeUomm oonnta9S
T25 WorQers-Oorf, g. 4 o.sSip. Ino oadpt;
Qirie 6fli& BON GmOrpsGrOOs, Carlisle uno W
"A SRorGens - eauptliHi-, oa8erstOUn, S6in=
%p.ngburS, 6rsOerii, gmmitsbn-g uno VI. & G'
9sbn, bis clifton. M
unO 8ettDsbur9.
225 N19m.-Gffomm. nod llnton@5rogt.
932 gohm.--Grprtb nod Qort uno y, & y. DIP.
As .-Goreb, &nuptltHie : Tnnlt', pde.t5s
topn, GreDtrit, Gmmitsburg uno 5eipptnseur9'
$50 9adm.-Attomm. nab 6morpz9tcoe.
615 Ranm.-Gstomm. ua6 unlonsSrIoee.
II25 ablnos-aftomm. nab Grorpz3roof-
BUR SonUta9s.
e.3S M-orQ,ns-Gttorm. nab nntoH'Srtogs una
6nuppcr.
235 gqbm.-@ftomm. mad nnionsSrlbee.
400 ~Vohm-@Homm. nab Gmorp>5roDt.
1915 4btnDs.Aionm. nab ~enioIos9so6e:
gillette uno @-tpdd.9arsau Hr. @1o, rzSd!f
Siios baIttn al Unions, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
f7nltcns uno @~albroots WOrtbsSotl citation.
% m. Sooo, gsueralsSsihlttsiihrer.
.. &. g~risnotb, Ger. =9ahagi'rs&Osnf'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
9ienifaa. ben %. cftuber 1901.

Der 8~erliner PoIisetbe=
ri4t pom z. Sftober melbet fir bic
Bpei borbergebenben Sage, Samtas
nnb Sonntag, 1ieben @elbitmorbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
Norhnrn sdhmibtmnnu.

Gs far6 am 10. Ottober mad lang.m i6tpersn
QeiOeu uniers inniqigelitbte Mutter Barbara
SbmiDtmann, e.b. Gngtl, g8ittipe Oss p.ritorbener
Sie @eerotsung finOst beute, btn y. 0ftobsr,
9ea9mittaes 2 ubr, BON ibrtr lebtan Bobuung,
Sir. u, Roro=Srout=S trabs, aus auf Der u2OuOons
91rfsGsmsterpA ftatt.
Sic trautrno,n @interbtitbensn.
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Mnnn u. &nhcnn1cier.

Witttpt Des p,ritorbtnrn Sobanu .. &aBenmsier,
i'm alter bon 70 5a6ren. Die 9eroiqung finost
Ok + t 10 d, Den @. Sttpbr, Na6mittaas I'M
2 lr6r, BON 9ruuerbauis, Nr. $50, N~Oro599olfe=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22

Sic @rgebniffe Der @use
srabungsn pon &nOfos auf Der Snfel
Rreta iinb 9ana ungepDbnli9e. Wie
Der englif6e Mr6Gploge Gpuns i'm
rssSournal of 9e[lenic Stubies" mit@
tbeilt, baben Die Gntbedungen ale
8orfenungen, bic mar iid bisher
iiber bic Gntpideluns Der sriedif4en
Civilization gema9t bate, Iber ben
0aufen ~sepprfen. Die ~sefunbenen
Oofumente ertpeifen, bnB piersehns
hunbert Sabre Dor unferer 3eitred@
nunq Bel ben 9rie9en f1on eine&unif
bliihte, bic Der bes fiebenten unb feds
ten Sabrbunberts iiberlesen mar, Die
nit Der egpptifden aunft %pertpanbt.
bod inbipibueler unb ~fraftDoler, als
biefe mar. Bon befonberer 8ebeutnns
{inb bic 3ablrsiden Gragmente BON
MaIereien. Gs fnb Gemdlbe nit Iii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
SampfitltfsaN nieigea.
80 Merchants'& Miners
Sml Transportation Comp.

&+ka 1IdAc pun Id6AOH OGAAPs
EzS12@A Cdnipffr : 4irien.
Mad Bottom uno Dem Often:
isaen DicHIaa, 9onnerifas Nrclfas umo $euntas,
Nbenb5 + uhr.
Hddh Irpptcence ttn6 Fem CfteR:
ienen WoHtas, Dtittlpob uno 6reitsa. N6enb5 q tss.
Ead, 5apannab uIio rem Siicen:
itbcn Tienfdg. 9onuerifag, Sanltd5, abeHos g nsGs
Rad, 4tctppprt,E euS uur %9tprfoIf:
tiaIib. ar~sgenommeu Samltaas, abenos q nhr.
llnuOertrefhite SeausmlihtetteH uro SetoilaIus.
Sursidlttse SeriaoIns uno itHeae Seforoeruns
boR 6raat. @. Y. ellington. aseHt,
luB oes lan3en 9ods;
q. .. Stebbtns, u. z. NJ;
6 y. Surner, @.sB.sg,;
6. 8. @bitneD. 1.sUf.
SauptbtreaIr-ys Ri. 214. Sfs9erndnsStraae
Ul3.&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22

guren BON 2~ebenssr6be, 2anbidaften
unb @enremotipen, pon benen man
gluuben fDnnts, bab tie seffern ent=
ftanben fpdren. Inter ben 5iglrer1@
bilbern iinb ein5elne fehr gut erhal@
ten unb seigen cine fiiniflerifhe golz
lenbuns, Die bas biitOriide 9rieaen@
lamb erft a9t Biz neun S~dbrbunoerte
fpGter pieber erlangt bat.
SIN @ansen fin.b BIS iebt
fogenannte cubunif6e Mnipride i'm
8etrage BON mebr als 100000 BET
Der betreffenben GommiiiiOn in8aib%
ington eingereidt tporben. gs iinb
bies Nnipri9e BON 8irsern Der Ger.
Staatsn auf grfab fir S4Goen, ben
Ie pGbrenb Der cubanii9en Sniurz
reftioner1 an gigent6um ooer 2eben
erlitten, unb bic ii9 uripriingli9 ge<
gen 6panien ri9teten, Dur9 Den Yds
rtfer 5riebensDertrag aber duf Die
Ser. Staten I%bertragen purben. Die
Summe iibsriteigt ale Grpurtungen;
ba aber bei'm ginrei9en BON S6de
beneriab : Sorberungen, beionbers
tpenr babel bas grOBe Portsmonndie
bes guten Snfels Gam in 8etradt
fommt, Die 8ei9eibenbeit befanntli4
cine gang unbefannte @rObe tit, 10
tperben Die 4nfpru6fener pobl nit
fi9 reben laHen, biele berielben logar
tpabrf6einli9 bas Wenige, ods tie err
balten perben, als reinen proftt be-
tradten fDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22

grGfibent SOD epel I
fon enti9iebsn Dafir fein, baB bic
Srduen in ben sansen Ser. Staaten
bas Stimmre9t erbalten. Sieier
@9lauberser! gr peiB gang gut,
baB bic @ertreterinner bes f9pd4ez
rem Gei9le9ts Elm b%efonberes Sable
fir buntes Sud- unb idbelrahelnbe
S.lben baben, unb ba ~falfulirt uuier
GROCER Haubreiter gana riAtig, oah
er in 1904 nit 6ilfe Der 0amen UNI
beiegbar iein unb auf's Neue fir bier
Sabre bas WetBe 9aus be5ieben
tpiirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
@i(h. .. Wpritcd.

Gs itarb pl0bfi5 am %. Ctrpbir in Goaloafe,
8tnniplrania, gailbelm s.. 9priteg I'M Qlter bon
SO Slbren, dieter unO inniat9tlitbtsr sobn BON
6erntann uno Mtarta g. 9oritra, iebt in anrapo=
ls, Dto., uno friiber in Baltimore iuObnbaft.
f2Q-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22

Die bub 9efletneS q m M
lung 4ineiif9er &untsesenftdnoe i'm
Mertbe BON $4,000 Biz $4,000,
ipelde unfer @eianbtf9afts Sefre=
TOR Squires in Der barmloieften Weiie
on iib eebra9t bat, ftraft Die 8e<
hauptuns 2iisen, babGbina fein oanf=
bares 5elb fir 9anbels : Sransaftto@
men TT, 5umal er bas 8ef4Gft nur als
Nebensrnerb betrieben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22

SAB es aud in gnslanb
mod 3eitunsen siebt, bic ben Mutb
baben, Die Wabrbeit gu fagen, gebt
aug Der grtldruns bes (ftets treff<
Ii9en) Chandelier Guardian" berDor,
Die britt59en HeconcentraDo : Eager
in @iibafrifa feien nur Elm Seitenitid
gu ben ipanif4en Reconcentrabo<2az
germ auf Cuba, unb IS miiBte fetnen
9ott i'm !9immel seben, tpenn eng
lamb fir biefe S4euBli9feiten ni4t
nod au 5ablen BADEN piirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
cNepcrttment fur DHentIid,e gidserbeft.-S ans
%ten.-Snbcrpnrtemcnr eeS Weodnce7Sntoet<
tnrzSimrenus. MdthbaMS.

cNepcrtement fur DHentIid,e Sidserbeft;-S aus
observation-disclosures eS @ebdneesSufpef<
forsS3nredus. Rdtbbaue.
9cltimpre, ben 16. Sftobsr 1901.
gerEeoeite Acknowledgment tptrosn BON benz
-@norb nf @iparpsS ~enteegeu genpntrien FUR Die
Mnbrinouro zines Observation-Disclosures IN bent
Safenz urS 2eittrbaus Nr. II on Der Gde bon
@rrt6zNneuue unb NlcM e6en>Strabe;
ferner
fir eiuen Multipolar=Mlotor BON nisr5ie 8feroc=
traiteu. fiir DEN getrisb zines Glepators I'M Jtatb=
bduie anjubringen.
@aes in llebertinfinimun9 nit Den Spe3ltitatio=
uen i'm Gebduoe=S nipeftorgzgureau
Sorberunos =AnQtbote niifen III elntm berfegel=
ten iImi6lao eineei3lohen, an ben sgoaro OF
@tparosS oorsIfrt, uno nit an9abe Der ipt5islen
Nrbcit. auf !uel6e osboten ipiro, berleben lein unD
am ODER Dor benz %. Gftober 1901, Wittogs Il
llbr, in 6dnben pes carbohydrates S,rH. Geo.
ID. Hnmien fem.
Gin bealaubiQter Gbed mub itSem anoebot tpte
folqt ~beioefiat iein:
$500 NIT iebtm angtbOt fir bic 6ei3nnessan=
laee.
800 NIT itbem 4netbot fir ben Ntotor.
Sie @ebDroe behalf fb oas &ebt Dor, ireeno
tpslde oper ale @R9ebpte su periperten
Geware 3. @rehon,
GsbdubesSnipeftor.
9tfdtiat:
Sbomas 6. 5dnes,
0orfBer Der Gontratt=9eb0roe.
(0ft17, 49, 1921 q, g, AIS, 1928
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Gefanntma9nmgem.
iztant.S nsemieurs Bureau.

RatbbduS.
baltimore e, ben Is. Otto6sr 1901.
Scr etaots a~naeuieur ioirO am y. sttobsr ~
S.sn. srsGs;nsu nm oas 9ipeau Der nadfoleen=
ben strabsn ,ruii6en Den s~snanntsn guHtt'n fefs
sroat. strab., BON GOrreft= big Grster=Strubs,
erstsr.Stroks, BON sSront=Strabe bis Gantou=
gpsnus, 2 lI6r As Min. @a5mitta0s.
Gantou- ap,rre, BON Garoline=S trabe bis Sonb=
strafe. 5 l6r is min. &u6mittaas.
asnrn-Gtrobs 2 1lbr Is min. Nabmittaas.
Frsbsrif : auao, BON 8eutalous Strabe biz sur
tpsitlibeu Staotareu3e, 4 llbr gta6mittaes.
3. Z. 6enean.
toft17, 49, 9,2t,29 s5natnienr.
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Gliiabetb 8lincfmitb.

Gs fturb am 81. Cttober 1901, UNI 3 ll6r Moy=
aens, na6 ~lanssrer Grantbeit Gliiab.tb Rlinrimit5,
qslie6te 8attin pes peritorbcnin GbriFtcpher Glincz
imitb, i'm Is. SABRE hires 2:bsns. Die &teroi9unQ
finoet NJ n, Mittpo6, TatDnittags nm 3
i1br, bonn Srauerbuuie, CIR. 1895, 9opDz5 traB:,
aug hatt.
T1enn metre Grdfte brsbsn,
Mein Ntbori psbt iblu,r aus,
g9enn i6 nidt m:br taun iprtdenr
6srr, nimm nl:in StufiCn auf!
G15-6)
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.,Marblano Snftitat."
Baltimore
Bmatmeaa
Gnuege,

Gr. 5, TnrhsGharIes=S trabr.
FIN i,ser SinF1t forti6rtttIi6 uns ant
Der o5be o.r 3eit. St.tGuueen fir @raOuirt.
obn. 9trsature b,iprgt. GiuyeIsn
in 9u4baltunp. S66nibr,tben, aritbmttii,
6tenoqrap6:e. $ppeipritine uno anosrs Sec :ufanos.
Cine 9rifuue erpiniGt.
9ag.g= S9ult Das gdnse 5abr. S@aIS
f5nnen ireeito zine Sit e%intrttsn.
@benssS d Il bon Sftpber bis Apru.
GIesanter Ratalog gratis.
g. S. Iprmau. 9r1ibsnt.
6. ( z. sSttpbon 1913 Caus2i, 3Rts, S&Sl
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.MnnnI 0slnc."Sinie

uadb @Diidaelpbid unc Netpsgore.
EeitlID. SL|s9nsUtH' o9.Dtt;"
SaTies / Sinc =. '755g. 800 g, W 8
guIi.t 4aEloE go538 81 3. N &
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stitssn in Mt. &opuI.statioI url 1900 abemos.
SjSt mil .gBH uuo Is" marfirt, en!:en III B!'
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citation ooer GamD.RsS totlQE.
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.4aQ!a. !! SaQli4, ausqtn0mmsa sOnntags.

man Hruopolis, Wt. %opal : Stotton, !lUo'
- "a gorm. 6umOcn.5 Station. !7.A, 900 SoFm.'
!I2i5 uno $50 NG6m. ga
N0,rIoTsu demonstration mao GreotTtd, !t5s
nopn 10 A Iorm., iI.2O, 4.30 urh $50 Na6m.
"S %a5 m RGad 'ii72O Born. @.4o. AIS IND
4.30 Robm, m 0.rm AK u9oQ
@"3 SRt glirp IMP 3pii6sntationen i7.3C, 9,S
mo%r 49, to- 4.3O, $50, 800, $ll30 Ra3r::
rad Ga ia;ott:@jto 80. ! I95 S'T"'' A'S'
fgIb gnrtis' @os, 1928 Born. ,ooe o.An
po5 Qura0. Mt. &o0a!sS station HZo 1a"'H'
go~r.r. Station. l2.40 Tachr.
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CrieSrtd: 3iibcufUuid.

Gg ffarb am Sonntaq. Den %. Ctto6sr 1901
RrieDri6 Nibent6niq i'm 4ltsr BON "A Sabren. 0it
geerDiqung finDst III q IN, Dtittapod, S6l6mit=
tags nm 9 1lbr, pom Srauerbauie, 9r. 404, No.p=
8onoz strabe, aus ftatt, tuOIu GreunOe unb 9T=
ipanote bDflih eingsuDsn fino. $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

PERSONAL. Miss Bessie Herbert,
youngest daughter of the late Generai
James Herbert, will BE- one oil the sea,
sons Baltimore debutaDtes and VIII
spend the winter with her sister. Mrs.
William Pinkney Wythe, jr. Miss
Herbert has recently been visiting ner
sister, Mrs. Courtlsnd Smith OF Alex
andris.
Mai, George A. Armes, U. 3. a re-
tired. who is we'll known 10 this city,
authorized the announcement that he
would be married in few days. His
bride will be Miss NJ. O. Howard. OF
Rochester, N. Y, and the wedding will
occur at the home OF her parents In that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Fowle
Beckham have taken apartments at the
Thomas, Thomas Circle. 10 Washing
ton.
Miss Lucy Howard has returned to
her home 10 Baltimore, from a visit 10
Miss Fa pie Dixon. ln this city.
Mr.. s. @. Brent has returned from
Winston, N. c., where he went to at
tend the funeral of his brotber-ln'la law,
Mr.. B. B. Owens, who died on Friday
last.
Mr.. William Wood, engineer OF the
Columbia FIRE engine, has gone oil on
his vacation. Mr.. F. i. Entwisle will
fill the position during the next ten
DAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

EPWoRTH LEAGUE - The regular
quarterly meeting OF the Epworth Lea
que of the Methodist Episcopal Church
south for this district will be held to-
morrow evening in the Methodist
Ohurch 10 Del Ray, 10 the couoty. Re
presentst,ves from the churches OF that
denomination in WsshingtoD, Alexan-
dris, nd vicinity will be present, The
meeting will be open to the public, and
workers in similar organizations have
been invited to be present and psrtici-
pate 10 the discussions. The program
outlined for the occasion is as follows:
Addresses by Rev. E. V. REGISTER, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Soutn, this city, aud Miss Laura Coli
son, Of Bign,w wood, D. O., on the phases
of Junior League work; Miss Annie
Summers, of this city, will discuss con-
dlioDs and methods necessary to Insure
sue ess in working Epworth League
libraries, and A. w. Cbaney, OF Wash
ingtoD, will explain the workings OF the
lecture and entertainment bureau OF
the union. Time has been allotted for
a general discussion OF tall these themes.
A special musical programme has been
arranged for the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

George L. Simpson, the ten-montbs-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Simp-
sou, who live 10 Fairfax county, near
this CITY, died 10 his mothers arms on
Saturday night, just as his parents
started home from this city in buggy.
The Episcopal High School football
team were on Saturday afternoon de-
fested on their own grounds by the
team representing the Locust Dale
Academy, by o score of II to 0. sev-
eral people from this city witnessed the
game
The United States Civil Service Com
mission will bold sn examination 10 this
CITY next Saturday, DC ober rs, fol
| positions ia the internal revenue dis
trict in Virginia. The age limits are
between twenty one and forty-6ve years
From the ehgibles resulting from this
examination IL II expected that certifi
c.,ion will be made to the position o
storekeeper gsuger.
A vouth named Lloyd was locked up il
thu market house Saturday night Mr.
bsrIes Keli assistant Harkt Master, found
/ tina DOW HtctttAc9
claimed that he entered the enclosure SstuT
dsy night and fell ssl ep. Mr.. Kell. afte
satisfyi himself that nothing WAS missing
al owed tee boy to leave
Bev. NJ. Foreman presched interesting
sermons in the Sscord Presbyterian cburcl
yesterd'y morning nd last night Mr.. Fore
m,n wa bonn in lDdis, where bis Esther ha
for years been eoesgei in missionary WORK
The ,eTmOns throughout were instIucrv
and they we're llsteuei TO with close after
ton.
Alouzo simms was sentenced 10 the Polio
c a Washington on Saturday to imprl;
onm, the work house for siTty days 10
having besn guilty of intoxication snd bel
giug A man bearing the same name, ssS
. dier by occupation, lived here several yea
! ago. shd was u reguisr patron Of the PoliC
Court.
Charles Horn, q soldier, was arrested ls'
, night b. Officer Trsv rs on north Lee stree
. for dfunsep md disoriarly eoniuct Upo
the approach Of the officer Horn threw q b acl
iSek into sn alley. He was brought befor
! the Mayor this morning and 6ned IS.
I Aessrs. @. A. shAier & Co., sent 20 this eli,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

today from their gardens on the Bzddock
road bunch Of the largest and most besuti-
ful chrysanthe nuns seen this SO SOD. They
were OF different colors and were gre ally ad !.
mired By all who saw them.
Clarence Williams, q Washington negro,
csme htrs yesterday and got drunk de was
found by Chief Webstsr staggering aimlessly
through the streets and be took charge Of
him. This moTnin g be was fined 30.
Three cows we're taken up sstrsy on north
Washington street yesterday by Officer Fer.
guson. They belonged 70 the keeper OF
Iones's Point liz htho7se. The owner was
made 10 pay fac Of IL.
Mr.. z. L. Myers asks that II be stited that
the young man who was arieIted Friday
evening for drunk en- and disordeny conduct
was not at his livery stable, as was stated, but
In front OF his dwelling.
II Is said that Policeman Willllm Davis will
shortly tender bis resignation as a member Of
the police force. He WAS only short time
ago electoi to that position. Mr.. Davis Ii
sick at present.
Henry Peynolds, who for soma time had
conducted lunch house uen RJssyla, in the
county, del yesterday morning. The &C.
] ceased had been q sufferer from consumption.
4 MI. y. ". Will, VIM WAS o'OSlC1 pohSS-
man last week to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of officer Keith Davis, went
on duty at 2 o'clock today.
On account of some repairs TO be made to
the boiler at the electric light works the
electric lamps will probably be not lighted to-
| night and tomorrow night.
Tho Ere at NJ Henry SIMPSONS residence
| on south Washin, ton street Friday morning
was caused by lstrobe stove, and not gaso-
| line, as was stated.
The infant son Of Mr.. W. Fl. Kelley, died at
| its parents residence, on south Alfred street,
yesterday evening.
Mr.. J. W. Sailor, OF Milwaukee, has been
appointed manager Of the Alexandria Shoe
Company,
An incre Sc OF pension to S17 psr month
has been granted 10 Francis Lee, Of Dela-
! plane.
Charles Fleet was arrested today for selling
pictures without license and was fined 30.
Mr.. William B Price died in Washington
. on Saturday last. He was 66 years old.
4 Mr., Charles schafer killed a wild goose on
the opposite side OF the river yesterday.
Eight dodgers were st the station house last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

FUNERALS. - The funeral OF Mrs.
Susan Jacobs, who died early Saturday
morning, took place at 10 O'Clock this
morniaS from 81. Msry's Church. The
services we're conductud by Rev. Father
Ahsrn, aud the remains we're inferred
in ST. Msry's Cemetery. A number Of
friends end scquaiDtsuces OF the de-
ceased we're in attendance. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Thos. Hoy, Thos'
Scott. K. L Latham, p. F. GormaD,
e.. WsIfield and ] F. Heisley.
The funeral of Andrew Chesser, whose
death occurred Thursdsy night, took
place from his late home, AGO south
Fairfax street, at 2:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The services were conduct.
ed by Rsv. Frank J. Brooke, pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church. and
the remains were inferred in Bethel
Cemetery. a large number OF friends
and acquaiotances followed the remains
to the cemetery. The deceased was a
memb of Alexandria Council Royal
Arcanum. The pallbssrers were Messrs.
Charles H. Callahan, Michael Schwsb.
Michael Mcfarland, T. A. Stouten-
burgh, Charles Dearborn, jr., and VIII
liam Baker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

DRowNED.-Wnile rowing back 10
sk Il from q ping trip yesterday near
Anslos an I.lsnd, in the Potomac, OIL
WashioRtoD, w liam Wallace, about
thirty years old, bricklsyer ~
trade, fell from the boat and was drown
ed. Wallace had been fishing 10 the
Little river, on the soOth side OF the
island, and started down the river about
4 o'clock. When about opposite Thir'
ty-third street be stood up In the boat
and began padding with one OF the
oars. He leared far over the side Of
the * Il just at the moment that q
heavy swell struck and almost swamp
ed 4. Wallace was thrown overheard
and ,red 10 seize the fast sinking craft.
l. sank, however, before he could reach
az
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

REHEARsALs are rapidly progressing
for the performance of "The Deestrick
SkuleD to be given at the Opers House
the evening of Wednesday, NovemOe
6 for the benefit of Grace Church re.
pair fu0d. Quite a number OF well
known people will take part, among
Others, Mr.. VIM. II. Conley, OF Wash
inoton, and Miss Myra Lee Cavalier, Of
this city. This is undoubtedly one OF
the most amusing comedies OF its kind,
aud win the quaint fashion of fifty
years ago and the ludicrous antics OF
ne "school children" will certainly
make a most pleasing evenings enter
tsiDmeOt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

SUDDEN DEATH Jean Pacher,
a well-knowu manufacturer OF PBila-
delphis, died suddenly 10 that city yes.
terday morning. The deceased had
lust returned from a business trip to
Chicago, and without premoDitiou was
,sken i'll sDd soon expired. Mr.. Pscher
several years ago married daughter OF
Mr. Lac Eicboere, of tbis city. He was
eeil.known to numbers OF Alexan-
driane, oil of whom will regret to learn
of hia death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS "A
meeting OF the 8 ockbolders OF the Chr
Hsuric1 Bre wing Company was held In
Mr.. Leon ird Msrbury's Office, on King
ar ct. today. The following board OF
directors was elected: Chr. Heinrich,
A B Coppes. Leonsrd Tobriner, Ohas
Jacobsen, Angus Daetz, Cbss. 9. Dun
csnson, Toos. Kiiby, John w Schaefer
and Chas. Meyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

RAILROAD ACoIDENT.-Passenger
traiu No. 40 on the Southern Railway,
porth bound, ran into freight train ct
st. Asaph Junction shortly before 8
o'clock this morning. The passenger
train left here at 7:45 with Engineer
Charles StrObell and Fireman Weston
Atkinson in charge of the locomotive.
a fog was prevailing at the time and az
the train approached the junction
neither the engineer nor fireman could
discern the signals. A freight train
was 10 the meantime moving from the
main track into the siding which runs
to the Portner Brewery, and three OF
the cars had not cleared the main track
when the passenger train came thun-
dering along. The locomotive struck
one Of the freight cars and knocked 1t
from the tracks. The passenger train
was backed to the depot and ran on
the Fayette street track to Washington.
The car was soon replaced on the
tracks, the track cleared and later
trains were running as usual. No one
was hurt and the damage to the car
and locomotive was slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

In BANKRUPTCY. The Carson Han
die Coup 10y of New Kent county has,
by Involuntary proceedings, been put
into The bankruptcy court In Richmond.
The company owned a large plant IN
New Alexandria and a smaller one 10
New Kent. Recent the New AIexsp-
dria concern was destroyed by fire aud
the creditors fell upon the New Kent
plant with the above result. The Car
son connected with the company Is
member Of he firm OF Carson Bros at
Front Royal Richmond News J AZ
stated 90 Frdsy preliminary steps
we're taken up in the U. S. district cour'
10 this city to place the affairs of th'
company IN the bankruptcy court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-21

CASE CONTINUED 10 the Corpora
too Court today the case Of Henry
Washington. coored, against the
Southern Railway Company, suit for
$40 900 for injuries resulting in the loss
of a foot, was continued for the plaintiff
on account OF the absence of material
Witnesses