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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
8rupins Sadien nnb gbiirinsen.

Querfurt. - 8pr Gur3em bat
ii9 in letnem @epd9sbauIe berRunft=
unb 6anbelssGrtner 9utap pablfe
erbdnst. SeOenfalls bat Der febr ar
bsitfame, folibe Mann bteie Shat in
einem Nnfalle pon 99permutb aes
than.
3Drbig. sSn elmer bieIigen So
BRIT fiel benz 48zidbrtgen S1loifer
Waul 6dnf6 Elm etipo bier Gentner
slptpsrer gifentbeil allf bic rehte6anb,
tpobur9 8. einen eomplieirten Brud
Der 6anb nit Sebnenbur9trennuna
erlitt.
g d1einiB. = Dor Rur3em entz
itanb in Der 5deune bes 9utsbeiikers
@eiBler Geuer. Die S9eune tpurbe
bis aaf bic ma1iipen nmfaKungs=
mauern eingeGi9ert. Man Dermutbet,
baB bas Seuer burh gu beige Steine,
bic gum Grndrmen iunser 9dnie be-
nust tpurben. ausgetommen lei.
Yeiben. Oie Bel einem bteii=
gen @utsbeiiBer in Oieniten ftebenbe
Mugb Mnna NnIorg mar auf benz
sselbe bei9dftist. 5a fheuten plDbz
lid bic Dor cine @gse gefpannten
pferbe. tpobei bas Mdbden nit um=
seriifen tpurbe unb 10 ungtidli9 all
Sale fam, bab iie einen Bru9 bes
linfen l1nterI4entels unb 8erlebunz
gen am re9ten 8eine babontrug.
Mtttenber 0or Rur5em
ipurbe Der Nentier Winfler, friiber ir
Heinsborf Bel Wittenberg, aulebt bier
Der an relistDfen Wabnporfellunger
leibet, bisber aber pDllig barmlos mar
feitgenpmmen unb Der fdbtif1er
RrantenanitaN iibertpiefen. Mintler
Der BON 9emb unb Ropfbebedune
ldngft iti6ts mebr tpiifen min unb at
ben nadten syiiben nur Sanbaler
trdgt, bate bur9 feline fonitise 8etlei:
bung, in ber er nab 6alle gu feline,
8raut fabren tpolIte, Muffeben in iol:
dem @rabe erregt, bab ct feitgenom.
men tperben mubte. @ein 6auptbe.
fleibungsftiid tpar Elm Sud, Der porr
breimal bic Muff9rift r9eilis 1T bel
6err" uno auf benz Riiden ein 9alle:
Lula trdgt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
3beinpfals.

@ermersDa: II. = &e9tsfonz
fulent 0snNs5seser rertaufte bas It'll
1880 T.art NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ien
bon Seifert um i;1Ielben preis en-
@etreioehGnSle. Cain ann bier.
Neu 1T BIT. eSn Sa1en bes
fliidtisen Direftors Sacob @erfon
mir nod nitsetbeilt: Oie Mffaire bat
tDeitere Rreife ni9t augeaogen. Der
8etrieb berNttiengeieni9aft fir Mub=
lenbetrieb, berei aapital ith auf 5OO,@
600 Marf belduft, bleibt aufreht er=
halten. Die 2eituns bat Der friibere
Direftor Der 8robmiible BON gorell
& Co., Qeberle, iibernomn1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Hrppins 8eiIen.

Wiefels. @pr aur5em perz
1hieb na1 lbnerer Rranfbeit unler
dllperebrter @emeiilbebpriteber s.
6abben, nahbem ibm 10 Sage borber
feline treue @attin, nit Der ct fa1t 55
Sabre in gliidli9er Gbe Sreube unb
2etb getbetlt bate, IN ben Sob boran<
gegangen mar. Der 8eritnrbene bat
felt beindbe 80 Sabren unfere @ez
meinbe III feltener 9reue, Mabrbafz
tioteit unb llneigenniibisteit beripalz
tet.
Nus berMbDn. Die I'm @ez
meinbsbdufe ali DornbDrf tpobnenbe
Mdrgdretbe Hbiel ifiir3te in Der NGbe
bes DorfeS in bic Julba, inbem iie
iebsnfcIs beim Meifiabrehen ausglitt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

NedeIsbeim. Die f1paraen
poden bdben Elm tpeiteres Spfer gefors
bert. Gin ssniuiIe bes bteiisen aran~
fenhanfes, Der BON Der Rranfbeit err
ariffen mar, lit ibr erlegen. eSn, sytlials
orte WinegafIen iit ebenfaQs eine
syrau als podenfranf befunDen lnb
rod bier ins ,ardnfenbuus iiberges
fubrt tDorDen. 5i aa@a Nta
Witten. Der duf llrlaub bier
tpeilenbe ssnfanteriit s., Sisnberg pom
81. Reainlertt in Sborn, gebiirtig aus
Wartenbera, i'm Mmte Mnnen, erIfoB
iidb. S. ion bic 9bat aus 5ur1t bor
@trafe, bic er tpesn l1rlaubsiiberz
ihreituns au ertparten bate, b'aaasen
baben. rts
Erppims sannpber i,nb Sramnidjpcis.
Qinben. Ser neugespGblte
8iirgermeiiter bon 2inben, friiberer
5tabtlnnbifus 2obemann, lit bDn Der
Resierung beitdtist porben. s9 !g
Wiilfel. sns Gerihtsoefdngz
nib In 6annober eingeliefert ipurbe bic
Dienitmagb Niibieer. bic ibrsr 6errs
i1aft burb b Ginbru9 @elb unh
Mertbia6en seftoblen bate. a
We Bile n. 8eim 9ddIell9nei>
ben gerietb elm ane9t bes 0ofbelibers
Oberbeibe in @prfum nit Der re9ten
6anb unter bas Maf6inenmeher. ipos
burh ibm bie1elbe fdft bpllStdnbig dbs
sehnitten ipurbe.
Muben. 6ier trat unIer lang.
idbriaer 2ebrer, Niilter unb Srganif
5hiibe in ben Nubeitanb. Gr bat 5td
Iptppbl IN Der @ratebung unlerer Su:
qenb, als au1 um bic 6ebuna Des sc:
ianses in unierer Gemeinbe bauernb'
8erbtenite ertporben. gDie Derlautet
1T au 1einem Na6folger iein Sobn be.
itimmt, tpel6er 5ur 3eit als 2ebrer II
Woblbe anaeitellt lit. .@H
peine. Der 45 Sabre aft
Walaperfarbeiter syrib &lapprotl
bierfelbit, @artenitrabe 18 tpobnbaft
bat ii1 aus feiner Wpbnung ent
| fernt nnb lit Bis iebt ni6t babin gu
| riidgefebrt. Oa oerielbe beretts bor
eSabren einen 9elbftmorbberiub I'm
/ ternabm unb balberitarrt aus be
sSubIe assosen ipurbe, 10 nimmt mal
an, bab er ii6 isBt oas aeben senom
men bat.
Wiebe. Die syirma s. &erf
| boff in 2ingen ldbt feit einieer Sci
| NIT ulItem @rfDld in Der Tdhe uniere
Ortes Bobrunsen auf petroleum bor
nebmen. ssSm ganaen fino segentpdrtt
bier @eIelli9aften nit Der @etpin
nuna BON petroleum bef6dftist. De
grtrag ber fSirma &erfboff iteat fic
auf tdglib ca. 400 Barrel 3obpetrD
leum. Die Yreiie, tpel6e bic einael
men @e1elf9aften an Die gigentbiime
bes 8obens, auf benz fib bic 8obr
itellen befinben, gu 5ablen baben, bepe
gen ii9 5ptfben 1 unb 3 Wsarf fiji
Dem Barrel. m m
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
GIniareih Gahielt.

% albenburg. 8pr auraem
bra6 in benz CUR 3fderse'fden 3ie=
gelei i'm benadbarfen Sberpintel gez
bDrigen WobngebGuoe 5euer aus, ipelz
Diem bas san3e @ebduoe gum Opfer
fiel.
2obenHein. = Sm So. 2ez
bensz unb 8. Dieniiabre peritarb bier
pl0blt6 unier 8iirsermeiIter 6err9erz
aog. Ser Sob oe1elben 1T fir uniere
Stabt, um beren @ntpidelung 6erao9
itd 9robe 8erbienite ertporben, elm
fdlperer 8erluit.
2unaenau. Der in Der
8raun'i9en 5abrif in Rodsburg be-
fddftiete lebise Mrbetter 9ofmann
tppllte nit einem &abne iiber bic an
sefdpolIene Mulbe fabren. 9ofmann
permodte aber in Golse bes 9o4paiz
fers bas Tabraeus niht gu resieren.
Der 8abn fhlug um unb 6ofmann
fano feinen Sob i'm WaRer. r..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Ghtueis.

Sberentfelben. Das benz
@ottlieb anDblau6, @ipsmiiller llnb
5Ggereibeiiber gebDrenbe, BON 2 Mrz
beitern, Satob Rir9bofer unb gmil
Wibmer betDDbnte 9dus lit abge%
branrlt.
Martigrlp. Mbermals lit i'm
Mullis eine @esenb bur4 einen Gels=
itur3 fart bebrDbt. Wom MDnte Gbez
min ftiir3ten aroBe Gelsmdffen ms
Orauitltbal unb ftauten bic bDdqes
benbe Droufe. 70 baB ein atpei Rilome=
ter LANCER See entftnno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
MusldnOiid)fS.
8ranocnbnrD.

syprf. Die 2sicbe zines etipa 6
Mpnate alten Rnaben tit BEL Der
Die llmitGnbe beuten DarluI bin, baB
Der Sob bes &inbes biir1 eth 8erbrez
den berbeigefiihrt tDuroe. Die 2eidet
fam BET benz boben Menengange Der
NeiiIe BON tpeiterher dngetrleben unb
In ben Mublengraben selangt 1stn. -,
2ieberpfe. sSn benz / Stpei=
5t1diaen Wphnbaufe bes Maurermeiz
tiers Wunberlih brad Seuer aus.
0Dn1tpabrfheinlih bon Der Eduher@.
TANNER ausgebenp, bate Der 8ranb
'balb ben gdnaen 8obenraum erfaBt
unb 5erftOrte Das 9aus bebpr 0ilfe
eintrdf. ,
@rob = 7li1terf elbe.- .-Wez
niae Sage ppr ieiner 9o9aeit fanD Der
32iGbrige Raltniutnr Mififtent Wilz
libalb syrefe, Der NIT Der So6ter glife
bes erpebirenben @ecretdrs unD aala
fulators Wanis perlobt mar, ben Grz
ftidunastoD. Die fiinftige Wobnung
bes ilinsenpdares befanb iid in etnem
gteubau. lin bic Gtnri1tung pdbs
renb Der Ra1t Dor Dieben gu fhiiben,
1olIte 5rele Bis 5ur 3eit ber9o4aeit in
ber neren Mpbnung f9ldfen. ODrt
fanb man ibn Morgens tobt auf. Die
WobnrGume tparer nit Rdu6 ansez
flint, fpelner tnfplge ber nangelbaften
Beldaffenbeit Der Robre Der i'm aeller
befinblt6en, itart gebeisten Sefen in
bic Wobnung gebrunsen mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Yrppims sdjleiien.

2eDbf1ub. Dier ertranf I'M
,Mublgraben In Ratf4er bic Mrbeitez
rim ar0mer aus NeuzRatf4er.
Sagan. 81 Bsi nns f1eint feline
Mube in bic gommunalDernaltung
fommen au tpollen. Stabtratb Ga~
brifbefiBer Balde fat fein Mntt afs
MasiitratsmttaIieb niebergelegt. ,liu.
I 5eibenberg S.=2. 9;7- 9eim
f9.peren @etpitte~ f9lug Der 8ltB in
@htrgistpalb bic Wlietbs'fhe
Mirtbfhaft, ssrss rpllitdnbis einsez
df6ert Durbe. @ i{ g ss
Il S4nrgaf. G5eit benz 20.
sSanuar ,. S. tpurbe Der Sduhma9er
Soerm. Mbolpb aus grnsborf BEL 9Ozi
ipen bern1iBt. Die 2eibe beHelben
stpurbe aus Der Neifie gelan6et.
Nbofp1, Der l,a9 Ben 0rtfdaften 9iI
iybersborfs unD Wansersborf in ge=
f9dftliden Mnselesenbeiten segdnsen
! ipar. fheint beim ueberiAreiter Der
Gteinau perunaliidt ait fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
8rDpins Sdles,uig= Splitein.

n @# N<% @...a# #..1W@lg wg..a8s
atlRrer1pe. @tnen 5dtperen I'M
fan erlitt Elm Rneht bes 6ofbeitbers
s5hrDDer in 8orsfletb. Oerielbe rift
gegen bic ppr bem 8ahniibersans in
Der Breitenitrabe befinblide unD tpez
ger, eines berannabenben @iienbabn<
auges beretts gef6loifene 8arriere.
Nob unb Hetter tiir5ten auf bieShiez
men, .unb berlebten - iih erbebli4.
8liidliherlpeiie5 fonnte Der Giien@
babnaug mod re9t5eitig gum Siehen
aebra1t tperben.
preeb. = Gin boppelter nnfuu
eretsnete fta in bem 8etrieb oes
Raufmanns q. 90. 8rurnn1 .bter1elbit.
Wdbrenb DOR Ruraen1 Gaufmann
8rumm felbit in ben Walaen Der
S6rotmiible cine itarfe aueti9ung
bes rehten Oaumens erlttt, ipurbe
Der i'm &orn1pei9er bef6dfttste 4onl=
mis- Glduben bon bsrabfaIenben
Sdden NIT Mais unb @erite, bic bort
ailfgeitapelt tparen, setroffen unb
unter benfelben begraben. Yer 8erz
ungliidte folI erbeblidbe innere 8erz
leBunsen erlttten baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

sSn Netp Dorf gibt es einen Mtdn1
pbne s3unge, ber reben fann. St ersI
regt berehfister Weiie mebr Mufit6eu,
ais Elm Nebner pbne @ebanttn. III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

WILL Go TO NoRFoLK.-Mr. John F.
Tackett, who for a number OF years
past has conducted business In this city,
has determined to remove to Norfolk,
where he has become one of the firm Of
Russell, Simooe and Tackett. The busi-
ness OF Tackett & Marshall 10 this city
will be continued, but Mr.. Tackett will
be compelled to give most of bis person
al attention to the Norfolk house. Dur
ing Mr.. Tackett's residence In Alexan-
dria be has become one OF our most
prominent, enterprisiDg and popular elt-
zsns, and while all wish him abundant
success wherever his lot may be cast, it Is
TO be regretted by bis many friends and
acquaintances that circumstances render
it necessary for him to leave our midst
where he had become 10 q measure one
of us, sharing our joys and dissppoint-
ments In laboring to build up our city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02
Very Remarkable Remedy.

ut is With good deal Of pleasure
and satisfaction that l recommend
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy" says Druggist A. w.
Sawtelle, of Hartford, Conn. "a lady
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sale on my show case, said to me /:
i really believe that medicine saved
my life the past summer while at the
Shore and she became 80 enthusiastic
over Its merits that / at once made mp
my mind to recommend it in the future.
Recently gentleman came into my
store so overcome with collie pains that
be sank at once to the floor. / gave
him a dose of THE remedy which helped
him. repeated the dose and In fifteen
minutes he left my store smilingly 10
forming me that he felt as well as ever"
Sold by Richard Gibson, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

THE OLD DOMINION GLASS COMPANY
is pushing work on their new works near
the outlet LOCK- of the old Alexandria
canal, and 10 a short time that locality,
which has 30 long remained quiet, will
once more present scenes of animation
to those OF coal shipping days. The es.
Establishment Of the plant. which is in
the hands OF practical men, will doubt
less attract others contemplating manu-
featuring to our river front, which pre-
sents every advantage claimed by 9th
er cities. The is no good reason why
the entire stretch OF shore on this side
of the river from point opposite Gels.
boro to Jones's Point should not TEEN
with enterprises of some sort. There
Is q bold river front within easy reach
of railways. and the Old Dominion
Glae3s Works may be the nucleus OF
many more which will be brought
here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

CRANK SHAFT BRoKEN.-The Wash
ington police boat VigiIant was disabled
yesterday morning by the breaking OF
the crank shaft. Harbormaster Sutton
was steaming up the Georgetown chan
mel about 9 O'Clock and had nearly
reached the Long bridge when the &C.
cident occurred. After drifting for
short time the boat was taken In TOW
by the tug Lily and Howard and car
ried to her moorings at the Seventh
street wharf 1t will require about a
month to repair the boat, and AIT Is be-
lleved that the new engine for the boat
will be ready to be installed by that
time, or shortly afterward, it is doubt
full If the repairs will be undertaken.
Harbormaster Sutton will use the steam
launch Allie Moore, of this city, tenn
porarilv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

The CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
The work of improving the site OF the
Confederate monument at the intersec.
ton OF Prince and Washington streets
has been about completed, and the
block, now the most beautiful In the
city, occasions no little pride to every
Alexandrian. The monument is sur
rended by a grass plot, enclosed by
granite curbing, on which are situated
pedestals for gas lamps. Outside OF
the curbing the street is paved with
yitri6ed brick. Special exercises will
occur at this place on the Oath instant
Confederate Memorial Dey. The en-
tire work reflects much credit upon all
who have prosecuted it, as everything
has been done in the most approved
and careful manner. The designer OF
the Improvement was City Engineer
Holcombe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

PICKED UP IN THE SrREEr.-A white
man giving his name as William Nc
Duffey, and claiming to come from
Richmond who had been making him.
self conspicuous on the street. 10 the
afternoon, was picked up shortly before
s O'Clock last night 10 dazsd condition
by Joseph Williams. watchmao at the
Fertilizer works. Williams found the
man standing near the Standard Oil
Works, In the northeastern section OF
the city. McDuffey who was well
dressed, was unable to give any account
of himself. Williams, with much diff.
Guilty, conveyed the man to the police
station. He was placed in cell and
DR. Miller. was summoned. He found
that the man was apparently under the
influence OF some drug ard he ordered
that he he taken TO the IOfrmary Tor
treatment. The police we're under the
impression that he bad taken lauda-
mum. MoDuffey had been drinking.
but he had not taken any drug. He is
employed by William Ray, on north
Royal street, ss an upholsterer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02
Lansburgh&Bro.,
42o to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON, DC.
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Two dodgers were at the s. ltion house last
night.
The electric railway company is making ar
engagements for putting In q new Y at the in
tersection Of King and Royal streets.
The tugboat ]. T. selecman, of Washington
Is at the wharf at the foot Of Wolfe street,
whore repairs to her roller will DO made.
In the Corp ,ration Court today Mr.. B. B
Smith was appointed administrator of the c.
tate of Ant ,nio Caldwell, colored, deceased.
Mr.. ia ,b Bill entertained the Cougenial
Euchre Cub at bis residence, on Duke street,
last night. A numb.r Of priE were awarded
The river boats this morning carried large
freights for the different landings STEAMER.
which arrived report nothing new In the
river.
1t must not To forgotten that Lieut. Gov.
Echols and Mr. 3. @. Marshall besides Messrs,
Swanson and Montague are candidates for the
governorship.
A fight occurred in q house on Wilkes
street, between Columbus aud We 7bipgton, on
Tuesday night, which caused considerable
CONSERVATION In that lorllity.
We have received from the faculty and
graduating class of the University College of
Medicine at Richmond, an Invitation to be
present at commencement exercises to be held
this evening at the Academy Of Music, in
Richmond.
City Engineer Bolcombe rays the com.
plant Of residents OF the neighborh9od OF
Queen and Payne streets thst the we'll at that
intersection is in a foul condition is unfoupd
cd. He claims that the wst,r is pure, and
had it not b On go the well would have EN-
cleaned out befoIe the new pump was placed
in position.
The Emel IN lump Company is still r..
lively Mt work putting in msebineIy aud sp.
planes for manufacturing In Alexandria.
The tompaDy has recently erected two vesy
tall piI in front Of their property on the
Strand which are to he used in testing pumps.
The burning Of brush lest night at Motley
Hall, the colored exLu.son res1rt, on the
opposite side of the river, just below this city,
gave rise to the report that the buildings at
that plac, had b,sn burned by incendiario3.
J. Eichberg & Son will have on sale TO-.
morrow 35CJ yards OF lawn, OF which you
can take your choice at 4c yard. They ask
sill in need Of such G, DDS to mo and 20
the bargains for themselves.
From the Concordia there was sent to this
Office his evening some foe crstj just r;
ceived from Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

ILLNESS OF A FORMER ALExAN-
DRIAN.-Captsin John w. Jett, for
mer resident OF this city. but who in
recent years has lived in Washington,
is extremely Ill at bis home 10 that city,
and his dscease is momentsrily expect
ed. He has reached his S0th year.
Captain Jett will be remembered by
all old Alexandrians as the pitot of the
Washington ferry steamer George
Page in by-gone years. The boat was
at that time CO. I'D by the late
Sunday 10 the
s.s's ea. ,ge wss taken
f.ar. p, captain Jett and
.ouurned to Alexandria. She
was painted black and converted into
Coufe ierate gunboat. She was de-
stroyed when the Potomac batteries
we're abandoned by the Coniederates,
and her ribs are now submerged 10 one
of the lower creeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

DEATH OF Mr.. w. F. CREIGHTON -
The many friends Of Mr.. w. F. Creigh-
ton will regret to learn that that gen.
tleman's death occurred at his home, on
south Pitt street, about four O'Clock this
afternoon. The deceased had been In
feeble health for some time, having been
a sufferer from chronic kidney trouble.
Mr.. Creighton YVES the oldest son OF the
late John T. Creighton, and in early life was
clerk in the late Mr.. Henry Ccok's drug
store. Lator he YVES as-c;iatoi with his
father in the hardware business. Fors mum.
Der Of years previous to his death he had
with Mr.. Frank Wsr6eld conducted the drug
bushes, at the northwest corner of King and
Royal street,. He leaves widow and three
grown children-two sons and one daughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

CASE DIsMIssED--The only case be.
fore Mayor Simpson this morning was
that of Robert Jackson. colored, who
was charged with threatening to shoot
Henry Washington, also colored.
Washington charged Jackson with hav-
ing his razor in his possession, and, &C.
oording to his version, when he de.
msnded it Jackson drew q pistol and
threatened to shoot him. The Mayor
found nothing in the evidence OF
serious nature as to warrant the com.
plant, and dismissed the case. The
trouble occurred in what is known as
Dulauy court in the northweston Sec
ton OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

FUNERALS. The funeral of the late
Richard l. Radcliffe, whose death oc-
Cured Monday night. took place this
afternoon at O'Clock from the resi-
dencs of Mr.. Richard II. Wsrder, on
upper King street. The services were
conducted by Rev. ]. A.. Jeffers, OF
Trinity M. E. Church, aud the pail
bearers were six nephews OF the de-
ceased.
The funeral of the infant daughter OF
Mr.. Charles Reynolds took place from
its parents residence, on upper King
street, this moroing at 10 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

INJURED BY A FALLING TREE
Mark Johnson, a son Of Benjamin John
son, a prominent farmer OF tnis county,
lies q. his home with his eyesight al
most destroyed and both ankles broken
by tree which was being cut down by
colored man falling on him. The &C.
cident occurred day or two ago while
Johnson and a companion were driving
In a buggy near "Ghos;s' Hollow"
on the Georgetown and Lsesburg pike,
This is said TO be the third person in
jured 10 the county recently by falling
fraas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

FIRE COMPANY MEETING The
monthly meeting of the Columbia fire
com pany was held last night. One
member was elected and one applca-
ton for membership received. 40 il
vltstation from the Westminster, Nd,
fire department to attend the annual
session OF the Maryland volunteer fire.
men was received and committee was
appointed to ascertain how many OF the
company would attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Clarence Janney Is
quite sick at his home on Fairfax street 4.
The condition Of Mr. William V ole
whose critical illness has been mentioned,
had not materially improved today, although
he Was resting moro easily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rice and the Misses
Pauldipg have arrived in Warrenton and
have taken board with Mrs. Fort War.
renton Virginisn.
Mr.. j. ID. Normoyle has gone to New 70 rk
to spend q week with his brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

THE WEATHER.-Tbe fair and warm
weather of the past few days was sue
ceeded yesterday evening by stiff
easterly wind and lower temp orature.
The heavens became hazy and there
was every indication Of the approach OF
rainy period. The same threatening
conditions prevailed this morning but
later in the day the sky cleared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

WINDOW BRoKEN.-Some yandal,
supposed to be drunken man, broke
in the show window of Mr.. Charles
Wards store, oa Columbus street
opposite the old court house, ABOUT one
O'Clock this morning. Nothing was
stolen, but the family was aroused and
they were compelled to take ell articles
from the widow and improvise some
mode of protection until TODAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

FIsH.-Affsirs ct Fisbtown we're un-
changed this morning. Fish were still
ia light receipt, and people from the
lower river report the fishery as about
at an end 10 that locality. Up the
river, however, the catch Is more salts
f.ctory. Wholesale prices are; Sbsd
IS a ~ per hundred, and herring ~ a
$50 per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

FORTY Hours DEvOTIoN.-In the
account published yesterday Of the
forty hours devotion to be held at st.
Mary's Church it was stated that the
services will begin on Sunday. This
was a mistake. as the services will be-
gin on Friday morning at 8 o'clock and
will terminate on Sunday morning at
1910 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-02

NE SUTER ULTRA CREPIDAM.-On
north Assph street there is an uupre-
tentious sign, weston Green, shoe
maker" Green will be remembered as
q preacher and active politician in
Alexandria for the past few years, but,
according to the sign referred to, he
has settled down to first principles, and
is now ready to "half.sole-aud heel
with neatness and dispatch"