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SUBSCRIBERS ADVERTISING

Thousands of comrades will patronize
each other il they are shown the way.
The only way is to advertise.
This is n good time for developing the
plan, because a cOmrade may buy advertis-
ing and take guesses as premiums. See
advertising coupons on first page.
The price OF this advertising has been
fixed at . cents n word, which is a very
low rate. You reach a quarteT-million
readers and will often get hundreds of re-
plies from a single ad.
All the world deals now through the
mails or by express or freight Try it
yourself.
Write us the substance of what you
want to say, and we will arrange it in the
fewest possible words. .-.
Regimental historians and Secretaries
of Survivors Associations will find these
columns very useful.
Direct letter to Adv. Dept, National
Tribune, Washington. D. G.
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SENT FREETO MEN
A Most Remarkable Remedy That
Quickly Restores Lest VIgor
To Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent By Mail
To All Who Write.

Free trial packages OF a most remarkable
remedy are being mailed to all who will
write the State Medical Institute. They
cured SO many men who had battcd for
years against the mental and physical SUI
fering OF failing manhood. that The instk-
tute has decided to distribute free trial pack
ages to all who write. 1t Is home treat
ment and all men who suffer with any form
OF nervous weakness, resulting from youth
full folly, premature loss OF strength and
memory, weak back, yaricocele, or emacIa-
ton can now cure themselves at home.
The remedy has q peculiarly grateful eff
feet OF warmth and seems to act direct to to
the desired location giving strength and de-
veiopment just where II Is needed re-
quest to the State Medical Institute, 1858
EIektron Building. Ft. Wayne Ind, stating
that you desire one Of their free trial
packages will be complied with promptly
The Institute Is DESTROYS OF reaching that
great class OF men who are unable to leave
home to be treated and the free sample win
enable them to see how easy IL Is to be
cured OF nervous weakness when the proper
remedies are employed The Institute
makes 10 restrictions. Any man who writes
will be sent free sample. carefully sealed
In plain package so that Its recipient need
have no fear OF embarrassment or publicity.
Readers are requested TO write without de-
lay.
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FATE OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Useless Sacrifice of Gallant Crew and Stout Ship in 1amp
ton Roads.


and most OF the crew had served in
our navy. One can imagine that their
feelings were not to be envied as they
then contemplated the destruction they
had wrought We gathered in our boats
around the ensign, by that time trailing
in the water, gave it three cheers, and
pulled ashore, where we took position with
our army brethren in the water batteries,
and continued the fight until shutdown.
As an example to the navy the sacrifice
of the Cumberland was not needed. The
navy of today, as has been the case since
its earliest history, can be depended upon
to do its whole duty under all circum-
stances. But its personnel is composed of
much TOO good material to be recklessly
imperiled in unequal warfare. II it is to
be called upon to defend the National hon
or or to maintain the policy of the Gov
crnment upon any international question,
it is entitled to adequate weapons. The
The National tribune., 1902-05-08
CATARRH can BE CURED.

Catarrh Is kindred ailment OF consumption.
long considered incurable; and yet there Is one
remedy that will positively cure catarrh In any
OF It's stages. For many years this remedy was used
by the late DR.. Stevens, a widely noted authority
tested Its wonderful curative powers In thousands
OF cases, and desiring to relieve human suffering.
l will send free OF charge to all sufferers from
Catarrh, Asthma Consumption and nervous diseases
thls recipe, In German, French English, with full
directions lor preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing, with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. Noyes sE Powers Block. Rochester. n. Y.
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COLUMNS.
ISCELlhN EOUS.

- PEEDY CURE REMEDIES CHOMEOPATHICl
- Prepared by Physician Of 30 years active prao-
tice and selected the medicine found most effective
in curing the diseases named They convenient 70
carry, contain double the number Of doses than any
other manufacturers and guaranteed 10 do their
work speedily and eectually Sent b. mail receipt
of &c. per bottle. Remedies IN stock for Asthma
Blood Tonic, Caarrh Tablets Catarrh of Bladder Cold
and Cough, Group Collie Cholera Aorbus. Caihartic,
DiaTrhe, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Female Com
plants, Grippe, Headache, Heart Tonic HemOrrhoids,
Insomnia, Influenza Kidney Reyiver, Liver Reyiver,
L;;mbago. Malaria. Measles Nerve Tonic Neuralgia,
Pieursy, Pile Ointment, Quinsy, rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Worms, Whooping Cough. What the people
say: Chas Senseing. Coatesville, Pa Two doses OF
Cold remedy did more good than all the med
cines had taken for two weeks" Mrs. B. Fredd, En-
cildOwn. Pa: 81 always keep Speedy Cure Remedies
in the house. i know what they Will do.' Mrs. p.
Richards, Warwick Pa: speedy Cure for Whoopng
Cough acts like n charm. recommend your remedies
to all my friends" What Druggists say: W 5. Young,
COatesye, Pa: speedy Cures good sellers. They
certainly are eifectua my customers woIld not ask
for them repeatedly" Chas. A Heinitsch, Lance, Pa:
MY customers speak strongly in praise of Speedy Curs
Remedies" A. B. Hammond West Chester, Pa: MY
customers say speedy Cure Remedies promptly and
effectuay." Read Speedy Cure Pocket Companion,
sent with each bottle 1t will save you Doctors bills.
Letters of inquiry froT comrades cheerfuy answered
if stamp is sent for reply Prepared only by Dr. H L
Williams, COateSyille, Pa.
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Like Stealing the Money.

First Artist-"A Mr.. Struckoyle offered
Dobley a thousand dollars for that picture
yesterday"
Second Artist-"And didn't he grab it?''
First Artist-"No; he said he wanted
time to consider"
Second Artist-"Poor fool! To let his
conscience trouble him like that"
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REUNIONS S.

rJ1HE 18TH NEW YORK.-A REUNION OF THIS
l. regiment will be held at Culpeper, Va, on the
battlefield of Cedar Mountain, Aug. 1902 when fine
granite shaft erected to commemorate the services OF
this regiment. will be dedicated. That all may be in
formed of arrangements revised list of survivors
being prepared. Write c. w. BOyce, Secretary, $50
Main ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
TJNHE REUNION OF THE 9TH OHIO AND 50
l. Iowa battery will be held at Des Moines, Iowa,
May 20, p and - W. W. Trout Secretary, Maquoketa
Iowa.
9TH ILL.-THE FORTY-FIRST ANNIVER
- sary and Reunion of the 18th Ill. will be held
May -, Dixon, ILL., r. NJ. Hevenor, Secretary, ala
Calumet Ave, Chicago, ILL.,
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IDENTIFICATION BADGES-SEND ME YOUR
name, State, regiment or battery and . cents and
will send you handsome pin and badge that viii
plainly reveal your identity Just what You want fol
all G.. A II. Reunions. CCut this Out) G. A. X. Post!
furnished at discount COmrade J. S. Harrison
lansing, MiHh.
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question of expense is, or ought to be,
secondary.
The blue Jackets should have ships
ships enough-tbe very best and fastest
possible, carrying the most destructive
guns afioat-ships planned not by Con
gress, but by men who will handle them.
Anything short of this will be unworthy
a great people, and unjust to as fine
body of men as can be found in any pro-
fession in any land.
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POST ELECTIONS.

Perry Baker Post, 20, Carlton. Mich: Com, Jacob
Fahnestock; - V. G.. James Nanhouten; ]. V. C.,
James Jackson: Adj't, Hiram ID. smith: O. NJ, Marcus
l.. Baker; Surg, Lewis sherman Chap, Walter \.
Vies o. D., Fred B;lon; o. c., Peter Bitway; b n,
w. {. Watson; c. NJ. s., Frank X. Hawley.
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Even Genius Mistakes.
washington Star.)

"This beautiful morning." said the poet
~ can feel the sap rising"
Perhaps it's only softening of the
brain, my dear" responded his wife.
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Real Aggrayating,

Jack-"Wasn't that q mean scandal
about Ethel? There wasn't a word O;
truth in it."
Edith-"Wasn't that meanY'
The National tribune., 1902-05-08

when the Eastern farms OF the better
grades arc going TO be in demand again
and when agrieulUrs will show distinct
signs OF revival"
The National tribune., 1902-05-08

YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! offer at
Il private sale, my FIGURING, Meal and Feed Mill.
situated on railruad at Armf ronss Mill, Ohio iii thick
ypOpulated fine grain growing district. Plenty work
TO keep mill running steady. New, and doing splendid
work. Terms easy. Full Information. Write G. W.
Armstrong, Armstrong; Mills, Ohio.
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WANTED-AGENTS

w ANTED-AGENTS, COMRADES PREFER
w red. Small investment, large profit. Send
stamp for sample. s. H. Bascom, (ith o.V.el 293 Oak
St, Chicago, Ill.
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A TTENTION, COMRADES WILL SEND To
IA any address in the L. 5. for 81 o. medicine that
will cure any of Graduated Sore kyes, matter
how bad how long standing. Thirty years practice
warrants me in guaranteeing the same. Address Dr.
A. NJ Wiley, New Hampton, No.
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HOUSEHOLD RECOMMENDATION
L dpper; doOrholdeT; cake SPOON recipes; period
icals amy reliable article; McClure'S; World. Refer
Postmaster Odessa Jay Dickens, Watkins, y. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

rJNHE FARMERS WANT A GRIST MILL. AT
L the village of Sanford, on the p. NJ r. R. A good
mill site beside the Tittabawassee River. No mill
miles the south, and 10 miles the Surround
ed by good farming country. For further parCII-
lars inquire Of committee: Charles IL LETTERS w. IL.
Peck, John NJ. Howe, sanford, Midland Co., Mich.
MANAGER WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY
Va for best paying legitimate new business. Ex-
elusive control Address Comrade c. A Stockton,
Manager, Findlay, Ohio.
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.

CPANISH MOSS % CENTS A POUND. ROOTED
y palms. century plants, Spanish bayOnets, 20 cents
each. Postpaid. No stamps. e. ]. SchOOnmaker,
COCOA Fla.
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DOY'S MUZZLE-LOADING SHOTGUN; A
ID HOrse-Pistol so years old; seven buffalo horns
from Manitoba, for hall decoration; very rare. J. J.
Purman, NJ. D., 1875 Chaplin ST, Washington, D. C..
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

GRAND ARMY JEwELRY AND WATCHES
" Specially. Sure for dropsy sent for g
Comrade w. A. Rose, Jeweler and Druggist, Almond,
n. Y.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

NOR SALE.-TwO FULLYILLUSTRATED
Il volumes of the Civil War; size l2xl6, cost s2l.50:
my price sl2 A. A. Smith, Columbus, Ohio.
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POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC.

I - BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOT
Il - sl.25, from birds scoring 80 points better
Write for prices on stock. E. S. Fesler, Riverside
The National tribune., 1902-05-08

EITS-Epilepsy; the only sure treatment and quick
Il cure; free poor Write DIR. Kruse Co. Louis No.
UIGnp Vitality for Weak Men, 10 days treatment
eiaSn FREE. James & James Co., CoyIngton Ky
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W~ANTED-TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE To
w write me for a cure for rheumatism II. g.
Strawser, Weston, Ohio.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

nor SALE so5-ACRE FARM; 70 IN CULTIvA-
ton; rest In timber; mile of Knoxville, Arxan-
sas; railroad runs through farm Good bed of hard
coal under the and out about Is inches thick
on the land. coal company has an option for short
time on the land at $50 per acre, or 10 per ton
atty. Also five acres within 100 yards of depot at
Knoxville Ark; well improved good house. barn
and Outbuilding: two in meadow; the other In
give time on part. Good reason given for selling. The
places are healthy, and splendid for fruit. Address
w. Il. Crowder, Knoxville, johnson Co, Ark.
nor INFORMATION ABOUT CUMBERLAND
l. Plateau, write TO Lyman s. Widney, Crossville,
Tenn.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGING village lots in
II Champion, Neb, by Comrade c. ]. Lind, Hillsboro,
Wis
nor SALE OR TRADR.-Fine home Northern
Il colony. Write for particulars Comrade E. j.
Boynton, FrutburSt, Ala
NOR SALE.-A well improved teuacre fruit ranch
l. For particulars apply TO Comrade l.. q. Johns
North Cucamonga, Cal
I 90 PER CENT. PROFIT IN RED RIVER
i Lands Immense crops Wheat, Oats, Barley
Flax, and Potatoes; Fine Clover, Timothy, and Blue
stem Grasses. Rich black lOam nice level land Ad-
dress c. w. Bricker, ladora, Iowa.
ENOR SALE.-To the person who desires a 0acre lot
II unimproved land in South Claremont Colony
Surry County, Virginia, can offer sale or deal Tim
Der cut Off six ago. If not recently sold think
adjoining lot also be purchased at fair price.
w. IL. Newlin, Springfield, Ill.
nor SALE-Improved North Dakota Farms These
farms are In blocks of 100, 800 $50 and $40
All close to good markets Can be bought for SIG and
ss per acre. Call write to H. S. Curry, Colgate,
N Oak.
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DUDOLPH POULTRY YARDS-RARRED AND
III Buff Rocks Eggs. Stock after July LIST. Write
for catalogue. Comrade Joseph Casper, Rudolph, o.
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ROSTERS.

DoSTER OF ALL POSTS AND PATRIOTIC
III Organizations in Livingston County, ILL.,, same OF
La Sale County by mail each Is CENTS BOTH 25 cents
Comrade ]. Il. Parsons, Pontiac, Ill.
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TOMRADE J. II. REYNOLDS, AIlerton, Iowa. has
- receipt and formula for DISCRIMINATING lice and
insect pests of all kinds which he is anxious give all
old comrades the benefit of very low figures. All
interested please write me for particulars
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ENGGS FROM MY BEST STRAINS B. P. ROCKS,
~ e per sitting of Is. s. C. Buff orplngtons and
Buff Wyandottes per sitting of Is Stamp for per-
sonal letter: Eugene Gddings, Co. +. I'D Mich Ma
comb, Michigan
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DERSONAL MAGNETISM Psychic Influence,
Il Concentration VIII Power. Thought Force, and
Practical Mental Science Fifteen complete lessons by
mail for SO0 BY far the most practical lessons
prepared Send for descriptive circulars. lOc. will
bring sample 50page magazine, New Thought"
]. NJ. Thompson, Big Run, Pa.
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EGGS-Whlte and Golden Wyandots, Is eggs, 81;
~ r. c. b. Leghorn, % eggs, q. Carson & Son,
MLddleport, Ohio
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WANTED-Address OF any comrade personally
knowing Henry c. Ferris, of Co. X, Sth Mich Inf.
Matilda Ferris OwossO, Mich.
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Oct MONEY, COMRADES AND OTHERS.
" Make fiavOrings and sell To Ten for
mulas, 81; -, -. Honorable employment; large prof
its. ]. L. Slever. Newark. New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-08-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Large nocks of game birds can now
be seen almost daily on the marshes OF
Four Mile run, and on Hunting creek.
Tomatoes in large quantities are ar
irving here from lower river points for
the tomato canning factory. Leaf to-
bacco in hogsheads is also being brought
up in quantities for shipment to Balti-
more.
The schooner Alice Carlisle is hauled
out on the marine railway for calking
and a general 'overhauling. The small
railway is also in use at the Alexandria
yard, a small pungy being hauled out
upon it.
A vicious dog fight took place last night at
the intersection Of Cameron and Fayette
streets \ large crowd of persons was attract
ed to the scene and Il man was bitten on the
hand by one of the CANNES when he atteihp'-
ed to pull them apart.
Complaint is made that the alley in the
SQUARE bounded by GibbOn Wilkes, Fairfax
and ROYAL streets has not been cleaned for a
long time, and also that Wilkes street, be-
tween Lee and Union, is used as publ C
dumping ground.
Mr.. Joseph II. Campbell, Of the Cheeseman
| Chemical Works, while digging IN his lot on
/ King street. near Columbus street recently,
unearthed nest of yellow hornets. They
! swarmed over his face and head ana stung
| him severely.
! Nessrs Davis & Davis, Washington patent
solicitors. report the grant tins week oi lh'
| following patents to Nirginians: george
Wedderburn, of Dunn Loring, earburet.lhl
lamp; John p. Birmingham, OF Lexington
nut lock.
The canal boats c. c. Co., No. ~ ana I'M
| Iohn Ueiston cleared today from the wharye
of the BRYANT Fertilizer Company IN TN
city loaded with fertilizer for points along tn
c. x q. canal
The schooner Lizzie A. Williams CLEARED
today nj W. 4. Smoot q Cos wharf. Sh
will proceed to Georgetown and load for
northern port.
4 chewing gum box and contents was stole
last night from the front of the store OF MI
Henry Schlichting. on south Fairfax street.
The residence of Mrs Henry Poss, ON Kin
street. between Henry and Fayette was Ell
tered Monday night and robbed of $40
Officers Mayhugh and Sherwood about.
o'clock this morning found a satchel at IN
corner of King and Patrick streets
The yitrifed bricks 10 be used in the r.
paving of King street are being piled on u
sidewalks Of that thoroughfare.
The registrars for the Second ward haV
, posted notices of registration IN that ware
commencing on September 3.
The schooner Matildi, from Norfolk, wit
shingles for II. X Field & Co., has arrived.
. Ten guinea fowls were stolen from Mr.. l
!. d. Cats in West End last night.
G The Odd Fellows Of Accotink gave the
annual excursion today.
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Young Farmer Arrested.

Private Detective McDevitt returned
TO Washington yesterday from Hunting
creek. south Of this city, where he ar
rested Ernest Sterling, a young farmer,
who, it is alleged, has made practice
of burglarizing stores there for
the past three years. The young
man is now confined in the Fairfax
county Jail awaiting a trial for house
breaking. The arrest is regarded by the
farmers at Hunting creek as being one
of an exceedingly important character.
For three years past various stores have
been entered in mysterious manner
and the cash drawers tapped for their
contents. Traps were laid, but the
guilty party could not be apprehended.
The stealing became so general that a
number of the farmers sent for Wash
ington detective and McDeyitt went to
Hunting creek. Young Sterling upon
being placed under arrest broke down
and confessed that he had committed
the burglaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-08-20
Potomac River Improvements.

Lieut.. Col. Charles j, Allen, of the
Engineer Corps, has filed at the War
Department his report ON improvement
of the Potomac river for July. The
operations below this city for the month
of July included repairing the dredge
and resumption Of the work of dredging
at Mattawoman shoals The latter work
was continued throughout the month
The Secretary of War has received a
petition asking to have the channel over
Mattawoman shoals, in the Potomac
river, widcned from POO to 400 feet.
The petitioners desire that the work be
done before the dredging stops this
winter and to make the channel as wide
as possible. The matter is Of great in
terest to steamboat owners and those i'll
terested in shipping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-08-20
Police Court Items.

Mayor Simpson had several unimpor-
tant cases before him this morning.
The first was that of one-legged
man who was charged with drunken and
dsorderly conduct He was fined So.
The next delinquent was One-armed
man who had been arrested for drunken
and indecent conduct. He also was
fined So.
A young man, who, it seems, had been
on spree, was next made to face the
court. He had been arrested for tres
pass, and was fined So.
A railroad gatekeeper in the western
part of the city had had storekeeper
arrested for assault The charge was
not sustained and the accused was dis
missed. The trouble originated in the
defendant allowing waste water to run
under the watchman's box. The Mayor
directed Lieutenant Smith to request the
City Engineer to have the gatekeeper
box removed from its present site.
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ParasOlS
Lansburgh &Bro.,
42O to 426 Seventh Street,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Personal.


Miss Mary +. Hackney, who has been
visiting relatives in Montana, Nebraska
and Kansas, has returned to the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Mills, on
OrOnocO street.
Mr.. II. X. Field has returned from At
Unite City.
Mrs. Kate L. Taylor, her daughter.
Mrs. A. f. Smoot, and her grand
daughter have gone to Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Jennie V. Whaley has gone TO
Aldie to spend a few weeks.
Miss Goldie Lunsiord has returned to
her home in this city after delightful
visit of two weeks to relatives and friends
at Round Hill.
Miss Bessie Jones has returned from
a visit to Markham.
Messrs. Geo. Carter, f. l.. Allen,
and Lloyd Uhler leave tomorrow morn
ing for a two weeks visit to Canada.
Miss Lena Bear has gone to Rich
mond to spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs Tarffee.
Misses Elsie and Olive Davis are visit
ing their uncle, Mr.. G. w. Mayhugh,
of Clifton.
Mrs. George ". 'Hulfsh returned yes
terday from visit of several weeks at
her old home in Indiana.
Mr.. John p. Carlton is visiting Mr..
Wilkinson, in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S Greenaway have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles Schreiner has returned
from ten-days' visit to Fauquier county.
ChiefPettey of The fire departmental
leave here today on his ten days leave.
He will attend the meeting Of the State
Flremen's Association at Portsmouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-08-20
To Attend Firemen S Convention

The fire companies of this city are
prepared to attend the annual conven-
ton of the State Firemen's Association
which meets in Portsmouth Wedne s-
day, Thursday, and Friday Of this week.
The delegations from the companies OF
this city will meet at their respective
houses about 6 O'Clock this evening.
The line of march will be from the Relief
truck house to the Columbia and Alex
andria engine houses, thence to the wharf,
where they will embark on the Norfolk
steamer about Z O'Clock. They will
number about fifty men, and will be
accompanied by brass band. Some
Alexandrians who are not tiremen will
make the trip to Portsmouth, and all
are anticipating pleasant time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-08-20
Police Commissioners.

This being the third Wednesday of
the month, the regular month"; meeting
of the Board of Police Commissioners
will be held tonight. For several months
past-somc tire before the election Of
commissioner from the Third ward
reports were in circulation to the effect
that certain changes in the working of
the police force were contemplated. SO
far as can be learned the commissioners
themselves have announced no such de-
termination. For about year tran
guilty has prevailed in police circles.
The issues which heretofore caused fric-
ton have been settled by the courts and,
50 far as can be judged by appearances,
everything is progressing satisfactorily.
Hence the reports which some have
strenuously endeavored to deep alive to
the effect that certain radical changes
will be made in the police force which
will be to the detriment of some and to
the advantage of others may prove to be
grOundless. At any rate this Is the sin
cere wish of all the peace-lOving people
in the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-08-20
Gamblers Fined.

As a result of Deputy Sheriff Harry +. Pal
mer's raid on James Weiss saloon in jackson
City last Sunday night, twenty-three men
were arrraigned Monday before Justice OF the
Peace f. f. Thompson at the County Court
House. Some of those who were captured IN
the saloon could not be convicted on the
charges brought, as sufficient evidence against
them could not be secured by the authorities.
The hearing, however, resulted in eight con,
victions. William Summers was fined so
and costs for selling whisky on Sunday
James Nelson, James Williams, cap Car,
ter, Paul Barlitt, Charles Brown, Fremont ON
Clark and John Gardner were each find $50
and costs for gambling. Nelson and Sum
mers paid their fines and were discharged
The rest of the convicted men, in default OF
navment went TO iail for ninety days.