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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25

gun struck him Coz the check. The bull
let, after remaining n the flesh for
some time, fen into his plate at O. Lone
don restaurant
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25
WOINDEn ONCE.

The only wound ever sustained ty
Lord Kitchener during his long term
of military service was received in the
Soudan, where a bullet from an Arabs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25
THE TUFT NEARBY PATT

The barkentine James Tuft will finish
discharging coal today. She will fumi-
gate and get away for the Sound about
Sunday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25

No doubt President Roosevelt will
feel comparatively safe when he gets
away from the trollies and among his
old friends the mountain lions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.

fhe Companies will this
pert on or ne
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per stmr. Ike Au Hou, September .;
from Kauai ports.-G. r. Ewart, A
Jordan, 5. Jordan, NJ. Jardine and ?
deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25
Departing.

Per stmr. Lehua, September "a, fot
Molokai ports.-Dr. Huddy and James
Munroe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-25
AMERICAN HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COME

DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

aud 900 $50. or about that time, when
thc .ufh-.de Railroad. now thc Nof
folds and Western. was being built from
Petersburg lo iynchnurs. Doe became
One nl the largest individual subscribe
cr- nIl- .tuch aud used both bis d.
mucui and individual influence boz
making lhe town of lanm,ilIe one Of
lhe chlefpInt- 900 Chat road which 30
-ui. c.nl.nue- to hold
DO palIt.c. Mr. Jackson Was Dem.
ocrit. mi when tne var between the
States came on boo I,8l. Doe Was an
aidcl' states right Democrat and an
enthusiastic -cOc--iHnI-t lic Was too
Odd to Ase 900 Individual part in the
service. huI he contributed literally co.
the equipment OF lhc military compa.
nir- organized fmm ihis section of tine
-nie Doe never permitted himself
Uthnh otherwise thu lhat thc CON
test naI.du-aItnr0mU.y uthe south.
aDl continued throughout lue years of
tuo uar from l,il. Co. be- conclusion boz
isll lorherr those who were dc-p0ud-
300. aud contribute Oh lhe support aud
cam.I.oifH. families of those who
tDf.Dn.- iIna..vc-euI.c When
n.aet.r aI u.- Dn.uici hy he dis
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

crn section Of the South-ide. This lat.
ter class produces finely the fine fancy
verl,v f.h.c,, ,..d c.r u.....,r. 49,,
,r, w.
a.. c~., ,,, '''' All
o,,.... ,,.n ,r..t....l-
or.u. .....,,. 49,.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11
RhlIt 4 COMPANY.

800. dfu- store which Is conducted
uuiertlran,ve nfm-nNu-. i- One of
tlr lrm,n. tnI arg.-fln Ftm,u'e.
Inl-i-D :. j g. White became as
socilteI with 'hr late Dr j T. Spencer
900 it- conduct. and since tue death OF
Dr. Spencer which occurred boo ls,G,
has bc.n senior member of the firm Of
NMfe md Co.,
Mr a Garland. registered land ac-
r0mp'i-hed pharmacist Is boo personal
a 90 active charge of the prescription
department AS well a. the general store.
Far fresh drugs. variety of appropriate
articles for such store. including
paints. oils. g,nien seeds. d., a..
this firm enjoys widespread and en-
v.ab.r reputation.
SD nr.teup of FamviIle would be
complete without proper recognition
of tNer u.uWuu Df White ha-
been masInt ni- everyday Hn'- hfs-
hry fr tn- n-f ihy.-cv.1 year..
So mau hl- r...n m.r ren,rou-'v of
aindu.-- of h.ar. -SH a- physician.
good 'eillN-nIr t- f.nl. n.hIe and
m'u.fi.,Nam ie s- citizen lle has
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

that drink boo sounds ~ footballs and
give back uo echo. flowers in the winter
time. fruits from the tropic--but why
say more of those thing-, which to be-
appreciated must be- seen, and which
once seen entwIue their grace and
beauty into the very life Of those who
are privileged to -ee them
Mr. Huntington has macadam
driveway from hi- front door 20 Farm
vile. aud that means that nothing is
needed tomake ibis ideal country prop
erfy. The farm i-a large one, contain
iue about 500 ncr- aud these are being
brought mDahish -'ateof cultivation.
s. gen'inlu from the great city OF
B,-uH. 3D. .ea- being driven through
the county 0f Prince Edward one day
last summer aud was rather disposed
to crltici-e the want of paint and gem.
erh care about many Of our country
homes, bat 900 being driven in sight If
This property 900 day when nature
was investing the whole with peculiar
charm. hc l1ei DIS hat and said 81
never Saw iuyrlier home boo all my
Iiir' lledId u,t eNaggerate, and We
of Prince Edward are under grateful
obligations to fhe owner for haviu-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11
THE FARMYILLE
FARM AGENCY.
SOnihSide Virginia Farms and Homes
For Sale. Lands Yield Generous
Iy. Great Variety OF Crops
Grown. Health Re-
cord Perfect.

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7'''''" j. ue''s'i', P" ~ MIDDLE Us.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11
GEO. E. cox.
Contractor and House Builder. Dealer
in Lumber.

Mr Cox came 20 Fanmvllle ia 49, a.
foreman Of Richmond contraction. who
were then engaged 100 erecting the
west wing Of the state Female Normal
school While So employed Mr. Gov
fell in love with. DO DOT wilh all Farm
VILE certainly with fair portion Of
d. and ha- since made hI- home here
Ai'ef ihe expiration of bis first year
here Doc began cuisines. as contractor
aud builder 900 Dds oHn account. and
has been Prosecuting DO with vlgor and
success ail tLe intervening years.
Hi- skill as workman shows out
from many of tAe largest and hand.
soonest buildings 100 our town. and
DIS reputation sits on -llld mundau IL
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

DR. White graduated from the Viz
g.na Military Institute Zoo i,ji: studio
ed medicine ~ the University OF Vr.
cia.a dmiug the SEASONS of l,l3.ll.
AND guiuafed 90 the Jefferson Medical
College Philadelphia Then thc leading
institution Yfit- stint in the country,
iu l,li
Do entered Oboe Confederate service
a- Captain of Company O.. s-h 49,
R,st. which position he held until
tle f.i Of l,'i when hc was com
mI--i0uei surgeon. and -er,eies such
t1 the CLOSE of tle uar
Dc made FamslIe DIS permanent
home boz ISIS. and here Boz has been
since. making fhe town aud The come
muu.iy better BECAUSE Doe has lived in
tlem
A-mar. rascal may reform. but
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

Puor to tae disastrous fire Of 1895 be
bad built tue large and c0mmodiou.
hcioryof Me--f- Martin and Porter
lie was also contractor for the erection
Of the Morris factory, Dunlop'-. Oh ith
street. ". p GiIiam'- and others.
While busy in Dds own department
Of work, bee has found time 10 lake
lively interest boz ail that concerns the
good Of the town Of hl. adoption. and
is generally public spirited. He d, al.
ways found in Dis place al church. aud
ia this give- worthy example 10 au.y
Iaymen.
Mr. Cox takes paIdonable pride IN
his garden and loves to show the EARL.
e-t and best vegetables. but credit in
this regard may Boz due another. some
would not withhold fmm whom honor
is due
Farmvile Uli grow. and to grow
her builders must boz bu IS. and among
hem G-. g. Cos Dil bee found ln
front r,nk
Iuaidl.nftl.- h4-.n.-- % con.
trrtne Nr l.A. te.p- hr -ile sa-h,
do,r- oni-. aInl-. pnel-. shingles.
dressed Do nnfn.--ed lumber of every
d --ciipfun. mi u ncf. everything
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

cedar gum, persimmon, dogwood,
poplar, walnut, birch, beech, sycamore
and cherry.
FirewOod b. abundant on every farm
and il, Of course, a great convenience
and "A great comfort
OAK, bark and -umac have been i'm
portaut and profitable articles Of com
merce.
Nowhere on earth can be found puref
water, and the beauty of it il that it j.
PLENTIFUL. There D. scarcely field
without "a running brook, aud springs
abound. Wells are used by a number
Of people because they can bee placed
30 a. % suit the convenience Of the
householder The water from this
source is also delightful and is obtained
at reasonable depth. Even during
the drouih. Of summer and they are
with as very uncommon stock never
suffer for water and no one il subjected
a., tho ,,.....-i t,. 90 l,,,.,i,..,..r ~ l.,I
f.,,.i. ......,,.., 49, n.,..'..,'..
man aud beast.
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

The younger and prettier the GIRL
the higher.fhe man lifts bis bat when
be speak, 90 beer.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-11

s. -mart rascal may reform. bot a
fool is Away o. fo1i
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Attention..
SpOrtSr1en !!
LEROY /. LELAND.
100 Light St, Baltimore. Ma

100 Light St, Baltimore. Nd
Is headquarters for Remington Hammer
ana hammeriess guns A guaranteed
gun ior SiO All brands Of Smokeless
Power. Hand loaded shells Fullline ~
sporting supplies always on hand Mail
orders solicited Prompt attention ana
satisfaction guaranteed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

'ream Nohairs. in small and medinu,
si1e dots and figures. au up-to date col
section hig values AT. per Yard. f9e
Canvas Weave. all wool I6 inches wild,
IN two shades oi gray medium and dark
Instead az soc our price tomorrow Is s9c
SILK aud Wool Crepe. 4 inches wide n
very desirable fabric for street ard even
ing wear. 8 big value at................ 81 Is
B-oadclDths and Nenetians. fine. smooth
finish short mapped. these are shown b.
at. new fall shades Instead of SI.25
yard The price is....... oSe
a Special collection Of scotch Tweeds
snowflake Cheviots End Melt1ns priced
from IS 40 down To- those shown az .9Se
Fine hersey Cloths for Jackets. IL shade.
oi French blue. navy blae mole. brown
red and black. iul 56 inches Wide In
stead OF $40 yard the price is.. $40
Black lamel's Hair Zibeline. 80 inches
wide; THE j. one of the mostpopular lab
rics OF the season. Instead of II - ward
-- go VIC
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
TaiIor-made Suits.

In all our six years selling Of these
iaunty costumes and the h0ndreds we
have sold, we never had 10 make over
two or three alterations. It's better not
to. II the suit you like doesn't tic YOU.
we order one made for you aud guaran.
tee il to fit.
Good Black Suits, SILK lined Jacket and
true fitting $1,000.
Elegant Black and Navy Pebble Chevioi
Suits, worth $l1. 80, price $3.50.
Fine Venetian Cloth Suits in Rova
Blue, Garnett, Brown, worth Sl2.5O
price $3.50
Basket Cloth Suits in Mixtures Of Ca
Diet, Oxford, Brown, worth Sl1 30. pries
Sl1.50.
Finer grades. more deliberately deco
rated at $3.50. $500. Sl6 30.
Cheaper grades of Homespun and Mix
lures at $3.50. s. 80. 80 30.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Cbildrep's CIOaks.

1t was always said that STEAMSHIP
pretty Cloaks for Children. but this wear
there Is an exceptionally pretty lot Of
Children Short and Long Cloaks here
Tor ages 8 TO Il years Some of these we
have were small lots our manufacture
put in at prices be wouldn't name on an
order for a hundred There will be- n.
more like these for instan p.
Children's Short Coat with Sailor Col
larprettily trimmed Garnet onlv at 81. 90
Children's Short Coat with Fancy Col
lar prettily trimmed with Braid and Brt-
tons, Blue only at $500. both of thess
lots are goods well worth $500 each.
Children long Cloaks at $500. 81 90.
500 and 5000 each in Castor. Garnet.
Navy Cadet Royal Cardinal Brown.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
A HOUSE FULL
BEAUTIFUL THINGS

A new styles in womeu are Interesting but all styles
good styles
risk 10 buy such stock haveunss stv
are good and true We supplied from the of
syledom, trained
protection we offer you il you make you choice here
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

Black theyiot sponged and shrunk 80
inches wide. extra heavy While thislnf
lasts the price. instead Of Sl.5O per yari
is---- 81 Is
Black ollie. - inches wide. This ma
teriai has a Wiry flush which makes il
very desirable. The rial value r. II der
yard. tomorrow we shall cell itat.. IS
Silk and Wool Black Or pe Weave "a
inches wide. with a very handsome sheen
Instead Of l.I5 yard the pric. is 81 .
Black Venetian and Broadcloth. IA verv
handsome line. priced at 81 gS. SfGl.
~ 4H. Sl.25. Csc aud SOC
Black Melton Cloth. 80 inches wide. an
wool. IN elegant material for making
walking suits Instead of 81 80 per ward
lhe price Is
blacs Flake Tweeds. 81 inches wide in
"a good assortment of black and white.
especially priced, per yard. at.........SI IS
Dress Goods Arcade, d. Street Annex.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
LEWIS ]. FABER
oordensviiie. Va
Livery eesoao Excfsarue
Stables.

Well equipped Carriages, Bnggies and
Drummers Wagons. Teams sent 10 anv
point IN 10 miles on short notice Annly
az stable or my iewelry store near Raj.
way bridge; also dealer Ia
Sugr'eT, Carriages, auuab,uts ana
Vehicles Of al Kinds
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
GO HONE
Coal Commissioners Tour of An
thracite Region Ended.
VII mser AGAIN ON 18TH INST.

Arbitrators spent SIX Days Visiting
lie Mines. and Now Feel They Are
0oalires % act On Trouble Between
Operators ard Men.
Mahanoy City. Pa. Nov. 6.-The an.
thrlc'te strike commission ended its
tour of observation OF tne coal fields in
thc Panther Greek Valley yesterday.
ANA The member. OF the party returned
o. their homes today. and viii meet
sgrin nj Scranton Pa. on November
- to tate the testimony Of the miners
Tile biggest days work OF the entire
trip was accomplished yesterday. when
the commissioners made a complete
inspection oi two large Coilieries and a
tour 81 the region lyins between Mt
Carmel and this city.
SIX WORKING days have been con
sumei IN travelling from place 20 place
IL che gnthracite coal regions. ana the
arbi,rators ioci they are now qualified
to seq in JUDGMENT on the controversy
between thc mine owners and their
employees To- az the commissioners
'-' "'.n's OF
e-i went ,-'oAsn
Ho' 1'e gen
tcuients ana the fo~cmen o. the
various ca cr'es viefci. and also per
Fon1uy talked with the griny coal
-,-,... 'N "'s an
.'.-.,'.- "' W o'''" 'ue
' s1'e'-
80 ""' e. ana
.,... %, COM
''S '''. .'''''nlss. oil,
1870, ' nii'.ai
$3.50 3" US many an
~ VIII 'e 't 'he
,, '' '"ein- lneY
N''S''ons
'-o "olil
49,,
""'e'
80,
.,- 80. rs 'is''''l
,'.e N,'7 '' '" .''''' ''''a county
80 -'''e- lneF
wen. a'' ''.' .-e h-.'-.n~ ana were
p" ''' "'rN''rh EN-
.. -' were many
'.S 'o'i'riy lha
80 '"''n -N@il.ana'
,,-. cue 'Di ''..''''" 10 ,ne maple
- mean 81 iol'. AZ inc
49, n'.I's inc commissioners
$50 .'. '-'e ,''S nus ere
1.-, 'ni "a D'7~ '-sue' Graz
, g. ''.,..'op . i.'1','- s'Ne' 'Ne mos'
inter ,e- I'D 'Ae 'als' ana eacn gave
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

Richmond. Va, Nov. 6.-Leon l..
Strause, a large leaf tobacco dealer
OF this city, filed a voluntary petition
In bankruptcy in the United States
District Court here yesterday. His
liabilities are scheduled at $500 500
and his assets at S455.343. This is
the larest failure that has occurred
in Richmond since the national bank.
ruptcy law went into effect in 1898
Among the unsecured out of town
creditors are Goldman, Sachs & Co
Of New York, for $4,000. and ]. r
Kyle & Company. of Lynchburg. Va.
for S2.2l2.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Want President to Open Stock Show,

Want President to Open Stock Show.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-An invitation has
been sent to President Roosevelt to
visit Chicago and preside at the open
ing Of the third annual International
Live Stock Exposition, 20 be held here.
commencing Saturday. November 20.
In view OF the general importance OF
the exposition, all influence possible
Will be brought to bear on the presi-
dent to have him attend. Foreign
countries not only are sending special
representatives this year, but also
large delegations from their agricul-
tural colleges.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Novel Weaves in Dress Goods.

ON naturally expect large establishment show the largest ,r
not infs8
ties flly.r'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Fixing the House.

Getting ready for winter means max
ing home look cheerful and comfortable.
TO do this means new Rug or two.
some new Lace Curtains OF Rrirht
Table Cover, here and there a piece ol
Drapery. or a Rich looking. Hand
some Porttier Now an these are here
IN variety 60 please the most particular
Il think
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
lace Curtains

At soc. zoe. SlO0. SI25. $50
s. 90. $3.50 and $500 per pair.
hTaperies and tre;ous az Sc. Toe.
l-isr a yarl
Reversible Floor Bugs at Sl.2J and
500 in pretty designs.
forttiers az s.. 90 - 30. - 90. $500
and - 90 that are handsome aud R;ch
IN colcrirg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Crochet SbaWlS.

A long a. we have this delightful warm
weather you'll need a light wran for the
evenings. because the evenings are cool
Nothing more stylish now than thesa
pretty ishawls. We have them at 25r
3oc.. Sl.Oo aud 81 90. round and souare
shape, in White. Black. Pink. Blue. Car,li.
nal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Farewell Dinner to Ambassasor vvb,t.

-T'''''N' 70 8tF'IDdt@auOF WnIte
Berlin. Nov. Admiralty Secretary
Won Tirpitz gave a farewell dinner 10
Ambassador White and Mrs. White on
Tuesday evening. Foreign Secretary
Won Richthofen. Finance Minister Won
Rheinbaben. Minister OF Instruction
studt and Secretary Jackson and Mrs.
Jackson were among those present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Eider-dOWD Sacqdes

For chilly mornings nothing il more
comfortable for house wear than these
useful Dressing Sacques We have three
grades Sl.O0, ~ - and 81 SO and each
comes in pretty shades Of Cardinal. Z.
Blue, Pink and Gray.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Arrested on us Weddlnn rrln-

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-John Law.
renee O'Brien is under arrest on a war
rant from Washington, d. c.. on o
charge of embezzlement O'Brien was
on his wedding tourney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-30
Tho Kings Birthday.

Londsy, May 30.-Today, the date
fixed for the nst.onal celebration of
King Edwards birthday, all Eogland
was clad In gala dress. Everywhere
flags we're flying In the bretzs. The
ships 10 the mar jur presented beau
t full appearance. The plan OF the au.
thorities to avoid the fogs OF Novem-
Der. the Kings birth month, by setting
today for the celebration OF the BIRTH
dsy, we're but partially successful.
The day was a dull one, the sun
breaking through the overhanging
clouds for brief time only. The pa
rade OF the horse guhrds, which was Q
feature OF the days celebration WAS
witnessed by thousands who filed the
crimson covered stands along le route,
or crowded into any vantage point they
could obtain.
When the parade reached the Man.
sion House, the guards bands played
the national sLtpem after which the
usual birthday proclamation was read,
During the celebration King Edward
presented colors to the First battalion
Of the Irish Guards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-30

POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF by Mayor Simpson
this mOTDiOR:
Natiie Johnson, colored, arrested by
Ohcsrs Belts and Sherwood on the
charge of lunacy, was turned over TO
her relat yes 10 WASHINGTON.
James Richards and Will lam Geary,
arrested by Officers Hall AID Trsvers
for trespsssing upon the property Of d..
K. Field & Co, wers sent to jail Tor
twenty days under the vegrsnt act. IL
seems that several iodividusls who
have an aversion to dweliog in houses
loiter around the wharves or enjoy sun
baths during the day and at night seek
lodging under sheds or IN any place
where tsrrapins Can exist. Several OF
them have been sleeping 10 the ehav-
ING shed of Messrs. Field q Co.'S mill
and the proprietors have been kep'
anxious fearing they would cause nre
as matches and cigar stumps were gen
erslly found each morning.
A white man who had been fonnc
sleeping 10 tae hallway OF the CitI
Hotel building was sent to the work
house for thirty days.
A colored boy was arrested oy ounce
Grffin for gsllopiDg q horse on 81
Assph treet. He wss fined 81 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-30

Mclean, of the Clncipnstl, sent two
dispatches under yesterdays date 10 the
Navy Department from Fort de France.
The first save: "Kennan travelling mp
country. Heard from today. Safe"
The second says: "Eruptions of vol:
cano cor tinue. There are occasional
great outoursts at intervals OF q few
days, consisting mostly ofoolumns, mass-
90 and clouds ofsteam, smoke and ashes,
shoe ting up quickly to greet heights.
These alarm the people, but no serious
damage is being done outside Of the
district where the first devastation &C.
Cured. Plenty ofsupplies here. French
Admired With three chips and two more
expected daily Is here. He is cordial
and grateful, but says be ia able to
manage everything. DOW without assis-.
Ia ce. The Cincinnati will 60 to Cas-
tries tomorrow"
Captain Berry of the d xie csbled to-
dsy from st. Lucia that he is sailing fer
Martinique whence he will turn north.
ward for New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-30
FAIRFAX NOTES.

Circuit Court, Judge Charles E. Nicol
presidiug, will convene neJt Monday.
On Tuesday last Bud Ely and
Tssco. Gaskins, two colored men who
were convicted of grand larceny at the
last term OF the County Court, and SEN
fenced TO two years each la the peni-
tentisry. were lakon to Richmond.
soak Crest" the home OF Mr.. Thos.
Terrett, sr., Was the scene OF pre- tty
wedding Wednesday evening. when bis
daughter, Nettie L., and Mr.. Howard
d. Clspp, OF Massachusetts,, were
united In marriage, Rev. Geo. s. Sum-
merville, OF Falls Church, officiating.
Miss Eva Terrett. sister Of the bride,
acted 90 bridesmaid, and Mr.. Henry
Terre;t as best man, Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-30

DECORATION DAY.-Apart from the
closing of the banks. public offices, pub
lie schools, the observance OF Sunday
hours at the postoffice, SO, today has.
from a business point of view, varied
buS little from that OF ether week days.
Government employees were given
holiday and a small percentage OF other
peoDle took a dsv of. Ideal holiday
weather has prevailed and steamers and
trains have carried Increased numbers
of passengers. The Mount Vernon
trains have been kept busy and those
ON the Arlington branch have also been
heavily taxed. Excursion steamers
have been passing up and down the
river all day. Many persons availed
themselves OF the opportunity TO take
strolIs or drive In the country and nuu :
hers owning wheels erj 'Sed spins to the
rursl sections. About the only pnoiic
exercises held during the day were
those in the National Cemetery, where
the usual Decoration Day services were
witnessed by many people. The intsr,
estiug programme heretofore puoiisneo
In the Gszstts was iOpressiVely rem
dered. Hon. Alvin Evans, member o.
Congress from Pennsylvania. was tne
orator OF the occasion.