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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-11


200 Corporation Court,
81 Crawford, A E
63A Cook, W A
81 Dreifus, & Co
1854 Dlncsn, Jas residence
1l5B Duncan. VIM I residence
16 Downhsm, residence
II Dovnhsm, T. E store
AT Fitzgerald, JB
40 Entwisle, F L
1913 Episcopal High School [SominAry Hill
127 Entwisle, W, Druggist
81 Fisher Bros
39 Fannon, t.
IS Fleischmann House,
175 Fairfax Independent Mutua Fire lns. G
142B Francis, Peter
148 Globe Flour Mills
81 Garrett & Monroe
66 Graves, W p
1877 Goods, w, grocer.
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96B Groves, rs
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43 Harper, FS
So Hinken & Son
70 Hill Bakery
Al Hamilton & Co
100 Hydraulion Engine House
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154 johnson, N lawyer
% King, Chas & Son
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8 Leadbeater & Sons
151B Lindsey N, Brsddock HeIghs
173 LanIon Thomas
12S Matthew, J & Go
66 Marshall, A & Bro
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181 Milburn, JC
SO May, J W, Residence
1864 Mstter, f. 2, electrician.
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63 Pollard, F
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1876 Pullman, P & Co, Branch Store
40 Portner, Robert
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112 Peltop. &C
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139 Roberts, Walter, Residence, West End
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156 Well. Bros
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80 Washington Steamboat %
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DAMNED PEAs.-small and extra small
" CANNED PEAS for sale at reduced
prizes By J. e. hlkBVRN'
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WAKEFIELD & HALL,
DKU9GIeTe.
CORNER PRINCE AND FAIRFAA s1b

EIUIlLIptIUIIH 2 IF0llhIfIs
Engnah, French, German ana domestic
Toilet soaps; Genuine Farina COlogne MAs.
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Water Genuine Lubin'a Extracts; SpODges,
hair Brushes and Combs best English Tooth
Brushes; full s1sortmont Of Patent Modi-
los Coxe'E Gelatino, Corn Starch, Sea Ma
tsrine, Spices OF ali kinds, and q select stock
Of all articles sold By druggists at prices 81 low
IS the Same quality can b. obtained elsewhere
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BY ELEvATING THE QUALITY
OF our coal we lower the price in economy Of
consumption. Consumers will find that it is
cheaper 10 use our high grade Lee Coal, that
has been screened and freed from slate and
stone, than that OF an inferior grade. 1t gives
more heat, less ashes and burns longer than
any other coal, and our prices are as low 80
any. Coal and Wood under cover.
J. r. ZIMMERMAN,
Foot Of Queen street Alexandria, Va.
Telephone n.
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GROCERIES.

w. A. JOHNSON & CO..
WHOLESALE GRN ERe.
9EaE2AL COMMISSION MEBCHAETe
And Dealers 10
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORs.
dave on hand Gibson'I Xxx, xxx, xxx
and pure Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Monogram
Whiskies Slso Bakers and Thompoon's Pure
Bye WEiskies, to which they inyits the Attsn.
ton Of the trade.
OrderS from the country foI msrcandiss
Ghall receive prompt attention.
Conaignments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee
tho highest market price, and prompt returns,
n. {. corner Cameron and Royal TtIeet,-
J, {. MILBURN,
DEALER II
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIEa
/. North Eoyal Street,
AlexAndalA, Va
Proprietor Of the Potomac Brand Of Flou,
which Ia unexeellsd.
Cofsss Freshly Roasted at s<rs.
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N. B. Same schedule Sundays, commencing
8 30 a. m.
One-horse buFgies, one way, 35c; round
trip, SOC two horse carriage, one way, Doc /;
round trip, Toe.
J.B PAnGETT, General Manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
klFltD!ka liLlss.

Auxiliary No. ! held its regular meet
nc Tuesday evening In Freedom hail
Eddy street. with a full attendance of
,ficers and members Sick committee
presented a clear bfll OF health. AUDI,
committee reported the books in salts
.actory condition. The worthy deputy
Iohn Tranter, assisted by Sister Hayden.
icting as marshal. installed Worthy
Treasurer Sister r. p. Tranter. Qnllt
committee made their rnai report. which
proved Il TO have been grand success,
1910 being handed into the treasury.
The report was received ard committee
discharged with a hearty vote Of thanks.
IL was declied 10 hold a waist party on
he eOth OF May and the comrades ana
heir friends are invited to attend. Some
yery interesting remarks were made by
Worthy, Deputy p. G. John Tranter. Hon
orab,e Chancellor OF the Order Of Al
rredlans. he having been 10 the supreme
.onvocaton that day. Remarks were also
made by Sister Haden. r. =. Sister Nor
-ow. and p. =. Sister Tranter. who were
present for the first time since
heir recent sicknesses. The auxiliary
hen adjourned until May 20. when the
,pening exercises will take place at 1850.
Whist commencing Mt $3.50 p. m.
The last whist OF the season for Aux
liary Noa. aai will be held Thursday
llary No. will be held at s.3
Prizes offered will be UP 10 the standard
which have prevailed all the season. and
{ will be the crowrins success OF a
successful season. The sisters OF other
iuxiliaries are cordially invited to at
end
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

farce entitled. Are You q Mason
at has proved a veritable gold mine In
wv York. Chicago and London. ccmes
the Providence Opera House the nrst
rec nights next week and matinee We'd
sday. It's success has been 81 pro-
unced that Charles rrohman has pee
nted II at his shaftsbury theatre, Lon
n. and three companies are now tour
Z the provinces In the farce. The fame
this comedy adapted from the German
MIR. Leo Ditrlchstein. In 80 eonugioa.
at II checked among Engiishmen the re-
al tendency 10 boom" amusement i'm
rtations from this side. Here II VIII b.
aged by the same excellent company
at delighted New York and Chl1sgl
hilc a close imitation OF gentle feninin.
Is not cared for on the stage, Moth
II Is more humorous than a com.cai
ricature. Neil Burgess and Etlrnne
rardot proved this famously In The
,unty Fair" end 'Chariey's Aunt In
Al line In Mr. Ditrichstein's counter
Il woman. though she Is by no mealis
dominant parsonage In Are You Ma
ne" The theme OF this localized Trans
from the German is the feeling 81 rot
'en trustful wives by their husbands.
II the men are vastly more ludicrsusly
nusing than wicked while the @rmt:.
cad OF being In the least viclous
ersly contribute TO the general himpr
+ the action The fun is aitogs'hcr
holesome ana In this respect differs 70.
,cidcdly from the French farces ~
artal inconstancy that ths laughtei
ais for no apology. Prominent In ths
lst is the t1isnted adaptsr of the .arct.
r. Leo Dltrichsto!n. others in q eou'-
any OF unusual excellence are John =.
ice. Thomas A. Wise. George Richards,
harles Edwards. Charles Halton
harlts j. Greene. Gertrude Whitty. Es-
ler Tittell. Grace Hadsell. Hazel Chan
e, Amy Muller. Sally Cohen and MAUD
raYers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
NEW EMPIRE THEATRE

For the flrst three nights OF next week,
the Falstar M.nstrels, containing the
talent Of the Falstan club. we'll known
Tor the number o. entt rtS!Icrs IL has pro-
duced. viii occupy the Empire theatre.
The minstrels are pleasantly remembered
in other years as among The best ever
seen here. This season they will be, IL
Is said, bigger and better than ever. All
OF the olq time iaSoritCs Will be In the
company and lie Blown CnNG.sity qua. :
ttt and the. Faisia.f aIanJo and A4andoi.n
quartet W.. sc i,&t-.c-. lAc-e "l.l DC
a chorus OF - voices, led by Professor
Victor Il. Hammered.
The end men will be George Cscy. Wal
ter Krnnz. .Jsle Wsstiand and Henry
Reach. TAe o.Io VII include Wood and
Cnsso.d the best i-aown entertainers OF
the club: Fred /. richards. " alter krans,
Henry Fsucher. Cady and Westland,
Kea.h. Saunders snd Cooeilit, Il. Merle
Blxby, James King and a host OF others.
The engsgoment Will lie for three nishts
only and Empire pr,scs vii. prevail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10

b Although II Is some years since h.
Hcnrys fninstrels were last seen mere,
the company is stIll pleasantly remem-
5ered a. one OF the best minstel troupet
,oming TO Providence. Its performances
are more like those OF the good old days
fminstrels than those usually seen.
rhe company comes TO the Empire thea
TIE next baturd3y afternoon ana even
.ng FOR the benefit OF Treasurer Harry {.
Young who is one of the most populas
" local theatre attaches
The company il headed by HI Henry,
ore Of the cleverest OF tho older Ministries
snd one OF the best corner players ever
developed by minstre!ry. His playing VII!
se an extra feature o. the performance
given for the benefit OF Treasurer Young
Most OF the members of the company art
clever comedians ard all are good singers.
rb. end men are Billy Clark and Louis
A. Harvey. well known exponents OF
burnt cork humor.
Tho company has strong chorus and III
T. ri. prob.t. called The Human Sons
Bird" has a sweet singer. There is q
double quartette. composed OF the Am
phion Gioe club and the Columbia quar-
tct.
Other features OF the performance ar
The popular musical comedians, Cook and
Hall; the unique star Saxophone quartet
the champion dancing comedians. Corri-
gan and Dove; tie talented singing come
di.ns. Corrisan and Dove. Hanvey ntf
Cooley; the child wonder, Little Vic.a
Abt; the Brothers Bard In startling
tumblins act. and beautiful views or the
Pan American Exposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
eR9tsCF LlFRsoIiKS.

The stat annual convoca ton of the Or.
aer OF Alfredians was called TO order
Tuseday morning at ~ o'clock In st
Johns hall. l93 Westminster street, Prov'.
dence. r.. I. Right Honorable Protector
William. f. Smith OF Brigade No. 5, II. @
nre.ided Representatives wepe present
from the several brigades in this jurisdic
ton.
The officers were In their respective sta
tions, The morning session was con-
sumed In the rtading OF reports. III
right honorable protectors report gave q
detail the conditions prevailing In tn
order and congratulated the order on TIA
numerical ard financial state Nan
criticisms were made which will
doubt n taken seriously tn heart by oui
comrades. be OF much bereflt to the order
Many recommendations were made anc
referred 10 committee on good or IN
order for action and report The honora
bic secretary made some interesting com
parsons In the figures for the year show
ing the valuation OF brigade pro rate wa
hlmosr SOS. this being exceedingly sats
factory. A grent amount OF money hai
been raid out for sick benefits and tn
order has paid out the past year sloF
TO the bcnehciaries OF deceased comrades.
ten comrades having passed away.
This treasurer's report gave bala-ce
In the departments OF finance, which
were quite satisfactory. A large nCIn
ber OF past right honorable protector
were present including George Roberts
A. Roberts J Sutclirfe. A. X. England.
" nroadhead. Charles r. Dowlcr II
Norton, w. j. Amear. much interest be.
irg displayed In tho work
Other committees made their reports
after Which ~elcctlon OF officers was held
strong rivalry was shown and the fo.-
lowing board wa elected.
Tight honorable protector. Thomns
D~eon. Br.-adc No. l. n. l.; honornDiv
chancellor. John Trarter. Rrigade No. ..
II. /: honorable chapla'r. r. A. Ricketts,.
Bridce No. i.R. l.: honorable treasurer.
Edward A Truelove. Brigade No. 2 r. l.
honorable marshal. A. r. England, Tsrl-
gade No. 2. r. l.; honorable inner guard.
Albert Smith. Brigade No s. Mass hon
orable outer guard. John Russell. rrl-
gade No. 5. Ccnn; trustee for three
years. Charles E. Dowler, Brigade No. /.
r. ].
p Cs. Fred Wilde and A. Herthoin.
being teicrs, were discharged with vote
of ,hark. Immediately following cleo
tIon adjournment was made for luncheon
which was had In Gelbs .pArlors
The afternoon session was called %
order AT 2:30 ard business was resumed.
The aCenen OF business was discussed
aad the first amendment 10 the consti-
tuition was rejected. ON application from
Brigade No. s, r. l.. Recorder ~. n
Hall md Comrade A. 8. Pease both OF
Abat brigade were created past hororanls
commanders and members OF tho SUI
prtme council for meri,orious and faith.
fui work N tho brigade IL was enacted.
Honorable past commanders of defunct
brlcades upon re-cnterirg another bri-
eade stlll retained their honors. The right
honorable protectors recommendation
were taken up and concurred IN. The
per capita tax was placed at 40 cents per
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
WESTMINSTER TK-ATHE

Admirers OF barl~sore have great sur
prise in store for them. for the noted Gam
T. Jacks own company will hold the
ooards for next week. 1t is one big show
with entire new scenery and two big
buriesques and many vaudeville acts
which have not previously appeared n
burlesques.
No, oycriooki@s the chorus %; youns
iLd handsome girls. many cornonts
iave been made on the bright entertain
ns situations OF the first part entitled
'krausemeyer's Dilemma In which the
adventures Oh two Dutchmen who might
be mistaken for twins, cause heaps OF fun
and amusement.
During the action OF the hurlescue
ipeciaities are introduced by JENNIE
Adams, Miss Lulu Darrell. the phenome-
ral contradict the Crawford sisters, Idil =
and May. In their song and dance act.
md little wit and humor by Hoyt a.
Nefr The ,ntcrtainment closes with
one-act play entitled wanted. HHs-
band" In which the most solemn man
could hardy help cracking sm!.es al!
through the situation
Usual matlnees daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
KEITA's NEW TnsArAE

Since the inauguration Of the Albee
,mpany's reason at Ksiths Manager
overnberg has been the recipient OF a
asst number OF urgent requests for the
apstiticn OF favorite plays OF last season
orcmost among these IL The Wife,
hich was. without exception. the biggest
recess, financially and artist!caliy, OF the
atire season,
In the yotirs contest OF last year. The
VIE" was the second on the list, and
his year II 'seems to be nrst In popular
,vor. At last Manager Lovenbers ha.
cquesced to the popular demand. and
ext week an elobarnte production OF the
eautiful little society play will be given
nth the full strength OF the company and
pecial scenery. II Is a foreSone conclu-
ion that Keith's next week viii be
rowded to the very walls.
Thi. dainty little domestic drama is by
David Belasco and the late Henry G. De
file. authors OF The Charity bsl
Men and Women" !" The Lost Paradise.
nd several other OF the Albee cornpany's 3
tx successes OF the past season. IL was
rst produced in l"s In New York run
ing for an entire year. and pisyins 10
acked houses. II has since been very
he public II contains some intense dra-
natic Incidents and some highly emotion
1 scenes at the same time carrying two
airs OF lovers who furnish enough real
unny- comedy TO compose an entire play.
Nothing funnier than Mr.. owen, as
dajor Homer @. Putnam. whose faint
leart ne'er won fair lady. and Miss Rel
ner as Mrs. d. Bellamy Ives, whom the
major loves. can be imagined, unless 1t
,e the young lovers, Kitty ives, JUST
oming out Ito be played by Miss Insran)
md Jack Dexter, tn. Columbia boy,
whom Mr.. Weldon will impersonate'
These two pairs are conceded TO be the
unniest ever invented by a playwright
Miss Evesson will be seen as Helen
truman, a role affording her splendid
opportunity 10 display the rare talents OF
which she Is the posse or. and hr VIII
Jams will play his old role. In which he
von such great succtss last yesr. as John
rutherford. Miss Leigh will play the
,cheming southern girl. Lucille Ferrant,
which was one OF the finest things she
lid here last summer. Mr.. Humphrey
will have one OF the best opportunities
.hus far as Mathew Culver, the cool
cynical politician, which role has been
,ne OF his biggest triumphs.
Mr.. Ormc CaldaTa, new member OF
The company. will return To the cast In
the character OF Robert Gray. In which
role he a. certain TO add TO the favor
which he seems 10 have gained by his
splendid work in Diplomacy few
weeks ago. MT. Arthur Is certain TO re-
peat his former success as silas Truman.
Miss Andrews will invest the character
OF Mrs. Armory with a grace and charm
that characterize all OF her work and
Mr.. Marsh and Miss Desley. who makes
her FIRST appearance with the company,
arc sure TO faithfully interpret the minor
roles entrusted 10 them
The advance sale for the coming week
n surprisingly large, evidencing the
amazing popularity OF this beautiful little
comedy drama.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
Ar CRESCENT Pifk 1CEcfaiW

Caterer Lewis promises another cxcep-
Ionally tempting menu for his special
,prlns shore dinner at Crescent Park
omorrow; ard anothr big increase In the
lumber OF pleasure seekers who will visit
yhode Islands famous resort may be
ooked for. The new exposition building
rapidly assuming shape. much pro-
;ress having hecn insde during the past
week, and preparations are beng made
open the regular season OF the park
lrd the exposition Itself on June H.
lany OF the regular recreation features
ire now open; and many new ones Of
nique description are TO be aided AZ
nee. On Sunday, May IS, the Banda Ma
oil. with Bowen II. Church. Archie jail
jcrt. GiGilo Capone and other favora-
te sololts, viii open It's seasons engage
nent at the park: and the welcome an
ounccricnt is made for the -eason at the
lance hail the original Harry r.. Bring
iams orchestra OF Malboro, has been en-
saged. This Is the original brigham $
rrchestra. which was so popular a. the
ark several years ago. and II probably
he best liked equalization OF the kind
In New England
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10

annum IA view sf the satisfactory con-
ditions Other business OF a routin.
Past Right Honorable Protector Charles
r.. Bowler acted as installing ofIicer. In
staIIing the new hoard with the custom
sry services. being assisted by p. n. III.
Protector Henry Norton oficiaung as
marshal
The matter OF ladies' auxiliary was
then taken ZIP and the tax fixed at ten
vided for 10 arrange o funeral service
for them. IL was also enacted that any
sister serving Ia the capacity OF either
secretary, nnaclal secretary or treas
urcr for two years. without intermirsion
should be entitled to past presidents hon
ors on application 20 the supreme con.
yention next succeeding. This ooacluded
the busincss OF the session. Right Hon
orabie Protector Thomes Dyson cios.ns
with regular ceremonies the sist oonvcn-
ton beinf thing df the past, but having
many pleasant memories. IL was meet
lng OF the "Oid Quart OF Alfredianisrn,
and rcqunintarcts were renewed and the
order q dscgssod In friendly ans amIea-
Brigade Ne. met Friday in Freedom
hail Honoratie Commander Charles
Fisher presloins. Only very urgont bu.i-
ress was trarkattod owing 20 the social
committee havrE arranged a whist party
TOT lnib eVtltkf SICK Ctflfnl lkSt Is-
rortcd Gonna :, Arthur g. rcare as hnv-
lrg met with IN accident, In co.'lsion with
the clrctric cars. but vF prosressins
favorab.y. Church parade committee
was rchargtd wAh vote OF thanks, Au-
Iournfnent for the whi.i then rolloweL
with the Following winners OF the prizes
Ladies nrst. Nil. @, a. Hall; ladies'
second. Nrs. r. A. Truciove; ladies th.rd
Miss Roberts; scr ticmnn's first. Mr.. G..
"A. Hal: scntlemans second Mr.. G. II.
Shirley: gentlcinsn's third, Mr.. J. Bull
want.
A most interesting meeting was then
cloged. Thirteen tab.ts were filled.
Brigade No. meets Thursday. bri-
sade No meets Friday.
Auxiliary No. 4 invites the comrades 10
,ttend the Ir.t whist for the season
THURSDAY, when II is desired TO make II
he croy'rirs success OF 4 Successful sea-
son. prizes will le well worth striving
o win, Pay Will comnence at $50 and
will be held at "a Westminster street
Arnold Post hall
Brigade No meet in Alfredisns hall
Monday evening. Honorable Commander
Thomas entnsbury presiding. Comrads
sidney Long reported on special meet
ns which WAS held 20 consider corona
ion celebration, asking the brigade 10
AXE action on the matter. After dis
'ussion the btigade voted 10 let the me<-
er drop. r.. r. III. Protector Albert
Roberts ON behalf OF the brigade present
d past commanders tewe! 10 the re-
ring honorable command der. Friend Brook
4 an appropriate speech. y. c. Brook re-
pondng IN a pleasant manner Depug
rotector Thomas Dyson was also pres
mt speaking under good OF the order.
lrgade then adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-10
NEW PARK THEATRE

Not for ~ years has the Ada Gray vcr-
sion Of East Lynne" the best known
eersion of one OF the best known pays
Of the last generation been seen IN
Providence II was last played here by
Miss Gray at the Providence opera House
In the season Of 1890 Miss Gray II now
III and her place In the popular play has
been taken by Miss Jcrrres Lewis. who ~
almost equally known and whose work
is said 10 be equally clever with that OF
the actress whose name from her loig
playing OF the part. has become almost
as closely identihed with East Lynne"
as that OF Joseph Jefferson is With RIP
Van Wrinkle"
Miss Lewis has had long and wide
experience. and has been n well known
star although IN recent ycnra she has
played the leading parts IN the com
paiies OF others Shewas last season
leading woman for Stuart Robson. Miss
Lewis was selected by Miss Gray rs the
one woman player best ada ptcd by ma.
ture and by thorough knowledge or her
art TO play the dual roles of Lady Isabel
ard Madame Vine In Fast Lynne"
She is said TO make rapid ard succossfui
transltior from the gay. bright light
hearted wife IN her foolish jealouy OF
her husband, 20 the deepondcnt, sorrow
ing and deceived and deserted mother.
Miss Lewis will he supported by Mr..
Charles II. Tingay who played Archibald
Carlisle for a number OF year. with Miss
Gray and by n carefully selected com
pany. The scenic appointments are said
20 be among the best every provided for
this well known and well liked play.
which comes next week TO the New PARK
theatre for the closing week OF the regu-
far season.