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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-12

made, and Msj. Waller says he believed
be was right In doing the same tniog
With the tricky natives. When Amefi-
can officers openly defend their course
10 Staying the almost defenselesS Fill
pinos the latter need hereafter expect
no quarter to be shown them, though
they are fighting for their own country.
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KILLED WITHOUT FoUNDATIoN.-A
dispatch from Bristol, Va. says: The
report that FIVE OF a sherifl's posse were
killed and two others wounded 10 a
battle with John Wright, the noted
outlaw, and his associates 10 Scott
county on Thursday is authoritatively
denied.
A teleghone message last night from
Church Hill, near where the reported
battle was supposed to have occurred,
stated that no such fight took place,
although there had been a rumor to
that effect. A posse Is searching for
Wright, but 1t seems that he has not
been located yet.
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REV. Mr.. DAME ACCEPTS CALL
As stated yeste rday Rev. William Page
Dame, son OF Rev. DR.. William NJ
Dame, rector of Memorial Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, has &C
cepted the call ext ended to him by the
yestry OF Memorial Church to become
assistant rector to bis father. Mr..
Dame will succeed Rev. Walter B.
Stehl, who recently resigned the assist
ant rectorship OF Memorial Church to
become rector OF a church at SheD-
herdstown, w. Va. Mr.. Dame is rs
years of age, and graduate Of TIE
Episcopal High School near Alexandria
the University OF Virginia, and Of the
Theological 8 .minsry of Virginia. He
will be ordained priest at the Seminary
in the latter part OF juno by Rev. Rob-
ert A. Gibson, coadiutor bishop OF Vir-
GINA. He will assume the assistant
reetorship OF Memorial Church July /.
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List ofUnclaimed Letters.

The following is list of the letters re.
naming in the Alexandria, Va, postoffice
on April IL, 1902:
Alexander, Miss Edith Harris, Miss Mary
Bostler, Miss BERTHE Henderson, W L
Butler, Miss Fannie Mayhem, Mrs
Carter, Miss Josephine Mesick, Clay
Chapman, II NJ Reeves, Miss Mary
Dorsey, Richard Williams, Miss Lulu
Drake, COMFY
JOSEPH L. CRUPPER, pm.
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DIED.

On Saturday, April II, 1902, ct 7:3O a. m,
at the residence Of his father. HORACE
ENGLISH, third son Of z E. and Sarah NJ.
Downhsm, aged twenty. eight years and
twelve days. Funeral from bis late home
All north Washington street, at o'clock
Monday, the 18th instant, Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited.
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MAJOR LITTLEToN w. I. WALLER,
Of the Marine Corps, on trial by court
martial, went on the stand at Manila
yesterday and justified his having the
treacherous natives shot without trial.
quoting presidents. He said the Brit
ish deospiiated Arab prisoners and
placed their hesds on poles, and that
during the recent campaign in China
troops OF all The allies executed sill the
boxsra hey captured. No protest was
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Best Moth
PreVentiYes.

Manahan's ,Tsrine Moth Bsgs and Paper
arc the most etiicscious and clearly protec
ton against moths.
Msnhsttsn's Large TaIine Sheets. Each
Sc. Dozen roll SOC.
Msnahan's 5x7-inch Sheets. Per 100
22c.
Msushan's Small Moth Bags. Each Doc.
Msnahan's Medinm'size Moth Bags,
Each 35c.
Manahsn's Large Moth Bags Each soc
Msnshsn's Extra Large Moth Bags
Each 05c.
Camphor Marbles, best quality. Package
&c. Per dozen packages Toe.
Camphor Crystalline. Package &c. Dozer
packages Toe.
English Camphor Flakes. Can 15c
Oriental Crystallized Camphor. Box 19c
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d. A. R.-The April meeting of the

d. A. R.-The April meeting OF The
Mount Vernon CHAPTER. Daughters oil
the American Revelation. was held yes
terday evening at the home of Mrs.
r. KeDna Campbell, on Washington
street, Mrs. Robert W. Hunter, regent,
presiding. After the business session,
Mrs. Gsdsby, of Washington, read sev-
eral most interesting papers on Revo-
lutionary subjects. Later the Chapter
was delightfully."- entertained by the
hostess.
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Gravel for improvements at West
Falls Chuich is being loaded In cars 81
w. A. Smot & Co's wharf.
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HOUSE.

The House passed q Senate bill pro.
vidiug for an additional circuit Judge
10 the second judicial circuit; also bill
providing for the establishment Of q
park 10 Arizona, to be known as the
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DRY GOODS.
LANSBURGH 6 BRO,
wsshington's Favorite Store.
Business Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Saturdays 8 o'clock.
Boys
Spring
Clothing.

We now show q splendid variety OF styles
at about 10 per can't above cost to maputsc-
ture. Here are few OF the specials:
Youths Leng-pauts Suits, sizes 16 to 10.
Regular $3.50 value; our c. 7g
price. .....................-......-.. pCsfO
A Navy Blue Invisible Striped ca OQ
Cheviot Suit, ell wool; $50 value %T'>O
An Atwood Navy Blue Scotch C. -
Cheviot Dress Suit 50 90 valus... 'V1'<O
Blouse Suits, sizes 3 to 10. a va
riety Of Havy tlue eheviot; all So CT 10
va Geese.
Navy Blue and Garnet serges; CO 2O
30. 20 values..-....-. ............... ps.O>
In double-bresste1 sizes to 16, many diff.
ferent styles Of fancy cashmere; CT 40
S2.76 vslue...... ......... ..............- Vh'O>
Cashmere and Cheviot Suits; CT 02
$3.OO value....s.... ...... ..... ..........
Reading Cashmere and Nsvv Blue
| Chcyiot Suits 1915 and $500 CO O2
values-...... ......... zee. ...... ........s
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New York, April II The stock market
opened generally strong and moderately
active.
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DRY GOODS.
WoOdWard&LothTOp
10th, 18th and F Sts.. N. W.
dead Stuck"
for Bugs.

We have just received our fret shipment
Of dead Stuck, c,lored liquid. and when
u.e1 lesyei powder which exterminstss all
kinds Of insects.
15c Per Bottle.
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Universal Food
Chopper Special.

II is the simplest and most satisfactory
meat chopper made and does the work in the
shortest possible time. No. o size IL large
enoagh for . small family.
75c each.
Larger sizes, 800 and up.
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Alexandra, Va, April IL, 1902.
We, the undersigned examining committee
Of the Alexandra Perpetual Bailding Fund
Association, Of Alexandria, Va, do hereby
certify that We have examined the accounts
OF the several series of the above named asso-
citation and found them correct, agreeing with
the annual statement OF the secretary.
JAMES X. CATION, / Examining
JNO. d. NORMOyLE,
b. B. Smith, Committee.
Alexandria. w., April IL, 1907.
City OF Alexandria, TO wit:
On this 18th day Of April, 1902, before me,
the subscriber. notary public for the city of
Alexandra, In the State Of Virgins, per-
sopally sppeared Justus Schneider, the
secretary Of the Alezsndria Perpetual
Building Fund Association, and made
oath that the annexed statement, to
which bis name IL sigued, is true to the best
Of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand the day and year
JOHN d. NORMOYLE,
Notary Public
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The game is simply Lawn Tennis Is minis-
tures and can be played on the dining-room
table Five minutes play explains its won.
derful success snd makes clear Its fascina-
ton. 1t can be Learned in few minutes.
We have all sizes now In stock.
Toy Depsrtment-Fourth floor.
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Tho Market,

Georgetown, April 12.-wheat 75ss2.
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Children'S
Spring Shoes.

Shoes made especially for school others
for vacation hygenic shoes; shoes for dress.
All at moderate prices.
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$35.59S OF
ASSETS 1:
ss559s OF

Number OF shares 1872. OF loans 1872. Elk
months dividend so cents per share.
Respectfully submitted,
JU5TUS SCHNEIDER,
secretary.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Corrsspondsncs Of the Alexsndris Gssetts.
Washington, d. c., April II.
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Daily Deliveries TO AIexandris
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-30

The wind on it, playful trip last
cast of here and upset his silO.
To Rent-First-clnss dwelling house
In desirable location. Eight rooms
Inquire of +. Il. Newell az Martins
store. %.
Mother, Yes one package makes two
quarts of baby medicine. see direc
tons. There Is nothing Just rs good
for babies and children as Rocky Noun,
tain Tea. 50 cts. Grant Holden.
Mrs. T.. K. Beechers class in tho
Presbyterian Sunday school will have
ice cream for sale on Saturday after.
noon and evening, IN the Rapley store
building, recently vacated by Thos
Wilson Il Son.
Envelopes, Letter Heads, Packet Note
Heads, Cards, Statements, and every
thing necessary TO do good commercial
printing Just received at The Exposition
job rooms. We do printing and do II
right at right prices.
Brown City Chapter o. f. s. has in
vited Yale Chapter TO meet with them
Tuesday evening next aud the inyita-
ton has been accepted. No doubt n
large delegation of Stars will go 10
Brown City and enjoy the hospitality
of our sister lodge.
One of the questions asked in cur
rent history at the Sth grade county
examination held at Sanilac Centre
last week was TO name the three great
est men IN Michigan. In answer TO
this, one budding school ma'am wrote,
"Goy. Bliss, Edgar Weeks and Gil X.
Loyejoy." Gil has since grown foot
and taken on fifty pounds more flesh.
The now Hotel Rotunda Mt Capac
will haye formal opening on Wednes-
day evening, June 9TH. The program
consists Of n banquet, vocal and instru-
mental music, selections by Cassello's
orchestra Of Port Huron and dancing
at Walkers opera house. Invitations
we're received last week and glance
at the names on the different COM
mittees is assurance that right royal
time will bc gwen those who attend.
NJ. u. Zuber Is the proprietor Of the
new house, which is said to be model
of elegance.
Biliousness il a condition character
lied by disturbance Of the digestive
organs. The stomach Is debilitRted
the liver torpid. the bowels constipated
There Is n loathing OF TODD, pain in the
bowels, dizziness, coated tongue and
vomiting, first OF the undigested or
partly undigested food and then of bile.
Chamberlaiu's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets allay the disturbances of the stOm-
ach and create healthy appetite.
they also tone up the liver TO healthy
action and regulate the bowels. Try
them and you are certain 60 be much
pleased with the result. For sale by
Grant Holden.
The program az given in last week 4
Exposition for Mrs. Mclaughlin's sun
day school class was carried out In the
Presbyterian church on Monday even
ing very nicely and very creditably.
All the numbers were given by the
little glrls with the exception OF solos
by Mrs. Ellis and Miss RadR Raploy,
which were enjoyed greatly. The
Rotations and songs were selected with
care and each girl drilled thoroughly
so that as whole, the entertainment
was happy one. The church was
comfortably filled with an audience
who appreciated the worthy efforts OF
the little ones. The neat sum of ten
dollars was realized from the free offer.
ing.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-30

Work Horse Wanted-sOund In every
I particular weighing between 100 and
I 1900 pounds. Anyone having good
truck horse can find sale for % hy
calling at John Bakers wagon shop,
Yale, any time before June 9th. j. G.
Hart.
In talking with Grant Holden, one
Of the firm of the Holden Lumber Co.,
we learned that business was increas-
ing each and every day. large
amount of rough and dressed lumber.
shingles, lath, and fence posts have
been added 90 the stock and the COM
pany is prepared to furnish whatever
Is wanted. Notice their change of adv.
IN this issue.
The Lady MGccabees Of Alhambra
Hive will serve ice cream and cake at
their hall in Brockway on Wednesday,
June 9TH, from TO Q p. IN. Deputy
Great Commander Mrs. Sarah j..
O'Brien will he present and deliver an
address. IL will be decided who holds
the lucky number on the quilt on which
the ladies have been selling tickets the
past few weeks.
A week ago Elizabeth Smell, an old
lady OF Yale, was arrested for drunken
ness. On Wednesday afternoon she
was again seen on the streets intox-
icated. This morning she found en-
ployment scrubbing out the Lohrstor-
fer drug store. Her son came 10 Port
Huron to-day and took his mother
home. IL is claimed she left home on
account Of quarrel with her husband.
Port Huron Daily Times.
A goodly audience listened TO Her.
bert A. Sprague In Central hall Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Sprsgue is an enter
tainer of the highest order and takes
the several characters in 1.-THE RIVALS"
perfectly and in his own inimitable
style. He can change the expression
of his face and the tones of his voice
in the twinkling of an eye and never
make mistake. Mr.. Sprague was in
Yale several years ago and gave Rip
Van Wrinkle. The seniors who had the
entertainment under their auspices
make about S2s for their graduating
expenses.
A special review Of Yale Tent kOTM
was held at Maccabee Hall in Lutz
Block on Tuesday evening and quite n
lively time was had In discussing the
question of expansion. Regular re-
view will be held next Tuesday even
ing when more light on this important
subject will be given by great camp
officer or deputy and vote will be
taken as TO whether Yale MRccabees
favor expansion or anti.expansion and
so instruct their delegate TO the great
camp review 90 be held ut Marquette
next month. Every Maccabee IL earn
estly requested 90 attend.
Last Saturday morning many were
anxiously scanning the sky, for that
was the day chosen for the picnic of
the Menerey school. Contrary 90 Gus
tom the day proved warm and sunny,
and the school, together with parents,
friends, and large delegation of Yale
boys, gathered In Merril's woods 90
enjoy themselves. Lomucl Brown had
kindly erected stage, and after the
feast Of picnic good things" the
school gave an entertainment. The
program, consisting of songs, recita-
tons, dialogues, and pretty flag drill
gave evidence of weeks OF patient
practice. The children were treated
to candy and peanuts. AZ baseball,
the Yale boys were victorious. IL was
n pleasant ending Of profitable year
of school.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-30

high grade groceries at Boards.
Hot and cold baths at Windsor's bar
Der shop.
Yale wool buyers are paying from
Il to l6 cents per pound.
4 slight frost Tuesday night but not
enough to injure growing crops.
Special review of Yale Tent KOTM
this Friday evening for the purpose
of initiation.
II you are not insured you ought to
buy fire proof ware. Ii can be bought
ut The Racket.
Give Il man plenty to eat and wom-
IA plenty to wear and they will live
happy forever after.
4 new flag staff has been placed on
top Of the high school belfry and from
ii proudly floats old glory.
For Sale-A cheap work horse. Will
sell or exchange for stock. Enquire of
+. II. Parkinson one mile west of Yale
Does Yale intend TO publicly cele-
brate the 4th of July this Year, IL so,
the business men and citizens should
start the work at once.
Try the new remedy for costiveness,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets. Every box guaranteed. Price, p
cents. For sale by Grant Holden.
ice cream for sale saturday after.
noon aud evening in the Rapley store.
Proceeds 10 apply on the Presbyterian
manse debt.
Next Monday evening is the date OF
the grand opening ball and supper "a
be given at the Dewey House, Emmett
Everybody INVITED TO attend and have
good time.
4 novel feeling of leaping, bounding
impulses goes through your body. You
feel young, act young aud are young
after taking Rocky Mountain Tea. 3
cts. Grant Holden.
The Board of Review OF Brockway
township was Ia session Monday and
Tuesday OF this week. But very few
changes were made In Supervisor llOd
gins assessment roll.
Tanner Grange OF West Brockway
will give iish-pond social in the LOl
hall. Tuesday evening, June 3rd. lc,
cream and cake will be served. Price
10 cents. Everybody INVITED.
J. &. Holden has been appointed
executor of the estate of Or. 4. Howell
deceased, by the probate court of san
lac county. The will was proven ano
allowed. j. II. Hydorn and III. Il
Stcinhof were appointed appraisers.
J. p. Tibhals and J. T.. Paldi, ciyi
engineers Of Port Huron, have beer
hero the past week making furthe
surveys along the proposed Lovelol
railroad route. The object Is 10 secure
the best possible crossings at Brockwal
and Yale and 90 AVOID the hills between
here and Peck, profile Of which viii
be submitted 10 the X. Il. commissioner
n may be necessary 20 change TN
course from the right of way.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-30
Al changes
The Racket
G., G.. Meisel
Grant Holden
Palmer Bros. ~ Co.
Holden Lumber Co.
Yale Clothing House

hruut liuiNCu
Palmer Bros. * Co.
Holden Lumber Co.
Yale Clothing House
Ladies summer cOrsetsat The Racket
Charley Hartman Is back 90 work il
Pratts barber shop.
The several sunday schools are pre-
pairing for Childrcn's day.
Remember when you get the Lisi
anti rust tnware It Is warranted against
rust. Rounds * NanCamp sell thi.
kind.
Roy. Fr. Cullinane will hold services
on Sunday, June ], at Michaels' Hall
Yale, $3.50 n. IN. and In -. Joseph,
church Brockway at 1890.
Miss Doda Turcott, recently of Bay
| City, would like n few scholars in IN
strumontal music. For further par.
ticulars please call at The Racket. 5lti
Report reaches US from Prescott
Mich, that Mrs. Ezra Freeman, a
former resident of Yale, is dead. Her
husband resides in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Lovina Gustin has workmen en-.
gagged tearing down the old kitchen
and building new one in the rear OF
her residence corner OF kennitck and
North streets.
Farmers Notice-Anyone desiring 10
raise pumpkins for the Canning Fac
tory will please come in and secure
their seed. J. T. Staff may be found
at the Paisley House.
Don't waste your money on worthless
limitations of Rocky Mountain Tea. Get
the genuine made only by the Madison
Medicine Co. A great family remedy.
35 cts. Grant Holden.
Geo. Mcintyre has so far recovered
from his recent severe seige Of rheu.
matism as 20 be able TO walk down 10
his place Of business each day. IL is
with pleasure his friends learn of his
bettered condition.
We have just received from the
County Clerk n pamphlet containing a
list OF the county, township, city and
village officers OF st. Clair county for
the year 1902, together with the adj.
dress of each. II Is very valuable for
reference.
The State Convention OF the Repub.
Leans of Michigan is called TO meet In
Detroit, on Thursday, June Goth, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the pur.
pose of nominating candidates for
state offices, electing state Central
Committee aud chairman thereof
and transacting such other business a,
may properly come before the conyen'
| ton,
Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nos,
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
| ave-, oyer knill's drug store, Port Hu
ron, will be at 1.-THE Paisley" IIote
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on disease.
Of above organs only. Glasses fitted
Ills next visit will be Friday, June 18th
| lie will be IN his Port Huron Office
every day In the month except Fridays
Or. V. a. Lacy on Tuesday received
| 1900 large mouth black bass fry from
the State Fish Commission and planted
them In Mill creek. Tho creek Is quite
well stocked with fish aud our nimrod,
take considerable enjoyment out ol
the sport. The Or. asks OF those whC
] iish 10 the creek 90 please report TO hin
I the size, weight and condition OF th,
black bass they catch, as the fish com
missioners are anxious 90 know how
the fen previously planted are doing
Or. Lacy has been informed that rain
bow trout will live in this stream anc
has sent in an application for few
thousand OF the fry.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-30

Another lot of ladies' belts,
patent leather on both sides,
straight and drop front, sold
ON their merits at % cts.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-30

Lace Curtains for slim
purses. New designs 65c,
S1.25 and l.50.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-30
Shirts.

Boys Cottonadc Pants
warranted not to Zip. A
big value at Csc.
The Washington times., 1902-12-21

nounced. Thoroughly a master of him
self he is in consequence thereof well
qualified to act as the master Of others.
and while his policy is likely to prove
OF a reactionary character. it will at
any rate be one OF action. For ne IS
altogether opposed TO Sagasta's methods
OF "laisser aller," OF letting things
slide until they settle themselves. of
compromise and or Cancellation at all
cost According TO him the reins of
government must be kept well in hand.
and the dominan; note OF his administra-
tion will be its vigor.
Change for Veal or Woe.
While the helm OF the Spanish ship
Of state is now in the hands Of a pilot
possessed Of a much irmer grasp and
Of more decision of character than
easy-gJing old Sagasta. the very per
sonifcation Of the Spanish "manana. 90
1t remains TO be seen whether the
change viii be for the veal or for the
woe Of the Iberian kingdom. In the
the political syiapathies Of the King
and Of his mother are rather with the
Liberals than with the Conservatives.
At least that is the popular inference
drawn from Don Alfonso's manifest re-
luctance 20 part with Sagasta. Then,
too, the presence Of Tory cabinet
in power will have the effect Of remov-
ing from the ultra-radical and republi-
can wing Of the Liberal party all that
restraint which had been imposed upon
its anti-dynastic aspirations by the fact
that the Liberals were in office and
Sagasta at the head OF affairs. In Cata-
lonia especially the republican move
ment and The home rule agitation are
certain TO become more acute than
heretofore since the people OF this, the
manufacturing end Industrial province
par excellence. realize that they have
less TO hope ir the way OF concessions
from Silyelas than from Sagasta. and
that they are certain to be treated with
greater rigor and held in check with
far sterner hand
The entire auti-clericaI element will
also be arrayed against the government,
that anti-Cierical element which styles
itself the Nationa! Union. and in defer
ence to the demands of which the Sagas-
Ia government enacted last summer that
sweeping decree for the regulation Of re-