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The Washington times., 1902-09-11
AL Orth Proves an Easy
Mark for the Bean
eaters.
DINEEN A STUMBLING BLOCK
"Hobe" Ferris and Scoops"
Carey Garry Off Bat
ting Honors.
DOYLE PLAYS GOOD BALL
DOYLE PLAYS GOOD BALL
Timely Hitting Carries Beaneaters to
victoy-Warner's Throwing Fea-
ture of the Game-Cougtiin, as Usual,
Docs Some Notable Work.
especial to The Washington Times,

BOSTON. Sept. 10.-Bostons pennant
aspirants asserted themselves today and
won two games from the troublesome
Washingtons. The contests were mix
lures OF very good and very bad base
ball, both teams offending. Dineen. who
pitched good baseball and outclassed
Orth in the first. had one bad inning,
the fourth. He gave the Senators a good
handicap, but the Bostcns played an up
hill game and finally batted out a VIC
tory.
The second contest was all over after
the third inniny. when the Bostons, by
punching three singles and three-bag-
ger with base on balls and errors by
Delehanty and Coughlin, scored six runs,
thosgh the Senators put little interest
in the finish by a rally
The Washington times., 1902-09-11

Boston ....1 Oil o.
Washington % o 3 0 0 0 %
The Washington times., 1902-09-11

Cleveland 20 0 i o 0 / x-12
Chicago 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o. 0
The Washington times., 1902-09-11

Cleveland % 0 o ! / 0 o x-a
Chicago .....0 / o ! 0 O--G
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Philadelphia 9 / 0 0 o . 0 x-5
Baltimore % 0 0 0 . 0 ca
The Washington times., 1902-09-11

.Batted for Townsend in ninth.
The Washington times., 1902-09-11
BOSTONS PENNANT CHASERS
TWICE TRIM THE SENATORS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Washington at Boston.
Baltimore Philadelphia.
Chcagoat Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1902-09-11

IOtdIS ......oZ Il II
aBatted for L. TAYLOR in ninth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

recalled. sang Don't You Blow Dat
Horn in an inInitable way.
An addition also 70 the afternoons pro-
gram was the recitation b. Miss Matte
& Hayail. Of Valley Center. a student Of
Lewis Academy. She spoke q selection
from Tom Sawyer. and initiated boyish
fright in the graveyard IN very clever
manner.
Ex-SuDerinten5ent Colvine begaa the
round table talk on What to Do the First
Day OF School" lie save several valua-
he suggestions as 70 how 70 become ac-
quainted with pupils ana their needs pre-
v.ous 10 the first days work Consider
able discussion was provoked ove- what
should constitute the opening exercises
f1s the nrst day. as wen as fer the daily
program Mss sally Rice made the most
eHe-getc speech CT the afternoon. advo-
G. ting a right stsrt for the day as well
IS for the year l. .. Hickman. Mss
Alice Jones and Superintendent scnce
tcok part in the argument
Miss Jones spoke At length on the elias
siacation OF pupils. making some excellent
points. 9lr- Hickman made plea for
music e. the public schools. advocating
Gliiy drill in the rU1imenis OF music %
Children of al grades, for I'VE or ten min
utos Of each day. II certainly would De
good plan. il feasible. Several teachers
save their experience IL this Tine. with
suggestions.
The county teachers feel that their asso-
Ciation for the year has begun we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
FRED GRAY BACK ON VISIT
Drops Down FROM Denver for a Frv
DAYS SIN

ar Fred Cray. formerly of Wichita.
rev Of The Pacifc coast and . prosper
Gus citizen Of California. droppea down
on his relatives Yesterday ard gave
them q genuine surprise. Z was In Den
YER. M Gray explained. and I thouza
I would drop down u Wlchita. as * vas
only few hours ride dout believe
ever saw Kansas ard Wichita In par
dCuiar. more prosperous loozin- than
today. every body seems % have money
end lots of IL II reminds ne of the CID
days. 5ust before The boom struck
&r. Grey VS. a clerk 81 The postoalee
IN the early DAYS e Wichita and served
during tha crash IL The boom when about
s2 transiert people sot their man aa!iy
81 che general delivery windows
have o1tea made computation.
Air. cray said. yesterday. -rhat sacl 1-e
~ those gro called at that lt,.e ciE
genersl delivery window at least ave
times aay. It was aa AVID, exPsr.euee
IN my life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
VALUE OF TESTIMONY
Greater Than Asssrtio-

There IS none OF rs 50 hardened but
shat when we have been able n aid CIR
fellow creatures by conlerrfuE teaefr
or bringing e little comfort iato taeir Iees
ve Ike % have appreciation sh1aa- This
generally AFFORDS more pleasure thaa the
performance OF the set itself. ard in this
connection The following letter from a
Paris. Texas. lady Is ~ more than usual
interest. Dear Friends J address y9n
as such for you have been sl1h g. re.
J suffered fer three years OF and On Rith
plies 7 was treated sc the hospital ard
che new ard elegant hospital - Memphis
They only gave ne temporary relieE
came west. thinking the change ~ 5ir ard
vater volid zensst re lee months
aso the bleeding plies came back on -s
AID eled 60 ulch thar thelel. wosl'f
de ha~e had four 81 the Enest doctors
81 this section o. Texas. eli thly ga vas
o. finally nearly le- ne g 90 ny grave.
Az iheT ssntsd was . Big SUN q u 1lv
from re and 20 operate U1 r1e- 2 sasd
ne go surgeons knife weed ez-e- me-
II IL vas ~ si1'e % die. God knew it.
ard when 7 died wolIz die Al ssether-
began herring absut vo1- -na.sic.as-
] had IN fslth IN yoa. blt z sent ara -ot
hox ~ your Pyramid PIE Cuse- .a $50
-gs she 1saed Sow hzf sllrsere5 81 o-e-
hair ere amount. ard III ore ntex sslt
- Eura tstter walked 1sl- 5ks ans
cid i.ttie helsew7-sz vas nat blaE-
ius shen. II ftr=e weeks was rs- Cd
ti7ss vcu tor ruttnE suca a z11ssrf-l
rnsiiril Rsihia lie reach 81 suffering rer
snd wumea Z shan never cezse g. re
cmue-d g91r nedizs-s ~ - ~irhs1s b.
sisa. 2 Used yeur Fs-razid PMS sane A.
iiearra7a- Tesslnory ike tats shi1
= more coaeiaciaE thas aH 1us ard
assertions ard s'le-i1 .saFs nc 1ua. la
tne -ini - the rr - q ~
,Hs r-ueiE. ETrazsAl F.-s care S sea a.
ll-srtsts r. ff-y re1ts Sacsass. or
VII Re naLe1 - IRE makers - ary a. .
-ress -7an reeelgr - Prize vrte Pyra-
szsid Dsss Co. Marshall. Aseh se- tAeir
beck G. Cause a-a ere ,: uae&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
HAD INTERESTING MEETING.
County Teachers Exchanged Views on
Their Work.

The county teachers held the most in
teresting meeting they have had for
months, in the chapel OF Lewis Academy
yesterday afternoon. IN spite of the
threatening weather. quite a number were
present. both Of the experienced teach
ers and those who VIII enter the profess
sion this fall, and were seeking iaspira-
ton for their work The academy chapel
Is an ideal place for meetings Of this
Kind and the use OF the plan ard organ
enables the teachers to add much 10 their
programs.
The new officers Of the association he
san their duties at this meeting Miss
Cora Alexander presides with dignity
and Miss Fanny Belden is an Industrious
secretary. A new feature OF the program
was an allowance Of several minutes In
PERMISSION. which tire was flied in with
social visiting among the teachers. The
idea Is a good one. and VIII extend the
acquaintance Of teachers and be helpful
in passing along new ideas and methods.
The musical Numbers OF the program
we're especially good Miss Laura Snyder
giving the first number, an arran gement
OF the national airs for the organ the in
strunent which she has made her especial
study Misses F1oy and Ruth Namonee
gave two vocal numbers. winning enthu-
s-astic applause. They sang "Life's Dream
IS Ger and i m Going 10 Live anyhow
Until Die" The quartet formed Of
alessrs- Chas. II Fifer, Luther ., lick
nan. Homer Herman and j. = Temple.
sang over the Sea" and when they were
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
PAPER WITH UMQUE PURPOSE
Reverend Jolly Issues a Paper Deal.
IN Win 1hrisf.Iire

Ssdewiek county has a new paper. its
data--ina siFirs Derby. IS place ~ ruh,i-
catoa Il = caued .sThe Kansas Banner
and is ~ Reverend F. ?. Jolly. an
evangelist purposes q uriaaa purpose in
It's puelcatlon- This purpose is "a SCI
forth Chriss-iife in The twenusth century.
C sivs caiust a tweutiete century, dress.
and show what his actions wold &c 4
lie were in the busy woTl6 ot selzy. The
rsFer Is very interestins. Eslto1 Jolly
IN his 1rsf nlmher SAYS a-olg o,hsr
things. This sss recognizes as never
Before tsat CHRIST IS revelation of
-sh- hseFsr He approves Is s.sht-
whatever ite condemns IS vFa Tho
eueStt'l constantly arises e. many -sirsls.
Nsa- would Jesus o. .n u1r tssree n
ensseF5se tais question some ny a. sprly
VITA rls11 hferalness IRE sxacs sayings
Of Christ il the a-st century u16sr ;he
Communal Plan q Ire present azy coz4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
sHoRT IN rs AccouNTs-
Disappearance Of a Marlow Man Hss
Eeer Exclaimed.


/ Chickasha, I. T.. Sept. 20.-Cn itad states
/ Commissioner Payne and Marshal Mad
sen were called TO hush Springs last
! night 10 investigate the strange disap-
/ pearance Of a man named alfred IEni. a
I painter. Of Marrow. who has been missing
/ from his home for over a week. They
succeeded in reaching a conclusion which
they believe 10 De correct solution a
the mystery.
On Monday a week ago FiI left his wife
and child IN NARROW and came to Rash
Springs. Ostensibly 10 buy q farm. He
arrived in the afternoon and about dark
1 phoned TO his wife. who had been some
what indisposed. asking as 20 her condi-
ton After sitting in drug store and
chatting few hours he went 70 q pool
and billiard hall. where he remained till
Il o'clock. lie left wish the remark that
he was goins-to bed. and that was the
last seen OF him. As NJ did not return
in a reasonable length OF time foul play
was suspected. and steps were taken TO
investigate his strange and unaccounta-
bic absence.
Judge Payne ard Marshal Nadsen cues
toned everyone at NARROW who knew Of
AIS fta-lt Hile 4lll1t4th ctlItl.llllE MS
domestic relations. financial condition and
every other source of information they
could CLEAN. and had about reached the
conclusion that he had met with foul
play. when a message from NARROW clear
ed UP tho mystery.
Mr.. Hi was short about So in his &c
counts with the head camp OF the Wood
men. and had failed TO remit To the
head Office on the date he should have
done so. He probably expended the mon
ey as h. had received it and found that
be could not make the payment az the
proper time, SO disappeared as the east
est method Of getting out OF it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
VISIT FROM SISTER ADELE.
Former Talented Musical lnstructress
Of ST. Camel VISITING Here.

Sister Mary Adele. Tor many years the
Principal music teacher OF All Hallows.
IS in the city. visiting that plaee efcsr
IN absence OF several years She is ac-
compaHied by her sister. Mary Vincent.
cf Dubuque Sister Mary Adele went 10
Dubuque from Wichita She is stationed
~ the mother house. where she holds "a
very Important position Sister Nary
-s1le. while AZ All Hallows. won @ great
many friends. Net Only IS She endowred
with raTe musical talent but also with
q wonderfully fine temperament. Win
those whom she comes In contact. she inn
rnediateiy wins VITA her magnetic ways.
Her many friends viii De glad % learn
that she IS % remain over Tuesday 4
visitor 70 All Hall7ws now at Carmel.
was informed yesterday they had an en-
rcllmeut OF ninety-five scholars. with
more coming in every day. The school
is under splendid management. and this
year viii evidently prove its most sue
CCssful year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

tons. As an example. sell all you have. %
Lay not up treasure en- earth Give
to him that asketh thee Tney say every
saying is 10 be mechanically obeyed.
such teachings are unchristlIke and i'm
Practical Were Christ living IN this age
He would give expressions 10 many say
inss which would not apply TO the pro-
ceeding or succeeding centuries There
never was character that adapted him
self more 10 the age the country. the
time and the people in which re lived
than did Jesus We live IN another age
than His; the problems and methods Of
life are different. but the same principles
v hich guided HIN are TO guide Us. he
washed the disciples feet and told them.
Ye also ought 70 wash one anothers
feet He did rot mean 10 teach Us 70
preserve the ancient custom Of foot wash
ing. but 10 teach that the principle Of
humility and service should control man
kind through all time
Put yolr stomach. liver and blood in
healthy condition and You can defy dis
case. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS IS n sue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21

It's the best place buy. Friends bring friends unit
cur stores are always busy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
East and West Side RacketS
Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise
These Two Busy Stores We're Crowded
All Day Monday You Can Buy

Golden Gate Flour, sack S IS
p lbs. Best GRADUATED Sugar LOO
Royal or Prices Baking Powder 80
Splendid Large Potatoes, pix II
Big Fancy Sweet Potatoes, PIX 10
Crackers, ID, by box only .o5
Queen of West Baking Powder. 10
3 Quarts Fancy Cranberries .25
7 Bars White Russian, Silk
Lenox or Clairette Soap =. .25
It's the best place buy. Friends bring friends until
orr stores AFRO aI1-,vs bus,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
NOTIONS

Good 104 Cotton Blankets, pair Observation-Disclosures 40
Good Ia Cotton Blankets pair Observation-Disclosures. 30
Good 124 Cotton Blankets pair Observation-Disclosures. 50
Mems Covert Cloth Coats -
Mems Black Twill Shirts IS
Fleece Lined Underwear
Three Pair Mems Heaviest Observation-Disclosures. %
Ladies Fast Black Hose, SC 0c and ......... .
Gents Rubber Collars, Toe. loo and %
Work Gloves DC 4Sc BE and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9S
Mems Suspenders, Zoe l5c and %
We are agents for Cones Boss Union Made Oyerals
and Jumpers.
Dress Shirts 4Sc 73c and Observation-Disclosures. 9S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24
LOCAL BREvTTIEs.

The Alexandria Light Infantry
visited the Masonic fair 10 Washington
last night.
The Girls Friendly Society OF Christ
Church will hold festival 10 the Par
ish Hall tomorrow (Fridsy) evening
from 4 to 8 o'clock, for the benefit oil
the Alexandra Hospital. Toe cream.
cake, csr4mtls, etc., with few fancy
articles will be sold. There will be an
exhibit OF the work done by the giIli
for the Iofrmsry during the year. Nc
charge will b. made for admittance.
The Methodist Protettsnt Church Of THU
city VII c, letrste its seventy-thiId anniyer
sary next ucdsY. 1t visa organized April %
1929. DR.. Henry O. Cushing OF Prince VIII
liam county, Va, who was licensed BY the
quarterly conference Of this church, will
preach at both services.
The brick wall In the rear OF the residences
Of Mr.. f. r. Msrbury on Prince street, be
tween Boyal and Pitt. fell last night, about
10 o'clock, with crash, but DID no dsmsge.
Fine fresh fish will be again for sale In
market tomorrow by Mr.. Robert Travers,
who always has the best varieties that can be
found.
A lite child was bitten by dog on north
Fairfax street yesterday. Officer Young sub
tequenily killed the animal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

The Fishery. The change 10 the
weather from 40 Cypress vely high to o
more comfortable temperature has been
hailed With delight by fish dealers.
The receipts at this port have material
ly fallen of since yesterday, although
many fish are passing up to Washing
ton, and the fact that the country de-
msnd is more pronounced at present
than ct any other time this season has
caused considerable discontinue to
shippers. Prices this morning for her,
rlng were about one dollar per tbous-
aud higher than yesterday. Thew
were quoted at $3A4. Shad we're $l0A
20 per hundred. Some of the Alexan-
driaus, it is confidently affirmed, will
''cut out" by the end of the week. the
season having been far from propitious
for them. In few cases money has been
Lost by the operators of the large shores.
Considerab Q cutting and packing IL 10
progress at Fishtown, but conditions.
as vet, ere fer from satisfactory. 1t Ia
said that fish are becoming very num-
erous farther up the Potomac. In the
neighborhood of this city the OILERS are
catching chad and herring freely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

POLICE COURT NoTEs. -Four case
occupied the attention Of Mayor Simp-
son 10 the Police Court this morning.
Each involved momentus questions.
The first was that of Mat. Williams,
who was charged with stealing a hat
belonging TO William Geary and selling
it to a secondhand dealer. The pfaint-
/ i'll, 1t appeared, was o lodger ut the
station house Tuesday night, az was
also Williams. The latter, 1t was
charged, acting on the principle OF
cheap lodging houses, shat the first up
10 the best dressed" took the hat and
disposed of it. Williams Indignantly
denied fine charge, snd with much We
hemence asserted that Geary had sent
him to the dealer to sell the csputical
covering; that be did 30 and that he
and the plaintiff soon spent the 30 cent.
obtained In whisky. The Mayor fined
Williams s., He had left $40 collater-
al, and was given IS change.
The second individual placed In the
dock was Richard Pines, colored, who
was charged with sppropriatiug to his
own use q game rooster belonging to
Alphonso Arlington. The darkey
averred that he purchased the fowl OF a
white boy. The court was not satisfied
with bis defense and imposed fine OF
So, with the understanding that we're 1t
not paid the delinquent would serve
twenty days on the chain gang.
The next person with grievance was
Daisy Barney, q colored girl, who had
mad female OF her own color arrested
on the charge of stealing q dashboard.
The evidence showed that the defend
ant had borrowed the board and tibet
1t had been broken while Ia use. II
had been repaired by the borrower and
returned to the owner. Oh course the
accused was dismissed.
The last case OF litigation was brought
by youth with On epidermis the color
OF new brogan. He had been negotia-
ting with Q bootblsok with the object
of buying out the goodwill and fixtures
OF an old.esta blished institution. The
owner of the business was about to
change bis mind and the complainant
invoked the law to intervene 10 bis be.
half. The mayor asked II there had
been any written agreement and was
answered In the negative. The plain
tiff stated that he had paid ~ toward
consummatiug the deal. The case was
dismissed, the would.be litigant being
told to recover the first instalment OF
the purchase money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

A.-The official programme fol
the State Convention of the Travellers
Protective Association which meets 10
this city tomorrow has been received
by the officers OF the local post. The
convention will be 10 session for two
DAYS, and the division of time Ia to be
ss follows:
Friday-OpeUiDg exercises, 1890 @
m, to p. IN.
Adjon for lunch.
Meeting st 2:30 end visit places OF In
tarest in Alexandria until 4 p. m.
Business session, afternoon, TO
O'Clock
Bspquet, $50 p. m. Senator Daniel
Congressmen Rxey, Lamb ADD Swan,
son are expected to be present ano
mske speeches.
Saturdsy-Business session, $3.50 q. %
TO 1890 p. m. %,
Lunch 10 rooms from 1890 to 1:S(
p N.
Meet at Las and take trolley rides
TO Mt, Vernon aud Arlington Heights
Eveniog-Those who remain over
will be divided into squads as desired
and placed In charge of committees tc
visit places Of Interest in Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

WILL MOVE IN THEIR NEW HALL
Mechanics Lodge, No. 3, Knights oil
Pytbias, will no W toto their new ball,
Oh south F5irfsx street, tonight.
There viii b5s s)it OF housewsrming
on t 80 occasion, and preparations have
neen made for a plea SAINT affair. Sew
gral grand officers will be present and
some ell tsrtsinipg speeches will be de
Iivered. Mechanics Lodge is one OF
the oldest PSt1isn organizations In tia
State. II was organized iu Ph@nix
Hall. northwest corner OF King and
Royal streets, in 1868. During its bis
tory 1t has had on its rolls numbers oil
the representative members OF the
community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

The MISUNDERSTANDING was the
hottest place in the United States dur
log the past two days. Early ye. terdsy
morning the mercury stood at II. BY
10 o'clock 10 the morning 1t had risen
to 76 At noon seven degrees had been
added to that figure, and by O'Clock
SO degrees had been reached. the bign-
est temperature registered yesterday 10
the country. In the afternoon clouds
we're apparently forming in the western
heavens, but they were later dissipated
and all indications of rain vanished
About 6 O'Clock in the morning the
temperature beVad to fall. By s o'clock
It bad sunk TO so degrees. Two hours
later 1t was elk degrees lower, and 1t
continued to sink during the night. a
strong northwest wind lessened the
heat and bore out the prediction of the
Weather Bureau that cooler weather
was due. Fair and much cooler is the
forecast for today, and Friday is to be
fair with fresh northwesterly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

COMING VAoANCY.-The term oil
Capt. Herbert Bryant IS Police Com,
missioner from the Third ward will
expire on August 1st. He has been
member Of the board since its orgsniza'
eion In 1895, and during bis incumo-
ency has faithfully and consclentiously
performed the duties devolved upon
him. 1t is reported that be will de-
cline to submit his name before Coun-
Gil for reelection, although many OF
his friends are urging him to do So
During the years he has served the
city frietions and issues have occurred
In which the BOARD has olt9n been
brought into prominence. There were
probably mistakes made by all parties.
and the parts taken by Captain Bryant
were actuated by honest coDvlclio0s'
aud those who desire him to remain on
the board have the utmost COZ d fence
in bis motives, being satisfied that be
bias always moved in the direct ion be
believed was best for the CITY. regard
less Of personal preferences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

RIVER NoTEs.-A large number Of
small craft are now seen on the river
but most of them are running fish and
a few. oytt,rs. More lumber'ladened
vessels have passed up during the pas
few weeks than have been noticed FOL
several years. Most Of them bring ma
terisl for tae new railroad bridge across
the Potomac.
The steamer Newport News on hel
way up from Norfolk last night passed
a large oil.tank barge bound to this
port
The barge Experiment. from Pbils
delphis, with coal to W. A. Smoot &
90, arrived this morning 10 tow OF the
tug Ssndow.
The schooner Leroy Is loading lum'
Der at Fl. K. Field & Goa wharf FOL
Indian Head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

BURGLAR IN THE HoUsE.-Some ex-
cltment was caused 10 the southern
portion OF the city between one and
TWO O'Clock this morning by several
pistol shots which awakened number
of people and brought others into the
street, 1t seems that Hugh beavers,
who lives on the east side OF Washing.
ION street, near GibboD, was awakened
by noise 10 the house and when he
started to rise from his bed be saw q
man in front of him. The intruder re-
tres ted and left the premises, not. how.
ever, until beavers had fred several
shots at him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-24

ANNIvERsARY.-Mr. aud Mrs. Caleb
Burnell celebrated the 18th anniversary
OF their wedding at their home, 9O9
south Lee street, last night. A rscep..
dion to q number of their friends and
acqusintances was rendered which be;
gan early in the night and continued
until about eleven O'Clock. The host
and hostess entertained their guests
most hcspitibly, and the occasion
throughout was exceedingly pleasant
During the evening there we're recits'
tlous and other features which added
greatly TO the enjoyment OF the occas,
ion. The collation. bad been prepared
with much care, and all the delicacies
of the season were in abundance
Among the guests were number OF the
friends and scqusiDtances of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnell from Washington.