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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
gtttsbnraer Muiifer urganiiiren fidi.

8ittSburg ga, 10. Sult. -
Sine 8ereiniqung Der U}uIiter Don
@r0Ber Qittsburg in cine 2otals
Union miro OemnG6ft Itattfinosn. Die
Ginri6tung zines 6auptquartiers Ooer
Union = QDtuls lit bereit5 in Qu8iiht
qenDmmen noroen, uno 6err 8ictor
6er6ert, Der 0iriQent beg gitt5burger
SDmp6onie Or6eiters, lit peri0nli6
fir Den Pldn etngenDmmen. Sin iolz
6es Qotal njiroe oen Utuiifern Gelez
9en6eit 6ietcn, no6 S6luB Der Gonz
3erte gu frciem Geountenau8tdui6 3uz
fdmmen 3u fommen. 8e9enpGrtig
beTte6en 3pei W}uIifer 0rganiIattoz
ren in 8itts6urq, nGmlid Der nD}u=
Iiter 8uno," dffiliirt nit 6em 2lme=
rifaniT6en 2(r6eiter6unOe, uno Der
.WuIiter S6uBDerejn" 1uf 8sgen=
ieitiqfeit. Die 0}jtQIieosr De5 2eBtez
rem 6utten 7i6 6i56er an Der S5oee, eiz
nem 2(rbeitarDerbanoe an3u8eh0ren,
geitoBen, ijno jeBt je0o6 3u elmer Ser
einiQunq 6erejt. 0ds 8eiIpiel Der
,,y}epz0orfer W}iIiferzllniOn, nel6e
nu6s3u 1000 M}itQlieoer 366lt, bat uuf
Die fieIigen 8er6dltniiIe grOBen Sim
fluB Qeii6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
TrucrlprhrsGhef brrnna!nft.

Qout5piIle, 8p,, 19. Suli. -
0&aior GoDaro 6ugbe8, Der frii6ere
5euernebr G6ef Der 6isIigen Stuot,
puros beute g}a6mittog ourd einen
eIettrii6en 0a99on U6srfobrtn unO
gst0otet. Gr mar elmer Der befarntez
ten 6euerpe6r Gbef8 i'm 2anoe uno
itunO % Sabre lang an Der Spite
oes bieii8sn 20fdDeIen5, bi5 er Dor
8ur3em nit baIb2m SoIdr in Ru6ez
ituno perieBt puroe, Sein Garriere
ais Q0ihmunn bs9ann por ijber so
SSa6ren. Gr mar ouf Dem 8ege nud
Der Dobnung zines 6reu1tOe5 unO 9ez
riet6, ais er gu 8se6pooo aus einem
@aggon itieg, unter Die RGoer zines
aus entgegengeieBter Ri6tung t0mz
menoen. dnberen gBdddons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
SelbIfmur0 i'm ,Srriinn.

2ltcp, MS, 10. Suli. - 5as.
9urrp, elm prominenter bieii9sr 6orz
mer uno So Sabre ait, Our4i4nitt ii4
mG6reno Der leBten Ha9t in einem
2tnfaue bon SrrIinn nit einem 5uz
i4enmeifer bic 8eble uro puroe 4eute
Morgen in ieinem Bette als 2et4e g.
funoen. 9urrH mar Ieit Dielen Sab
rem bier aniGiiig unO erfreute ii4 zines
guten Rufes. Dor orei 0fonuten aber
8eigten iia BEL Inn SPuren lei4ter
9eiite8itOrung uno man ianOte i'm
ms 9oipital, aus tpel4em er na4
einmonatli6er8e6anolung ais ge6eilt
entlafen nuroe. 8alO Ourauf uber
erlitt er einen RiifFal unO psrI6nano
pOm 6uuie. Seine 5amilie entoedte
baIo Teinen 2lufsntbalt unO na6m i6n
nieoer gu 1i4, inoeiTen beferte ii8
fein 3uitanO nidt. gr binterlGBt Ell
ne Dittpe, bier 504ter uno 5pei
506ne, pel6' 2eBters Bel Der rgennz
iplpania giisnbu9n" aRgeiteut iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Hfne GrnhrnrcnnIatinnen.

8iIte56orre, ga, 19. SuIi.
Die 8eri06nung5 GommiiiiOn
6ot in i6rem pu6lj3irten 8eriAt bic
Gnt7feioung gefdQt, OoB in jaoer&O6z
lengru6e, Denn OieU}e6r3a6l Der Gonz
trait &o6len9rd6er e5 perlongt, elm
0Ggemeiiter on9eiteGt DerOen muB,
oaB a6er oas 8e6olt oe8iel6en Oann
aud BON ben &o6Ien9rG6ern getrdgen
neroen Iou. 6erner BAT OieieI6e Gomz
MILTON bic GntiheiOunq Der 8o6lens
Itrife Gommi7Iion 6streff5 oe5 2tn=
56irren8 uro Der Dartung Der U}auIz
There 5eitsns Der 8ru6entuti6er bo=
Fin interpretirt, 0oB bic Dor Dem 1.
2lpril 1903 oieTerbuI6 6eIte6enoe Sc
pfloqen6eit na6 ME Dor in 8raft
6lei6en Tou. 8etreffs oes 9roteites
Der Qln9eihGten Der 6irma Sore Bros.
{: g., in pel6sm Oieiel6en oagegsr
proteitiren, oaB Der 8oblenprsis fir
gru6enz2(ngeiteGte erb06t poroer 1T,
fat ii6 bic 8eri06nung8 : Commit
ion fir ni8t competent erflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

gebt er in Die 9ergangenbeit Ser~
bi;n's 5urIf. S5n cen 6r0uen Der
O6renopitI6 iie6t er ben 6Iud Der
9nnuItie, aber0ruga babe ale ihIe4z
ten gigeni6aften ibrer 9orgdn9ertnz
nen psrf0rpert, obne cine ejn5i8e CUTE
gu beiiBen.
Der @erfaTsr nennt Wtilan etnen
geriulen 0}ann uno ieine 8ema9Iin
cine tugenobafte 6rau. Gr geIteRt
81, DAP W}ilan Elm Qump gtporoen
lei, u6er ni9t aus eigenem Selbitbez
bagen 6erau5. Sein ltnglid lei feline
Sinnlidteit gepeien, Die i'm Die
ihOne HataIis &sI6to. cine @enus
obne Seele, CUR Satin neRmen IieB.
DIS er ii4 in oeren 2ie6e gruuIdm
enttdui4t geie6en, babe er eben Der
SittenIoiigteit ii1 in Die 2lrme gez
porfen. 2tber pie unbeoeuteno bat
ten ii4 NtiIan's luitige Strei6e in
9ari5 gsgen Die brutole SittsnIoiigz
felt uno infume W}orDluIt oes 8naz
BEN 2tleTanoer au8genommen. 3u
auem llngIiit lei M}tIan 9riiqeIjunge
Der europGiiaen 9reTe genorosn uno
es bis 81 ieinem 9ooe geblieben.
8eiB europa g}i6ts?
@eorgemitI6 i6lieBt nit Den 0orz
ten: nSoQte oenu Guropa, ous bob
fonit nt6t 10 morolii6 unO 10 en-
pfinOIi6 lit uno fir befannte biitoriz
ide 6iiritsnmorOe teine Su6ne for
oerte, DON Der grauiigen 8Iutnirtbz
fdaft Oes leBten ObrenolDitid uno
feiner ais n6iBige 0irne" in 8elgrao
offen betonnten 9raga 10 gar gi6t5
gepuBt baben? ODsr entoedt man
iein bumone5 6er5 immer nur tIeinen
StQuten Qeaeniiber?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Bier Mruiflcn iIbrrfagrCH nno
uti1ntet.

Cincinnati, 10. 5uli. - 8ie,
9erionsn famen beute 9}a6mittag uuf
oem 8eieiIe Der Cincinnati, Qe6anor
uno g}ortbernz0iDiiion Der n9enn.
Iplpania 8a6n", nahe Den 2(pOn.
bale 9orItaotsba6nbof um'5 2sben
nGmli6 bic 8riioer 2ouis uno Wil=
liam Murr, er, reIp II Sabre ait, To-
ME 3pei un6etannt: junge N}dnner
0Gbr2no oieieIber an elmer 8urDt
oura einen tiefen 9ur61tih gingen
pi6en iie einem a6gebenOen Grtur=
fions3ug aus uno gsrietben babel un=
ter Die RGosr zines gerdOe dnlangenz
ben QeriDnen3uqs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
YBnflmur0r in @Bnmina.

tbeilte W&Oroer, 1onts etn 9ulf5z
S6erltf pon einem N}ob eri6oiz
fen. - @eiteres 8lutpergieBsn
befur6tet.
Butte, U}ont., 19, 5uli. - Sine
8epeI6e aus8aiin, 8poming, meloet,
oaB elm U}pb pd6rano Der bergangenen
Ra6t ous 0prtiQe Gountn 8efGngz
nib Itirmte, iia Der perurtbeilten0&Orz
Ger 8orman uno Nulter5 bemd6ti9=
te, unO oieIelban lpnate. 2y1r &0rper
purOen pon pielen 8ugeln ourhbo6rt,
Sin GountD : 8samter puroe BEL Gem
2tngriff uuF oaS 8efdngniB getOotet.
(SpGter.) - Sobn 8Orman ermorz
Oete Dor einem Sabre ieinen 8ruoer
unb entfi6rte Osi1en 5ruu. BaItsrS,
Der unoere 8elnn6te, ermorbete Dor
3pei SQ6ren cine 0ittpe, g}umens
6ooper, gu 6ot Springs, neil tie
7etne 6eirat65antrGgs abpie5. Der
BET Der Qpn6erei gu Balm 9etOOtete
8eamte lit Der 9Ulf5i6eriff 6. 6.
9iercs.
66on Isit IGngsrer 3eit bsrri6en
60dit 9eieBIOie3uitdnOe i'm n0roIiden
0poming. Sderiff Benton bon Big
6orn Gountp, pelher eine Qn5a3l
6erporragenoer 8ieb3ii6ter nabe3berz
mopolis per6uftet bat, ia6 iih 9ez
3nunQen, ben @ouperneur I'M eU}tl!5
gu erIu6en, oomit er ieine 8efange>
nen Iifer na9 Balm dbIisfern tann.
Der 0}o6, peIder WuIter8 unO Cor
man lDn9te, rottete ii6 in 6putt8Dille
uno 5onslip 3uiammen unO ititrmte
in Der perQangenen g}aht Dus Sc
fGn9niB gu Balm. Die 2pn6er feuerz
ten fofort BEL ibrem 2(nlungen cine
Sulpe uuf oas 8sfGngniB u6, uno
9ierce, lpelher Dur6'5 9er3 getroffen
puroe, itijr3te toot nieDer. Sin an
oerer 6ulfsIferifT, Hamens W}eaDe,
pel6er nit 9ierte Die S6Ure oes Sc
fdngniFes 6epo6te, srbielt einen
6treifI6uB an Der S6uIter. Die
bstoen 8eFangenen murOen olSOann
i'm 8efdn9niB eri6oiIen.
N}on fur6tet, oaB e8 in Der g}G6e
bon 56srmopoli8, no cine 6e6oe 3piz
i6en ben S6afz unb RinOpieh3i6z
tern 6arr76t, 3u sinem 8lutbaO fOmz
men niro. Sin S6af3u8ter, Ramen5
Ben Minnif, puroe tijr3lid eribOIz
len, urb Sferiff 8eniOn oerbuftete
ms6rere Der an Der Shat bet6eili9ten
9erIonen Gs ite6t gu erparten, DoB
Elm @erIu6 gemodt perOen pirO, Die
8efanqsnen 3u Inn6en, unO Der S6sz
riff bat elm itarte5 2luf8e6ot oeriamz
melt, um lie na6 Balm 81 9eleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
5(t1tnnO Crust Go
ppn W6drpIanc.
Union Trust Building,


9ruHbfapitoI ..............S1,0 ,0OO, 600. 90
ueberl6ub uHo uuoertbsilte
Qrufite ..........-....... 400, 1854 %
Gubrt elm uugsmsius5 SaHi= unO 3rut=
@siddft.
9rsi Qro,cnt SinIsn bcoobIt ouf giIon=
zen. oi. uuf Gbsis gtjootE psrOtn.
3eitz9epOiiteR Iu ipsJieGsH 8oteR angts
uommeH.
Gpars Z eparterdtnt.
Ginlngeu i'm 6par= Stparttment, ben qts
tpobnlhtu neutrality-suspicious. uutirnor=
fen. srDuui6t. 81 9ro5sut 3iuitn btioblt
Gjtis 6ompuenis if Gin otitsli6,s 0e=
pOftortum iur 5Onos in 8anotu BON sru=
tees oOsr 3eitdmcuts 9oqfrsd,rn, ipipie
ole Stoats= uno Gjtridtszgtomt,
Ginbrcdtrfasrs geDolbs 6dften So so
bis $50. 90 pro Sabr
Credit gCitit oeruusaabt, in oqen 9bei=
Ten Der g8tlt psrneRDbar.
George SIatiifpne. TRues gSbftt, ir.,
prafoeHt; 9ict=Qrdi.;
gbarIss Z. Crane. Rid,cre 3. Seamau,
3 Witts9rdl.; 6etr. uuD Sdasm.
Scfbua 2. SeiO, 9lIfs'setr. unb sGasm.
Grrfufips 6 pmite:
gtsIioR Qeriu. Seymour Wauoslbuum,
gD,sIep N Ger, Grueit 5. Ruabe, IT.,
6. e. QuutiHg. (lug.l4lSO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Rort mir ecm Gil.

5daDtritnuois. pf:n Oab pisl: in o.tm 2aHo.
iabyi;rtt Q!aM EH,fnIbcr ,utbllrca. Eieit5
b.imtitd bs uuO ibtci6cnoe 0it wtuU LANCER
guommtU, Uer9itet &lut unO Sditt uuo inter-
grd5t bic GeiuuObtit I 4 II a uI. abr b ?.
Sic 1!t;H NM tlui:uoflb btpobyttu 81 9trndrO 5
i,ln b:r,;t;i uuo 6dbtn nd itit &lbrbuuocrtcu bti
al.H untsr!ti5slciotu. Gcyfop'uUQ uHo NCbtr.ci0sU
ais Gin nbtrts uUo Ub,raus D,yfiam;s N,ilmjttt.
nets QlduitnO btpl6rt Sjt St GcruarozRrdu=
tsrplcn nuD in alien Gpotbftu 81 bab:H.
(DloR6rS&Sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
groteiiircn gcgen 9lusifjlieBnnq.

6OnOluIU, 19. Suli. - 2dut
elmer 2lntijnOigung peroen Die bteiiz
gen G6ineien eirs 0oTen0eriammz
lung ab6ulten, I'M smpbatiihen Pros
teIt gegen i6re 2(u5i6lisBun9 aus ben
Der. Staoten gu er6e6en. 8lei63eitig
nouen Iie i6re eisene 8e8ierung err
Iuden, 3oaregulationen ge8en ameris
toniI6e 0auren ein3ufUhren, fuus Die
8e6inoerung Der ginpan0erung DON
@6ineIen in Die Der, Staaten urD De-
rem 9epenoencen ni6t beieiti9t piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

q o m, 19. SuIi. - 2(Qes pirO
jeBt fir Die Dabl zines 9&u9folger5
OOrbereitet, unO Die gan3e leBte Node
1T man auf's GtfrigIte in OteIer 6inz
ii6t thGtig getpeien. gatiirli6 pirb
ii6er bic pi4tigIten Gntrpidelunger
6tiQi4peigen beobadtet, aber Die
6auptmertmale Der Situation lafen
ii8 bod uni4per oerfolgsn. IS 1T
jeBt tlar, OaB Die 2tnbdnger Der 8dr~
oinuGle Hdmpolla uno 8otti ii9 auf
2eBteren pereinigen perOen. Die 81
nan5intereifen Der8ir6e, ME tie ourd
Die 8ant BON Rom reprGIentirt iinO,
unb oa5 9uupt Des SeiuitenorOens
Tte6en Der GanOioatur Oes Raroinul3
GOtti gleidfaIS inmpatbii8 gegen@
ii6er. Die frun8Oiiide Oppoiitton gee
gen 8urOinal 8otti i6eint ii6erpun<
ben gu Iein. Gum S6sil rii6rt Dies
caber, ouB ii4 unter ben itaIienii6en
PrdlateR INNER mehr Die lteber6euS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
9frtte 2eltte.
9Sofgef6i6ten ans 25eGgrao.
GntbiilIungcn Ocs friibcrcn Icrbis
idlcn IRiniiter Vr1iiScntem
Nlaunu 6cUrGciuitidl.

SenTationeGer Irtitsl in 9aroen's
.3utunft." - 8is ss por Dem So
nigsmoroe am isrbiiden 9Ofe berz
ging. - 6aar7trdubenOeStarOdIe.
- Mitt6eilungen, peI6e ggy&0z
MIA 0}ilan ouf Dem 5tsr6ebette
Dem W}iniitsr 9emodt baben ioa,
2ueranoer plonte Die grmorOun8
ieine5 9ater5 uno anOerer polltiz
I6er @egner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
potomac Dredging Company.

The Potomac Dredging Company, or
ganized under the laws Of Maryland, Is
making arrangements for beginning oper-
ations on the river at an early date.
Mr.. Angus Cameron is president, and
Mr.. Frank NJ. Phillips, Of this city, SUI
perintendent. The company will have
a tugboat of large capacity and fitted win
every modern appliance built in Balti-
more, but the dredge and eight large scows
will be constructed on the river front east
of the Baltimore and Ohio r. X. depot
in this city under the supervision Of Mr..
Phillips. who has forseveral months been
making drawings Of the plans. The
lumber and and machinery have been or
dered and work on the dredge and scows
will be commenced about the first OF
the year. The company expects to be-
gin operations by the middle OF March.
The tugboat will be the largest and most
powerful of any on the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
LOCAL RREVIPIES.

The churches yesterday were but
sIimly attended on account OF the inclem'
ent weather.
Mr.. J. D. Normoyle, notary pubic,
has had printed a really beautiful calen-
dar for 1904.
Robert Murphy has sold to Eva Bowen
two houses and lots at the northeast
corner of Pitt and Princess streets.
Sixteen dodgers were at the station
house Saturday night. The same num-
her were accommodated last night.
The committee on public relations of
the Baptist Church was not prepared to
report Yesterday morning, aud a pastor
was not elected, as had been expected.
Forty-fiye pounds of turkey were
stolen while in transit from Wytheville
to Mr.. Thomas Perry in this city. They
we're received this morning when the
theft was discovered.
The discharge Of two pistol shots in
ward on Prince streetyesterday afternoon
attracted the attention of passersby unit
they ascertained that the shots had beer
fred by some juveniles at a mark.
The steamer Norfolk on her way M
Chesapeake Bay about ten o'clock las
NIGHT encountered heavy wind. A
high sea was raised, but the steame
rode it out and arrived here this morning
on time.
An Italian Jumped from moving irelgn
train of the Washington-Southern hallNa
near Franconia Saturday and received serlou
Injuries. He was brought TO TINS ciY az
placed in the Alexandria Hospital, where
was attended by DIR. Smith.
Can't. r. f. Knox sold at public auction .
day for Col. Francis l.. Smith, trustee, a i
0. ground or court in the rear OF the sonlne !,
Methodist Church to Mrs. Asbury hoWei' Il
800 cash.
: You will know where TO buy your ClFls
: mas presents for the least money II you Iea
( the advertising columns Of the Gazette todai.
, A small package of dry goods found on 70
street this afternoon by Letter Carrier D"yt
can be had by applying to the pOstoihce-
Miss Nicholson, daughter Of Officer Niche
son, won a thirty-six pound cake at ran
Saturday night.
The shortest day Of the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Death of Captain Adams.

CAPTAIN james L. Adams, one OF the
Oldest. best known and most generally
esteemed citizens of this city, died at ms
home on south Lee street. shortly before
n.ne o'c,oer this morning. The deceased
had recently been suffering from what
was supposed to have been grip, but had
recuperated sufficiently to move about the
city on Saturday last. He arose this
morning and while in the yard had a
partial of collapse and was brought into
the house. His condition alarmed the
menbers'of his family and neighbors were
summoned as well as physician.
He showed no signs Of recupera-
ton and later lapsed into a state
of unconsciousness. His death soon
followed. The deceased was born in
April, 1925, and was consequently in
his 10Th year. Capt. Adams was one OF
the most prominent figures in this COM
munity during the past half century.
He was a carpenter by trade, but spent
most of his younger days on the water.
He had served on vessels on the ocean,
bay and river, and Tor long time follow,
ed plotting. For many years he had
been the Lumber Inspector of this city,
and was holding that position when
death over took him. He leaves a widow,
but n children. The deceased was justly
popular among a large circle Of friends
and acquaintances, and while his death
will be regretted by all who knew him,
it will be most keeuly felt by numbers
who met aud conversed with him almost
daily. While lettering under the weight
of wears there we're certain places he was
fond of visiting and genial spirits with
which he delighted to mingle. he was
always greeted with a sincere and cordial
welcome, as his companionship was en-
loved by all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Died in Church.

The congregation of Christ Church
were startled Yesterday morning shortly
after the services began by the sudden
death of Capt. John NJ. Sipple, of Mil
ford DEL, who occupied a seat in the
rear of the auditorium, under the choir
gallery. Soon after the service had
begun he was seen 10 slip from the seat
to the floor. He was picked up, carried
into the vestry room and DIR. M. w.
O'Brien was summoned. He expired,
however, before the arrival Of the doctor.
The latter upon an examination OF the
body said death had resulted from heart
disease. The body wac removed to the
undertaking establishment OF B. Wheat
lev. Justice Beach held an inquest
Yesterday afternoon and the jury render
ed a verdict in accordance with the facts
oisen above. Capt. Sipple came here
about two weeks ago to superintend some
repairs 10 barge. He boarded at the
residence of Mrs. Nora NJ. Foltz, oOo
south Lee street. Capt. Sipple had
completed his labors and remained only
to attend services in Christ Church. The
deceased attended meeting OF Alexan-
dria:Washington Lodge of Masons last
Thursday night. He was hity-three
years of age. kilograms we're sent 10
his late home announcing his sudden
death aod this morning message was
received from S. NJ. Reynolds OF the
Masonic fraternity at Milford, Del,
stating that II. l.. Burnstein would
come here today and take charge OF the
remains. They will be shipped by Mr.
B. Wheatley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Police Court.

rMaccr G. L. Simpson Presiding.J
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning; oeoo..
Edward Travers, arrested by ohicerS
Allen and Roberts, charged with disor-
derlv conduct and fighting. forfeited MS
collateral by failing to appear, and 1onn
Travers. arrested by the same officers on
a similar charge was dismissed. On
Saturday night week while snow was
falling Officers Allen and Roberts heard
cries Of distress in the locality they were
patrolling and on Jefferson street, be-
tween Washington and Columbus, they
found fight in progress between the
two men, who are brothers. The officers
nut both under arrest and the case came
up this morning.
A young man arrested by Ofhcer
Knight for using improper language on
the Street, forfeited his collateral by fail
ing to appear.
James Lucas, arrested by Officer Sher'
wood charged with stealing pair o.
shoes. was fined IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Personal.

Mrs. Angus Cameron gave reception
Monday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at
her home, 301 0akdale road, in honor
of Miss NJ. L. Aguew, of Alexandria,
Va. The house was lavishly decorated
with holly and American beauty roses
Most pleasing music was rendered.
Several unique costumes OF ladies VINO
assisted Mrs. Cameron in receiving blend
ed charmingly with the decorations. A
bonafide Turk made and served coffee in
his native costume. Following the re-
ception dinner was given. The favors
were American beauty roses Balti-
more American.
Mr.. G. P. Mahood, of Lynchburg,
with his wife and little daughter are
guests of Mrs. Mahood's mother, Mrs
R. T. Chewing, on King street.
Mrs. Isadore Raynor. wife Of Hon.
Isadore Raynor, and sister, of Baltimore
are visiting their cousin, Mrs. j. A. 1.
Marsteller, at st Elmo.
Mr.. w. F. Williamson is spending the
holidays with his parents on north Alfred
street.
Lieutenant James Smith today received
postal card from Mr.. Louis Kraft, who last
summer returned to his old home IN Germany
conveying Christmas greetings TO his ola
Alexandra friends. The postal bore the
photographs of Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft. -.
Miss Crawford, of Erie, Pa, and Miss Nlr-
ginia Crawford, student at the American
School Of Osteopathy, at Kirksyille, Missouri
are spending the holidays with their aunt,
Mrs. Herbert Ramey, on Alfred street.
Mr.. 0. Z. Smith, Of Washington, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest Of Mr.. ii. l..
Ramey. r,,. ~.
Nd, to spend the holidays. -.
Mrs. S. G. Brent has retuened from visit
to Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert Benson, now employed at New,
port News by the Eagle Shoe Company, VIII
spend his Christmas holidays at his home II
this citv, much to the qualification oil ms
many friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Railroads Route Changed.

Senator Martin has introduced bill
changing the route to be followed through dy
Washington BY the Great Falls and Old
Dominion Railroad. 1t originally was
proposed that the route should extend
through the business part of the city,
but senator Martins bill provides that
the road shall extend east on NJ street
from the end of the Aqueduct bridge to
New Jersey avenue, and ON New Jersey
avenue to Massachusetts avenue. From
that point the original route will be fol-
lowed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Fight Will be Bitter.

Those who persist in closing their ears
against the continual recommendation of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, will
have long and bitter fight with their troub-
les. if not ended earlier by fatal termination.
Read what T. R. Beall, of Beall, Miss, has to
say: Last fall my wife had every symptom
of consumption. She took DR.. Kings New
Discovery after everything else had failed.
Improvement came at once and four bottles
entirely cured her. Guaranteed by 4. 5.
Leadbeater & Sons, druggists. Price SOC AMI
$l.OO Trial bottles free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Catholic Benevolent Legion.

Alta meeting last night of OKane
Council, Catholic Benevolent Legion,
the following officers were elected +;
James Roche, president !; I. d. Downey,
vice president Thomas Burroughs,
secretary Robert Wenzel, treasurer
NJ. Cregan, chancellor j. P. Quinn,
orator; 7. MCGOWAN, marshal; John
McKenna, collector; Thomas Nugent,
inside guard G.. NJ. Downey, outside
sentinel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
A Variety of Weather.

st. Patrick's Day weather has prevailed
during the past forty-eight hours. Snow
began to fall early Saturday night which
continued until about midnight. Rain
followed and early yesterday the ground
was covered with sleet. The rain even
tually obliterated the sleet after which
the wind veered and blew stiff and cold.
Today broke clear and mild, but later
the heavens became overcast and threat
ening conditions followed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
KndnI Dysnepsia Cure

Dieests all classes of food, tones and strength
ems the stomach and digestive organs: Cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Stomach Troubles,
and makes rich, red blood, health and
strength. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure rebullds
wornout tissues, purifies, Strengthens and
syeetens the stomach Gov. q. W. Atkinson
Of West Virginia, says; Il have used mum,
her of bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and
have found il TO be very effective and, indeed,
a powerful remedy for stomach ailments. !
recommend it to my friends" Sold by all
druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Seriously Hurt.

An alteration took place on Saturday
night on Duke street, near Payne, be-
tween Milton Franklin and Nathan
Phillips, which resulted in the latter
being seriously injured about the head
50 much so that he had to be removed to
the Alexandria Hospital for treatment.
Franklin fed and the police are search
inc for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-21
Funeral.

The remains Of the late Walter b. Wad-
Aov whose death occurred at his home in
Washington Friday last, arrived here by
ferry about l o'clock this afternoon and
we're inferred in Union cemetery. Ser
v;ces we're held in Washington, and Alex
andria. Washington Lodge of Masons met
the body at the wharf and escorted II %
the cemetery where it was inferred Win
Masonic honors.