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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17
Sentid)lano.
TiIla &rupp auf @apri
bient fortan Seil=

oient fortan Cell
atued en-.
Berlin, IL. Ottbr. 8ebeimratb
profeior Gmil b. Sebring, Der be-
riibmtegntbsdsr observation-disclosures
neueroings tpe9en ieiner epo9ema9en=
ben Seriu4e 3ur Seilung Der Suber=
tuloie bdufig genannt, bat Die 8iaa
oes beritOrbenen &rupp auf Gapri an=
setauft uuo peripanbelt Tie in cine Nn=
ftalt fir Serumtberapis.
6 / n IA Sabre tier W aie=
Fats Beleibiger.
DRESDEN, II. Ott. gu pirna in
Sa6ien 1T Elm 14idbriser S6iiler,
&einbOlo 8raf nit Namen, wegen'
Maieitdtsbeleioiguns gu einmOnatli9er
@efdnsniBbaft uerurtbeilt woroen. Sie
Prehe nimmt bon bieiem Nbberiten=
Streid Der idaiiiden Strafjuiti3 nit
grimmigem Sobn gtOti3.
Ser Senfations= m n
bes 2ieute BiIfe.
8erlin, IL. Oft. Die Nfaire
oes 2ieutenants Billie, iiber oeien ien-
iationele publitation uno 0erbaftung
idOn beri6tet pOrben 1T, hat cine un=
befdreiblibe @rresuns berporgerufsn,
fpecieQ i'm 16. Nrmeecorps, tpeldem
oas 2otbrin9ii9e Srain Battalion
go. 16 in Sorbad sugeb6rt. Sie Sen=
beng oes bon Billie perfabten &omans
Cine fleine @arniion" 1T ani6eineno
seaen StrafperieBuns unO Strafsarni=
ionsn geridtet. Sie Wilieu=Sdiloe=
rang perrdtb einen fdarfsn uno beit=
informirten geobadter, aber au9 einen
ieniatiOnsliiiternen, Die fdlhpfrieiten
pfabe betretsnben S5riftfener, tuel9er
bic intimiten ginselbeiten aus Sffi=
3iersfreiien in srsibarer SeutIibtsit
entbiQt.
Ser 8erfafer Tu9t bic abI9euli9=
ffen Sdlupfpinfel bss 2niters auf,
weI4e er in Offi3ierstreiien bin.inper=
leet. Sie banbelnben Sffi;iere finb
5umeiit S9uloenma9er. Srinter, gbs=
BREEDER lno brutale @orgeiebte, beren
2aufbabn in 9eiertion, gerabi6ie=
bung. wlOrb unb selbfmorb enoet.
Silie prOteifirt sesen Soloatenmib.
banblunsen uno rest als Nbbilfemittel
gegen bas Sdulbenma9en ben grlaB
zines 8eiebes an, tpobur6 bic S9ul=
ben bon Offi3ieren big gum Saupt=
mann nidt eintlaebar ieiu iollen.
Sur9 yilie's gntbillunesn finb
sablreide 5amilien in 5Orbad in bic
peinli4ite 8erlegenbsit gebradt. Ser
feoersewanbte lieutenant bate bsreits
gum l. NObember ben Sienit quittirt.
Sie &eoaction Der u9Otbringer 3ei=
tun9" i4reibt iber bic gHaire nod
Golsenoes:
Ser &oman eridien unier benz
PieubOnpm: Grib bon Der &prburg.
Sie triiben S9iloerungen errssen be-
re9tistes Wibtrauen uno 3weifel. gs
wdre traurig, tpenn nur Elm gru6tbeil
FOLDER @emeinbeit, Immoral unb Sera=
loiisteit folder ebeli9en, finan3ieaen
unb bienitli9en Mibberbdltnifs wabr
ndre.
Ser 8erfaiier trift ba9e9en ben
Nasel auf ben 9opf, mo er Die 6orm
seieaidaftli6er &onberiation anee=
penoet bat pber bic Snloatenmibhano=
lunsen, ben GaG Siiiiener unb ber=
slei9en mebr beipri9t.
gr liefert cine 6iille intereIianter
@in3elbeiten uno i9drffter gsOba4tun=
gen, wsl4e on Cola erinnern."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17

Der beute Nadmittae nm 1925 bonn
6alien 124 sesebene Nlarm rief Die
6eusrtpebr mad oem SauSe $40. 1883
Ioro gtsw Seriep Ctr. wOielbit elm
6euer aussebroden mar. 9lls bic
90IdmannIdaft anlan9te, mar baHelbe
bereits aug. S9aoen unbeosuteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17
Se!bimorabsrind, mabreno oes
&aitrens.

@dbrenb &oD @risht. Elm nabe gl=
pppo anidiiiger 6armer, uel6er our
3eit Snia1e zines pribat=Sanato=
RUINS 1T, raiirt muroe, entriB oerielbe
Dem Barber bas Meher uno bradte
ii6 bierauf cine tiefe Wunoe am 9alie
bel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17
Surge 9epeiaen.
MuSlanS.

II. Ottober.
gDien. Nad benz vgfeuen Sage
blatt" min peter bon Serbien i'm Se=
sember ben ruiii9en uno 6ifer-
rsidii9en Sof beiuden.
Paris. Sn Mrmentieres, Separ=
tement ou Norb, fino anldBli9 Der un=
ruben unb &dubereien Der lebten Sage
Al psrionen nerbaftet worben. Sie
Streiter lebnen ieoe @emeinidaft nit
ibnen ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17
8ari@e fur Den @bite &ibsr.

Senator geberioge bat aus @aib=
ineton benz parf Superintenoenten
power benadri9tiat, baB bas 6iTdersi-
9epartemeni OH ibn 500 8aride abse=
fdidt bat. Oieielben iolen in ben
Wbite &iber nabe &iperiioe parf aus=
geieBt merben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17

s. >. s.. y. GrcmrNott
Gpansptue, $500 Numo=
fabrt, Samitag, II. Cetos
ber. 2tbenoS If ttbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17
Mus Sen 6eridts bGfem.
Die 8unoe Sc d mo-
rene n.

Bunoesgert1t tiir ben am y. NODenlber
beeinnenoen @eriGts= Sermin fOlsenoe
Slir9er funeiren:
Sobn Sowman, Sa9erstown; Srant
Srier, &ainsbills; 3itaro @bituooo;
gteeomoo,e; Sobn W. SabioiOn, Sn=
opls.; Sasper q. @laBcod. @rsenfislo;
Senrp 8rigas, 8OOolano; @bas. Sao=
lep, Sanbi0e; @bas. Sa1er, Gttica;
SEQ. W. Sarris. Wef Serre Saute;
SerOme Suffice, 9O9anspOrt; Wm.
Sing, Saopls.; Daniel &itdel, gal=
Ton; Samer Wc@lanaban, &enBelaer;
SEQ. Wartin, 9afapette; Yeter Merb.
gurrettspils; Ssnrp Miller, Ulont=
mOrenci; 8. s. Seal, 2ebanon; Siaac
&ouib. 8us @itD; Yeter S9winn,
9lleranoria; Sartlep Smith, 8ropflnn;
SIaac H. StuBsl, Wiliamsport; Ser
man u. Sole, 9afnDette; Sobn Som=
tiniOn. MariOn, uno SOIiab %. 8.
@olfe. SanfOro.
g 9ahener btlaeen.
6lorence 9tap perianot bon Der
gclppIe Gonl So. $4,000 Sdaben=
srIab. sic bate ein Saus bon oer-
ielbsn ger,ietbst. gu pel&em au6 eint
auf Dem Sof 5efinoli9e 0uelle se=
bort. 9lls iie zines Saees Die bieielbt
Hmgsbsnoe Ylatform reiniste, sabsn
bic grstter na9 uno iie ftiirste in bic
Quelle uno erlitt i9were gerlebunesn.
sic bebauptet. baB Die 5aaseieentbii=
mer tpuBten, oaB Die platform I'M ii9e,
mar.
Charles @asatt wunI6t BON bel
penniploania 8abn=@efeli6aft s25,:
900 griab fir 8erlebungsn, welde e,
our6 bic Sdulb Der Nngeitellten be,
eIellld)aften erlitt.
6annie s. Sbarp reihte cine au'
$4,000 lautenbe Sdaoeneriabtlaet
eeeen ben Wunbarst Or. s. u. Man,
fer elm. sic batte bOr einisen Sabrer
einen arm sebrOden uno ii1 bel BEN
Ir3te in gebanoluns ge9eben. Si'
bebauptet, ba6 berielbe ben Nrm MIDI
rsdt bsbanbelts uno oaB irfolee oeHer
oerielbe iteif blieb.
CHARLES M. Smitb bat Die Snopls.
& yfortbeaitern Sraction 60. auI
s25, 900 S4aosneriab pertlast. 81
mar bel oerielben als Wa1ertrd9sr an.
| eeltellt eetpeien unb mar zines Saees
Obne iein 8eri9uloen, pdbrsnb sr in
Sienite mar, einen Siisel binabge.
| idleuoert worben. gr muroe berma.
Ben ON &iiden berleBt, baB er on
gansen 20rper geldbmt wuroe uno BIZ
L
Wusteln ieiner 9lrme na9 uno mad
dbferben.
Iu bem Ocean Der @bt
gef franbet
Solgenoe @beleute, pelde 9tieten II
Der gbefanos=2 Otterie ssSossn batten,
6aben aus nadfebenoen 8riinoen
Sdeiounsstlasen einserei9t:
Soa &. Dates sesen Sames &Obert
Oates, brutale 8ebanoluas, YHi6t.
berna4ldifsuns; Martba Glis seser
gilbert Gaig. Srunf.nbsit. @r fol
ibr our llnterbaltuns Der Samilie ME
mails einen Sent seseben baben. 81,
berlanst $4,000 alimente.
Sic Waiierwert=8 =8eieII
d oerlor.
Sn Der &lase bes Sobn Moore &C.
gen Die .Ssnopls. @ater Co." ipra6er
&idter WcMafer's @sidporene oen
aldser 800 SdaoensriuB gu. usber
ben Gan ilf bereits geftern beri9te
mOroen.
8annes nod weit brinqen
Carl gDbetlsl BON 425 Sf Waibs
ington Str., Elm nod i'm iussnbli9er
9llter itebenoer 8uride, tpel9er babe
abgefaBt tpurbe, als er in Der Oific,
Der @rceliior=Gabrif No.750 90. Waib
ington Ctr. einen 8eloidrant itren
gen polte, tpuroe bonn &i1ter Stub!
nad Der &eformi4uls in plainfielo ae
ianot.
H s. @ 81 Err>trR nM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17
0ie &c. :. S. 9. als Sor:
bilo fir cine abnliae Sebr=
Mnifalt.

Yrof. Seribam, Superintendent Der
0fentli6en Sdulen in Sammonb,
psilte in biefieer Staot uno nabm cine
singebenoe 8eii6tisung Der Sanbfer=
tisfeits=SO9ihuls Dor. Wie er sa9t.
iOa in SammOno cine dbalide 2ebr=
anftalt etablirt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17
Nahrihten aus Snbiana.
6 Il m B II s-G d m o NO.

Col NJ bus. Ser Stabtratb
bat einen Greibrief auf 35 Sabre on
Die Columbus, @reensburg & &i6=
muno SractiOn SO. bepiliet.
$4,000 berlanst.
Gaporte. Sm 2aporte &reis=
@eri4t bat Sarbsp We@anbifb als
Terwalter oes Nadlafes bon Sames
Srigs, cine auf $4,000 lautenoe
SanoeneriaBtlase sesen bic Gbieaso.
Snoia1apolis & 2ouisnille 8abn @e=
Ieai6aft einoereidt. 8riga mar in
einem llnfall auf Der gabn sst6btst
tporoen.
Sine Qntlage pegen e.
pref lung nieoerge=
d la9en.
2o9ansport. gluf 9lntrae
bes Staatsanwalts ilt bic auf Be-
ifehung lautenoe 9lntlaae ge9en ben
albermann Daniel @ilsspie nieoerge=
| i6la9en poroen. @r lit Der @nii6t.
oab oas geweismaterial ge9en ben an=
setla9ten gu faoenfdeinis iit, um cine
lleberfiibrung berbei3ufhbrsn.
gDeroen genefen.
@lwooo. Die perionen, pel6e
am SOnnerfa9 bel Der @olifion auf
Der Union Sraction 9inie erbebli9 Der.
lebt wuroen, perosn nod gnii9t Der
Qerste nit benz 2eben baponfommen.
Sur Yerbefferuns Der
SbiO g 9iffa brt.
gpansbille. Wie idon er-
mdbnt. bat bic @eielidaft fir 0er-
bsheruns oes Obio Die bon Der por=
idbriaen 8eriammluns paifirten Se=
fdliihe gutgebeiBen.
sic bsiasen I'M Weientli4en, bab
bic Yroouttionstraft bes Shio-Sbales
10 iebr i'm 3unebmen begriffen 1T. oab
Die @ertsbrsmittel bieies 8 2anoestheiles
teinssmfgs oamit Sdritt baltsn rno
oaher Die gntpideluns Der srOBen &e=
iourcsn oes Sbales before Wittel ere
fprbert.
Surd einen gefegelten Slubbertebr
t0nne iOl9em SeoiirfniB am ebeitsn
uno beiten absebOlfen tperoen.
IS iOllten oaber baloi9f bic S4ritte
setban peroen, um oas ldnsit befiir.
tportete proiett Der Stromreguliruns
aus3ufibren unb i'm Obio eine 6abr.
rinne uOn neun SUB Siefe bon pitts=
burg big @airo gu idaffen um bic
S4iifabrt wdbreno oes 9ansen Sab
reg gu erm69li9en uno einen oft mebr=
mpnatli9en Stilitano fur Die 3utunft
gu permeiben.
Die frhber befiirwOrtete, feds SUB
tiefe Sabrrinne tpiiroe ben iebieen Sr-
foroernilien nidt mebr geniigen.
@s iolIen beim &onereB Die nOtbi9en
Sdritte getban weroen. I'm iOl4es
Yrojett i'm 2aufe Der nd3lten a4t
Sabre ourd3ufiibren, uno es iollte nit
ben germeHunsen bur9 Elm &orps bon
gunOss= Sneenieuren in gdloe beeOn=
men weroen.
Sie SituatiDn miro
ernit.
Sefferfonpille. gs 1T
ausgere9net poroen, bab ieit Dem
Sage, an psl9em Die Nngefelten in
ben rgar @orts" Die 4rbeit nieoerleg=
ten, mebr als s6O,000 an 26bnen per-
loren gesansen iino, uno, mas ben
@rnit Der Sage nod erb0bt, 1T oer um=
ffano, SaB nod INNER feline Musftht
auf Elm nebereinfommen uorbanoen lit.
Sn ben 5beilen Der Staot, in tpel9en
bic Mrbeiter tpobnen uno ibre @intdufe
gu MAIDEN pHesen, faben Die @eiddfte
natiirlid in 5Olse bes Streits empfino=
li1e ginbube erlitten.
Semperen3ler in 9arri=
on 6 Gpun y.
Gorno n. 0or ettpa stpei Wo=
den besannen Die Semperen3ler i'm be.
nadbarten Sarriion @ountp cine G9i-
tation se9en Wirtbf9aften unb es se=
lang ibnen, eas sanse @Ountp rtroden
3u lesen", biz auf 3wei Wirtbi3aften
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17

Sobn6. @ngelte. felt bier
Sabren @lert in Der poit=Office, bat
feline 8sfsnation sinsereiht, um feline
Stubien in Der Sdule fir &edts=
wihenidaft in ann arbor, Wi9., fort=
3uieBen. gereits i'm lsBten Sabre bat
er bort ifuoirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17

= @iifernen Die leder, gereiniet unb
cementirt, $3.50. Granf 6. 8uty,
Snbiana uno @apitol Mbenues
8eibe Selepbons 1871.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17

sd brenb bes Wonats Septem=
Der wuroen i'm State Snbiana 2766
Sobesfdlle re9iftrirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-17

$3 90 Evansville tttto 3ttriid
s. o S. y. Grcuritott,
II. Sctober, MbenoS If ttbr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

William Hicks, colored, eleven years
of age, living at High View Park, Alex
andria county, was taken to the George
town Hospital Saturday suffering from a
gunshot wound in the chest. He said it
was the result of an accidental discharge
of gun in the hands of companion.
Hicks wound is not serious.
The following books have been added to
the Alexandria Library: The Dowager
Countess and The American Girl, by Lillian
Bell The Mettle of The Pasture, John Lane
Allen; The Romance OF DoIlard, mary
CatherwOOd The One Woman, Thomas DIX
on Sir John and The American Girl, Lillian
Bell.
The Old Dominions and the Virginia Stars
will play the last game Of series OF three
games for the l5-year-old championship OF
Alexandria on the old fair grounds "Wednesday
evening. Each team has won game from
the other and an interesting contest is ex-
pected.
The organ in st. Mary's Church pealed
forth again yesterday, after having been mute
for some time. The instrument has been re-
built and improved. 1t ia now operated by
water power.
Some of the finest peaches seen this year
were grown in Mira. G. r. Crump's yard, on
north Columbus street. The trees have borne
luxuriantly. Some Of the peaches weighed
seven ounces.
The dog shot by young man in the First
ward on last Friday, was killed yesterday,
the wound it received having rendered this
course necessary.
Clan SOUP Ice; fried clans, SOC doEenj
deyiled crabs, l0c sOft she'll crabs, l0c, and
vegetable soup Sc, every day at c. II. zim'
mermans. m'Wi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
Body Found.
a week.

Mr.. Tobias Haney found the body Of
q man afloat at the wharf of the Alexan-
dria Fertilizer Company's acid works,
north of Fishtown, early this morning.
1t had the appearance of having been in
the water several days, and being on its
back il was impossible to identify it.
DR.. Purvis, the coroner, was notified,
after which the body was taken from the
water and carried to Domaine & Som
undertaking establishment. 1t was at
first supposed that the remains were those
of Albert Lyles, son ofMr. Edgar Lyles,
of this city. He has been living in
Washington for the past year, and the
body bore striking resemblance to that
of young Mr.. Lyles. The latter's
family we're greatly shocked when the
intelligence reached them, and Mr.. Lyles
hurried to the undertaker's establish
ment to view the body. He realized
that it bore a striking resemblance to
that of his son, but upon examining the
arms was soon assured that it was that Of
a stranger from the fact that his sons
t,nrearms we're tattooed with India ink,
wbi',a no such marks were on those OF
the coos. There was nothing on the
BODY by which it could be identified,
and as there we're no marks of violence,
DIR Puryis concluded that an inquest
was unnecessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
Had Enough of the Jack Harkaway
Life.

A boy named John Sullivan was taken
i'll at the corner of Fayette and Cameron
streets Saturday night, and bystauderS
being unable to identify him he was taken
in charge by Mr.. w. II. Cox, who
carried him into his house and summon
ed DIR. Smith to render medical aid.
The youth said his name was viii
Sullivan and that he lives at 527 Falls
road, Baltimore. He left that city on the
18th instant in company with John
Davis, another boy who was with him
when he fell. The Sullivan boy seemed
to be suffering from exhaustion and
later Mr.. Cox furnished both of the
Youngsters with substantial supper.
They were also given money with which
to pay their way back to Baltimore as
well as street car fares, after which they
were helped by Officer Nicholson on a
train for Washington. The youths had
lett home, like many others of the
thoughtless genius, imagining that they
would have pleasant time seeking ad-
ventures, but had become home-sick and
hungry fifty miles from their native
heath. Mr.. Cox offered pay DIR. Smith
for his attention to the boy, but he re-
fused all compensation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
MEDICINAL.
GIT INSIDE.
Your friends and neigh
bors I'm Alexandria will
show you how.

Rubbing the back won't cure backaehe
A liniment may relieve, but can I cure a.
Backache comes from the inside-irom 'hs
kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills get inside
They cure sick kidneys ..
Here is Alexandria proof that this IS 50
Mrs. Felix Clauss, wife OF telix Clause
steward residence 1888 south Patrick street,
corner Of Wolfe. says: pain across my
hack was unusually severe after hard days
work or if stood any length Of time 1t be-
came so acute that grew nervous and rest,
less. At night when one expects rest and
comfort that was the very place 1t never
came and as if backache were not enough to
torment the ordinary mortal, trouble with the
kidney secretions were added to 1t despite the
fact that used medicines all Of them stand
ard and all guaranteed TO stop just such COM
plicatons. / had given up the idea OF ever
becoming well and expecting very little put
hoping for much when | read some advs.
about Doan's Kidney Pills. | went to +. >;
Leadbester & sons drugstore for box and
commenced the treatment. | had very little
faith in the remedy but ] am forced to confess
that il acts as represented. Good, sound, re-
freshing sleep followed its use and that IN II
self brought returning strength and as the
action and condition Of the kidney secretions
improved the aching lessened and finally dis
appeared.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents 8
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. T.,
lie agents for the United States. Remember
the name Deans and take no substitute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
Personal.

Mr.. Douglass T. Lunsford and Mis-
Sarah E. Wilkins, both Of this city
visited Rockville, Thursday afternoon
and we're quietly married by Rev. How
ard G. England, of the Episcopal
Church, the ceremony taking place al
the home of the minister.
Miss Fannie Smith is the guest o.
Miss Halle E. Chichester, in Stafford.
Captain and Mrs. John A. Herndon,
of Alexandria, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. w. Scott, in Rivermont.-
ILynchburg Advance.
Messrs. w. L. Allen and Lloyd Uhler are
at Massanutta Springs.
Mr.. George w. Pettey has resumed his
duties IS Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment.
Miss Katie Uhler left today for visit tC
MasSanutta Springs.
Mrs. john T. Callahan has returned home
from a visit to Sussex county.
At the meeting Of the Virginia Bar Ass0-
citation AT Hot Springs on Saturday, Mr.. Jas.
r. Cation. of this city, was elected one OF the
yice-presidents Of the association for the fol'
lowing year.
Mrs NJ. Z. Keller, and Mrs. William Rose,
accompanied by her sons Lawrence and james,
are summerins at Colonial Beach. Miss I'm,
ma Smith today joined the party on a shot
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Galloway and
Master James T. Galloway, IT., who have
been spending the summer at their country
home al -Four Mile Run, have gone to New York
10 begin rehearsals with the "Shore Acres,
company, in which Mr.. Galloway, succeeded
the late James A. Herne. Several days age
Mrs. Galloway had narrow escape from
drowning, having lost her balance and fallen
into the run over which their cottage extends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hunter and Mr.: Z.
II. Collins have returned home after pleas,
ant visit to Atlantic City, Philadelphia and
Erank ford Pa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
FOgEIGN NEWS.

Appeals have been sent direct to the
royal houses OF the powers in CONSTANT
NOBLE by the Greeks in Macedonia, ask
ing for protection against the insurgents
Tomorrow will be a busy day in the
Baltic ship yards. Three warships will
be launched, after which the keel of the
Cars new yacht Alexandra will be
laid.
A captain, sergeant and major of
the French army have been arrested at
Marseilles, for conspiracy to defraud the
commissariat. Their defalcations amount
to 81, 200.
Madame Therese Humbert who was
Frustrated by her conviction Of fraud in
Paris, on Saturday, has again recovered.
She saws she is confident of obtaining a
new trial, and eventually of acquittal.
Pope Plus x. during an audience
granted Bishop Hendrick, of Cebu, to-
day. said: "0ur desire is that the
Philippines be entirely in the hands OF
the American clergy within one year. A"
A warrant has been issued, at the in
stance of a money lender, in Berlin, for
the arrest of the Princess Alexandra
Isenhurg, whose bankruptcy was an
nounced several daysago. The Princes
has disappeared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
New Rammel Hotel.

Rammel Bros. opened their new
hotel today. These enterprising gentle
men have taken the old Exchange and
Ballard House and the building adjoin-
ing it on the north and metamophosed
them into new and modern hostelry
which should be a pride to any city.
rhe interior arrangements are up-to-
date in every particular, a prominent
feature being the profusiou of electric
lights. The rooms have been fitted up
in the best manner and with every con-
yenience-in short the hotel has all the
appointments of a frst-class public
house. Alexandria has long needed
such an adjunct, and the Rammels, who
have always demonstrated their ability
to conduct a house Of entertainment,
should receive the patronage their en-
terprise deserves. They have installed
a culinary service which will enable
them to supply meals at the shortest
notice and in the most tempting manner.
They have secured a corps of assis-
tants who will see that all who patroplze
the house are well satisfied with theiI
entertainment. Permanent or transient
guests will find the New Rammel Hote
sll that could be desired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
TELEGRAPHIO BREvITIEs

The U. s. battleships Massachusetts and In
diana arrived from Frenchman's Bay, Name,
and anchored off Tompkinsyille, 5. l., last
evening. The bat;leships participated IN the
recent 1'war game" on the coast OF Maine.
The Massachusetts,, which sustained consider
rble damage by striking reef, will proceed
to the New York navy yard for survey and
repairs.
The engineers corps, which for the last two
weeks has been preparing camp for the regn:
lar army near West Point, KY, is rapidly
getting the large tract Of land in shape for
the military occupation next Monday. Ihere
will be Ii, 600 men from the regular army IN
cluded in the camp.
Count Won Aspern van der Vede, Of an old
Dutch family, died at Ocean Beach, Cal, last
night OF heart disease. The Count had
earned his living in San Francisco foI
five yeara as a nurse in the hospital. He had
recently been out of work and lived in cheap
lodgings.
Crazed by the death Of her husband, which
occurred three months ago, Mrs. Rebecca
willis jumped into well fifty feet deep al
the home Of her father, near Huntington,
w. Va, yesterday. She cannot survive mel
injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-24
Will Appeal to Council.

1t is said that an attempt will be made
in the near future to induce the City
Council to take some action in the emf
broglio between the Hy1raulion Fire
Company and the Fire Wardens. AS is
well known, an unfortunate condition OF
affairs has existed since the wardens
elected Mr.. Julian Ballenger driver OF
the Hydraulion hose wagon instead OF
Mr.. George Cogan, who had been recon-
mended for the place by the company
Just what council can do in the matter
is not apparent. There is one danger,
however. should the issue be foisted on
that body. The champions of the re-
spectiye contestants may cause the lorna
ton of two factions as has been the case
recently when muddles in other depart
ments Of the city government took place.
1t is the earnest hope of all non-parti-
sans that such may not result, and that
the city fathers will be spared the disa-
preeable role of sitting in judgment on
this vexed issue, which most people had
hoped would soon manifest death rat