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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
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Correspondents Of the Alexandria Ga7e''e.l
Washington. d, c., June 4.

fCorrespondenee Of the Alexandria Gszette.l
Washington. d. c., June 4.
The chief of the Bureau of Statistics
Of the Agricultural Department today
issued n bulletin estimating the total
area planted in cotton in the United
States this season at 3l,73O,S7l acres,
an increase of 1929 lG acres, or 80
per cent upon the acreage planted la
wear. The average condition OF the
growing crop on May 26 was 81, as
compared with AL on May 70, 1909,
o. | at the corresponding date in 1912,
and a ten-year average of 1913.
The japanese legation this morning
received cable advices giving the total
casualties on the japanese side in the
battle of KinchOw-Nansham on May 70
at T. 2O4. The dead numbered 749, OF
which 80 were officers. The wounded
we're 1856, which included 100 officers.
II is understood that there were no cas-
ualties among the generals
Admiral Chadwick advises the govern
ment from Tangier that in his opinion
the presence of large American feet at
that place is having salutary effect up
on both the Moroccan officials and Raj
sui. However, he does not report any
advance made toward the rescue OF
Messrs. Perdicaris and Varley. 1t Is
unfortunate that just at this time occurs
the annual sacred festival Of the Mo-
hammedan church, since it is likely to
delay the rescue by two or more weeks.
II NAV be recalled that the last i'm
ports at business between this country
and Morocco came abont three years
ago at lust this season. Thomas Grid
Ter was then the acting secretary OF
State and at his behest an American ship
went to Tangier to attempt the collection
of claim believed to be due an AmerI-
can citizen. Arrived at Tangier the
ship found that it was the season OF re-
ligious observances and it was notified
that the Moroccan capital would for a
time become peripatelic affair, moving
from the coast into the interior and
from place to place. At the crucial
moment, when the American command
err was deciding what measures he should
adopt to follow the ileeting government,
the claim WAS found to be fraudulent.
There is n firm belief on the part Of mer
here la touch with national politics that tb'
efforts Ia induce President Roosevelt 10 De
eide upon someone Otner than George Z. Cor
telyon for chairman Of the national committee
p;lI fail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Cnt.rntr stcoraee Tickets.

Southampton, June4.--The American
line insugnrated ita new cut rate tor
steerage passage Oh the big liner Phils-
deIphia, which sailed for New York To-
day. Seven hundred and twenty per
sons took advantage Of the new ten dollar
rate end sailed today, OF this .number,
shouL 800 we're Jews from Manchester
and London. The remainder are Eng
lishmen. Ia addition 10 the new low
rate the American line officials arranged
another innotationin thefoEm of special
Kosher cooks for the Jews The Eng
lish will have their meals served sepa-
rately and theiE cabins will also be sepe-
rate from those of the Jews, Six per-
sons who applied for passhge we're rejected
before the liner sailed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
A Defaulter.

Thomas 81. Fields, lawyer, we'll
known man about Washington, and co
trustee, with Andrew A. Lipscon,b, Of
the defuacs Washington Beneficial En-
dOwmeBt Association, has, on his Own
admission, epbezzled the total assets OF
the company, aggregaiing about sl6,-
goo. Information was lodged late yes
terdsy afternooa with the United States
distFios attorney By Mr.. Lipseomb,
who Learned Of the defalcation oil
Fields on May %, when he TO
ceiyed letter from tho latter admit
ting his oaensc, Fields is also want
cd in Washington in connection With q
fnnd Of %, 200, which was turned over
to him by the court for Mrs. William
Burke, IN January, 1901, but which has
not yet beeu paid. A rule has been
issued for Fields to show why he should
not return this sum OF money to the
courts, hut Fields has 80 far successfully
eluded the summons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

THE LIBERTY BELL has been taken
from Independence Hall in Philadelphia
and started on its journey to st. Louis
The exhibition of this interesting relic
of the infancy of the American republic
causes a small minority TO lapse into
reveries aud reproduces "reminiscences Of
other and purer days. Its chimes, how
ever, fall upon many thoughtless ears in
this day, as the bell has long since
ceased to stimulate patriotism as in the
days of our grandlathers 1t was music
to those who listened to its ringing one
hundred and twenty-eight years ago,
but their SUCCESSORS are more interested
in other things than the bell Of liberty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Gas E,p.osIon wrecks building.

Fairmont, W. Va, June A
natural gas leak from a broken rubber
tube in the rooms occupied by L. M.
WraGy,in q tenement mouse, at@c'cloek,
this morning, came In contact with a
night kerosene lamp that was lighted In
a sick room of child. A terrific ex'
plosion, which was heard all over the
city, resulted and tho four walls Ct tho
house we're pushed outward, allowing
the roof to come down with much force
upon the thirteen occupants ofthe house,
Fire broke out and the wounded had
scarcely been removed from the hnilding,
before the ruinswere enyeloped if ilSmesO
Out of the seven taken to Cooks lIospi-
tai four will likely die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Kidnnnnod Children .

Pittsburg, Pa, June 4.--Lawrence @.
Phipps, the millionaire, who kidnapped
his two little girls from . hotel in New
York yesterday, is now On route to bis
home in Denver, Col. The children are
Dorothy, aged Eve, and Emma, aged
two and halfyears Mr.. Phipps passed
through the city last night EN- route for
Chicago. AT East Liberty station Mr..
Phipps was Joined by FIVE servants from
his Pittsburg mansion, one Of whom ia
the old nurse of the children. At the
Union station the party was provided
with transportation 10 Chicago. From
there they will 20 on to Denver, Acail
was made this morning st the sptcDdld
mansion Of Mr.. Phipps On Fifth sFeane
aud wilkins avenue, "Grand View"
The col0red butler WhoAnwered the bell
said he knew nothing shout biz masters
whereabouts, except that be was not NJ
home. Another servant III the house
admitted that fiYe servants from the house
had Joined Mr. Pbipps, expecting to 90
TO Denver. However, this servant
added that "Mr. Phipps Ia such queer
man, before he gets to Denver he may
end in Europe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
The Normal School Site.

The consmittes appointed by the legis.
lsture to select a site for the proposed
new normal school has returned to Rich
mond after n complete tour Of the State
The commission is divided in It's views,
and there will probably bethree reports,
one recommending that the school be
located at Front Royal or Harrisonburg,
smother that, il be either Rsdford or
Roanoke, and a third that it he located
at Newport Ns17.- /. vas decided at
yesterday's meeting that each member
Of the committee should prepare n report
to be submitted 10 the full committee
with view that each report should 60
TO the Genersi Assembly. The commit
tee will read them over and then FORM
ulate report embOdying What y re-
gsrded best BY q majority Of the COM
mittee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Hnicides.

Trenton, N. j., June 4,~-Thpc per-
sons sougbt death by suicide In Trenton
aud vicinity last night and two Of them
we're successful. Mrs. Mary West
drowned herself near her homo at Hamil-
ton Square, accomplishing sell destruc-
ton in an Unusual and gruesone man
ner. Alexander Humphrey, aPhiladel-
phia man, killed himself with carbolie
acid at the homo Of his son in Yardley,
after he had carefully planned for the
deed, among other things writing letters
to ais vile, his sister, and the county
coroner. Harry Ruckslew, Trenton
rubber worker, drank laudanum 10 bis
boarding house, but his life was saved by
the efforts of physician
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
MstnSrial Day at Manassas.

At The Confederate memorial eyer
'eises; hslda at Manassas yestArday tho
crowd wss unusually large, Hon. j.
b. z. TtOrnsOu aGasdrs master Of core
mopies-
dpnlg those who made addresses
wye Gen. Fikhngh Lee, Lieut-Goy.
J1cPh Z. willard, Congressman John
p. Rixey and Col Edmund Berkeley.
Dr. II. NJ. ClaIkson read an original
poem and Miss Lula I4rkin sArg q solo.
fudge c. E. Nicol, on behalf Of Miss
Herrell, presented general Lee with a
beautiful bouquet ssas an expression Of
the esteem in WHICH he is held by the
people o. Manassas. |"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Mr.. McLane's Will.

The will of the late Mayor Robert NJ.
McLane, who died May 30th last, was
Probated yesterday in the Orphans
Court, of Baltimore.
The principal Request in the will is
$40, 600 TO Mrs. Van Bibber, widow OF
DIR. John Van Bibber, whom Mayor
McLane married shortly before his death
1t is said that Mrs. McLane may either
take this provision made for her or claim
The share of the estate to which she is
entitled as Mr.. McLane's widow, but
that she cannot take both the legacy and
her widows share Of the estate. Mrs.
McLane's share of the estate, as the
couple have no children, wonld be one
half.
The will also contains requests OF
500 TO servants aud gives tie balance
of the estate TO Mr.. McLaae's relatives.
II is said that the estate is valued at
from $l5, 00O TO 1000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Sued by His Doctor.

"A doctor here has .uSd ae Tor
$3.50, which claimed ws excessive
for case Of cholera m0rbus," says Z.
White, of Coachclla, Cab "At the isisl
he praised his medical skin and me]i.
cine. asked him IL St WaA not CHAM
lIerlain's Collie, Cholera and DisrThses
Remedybs used a. had good reesos 20
believe j. VIA, aud he would rot ay
under oath that Il rss no.." No deetOs
could use n better remedy thaa sbis Ia a
case Of cholera morbus. IL meyer ssda.
Sold by Richard GibeOn and ", II.
Creighton q Ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Government Contract scandal.

Lisbon, June 4.-The Newspaper
Mundo reports a scandal in connection
with the placing of government artil-
lery contract, with French firm. Tho
firm, says the paper promised Madame
Camille, a French women, s20, 900 if
she would induce the Portuguese mini
ster of War to give them the contract.
The firm got the contract. A short time
afterward, Madame Camille astcnished
her acquaintance by displaying bank
notes Of large denominations, and tho
story leaked out. Ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

GRADE follows the newspaper adyer'
tisemenf' is the interesting explanation
given now of the vast trade Of the
United States with Canada. The state
ment is made in a paper prepared 10y
Mr.. George Johnston, the Dominion
statistician, for the information of the
Duke of Argyle. This proposition is
self-evident, and no wise merchant
should wait for his attention to be called
to it. One of the most patent illustra-
tons of its truth is the fact that the
most prosperous merchants of the world
are liberal advertisers. The newspapers
of the large cities contain daily elaborate
advertisements of merchants who names
are in nearly every household in the
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

MORE details of the terrible fighting
in the battle of Kin Chow, or Nanshan
Hill. 25 miles north of Port Arthur,
MAY % and &C. are coming through
The official report of General Stoessel'
the Russian commander, has passed the
Japanese Gordon and reached st. Peters
burg. He states that his batteries at
Kin Chow we're annihilated and gives
the Russian loss 10 killed and wounded
at $50 A Tokiodispatch yesterday says
the Japanese loss was 744 killed and 3, e.
$50 wounded, total of 4, 304. 1t is be-
lieved these figures will be further iu-
creased. There is no telling how long
this sanguinary struggle IS - continue
The temple of Janus, from present APP
pearances. is likely TO remain open Tor
a long period. In the meantime thous-
ands of lives are being sacrificed, mil
lions of dollars spent aud the industrial
and agricultural pursuits Of two large
nations brought almost to standsl'l'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
,Morids Fair, 81. isopis, Mo-
Biay-N0vnmbng, lgnt.

On account nf tia above oesaSDvu, egsf.lyo
April rs, 1904, the SOnsiloga Railway Hill
piece on eale, daily, tickets ~ sxifsne'
" low rates from AloxGndrja, Va, q -.
Louis No, and return. via Charlottesville, e..
q o. Railway, Louisyilie and SOsihsrn Isil-
way. The round trip rate Irnu Alexandria
for season ticket il $3.50; for REt5-d1F
ticket S2I.60 For fall is,fsTcsiioa AZ 10
schedules, sleeping car accommodations. So
Illustrated literature &c, address Any sgsss %
2 ". q. LKIiEH, Iickst Agesi,
Alexandria. Va,
l.. ). Brown. Gensrsi ASsEi,
w. II. TAYIOR, G. 2. g..
WssbinKto0. -. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Pnafnnlcn Rhhhed i.

Stafford Springs, CenD., juno A.
Burglars bound and gagged Policeman
Henry MellsD, the night Waterman in
this town, last night, and blew open the
postofiice safe which was wrecked. They
escaped with the contents which in.
cluded a large amount of money and
stamps, - well "a some registered mail
of considerable value. Postmaster Harry
s. Abel viii not disclose the amount Of
loot secured. The postofice is situated
in Wsrner's block, on Main street, and
the burglars obtained entrance by climb.
ing on a ladder at the side window.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
MFR. Ouay's Fortune.

Pittsburg, Pa, june .-Senator Quay
left m estate Of approximately ~ 800,
600. The above information comes from
q close friend of the Quay family The
extent OF Qnay's fortune il n surprise 10
men who thought they we're familiar
with his circumstances. They knew be
had acquired large sums during has
career. but they we're aware also that he
was always Tin the market" and that
he had been losing heavily for q year or
more before he died. Their only expia-
nation is that he had more to hose than
they had knowledge Of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

REPREsENTATIvE BURTON, OF ONO,
chairman of the rivers and harbors com
mittee. was in Washington day or two
ago and said;
1t looks to me as if Speaker Cannon
will have to take the vice presidential
nomination, especially if the Illinois
muddle doesn't clear up. The republic
cans must have Illinois, and if there is
going to be any factioual trouble there
Mr.. Cannon will probably be called up
on to come into the breach aud carry
the State.
This is a virtual admission by another
of the republican leaders of the weakness
of Mr. Roosevelt, which is becoming
more and more apparent as the presiden-
tial election draws nearer. There is
factional trouble in Illinois, aud the
democrats have a good chance OF carry
ing that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
stsrtliog evidences.

Fresh testimony IA great gys,tiy "a solt,
stantlv cn,cine in. declaring d.. Kings noN
Discovery for Consumption Cprgh- aud Ce.ds
to be unoqualed. A Tecsnt expgcsaion fross
T. +. McFsrisnd, Of BentoryiIe. Va. serysn
~ example. He writes; ~ had BrsseslislH
for three yeSrs and doetored all tins tine with.
ont being benefited. Then bsgsn taking
DR., Kings koT Discovery. aud = feT h0tlls'l
wholly eryed NO." Equally cdeetil1 IL csS-
ing al Lang and Tnyoal tYoebles, GcvIHUlp'
ton, Pncnn,oUia sand Grip. GpArausena bg
z, \, Leadbeater ~ Sons, 6ruggfsts. faai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Man and Wife Fikht.

New York, June 4--Lswronce @.
Phipps, of Pittsburg, a nephew Of
Henry Phipps, and his wife fought yes
terday for possession of their two daugh-
ters. 3 and 8 years old, on train in the
Pennsylvania station, in JERSEY City.
Mr. Phipps got the children aud left for
Pittsburg, after his fight With bis wife
had aroused the whole station Mrs.
Phipps returned to this city, saying she
would follow her husband and regain
possession Of the children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Poited With Mind.

Instigated, It il said, by rejected
lover Of the BRIDE, the guests at the we'd
ding of,Mi.s Grace Hampe and William
DevosiFere peltsd with rocks and mud
balls as they Aaighted from thsirosrrisEe'
in front 6fthe brides residence in Bslti-
more on Thursday night, The throwing
was done by a gang Of hoodlums said to
hive been employed byone of the young
men who have paid court to Mis- Hampe.
The young lQay Is q remarkably pretty
girl. and a great ;sEoriie in the social
c rcl8 Of North Baltimore. She is COM
pletea FRUSTRATED by the assault on the
~eddipg gsssts. William Hampe
brother af She bride, declares be was adj
yised in Al synonymous nste last week
thu tho bride and groom and guests
would be egeed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
New York stock Market.

New York, June 4.-Sumnler and
half holiday influences combined today
kept the stock market dull and ilninter-
esting. About the only Business done
was the closing up of engagements en-
tered into for a weeks turn. As the
recent operations Of the traders have in
clined to the bear side, II wss the cover
ing Of shorts that made the tendency Of
prices slightly upward. St. Paul at
tracted some attention by selling above
l40. In the industrial group frmness
waa shown by n. S. Steel preferred and
Amalgamated copper. The speculation
possesses absolutely no Significance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
RnIInnad Accilenr.

Buckhannon, W. Va, June "A re-
port just received by telephone states
that Baltimorc & Ohio passenger train
No. IL has plunged over a trestle II
milss east of here. A relief train from
Grafton and doctors from Buckhanno1
nave gone 10 tho wreck. The engineer
Is reported seriously injured and several
Of the passenger quits badly hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
RnttIe with NatiEea

Paris, June A report Eas1ecdVed
today Of battle on the Kouasry Ivory
Coast of French Guinea between a
French column and 4, 900 natives. The
natives were armed with 6int guns, and
made a terrific onslaught. They were
beaten back, however, losing their prin-
cipal chief and 300 men killed. A
French lieutenant was killed, and tgen.
" soldiers wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
SO. Bennettls IYacht.

New York, June T. james Gordon
BENEFITS fine steam yacht. Lysistrate
arrived today from Marseilles by way Of
Funehsl, after run Of eight days, and
Two hours from the latter place. The
yacht had 6ne weather with the excep-
ton Of gale ia the Gulf Stream. The
Lysistrats is commanded by her owner,
and has a crew Of 50. Five guests sc
companied him, one Of whom Is the col
ebrated French surgeon, DR.. Poggi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Afyetorious Firie 10 . Church,

WilkesbaTe, Pa, June 4. "A mys'
terious Ere was discovered in the base
ment Of the handsome 81. Leo's CRtho-
lie Church, at Ashley this morning.
The timely discovery of the FIRE pre-
vented a serious conaAgration. The
origin Of the Gre is unknown but sope
believe il was of iDeendisry origin, as a
mission for Catholics IL being con-
Quoted IN the church this week. The
damage gas slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Low Week End Rates fross washing,
Z ton. -. c., and Akexsndtis- Va, via
q Southarn Railway.

GDuinencing Satucsks, MAJ - 1904. All
l-cpnuB,InQ eael. SHrrrlAg asd StDday titers
afser &c and Including s9ndav ~ Fisnl'sr u,
1904, the Southern RsiitaY Hin sell fggnd
"trip tickets IN Someas1I WAYraaton, Hay.
sis0nbnFg, Buern0at s-d inierMeiiAss gsh-
tions asd rCtufa 81 prestly rs1enrn rib
tekeis limited rerusumg Monday sftas iasis
N sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
The Plat EIias Case.

New York, june A. In addition to
the array Of deputy sherifs, PiDkerton
detectives and process servers who have
surrounded the residence Of Hannah
Elias, the negress, alleged 10 have
secured by blackmsl nearly 1900, 600
from John r. Plat, the police reserves
of tgo stations were posted in front OF
the house today. This preesuiion Was
taken because of the crowds that gather
ed and the fear that negroes and friends
of the accused woman may attempt TO
rescue her. Some of the negroes are
rough looking characters and hive init
mated their willingness to sasiss the
woman to escape. The Elias woman is
still a prisoner In her house, and the
butler permits no one TO enter except
the physician, the woman s lawyer and 4
few other persons, associated either pro-
fessioDally or in social sense Hith the
woman II r. believed that tina woman
will take desperate chances to escape a
term in Ludlow street Jail, and for that
reason many persons think she will at
teront 10 Get to the street. either n dis
uuise or by way Of some other house,
The crowd around the house increases
hourly. Some are against the woman
and some are for her, and it IS believed
that should she appear, willing TO giys
herself up, that her arrest would be the
occasion Of riot unless there il sat6-
cient police protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

The Southern Railway Company has
purchased of Mr.. Loose severa, acres on
the Manassas branch road near the coal
bins for the purpose Of putting in a
~" in order to handle more effectively
the ballast trains from ThorOughfare to
the main line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

Mobile, Ala, June 4 IA spseiAl fs9sI
Pensacola, Fls., says the people there
are excited oser the discovery os tbs
bodies OF eight infants and particles u
other human bodies In pits OF trash in
the western part Of that city. II Is shs
general opinion that az illegal srRfie Il,
infants " being carried on,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Special SuudAy BxcarSi9n KtAfs# pAs
6oBtharn HALLWAY

Effective Sunday, May ~. ip0s, srn .Soh
Sunday thereafIAg Dntll fIFlhsr solice. Ito
from Washington md AieTkndns. yh., 50
Ashburn, Blufmost AND intern1edlSD Gt2jidsa
at uite OF Sl.00, tickets good pslns Aga ~
iagnine only op date N aple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

The wages Of 5000 operatives Of Fall
River, Mas, will not he cut on June II As
proposed by the cotton manufacturers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
List Of Unelsimad LettsEs.

The following is list Of ihs lestFrs cs5atts'
ing in the Alexandria. W.. Dss+ofiee ~ N
June 4 1909.
Anderson, Miss Deler Jonss, lEAa
Asnies, Robert q Mahgtfy, BsuVsi
.A5ldigi4r, Miss L0Ys PaEsrs, Albsri
Brown. Willie Eeiisoo. Lygtos
Brown, Mr. Maggie Rqgpsr, Hrf 6uns Y
BeDders q 90 RseUa, NJ, HeltSr
Clayton; Mus r ~ siAn, Hyst
'Geen, a d shisldS, Mr. R.ta Il
Harris, Mrs L ! Tumbhs, Jsrnss
Herbert, Zsms Woods. sszaxsi
= Whjis. Nir..Jeshs
JOSEPH L. CRUppgR. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
The Market.

Georgetown. JUNE 4,-WheAt esa4l.o5.
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