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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
ON A BOOM.
Chester Lumber Company Forced
to Work Day and Night.
Especial to The Timcs-plspatch.)

Especial to Tho Timcs-pispatch.)
CHESTER. VA July 13-There was O
heavy fall OF rain here during last night
and to-day, and local streams are full.
Some OF the youth OF this town visited
the Reservoir Park, Richmond, last even
Ing by trolley, ehapcroned by Mrs. DR..
"A. J. Hurt, and returned at midnight
ri Mr.. ". Il. Cherry and daughter. Miss
Margaret Cherry and daughter to
Norfolk and Baltimore on a rest trip.
Mr.. Cherry Is a dispatcher for the Sea-
board Air Line and is on his summer
vacat ton. lS
4 Mrs. Eudora Fitzpatrick and daughter,
Julia, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary Burton will leave here for.
trip to Roanoke and Bedford county
on Saturday. to spend q month.
Miss Crawley Butler is visiting friends
here, Nj -.85iE5 Z. i&F
The Chester Lumber Company Is pre-
pairing to put in electric lights 70 their
plant, and to work day and nisht 70
meet increasing demands.
Miss Minnie Rice, teacher from inc
$Fnrmville Normal School. is vlsitln6 her
brother, Mr.. 4A,&C Rice Of this place.
Rev. DR.. THOMAS Morris and WIFE OF
Missouri. are here with their daughter.
Mrs. Fl. D. FT1Ichelberger,
Mr.. Blake FuGua, Of kentucky' Is
stopping with Mrs. W. b. Strcther' ms
sister. 55Jif n
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ELEGANT WEDDING.
Miss Lillian Maddux the Bride o.
John Howard Powell.
I Especial to The Times DlspatchD HI

5 Especial to The Ilmes-I)lspatcn.)
RARROw's STORE. VA July. 13.---The
most fashionable marriage Of the season
was solemnized in the presence Of a large
concourse of friends at Jonesboro Church
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, when
Mr. John Howard Powell, OF Portland,
Va, led to the marriage altar Miss Lii
lian Maddux, of Brydie, Lunenhurg coun-
ty. #
The bride is the youngest Of seven
daughters. all OF whom have preceded her
to the marriage altar.
mink. white ana green ribbon. while
arches and pyramids occupied their re-
spectiyc places around the altar.
When Miss Fannie Powell commenced
10 play Lohengrln's March the follow
ing ushers preceded the bridal party to
the altar Messrs Ashton Thomas, Ben,
Jones, Sidney Connally and Charlie
Jones while the lady and gentlemen at
tendants filed In tho following order;
Miss BEETLE Sue Powell with Mr.. Nat II.
Maddux, Miss Annie seay with Mr. Pom
Sam Maddux, Miss Della Powell with Mr..
Edward Bagby, Miss Nellie Bngby with
Mr.. Walter Powell. Miss Martha Powell
with Mr.. Decatur Jones, Miss Mabel KEN
nedy with Mr.. Leonard BARROW, Miss
Lizzie Jones with Mr.. Robert Jones. Miss
Mamie Seward with Mr., Percy Doyle,
Miss Daisy Doyle with Mr.. Logan Harris,
Miss Ella M. Jones with Mr. Sam Hurt,
The bride was escorted to the altar by
her sister, Mrs. T, @. Hewitt, of Knox
Vile, Tenn.. while the gronm was ushered
in by Ills brother, james ], Powell.
Miss Fannie Powell !, presided at the
organ, and furnished Lohengrln's March
on the entrance of the bridal party, and
Mel. delsshon's on their exit, While tho
ceremony was heing performed. she sang
Always" While the party was ar
ranging in line before the entrance. Miss
i.oula cyerby, OF Blackstone. sang ooh.
Promise Me-"
me bride was handsomely pttu!red In g
white crepe de chine trimmed IN point
lace, carrying shower bouquet Of whlte
astors. while her lady attendants wore
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worked q revolution IN tho West. and
many farmers believe It will accomplish
as much III hay production IN Virginia.
%. DR.. Meade Ferguson, OF tho Expert
mont Station, discussed soil inoctlation,
showing that through this means It IS
possible to secure a stand OF grass
without fall. g 4, ,.#
At the afternoon session john =. JACK 4ci.
son, editor Of the Southern Planter. MADE
nm address on sheep raising In Virginia,
II, which he showed that there is money
n IT," The American people are eating
more mutton every year, and spring lamDs
bring fabulous prices Besides, there 10
d good profit from the sale OF the WOOL.
Commercial Apple Growing IN Viz
rinia' was the topic discussed by Pro-
lessor IL l.. Price, OF the experiment sta
ton. # Professor r. II. Price discussed
small canneries in Virginia and Professor
II. Il, Phillips concluded the afternoon
session with an exceedingly interesting
paper on our insect foes. AZ
Night Session.
4 AT the session tonight, which was held
in the assembly room OF the Young Mems
Christian Association building. MIR. Jo-
seph Z. Wing spoke on cement work III
farm buildings. and Professor John Ham
ilton. a OF Wnshingto delivered an ad-
dress on farmers organizations Inc lat-
ter was received with great applause the
speaker being frequently forced to sus-
pend as he detailed what had been ac-
!complished by the farmers by tho organ an :;
lied efforts OF farmers in various States.
At the conclusion OF the address Gov
crnor Tyler read telegram FROM r. A..
Dunlop. secretary OF the Virginia Board
OF Trade. stating that that body had en-
dorsed the Torrens system. and express
Ing the hope that the Farmers Institute
will cooperate. 5f
a resolution was offered regretting that
tho subject came before the body at such
a late hour. The resolution was adopted
without any further action. vi . n;
The address was over and the conven-
ton had adjourned bys.1o o'clock. which
was rather late bedtime for the farmers
even when they come to town. Besides.
they have to be up early to- morrow for
the train which is to take them to Blacks
burg which leaves at s o'clock. u
WAITER EDWARD HARRIS.
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Bank Of Princess Anne,
Especial to the Tlmes-Dlspalch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
3 CAPE HENRY, VA. July l3,-The
Bank Of Princess Anne, the plaIb of
which were laid by several prominent
citizens Of tho county during the past
winter, opened It's doors for business on
tuesday last, and using the first days
business as ali indicator the outlook
seems favorable for a PROSPEROUS career.
The Officers and directors are all c!ti-
zens Of Princess Anne county, the bank
being opened to handle the business Of
the different places In the county as
we'll as that Of Virginia Beach and Cape
Henry, =
The officers include Major John y.
ayyoodhouse. president; Mr.. David stor-
mont, VICE president, and Mr.. Israel
Grieggs. cashier. In addition K, the
above Officers tho following gentlemen
compose the Board Of Directorai Mr.,
"A. a. Kellam, w. 3, Rudolph, William
Wright, .. v. Halstcad, George w,
Simpson and T.. D. FARRELL ,!s
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NEW .PHONE LINE.
One From Ashland to Beaver
Dam By WAY Of Montpelier.

Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch)
MONTPELIER. VA, uly l3.--Nr !. W v! ~
o. Gibson and Miss Maude Fleasan NJ!
h6ih of Montpelier, were married in
washington Wednesday. They were ac-
COMMANDED by Mr.. Brown Peasants,
brother Of the bride. and Mr.. Travers
Thompson, a friend Of Mr.. Gbson's, who
acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
son will return to Hanover next week. r5
The telephone line that runs from Ash
land to Beaver Dam, via Montpelier VIII
soon be In shape to be Of use. as the
wires are benig put up by Messrs. Page
and Phillips.
Mrs. John and George Profit. OF Rich
nond, cnme to Hanover n few days ago TO
soc their mother, Mrs. Williams, VINO
ID very III with typhoid fever,
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year, ana was tie son OF the. late Mr.. r..
D. 5McIlwnine, a well known business man
Of this city, who married Miss Mary
Pryor. u sister Of General Roger a. Pryor,
Of New York. He was educated at Nc
Cabe's School. in this city. the University
of Virginia and tho New York Medical
School, and had been n successful plnctt-
toner here for nearly twenty years.
Dr. McIlwalne married Miss Mary Plum
mer, Of this city, who survives him with
three daughters and ono son. His sisters
are Mrs. Arthur Kyle Davis and Mrs
John Wesley Friend, Of this icity, and
Mrs. Chaffee, OF New Orleans. i
He was a brother Of Suite Senator VIII
liam B. McIlwaine, of Petersburg, and
Mr.. "a. G.. NIcIlwaine,9 Jr, Of New York.
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.lnAUG URATIoN OF THROUGH PULL
MAN SERVICE TO BlRMIN0IA
is55Ai1nR5E VIA SEABOARD AIR LINE,

Commencing Sunday, July I'd. tho Sea-
board will operate q through Pullman
sleeper from Richmond to Birmingham.
leaving Richmond 1000 p NJ. daily, Im-
mediate connection is made at Birm!ng-
ham for Memphis Kansas City, Little
Rock. Meridian, Vicksburg, Shreveport.
New Orleans and all important s,oth--.
western points; only one change OF cars
to any OF the above cities. For sched-
ules, pullman reservations and all infor-
nation. apply to nearest seaboard agent
or TO JS
II. IS. Lizard, w NJ. TAYLOR,
Dist Pass, Agent, City Ticket Agent,
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sEABoARD SURGEONS.
Elect Officers-W Meet Next
Year in Savannah.
(special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,

4
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July ls.-Be-
fore leaving on the steamer Pennsylvania
for a trip to tho Virginia Capes, the AS
ISOLATION of seaboard Air Line Surgeons
at Old Point elected tho following off
GERS: president, q. A, Neuffer Abbeville,
S. c.; Syice-PresIdents ", 2, Monroe,
sanford, Fla; G. G. Holiday, Ports
mouth, VA, and J. b. s. Holmes, At
lanta, Ga; Secretary Treasurer. ], w,
5Palmee; "A, a. l., Ley Gay; Chairman
Executive Committee. southgate Leigh,
Norfolk, Va.
The next years meeting will be held at
Savannah, Ga.
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Emma Lacy.
DEATHS.

BRoWN,--Died July 18th at his parents,
residence, 1909 N. Twenty 6rst Street.
ROBERT W., infant. son or MI, anu
Mrs. james N. Brown. ,,,,,,,,,s
Funeral TtIls GsTldaso !, ], A Aa'l,eak
NOON from tho residencesa ct 4 O'CLOCK. Z
Interment In hollywood. 553&
GARD ER, Died, at the residence Of heta
parents Appls GG rer 4, n9xen eouh e
Delaware b, and Omega McAlinn Cards
ner aged elsht months and fourteen
days,
,LIEsFELp.- Died, IN Ashyililss. N, n G.
no o'clock. JOHN II. LlEsFELD. OF \
No No. aali West Main Street, in the forty,
sacond year OF his age, I,
Eupsrs w tabs pecshs urd .ho Corner s
Eighth and Mnrshull, FRIDAY Az
Y TERNOON at q O'clock
Friends and 1equaintances are Ie-
qlestsd to attend, lntermsnt at Holly
wood Cemetery, ls FL
&c. MEAD, of Keswlck. sAlbemarle cnpn-
ty, Va, w!ll take place en.'FlDAY,
July l4th, at I ~, !, FROM NJ, Grace E.
NJ MRs. s.ARAM ID. SAMSON. Widow
OF the late Thomas Samson,
Funeral notice later. II
W1LLGRoY,,rp al. hts sssidssn s>s
ssEEp Hii'I HfEiiSR9 WV WSf4i,ERoY, aged sisr4
sss.sssSs ii III SsAs sssss '5s9 W
ri NJ Friends. and aceluaint In,
yited to attend. Interment OakWpeds
CanaterY, RI
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VIRGINIA
BRIEFS;
I '-7'---,7- !. q 4

tenec,ol K 70 The Times Dispatch>
111GsfHP eeSsSAi e VA, july is rhe rain NO, q
Yesterday was one OF the .tll ,.nnda - ia
ka3MA ,,.a shed and some OF them impass-
1'e CLIFTON FORGE, vA.-The e pol Mhsn
camWPa55n Wl oP nigA hes judges se
Mann viii speak In the interest or ms >
candidacy for Governor, and md, S :,atioraS
hight Judge S. ". WilaGm!s WILL SET iotsn
RAN = M Thomas Mallegan, Sam johnson N
and Fred Moran, deserters IRON stptea
States NAVY aTrankn At Newport News
fecelVi hee s'i nprested hereby officers Hall
and : Robinson, who will receive reward val q
OF. 20 for each Of Il, themiia IN, ove 4 mar
Red man Of below speers Ferry I, !, SCOT OF
county. was caught by a tree, when ne
had chopped ta1 nrjsa about I the
s sSyeTSSy cr and is win probably
Ill LlSEsBuRG, Governor a, J, MHom.t
tasue will speak "a a. lnesp .aa s. cIook at
sG ,aayybu on s on the a same ' evening
!, O. clock and at Rectortown, Va 4. &C 2'5 o
O'Clock r. NJ. on Friday July .sth. an
ap M0hEGL travelling freight agent Of ne
seaboard Air Line Railway. with head
quarters at Atlanta, Ca, to succeed y.
Thompson, resigned. The appointment -
sCOTTSViLLE. VA,--Tho colored man nan
who was killed at, Schuyler. near Eock-
fish Depot. Tuesday hy,an electric sh9 PCS
electric wire fell close by He caught 1t IN
his hand to prevent It's striking his head,
and was killed instantly,
NNINCHEsTIcR, VA.--A horse, driven
by Edgar Stlekley, n prominent county
MI fellaln a ditch last night. dragging
the driver along, who fell under ille
horse, Before being rescued from Iis
Kicked in the face by, tho animal his
nose and several bones being broken; lie
was taken home In u precarous conaltlon'
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7pinks muy1ls over taffeta and carried pink;
fans loorpped with pink ribbon, Is $
Rov.5 ". B. Dautry. pastor In charge.
of11ciated. The couple left for Blackstone,
where they boarded the GAP T. NJ tram tram.
for Virginia Beach and other resorts '
They wi n Ibe home to their friends a lls'i
July goth at Portland, Va. III
The bridal party were royalty e .u,l
tanned at high noon by the parents q t''e
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. C.. MadduS.
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PROMINENT DOCTOR IN
PETERSBURG DEAD.
Dr., Robert McIlwaine Passes
Away After aAshort
Illness,
sofa, 70 The Tlmes.pissalch.)

I|E ESPECIAL to INC ITHIus'UlSNHFU3''F I't7i n
pBrERsBURG, VA July 13.--Dr. Rob
ert d. McIlwaine. u prominent physician
OF this city, died about ~ o'clocK 20
night from the effects Of paFntyt,s
stroke suffered Monday afternoon ~ ms
home heYA Dr. McIlwaine was one, OF
the most successful and popular physi-,
csans In this section OF the state, ana ms
.nnt,mely death is bemoaned by the Whole
community, He WAS IN his forty hrst
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/ OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary C. Rule.

Mrs. Mary G. Rule wife of Elder$C. B.
Rule, died yesterday morning at Z o CLOCK
4 at the Retreat for the Slcl. The deceased
was from Marion county, w. Va. She is
survived by her husband, ono sister and
five brothers. vi
II Mrs. Rule was n member of the Seventh
/. Day Adventists Church, in. which her
husband Is an elder. Mrs. Rule was at
tended by DR., a. II. Furmnn. S
II No arrangements have yet been an
nounccd rs to the funeral. If
Mr.. j. H. Willeroy.
Mr. Joseph Henry Nilleroy, sixty five
years OF age, died yesterday morning at
his residence No. 27OS East Broad Street.
He leaves wife and one son, Mr.. A. G..
Wllloroy, Of tho Atlantic Coast Line.
The funeral will be from the residence
at 5 O'clock this afternoon. Intcrment
will Tbe in, lakewood Cemetery.
Mrs. I. f. Samson.
Mrs. 4. y. Samson widow Of Thomas
Samson, of No. % South Adam Street,
died Mt 915 p. NJ. last night, after a
long illness. Funeral arrangements will
bo made later W
Mrs. c. w. Butterworth.
Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.)
( BOWLING GREEN, VA. July ls,--
Mrs. Butterworth, wife OF G. w. Buttor-
worth, agent Of the Richmond, Fred
ercksburg and Potomac Railroad ataMll-
ford died at her homo Wednesday eve-
ming, after an Illness Of a few days, with
typhoid fever
DR.. ]. C. Mundy.
(SpcclM to The Times Dispatch)
5I.YNCHBURG, VA, July la,-Dr. J. G.
Mundy, aged seventy-five years, one OF
tho most prominent residents of Amherst
county, died suddenly this morning at
his home, on Aliens Creek that county.
Ills malady being heart disease.
He was brother Of DR. j. a. Mundy,
pastor of Cabell Street Church, of this
city, and Is survived by y widow and Blk
sons and two daughters, one of the latter
being Mrs. Page Massle, OF Richmond
Roger Gibson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4. CIIARLo1'TEsWLLE VA, July H.
j, Roger Gibson, aged thfrty-two. chief
clerk In tho city treasurers office, q
prominent Elk and one Of the most popu-
lar young men OF the city. died sud-
denly this afternoon. tle was the son
OF tho late Tohn N. Gibson. OF Upperpille,
Fallqujer colnsy, Six years ago hef
married Miss Lucille Jones. daughter Of
the late city treasurer, William I, Jones.
She survives him,
w. r. II. Campbell. II
Especial to The Times-plspatchl
= ROANOKE, Ma, July l3-rMr W. ~,
II. Campbell died suddenly to-day from
upoplexy. aged fifty-nine years. He was
a native Of Alderson'' " va, ahd \, han
been residing here for ten years. He Is
.,,,,,,,,aa IN, his wife and seven children,
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was operated on two weeks ago for ap-la
pe,Micltls. She was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. IL. Gary shs leaYes
several brothers and sisters among chen,
a twin sister. They have heretofore been
.insepnrable,' and their friends We're un-5
able to tell one from the other, The /.
funeral will take place tomorrow; hourE
and place not, settled upon,
Emma Lacy.
"A Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch0 la 4
& WEST !. POINT. VA. July -. Emma
Lacy, colored, wife of Squire Lacy died i
ins Baltimore yesterday OF an operation. y
She was very deserving and Well Thought
successful business men in West Point
The body was sent on from Baltimore
for interment. $5@&
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q A8ToEIA.
Be.,. Il. = The Kind You Have Always Bought
s's :; Le>%zzzzzz1
MONDAY. MORNING SPECIAL FROM
WAYkEsRORo, VIA g. g. Q. RY. #

For the accommodation OF patrons hay-
Ing their families on the line OF the g.
g. O., the Chesapeake and Ohio will have
special train to leave Waynesboro at 600
"A, M, commencing Monday. July 10th,
and continuing each Monday thereafter
until August 2sth Inclusive, stopping at
all intermediate stations. arriving Rich
mond 9:46 A. M, Tickets sold for all
trains OF Saturdays. good until Monday
following. at rate Of one fare for the
round trip, plus twenty-five cents,
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Oil Goes Down,

ME- (By A ssOclated PressJ
BEAUMONT, TEXAS, July l3.-New
oil quotations., representing a. decline OF
from 9 to 3 cents, were posted to-uay'
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Mrs. c. w. Butterworth.

||"| (SpecINI 20 THO IFf1cs-JIsp1ltcH,J ~
4 BOWLING GREEN, VA. July "a
Mrs Butterworth wife Of G. w. Buttor-
worth, agent Of the Richmond, Fred
erlcksburg and Potomac Railroad t5Mll-
ford, died at her homo Wednesday eve-
Ming, after an illness Of few days, with
typhoid fever. te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-12-23
Pnlice Court.

TJustice II. b. Cation presiding.
The following cases were disposed oil
this morning:
Samuel Dudley, colOred, arrested by
Officer Bell upon suspicion of rohbIng
Ernest Crump's store, bad his case con,
tinued. Robert Dewey, colored, arrested
by Officer Mayhugh on suspicion OF be-
ing a party to the above oiense, WAS dis
missed Josiah Parker, colored' arrest
ed by Officers Henderson and Beach on
suspicion of being connected with the
robbery, had his case continued.
Daisy Williams, cOIored, arrested by
Officer Beach charged with disorderIy
cond net, was dismissed.
James Digs, colored, arrested by
Officer Knight charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was fined $50,
Violet Todd, arrested by Officer Young
charged with stealing ring from Lena
Bloom. was dismissed. Pearl Hamilton,
arrested by the same officer on the same
charge. wss fined $50.
William Harrison, arrested by Oflcer
Young charged with being drunk and
refusing to pay cab fare, was lined 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-12-23

Alta congregational meeting in the
Second Presbyterian Church after the
the morning service yesterday a letter
was read from Rev. DR.. F. } Brooke,
r..'o- Of the church, requesting the con
uregation to unite with him in request
10 the Presbytery of the Chesapeake that
his present relations be dissolved and
that be he granted permission to enter
another presbytery. DIR. Brooke 10 nus
letter stated that he was decided 10 his
conviction that his duty compelled hlm
10 sever his connection with the fresoy'
,ery of the Chesapeake aud the church
in this city and bis resignation IS nncon-
ditjOnal The congregation decided 10
Join with him in the request to the
presbytery. which will meet in this city
Friday morning next at III O'Clock.
Ia taking this action representatives OF
the congregation expressed their apPre-
citation Of the faithful services OF Dr.
Brooke during the six years he has been
pastor of the church in this city. Dr.
Brooke stated yesterday that he has de-
clined the call to church 10 Beverly;
W. Va. and will accept one ten iered
him from the Presbyterian Church in
Romney. w. Va. The church at that
nlace has about 800 members. He will
assume charge January /, 1906 During
DIR. Brooke's residence in Alexandra he
has been exceedingly popular and he has
made many friends and acquaintance
who will regret his departure from our
midst He is a. present the Oh lplain OF
r. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-12-23
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Joseph Boldeu, well. known coIorea
man. died today at his home on West
street
A fight between two men took place
in an u, per King street saloon ihis
morning. Neither belligerent was much
hurt.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington on Saturday TO William !.
Marsteller, of Manassas, and Eunice NJ
Utterback, OF Centerville.
The axle of car in frei!ht train OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad broke
at CuIpeper yesterday and caused some
delay 10 the running of trains.
The running Of trains on the electric
railway was delayed yesterday morning
by the derailment of locomotive near
the north approach to the Long BRIDE
Mary, the infant daughter OF Mr.. An
drew Underwood, died at an early hour
this morning at her parents home on
Prince street, between Fairfax aud Lee.
Mrs. George A. Rowland, while visit
ing her daughter on Wilkes street today,
in laughing, threw back her head and
strained one of the muscles of her neck,
from which she is suffering intense pam.
Captain Herbert Bryant, of this city,
has recently sold the Capital Traction
Comp any, of Washington, 10, 900 square
feet of land in Georgetown, embracing
a large frontage on 32d street, and CIV
ing the company an outlet to their IN
land property. 1t is understood to be
the desire of the company to build a
mammoth power plant adjacent to the
car barn of the company on NJ street.
Dearborn aud Son offer exceptional opporc.
tunities in gifts, h,ving large assortments OF
hest quality silk umbrellas, mounted; wat mes;
rings loekets, necklaces and everything iound
in q modern jewelry store. Signets spec''
atty.
Failing for turkeys every night tins
week at ". H. Cox's saloon, southeast cor
ner of Cameron and Fayeite streets.
Fried CLANS 30 cents a dozen. Oysters
fried stew or raw. Free lunch-hot sausage,
C. II. Zimmerman, Market Space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-12-23
PLANS for Grand boulevard.

The Mount Vernon Avenue Associa-
tion which has charter for the con-
struction of grand boulevard from
Washington city to Mount Vernon as
memorial to General Washington, has
planned conference of the governors
of all the States and territories, who
are Independents of the association, IN
Washington early next year in the IN
terests Of the plans. The fortunes OF
the project now seem to depend largely
anon what action Congress takes IN re-
gard 60 bills recently introduced Tor the
payment TO The association OF The sum Of
$l2O,O 600. with interest since lI9o'
which is the amount of claim trans,
ferred to the association by the Slate OF
Virginia.
The question, Of the construction OF a
suitable roadway in a more or less direct
line from the south end OF the new High
way bridge across the Potomac to the
National cemetery at Arlington Is being
discussed in Alexandria city and county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-12-23
Washington Sewage.

AT the request of Mr.. Gardner L.
Boothe, Corporation Attorney for Alex-
andria, Hon. j. F. Rixey, with whom
The former is comforting, expects TO IN
lroduce bill in the House of Represen-
tatiyes before the holidays to require
that the outlet of the Washington sewage
shall be located not less than two mlles
below this city irstead of above this
place. as at present Mr. Rixey hopes
to have On earls hearing of the matter
before the District OF Columbia commit