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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Sbsfab.

Mrs. $. 2uniett, ser for mango
glar itben boeoe / Gecorob, osOe Ron.
bag ben lite December eiter Ell 0ogS
Spgbom. gun bIep nemlig ranmet
Of Slng Sn8en for. Wtrs. 2lnieti
nar en- Ssiter al ben forI9rgit al.
bsoe Rrs. 8inganrb Der al 9pen.
anna Mtoria 2ltniett bar foot Sen
2Soe Mai 1881 / ariitiouia. s 1854
bIeo bun GIFT meo anuO u. SIien
iamme Steo8, % / 1856 reiite 0e til
Imerifa og reoiatte ii8 | 0ecOrob.
ga BET uorife 15Se 8iSconiin Hcgi'
mert bIep oprettet. (oen 15Oe Tecem.
Der 1851 LOB Mr. 0Iicu fig bocrDc
% fit GpmmiSiion iom "firIt Ser
genut". 5 December 1862 bIco ban
fanret, % Iom 6eIge bcrof 0coe ban
I Samuar 1868. Borret baooe 4
9sru, booruf TO Gutter Icoer. 7er,
lite 9eopember 1865 bIcp WrB. 81.
fen gift meo @ouS 9uniett al 2ccorob
og boebe her til 1872, ba DC fIpttcoc
til 6oreit Gitp. Sim boooe 8 @prn
bette Sgstefob, bporof en- Cater Ic.
Der ue er gift / @ciier. SSabo. Sra
set Ste6, bpor bun bar boot / ioo
mango aar fanr bun 2op for at bouc
oGret en- COB friiteIi8 SuItrrt % Mo.
Der og COB Robo. Sun oor en- QoN
&riiter, oprigttg | al fin Serb, oItiS
/ 9o0t Siursr, 8oobicrtct og aItiS
oiaie til at biGIpe, boor $iUIp til,
t~rangtes," flyer Den IOis, Der er icnbi
pS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
stcrspemSserne % ttnisaseriSsn { Norge 1905.
ct saa en- meset tnsrssiamt % bEnurffff Seaase rnnfdnet ben
yerfee.a nserifamffe 2slmaasae fer t9O6.
9en ssbe SecsmDer

Tpb % 3apperbeb % baabeSe, at tnesn
r1aatte fprrJae bjerr rtee mInere eno I
SbeRiEe paa GaMpIttisbebeH. @p. 24S4
traetr frem os Tiger: "Npter mig for s, Or.
RuiDr."
On "lpraeIis" ny &iie ON Glue &pfte o.
9arS Often, ba ban ~ Huo fra &urIfsah, at
ban uoatte giBrs fs jarbis til arta. Bill
IsSet al ben here 8sffs o. ben Tile Cars
taeer IA uIteg.eftg fprtiff nd, rSeu gtieHs z
tGsrS &c bears. Com belisast bar BE- foenife
@rgiter o9ret arpoe til at ppceae Solfet
uleS Rorpe, % be er Beaer tie gferrt / ben
sRprite Glnaadfs. Eu oil oslaa f1Iee Gr'
miutller Grip | &abeftoitea. Ra1et CT tegs
net efter en- 5senSfes Seftripeife, % ba ulda
hu fife tro ban er Iuroerlig notter. VI une
5uaae ON &riieu fan naoass: 1Soao CT
Etpr{neafserreS, "atibelien ocr Cit, icn
furee Hare bet1, Sen zoe Suui1 % "ltuto.
mems Sebenfart@ FAINT en- bel Del Srlaafor.
ta linger ps mpripmule Sttfer.
vi anoet SuSbolS tan nennes: Gen nor.
Tie apngefdarilte, 8ipsrGf. Ten Hsrffe Re.
aierina, liant ct nugget trtsreslaat Sruehe,
Ser piier, Do Gprge pptpses blnnSt be TUBE.
rans Stuter 10 Sdnter, Der rrrr9ftrtsrsr
10 Siser, bsner ben norite Spnbspige, Der
Ieoiages al SriheesEs gubtHSe, ~DeItprmru.
Sprlibsn oft bette Iuhes Der en- SyortegneIIe
oper 1899 toritsgise nurfte Brufpeftfurt
fra Steosr ! RorSs.
Bremie irit tilieaSt rleo Mmanaftn.
5 Glmanater % 9 &prt. .w-...... sf.00.
eiter e9st SaIs.
SrtTtRrier m~oStnses, men ferS 'aapHep.
ORDERS, ON 9u fan.
Strtc til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
SmaapIuf.

Surob 2arien CT bicmme poa
SuIepiitt fra Gbtrogo.
- IHDotot artbur Gmmoicn, iom
bor oGret biemme / 3uIen, reiicr
ioog ttIbuge til Sarge.
@aIter G5orpion % @altcr
2arien er bicmme fra Chicago / SuIe.
ferter.
-Rrs. SOcr Gnoerion % Ser
Oscar, fra Safe RiQ8, Soma, or Der
| geis8 hos SIG9t og 9cnncr.
-OIrs. Soiie &augcu fra Qocqli,
parIe, Q}iun., % GbeoOorc lbonp.
ion er tommet berneo for at tiIbringC
SuIcu bIanot SIGgt % @ernCr.
- Sr. Gto a@rneiou, ION fom
biem for at ieire SltIen men i'm ga.
Mile, reiite Sns0ag5 aftcn tilbage
ii, lin 6orretnir8 ! @auten ! SagIor,
@i5.
-gttis Sottie SouQcn, Ser cr Sin.
bergorten 2prerinoe / Chicago, er
hiemme / 5ulen; Ii8eina giis &Imo
$auion, Der opboIoer zig oeS Gioto.
nisiebiemmet / Chicago og @eorgie
gIbnms, Ser u~noreUiier / 9Iuiit Jam.
meite0s.
Otter bDab Der meb6eIes I 9rer
iii Gecurab er Soenmm u. Bigger
Satton, q. O., 6eb Den lobe DC.
cember % bIeo ~begrooer Den 1sHc
(9lonbag). afSsSe bar fsot ! SOler
gsorge. 3ebsaariagen bar GIoer.
bOmsioasbe6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

BenttD Sobnior 1ltngeItoerg
ira Sbompion, Soma, er for Sinen
her / @eisg Dos Ole u. 2omen.
Ole ". 2cnren bar fiebt s.. u.
Isafters Sits poo St. 2arprenre ct.
oa bar onereSc Hpttet mo Der.
o. 3. SGrpoIb bar tilbrugt
SuIen | Decorab, men, oil M isjen
begipe 'iis no pau en- Ipngere Sore.
Srogsreiie.
Miis gQice Sarpeitab Tom ito.
ie 2eroas tilbaee fra ganeoirper,
D. 6.
Rorman Hiite er MI Geiien6e
for HotionaI biscuit 60. % bar tit
SoreSfaprter / @rarb Rapios, Did.
Gan bar oenue nge p9ret biemme |
S~ltIebeiss hos fine SorGISre.
Mrs. 5. 2inueoolo % Ssite-
rem, @eiis Rora geterion, bar till
bragt SuIen | geiss hos SlGetninee
/ aiIbouru, @is.
Sarrp @eiier reiite p~eitooer
iaien itSite Gorsbaa, IeSiaget al fin
Mooer, Irs. 6. 3. @eiier, ser biz
tei6se G. s. @eiiers 6umiIie /
Sarge.
George 8ropes fra Winona,
Itiuu., bar o9ret biemme paa en-
Sltleoiiit.
So5n Slim reiite 2srbae til
Grairie on Chen bpor ban agter at
30 for SremtiSeu.
- Iels gnumSriiS pon @aibin9.
ton 9rairie bar fiebt 9orton. Gar.
men / Burr DAT SolpniGip. Sarmen
er paa 200 acreS, og &iSbeiummcn
nor $1,000, boao ser moa ii9es at
rrre gnnife binigt.
WeIoiu anSerion or bicnme
fra Burlington paa en- @iiit hos fin
Saber.
WrS. 9. @uais bar tilbragt
SilIen hos lin Gdtter / Chicago.
Serbert @o0SnrS reiite tilbaae
til Chicago iioite WanSng. San er
oniut hos Waribau SieIb 60.
- Baitur gnoretu Ssrenion fra
Gaubp, Wiun., fom forrige llge biem
| 9cisa hos fine 8orpIore, Rr. og
0trs. Sobn Serenion Der / gpen.
Bait. Ssrenion bar | lungere Eio
oGret ipgcIig % moatte op9ioe tit
&rbeiOe for en- Sio. San reiite IioIte
til Grairie on Gbien for at ia.
ge Spgebebau0ling peS Sanatoriet
ser.
Ir. % Ir8. Serman aoefoS
| SirS0ags BERTH fra gibbp,
boor De mi Dor, for at beig9e
MrS. &oeiooS @eoiteforGlorc, Orr.
Oh 0trS. 8eter Sau8en % oeres man.
&c andre Slegtninser % 8eurer Der
/ Speu. Mr. 9oefob er Sanoelsrei.
ilnoe / Ror6peiteu o9 Mrs. 9oeioo
bar ibsit gipet ltnberpisnine / Gang
oeo Gart &egion 2itiber College |
6ergus 8aqS.
- 9lanbt ltn1oum Der fra gpcn,
IOm ihloerer lroenbDs % or fomnet
biem / SlrIebeise er fslgenbe: 2oura
Sougen, Grace 9ofer % Claire Mat.
teton, Der IhtOercr 9in0ergartenarbei'
Sc / Chicago % Rap SOpliif Der Itt.
ocrer til SonOIpge Der / 9pen; 8m.
anomIton % Rihorb SneooIoitaS fra
Soma StatSnniocrittrt; gtbeI 2au6ers
% @loopS SerpeI, Stote Normal
Sd,ooI, Ge0ar SAILS; Si9uro Heqlte,
.. Sobuiou. 8. 3. Sorpif, 2ouritS
Sarien, GltouitltS ReIion, S,itber &c.
mtnur, SamItuc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Subonpeit

s SonoIitli,, Sotunii-9 erncs SO.
pe6itab, bar Scr piit fig SiIipISe al
9itbonpeito % &barantGuens 9eitp.
rer Gonnaier bar oerior uoIteot Sr.
ore ON, at Batter, Sraet9ooS eIler
Grpresioger, Tom guar fra SouoIuIli
til @pcrne pan Sen nmcrifnnIfe Stine'
bopShpit, ifaI aicrnemregcS, iom for.
Ion0t al u gnSiobeoeruc / San 6ron'
cisco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Grlins Sisruipn, en- Ssu al 9iI

teren tom onoen SuIeoos til Rerp
9orf % oil unber tit SpboIo / ame.
rita boIbe en- Gel SoreSrag. 10.
ipurst al &eportcrs, gap ban nogle
S~pIgsnirger ON SpIsSuirgen Of
ltnionen mellem Rorse % Sverige
oG uotalte iom jim Meuina, at Oct par
Nmerifa % England, iom forebpgse.
De en- Srig. @esse 2anSe itoS ruitct.
@crse life mtrbit % Soerise oiISe
.gierne IIaa til; men ,loeiret Srep
ODER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

80 IreH1EQHeIDe euIppRs
we SrolpeciaIiiter ipm bet eneiae Wtes
ocl til at gienaabne @prsrne, befri Saars
i9tten for @araiiter FAINT opp9fte be |
ooale lt8genoe Saarreboer til fprnpet Gin.
De mango atteiter fra mine @atieuter,
afgtpst iiuSer 60, itaoipiter osIaa bette,
ioet p%atienterne meebeler, at be bapoe
torle8t mange @tibler uoen 8eiultat, fpr
be tpg min 8ebanblins.
VI V~eopmmelfe ai ON ct epbt Reiuls
tat tan ppnaaes, nnmpbes man ON at IND,
ienoe fplgeroe SplpSninaer: Snaopms
mems Beitahenbeo % rbbrcbeIfe, Nloer,
8pnittution, 2iositiling (rloes eIler Snbes
arbeieel, Selbre6Stilitanb, Saarfarpe,
Staleetbeo, Rerpgiitet % Spr6pielie.
gnbper StriueIIe rtaa leoingesa f Spars
porto.
III. ~ACHERSHAUG, M. NJ. ID.
Norsk Specialist Haarsygdomme.
OH w. North Ave, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Wine Worfers' Union bbab be fsr
itaoig bar fat flo imoo.

Sra Netp Dorf ffripes, at 1901 900
SaanoDerfere | Wpsningsfaset bar
inogaaet en- Ouerenstomft, fom ffal
ftaa ! 8 sIar, fra lite Sanuar 1906
at REGIME. 9un "Souiefmitb". og
"grioeernen". l1nionerne ct life meo.
Soerensfomiten bill bepirfe, at Strue.
tiiral Sron @orfer's Streit MOB
Toit 90 WcGorb bill faIoe iammen, oa
ingen fommer til at itstte Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

5es bar mrpiasst GssieIsOasspsssH. for ppuEra
lea aseS Den blsrielia Eat. Ss ten mes Glres an,
btraIs ben Ill suspsr samIIit, esa CT baaes tHtss
ssiauf % en- Srss for stessrt Gus.
9, etIfeth Giafts. fttun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Weddings.

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ma
gruder Danenbower, of this city, and
Mr.. David n. Rust, jr., Of Alexandria
county. which took place yesterday
evening at Christ Church at $3.50 O'Clock,
WAS one of the prettiest marriages IN
Alexandria this season. A large num-
Der of friends of the bride and groom
from this city and surrounding country
we're present to witness the nuptial cere-
mony which was performed by Rev.
William J. Morton, rector of Christ
Church, assisted by Rev. Harry b. Lee,
of Baltimore, brother-in-law ofthe groom
The church was beautifully decorated tor
the occasion, the chancel being banked
with palms, ferns and flowers, and the
overlooking galleries hung with green
vines. During the ceremony Mr.. Kenneth
Ogden sang solo, and the wedding
march was sung by The Chapter OF Praise,
of which the bride is an active member,
Mrs Charles Lennon presiding at the
organ. The bride wore a handsome
gown of chiffon cloth built over white
taffeta and trimmed with duchess lace.
She carried a shower bouquet OF white
roses and lilies of the valley. Her
maid of honor was her sister, Miss Fran
ces Danenhower, who wore white net
over yellow tafeta and yellow chiffon
girdle. Miss Danenhower carried
shower bouquet of yellow roses tied with
yellow tulle. The bridesmaids we're
Miss Bessie Jones, of this city; Miss
Lucy Rust, of Alexandria county, sis
ter of the groom; Miss Annie
Voipht, of Norfolk, and Miss Kate Pref
low, # Franklin, Va. They we're
dressed in white net over white taifela,
with yellow chiffon girdles, and carried
bouquets of white sweet peas, tied WIZ
yellow tulle. DR.. Thomas l.. Rust,
brother OF the groom, acted as best man,
and the ushers were Frank Moss and
Gardner l.. BoOthe, of this city,
John Rust, of Alexandria county; Angus
Mcdonald Crawford, of the Theological
Seminary; Philip Dawson, OF Fairfax,
and DR.. Edgar Snowden lmmedi'
ately after the ceremony a reception was
given at the residence of Miss Laura +.
Smoot, aunt of the bride, 1909 King
street. Later in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Rust left for a northern tour.
Mr.. Robert A. Rollins, of Washing
ton, and Miss Mary A. Acres, of Alex
andria, we're married at the home OF the
BRIDES aunt, Mrs Margaret Green, NO.
1909 Gibbon street, yesterday evening,
by Rev. j. P. Stump.
Miss Ruth V. Lyles and Mr.. A. Z.
Slaymaker were quietly married last
night at the home of the bride by Rev.
J. p. Stump.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Ct NIary's Academy.

The happy anticipations OF many
Young hearts were yesterday realized
when the graduating exercises OF this
popular educational institution took
place. A large and select audience filled
the Opera House when at three thirty
the curtain rose upon scene OF lowell
ness. Stately palms aud beautiful flow,
ers in profusion adorned the front and
side of the stage aud for central setting
nearly a hundred young girls robed IN
snowy white, who began the programme,
which consisted of music, essays and
physical culture exercises, all OF which
was admirably rendered. Miss Mae Nc
Williams and Miss Margaret Greene,
of this city, received certificates OF grad,
uation and gold medals. rhe names OF
the others receiving distinctions were
published in Tuesdays Gazette. Miss
McWiIiams read the valedictory. II
we're truly poem, couched IN musical
pertameters, "On the Banks OF the
Stored Potomac" The last chorus in
which all the senior pupils took part was
a fitting close to an ably rendered pro-
gramme. Rev. w. l.. Sullivan, q. ).
P, made the closing remarks. 10 beau
tiful language he rendered a glowing
tribute of praise to the Sisters OF the
holy Gross, the two graduates, and st.
Mary's pupils upon all of whom he beg
ged Gods blessing for future success.
Father Sullivan is no stranger here aud
his audience attested their esteem and
appreciation of his kind remarks by con-
tinuous rounds of hearty applause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
DRY GOODS.
Woodward ( LOtlPOD
9th. | It'll. + 4 & StsN w.
WASHINGTON. ID. c..
Furniture and
Furnishings.

Eve have converted the sixth floor Of our G
street building into mammoth showroom for
all classes of Summer Furniture. 1t is by far
the best exhibit we have ever had, and for
beauty and comprehensveness cannot be sur
passed anywhere. Particularly broad is the
display of Chairs, Rockers, Settles aud Tables.
The most largely represented line, perhaps
is the Wicker Furniture. made from the
large, heavy, plable reeds of China and India.
These are stained in large variety of hues.
Still another variety of our own American
Furniture is formed from the Silver Birch Of
the Adiroudacks, which makes charming
pieces for porch and lawn. The frames of the
chairs, rockers, settees and tables are of the
natural wood with the bark left on, while the
seats and backs and tops of tables are of
polished maple Stats or woven reeds.
"Old Hickory" made fthe natural wood
with the bark on still holds its own Seats
and backs Of chairs are made of hand-woyen
strips Of the inner bark of the hickory tree;
tops of tables aud stools are made of finished
natural hickory.
we also show very artistic line OF Wealth
cred Oak Furniture, together with large
line of porch swingsin natura! finished wood,
weathered oak and wicker
A liberal assortment of the new Bungalow
Furniture is also shown. These pieces are
strongly made, with woven open sides and
backs. cane seats and frames Of fumed oak
The collection comprises chairs, rockers, set
tees, tables, window seats, &c.
We willprepay all freight charges on Fur
niture, Beds, Bedding Linens, China, &C.,
required for the furnishing of summer homes
at the seashore and mountains in the nearby
States.
Summer Furniture, RNfrigerators, Water
| Coolers &c, sixth floor, G street.
Hammocks and Lawn Swings. fourth floor,
| Eleventh street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Personal.

Miss Mary f. Carlin has gone to
EIicott City, Nd, to visit her sister,
Mrs. William Fulton.
An approaching marriage Of much in
terest is that of Miss Minna Irene Smith
ers TO Mr.. James Owen Reilly, of North
Carolina, the marriage to take place
Wednesday evening, June q, at s
o'clock at the home Of the bride No
invitations were issued in this city, a,
the marriage ceremony will be witnessed
by only the brides most intimate friends.
Mr.. H. B. Cation has returned from
his vacation. He accompanied the
Friendship. Veteran Fire Association to
Hagerstown, Nd, AMI subsequently
visited other cities.
Mr. Park Agnew has been elected a
director of the Washington, Alexandria
aud Mt. Vernon Railway.
Mr.. G. w. Howell end family have
removed 10 their country home, Getty
View" Fairfax county, where they will
spend the summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Monitor Aground.

The monitor Puritan, the big practice
ship of the Naval Battalion, d; Z. N
G is stranded on a bar at Point Lookout.
The accident occurred in steaming around
from Baltimore to take part in the at
tack on the river defenses of Washing
ton. Coming around Point Lookout,
BY miscalcnlation the monitor headed
inside the buoy marking the turn from
the bay into the Potomac, and ran upon
a sand bar ju:ting out from the bay
side. Her speed was high, and the yes
sel was sent we'll upon the bar. Her
own engines reversed failed to get the
minitor off, and the efforts of the William
II. Yerkes, jr., tug from Washington
to pull her off, brought no better results
Several tugs from Norfolk were sent 70
assist the boat. The Puritan was sub
seauently fOated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
River Notes.

Several of the large sand and gravel
carrying scows belonging to one OF the
local said dredging companies are at the
shipyard to be given an overhaullng and
to be made ready for active service. The
Washiugton-owned schooner Ssmue!
Wood is on the big marine railway at
Alexandria for extensive repairs TO her
null before she loads cargo of railway
ties for Philadelphia.
The rebuilding of Drills wharf dover
Cedar POINT, on the Potomac, is rapidly
approaching completion, and it Will be
ready for service within the next lew
DAYS. As SOON rs the work is completed
there the pile drivers and force OF wharf
builders will go to Colonial Beach u
complete the pier there, the work on
which was temporarily stopped Tor wan
of material. These wharves we're badiy
damaged by drifting ice during the pas
winter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Cuban DiarrhOea.

U. S. soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish war know what this
disease is, and that ordinary remedies
have little more effect than so much
water. Cuban diarrhoea is almost as
severe and dangerous as mild attack OF
cholera. There is one remedy, however,
that can always be depended upon as
will be seen by the following GER
tifcatc from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs
of Houston, Texas: al hereby certify
Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy cured my husband OF
a severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea'
which he brought home from Cuba. We
had several doctors but they did him no
good. One bottle of this remedy cured
him, as our neighbors will testify. !
than God for so valuable medicine. "
For sale by Gibson & Timberman and
w. F. Creighton Il Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Deaths.

Mr.. John T. Hunter, a~forIher we'll
known resident of this city, died sud.
denly at his home in Washington this
morning, aged So years. Mr.. Hunter,
it will be remember, was for many years
connected with the furniture firm OF
WIN. Muir. His remains will be brought
here for interment, and the funeral will
take place from the residence of his
daughter, Mira. F. G.. Grimes, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Myrtle May Cleveland, wife of
Mr.. Thomas Cleveland, died in Wash
inglon yesterday. The deceased was
a daughter of the late G. g. Chichester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The regular weekly prayer meeting OF
the Allison w. G. T. U. will be held TO-
night at 8 o'clock at the Chlldren's
Home on Duke street.
An elderly gentleman named kimbaiI
was stricken with apoplexy on north
st. Asaph street this morning. DR..
German placed him in his carriage and
conveyed him to his home.
Several letters written during the early
sixties were found behind a mantelpiece
by the carpenters while repairing Mr.. E.
H. Janney's house at Maple Grove,
which was once owned by Enock Grimes
Porter and ale on draught; also sold at 10
cents per quart. c. H. Zimmerman, Market
alley. tu,th,sa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
CnrnOratiOn Court.

[Jndge L. G. Barley presiding
James COnstaDtinOple, a native OF
Greece, was granted final naturalization
papers.
II. B. Cation was substituted trustee
under certain deeds of trusts in place oil
[. NJ. Kell, decea 'ed.
r. G. Smeed was appointed trustee for
Anna G.. Smeed under the will of the
late VIM. Gregory, in place OF George
Johnston, deceased.
TIE grand jury will meet at O'Clock
this evening, when, ifwhat leaks from the
grand jury room is true, report will be
made placing the police force in most
unfayorabie light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Police Court.

1Justice II. B. Cation presiding J
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning: -,
Richard Jackson, colored, arrested by
Officer Young charged with assaulting
James Dggs with rock, was fined 50.
James Reed, arrested by Lieutenant
Smith and Officer Gill charged with de-
serting from the United States navy
was sent to the Washington authorities
in charge of the last named officer.
A white man, arrested by Officer Ar
ring.on charged with stealing one dollar toll a
from an uptown druggist, was fined $40.
James Digs, arrested by Lieutenant
Smith charged with disorderly conduct,
was fined S..
George Shirley, arrested by Oiicer
Belts charged with assaulting Maggie
Allen, was fined So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Wholesale GrOcers.

The wholesale grocers and tobac-
conists' association of tidewater Virginia
is issuing circulars, giving details of the
convention in Norfolk next week of the
Southern Wholesale GrOcers' AssociatiO J..
Copies were mailed to prabably 1000
men in the south connected with the
wholesale grocers business. 1t is ex-
pected that fully four hundred delegates
will be in attendance on the sessions OF
the convention. The railroads have
made a rate for the convention Of one
fare for the round trip plus % cents
tickets being good for thirty days. Sew
eral of the firms in this city will be rep
resented
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
The FireInen.

We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the nineteenth annual convention
Of the Virginia State Fireman's Conven-
ton, which will be held at Harrisonburg,
August l6, II and Is. An attractive
tournament will be one Of the features OF
the meeting, Many valuable prizes will
be given. Mr.. John II. Saum is Presi-
dent Of the Association and,J. e. Glenn
Is Secretary. The Reliance and Relief
companies of this city expect 10 attend
the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Precipitated Into the Dock.

Two young women were precipitated
into Mr.. Dew. Aitcheson's dock, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, about
halfpast ten o'clock last night. They
we're speedily rescued. 1t seems that a
small boat had been procured by three
young men for the purpose OF taking t9e
young ladies out into mid-stream to wit
ness the glare from the mimic battle at
Forts Washington and Hunt. The Ia
dies were seated in the boat when by
changing theft positions they caused ii
to careen and throw them into the
water. The incident caused consider
able excitement among the many per
sons who were on the river front at the
tfrao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
Hotel Fleischmann.

The statement made yesterday OF Inc
reported closing of the Hotel Fleisch-
mann was somewhat misleading lnf
hotel will be kept open but on the
European plan and will not be condnc'e1
on the American plan, as heretofore,
No change will be made in the saloon o.
restaurant features OF the hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-15
The saIye That Penetrates.

DeWitts Hazel Salye penetrates the pores
of the skin, and by its antiseptic, ru6iio-
cient and healing influence i subdues milan
nation and cures Boils, Burns, Cuts, &c
zema, letter. Ring Worm and all SKIN gls.
cases specific for blind, blee ting. itching
and protrnding Piles The original and
genuine Witch Hazel Salye is made by I. C..
Dewitt & Co, and sold by W. F. Creighton,
4Ol King street, and corner Queen and
Patrick street.