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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-27
No Disorders Since Sunday.

AS you see. the city is perfectly
tranquil There have been no disor-
ders since Sunday. and there will be
none in spite Of the exaggera ted alarm
list reports with which foreign coun-
tries have been flooded. I am i'm a DO
sition TO guarantee the peace and safe
~ OF the city The WOrkmen have al
ready begun to return to work. but il
Is hardly possible for a general re-
sumption Of work 10 occur before Mon
day. You have read my proclamation.
The vast ma Ority of the workmen were
deceived into associating themselves
with a political movement The gov
eminent intends to do everything pos
sible under the law to see that they re-
ceive justice.
What of the future? People talk of
revolution or of an era of bomb
throWing?" he was asked.
I am an Optimist." was the reply.
I have no fear of a revolution. As
for bomb-throwers. they are few in
number. They may attempt something.
but nothing will be accomplished in
that fashion"
There are stories of wholesale ar
rests" it was suggested.
There have been no arrests since I
assumed the governor generalship yes
terdaY. The government cannot permit
conspirators against it to plot and agi-
tate as they please"
rs Maxim GOrky under arrest ~
queried the correspondent
He is not in St. Petersburg. which is
the extent of my Jurisdiction" said the
general
Where is Father Gopon?''
Il cannot tell you
In conclusion, Governor General Ire
pof said the government had nothing
TO conceal. He was ready at all times
to answer proper questions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-27
PROCLAMATION POSTED.
Asitators Will Not Be Allowed TO Dis
turh Workman

MOSCOW, Jan. ga proclamation of
the project of Moscow has been posted
al the street corners, as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-27
OF. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2s.-Cs:,

CT. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2s.-(6:25 p.
y m)-GovernOr General Trepoff,
who received the correspondent of
the Associated Press today at the for
merS headquarters in the Winter pal
ace, manifests complete confidence that
the crisis is over and that public order
ana safety are assured. Further than
TINS the governor general takes an op-
uimistic view Of the situation in the
provinces He
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-27

But her day Of hope came at last
Twenty-three years after SIC had been
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
&f 5luiidDrn irinolidJcn d)inciiidcn
Taftiuncn.

NCm 9Orf, q, gIguit. = Snt
Gbineien . @iertcl lit .gcitcrn abeno
cine Shlud)t 5miidcn Den lid Icino.
IIU aeiinnten dincliidlen @eieaid)of'
ten ouageiodten iporOcn. AlS cine
Sol9e bieicS utucrlid)en 3uiommeE'
ltbBeS liegen 5ruci Oltrd) Gcoolper'
ild)il''e idiper, ober nid)t tootlid) Der
leete Sobne beS bimmliidlen Heid)eS
I'M SnSionitrobtn : Soipital, nab
reno 5fpei 2eibtperleBtc nit finn An'
neren als grreitanten olli ser Gliju'
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miro, ols Den pielen iid) niocripre'
dterlsen gndobell, oie bon MitoIie.
bern beioer Earteien aeniod,t rpltr.
oen, feit3uitellen, mie Der @orioQ lid
fpirflif, sngetragen bat.
Gle Toli3ei neiat 81 scr annabnte.
baB Die Spfer Witglieber Ser Sr
Repng CONG iuaren, ipeIdbe apaer sic
WitglicOer Der SIP Sing Gong, De.
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@ciitcSacacnluart eincs &inoC9.

Scd)4idbriQC9 MGofcn modt ciucm
Eonit in elmer SunoNoNc cin
Gn0c.
Ncm Nort 81. Nllguit. Gin
brcnncnOcr Soppcn %Snbnentnd) bott2
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Der mtcrCn Oitiritc, sic 0urd CinCu
icicrlihcn Wuttcaoicnit cinGcruelbt
mcrocn loIltc mno bis sur dubcrlteh
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nod - Elm Mun0cr, mic IS mar, 0ob
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der Ocn SAINT pcruriadt bate. Nidt
Elm Stiid &ol5mCrt mar on0cbrunlt
lln0 nlS idlicBlid.mcnn oild) crit III.
Ter Scr 5uinQcnocn Wemolt Ooimi.
ihcniabrcn0cr EolijcifniippcI, sic
N1tbc C~iniNcrmaBcn Neutrality-suspicious.
nor, mOlltc c3 ioit Nicn1ouo bon ocu
Nnuclcnocn %ioiien, boB cir min5igc3
Stiid 6obncntud, cine ioldc tote
Fonif bcro!ibcihlu0rcn f0nnc.
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ten @illcttitrnBcn Wctbooiitcnfird,
ob, sic qeQcn so Sabre bcitanOen bat
mo bon scr i0rocIitiid)en @cncinoc
@ctb Motncictb 9Inibei @ioluitpf on
1etnult un0 in cine Spnogoge mn
a~cponnelt mar.
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NcirAtbS r giccnscn.

@corQc 2. Niidlcr unb Nolc =.
Ncu. 2l. Npplifont Ucorhc 2. @ud-
fer, Nr. GO6, Nuuoucr Ctr.
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e. Niholioh, q. GppIifont, NcnrD
Ironf Iiibcr 8oibin0ton 9. Is.
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Ger Millcr b. NM Gttu &o0on9-
IN. so. 9pplifont Ner N}iucr, 9tr.
1O3S, Olt SomboroAS Ctr.
Sronf -. 9inib. 70, mo 6oro Wfn.
er3, 30. 9pplitont, =. $. 9tolh 6res
ocrid, MO.
NlircO &oM IS, mo Mtoru e. 50
ibc0, 81. Npplitont, 2llirco &op,
S%cniinatom NiO.
Moumono 4. Mc0, 81, mo NOcIinc
&cdciicr, Is. NppIifont, $. Y. acllcr.
%obn Smolcnatn %, utO Gpo 81
mon Il. NppIifont. Sobn SmoIcn9-
fl gtr. iOG, 5il0 Bethel CTR.
&obn i, %Ebompion .. mo Der
tia u. GrnloIO, -. Npplifunt, Spb.
4. Grnlolb, 9tr. 100, Mcits Wtulberru
StroBc.
@m. g. Cotton. %, unO Ginnno ".
Sdllor0t. -. Npplifont, WiQiam
@olltrum, 9tr. AS, 0itGrobsStr.
Wolter :. W}crrDnlon, q, un0
Claudia a. Gipcn, %. 2lppIifunt.
@olter z, NicrrUmolr, EbilopoIia,
Wo.
Is. &omc2 6runciS, 81, mo Scou-
1ctte MioNcruuu, 30. Ipplifont, W.
Gcco, Gr. 1881, YicGloerru Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
HnS bcm Snucrcn WarDlano's nno
Den nnarcm;cnocn Etantcn.

Son.ocrbureS NorQcbcn.
&n Wnnneaboro, ga, lit Yoltor
Quniel .. Wcnbner, ser Ercoi0cr
Der nltcn Observation-Disclosures
entlnilen moroen, und)ocm Elm Inter
'llduug5 p Gnmitc orei pole IaQc nit
Der Grn0gllng Scr NnflaNcn pcrbrad)t
bat. Die orei SouptonfloQcn 0cQcn
Foitor MenBncr mnrcn: Grite19 Qes
%itottetc CT icincr (od)ter cine ioibio.
nablc Sod)5eit; 3lueitcnS Ncituttcte er
'elllcm Sohnc. alli Der Toir 81 Sas
acrStomn Gntcn oll35uitellcn, mo
Nrittcn& %pre0igte cr in elmer Mcnus
nitcntirde BON Scr &an5cl. Die
tirhIihen &oridriitcu Scr @optiiten
aeltntten ocn Ercbigcrn niht, bon eli.
ner aau5el SIT prcOiNcn, ionOcrn cr
mllB ncbcn elmer Goicl itcben, 0eS-
gleid)cn mnlB or Elm cinindcS 2cbcn
iiibren. Or. Mcnbner lit Elm Gltbcrit
tiid)ti0cr SbcoIoqc.
llebcr obrcn.
Nni ser @iniamltraBcu.arcu5
IN Cumberland murbe am Woutag
Nbcuo Irou WorD Seed, @ottin bes
GlrrfS Qoniel Seed, bon elmer Rolt-
cir Sofomotipe Der Baltimore
Ohio g.. @ubn" iiG%erinbrcn ais iie cis
mem Enliogicr5ugc aus ocm McAe
acbcn mollta. Srou Seed mar ~
Sabre alt ino binterl1Bt olBcr ibrcm
@otten bier ainoer.
@~plbene @od5ci in
Carroll Sountp.
Sn Seem @inoior, Carroll Gormtp,
I~eierten &r, Sobonm ySilbcIm ulo
1rou om Sonntng ooS ieltene Selt
Ser q%olocnen Sod)5eit in t6rpcrliher
mo Aciitigcr Stride. NllBcr ben
iGnrmtliden ain0ern mo Gnfeln ma
rcn picle Nefanntc ans Der Nahbor-
idoit mo iolgenOe 9altinorer er-
lhlenet: Wn1. Felb mo camille,
9luguit @oBe, Auguit Sittig Nlugnit
@ilbeIm, s.. Suoemeicr mo Nnocre.
Gas NIiidlifc Enar erbielt Oicle bib
Idle 8eifente 5u Gbren ocS cages,
oorunter bon ben @oltimprcrn cine
prGdti9e Stnnoiibr uno cin DolltGn-
oigeS S~aieIgeid)irr. &r. Nilbelm
mliroc Dor II Sabren in I%utterbera,
gmt Minoen, aoni9reid 0onnopcr,
aeboren uno fam Dor 80 Snbren nudl
Imerifa. Sier perbeirotbcte er iif
nit Sri. Mnrie Sittig, nif ans Gut
terberg. Gns Eoar bat iolgenoe Sin.
Ser: Sobn, Charles, Gowaro @il-
belm mo Wuru EeB, Satin oe5Srn.
GbaS. lelb. lie Hafbnren iunoteli
Dem Subelpaare biibibe Slumcnipcn
Den.
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ySritcrn WaruIanD GiIcnbabn.
Srat ant ~. 3uu! 1905 tn araft.
Siae b~erIailCn 0llcE- Station. pie loIat

Srut uHt ~, ,tHNl toOJ w NfuH.
Sfge 0~erIdilCH Sllcl;r Stution, lpte IoIgt:
3nHlidl.
40 frhb - ctneu lionina, Sauptltrie, 90,
gersiumn. y. n II. 9tD., itito Dem Giioen,
iino nlisaenonl,icn 1ulnliaGs y. g. ". u.
0bdinbereburG, UiGritlIshirn, &inthefiet NIB
Enniie an Der Gbciapeaie & gSeitern ldbn.
OLD &prm. - Zen WiGr @gprcB. (9iur na6
Yens!J;lr)
1000 gbenoS gUfon. tadb unlcr sWrioae.
51glihl, nreaSHUmmtn Gonmtnas.
100 Wlorgrie r. OUti. y. & 8. 2iO. H. 6Hipt'
Ginie bit.t,b bon Gmorp' SrJbe, Carlisle ilnb
y. so. n. y. I...-.
300 WtorncHa - NGdpillnte, Saqet9iuDft. S1its
cod. ebippcrabura 6reoerid, 9nmiis6ura
uio %. & N. 1u big GbcnOHonn6.
1912 3rrm. - eDIiont, nat u~nion'Aribae.
Uurt uno Geitp5bHlg.
Loo 2ahir. : gtffbuG nnb Cmor9 Hrobe.
2.25 glndhrt. Giloui. rnhJ u ir9rps@robe.
1871 slatiit. 49, llur NlOuutain Cru. (QarIor'
Carl; ierIer TreoerId EHo, Sainodg
$50 ytnhn,. - Grp. no4 Uori uitb q. & D..
9ibiIiun MO- -itpGInr ur
APO Ga6m. MORT eGueg sgrp,; ,cruer
@.Dneom gpriuG TrOUc, 3dnober itro Seiipe'
4.25 yssobrjt H. linton 2'ribaeJ snctri Br:
300 ginnm. - SIg. Flnfle an oeronipiItnte,
Snaersloipn. 6r}osr'k, en':niisburs u.Gtip'
5.25 absnSs - srorr. lnb gIeNa
6.1b WheuoS - NtiunI. lIncb uniurts prtbpe.
'gnr an Samitaaen.
II BIZ Tndn. 49, zine Rioge qimiteb. SheGs
9rpreb rlh 3burmCrt, 0iountain 4. Eotnis
UNI Saofrsturu
gur c0urtnaS.
$50 Rorm. - siI9nt. nod llniprseribae nnb
SdIpher.
2.3O gartfu. =, g;lom. mad u~nion.griSat.
40 Gadbu. et.om. nah alefo.
8iIlet. nno HcpHt, Eilrcat, MbGiat'S. Cd
Charles arb qc1iHGtonsS trdbe.
3ftee talicn on llnt9l. Bernie .s'oe, Sutton
unb gSalm oc' South Hoe.) Station,
Silt ridl nl Fentln sgIue. 'Stdiion
3. VI. 5pmea. q. %, ".
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Baltimore S~nmpf'Eafct.Go.

Die Der. Gtnatens Tpit beibroerrb.
Tdmrfer iubren idelit. Sountn9s cusaenoirt
men, bon ben -Rois0tues "FterS. Ir. io--is.
piobt. Gtrabe, $50 NbcnbS. bireft mao Obj
Puini Comfort. 9oriolf, Portsmouth uno allen
Punften SeS Sfoeus. 9erbtnnuna In Obj
Tnini Comfort init . e. & 8. gifenbabH." Rah
9iidhrtonn. Gerbinouug iu Bottc mouth NIT benz
.eenhouro air Cine" tnIioen 3lle bon 9ortss
MOUTH nab sliIanid. IN s%iorioIi 8erbinolnq
nit Der @%gtiIoniic Seat qine. Iorloli nnb
Carolina. 9lorfcIf mo iioIib. HorfoIf iito
tufiIi6 uno Oh Hominiol Cine" nab 9ieips
bern. @uibiuaion, g.'G.. uno 6itrnono. Nd.
W,a6lSeitei nnb europutlheml Blanc. prrit'
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Simner IN ben Ai1et,Nircdur her yHdn Cine
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VnTiimnrr, mnS enIhsrt,etrnhe Continental
lruIi Q%1uilphto INN Nlbdnab'o, 100 yiotosSbories
Strniie,
Subu ". sirrtppub, y. NrohM,
Btce, Irdi. II. Sen. s.iannger. Den. sBaf.' MgeHf
(Ye32-) -
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TFrHf1TItI T11T7FTT

ncl Ser Moro IN Dem d)inclihcW
Sbcutcr IN bic Sdube QeidobcQ
miro, uor9inNcn.
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Gbeiaprafe Gnmpfer.S mpasnie.
hrfabeaf e.Q tuie.

Nutt0btuttsTH 81
9Ieadr;s Fafaaier 9umpier 4Nuauita- NH
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Efs tolnt 6umiart NIB Wurfof. IA.
Sumpfer ~periafen Baltimore taglih tatiAIe.
nontneH GonHiudsD INN $50 Wberos iInb Tom
men In SIo Pctut comfort nm . ubr U,orgenf
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cleo 1nie Yaffduier ''Shirrtfr -Gbdriotte' uni
.,BdHinloff.
uaM Meft.eoint' nuo @idhmoue. 20.
Tnninfer ~nerlGfci 3tltfuipre fdqltt tdiSae.
notHWe! gonrtnaS) INT i ltbr Gndhmittans nno
foinneu 81 Reit'Roiut I'M t7.g Wlor9enS nnh
8i Ridbutonh .m 90 WoraenS an.
Die ni WcntdQeu, YptfiTrud,eu nno Sretfc9en
bot baltimore dbiubrel:nelt Sanipler. NIB DE
bon 92eits Foint an .fEIcttteaeu. BornerituQeu
Euo Snnitul er nbf1bren. leeen. tn 4lniiceiter.
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cen. TUnuerftaQsn uuo G1mftdQeti bon l.aitt.
more uno an Guninaer. Wtt.loobe en- uno Sreis
iaaeu bon @eit SOiHt ubidhrsnosH Tau,pler
leaen In Dol itch uno Slap turf al tbsi ain.
iiiaem gSetter).
Tamyfer psrtaIeu Baltimore pcm Stfs re. IS
uue 10. 2iahtitras .n'6e critic.
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fthert, @eped nltpeaehen. uIio Hdtntenilmnnfr
I'M Ncruis ~referpiri toereen IN ben mendtn
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GIANT. etrnte, Baltimore, v.s.
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WnrnIano uuo Tcnnipluania gahn.

SiJe p~erfaien gprfh. fpr nne.etaiioH:
7.O aorm. goit nat Dorf, idaltb. ausge'
fpftmen GCnntunS.
$50 3iorm. II.pin. ndd Delta, rpy @iunfdas
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ituf1meii SGlntapS. ibif
tfsa5 sssrIn. sfiem. nab EeIrtr. iieIt1, dnsaf'
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100 Ndd1r,. MffnmL. rGdb PcIuil. rur Gamftnas.
31j ginbt. Foft nab Eori, ideiidt nusae'
lutT nteH GomtraS.
400 Radtn. Nifom. nan Teltd. MIR Eonntaas.
Abb Rudin. whom. mad Delta. tdalih. aISst.
noitnieH Sonntaas. "a -. Z IL n
GO gbenns Wif0pt. Hdh Ael tir, Md1id, aus.
iitt aeipUtTeli gonHtneS.
f1.60 aherhs Mffom. nab Reiair rut Conn.
fdlS.
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tuods unb @aMaas.
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MuuanulI0, MI. 9i0nnl S%l1ilon. T,hO ilIo
2S.t5 &orrr. $50 unb 10 "a antIn, eail6el!'
TAGS, l400. 1888 9inhm, 600 hto 2ii.fo
Wben0S.
Nrcorrid, mt. RrunIsG !ation. ?s.ab nno lo,4s.
Rurm. Gdiiocrr station. !7.36, 900, 1915 lto
1000 Worm., lt.25, 1910 mo 1920 Ruthut.
Windritct, MI. JtouuIsGtllipn. ITO s|nrtn,
uno l2.4l Idbm, 6untoelt Station, l7.2O Sorll.
1900 ulo $3.50 GnbM.
SunrtStumu, Gt. MunnI-e Station. lS.45 Sor..
I3.h0 9tGbm. 9lmoeu Station, 1906 8orHIp
eaitott. Gin mo Mt. Nirp, Gomhen. etation,
l7.36 mo 2O.t5 Bcrm., ll,2b, 1860. tb.20
giutbIu., *G30 itn0 *tl.A5 Nhcnos.
aMrun usp clifton lRt. 1tpOnl Station. f2.49
00dDui. Gnmoen Station. 90 Nnchn.
,Jipnal Slne.pinte" nadi philadelphia nnb
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WcrMantS' & Winers' yranspor.
tntipu Company.

Tnnibftt YIntfH.
Tdn WUTion uuo BEN Often; ieoen Wontua,
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y llbr.
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tao. Miiimudb uno Sreitng. NbeubS o 1ibr.
gut 9,eDpurt . Jetus unb 8orfo.f: tdeii6
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Sradf NIB tdeIlb bis r ltbr Ibenbe fir an
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hon Der geerfte anu SnBe bes 9oue,EodS nb:
znpnurnh' Tampier bon Der Nerfte AM auss
oer Bcit'SuIe'gpemte
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ponaF1o6.
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n. 2. Sisbbins, @su. !wiau.
SSuptbrreau - GHoei-G6e WermaR. umb
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Or. go. Wicncr,
bomOopatbii9er Wr,t
Or. 1919, Ginoen. u DenH {.
MnnNrruuQc Gntbefnna.

Srou u. @leIiug, bctborrlaeroe GpeNiallIitn
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Sic lciheno iilo, iperoe i'd Jbuct beiicn. Sh
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btebung Der sirbeli; ODllig bnrmlos. I'm
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Unlicensed Dogs.

The police are on the search for per-
sons who are harbOring dogs without
hayiNg licenses for the same. Oflcer
Allen brought Mary Richards, colored'
before Justice Cation this morning
charged with keeping seven unlicensed
ours She was fined 81. He also ar
raigned Hattie Douglass upon the
charge of keeping one unlicensed canine
II was shown that the woman had been
paying taxes on her dog in times past
and was saving money to procure this
wears license. She was dismissed upon
promising to take out license at once.
it is believed that large percentage Of
dogs running about the city gre owned
by white and colored people VINO are de
fying the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-29
Killed nv the MaYOr.


b. A. Gallagher was shot and killed
by f. Hlrsey, postmaster and Mayor Of
Abbeville, Ala, at that place yesterday.
Gallagher and Hursey had been at odds
for some time. The exact nature of the
first trouble could not be learned, but
about month ago Gallagher was ar
rested and fined BY Hursey. He became
very much offended and refused to pay
the fine assessed against him. Gallag her
went downtown with a pistol buckled on
and shotgun in his hand. He was
Just across the street from Hursey'
place of business and had stepped on a
porch of DR.. Banks dru! store. Hur'
sey, it is alleged, fred on gallagher with
out warning. Hursey fired from inside
his store and the charge of buckshot en-
tered Gallagher's abdomen and lodged
in his back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-29
Police Court.
rLnstice Il. B. Cation presidin!

rJustice Ii. b. Cation presiding.
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
Robert Jackson. colored, arrested by
Officers Lyles and Allen charged with
stealing money from Mrs. Ella Brown,
was fined 50.
A white man, arrested by Othcer
Lyles for drunkenness, was dismissed
with an admonitiOn.
John Freeman, colored, arrested by
Officers Allen and Beach charged with
drunkenness, was dismissed.
William Talford, colored, arrested by
Officers Beach and Allen charged with
stealing graphophone from Julia Whit
field, colOred, had his case continued un'
til Monday.
Mary Richards, colered, arrested by
Officer Allen charged with keeping dogs
without license, was fined 81.
Hattie Douglass, cOlOred, arrested oy
the same officer on q similar charge, was
dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-29
CoIOred Man Beaten.

Early risers in the southeastern por-
ton of the city had their attention attract
ed this morning to a considerable quantity
of blood on the northwest corner OF
Wilkes and Royal streets. 1t wasat first
reported that an attempt had been made
to hold up white man last night and
that the latter had severlY beaten his
assailant Later it was ascer:ained that
a colored man named William Wash
iugion had emerged second best in a
fight. 1t seems that while gentle
man living in the neighbOrhood was on
his way home last night he was assaulted
by Washington, who was drunk, and
the white man was forced to render the
darkev hors de combat. Washington
lives on the square where the difficulty
occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-29
CHOLERA INFANTUM.

Child Not Expected TO Live from one
Hour to Another, but Cured oy
Chamberlain'S Collie, Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy.
Ruth, the little daughter of +, n.
Dewey, of Agnewville, Va, was serious
" i'll of cholera infantum last summer
1--WE gave her up and did not expect her
to live from one hour to another" he
says. happened to think of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and got bottle of it from the
store. In five minutes | saw a change
for the better. We kept Oh giving II
and before she had taken the half OF one
small bottle she was we'll" This remedy
it for sale by Gibson and Timberman and
w. +. Creighton & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-29
New landing,

The new landing place recently built
on the river in King George county has
been completed and is being used by the
river l;ue steamers as landing place.
The new wharf is located not lar from
where StifI's wharf formerly stood, and
will be of great advantage to the business
men in the upper part of King George.
The wharf is nov known as Smiths after
its owner, but it is understood it will be
known as Cottage wharf. Smiths, is the
only wharf on the river between Gun,
ston and Stuart's wharyes, a distance oil
about thirty miles. .
Mr.. Robert Crane, owner of the wharf
at Lower Cedar Point, has recently rebuilt
and greatly enlarged and improved the
wharf and has renamed it Morgan
sown." This pier has had number OF
names in recent years, having been long
known as Lower Cedar Point and later
as Dips