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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-05
b. W. MORROW, Successor to
M. B. SIMON,
Express and Baggage Line

Leave orders at the Telephone Central or
private phone No "a Special attention given
collecting Baggage from end delivering to al
parts OF the city. All kinds of dray and tea
work promptly attended TO. Chances moderate
Wood for sale and delivered TO all parts of city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-05
At the Churches.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Services at 10:45 O'Clock a. m.
APP Roberts building, north en-
trance, corner of Main and Elm SITS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

next Monday, Jan. 9.
1. H. Smith spent Sunday with
his sister at Superior.
Send for free samples to St. Paul
Dispatch, St. P aul, Mimi.
A new Sample line of mems Gloves
and Mittens at r. N. Jenson's.
Mrs. Martin Welker is recovering
from severe attack of pneumonia.
Emory Campbell was home from
Saltwater over the New Year holt
days.
E. DeForest Barnett of ST. Paul
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Howard
Pratt.
Attend the Married Peoples Dance
you benedicts,- If you have the,
price.
Chas. Finn now has charge of the
corner saloon recently run by H. o.
Bennett.
Miss Gertrude Jones of Mime
apolis is visitor with Miss Amy
Chapman.
Mrs. M. J. Thomas is entertaining
her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. H. Moore
of St. Paul.
The w. C. T. u. meet with Mrs.
F. M. Ulrich at 2:30 o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
The Cascade Mills-W. H. Put
nam-has fresh buckwheat flour
for sale. Phone 8.
Myron Kimball was over from St.
Paul to spend the New Years holt
days with his parents.
The school in the Randall district
will commence Monday, Jan. 16,
Anna E. Hall, teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fulton of Mer-
rillan spent the holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Davis.
DR.. G. D. Gallup was over to Min
neapolis over Sunday. He made
visit TO the hospitals while there.
La Toilette was inaugurated as
Governor for his third term last
Monday. The ceremonies were sim
pie.
We wish all the readers of the
JOURNAL a safe, happy and pros
porous voyage through the year
1905.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
Frank Savage next Thursday after
noon.
The Degree of Pocahontas and
the Maccabees installed officers last
night and the Redmen install to-
night.
Mrs. ]. M. Gunnison went to Min
neapolis Monday, summoned by the
illness of her sister, Mrs. Della
Cooley.
Sam Peterson left this morning
for Luck to visit his father, Claus
Peterson, and other relatives in Polk
county.
Persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to me are requested to call
and settle by Jan. IS, 1905. GEO. J,
DODGE.
M. A. Younggren came over from
Sandstone, Mimi, to visit friends
through the holidays, returning
Monday.
installation of officers of Rebekah
lodge at Odd Fellows hall to-mor-
row (Friday) evening. Special
meeting.
The Misses Emily and Alice Par
sons were up from Madison during
the holidays, guests of Mrs. H. ].
Forsyth.
Miss Cele Kavanagh, teacher at
Madison, visited here with her
friend, Miss Amy Chapman, Mon
day afternoon.
Rev. John Keehley of Minneapolis
will hold services in the English
Lutheran church next Wednesday
evening, Jan. IL.
Ticket number 1872 won the phono-
graph at Winters, and Theodore
Firner of Big River was the lucky
holder of the ticket.
The Kinnickinnic Ice Company
commenced to "cut ice" this week.
Ice is about Is inches thick, solid
and clear as crystal.
Louie Langdon came over from
Mellen Saturday to spend the New
Year holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Langdon.
A license to marry was issued by
County Clerk Hohle last week to
Joseph ]. Howe of Martell and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-05
F or Sale.

House, paint shop and lots in
4th ward. Buildings in good re-
pair. Fine apple and plum trees
on the place. j. JErLINGs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-05
The Weeks Weather.

Temperatures taken at the Norm
al school at six O'Clock a. N. by
Frank Thayer,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-05

For SALE.--House and three lots.
Enquire of c. Carr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04
9ie uYteBfrsibeitI. III Sapaa.

Die Sapuner ba6en bur9 bic 8e,
Stpinguns Port @rt6urs einen erpber
grfolg iiber bic Huiien bapon9etragen.
Sm ielben Nueeablid aber biirfen iid
Gu9 Tie Gufen zines Sieges iibsr So:
ran riibmsn, lit ss ibnen bod selun,
gen, benz fprti9ritt i9sn g6r1fantbe=
mumreite feline riidItGnbissn @itter
au%T5u5u.u5en. Nie hdmli9 bic vOeut=
fde SapanzgpIt" neltet, lit bas fosia=
IiFiIGe 8lott p9eimin @fimbun" Dor
Der japaniifen Regierung unit rbriif,
rpr en-, mel! IS ei,en Dirt tel tes0f
fent .;Gsn npute, ter De Sci igf.it oes
laiierli1.n 9dI5 6al!es terlebte uni
bas fonititutiore1e Ssftem ft0rte. Is
tpurbe nidt MIR Die 5prtfubruns fes
8lattes perbpten, fonbern es purber
IDear bic MaT6inen fpnfis3irt, auber
benz purben Ger 6~erausoeber uni
0ruder @ gu flint Monaten i6tpsre,
9efdngnib unp gu 30 Gen @elbitraft
psrurtfei t. !3u g!ei9er 3eit puroe
Elm frSialiIif9er Berlin in Sofio Der.
6oten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

@~IsfGetb. Ser 3immerseiele
S9mibt aus Norben, elm junser
Mann bon ettpa 20 Sabren, fiel benin
8erfu9e, ii9 auf einem Sampfer hier
elm unterfpmmen gu berii6ern, in bic
Weier unb ertrant. Die Sei9e purbe
~eefunben.~
Selmenborf. Sin entfebli9er
ssan ereienete fi9 in Der bieiisen Ser
berge. Dem &ommis Sulius 2ubmis
aus 9ambure mar Der Haum fir I'M
refine pber 8etrunfene als Na6tber=
berge %anseniefen pprben. @s lit bies
Elm absei9lofensr &aum obne Sem
fter, in benz fi9 nur Strob fir Ha9tz
lager befinbet. Spdter tpurbe Der
Mann in Der Ndbe Der natiirli9 UNI
b%erriegelten Sbir in bodenber Stelz
lung tobt aufsefunben. @r tpar an
perI9iebenen Sbeilen bes &Drpers
fart berfoblt unS in feiner NGbe
elimmte unb f9pdblte nod cine parz
tie Strpb. Der 8ebauernspertbe bat
iebenfans ben Nusgang aus feinem
Na9traum ni6t finben fDnnen unb
elm Strei96pla entsiinbet. Gr bat
bafelbe bann pobl a9tlps ~fortgenorz
fen unb bas @trpb in 8ranb eeiebt.
Sur9 ben fi9 entpidelnben Baud
tpirb Der Iermite bann balo eritidt
fem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

ginen Slu6tperu9 , Bel
benz .er bds 2eben einbiibte, unternabm
elm Sniohe bes Nrbeitsbauies in
Sdpeibnib. Nls bic 9dftlinae nod
ben 9loiettanlagen gefibrt murDen
perblieb Elm %20jd6riger 8uri9e unbe,
merit in einem Gaume. @r 3tpGngts
E9 bur9 ben @itterperf9iub bes Sem
tiers unb iprang aus Dem stpeitsr
Stodpert auf ben 9of. 9ierbei ftiir5-
te er 10 uneliidli9 ab, bab er elmer
ldnperen Sddbelbrli6 erlitt, al befIet
6olgen er balb bdrauf beritarb.
@ierais g tunben m
Meere. Sn Der Ndbs Der 2anbaunse
Malampcep i'm abriatifden Meere
I9eiterte bas italienifde Saiff rMaiz
ftrelo." Sas Sdiff rGabanaria" ret
tete einen Der @9iffbrii9igen, einen se@
wiien 8aiotto. Srei anbsre perionen.
bic Die Mannf@aft bilbeten, unter
ibnen Der G6iifsbeiiBer Mdtitrslo,
fanben ben Sob in ben @euen. 8az
lotto eraGblte, bab bus S9iff vMais
f~trello" fi4 nit Jif9fang bef9dftiste.
glDbli9 fam. Elm beftiger Sturm, unb
bas S9iff i4lus um. @r, 8afotto,
befanb ii6 in bieiem Iussnblide i'm
8aGaitraum, UNI ir9enb elm Serdtb gu
bolen; bort blieb er nun faft 40 Stun>
ben eingei9lpfen, nit benz &Drper bis
aum Salie i'm @afer. Der Mermfte
bate f9on ale 9Offnung perforen.
Gnbli3 nGberte ii6 bic Manni4dft bss
S9iffes yGapalaria" unb mari ihm
bur9 Die S9iffslrfe elm GuOer gu,
mittelit beIen SaIOtto in Si4erbeit
sebra4t ipurbe.
&urioe 6 u9 E. sSn einer
neuli@en SiBuns bes S3msi5sr
@tGnberaibs gu Bern eripGbnte bel
prdiibent sfpei merfpirbise @eirt6e.
Ginem reifenbea 9onbperfsburiden
spar es in Sftrien faleAt ersanssn; III
elmer Serberge gu Mbbaaia tpuroen tim
feline !SabfeIisfeiten getphlen. Gr
tpuBte ii9 ni9t arbers gu belfen, Gig
baB er benz 8unbesprdfihenten ndb
Bern fGrieb u1b bon inn psrlangie, er
mD6te INN niebsr su ieiner 9ube per=
belfen. Ils CT cor bieier Settle feiGs
@ntfport erbieIt, bei6tperie er ii9 lei
Der 8unbesperiammlung bitter u5sr
ben 8unbesprdIibenten. nSie S4neia
lit bes Rubmes, Ger ibr bisber Dor
Gptt unb ben Meniden aufam, niht
mebr lpiirbis," fdlOb er fein sehars
| nif6tes @1reiben unb leste 5ugleih
cine Hennung iiber ben 8etrag Der
Sabfeliateiten Bel, nit benz GriuHen
um B~esabluns. Der speite @efuafel<
Ter bate einen 9aftpflihtpro5sB rsre
loren, unb er perlan9te u BON ben
eibaen5iiifden @atben bic Gufbebung
bes 9aftpfliatseieBss.
Sn 81 It raIien inb in ben
lebten sSdbren fdmmtli9e Staatss
beamte arm eeftorben; Der fiir3li9 perz
ftorbene Gin @eorge Oibbs binterlieb
nur etna $4,000
Sic 6erffeIIung bon Ga
motpars (SbeetefeD in HuBlanb err
beifdt einen Goftenaufpanb bon iiber
100000 Hubel Il Rubel e!ei9 76
Gents) per Sabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

: Mebrere @ergfabrer.
Die biefer Sage cine S~eiteisung Der
3ugipibe unternabmsn, lernten auf
Der giienbubnfubrt mad @armii6 brei
0amen fennen: i'm 2aufe bss @eiprd@
9es bpten Die 9erren fi9 ibnen ais
Siibrer uuf bic 3usipibe on. Ser
IufItieg nurbe benin au9 BEL pouftGnz
big ungeniieenber Musriiftune unb
nit febr tpenis Munbporratb inter-
nommen. Sie @sie0i9aft selanste biz
CUR &nprrbiitte, mo Die 9srren, na9
ben rM. 81. g., ibre 8esleiterinnsn
5uriidlieben unb ben Mufitiee auf Die
3ugipise f~ortiebten. Srei Sage uno
bier NG9te tparteten bic Oamen per<
gebens auf 9ilfe unb f4lepptsn fi@
bann nit b%o1itGnbig erfrorenen @lies
bern unb bonn 9unger 9epeinigt gu
sbat. Ser 9lbftieg esftaltets iih suz
benz duberit gefdbrli4. Bonn 8eina
tbalerbof aug muBten Tie na6 Miirz
den gebra9t perben. Die 8dlte be-
trua INN bieie s3eit 80 @rab.
- W erinnert 6 moo
BEG ll~ntereanss bes ruiiil9en 3rieess
f4iffes nWarjag" Dor Sfdemulpbo.
9ubOlf @reina pibmete bamals benz
untersans bes ftolaen S9iffes uno
benz tapferen @erbolten< ieiner BE-
fabun9 in Der Min9ener 3eitf9rift
nSusenb" elm @ebi9t. 9as idone
@ebi9t bat au9 in &uBlanb febr gez
fallen, lift, in's &uifii4e iiberiebt, in
Der sNpppie @remja" perOffentli4t
unb bann BON einem 9errn 81. b..
Sairin als n6erpifder Mari9 bss
n0arias"" eomponirt tporben. Die
Te- Mari9 pirb isbt in Der ruiiil4en
6Iotte sefpielt. Ser gomponiit bat
aus benz &autaius an Hubolf @relna
elm Gremplar bes MarIaes gum
freunbli9en @nbentsn iiberianbt.
Sn Rei9enbers (BDb<
men) bat atf srauenbafte 4rt Elm
iunges Mdbden einen Morb beriibt.
Die I.9aebniGbrig. Mnrie 6rabeB
tpurbe, als lie Die eleftrifhe 8ahn Der=
lieb, auf benz Marftplabe berhaftet,
ipeil segen fie Der ~brinsenbe @erbaht
borlag, bic 3Oidbrise arbeiterin @nna
Dipot in @sidenbers. Bel Der tie
ldngere 3eit gefpobnt battle, tn ihrer
Wpbnung ermorbet mmb ibr elm duf
400 &ronen Iautenbes ginlugebu4 Der
poiffparfafe seraubt gu baben. Mas
RE 9rabeb mar mad Der @ntbedung
bes Morbes fliidttg geporben. fehrte
iebp1 balb nah Heihenhers 5uriid,
mo fe bon Der Yolissi in 9aft senor1<
men purbe. Nnfangs leugnete fe bic
Shat, fdliebli9 sefanb lie, bic Sitpot
beim 6riiiren bon riidpdrts nit einem
Stride erbroFelt gu baben. sic CAB
audi 5u, bus SpartdfenbmA fotpie a1z
bere @ertbsesenitdnOe seraubt aa boz
ben. Die 400 3ronen battle lie be-
reits beim poffpurfahenamte erb's
ben.
=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

= Musret4enber 9runb.
8orfanbsbame etnes &affeetrGnaz
hens: Wesen @ona6bligteit Der per=
ebrten @ereinsbamen ebs i9 mid
beute leiber seatpungen, bic beusias
Sibung a~ufauhebsn!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-04

90 Die bette 5 Sent @igarre tn
Der etabt. Muno's -Qongfeaom".
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09
Packages to he Marked.


"The packages containing -four &c
manufactured shall be SO marked al
to render Identification easy and Ger.
tain, to the end that the treasury
officials at the port of expectation
may determine by examination the
essential facts above stated.
1.-THE manufacturing records shall
be at all times open to the inspec-
ton of an authorized special agent
of the treasury department and shall
be so kept that the sworn abstracts
may be easily verified.
"a sworn abstract from the record
of the mill shall be filed with the
collector of customs at New York
each week, and therefrom the COL
lLctor will furnish extracts as needed
for expectation.
The primary entries shall show
the marks and numbers of the sew
eral packages and the net and gross
weight thereof, separate and aggre-
gate.
"The draw back entry shall show
the quantity of each brand or grade
of -four or byproduct, exported, the
quality of imported or domestic
wheat used in the manufacture
thereof, the waste incurred in manu-
facture, and the total duty paid on
the imported wheat and the market
value of each brand or grade Of -four
and each byproduct at the place Of
manufacture and if same was manu-
featured in accordance with the
manufacturers sworn statement.
'In making the liquidation the
duty paid on the imported wheat
used in the manufacture of the
article exported less one per cent,
shall be divided between the several
grades or brands of -four and the
several byproducfs, including screen
ings pro rata, in proportion TO thu
value of each at the time and place
of manufacture, and the abstrac'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09
Wolves Raid Cattle Ranch.

Timber wolves are doing great deal
Of damage among cattle herds belong
ing 70 both whites and Indians which
are being ranged on the Rosebud reser-
walton and efforts are being made to
exterminate them. In one locality the
wolves have killed nearly SCORE of cat
tie during the last week or two.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09
DRAWBACK RULES BY SHAW!
All Marks, Accounts and
Customs Records as
Specified by Sec
rotary of the
Treasury.
PURPOSE is WIDELY misunderstood!
New York World, Under Error,
Charges that Schedule will
Raise Prices of Flour.

w. W. Jerome, in the Minneap-
oils Journal, under date, Washing
ton, D. c., February 4th, has the
following to offer:
Secretary Shaw today issued the
treasury regulations made by Attor-
ney General Moody this week Thurs
day. These regul tions are pre-
pared in the customs division of the
treasury department and are address
ed in the form of letter to the COL
lector of customs at New York and
signed by Secretary Shaw. They
bear the date of today and are as
follows in full:
Manufacturers of -four from
imported wheat mixed with the
domestic wheat will be allowed a
drawback under the opinion of the
attorney general dated January "a
1905, ON the following conditions:
"a complete and detailed record
must be kept showing the quantity
of wheat imported, date of manufac,
ture, and of imported and domestic
wheat used in manufacture of each
grade and brand of -four, and she
amount of -four of each grade and
brand produced, and the quantity Of
the several byproducts, including
the waste, ETC., the value Of eachrand
every kind Of wheat so used and the
value of each grade or brand Of
-four and of each and evey bypro.
duct, including screenings and
waste. -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09

will be allowed in accordance there
with on each article actually export
ed in accordance with the principle
laid down by the United States cir
cult court of appeals in the United
States VS.. the Dean Linseed Oil CON-
pany 81 Fed. Rep. 453) approved
by the United States court (l72 U.
S. CAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-21
Eoul PLAY Suspected.

Tho finding of the dead body Of
Charles Thornton, colored, OF this city.
near Brickhaveu Monday night was an
noupc d in Yesterdays Gazette. 1t was
ol FIRST supposed that he had been struck
ami killed by a passing train, but from
a.. closer examination of the remains and
a consideration of the circumstances I'M
der which they we're found, there is reason
to suspect that the man met his death
BY foul play. ThorntOn's body was dis
covered Monday night about IL O'Clock
by railroad mer lying between the two
iracks-not on the rails. His head was
between the ties of the nOrthbound track
and his feet between those Of the south
bound track. In his hat were several
clans. There was a bruise on the right
side of his head, but no bones were
broken. nor was there any blood near
by nor any evidences whatever to show
that the man had been struck ty a tram.
The fact that the clans were still in his
hat showed he hal not been struck by
train as they would have been scattered
The remains were brought to this city
by Mr. B. Wheatley at whose establish
mept DIR. Ashton, the county coroner,
will hold an inquest tomorrow morning;
Constable John H. Cornell has arrested
a coIored man named Albert Eskridge,
who conducts an eating house near
where Thornton's body was found. The
dead man is said to have been in his
place Monday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-21
Miss Downer's Funeral.

The following is taken from the NOT
folk Ledger of yesterday evening Ihe
remains of Miss Virginia Marshall DOW
ner, who was drowned Sunday night az
Alexandria. arrived in Norfolk th's
morning on the Washington steamer ana
was met by Rev. B. d. Tucker u. u. ;
l,.ner r Brooke, Richard Baylor and
the palI-bearers Messrs. Philip Pres
colt, Frank Mast, Aaron Mllha-
do Mcintosh Baylor, Kemp Saw
ACE Guv E. Ewing, Lloyd Free
man James NJ. Thomson, Julian Os-
borne. Norton Wood, u. 5. A; Ed.
Stribling, Augustine Tucker, Ludwell
Baldwin and John Stribling, Messrs.
Taylor aud Jack Burke. Mr.. Marshall
Jones and Mr.. Bryant accompanied the
body from Alexandria, where over
thousand people were at the wharf to
witness the departure.
The funeral will take place at the resi-
dence of her mother Mrs. Eliza Downer
No. 234 Butte street, this evening at y
O'Clock. and the services will be CON
Quoted by Rev. b. d Tucker, assisted
by Rev. 81. George Tucker. The IN
terment will follow in EImwood Gene
ferry The casket will be carried from
the house to the hearse by seven OF the
pall-bearers. and Others will carry 1t
from the hearse to the grave
The death Of Miss Downer, who was
moi only one of the most popular ana
attractive members of Norfolk society,
INIT was ore of the most loVabe, has
cast gloom over the entire city. Mrs.
q. G. Garrett aud Mrs. Richard Cham
berIaine, of Baltimore, are in Norfolk to
attend the funeral. Miss Downer was
the guest of Mrs. Garrett while in Balli-
more a few weeks ago. A quartet choir,
composed of Miss Florence Raynor,
Miss Lillian Kensett, Iredell jenkins
and Garnelt Jordan will sing "Asleep
an Iesus -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-21
Personal.

Among the appointments as state
cad. Is made by the board Of visitors To
the Virginia Military Institute yester-
day was Mr.. A. q. Armstrong ofthls city
Mr.. +. l.. Lindsey, Of Alexandra, was
named As Que of the five aliernaIcs at
large.
Misses f eanor and Georgie French,
of Alexandria, are visiting their sister
Mrs. Clarance K. Howard, a Kenmore.
-1Fn dericksburg Star
MISS Daisy Marshall is visiting her
sister. Mrs C,rnelius Hsgarty, at Had
don Hail." Atlantic City. Later in the
season she will b. the guest OF Miss
Hagarty at Ocean City, n. J.
Mr.. James r. Machen, Of Fairfax, was
in the city today.
Mr.. George J.. Summers, of Barnes
vile, Ga, who has been on a visit to
Alexandria, his old home, has gone TO
New York, where he will attend the
carriage makers convention. lie VIII
remain there six days.
Mr.. l.. Ruben has gone to New YORK,
where he will select stock OF carpets for
The Alexandria trade.
Miss Grace Thornette, of Washington,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. T. w. Rose and his son Lawrence ieit
Sunday with Almas Temple, Mystic shrine
to attend the imperial council at Buffalo.
They will be gone two weeks. Almas ARAB
Patrol will compete for the grand prize.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-21
Death of Mrs. Mott.

Mrs. Virginia Bentley Mott, daughter
Of the late Robert Bentley and widow
of DR.. A. r. Mott, of Leesburg, died
Monday afternoon of general debility in
the eighty-frst year of her age. Mrs
Mott is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. Henry c. Sellmsn, OF Lees
burg; Mrs. Mary Chaplin, of New York (;
Mrs. Henry jenkins, of Baltimore
Misses Virginia and Eleanor Mott, OF
Leesburg, and Capt. 7. Bentley Mott,
former military sttache tO'the American
Legation in Paris, but now stationed in
st. Petersburg. Besides these she leaves
a large circle of relatives and friends
who will regret to learn of her death.
Mrs. Mott was of lOvable Christian
spirit, in whom all the virtues had
reached high state OF development;
Kind in nature and thoughtful and
patient throughout life she had been an
example to all with whom she lived and
consorted. Her relatives and friends,
now parted from her by death, have the
sincere sympathy of their many ac-
quainlances. Fer funeral will take
place from st. James Protestant Eplsco-
pal Church, Leesburg, on Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-21
Reliance Fire Company.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Reliance Fire Company was held last
night with president J.. y. phler in The
chair. Two new members were elected.
An invitation from the State Firemen 5
Association to attend the annual con-
yention to be held at Hsrrison6urg
August l6, II and Is was read and a
committee was appointed to make ar
raneemepts for the, celebration. Several
names were dropped from the rolls for
sundry reasons. The members were no
tilted to appear in uniform for inspec-
ton at the next regular meeting OF the
company. About 40 members have
uniforms. They are of the latest pat
tern and design now used in the large
cities. Captain Geo. W. Pettey, who
has been to New York city recently, is
organizing a pompier life-saying brigade,
which will be valuable adjunct TO the
company in quick hitching, quick lad
der raising, scaling ladders and placing
the rope, all Of which will be demon-
strated in the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-21
Strike on Highway Bridge.

No work other than painting wac done
on the highway bridge across the Poto'
mac Yesterday, owing to the fact that the
majority of the workmen on the bridge
went out on a strike the day before IN
accordance with the general strike order
ofthe International Association OF Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers against the
PENNSYLVANIA Steel Company. TheslrlKe
was ordered because the steel company
proposed to employ nonunion men on
one of their blast furnaces at Steelton,
Ia. Superintendent Reynolds says ne
will fight the union to the bitter end, ana
that if necessary the company VIII stop
all Gifts bridge work.