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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Goeialer Snrubsreiu.
&eseImabise MonatsperiammIuns.

Die 8erfammlune mar gut beiu&t.
grfer Spre&er 2ouis Sielten fhbrte
ben gOrf1B. elf aanoioaten Iieben ii&
aur Mitelisbi&aft bori&lagsn.
Der gsri9t bss furnIsbrers Carl
Q. epuib ssigt einen erfreuli9en 3us
mods. Bon ben 294 S9tilsrn uno
s&tilerinnen. tpel8e ieBt bie $urn.
idule beiu&en, finb betnabe $50 Wlits
alieoer bss 0srsins, oher beren ansss
h6rigs.
Gtir ben rsssn gsfud Der Sdulen
3sugt, bab In Der erifen RnabsnflaRe
ni&t tuenissr mis 18 Satilsr obne su
fsblsn ole Surnfunoen bsiu9tsn; ois
5meite TnnbenflaiIe mics 13 ediiler
auf, lpel6e niemals fsbltsn. Sn Der
36slinsstluiis batten RG isoo9 nur 8
S&dlsr bura regelmdbisen gsiu&
aus9eseidnst. SGIs&tes Wetter uno
anbste 0ortommniRs Iieferten gsnti'
genoe acknowledgement.
Die NltsrstlaHe bot IL S9Hler auf.
saueiien, usl&e regslmdBig obne ;,l
fsblsn antpsisno parsn; Die srife Wdo-
&snfIaHs nit % Sdiilertnnen Rano an
Der Spibe Der regslmdBi9en 8sfu4er
aQer Surnfunbeu; bic 3wsite Wdbdsn'
tla1e mics 19 rsgslmdBiss YeiuderIn.
nsn Der Surnfunbsn auf.
en- DER srfsn SamsnflaRs baiten
IA Witslieber In tsinsr Der $urnfun.
ben ssfsbIi. In Der 3tusiten Samenflafs
IL unb tn Der 5rauenflaRs raren IA
Wit9lieoer In ieoer &urnfunbe an.
tpeIenb.
Die geri6ts Der 6inanardtbe laute.
ten slei9falls etnitis. 10 baB Der Surn.
bsrsin nit isinsn grfolgsn 3ufrtsbeu
,u fsin alIe uria&e bot.
Rad grlsbiaung elmer anaa6I %ou'
iinessf&dfte erfolste 0ertagung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

6eute Nbeno pirb 6err Or. 8. s..
Gid aus Cincinnati i'm Heuti9sn 9auis
ur:sr ben Muipi3isn bes SoeiaIen
Surnbersins einen 8ortrag hber bas
8bsma Die Wutter In Di&tung unb
@si&i&ts" baIten. Ser gintritt III
fret unb bas pubIitum III frsunbli6ft
einseIabsn. Or. Sid III ole gstpanb.
ter unb intsreRanter Rebner bem bie.
Rgsn pubIitum bsfsns bstannt, unb
bas BON ibm 3u bshanoslnbe Sbsma iif
elm 10 feRslnbes, bob Sebtrmann Der
8eriammIun9 6eiwobnen folIte.
Die i&6nfen 2isbsr aller Spra9sn
finb' Der Ulutter gewibmet unb fir
einen 10 ssbiseensn @sbner tris Or.
Gid, bietet 9erabe biefesl2bema einen
uns-i&6pfli&sn S4ab Der fd6niien
Ausiprt9e unb sin $bema. bsRen
0a&forf&unssn, mas @siGi&te unb
Di9tung anbsIangt, wobI nie sri86pft
perben mirb.
G9on aus benz arauen Nlter.bume
IeuGten uns Beifpiele Der Nutterltebe
anbsimelnb sntgsesn; Biz auf ben beu.
tigen Sag baben f4 bieislben erbalten.
unb tdeli@ ieben mir neue Beueife
mhtterli4en Opfermuibss unb matier.
IiGer Sslbfperleusnuna.
Or. Sid, Der Setter bes beutidsn
1nterri&tes In ben 6ffentIi1en eGuIen
@ineinnaiis. bat ieIber mshrere bsrDur.
ra9snbe Gebi6ie, tusI@s bic Uutter
unb bic Wutterliebe berberrli&en. ge.
liefert. Seine v0eloenmutter" wurbc
BET ben Glunienipielen In Baltimore
our1 ebrsnuOle grwdbnuns ausgaei9'
net. unb bas bon ibm eebi&tete 2ieb:
+, ,Das 2ieb, bas meine Wutter fang",
fanb berartigsn Anilana, baB ni&t
usniger als 3w6lf gomponiifen tn
Amerita unb guropc paHsnbe Wslo.
bien 3u bsmieIbsn eomponirten.
Rebnsr unb 8bsma psrbienen ein
bolles 0aus. Der gintritt iR fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
3eit Der Gtbtloieaft= t=Yrafnu8ta.
HStbise Snformationen I'M 4. Stod bes
8unbessebdubes ertbeiIt.

Die foIsenbsn @ipiIoienR.@ .@ramina.
ttonen fur bieRse Staot murben be.
fannt ssmaat:
STR einen Sngenieur erfer alafe
fhr Sampfbsi3uns far bas Bunbes.
gebduos tn 2ouisbills, momit ein Sc.
bolt bon $14O0 berbunben III. am IL.
DECEMBER; 2ebrer fur ben Sienf
auf ben pbtlippinsn NIT etnem Mn.
fanasgs6aIt bon $1,000. $1l0O uub
$1,000 bas 5abr, am q. unb %.
DECEMBER; Aiffenten TN Sienf auf
ben pbiIippinsn. @sba!t $1,000 bas
Sabr, sbsnfaQs am q. unb %. Be-
3embsr; Jelomefer auf ben pbtlippi'
pinsn. 3u $l40O oas Sabr. aIei9fans
am q. unb %. DECEMBER: @ibil. Sn-
esnisur auf ben pbilippinsn NIT s1400
Sabressebalt, am 8. unb 4. Sanuar;
@sbhIfsn fur ben 2hfsns unb 6slb.
meRerbienR, beran @ebalt 3tpif9en
$720 big $500 i&mantt. am 8. unb
A. Sanuar; Wasasin. .gebtilfen auf ben
S&ifsi&isbpldbsn 3u Snoian 6sao.
Wb, NIT 50 BRO Gag bsaublt. am A..
Sanuar; Analiit Der geolosii&sn @ers
mehunsen NIT einem Sabresgebalt bon
$l400 Biz au $500, am 9. unb 10.
Sanuar; Bere&ner Der 3hfen. 'unb
2anobermeHungen. NIT einem Sabres'
eintommsn bon $1,000, ON 9. uno 10.
Sanuar; tOpo9rapbii&e uno fariosra.
pbii9e 3ei4ner I'm Bureau bes stabs.
9sfs I'm 2rieasbspartement, NIT $1,000
oas Sabr. am 9. unb 10. Sanuar.
Str bic foIesnbsn stslsn. weI&s
ausgsi9risben uurben, Fnb bis Ran.
oibaten nidt gebaIten f9 an einem bs'
Himmten Ort 3ur prhfuns 3u melosn:
AiRiient Der 0teb3u&t, i'm bureau fir
antmalii4es @swerbe, Agricultur.De'
partsmsnt. NIT einem Sabresaebalt bon
$500 ON IL. DECEMBER; Oeler ftr
ben ginmanberunesbisna auf Gnis
Sslanb. mii $40 pro Wonat. ON 26.
DECEMBER; s&ub- unb pfsrbsssiairr.
MAIDEN. In gbilotco. Otln.. NIT $3.50
SabressebaIt am 26. Deasmber; Snse-
nieur inb plumbsr TN Quartiermei'
fers Department 3u Sort $errp, q. g.,
NIT sinsm Sabrssgebalt bon $500 am
26. Hejember; Sattler int Quartier.
meiiier. Separiement au Sort @ilep,
Ranias, NIT einem Jabreseintommen
bon $720 am 26. DECEMBER.
Snformations. unb Applications
papiere fnb bur& ben 2oealfecretdr
Der @ibIlprafungsbeb6rbs, 6errn 8.
&. WtIbOuie. in bsfen Bureau I'm
uiertsn etod bes Bunossesbdubss su
erbaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

Die gehern Hbsnb In Der @srmania.
6ale abaebaltene 8sneralbsrfamm :
lung Der actibsn, paifibsn unb gbren.
mitglieber 6es Jnbianapolts 2isbsr.
fran3 erorterte unb beipra& bie auf
Der SagesOrbnung hsbsnbsn Gragen
nod allen Seiten bin. Befftmmte gs.
i8lhRe tpuroen ieOoa mod niGt eefabt.
StsIslben 5raaen wsroen In Der
nd&fen @ef&dftsfibune nod sinmal
jur Spra1e fommen uub b69fwabr'
I&einli& tperben bisislbsn elmer fpdter
sin3ubsrufenbsn Notwithstanding
unterbreitet tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Ssrbssrsuoss Tsaer.

St6aea, q. D.. z. Dea 6anf
2eute murosn sst6Otst. swsi iAwsr uno
cine an,abl anosrsr let9t usrlsBt, In
einem Teuer, wsldss bsute fra6 um
2:3O ubr i'm @6i pis 0sreinsbaufe Der
@ornel uniusrfitdt ausbra4. uno uel'
Dee oas @ebduos b6aig eindi&erte.
3uei Der @etbotsten iiuo Stuosntsn.
Die anoeren bret Rnb Wsit9lieoer Der
Seuerwe6r. Die 6suert1ebrleute mur'
ben unier einithr;snben Wausrn be'
graben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

@laub We 4. Bebienier bes bie.
Rgen Banfiers Stou9bton GIet&er
unb ein Arifofrat unter ben bieRgen
geoienten, ftrste an Der Delaware
Strabe sefern Na9mtttas bonn eib
Der autf&e bsrab unb 3os f& f&mer3.
Ii&e Werlebungen 3u. BeR, Der frh.
Der In DieuF bes Niatondrs Daniel
&eib In Nem Dorf aanb. wurbe OILS
3et&en ean3 beionbersr 6o&a&tuns
an 1errn Glet9er abaetreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Gtntpetbuttg
Ser s. .. &. q. Gaae
9onmta9, een 8. BeSember
Na@nsttta9S ttmo MbemoS.
Geifts nsrmal erflart.

gor 5riebensri9ier 6oImss erf3is.
men sefern l9 angefIaets Der Rational
Batting Co., UNI beBhali& oes Settles.
anRanoes bon 6arrn pbilipps 3susnib
ab3ulsgen. als 3susen fasten aus.
bob He NIT pbilipps lanss auiammsn
arbstteten, oas Benebmsr bssiNannss
aber niemals su Der 0srmutbuneOan.
LAB gab. bab oerielbe geifis nt&t nor.
nal isi. Die @ommiiRon enti9isb
QIei9faas In bieiem Stnne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Gbamsel. St. Vanls 0emetnSe.
(J. Ridii9. pafor.)

2sbten 9onnsrfaa Na9mittag gab
Der Jrausn.g .gsrein obiser gems:nbe,
isrem iaeibenbsn pafor einen berr,
Ii9en abf6iso, inbem berfelbe stns
Surpriis partp fur ibn arrangirte.
Die grdHbsntin bes gereins tibsrrei@te
Bet mphlgeisbtsr Rebe benz pafor eiri
re&t aniebnIi9es Abi&isbssei8enf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

am Samfiag abeno bsranffaltet Der
Gsimatb. atb.llntsrifhsungsOersin tn Der
golumbia.6ans ieineu Sabres- Ball.
e&on felt ldnasrsr 3.it III bas suRan'
biae @omite nit ben Vorbereitungen
ftr bic SsHlihtsit b.i4dftiat geueien
uno allen BsIa9eru winisn ansensbms
6tunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Der f6biif&e 5Ietf@.

Der f6btif9e GIetf@.
Snfpeftor menbet iebt feline Auf.
mertiamtsit ben auf ben Warft &c.
bsa9tsn 6aieu su unb 6unherte Der.
ielben uurosn bon thm bsreits bsi4las.
nahnt.
Gin 5euer In ben Hnlagen Der
Iean Bros.' pumpsn'Gabrit ri&tete
sinen auf msbrsre 6unbert Dollars gs.
j1dbten S9assu an. OaRelbe foG In
Der Vdbs sinss osr e&mel3ofen ent.
Hanben iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

Der pofen SO. 369 Naior &obert
Hnberion Der O. u. U. erud6lie ieine
neuen Beamien ftir bas Sabr 1907:
Gommanbeur, gbas. %. Snpber; Sc.
nior 0ice . @ommanbeur, @m. %.
@Obbins; Sunior Biee. @ommanbsur.
Sames W. Robbins; 0uartiermeiRer.
u. o. Riler; Sergeant. Or. R. Zap.
Ior; 8apIan, 20. %. go&ren; aeubsre
@a&s. 9. &. 3anbers; Snnere @a9s,
s. 8. .Buri; 9ruifees = %. W. God.
rem. 3. 50. Rurpbp, M. 3. &eagan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

Sames Brtbgewat ter. Elm
patieni bes SrrenhauIes. III bon bort
enifoben, unb bie polissi wurbe er.
iu&t bsim ginfanssn bsHslbsn bebhlf.
lid 3u fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Serman MoeIler'S Dale,
SIbneff Gde Hoble uub Martet Str.

- Bsibe Rsiolutionen Der Senate.
rem psnroie unb Sorater. wel&e Sn.
formattonen bonn ariessietretdr unb
bonn prdRoentsn tiber bie i&impft4e
gutta0uns oes NeserbatailIons perIan.
gen, wurben beute TN gunbesienat an.
aenommeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

8eniamin 2ewis, sin Is
Sabre alter Sunge. Der Iaut Ausiagsn
ieinsr Wutisr. Grau Benjamin 2suIs,
476 arlington Abe. In Srbington,
feline eltsrnmobnuns ah&tis OsrIieb.
wiro Don Der biefsen poIissi seIu9t,
nm ibn nod 6auie 3uradsubrinssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
SabreS=Baa

Oes 5eimat6=llnteritiis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07

Sacob &ierborf's Birtbf&aft.
885 Wafa@ufetts Mbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Seteramex Der O. u. &.

0ripdbIen Beamte fur goiteu SO. $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
9ie @mtter tn 9i@tmne ,tmb
0ei9i@te.

@ortras bon Or. $. .. Sid aus Cincinnati.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Gono:mairnassbsr srfabren

Souen pom Der Stabt ansstpenbet tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
Smotanapolis Sieberfram3.

Cine weiters @eneraIreriamnIuns tpirb ein>
berufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-07
9as 9.6sn uilbsr SSsel

Spn in @ort unb Bib erIdutert tperben.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
Basketball.

The first game of the season OF the
basketball team of the Young Mems
Club last evening at Schuler's Hall, vas
well attended. The Alexandrians were
defeated by the ShamrOcks of Washing
ion by the score Of 10 20 4. The line up
Of the Aexandrisns were: DObsou, Tom
lin. B,ggs, Double, and Gray, while the
visiting team was composed OF the lol-
lowing: Sullivan, Fuse, Repetu, Carroll,
aud Clars. Tne points we're made ss
follows: Goals, Dobson, ?; Carroll, 2;
Sullivan, 2; Clark, 8. Free throws
GRAY, 2; Clark, /. The officials we're
Mr.. Mccormick, OF Washington, referee
aud Mr.. Duffy, umpire.
The Alexandra Athletic Association
Basketball Club will play the strong
Vespers team of Washington ct Schiller s
Hall tomorrow night st $50 O'CLOCK
Alexandria and Nespers are about evenly
matched ard good game is promised
all who attend Ladies are cordially
invited to attend
The Fendall Cadets of Washington
woul like 20 arrange game OF basket
ball with any team in Virginia, who
average 10 lbs the game to be played
on George Washipgton's Birthday in
klexandrls. Address Captain J. u.
Kean. 2S07 Olive Ave, n. W., Wash.
ingtOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
Personal.

Mr. Edward Wbeatley Ia guest Of
relatives 10 FredsricS5brrg
The Senior E1chre Club whien neI
iast week al the residenoe OF Mrs. Geo.
Unler, organized for the season ana VIII
hold their drlt meeting on December ..
Mis- Harriet Graham, Of Fairfax
county. and Mr.. Samuel Beckley, Of ABS
elon. N. J., were quietly married on
wednesday last at the residence OF DR..
4 b Moore, on Prince street. Inc
ceremony vas performed by Rev. MI
Rove, OF Baltimore.
Mr. and Mra. Kosc;usko kemper, VINO
were married at DslaplaDe on Weenes-
day evening ard who were on tte un-
fortunate Southern train Which was
wrecked at Lawyers early yestercay
morning, returned 10 this city yesterday,
having abandoned their wedding IMP.
Both gere severely shaken up in The ac'
cident but neither was Injured.
Miss Lucio r. Turner and Mr.. har-
yey Mcdonald we're quietly married at
the psr.onage OF Grace Church, Thurs
dsv afternoon at s O'Clock BY Rev. I'd
gar Carpenter The only attendants were
Miss Grace Mitchell and Mr.. Tobias
Jayins After the ceremony q reception
wss held at the home of the brides
mother. Later the bride and groom
LEFT for Southern tour. They viii
make their home at 424 south Washing
ton street
Mr.. Charles a. Rainey and Miss Cora
V Faulkner we're married Wednesday
night at $50 p M, at Grace ohurco
rectory BY Rev Edgar Carpenter,
Mr. T. w. Foster, of South Carolina,
and Mrs. Mary A. Jones, of this city,
were married Saturday, November Path,
at the parsonage OF st. Gregoty's Church.
Baltimore, by Rev. Philip J. Walsh
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the residence of Mira. Robt. l.
HOY, 1901 Fulton avenue, sis'er OF the
bride They will reside at 1901 d'ooon
street, this city.
The Thursday Night Assembly gave a
very pleasant dance at McBurney's Hall
last night. A number of Washington
ians we're 10 attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS

Northern mailz, week days, close at 2 10.
8 IS and IL 60 @. M. and 80, 3 w, 10
and 10 10 D. N. Open at 5 90 a. M, l2QO M
and 4S0 D. m. On Sundays Northern maiP
close at 8 90 O. m, 2 90 p. m. and ~ p. m.
Southern mails via Charlottesville close at
7 10 and 10 20 q. M, and 80, 50 ana lVlo
o. m. Open at s 90 a. m. and 2 30 and 20 p. NJ.
Southern mails, via, Richmond, close et
IS a. M, and $50. eco and 10 p. 10.
Omen at 8 q. m. and and p. m.
Manassas Division mails close at z 10 q. N.
and 8 90 D. m. Open at II 90 m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close At
$50 a. M, 90 and 4 co p. IN. Open at 9OO
a. q. and @ sop. m.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at 30 p.
OIL. aad 10 Is p. m. Open at 500 o. m. and
630p. m.
Washington mails close at 10. $50 and
II 90 s. m, and / IS, 600, 10 and IL ID
Q. m. Open at % q. m, IL % m. and 400 p.
Office Hoars-opsn stSOo a. m. Close at
Sunday Hours opsn at 9OOs. m. Gloss
at 10 90 O. N.
Carriers SEIZED ale Collection made on in:
side routes--6 80 and 10 60 q. m. and s 90 and
80 y. M. Fl u routes 80 q. N. and b 80 p;
m. Sunday Collection 500 p. n. Carriers
window open Sunday 600 O. m. and close
10 % q. m.
Deliveries made 500 a. m. p. m. and 4 IL
O. N.
All mail should be in the Office zen minutes
before our indicated time for closia9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
POhick Church.

As heretofore stated Pobick church,
situated a few miles from NJ. Vernon.
will be reopened for services Sunday
next, December 2, after having been InD
proved and in part restored to its condi-
ton az a colonial house OF worship. Rev.
Dr.. Samuel A. Wallis, of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, will deliver the
sermon on the occasion of the reopening
The church is one of the Oldest in this
part of the country, and Gen Washing
ton frequently attended services there.
The Daughters Of the American Revo'
luton haze been actively interested In
the movement for the restoration OF the
building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
Tha EIlZ9.

Alexandra Lodge, Ne. 1853, Benevc-
lent Protective Order of ElSs, will bold
their annual memorial services at the
Opsra House Sunday night next. Ihs
principal speaker Of the evening will be
COY Claude A. Swanson, who is an Elk
The Programme will include music By
the Naval Gun Factory Band OF Wash
iugtan. and musical selections 9'll De
rendered by male quartet composed Of
William J. Palmer, F. A. Rebsiock,
Erich and A L. Middleton Of Washing
ton. SOILS will be sung by Mrs. VIII
linn Woods, A. + Middleton and Miss
LiIlie CheuoweIb Miss Caroline West
wili rsnder A recitation aud Mr.. Charles
Bssdbeim will deliver an address, TAX
ing for his subject "Our Memorial Ser
vices" Mr. Albert Schlenker will reu
der Trombone sulo. Au opsning pray
or vii, be delivered by Rev. William j..
Mortou, rector Of Christ Church, and
benedlction will be pronounced by Rev
Father L. F. Kelly, OF 81. Mary
Church
SluCe the organization u tNO i"NbO -
this civ nine members have died--ionr
siuco the last memorial services, VIZ.
Dsnie Ruben, Thomas +, Spinks, Pey
ton B. Dearborn and w. a. Moore.
A large number Of cards OF admission
have been given cut by the members OF
the lodge but the demand has Dot been
supplied end q large audience is ASSURED,
Ad mission to the hall will be by card
only. This is for the comfort OF the au'
dieacs and the number Of invitations
sent out corresponds with the seating
capacity of the hall.
Toe committee having charge OF the
services is composed Of the following
members: J b Fitzgerald, chairman
reception, DR. William ". Smith, Q
G. Onln, w liam b. Smoo', f. b
D,wnhan, L. I. Snuman mus C, G o'gt
T. Cation, @. b. Marshall, NJ. B. HaI
low, Etsard Shinn; hail, j NJ. Hall
F. c. Spinks, a. Fl Oshlert, Thomas a
Fisher; decorations, A. y. Smythe, a
H Poll, D. Z. Robey, w. w. West
clergy, J. X. NJ Norton, w. b r
Kelly, M. L. Risheill, CHARLES Bend
helm; printing, G. j. Geisendafisr. Lo'
REM, Wolford, Ferd Bendheim, F. 7.
Russtll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
Death of DR.. Lee.

While walking home from banquet
at the Masonic Temple in Richmond,
last night, DR.. w. A. Lee. a prominent
physician of that civ. fell dead 10 the
street. he was an adjunct professor OF
the Medical College Of Virginia, where
he had lectured for many years. lie
was unmarried, and was in the slxt''
first year OF his age. He is survived oy
two brothers - Richard b Lee, OF
Prince William county, and Robert y.
Lee, of Richmond, and BY three sisters
Ms. julia f. Lee, of Washington; Mr..
A L. PEBBLES, of Richmond, and Mrs.
NJ. L. Cavalier, of Baltimore. DIR. Lee
is well known here where ne had liveo
some tue ago He was son OF the
late CO.. Richard Bland Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
eject on Up. Morgan.

J. Pierpont Morgan. With whom the
late Samuel Spencer had been closely e.
sosis,ea 10 business for many years, vas
Jus, entering Grace Church, New York.
TO attend special service, when a rs-
Porter brought to him the first word he
mad Of the Thanksgiving Day horror on
the Southern.
nHave you heard Of the death Of Prssi-
dent Spencer the reporter asked.
Mr. Morgan turned deathly pale.
"What. Sam Spencer he almost
abouled. "My God, man, Is Sam Spen'
Ger dead ?"
The reporter showed bin copy Of an
extra containing the first bulletins that
had come from Virginia. He trembled
until his limbs gave way. Several friends
thinking he was about to collapse, ran
TO him.
eeThis IL terrible shcck," Mr.. Nor
Gan said. when he had somewhat recov-
cred himself. Then he burst into tears,
sobbing aloud. ~ can't say anything
now" he added. al was never so ter
ribly shocked in my lie"
Friends helped The great financier' to
a carl.sse and he vas driven home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
The Late ID. Walter Davis.

The funeral Of the late D. Walter
Davis. who was killed in the wreck on
the Southern Railway will take place
from tho residence Of Mr.. Z. Q. Joyce,
No 9l3 King street, tomorrow afternoon
stSo'clock The deceased was we'll and
fsvorablv known in this city, where he
formerly lived. About two years ago he
married Mics Edna Joyce, daughter OF
Mr.. e. O Joyce. local agent OF the
Washington ,outhern Railway Company,
at whose home Mr.. and Mrs. Davis re-
sided for some time, after which they
moved to Washington.
Mr.. Davis was twenty nine years OF
age. He was born 10 Manassas, and OF
.a1 earls age entered the employ oil the
S .uthern Railway Company as iele-
graph operator. For several years ne
was sts,ioued in this city. Later
he was transferred to the general
Office of the company in Washington.
His ability aud attention to duty won
for him promotions in regular order. At
the time of his death he held the po-
sition of manager of the telegraph division
In the Washington Office. tie was
member in the Tenth Street Baptist
Church, of Washington. Mr. Davis
was q member of AL 'Ddrls- Washing
son L ,dge If Mssons, AID that orgaolzA'
fiou will attend the funeral in a body
A friend senos the following just trib'
ute to The deceased
"I1 the death OF D. Walter Davis,
who lost his life in the Southern Hallway
collision at Lawyers, Va, on November
29lh. The Southern Railway lost val
usble employe in their teiegraphlc ce'
nartment. He had for The past ff'een
years Fl led various positions until reach
Jog that of manager IN the telegraph de-
partner, Of the general Offices at Wash
iuQtoD He was q man of high Chris
tian c aracter, beloved by all with whom
ne came in contact in oil walks OF life.
His immediate superior officers held him
in high esteem for his ability, and espec-
ially did they note his Efforts TO raise to
the highest standard bis chosen probes
sion aud those by whOm he was SUI
rounded. He had for several years past
been chosen to accompany President
Spencer on his annual Thanksgiving
trim. aud he had thus 50 endeared him
self and proved so efficient that he was
ON this occasion specially assigned. de
leaves host Of friends to sympathi.e
with The broken circle Of the bereaved'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
LOCAL BKEVITIEs

Tbenew roller skating rink, was opened
a. Armory Hall, yesterday afternoon.
A large crowd was in attendance.
During the month tie clerk o. he
Coror. Ion Cou' hes recorded 40 d, d.
and issued 80 marriage licenses --l9 10
white and II to colored persors.
P. a. Shecker's sacred cautats, 1.-The
Fatherhood of God," was very well rem
dered at s.. PauI's Church last night by
the choir, assisted by Mr. Kenneth
OGDEN.
Oysters fried, stewed or raw. Dining room
open on Sunday during oyster season. &
Ii. Zimmermuu, Marker space. fob 25u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
Police Court.
rJustice r. 3. eaton presiding'l

rJustice r. 3. eaton pTesiding'I
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
Robert Ashton, eolo'ed, arrested ~
Officer Ferguscn charged with slealing
a ring from Kate Ford, was dismissed,
the complainant falling 10 appear.
Walter Newton, arrested by Officer
Young charged with drunken and disor-
derly conduct. was dismissed with an
admonition.
William Kelly, arrested by Oficer
Gill charged with escaping from the
work house, was returned 10 that iusti-
tuition
Ellen Kemper, arrested by Officer
Nicholson for drunken and disorderiy
conduct, was fined 50.
John Bright, arrested by the same
officer on a similar charge, was dismissed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
st, Andrews Day.

ST. Andrews Day was observed at
Grace Church today. Holy commu-
MON services were held at z a. M, and
service of intercessiOn Tor the three Alex
andria branches of the WOmsn's Auxii-
iary al p N. Services and an address
on St. Andrew. especially for the Broth
erhood. will be held tonight at 1880
O'Clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-30
Football.

Two football games we're plsyed in
this city yesterday, the Junior Alexsn-
dria Athletic Club being the winner of
both contests over their Washington op-
ponents 10 the morning the local play
ers defeated the Bloomingdale team By
the score Of 25 to 0, and 10 the alter
noon the Twining School team was de-
feated by a score of Is to 0.