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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Shoe Companies Consolidate

The consolidation of the PAT Shoe
Company Of which Mayor Fred Pan
was president, and the Union Shoe Man
ufscturing Company has been effected.
The new company will De opened at tne
Paff Shoe Company plant on sou'n
Washington street. ,,s
It is understood that the stocknoioers
of the company will meet next TUESDAY
night when Mr.. Charles Bendhelm VIII,
be chosen president and Mr.. J. M; hlii
secretary and treasurer. Messrs. Bend
helm and Hill have held these offices
with the Union Company. Mayor PAT
will be made one Of the directors and
will take an active part in the business
Of the new company. Henry Z. Poss
and @. E. Devine, who were foreman
and assistant foreman with the Union
Company, will occupy the same positions
with the new concern.
The company will employ about my
or sixty skilled mechanics, aud will De
able to turn out about two Thousand
pairs of shoes day.
Operations will be commenced In Inc
Paf building in about a weeks time, as
it will take several days to remove the
machinery from the Union Company 8
quarters, southeast corner OF Prince and
Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Mr., Fepdall Home.

Alter an absence Of several weeks
soent travelling abroad for the purpose
If investigating the street paving OF
foreign cities Mr.. Benjamin I. Fendsl,
city engineer of Baltimore, returned
home yesterday. In anticipation OF his
arrival at the City Hall during the after
noon the employees in the office OF Mr.
Fendall had planned to give him great
welcome. His Office had been beautiful
ly decorated with flowers, palms and
flags. Mr.. Fendsll, however, having
been wearied by the journey went direct
to bis home, where he remained during
the afternoon. Mr.. Fendall left Bslti-
more July 7, and since he landed across
the water has visited more tsaE ~
European cities. His mission was to
study the problem Of street paving as 1t
is dealt with by authorities abroad. Mr..
Fendali has made exhaustive inSestigs-
lions. aud these will be EN- bodied in a
reoort which he will make ip the next
week or two to Mayor Pimanus and the
members of the Board of Awards. Mr..
FendalI was very fsvorsbly impressed
with macadam as used in Germany and
London. A wooden paving block fac.
tory in Paris, such as has been proposed
for Baltimore, did not impress Mr.. Fen
dali favOrably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Marriage licenses we're issued In Washing.
ton Yesterday to Joseph w. springman, of
Surinemsn, and Annie V. O'Neill, Of Wash
ington. william II, Fletcher and Lucy +.
Collett both of Hume; barles Ii Wissner,
of Frederi, ksburg, and Bette l.. Flippo, OF
Caroline county: Frank P, Croson, Of Wash
ipgton, and Ollie A. SPEAKS. of Manassas
and 10 Clarepce f.. Sullivan AMI Agnes j..
Snelliugs, both of fredericksburg,
An aged man. who was arrested yesterday
in Philadelphia at the Bellevue-Strafford
Hotel as a suspic; Gus character, gave the name
of Harold Morgan, Of Washington. ID. G.
He il alleged to have mysterious checks In
his possession. The checks we're for various
amounts aud we're drawn gu banks IN Baitl-
more, WashingtoH and Alex ,ndrls, Over
a hundred blank checks were IN his poe
session.
The motor car of an incoming electric
train ran of the track short distance east OF
the intersection of King and Royal streets
this morning. The motor car turned south
into ROYAL street while the trailer continued
for a short distance down King street. The
derailed car was 5000 replaced upon the
track.
John l.. Reece today qualified before the
Corporation Court as executor with the VIII
annexed of the late Patrick Foley.
Select Annapolis Hard Crabs at Opera
House cafe today; 4Oc per dozen.
Fried CLANS 30 cents q dozen. Oysters
fried. stewed or raw. Dining room open on
Sunday during oyster season. &. h. Zim-
man, Market space. ieo zpu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
w. G. T. u. Convention Ends

The twenty-fourth annual convention
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Virginia, which met 10 the
First Baptist Church Monday night,
closed last night to meet next year in
Harrisonburg.
The devotional exercises last night
were conducted by Rev. G. d. Bulls, oil
the NJ. E. Church South, and the music
was bv the choir of that church, LED
by Mr.. H. X. Field. Addresses were
delivered by Miss Gordon and Mrs.
Stevens Alter expressing thanks tC
the citizens OF Alexandria for their
kindness and to the members for theil
assistance the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
shr;,srs, Day at Luna Park

"sbriner,' Day" at Luna. Park. tomorrow,
:. ., nactsd IN he az interesting and enjoyable
nccas,on The Arab Patrol, which has the
event 10 charge, hasc -operattd WIN Manager
Gin In providing a programme, which VIII
take mn the entire afternoon and.eyening. All
the attractions, including the circle swing,
n,errv.go rounh illusions, shoot the-chut~ and
old mill. will he free to the children from
s;c,ocL 10 q A ba eball gime AMI Tooth Ill
osn,s bav. bcen ARRANGED for competing
,aan,s from The citi-s Of Washington and
sisY N iris. ~ 5 o'clock one OF the big
avsnts Of the day will take pace N the musi
cal shell. A marri ,ge ceremony VIII be per-
Seemed for A man nj woman, whose names
Inv, been carefully kept srciet and VIII be.
mil The event. Tie contracting parties aill
be conveyed in aplomo6iies ron their re-
spectiye homss in washington: 10 Inc
station If the Wnshin ton. A'ex 'ndrla.
and Mount Vernon Railway, and In the Prlv-
ate car of the president Of IN road viii hnlsh
shs Trim 70 Luna Park. Ibis car viii be elab.
nrs,aIr ..cor.,d. The marriage ceremony
iii he nerformed by the Rev. DR.. Fisher, Of
th;s citv ami the bride will be giy-n away by
Jacobus \. Jones. the p'tentate OF Aimas
Tamnle trip 10 Niagara Fails has been
extend d the bride and groom by the msn-
scement O, Luna Park. A second marriage
cs,emonv will be performed IN the musical
she'll. at o'clo * and NJ 'yo9r, Pan, of AIexan'
Ora. will give away the bride.
ON Monday next the Southern societies OF
Alexandria will give an excursion 70 the
mark. when All epj )yable time is anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Police Court.

(Justice II. B. Cation presiding. ]
The following cases were disposed oil
this morning:
Charles Sorfell, white, and Thomas
Knight. colored, arrested by Chief
Goods snd Officers Bell, Knight and
LyIes charged with breaking into a
houseboat and stealing pair OF pants'
looms therefrom, we're sent to reform
schools. Charles Jackson, charged WITH
being party to the ofense, was lined
IS.
Two colored women, arrested BY ".
ficers Knight and Nicholson charged
with keeping unlicensed dogs, were lined
So each. A colOred man, charged with
a similar ofepse, was dismissed.
James P. Hunter and j. Butler, ar
rested by Officers knight and Lyles
charged with begging on the street, were
dismissed upon promising to secure en-
ploymept immediately.
Lemuel Garter, c0lored, arrested by
Officers Nicholson and Knight charged
with promoting policy, had his case con-
tinued.
A young white man, arrested by Of-
fcers Lyles, Nicholson and knight
charged with ssssultiDg colored man,
WAC lined 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Opera House.

Owing to the Chauucey L. Southern
Company who were booked to appear al
the Opera House for two weeks, having
cancelled their engagement, the manage
ment has arranged with the Briton-
Runkel Stock Company to fill Mr..
sop,hern's time. This company comes to
this city highly recommended ty both
press and public jn cities where they
have appeared They have among their
cast several of Nj. southern's beet aud
noted actors. They carry special seem
cry for their productions, besides twenty
people to produce them. 1t lisa venture
on the part of the management to play a
company for two weeks engagement,
but 10 order 10 tsys them pay at popu'
lar prices 1t was necessary 10 hooF
them for two weeks. 1t 10 hoped that
our people will appreciate this fact by
giyisg them full house nightly. Any
lady can get o seseryed seat ticket for
fifteen cents for the opening perform
ance il purchased on or before P. m
Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Yom Kippur.

At sunset today begins the most sacred
OF sll Jewish religious ceremonial
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atopement-
The services will continue for "a hours,
and will bring to a close the penitential
period, which began With the Jewish
New Year. The day will be observed
with fasting on the part Of all Jews over
10 years old, and constant prayer on the
part of those religiously inclined. 1t is
The time when jews consider the sins
they may have committed during the
past year snd ask forgiveness. Services
will be held in the syuagogne on north
Washington street at 1880 O'Clock to-
night. They will be con Quoted by Rabbi
Louis Kopald.
All places Of business 10 this city con-
Quoted by Isrselites will be closed to-
morrow until 6 O'Clock in the even ng'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Chamber of Comm srce.

There was a wel-alteoded meeting oil
tbe Alexandris Chamber OF Commerce
At he Fleischmann Hotel last night. Pres
ideot w. A. Smoot, jr, presided.
There was an interchange OF views
concerning the business prospects OF the
CITY. and considerable interest was mani
tested by sll present. q,
Tue following gentlemen we're elected
az board OF directors for the ensuing
wear: Me,srs. G.. i. Freoch, L U.
Smith, Ferd. Bendheim. A. ID. Brockett'
Worth HulGsb, F. 5. Harper, j. NJ.
Hill. Charles King, II. Kirk, jr., John
ieadbester. Harry Hammond, George
D Hopkins J T. johnson, w. A.
smoot, it,, w. B. Smoot, J. Y. VIII
liams.
The following firms are now on the
roll of the organization: Alexandra
Fertilizer & Chemical Co., ALEXANDRIA
National Bank, Henry Bladder & Sons,
Belle Pre- Bottle Company, Bendhelm q
Hill. A. d. Brockett, Carlin & Hulf'h
Co.. J. n. Chilly, Emerson Steam Pump
Co., FL. X. Field & CO., +. 5. Harper,
J NJ. Hill, Charles King & Son Co ,
n. Kirk, IT,, E. S. Leadbeater & Sons,
N. Lindsey & Co., The Miller Co.,
Mutual Ice Co.. Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat Co., Old Dominion Glass
Co., Robert Portner Brewing Co., Smoo'
& Co., C. c. Smoot & Sons Co., W. A.
smoot & Co., Washington, Alexandns
& Mount Vernon Railway Co, }. Y.
Williams
Increased interest has been shown In
all the recent meetings, and new names
are being added constantly. The follo"'
ing. taken from the constitution, shows
who are eligible to membership:
HAny individual, firm or corporation
in good standing and engaged 10 bust
ness or a profession is eligible to mem'
Hhrship.o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Charged with Robbing an Ark.

George BashIord notified the police
yes erday that bis ark anchored in the
COWS a short distance north of the old
canal mad beea brqken open and pair
of pantaloons stolen. He furihef statedd
that s57 was in one of the pockets.
Chief Goods and Officers Bell, Knight
and Lyles subsequently arrested Charles
Sorrell, white boy; a colored youth
named Thomas Knight, and Charle'
jackson, colored man, on suspicion OF
committing the offense. The trio at
first denied sll knowledge of the robbery,
but later knight and sorrsl confessed
although they were firm In their asser'
tons that they found no money in the
pockets of the pantalcoDs. The prison
ers were brought before Justice Cation 10
the Police Court this morning. jack
son was fined S. and Sorrell and Knight
were sentenced to the reform school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Charge Against Policemen.

Charges made by members OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Eoglneers
that Capt w. H. Matthews and seven
of the Fourth precinct station policemen
of Washington acted 10 an inefhcien'
manner on the night Hugh Murphy, so
engineer on the Southern Railroad, was
scslded to death beneath his engine at
Sixth street aud Maryland avenue south
west, we're heard by the District Com
missiouers yesterday.
1t was declared by a majority OF the
witnesses that Capt. Matthews and bis
men assaulted railroad men who were
anxious to rescue the unfortunate engi-
neer, and had they not interfered with
men who were attempting to lit the
engine, their comrades life would prob
ably have been saved.
A. 8. Moffitt, machinist employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad, testified
that he was at work on q jack attempting
to lit that pant Of the engine that
pinioued Murphy, when policeman
drove him away.
Capt. Matthews, who acted a. his own
attorney, asked the witness II 1t were
possible to lift the engine With the jacks
that we're being used. Motif sta ted That
the wotkmen were supplied with three
fifteeu-ton jacks, and they could have
lifted the esgiue enough to free Murphy.
ga. a matter OF fact," said Moffitt,
sIhe engine had been lifted high enough
for Murphy to free his LETT leg, snd we
were at work freeing the other leg, wnea
we we're driven away"
Capt. Matthews disputed the ability OF
Che iscks to lift the engine.
The testimony of W. o. Ballard, an
engineer on the Southern Railway and q
resident of this city was to the effect that
he and Murphy lad been lifelong friends.
He was near the scene 6f the accident
and hurried there. Before hs got
within a dozen feet of the engineer he
was stopped by a policeman, After
telling of his friendship for the dying
man and his anxiety to % OF service,
the policeman allowed him TO Bass'
81 was 10 the act of tanning Murphy,
VINO WAS Wiithin5 ," "6"SJ
ncslding steam, and he was telling me
what TO say 10 his wife and children
when a policeman grabbed me BY the
arm, and told NE my place was beyond
the ropes. The faint cries of Murphy
to let me stay were of no avail" said
Ballard.
j. l.. Reynolds, fireman On the en-
CINE which overturned, said: 81 leape1
;or my life, and when / regained my feet
L found that my partner was caught be,
meath the cab of the engine. | hurried
to assist Murphy, snd Capt. Matthews
told me to get swsy. Informed him
that didn't care to desert my friend
and partner when knew 1 could be OF
assistance. Matthews, placing bis haad
ON nv arm, said That doesn't make
any difference HOssaer, stayed
continued Reynolds, "but l saw Mat
,hews drive away the conductor OF our
train, Mr.. Loving. who was in uniform
and carrying lantern. ! also saw Mat
;kews bit a man."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Special Grand Jury.

Judge Barley, of the Corporation
Court, has ordered special grand jury
to meet on Wednesday next to consider
the eases If those persons now in jail
sent on to await the aptieB Of the grand
jury. Among the cases are those of John
Ennis, Temple Howser, Jack Smith
aud VIM. Chiakslos, charged with rob
berry, and Waverly Lucas, charged with
assault with intent to kill, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Writ of Error.

The Supreme Court of Appeals has gu nted
wri, of error and sui ersedeas to the judgment
If the Corporation Court rendered ip he case
of burroughs w. the Knights Of Columbus al
The June term This is suit brought to
recover the sum of one thousand dollars in a
noIicy of insurance on the life Of Burroughs
The knights of Columbus contend that as
Burroughs had failed tospay the monthly. as
easements as they became due, that NJ was I'M
der the bylaws OF the order, ipso faeto. sus'
pended from his membership, and therefore
could not recover. The court requires 81, So
persedeas bond in the penalty OF 81 900.
burroughs Is represented by inc. NJ. John
son and Leo r. fTariow; the knights by w. b.
Reilly and Samuel G. Brent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
4 SeaSOnhhla Dish.

Mr.. Charles II. Zimmerman. st his
restaurant ia Market alley. is kept busy
supplying oysters TO his numerous Gus
toners. His fried oysters are especially
inviting, and orders for the same are in
cressinr daily. While Mr.. Zimmerman''
oysters have for years enjoyed a justly
acquired reputation in Alexandria, they
are growing equally tempting to Poop.
living elsewhere, many of whom regard
the enjoyment OF a "fry" necesss',
adjunct TO visit to this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Sale Confirmed.

The United States District Court in
Baltimore today confirmed the salt OF
the property Of the 0ssge Msnufactur-
iue Company, at the foot of Wolfe street,
TO the Alexandra Electric Company, the
consideration being $l9, 500. An order
was entered directing the transfer of the
deeds to the purchasers. The purchase
includes all the real estate and the ma
chinery of the Ossge Company. The
deeds will be delivered to the A lexsndris
Electric Company on Monday neSt, and
The work OF f ,ing up the buildings viii
be commenced by the purchasers as soon
SO possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Keepers of Unlicensed Dogs.

Two cplored women were fned 80
each in the Police Court this morning for
keeping unlicensed dogs. A cc!"red man
Who had been arrested on d similar
charge had his esse postponed. Officers
Knight and Nicholson made the arrest.
It is hoped the work will go on until all
persons, white or black, who are detSing
the law will be made to pay the penalty
nrescribed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Torture BY Savages.

Speaking Of the torture to which some OF
Ike esyage tribes in the Philippines subject
their 'captlyes, reminds me Of The intense
suffering eodured for three months from in
aammation of the Kidneys" says W. N.
Sherman of Cushing, Me-, Nothing helped
me until tired Electric Bitters, three bottles
of which completely cured me.' Cures Liv-
err Complaint, Dyspepsia, Blood disorders
aud MalariaI and restores the weak and
nervous to robust health. Guaranteed by
L. 5. leadbeater {. Sons druggist. Piice zoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Property sales.

Messrs. NJ. B. Harlow Il Co. have sold
for Mr.. John R. Chapman. of Cbilds.
Md, his former home on Seminary Hill
to DIR. w. E Dienelt, who proposes,
sfter making extensive improvements, to
occupy ins property as his home. .
Mr.. Luther Carter has soid to Ar.
John w. Williams, of Quanlico, q house
in West End belonging to Mr.. Chas.
Mnmfnrd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Wanted i'm Ohio.

The police authorities today received
a telegram iron the State Retormatory
at Mansfield, Ohio, stating that James
Martin, alias Morgan, who was arrested
10 this city few days ago for disorderly
conduct, is wanted at that institution
from which he recently escaped Martin
will be held here till he is sept for by
the Ohio authorities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Football.

The junior Alexandria Athletic Clnt
will play the second Wsrwicks OF Wash,
iugton at Luna Park on Saturday at
D. m. A good game is expected. The
line up of the AlexaDdrias will be Cook,
center; Entwisle, right guard Robinson,
right tackle; Cockrell, right end; Chilly,
left guard; Ale, left tackle; Stoutenburgb,
lef. end Smith, left haliback; Chillcotle,
Capt. quarterback; Mcbride, fullback +,
Pitts, right hal tback.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Personal.

NJ. Charles Goodrich continues seri.
ously i'll at his home at the corner OF
Duke and Fairfax streets.
Miss Laura Smoot and her nieees, the
Misses Danenhower, all of this city, are
now in Paris where they will spend
some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
Viewed by 400 People.

About 400 persons (2dO of whom were
women) visited the Carlyle House yes
terday and gazed upon the "hesd," all
that Is supposed to remains of an
aborigine, colonist or a revolutionary
hero. This find" is gradually becom-
ing as we'll known as the mummy OF
Rsamses (the Pharaoh of the oppression),
now in the Boulsk museum, Cairo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28
NOTICE.

Prepare for War in time of Peace. Coal is
Comfort. We are delivering the very best
sra les Of Clean Newly mined Coal at bottom
market price. 2,2ie Tbs. to the ton, promptly
delivered by. -. u.,aou
DeWILTON AITCHESON.
Both Phones 50. lQ7 south Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-28

Observation-Disclosures OF ALEXAN-
IL DRIA CONCLAvE, NO. 974, /. o. H..
are requested to attend meeting at eight
O'Clock THIS EVENING Business Of i'm
portance. f. A. GORNAN,
Ii Archon.