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Evening journal., 1906-07-12
FIELDS DELUGED
BY AFTERNOON CLOUDBURS7

soctly over the farm O, Collector
Customs David r. Clark at Kenton y,
terday afternoon clouds moving from 4
east and from ;he ncrthwest met an#
DOWN a deluse the like of whlch#I
never before seen in that nelghhorlEH
Men who We're working In thaNA
got under cover with difficulty aiE.f
they started TO resume harvest ~
horses and wagon stuck in M5
ground several feet deep. ono A,TF
mains hub deep in the mud WI
Because Of the unusually MY
an the wheat lelds in thea@X
under water and harvest2
postponed untn the food 81
ers there say their loss w1sof -
Evening journal., 1906-07-12
patrick Mocnffsrtx Buried.

Word has been received in this city
Of the death. Tuesday, Of Patrick ].
McCafferty well known retired
farmer. living near Elkton. Mr.. Nc
Cafferty was &c years old, and was the
father Of Mrs. John $. Rossell and
Mrs. Alice Niedermeier. Of this city.
Evening journal., 1906-07-12
Charged With aiaamy.

Residents in the western part OF
Chester calsed the arrest Of William
Hamer and William Richardson. OF
Wilmington. as suspected burglars.
Evening journal., 1906-07-12
City Hall PAINTING.

Many favorable comments were
heard to-day regarding the painting Of
teh city Hail. The doors have been
finished in oak.
Evening journal., 1906-07-12
Oil From Texas.

The American steamship Northan
arrived ia port to-day with cargo
of oil for the Texas oil Company at
Claymont
Evening journal., 1906-07-12
ManY Imports Arrlve.

Imports Of skins and hides for the
morocco manufacturers Of this city
continue TO arrive in large quantities.
Evening journal., 1906-07-12

Eagles Excursion and Moonlight
sale. Sunday. July Is. Boat leaves
King Street Wharf 1880 a. IL
Evening journal., 1906-07-12

"sETTER ONE THORN
PLUcKED OUT THAN ALL RE-
MAiNr-Horses.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
AUSTRIA.

Wiede6, W p%arlamencie
austryackim zainterpelowal
:wczoraj posel Brelter Rad W
sprawie poglosek wedlug
-kt6rych Austrya razem 2 Pru-
sami ma Wkroczye do Kr6-
lestwa Polskiego, gdyby tam
wybuch1o powstanie. Inter
pelant zapytyWa1 sic, ely la
ka umowa pomiedzy Prusami
a Austrya istnieje. Prezes
ministr6w Geutsch odpowia-
da, ze pogloski to So proete-
%wymyslami j ME maja
najmnieszej podstawy
Bierny op6r urzedni-
kolejoWych przeszkadza
kolei. poIudnio--
wei j p6lnocnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
KOREA.

By4y ameryka6ski pelno-
mocnik y seul, kt6rv obec-
ME przebywa tutaj cha
rakterze specyalnego pos1a
cesarza koreanskiego, dono-
81, ze otrzymai depesze 2
Korei, re CESAR korea1ski
.uWaza podpisany niedawno
2 Japonia "a niewaz-
ny %, gdyz zostal on wy
muszony. CESAR oswiadcza,
re togo traktatu ME bedzie
sic trzymal. Wobec togo wv
zapewne move rozru-
W Korei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
CzECHY.

Ma. ~proWincYi j " Pradze
dokonano licznych areszto-
wan. " Pradze rewizye do
move trWaja dalej. Przeciw-
profesoroWi uniwersytetu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wo Q zaburzenie spokoju pu-
czego dopusci6 sic
mial przez przem6Wienliie Wy
gloszone ma zgromadzeniu
lndoWem28 fstopada.o to
samo pociaggnieto do odpo-
Wiedziaallno5ei redaktora ,Pra-
wa Lidun, Niemetza:W Smi.
ehoWie uWieziono dW6ch
lrtl Is sp1., lliIsty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
- -
DANA.

Kopenhaga, stolica Danii.
Many W sWiecie zyczliwych
dobrodziej6w, Do. tychze ma
ley pewien du1czyk, kt6ry
okazal z~yczliwos6 nastepuja-
ca: w Hillered robotnicy po-:
lacy poniesli wielka szkode,
gdyz powracajacym do Of
czyzny ma zime ukradziono
wsp6lny zarobek W got6wce
wynoszacy 1885 du6skich
koron Gdy sic 0 tenn wiest
rozesz}a, zg1osil sic nieznany
przyjaciel polak6w do redak-,
cyl pisma uPelitiken", kt6ry
o6wiadczyf, SO got6w zap}acic
te sumo, jesli odbierze urze-
dove poswiadczenie STRAIT. To
sic stale i biednym naszym
rodakom, policya du6ska
wszystkie pieniadze zap}aci}a,
o~trzymawszy je Cd owego FAC
nego dobrodzieja. laden ha-
katysta pruski ami moskiew-
ski niezdolny do takich czy-
now szlachetnych!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

mimno togroza strejku teggo
bynajmnniei jeszcze niesest
eNierz-
boloWa naEsggranicy pruskieiIz :
I'M arysko orelsKa Jest
przerWane. Wzbbu-
rzzenie umyslu ~wywoluie
rozporrzzadzenie DurnoWa, ably
.Wszystkim stree kujacym y
rzednikom poczt telegraf6W
udzielano dymisyi. " od-
powiedzi ma to strejkujacy
.WzyWaja do og6lnego strejku.
ZWiazek.zwiazk6W" zas do.
ostatecznej rozstrzygajacej
walk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
PUCK, So. Oak.

Kochany Redaktorze Wiarusa!!
prosze Q kacyk v }amach Wiarusa,
zebysmY mogli podzelyc, my Puc-
!kowianie 2 czytelnikami Wiarusa Q
wszystkiem. Achetnie to czynimy
|jak nam dobrze idze, ale jak zle to
sedzym ak zajac pod kepa cychut-
|ko, re ami NIGHT niewie, re my tn
SO. Ale to razaa wszystko Jest v
jak najlepszym porzadku, Nasty
f.rmery sobie ehodza " takieh
wspanialych wilczurach kozuchach
jak to .dawniej Baronowie j Hra-
bowie polscy nosJlya nasze go
sposze to jusz kaszdy moze wiedzecl
co jedna to lepszy; q naszy przed~
siebiorcy " mie6cie Granville robiaa
.dobre interesa. 2 tYch SO Fr. a.
Dolby g~rocernia, material okcowy,
=obuwia Wszystko; opr6cz tego ma
poetic; potem Albert Lehman ma
sap sz.Wiecki j sodlarski co take
sic dobrze .cp}aca. Potem jest ko-
wal Kllymek Piszka, ten kuje, MILO t
tenn Waly. Te Z miasta kobiety ma
niego skarzae, re cd takieggo stutk sia
MIA ME moga spac, 9 dlizeecesY prze--.
straszajjag sic cd takieggo huku, ale.
on.na MIC niezwaza jeno Waly, DO.
ma nieggo nastepuja q
znowu 81. Lehman jest ceslaa, q jaalks..
Iieidze ceselska robi rank opra,
via vi obraze. Do tYehWyzei Wyymmiee-
nionych zaprasza sic RodakdW
czytelnik6w Wiarusa poparciie.
iich, DO q teggo godni. Jak byla
Wzmianka zrobiona Y przeszlejjs ko-.
resptondencyi ze wszystkim czyytel-
snikomW iarusa dobrze sic powodzy.
Jest TO praWda niexbita; ale jest
tesz to mularz pan NJ. Mielskl, 4
..mnlularz est doskonaly j ME zles mn.
sic wiedze dnaknieszewszystkim
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

Przesy1ajac wszystkim o
fiarodawcom serGeczne Bog
zaplac!" " imieniu nakar-,.
mionych kwituje powyzszaa
sumo przez lamy ,Wiarusa'.
KS. JAN GUZDEK
Opole, Mimi, dnia 20 Grud.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
CORRESPONDENCE
NADESKANE.
Chicago Y Grudniu 1906.


GhWali6 innych "a dobre
(uczynki { orzecz sluszna j
|spraWiedliWa, che1pic sic za6
Wlasnymi ezynaami, ktore
|por6Wnanius innnymi bYnaj--
mniej ma pochWale ME "a
sluguja,t zakraWa ma dur
niostWo. Wieksze parafie "
calej Ameryce zlozyly po-
kane sunny ma g}odnychw
|Kr6lestWie, nikomu ME.
Smile sic Wrzeszcze6 pc gaze.
taeh, ze POS nadzwyczajnego.
zdzia1ano. Og6l najWy5ei do
wiedzial sic, lie tn Tub oW
die zlozonoi ma tenn koniec.
=Takiego rozglosu byio "a
ma1o najwieksze parafi pol
W Ameryce. Zlozono
tam bzdurnych pie6 set i
dziewie6 dolar6w $500. 36),
ale poniewaz to sk1adala pa
rata sw. Stanislawa Il. w
Chicago, vice bylo trzeba
sic chwalic, re to hoj-
nose nadzwyczajna, DO gdzie
lyle maja ludzie wydatk6w
=ns kosci6l j szko1y iak u 6W.
stanislawa " Chicago, tam
ME MONA bylo sic spodzie-
wac nawet poloWy tegol?1
@ przewrotnosci ludzkal 80
~@E #E&~E=@-.sE%#5 E%fa
Czy to " innych koloniach
i W innych parafiach ME
masz takich samych wydat-
k6w? a moze W ~por6wnaniu
daleko wiekszych? WstYd
to hahba, re tax ma1o "
najwiekszej parafii polskiej
zebrano, ale wieksza ha6ba,
re smiano sic ia drobnostka
szczycic po gazetach. Me-
piee set ale piec tysiecy ME
by}oby Wiele ma taxa parallel!
UNUS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
ROSYA.
: Petersburg, w. guberni:

= Petersburg, W. gubernii
nowogrodzkiej przysz}o do
starcia pomiedzy wlo6ciana-
mi a agitatorami. W Ore
chowie i Sujewie przysz}o do
starcia %pomiedzy robotnika-
mi a kozakami, przyczem "a
bito 3 kozak6w. Agitator
socyalistyczny Chrustalew
zostal osadzony W tWierdzy
Piotro pawlowskiej. Ma
podw6rzu wiezienia zatoczo-
no dzia1a Warty zdWojono.
Giowna Drama fortecy zam-
knieta, ably zapobiedz uwol-
nieniu vienna. w Rydze
ma bye polozenie naprezone.
Ma dWorcu ustaWiono dzialo,
a przy poczcie armate maszy-
nova, lecz Wojsku dowierzac
ME MONA. r W. Of U G O.
nisci a c 6 y SO pa.
Mani miasta.
W Petersburgu sytuacya
zaostrza sic coraz bardziej.
Ma posiedzeniu komitetu, ma
kt6rem radzono mad srodka-
misodWetu "a ar~esztoWanie
KrustaloWa, delegaci kolejas
re osWiadezyli sic WpraW-
die przeciWko strejkoWi 10.
lejoWemu " obeenei chW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
W1ekmusz proznoWae to#niepo.--s.
|tdobna; Wosso dwueh koIach 3

wick muszy pro1nowaa tns#nia,,a.
ldobna; a5woaod wneh.koIachsissL
MA. miaI sdobrepo..wieo#nmvsl
Isolde: ei.zebv Is tak.azIow;alaua
|Etratra 3
nieba iecha4. Observation-Disclosures
.Jakamow;el,.taL sszroh;aI.saha 81,
Ienazei5 adwaa;doda1as ;adnsaaaso
Ma lronn.l q.
Leo !,
.te skalyste oorv. M
ua..a.n.
srnne1o sLat#ursvla
5Woa - 81. !. 8 ~
tam stoia, 80. ,.;l1a
Al; n;n,.oo#vdial;.
.t.afo Roso Nsrod.an;o. .a;4..
shvIo n.dsnod,aa..n
.naate,k,e. 3 go
szo s :; a.Rot1a;o -.
s esschodzr1n=.
n;e;=n. a,sa' 5. aar.n ..
Itas ate; nrat
t,an,ch n,.zod mr,Iama
s;adarv p,Lta - S 49,. go
:cze1a "a ns.a paao..,on -.
WI
=Noitowicz ! now;aazaI= =
zanie.do t.; olol1cznosor no+an,
rozdawa} on}atki J n-astenn;a s.
dsiekan zwo4a} wazvatk;a d4eov Al
z4obka. kt6re muszatv an;avaolo.
CO dosta1y owiaatka.or za.
chow j roznych cukierk6w a nasza
poiska kapela ma detych instrume n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
Lista OfiarOdaWc6W z.
OpOla, Mimi.

Jako "a oGWiazdke' DEzie-
c~iatkowiJezus v sWieto Jego|
-Narodzenia zlozyT p%araaffiisaannlile9|
Najs. Maryi Fanny szksaplltelrz
ne " Opolu, Minn,naste
.puiace datk IA g1odl:nlyych,
jeczacych pod knutem poi
fnocnego tyrana:
'Ks.N. n. 800
|Wincenty Wochnik 100
ESeb. RarzechoWic
w. N. RudolfoWie LILO
Amelia Boiler
P soika
EM. Szymala 00I
#1 90
.O01
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
ZE sMIATAlL.
POLSKA.

Cd jednego = dobrze poin-
formowanych przyjaciof ma.
szego pisma o~trzymujemy 2
Warszawy list, wyjasniajacy
wiadomosc, kt6ra GAIA praise
polska obiegia, demonsttlra-
cyl uczni6w gimnazyalnych..
w tel formie wiadommtos6 Jest
zupelnie falszywa Natomiast
faktem Jest, ze socyalisci Cd
pewnego czasu, ME mogao
wywofa6 demonstracyi ro-
botniczych, wciagaja do AK
cyl politycznej" dzieci Cd lat
8 do Is Zbiera sic grono Ia
kich wyrostk6w, dale sic I'M
sztandar czerwony i zaleca.
przeciaganie ullcami 2 hymn
mem socyalistycznym ma u
stach. Grona take sk1adala
sic przewaznie z dziatwy u
licznej, + uczni6w szk6l miej-
skich, zrzadka tylko znajdzie
sic sr6d Mich i uczeh szk6f
srednich: Dzieciaki ida same,
bez starszych, kt6rzy zda all
tylko z chodnika udzielaja|
wskaz6wek taktycznych.
-. ,,Loc. Anz." donosi 2
Warszawy, ze W srode ma u
Icy Ciep]ej odby}a sic de-
monstracya socyalistyczna.
Ma czele pochodu niesiono
czerwone choragwie. Podczas
pochodu demonstrated nat
kneli sic ma patrol pieehoty,
kt6ry dal ognia; 2 osoby "a
bite, Z ciezko rannych. Prey
woiana policya wraz z pie
chota otoczy1y caly poch6d-
demonstrant6w, aresztowano
okolo $50 os6b.
- Warszawa. Obiega tn
pog}oska, jakoby istnia-
10 sprzysiezenie cz}onk6w
ziemstw, celem obalenia cara.
Gdy mianowicie okazalo sic,
re January Wittego ME beda
spe}nione, powsta} ruch mie-
dry ziemcami celem wyboru
konstytucyjnego monarchy.
Wymieniano nazwiska kilku
kandydat6w, ale wiekszoSci
zdawafo sic, re So to- osobi-
stasci niepopularne i niez-
dolne. Ostatecznie miano sic
zgodzic ma ks. Dolgornkiego
z Moskwy, kt6ry zosta}by
wybrany %pierwszym konsty-
tucyjnym monarcha Rosyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04


#l,'.1sy
& Vo,chsl:nlik
Ka,.'osaltrzeba
kIlo,strzlelba s4z
Iss ~lV'eenltland
r. szWak
kr6ll s
|St Opac
| :yE5'zas .zKElrryfstoszz,eskk
P Kaska
I .'G(5~Erl'z,telbtienioWski
Mix. Kuklak
.A. a KluklakoWie
BentkoWska Q c6rka
julia ]K4srystosze,k
~. Bie6kEs,o1,1Wie
EsM. P~rZybyfOWa
j frutWin
K
.K. CzechlzotWsa c6rka
E~BrzezinkoWa
Wiktbr Wochnik
E. KapczynskEi:
81 Rudolf
d. Rabik
"a. Plaziak
w Bielat
y. Czwak
j. Czech II.
SoWada j.
W. Hylla
81. Karas
=. Broda
-sa.+t@E-%=#. E.pr=-sSE-z-& t-[1E=a rGF2are
Fr. Kostrzeba
Andrz. Kuk1ak
j. Welna
M. Margiewicz
j.. ldziorek
A. GutWihski
B. Wolak
]. Wojdy}a
M. Krystoszek
j.. Bier
w. Sfawski
2. Ilkanic
Sowada w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04
OFIHRY

Ma W. Fro.
lestwie Polskiem " dalszym
.ciagu zlozyli:
Y przeniesienia $313.50.
Nadeslane 2 Opola,
Mimi. 1885
2 Detroit, Mich. Jan
Olejniczak 80
q Shively, Ky. made.
s1al p. Kaz. Kleber:
Kazimierz Kleber 100
Andrea Owczarski LOO
CzapleWski LOO
Humbrich LOO
.Smakowski 10
Kosiol I'd
Grabowski DO
Kurowska 30
Feltman DO
Herman .5O1
=Litwi6ski DO
JazdzeWski 30:
Klusenklaus %
#Tknnf@ IL romeo %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

u Ghoatea Wielka
sprzedaz
resztek teraz " pei.
nym biegu. Graz
.uprzatajaca Wyprze-
daz w%szystkich POGO
zimoWych to-
ymtygod-'
niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-04

Listy o~ffiiarodawc6w Wilma
Mimi. j Granville, So. OAK,
nadesz1v "a. p6zno do redak
cyl, umieszczone beda w
nastepnym numerze Wiaru-.
sa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-10

II lives are Ia danger at a fire 1t is
a universal rule that life saving takes
precedence over fire fighting. II fire
escapes are lacking or seriously OBJ
structed all hands devote their entire
energies to the work OF rescuing by
raising ladders, by forcing "A passage
through smoke filed Railways or by
other emergency means. Life nets are
spread aud held ready for those who
have not the nerve to wait for their
rescuers. Life saving consumes yalu-
able time which could he applied to adj
vantage In fighting the flames. and the
probable necessity for expanding this
time, governed as 1t Is by many con.
slderatlons, plays an important part iH
studies OF underwriters. Occasionally
pompler ladders or window scaling lad
ders are used In emergencies for max
inc rescues. These furnish thrilling
incidents for the newspapers, but are
less efficient, slower aud great deal
more dangerous both to the flremen
and the rescued than the plain or ex-
tension ladders Engineer
Ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-10
when pernhardt Was Fooled.

Sarah Bernhard once fell victim to a
sudden attack OF homeslckness while
she was travelling In eastern Europe.
She announced thnt she was going back
to Paris Immediately. Bucharest was
the next city on the route and Bern
hardt's lmpresario at once sent the fol-
lowing telegram to his advance agent,
who was then In the R0umanian capt.
tai: "Wire me Immediately as follows:
Mobility and leaders society preparing
magnificent reception. Minister of fine
arts will be represented station. Torch
light procession. massed bands. Wire
exact hour arrival This telegram
was duly sent and the impresario
showed 1t to the actress, who forgot her
homesickness IN view Of the magnlh-
rent reception awaiting her. When
they arrived there were sixty solemn
gentlemen In evening dress, with many
decorations. on the platform, there
were torches, flags and flowers, massed
bands played the "Marseillaise' and
the triumphal procession started for
the hotel. Are you not coming with
u.s.? said the impresario to his advance
agent, who showed signs of remaining
ut the station instead Of going to the
hotel. mo" he said. Il must look
after the nobility and leaders Of So
ciety. am afraid they will bolt with
their dress clothes" But the actress,
so the story goes, never guessed that
the sixty great men at the station were
supers hired by the advance agent at
80 cents q head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-10
Mildred and ROuclere Co.

At the Opera House, Monday night, q
decidedly clever entertainment will be
given BY the Mildred Rouclere Co. This
company is well known in Alexandria
as it has appeared in this city for sever
al wears past. Mildred, in her strange
presentation entitled Mildredism, with
many new features, will illustrate her
telepathic power by tests and feats IN
mind.readiug that are astounding. al
a ost supernatural, and challenge explana-
tiop. Blindfolded, she will read from
any page of any book held by some one
10 the audience, tell the value and date
of coin in your hand, numbers on bank
bills, correctly name scores OF articles 10
possession of the audience, describe and
discover stolen and lost property, locate
lost friends and do many other unex'
plainable things. Anybody in the audi
ence may write the name OF celebrity,
or we'll known local character, conceal
the paper but keep their mind on what
written, and Mildred will not only give
the name, occupation and address cor
rectly but cause counterpart, a hvipg
likeness OF the party in question, 10 ap-
pear momentarily upon the stage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-10
Personal.

Mr.. VIM. Rogers, who has recently
been seriously i'll at his home, corner oil
King and Cameron street, is out again
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Cogan en-
tsrtained at dinner last evening DT. and
Mrs. A. w. Boswell, of Washington, and
Mrs. Charles Ruth, Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. Randall Cation has returned
from, New York, where he went to Wit
ness the recent election.
Miss Elizabeth Potts is visiting Mrs
Wm. B. Smoot previous to her depar-
ture for the Island of Guam.
Mp. Frances Barbour Ewing and her
daughter, Miss Jeannie Ewing, left today
for Washington, where they will make
their home in the future.
Rev. DR.. w. F. Fisher, OF Alexan-
dris. YES in the city yesterday on his
way to visit bis con 10 Bedford county.
= LyDchbu'g News.
Miss Lucy Howard, who has been
spending the past fortnight with Mrs.
Clarence Cottman at Shamrock Lodge,
left Yesterday for short visit to MISS
Fannie Dixoa, In Alexandria Bal
tjmnre American.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-10
Circuit Court tor the City.

Judge C. E. NicOl presiding
After bsing out for several hours last
night the jury in the case of }; Louis
Loose against the Southern haliway
Company failed to agree on verdict
At 1890 o'clock this morning the Jurors
we're adjourned over till 100. u. This
morning the jury was again sent to their
room and at 1890 O'Clock having failed
10 agree we're discharged. 1t is under
stood that the jury stood equally divided.
The case has occupied the attention OF
the court since Tuesday last. The ac-
ton was suit In which the plaintiff
sought to recover damages in the sum OF
500. 1000, for injuries alleged to have
been sustained to his plants and green
houses by smoke and cinders from the
machine shops and engines OF The de-
PENDANT company. ~,
J. A. Msrshsll vs. Farmers' and Me-
chanics' Savings Bank; decree CONFER,
ing report OF Commissioners Fendall ana
directing the payment at the ninth diVi-
dend to the creditors entitled thereto, on
or before January.l, 1907.
Court adjourned for the term.
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T,,e & O. Transfer.

II "a believed by some Alexandrians
that tie barge of the B. g. 0. X. h. Oc'
wiIl soan be running again between this
city and She rherd's- the merchants nero. :" ss ID
this city are making every effort 10 tnal
end, as prevailing conditions are unsalls,
factory 10 them. Since the depot aea
general yards have been moved so iaf
away in not not only takes up 80 mucn
time in hsulipg goods to be assigned 70
their destination, but the roads are 10 Q
miserable condition outside the city
limits for heavy loads. During the COM
ing winter they will, of course, become
worse. The engineer and fireman OF Inc
tugboat Beaverton are still on duty, al
though the boat has been laid up Tor
several weeks.
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Earl Burgess Company.

The Earl Burgess, Company will pre-
sent at the Opera House this evening q
comedy drama 10 four acts, Chow Wo-
men Ruin Meu." The play is we'll writ
ten from a beautiful story OF western
life. The many scenes give great oppoiI-
tuu.ty tor forceful dramatic action, each
and every member fitting the part In
which they have been assigned The com
edy Is very bright aud Is intermiugled
throughout the entire play, which makes
it very interesting TO lovers of pure COM
edy and melodrsma. The vaudeville lea
lures will be changed at this perform.
snce. The managers of the company and
the Opera House will present TO per
son seated on the lower floor q ton OF the
heat coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-10

Cuc,er cHuRCH.-Rey. VIM. J. Morton.
rector.-Services at III a. IL. anu '''V p M
- sr PANS CFURCH-Morning prayer and
sernou at IL 10. a. and sermon at ';SO p NJ
by Rev. P. P. Phillips.
GRACE CHURCH-Holy Communion 10Y o.;
m Sunday School at 9:30a m. Services ana
.s,mon NJ II a. m. and 7:SJ p m. by Rev.
Edgar Carpenter. o.5..
nchooI at 9 O. m. Services at ii q. m. by
Rev. Mr. May.
SIR. MARY's CHURcH-First mass at z q.
no. Mass and sermon at 1890 o. IN. NeSperS
and bene fiction 1880 p. m. o..5.
SgcoSp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--Suuday
school at {. 80 a. IN. Services at ii q. m' *uo
7:30 p. N. hoo, At o.aoa
m. Services at II a. m. and 7:oO pm ny new
ia" TaISfTy METH. EPIs. CHURcH-Sundsy
school at $3.50 a. IN. Preaching st IL a; m'
bvJ. A Jtffers and 7:30 p. m. by Rev: Ia; NJ
Navlor. d. d.. Of Washington, ID. C.y IRE.
Elder. Young peoples prayer meeting a'
N; METH r. Eprs. CHURCH SoUTH-Rev. Charles
u. Bulla. pastOr.--9:S0 a. 10. Sunday scn I0V
liza m. Preaching by the pastor: lne
Memorial Of Victory" 6:3o p. III: Epno.sn
Te4QuP. 1:JO y. N. fItdchlhs w sAN P
nCbsistiap Word and its Testing"
METH. PROT. CHURcH-Sunday scnooi az
a m. Preaching at IL q. M. and 1:9O p:
m NV Rev. J. II. 3. Ewell. Glass meeting al
INN Y.P..S. C. E. at 7:l6 p. m. ..o,
Epsg METHODIST CHURcH-Lee street
near Wilkes-serYices atil a. IN. and 1:5o Pun.
hv the Rev. B. A. Scull.
" VILLAGE ri CHAPEL, NJ q. CHURCH SOUTH
aibbon street, near Alfred.-sunday school az
RipTI rs, MrssIoN-Corner Of Pendleton and
coJnmhus slreets-Sunday school and preach
tnr at3p. m. Prayer meeting every TUESDAY
DEr RAY CHAPEL Me. CHURCH SOUTH
znndav school at 2. Preaching at p. M
Epworth League at 8p. m.
AIMS HousR-Service at 2:3O m. /.
WIssION-West side of Fairfax street. pc
tveen franklin and Jefferson streets'--Ser'
RosF.Ts CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH COLOR
sd1--Preaehing at II a. IN. and 1850 p. M.
MEADE CHAPEI-Sunday school al 5;So p
n Evening service at 6p. IN.
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH lcoioredJ =
sott1 Alfred street-Rev. w. IL. Johnson pas
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The new electric lights on King street
from Peyton 10 Spring Park we're ourn-
ing last night
The County Board Of Supervisors has
been reorganlz.d by the election OF MIR.
w. w. Douglass as chairman.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment In another column Of the Segar
Store, G. w. Pettey, proprietor.
Commencing tomorrow, vesper SER
vices will be held at s.. Mary's Catholic
Church at 7:3O O'Clock instead Of 4
O'Clock, as has been the custom.
The revival meeting being held at
Trinity NJ. Z. Church, by Rev. }. a.
Jefers attracts large congregations
nightly and there have been many con-
versions.
A report is in circulation to the effect
that Robinson, the coloree man said to
have been connected With johnson 10 the
murder of Mr.. C. T. Smith, has been ar
rested in Pittsburg, but the report has
not been verified.
The Chinese restaurant, which hah
been in operation in an upper story oi
house on the north side OF King street,
near Royal, for several months past, has
been closed, and the proprietors have re-
turned to Washington.
Messrs. NJ. B. Harlow &c Co. have re-
ceiyed communication from the Ma
tional Electric Supply Company thank
ing them for the prompt payment OF the
insurance upon the property of the com
pany at the shipya ard which was recently
destroyed by Gre.
The report that the Washington
Southern Railway Company is TO demol-
ish certain buildings near the eastern ap-
proach TO the new bridge in the vicinity
of what was once ST. Asaph Junction is
denied. Messrs. NJ. b. Harlow & Co.
have been directed by the company to
have needed repairs made to the houses.
Oysters fried, stewed or raw. Dining room
open Oh Sunday during oyster season. y.
ii. Zimman, Market Space. feoz