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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20
High Water.

Especial disyatch to the Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond, Oct. 20.-The James river is %
feet at Columbia, and is still rising. This
means a food here, and the lower section of
the city will be submerged by night. Ex-
perts say that the record viii be broken, as
30 feet is the highest ever known.
The Shenandoah river is also very high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20

DRIVEN money mad by constant aSso-
citation with millionaires, ever hearing
of opportunities that would have mace
them wealthy had they been anything
other than clerks at $50 month, Two
youths gave way TO temptation and ROD
bed the Union Trust Company, OF Pitts
burg, of which Il. G. Frick and sena-
tor Knox are directors. OF between $l25, :
900 and $500, 600. The two boys. who
had pleaded guilty, we're called for sen,
tence yesterday evening in the criminal
court. and unfolded the complete story
of their populations and losses. 30
shocked was Judge Young at the lax
method of the bank officials that he could
scarce repress smile at the discontinue
of Treasurer Gleffier, who was present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20
Suicide of Bishop Potter's Daughter.


Mrs. Lena Cowdip, daughter OF Bishop
Henry G. Potter and wife OF Winthrop
Cowdin, of New York, committed sui
eide at Hallocks' Sanitarium at Crom
well, Con-, by hanging herself on Tuesday
night The utmost secrecy has been
maintained regarding her death, and the
fact that she had ended her life did not
become known until yesterday afternoon,
after the issuance of the death certificate
by the town medical examiner, DR..
Bush
Mrs. Cowdin bad been patient in the
ssnitarium for four weeks, suffering from
melanchola. Her desire to have abso-
lutte peace and quiet resulted in the
authorities of the sanitarium placing an
entire cottage at her disposal, while sew
ersl nurses we're assigned to care for her.
She was given every attention that the
position of her family would warrant,
and only several days ago it was an
nounced to her friends that she was on
the road 10 recovery.
While the attention of her muses. was
otherwise diverted On Tuesday night Mrs.
Coydin slipped quietly from the room in
tbs cottage which she had been occupy
ing ana hurried to the cellar OF the dwell
ing. There she sdjnsled rope around
her neck, tied one end to an overhead
beam and let herself straugle. She was
dead when the nurses found her.
Mrs. Cowdin was Bishop Potter's sec
ond daughter. She was Al years old. Her
husband is a wealthy wool manufacturer
we'll known in New York social circles.
They we're married on November4, 1886,
while the BRIDES father was assistant
bishop OF New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20
Wig FAVE received copy OF the l26tl

WR FAVE received a copy Of the 10th
annual statement of the finances of the
CITY of Alexandria, together with the de-
psrtment reports Tor the fiscal year end
ing May 81, the revenas and license
laws and the official directory for the
year 1867, all conveniently and inters
estingly prepared by the efficient audi
tor of the city. Mr.. E. F. Price. The
little volume contains much that is of
interest to every citizen of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20

ACCORDING to reports Secretary TAFT
has agaiu declined q place on the bench
of the U. s. espreme Court. The secre-
tary is a presidesiial possibility, and
outside of Roosevelt he seems to be the
strongest man with the republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20
Mysteri0usly Lynching.

Lexington. KY, Oct. 2O-A negro. about
40 years old, was found hanging to the limb
of a tree of the lawn Of Horace Colemsn's
home, nine miles from Lexington, today. The
one ia the neighborhood appears TO know
him or:to have any knowledge of crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20

The director Of the mint yesterday
afternoon purchased $50, 900 ounces of
silver at 1927, two-tbiids TO be deliver
ed at New Orleans, the remainder at
Denver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20
Suspension In London.

London, Oct. 2O-The MacFsgdsn Co.
banker, who have enjoyed large bust.
ness in India today suspended payment
of creditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20
Drownings In Virginia.

While on his way yesterday to the
home of his fsncee, Miss Fannie Lee,
of Lees Mills, Fauauier county, young
William S. Hunton, of New Baltimore,
was caught in the swollen waters oil
Cedar Run and drowned. They were to
have been married Sunday at Lees Mills.
The accident occurred at Auburn, where
fording is generally simple matter, but
the stream since the last rain bad been
converted into torrent. 1t is presumed
that the young man underestimated the
force Of the current in attempting
q fordipg. A diligent search throughout
the day VAS only rewarded by the
recovery of the horses body, on trace of
the drowned man being found. Mr..
Hunton was cousin Of Gen. Eppa Hun
ton, of Richmond.
A. c. Parker, "wslking boss"
for J. G. Zobrist & Co., OF the Tide
water Construction, with an Italian
known as Dick, was drowned yes
terday about three miles ABOVE
Bell Spring near East Rsdford. The
river bad risen about twelve feet and the
pressure OF the water broke the cable OF
a ferrybOat in which Mr.. Parker and
two men were crossing the river. They
jumped ont and attempted to swim to the
bank, but only one succeeded.
Culpeper and vicinity during the past
few days has been visited by heavy
downpours of rain. Whole crops of corn
in the shock, oats, wheat and hay 10
stacks were carried of by the floods.
Early yesterday news was received ct
Culpeper that at the junction Of the Rap
idan and Rappahannock rivers, on the
Spottsylvania border, large farmhouse
on hill, with its inmates--men, women
and children-wss swept into the river,
being carried down with the raging cur
rent some distance and landing upon a
ssndbar, where the inmates we're rescued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20
List of Unclaimed Letters.

The follosing is list of the letters remain
ing in the AleIandria, Va, postofhce up to
Octohar 00 1904,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-20

Many man Of humane impulses, who
would not willingly harm kitten, is guilty
Of cruelty where his own stomach is concern
ed. Oyerdriven oyerworked. when what it
aeegs is something that will digest the food
eaten and helphthe stomach TO recuperuts
Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia that is
sold by W. +. Creighton & Co.. 401 King
street.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
MiH Meberrete hen
Strumpfmaarem.

g&tf6war3e baumpolene Srauen<
Striimpfe, regular semaGt unb ieEr
i6per, boppelte Serien unb Spiten, 25c
@ertbe. gfiu Gnb gerfaufsprets, 8 9aar
fir SOC ooer baS 8aar.............17e
G9ti4warse, nabtIoie, baummouene
SrauensS triimpfe, plies gefiittert, l24c
Sorte, Niu Gnb 8erfaufspreis bas
Yaar .....-.,..... ......... DC
Sem serippte edit idrpar;e 8inoer.
Striimpfe, ale Tbeile boppeIt perftdrft,
l22c NuaIitdt, Miu @nb 8erfaufspreis
baS 9aar,......... ....... -. &c
S6Iis geformte b%aumtpolsne Nrauen.
Strimpfe, gan; i1para ober i1pars nit
fpeiBen Siiben, cine 35c NuaIitdt, Nin
Gnb 8erfaufspreis, baS 9aar ..25c
G6h4war3e, elaitiid ssrippte baum=
no uene &inber: Striimnie. regular ae.
madt, 19c Sorte, Min Gnb Serfaufs,
preis bas Paar. $50. 49,. 1915
Oftsang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
s9mb Wia Gmos.

6abrif Eager lleberfduB pom @inter
Subs8 efIeibuns ;u elmer sroben Gripars
nib un6 nur 3u baben in einem Serfauf
eieier Mrt.
500 Paar Der gut befannten NppIe
8iofom S9ube fir Srauen, in Sici &ib,
gum ihniiren, f.eioiame 2eifte nit Satent
Spisen unb mittIeren SobIsn, ruirfIi6e
50 90 8ertbe' Tia Gnb 8erfaufspreis
oas Saar . $3.50. ST. "a
Srauen So. 90 Sabmen SGube in allen
Sorten Seber. MiI Gnb 8erfaufspreis,
uuS puuI . $1,000. IL
Mdo6en unb 3inoer 3ib pber 8or
Cali Sdube, 81 % unb S1.50 &eitbe,
Dtu Gno Serfaufspreis, bas 9aar. Toe
Srauen @amai6en in f6fpars, ale
@rpben, 35c 8ertbe. MiQ GnS Iers
taufspreiS has Yaar. ........ -. Zoe
Mufterproben in @rauen Sils SuIiet>
tes, IN fIeinen Nummern, bic S1.25 Sorz
ten. Nil Gnb gertaufspreis bas
6duptHur, Siuteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
@isse-Mlta II rab.
q eb n:

Nbolpb unb Srau @Oloenberg, 6l7
Ruheu Npe., 2nabe. -SoIspb uno Se'
nora alee, 527 abbOtt Sir. Wdo@en.
= Oscar unb pearI 5nt9afOn, BIZ
Union Str, Mdbdsn.-2es uno Belize
gaugbtOn, 853 Wet IL. Str. Wdo-
den. = O. 9. alma Sawlep, 71O I.
Sslinois Str, 2nnbe. BEN uno Grau
sbirlep, 1853 @ef Sem 9Ort etr..
@dbaen.-Selbert unb 3iais Sadion,
539 Sigblanb abs., @do3en. SEQ.
uno Warp Morton, 2410 Stepart
Str, Rnabe.-&. 8. unb Warp Sol=
lipsr, 2637 Olnsp Ctr, Mdo4sn.
Getraut:
Ridarb 6. We@rsarp - Waub 2ouiie
Clements.
Ssobn &ealp-Mobie Sut1er.
Slppb &eif-Sulia u. Bolton.
Wiuiam Ssmones-Souiia ennis.
Wartin M. Dugan-Satie g. @elib.
.@6as. 9. Bpsrs-Sba u. Supsrns.
eowaro s. @Ieafon-Nelie s. Mc.
gartbp.
gpart @arter-@lara 9iri4.
Baird 9eQp-Qate Suqar.
Wm. g. Shomas-2ucp 9. Wilion.
0ehprben:
Sbomas 3. 4rmtruna, 81, 22S on
0ep BORT etr.Agbas. 6p. Yraiuhn.
.65. 81. @inesnt's SoipitaI. Carrie
aobnen, 46. Gtabtboipital.-SObn %.
@rifftbs, 81. 233 Beft Riaisan Str.
.-9Ouiie ebielbs, 80. 943 Norb Ila=
bama Str. SOD 9ugbss, l, 429 Wsf
Wtc@artp Str. &obert $. Cater. 20.
1905 9oro Sainois Ctr. @iagaru
@urrp. 2. eleanor 5oipital. - @atbe.
rine 8. 2ears, 81. 1917 Sapis Str.-
Marsaret Risssl. 81, 1640 @bsfnut
etr .-glies 6Olano. 80, etaotbOipi
tai. - paul u. %. Sausr, 48. 53I
patterion Gtr.--Winnie Ban Mrsbea.
IL, 800 5Ist9sr Mbe.-aliba Conan.
%, 2116 MiGer Str. - Artruos 2ent
Brisben, 1, 6l2 Soma Str. - &obsr
u. patton. 825 Gofes Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31

@roBarttger YretS Was=
FEN : 8aa gegebett bon,
S@mdbii6en unterf.= Ver=
etm,, am Womtaa. ben 5ten
Nebruar 1906, TT eer Ser:
taamta Gaae. SO. 90 tn
YSretieta tperoen pertbetlt.
Gtntrttt: Serrem 25e i; 8a:
men fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
&anmen mnS Shannon
ebenfQQS.

200 bIaue unb peibe Tbee aannen.
39c 8ertbe, Niu Gno Serfaut
9reis.. -. 80. .2Oc
@as Raoiatoren, 4 &aminsR SHUTTER fir
8aoe3immer, $500 @ertb,, Ssrs
~faufspreis -. ...........Sf.5O
5rau Bolts 8iiseIeiisn, pouitdnbia nit
@riffen unb Stdnoer ........... 65e
RcpaI 8aids Rai6inen, $3.50 @rDbe,
Mia Gnb Serfaufspreis. .....S 1925
1000 SartboI3 31Hnfto9sr. -. -. &c
8 Quart GIe@ gubbins 9fannsn. SC
9Soa 9aper SUDDEN 9fannen. ....2 &c
8 Grm 8di4etrodner ..........15e
25c Sdienen 8IeiSer 80rbe. 49,. f5e
8orn Sopper, quite @rDbe ......1Oc
25c IL nn5en Stops. 15c
IL @sbeftos Sad SIdtter ........ &c
15c DRAFT Seifen SaIter. .....f foe
10c Rubtat giub 8eiber ........ SC
s. 9aiement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
SnSiauapolis 2teoerfram3.

Dos @ersniigun9s'@ omite fur ben
Wastenbaa oss indianapolis 2iebers
frans bate seffern Nbenb geriamm-
lung. Die Borbereitungen fno in Ools
lem @anss unb perfpre4en elm eldn3er-
oes Ssf. Den Bsiuaern fsben einige
grobe ueberraI9uns in MusR9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
Bonn Staatratb.

Sn feiner WObnuns, 3210 IOrb
SqinOis Strabe. miro WapOr Boot
matter am Sonnerfagf Jim 7.30 llbr
absnbs ben Witsliebsrn bss Staot.
ratbss. Elm feines Diner gsbsn. Grthur
Wbits, Der Secretdr uno 3eitunasaus.
i1nittefammler, ersdblte, oaB es baupts
fd9li9 gufern 9eben pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
1raneneSose 8. >. &. Of y.

Sas Stiftungsfef Der @ermania.
2oge No. 1. beutf1s Grauen bes Der.
bsferten Oroens Der pptbias. Sitter,
am SOnnerfag. ben 8. 5ebruar. Ra9-
mittags In Der Wohnuns Der S9weRe,
6usse!s. 427 Wef Worris straBe se.
feiert. Aae s&wsfern ino frsunb.
li&{f eingelaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
9 auerIau e.

9 auerI B nj 5 e.
Walinba u. Sean, &%eparaturen, GIG
Sipiion Str, s200.-Sorotbsa 2ens-
fiod, Cottage. 1882 Sto Wef Str.
$3.50. = 8. Sirts, Stall uno edup-
pen, Norbofeds profpect uno State
Str, $450.-Sulius Soispb, umbau,
$50 OF @aibin9ton Str, $3.50. -
6enrp Doll, stpeif6diges 8adfeinge=
bdubs, Sort @apne Npe. uno 10. Ctr.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
BON 8amamt.

Cine @eieai4aft, bic F9 bic vSn-
bianapolis @ement &oofing Co." 1en-
men piro, iu8t sinen @auplub i'm
noro6fli&en She'll u~nfersr Stabt- gs
fOq auf BEN plaB cine Gabrit srri@tet
tueroerl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31

MiQ @uos bon Sraperiem
. 5000 9arbs 8Iumen Gardiner SuiBes,
Sc 3ol brett, ale Sarben, prGdtiee
SHUTTER, 15e NuaIitdten Brill Gnb Ssrs
taufspreiS BITE Yarb ..............11t
Miu Gnbs bon 0arb breiter SiIfo.
lines, afortirte Muiter unb Ssarten,
l22c Dual; Ria Gnb Sertaufspreis 13c
Nin Gnbs BON @retpnnes, 80 unb SO
3oa brett, Nuspabl in beQen unb buns
feIn Sarben, zoe Dual; Serfaufspreis
BITE garo. -. ...1Uc
nngarii6e Tu6e unb i1fpere Oenims,
36 3ol brett, boppelte ober einfade
Mppretur, 25c NuaIitdten ; Nta Gno
Terfaufspreis, bic Yarb...... -. 16c
Mtn Gnbs bon importirten @abras
uiib fancp Nes, ooppelte 8reife, aepdhte
Sarben uno Nuitern, SOC bis 81 GUdi
taten, @erfaufspreis bic Yarb. -. 39c
Dritter Stod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
MeiaG nSs bon 8anmmoq.
StoTcm.

5000 garbS Niu Gnbs Der 3Oss0nisem
unsebIeidten Ruslins, bic garb su.. Sc
Nia Gnbs Der A unseblei&ten
NuSIinS, in SC AuaIitat, bic 9arb. &c
Niu Gnbs pon Gbepiot Stoffen fir
9Iuien, S9iir5en nnb aIeibern, Toe unc
1876 NuaIitdten, bic garb......... &c
so Otb. fertis sernadte, eebleiGte
8tffenslIeber5ieber, AZ bel SO srpB, in
benz Mia enb 8erfauf, tas Stid. .72e
Drill Gnbs pom Oarb breiter sebIeidier
WusIin, ;arte Appretur, lie GuaIitdt,
bic 9arb. Be
Sertis semadte sebIei9te SoIiter 8es
siise, % Bel ~ srob, iperben reseImdBis
p~erfauft 80 35c, Der NiI Gnb 8erfaufs'
preiS. 22e
Min Gnbs bon "a geblei6te Sbees
ting, 22c NuaIitdt.' Serfaufspreis bic
2JIIp 16C
Oh i3immer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
AaS ben Geri9teu.
Superiorgeri@t.

Die nsuen @si6worensn FIR bic brsi
Mbtbeilungen oes Superiorgeri9ts fir
ben neuen $ermin fno foIssnbe:
3smmer l - Staot, @eorge %.
Gauft, Daniel 5oIep, @smin q. Sun-
ter, Souls 6. @eeis. 6arrp 6. Mbams.
9ouis g. @Ornett; Decatur Somnfbip.
5arrp Sanstpap; @apne. Charles %.
albright; pite, Ioam Bulb; @afbs
instOn. 5arriiOn Mrmitase; Grantlin.
Sobn Neeie uno 5. DE-. @oropn.
3imner 2 = Stabt, Bat. O'@ons
nor, Srsb. Do. Balomin, Sobn @ram'
ling. @rnsf 8napp. SObn 3. gnbrews.
Sobn q. 6ein; Decatur Sopnibip,
Ssnrp &epnOlos; psrrp. @barlss @ra-
psns; Wareen. Samss 5. Chamber.
lain uno Senrp Barter; 5rantlin,
Wiliam 6. Wilion.
3immer 8 - StaDt: goparb 6.
WOrris, Sames W. gaoes, SObn 6.
Curtis, @i0iam s. @arbnsr, Charles
%. 9elOgs. albert Siatt. u. @orlsp
Mntrim; Wapne SOunibip: @sorse ..
Sarbin; Decatur: Charles Sanders,
CHARLES SAP, CHARLES Sbornberrp;
@arrsn: Ssnrb Piel.
Salesmen - Gtaot: Sbomas g.
Stoue, Sanforo 6. McSntOfb. Sobn
5. appsl. Orlando gpffin. CHARLES q.
Miles; @arrsn Sownibip: Warion
Sebun; Srantlin: @iniam u. 6aller;
Wafbinston: .. g. Subion; Bern:
@eOrse 8Orter; WaIbinstOn: CHARLES
8oarbman; @asns: Ri9arb Green.
Sm Ga1 Der 6. s. & 6. giisnbabn-
seienfdaft 9eeea Stephan tpurbe elm
neues gerb6r sefaftet.
Sur9 isinen Anpalt eriu4te gnis
@bapin &idter 2eatbers. no9mals
ieinen 5aI aufnsbmer gu molten.
Trau Chaplin batte bon ibrem @atten
S@eiouns bemilt9t srbalten. anBsrbem
srbielt He SO Ilimente ftr ibren SObn
bepiliat. sic 1T bic betannte 0au=
oebile Sdauipielerin. gbapin srs
tIdrte, BOB bas rrtbeil nidt gefdat
tueroen burfte, ba bas unterbreiteie
Ysmeismatsrial unseniisenb lei.
Sorberunssflasen.
gfella BAUER rsi4ie ssssn Ssnrp
BAUER uno bic 6. 6. 9. & ct. g.
@iienba6n cine GOroerungsilase Elm.
S@abeneriabflase.
S9aosnsriabtlass I'm gstrase BON
$4,000 bat Graneis Dc. SOmIiniun ss=
gen bic @lsbelano, Cincinnati, Chicago
& ct. 2ouis q. q. anssfrengt.
S@eiounssflasem.
W q + B Il d b q ten.
30 Srau &ofa &oisntbal feine 2uf
me6r bat einen ffsts betruntensn Wann
UNI id au baben, Der ibr In isinsm
&aui4e Priiqel berabrei8te, bat fs
9egsn ibrsn @attsn Souls g. &oien=
tbal S9eibunssflase ansefrenet.
@egen 6erbert 6. 8enion bat 2ela
BeniOn S9eioun9sflase anseftrsnst.
Snpremeaeri6t.
SIM Supremeeeri9t tuurbe gshern
5rau @ufan Dinner $4,000 e&aoen.
sriab auasiprOdsn. 5rau Dinner
wObnte In Souib genb, Snb. Sit
tpurbe bon einem Mutomobil, In BEN
i9 %. 8. WeSntire befanb, FIBER
fabren.
Ginoergeridt.
3idter Stubs erbielt elm Sdreibsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
Ria @nbs tn @ai@foFem

Geniisenb ipiini9enspsrtbe SHUTTER lin,
ieSer NaHfrase sere9t ;u iperben.
$1,000 Oarb fdottiide 9amns, niebs
lide SHUTTER, Tupfen Streifen rnb Sieu.
rem, auf belem uno ounfIem @runo, in
benz @ia Gno 8erfaut pie garb 23e
Nil Gnbs bon S9iir,e @insbams,
5000 Yarb, in itabiIen urb sebr0denen
Sorten, braun, blau unb grim gepiirs
felt, &c AuaIitdt, Die 0arp. .......4he
Mia Gnbs bon Semben aattunen,
5000 Yaros in Supfen, Gtreifen unS
Siauren, auf rueibem @runo, Die sc Qua
litdt, Die Yaro fir. SIC
5000 9arSs Malpern gatiite in meis
Sen unb farbieen @rnnb, in neuer 8Ius
men Suffering, ebenio in Tupfen Sisus
rem unb Streifen, cine Sc AuaIitdt, bic
Yaro.... 42c
: Barmtppue GbaliS, 1900 garbs, in
allen neuen periii6en Nuitern unb Sars
ben, Mia Gnbs o Der &c Sorte,
fir ......"~.. .44c
Rin gn5s pom &Ieiber 9inabams,
$4,000 g)aroS in einfa9en 6arben uno
Streifen, pom allen S6attirunsen unb
re4t pieIe in Der blauen, bic Yarb... sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
@etterberi@t

sar "a etuuoen snbenb 7 ubr ROresns, /. 5sbrnar.
SO afbtnSto n, 81. Safluar.
Sir Snbiana: S9On beute Abeno nno
am Sonneritae ; fpdrmer.
QoeaL8 etterberi4t
Sb0n une fpdrmer beate Abeno n am
Sonnerftas.
4berrnometerffanb.
S6@fs Eetlpsratur. 40 @r0O
@iebrisfe 1emperatur. ......... ~ .
%. &. BIbtbS
Seetions.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31

Ridter Stubs erbieIt elm Sdreibsn
aus Bottom, Waf.. mo man Elm ips:
sie0es 9inoergeri9t einri9ten mill unb
Snformation bon ibm iiber ben Betrieb
bes biefiger berIangt.
Joffer @alfup uno Omer BOpo.
bic aeffoblsne Mrtifel In gmpfang nab.
men, Obmrhl He wubten, bab He ge'
foblen tpnrber tparen, tpuroen nit
iuspenbirtem urtbeil e%ntlafen.
Der 16.idbrise Watfins @aitte tuurSe
Der Snbia1a Re ,,ormanffalt tiberpieien.
YoIi3eiseri9t.
Der Dor 10 8aaen tpeeen Werfaufs
-9sfdlfdter Wil& berbaftete gnos
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B. &. BIbtbS
Seetions.O Director.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-19
BLACK CREEK AND
BARKER'S MILL

Black Creek Church VISA Dee opened FOR
services sunday afternoon at o'clock
a party of several young mon Of this
neishoorhood spent one night this week
coon huntne but with DO success
Mt Walter wade 81 New Kent county.
has accepted a position in Richmond with
the Virginia Passenger and Power Com
panv.
Sir Richard SLAUGHTER. ~ Richmond.
spent several days here partridge hunt
ing during this week. he returned home
Wednesday With good number OF birds.
Little Miss Lillian Barker. Of New
cold Harbor. who has been much i'm
disposed, IS able to be- Out again.
Hattern Tignor has returned 10 Rich
mond after spending several days hunt
ing here.
Mrs. Hattie Ellerson. who has been IN
recently. lis much improved.
Mrs Ryland Martin. who has been sick
recently. IS Improving.
Miss Ida Peace has opened a private
school near Beulah Church
Miss Ellen Martin Of Bakers Min
spent Tuesday night with Miss Kate
Adams az Spring HN
Mrs. MolIie Barker spent Monday in
Richmond
Mrs. saliie Grubbs. who has been for
some weeks az the Sheltering Arms Hos
pital, Is much improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-19
LEE DISTRICT

Mrs. Andrew =. O'Brien. OF Church
Hill. has been spending some time with
heI daughter Mrs. Edward L. Frost. No
2ils Park Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Coleman have re-
turned 70 the city from New York. where
they spent several weeks.
Mrs. A. @. Bedford who has been
quite sick at her residence No. 2ll5 wv
Avenue. has recovered sufficiently to lie
out again.
Mrs. A. I. Walton has changed her
residence from No. 1917 IVY Avenue. TO
Beech ana Main Streets.
Miss Cay Johnston Of No 2l21 Park
Avenue, visited her slster-in-law. Mrs.
Coleman Johnston. on North Twenty
eighth Street. last Tuesday.
After spending several weeks in Ralti-
more. Nd, with her mother, Mrs. Brad
ley. Mrs. James McGraw. Jr. has re-
turned TO her home. No. PIP IVY Avenue.
Little Miss Frieda Dietz. who has been
quite SICK at the residence OK her mar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. August Dietz. No. 2loO
IVY Avenue. is improved
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas have re-
turned 10 their home on Hanover Avenue.
after having spent several weeks with rel
atlves in savannah Ca
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hudson WingncId and Mr.
ana MIS- Luther d. Lacy have changed
their residence from No 1915 Ivy Avenue
TO No. 200 Park Avenue.
Mrs Irene /. Parker. Of No 70g De-
RANKIN street spent Friday with her
sisters. the Misses Johnston. on Park
Mrs. j. Herbert Thompson. is abie % ho
out after long Illness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-19
CONVENTION IN
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Anti-Saloon League VIII Hold
Sixth Annual Meeting in Uni
versity Town.

The sixth annual convention Of the
Anu-saloon League VIII Doe held in the
First Methodist Church. Charlottesville.
Va. on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day December 9Th. 5th and 9Th. 1906
Tho Rev. J. W Mitchell. D. D.. is pres.-
dent Of the league, ana it is expected
that lis report OF the years work will
prove Of much interest, as it is believed
that the league has gained much ground
during The last twelve months
The program for the convention con-
tains some interesting features Many
prominent speakers Will be present Tic
address of welcome will be delivered by
the Rev. George T. Booker pastor Of tn.
First Methodist Church OF Charlottes-
vile. and the response will be- delivered
by the Rev. O. +. Gregory. ID. d., pastor
Of the First Baptist Church ia Staunton.
Among the Richmonders who viii
speak are the Rev j. J. Haley pastor
of seventh Street Christian Church. vino
Will speak on Civic Righteousness tho
Rev. Dr. George w. Mcdaniel. pastor
of the First Baptist Church OF this city.
who will speak on "A Voice from Texas
one of tine principal addresses will be
that of dr. j.. a. Alderman. president
Of the University OF Virginia. who viii
give the Greetings From the University
Of Virginia