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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

matrimonio On SAntarcs, nuestrc &C.
rrsligionario y amigo don Bsnito Pc
rtira Cusvas con 10 sgraeisda ssn'ri'
to Petra Gallu y Mir&nds.
-EslA maHana % VIC en 10 Corts
Nsnicipsl 81 iuicio sor tra Cruz Avil6s
J Grsgorio Lopsz, seusAdos dc habsr
sustrAidos haze uu mss vArios tuhos
de ..bronss, sntrs ellos una valyula.
en- la sstasi6n do los earros elestricos.
DspurAdss los h'shos, 90 comprcb6
que Avilks tu6 sl dnieo culpable, con-
dep kudcsele & Q msses do carcel ab'
solviIndose 6 Lopez.
Hoy como { los once, Sc suscit6
uuA question persona oil On IN carro elSc'
triso, irsnss & 10 plsxA do Colon entire
oil conductor Manuel d. Antolfn, y los
passgsros Luis Salisrup y Jo:6 Q.
ColomhAni. De 10 rsyssta hAbida re-
aalt6 ColombAni el conductor con al.
gunas contusionss y rasgunos. Los
guardias Juan Ortiz y Sergio DfAx
Arrestsren & los eontsndientss, pre-
ssntando denuneis & 10 Corte Muniei-
pei. 81 iutoio 90 vera ssta tards.
Eel alealde do 10 ciudad nos hs
manifsstado que, Atendiendo & la in
| dicaci6n hsshs por 10 prsnsa y on
primer tArmtno por ssts peri6dicc,
han sido mas ssparadaa las. alas do
lunstas On 10 platsa del testro, do ma
nsra que - pusdsu iGeilments AGO.
modsrss les psrsonas. sin mo|ssssr &
las que estGn ssptadss On sus asisntos.
Hoy 90 presspt6 denuneia ante
la eorts nunisipal contra Rafael eau
aaro. por habsr agrsdido ano' he, en-
10 calls do San Sebastian { Maria
| Q ,ifonss. eausGudols varios golpes.
90 eslsbr6 sl juioio y el Juez 10 dsela'
r6 eulpable imponi6ndole s25 do multA
8 80 dias do arreato.
In -Ha rsgrsssdo do On visie 4 Pom
90. 10 sstimable ssfIorita Carmen L6'
Tixol aeompaGsda dc latAmbien apre
eiada ssAorits professors do squellA
eiudad Rosa Booansgra.
-Hsmos dido queiarse & algunos
seHorAs do las que Asistsn fla consul
b. m6diaa en 10 sAlA goeorroa, de que
no hsya On aQuel local IN sitio apro
piado donds elias puedsn rtfsrir CON
rssarva sas enisrmedsdes & los n6di
eos, teniendo que haoerlo on prsseneis q
do otrss personAa que van Alli, entire
elias muchos hombres, 10 cual NOS pA'
EsOs impFopio.
i Han sido dsclarAdos cessDtsl
los barrsndsros do 10 limpisxa Idbii
90 Luciano y Asunsi6n Aleiandrc
Andres Colon y Guillerno Amadcr
Fusron nombrados para eubrir 10
v.csatss Jos6 G ards, Manuel Rosa J
Criss6hal Psrsx.
Han sido propuestos On terms
para el pussto do Juex do psx do LAi
kArfas, nuessros amigos loa seiiorel
don Antonio 0 ivonsia, don Epits mic
B PSrex y don one fire. Rodriguez
(Oontin.i0 on Ia pdTna Sal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
NOT|C|AS DEL. Ola

al coronel II miL-Barquete en-
Ia Fortaleza. a.-Consejo Ejecutivo ~Proposc6n de Mr.
Lyons-Comite de Observation-Disclosures de manana.
csco.-Examenes de revAlida-Don Narcise Font Y
Gullot.-Cuestlon caro- e'ectrico.-Denuncias Y
sentencas.-Otras notcas de interes general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
AZUCAR Para ID exportaOi6n
Sin operaeiopes.


Sin operasiones.
BuQuos anunciadOs
Vapor espsffol <Conde WifredoS
sali6 el IL do de Canariss hacienda
- escslas de eostumbre para estA
VSpor espahol xCAtalinas del
puerto de Barcelons para el nuestro
saldr& hoy hsciendo las eicslss In
termsdias del Meditsrr&neo y Csna
rias.
vapor smericano <Carolinas de
New Yo, k sAli6 el II del sorrlents!
Vapor enbano <Julias racalar& el
II del actual prdeedente de 10 Habana
y eseAlas irtsrmsdias.
vSpor frances sQaebscs con pro'
, eedencia de Puerto PlatA estar& %
puerto del II sl 1s del actual y conu
nuarA vjsia para Europa y 8 Thomas
Vapor smerioano sJuliA Luekan
bah, de Ntw York para sstA saldrk el
II del que CURSE.
Vapor smsriasno soalhdpder de
un diA q otro ss,drG de N W Orleans
para esta
Vspor americana sCarscaD Dc
pusrto de Nusva Yo,k para el nuestro
sAldr& el Is dsl qus c1rss
VApor ssoafol sBuenoa Atrels 90
sgaards del 20 sl % de este mes pro.
aedspte de Colon y sscs'as s'guiendo
viaje para EspafiA.
VAror americana SPhIladel hisS
aon de.tino & NuevA York sAldrk el
| % del actual.
EntRadas
De 10 Isla golcsas ePedr.ts y eRi
earoo Ru!xS
aalidas
VApor americano <Ark AdiAs para
New O'lesns.
Goletas SEsperanxaS, SSan MlRueN'
SPrngsesos y sMay Flowsrs para lcl
puertos anunclad2s,
RWquos ON puerto
TRAvEaIA
<AdAms w Spiess deseargsndo
SRobart q. NJ. Curdys Id
<ElUa Lillte> desearg Ando
COsTANEROs
sCoraz6n de- Marfas peudisnte.
GUbarita1 MaunabO
SAla B'&ocsS Nsguabo
sMaria Artsus Vleques
<psdritos deseavgsndO.
SRieArdo RUIZ peodiente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
Glasses De Inq'Gs Y 'espahD|

Sc dan elases de ipg'9S y espAno',
mAflans, tards , noohs precios con.
veneionales. San Jose % alto I'm d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
SECC|ON X'|ERcANT|L.> ;

Preclos MIN do los artlcuIos
que 80 detaIIan en-
alma0enes
Arrocss de partido JAp6n de
~ G41.
Idem valenciano atl Ct
Aios de Is etvs. & SO.
Jamonss e9} 10.
Quesos amess.a SIS Patagr&s 20.
Tosino, Q III 3 18.
Sardinas ahumadas Q II eentavos,
JAb6n, s54 Rocamors, america
no. s2ayA.
Pasta del pais Q e31.
Mantesa & s7 On ! Y On latas
DO e1 & 10.
Harina do $3.50
Habichuelas Amarissnas eoloradas
iargAs e6s . so
Garbanxos "a 40.
Rasslao sl4 AL
Cebollas2i
Mantsqailla, de e13 . 10
Papas amerisanss q q 81.
TAsaio Q ael.
Lechs eondenssds <Aguilss %
Id Id sCruz Roiss s6
Id Id <NagnoliAs A3
DEL PAIS
AxGear para el eonsumo'
Masaahado alaro Dc e44
Do miel elaro o..
Osntrifuga slaro do 10 aeS
Amsrieana de II IS.
De Ponce ssi . 50.
Ron % grados Cartier & sl, 50 s*n
t.vos gal6n pagados r. Intsrnss
MAix e.1.40
Tahaoo, nominal
PrecIos do compra
Almid6n o s2.6o
Algod6n de s . $50.
Ooeos do is o Is millar.
oueros dulees s1s 1o4
gsbo do res 0 n.
V&t0 00fRl@nb@ 90 @1AS u ASs
Candles o0rrlentes
Londres ehsak 9 4,sT & A.S7&
Paris has d.
Hamburgo klAD. ,
New York. esvA P.
Espana 10a11 D.
C6dulas hIpotecarlas
RAnao Territorial y AgrfeolA s60
Ae@hOM@@
Banco dc Pto. Rico 0 IS & &
Ranso Tsrritorial.. Q is 4 IL.
Baneo Popular 49,. Q 10 . IL.
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81 us0
Como o'purgants.saa shcGz,
- - A-
Eu ID iudigskii6n.
In los agrios y aatos del sat6mAgn.
Contra la iaqueea.
Contra oil estredimientO.
Contra Ia bills.
Como refreseAnta.
PROSRECTOS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
A Tie-up Threate ned.

4 crisis il threatened in the building
trade in Washington. For sometime
past there has been trouble between the
plumbers aud their employees, which
finally eliminated in lockout by the
masts, plumbers of their men. On
Thursday night the brlekiayers' pnioos
No. /, st a meeting attended by nearly
every member of the union, unanimous
" resolved not to work on any job where
q Ten union plumber was employed aud
imposed a penalty Of So 9 9sy or every
member of the union who violated this
rule. The Bricklsyers' Union mas tor
sometime been endeavoring 10 pc.-"A 'o
The master plumbers to agree to srbiira-
ton, but the latter have declined, stat'
ing that they have all the help they need,
and there is nothing to srbitrste. The
bricklayers have, accordingly. ordered a
sympathetic Glrike on the ground that 1t
is dangerous to permit any Que GLASS OF
employers to pursue the "open shop"
policy, for the reason that if not check
ed in time this policy will eventually re.
suit in the complete disintegration OF all
trades union. 1t is said that unless The
master plumbers yield very soon the
lourneyman painters aud other building
trades will follow the example of the
bricklayers, and that general tie-up oil
building operations will result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
Police Court.
rJustice Il. B. Cation presiding j

GJustice II. B. Cation preslding'i
Che following cases were disposed o.
this morning: -,
Lucy Piper, colored. arrested by Othcei
Nicholson charged with being drunk Oh
the streets, was fined So
A Young man, arrested by Officer Gar
vey charged wits beipg drunk and using
abusive language toward = ~oWaE, wss
fiued $40.
Ellie Ewell. arrested by the same on
Ger 10. dsunken and disorderly conduct,
forfeited s. collateral By failing 10 sP'
pear.
Lillian Blair, arrested By Oficer Hen
derson for drunken aud disorderly con-
duet forfeited S. collateral by failing 10
appear. oa
Alice Fields, coiored, arrested ~ Qm
Ger Nicholson for abusive language TO-
gard Mary Page, was fined So.
Irene Rushrod, colored, arrested oy
Officers Henderson, aGd Young for dis
orderly conduct and fighting, sas fned
$3.50
Virginia Banks, colored, arrested by
Officers Young and Henderson for dlsor.
derby conduct and fighting, was hped
81 so.
A colored man, arrested by Officer
Nicholson for allowing his horses to 60
at large, WAS fined 81.
J. 7. james, a special Southern Railway
agent came here to lay, having In charge jim
brim, colored, who is charged with isioh'
ious assault upon conductor in Halifax
county last January Brim was arrested In
New York State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
Big Schooner.

Headed for this city and Washington
are three of the largest four and i've
mssled schooner that have ever been
no the Potomac. Two OF them are laden
with ice from Maine and the other with a
cargo of fertilize from Florida. The
lsrgest of the vessels in question is the
fiye-masted schooner Henry o. Barrett,
which passed up the river yesterday
morning with Ice aboard. She is a
vessel OF / ,SO7 ton gross and 1, 564 net tons
register aud loaded with cargo OF more
than 2,20O tons at the Maine port.
She is 2A4.7 feet long, AZ 9 feet wide
aud has depth OF "a feet. The five
maste schooner James Pierce, which
is coming from Norfolk with a part OF
cargo of Phosphate rock to the Bryant
Fertilizer Company, . another big
vessel The marine register gives her
gross tonnage, as 1864 and her net ton
mage 1920. She is vessel 2St
feet long, is AZ feet wide aud Is
20. 8 feet deep in the hold. The schoon'
ner Thomas, which is bound to Wash
iDgtou with ice, is new vessel and Ii
reported to have about 1900 tons o.
| ice aboard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
Railroad Promotions.

Mr. Z. G. Joyce, who for numoei
of wears past has been the agent IN tniS
city Of the Washington Southern nan
way Company, has been promoted aoo
appointed superintendent OF transfer ~ y,
the new Potomac yards, just nor.u u
this CITY. He will have considefaoie
force of men under him. Mr.. Joyce mas
been connected with the Washington
Southern Railway for the past thru OF d
century during which time he has de-
voted ali his energies to the interest Oh
the company, aud in his doing SO has
endeayored 10 give satisfaction to all
patron s of the road. His many friends
and acquaintsnces will be glad to hear OF
his well-deserved promotion.
Announcement is also made OF the ap-
poiptnent of Mr.. j. E. Pevereli as
freight agent of the Washington South
ern Railway, in this city. Mr.. Peverell
has for many years served as chief CLERK
Mr.. H. E Gentry, who for some years
has been in charge of the local depot, hSs
been selected as chief clerk. The many
friends OF these gentlemen will no doubt
be glad to learn of their promotion, so
we'll merited, and from their known
character and ability the public may feel
assured that the best of service viii De
given. These gentlemen will be assisted
BY a selected corps Of aids especially
to meet the needs OF the compsny's pa,
irons, and adding to this the new and
we'll arranged freight station which mas
recently been opened, the publ ic should
feey that their needs are being subserved'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11


CgrIsr CHURCH.-Rey. VIM. j. Morton
rector. Services ut IL q. al. by Key Il. n
Massie.
SC PAuL's CFURCH-Services at ii a. III
by Rev. l.. Combs. o.oo
GRAcF CHURCH-Sunday school at $50 a.
m S..yices at IL e. III. aud p. u. oy
Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
IMuANgEL LUTHERAN CHURCH-Sunday
school at a. m. Services at ii a. M DS
Rev. Mr.. May.
an. Mass and sermon at 10 a. m. 'esper
and bene1iction p. IN.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sunda>
school at g 80 a. u. Services at IL q. m. ano
baptist CHURCH-Sunday school at $3.50 a
m. Services at IL a. m. by Key, W. +
Fisher and s D. m. by Rev. j. K. flzer.
TRINITY METH. EPIs. CHURCH-Sunoss
school at $3.50 a. IN. Preaching at IL q: IN
and 7.3O D. m. by Rev. j. A. Jeffers: Twiligh
service at p. m. supJect, Inc Di"i'
Character Like Best"
MFra. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTHzR Ray, Charles
ID. Bulla. pastor $50 q. N Sunday ecaqpi
AZ a IN. preachiQg by Rev. j. FREQ feake
2 D. m. Epworth Iesgne. p. m. preaching
by Rev. J. A. Jefiers. -.
METH. PROT. CHURCH-Spad9y schooi a.
e15 a. N. Noservices. Y. P. 5. u r. a.
1880 p IN. r. a...a,
FREE METHODIST CHUReH-lee street
wear Wilkes-Services sIif Q, IN. and 7:SO pm
by the Rev B. A. Scull. - o,,,...,,
VILLAGE CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHUkea soUTH-
sibbon street. near Alfred Sunday seiie-'l 2
s,:45 p. M. eo-,,..
BAPTIST MgssIoN-COrner OF PendIeton an'
Columbus streets Sunday school and preach
iug at 8 D. m. Prayer meeting every TUESDAY
might at 1880 o'clock. e,,,u,,
Sunday SCHOOL at q Preaching at p. u
Epworth League at Sp. m.
AIMS HoUsE-ssrvice at 3 p IL.
MISsIoN-West side Of Fairfax street, De
tween Franklin and Jefferson streets.-Ser
vices at 7:@0 p. N. -.
ROBERTO CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH keeior'
ed)--Preaching at II a. III. and 1880 p. m.
MEADE CHAPRI~-Sunday school, al o'5O
Nj. Evening service al 3 p. m.
JrnFRTY BAPTIST CHURCH lcolored) J.
nsrta Alfred street-Rey. W ID. Johnson pas
tcr Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
Mr. Moore i'm Europe.

The Hon. Il. Walton NJ GORE, who has
been in London for some time past, IN
one of his letters home mentions the
fact that he had been employed to repre-
sent one of the claims for damages grow
ing out of the serious railway accident
that recently occurred near Salisbury,
England, in which a number of wealthy
and prominent Americans were severely
Injured or killed. His employment IL
this case is quite a compliment to Mr.
Moore, who has long been recognized al
one of the ablest lawyers in Virgins
Fairfax Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
County Notes.

The Board of Supervisors at its meeting
fixing the levy, last Saturday,, increased the
pay Of the sheriff one hundred dollars, the
clerk one hundred dollars and the commis
sioner of revenue one hundred dollars. They
also ixed their own salary at the munificienl
figure of sixty dollars per year, the increase
from tn rty.six dollars being allowed by the
last legislature. These amount are; Sherln
800; clerk, 800; commemorative attorney
5 100; and commissioner Of the revenue. CO.
The maximum rate of fifty cents for esei
district was made for road purposes. This Is
all the Law permits. In Jefferson District
this will produce about $500; ArIin tor
District, about $500; and in Washington
District about $1,000.
The Washington. Arlington aud Falls
Church Electric road expects to complete Tho
extension of its lire over the new highwss,
bridge and to enter Washington over The
Washington, Alexandria and Mt. Vernon
tracks. landing passengers al Twelfth and L
street, by October - Monitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
Rev. DIR. Kirk

The Baltimore Sun in speaking o
Rev. DIR. Kirk, a DStiye of this city,
SAYS: "The q years during which Rev.
DIR. J. w. Kirk, pastor of Allnutt Meth
odist Protestant Church, Baltimore, has
been in the ministry have been iull oil
achievement. Possessed Of keen mind
aud vigorous delivery. DR.. Kirk COM
msnds the interest of any gathering TO
which he speaks. He watches closely
the lives people lead and has the dis
cernment to note the pitfalls. One OF
bis main aims is TO study the codnitions
prevailing among bis congregation and
TO speak directly. Brimming with en-
thusissm for the lettering of the lives
people are leading, he is hard WORKER
aud always hopeful OF accomplishing
what he sets out To do. From one charge
20 another he has gone, leaving ne"
buildings or substantial improvements
aud increased rolls of attendance as
monuments to his efforts. Rev. Dr.
Kirk was born in Alexandria where be
suent his childhood and youth un.
iii he entered Western Maryland Col.
lege. In 1888 he got his degree Of
bachelor of arts, aud two years later
that of master of srts; at the same
time. ia 1885, the degree OF doctor "
divinity was conferred on him by West
minister Theological Seminary. Hi.
first charge was at crisheld and where
ever he has since been assigned hi
lsbors have borne abundant fruit"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
AueeedH Horse Thieves.

The sheriff and several deputies Of
Fairfax county called on Capt. BOar1'
man at police headquarters in Washing
ton Yesterday morning aud requested the
aid of the police authorities to clear up
several cases of horse stesling In Fair
fax county, in the vicinity OF Alexan-
dris, during the past few days. Three
horses were stolen from the vicinity o!
Alexandra recently. A horse was
stolen from A. Z. HOwdershell OF Lin
colnia; another horse, belonging to W..
Worth Smith was taken from the farm
OF James Rixey, near Alexandra, and a
horse was stolen from Elihu Kitson at
Annandale. A horse and buggy was
also stolen from J. NJ Jackson at Halls
Hill; a horse from VIM. Davis, and a
buggy from Arthur Cleveland, living on
The Leesburg pike. A valuable sorrei
horse was stolen from Smoo"I farm,
Fairfax county. A wagon belonging to
Mr.. Robert Elliott, of Alexandria, was
also stolen recently.
Most of the stolen property has been
recovered in Washington and vicinity,
James Myers and William Thu Mss
both colored, have been arrested
charged with the tbefis or completely IN
the same. The latter is bel eyed TO bah
head of the bard OF Sh;eves.
Thomas was arrested ueW Amman
dale, Thursday afternoon, by Deputy
Sheriff Thomas O'COnnor, of Fairfax
county, and was lodged al the police
headquarters in this city.
LaIe yesterday afternoon 1t was decid-
ed to arraign Thomas, and he was con-
veyed to Fairfax county by Sheriff Ait
son and Deputy Sheriff OConnOr When
ne confronted the magistrate, Thomas
couft ssed to the theft Of four horses dur
ing the last year, and that he had dis
posed of them in Washington. } NJ.
Jackson, who lives near the CHAIN
Bridge, identified Thomas as the mau
who, nearly year ago, sold him horse
which. he subsequently learned, had
heen stolen from man named Lyles in
Alexandria county.
The committing magistrate was Il T.
stuart, Vi diTldA county, AhOhe' as"
maintained a room at Sl4 Wolfe street
in this city, for seyeral years. 1t is SAT-
that Thomas, when he confessed, i'm
plicated two men, whom he refused Il
name. a. being his coufedeTates in tn
stealing OF the animals. He said tina
all the horses, wagons, and harness pur
aoined had been disposed Of in Washing
ton, but so far he has refused to reves
through whose hands they passed
Thomas WAS sent on TO the grand jury.
James Myers, colored, who had ais
been arrested On suspicion OF being
party to the thefts, was dismi Used.
Chief Goods and ex-chief Webster oh
tanned the information from Thoms
which led to the recovery Of most OF tn
stolen properly.
Thomas is still! at the station house l
this city where he is being held snble'
to the action of the Fairfax authorities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
Deaths of Colored People.

Auna Craig, widow of the late Richard
Madella, one OF the Oldest and most
respected colored residents of this city,
died at her home, TIC Wolfe street, yes
terday. She is survived by five child
ren-Coruelips f. Ma1ella, Aims
Madella Cooper, Maggie NJ, John H.
G. and Clarence II. Madella.
Austin T. Jasper, an old and respect
ed colored resident of Fairfax county,
died yesterday. He was born at Round
Hill January 81, 1924. His funera
will lake place from bis home near
Franconia tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
- - @NNpTA q AZETTE AND VIRGINIA. ADVERTISER
PERSONAL.

Misses Mary Schofeld and Jessie
Aitcheson have returned to their home IL
this city, after spending some time with
the Misses Ford, at Boyce
Miss Blanche Howdershell, Of Alex
sndris, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ran
doIph Smith, of Haymarket. MIR. Juo.
Schofied, of Alexandra, who has been
in Haymarket for the past two months,
has returned home Manassas Journsl
DR.. l.. NJ. Blsckford. principal OF the
Episcopal High School, is spending bis
vacation in Europe
Miss Margie Ramey left this morning to
Join the "Happyland" comPsnyin New
York city.
Miss Norma Allen, who has been
visiting Miss Mamie wilkins, in Rich
nond, has returned to her home IN this
city.
Mrs. w. E. Lovejoy and little dsugh-
ter. Caroline, of Alexandra, are on an
extended visit to Mrs. s. l.. Anderson,
at the Carter House. charlottesville
Progress. IT
Judge Norton and Messrs. L.. d.
Machen, J. Randall Cation and ID. b.
Cation have returned from Hot Springs
where they attended the State Bar AS
ISOLATION.
Capt. Albert Bryan and family have
gone to Markham for few weeks.
Mr.. A. II. Aguew, who has been ID
Eorth Carolina for the past week on
business, returned to his home IL this
city this evening.
Mr.. w. f. Finke, who for several
years was the engineer 10 charge OF Thu
division of the Southern Railway, but
~bo was recently promoted and made
lumber .aa Tia alent, With headquarters
in Washington aas today p'e-eatee D,
the men who formerly served under Mn
With a handsome knight Templar chain
aud seal as sus k of 'ateem IN which 81
was held by them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
COMMUNICATED
A Query.

In reference TO the FIRE company
horses. Could not enough money TO
buy a pair horses be saved to the city
by publicly announcing that horses are
wanted here, rather than by sending
delegations around the country to make
selections? RED, WHITE AND BLUE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
s. Bro,
42O to 426 Seventh Street,
AT to 425 Eighth Street,
WASHINGTON, d, g.
LOCAL BREYITIES.

There were showers of rain last night,
seeo@paaiSd By some thunder and
Lightning.
This has been another hot and SUI
try day. The mercury at noon almost
reached the 80 mark.
Mr.. ~. p. Haslis has gone TO Bridge
port. Conn, where he has received the
contract for building the patent gas lay
ers for the Cumberland Glass Works.
A meeting OF the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company was held last night
ghen final arrangements tor the trip 10
Richmond on the Sad instant were made.
At the republican congressional con-
yentioa to be held 10 this city next
Tuesday, it is reported, Mr. J. b. Hen
derson of Alexandria county will be nom
mated to oppose Mr.. Rixey. No one
else, it is said, wants the nomination.
Soft Crabs-hard, fried -deviled aud crat
salads, at the Opera House Cafe today.
Fried CLANS 30 cents a dozen. Oyster
fried. stewed or raw. Clam Soup &C., Vege
table Soup &c. c. ii. Zimmerman Marke
Space. leo |'u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
.Iones's Shows Monday.

Jones's shows will exbibit-in this city
on Monday. There will be street parade
in the morning. Two performances will
be given-one in the afternoon and an
other at night. These shows are highly
spoken of by the newspapers of different
parts of the country where exhibitions
have been given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
The Market.

There was an increased attendance oil
country people at market this morning,
and the supply of produce was abuod'
ant, although prices were somewhat
lower than those prevailing last Sainr
day. Good peaches and cantelonps'
were not plentiful, although there was
an abundant Offering of the less desirable
varieties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-11
NOTICE.

Coal is comfort. We are delivering the best
grades of newly mined coal, clean aud the
very best grade at the bottom summer price,
to be delivered before July LIST. Leave your
orders at
DeWILTON AITCHESON, l07 south
Royal street. Both Phones 80.