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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
~ States Gunboat-

|, ,r,orI-General Rodger at
. S-isy. warning Of the
rtsd the facts to Bishop
|lrsay. ,l
"a ths location Of every
.l,csary In the Iang-Ise
4 ro5saltation on Monday;
4 sTssred the gunboat FL
,r.g 70 meet the fugitives
Er fupOg lake. They were
re not was local. Serious
a % ths French Catholics.
" % The missionaries OBJ
a.rclsiug civil functions,
-.A DISCUSSION throughout
Ia \ DO Indication OF a gen
.inlaa foreigners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
WEATHER REPORT
Weather for today-Ealr.

Weather for today-Fair.
Yesterdays report at the local Office Of inc
wccthe- bureau
Maximum temperature. 81 deg minimum
temperature q deg, mean temperature, y
deg which is 10 deg below the normal
Accumulated deficiency Of temperature since
the FIRST OF the month. lo degrees.
Accumulated excess OF temperature since the
first OF the year, Al deg.
Total precipitation from p. m. 10 p. M,
IS zach
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since the
FIRST or the month. % inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since The
first OF the year. 90 inch.
Relative humidity at p. m, &C per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
= Oppose Schools,

'ssst Efforts OF the Gov
edsa a public school sys-
Rs people are opposed.
es teaching OF the Eng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
|lsY RETURNS BLIND
: Eas Spent 35 Years Of
Life In China,

l nash, March AFTER
rare Of the best years OF
|1.,sz. China. as a Baptist
d. z z Simmons returned
|rky On the Dakota, totally
q Carton he was stlll able
tk,Scu and TO recognize
Accompanied by his wife,
k have his sight restored
nTe upon his native land.
|P, however. vision failed
4 eshs to distinguish one
lst.r. With his wife. DR..
Elght for Nashville, where
ncsal friend and oculist.
q ; determined to return 20
II Es sight is restored OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02

lish language. is responsible for the nm
rest and the anti-foreign feeling
Feeling Is particularly strong among
the uneducatcd, The fact that teachers
and students of new schools have called
on missionaries for aid has led the mass
OF the Chinese people TO believe TINT the
missionaries are responsible for the now
movement Foreign residents of Canton
he says, arc living In constant fear of n
violent outbreak, He declares the strength
OF the boycott In Canton is due to the
fact that It Is being encouraged by Chi
rese In America, the greater part OF
whom camc from Canton province
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SLAIN AIN,
RIOTS
I Missionaries Escape
II River From Nan'
ID a Launch
}Is's DAUGHTER na,,,>,
IN THE WAY DOWN
4 by Quarrel Be-
Lrch Catholics and
Irsss Official

|.,.,.h 1.-The following
so, attnck on foreign sis
|ss,h,ng, i',,sh a city of l 'c'o.-
=. ssen received
t.,.'.t., twelve English
,.sTtesn French Catholic
u, n the city last Thurs,
~, French Catholics had 1a
!. Ofsclal over a suit Tor
b ,ppsrty. Great excite
. Friday. on Saturday
=, sa' - Sunday by a ri3t; .S:
i,s ies The priests took
sis!Sr Isgs, house Of the F,e,.; Rev;
e:s,SHIi es:sn,SSHIishman. The house
d; tnslrits ~ PRIESTS and two Of
|ssIg were killed
4. Girls Rescued
c.,,rcor attempted to
'od rescue the mis-
A. Methodist mission aided fn,1
.'i'.rs took their girls
-. .s.9 IN the city and
4 Hos, and Kahn from I
4. !, m,d-river in a launch
.S,d I by Chinese officials; ,,
- rn,il Chinese soldiers
-s |Lzs,nIns ai missionaries at
|.,,rt.d Kiukiang on Tues
IA Klngman girl died on
/, ,,v, blocked the passage
sGnG the twelve hours
y barrow, shallow river
4 .r..dly otoad ,t
,r FOR property nc u
rsn Of the Governor ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
To Investigate Labor Conditions.

WASHINGTON, March The House
Committee on Labor decided today 10
make a favorable report on bin appr0-
prlatng coo for compilation OF tull
statistics by the Department. OF CoW-
mercc and Labor on the condition OF wo-
men and child workers throughout inc
United States. This bill grow out OF thc
movement lnauguratcd by Gov Gurus
Guild OF Massachusetts for the lhFesus"-
tlon of labor conditions,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
lY
q Fatal Ills Is the Di-
a Undigested Food.

iood, by fermentIng.
y the stomach and this
ee blood. II this goes
"a your heart happens
Ngn be found some
y Ted, or you may fall
'airs about an hour and
and the doctor will
.1eass. Yes, that may
ssi Lot the cause. The
sss'lon. Indigestion is
80 Word but II has a
eet apoplexy. and die
You're standing.
seak liver. the poison
ia Viii attack 1t and
Nuhdlce. II you have
soa win get Brlght's 3
49, from which there
sd physician who said
~. VI a race depended
OF Its members.
'.a al some time in your
meal, or eaten In a
,s,,st ,sat lump of lead Fl i'm q
ss.na arc. That lump Of
ns', sI' OF undlgested food
- !, digest II, and md, GnSs
y" ool And so II sours
Ia vi vi,s sour and everybody
,ra ri'a you. 1t gives yoU
5,o.,'ss, Is building for You
III hNp''a and death. un-
~ ,h1S Dyspepsia Tab
soSass's., saess little tablets are
D ro~saralSu as the gastric
|ralrs Scn' 81 One grain win
IlsS !, Of food. Isn't tb,s ~ ',,
Il Is true. Just try lit il,
10y ny bsash. "a. on -,
esbn' ''Sn. S,l burning. bloaty
fs Dy,UIp Uayspepsia or heart
ts;+sr! r!ihpepsla hs,pa Tablets VIII n
barr before IT can do &c anv a1,'
Eass 'S,e ~ the stomach, tf'I, re-.
sE a u lwo-thirds Of t.,
rAt t,e6,a chance to rest. sS II Tbas ,.s
Ers -IIysS 'Ips Of gastric tujcs : i,es
IA you I'm In Your lifetine
= va taka, 'n Il good
Esfi fi..r.sdi1Ess,selyo iEss one s,'i.i,i, Of i6ss, ss
sliefssss,SS isSss and you VOWS viii Tfis, us,
sofcp, ara. Ym u,i,,
Y.As . yo,'.p ysonp i. and vim. anl @1t
aey dnursTiso,n! littl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
American Property Safe.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Mr. Rogers,
the American Consul-GcnerNl at Shang-
hi in a cablcgram TO the State depart
ment. received TODAY says
Definitely known American property in
Nanhang safe; refugees Kiukiang."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Drunkenness.

A positive and permanent cure for
drunkenness and drug addlctions, Kee-
ley Institute. Salt Lake City
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
sensational shooting ARRAY.

News of sensational shooting sfrsy
Comes igom Mount Airy, =. G., 10 which
the principals are wtli-known sonug &C.
cietg people. As result, Hiss Bersbs
Ashby, a pretty and popular yoaog &C.
cieiy woman Of the tCaD, Les at The
poin. Of death Graham Trotte', q
Young snciety man Of Mount Airy, and
teller Of The Fret National Bank. and
Arthur DEm, his companion, are 10 jail.
NJ 50 Ashby was driving with William
Turner, of Noun, Airy, ard they were
returning to 81 IS Ashby's home. when
sn effort wss made to bold up their team
sud fu.illads Of stots fjlloHed, Toe
hors became frightened, AID q, To
we're fling from the scene Mss A:hh,
wss sho, twice. Turner succeeded Ia
checking the horses and resched the
Asbby home With the gil Ycuna
Trotter fed 70 Greensboro, but vas ar
rested while on the train and brought
back to Noun. AirJ.
Tfo;,er stated ,dst the ehooIiSg OIL
Miss Asbby was q mistake and said
'FIhe parties .Eho were implicated 10
the hold,up were looking for someons
elss aud mistook Mia. AshSy AID bel
escort for their VicliGs."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Virginia Hapti,tg.

The Baptis. General Association.
which convened in Richmond Last night,
IL one of the most largely attended Ia The
history of ;hs church 10 Virgins There
ara no questions Of church policy to be
settled.
The Baptist young people eonunutd
their,,session yesterday afternoon and held
their closing sseslcr.
The entire se.sion Of the parent body
Yesterday evening was taken up with the
annual sermon by Dr.. Calvin c. Black
we'll, of Norfolk, and tn. ELECTION Of
officers for the year.
The following were elected:
VIII en- Ellyson, of Richmond, ptesi-
dent; !. P. Saul, OF Salem: W. L. JEFF
ersou, of Culpeper; ex-Gov. A. J. Nor
tsgue, Of Richmond, and Prof j 7
Henderson, Of Bristol, yics president;
Hugh c. Smith of Emporis, secretary.
Tie following officers we're tlec'ed tor
the ensuing year, by the Bap,lsts \ ,ung
P.opl~: President, Prot ssor w. a. Hsr'
ris; Vice, President, Oenrge BraKton Tsy'
lor, ID D.; Secretary, J. Aubrey 5suu'
ders; Tres.urer, Percy 8. Abbott. These
officers were authorized TO name The ex'
ecutiya committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Train Colliaes with Wagon.

One man vas killed AID three ottesa
probably fatally injured at 6:So Tes'er'
day evening, when e fa'. eas 'boune
passenger train OF the P.t.sburs sid
Lake Erie Railroad ran iato a wagon
heavily loaded with logs, at q gra1e
crossing at Edensburg. Pc. six miles
east of New,aale. The .irsio wss rue.
uing at high rate OF speed from Young
stowu, OHIO, to Ph,sturg. Pc. IA 1t
reach q the grade cro.sing lea1lOg to the
Edensburg higbwsy bridge. i, struck G
wagon lta1ed with loes. The engine be-
came uncoupled from the train and ran
$50 feet along the ties and then crashed
INTO grst mill. practically wrecking
Ia, building.
Firemeu Carnes remained at his post,
and when the engine overturned be vas
crushed TIE baggage car aud three
day cusches we're thrown 10 the side OF
the tracks, but for,unatsly retained an
upright position. The wagon became
fastened on the crossing. and, through
carelessness, 4. is said, no warning va:
given the train,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
sourHERN IMMIGRATION.

The Southern Immigration ard L1l.-
editorial Confsrence st Na'brtie see'
terday effected permanent organization
to be known hereafter as the Southern
Immigration and Indastria) Association.
sad elected the following ofticsrs; Pfesi-
dent, Gov. D. G. Hayward, Colup ois.
g. c.; secretary treasurer. J. X. hchui,
len, GsdsdeD, Ala. TIE next annual
contention will be held 10 Birmingham,
ALI. tho second Tuesday in November
A letter wss read from John Sharp
Williams 10 which be expressed the BE-
lief that the solution Of the rae, question
might be found in O preconcerted tfi'ft
to bring white peopls Of the right sor.
into The soush as servants, tcnants and
farmers. He advocated the formation
Of lard company With capital OF al
least 81, 4 900, 600 to buy lsnds throughout
the cotton states and cell l, IN time
10 desirable immigrants. He recon.
mended q mounted rural police hnd
said the pegro must work or leave
The report the good roads committee
favored tue adoption Of The La'imer'
Browulow bill, now pending in C1pgress,
asking for national aid ia the constrac'
ton Of good roads, and that the states use
every effort to improve th'ir highway.
TIE report OF the committee on eduos'
ton was submitted and adopted. II rec
commended tie adoption Ia sIuthsrn
schools OF Louisiana system OF hyglenic
instruction; hsarty cooperation 81 tue
farmers With stste experiment is,ms; Tue
founding Of ,rsdo scnoOls, and that the
governors Of all southern states call the
attention Of their people TO the great need
of technical education Tor the "hoe
youth Of the South.
The report OF the committee on immi.
grafton recommended that The several
southern stat q establish departments OF
immigration. The report urges the I'D
ersl government ITO provide literally for
the reception IF immigrants at The Sou'h
Atlantic and Gull ports, ard thus en-
courage the establishment OF steamship
lines for TIE direct Importation OF imni.
grants, thereby relieving thu crowded
condition OF Ellis Island and the congest'
ed eastern citieg." The report sas
adopted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
COURT OF APPEAN.

The fall and winter term Ut The Court
of Appeals 10 Richmond yesterday began
with all the judges on the bench. There
we're the usual opening ceremonies, al
tended by & number OF representative
lawyers, -,
The first case to be called va, the
celebrated liquor Law violations 10 War
rem county, 10 which man, Fletcher,
and man. Roe. we're given the maxi
NUNS for selling whisky. The fine Of
Fletcher aggregated %, 900. and that OF
Rose, S2,leO. Richard E. Byrd ia
counsel 10 both cases and they were
argued together.
Tne following ia the summary OF the
business Of the court for yesterday.
Fletcher ~. Commonwealth Rose
ys, Commonwealth, argued by r. f. Byrd
TOT the plaintiffs, aud the attorney gene
raj for the Commonwealth, and suit
mitlef.
Dickerson vs. Commonwealth, dn'
missed for failure to print. =
Jeremy Imr. &c. w. Commonwealth,
continued.
Bennett vr. Commonwealth. sub nitted
on briefs. -,
Hatcher g. Shaw IS. Commonwealth
aud Gorge Jones vs.. Commonwealth
argued and submitted.
Commonwealth vs. Hampton Normal
and Agricultural Institute trustees and
Watts vs. C,mmonwes continued.
Winchester and Slrssburg Railroad
Company at al vs. Commonwealth, partly
argued aud continued,
Next cases to be- called:
Board of 5unervisors of Elizabeth Ci'y
county rs Commonwealth on the cor
poration commission docket, and Ihomp
500 ct 81. W. Camper, Norfolk and West
err Railxay Company vs.. Deuny's ad
minis,rator ard same W. Edward
administra,or, williamson vs.. Read and
J. A. Seward & Company W. Miller q
Higdou, being Hosr to 8 on the PRIV
legged docket -.
Un,il further notice the court viii
convene al 10 o'clock 6, 20. and e1lonra
at $50 p. o..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
ssu,hsra sie,hodIs,s.

TIE ennus. ccr.aseaco CT ibe EeiA.
od:s. Epiacapai Church ssuiB, in VI
ginis, began its ss's:on 10 Posuncu'h
,odas. Bishop Eeodrix presiding. one
Of tbs pleasant features Of tie conferences
vii! be the presentation Of q siiSer luripg
cue to Rev. D.. PsuI Whitehead, who
viii bs elected again secretary Of tic
body, o position he has held icr 90 year.
Aa innor,ans question TO come before
the conference is that CT Ministerial
supply. Fight preachers have died dur
log the year. several Siil declare them
selves snperausustec, and there Is IL
scarcity OF ne. msu 70 tske their placer,
consequently it looks as If The conferences
will be short Of ministers TO GU the small
cbargfs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Military Fund.

AJiatant General Anderson yesterday
made public the apportiounens OF the
Rta!e military fluid, showing The amount
received By each command, He ssys
.ffu sccor lance with orders of the mill
tary board. of dale OF October ~ iS9o.
the fluids for the year 0ctober J, 1906,
to October l. 1907, arc partially sPprc'
pris!eJ. as follows: To each headqnsr'
iers. amounts named. and for each officer
and enlisted man Of ccmp0bies end hat
teries, present at annual inspection,
81 90" According to this apporuOpmenl
Company G (Alrzsndria Light infan'ry)
with 9 officers and 50 men, or ~ men, o.
81 80 per mau,1 will receive $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Strike Ayefted.

Following the statement by Grand
Chief Stone, Of the Brotherhood OF Lac :
motive Engineers, that. in his npinia",
there would be no strike Of hreuen on
the Eris Railroad, the announcement hn.
besn made that the differences between
the New York Central and the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Bail
roads and the french employed on then
bad been se;tled for 8 time at Least.
This announcement was made at
joint conference held at the Offices OF tht
two railroads In the Grand Central Depot.
At the conference 1t was decided thai
tie new electric motors which are beine
installed on the two rosds viii for
period of Fix months be opsrated In th'
eame manner, in regard 10 the dme and
vages. "a the present steam locomotives,
During that time the officials Of the road
will decide whether they will change tn
rate OF wages or the mileage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
VIII Probably Hang.

John Wright, the negro sentenced 70
be hang, d December IA for ASSAULT upon
Miss Mabel Rislev, nov Mira. Forrest
Qooding, OF Washington, will doubtless
be executed on that day, s. Mr. }. r.
Clements, bis council. hss taken no steps
10 secure a new trial for his cIien'. The
period in which a motion Tor q rehesl
ing could be heard ha', however, not gel
expired. The rep'rt that the contract
sor constructing the scafold On whlth
Wright will die has been awarded Is In.
correct. The gibbet last used at han-
assss nas been secured aud it will be used
in case Of the execution OF Wright.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Collapse Of a Tank.

Tue tank containing molten glass st
the Alexandra Casa Works collapsed
about $50 O'Clock this morning. and for
lime i, was feared that the bull ing
gould be se! on FIRE and consumed. Toe
stoau whistle at the works sounded q
distress call ard the fire department vas
soon 90 the scene where the apparatus
remaiped for soma time and preyented
what might have resulted 10 serious
condemnation. Tine l0ss is slight. aud
operators will be tesumed ia 3 fsw
dave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Personal,

Mr. T. Y. Cralle, Of Oolofado SPRING.
il in this city visiting Councilman W.
II. Hellnutb. TIE latter's son - at pres
ent living at Colorado Springs, where
he is recapersting his health He sends
HE beat regards by Mr.. Crsile to bis nu-
merous friends and acquaintance in
Alex tndriF.
Mrs. Bartlett Boiling. Of Charlottes-
vile, il visiting her uncle. Mr Albert
Stuart, on King street.
d. ElSin schneider. Of tbls city, haa
successfully assed The examination be,
fore he medical board OF the District Of
CoIumbs and has opened his ONCE 10
Wa.hiogton where his many friends WISH
him uubour did success.
Mr. George Jones formerly OF tbs
city, but COW of Augusta, Ga, was 10
the city today. -.
BIZ. Mark l. PGce, IT,, Is visiting
sslahyes in New York, =
Mss Aunis Howard, OF Richmond, Is
the guest of Miss Ansiey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
LOCAL BREvTTiEs.

Nire dodgers we're ct tee s!siion hoass
last night.
Samuel Miller, colored, of WasninL-
tsp. was arrested today charged BY W,
N. Jackson With refusing to Pay s boa'a
bill.
TIE weather was Geld ogain last Olehi
and some thin ice formed In exposed
place.. The temperature today has been
cool and the weather fair.
A guard from one Of the State iostitu.
tisas was expected to come here today
and take away Tate Ball, coiored, re
Gently adjudgcd lunaiS.
The pier at Fort Washington, used as
the general landing place for vessti', IS 10
be given a thorough overbaalingIo make
/, safe for It's heavy loads that are car
ried over 1t.
The sewing society OF 81. Psnrs
Church will conduct rummage sale al
the Parish Hall, corner OF Duke ana
Pitt streets, tomorrow and Friday. Tue
eale will continue from 10 8. m, until D
P. %.
Oysters fried, stswed or raw. Dining roaso
ops5 on Sunday during oyster season. ~
ri. Zimman, Market space. 100 sbu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Yacht Niagara.

Howard Gould's steam yacht. Niagara
", which passed this city q few nights
ago, Is anchored in the Potomac river
n! the foot OF X street southwest, Wash
inglou. ar. Gould is spending several
DAYS in the capital city. TIE Eisgars
~ has q speed Of twenty koots, and
is much larger than the pleasure bosts
tha, usually come to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
River Notes.

The three masted schooner Aetinic,
which had been taking abia'd railroad
ties 1T the Baltimore and OHIO transfer
slip, Is uow at the wharf ot the Bryant
Fertilizer Company, where chs will
fnisb loading. =,
The schooner Flying scud. from North
Carolina. with shingles and laths to d
& Field & O., has arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Suit for Divorce

Mrs. Dora Smith began sait 10 thu
Supreme Cour. Of the District Of Colam
hia Yesterday for absolute divorce iron
Amer @. Smith, & Blacksmith. inhdel'
iiy Is alleged Nr. and Nrs. Smith
were married in alexandria, May /
1892, aud have two children, Mr
Smith charges her husband With desert
ing her and leaving her pennies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Accused Dismissed.

Taere Vas hut enc case bs1oFe the
Police Court this morning, that OF Amos
Robinsop, colo-ed. who had been arrest
ies'ed b. Olilcer Knight at the instance
of Wm. johnson, colOred, who alleged
that Rob nsoa was guilty of disOfdsrly
conduct and assault The evidence
showed that the case was Que Of war OF
words, and Justice Cation dismissed the
eccusad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Property Sales.

Toe Alexandria Perpetual Building
Fund Association has sid to W. LACE =
Davis the touse and lot Ne. 22S south
Pitt street for 81 zoe.
DR.. G. T Klipsiein has sold to Miss
Rebecca T. 'Klip-tein,a house srd lot On
the north side Of PRICE street between
Oolumbus and Alfred.
hIr'. Lucy A Suibling has sold TO
Hrs. N ,rgalette Malls lots 8 and o, block
4. IL Whea, & Suter's sub-divisIoo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
s.v York stock Market.

New York, Nov I4.--The market showed
d,c.ded strength ell through tho 1's. hour
with ~ Psul the principal feature OF inter+s.
There was persistent buy ns Of this stock ~
standard oil interests The advance from l7o
10 l: 81 was accompanied BY reports OF COM com,
mo stock is.ur md subscri ption rights. Hill
ao,ks were stroug. Practically everything
made acme gain in ihe ir.t hours trading and
the tone was more confident than 1t has been
for many dsys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14

The best trea'men for indigestion and
troubles Of the stomach-ls 10 rest the stomach
# can he rssted by good dige tent. Kodo
puts the stomach in shape to satisfactorily
perform its functions Cord fer indigestion
sour stomach. Hstulence. palpit ton Of th'
heart ard dyspepsia. ko1ol Is made in str G.
Conformity with the National Pure Food a.
Drug Law. sold by W. F. Creighton q Go.
AOi King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Stream Yacht Libelled.

A libel in the sun OF S79.67 Was yes.
terday placed on die 10 the District Cour'
10 Washington bS W. 8. Moore's IONS
Of this city, sgsiust the steam yacht
iudia. John F Costello, master. alleged
to be due the former as unpaid balance
for labor and material furnished for The
yepsir Of the vncbt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
Women's Suits and Coats

r. w. Devreaux Co, ct their special
iy store, OF F street, northwest Wash
ingtou, D c., are Offering tempting bar
gains IN women's tailored suits. Prices
fsuge from els IS to S24.45. They are
slsO Offering special 10 tourist coats.
AiexsndiiaGs 10 visiting Washington
should Inspect the stock carried by tnis
house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14

The .uit Of Co. @ O. Rankiu. re.
csirer Of the Cilizsns' National Bank Of
OberIln, Ohio. to recover On a note for
$40, coo made By Herbert B. Newton,
of RrooklIns, Msss. 10 accommodate
Mn. Cassie L., ChsSsick, has been
settled out Of court By tho payment OF
81, 100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
w. c, II T..

The regular business meeting of the
Allison w. G. T. t. will be held To-.
morrow Thursday afternoon at 8 clock
at the Cnildren's Home on Duke STREET,
Tue regular weekly prayer meeting
viii DO held at 1880 O'Clock at The Chill
1ren's Home on Duke street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14

A dispatch from Butte. Mont. eeys
rich strike has been made 10 the big Ac'
aconts copper mine, The largest body
OF copper ever found in the district has
bean discovered on the 400 foot level Of
No. high ore shsft,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-14
q Ibs MOUNTAIN BUCkWHRAT, 9s'

Large White Nealy Potatoes. SO buahel
2sc peck; Cans Tomatoes. 2se: q Cans Corn
Csc, Table Belle Flour. large sacks, soc. sunal
sacks, 10; Eggs. 23c dozen. Creamery Butter
one pound prints. BE.
wa. P. WOOI.Ls & SON.
Royal and Wolfs streets