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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12
Yolitti@es.

Nodoem Burton in @lepelano aeaen
feline ei9ene beNere lleber3eu9una nur
auf ben oringenben Wunlh oes pr1Ii=
benteu bic domination fur Wapor bon
@lepetanb angenommen, tommt iebl
BON Waibinaton bic Nadridt: &oo.
fepelt neroe lid in feiner Weife in Den
Mabltanpf in @leuelanb elnmiihen. -
unmilltiirlih bentt man babel an einen
SnnQen. Der einen onmmen Strelh &C.
maht unb Oann baDon lauft.
yyieoer einmal tommt unlerem prd=
lioeuten Die rittiQe @inliht = gu ipdt.
Nahosm er ou,b einen beionoeren lib.
eeorbneten ben Winilter 8ariielb -
umo burh perionliben Nufrui iiber oas
9elspbon Yurtors oa5u asordnat. Die
Nominaiipu als Wapor bon GleoeIano
an,nnebmer, iebt er iebt elm. oab es
unpaNeno iiir ibn ae,ueien lei, iiA ein=
aumiihen.
RonqreBreprdieutaut 2oualuortb, be,
Shmisseriobn oes prdIioenlen, bat er=
tldrt: ,Y,dlioent 3coisuelt mi,o nibt
als Ganoioat fir cine Wieoernomina=
tion au,treten. es lei oeun. oab oas
ean,e 2ano es perianat.. @r miro an
oieiem gntihtuB fsitbalten uno nur Elm
aan3 all9emeines 8erian9en. oab er bic
domination annehme, tann uielleiht
ieinen grti1lub dnoern. - So0te oies
les 0erlansen cher aud niht gang all=
gemein iein. 10 miro er bic Domination
bod annebmen. fur melhe er i'm Stil=
len i9on lange gearbeitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12
6 eiuno belt 1T Der GanaI3one.

9ia bort 9e3ablten boben 20bne bil=
ben fur uniere iun9en 0anowerter eine
sroBe Werlubung. iiG ben nOtbigen
auseebiloeten Mrbeitern bel bem Bau
oes Banana aanals anauidlieBen.
yiele bapon tperben iebo4 ourA bic
Gur9l Dor Gieber uno Malaria ab9e.
ihreft. gs linb bic, tuelde GcnntniB
oauon baben, ndmlib iolae. mel9e
electric gitters gebroudt babsn. bic
furdtlos bort6in seben. tpobl miHeno.
CAB lie nit electric Bltters on 0anc
iider bon n,alariiAen @infliiiien iino.
Sic beilen aud Blutpegiftung, 9alen.
leioen. G1mdde uno alle Ma9ens. Sc
ber. uno NlereniiDel. @arantirt Dor
%. g. peter's Mpotbete. Sn peters
MpDtbefe miro oeutih geipro4en. preis
SO Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12
3a9eStte1.t9fette,t.
Ohio.

Mm Wsonta9 Mpr9en lebter Mohe
nurse Der Roblsnarubenbsiiber Sobu
.. pbilips in @lepelano ermoroet. grlt
hieB es, elm Ginbrs1sr babe Den Woro
periibt, als oieie Sbeorie iih unbaltbar
erwies. elaubts man. Der Mann babe
licb ielb,t eridolien. bod itellte lb aud,
oies als irri9 heraus uno Der Beronht
! iie: auf bic Wittme oes @rmeroeten
uno es ,uuroe Elm Nsrbaltsbefebl atasn
oieielbe ausaefellt.
lebte Wohe branute auf Der Sniel
pnt=lu.Bap i'm grisiee oas lsnt=in-
| Wap 6oule nieber. Da bus 6euer III
Der Naht ausbrah. hiibtsn sablreide
@dlte ibre @ffeiten ein. bod ,uuroe
Nlemano perlebt.
Sn 6rantlin, Warten @ountp. but
Der 5ener1ef .. q. Willer einen
Wann Namens S. 8. 2ittle eridonen.
oer tiiralih nit ieiner israu ourhae=
brunnt mar uno als @efanaener nod
1rantlin auriidaebraht tpurroe. Miler
beuab li1 na1 Der poiiseiliation,
,drltt brett auf Die Belle 2ittles gu uno
ihob benz Manne anei Gugeln in ole
yruit. Miller 1T ieBt tobiitdtia uno
mnB trens beua9t ,perben. 5rau
Diiller brannte por un9eidbr einem
Otonat nit 2ittle ourh. sic 1T cine
id0ne Jrau unb Seb6rt elmer promi=
nenten camille an. Das paar wuroe
in 5pririielo oerbaftet uno 2ittle. oem
elm Daumcn feblt, tuuroe an ieiner
perfiimmelten 9ano ertannt. Oie bel.
ben 2euts iaben in oas Shaufenfer
zines Sunelier=2aoens. als Elm Oetet=
tip bsmertte, baB benz Maune Elm Daus
| men feblte. Nls oas paar oerbaftet
mnroe, leuenete Der Mann 2ittle 5u
lein. Grau Miaer oefano aber elm, Die
ourdsebrannte 6rau au iein uno er=
tldrte. mad 0auie suriidtebren gu tpol=
len. 2ittle mollte 0ies aber nibt 5u=
9eben.
Ser Dampfer-n nSenrp W. stanlsp",
DER 3wil9en Cincinnati uno @barlelton.
u. 3D., fubr, 1T am Jreita9 Worgen
bsi @allipolis Sslano big aui ben
28aNel,pieeel niebereebrannt. Dei
gsrluit, benl gar isi,le Yerlidsrmq
aeaeniibernebt, beldait fih auf $50. :
lU00. Das 5euer wurDe ourb oas st
Iplooiren elmer 2aterne >uerurIa6t.
Sn ieinem Brisftaiien bel ieiner, in
Der N1be BON @ortlano seleaenen Sarm
| Iano George 9apes am Dienitas eine
6taIhe, bic ibrer etiquette 9emdb,
gnbistD entbalten iollte. 9apes ielblt
uno aud leine Satin tolteten BON benz
Stolf uno Ianoen oeneloen ueroahtiQ
bitter. Yato oarauf murben lie ,frani
uno su &atbe se3oaeue Merste tonltatlr=
ten, oaB lie an @trpduin 0ergiftunq
leioen. IS 1T menis 9offnuns por:
banoen. oaB iie am 2eben erbaltel
bleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12
gin 1tcmie az Ga,aje

BAT ben @ebrau6 BON .peerleB -Wlebl
i'm gefol9e, neil es bic 0ousfrau ld-
deln madbt. inbem es 00s i40nfe 8rot
un0 @ebdd er3eu9t. Mebl ME oiefes
tonn nur bonn beaen Mei5en bur9 einen
arunoli1en Mahlpro3eB er3eu1t ueroen.
go es pertauft tpiro, tpiro es aud piel.
fad unb bendnbi9 9etauft. Nan ioute
aunben nidbt Inle1t bebanoeln. inoem
man ibnen anoeres, minoeruerthi'
Qss Msbl Dertauft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12
gwet @obnbduter bi4i8 81
Derfa1lfcu.

Da ih mad Miblano 3u meiner Sod.
ter 3u aieben 9eoente. 10 uil ih mein
Wobnbaus auf Der 9iioieite. $40 @ao=
Broaonap. bertauien. Das Qaus 1T
gut gebaut, nit 9utem 8eller. Drummer
unb gilterne. Die Got 1T SO bel $50
SUB uno iteben oarauf CUTE 6ru4t'
bdume un0 Neben.
0erner Elm Daus an Der 3. Straes
auf Der Glbieite. nit 4 3immern. 2o1
nit 81 SUB Gront.
Jedhete Mustunit bel Jriebrid
|Nieberbauier, $40 6io.8rpao'
map. Nem philadelphia. 8. IS
- 3sst Moolpbs Mn3ei9e uno Ipar
GieIn II
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1nlanD.

1nlQno.
eSn Bufbo-n bel &aleisb. N. e.,
|l9lug Der ,Blib in oas 2raftbaus Der
elettriI6en Nnla9e. uno fiinf 2eute
wuroen aui Der Steae 9et6otet uno
fiiniunoawanais anoere oerleBt. Sn=
lolae Der 3erltorun9 Der Drdbte waren
bic Namen Der 8et0hteten uno Ner=
lebten niht in @rfabruns 81 brinsen
uno au1 iiber ben umfan9 oes an9e=
ridteten Yerm0genslhaoens 1T nidts
betannt.
Ser Omaba uno 5eras GrpreB3u9
oer Nof Sslano @iienbabn tpuroe am
6reitag Morgen tur5 Dor Sa9esanbru6
lin ber Ndbe bon Wuroof. Neb.. BON
orei Mastirten beraubt. Die &duber
beaaben fi9 Il, ben Salonwagen, nab
men ieoem panasier @elo uno Wertb=
lahen ab unb lpran9en oann tpieoer
pon benz 3ug ab. giienbabns Detet=
TIPS uno 6berrifsmannidaften befin.
loen ii1 auf Der Yerfol9un9 Der &du'
ber, oieie baben aber einen yorlptung
bon mebreren 9tunoen.
| Sn Sos Mneelos, GAL. muroe inner=
6alb elmer Wo1e apeimal Elm 9traben=
babnmaggon bon einem 8anoiten be-
raubt, Der 10 idmddtig 1T uno 10 feline
3iiae bat. baB bic poliaei ieBt Der Nn=
| liht 1T, bab Die ueberIdlle Don elmer
1 1rau in Wldnnertleioern aus9efiibrt
mur0ell.
\ giniae Meilen bon 2pnhburg, 3D..
aab infolae zines Streites bic Satin
oes Garmers SOiepb peeples auf ihren
gbemann 1euer. pertpunoete ibn ibmer
uno perlebte ibm einen 10 befti9en 0iet
iiber ben 2opf, oab er balo oaraul
farb. Die Grau iblang oann elmer
Drabt um bic 0ei9e uno lieb iie ourd
] elm Waultbier mad einem @eb6l3 Iblei'
! fen, mo- lie He i'm @eErduh perba,g
I sic bsbauptet in Hotbwebr gebanoel
. [3u baben.
Das beribmte @liff 0ouie. /,
) gan Sranaisto. am Gtranoe oes pa
lciIic D3eans, zines Der tueRige,
e -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12

8ebduoe, 'nelde in ben 9roben grobe-
ben oerihont blieben, 1T am Samfa9
nieoer9ebrannt.
Sn Georgia niro man oas prohi<
bltionsaeieb. nod ehe es in GraTt oe-
treten 1T. dnbern miihen. ba man 9e=
funoen bat. bob es Nlle bic Wein beim
Neilisen 2lbenomabl reihen. hrafdaia
,nadt. Eamit piro beipielen. wie un=
iiberleat oieie @eieBe erlahsn werbsn
Der @runb hierfiir III aud leibt ne.
mug su ertennen. Sic probibitions=
@efebaebung erfolat niht. neil lis
nDtbwenoia 1T. ionoern neil Die Npli=
tfsr al"uben. oaourd Gtimus,l au es-
minnen.
Sn Selin9bam. Waib., lam es anl
5. September au einem Nuflauf uno
aus oemI.lben sntmidelte lit bum cine
reouldre 6ab auf bic Qinous. Eie
Voltsmenae itiirmte ale Mrbeitspldbs.
mi oenen DiHous beihdftiat Duroen
uno a,uau9 oielelben unter Drohuuaen
unb 9RiBbanolunaen aur l5lud,t aus
Der Stuot. sic murben Qewarnt, fix
,Ollten es nidbt lpagen, tpleber udtt oe,
Staot 5uriifautehren, menn ihuen lb,
Ieben lieb lei. @t,pa $50 Dinous ao.
ben na9 britiihem 9erritorium. tpa lie
sbus gu finoen boffen. etlpa 400
anoere;oie Der 0anplbab entein9en.
fanben III Der 5taotbaae 3uHu1t. uno
Deroen bort BON Der ganaen poli3ei=
,naAt gegen Die 0oltsmutb beihiibt.
0inous iino alaemein perbaBt. neil lie
lid nit billisen 26bnen begnhsen.
gei einem Yranoe. Der am 5. Sept.
in Sbelton in Waibin9ton oas Webb
0otel 3ert0rte, bibten 10 gerionen
oas 2eben Elm uno eine elite muroe le=
bensaefdbrli9 perleBt. Oas Qotel.
Elm oreiit0di9es 6ol5baus, fano idon
etlua 8 Diinuten nahoem oas Sseuer
i'm Sbantlotale entoeft tporoen mar,
BON unten bis oben in 8rano. Sen
8llten mar Dou ben 6lammen Der
Ausmea per Sreppe abseidnitten.
Drei erltiften in ibreu 3immern. abt
ipran9en aus ben Jenltern uno bon
lhnen blisben isben auf Der steas
toot.
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Die 8eriibrame. iueld)e betlt,

Die 8eriibrmm8. tueId1e betlt,
1T bic B.ribruns nit Hudlens Mrniea
5albe. gs 1T bic 9laflidte Wii&una
bon 9(rnica Bliitben unD beilenoen
Hallams. Die onsefertiat muroe. Ga
matt ni@ts aus ME alt bic Wunos
ober bas @ei3mhr 1T. bieie Galbe bell
He. 6ur Brano.. Brtib. unb 6hnitt.
tpunoen ober Qdmcrrboioen III iie Elm,
o6iolsts aur. Is Gents. in peteri
Mpotbete.
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Nuelaun.


s..4 T,e Ghoiera bteitet 1ih INNER mshr
IN NuBlano aus. unb bic 0ausbelige,
onn 81. y tsrsburg lino infolae osl,,u
uun benz Beb0toen aufaefprbert mor=
oeu, ole lueltsebsuolten GOrlibtsmoB=
reseln gu erareilen. Sn 9tOuaoroo llnc
l3 neue grtrantungeu anssaelosl
noroen.
Mus Wusquis, i'm Staate @oabuila
in Merito, 1T Die 9iobriAt eiuaetroI=
len. oaB in Den GsperanSa =yergwerten
Elm neues furdtbares 8rubenIeuer aus=
sebrohen 1T. pelbem q yeraleute
gum Opier fieleu. 9as Seuer entfano
in 8rube 60. |, uno amar, nie man
annimmt, bur9 gnt3unoung bon CRU
bensaien. @ine arobe In5abl bon
aeraten bsiinoen iid auf Der ungliids=
ltdtte, I'm Die 5hmeraeu Der Verlebten
su linoern. Qlu9 peroen ale Wnltren=
sun9en 9ema4t. bic 2ei4en Der umse=
tommenen Bersarbeitet beroor5ubolen.
Weltiirauns berridt uuter ian,mtli9en
QtngeiteQten Der gsperan5a 8ruben
lpesen Der aroben Wnaabl Der lett tur=
sem aussebrohenen 8rubenfeuer.
Walter Wellman, melAer i'm Mnf=
trase oes @bica9o &ecoro 0eralo ben
Yerlu9 MAIDEN tpollte, ben Noropol
nit einem 2uftidiff gu erreiden, bot
Iein Norbaben fiir oieies Sabr auf9e=
9eben. Bis gum 26. Nusuit tonnte
Der Muflties tuesen unsiinltiaer Witte.
runesoerbdltnine ni9t untsrnommen
,peroen uno oa sesen,udrtig in ben po=
lar9e9enoen SGneeitiirme berriden,
muBte Welman bic Musfiibrung ieines
Norbabens bis gum ndAften Sabre
uerl1leben.
Mus @bili miro beridtet, baB SO
perionen unter elmer riefgen Canine
lebenoig begraben uuroen. bic Die
Berge binabroQte uno oas hileniihe
3olamt in Guncal perihiittete. Sie
Station liegt bod in ben Mnoen an be,
ar9entini1hen @renae.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12

y Maerlei gecioen3=Nrbeiten tDerbeils
in Der Druferei oes r8eoba1ter
prompt ,nnb al reellen Preiien austeS
fubrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12

2.st' sloolpb's An3eiae unb ipas1
Gelo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
Virginia News.

Mrs. P. II. Cabell died Saturday at
her home, "Inglewood," in Nelson
unity. Her husband died few weeks
ego.
Thomas Sager, a distiller of Frede-
rick county, was yesterday found guilty
of violatiog the liquor Laws, and was
fned 81. so and sentenced to sixty days
in Jail by Judge Thomas w. Harrison.
1t is said that when the gubernatiOnal
campaign opens Capt. Robert E. Lee, OF
Fairfax, will be one Of the aspiIants for
the nomination. He has not yet su-
ihorizsd any one to make the formal
statement of bis candidacy, however.
The monument concentrating the
30Oth anniversary of the first landing OF
white people where the city Of Richmond
now stands, was unveiled yesterday. The
Association tor the Preservation of Viz
ginia Antiquities erected the monument
at CANDLES Hill Park.
Governor Swanson has appointed DR..
w. f. brewery, superintendent of the
Central State Hospital, delegate to the
national conference of charities and cor
reciion which meets in Minneapolis
jane II to Is. DR., brewery is also
State corresponding secretary Of the con-
ference,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
Believes war Inevitable.

Galveston, Tex, June ia. n.
Hammers,eiu, of Berlin, naval architect
of the government, has arrived here
from Bremen. He has had thirteen
years study OF naval construction in
European countries and is just back from
a long sojurn in Japan. He says Japan
is preparing for war and there is evidence
that the United States is rapidly losing
favor in the Orient.
While the international strif5 in
Japan may prolong the opening of a
conflict with America, said he, it is
plainly evident feeling of distrust
against this country is maturing, and
the conceited japanese believe they
could defeat the United States. Mr..
Hammerstein says Japan has set aside
800, 900, 900 for army and navy equip
ment, the greater portion of which Is for
the navy. While the lower classes of
japanese are openly bitter against the
United States, In official circles there is
a suppressed feeling, mixed with con-
ceit, that broods no good for America.
Hammerstein says the japanese dis
play remarkable knowledge of the
naval power of this country, bu: he is
confident American vessels would never
meet defeat from Japan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
THE UNIVERSITY.

The programme yesterday at the Uni
versity of Virginia included the meeting
Of the board of visitors; class exercises
on the lawn at IL O'Clock; the unveil-
ing of the bronze Homeric group at
5 o'clock, and the debate for the board
of visitors medal at O'Clock. The
Homeric bronze group was presented on
bahslf of the donors by Robert L..
Harrison, of New York, and DR.. Edwin
n. Caliscb, of Richmond. The veil was
drawn by Mrs. w. Fl. Brsuer, Of Rich
mond, and the address of acceptance was
made BY President Alderman. Armis-
led G. Gordon, of Stanton, rector OF
the university slso made an address.
Much Of the session of the board Of
visitors was devoted to the proposed
snges in the B. A. and NJ. A. degrees.
The board postponed action concern
ing the elimination of Latin from the
requirements until its next meeting.
DR.. H. S. Hedges, of Charlottesville,
was appointed professor of the eye, ear,
pose and throat for one year from
September IL. Prof Raleigh @. Minor
was appointed to act as dean of the law
department during the absence of Pro-
lessor Lille 10 Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
Receiver Appointed.

New York, June 11.-August Heck
sher, VIM. S. Wand aud j. Van OlcOtt
we're today named by Judge Holt 10 the
United States court as receivers of MILF
ken Brothers, structural steel manufactu-
rers and constructors, whose bankruptcy
was announced yesterday. Tie receivers
were authorized to carry on the firms
business.
A surfeit ofthe prosperity is the para
doxical reason advanced in Wall street
for the bankruptcy of Milliken Brothers.
Never has the company had more or
ders, but the light money market proven
ted it from securing working capital nee
essary to complete Improvements at its
mammoth plant at Mariners Harbor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
War Talk.

London, June IL The war talk now
so common 10 the United States and
Japan, caused by the friction stirred up
between The two nations as the result
of the San Frarciso incidents, is not re-
garded as Of much importance in Eng
land. Generally The opinion is held that
the Unite / States will handle the matter
satisfactorily.
The Globe remarks that the japanese
have borne the insults with digni6ed
patience. Continuing il says: "Patience
is 90 ID when it achieves its end. When
il fsils to Vindicate nationsl honor action
allne remains. A conciliatory attitude
On the part of the United States alone
can avert danger"
Another comment, offered by the Pail
Mall Gazette, says: "There is only one
cloud on the horizon, generated by the
misconduct Of single state in the Ameri-
can union. The japanese are justly
irritated, Int no one doubts the earest
desire OF the governments at Toxic and
Washington 10 fad an honorable settle
ment. To go to war over such matter
would be catastrophe that ought to be
unihinkatle."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
NIB. Harlow
&C.,, InC.,
ll9 South Fairfax Street,
Alexandria, Va.

VIRGINIA. In the Clerks Office Of the
Corporation Court of tle Ci'y Of Alexan-
dria, on the 10Th day of June, 1907.
City Council Of Alexandra, which sues for
itself aud for such other lien creditors as
may ZONE into. take part in and share the
expense Of this suit, W. Cornelius Mclean
aud -- Mel can. his wife In ChsDcery.
Memo. The object Of this suit is 10 subject
the following properly in the city OF Aiexan-
dria. Virginia, VIZ: Beginning at point on
the east side of Lee street IS feet south OF the
south line of Church street and running
thence south along the line Of lee street Cd
feet; thence east parallel with Church street
int the POtomsc liver; thence returning to
the place Of 'ng ming and running east
parallel with Chu ch street into toe Potomac
river, the same be ng lot No. IL on Plat A.
'tached TO a deuce recorded IN deed book
No. 45, page 567, Clerks Office Of the COrpo-
ration Court OF said city, 10 the payment of
the lien Of the City Council Of Alexandria
thereon for taxes. and all other liens
II appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause that fhe defendants, Cornelius Mclean
and - McLeln. his wife, are non-resieents
of this state IL is Ordered, That said de-
PENDANTS appear here within fifteen days after
due publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary TO protect their int rests in this
suit, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria Gazette,
newspaper published in the city of Alexan-
drls, once week for four successive WEEKS
and posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of this city. eopy-TEsTE-
NEWELL $. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
s. p. Fisher, D. jeil w4w-tu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
Fashionable Wedding.

New York, June list. Bartholo-
news Church will be the scene late this
afternoon, of one of the most elaborate
and expensive weddings of the season
when Miss Marion Fish becomes the
bride of Albert Zabriske Gray, son OF
Judge John Clinton Gray. Five thOus-
and invitations have been issued to the
ceremony and the reception at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
Sluyvesant Fish An outlay of nearly
81, 600, OOO is said to be represented in
presents, gowns and entertainments oc-
cssioued by the wedding. DIR. Morgan
Dix will perform the ceremony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


NiRGlNIA.-In the Clerks Office of the
Corporation Court of the City Of Alex
andria on the 10th day Of une. 1907.
City Council of Alexandria, which sues for
itself and foe such other lien creditors as
may come into, take part in, and share the
expense Of this suit, vs.. j. Southg lte Yea.
ton aud Julia r. YeatOn. his wife, in
chancerY.
Memo. The obj 'ct of this suit is 70 subject
the following property, in the city Of Alex
andria, Virginia, viz: Beginning at the in-
tarsecton of the south side Of Church street
with the east side Of Lee street and running
thence south along the line of Lee street 29
feet then east parallel with Church street
into The Potomac river; thence returning to
the place Of beginning and running east along
the line of Church street into the Potomac
river. the same being the north half of lot
No. II on "Plat A. !" attached to decree re.
corded in deed book No. 45, page 567, clerks
office Of the Corporation Court Of said city. to
the paymeot of the lien of the City Council
of Alexandria thereon for taxes, aud all
other liens.
It appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, J. Sou hgate Yea
ton and Julia K Yeaton, his wife, are non.
residents of this State: 1t is Ordered
That said defendants appear here within
fifteen days after due publication of this
order. and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit, and that copy Of
this order be forth with inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, a newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once a week for four sue.
eessive weeks, and posted at the front door OF
the Court House of this city.
A COpy-TEsTE
NEVELLS. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
Samuel p. Fisher, p. q. my3 w4w-tu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
Women's Shirt-waiSt Suits
and Jumper Dresses.

We call special attention to our collection
of Lawns and Chambriys. in plain white and
neat figured and striped effects.
We mention particularly four excellent
values made of sheer and pretty Lawns at
1915 each:
Lawn Shirt Waists Suits, with tucks 20
form yoke and straight tucked back: full
plated skirts; assorted colofs,
1915 each.
White Lawn Shirt Waists Suits, elaborate
ly trimmed with lace and embroi lery; all.
over lace yoke and full-plaited skirt trimmed
with lace and tucks.
s. 70 each.
Lawn Jumper Suits, in assorted striped ef-
fects: iull-iucked jumper without sleeves;
l.plsited skirt, finished with tucks.
1915 each.
Lawn JumperSuits, trimmed with straps;
full cap sleeves; full-plaited skirt, trimmed
with folds; assorted striped effects.
1915. each.
We are also showing splendid collection
of Thin Summer Dresses, suitable for gradu-
alton, commencement aud general summer
wear. New effects in two-piece and "Prin-
cess" styles, in the dainty summer shades
and white. Beautiful sheer and fluffy effects,
deliberately trimmed with laces and fine en-
broideries.
$3.50 to $500 each.
Third hcor-0 st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-11
Ordered to Pay Judgment.

London, June 1l.-F. l.. Gardner,
formerly a resident of the United States,
now an Austrian banker, has just been
ordered by court decree to pay a judg-
ment of 81, 1875, 900 to Cora De Boizegui.
No defence was offered by Gardner,
whose attorney announced be confessed
judgment for the amount named. Coun'
sci for the woman declared Gardner got
the money sued for from time to time
from the Seuora's secretary, who fire.
quently invested large sums, dividing
the profits with Gardner. Gardner was
born in the South, served in the Con-
federate army and Before going to Aus
tria worked in San Francisco bank.