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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-17
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 16-Cattle-reoe!pts
$500, Market steady. Beeves, st25@6.45; ;
coTs s9asso dnd hsifers nrGe 81 o@S gtscTs
so.s5d6a5: poor to medium. s4.25@ $50;
stockers and feeders, s2.9oTS.l To-
Hogs-receiprs, $4,000. Market steady
to &c lower. Light. s6.3o@ 500; mixed,
S. s52l; heavy s6.00@6 $40; rough.
SS0O66I5: pigs. s5,I5M600; good 10
choice heavy. Sc. @6.45.
Sheep-receipts. 10000 Market steady
ern s4.50d6.25; yearllngs, s6.o0@ $50;
lambs, s6.25@S.75; western, s62o@s.I5.
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Kansas City.

ceipts 1000. steady. Native steers. $3.50
al 00 stockers and feeders. S3.50@5.l6,
native cows and heifers, s2.75G $50; bulls,
s3.25@ 4.5o; calves, sS.5o0 $50; western
$S.2564.75.
Hogs-receipts. $4,000. Steady TO &C
lower. Heavy. se.2o@6. 27l; packers, $50
m632l; light, s6,30@6.f0. pigs, S5,50@6.o0.
Sheep-receipts, 5000. Market, TO 10c
lower. Muttons, S575@S75. lambs. S6:I5
GS60: range wethers, 5000 90; fed
ewes, st9OdI6.5O
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National Lead Dividend.

NEW YORK, May 1s.--The directors of
the National Lead company today de-
on the common stock The rate hereto
fore has been 1 per cont quarterly. The
clared upon the preferred stock OF the
company.
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yundon Wool.

s05 io.Ifhe third series of
IFon sales closed today. A
oI s43s onles brought out
y ana full rates We're maid.
ed hrm. The hesitation
Wg the early sales owing
suty Of crossbrctIs offered
%n aud with Increased buy
RIiees ADVANCED to the
~ march sales. Interiors
~ aeciine. Merinos were In
and sold readily through
yse thcy were UNCHANGED
le9rers During the sales
LOOK $4,000 bnIcs, ContI-
,s ol.ooo: Americans 1000.
T carried over 10 the next
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Omaha.
ON 4 III A

OMAHA May t6.-Cattle-receipts
$500. Market, steady 10 strong. Native
steers, sf.25d5.75; COWS and heifers. $500
ers and feeders. s8.00MaSO: calves, SO 90
$3.50. bulls and stays, s3.0Od4I5.
Hogs-recepts. 10000. Market &c lower,
Heavy. S6.l0@6 22l; mixed. S6.l2iM6. 90;
light SO 2on $50; pigs so.50m 500.
Sheep-receipts, $500. Market, steady.
Yearlings, $3.50 els; wethers, s5,50@
SO; ewes. S450d5 so. lambs. $T.50MS.6n.
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IlF York Money.

.vf May 16-Close; Prime
%feB bs, Sterling exchange,
Ttual business in bankers
NJ 4.66.55 for demand. and at
|stfor 60-day bills.
C,st 4s3G 1891 and iS7@ts7t;
Els. 4S3304s3l
ks,5l1rs, 50i.
~ bonds, easy: railroad
y fu, steady. 2@25 per cent;
|KIlD DEE cent; closing bid. 2 per
|p' "a per cent.
W Very dull and easier. Six
|r5,, per cent. 90 days, 4 per
ms, 4b@as per cent.
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st. Louis Wool.

ST LOUIS May 1s.-wool. firm; me-
dunn grades, combina and clothing, 24@
&c; light fine. 2l@21ic; heavy fine. 15G
lie; tub washed. 30@27c.
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, May 16-Sugar, raw.
quiet: fair refining, S,3I centrifugal. 86.
3.S'; molasses sugar. 3l2 Refined.
stead. crushed. $40; powdered, $40;
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Minueapnljs What

MINNEAPOLIS, May 1S. Wheat
July, 959c September, 81. No. / north.
ern. 81 ol3 No. . northern. 9o!c: No {
northern, 95M96c. No hard. Sl02S.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Butter easier:
western, factory, common to firsts, lSn
2tc
Eggs, steadjer; western hrsts, 1Sm1s]c;
seconds, 15M16c
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Isury Statement.

|G 2N, May 16,-Today's
r. ne treasury balances IN the
n;xclusive of the $3.50. 900, 900
sGhows:
"a balance, $685. 2a2.O42.
III "a bullion. S95, 962,l79.
ufes, sss,iT4,IS0,
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

CHICAGO PRODUCE.
On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was easy; creamcries, lSM
22Ac; dairies. 1T@21c; eggs, easy: at mark.
cases included. 1bc; fIrsts. l4Ac; prime
flryts 15Ac; cheese, steady; 13mlA3C.
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IGN Of LIFE
'ST0cK MARKET
gh Business Thursday
ike Day Interesting
= Professionals.
y ARE HOPELESS
my EARLY REVIVAL
tile Sealping Now and
but No Movement
{ Importance.

t. K, MAY 16.-Stagnant ccndi
ted 10 prevail today In the
, les markets OF the world and
5f transactions in New York
III as TO leave little signifi :
,,lprice movements which are
Wholly 10 the shifting of OPP
amalI professional class who
scalp a quick profit on a
4 movement. The movement
Snely sluggish even for the
Us, so that their operations
indllng scale.
hopeless. apparently OF any
! of Interest in the market
event of some unexpected
= which may serve TO slim
Eager use was made yes
lehert-lived sensation caused
Nation Of the purported re-
'Inter5tate Commerce COM
1.-The Hartman railroads In
Morts were made 10 extend
!, es into today's dealings. The
s1Fuccessful. Some special
N chesapeake 6 Ohio today
bcen agreed upon by the
ll|> prohibit railroad companies
,ting shares in other roads.
weakness was attributed.
lumors of a forthcoming note
Relaware & Hudson equip
hue and the General Electric
~.ond issues served TO bring
J.. IL 10 the question Of The
~pitaI available 10 meet the
,ioratlons.
= OF the bond market offers
= Of the working of a con-
= nes. Current reports Of the
MsIon Of subscriptions which
1ntted in the Union Pacific
epnd underwriting took the
II'Hrst impression uf the sue
= transactIon, which was Of
/ trsubscription. New York
:, With Interest OF the renew
1 lament OF gold from London
connection with the harden
Fat rates in London and the
. sterling exchange In this
lions are brought again to-
OF profit on shipments of
!. ,.srica to Paris. which seemed
y ht In the carly part Of last
v rates here were rather
M II is considered probable.
{ any decline in local money
!, mt which would permit gold
~ be taken advantage of by
OF the Treasury 10 draw
nent deposits with the ma
= III preparation for the re-
zjp8turing government bonds
locks seemed comparatively
III reflected influence of the
taE today. until the late up
N wheat. when stocks ran
ease In the National Lead
TO profit taking In that
hs without influence upon
A heavy. Total sales. par
Il IS declined 1 per cent on
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mess pork. per barrel. SIS 87i@16 so.
lard, per 100 lbs. S9.O5; short clear sides
(boxed). s9@925; whisky, basis high
wines, 81 20
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Closing Stock List,

Sales Fl, l.. else
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
NO BOYCOTT.

The proceedings of the pull c meeting
uoder the auspices of the Tradts CJuncl
Yesterday afternoon indicate that tcere Is
mo immediate prospect for a boycott oil
the Washington Alexandria and Noun
Vernon Railway by organized labor.
Che adyisablity of adopting radical
measures against the rOsd was discussed
lint 40 debate action WAS taken. 1ne
,.eutimsa: expressed WAS distinctly OPP
posed to declaring a boycott under ex-
listing conditions. -,
The failure to take action brought forth
a vigorous protest from members OF the
railway union, who charged that their
organization was being deserted in lis
fight. They urged the Immediate neceS'
sity of boycott to support them.
When it appeared from the pointed
statements of several members OF INT
Trades Council that the sentiment OF the
body was opposed to the declaration OF {
boycott several of the members OF thu
railway union declared that they nigh
as we'll return their charter as an organ
iZstiOn.
An informal report of the proceeding
will DO made to the Central Labor Unior
this evening. This, it is expected, vii
have the result of indefnitely postponi q
sction on the resolution passed by th'
local branch of the railway union declsr
Jog the electric line "unfsiI" to organ
lied labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
POLICE COURT.

CJustice Fl. B. Cation presiding
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
VIM. Simpson. charged with dlsorderly
conduct and fighting, was fined $3.50.
James MOnlely, Angus I. HiIz' and
Dan O'Brien, charged with disorderly
conduct, had their cases continued.
Larry Bright, VIM. Dudley and Phillip
Wise, charged with disorderly conduct,
were fined 81. so each.
Daniel Nelsnn, charged with running
bicycle over child, forfeited his coll
lateral.
Berj. johnson, Edward johnson and
Frances Swan, all colored, charged with
disordely conduct, was fined So each.
John Gorham, charged with being
drunk on the street, had his case con-
tinued.
Alfred Smith, charged with disorderly
conduct and fighting, had his case con-
tiDued. 80,
James Brown, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct was fined $40.
George Kelly, charged with disorderly
conduct and fighting, had his case con-
tinued. 49,.
Peyton Gray, colo ed, charged with
driving a vehicle over a child, had MI
case continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
RAN OVER A CHILD.

John Creegan, the two-year-old sou
of Mr.. William ]. Creegan, whose home
Ia at All south Alfred street, WAS knock
ed down by one of f. f. Lqwler " Cos
delivery wagons near the intersection OF
Alfred and Wolfe streets Saturday alter
noon and seriously injured. The wagon
which was drawn by one horse and was
only partially loaded, was driven by
Peyton Gray, colored. Gray WAS placed
under arrest by Policeman Bell and he
was arrsigned before Justice Cation this
morning. The evidence was TO the effect
that the horse attached to the vehicle
was walking; that Gray had dropped the
lines and was examining bills he had IN
his hand; that the child while crossing
the street got in front of the horse; that
the animal turned to avoid colliding
with the little one; that the shafts strnck
him. knocked him down, and when the
wagon was stopped the hind wheel was
ON the head of the child. The lstteT'
head was seriously injured, and If ht
reeoyers he will, it is thought, lose The
sight az one eye. Justice Cation con
tinued the case, and released GRAY upon
his own recognzsnce. The child had
wandered from its home aud it was
some time after the accident before il
could be sscertained where he lived and
what was his name.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mayer OF Bsl
more were the gu sis yesterday .oi Mi
and Mrs. Henry 5trsu s 10 this city.
Mrs. George A. Mushbsch aud hel
nephew, Mr.. Gwyno Dent, have return
ed from a visit 10 D.iaplsne.
Mrs. Edgar Carpen er is vsiling hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mott ngham, a
Esstyille.
Miss Edith Ramsay hes returned IRON
Cape Henry, where she has been Inc
ouest of Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, oi
this city. al
Mrs. George Il. Robinson aud chill
dren are visiting Mrs. RobinsOn's broln-
er, Mr.. Frank English, on the eastern
shore of Maryland. u
Miss Mamie Nj. Davis is attending
the Summer Institute being heid III
Fredericksburg. fu,..
The engagement Is announced OF MISS
Sarah L. Risheill, daug liter of Mr.. L.
v Risheill. to Mr.. Robert M. Pretty
man. The wedding will take place In
August.
Mr. J. E. Norris, who for some time
has been manager of Dun's Agency IN
Havana. Is in Nebraska, and expects to
visit his former home, in this city, 10 a
short time.
Mrs. E. s. Lead5ester and Mrs.
Laurence Stabler have returned from a
pleasant visit TO Sandy Spring.
Mr.. J. S. Blackburn has gone to Acco-
mac to spend few weeks.
Messrs. Russell II. Carlin and K. Os-
car Robbins are spending a few weeks
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Amos Herbert, who has been
visiting the jamestown Exposition, re-
turned to his home in this city this
morning.
Mr.. Reuben Gillingham, OF lower
Fairfax county, had one of his hands
badly mashed in n threshing machine q
few days sgo.
Mr.. Daniel E. Webster, engineer on
the tugbost Major Beaverton, now em'
ployed on the Delaware, became III re-
Gently and has been removed to his home
| III tniS City' 49,.
Messrs. Harvey w. Summers, Milton
Summers, Harvey f. Chapman and
Frank Martin have gone TO Atlantic
City.
Mr.. r. NJ. Green and family have
gone to Virginia Beach to spend the
next few weeks.
Mrs. Flank R. Ford, of Fairfax, mas
announced the approaching marriage oil
her daughter, Miss Msriai Virginia Ford,
to Abner c. Richie, of Washington.
| The marriage will take place on August
i Ist, at 1880 p. m. at the brides home
! Mrs. @. w. Wattles has returned IRON
| visit to her former home, in Jefferson
county, w. Va.
4 Mrs. ]. s. Chapman is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. George Johnston, who is spend
ing the summer at Virginia Beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
WOODWARD & L0THROP,
FINED FOR DISORDERLY CON
DUCT.

Chief Goods and Officer Bell last Sat
urday night made a descent on certain
disorderly young men in the vicinity OF
the Stone Bridge. They we're hned
50 50 each in the Police Court this
morning. Complaints are made in dill,
ferent qusrters Of the city of nocturnal
disorders, and the officers are endeavoT-
ing to put stop to such conduct.
Some excitement was caused on north
Royal street about ten O'Clock Saturday
night by fisticuf engagement between
two young men. One of the combstan',
ESCAPED. but Lieutenant Smith captured
the other who was fined 81 30 in the
Police Court this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
DANCE.

The dance at the Golf Club on Sstur-
day wac, as usual, great success. The
bill looked beautiful in the moonlight
and proved to DO as attractive as the
dancing. Among the guests from a dis
lance we're Miss Virginia Gibson, from
Parkersburg, W. Va; Cadets Stanley
Rumbough and Theodore Chase, Of the
u. s. NJ. A., West Point; Mr.. Wright
Rumbough, of the University OF Gall
fornia; Misses Annie Selden, Helen Gill,
Josephine Harvey, Messrs; William
Waggaman, Robert Davis, HERSHEY Sell
den and DIR. Charles Billiard, Of Wash
ington. The house committee has de-
cided to give another dance next Satur-
day night instead of the card party OF
which notice WAS given. This will be
the last entertainment at the club until
September, and all members are asked
to come, as the committee goes to con-
siderable trouble to make the dances
succesP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
ROAD NOT FOR SALE.

The various rumors regarding the sale
of the Washington, Arlington and Falls
Church railway, which have been in
circulation since the recent accident on
that road, are emphatically contradicted
by B. F. Hubbell, vice president and
manager of the company. The state
ment which has been made at various
times that the Old Dominion railway
has held an option on the Washington
Arlington and Falls Church road and
that this option expired last night is
also denied by Mr.. Hubbell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
ACCIDENT TO STEAMER.

The steamer T. V. Ar0wsmith, broke
her rudder post while backing ont ct
Rock Point, Md, Saturday evening on
her trim down The river. The st. Johns,
after landing her excur.ionists at
Colonial Beach Yesterday, made the trip
to Rock Point, bringing back part of
the crew of the Arrogsmith to DO trans
ferred to the steamer Harry Randall, at
Washington. Tue steamer Wakefield
last night went to the assistance OF the
Arrowsniith, taking off her passengers
for the loger river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22

A horse attacked t. wagon belong-
ing to the Corby Bakery fell at Wilkes
aud St. Asaph streets yesterday. The
driver was thrown out and slightly 10
jured.
William johnson, living at 4l6 south
Pitt street, was severely bitten by a
large dog Saturday afternoon, near
Ystes's garden, in the southeastern sec
ton of the city.
Mrs. Henrietta Rein, of this CITY,
Yesterday fell from a car at Second aud
+ streets SOU beast, Washington, slightly
iuluring her head. She was taken to
Providence Hospital.
Mr.. Jordon Brown, Of this city, an
employee at the Potomac railroad yards,
was painfully injured on the head last
Saturday night while under car ad-
justing The brake.
Daniel Nelson, colored, was arrested
Yesterday on the charge OF riding bicy-
Gle over a little sou of Mr.. Theodore
Ale, living on north Royal street. He
forfeited his collateral by failing to ap-
pear in the Police Court this morning.
A delegation of colored people from
Washington, accompanied by a brass
band, came here yesterday afternoon and
took par! in the ceremonies incident to
the laying OF the corner stone OF the new
William Mckinley Normal and Indus
trial School for colored youths.
Frances Swan, cOlored woman YES
terday morning went into sn alley on
the east side of st. Assphstreet between
King aud Prince, and stopping at
house therein, Knocked at the door.
This was suddenly thrown open and the
woman was struck on the head by col
ored man, with leer lo!tle and pain
fully cut. She was taken to drug store
where her wounds were dressed, later al
were arrested and today they were lined
Messrs. G.. F. Price and j. F. Cook viii
have for sale at their stand in the Il h marke
tomorrow fine variety OF salt ana fresl
water fish, fresh and good. Crab Meat re
ceiyed direct from Norfolk three times week
jy22 eotf
You can get it at Broughton's. Meal eket'
$50 for fifteen meals. Table bo'rd 500 pc
week. At lunch counter " |. he found quicl
lunch at ali h ,urs. I'm Cafe you will find al
sea food in season, meats. snring chickens
etc. Phone .S7. Nos. n9-7ll King street
jy102w
OYSTERS fried. slswad or raw. Fried CLAIMS
Hard shell crabe. Clan: Soup three tunes
week. Stews of AL kinks, q. u thinner
man, Market space. teo 26li
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
DEATH OF CAPT. GEOHEGAN.

Capt. James A. GeOhegau, command
er of the iceboat Lstrobe, OF Baltimore,
died after brief illness Saturday sttei-
neon at his residence in Baltimore. The
deceased was born 10 Baltimore In 1910.
He was a brother of Captain w. q.
Geohegan of the steamer Anne Arundel
and at one time commanded the steamer
Norfolk of the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company. The funeral took
place at II O'Clock today. The body
was taken to Washington, where inter
ment was made in the Rock Greek Gene
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

The churches we're all fairly we'll at
tended yesterday.
The weather became cool Saturday
night and mild sud pie saat conditions
prevailed yesterday.
The mercury at O'Clock this evening
registered SO and q light breeze has
been blowing most of the day.
There was some excitement at Gam
eron and Fsyette streets al Ia hour
last night caused BY woman abusing
her husband.
Leo. P. Harlow has been appointed
receiver of the bankrupt estate OF fhlilL
B. Otterback, the grocer, st No. 4ol
East Capitol street, Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
JAMES BONTZ DROWNED.

Mr.. r. II. Mccall, young man who
lives in Wilmington, Del. arrived here
late last night and gave an account OF
the sad drowning there yesterday OF Mr.
James Bontz, son of Mr.. George Bontz,
of this CITY. Mr.. Mccall says that yes
terday a party OF six or seven ladies and
gentlemen left Wilmington on steam
launch to spend the evening on the river.
They invited young Mccall, Allan Smith,
BON of Mr. B. B. Smith, of this city,
and young Bontz TO accompany 'nem'
The two AlexandriaDs boarded WIN
McCalPs mother. When the launch
had gotten some distance down the river
IL ran into shallow water and young
Rontz who was an excellent swimmer,
nut 90 a pair of old overall, Jumped
oVerboard and swan 10 deeper water, all
oa the boat watching him and enJ)yIrg
the amusement he was ahOrding them.
Suddenly he called for help aud the
lsnncb was started towards him, but the
rudder had become entaugled In the
river grass aud was broken of. Then
one oil the men Ou tho '"N"N Jr
overheard aud swan towards your 6
Ron,z but before he could reach him the
unfortunate young man disappeared be-
meath the surface Of the water and was
drowned 10 the presence Of all on the
launch. His body WAS subsequently re-
covered and the party of pleasure seekers
returned TO Wilmington. Young Nc
Gall ut once started for this city to in-
<orm the parents of the unfortunate
voung man of the sad accident and this
morning he returned to his home accom-
pauied By Mr.. George Bontz, j., a
other of James. The remains will be
Fought here for interment. Young
Ronta and his friend, Allen Smith, had
cen employed in the Pennsy lvaniS
Railroad shops in Wilmington for some
time and were doing admirably as ma
.hiuists. They had made many friend
ahere and were regarded as exemplary
young men. Young BonIz, who WAS ia
the 10Th year of his sge, three or four
years ego took the suPerintetd 'nt'
medal at Washington school, in Thu
civ whsre he had host of fhends'
His family Rave the sympathy OF al
their large circle Of friends and rhA'ist'
In the hour Of their cad bereavement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
DRY GOODS
Woodward & LOthrOp,
10th, 18th, F & G SITS. N. W.
WASHINGTON. D. c
WARM WEATHER
REQUISITES.
For Conway and Stay-at-homes'

A H. the wants for home and self comfort
A have been planned for. We invite a.!e1-
ton 10 inducements unsurpassed, IL equalleo :,
anywhere in complete assortmentS OF SUBMIT ~, I
merchandise, in the lowest posslole piicss On
All clalses of goods and in constantly improy-
ing service. -. -or
want. We ca1 serve you by mail or express
AZ satisfactorily as over our counters.
A comprehensive but incomplete ilst Oh
summer needs and helps follows:
Mems Summer weight Underwear, Ntgnge
Shirts. Summer Half Hose, SeTge oOa's'
Skeleton Suits, Wooden Outlng lro W.,s'
straw Hats. Wash Neckwear. Hendkerchltis'
Summer Susp- nders. Summer psj imas, sum-
mer Night Shirts, Bathing Suits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL

The annual election of officers Of the First
Bsn,ist Church Sunday school was held YES
,erdsv morning after the close Of thu seryic S
AZ follows: Superintendent, Mr.. James X.
Mansfield: assistant superintendent, MI
Samuel W, Pitts; secretary, Mr.. Floyd Z.
Saunders; assistant secretary Mr; Harvey
Francis; treasurer. Mr. N. l.. Williamson;
IibrariaD. Mr.. W. P. Kerrick aud chorisleF'
n. 4 ~ Dra.top
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22
ARK OUT OF BUSINESS.

There we're no visitors to the ark yes
terday, the tugbost Bsrtholdi having
made a trip to Colonial Beach. The
Wsshingtonians and Others who have
appeared every Sunday at the foot OF
King street, during the past few montl !
awaiting transportation to the floating
Monte Carlo we're conspicuous BY wels
absence Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-22

III stop your pain free. To show you M srS !
before you spend penny-whst my rlnk
Pain Tablets can do, | will mail you i5ee; .
Trial Package Of them-Dr. shoop's headaene
Tablets, Neuralgia, Headache, 1oothscne,
Period pains, etc, are due alone 70 oIood
congestion. DIR. Shops Headache IsDieIs
natural blood pressure. That is all. Address
DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold BY Z 5. Lead
beater 4 Sons.