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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-02
VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office Of the
V CORPORATION Court Of the City Of Alexan-

VIRGINIA in the Clerks Office Of the
V Corporation Court Of the City Of Alexan-
dria, on the lith day Of December, 1906.
City Council OF Alexandria which sue &c,
vs Philip IL. Hoofi,T jr Vowel Hooh, II
living, and his unknown heirs, If lie be
dead. the unknown heirs Of ElZabetn Il
Hoofi Lawrence Ho0ii and Mary Ann
smith, deceased, Bernard Bun Lee. 9 liz
Cole and James Cole, her husband amy
Lee, Arthur Lee. James Lee and -aIah
Lee his wife: Edward Lee, john Lee. Fad
Lee Catherine Webb and John w. Webb,
her husband, and Others. the unknown
heirs of Bernard Bun Lee. deceased; NJ
may come into. take part ia and share the
expense Of this suit. In Chancery
Memo, The object Of this suit is 70 eubiect
the following property, In the city Of kan.
drs, NiTgiuia-Begi on the east side II
PAYNE street 1875 feet inches north Of Ca o.
eron street: and running thence north on
PAYNE street % feet: thence east ps 'el with
Cameron street e. feet Inches 10 AZ ley 10
feet vide; thence south parallel with Payne
street 20 feet; ind tbenee west parallel with
Cameron street IS feet inchCs TO the place 81
beginning, with the use OF said alley-to the
payment Of the lien Of the City COuncil O.
Alexandria thereon for taxes, and sll ether
liens.
this cause that the defendants, Pbilip
II. HooG, IT,, Edward 90 Fad ! -
rine v ebb an1 -
dents Of this -
Hood is H..
dead, the he
renee Hoo ant
and the he. of Bernara ILL., ~lher
than those named IN the bill filed N this
cause. are unknown IL is Ordered, That
said defendants appear here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this order.
and do what is necessary 20 protect their
interests in this suit. ard that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted In the
Alexandra Gazette. q newspaper published
In the city of Alexandria, once week for
four successive weeks, aud posted al the front
door Of the Court House in this city.
A copy-Teste:
By NEWELL S. GREESAwAY. u. c.
Samuel r. Fisher, p. q.
deci5 w4ws
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brought against London by his first
wife
Rose Strunsky, the younger sister.
also Is a San Francisco girl, having re-
ceived her education in the schools Of
this city. but was not so we'll known
locally as was Anna Strunsky. Anna.
was born IN Russia of Jewish parent
age, but her family came to San Fran,
cisco when she was a small child and
this city was her home until shortly be-
fore her marriage to Wallins. She is
2e years old. She was graduated from
the Lowell high school in 1896 and en-
tered Stanford university, where she
first came into notoriety because of her
socialistic principles.
At Stanford Miss Strunsky was a
brilliant student, but her refusal to
abide by the laws of conventionality
brought her into. conflict with the uni
versity authorities and she withdrew
for a time before finishing her collegi-
ate course. She specialized in economics
and literature during her undergradu-
ate days, and gained the unique distinc-
ton of being the only woman debater
who ever represented Stanford in an in
tercollegiate' debate. After her with
drawal she returned to Stanford again
for a short time and secured her de-
gree in 1900, after which she took a
post graduate course in economics and
literature at the University of Califor-
MIA.
1t was while she was still at Stan
ford that Miss Strunsky began the ac-
tive championship of socialistic prin-
ciples. and her interest in this work
continued while she was at the state
university She Identified herself with
the bohemian clique of San
Francisco and by the time she left the
University of California had become a
leader in this circle. At the same time
she took great interest in socal af-
fairs and also in settlement work in
the slums. and published the first of
her writings on socialistic subjects
Her work brought her into contact
with Jack London. who was then liv-
ing in Piedmont and together they
collaborated in the 'Kempton WAGE.
Letters which were protest against
the marriage conventions. The book
was published anonymously and it was
some time before the secret of It's au-
thorship leaked out.
Shortly after this Londons first wife.
who was Miss Maddern and a relative
brought a suit for divorce in the
Alameda county courts. In her original
complaint Mrs. London charged her
husband with cruelty and mentioned his
alleged intimate relations with Anna
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Strupsky as one ground of the action.
She charged that London spent too
much time in Miss Strunsky's company
under the pretext of writing the "let-
ters' and that she had seen her hus-
band on one of these occasions holding
Anna upon his lap. This complaint was
withdrawn later and the subsequent di-
yorce was granted on one charging de-
sertion instead of cruelty. London
afterward married Miss Charmion Kit
tredge. his present wife. who is now ac-
companying him on the trip around the
world in the Shark"
After the London affair Anna Strun-
sky. resumed her settlement work in
San Francisco and became the leader
of the Cardinal club. a socialistic soci-
ETY.. She met J. G. Phelps Stokes and
collaborated with him In several works
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MOORS AMBUSH FRENCHMEN.
KILLING 2, WOUNDING 6
General Drude and Battalion Rush to
the Scene of Fight, but Fail to
Find Enemy

PARIS, Oct pa dispatch has
been received here from General
Drude. commander of the French ex-
peditionary Forces in Morocco, saying
that g French accommodating party
was ambushed today while proceed
ing in the direction Of Taddert. Cap
tain Jandey and one private of the
Chasseurs Antique were killed and six
men wounded. General Drude at once
went out with a battalion, but when
he arrived at the place the Moors who
had made the ambush had disap-
peared.
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Daniel A. Ryan, who, so far as
the public knew or cared, was
until yesterday only his own can
didate for mayor, has party
today.
William Randolph Hearst, sor-
rowing over the plight of the
partyless boy candidate, has
kindly exhumed the bones of the
defunct independence league
and with a few bold scratches of
the editorial pen has made Ryan
, She doodle dee candidate for
mayor and a very happy young
man.
Repudisted by the majority OF the
republicans whose viii he thwarted
when he ordered his job chasing dele
gates 10 nominate him for mayor and
watching even the Job chasers taking
their cold feet to the Taylor hearth,
Ryan was a sad political orphan until
Hearst took out letters of guardian
ship. 1t was a smiling Ryan who faced
his forlorn lieutenants yesterday.
He beamed his delight as he feasted
his eyes on the Examiners announce
nent OF feaIty to the candidate whose
nomination it had denounced as a
"grotesoue piece Of effrontery-" He
called It a peach and his lips smacked
in anticipatory deIight-an unmindful
OF the lemonade possibilities Of the
package OF fruit that had been tied to
him.
Ryan made no attempt to conceal his
JOY over the support of the man whom
republicans execrate as morally re-
sponsible for the assassination Of
President Mckinley. His adoption BY
Hearst and the Examiner, Ryan pro-
tested. was so unexpectedn-a charm
ing surprise in fact. He was so CRATE
ful that he declined TO embarrass his
benefactor by making public the terms
under which he became the instrument
Of Hearst's latest attempt to seize the
government Of san Francisco
The way Ryan put it Hearst had de-
parted from his we'll defined political
bargaining system 10 rush to the sup
port Of young man who was alto
Eether good and a republican. Ryan de-
olined to explain how he would recon
Gle the support of a journal OF anarchy
with the principles Of the republican
party he has attempted TO subjugate.
He refused also TO let his mind wander
from the enjoyment OF his peach to a
consideration Of how he could compel
the few republicans remaining in his
camp to submit TO fellowship with
Hearst. It might prove bitter pill for
the Ryan camp followers to swallow,
but it looked like candy TO Ryan.
And such cheap candy. The sweets
Of Hearst support had been secured.
Ryan said, without promise on his
part. He did not promise to take pro-
gram from Hearst in the event of his
election. Never, Hearst had exam
ined the life Of the youngest candidate
and that examination had convinced
Patriot Hearst that in Partisan Ryan
he had discovered a prototype To Sc
cure the backing OF Hearst, Ryan said.
he had not been compelled even to
promise that ne would deliver the COM
pact republican party machine he built
to the dOdO of the doodle dees. Ryan
Continued ON PAGE 2. Column 1
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Anna Strunsky and
Her Sister Thrown
Into Prison
Husband Also Is Accused
of Assisting Cars Foes
Trio Not Permitted
to See One An
other
ST. Petersburg Gendarmes
SearchAmericans Rooms

Special bp Leased Hne to The Call
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct.
20.-Willian English Wall
ing, grandson of William II.
English, the late millionaire
Indiana politician, who ran
for vice president on the
ticket with Hancock in 1880,
was arrested here today on
Suspicion of having given
aid to the revolutionists. His
wife, who was Anna Strun-
sky, the we'll known He
brew authoress, and her
sister, Rose Strunsky, also
were apprehended BY the
gendarmes. Mrs. Wall
ing (Anna Strunsky) and
Rose Strunsky, were born
in Russia, but were
reared and educated in California.
their parents living in San Francisco.
Anna Strunsky was student at Le-
land Stanford Jr. university
Four Finlanders We're arrested. In
cluding Professor Malmberg. No
charges have as get been preferred,
but the Finlanders are supposed to be
socialists.
walling has spent the greater part
of his time observing the revolution
here. He and the two ladies were stiu
being held at the gendarme headquar-
ters at late hour tonight. A repre-
sentative OF the American embassy ap-
peared at the headquarters in their
behalf. but he could take no action
until tomorrow morning.
Kellogg Durland. another American
and a friend of walling. who has been
in ST. Petersburg gathering material
for a series of lectures. also was taken
into custody. but was released later.
Continued on Page 3, Middle Col.
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PASTOR STORMS
CHURCH AND IS
TAKEN To JILL
Rev. Lyall de Jarnett Is
Vortex of Religious
Whirlpool
CONGREGATION SPLIT
Trustee Who Holds Doors
Is Arrested for
Disturbance
BLOWS SEEM NEAR
Sheriff Takes Possession of
Sanctuary and Flock
DEPARTS

Special BY Leased Wire to The Call
SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 2o.-Af-
ter two months of unbrotherly
dissension the factional fight in
the Christian church of this city
famed out into a row which
nearly developed a muscular va
riety of Christianity. The forces
behind the pastor, Rev. Lyall de
Jarnett, and the forces that want
him ousted went to church today
and struggle ensued for posses
sion of the house of the Lord. I'll
tirnately the sheriff took posses
sion and the quarrel will be set
tied peacefully in the courts.
DIR. de Jarnett was first to arrive at
on the arrival of achievements an at
tempt was made TO gain entrance forci-
bly, Charles NJ. Lewis, one of the trus-
tees and for years a member of the
church, apparently had passed the night
there and would not unlock the door.
He is opposed to the preacher. The lat
ter threatened to break down the doo&
but before it was done warrant was
served on Lewis for disturbing the
peace. Sheriff Grafton warned the ex-
cited Christians not to enter the church,
and then he went after Lewis, who sur
rendered himself peacefully, while the
temporarily victorious forces of the
pastor took the church by storm.
Divine services We're then held.
Steven Hoke and NJ Knepper, trus-
tees recently elected by the De Jarnett
faction were also arrested for disturb
ing the peace and the pastor himself
was taken to jail for house breaking.
All were released on bail. Chief of Po-
lice Armstrong made the arrests per-
sonally.
Sunday school services were held in
the afternoon on the lawn in front OF
the church by DIR. de Jarnett. Later an
attempt was made to gain entrance to
the tabernacle. in Garfield park This
city is the center OF the Christian
church in the state and the yearly gath
erings are held in the tabernacle. Rev.
r. n. Davis, holding the keys for the
state organization, refused to permit
Action will be begun tomorrow in the
courts to compel him to give over the
keys.
The quarrel Is the outgrowth of diff
religious leader, but has nothing to do
with his character or morals, which
have not been assailed. One version of
the difficulty has 1t that when it was
found that the members of the church
could not agree on whether the preacher
should be retained or not a committee
of delegates to the annual convention
was. intrusted with the solution of the
difficulty and decided that De Jarnett
should serve the church until October
IA. when his term should cease. This
agreement was later repudiated by a
new board of trustees, who were friend
" with the pastor The status of the
original agreement is the point of the
dispute, and will be settled in the courts.
II De Jarnett can get the tabernacle,
he says he will hold services there with
such of his members as want TO hear
him until the law declares whether or
not he is minister of the First Christian
church of Santa Cruz
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HEARST'S LEMON
LOOKS LIKE A
PEACH To RYAN
Boy Candidate Overjoyed by
Examiners Espousal
of His Cause
DECLINES TOEXPLAIN
Accepts Glowing Tribute
From Exponent of An
archy With Smile
CHEERS LIEUTENANTS
Tells Them He Will Be
Elected as a Simon
Pure Republican
CHEERS LIEUTENANTS
Political Meetings Tonight

mems club. Old Church, Ten
neSSee street near Eighteenth.
Ryan-DaviS theater. McAIlIster
street near Fillmore; South
san Francisco theater, Four
teenth and Railroad avenues;
Columbia hall, Sixth and Har-
rfsOn streets.
McCarthy-Sugar refinery, Po-
trerO; GaIIwOOd hall, 1905
DevisaderO street; open air
meetings Twe3fieth and
Kentucky streets and Seven
teenth and Bryant streets.
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Anna Strunsky Well Known
San Francisco Socialist
Collaborator Of Jack London in authorship OF
Sensational "Kempton-Woce Letters .

As Anna Strunsk auhoress settlement worker and member Of
the Bohemian club of San Francisco, Mrs Walng who
with her husband yesterday Peters
burg widely known this city until she left take the
of the sociast propaganda Europe Her activities here
brought often into the spotlight of publicity She coaborated
Jack London in the authorship the sensational Kenpton
mentioned in the original divorce
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STEAMSHIP OVERDUE

HONOLULU. Oct. 2o-The Russian
steamship Sungari, from vladivostok.
is week overdue and some anxiety is
felt
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Two San Francisco Women Arrested as Reyoutons in Russia

Mrs William English WaIlng. formerly Anna Shunsey. nell
knopn this city, pho together NTH her husband and sister,
rested at ST. Petersburg by the Russian police yesterday
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
EASTERN

United States Labor Commissioner Neiu fails
TO end strike Of telegrsphers, who plan further
aggressive war. Page 2
Presidents joy over killing bear in canebreak
leads him 10 embrace companions. Page
Hartman will seek TO have injunction obtained
by Fish against voting of stock of Illinois Gen.
trsl dissolved. Page
Many actors VIII be indicted by grand jury
for violating Sunday closing law in Kansas
City. Page
Balloons are ready for start in international
race for the Bennett cup. Page
FOREIGN
William English walling Of Indiana his wife
well known as Anna Strunsky, the Hebrew au-
thoress of San Francisco. and her sister arrested
in St Petersburg on the charge that they have
been aiding reTolutionists. Page L
COAST
New steamer line from Seattle to San Diego
with San Francisco as intermediate port will
soon be insugurated. Page IL
Pastor of Santa Cruz church forces entrance
and is arrested after sensational squabble over
possession of sanctuary. Page L
Objecting to balloon. Miss Mary Perry becomes
bride OF Aeronaut Mcbride in open boat outside
Of Golden gate because they did not possess
license. Page L.
E. Lippi shoots three men during fight in
crowded coach of California Northwestern rail
road Page z
Former Stanford student, lie Roy Barbour, re
turns 10 university with stories OF wonderful
gold fields in Alaska. Page
Physician Of Missouri arrives at Selma and
seizes his son, who taken away by runaway
mother when she eloped with her affinity" z
cab driver. Page
W B. AtweH, postmaster at Sesrchiight, New.
is short in his accounts and threatens to kill
himself Page
council in Watsonville. Page
Auto falls across neck of society girl and al
most chokes her TO death in accident at Santa
Rosa. Page
San Josesn pays on behalf of deceased rela-
tive debt Of 50 years standing to Beloit
college. Page Z
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY So
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1907.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YEsTERDAY-Partly cloudy; maximum TEN.
persture, &c; minimum, 81.
FORECAST FOB ToDAY-Partly cloudy; fresh
west wind. Page 8
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SUBURBAN

Realty dealers Of Oakland report steady influx
Of home seekers from all over country Page A
Terror stricken maid saves bankers silver from
burglar who ransacking the lstter's dining
room. Page 4
Burlingame club women will resume their anti
liquor war today by attending trial of grocer ac-
cused by them. Page 4
List OF students TO graduate from Stanford
shows largest number in history of that insti-
tuition. Page S
+ R. Porter issues pamphlet denouncing ". f.
Dargie editor of Oakland Tribune. for saIieged
failure TO pay adequate commission in financial
transaction. Page 3
SPORTS
Albion Rovers snd Vampires defeat San Fran
eisccs and Independents at association foot
bail. Page 8
Boxers Johnson and Flynn work before large
crawds at their training quarters. Page 3
Jockey A. Brown, well known to California
race gcers. is warned away from Latonia rack
after a form reversal by the horse Deutscb-
land. Page K
Maurice Mclaughlin wins the singles and Mel
vile Long and Carl Gardner the doubles cham
pionships in the bay counties tennis tourna-
ment. page 2
stockton state league baseball team defeats
San Francisco in fast game Page z
Greyhound Flower Girl displas high speed and
takes clsss stske Ingleside. Page q
Thousands of spectators witness harness races
Of the san Francisco driving club on the park
speedway Page s
Barbarian second team defeats St Mary's col
lege at Rugby. to 3. on the Golden Gate park
Stadium Page =
San Francisco wins two games from Portland
and Los Angeles double victory over the Oak
land team Page 3
MARINE
Kosmos steamship setos arrives with the Den
derah, which it towed $500 miles from Corinto
to this port. Page n
MINING
President Rslston of the California miners
association says that the issues TO come before
the annual convention here next month are i'm
portant and viii be discussed thoroughly by the
delegates. -- Page o
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POLITICAL

POLITICAL
Daniel A Ryan overjoyed by Hearst's es-
pousal Of his in campaign. Page 4
Mccarthy addresses candidates at county com
mittee meeting. but uses most of speech to de
nounce Mayor Taylor. Page 2
CITY
Great IS, s,OOO. coo drydock at Mare island springs
leak and front is blown out to save the
walls from destruction. Page IL
". d. Mabon. international president of street
carmen's association confers with local strike
leaders Page L
Grand jury may investigate conduct of aims
house 10y Frank Schmitz. who, With his brother
Herbert, secretary Of the park commission, is
soon to be out OF office Page 3
Rev. L. r. Ollie delivers sermon to large con
gregation and fsvors election of DR.. Taylor fer
mayor. Page 2
No Tossn. Japanese painter. is admitted to
artists guild after bitter fight among the
members. Page IL
Mrs. John I. Merrill of Red Cross society asks
federal authorities to compel San Jose hospital
to discontinue use of society's name. Page IL
Commissions issued TO new officers Of the
state naval militia Page q
Miss Lillian Elliott mistakes lovers sister for
rival and attempts suicide. Page 10
D. A. Ahearu identifies body found in bay as
that Of his wife. Page IL
Various women's clubs Of the city report the
acquisition recently Of great many new
members Page 8
Mrs. Pauline Levy. new ingenue at Central
theater. who makes her local debut tonight Is
arrested on charge Of obtaining money by false
pretenses. Page IL
Wonau's screams lead TO calling Of FIRE de-
partment and policemen who fail to End cause
OF her alarm. Page II
Man shot IN trolley dies in hospital, while
another victim loses eve. Page II
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MINING

President RsIston Of the California miners
association says that the issues to come before
the annual convention here next month are i'm
portsnt and will be discussed thoroughly by the
delegates. - Page .
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EDTTORIAL

Ryan's alliance with Hearst is the end OF
Ryans republiesnisu Page 6
How Schwab sees San Francisco. Page q
Downtown district needs hotels. Page g
The British and Asiatic exclusion. Page 6
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Continued on Page 5, Middle Col
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MARINE

Kosmos steamship Setos arrives with the Den
derah which it towed $500 miles from Corinto
to this port. Page =
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Continued on Page 3, Middle Column {
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Continued ON PAGE 2. Column 1
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lmpertinent Question No. Fl
WHAT DO YOU WANT?
See Page 8, Bottom Columns and 2
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-28
Holiday Dances.

Two dances are already scheduled
for the holidays. The first will be held
held in Hobbs hall, Thursday evening,
December rs, for the young people,
and will be an informal select dance.
The chaperones will be Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Dew. Gerhardt, Mr.. and Mrs G.
M. lamar, Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Smith
and Mrs. Ernest Sencindiver.
A New Years eve dance will be
given the younger set in Hobbs hall
December 81 The Swartz orchestra
will supply the music for this occa-
sbon.