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ALEX ANDRIA AFFAIRS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR WASHING
TOMS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February ., 1907.
The George Washington B rthday -Associ-
alton, at meeting last evening, completed
arrangements Tor it's celebration February
-. BY order OF Mayor Pan the bells on
the city buildings will lie sounGed at noon.
Tie prime Pal even. of the day VIII be q
banquet under tie auspices o. the assoc
alton at Armory Hall at = clock in the
afternoon. The list of speakers .or the ban
quet will be announced la.er. Ii was de-.
cided- to ho.d band concert al the corner
Of King and Washington streets between l
and ) o'clock. A special committee wal go
to Mount Vernon at 10 o'clock and p ace
wreath on the tomb of Washington. =.
The Veteran Friendship FIRE ASS ISOLATION
will. hold a meeting next weel. to DC rfect
plans for the demonstration Oh us )pLrltus
that day.
A number of other organ cations are max
ing arrangements for bal Guet; Washing
tons birthday. AS previously sta;ea, re-
llg.ous eXerc ses will lie heId DIT Cnr-,. Prot
estint Episcopal Church at ii clock am.
Mr. John d. Normoyle, real estate agent.
reports the following sales during the past
week: Three tWo-StOry frame IiCuses, uOS,
$40 and 81 Wolfe street, for j. -gd itnews
to II. mix, j.: house 40 South Lee rect
Tor Mrs. Susie HaSlelt to SanIu- J. Elliott,
for $l,oeo AMI two blu ll.lg ,o;; IN tie west
side OF Nashiast.n street petwee.l OrOnoco
and Pend4e. on Sheets FIR G. A. Stout. tlus-
tee to Thomas a. Fisher. Ii is uauers. ood
spring by the erection Of modern brick
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HEARTY THANKS EXPRESSED.
Chinese Relief Committee Grateful
for Contributions.

Tho State Department received cable
message from United States Consul Gen.
eral Rodgers. at Shanghai saying: "Ac-
cording to instructions / am drawing $25.-
900. Relief committee desires me TO offer
hearty thanks. No Improvement In famine
conditions
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To Organize Mems League.

Arrangements have Teen made for a meet
ing for men at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
at the First Baptist Church, for the purpose
of organizing mems league. Rev. DR.. w.
F. Fisher pastor. will preside and explain
the objects of the Organization. A musical
program will also be rende,e ed. All men, es-
pecIa ly those Identified with o.h9r churches,
have been invited to be present
The Joint com: nittee finance and pub
lie property met last evening and discussed
the proposition of DIR. y. Luria president
of a Chicago concern engaged il the manu-
facture of beds, who desires to lease certain
property owned by the city, situated near
the old canal. 1t is understood that the
committee VIII report favorabiy on the
proposition at a meeting of the council next
Tuesday. DIR. Lurfa proposes to erect a fac
tory on the site. -
The members of Fitzgerald Council. No.
400, knights OF Columbus, last evening com
pleted arrangements for trip to Peters,
burg, Va. tomorrow. The majority of the
members will leave here at 4:35 o'clock Sun
day morning. number, however, have
made arrangements to depart at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The local council will con-
fer the first degree on a council to be insti-
tuted in that city tomorrow.
Brief Mention.
At a recent meeting of the finance COM
mittee of the city council bonds amounting
to $3.50 Of the issue of 1872 which had
been purchased and Cancelled by the sinking
fund commissioners, were destroyed
The funeral of Mrs. Adolphine Schwab,
who died Thursday last, will occur at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her resi-
dence. 1o2 North Royal street. Rev. P. r.
Phillips, rector of St. Pauls Protestant
Episcopal Church, will officiate ard the in
terment viii be in st. Pauls cemetery.
The Alexandria Athletic Association
basket ball team have arranged to play a
game this evening with the Shamrocks OF
Washington. The reserve team of the local
ASSOCIATION will also play game tonight
with the Yankees of Washington
The Alexandria German Club gave its
final dance before Easter at McBurney's
Hall last evening. The affair was one of
the most brilliant of the season, and was
largely attended.
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Meeting of Royal Arch Masoas.

A largely attended meeti-ig Ct Mount Ver-
non Chapter, Royal Arcn Masols, was held
last evening at the N asonc TIE .nple and the
Royal Arch degree was conferred on three
candidates. Among those who participated
were Grand High Priest r. NJ. Ferguson of
Bristol, Va, and Grant Lecturere William
J. HUBBARD. a Large delegat on 1rom Mount
HDreb Chapter. Washington, Was also
present. AT the conclusioa of the cere-
monies incident to the installation the MEM
bers proceeded to the old Washington lodge
room, where supper was served. During the
evening speecnmaking was in order. A
number OF prominent Masons from various
parts of the country were present
The Alexandria County Improvement AS
sociation held meeting last evening, and
the various committees, having under ad-
v.sement certain Improvements, reported
progress. Considerable bus of a routine
nature was also transacted. -
THE question of bonding the county for
the improvement OF the public highways
was not considered at last nights meeting.
1t Will. it is expected, be GOES dered at a
fufure meeting
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.BRoMo auININE,,

Only One "BROMO QUININEo
That is LAXATIVE BROAfe Quinine Similarly
named remedies sometimes deceive. The INST and
original Cold Tablet Is WHITE PACKAGE with
black and red lettering. and bears the sigma
Of y. w. GROVE. &c.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, COR. l4TH AND SITS,
Ulysses q. Il. Pierce, ministpr.-3:46 m, Sun
day school and class for the comparative study
of religion; ~ a. M. Unity Study Class; II a.n
morning service. sermon by the minister; p.m
Young Peoples Religious Union; g. Pm. evening
SERVICE third In course Of sermons OIL Tine New
Theism-cs) God In YOU" All seats free at
Evening servfce fe3rZt
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Valencia Oranges are as sweet
as sugar, We have them fresh
at---JOyce-Pruit Company.
Fine Crop Conditions.

Eastern New Mexico is certainly ex-
perienci1g growing weather at the pre-
sent time, and crops of all kinds look
it,
Considerable space has been given
to the subject of dry farming by the
press of this section, but wnat is real
ly needed here to grow crops, is more
work and less theorizing. We have
had sufficient rainfall to grow fine
crops for some people here and we are
of the opinion that moisture has not
been lacking so much as labor.
Wheat, oats, corn, kaffir corn, milo
maize, cotton, potatoes and garden
truck of all kinds look well and prom
Use to yield well where properly plant
ed and cultivated. Some who have
taken UP land here DO not seem to be
able to get over the idea that rain is
all that is necessary to grow bounte-
Gus crops, but in this country as well
IS other places little work is abso-
lutely necessary to get the best re-
sults-Texico Democrat.
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ton received at the Pennsylvania Of
fees here regarding the wreck ut Sun
bury is to the effect that two train
men were killed and fourteen other
persons injured, twelve of whom are
passengers. The passengers are re-
ported only slightly hurt.
Four Story Building coiIapses.
Cincinnati, o., July with no
more warning than the rumble of fall
ing brick, and the crash of tons of
debris, the four-story building occu-
pied by the Office fixture firm of Levy
& White, at Ninth and Main streets.
caved in this afternoon, burying un-
der the wreckage between 35 and 40
men engaged in excavation upon the
corner for the Second National Bank
building
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INTEREST IN NATIONAL
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Sacramento, Cal, July 2.-The wide
spread interest evoked by the ap-
proachit4g session of the National Ir-
rigatio1 Congress which meets in Sac
ramento in September, is shown by
the constantly increasing volume of
correspondence pouring into head
quarters. Every mail brings it's quota,
and a large one, from all points of
the compass. Every section of our
own country and insular possessions
and many foreign centers are repre-
sented in the contents of the post
mans delivery. This postal service is
supplemented by a telegraphic ser
vice of almost equal dimensions. Cor
respondents seek information concern
ing the meeting of the congress it
self, and particulars and deails of the
arrangements for that and the Incl
dental features of the even. Inquiries
with regard to the accommodation OF
visitors and preparations for hand.
ling big crowds, etc, form a consid
cradle part of this voluminous cor
respondence
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Gymnastic Meet in Prague.

Prague, Bohemia, July 2.-Tne great
est gymnastic tournament in the
worlds history closed this afternoon
and the visiting athletes from all ma
tions are beginning to leave for their
homes. Among the countries repre-
sented were the United States, Swed-
en-, England, France. Greece, Holland
Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Algiers
Belgium and Norway, il addition to
thousands of athletes of the Slavic so
kols. The mammoth auditorium in
which the tournament was held, seat
ing $4,000 people, was crowded daily
Novel features of the meet were cal
isthenic drill in which 5000 gymnasts
participated and game of chess, play
ed on a tract of land marked out as
a chess board, with 800 cavalrymen
and 1000 gymnasts on foot as men.
The American delegation won high
honors during the meet and despite its
comparative smallness, attracted We
ry much attention.
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Puerto Cortez, Honduras, June 81.
via New Orleans July within the
last few days a new combination has
| appeared on the Central American
checker-board of five republics, wnere
President Zelaya has been maneuver-
ing for several months by means of
revolutionary plots to consolidate the
five countries under one government.
The new combination is reported to
be Honduras, Guatemala and Saliva
dor. Their understanding was made
at the Hondural capital. and aims at
defeat of the consolidation. Special
ministers from Guatemala and Saliva
dor recognized Provisional President
Davilla as president of Honduras. and
dispatches. to act Independently of
Nicaragua. Zeiayas candidate for the
Honduran presidency was Turencio
Sierra, and in recognizing Davilla.
the Guatemalan and Salvadorean di-
plomats strengthened the hold of
president hostile to Zelaya and there
by robbed the latter of the fruits of
his successful Hondurean war, name
ly the opportunity to name a presi-
dent who would obey him.
The first move of the new combina-
tion was to force the evacuation of
Honduras by the Nicarauguan troops.
1t is reported that Zelaya did not
yield to the demand for evacuation
until his envoy received the refusal
Of President Diaz to act with Mica
raugua in the attack upon Guatemala.
It is reported also that Nicaragua
mas already spent between seven and
eight million dollars in the attempt
to place men of Zelaya's choice IN
the presidential chairs of the other
republics, and that the people are dis
contented with the large expendi-
lures.
The blame for failure of the recent
riot in Salvador in attributed partly
to the choice of DIR. Alfare as leader.
1t is said tnat many of tre SalvadO-
Teans were ready for revolution, but
they would not follow Alfare. prefer
ring General Barahona, who, however,
was not pleasing to President Zelaya.
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evidence for the state. The witness
said ne was not a member of the
Western Federation of Miners, but a
shoemaker by trade. He was at work
/, in his shop at Victor the day of the
riot following the independence de-
pot explosion. After the shooting had
started, McPharland said five men
came to his shop and said they want
ed him. He was marched between
lines of soldiers to the train and TAX
en- to Colorado Springs, where he and
several hundred miners were trans
ferred to the Santa Fe road and TAX
en- within a short distance of the
Kansas line. The engineer refused to
take the men across the line After
we left the train three volleys were
fired over our heads, and we were told
never to come back" said McPhar
time when along came a train which
slowed down. The engineer asked US
if we were deported men. He then
told us to get aboard and he took us
into Holly, Colo, where we remained
some time" Recess.
Meyer and Haywood Retained.
Denver, Colo, July 2.-Charles H.
Meyer was retained as president and
William D. Haywood as secretary
treasurer of the Western Federation
of Miners by the Federation conven-
ton today, although they are fmpris-
oned in Idaho on the charge of com
plicity in the murder of former Gov
ernor Steuaenberg
AS the constitution forbids the cleo
ton to these positions of members
not in attendance at the convention
the election of president and secre-
tary-treasurer was passed by general
consent, no nominations being made
for these offices, and under the con-
stitution the i1cumbents will hold ov-
er until their successors are chosen.
G. E. Mahoney was reelected vice
president, the vote being: Mahoney,
213; Joseph Shannon, of Butte. 112;
j. c. Williams, of Grass Valley, Calf,
80. Robert Randall, of Goldfield, was
elected a member of the executive
board for District No. l. l.. w. Gala
han, of Index, Wash, was elected al
ter1ate member of the board for Dis
trict No. to serve in the absence
of Jack Simpkins, who disappeared
after the murder of Governor ,Steun-
enberg, and whose term has not yet
expired. The convention adopted the
report of the Socialist committee con
tanning instructions that delegates be
sent to a convention to be held at
Chicago October 1st next for the pur-
pose of forming new national indus
trial labor union organization, which
is intended to take an active part in
politics and elections.
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GREAT HONOR TO THE
APOSTLE OF TEMPERANCE.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 2.-The bo-
dy of Francis Murphy, the Apostle
of Temperance will be buried at
RosedNe Cemetery Wednesday after
noon, after services at Simpson Aud
itorium, where the body will lie in
state three hours. Addresses will be
made by Rev. Dewitt Talmage, DIR.
Mcintyre. By order of the mayor, the
flags throughout the city will be dis
played at half mast A remarkable
tribute to the memory of Mr.. Murphy
is the movement instituted by the Ii
quor men to close all the saloons in
the city during the hours the body
will lie in state
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THE "GRACE DARLING"
OF AMERICA" +

New York, July miss Ida Lew
is, the "Grace Darling of America, "
as she is known, who has lived for
fifty years at the Lime Rock Light
House, off Newport, R. L., celebrated
her golden anniversary as a resident
of the historic spot Monday. For %
years Miss Lewis has been keeper of
the beacon, succeeding her father.
Miss Lewis was 6S years of age in
March last. but is still alert in body
and mind. Practically all of Newport
took part in the celebration, for the
people are proud of the brave wom-
an who has to her credit the saving
OF eighteen lives from the sea.
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FIRE AT ROOSEVELT
DAM IN ARIZONA.

Phoenix, Arizona, July 2.-Word
was received this morning from
Roosevelt of the burning late Friday
afternoon OF the power house owned
by Contractor O'Rourke. -he engineer
engaged in construction of the Roose-
welt storage dam. The loss is estimat-
ed at $4,000. The burning of the
power house released the big cable
employed for carrying rock, cement
and machinery to the dam site, and
the most serious feature of the fire
is that work on the dam will be re-
stopped entirely.
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West Virginia Day at Exposition.

Norfolk, Va, July 2.-Following a
great parade and the dedication of the
coal tower erected by West Virginia,
Secretary of the Treasury George w.
Cortelyou today delivered the princi-
pal address of the West Virginia day
celebration at the jamestown expo
sition. Senator Stephen B. Elkins pre-
sided at the exercises, during which
notable addresses were made by Gov
ernor Dawson, of West Virginia, Gov
ernor Swanson, of Virginia and Harry
ST. George Tucker, president of the
exposition. Several thousand promi-
nent citizens of West Virginia, among
them nearly all the members of the
state legislature and several ex-gov-
ernors took part in the celebration.
Fine DrOgram at the Majestic
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We have the only Valencia
Oranges in the country Try
them ---JOyce-Pruit Company.
ANTI-AMERIcAN FEELING
CAUSES NO ALARM

CAUSES NO ALARM.
Oyster Bay, July 2.-The published
reports that sixteen battle ships of
the Atlantic fleet are to be transferred
to the Pacific coast because of the
anti-American feeling in Japan, were
denied today iby William Loeb, Presi-
dent Roosevelt's secretary. Loeb said
the report was without foundation,
in fact that such a movement has ne
yer been considered by the President
and that its consideration is not con-
templated.
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Monte Miller. Postmaster.

Monte Miller, formerly of Roswell
has been appointed postmaster at
Santa Rosa, as the following from the
Santa Rosa Sun shows.
Monte z. Miller has been appointed
as the O. s. postmaster. of course we
know no other kind of postmasters-
but Monte win be q sure enough U.
s. man at Pastura. Send us our mail
by the Rural Delivery.
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Tobacco Men to Meet.

Norfolk, Va, July 2.-OEe OF the
most largely attended trade convent
ions to be held at the exposition will
sociation of the United States will
meet in seventh annual session. Con
vention headquarters have been estab
lished at the Inside inn and Virginia
tobacco men, nearly all of whom are
members of the association. have com
pleted elaborate plans for the recep-
ton of the delegates from otner states
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MANY STATE GOVERNORS
TO MEET IN SACRAMEk

Sacramento. Cal, July 2.-Thus far
the governors of seven states and
territories have accepted Invitations
to attend the National Irrigation Con-
gress It is expected that the num-
Der will be augmented as the date of
the session approaches.
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Look out For our waoor.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is ON the streets OF Ros-
well from z a. m. until p. m, each
and every day during working days.
II you want to hit the Standard Oil
Trust solar plexus blow. stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support, both moral AID
real to live. II the consumers viii act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Refineries.
7stf Phone 4l2.
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THE TRIAL
AT BOISE
ORCHARD WANTED MALICH TO
"RLoW ScAB HOTEL OFF THE
FACE OF THE EARTH"
DID NOT MAKE BOMBS

Witness Declares He Never Assisted
in Their Manufacture, and in Fact
Had Never Seen a "Boom."-Testifi-
Business with Pettibone Dope
Meyer and Haywood Retained as Of
ficers of Miners Federation.
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A car of fresh Valencia
Oranges at.--JOyce.Pruit Co.
Wanted One Hundred Horses.

Wanted One Hundred Horses.
/ ain now in shape TO shoe horses
RIGHT. Interfering. over-reachiag
and lame, narrow heel cured easily
by our wide-heel shoes. Dan Neese.
our filter. A trial is all I ask.-R. F.
Cruise, Texas Shop. 98tf
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OIL OIL OIL.

II you want good goods at honest
prices. call up Phone Az and ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give us trial and let
us convince you.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY CO.
Independent OIL Refineries.
76-tf. Phone 412'
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Complete camping outfits, consist
ing of wagons, hacks. horses. cots,
chairs, and all cooking utensils sucn
as are reeded for camping. Every
thing in the best of condition. See
Carson at the Pecos Valley Feed and
Wagon Yard, s. Main. 02t6
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Mrs. M. W. Bates left on the auto
today at noon for her nome at Puer-
to. N. NJ. after spending two months
here visiting Mrs. E. J. Bates.
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the week beginning July % the cir
cult races will be held in connection
with the North Dakota state fair at
Grand Fork.
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The. first and finest Valencia
Oranges in the c0untry---just
received a fresh car I0ad--.
JOyce-Pruit Company.
Notice.

Bids viii be received at the ONCE
OF the Commonwealth Water Co. at
Barstow, Texas, until 400 p. m, July
10th. 1907, for the drilling OF 2,500
foot well; plans and specifications
furnished on application. Address all
communications to A. e. Hayes. Sec,
Barstow, Texas. 97t10
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Don't use anything but the
sweet Valencia Oranges that we
have just received --- Joyce
Pruit Company.
Don't You Want

10 work on a good farm. want sew
eral good men.-L. w. Holt, Lakewood
N NJ. t3.
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THREE STATES CONNIE TO DE-
FEAT PLANS OF A LARGER
COM MBiNATioN.
HOSTILE TO zfLAYA

The New Alliance Supports DaVilla
for President of Honduras, and He
Will Act independently of Nicsrau-
gua.- Heavy Cost of Last War.
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San Francisco Cal, July At is
announced that President Small of
the Commercial Telegraphers' Union,
last night extended the strike of tele-
graphers by ordering out the operat-
ors of the Western Union and Pos
tai Companies in another city to help
out the men on the strike in this
city and Oakland. Small would not
say where the strike had been called,
and will not divulge the location until
his message reaches its destination.
1t is believed by many of the opera
tors that either Portland, Los An
geles or Seattle will be the scene of
the next walkout, while some declare
that the men in Chicago, regarded as
the key to the telegraph situation of
the entire country, have been ordered
ont
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Rerort.A

Roswell, N. NJ, ,tuly 2.-Tempera
ture.-Max.. 81: min. "a; mean. 80.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. W., We
locity miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Wednesday; sta
fionary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
o3oial = Change.
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S. L. Friend. Dolph Flersheim and
Joe Boaitzer. all travelling men. left
this noon on the auto for Torrance.
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FOR SALE Domestic sewing ma
chine. Apply at once, sos N. KY.
O5t3
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Cheapest money to loan on
city and country property.
Woodruff & De Freest. lOOtf
Special Ten Day Offer.

INGERSOLL'S Matchless Fountain
Pen, $1.25. Sold under absolute guar
antee 99tf
INGERSoLL'S BOOK STORE.
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GERMAN HAS
ACANCER
AMBASSADOR Won STERNBERG
REPORTED TO BE so AFFLIc-
TED AND MAY RETIRE.
HAS DONE GOOD WORK

The German Ambassador, Married to
Popular at Washington, and His
State of Health is Heard With Re-
gret by Diplomats