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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

John and Frank tsiaves. both col
or.d. were shot by Ed Wallace. coicr-
ed. at Tn. home ~ Henry summers
IN Rapid city. Frank Graves was
shot in the abdomen and cannst re-
cover. Wallace was arrested and Il.
tn Jail. The negroes quarYeied over
a coiored woman named Cora Duvan.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Killed In His SIN.

r.. =. Weber. a sergeant In the
Columbus, O.. barracks. was kille.
by Edward Mitchell. a negro, who
came home unexpectedly and found
Weber in company with Mrs. Mitch
all
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
New Hearing Ilenleti.

The supreme court al Pierre deciin-
ed to grant a siew hearing 10 Rome
Clover. who was found guilty Of horse
rustiing In Butte county. The cas.
came to the supreme court on writ u
error and sentence has not been pro-
nounced In the case.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Canal Board Buys Tug.

The isthmian canal commission has
purchased the tug Reynolds. a vessel
ri5 feet long, at a cost OF $685. 900 for
work I'm the harbor at Panama. This
is the third vessel purchased by the
commission to be sent to Panama by
way of Cape Horn,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
mcin.e 70 Quit Butte r,.nt.

M. s. Largey, president az the state
Savings bank at Butte. Mont. which
closed its doors two weeks ago, stated
Friday that r. Augustus Heinze will
retire from the bAnk In . rev days.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
John Mitchell Improving.

John Mitchell. president OF the
United Mine Workers Of America.
was reported Monday to be gradually
improving.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Death al t.arrvsson.

Mrs.. L. A. Barr. wife Of a former
saioOukeercr OF Garretsofi. Ii dead
after several weeks illness. The body
Wa taken to Homer. Neb.. her old
home. for burial.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Big strike In England.

The executive committe OF the
Amalgamated Society OF Rail Services
Of London Friday adopted = resolu-
,Asn t. call = seneraI strike.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

%NEE%&#&4#
stardard ours alanlty = lEins D.
d~nd.-Chicago Tribune.
There II 4 -pr~vaiest acttca tnak
Rockefeller ought 10 divida-Phils1a.
phia Pr~sss
I~t's haal u navy sp - tn lan4
lest IN other power sAOald sA3sct-
New York Mail
II makes the av~r1ce MAN feel tat19
ehserfnl tn Discover that last ysGga
cvervcAt h xre~i for another wintee-
Washington Post.
wh~n = god jockey ~ eaN -
COO Z rear. IL In strange that sormnmv
light weishfs Try to ~ into Cno1aA
--wsshington Pest
A ths chorus Girl ssssoa = esm1ng
On ~ may h~gin % loek IN - ~
| exfbueton AZ aosms N1oljen foetm0M@
Philadelphia Fresa-
while tn PrealAaat - sadevene
1srs neat h canp4 ~ ~ = - -
growing about tn 6sGr noaf - -
--washington Pest.
s~assasirss IN rttasbur4A ase be211s~
hiddsn - wear pnnp4dsasA w. -
life In pittsburg hard eaoagA 1s6sEsf
-Phiiadelphia InquiFsF.
All kinda ~ food afe oett1ng =
high In prtee that eusHsi - - -
bage win 1900 rise % a~rts1pc1ate ~
q the menn--PhiisdslpAia InGsafsE.
After Miss GLADYS vandasA1ls -
COMES the Counties eoecAsny1 - -
always remind her friends e - mQnRA
able caa - ~ f-sveFs-Nn11ngo0
PosE.
whils : PaFts dpcenr ~. een@
ssfts. cuFs ~ n thirty n1nu1m -
important = process s1ghk - - Negtn
Ct least - hosr's timA-Fhno1o1DA1o
Ledger. Il
win IL prsce u - - - - -
indigestion h a9ain aavanae4 ~ 0nD
continues Il viii soon ~ = tAn9 -
one can afford - Aave 1E-New XeGk
Tribune.
In New England ~ petas - p1e1 -
advanced - pef cenG IT, maDu1ne
tursr. must hsvs fS1t 80 60 80
bsen mtncine nattns - leaa-WA
ington Pest
The Neswegtan exp1sg9R - -
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Span = roaar leers $500 lravaN
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New YoFk WerlA.
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pasear Ared. rrmf,y 49, -
frou Finland Is New Yer>. go -
stpry q Jonah i ! Aet1onA nN
nafure faker = - noAnrn $500
Philadeirhia Iederr.
rhs Russian cplnioa 49, - -
tween ths United states ~ Jmnn
ipevitahas arfasa aoshtieA frA
mnatural Aesire y - Isrnn n9-
Phfiadelphia Iedner.
wome.,e hats. ~ 49,
Arc Nm tU4 D1mD ~ y0Ey
ara yesr ~ TAat = nuah1,. -
$780, ~ 49, - : - nrrn1n.
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Ne,y Minister from Honduras.

Secretary Root Monday presented
= the president DIR. Angel Ugartc. the
minister from Honduras. The usual
Solicitations were exchanged.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Iocb Rcturu. 70 washIns,on.

Secretary Loeb returned to Wash
ington and resumed his duties as Sec
rotary to President Roosevelt Thurs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
sioux City Live Stock Market.

Mondays quotations on the Sioux
City live stock market follow: Heeves
1918. Top hogs. $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
The McLeanS.

The raany friends of the late Anthony
Mclean, the genial warm hearted old
gentleman kaoWn and loved by all dur
ing his long residence in our midst, will
be- glad 10 read the following notice OF
NIr. Boyez Dsnssrd, who a lew years ago
married his granddaughter, formerly Miss
Ssllie Mclean, daughter OF the late
Malcolm Mclean. She with her brother
aud Douglas, son Of the late Doasld Nc
Lean. are the only survivors OF q family
once known as the Happy family" OF
Alexandria.
Monroe, Mich, April 4.-Boyes Dan
card. democrat, elected mayor by s
msiori.y of 1874, was boEn in this city
S8 yeArs ago. lie is the president OF
n Dansard Sous Stste bank, and mas
hsan practically raised in the banking
ausiness. both his father and grandfather
hsIng well knoEp bankers 10 this city
and Sonpty. He vas educated In the
public sc5ools and graduated from the
local high school and most Of the yoSng'
az Teuera,ioa we're sehoolmates OF nus
whsch In a measure accounts jor ms
popularity. Tue msyor elect Is so en-
sbuslastie yaehtsmaD snd one OF the
fosrd OF directors of the Monroe yssb'
club. Mrs. Dabsard, formerly MISS
esrsh McLeao. Of Virginia, Is one OF the
most pSpnlsr young society leaders Of
this CITY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
THESE VERY
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
Are Sure to Find
a Place on Your
Shopping List.

i.coo yards Percsles. yard wide. 1910
values, at 8sc.
One ease Apron 0inghams, &c value, at so
yard.
20 pieces ysrd.wids Bieached Cotton, lOa
value. at 7ac.
50 pieces sost.GnisA Cannon Clotha, 1910
value. at Ssc.
10 pieces yard wide. soft finish Cambrics,
l0c value, ct 7ec.
O,se tieht S4irtiug Prints, &c value, at So
Case Dress oiasbsus, &C. values. OF &c yard.
Csc White saowaake Aasiins, &c value.
50 dozen large sire Huck Towels, 100
value, Ct &c.
Case Fancy Lawns, Sc value, at Sc yard.
IS pieces 40-inch Indis Amen, 1910 value.
ct Ic.
25 pieces 4O,inch India LnOu. ise value.
at i9ic.
One case Blesched Toilet Crashes, Sac yard.
Bleached i0-4 aheetIng. Soc value. at Ole.
Pillow Cases, 15c value. at 1919.
so pieces fhe Persian Lawns, l8c value,
at 1870.
80 dozen ladies' Blesched Summer Yests,
&c each.
20 gross Pearl Buttons, 90 a set.
L&Ysl. Laces, worth &c n &c, a. &c yard,
Large Pearl Buttons, 90 q set.
Eo.@ Gsuzs Ribbon. black, white and
nile eos yslre. at 9c'ysrd
Long Lisle Gloves, Tafets finish 80
value. sts5ac.
Long sitk Gloves. 500 value. at Zoe.
Ladies Dropstttohti Hose, &c pair.
Ladies Heavy Black Combs and Side
Combs. ion-
Ladies' White Wash Belts, ac.
Chiidron's Patent Lesther Belts, black an1
red, Sc.
Ladies' 2.elssp Kid Gloves. SOC pair.
iql dozen white hemssilched fiandker.
chief. &c.
IS dozen Buresu Scars, 60.
60 Thita Spreads. $i.o0 value, at see.
LANES White Maists, Sl,5o values, Of 81.
Lsdlcs' Thite Waists, 75c value, nj zoe.
fsdiss' Spring Suits, Sl2 yalue. ut S7.ss.
Ladies Es1ey' psess Skirts, $3.50 value,
at S1.49.
Iadiss' Deess Skirts. s. values. at $3.50.
ladies' Wrappers, 81 value. at 75c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Cameron Club.

Last nigh, Miss Richards closed her
series of talks for the season before the
Cameron Club with o stereopticon lee
ture on Ooerammergau. There was a
largo and Interested audience and Mics
Richards treatment OF the subject
brought very wildly before one this love
" mountain home Of the peasants, VINO
coneecrate their lives to these two plays
- the Davidspeil and the Passion play.
The life Of David is emphasized as the
tvpe of David's greater con. Thus the
one compliments the other The theater
was shown, adording as 1t does seating
capacity for 1000 people, and the enot-
nous stage whereou can be grouped TO
advantage the large number OF actors,
that at certain parts of the play must as
ssnble OF one time. The Passion play
will be given In 1910 but not for 70
years will DsvIdspeil be again repro
duced in Oosrammergsu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Republican Committee.

The members Of tie republican COM
mittee of The Eighth congressional diS-
trict met in Sarepta Hall this afternoon
for the purpose of considering the adV's-
ability Of calling convention and nom
mating a candidate for Congress.
There we're present q. ?. Dodge, OF
Manassas, chairman; ". P. Graves snd
Joseph L. Orupper, Of Alexandra city;
J. B. Henderson and o. V. Gray. OF
Alexandria county; NJ. K. Lowry, of
Stafford; w. B. King, Of Loudoun; and
and J. l.. Strother andC. G. Middleton,
of Fauquier county. ,
The meeting was held behind closed
doors.
The committee vas called to order
about 1870 o'clock by Chairman Dodge,
With J. B. Henderson as secretary Alter
celebrating about an hour 1t was de-
cided to hold a convention In this city
on the 27th OF August.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Chnrch Seryices TOmOrrOw.

CgPrSr CHURCH.-Rev. VIM. j. Morton,
rector. Services and confirmation az II q. al.
by Bishop Gibson.
ar. PArI's Characterization at II 8. m.
bv Bishop Gibson and 1880 p. 10. by rev.
PIP. PhillipB.i
GRACE CHURcH-Holy Communion 7:90 O..
m Sunday School az $50 m Services nno
sermon at II a. N By Rev. Edgar carpenter
T and confirmation services at 1880 p. III. Dy
Bishop Gibson.
EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURcH-SuDday
school at q. IN. Services at II a. IN. by
sT. MARYis CHURcH-First mass at a.
N, Mass and sermon at 1880 O. N. Nespers
and bene fiction 7:30 p. N.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHVRCH-~Sunday
school Of go a. m. Services at II a. H. anu
q:sO D, m. by Rev. Joseph II. Sewer.
HAYrIsT CHURCH--Sunday school at $50 O.
N. Services at II o. m. aud 1880 p. m. by Rev.
Or. W. 7. Fisher.
TnIwITY MGrH. EPrs CHUBoB-Sunday
sobool al o.9Oa. 10. Preaching at IL O. "a.
aad 7.30 D, N. By Rev. W. W. Van Arsdale,
Young Peoples Prayer Meeting at $50 D. m.
METH. LIPS. CHURCH SoUTH-kev. Charles
n Bulla, pastor $50 o. m. Sunday sohool.
llGOa. n. Preaching by the pastor; 6:yV
o. ID. Epworih League. 1880 T. M fFeseh'
ing by the pastor. -.
NeTH. PRoT. CHURCH--Sundny school at
obs. m. Preaching at II a. II. and 7:5O
!, m. by Rev. r. Llwrenson. Class
tassHnQ ct D. IN. Y. r. s. c. L. at GA p a.
FRFE METHoDIsT CHUECH-Lee street
near IYilLes-Servlcesat ll a. IA. and ?:SO pm.
by tue Rev. b. A. Seull. .
VTIIGgE CHArRL, N. E. CUUECE SoVTH-.
9;bbon greet, near Ahred.-Sunday schooi OF
BAPTIST MfEsIoS-CorneT Of Pend Teton and
Columbus streets--Sunday school and preach
lag al D. IN. Prayer meeting every Tuesday
night at 7:30 O'Clock. Young men are invited
Del RAY CHAPEL Me. CHURCH SOUTH
Sunday school at g Preaching at p. 70.
F,pworth League at s y. n. -,
ALMs HoUsE--serTices at 800 by Rev. MI
MfssIoS-West side Of Fairfax street, be-
tween Franklin md Jefferson streets.--SeT'
E0sERrs CHAPEL, N. T. CHURCH (eoior'
sd]--Presching at II a. n. and $50 p. m.
Meade CH4PRIr-Sunday school a; $50 p
w. Evening service and confirmation OF
u. N. by Bishop Gibson. ,,N
LrBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH lco!ored)-
ncIth Alfred strett--Rey. w II. johnson. pas
Or Preaching at $50 p. M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
St. Mary's Church Notes.

Rev. William Sullivan, of the Paulist
House of Studies, Catholic University,
will assist at the servicss tomorrow In
St. Mary's Church. The local clergy
are fortunate In securing the assistance
of this eloquent young prizes; who is al
WAYS greeted with O large aud attentive
congregation whenever no breaches: The
Pauiist Order, OF which Father Sullivan
ia a distinguished member. is the pioneer
10 the non. Catholic missionary field In
the United States, their discourses al
ways being OF dcctrinsl character never
controversial. Father Sullivan Will
preach Mt the high mass and at the 1880
O'Clock vesper service. All are invited.
Ushers will be 10 attendance to provide
seats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
LOCAL BREYITIRS.

Miss Margaret J. BaShford. Of the county
schools. has been delegated 70 install the
school exhibit at Jamestown. Miss B6shford
will leave Alexandria for the Exposition On
April 10Th. There will be IN exhibit OF oil
SCHOOL work that Is to be sent 10 The jamestown
Exposition at the Mt. Vernon Avenue sahool
In Del Ray. Wednesday. April II, from 3
until p. N.
Unable 10 sgree ppon verdict. the Jury at
Upps Marlboro, Nd, yesterday. In the case
Of CORPORAL William =. Winebarger, charged
with killing Private Frederick oosuey,
January 26 last. was discharged.
There will be mission serTice held 10 tie
naflor Of ,he Braddock House Sunday OF p
M. under the auspices Of Rev. BENZ. Seull,
Dastor Of the Free Methodist Church. Invita-
tion il extended to al.
The schooner Merrill C. Hart which or
rived last Wednesday from Stockton Springs,
Maine, with q, cargo Of potatoss for y n,
Chilly Il now being loaded With railroad tie
for New GoTa.
There vas no change In conditions OF Fish
town this morning. The offerings Of sAsd IN
the market are abundant, but price remain
unchanged.
At the regular meeting last night Of Mount
Vernon Chapter. Royal Arch haaons, degrees
we're conferred upon several candidates
A marriage license was Issued In Washing
ton Yesterday to Eppa c. Kearns and Larrs
E, Bell, both Of BsfIey's Gross Boads.
Mt. Vernon Council, D. Of A., Is holdipg
a fair al MeBurney's Hall.
A cold storage pisnt is being erected 10 tn,
Potomac freight yard.
Hard Crabs, Clans and Oysters at 0DeIs
House Cafe today.
oysters fried, s.ewed or raw. Fried clans
Dining ieNm open on Sunday daring oyste
season. Clam Soup three times q week. G
II. Zimmerman. Market spste. feb 28t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Accused Dismissed.

A young man named George Harper
was brought to the station house lsts
Yesterday afternoon by William Jones
and J, r. Henderson, ell of Washing
ton. Harper was charged With attempt
ing TO steal from the persons OF the two
meu, the complainauts alleging that the
ofenss was committed in SELDOM In
the neiehborhood OF the station house.
Harper was locked mp and this morning
he visa brought before Justice Oaton in
the Police Court, Jones and Hender-
son tailed to sppear and the accused was
dismissed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Offers to Restore Lost hoy.

Wiluingtop, Del. April lS.--The drst
message that has been reeeireq BY the
local police regarding the disappearance
Of Horace n. Marvin IT,, The four year
old boy who was kidnapped from the
home of his father, at Kits Hammock,
Monday, March 4, was received today.
The message came from William Spencer,
living at 2l49 Germantown Avenue,
Phi!adelphis, and contains an ofsi of
81, 900 for the return Of the boy. In
making this offer, Mr.. Spencer states
that the persona delivering the boy to
him will tsSeno rick Of arrest and that
he will arrange In a manner whereby &C.
cspe from sIres. or d,,ention 10 any way
will be csrtalu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
entertainment Mex Tuesday.

Thc play TO be presented Iuesday'
Anil rs, Tor the benefit OF st. Mary s
Academy by It's pupils promised to be
o,e of nn,iAasl merit for amateurs, as
.he following cast of charac lers and pro-
gvamme attest:
Dramatls persona: Lady Emiiine Hard
orsys knoTn as the Witch Of Brambis hoi.
low katherine Brrell; Maurine, Queen 81
The May, Ella Kill; 0yp. little gypsy
Dancer, Nadge Clary: oyp', ~ Le99uno
DeNo.ency, Elizabeth Jaekooni ,S MARY,
Crown-bearer to the Queen, Emma WILDE
Imogene. Eceptre bearer to The queen so'S
phine Ddy. nth,
Waids If honor TO the queen: Mabel.
S1a0rgia lit; Agnes, Bernadette Allen; Carrie
Fjsje II milton; Olga, Rosa Chilly; Ethei,
Grane Merris; Bertha, Helen COrbett; Esther,
Nildrsf Goods; Fanny, Margaret Murphy;
Rgesns. Freda CowhiR: Cora, lda CTlily;
Josephine. Margaret DAILY: lesica' Soh
Psttil; Eva, jennie Grammar; s'eis Matle
Drew; Adeie, Lola Aahton;, Tessie, Ce1SsI'uo
Brill; Florence. Charlotte Murphy. H.,
- Pages Of honor: Eua, Helen DAILY; Una
Floral hearers 10 the queen: Dorothy Sul-
Evan. Lena Moore, Lillian Hill, Virgins
Do,gney. Nina Hines. N-ra McDeIIaotl {.
Uelen Nc 0ormack, Mildred Hellmuth, Li5ze
Nugent, Christine Naeeamau, IlthhViS, plI
Ienger, Ethel Adams, Cora BaYnhouse, Helen
Tain bearers 10 tie queen: Vivian Web
ster and Helen Morris. o,..
Ovpsi 3: zerslda, Queen Of the. Qypsies'
Nancy Oroh; ZentO, Emma Carriek; 'er.
dIna- Lillian Ittner; Z.ngerello, Msrgarst
Incas; Roziua, Rose Ponnett; lmelda. Edna
RriIj, spn tie. Wary Faber; E<meraldn'
r Alma Dssio Inez, Irene No tier. tsperon2a1'
Magdaien g IL; Carrains. Margaret hs%il-
ton; melind, Teresa SchlichfiDg; Eo4lnoh'
Jennette hoAlenamin
Sister Angela, teacher OF Maurice agnes
Gilroy ,,-..i.o
Madsme dc vsuz, eharercns to Aaurine
and LeOatine. ..
Mile, Breslou, gOverness ct Chateau Ss
klog-ncy Marie Green.
Angel Of Hope, Winfield Bsyne. =.
AnPels Of Glory, Nellie Studs ana Bessie
Talbot.
Schooluates of Maurinsi Sadie Gaipea.
Gertrude Barnard. Marion Miller, asIie
Gaines, Agnes Breen and Kate DongheEty.
The entertainment will DO glvenin the
school hall, corner Columbus and Prince
streets, and will begin at eight o'clock.
Entrsnce on Columbus street. Owing
TO the limited space the ball affords, no
children ofsny age will be admitted IN
less holding ticket, but O special per,
lormsGce will be given for the pupila OF
Al. MaFy's Academy and ParochisI
sIohool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
MIR. Carlln.


Colonel William c. Waite, promi.
nent yonng business man Of the town OF
Culpeper, apd member of Governor
Sgapson's stsf, was in the city Thurs.
day ard was caller upon his chief at
the executive department. Colonel Wsite
is q strong supporter ofMr. Q. Q. Csrlin
ior the democratic nomination for Coo
sress in the Eighth District and Ia one
Of the Alexsndris mans most active
lesders 10 CulpepeI county. =,
az am firmly Of opipion that mr..
Carlin will win by a safe plurality over
the field" be said when sesn at Muir
phys that night. 1--WE have gone over
the Geld carefully, and ne are satisfied
that be will carry FIVE Of the counties
of the district by enough votes, to yin
his fight. OF course, be will carry Alex
andria city by o handsome malatliy.
al believe that Csrlin VIII lead the
next highest man 10 Calpeper By st
least fly msj5rity.
(Which one Of the candidates DO So7
regard as Mr.. Cabins strongest COM
pelito,9p Colonel Waite wss asked.
"The winner has col 10 beat Ryan"
wss the quick reply.
"Gordou is s.Iong souih Of The hsppE'
hammock River, snd be will almost Ger.
,ainly carry Louisa G1d Osaoge, but l
look upon Rryan ss CarIin's mest dan
gerous competitor. -,
II believe, though, that CaTlin will
get enough lead 10 Alezardis city to
Offset that of Ryan In Loudcnn.
This viii ststi them Into the rest Of
tho district about even, sol | am conh'
dent by the time they hit CnlpePer, Car.
lin Will be the winner. - Richmond
T,mes- Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Ms Dear ola Mother.

"Ny dear old mother, who is now eighty;
three wears old, thrises on Electric Bitiers,"
Srites W. p. Bruuson. Of Dublin. Gs. She
hss taken them for sbout two years and en-,
toys an excollsn. sppelite. feels strong s s,9
slesps we'll" That's the. way ElsciIic ny
tiers sgect the eyed. and the SINE hspp{ "
sults follow In al csses q ienisls NsaS,hsss
and 9neral debility. Wess' RaAy r., v1t Gnsr.
too. are greatly strsDgthensa ny men HIat
troubles. by +. 3. Ieadbsstel & Sons, drag
gisTs, 500,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Fined for Vagrancy.

An unkempt Individual who gave his
name as George Williams was brought
before the Police Court this morning BY
Officers Kuish. and LYles charged with
yaerancy. II was alleged that be had
been entering houses 10 the southeastern
section of the city begging food and
clothing. lie was 10 some instances di,-
orderly and it was charged threw brick
at a cOlored woman. justice Cation
6ned the accused S., and If he fails to
CAV the assessment be will serve 20 days
10 ISL. Williams is said to be from
Washington where be goes by another
name.
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Police Court.

Sjariee II. h. Cation preslding.]
The following csses we're dhPOsed Of
this morning
George Harper, charged with attempt
ing 70 rob VIM. Jones sBd j. F. Hen.
Asrsou, Ess dismissed.
George williams, arrested by Officers
Knight aud Lyles charged with gagrsncy,
VISA 6Ssd IS and in defsult Of payment
~Hl be sent to jail tof twenty days
Charles Lloyd, arrested By 0fS@F
Carey chsrged with stealing canvas
from . scoT, wss held
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Youth Held.

Charles Lloyd, youth about l6 years
of age, was before the Police Court this
morning charged with be.Dg one OF three
boys who stole canvass covering from
boat and cold the same for 81. Oh. jus
tee Cation concluded to hold Lloyd un
Ill arrangements can be made for placing
him in 60 institution where he will be
cared for. The boys father and mother
are dead, and for some time ne hiss had
no one TO chow interest 10 him and he
lacks sbility to care for himself. The
police hsve warrants for the arrest Of bic
two coiapspions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Personal,

Miss Margle Rsmey is quite sick at
her home on Royal street,
Mr. Thomas B. Murphy with his FAM
liz has moved into the handsome resi-
dence on Duke street near Roysl, which
he recently purchased from the estate OF
the late W. F. Lambert, and has become
a permanent resident Of this city.
Rev, Robert X. Mssse. Of the Theological
Seminary, will preach at st. Bartholomew =
Church. Baltimore tomorrow morning. Rev.
Page Dane Is rector Of tie church
Dr. L. s. Greene has gone TO iClClse county
10 spend few days
Rev. +. v. Register, rscentlS. appointed
presiding elder OF lhis district, and hrs family
have arrived here and taken apartments at
''The Warfeld."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs Charlotte Arm
strong Fallp, whose Gssth occurred ct
sibleJ Hospital, Washington, early yes
terday morning, will take place from
Christ Church tomorrow afternoon at '
O'clock. The services will be conducted
BY Rev. Jas. Falls, of Washington, add
Rev. w. !. Moron, end the psllbesrers
will be DR.. T. O. Smith, James Bowen
and Chas. Kelley, Of Washington, and
Thos. W. Robinson. 5. Fl. Lunt aud
Frank Marbury, Of this city. The in
termeut will DO In Ivy Hill Cemetery,
aud will be private.