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The daily tribune., 1907-12-20
SHELTER BLOWS IN WITHIN
SIX MONTHS FROM DATE
Sale Price is $500, 900 and New
Company Pays All Bills
Plenty of Ore to Work
Continuously Needs
Some Remodellng.

Inc Rocky mountain smelter
south of this city was sold at 3
o'clock this afternoon on the
carpets of the Fremont hotel in
this city to the Troy Consoli
dated Mining company of New
York City. with dozens of ex-
cellent mining claims in Kelvin,
Pinal county, Ariz. The deal
was entirely consummated and
the deed was turned over to the
new owners.
The consideration was S4co.-
900 as told in this paper some
weeks ago through a special
dispatch from Chicago, but the
Colorado Smelling and Refining
company, former owners. do not
dispose of the plant in
entirety, but the mining prop
perties and the smelter are
consolidated and the stockhold-
ers in the one become stock
holders in the other.
The purchasing company
agrees to pay off the bonded
indebtedness amounting to S72,-
900 in cash within six months.
and the remaining portion of
the 100000 goes in stocks and
bonds in the Arizona mines.
The new company takes possess
sion on the first day of the
y ear and remodel and improve
the plant where needed. AC-
CORDING to THE TERMS OF
SALE THE TROY CONSOLE
DATED COMPANY MUST
START THE PLANT WITHIN
SIX MONTHS FROM THIS
DATE.
Those attending the meeting today
were J. G.. Hutchison of Ottumwa,
Ia. G. A. Ballrich. an attorney Of
Pueblo who looked into the details Of
the transfer and @. c. Chaplin who
represented the Troy people aud who
is n heavy stockholder in the com
pany Mr.. Hutchison told The Trib-
une after the completion of the dea
that the plant would be worked to the
full capacity Of 800 tons day and
ence at profit would be shipped here
and that the deficiency would be made
up Of custom ore, secured wherever
It could be obtained.
The Troy company owns 1900 pat
ented acres in Piual county. Arizona,
ON which there are nearly N dozen
handsomely paying aud producing
mines. They have already spent
about $500. 600 in development and eau
supply half dozen smelters of this
size. In fact they are buying several
smelters at this time. within short
time u big force OF men will be put
on the payroll Of the company. get.
ting the dormant plant in shape foI
handling the ore as II Is sen. to thif
CITY from Arizonn.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

KILLED ON -Jenbannie
Fiadino, AN Italian about forty years
of age, was killed at Adobe. four
miles east of this city by a Rio
Grnnde light engine about noon yes
terday. He was working for the O..
f. and l. company and was standing
on the Santa Fc tracks Some one
asked him to get off the track as there
WAS n train coming. He stepped onto
the Rio Grande track aud II proved
that the train was on IL and not the
Santa Fe. He was ground up. The
body was shipped to Pueblo where he
has "A family.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

ARRIVALS FREMONT @. q.
CnpIn, Boston; ]. q. HutcbIson, OF.
tumwa. In. Il. II. Curry. Denver
Nose Marx, Denver; W. II. Keller.
Denver; A. l.. Hulick. SPOKANE; II.
NJ. Brockett and wife. Denver; J. A.
Brachvogel. Durango; II. A. sGeist
Durango.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

Fancy dates. figs, cluster raisins,
black and English walnuts, paper
shelled almonds. flbcrts aud Brazil
nuts are among the strictly frcsh
goods to be found at the Jones Grocery
Co 93-gs
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

CLOSED CHRISTMAS-The bal
ber shops will be oprn night Of De-
"a and closed all day Christmas. N
T. Powell, Secy. 93.!
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

Go to Ludwick and Flctcber's for
Christmas decoration. Beautiful
wrenths, holly and roping. 92.9s
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20
PREFERS
JAIL TO
$50 LBS.

Philadelphia, Dec. 20-Daniel p.
Kensil Of Royesford, suburb of
Philadelphia, has begun to serve a
three months term in the Norristown
Jail because OF his refusal to marry
Amanda Stoffctt. who weighs 800
pounds, or to pay the $i25 which a
jury awarded to her for breach OF
promise.
Kensil. who is widower of 30
years and the father of six adult chill
dren. first wanted Amanda for his
housekeeper and later asked her to be
his wife. Then Kensil changed his
mind. saying that lie would not marry
rs he had liver trouble aud was not
long for this world He also object
ed to Amanda's weight. Amanda
brought suit, and the verdict and
sentence followed in sequence.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20
Christmas Suggestions.

A nice meerschaum pipe is suitable
for II Christmas gift. Finest assort-
ment in the city at +. @. Williams
cigar store. 92-96
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

Endives for salad and garnisl,es,
fiue crisp lettuce new onions for
Christmas dinner at the Central
market. 03-9f
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

Get fat home dressed turkey fol
your Christmas dinner at the Centrn
market. $50,
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

The Ladies' Of the Grand Army will
give a chicken pie supper In the
Lowell building on Saturday, Dec
2lst. Everybody invited. s9.9i
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

STUFF your turkey with fresh oysters
from the Central market. 1888
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

Sullivan's orchestra will play for
the Trio Club dance Christmas eve at
Morgan hall 92 90
The daily tribune., 1907-12-20

Select your presents early while the as
sortment is at its best. Win gladly reserve
them for you until wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Family Theatre.

The attractions this week at the
Family Theatre are undoubtedly the best
that have yet been produced. Tom
Moore was heartily applauded for the
excellent rendition of two pretty illn-
strated songs. One of the feature sub
eots of the motion pictures is "The
Living Mattress" invented for laughing
purposes only. The opening picture
shows men and women at work Filing
and covering mattresses. They retire
for lunch and in the meantime an in
toxicated tramp invSdes the premises
and seeks quiet nap within the folds OF
the inviting mattress. At this junc'ure
the employee return TO work and hasten
to sew the mattress with the sleeping
tramp inside. When they complete the
lob the mattress is thrown on the pile, the
fall wakes the tramp, and the subject
concludes with a screaminely funny
chase. Another picture Of laughingy
comic nature is "Hbe Winter Straw
Ride" showing the trials and tribula-
tions Ct merry party who start out for
a Jolly good time and get an experience
that cause laugh from start to finish.
The other feature subjects are above the
average.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Forfeited His Collateral.

r beet Walleoe, who WAS arrested
yes o,day for contempt Of court, was re-
leased upon leaving S26 collateral. AS
Was stated in tn Gazette, Wallace sp-
pesred a. the station house At an early
hour last Sunday morning and made
complaint against young man who
he alleged was conducting a gambling
house 10 an upper room Of building
ON the north side of King street, near
Pitt. When the police reached the
place they found the man against whom
complaint had been made and i've other
Young men, all whom we're placed un-
der arrest. Wallace alleged that he
had on certain occasions lost 81 400 10
the place. When the case was called in
the Police Court yesterday morning
Wallace was among the missing. The
trial OF the case wss postponed and q
warrant issued for the arrest OF the COM
plainaut. He was later taEen in Gus
tody and lef $25 for his appearance this
morning. Four of the accused were
present when the court convened, but
Wallace was again absent and forfeited
his collateral, as did also the two others
who had been charged with gambling
Justice Cation then proceeded to ex'
anime the case against the man charged
with conducting gambling house And
that against the three who we're sus'
pected of gambling. No evidence was
elected upon which conviction could
be based, but Justice Cation said there
was enough to excite suspicion that the
parties who had been arrested hsd gath
cred for the purpose Of participating 10
gambling. He warned all concerned,
and suggested to the proprietor OF the
place thst be oliver up the keys to the
oTnsr of the building, and avoid fur
ther trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Death Of Miss Stansbury.

Miss Edith Augusta Stansbnry, who
for the past three weeks has been serl'
ously i'll at the home OF her father, Dir.
Daniel r. Stansbury, on north Column
BUS street, died this morning at 10
o'clock. Mas Stansbury was at first
stricken with grip; this was followed by
cerebro- spinal meningitis, from which
her death resulted. Her condition at
first caused great anxiety among her
relatives and friends. After many days
of suffering, during which her condition
grew worse II became evident that her
death was inevitable. She was the
daughter OF Mr.. Daniel Il. Stansbury
and the late MOnnie E. Stansbury. She
WA in her twenty fourth year, and Is
survived by her father, a sister and two
brothers. Misa Stansbury was very popular
among large circle Of friends Who will
mourn her death and who join the fam
ily In the sorrow of their bereavement.
She WAS q conscientious and faithful
worker among the organizations OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. where the
influence of her wolnanly qualities will
be missed. The funeral will take place
Thursday morning at IL O'Clock from
the residence, 2O7 north Columbus
street, The services will be conducted
by Rev. Joseph r. Sewer. The pail
bearers will be Messrs. Orlando d..
Kirk. David n. Rul6sh, Leo Harlow,
Maurice wilkins, Ria Atkinson, and }.
Randall Caton, jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Confederate Veterans.

The r. f. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, held regular monthly meet
ing at their hall last night. A communi-
cation from Maj Gen Stith Boiling,
commander of the Virginia Dlv'sio l.,
U. @. ", In reference to the grand re-
union to be held 10 Richmond, May 80
TO June 3, was received aud read. Also
ore from Capt. j Thompson Brown,
chairman of committee on parade, on
the occasion of tho reunion, was read
and laid over for future action.
Two new members we're elected. j..
w. Garner, Harts Battery, Hampton
Legion, and Geo. J. Head, 23rd Viz
GINA Cavalry.
Comrades Q. 8. I ylot, W. A. Smoot
and p f German were appointed com
mittee to prepare resolutions on the death
OF Comrade r. A. Veitch.
The thanks of the camp were tender
ed to the Woman's Auxiliary for thu
manner 10 which the late banquet wa'
arranged AMI served.
Other business Of private nature wa
transacted. Tue annual election of OF
acers will be held at the April meeting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Mass Meeting For Men.

On next Monday night ST s O'Clock 10
the Second Presbyterian Church there
will be held mass meeting for men, at
which time Hon. John Barrett, the
Director Of the Int national Bureau OF
American Republics, and fo:rfly
United State Minister to Psnsms, Co
lom Dis, and Argentine, will make a stir
ring address on the timely aubject,
"The New South America and its rela-
tons with the United States" Mr..
Barrett comes by invitation OF the Pres
byterian Brotherhood Of this city, under
whose direction the meeting will be held.
An attractive musical programme has
been arranged. The privilege OF hear
ing this celebrated speaker. who has ad-
dressed some of the largest mems clubs
OF this country, is offered to every man
nf Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Fire.

The alarm of Gre about Eve o'clock
Yesterday afternoon was caused by tho
discovery Of blszs at the residence Of
Mr.. NJ. r. USulliyan, 225 south Pitt
street. The FIRE started in the second
story front room. which wss occupied by
Mrs. O'SulIiVan's brother, MIR William
Whitcomb, who is confined to the house
ny sickness. When discovered the Gre
had gained considerable headwsy, hsv-
ing started apparently in q couch. TIE
flames soon set fire to the curtains in the
room and we're making dangerous head
way when the fire department reached
the scene, but by pr 'mpt action the
flames we're quickly subdued, not, how
ever, before considerable damage had
been done 10 the room and the furniture
therein. The fire is supposed to have
been caused either by spark from a
pips Mr.. Whitcomb was smoking, OF
from q match which he had thrown on
the floor, suPpOsing it to have been ex'
tinQuished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Mnnnahees, BANQUET.


As had been anticipated, the banquet
given by Alexandria Tent, No. 3,
Knights of Maccabees, last night at the
Flkfon Hotel was one of the most en-
iovable of the season. The Occasion was
the celebration of the tenth anniversary
NJ the order. The company was genial,
the menu lavish and inviting and the
speeches interesting and spirited. Gov
ers had been laid for about 10.
The members of the tent with visitors
from Washington and invited guests from
tbis clt7 proceeded to the banquet hall
about 9 O'Clock. Messrs. Riley and
Epinks had everything In preparation,
The tables we're laatefully spread and
decorated and the menu embraced all
sessouable edibles.
Mr. G. A. Bladen, past officer OF the
TENT. presided and acted as tosstmGster'
The company was soon seated and the
discussion of the collation. proceeded.
Course followed course for about an
bonr and shortly before ten O'Clock the
toastmaster raped tie assemblsge 10
order ana delivered some appropriate re-
marks. He also made some exhibits Oh
the sff4irs of the tent, which were
encouraging and showed the pros
nerons condition Of the organization.
Among other things tho speaker referred
70 the fact that out off membership OF lS'
no deaths had occurred in the RANKS o!
the Maccabees during the ten years OF
their existence in Alexandria.
sIr. Bladen wss followed by Nj. George
Z. Bender, who formally welcomed the
visitors and invited guests.
Messrs Frank Hannah, Cass. j.
Gates and w J. Worrell, all Of Mount
Vernon Tent, Washington, and all past
officers. delivered interesting addresses.
Their remarks we're interpreted with
stores which we're greatly enjoyed.
o. w. Hammond, Colonel OF the Uni
formed Rank of Maccabees OF Washing
ton. delivered short but appropriate
speech. in which he urged the Alexan.
dria Msccabees 10 organize uniformed
rank of the order.
Toward the close OF the proceedings tue
POSTMASTER again spoke, and In the
course ofhis remarks counsellcd brotherly
love and union Ia all tho purposes Of
the order.
The company dispersed at ll:2C
O'Clock.
Inc banquet was enlivened at inter
vsls BY fne music rendered by the
Alexsndris IDEAL Musical Club -Msssrs'
". w. Wellington. J. 8. wellington
B. A. lawson, NJ. X. Hammell, Harvey
Drowns, A. A. Lucas and Philip Ten
ncssOn.
The Maccabees is fraternal insurance
Organization, and embraces among its
mem hers many representative and prom
nent Alexandrians. The present otiicers
of Alexandra tent are: Past Comman-
der, NJ. A. Brenner; Conductor, Geo.
W. Zackery; Lieutenant Conductor,
Thos. NJ. Jones; Sergeant, ]. @. Cockey
Master of Arms, NJ. E. Miller; First
Guard, DR.. K. L. Wilkins; Second
Guard, Irwin Brawber; Pickett, c. t.
Actor; Sentinel, Samuel Edwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Miss,on AZ St. Mary's Church.

Mission AT SI. Nhf9
Last evening st. Mary's Church vas
crowded with people OF all denomina-
tions anxious to listen to the two Cath
Ole priests who had announced week 8
mission to explain and defend the teach
iuss Of their old historic church. After
few remarks on the uncontroversial
nature of their lectures and the question
box. Father T. E. Waters answered tie
questions, and Father A. ]. Van lngel-
gem gave the instruction, taking for his
subject, 1.-THE Divinity Of Christ. "
Among other things he said: "Ihe
Divinity of Christ is the foundation OF
the Christian religion. To Him uni
versal homage Is paid, not only as to a
great man, but as 10 the infinite God.
There are indeed many who ignore Him,
few Who publicly resist his claim to be
the Deity; but the vast multitude OF
civilized humanity bow down to adore
Him. my Lord and my God" ST.
Thomas act of tardy but perfect faith, IS
the CRY OF the human race, so far as 1t
has become enlightened. Nor is this a
momentary sentiment; it is the settled
conviction of ages. Il II i is all
the more peaceful in its supremacy on
socouut of the patient and matured medl-
tation of humanity's best intelligence
during nearly score of centuries. E"
/ speak for every one Of you, when / pro.
claim Jesus Christ the only guide OF my
intelligence, the king of my affections,
the master of my actions. May His
blessed grace make the love OF Him and
CT His truth the one absorbing passion
OF nv soul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Wedding.

On Saturday evening last William n.
Ommp, who went to Rockville, Md,
early on that day and made application
for a marriage license to be issued to bin
and Miss Susanna Grimes, both OF Alex
audria, but was refused on account Of
his age of nineteen years, returned viii
the necessary consent of his mother, Mn
Eta Padget, and after obtaining thu
license was married before leaving town
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Inner King Street.

Mayor Psf' has received letter from
Mr.. Jos. CoIvin, superintendent Of the
Washington, Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway, in which he suggests q
conference between the city officials,
those of the county and representatives
OF the Washington Southern and electric
railways for the purpose OF taking steps
toward tho paving Of upper King street
with vitrified brick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
LOCAL 8KEVITIES.

Snow fell again this morning, but 1t
melt, d as soon az 1t reached the ground.
Mr.. VIM II. WheaileY has reopened
his ferry line between this city and
Maryland.
The schooner A. j. Lawson, from the
lower river, with lumber 10 SmOot & Co.,
has arrived.
Marriage licenses we're Issued In Wssh'
lngton yesterday to Ralph W, Crouch,
OF Portsmouth, and Nrttie B. Bowers,
of Berryville, and TO William Fl. Saun-
ders and Katie A. Owen, Of Alexandris'
A wagon belonging to Mr. F. j. Pol
lard was overturned on Henry street, be-
tween King and Prince, yesterday after
moor. The accident vas caused by one
of the wheels becoming wedged between
the railroad track aud The board along
side the same.
Mrs. Hauuah Hough, widow of Johr
Hou b. died at her home at Lincolnia,
Fairfax county, last night. The deceas
ed was 81 years old. Her remains will
be forwarded to Waterford, Loudour
county, by Mr. B. Wheatley, where they
will DO inferred.
A colored woman named Whitley, liv'
ing in the extreme southwestern section
of the city, while'walkiug across the fco
at her home Sunday morning lac. with
pan of ashes in her hands tripped 10 tn
carpet, fell and broke one Of her legs
She was attended by DR.. Hopkins.
Mr.. w. A. Hinken has sold to Mr.. W. r
! Halla lot on the west side of Patrick street
between Pendleton aud Wythe streets.
oysters fried, stewed or raw. Fried olsm'
Dining room open on Sunday during oYste
season. Clam Soup three times a week. {
II Zimmerman. Market Space. feb 2cl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
II. p. A.

As stated in yesterdays Gazette the
State board Of directors of the Travellers
Protective Association held Its bimonth-
IL session Saturday night at the resi-
dence OF Col. John S Hsrwood in Rich
mond. The board changed the place OF
meeting of the State convention from
Norfolk 10 Alexandra. and set the date
of the convention for May 10th and ll'b.
The report Of the secretary shoSed 'h'
fourteen posts in the State to be In foe
condition, and announced forty-one
new members for February. The re-
port Of the Alexandra post was very
gratifying, showing an increase OF seven
teen members during the past month
The membership in the State is nearly
two thousand, which will give them
REPRESENTATION of 200 delegates at the
convention in Alexandria and twenty
two Representatives at the national con
vention in Norfolk. Among those pres
ent was Mr. J. Y Williams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
.Indgcship Candidates.

Now that Judge Nicol has forwarded
his resignation to the Governor the next
thing to be expected is the appointment
of his successor. The only thre5 names
so far mentioned ia connection with the
position are those of Mr. John n. John
son, of this city, former Judge j. M;
Love aud Mr.. Walter 7. Oliver, OF
Fairfax. It is thought by many that
Governor Swanson can hardly do other
wise then appoint Mr. johnson, because
Of the backing that gentleman has
throughout tho district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
EInaPaI.

The remains OF the late John I.
Lloyd, who died in Washington on Sun
day last, were brought to this city yes
terday Afternoon and taken to the resi-
dence of his daughter, 200 Queen street
The funeral took place this afternoon
The services were conducted by Rev
G. D. Bulls. The deceased Was eight,
three years OF age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Basketball.

The Alexandria Athletic Association
basketball team will play a double-head =
or at their hall tomorrow night having
as their opponents the Fendall CadePa
team which claims the championship Of
Washington and the Pecks Chapel oil
Georgetown.
The Alexandria Athletic Association
at their regular weekly meeting decided
10 put baseball team in the field this
spring and elected Arthur M. Gray
manager,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Cameron Climb.

Miss Richards will give the last OF
this winters series of lectures on current
topics tomorrow evening before the
Cameron Club at Lee Camp Hall. In
April she will give an illustrated lecture
from Paris to Oberammsgau, which, By
those Who have seen it, is considered
very fine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
P0PHOnai.

Mrs. ]. J. Fay, OF Baltimore, Is visit
ing her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Strauss.
Rev. Mr.. Mayo will preach In ST.
Paurs Church tonight
Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Bendheim lei
today for New York.
Mrs. Emma Garvey last night pre-
seDted her husband, Mr.. James Gsrvey
with little girl weighing ten pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05

Use a little KODOL after your meals and
1t will be found TO anerd q prompt and eff
cient relief KODOL nearly apDroximstes
the digestive juices. II digests what yon eat 1t
is sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Bold here
by w. f. Creighton 4 Co., 40l Kfag street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
NOTICE.

Prepare for War in time Of Peace. Coal is
Comfort. We are delivering the very best
grades Of Clean Newly mined Coal at bottom
market price. 2,240 lbs. to the ton, promptly
delivered by. -
Both Phones 95. lot south RoyS street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
Approaching Fishing Season.

The receipts of fresh fish are increas'
ing. and the benches in the market this
morning we're stocked with several va
rieties. Shad are more plentiful, bat
they are still high. Fine roe sell at 81
each aud melt at so cents Herring
bring 40 cents a dozen, rock6sh ~
cents a pound, and black bsss and
perch 10 cents. An abundance OF lake
Ash is slso received in this city. The
shad aud herring offered so far this
year have cone from the south,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05
.rEvervbody should Know"

says c. G. Hays, prominent business man
Of Rluh, No., that Bucklen's Arnica sslve is
the quickest and surest healing salve ever
spilled to n sore, burn or wound, or TO case
Of piles. I've used il and know what I'm
talking about Guaranteed by 4. \. Lead
heater 4 Sons. druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-05

Piles get quick rdief from DR.. Shops
Magic Ointment. Remember it's made alone
for piles--and it works with certainty and
satisfaction. Itching, painful, .protrudlns, or
Try il and see For sale by +. s. Lsadssatsf
q Sons, druggists