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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

~ AXIS, May l,-lfoDHDlN mere
- is no organist in America who
has not admired the compost
lions of Alexander Guilmant;
certainly there is no name Of the pres
cnt day associated with the organ that
stands out with more prominence than
his Indirectly he has influenced the
advancement of organ playing in
America to a great extent because u
largo number of our best organists have
been pupils Of his; and no one can
come under his influence without he
coming convinced that The name Gull
maut stands for all that rs best In
The orFanists world.
Unlike many of the great masters,
Mr.. Guilmaut was not compelled "a
struggle against external Influences in
order 10 gain his education. He re-
coiVcd his carly instruction from his
father. who was urganist Of St Nichols.
Boulugnc. His remarkable talent man.
Tested itself very early, At the age
of r. young Guilmani began Ia assi n
his father four years later he wds
appointed OrganlR of 81. Joseph Bout
lngnc. and at the age NJ rs he composed
ana directed the performance ~ his
first solemn mass al ST. Joseph. lie
was "a hard worker, sometimes practis-
Ing cight or 10 hours q day. lie eager
~ doVourcd every theoretical book nc
could lay hands ON. While I'm his TWEEN
ties NJ. Gnlmant went To Brussels to
study with the celebrated Iaques Lem
mems. He soon became the Belgian
masters favorltc pupil ana fast friend,
In 1871 NJ, Gulmant moved Ia Paris
20 accept Inc position of orgahlst NJ Ia
Trinite His playing attracted musl-
clans from an parts Of the world, au1
II was NOT long before he vas rocog-
ni2cd as an artist of the hlst order,
He presided at the opening Of the new
organs OF ~ Sulplcc auu Noue Dame,
and OF - Louis of France AT Rome. II
was while he WAS I'm Rome that Pope
drncc, and made him commander OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
ALFRED L. FARRELL,


Bassu Caniantc.
Teacher of Voice, Soloist New York City
Baptist church Pr,i of Dudley Buck
Jr New York city studio SOS Temple
ton Bid and lS} Canyon Road. Ind.
phone ere
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ELIHU CALL.


punu cr Minct't % rd,tar ""4d'"'
CONSERVATORY OF Music Studio above
Bceslcv Music Go. Voices tested free.
daily from 10 10 ! p. m.
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GEORGE E. SHELTON.


(Graduatc from Trinity College London,
Preferences and studio; Room ., Board
OF Trade Building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
Mo SICIANS'-
DIRECTOR. Y.
EDITH BURNS.

Pianist ana Teacher
pGpl or Wm H. sherwood. 535 So.
tst West Bell phone .G9f-t.
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GEO. CARELESS.
Professor Of Music.

Professor of Music.
Lessons I'm Voice Training Violin.
Piano. cabinet organ, Harmony and Slght
Reading. orders may be left al FERGUS
Coaltcr's Music store.
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MRS. JOHN MORTON DAVIS.

Piano Instruction.
Pupil Of Harold Won Mickwtz. Bust
Temple Conservatory Chicago Ill.
IcschctlZky Method.
no west North Temple. Bell Phone i7so-S
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ANTON PEDERSEl
HUGH W. DOUGALI

Teacher of Voice Building. Iuterpreta-
ton Oratorio and Opera, Studio GlS-lg
Tompleton Bldg Bell phone 4372 red
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nrotty band musicians win ha,o
son M ',,tady work this summer VA
has es , me escorts Just opened IIold
men at saltair and 95 at ths
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CLAUDE J. NETTLEToN.
A. BRoDBECK, PHI, D..
Teacher of Violin.
studio 5i2 East Third South Street
Telephones; Bell 1862: Ind iO7e.

academic Professor of Vocal Art.
Fupil OF Manuel Ciarc'q, London Studio
ava Residence 900 Rice street (hc-
tween state and Second East on
Ninth South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
AS IEEK 6T Il 5ALTLAfr Wutz4N

ET'S go an get a'mfms am
a'mfuls Of no~crs and cover
up dc graves So dat dey'n Doc
seen nebcr no mo- again for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
ALEXANDRA GUILMANT.
World by
Mr.

T.: :: !: : {: !: : &: 9: s:
tions of Alexander Guilmaut;
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N nANAGER PIPER was greatly
MI gratified to receive word from
WI Walter Damrosch that he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
VOICE CUITTI
MRS. ALBERTA DERsHAM

Graduate Chicago Musical College
Geneseo Musical Institute and Recent
Pupil OF Scharwonka. Berlin. Germany.
ina. phone 1854. 3ie Constitution Bldg.
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tho '1tnaeral Manager II. W. Daynos ar
vni 'hNton Daynes Music oo,,nan,.
sencn oiaFe Monday on q months nh,
cn,,,,alil the east Ia attend Inc ANNA,
neale,n't'ph Of the National Plnnn
Work association of America In Nev
whero h i" men goes on Ia Boston
p,nn,eslra, ana study oonditionSJi nphony
the aesthetieally musical oentnr "S
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L. A. ENGBERG.

Teacher OF Clarinet Agent for Cundv
Bettoney Co, Clarinets and Flutes
Studio Brunswick Ave. Ind Phone ssA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

Grieg's choral works are at last be-
ginning to receive some of the atten-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

,,, mere VIII be special music nj foe
u,orrow afternoons chapel service II,
Inc state prison. features of when viii
Tona soprano solo from Miss irene
EedS, ma a bass solo from George
MS accompanist 'o"Hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

"a Iinl McClcl Han and Nine. sNouson
have snf up June 3 the studios then
hmi,, occupied In the CLAYTON m,si,.
building on Main street sI,c. music 49,,
st,uI, 'urc was erected and occ,,',.
sri'os over BeesleV's music st"roS
NJ Mcclellan win have the studin nf
- ~ MARTHA Royle King. who win t,i5o
b,,- '' rec months vacation before angae-
ton9 a a,n IN vocal teaching. Tho div.
co,nnanllos WIN be used by the music
'p'nF Tor warcroom purposes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
TIE HOSPITAL

The Board Of Managers OF the Alex
snlhs Hospital d,sre- herewith 10
thank their friends of The city atd
ueigbborhood for the very liberal gil
made to the institution on Donation
Day. These gifts consisted Of grocerie''
barrels Of four, country produce, wood,
house liaep. mtdital and surgical sup
plies, toilet articles, china, canned ana
fresh fruits, jslIies, jams, aud food ior
the sick, clothing. cooking and kllcnen
u,en,iIs; and $423.l7 10 each donations
ct has been the custom heretofore to
give the name Of each donor, but Is lois
take, up too much space in the q iEelte'
and IS such list is published Zach yesr
with the annual fep'r', which every
donor may have for the a'kiog, 1t they
fail to receiveii, this would seem to the
board TO be satisfactory TO sill who 60
graciously and generously aided IN
swelling The large amount OF gifts
here noted.
We are very sure our friends will not
accuse u of wart of Apr citation OF
their individual remembrance OF the In
sttutioD, because no pames are given Of
this time. 10 the future the names oil
donors will be omitted 10 tia sckno"-
ledgment Of Donation Day receipts, bat
aill bepubl shsd with the annual rep5rt,
as heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
OPERA HOUSE.

The management have provided a ra'e
tr at for its patrons tonight in tie
go Gil engagement oil LA Petite
Ana" thsworld's greatest coutortionist
and toe daucer, positively the most staris
ling act ever exhibited on the vaudevill.
stage. Her fests OF conlortiop are talked
about all over the Unitsd States and
Canada. Ia addition to the above seveia
sorcislies, acts will be put on including
Joseph Hanlieu the black-faced enter
talner. Miss Alexander 10 Straight
songs. Fax Pasenie, in illustrated
songs. Lots Of clever 6a1ciDg, mono
logufs and a side.,pltling fErce comedy
as a finale. At $50 O'Clock the d'aF-
ing will bfgju fer the choice of several
handsome presents on disp'ay in Ssun-
ders & Sons show.Window. Come cary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
TIE REVIVAL.

,.,oe sudiencs assom bled a the NJ
Z Cb6rch south to hear E'a1ge-
lat Holcomb. he to,k for his subject,
"Rsstoriug the E'IiDg" The text was
GIL. 6:l-2. 20 said;
"The law of Christ is the Law Of love.
Tt at is Christ does not demand any
thing of US tia. love would not quire.
Paul was practicing this law both in
precept and example in his attitude to-
wards the erring. There are msny OF
our brothers 10 the churches who have
been oyertsken in sin. They have
been caught right in the act.
They a.e iOlIowiug the world instosd OF
the world pursuiog them. | never 'aT
salool at driuker, but have seen
the man running into the saloon.
never saw a gambling den pursuing
afanbler, but | lave seen him gong
through back alleys, climbing darK slaf,
WAYS. opening door after door, nnui
foalIy he reached the place OF vice
Bnt whether a sinner is run down oy
in or rams sf.er sin, the effrct is lust
the same upon bis life. Both bring
about bis downfall a9d ruin. The text
avs we are to restore such instead OF
jumping on them and sending them fUrih-
er down. Those that are specially COM
missioned to do this work, sre the spirit
ual. 'Ye that are spiritual restore such
an one, says Paul. II requires spirit
ual life to convert sinner. I q
courchmemoers cano,t led sinner any
further from the world than you have
gone yourselves. The work must be
accomplished 10 sympathetic and
prayertul spirit We must De possessed
with the spirit of the mast.r. The
closing sdmoui,iOu Is that 'ye hear one
ano,her's burdeps.' All over the coun'
try there a-e poit cal, social nd ian
cial bur eos, and burdens OF sin cru h.
ing the very hearts bl)lG from hum N
beiogs. The need someone to lif thSm
out, so that they may find a way TO a
b TIER lifs."
The large chorus ch1ir, led By NJ.
Rountree, saog number Of Songs jlst
prior TO the sermon. They we're sD rlted
and soul-stirring. This fea ore OF the
meetings is very attractive, and it is the
leaders, purpose to have all of the plat
form space occupied with singers by
S lnday night. I. Is desired that oil
who will assist 10 the singing be present
tonight 10 order that they may become
famll ar with the songs, eally In the
meeting.
NJ. R9uutree sang very effectively the
solo, "How S vest is HIS Love"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
n1vORrE GRANTED.

Alexander ]. Wedderburn, jr., a we'll
known I tent attorney OiWsshi Dglon, has
Teen granted divorce on grounds OF de-
sertion from Helen Pollock Wedderburn
sbo WAS Miss Helen Pollock, Of Wash
inpton, and is now living with her
N t1,r, in thst city.
THIS decree WIS handed down by
jug J B. T. Thornton, 10 the Olr-
"a G RI OF F,iF az county, this week
nd igcludes strange cases of marital
unhsppiutss. Ia his d,o'sr n the pre-
vions bearing in which Ms. Wedder-
buru vas all wed 10 re q III possession
If the two-y, ar-old daught T, Justice
q uld, OF Washington, SAID that while
bIlh tbe contestiDg parties were COM
pttent TO care for the child, be thought
the girls bts. interests would be served
by let ing her remain with her mothe'.
TIE present status Of the case is that
Mr.. Wedderburn will be allowed to visit
his child a, often as he wishes. The de-
cree of the Fairfax court und T the 1t te
laws will not operate as an absolute
divorce until three years have elapsed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
PERSONAL.

M. J. A. Slower and Miss Laura
Nichol, both of Stanton, we're married
in hi city Wednesday night by Rev.
O. ID. BIlls.
M. Eddie Wilkerson spent WedneS-
dsv with relative, in Charlottesville.
Oae of the pret,iss, entertainments OF
the sta'on was the bridge whist parry
given yeserdsy afternoon by Mrs. Olar'
enca O Lesdbeater t. sbou forts OF her
fri ,uds at hsr hand.On residence on
Washing on street The p4rllrs were
bssu,ilully decorated with red aid the
gins we're we'll cont's ed, after whicn
d-hghttul lunch was served. Tn
przas were Ton by Mrs. Anderson
S miners, Mrs. q. F. Robertson and
Mrs. Ar bu SloWden.
NJ. Gus Robey. who has been ill With
typhoid f-ver, is SLOWLY improving.
Nc. William T. Hinken, who has
been ill of typhoid fever is improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
ROYAL AROANUM.

G 'orge NJ ,son Council, R'ya' At
csnum, at their lat regular meeti 6
elected the following officers for The year
1909: F. J. Petty, regent; G b..
S ;nsab, vico-,eeenl; P. o. Gift,
,rarrr; W. F B,ker, psst regent; NJ. j..
Mcfarland, secretary; F. o Crslgn'op,
treasurer; Frank Wtr6sld. collector;
Ora. Howell, chaplain; @. NJ. Schwsb,
Gu d.; T. n. Fegsu, warden; Henry
A,trvke, sentry; q. J. w. Summers,
]. K. NJ. Norton and J1o. A Nngen',
trustees; w. F B ker, ST., rsPresen ta'
i've to G and Council a1d NJ. j. Nc
Farlaud, st-rnate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
WoHAN's RESTORATION LEAGUE

Mrs. Csroline 7. Wallace, of India.
Yesterday at ernoon under the auspices
If the Won ans Restoration lie que de-
liv5rsd al inttr-stirg address a. the
Young p ople's building, of tn NJ E
Oaurcb S nth, on THE Child Wives OF
Indis." A solo was sung ty htr asst f.
ant, NJ So Carrie A Tennsui. After The
address a circle was ilrmed to Mrs
Nav NJ thaws as president Mrs. Wal
ace a ID NJ 8, TeDra1t will hold fare
well meeting at the Memoir al NJ. f.
Courch in Wa hiugton on Sunday even
ing a. O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
UNKNOWN INFERRED.

The remains Of the unidentified old
msn which we're found in the woods in
Alexandra county last Tuesday, were
inferred yesterday BY Mr.. D. Whestley,
undertaken. The Gaze of the unknown
is strange. 1t was thought that some
one living in this neighbC rhocd, Wash
ington or adjoining cities would have
come forward and rscogDiz d the sui
eide. The oil nan, we3ry Of the battle
Of life, had doubtless slrsyed from some
other section, he having rescued the
ara when the following lines appealed
to him:
Thus let me live unseen. unknown:
Thus mi meut-d ct me die.
Ste from The W rid, and not stone
Tell VII r. | lie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
LOCAL BREVITIE5.

The ST.. Andrews week services will
lose at : PauPs Church tonight.
Mr.. John Ora 1fot1, an old sDd we'll.
known resident Of LOrton, Fairfax coun-
y, died yesterday.
The Miller Company Is Offering len
per cent discount on all dinner and
toilet sets they sell between now and
Christmas.
The "a lies of the Cooperative Chart
lies are expecting much trouble since
he cold weather set 10 as they now are
without rooms from which to dispense
supplies for the poor.
Judge Thornton, OF the Circuit Oourl
will hold a session Of the court In the
u. : CoorJ room tomorrow, to hear the
case Of the Belle Pre- Gas Works VS..
tn Siuhern Railway COmIaoy, on de.
murrer to evidence.
The fur :ral Of the late Mrs. Sarah j.
Taylor, who died at Pisgah, Charles
c7urt7, Md, on Wednesdsy, took place
from Mr.. B. Whesiiey's undertaking
| parlorg this afternoon. Rev. O. ID.
Bella conducted the services. The de-
&c, sd, who was 70 years old, was
.istsr Of the late Mrs. W. Il. Padgett,
of this city.
Walter Taylor, II years old, whose
home is just north Of this citV, aud Sho
left .rs with Rpbiuson's circus on Au-
gust 15.h last, ter travelling with the
circus beCane stranded ald returned to
| Alex4ndr a. His father heard OF his
Whtr sabouts and requested the police to
take charge of the boy and return him
TO his home.
| A horse attached 10 a wagon belong
ing to the HaYener bakery fell st the
southwest corner of Kiug and Royal
streets this morniog. The right fore leg
of the animal wal Injured aud the shaft
of the wsgoa broken. Later 10 the day
| the horse sitlchsd to tuggy in Which
a young lady was seated fell on the south
side of King street, between Royal aut
Pitt. The shalt Of the vehicle VA
broken by be accident.
| Mr.. H. Bloch will have a large supply o.
Fl. zen Custsrd :omorrow. 6l5 King street.
English hor house grapes, Red Emperor
craps, Spe nish cl. ster "a Gins Fancy clus e
Nal "a intel craps, Alligator pc IS
Wright pears. Japsnss. parsimmons, Kur
kussett oriDges, Lychee nuts, OREGON an
Washington APPLES, Rur Artiehok's, Brusse
Spr uts, CauliloWer, Cali onia TomstC es
Florida Cueumbers. J. NJ. Petit jr., ~
King street.
, Alexander Baxter, the ted millonair
and philantlropist, says: II started life IS ~
. sole support ofmy widowed me Their Once
happen,d that was cut Of work for whole
j. mon h and poor mother and had nothigl
B whsteycr in the house TO eat. SCmebod.
sent Us two pounds OF Auth's Ssussge3. Aftsl
: eating them felt 50 invigorsted that | wen
. out AID laid the foundation for my presen
q future. sThanks TO Auth's Ssusages-I shsl
always wear that happy Tmile,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
OY.TER SLIPPER.

The Woman's Auxiliary TO Lee Camp
held their annual oyster supper in the
Confederate Veterans building last
night, wh CD proved to be q most success
iul and enjoy aole affair. The hands me
parlor of the building wes pref lily
d. coratsd; the tables we're temptingly
spresd AID q most sumpiuous supT er
"a, served Those havirg the supper
in cbsrge aud To whose eusrgles 1t resul'td
" success. fully were NJ 'dames OBreD,
Alexander, HILL, NJ O-Hr y, Henderson,
Prrponr, Rose, S pple, Berkeley, Peyt n
Kelly, Wir', OOlling'wotth, P"dg tt
and White assisted by Misses Fickin,
Maxwell. Dufey and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
ALEXANDRIA AMUSEMENT co.

A large crowd vi'itsd the Alexandra
Amusement CONF any's hall las, night
and we're we'll pleased with the talking
pic.uras. There is no doubt but they
are the most interesting seen in this
c ty. A entirs change Of progra n me
will take place tonight aud those who
attend will eDj a rsre treat. Come
OFT ald hear and zee the pictures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
ELLIE.

At the Elite Motion Picture House
t night there will be 6ue programme
Of motion pictures which will consist OF
IAN Cd Maids Inheritsnce," An
Amat,u ar Acroost," 30 ught With the
GIcds." "How Mabel Found a Hus'
hand" end other subjects The draF-
idy for the hall-rsck will take place al
$50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04

XyTRGIEIA.-n the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of The city Of Alexandra
m the Attn day Of December, 1908.
S''''s ~ :. r'- In chancery.
10 Jchn W. Ennis Take Notice tbit 81
TUESDAY, the 5'h day Of Janu7ry 1900,
-ctweeu the hours Of 10 ?. III. and p. m. at
the Office Of Lewis II Nah n, 2i2 King
street, Alex audria city, w., sbs proceed &
ri e the testimony Of n $. G. eenawav. Y.
II. Cox, - all, 70 be read in ms behaafip 3
certain siit for divorce n0wpendi IN theCr-
uit court If Ai-xa dnt Clty, Va IN winch
yol are the defendant AMI / am tie COM
olainsnt; aud ifthe taking of saii T. stimony
be not b gun, or # heoun, be not complete I
on n dav, then the taking Of the sane
-ha be- coLtnuet from me O time and from
pa ace to place until the sane shall have ben
completed. hEFIiE 4. ENN =
by eOun RI.
70 appearing by an affidavit fled IN o.
c-use that the jefeudent is not p rel elt 81
t5is Stst,, "a is oIderei that the foreg1ing
notice be forthwith inserted h. the Aiex9n-
ria Gazette newsps per publis I'd In The
City o. Alexandria. once week for four
successive weeks. End posted ut the front door
Of the Court House Il ibis city.
A Copy.-TRsTE:
NEWELL :. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
Lewis II. Ma'len. p. q, de 4w4wi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
WOMEN DERARRED,

TIE msndamus case sg ,inst the Town
Council OF Fsps Church to require 1t
10 elec. a school rrdstee for the lOSn
10 pla of NJ IS Matte GIudry, who
=as declared ineligible by County Su-
perintendeut NJ. d. Hall, vas heard 10
he @ reut Court OF Fairfax county
IN Wednesday. Judge Thornton sus-
tanned the supenrtsu ient, deciding
hat q woman could not hold tbs po-
,iiou and requiring the council to al the
vacancy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
POLICE COURT.

TJu,'ioe Il B. Cation presiding.
TIE following csses we're disposed Of
this uO'ning:
J ms Fields, charged with sssaultiDg
Nstla liel d ldsou, WAS 6oed s..
All. d Ug'a 3, colored, charged with
hsyirg two chickens in his possession
which had been stolen from r So Mac.
c bee, VA di.missed, Douglass having
pur based the fowls from a man VIII
hfd .ssnied hinsaifs couutrymsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
FLOODED INTERSECTION.

The four cgr1,r3 at the Intersection OF
"a le-o1 aud Uoion s,Tee's are Hooded,
the wafer rnug to tie curbs'ones o
extending sume Gistsuce down on Ooion
stree. The tOuble s said 20 be c USED
by the cl ggog of the s'wer. People
having bu,iu,s,'u that perf o. the CT y
exp rience considerable d ficul,y in err
t,ring the eli e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
ERE

Shortly befors ten clock this mora
ing ire broke on in 3 Smsll frame house
on the vert side of Union street, near
Wolfe, occupied by Matilda Frri, col
ored. Although the FIRE department sooD
reached the scene, the house va almost
destroyed before the flames we're cub
dued. Tue content, OF the house were
destroyed. The house adjOiuirg on the
south, occupied by Carlliue Carer, col
ored. vas damsged hy the fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
REMAINS FORWARDED

The remains Of Daisy NJ Epperson,
generally knOEn az Nellie smallwood,
Who died at the Alexandria Hospital
Tuesday night, were for sa'd ID t. Bruins
wi,k, Nj, this moroiug by Mr.. b.
Wheatley. The deceased was ratlVe
of Loudoun county. SWe was 20 vars
old
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-04
CORPORATION COURT.
[Indpa L. G. Barley presiding. !

The sts,iou OF tie cOurs was held
today in The U. 5. Court rooms as the
cilyl court room is still in the hands
Ct contrsct1rs who are making improve
nents therein.
saral COX Bower VI. Adams Express
o.. a suit for 81 800 dansges for dam
age done bust Of Wa.hiogtou being
transported by the defer dlnt company
postponed until Js1u'Ty IL.