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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-11

WARSAW SALE DAY, SATURDAY.
November IA. Commencing at 10
a. m. twenty to thirty head of good
horses, also some good mich cows.
Will sell anything consigned to this
sale. Huff and McAdams, Warsaw.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
TILE WHITNEY.

"As Told in the Hills" a beautiful
days will be offered in the Whitney
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

seen. an act that cost the management
In excess of $1,000. Is that OF hal
Davis and company entitled "A Race
for Wife" During this act the audi
ence Will see thrilling and nerve
racking race between a genuine Pope
Toledo racing machine and q Buick
car. both going at the limit OF their
speed.
Another act that has never appeared
in any position but the headline one
Is that OF AL Leach and the Three
Rosebuds. entitled Examination Day
at School" This act Is altogether DIFF
ferent from the others, and Will ball
ance them nicely. The fourth big
number on the bill will be presented
by the Six Noses, entitled I'm old
Seville" II is a musical act, staged
by r. A. Rolfe, who staged "Ye Colon
fal Septette," THE Military Octette,
and other high class musical acts.
or but slight lesser Importance 10
the bill are such acts as: Wynn and
Lewis, the college boys; Vernon, the
ventriloquest; Sam Williams, in a
pianoloRue the Terrell brothers, COM
edy cyclists; and the kinetograph pic
lures.
The following week the patrons OF
the Temple will enjoy Engiand's fore
most singing comedian, Alice Lloyd
They will also see Sager Midgley and
Gertie Carlisle, and other big acts.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

next week, with MISS Hfberta Lee IN
the leading role, that of an Indian
girl The play begins with small
scene showing n small party OF emil
grants who have been surrounded by
band OF hostile Indians on the west
ern plains and are lighting for their
lives. Red Wolf. an Indian chief. who
is acting as protector Of the party, has
been MORALLY wounded and dying just
before help arrives. leaves his infant
daughter, Pamnena, In the hands OF
Mr. and Mrs. Howard who adopt the
child and rear her as their own. The
Indian girl has as an Inheritance u
bag OF gold, which is carefully guard
ed by Mrs. Howard.
Howard and his partner quarrel over
a division OF the gold and the partner
attempts to kill Howard. He Is sem
fenced TO imprisonment and after eigh-
teen years escapes, returns and again
attempts to kill Howard and abduct
the Indian girl. who. after many thrill
ing escapades is rescued by Little Fox,
an Indian boy. In addition TO the
virile romance. there is much delight
full comedy, furnished by one Napoleon
Bonaparte julius Caesar George
Washington Johnson, a colored SER
want, and j. Mcintosh Todd. IA gent
OF tho road" who appears on the
scene whenever his presence is needed
TO furnish a bit of bright. clean COM
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
! IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES 81

} edy I'm contrast TO the stronger sItua-
tions OF the play,
AlatInees viii be given daily except
on Wednesday c
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
LAFAYETTE.

LAFAYETTE.
The dancing Rathbuns. who head the
initial bil. OF vaudeville events at the
Lafayette theater are two OF the clever
est juvenile terpsichordan artists that
have ever been seen In Detroit. They
have appeared with great success on
all the larger circuits and Messrs. Call
lie and Kunsky are sanguine of their
making good impression In their
playhouse.
In the comedy line. "Chinco." the
greatest OF all Chinese impersonatins
acrohats. Will perform tricks that will
astound. as well as amuse
Charles Wilkie, said 10 be ono OF the
sweetest tenor singers In the theatrical
business. Will render up-to- the IN In ut q
vocal selections that appeal TO both the
up and down stairs portion OF the the
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
LYCEUM.

LYCEUM.
Vaughan Chaser seems 10 have made
another ten-strike In being the nrsi
TO secure the rights 10 the produc-
tion OF "Graustark" in this city, and nc
and his company will give this charm
ing romance, a notable production all
week, commencing tomorrow night
Magnificent stage settings, glittering
costumes and uniforms and complete
accessories will unite in making the
performance a big success.
The story OF "Graustark" is delight
full and fascinating from the opening
speech TO the final drop OF the cur
tain. Briefly told. II Is that of a
young American. who. while traveling
IN the west. becomes acquainted with
a beautiful young woman touring the
country. She tells him her home Is IN
uraustark and invites him TO visit
her some day. While on hunt for
her. he and his friend chance TO over
hear a plot to abduct the princess,
,Yetive. by strategy they gain access
Ito the palace. and while folling the
plan OF abduction they find the prin-
cess II none other than the girl they
were looking for. Then follows a ro-
finance OF the most thrilling nature.
Miss Courtenay as the princess Yetive,
land Mr. CHASER as the young American,
will have the principal parts, while
the other members OF the company Will
he well cast.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
FAST STEAMER CITY OF TOLEDO

There Is considerable difference be-
tween praying for what we want most
and praying for what we need most. .
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
THE AVENUE.

"A Matrimonial Mess" and THE Sc
cret Panel are the two burlesques
with which The Avenue Theater Stock
Co, Will inaugurate the summer sea-
son OF frivolous amusement In the
Avenue. Sunday afternoon. Hereto
fore the lovers OF this form OF amuse-
ment have had TO suffer an interim
during the hot months, but this year
the doors Of the Avenue will continue
open. for the company has been formed
EXPRESSLY for this purpose.
The two burlesques 10 be used are
Of the character likely to entertain at
such a period and they are filled with
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

alter. Wilkie has Made a great i'm
preston on the other stages OF the
Caillc and kunsky circuit and Will try
to even eclipse his past successes while
In the Lafayette.
Jack Symonds, the monologist who
has made millions laugh with his wit
ticisms, Will be another fun provokin &
factor. Other specialists OF a high or
der, Will also be presented between
1880 and IL y. m. daily.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

be maintained Notwithstanding the
fact that on the occasion of Nine. De-
Lussan's last appearance I'm Detroit a
charge OF 81 and SO a seat was made.
Manager j. III. Moore is one OF those
managers who do not believe in serv-
ing turkey without the dressing. and
everything else that goes 10 make UP
a turkey banquet. so for this reason ne
has surrounded Nine. DeLussan with
a vaudeville bill that IL richer in acts
than any other ever seen In Detroit
One OF the really great acts To be
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23

pretty music and give the chorus maids
an abundance of opportunity to froIIo
I'm the most approved fashion. Each
week there viii be q complete change
of bill In burlesques and specialties
The oiio OF vaudeville for the nrSt
week includes Hal Groves comedian
In monologue; Scanlon q stevens.
Hebard a. Fuller, in a sister act. and
Sherman & Fuller, acrobats
Worry is a poor thing TO take home.
but when It is 1t is bad thing to
meet it with the same thing.
Job Printing done right Time. Prsnt.
ting Co.. i5 John R.-st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-23
TEMPLE.

Lovers OF vocal melody Will have
the richest treat or the season, Caruso
excepted. when Mime. Zelie De Lussan
stage Monday afternoon. Nine. De-
Lussan viii sing every afternoon and
night The usual prices for seats VIII
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
FUNERAL.

The funeral Of the late Mr.. William
g. Schwarzmann will take place from
the residence, 525 south Fairfsx street,
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. Deleg atoms
representing Andrew Jackson LO'g' of
Masons, Old Dominion Ocmmandery,
Knights Templar; Mount Vernon Chap
ter, Royal Arch Mssons; George Mason
Council, Royal Arcanum; Alexandria
Council Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics, the Order of Owls and
the Glass Bottle Bowers Association
will attend. The psllbvarers will be
chosen from these organizations. The
services will he conducted by Rev. w.
w. Vsu Arsdsle, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Caurch. Many
relstives and friends aud acqasiaian cas
of the deceased will siterd the fun sral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

! The oyster season has closed.
There wss but enc sbid Cfered
sole 10 mslke. this morning.
Electric lights hsve been Installed IN
the Columbia engine house.
There was sudden disspPssrance oil
straw lists and reappearancs Of overcosls
this morning.
Officer Garvey Yesterday recovered
bic, Gle belonging to DR.. Hicks. The ma
chine had been placed ia stable.
A little oh II of Ms. j. A. Dleuelt
had bis coIisr hone broken at bis fathers
pharmacy Oh King street., by pulling
show case from the counter TO the noor.
AlexsndrIa Council, Royal Arcsnum.
has paid to Mrs. Mamie Frndsli Tack
ct $4,000, the amount Of the bsnefiI
held in ihst organization by her bus
band, The late j. F. TAckeit.
Toe alarm Of fire shortly sfer nine
o'clock this morning WAS caused by q
burning chimney 10 the alley In the
suna,e bounded by King, Prince. Lee
and Union streets.
The meeting to have been held at
"Colmans Park" b, Col. Oolman yesler-
day afternoon at which national and re-
Iigious questions we're to have been dis
cussed and settled Was postponed on &C.
count of the rain.
The Gsns-Nelson prize fight was
shown In moving pictures at the Opera
House last night before largo ard veil
pleased audience. The fight was quite
realistic aud showed Nelson to be the
better man, though the decision was
given Cans on foul.
Richard Summers, colored, OF Queen
Oity. Alexandra county, was brought
before u. s. Commissioner K. P. W.
Garnett, in this city, today, by Deputy
Marshal Glover on the charge OF selling
liquor without license. He was sent
to all to await an examination on Wed
nesday next.
One o'the latest products Of the N. Auth
Provision Co. is their BERKSHIRE brand OF
sliced bacon in boxes. Ask for the "Auih
brand Sylvan BlOndheim, the Auth Stand,
City Market.
Do not fail to see Aunt Polly Bassstps
Singing sknle tonight at 7.3O at Christ
Churc Parish Hall. There will be silver
Offering.
DIR. Hicks, Eye Specialist. l07 south Royal
street Examination free. spr28 I'm
Fried CLANS SOC dozen. Veget .ble soup
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: clam sonp
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. c. ii.
Zimmerman, Market Space. marc II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
PERSONAL.

Miss Mamie Burns, of ll06 Prize
street. af,er spending week 10 H5sis
vile. Md, wi,h her aunt, 10 roR spsn5
log week with her friend, Mrs. ID. a
TAYLOR, 706 @ street, Washington.
Miss Anita Csskie, of Peunsy lVsnia,
. visiting her sister, Mrs. Mrvin Bow
CD, 10 Alexandria.
SIR. Allen r. War6eld, Of Alexsn
dri', sirived 10 HarrisOnturg on Wtdoes
dsy. Il Times.
Miss Elwyn Turner, of Fauquier
county, and Miss Virginia Oorse, o.
Alexardris, spent several days last weeS
with Ms. Sarah Page at "I'on. -
LOudoDn Mirror.
Miss Grace Eddens, of Baltimore, j;
visiting her cousin, Mrs. ]. j. Green al
Brsddock Heights.
Mr.. and MIS-. Kenneth w. Ogden,
who have jet returned from their we'd
ding trip, are with the parents OF MIS-.
o .den, st Braddock Heights.
Hoo. Fl. St. George Tucker SIS in
the city today.
Miss Elizabeth Bsggerly, Miss Petty,
and Mr.. NJ. + Tolbert, upon whom
operations were performed Wednesday at
the Alexandria Hospital, are convalssc
ing.
Miss Loulie HudginS has returned TO
her home in Portsmouth, from visit TO
friends Ia this city.
On motion of Hon. Il. at. George
Tucker, Mr.. J. r. OatoD, of this city
wss yesterday admitted to practice in
the 5upreme Court OF the United States,
and entered an appearance for the de-
PENDANT in tie case Of the ". U. Tele-
graph Co. vs.. Wilson.
Mr.. William Mullen Is confined to his
home by illness.
Mics Elsie Osgett Ell rey, daughter
of DR.. F. w. Elbrey, formerly OF this
city, and niece of Mr.. Robert Il. Fuller,
of New York, and Mr.. Herbert Osborn
stabler, Of Washington, were married by
Dean Talbot in All Saints Cathedral,
ALBANY. on "Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stabler will reside in Washington after a
wedding trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
ORDINANCE SIGNED.

Mayor Paf today signed the ordl-
nance providing for the appointment
aud licensing of guides 10 Alexandria,
and 1t is now q law.
The Mayor will not sign q report oil
the finance committee, adopted at the
last meeting of Council, recommending
the payment Of $22.6O to John W.
Sutton for services s. Waterman in front
of house where case OF smallpox re-
Gently existed. His honor will, how
ever, not veto the action OF Council, but
will allow the bill to be paid without
his approval. He says the bill was con-
trscted in an irregular manner, SIS DO
one hal the authority 20 appoint The
wsichmsn. The Mayor further says he
saw no need Of ws,chman In sucl
case; that the police depar ment could
have attended to the matter. The Mayor
had previously declined TO swear 10 The
Waterman. He says another man has
recently been appointed Waterman of q
house where an infectious disease is said
10 exist. This, he asserts, lie also with
cut authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
Official.

AN ORDINANCE to provide for the APP
~ pointment and licensing of city guides
and TO prevent the wilful misrepresenta-
ton Of historical places and things within
the city limits bv any person or persons
and to fix penalty therefor.
BE il ordained by the City Council Of Alex
apd,ia that il shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons to show, conduct, guide or
otherwise direct any tourist, visitor or other
person, resident or non resident, anywhere
withia the corporate limits OF this city for
which mpersation is asked or received,
without first having procured license there
far az hereinafter provided. Any person de-
string to act at CITY Guide" shall make sp-
plication in writing to the Mayor stating age.
sex. residence and color; said application
lhall be accompanied by certificates OF char:
aeter from at least two reputable citizens III
satisfied that applicant is proper person the
Mayor may issue said license. Every guide
so licensed shall be required to wear a shield
or badge TO be supplied by the Mayor with
the words "City Guide" the number OF the
badge and the year Of issue printed thereon,
which number shall be made Of record by
said Mayor; such license to be collected Dy
the Mayor and eff. dtdrcting cost OF badges,
etc accounted for as other licenses are aO-
counted for; said license shall not be trans:
ferable except by consent and approval OF
the Mayor. and then only after all the pro-
visions applying tn original applicants have
been complied with. Any person acting as
guide without first having procured q H.
eense. as herein provided, shall, upon con-
yiction, be fined not less thsn one or more
than tee dollars, and any guide caught trsss-
passing upon the property OF any railroad or
steamboat company N pursuit OF business, or
of using profane, vulgar or boisterous ian
guage to the annoyance and inconvenience OF
any visiter, tourist or other pc s)n shall Do
deemed guilty # a misaemesnOr and upon
conviction fined net less than one or more
than FIVE dollars, or the Mayor may suspend
his or her Ii, enss for q period not u exceed
thirty days, or both, at his discretion, or the
Mayor in his discretion may revoke such
license OF any gaide or other person VINO
shall wiliully misTepresent any historic plses
or thing to any visitor, tourist or other person
she'll be deemed guilty Of q mi'demeanor sud
mon conviction incl not less than one or
more thaa lie dollars for each offence; said
license 10 expire on May 3lst each year. Any
person desiring TO act as "City Guide" shall
psy the SUN of five dollars per snnum, which
amount shall accompany the application a.
herein provided.
2. This ordinance shall be in force from
its passage. ana
Passed tie Common Council April g. 1903
HUBERT SNOWDEH. President.
Passed the Board Of A !erms AP'l ~, lsce'
j r. N. CURTIN, President.
Approved May /. 1903.
FRED J. PAFF, Mayor.
Teste: DANIEL r. STANsBURY, Clerk, &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

With the exception of the section re-
lating to the forestry service, the sgri-
cultural appropriation bill was consider
ed la the Senate yesterday. The re-
naming feq!ion will BIZ considered today.
An executive session was held Ia
which the nominations OF q number OF
postmssters were confirmed.
Senator Elkins failed to secure a sus'
per ION OF the commodity clsuse OF the
railroad rate bill, which will 90 into
effect today.
The House committee on sppropriA-
lions was oyerrldden 10 the matter Of
appropriations for special agents for the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
carry out the publicity clause OF the
Hepburn law. The committee sppropri-
sted only $50, coo and the House in-
creased it to $360,OOO. The fight On
The floor was made after conference at
be White House.
The District OF Columbia approprIs-
ton bill, with Senate amendments, was
sent to conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
DAMAGES FOR RAGLAND.

In the $4,000 damage suit OF Wa
verify N RsglsOd, of Petersburg, suing
the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Oompsny for alleged false arrest by one
of the employees of the company while
a passenger en- route from Norfolk 10
Washington, Judge Waddill 10 Nor,
folk on Wednesday afternoon decided
that the libellsnt vas entitled to dam
apes. The court reserved its decision as
TO the amount Of damages TO be given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY


George Coleman, colored, waa brought
before the Pol ice Court ID morning
charged with breaking and entering a
car of the Southern Railway Company.
The car was one of ct ring on track
a short distance north of the W. & O.
depot. Special Officer PaDkey, who
was on duty Wedne,day night, while
making his rounds heard fO0's cps on
tbs path between two strings OF cars aud
upln making an inves igstiOn was con-
WINGED that me person had entered a
tool car. lie climbed into the car 10
the darkness, and, while unable to see
anyone, he could hear person breath
log. de waited few moments and
then dashed light when he discovered
Coleman crouched in a corner OF the car.
The special officer took him In custody
and conducted him TO the station house.
Coleman 10 his defense this morning
said he was suffering from toOthache aud
eutered the car for the purpose of sleep
log in 1t. Justice Oston sent him on to
the grand jury.
Special Officer Pankey last night DIS
covered q negro named William HELEN
In freight car near seminary station,
short distance west of this city. The
dsrkey acknowledged be had entered
the car aud broken open box contain
ing clothing ia order that he might OBJ
tain new outfit. He was brought be-
fore the Police Court aud held for the
action of the Fairfax authorities,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
AGENTS APPOINTED.

George o. Csrpinter has been sP-
pointed general freight agent, and Won.
+. Osrne, it,, general passenger agent oil
the Washington and Potomac Steamboat
Company, with headquarters at Eighth
street whsrSes, Washington, d. q.
Messrs RssTdon & Grimes have been
appointed general agents at Alexandra
with headquarters st the Mutual Ice
Company pier. Mr.. David Van Clest
IL general mansger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
RID WITHDRAWN.

Mr.. ]. D. Knigh', who was the low
est bidder for the work of remodeline
the Clerks Office OF the Corporation
Court, his bid being for 81, 900. 80. hiss
Withdrawn his bid and will decline to
perform the work, stating to the COM
mittee on public property that he made
a mistake 10 his calculation. Tne COM
mittee will later decide what course 10
pursue, The next lowest bid was thai
of q Washington firm for 81, $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
BIRTHDAY SOCIAL.

At the some of Mr.. Peter Francis, on
upper King stree, last night there
was q pleasant birthday social rendered
his mother 10 honor Of her slst birthday.
The members OF the family were present
IS we'll as her grandchildren and great
grand children. The table was tastefully
decorated and dainty refreshments were
served The company left at late hour,
Mrs. G. P. Francis presided q: the piano
and furnished fine music.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
Gentle and Effective

A vell.koorn Msni,obs editor write I:
.sAs an inside ~o'ker fnd Chawte =
l.iu's Stomach sur Liver Tsbleis invslu-
able for the lruch's oi biiiousnsss nsiu-
raj TO sedeursry lie, their action being
gentle ard ,fi-cliv', CLEARING the digts-
tive tract aud The head" Pic. 20
cents. ssmp'fs iree. W. F. Cfsit hh
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
MAY COMES WITH COLD WAVE

The meteorological con didons accom-
panyiug the advent OF May were akin to
hose of March. At the close OF yester-
day the wind changed from the east to
to the northwest, when rain end much
colder weather followed. The wind
came in heavy flaws during most Of the
night, and at an early hour this morn
ing the mercury In the thermometer was
down to go. The officers of the
steamer Washington, which arrived up
from Norfolk this morning about an
hour late, report high northw's' winds
In the bsy and river. The weather to:
dsy has been fair and cool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
SHIT FOR DAMAGES.

The case of NJ. Oreegsn vs. W., A. x
Mt. V. Ry. Co., suit for $40, 600 for
damages for the killing Of little son Of
Mr.. Ofeegan, on south Royal street, by
a car on the eltcrc road last summer.
is set for trial in the Corporation Court
tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01

Gil.' While Lawn and India Linon
Dress.s, some with low neck and short
sleeves, and Others with high neck aud
three quarter sleeyes, trimmed with en-
broldery; skirt made very full and neilly
finished; sizes 6 to IA.
Special prices 81 As to sl.9O each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01
CONCERT AND BANQUET.

The concert by the Naval Gan Fac
tory Band for the benefit OF the CJlnm-
bia Steam Fire Eugine Company will
be given tonight at O'Clock in the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall.
Az entertaining programme has been
prepared, and an enjoyable evening Is
assured all who may attend.
At the close of the concert banquet
will be given at the Oolumbis eng Inc
ouse at which the members OF the
Naval Gun Factory Band will be pres
eni, as we'll IS city Ofici'ls sud a mum.
Der OF invited guests. The banquet will
begin at 1890 O'Clock. Admission will
be by card. The following are the COM
mittee,:
Gspersl committee-R. A. Merchant,
chairman; w. l.. Hoy, secretary; j. +.
Pettey, treasurer; J. w. Trsvers, +.
Trayers, J. L. Du6ey, o. Wilburn, N.
l.. Smith, J. w. Hughes, s. Elliott,
l.. MILAN, and G. A. Norris.
Committee on progrsmms-R l..
Merchant and w. L. Hoy.
Committee on decorations aud ban
uuet-J. L. Duffey and N. l.. smith.
Ushers-Gsorge A. NorriS, J. w.
Hughes and Everett Rodgers.
Ticket takers-R l.. Merchant and
Sam'l Elliott
Firemen OF dutv-Capt J. F.
Pettev, Com. ]. w. TraVeTs, F. Trsvers,
O. Wilbur and l. MILAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-01

DsWitt's Kidney and Bladder pills are
prompt aud thorough and will in 3 short
time strengthen weakened kidneys and aliay
troubles arising from inflammation of the
bladder. sold by W. F. Creighton 4 Co.