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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

Scr iron5oiiifen &Cgicru1g nit Sor,
iid)t oui5unebmen icien. neil lie &c
omtIid angcfiinoigten gblidten, net
DIE it'd innerbalb oeS HobmenS h:r
NlgeciroS.Itte bepegten, lueit itbCr'
id)ritten. Inrin ici cine WftlitGr.Ero.
menooc nod 6e5, cin t~ieiereS Gin
Orin9en in ooS S1crifen'Heidl nid,t
erlp0bnt.
Cine abmcihcnoc &nltung Der
fran30iiifen HegilrunA beiBt e. III
Der ofii5iOien NuSlniilnlg ipcitcr, lei
nidt 81 e@rlportcn. &icIr;chr iei al.
5unebmen 0uB &oitaS Weoiuun D :
GnD5iel Der iron5oiiiden g~rpcoition
ict, iuoOurd) oie 9erltbiglm1 oeS mo-
%rotfaniifcn &iltcrlorHcS Imo sic
MISUNDERSTANDING ser Sr0nmng IN
G~oioblnnco m0Alid gcnindt luerNe.
9oS Gingretfcu mil;t0riihe" Streits
fr0ite ici itctS MIR poriibcrgcDcno &C.
plant. Is bcrriM? en- 0ered)ticrtiA.
ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gobcr It0rtcn
i'm Die SignntormGd,tc nidt.
8erthet0tNt tbrcn Sobn.
Sic bier onioiiigc Mutter ocS ou.
geblihcu &obotcucr NotclotebS 0cin.
rid 2cn5fc mot)t bic MittbeiIunN
BOB ibr Sobu iciner Belt sur st.
Coulter MISUNDERSTANDING gegongcn
unb ertrontt lei. NIS or I'M Soipitol
acIcNel, icicn ibnt ieinc Eopicre &c.
ItobIcn mor0clL, mo Ser Iieb, 0eiIen
&erboftung bierbcr gcmclbct morbcn,
babe ~ie0eniollS oen Nonen ibres
Sobnes bcnlIBt.
6rol Scn5fe iilAt bin6u, ibr Sobn
iei III Chicago in Stenunq. Gr bobe
bcobiihtigt, @cibnohtcn icine in
Goaos, Ger, mobncnoe Sdrpeiter 5it
beiild)cn unO oorolti nod) Son Srous
cisco 81 rciicn.
NIIerlei ans Teuti6Ianb.
Sir Sen Wpnot Te5ember lit Die
InslponberrnQ iiber Bremen inter
Sic S0lfte b%rrieniGcn I'M oIeitcu 3cit-
raltm OeS porigen Sabres berunter9c-
songen. Sic be5iffcrte lid MIR ollf
I%efstouicno E%erioncu.
Gie Suocnihoft 9crlin'S plant bie
Grriftl,ng eineS Wcnoelsiobn.9 Cent
mails, melhes Dor Dem iiioiif)en ano.
bengpmnoiirm al ser WroBen Sam.
bltrgeritrube icinc au~iltclung erbol.
ten foil. Nn oer Spiee beS Gomite's,
ooS iif 81 Dem 3mef gebiloet bot,
itcbcu Die Serren Sans Simon uuo
Siibor 26lpc.
Gie 5neite S0lite ocr obQcloilienen
Mode Hot III Neuiifton6, Seitrci.
did. Eolcn. llnQnrn ltb Ser Shmeij
Bic itrcnaItc &Gltc 9ebrod)t. Momeut.
Iid) iii Tbiiringcn idJmcr beimgciu6t
norben. Tort iino 5oblreide SooeS.
fdlt 6ilrh Urfritrtn pot9efoniTlclt.
gltdJ lilt0 cmpfinolihc &%crfebrSIt0.
r1ttgen Ourd) Sic b~crridlcnoc @ittc
rilng Gcrbcigefiibrt luorbcu.
Sn 0}iind)cn iin0 uminngrcide
6%6Iidmlgcn BON @iGocrn b%criibmtcr
Rciitcr mfgcoeft morocn. Soaor
@oacriCn un0 nomboite 9iinItocr.
Itdt0i9c muroen b%cidlpinoeIt. 8on
benz Sbdter bot mon nod feline
Spur. bod iino ciiri9itc Grlnittelln1.
gen I'M @o19e. Phi Die @rgreifung
OC$ Builders lit cine beocutcnoe Sc.
lobnung oiisQeiett moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
TDnamit Httentat anf Hidtcr.

@cllspiIlc, H.-Oy 3. San. -
Sni 8cler oes Seins bon Nidter e
". Carpenter III anbooer lit Tpnon1ii
5lir Grploiion gebroft poroen. Get
Shuben bctrdgt $500. Hifter Car
pcnter bat in lebter ;3cit oie &c.
trdnfcgeiebc defenders itrcng oilrfgc.
fii6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
Stolsc SIolGnocr.

Noi6pilte, Scnn.. 3. Sonulr.
Gas .6ranf Gbeatbam gipottac
llriteo Confederate Ieterous." nnbnl
bier einen geibluB ait, ourf neldjetl
Die Bcrtreter Der Siioitoaten I'M Gon'
greB oufgeioroert neroen, Die bcob'
iihti9te Veniioniruig ser conioberiri
ten Solonten 5u perbinoern, inoelt
iie erfldrten, tie brnlid)tei feline u1ter,
lid)e Siiriorge Ger Hegierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
8ieSer Nidts.
Ter piertc Fro5eB gcgeu Caleb Eoru.
cr@ re~i.lltatlos a%cbIicbcu. - Gin
Hiitblid ouf oen Sail.

Hiidblid auf 0en Sail.
Georgetown, 9py ). San. =
Hohocm Die @eifworencn in Dem
Sale AcNcn Goleb YomcrS, pelhcr
Der @ctbeiligltng al ser @rmor0un9
BON @oupcrueur @iQiom 8ocbel an
fIagt it, iiber IS Stunocu in 9era.
tbung warcn, beridtcte Der Sbmann
ocrielbM Qeitern &ormittog 5ltm'
jWcitCn Wolc. 0nB cine G%iuigun1 Der
@cidmorcncn unmoqItd lei, morolii
Nidtcr Worris oiclcIben entlieb. Gie
8eIdmorenen %itunoCn 5Cbu fir Srcts
iprchunQ lul0 5rpei iiir ifuIoig. 9ie
lebtcrcn 5mci nnren ser Sbmorm s.
z. Gricc mlo !. u. Tcl,ufer bon Sor.
riion.Gomtp. EolpcrS luulrbc BON
picIen Ser Nnpeinben lcbboft be9liid.
miinidt uno erfldrtc Scocm, oob er
NIT Dem Nus9auge OcS Yro5eiICS 5lt.
iricocn iei. &iclc Ser @cihworcuen
ld)llttcltcn ibm Die S1noe.
Gincu Nntrog alri 6reiloiiung be8
In9cfIogtcn gegcn 9iirgidoit mieS
Ridter Worris ab unO iette ben Ger
min 5llr Ncilperban0lung ser Sod)c
altf Den 6. Sltli 8. 5. an,
Scltcn bat Gin Grimirolpro5eB
mebr Iiinertiamteit oui iif gcleltft
ODER lit otter pcrbanbcIt porben, pic
oieicr 0e9en Den ebcntoIigen StootS.
icfret0r Caleb Eouers. Ger iueben re.
lliltotlos perlnifcnc Nro5eb lit n1nls
lib Der pierte gegen ben Nngefla9tcn
gemeien. Gas Gerbrcben, meSpegen
FoncrS pro5eiiirt morncn lit, bat o.
ge0cn ifon Dor odt Sobren in 6ronf.
tort itnttgciunben. Sn 5mei iriibercn
Fro5ellcn mur0e Der Nngeflagte ldul-
Dig beilnbcn uno 81 lc6enslGn9li.
dem 8erfer ocrurtbeilt. Giid) i'm orit.
ten Ero5eb Iprofcn i'm bie @eidJpo.
renen ihuloig un6 Goiper8 pltroe
gum Sooe Derurtbellt,
Ger critic Tro5eB, mcIfcr I'M Sabre
1900 itottinnb ln6 nit ser Ierltrt6ei.
lung bcs Ingefloqtcn cnoctc, lpliroc
icoodl pom IppcQbof pcgen MiBoer.
boltens 6eS NnlpoltS SbonuS s.
Campbell lltto 81 frilbjciti9cr 8crfiin-
oiguna bcs llrtbeilS umgeitoben. Sn
Sabre 1901 erfolgtc Der 5lueite Iro.
5eB, ilno aud, 0ieiCr ipurbe umgeito.
BEN, iucil Der Ero3cBri6ter SomcS 6.
Gontrill, trosoem tbn Torteilihfeit
IcitcnS Ser Gertheioi1une poreepor.
len murSt, beri 5oI Dor iidj bottc Der.
boroelh loiien. Ter brittle Erp5cB I'M
Sabre 1908 fonb Dor Gtidter 5. g.
&obbinS iii MqniieIb itatt, fiibrtc
obermoIs 5ur gcrnrtbcilun0, lpuroc
uber Dor brt 9u1oeYridter u, NJ. s..
Godron gebrodt, pcId1er Nen 9lnge.
flngten III 9unocsgcpohriam nobm,
l%porouf .un oos Sber. guuoesgeriht
appellirt lpurOc. IS uergingen MN.
mc6r mebrere Sabre. ebe ieitenS je.
mes @eridts Die 3uit1roigfeit Der
Staots9eridte ieitgeitcGt uno oie
lette SollptpcrbanbIung Dor cil,cm
Der lesteren itottfinoen fonntc. Eorp.
crS bat iid) m0brcno Der lebtcn Sabre
lciner Soit nit GcftsituOien 6eidGf.
tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

Qirs. IinsIulu,s sppthina snrnu

ptrb felt fiber tinnbnnbieG5tg Salrcu Ron
Mtntonrn non Wittern flr tire aiuber bei'm
3atnea nit uuniia noiBrm Grfsta eebranht. IS
6ernbigt ous Stub, erpeidlt ben @anmrn, be.
Ih'pifbttat ale ehmrrien; furirt Ninotult lnb
II .oas bette WttieI Iiir Gfarrb5e, Ron @po'
ibeferit IN alien g9elitbeilel %nerfnuft. Setb
eeuth itrb oerIanat ,Uirs. WtnsloD'S Soothina
ehrnp" iiuo rebrlt feine nnoere Sorte. Silnf'
uHo3uan5ia Gents bic Slofcbe. Inter benz 9lGbr,
%ntttteI.. uno 3roguens@efeb BON 80. Snri 1900
aaraHtiri. Seriensylumurer 1893. GtH aftrf
uno aut bctpdbrire WitteI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
ROY KILLED.

The dead body of an unknown youih'
about IS years old, with sandy hair,
was found upon the tracks of the Wash
inc ton. Southern Railway a short dis
lance north OF the Viaduct over the cleo
trio railway, between / l and IL O'Clock
Saturday night The remains were sub
sequent'y taken to Mr.. B. Wheatley's
undert .king establishment, where an
inquest was held this evening. The
Youths head had almost been split open
and there WAS an ugly cash on the lower
port on of the right cheek. His legs
had also been injured. No one could
identify the unfortunate boy, nor was
there anything in his pockets to indicate
his name or residence. He was attlred
respectfully In a gray suit of clothes. A
card on his pantaloons contained the
following: "71S2, November III, 1907,
Belk Brothers, Charlotte, n. G. Made
for DR.. @. r. Bridges" A pOcketbook
was also found in which we're so or 90
postage stamps. The jury returneda YER
dict TO the effect that the deceased came
10 bis death by having been struck on
the head by locomotive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Maxine, the infant daughter OF Mr.
In. L. and MR.. n. ID. Goods, died a.
her parents residence, 100 King street.
last night.
Two lots of new whest reached Alex
audria this morning. One IVES consigned
t, Geo. n. Robinson's Sons and th'
other to r. 81. Hancock. The grain wal
DRY and 10 good condition.
Tha schooner Clara Solomon, loaded
with lumber by Smoot Il Co., has sailed
for Grinders whsrf. The barge Blanch
ard. loaded with lumber By H. T.
Field & Co , has left for MaItiwoman
Mamie Galloway, colOred, who had beer
arrested by Constable Payne for disorderl'
conduct at the Dyke May II, was taken be
fore Justice Wright this morning in Fairia'
county and fined 1870 Richard Williams
colored. charged with assaultlng the Gallo
way woman, was fined S7.2O
Gas bills for the quarter ending June ar
now due. The usual discount will be allowe'
on all bills paid on or before the first proxlmO
| After that date no discount will be allowed
A bug sale of housefurnishings, such n
linens, sheetings, cottons, spreads, etc, start
| ed today at Bepdheim's and will continue to
three days. See theft advertisement.
While digging trench for water pipe OF
the north side Of Christ Church during th'
past few days the workmen unearthed part o
hnman skull and some bones.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will hold
drill at the armory tonight Several mat
| tiers of Importance TO the company VIII b'
discussed at the same time.
Mr.. F. g. Pickett has moved his saw mil
outfit from Springfield, Fairfax county, t.
| Broad Run, where he will saw IN Mr.. ID. NJ
| Walters woods
The cool weather of the past few days gave
| way TO warmer conditions today and at
o'clock the mercury registered 81.
The Fpworth League Of Trinity NJ. r.
| Church will give an excursion on the steam
er St. Johns. this evening.
There will be another crabpickipg tonigh
at Jacob Brill's restaurant, foot OF KIM
street.
| Fried CLANS SOC dozen. Veget ible soul
Tuesday, Thqrsday and Saturday; clam soul
| Monday, Wednesday aud Friday. &. II
| Zimmerman, Market Space. marc u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
II. 8. COURT.

The summer term Of the u. ). Court,
Judge Waddill, will open in this city Oh
Monday next.
The following are the names OF thu
Grand Jurors: Russell Wallace, james D.
9. GaU!din, Garter Smith, M. l.. Rob
inson. John 4. Msrshall, Oscar W.
Phillips, Frank 9. Harper, George u
HOPKINS, E. s. Lesdbest'r, Allan la
bot. Samuel Townsend, d. W. COskleyr
Frank Rogers, @. F. Hicks, ID. W
Scott, r. K. Hsrvie, w. E. Grigsby, X.
n. Stubbs, II, NJ. HUT, George Kerr
Murry Belts, r. Il. Pratt and Thoma'
hoy, or. A.
The following are the names OF the
petit jnrors: Henry f. Robertson. W.
Neal Miller, G. K. Riley, Z. d. Helm
JIG. Parrish, G. L. Blackburn, Lux
Osllahau. Silss Cooper, K. h. Hume
A. J. Blake, O. Z. Burton, ID, Il
franklin. W, L. Nelson, Blair Mean
lev, Henry Miller. W. l.. Wheeler, j.
L. Bland, T. D, Robinson, W. O. Balls
W. It. Payne, Booker Anderson, A. j
Qusrles, James BlOxton and John "
Baggett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
THE CHURCHES.

Yesterday was an ID al day, the tfm-
perstore being normal mOuiug, noon
auirigh. The mercury nged between
63sud SO. There wac lllIle wind, and the
skies we're clear ell day. The churches
were fairly well attended. Rev. j.
Howard Wells conducted services at the
NJ. E Church so1th at night. AT the
Bsp ist Church, Rsy. A. W. Graves, o.
Washington, occupied the pulpit and al
Christ Church Rev. T. n. Lawrence
recently ordaintd a deacon at the Theo-
logi seminsry, preached in the morn,
ing. The other pulpits were occupied
by the resident clergy.
The acceptance Of the call ID the
First Baptist Church was read TO the
church at it's morning service yesterday
from Rev. w. F. WstsoD, who was re-
Iieyed from his present charge at the
South Street Church, Port mouth, on the
previous Sunday, and will sever the ties
which have bound him closely to a low
ing aud loyal people. He will assume
pastoral care of the church here on
August lst next.
Rev. j. r. Sewer delivered a dis
course in the Second Presbyterian
Church on Sunday observance. bis
subject was, "Does AlexaDdTis want q
Sabbath Res % The reverend gentle
man read several passages in the ola
Testament referring to the ssnetlly oil
the Sabbath. He expressed the opinion
that the present laws of the city and
ststs should be enforced. There Was
large attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
MR. GREENS APPOINTMENT.

Postmaster w. Hall Harris has an-
yuouaced that the resignation from the
,,eryiee of Mr.. George w. Wright, su'
perintendeut of the city delivery division
OH Baltimore pOstofice, had been &C.
ceptsd. The position had been filled by
the appointment of Mr.. Ernest Green,
for many years private secretary to the
present postmaster aud to Mr.. 3.
Davies Warfeld, his predecessor 10
office. MIR. Green bad been connected
with the service for IA yesr'. de was
privsts secretary to Mr.. Wsrheld until
February, 1905. when MIR. Harris was
appointed, aud he vas retained before
his connection with the service he was
confidential clerk to the late severn
Teakle Wallis. He is 80 years OLD ana
Was bora in Alexandria. He received
his education in private schools OF Alex
sndris and the public schools OF bs'n'
mole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
DEATH OF CAPT. PAYNE.

Cant. William w. Payne died at hii
home In Hsrrlsonburg this morning at
2:4O o'clock after an illness OF only a
few days. Capt. Payne wss born in
Warrenton on July "a, 1853. He was
son of Gen. W. Il. Payne and had
a host OF friends throughout this section.
He had been a conductor on the Ma
nassss branch of the Southern Railway
for about third of q century and was
deservedly popular with the many with
whom he WAS thrown. On Wednesday
last he was taken suddenly III jest as he
was preparing to take charge of his train
al Harrisonburg. 1t was thought bis
illness was not serious but he grew worae
till the end came at an early hour this
morning. Capt. Payne, when ayoung man
lived in this city, where he made many
friends. He leaves widow, who was
Miss Laura L. Moore, whom be married
in 1881, and ten children. Besides bis
Immediate family, he Is survived by
three brot1ers: Harry F., of Warren
ton; ]. Winston, OF Washington; Bland,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, and one sister
Mrs. Epps Hunt,D, ir. OF Richmond
The funeral will take place at 8 ?. M
tomorrow sud the interment will be 81
Hsrrisonburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
CORPORATION COURT.

fJudge L.. G. Farley presiding.]
The case OF Michael Cgeegsn, admin
istrstor of the estate OF William Gregg n
deceased, against the Washington, Alex
andria aud Mount Vernon Electric Rail
way Company, a suit to recover slO, OOO
for the death OF his little son, who wss
killed by one OF the compapy's cars on
Royai street last summer, is being heard
today. The case is being tried in the
United States court room owing to i'm
proyements being made at the Corpora
ton Court. The plaintiff is rtpresentt d
by Attorneys L. P. Harlow and o. r.
Digs and the railway by AttornsJs j.
r. and Il. B. Cation and ]. 8. Barbour.
The following compose the Jury:
J. G. Oockey, @. B. Swami, J. I. Har-
r,pV. n. w. Summers, A. A. WsI6eld,
] W. Gunner, NJ. r Norris, b. Fried
lander. w. 0 T0mlin, j. +. Blrrell, J.
f w Timbermsn and o. F. Certr.
The case will probably occupy two
DAYS In the trial.
Ida Melissa Hill We. O. K. I ts ard
Alexander Lyles; 6nal decree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
YOUNG MAN DROWNED.

Atsu early hour yesterday morning
a pleasure boat from Washington IN
which we're several men stopped at the
shipyard Ia this city and one of the
parry called up the station house over
the telephone and announced that John
McCalip, % years old, OF Washington,
had been drowned in the channel oppo-
ate Sandy Bsr, just below Fort Foote,
and q short distance below this city.
Lieutenant Smith notified the Washing
ton authorities, and later the police boat
of that city started down the river.
Early in the afternoon the body was
recovered aud conveyed to Washington.
Tue Vigilsnt stopped here on her way
down aud took Officer knight aboard,
who was in the small boat when the
body was hooked.
On Saturday evening McCAlip and
several companions started for cruise
down the river In the auxiliary yacht
Duchess. They anchored near the dyke
for the night. McOalip swoke about
z O'Clock Yesterday morning, and sail
ed the boat In deep water for the pur-
pose If taking a swim before dressing.
He diyed overheard and swan several
hundred yards from the boat and had
turned about to return, when he was
overcome, it is supposed. BY cramps. de
called for help, aud then sank. dis
companions staitsd the engine OF the
boat aud hurried TO his rescue, bnt when
they reached the spot McOslip had gone
down for the last time.
For half au hour or more the young
mans friends searched for his body,
-. 4t were unable to locate 1t. One OF
,ha members of the party attempted TO
rssch It by diving, but was unsuccessful
THE m fortunate young man was born
=, Gr,~Go,, 'syille, Ind., and went to
Wsshinotnn q, Nout year ago, where be
Cos smnIoved as u electrician.
McCalip's death Drought 70 ,,, a olOsS
a pretty romance, datiL SifOm cnliunoO o1
For several years he had Oeea eas ''s,"
to Miss Julia HsnDs, of Or. w'Ol '.s,n =
Ind. his native town, and "l'uln q
week or 30 they were to have be. - :"
Tied.
Several months ago McOalip aud Ha."
old b. White bought sailing slooP, on
which they were cruising at the time oil
the accident For the past two months
they had spent their spare time over
hauling the craft and changing II into
an auxiliary yacht The boat was
launched about week ago, and on Sat-
urdsy evening her owners started on
their first cruise. They had intended
sailing down the river as far as Colonial
Beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
SENT TO JAIL FOR WARRANTS.

Timothy Madden was srrsigned 10 the
Police Court this morning charged with
attempting to assault Peyton Bsllenger.
The alleged ofiense took place about IL
o'clock Saturday night near the corner
of King and Alfred streets. Ohsrles
Uten wss also srrsigned charged win
being a party to the assault. Herbert
Griffith, ysrdmsster OF the Southern
Railway. came to Mr.. Bsllenger's assis-
lance. and Madden WAS knocked down
and ont. He was then, with Uteu, taken
in custody and turned over to Lieutenant
Belts and Officers Beach and Rswlett.
Mr.. Bslleuger stated that ne and Mr.
Griffith we're preceding up King street,
when Madden, who wss leaning against
"A fence. scccsted him and said 81 want
Won" Ms 3slleuger STATED back and
asked him what business he had with
min. when, Mr.. BslleDger alleged.
Madden attempted to draw something
f,oN A hind pocket. Mr.. Ballenger, al
chi. ,1neiure, struck Madden, when the
latter . Iled to Uten to come and bring
his rs1or Nj. Griffith had in the mean
time came up. and he and Mr.; Ballen
ger took char = Of Madden and Uten anC
IeIephoued fer he police. Madden; II
his defease, said G.'r. Balienger appliest
an offensive epithet to hisn "a he Pss' go
whereupon the prisouIT useu ssSI5y ,, %
isct.onable language toward MI bs'.e leo,
ger and bis companion, @hen ne wa
attacked Knocked down Snu N'I IIt
Madden said he did not CA u upon o,e =
10 bring his razor, but to cone WIN ~
cane. Uteu deuied having any'u'u'
10 do with the row. Justice Csto.' sou
Madden and Uteu to Jail for 90 h'r
under the vsgrsnt act. Madden mao
with him a number of cards on whicl
was printed poetry headed GA Cripple
Appeal" Madden says he came to Alex
andris Yesterday from Wsirentln. h'
has at different times during the past fe"
vesrs lived in this city. A pair 0
stsel kuuckles were found several yard
from the spot where the trouble occurred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
DINNER TO MIR. CRAWFORD.

Mr.. Angus Med. Crawford, who will
leave the faculty of the f. FL. 8. in q
fa,~ days to acct pit position as principal
ofs h rye school 10 Texas. was given din
Usr CAT, Nrdsy night by Mr.. @. X. Hooh,
iuuior. at his home on seminsry Hill, on
which occas,s the old schoolmates OF
the F. Fl. s. sAt down with Mr.. Oraw-
lord and the host. Those present we're
M.ssrs A. Med. Crawford, Charles Craw-
ford, David Rust, j., i'Sii1lP dawson, DAWSON
s. Cooper Dawson, Geo. WortsinetoO'
ir. Richard Micou, VIM. W6etnipgton'
Doctor Edgar suowden and Dr. mos
L. Rust. Mr.. Crswford's deserved pop
ulsrity in the community and elsewhere,
is very great and his departure. tsKe'
from the E. Fl. s. most brilliant minu'
and will be greatly regretted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
PERSONAL.

M;ss Bessie Davis, of Alexandria ar
rived in Salem Friday and is the CUES
of Miss Bessie Grove on Craig avenue
r Roanoke World.
Messrs. Henry A. Cfump ana jour
J. Nugent are visitors st Oo'on'A
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mushbscf
have returned t, their home In Montana
after a visit to Mrs. Mushbach's grand
naother. Mrs. William Gibson.
Messrs. Harvey Frsncis, William
Saunders, and Eugene Rocker left todsy
for Atlantic CITY, where they Will sPenc
part of their vacation.
Mrs. Richard Gibson has gone u
Wytbeville, where she will spend the
summer. -,
Capt. Fiizhugh Lee, the president
military aide at the White House. mas
been q guest of the president at saga
more Hill for several days. He is abou
10 sail for France, where he Is to stud,
French military methods at one oil tn'
government schools.
Miss Alma Slower, of the nurses stan
of the Alexandra Hospital Is spending
mart of her vacation with her mother
Mis-. r. @. Slower, after spending ter
DAYS with relatives in Philadelphia. =
Fsuquier Democrat.
A letter from Colonial Beach says tn
Oscar Garter and William Ennis, oil
Alexandria are registered there.
Officer Ferguson has gone to Baltimore
where his mother is critically Ill.
Mr. James Javins, who has been conhned u
his home for some time from the effects OF az
accident at the Southern Railway shop, Il
Mr. CORTLAND II. Smith and Miss Auguiti
Neville Irwin, daughter Of DIR. Fairfax 1T
win were married in ST. Louis on FRIDAY
Mr. 4 Y, Williams has returned from
Milwsnkee where he went 10 attend the ma
tional convention of the Travellers PROTECTIVE
Association.
Afr. j. X. Swartz, who was seriously iDJur
ed by being run over by mail wagon IL
Washington some time ago, Is able 10 DC on
again with the use Of clutches.
Misses George French, Jean Brent anc
Cla ence and Mary Snowden very charming
ly served tea at the Golf Club house on Sat
urday evening. large number of member
of the club we're present.
Mr.. William Wattles has returned from
Berryyille where she went to attend the wed
ding of her sister Miss Eliza Lippitt and Mr.
Bertram Fox -,
Mrs. Bartlett Boiling, Of Charlottesville,
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Albert Stuart, OF
King street. .-...-
Mrs. A. J. Harris, who mas been VISITING
her sister, Mrs. George 5. French, lett tOua!
for her home in Henderson, n. C..
Councilman c. B. Marshall, who has beel
ouite sick. is able to be out again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
MISTER ORDERED.

The new Alexandria Light Infantry
will be formally mustered into the SER
vice of the state next Thursday evening
At s O'Clock in McBuTney's Hall, ordtrs
having been received from Richmond 10
that effect. The final enlistment oil
those who are to muster in with the
Company, will be made at the drill to be
held tonight at eight O'Clock, and any
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-29
DEATH OF MRS. sNELLINGs.

MIRA. Eugie W. snelliugs, wife of Mr.
Joseph d. Snellings, died Yesterday
NOR diBg 1t her home, SlS Wolfe STREE
Mrs. sasiliags was % years old and a
native of Stafford county. The remains
will be forwarded to fredericksburg to-
morrow morning for inteTmeat. Mrs.
Snsllings, who was in delicate heal a,
h. ,came iii about five o'clock yesterday
NOR, ing, and died at eight o'clock.