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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
DENTIST ACQUITTED.

The tedious trial of Dentist w. 3.
Gregory, lalting eight Gays, was con-
eluded yesterday evening 10 Roanoke
alter the jury had been out one hour
aud FIVE minutes, With q verdict of "noI
guilty"
Judge Woods warned the large and
impatient crowd that there must be 10
demonstration, bat 1t started anyway,
although 1t soon subsidized, while macy
people crowded around the dentist 10
congratulate him aud shake bis hand.
While the jury was out, Mrs. Gregory,
who stood by her husband 90 faithfully
throughout the trial, Was the recipient
of bouquet Of pink chrysanthemum'
from q local florist.
The charge on which Gregory waa
tried was thst oil having attempted an
assault on Miss Theodore Irwin, q col.
lege teacher, Of New York, while shs
Wss a patient 10 bis office and under the
influence OF chlor0form. The defense
contsnded that the womsn's story was
due to q bslluciraIion produced BY the
drug which hsd been administered. The
jury accepted this theory.
Mss Irvine Is teacher Of elocutiou
in New York and a friend Of ex-Secre.
larry of the Treasury ShsW's family,
Miss Irvine was patient in Gtegory's Of
fee on July rs and while GROWING a
tooth he Iministered chlorotoron. After
leaving his Office Miss Irvine went to
the homo of Prof. E. M. Coulter, where
she was visiting, and declared the den
tist had attempted an assault. Professor
Coulter and his brother-in-law, Lee Ket
dick, went to Gregory's Office that alter
noon and bta. him almost insenslble.
Out of their prosecution for assault
and Miss Irvine's story grew an indlct-
ment,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
suifragstts Movement 10 Russia.

S. Petersburg, Nov. Is By antsgO-
uizing Russia's uniV,rsity for woman.
Mioiser OF Educ alton Schwartz has
started q saffra Sette movement in Rus
sia TIA to, AZ endaugers his offic al
head. 1t was a; S;hwa'tz's order that
women were excluded from the uniVeT-
sity. The Russian women's union was
Immediately organized, aud trouble hiss
been raging ever since. The women
are responsible for the recent men
students strikes at st. Petersburg, Mos
COW, Kszan, Dorpat and KiefuuiVersi-
ties. Tue suffragettes have enlisted 10
their campaign The wives of many high
court personsges. Oficialdom is furious
with Schwartz for unnecessarily starting
q movement which, 1t iS feared, will
cause the government serious embairass'
ment. Schwartz is opposed to higher
education for women, and Gays he will
resign his post before reVOking bis
order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
MONUMENT TO GEN. "FITZ"
LEE

A plain shaft has been erected In
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, by the
friends Of Gen. Filzhugh Lee. The
monument was maize possible BY the Ell.
forts of 3 suhope Boiling, George W.
S,evens and number OF other friends oil
General Lee, who contributed person
ally.
The shaft 10 Of plain stone, on which
Is inscribed on all foAr sides the Offices
held and performed BY General Lee DUR
Ing his life. On the front of the shaft Ia
the Lee coat of arms. Beneath are the
dates of his birth aud dea,h-November
1885; April, 1905-aud the inscription
"Fsithful Unto Death" On the north
side is major General, O. s A.,
1925" Commander OF Cavalry, Army
of Northern Virginia 1S64.5. On
the back Of the staff il Governor
Of Virginia 18S6-9O. Consul General
to Cuba 1896 98." On the south
side Is "Msir General Command.
ing the Seventh Army Corps of the
United 5 Ates, 1898. Bdgsdier General
of the United States (tetired) 1901"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Catholic missionary Congress

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-The American
Catholic Missionary Congress today en-
tered upon it, zeal session. The i'm
mediGt9 result of the address Of Rev.
Fra 1cis @. Kelly, ia which he scored
Ca holic societies and Catholic laymen
fer not contributing enough for Catholic
missionaries bad been felt. Father Kelly
announced tia. hebad received more than
t20, 900 within tweDty-four hours for the
work Of church extension, part of
which was given by the Ancient Order
of Hibernia rs, one of the orders be at
tackled. The congress will close with
mass MEETING Of the First Regiment
Armory tonight at which Bourke Cock
ian will speak. Archbishop Quigley of
Chicago will close the congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
RancfInn In Germany.

Bsrlin, Nov. ia nationwide re-
action from yesterdays feeling OF ezul-
tation over the ksiser's acquiescence In
the note OF warning sounded Chancellor
Won Baelow 10 their famous conference
ia clearly evident today. Twenty-four
hours pouderiug over the concessions
made by The emperor, has brought the
people to resiza ion that the one
great thing that they Rave been demand
ing-the II auguraliOn of greater con-
stitntior al ireedom-wss not tou ched Oh
10 the conference, and that they are no
nearer 3 pledge regarding this thsu they
we're before the sgi's!iou began.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Russia and Persia.

London, Nov. 18--A culminst ng
step in Russis's plan for Persian land
grab is seen today throughout! Europe ia
the refusal of the shah a,t evening to
revive the Pers Constitution or TO sum-
mon parliament except under the i'm.
possible guarantee from the foreign Dip
lomsts at Teheran that they will guard
the safety of himself and the throne.
This decision by the shsh ba3 alrfa y
precipitsted outbreaks In many IA ts OF
Persia and the situation, it is expec:ed,
will sOon grow so threatening that Rus
sis will "attempt to restore order."
Once in, there Is small chance of toe
czsr ever voluntarily removing his au-
thority over Persia.
While no official statement will be
made by the English foreign Office, thtrs
is no doubt among the members that
Russia is planning the whole Persian
movement and that the shah is either
In conniVance with the Russian foreign
Office or is its dupe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Juvenile Murderers,

Vinelsnd, N. j., Nov. 1S.-Upon bis
own confession, which the detectives are
today reducing to writing, Walter Keller,
the 18.year.old grandson OF the slain
miser William Read, will stand trial
with two Of his chums, Cline Wheeler
aud Herbert Griggs, for the staying.
Keller aud Wheeler are 10 custody, but
Griggs is missing aud the police OF three
states are securing the country for him.
The confession ,ot Keller brings out q
story Of three lads who for SIX weeks
planned and plotted the murder OF R al,
their hiding place being cave back OF
the Griges home. The boys wanted
money to 90 wes', where they hoped to
find god and become rich. r al Was
murdered last Friday night while other
members of the family we're at q theatre.
I Wheeler has Just confessed to the
Reed murder. de says they got $l6.
Philadelphia, Nov. l8.-aerbtrs
Griggs, wanted in connection with the
Read murder at Vlnelaud, was arrested
here this afternoon. He claims Wheeler
committed the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
The CaatelIana Suit.

Paris, Nov 18.-Maltre Bennett,
counsel for Count Boni de Ca,tellane
10 his suit for the custody of his three
children, appesred 10 court today and
declared be knew positively that Princess
De S,gan contemplated divorce pro.
ceedingS against the prince nolsIer than
last week The lawyer exposes what be
termed the impossible conditions" in
the De Sigsn household, and said thai
quarrsls between the prince and princess
we're once so frequent and violent as Ia
make The children i'll. The question o.
she 6nal and permanent custody Of the
children was imperative, Bonnet con-
tended. Counsel for Princess De SigaD,
the mtther of the children, asked for a
further delay, which the court promptly
denied, ordering the tr al to begin ct the
date set a few days ago on next Wedues-
CaV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

"BUCKwHEAT itch" lie the latest dis
ease to strike Georgetown, Delaware, and
as a result, nearly every resident is
scrstching. Prominent men are broken
out in small red spots on the face and
hands, society women are rubbirg their
backs against the neareit door when no
one is looking, and it is no uncommon
occurrence to see a Handsomely goWned
woman rush suddenly into some friendly
doorway aud turoiDg her back to laSsers-
BY scratch a little above her shoe tops
Itall comes from eating buckwheat csker
AID sausage, at least that is the way the
local physicians explain it. According
to their theory, the liver does not throw
off the heating qualities of this fsvoriIe
Delaware breakfast dish rapidly enough
and the skin breaks out in small red
eruptions which itch and itch and itch
some more. rs OPP eating buckwheat
cakes and sausage and drink plenty Wates
is the Twice of the physicians, while the
storekeepers, who have big stocks OF
buckwh, at on their hands, deny this and
claim that, since local option took hold
of that section the residents do not get
enough good liquor bat, instead use The
impure stuff imported there. 1t is feared
If the "buckwhest itch" should appear
in this city t1e victims would be qnsr'n-
tined IS a smallpox suspects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Ame,Icsn Federation of Labor.

New York, Nov. 1S.-The New York
American today publishes the result of
poll taken of the national convention
OF the American Federation Of Labor 1t
Denver aud tending to chow that the ma
jority OF the delegates are opposed To tie
delivery OF the vet 8 Of Workingmen by
their leaders. According to the poll.
Samuel Gompers is Ger aiu to be re-elect-
cd president OF the federation, although
the majority OF the delegates admit 3
Bry al endorsement weakened his hold
90 the faction temporarily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
OOURT OF APPEALS.

Proceedings Of the Court of Appta'i
in Richmond YESTERDAY we're as follows
Bawley ct al. ys. Watkins ct al.
argued aud submitted.
Walton, Witten & Graham VS.. Miller
administrative, and Miller, administrs-
trix, vs. Norfolk and Western Railway
Comp any; argued and continued.
Next cases TO be called
Conk ct al vs. Szeeu, judge; Norfolk
and Western Railway Company VS..
Rhodes, Adams Express Company vs.,
Charlottesville Wooden Mills, Norfolk
and Western Railway Company vs..
Slua-'s Draft Milling Oomrauy, o. o.
and o. Railway Company vs.. Board Of
Supervisors of Scott county, the Commits.
sion OF Fisheries va. Hampton Roads.
Oyster Packers and Planters Assocla'
ton, and Mes IL to Is, inclusive, on
privileged docket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
The Trial of Abe Reuf.

S,u Fra ocisco, Nov. 18.-With mo-
tions by the defense for change o.
venue, thirty days DELAY, the dismissal
of the jury, and motion to poll The
Jury to ascertain WHISTLER the men were
affected by the shooting of Attorney
Heney, all denied by Judge Lawlor, the
actual trial of Abe Ruef, the grating
boss of San Francisco, came up for re-
sumption today. aud the indications sra
that 1t will be pushed to a speedy Gull
mination. San Francisco is unit 10 a
demand for justice for Heney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

THE report Of the Pullman Company
for the year ended July 81, 1908, shows
gross earnings of s8l, 500, 24O, and net
earnings of SIS, 6lS.4S Alter charg-
ing of the sum Of So 1862 287 for depre-
citation, the a'ancc, $9,788. 925. avail
able Tor dividends, is equal t, 9 70 per
cent earned on the capital stock. Credit
ing the amount available for dividends
with the depreciation so chsryed of, it
would show 1915 per cent earned for
the stock. This certainly should satisfy
the most agaricious stakeholder,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Candidate for the CardiusIste.

London, Nov. 1s.-Archbishop j..
j. GlennOD, of st. Louis, is the latest
candidate fer The cardinslate, sccoriiDg
to telegram from Rome today. The
dispatch says that the opposition to
making Archbishop Bourne, Of London,
cardinal is increasing, and that this
enhances the chances of Archbishop
GlennoD. Archbishop Bourne is now
10 Rome, where he psrticipa ed in the
celebration OF the jubilee Of the pope's
priesthood. He Is faid to be strongly
favored BY Cardinal Merry Del Val, tho
n anal secreterg of site,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
To Face the County Magistrate.

Asheville. N. O., Nov. 1S-MrS.
Sophie Harrison EsstmRu-Edwsrds and
Baker Everett Edwards, who were mar
ried in the Office Of justice of the peace
yesterday afternoon following the refusal
Of two AsheVile ministers to perform
the ceremony because of the alleged
doubtful standing Of Edwards recent
divorce, will go tomorrow to face the
county magistrate in answer to the
charges brought against Mrs. Eastman
Edwards of violating the state Law 10
permitting Edwards to live, uuchape-
roncd, under the roof OF her handsome
residence, Buck Shoals. E. McBee, who
secured TIE warrant against Mrs. East
man, declares he will insist on the case
being tried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
TELEoRAPHIc BREyITIEs

The special convention for the election Of a
Protestant Episcopal coadjutor bishop for the
diocese Of Maryland, adjourned at Memorial
Church, Baltimore, at 11.30 o'clock this
morning without an election.
The American Federation Of Labor devoted
today to compile ing the consideration Of the
resOlut Ors committee and to hearings Of a
number of minor committees. The fedora
tiou may adjourn Saturday. Officers will be
elected probably Friday.
Declaring that the development OF the
waterways ques ion that virtually concerns
III. whole nation. and, therefore, is a problem
for the whole nation to solve, Clifford Pinch Il
made the principal address this afternoon be.
fore the Atlantic deeper waterways assocIa-
ton, ct the Belye lere, in Baltimore.
After a partial investigation Of the report
that an attempt was made TO blow up the
train on which Emperor William rode
from Echingen to Berlin ye'terdsy, Darn
stadt authorities, in whose hands the investi-
gait N has been placed, declared t)dsy that
there was absolutely no evidence Of plot
against the emperor.
Joseph Butler, jr., Youngston, Ohio, iron
and steel msgnate. was an active campaiguer
to succeed Mr.. Foraker as Senator from Ohio
For several years Butler has bten he ID
Of the BeSsmer pig iron association. During
the smpaign Just closed he wss a member Of
the Ohio finance committee. he has het n
called 10 represent the pig iron interests be-
fore the tariff revision committee.
The Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
From Washington.
lCorrespondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, Nov. IS,

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, Nov. IS.
The following authoritative s'a'ement
regarding tNeWhije House labor dinner,
last night, was given today by one Of
those present: "In the discussion Of
labor questions in the red room, after
the dinner, the president, Commissioner
OF Labor Neil, NJ. Morrisey, Mr.. DOlsp,
and Mr.. Bell msde short stements.
The president then took occasion to ask
others of those present for their views.
The use If the boyctt. wss the principal
subject of discussion, although the entire
labor situation, the applicability Of exist
Ing laws to 'abor, suggestions for future
legislation, snd criticism of GER ain alleged
defects, were thoroughly tbreshed out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Spectre Moose Reappears.

Bangor, Me-. Nov. 18.-Again the
king OF all Maine moose, sometimes
called the spectre moose, because of the
weird appearance of the gray monster
at night, has been seen near Lobster
Lake, aud the news has set all The
sportsmeu, ualive hunters aud guides
crazy to get q shot at him. The sversge
sizs Of Maine moose is 800 to 900 pounds,
with sntleru spreading four - four aud a
hall feet, and eight to IL points to a
side, while eight or nine inches is good
length for bell (the sppendsge under
the animals neck). All who have seen
the big moose of Lobster Lake, however,
aver that be must weigh 1000 pounds,
aud that bis antlers spread not less ttan
ten feet, while the bell is declared to be
not less than Is inches long. 1t was in
1901 tia, this moose was seen fret by
Clarence Duffy, of OldtoWD, a guide.
Duffy gave detailed description of the
animal when he came back to town.
Everybody set Duffy down IS the great
eet romaocer ofhis time. Now long alter
ward, however, John Ross, Bangor
lumbermsn, Jaw the big moose. For
some years hunters searched the woods
10 vain for the big fellow, for II would
be worth a small fortune to the man who
conld bring him down. Not until 1895
was the monster seen again. Gilman
Brown, OF West Nswbnry, Mass, got
nearer to the monster than any other
hunter and shot at him. From all de-
scriptions this moose il like those Of
Br tsh Columbia, and aome think be
msy have wandered into Msine from
some distant point over the border.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Lawson Regime Continued.

Wilmington. Del, Nov. lS.-Tha'
the Thomas w. Lawson regime has not
been distIsteful to the stockholders oil
BY State Gas Company was made evil
dent yesterday at their snuual meet ng
Ia this CITY. when 2.4S7, 8I3 shares of
stock-2266 10 person and the rest by
proxy-Were VOTED for the reelection OF
The directors chosen last year, when he
frst assumed the presidency of the com
psny. lawson was unable to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
TIE RAETISTS.

The feature Of the day &c tss BlPtis'
General Association In Richmond Was
the adoption Of q resolution, offered By
the Rev. r. q. Pitt, D. d., Symra'
thixing with the stats OF Tennessee 90
the death Of Ssr s'or Carmack.
The association urged the pastors to
see to 1t that the men over whom they
bad Influence registered and paid their
poll taxes 10 order tba, they might be
qualified to perform their duties as
t'lsDs 10 the coming struggle for Proh:-
bition In Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Mr., Carlin's Majority.

Special Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond, Va, Nov. IS. -Uongres-
sionsl election figures baVeb een COM
piled in the Office OF the secretary of the
commonwealth, for the cauvsssers who
will meet shortly. Osrlin, in the Eighth
di trict, got the highest majority Of aay
congressional candidate, $3.50. His
ttt,l vote was 10, 1872; Greges total was
1857,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Elffv.cents Tor Son-ln.law.

Philadelphia, Nov. 49, In will filed fol
prob ne today George s. Wolf, of Somerdale
who died recently at Atlantic CITY. shows ex
treme dislike for his sOr-in-lsw, Charles w
Wenzel, of Huntingdon, Pa. In the testament
Wolf bequeaihs fl Is cents to him ITO eoablt
him to buy good stout rope with which tC
hang HIMSELF" His daughter, Henrietts
wife of Wenzel, is practically disinhsrih
unless she getsa divorce. The estate, valued
at 81 ,0OO. is divideI equally among SIX chii'
dren- among five if Mrs. Wenzel is rot d.
vnyoad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Senator EIklns the stumbling Block

Rome, Nov, l8.-FOllOwing the ac-
ton of the DIXIE of the Abruzzi 10
cabling Miss Katherine ElkiUs, releasing
htr from her engagement, one OF the
dukes closest frie DDS, his companion on
a pehlious expedi lion iDto the far north,
r.Ie ted today a conversation he recent
" had with the duke concerning bis
woYing OF Miss EIkins, In which the
duke plainly intims'ed that Senator
Elkins was the chief stumbling block 10
hia love affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Two WoTkmen Killed.

New YORK. Nov. I8.-Asa result of
derrick on a Sixth avenue elesa'ed
work train falling to clear the oVerh'
passenger bridge which spsos > KIN
avenue at the function of 9Srd street
and Broadway, two Workmen we're in
staa,lY killed shortly before noon today
and q third was seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Floods Ia Spain.

Madrid. Nov. l8.-Hesvy loss OF
life By foods and tremendous property
dan age are reported today 10 dispatches
from B .rcelons AID Tarragous. Scores
of houses have collapsed and Diles OF
railway track washed awsy. MJst Of the
telegraph wires out OF these Districts are
down and but few details Of the disaster
ere ava able.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Van VIIssengen's Forgerles.

Chicago, Nov. lS-Tt at the forgeries
Of Pc or Van Vlissengen may smo lot to
an enormous total was indicated when
secret card index was discovered showing
trans act ous involving more than 81 900, :
600. Van Vlssengen passed restless
night in his cell. To-day he Ia nerve Us
and seems Oh the verge Of br ak down.
He was carefully watched sll night to
prevent any attempt at suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

INTERCHANGEs between the diplomatic
represen a ives OF France AID Germany
about the arrest of G rmsn subjects who
had deserted The French service at Cav
alliance have now reduced the whole
dispute to q mttt4r of arbitration by The
Hague court. Thus las another war
scarce been disaipsted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
Conditions In China.

St. Petersburg, Nov. Is -One of the
highest officials in The Russian foreign
Office Is authority for the statement t)day
that the government has received the
most disquieting reports of the activity
of Chinese reformers In Central Ohira.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

J. NJ. DALzELL, known az Private
Dalzell," in a letter announces that cat
the solicitation Of Ohio comrades" be
is Eilling to accept the United States
senatorship from Ohio if offered to him.
And the woods sre full of "sic b."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

THE elections 10 Sutherland resulted
10 large soc alist gains, all the la'ge
cities being represented in the coming
council judging from the result of the
recent election in this country the Amer
lean socialists must have gone to S Siizsr-
land to CAT their votes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18
New Work Stock Market.

New York, Nov. 1s.-With the exception
of Union Pacific, stocks we're generally heavy
after the e st fifteen minutes and at the enc
of the hour most of the leading railroad nj Is
sues showed losses OF about one point. Inc
Gould stocks recsded easily, the market gen
erally acting with a greater degree OF uni
formity than usu lily. The copper shares les'
a good part of their early gsios on pron'
taking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

INDEPENDENT sugar refners and pro-
ducers ere urging for lower duty on
sugar at the ava and means committee
hearings now going on 10 Washington.
The Sugar trast, however. is opposing q
reduction in the tsrifl on sugsr 50 that
II may continue to rob the millions of
people Of this country for its own sggrsn-
diganoent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

Now that President Roosevelt hes
been muzzled, according to President
Simmons, of the National Prosperity AS
ISOLATION, and Emperor william las
promised to be good, a recording 10 Pr.nCe
Won Buelow, ii 10 hoped things may quiet
down and remsiu SC for some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

After having served about four years Of his
sentence of len years for looting the defunct
Federal Bank Of New York, DAVID Roth'.
child, former president of the institution,
died in the prison at ossining, N. Y, early
10 Law of heat disc zee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-18

A TTENTION OsCEOLA TRIBE NO. l.
"a Members desiring to attend the class
adoption FRIDAY. the 10th inst, in old
Masonic Temple, Ninth and 7 streets Dortht
west. Washington, ID. c., will leave on ina
7.30 train. noVls 81