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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-25
I'll 3 CIT Y

A. O. Gimmestad was down from
Belview Monday.
Frank CIague was at the court
house last Monday.
Attorney Owens transacted BUSH
ness in New Ulm Monday.
Don't forget that football game at
Lakeview park tomorrow.
Miss Amy Barnes is home from a
visit with Minneapolis friends.
Attorney Dolliff attended court at
Olivia last week for day or two.
Judge Evans was called to Mime
apolis yesterday on telephone bust
ness.
H. M. Hitchcock attended meet
ing of the optometry board at st.
Paul last week.
Mrs. Etting of Bookings, S. D.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Lentz this week.
Mrs. DIR, Brand and daughter are
spending Thanksgiving week with
Minneapolis friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Vail Wis
tied with their son, j. Albert and
family, the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille of Mankato,
parents of Mrs, Lobdell, are visiting
the latter oyer Thanksgiving.
Miss Title Gold left here last week
accompanied by w. H., to spend a
few months with her brother at Big
Stone.
Mrs Michael Weber, remembered
here as Mrs. Offerman, is now resid-
ing with her husband and family at
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Henry Baker has gone to
visit her daughters household at
AIpena, S. D., and will remain for
several weeks.
George Jaehning and wife will
enjoy their Thanksgiving tomorrow
with father and mother Chamber
lain at Marshall.
Misses Florence Robinson and
Edith Burmeister are expected from
Hamline tomorrow, for the Thanks
giving homecoming.
G.. E. Mckay and Mrs. Mckay
went to Minneapolis yesterday, to
enjoy their THANKSGIVING with Gil
bert Corbett and parents.
A. D. McRee was house hunting
in this city Last week, and we under
stand tina he rented |. N. Tompkins'
house on Minnesota street.
Dwight Bissell left here yesterday
for Fairmont, where he will spend
Thanksgiving with the family of his
daughter, Mrs. DIR. Ludtke.
Miss Abbie Leavens goes to St.
Peter to visit her sister Mona over
Thanksgiving. Miss Mona is en-
ployed as nurse in that city.
Miss Pearl Evans is expected home
fcom Kenyon. where she is teaching,
il company with her brother Frank
tomorrow, at the Evans home.
Paul Callaghan and Mrs. Callag-
han of Wabasso, accompanied by
Mr.. Rector, father of the latter. WIS.,
tied at father Callaghan's last Satur-
day.
Rev, G, w. Elliott of this city is
assisting Rev. N. l.. Hotchkiss of
Walnut Grove in series of evangel-
istic meetings, beginning last Sun
day.
Messrs. j. A. McGettrick and
Frank Lobdell have joined forces in
the fur buying business, with head
quarters in the building opposite
Apitz, the tailor.
Mrs. Mary Finn was summoned
to Rochester Monday, to be within
call while her brother, Mr.. Brainerd.
was undergoing a surgical operation
of rather critical nature.
Miss Myrtle Cobleigh and Ralph
Boyd, students at the Minnesota
school of business at Minneapolis,
are expected at their respective
homes in this city tomorrow.
The strenuous season for muskrats
is making business for Judge Lau-
don's court. Julius Zamzow was
the last one called before his honor,
Aug. Klause of Three Lakes being
the complaining witness.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-25

We sell guns and trap cheap and buy fur
and hides. Write for catalogue No. %,
N w. Hide & Fur Co., Minneapolis. a..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
FIRE AT
 POINT HOPE
E. 4. MlNTosH GIVES PARTfcU- LARS OF FATAL FIRE RE
 LATED lA NUGGET.

I.. t#t...Hz 9..sr. Ja.- received .s feH HsI.'a#a naa his hrater- fe 5lrH## s#a.= ta.- darartz rf .........s #...t reu Ilar. .a Uai.. .#. #=.=a# -H s4.as .Ise= and ts. sa..HH #tars T. eHls8 a1- taIi 1 ;.
 .rt ism. af tH- Narear
 fN- H=.t+ -.a aae.raa- ar. Jaa v .noH. t... u native hut ahoar a. #5. #s#f tH. eHa.f Hau=r= n .s.af .- #H.H IalarrHn Tfe aa,If=
 sa-s .la lH .Ha. #.tef.fs Ittt #,.= .a.ued .ra ..s. .ert ams apparent
 .#.= ffs Hea =aI inc r.of ea= aa..t '. lH H.. a0# r#a fH. #.s.z #.red
 aa-ea ..uur eIal eI.R5as as fas tHae ,l- mad. !. urass.bs. fa J.at =aa-zHz ar1 b.e-- sHe ra4f ra4 ii aH4 taa ... lHr sHar u md suotaerea .H. ae a.#.a -eHd a.t Inc remains frra #- aH Ta.re aesr- a.= af t#.#. ~. .a-.,. H..., =taa.,t am 1 Has ap.a Is.ts l#..-. a..fs aa.e rt.e lhaahz t.. lsaa. .a.l r.ad =ar. l.e. ote. aasaz sa tae natives sHt fhraa #sa# -Hee ataE ## -rriHr
 l. aa- H.alHte tshr me. and aH rbe f-aaIa. .hanr ss-n- t.s.=rates and -ad fs~ ih.e ters r.a6.1 .Ha#e and firnd~ H0rH alf
 Th. Ges .ta. aa. as us baehf.-f lr.I ',,-. ,'i-ra-a5 Harif II HaI baen r.aaag tsa #ieat b.f... evidently and 1 lhad alla a-Is.r a- his E.a.= 0.-s oH his br.a-t and peatse.=a that Hr of h.s bad1 from rH.=fife =nm-ehat-
 THe hauea uas Hke a8 ef ts,. aa5it. houses. with aa- room and a Iane aalG- ua> leading into il Uith ladder f, reach tine opening tn the top nf the hall This house sal north and south with ap opening on the south end. and near tho opening was 8 quantity If saal ell and | tia if coal oil. with a native pil lamp hurmn4 uaallr l. E supposed that thr l5ma eat fro r. fha oil in tine vicinity mu' this imme- dfatrly spr"ad to tae leus fosm or l ifs thick <mokr suGoe4iad tu.m. sv:- i dtntiY without resainins consciousness from sl"ep as they were lying where they would hc in their beds. Three of rHem had moved Ia the opopslte side of tRc room from where they slopt. and taeir bodies were found huddled together with their hands to their heads. as indicated by The stubs of i tarms loft and one wemau's whole arm i and hand
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
CLEANED sI5,OO0
 Ih FIFTY PANS

Lower river paprrs arriving in Daw- son last evening drought the first de- tails of the big nlacer strike in tEe koyukuk. United States Commissioner Frank Howard eorrohorates the report. and others have written subStantiatinc the story.
 By mail arriving in Cinema on Dc eember i6 A. olson. Il well known sheet metal worker of that place and a pio- neer of the Koyukuk country. reeeiv. q the following letter from J. H. FIouer an old friend in whom he has every published for the first time in the Fairbanks Mtiher
 Smith Gulch Nov 30.-Dear Friend Olson-I will drop few lines to you in this mail. We have got it at last Jack Olson has struck rich pay on the line of 4 and Nolan creek. as good as anything in 's country. He got
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
GALE IS
 POSITIVE
SAYS HE WILL NOT OFFER HIM. SELF FOR RE ELECTION uN-
 DER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
Nuggets Spec al Service.

WASHl%GrpE IT, =. March Ia.- .l as-lr. | ta h,.distuctly understood ,aat | sin uat accept thr renamiaa- doH fsr r--eJeetIau az delegate under any circumstances make this
 'atemant un4aaHnedy and make tt H manner Aaich aIu I hope. cun- s.s fae impression t6ai I do mol want fa fals a o"rhal, ty which Co escape frH## ff FtteFV8alz Niu certainly eeHn- at tae end of tae present term"
 TAns'. Nsre practically tbe words a-et ta Delegate cme today when a= faa#. tHe announcement that hp ut.Haz ls fafurt st private ufe Up t'. tas Eles#aa time he has been sat t-sied aer..t= =ta sl-. sxpresisou to his intention aHt Ht- #ar given the rcas- -H- fer It
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

bedrock at l21 feet cieued m v.e- t"rdaN $1a.oao n aboul -o pans. Three days ago ue got SeS4 in aua pan IIs rocked out If grave tax -fN usaes above bedrock $IO to the pan. Capt J"hH-en and Rn James a&u Na- | ana Ha~lry Nolan and Morcy told eea0 own NJ. f but today sold for 5a.aab 10 Swift They gu down in the morn ing to make out papers. There uHl be doings here if the pay holds out and We think it will will fd you more news in next mail-when they are down above and below. am al present cooking for Calhoun: have got a couple of laymen on No :. We'll. OI- son. thanks for the papers and believe em to remain as ever
 J. Fl. FLOUER.
 F. S.-olson. this Is no wind: have seen it myself. as also has Calhoun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
HOOTERS OF STATE FUNDS
 MUST 60 TO THE PEN

GH th- commencement .a tuat lHe verdict has moi rr, ira t= s.E.allaH VEigu might have bea. ,ypaet"a i4 t H.ts, lH HHteh 70 In5ly prominent no D t.a f, involved
 According tu tEc# = ,drHrr =leeH d=r- ne thr trial the ietiae uas eHeH.a eH BhulesaIc and iil manner thHf s uafaur f uot reebl TAs seHH... 70 l. aaaitad witb mtals. atFe-U
 THc triad will msfT t.a hspmmE- I 3 HsU epnch, il IS b,a,sad a tle ##f# t,f af government s9flz. euIra tHea bs"H -a prolific q aurce of nubUe# baufs for so long Il fiHe
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
NO MORE OUTSIDE
 FOR JIM HOGAN.

Jim Rogau of the Oakdale bench and of the Gold Bottom quartz Mining company has just written To John Cop ly from Philadelphia. and tells him that he wants no more of the outside. and would return right away to Nome did he not happen to have his wife with him
 He says the outside Is all right as long as one can meet Nome people, hut after leaving Seattle he got lon some and remained SO till he met Tom Donahur al Philadelphia
 Mir. Rogan also was met by Mrs. Ro- gan. and both will probably return to- gether. Jim mentions, by the way, that the Board of Trade al least equals any place he has struck in the East. "lf not in appearance. al least in the goods
 While in New York James met Fl. Dunn. Eugene Allies. Jerry Calvin. Joe Sliscoviteh and F. F.. Powell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
JOHNSON IS
 AT WORK
Nuaaet,s speelal Service.

ST rAI-I. March 1t-Goyern1r Johnson has made the announcement tHat Hs aHt open headquarters in the Ei-' for his candidacy for the presi- dsH.F II appears to be in no way di~tHa vea hN fle fact that he Is now TatE a Faur t=i-d iH tH- running. and =.eiH- al t#- t5u. ta be confident of 8H. jusr.asi. of urcstlge
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
NATIVE
 PARADE
esKImos MARCH THROUGH THE STREETS TO ADVERTISE TO.
 NIGHTS BIC SHOW.

Tn" unprecedented spectacle of an Eskimo parade was witnessed on Front street today. when procession of na- lives. carrying banners. wended its way [" tho heating of a native drum.
 II was done to remind the people of the great Eskimo circus. which wir take place this evening at Eagle hall. and was. therefore only proof that Alaska's children have taken one more leaf from the book of tho white world.
 The banners told in terse phrases of the great and strange events which will take place this evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
SQUAW WAS
 PARTICULAR
COUPLE DIVORCED BECAUSE Es. KiMo scoRNEo HER WHITE
 HUSBAND.

!. < Beltz received decree yester- day iu tho divorce suit brought against his wife. a native woman. They were married at Friends Mission in 1901 by the commissioners but immediately aft- CT the performing of the ceremony the wife refused point blank to go to her husbands housc ar |" recognize him as her husband in any way From that time until tho present the disappointed bridegroom has ben cancelled to live. as he did. in single blrssedness
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

The HH# #H H= #4.= #a=# I4at=zI h- tHe --a=a =araH.a= H. t#,- millions Ts.I..= .-. IdsI If t..H ea-=lHHitjss f.r sH.#. ia#sa-t | a..s a... b.. said tttf fE-=.. Haz.H5.ta1= and HEEHHe HNfuHe= t 4 Ind. faf tHs sr#.f FuiidiHE were .sl sln1 aa9 and H.rrr -rafeaet+f .s@r=I 's. HffHsft# tas.=#s#. FFi fae ,5aaat' T =. f-H-Hf-a HIe #e.Haz.= zs= -.--= =a-#=I .=.a esIt 7HI .=.Fa u#a##= HH I#I=#H ssfe.r In fH.= fse=#fH# .a.==t#IE aa= s.sH 5ee-H Md H .H.r5HHF rHa=Ea# e=rs Aa- t=eouEIH #.#
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
PENNSYLVANIA HOOTERS CONVICTED
SOLDIERS AFFECTED
 BY ALASKA CLIMATE

time
 The deterioration Is said ta be due [" the climate. hut it has uut been d.- initcly stated what the cGcct really k. II k believed howeyrr. that the army medical reports were tp tho cf- feet that the idicnes- lhe Ipng dark winters aud inc want af rastime~ et anything io eaaz" aa interest had m" effect of bringing on sort er deSFund- cncy
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special SsrV5ee.
 HARRtSECRG. Pa. March 1.-The jury has convicted the men charg, T With conspiracy te Iaat in connection with the construction af the capital huildiugs.
 Am"ug,t fine mon convicted are snuie ef th" most prominent men of the state our is William Aathucs. ,sN- state treasurer. and another IS JameS Schumacher. x-surcrlnteudont ,f buildings The others nrr William Shy d,r auditor. and John sandcrson. contractor
 Their conviction was almost certain
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
REGISTRATION WILL BE
 LARGE AS LAST YEARS

The numrbr of voters registered rp to the present time is S2s The total number registered for the election l,st year was l.373. Should the voters c,al" as quickly during the remaining days as they have up tn the present the re- gistration will be a. large. but, of course. much greater number may he expected to register during the closing days
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
BODY OF ROME MAN
 IS WASHED ASHORE

.Ft# #= Ha t4Ha stetHet -ui- -fH=. CT H#a.H.=ea SIS committed
 <t saf.# H#t money was frHd aa t#. hna. aEI E.f TEa -t.Ehtrst efHe .s= 1ta.d 'HIf sFUd aId ia the sei4- fH7H at #as H.=fssE IT.. budy Was #.H#'HH4#si Hs#s#E.z h. -HHa people .gaa kgra H#s aa.,1sad n Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
Nuggets Special Service.

NASIhNGraN. n C. March II - All the soiaisl- now in Alaska who have been tuerr utsre than Two years will he withdrawn at thc opening uf navigation.
 Two years will he made the time limit Tor all soldiers Tn Alaska in fu- turr. as ttte department Ha- come 'p th" conclusion t1gt th,. men fall oq from thr desired ztaudard after thrt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
SENATE COMPENSATES
 PHILIPPINE CATHOLICS

the bombarding of church buildings. which The United States soldiers were compelled to rage to m" ground m many instances To prevent the enemy from using them as forts Some bot ing was done also. but the sum of SiG3.0oo. now voted. will repair all the injury
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
GERMAN AUTOMOBILE
 IS AWAITING TIRES

1z srsErs.- corps .f tHe German army and s. }. rtalHE msthoIiaaliy and care tallt aaa tHk#e aa fa4uecs Co get dis IHIHt
 a.a aE t.s EEu.Hm.u is mo af fEe s-e9te=t r4#eI# ir fHa world on good ras5ls. h#t h.. Has sef ta be trlrd on rough ones.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
ELOPERS
 DESTITUTE
MINISTER AND GIRL WANT MON EY BUT CANNOT OBTAIN IT
 FROM FRIENDS.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. March It-Rev. J Cooke, who left his family recently and elaped with Floreuc Waalcn. r. now in destitute condition. His com panion has made a piteous appeal by mail to her aunt for aid but the re- quest has been curtly refused.
 Roth now lack even the necessities of life. and are forced tn beg from others
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
OLD AGE:
 EL0PES
INMATES OF POOR FARM. AGED 70 AND 50 RESPECTIVELY.
 GET GlDDY.
Nuaaet,s Special servlee.

SPOKANE March I4-Alar Hu- ln aged Co. and Stip Kci~cr aged 1a. eleped last night from the poor rta of which they Wen. inmate The tssa evidently had all the preliminary ar- rungements for the strange honeymoon ready and got clear away They aH8 he arrested. if fond on the charge pf being paupers
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

2. :: 2: :: |: * ,: .: # St ]: < < < < :. f 2 The pictures will move at the 4 < Dobbs Alaska Moving picture 7
 z. show on the 2Sth Look out for $.
 j. "Carman in Danger" one of the 2. < most exciting and realistic mo- z + ton pictures ever seen here. <. ]. F a + 7 :. :: ,: ,: ,: & :. * < * ,. }.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
Granite Mining Candles are the best

We need never worry over the num- ber of our talents The only thing that need concern us is the use that We make of them. The best ability and the most useful .s goodness
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
LAPS INVITE
 THE: FLEET
THE ORIENTAL GOV sNmENT RE NEWS REC TT FcR A VISIT
 FROM Me RsHlPs.
=1st lgS4't. Special to thtyS sgeG=

Special to 'h',ys'sase.
 TOXIC. March II Tine J1aas government has formally rHeseT# tt. invitation 'e The American g.at ra visit some port in Japan hcfarr tt. return ta Inc Atlanti. T.e invitation is given nat only to show m" friend ly feelings of Japan zar the Unit f States, hut also tn lot Inc .erd ... that such feelings ,r, rac.meeated
 The invitation i- usa under cou=tT- eratiou aad win duu=' serfaIuie E. accepted cordially
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
TOMMY
 INjURED
WANTS FIGHT WlTH ROCHE. THE CHAMPION OF
 IRELAND POSTPONED
sagoers spe5faf 5efaes#

eas-Ia.<. .1l.=. HI T Hae e#a. t#, .ss e.re .s f.7.a- t.s l.i=ifeswrHa fefa !. tpaH.aant af f.. deHt s#Ha H H#aul.4 'a -.-a ! I-.ee l.ts.g tle ~. w.a He>. Ta.l# l#v m me er of HaelH THe e.a-a er f#e request l=4 #=f #5=e r. tH. eae.. .#aeH 1sHa. .a- H- ##-faI al HIa.. Htfz a#- H->l z -E-H H- tlu-.t
 @ru'a i~rh#- Hafse# aa f-
 .H a.. as..s f.aas=.. r, ..-ls th. a-#.t .us Nma.H #.# =.a. ut fine lf.-a capital If mes.
 ss,euI W.H also .a. fnu .a.. -id- fr witness what r .zlaat.a ra l.Hv,. i haz bataa l. ea Bake rae.. th. Ha#aa aHHa Ha= n HmeH-a ..+e- a afseI#s HH ..a.s.E 4. ul he#Hf at f.a a5fs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
Nuggets Special ser,aee.

tu# a4Ha Naeh ft The s.mu representative H ta# &eH 3#E-t'ats HHas= ar=.He# #rH- f+4as -=I alH hs = fls.s.H E.H #Hf.=e# s.f=. a= it -H- f-r #H, #HHa4E at tH. Aires si=. .aa l.-.. fHu omaha
 ar.a# HE an aH.rer ef
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
ENTRIES CLOSE THIS EVENING

Entries close this evening for the big 40-mile race. About 20 entries are expected to be made before the close and full list of the names will he published Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
REPORT OF RICH
 FIND OF QUARTZ.

IL was reported today that Joe For tune. who has been working for some time on Sunset creek. has found some very rich gaurtz, and that he is pre- pairing te do some extensive developing work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
SKI CLUB MEETS SUNDAY.

All members of the Ski club and all interested are requested to meet at the Sons of the North hall Sunday. 2 p. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHlNGToN. p C-. March It. Tn" senate has jut passed the bill which provides for cumpcusdting the Catholic church in One Philippine is- 1unds for damages caused during the war.
 Tae damaer was caused mostly by
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
ADVERTISE
 ALASKA
CHAMBERS or COMMERCE OF SEATTLE. NOME AND FAIR
 BANKS MAY JOIN.
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE March l4-The chamber of commerce of this city Aas decided to join the Fairbanks chamber in the work of advertising Alaska
 fl is possible that some of the mem b"rs of the Nome chamber who are now in this city. Win be approached vim view to enlisting them also in thc combined work
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
Nuggets Spec al Service

SANTA HaNtEA ta. Naz v
 E#s ...sI z.tE ar E---.=- -H.H Eaa ..s r...#s 70 NHI. nd 5#=Hs ##=# .#=#HHH#. ti. HHa a#8- =.= a#s ##. #a#sHf rH##f# #a
 #### sa= HHHf a#.a fa.sHHG H.#
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
SHOUT IS
 APPOINTED
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March H. Marshal Shoup has received the nomi- nation as marshal of the First Judi ciaI division of Alaska for third term.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

Ladies gold watch between < caud avenue on E street and thc Snabe ri z- rr bridge Return to tine Grc"rI,t'= office and receive reward
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

N. q. c., lemp's, and Red, White and Blue bottled beer at "The North. ern." 25 cents bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

Who's to be the next new council man for Nome? Watch Larry Me Keegan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
SAILORS
 CHE:ERED
NEWS THAT THE FLEET WILL GO AROUND WORLD PLEAsEs.
 THE MEN
Nuggets Special serllee

Nuggets Special Serxlee.
 SNN DIEGO NWW Ii N8H thr Hee- ea- r.arissa y.st#rs.rr tlat Sae- r7'rr, A.Hut a.a ae.t aH-a- fe- tHe it'at ra s..H HrnH#. #H- saf.# tt,. .meu cilc,rrd NilIh
 Tua -Haf iauee Hta He=H Iu.s 6.
 =t.. See. .. .ttt. t..t.. >-......
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draueht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
FOR SALE

HiaSius and sons upright piano. First class condition. Apply Mrs J. A. T.tcE. First aye. If
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

Meet Darkwood at the Eagle hall March 26
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house In town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14
CASES WILL BE
 ASSIGNED MONDAY.

Jury cases win be assigned for the April term of court naN; Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-14

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-15
GAME LAWS,

In connection with erroneous publi-
cations of the Virginia game laws, the
following notice, containing the provvl-
sions made by the last Legislature ior
the protection OF game, is given by
Major L. T. Christian, secretary OF the
Game Protective Association Of Virginia
Laws Of Virginia protect at all times
hooking bird, thrush, woodpecker, yell
low hammer, red bird meadow lark,
night hawk (or bs0, whippoorwill, gull,
crane, buzzard and all other non.game
birds and their nests. 1t is unlawful to
trap waterfowl; to hunt then or musk
rats with lights; to use guns larger than
Shore; to shoot any protected game
earlier than one-half hour before sunrise
or later than one-half hour after sunset,
or any game on Sunday. Turkey, phes-
saut, grouse, quail, partridge, woodcock,
November let to February let; esst
Blue Ridge November lat to d GEM
Der 81; vest Blue Ridge, deer, SePtem-
Der lst to December LIST, nor 10 trap OF
hunt any of them In snow. Waterfowl
October 18th to May 1st. Rails, mud
hens willeis and other surf birds, July
goth to January 1st. Robins, February
18th to April 1st. Hsres Tor rabbits,
November LIST to February let.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-15
MINIsrERIAL ASSOCIATION.

A meeting OF the Ministerial Associa.
tion of this city was held yesterday at
the Young Peoples building, Rev. Q.
D. Bulls, president, 10 the chair.
There we're present Rsvs. O d. Bulla,
J. r. sevler, g. |. Humphreys, W. F.
Watson and w. w. Van Arsdsle.
A communication was received from
tae Ohildrtn's Home asking for support
and sympsthy, and 1t was decided to de-
vote the offerings of one Of the meetings
during the Week OF Prayer to this
worthy object.
Rev. o. d. Bulla was elected as the
representative OF the associt ton 10 the
recognition services to be held 10 Tue
Bapti.t Church next Monday, Septem-
Der 81, to speak in behalf OF the denom'
instiops of the city, at which time the
nevlv.elected pastor, Rev. W. +. wat
sop. will be duly installed.
Rev. J. r. Sewer announced an In
ta,a.lin0 conference to be held in the
Prssbyterisn Church by the Lsymen's
Mis,ionsry Association OF that denomi-
nation, and extended an invitation to
the pastors and members OF churches OF
the city to be present and co-operata 10
the meetings. j.,
1t was decided to change the hour OF
the evening services from 8 o'clock 10
1880, beginning with next Sunday, Sep
temeer 20.
The meeting adjourned to meet the
first Monday In October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-15
Local Matters.
Weather Probabilities.
WRIGHTs AIR SHE.

Distrusting the ffteeu-mHe breezs
which swept over Fort Myer yesterday,
Orgile Wright modestly declined TO fly,
and 5000 anxious men and women who
thronged the parade grounds we're dis
appointed. Although the wind died
down now and then, the king of The air
refused ID hke any thsnces with his
aeroplane. He waited from 8 o'clock
until after 6 for the zephyrs to s1bside,
aud then announced there would be no
flight. Several hundred automobiles
and carriages made their way to the Fort
Myer turnpike and retraced the mscsdS-
mixed path t. the national OsPlt I'
Persons les, f,riunale than those owning
equipagts "best hot foot" to the Or
binary and plebeisn trolley line. The
fact that Wright did not aste an ascen.
sion msy not bsve shaken the faith OF
his admirers, for every day the crowds
sra the same. Today be expects 10 take
another psrs)n with him. The Psssen-
ger probably will be Lieut.. Lahm or
Lieut.. Selhidge. A numb OF Alexan-
driaus who went to Fort Meyer yesterday
to see the fight we're very mech dissp-
pointed.