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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
Wens Virginia Penitentiary
salaries board clothing and all other ordinary FOR the last 70
years amount to the handsome Of $2S0G035g
NONE BETTER lNlTHE COUNTRY "a RI
CONTINUED rom Page ono,


years amount to the handsome Of $3.50 s$ ~
NONE BETTER INlT4E COUNTRY
comparison reports Of the West Virginia pententay with
prisons shows that the best managed prison in the Unit
ed the directors before the investigating
committee remarkable showing Of Of pentena
compared State PRISON. This particular prison
was cited similar has almost exactly the
number with other prisons could be made with
like effect The daily convict population In the New Jersey prison
for period being while that pentenary 2 but
period 190 jersey prison cost the State
over and above receipts 7i8OO; while for the
Rod Virginia pentent brought the State clear profit amount
Ing Of s11269s Adding tho LOSS which the New Jersey
prison managed which the West Virginia penteniay
makes showing favor OF West virginia amounting tue sum
Of $3.50 236SO IN TWO YEARS. a5 ,aG.
OTHER COMPARISONS.
The Ohio pentenary population Of 1872 for the
convict labor plan similar to the West
Virginia pnna the State Ohio and above Its income
during eight years. s7s5375G shown by its last
port Jsla gg.3S.a .5l,-6st4l.s :
Michigan prison. with slightly increased convict population
over Ohio for ordinary for the
years 19o7S o6oooo addition to this the State paid for repairs fur
nure permanent Improvements during the two the
s3 making the State for this prison OF s5SS94
for the last two years.
United pentenary Atlanta Georgia. with average
population alone above receipts for the
ending 80 1905 the sum Of s124,77999.
The forekong figures legislature and the
reports and nnanci statements institutions referred No better
evidence dsprove the charges made against the
management enina These figures uncontrorertabe proof
that the omas are competent faithful trustworthy
Here highest evidence that The State has been reapng the
WISDOM business ingenuity and integrity and the careful IN
du the board who have given to the State their time
and services practically without compensation G3
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IA REMARKABLE. 5.@
ECZEMACURE
No More Hopeless Cases Of TIL,
Dreaded Disease.

| - - "a b . y
Eczema has long been one OF the
most dreaded OF diseases, not only
from tie suffering and humiliation it
entails, but also because Of the diff
Guilty hitherto found IN curing 1t. Doc
tors have failed, and the desperate pa.
tlents lave resorted to much.adycr-
tised "so-ca1led" remedies, only to
meet With disappointment. Now all
this Is changed. ;s
{ A SIRE and speedy cure for eczema
absolutely unfa:llng az thousands
are resly to test!ty-has at last been
found. Dr.. Taylor's Eczema Remedy
has established Itself solely on Its
merits as an infallible blood purifier
and slim cleanser. Its rlso has eno..
mously Increased within a brief pc.
rlod, rs Its efficacy has been learned.
For not alone Is this remedy ellec.
tual II the worst cases Of eczema, but
| 1t Is probably the quickest and sur
est ren,over.o o. all blemlshes. such as
plmples blackheals, ache, herpes.
rash, barber Itch, etc, that mas ever
been discovered. Often one applica.
ton ocr night, clears the complex
ion. .55.
A :lee descrlptie booklet Is Issued
by the nr. Taylor Remedy Co., Phila-
delphia. fand tho remedy and booklet
can be obtained at the Hall Drug Co..
Mt! City Drug Co., and at all flrst-
clas druggists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
POLICE COURT
BRISK TODAY
HAD SOMETHING OF OLD TIME
APPEARANCE FOR FIRST IN
~ MANY MONTHS.

Police court this morning was SINH
lar to the days when the saloons were
licensed. Seven cases were disposed
OF, TIL. room outside the bar wai
filled with auditors.
Luigi Varpone, an Italian. was
fined $40 and given "a hours In Jail
on breai and water for disorderly COZ
duct.
John Doe put up for his oifense
John wns arrested on Monroe street
Saturday night by officer Hess for
being dlsorderly. Doe put up $40.
Fred Temple was arrested last
night by Hess and Waldo on Monroe
street for being dlsorderly. He put
up a ten dollar forfeit.
Joi1n johnson was arrested on Sat
urday evening by Officer ]. A. selvey
for drinking on train No. IS. He put
up seven dollars.
Officer Waldo arrested Joe Beredelli
last nlgnt at $3.50 o'clock. Joe waf
drunk and disorderly. He was a11ne'l
with a pistol and a dirk knife. Officer
Waldo brought him to Jail or Beredelli
wus transworted on street car. =
Abe Friedman was fined five dollars
and costs for hooking Joe Conway
one in the back few nights ago. The
Witnesses in the case this morning
were Joe Conaway. Chnnncey Wallace,
Minnie Hager and Merry Hager.
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MAY SELL METROPOLITAN

"a (Union Associated Presa) ~.
NEW YORK. Feb. 15,-Under tae
terms ot tue decision recently handed
down by judge Laoombe Of the Uni.
ted States Circuit Court In the fore
closure suit brought by the Guaranty
Trust Company against the Metro,
pulltan Street Railway Company and
others, the form Of the proposed de-
cree vas submitted to all parties to.
day.. and on February as the court
will h,ur and dispose Of ell proposed
amendments. Therefore. the ropl
could not be sold before the end Of
March at tho earliest. The court
called attention to the fact that the
receivers have spent upward Of 49,
100000 in improving the rood.
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OPEN MATERNITY HOSPITAL.

union Associated Press. X.
NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Bullt AMI
equipped at a cost Of 100000 by sub
scrintions ranging from rs cents to
$50, the new Jewish Maternity Hos
pltal IN East Broadway was formally
opened 10 patients to-day. It Is the
first Institution Of its kind on the
East Side, aud will be conducted
strictly IN ncorlance with the rules Of
the Jewish orthodox faita. However,
women Of any creed, color or social
condition Will be taken in and tho
service will be free OF all charge OK.
cent to those who are able and Willing
70 pay. II II s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15

Operation at Cook Hospital 8anday.
IL, 4. Tucker, q well known student
Of thet High school, waa taken III with
appendicitis on Sunday and was oper.
ated On the same day at Cook hospital.
At the present time he 18 doing we'll.
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Newspaper CHANGE.

Union Associated Prcss.)
BlRMINGHAN, Ala, Feb. 15.-Vlc.
tor W. Hanson. formerly advertising
manager Of tho Montgomery Advertis.
er. has bought a large interest in the
Rirr1nsham NewB and took charge
totny a. vica president and general
r,Qnagef.
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HARDWARE DEALERS

tuufoz Associated PreS)
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. ID
Hardware dealers Of New York State
are tho gueatn Of Rochester to-dny and
their annual convention .und e1hiM.
to nwin coatlnuo through several
laga - II !, Z. II. i5t1{
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
HISS HoYT TO WE'D.

rh (Union Associated Pross.)
SBW YORK, Feb. 15!-Aiss Isabel,
Ia lioyt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ha.
zer L. Hoyt, will be married Ia. Chac'
Fowler. Jr. The wedding will tax.
place al the home Of the bride's pa;
rents l.: West Thirty SECOND street,
ind will be small one. Bishop Ga.
ler. Of Tennessee, a cousin Of tas
bride. will oGlLiate. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15

The total attendance yesterday was
1874, against 1926 one week ago.
The schools made a good record IN
that all made gnin in per cent.
The First N. P. made Y per cent,
which was the biggest andetaionhrdl
which was the highest, md the Chris
tian '6:.
The record breaker Will be next Sun
day in that so many Of the churches
are holding special meetings.
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miles. This race Is sailed under the
flag Of the Royal Yacht Club q Taar
mania. III Z,
Hobart Is on the southeast side Of
the. Island. aud the yachts in making
the run viii have to cross Bass Strait.
then pass through Bank Strait and
coast down tho east side Of the island.
This Is by far the longest race ever
sailed In Australian waters. exceeding
the one Of last year from Geeloug to
Launceston. a distance OF 920 miles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
u His PRANK FATAL.
Tony Blair Shot and Killed BY Sister
While iImpersonat1no Chicken
y.;s Y; u. Tibet.

n HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Feb. 15.--
Tony; Blair; aged Is. was snot and In
atautiy kalled by his little sister,
tEnna, Just after: dark Saturday night,
!naa Nolan. Tony returning home
about 8 o'clock went, to chicken copo
and ttngRt to, make his sister believe
some nnc; was stealing chickens. The
Httla sister Y setbed a shotgun and
Aired, Instantly killing her brother.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Union Associated Press.)

Union Associated Press.) 3st
Z MELBOURNE, Feb. 15.-An ocean
yacht race, the second t.. be sailed IN
Australian waters. otnrted oday from
Qusens CHI, Victoria, 70 Hobart, Tas.
mania, q distance Of 42o nautical
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,

Union Associated Presa.)
NORFOLK. Va, Fob. 15.-H. n.
Hateman. charged with attempted as.
sault on Blanche York, a 14'year old
girl. viii obsbly BIO placed On trial
today. fs
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NOTICE
~ f Oh

On Eel. 20. 1909. between the hour1
5O1 one o'clock and five o'clock p. nl.,
ID shall proceed to cell In front Of the
Courthouse the following described
| property forfeited to the City OF Fair
sEout for the payment Of fines:
81 I rs jewcled gold filled HWalthar,
watch ~ ~
4 , gold filed Rockford watch
rs y Edmond ring.
"A n! Il III GEO. q. SHOMAKEH.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
ID y .. y. 2 =
ARE YOUR sEYES$WEAK?Sl

The eye is The link between the
soul and the outer world. II "a the the;
mirror Of the very soul, and = rejects
every condition Of the body and mind
And "they" should be taken GOOD care
Of. 4 A
Come to us and We Will carefully
examine your eyes. end carefully pre-
scribe the glasses your eyes REQUIRE
We fit glasses where other failed, and
al a very cheap price: Il \ ~; s3sS5
Nothing could be more Injurious ID
the eyes than the plan Of trying tie
various glasses from the counter ofS
the department store, Or the peddler's
box, this is about as rational and Esatss
as It would be IN case Of sickness y
try the contents Of the various bot
ties on the drugglst'a shell Without ~
prescription from a ompetent ply
slclan. And as long as ibis custom
prevails so long shall we nave I'M
oreasing and multiplied eye trouble
Always remember our IS and &
reading pfasses for 81 so.
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Totals ....., $50 ST. 7a2 essa
Adding 70 pIatt'a AMBUSH,

Adding 70 Plata Anguish.
y In dnciaring that he Savora q reduc.
tion In tho parcels post rate Senate.
Root shows taat be knows where to
dnd Tia predecessors tendereat AMI
most cypress corn.-st Louis Globe
Democrat. ii
ho1oA: 3 81; " Is /, /;
n oritt Gold S.dal Flour mort Tina.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15

"What'G for s1t' may ~ learned
IN a fou Iainuteo BY reading TIE ada
or IN . fev dnJp BY "ruaninc nrorad:"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
AMERICANS WON,

Tho American Laundry team defeat
ed the Horgantown team at ten pina
Fat tho Temple alleys Saturday night
Score:
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= GEO. p. AMOS 8,
Sheriff Of Marion County, West Viz

As "a good head viii get Itself
hats" so-using. some 81 ITS gray
matter in want Advertising, win
get most other things 3it needs.
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You can trace It back to a wan
id.-lf It's a real estate deaf.
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sHERIFs's SALE OF " PIERS oNAll
MA PROPERTY. S3l III

.aa e. - f-tN4
PROPERTY. siII
The First National Bank lof Falr.
mont vs. William H. ;Furbee.. 'ly
,py virtue Of an execution to- me-
directed In the above entitled cause
lately pending In the Circuit Court 5otS
Marion county, West Virginia, 10 have
;erled upon and will, on the stu Edly
Of March, 1909, at two s(sl O'clock sp.
m, at the front door Of the courthouse.
IN the county Of Marion, and Suite az
West Virginia, proceed to sell 10 tire
highest and best bidder FOR CASH.
the following described personal prop
erty. to-wit: 5.ss sss
Certificate numbered III for ssos
shares otthe capital stock 81 Che Mans
uington Light and Power, CO., issued To-
VIM. H. Furbee. dated February 21stsJ
1906. Of the face value iot; $4,000 per
share, as the property \ Of said VIII
liam H. Furbee, to satisfy the sabove
execution. 3 n
GEO. p. AMOS, ~
Sheriff Of Marion COUNTY, West Wis
ginia. s3i. sEsIs
Feb. 9Th, 1909. n, 4wks.8
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GEO. q. 6HOMAKER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15

This Property For sale-No. q. What 10 Your Bdf
Mr. Buyer: How much will you give for this property
special this week? Call at the oAce write Tor detailed Do
scruon Then inspect the property Then give y yosr o.
4 fer. II the price Is right. tas property is youm.
Mr. Seller: List your properties with w and secure An
auction audience each day Of 5000 buyers No charge und
sold. Commission. ;, per cent to everybody.
We sell properties OF all knda List with s your
property and will give you best service II you wish
80 buy or rent property we will try to suit you
Properties Of ali kinds Rented Purchased cold Managed
4 Write, or Call for Particulars
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-15
THE STAGE
"The Three OF Us" Tonight.

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-01
ECZEMA LODGED IN THE SKIN
Not a Blood Disease-cured by on
Of Wintergreen Compound.

For many years eczema was sup
posed to be blood disease AMI
was enormously treated as such, but
now the best authorities agree that
eczema is only a skin disease and
must be cured through the skin.
The eminent skin specialist, DR.. D.
D. Dennis, first discovered the &C.
zema germ and his discovery was
quickly taken up in both Germony
and France. r
To kill the eczema germ and at
the same time heal the skin. DR..
Dennis compounded oil OF winter
green, thymol, glycerine. etc. The
remedy is liquid, not a mere
salve. hence it sinks right into the
pores OF the skin. Washing with
this oil Q: wintergree compound
seems to take the itch away at
once; soon the scales drop away and
the disease disappears.
The prescrip has now been
used, so long as to have prov.
en- its absolute merit and we do not
hesitate to express our condolences In
D. D. D. Prescription as used with
D. D. D. soay. Paul V. Mccoy & Co.
Minot, N. d.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-01
Many Prisoners
Arraikn 9 d

Quite large number of prisoners
were arraigned in district court Mon
day afternoon.
l.. w. Dale, entered a plea Of not
guilty, and was released on $4,000
bonds. The judge states that his
case may come up in July.
Chas. Schafer and Jack Dyer
charged with robbing H. P. Peterson
of Bowbells, pleaded not guilty. The
bonds in the case were fixed at $500,
and thru the urgent appeal Of the
attorney for the defendants. Fred
Andrews, were they allowed to re-
main the same.
Harry Dempsy and c. H. Peterson.
the alleged 500 crooks, were arraign-
ed. Their attorney ID. G. Greenleaf
attempted to get their bonds reduced
from $500 each but was unsuccess-
full.
Marcellus Peterson, charged with
shooting at his father ON Feb. with
a shot gun, was arraigned next. AZ
he had no attorney and not the
wherewith to get one, the court aD-
pointed G. A. johnson to represent
his case. John Seckinger. charged
with mayhem, entered plea of
guilty. Seckinger was in a party
that had been drinking. and during
a fight that took place, Adolph Kruse
lost a part of his ear. Seckinger.
who has been in Jail since January
and as his health is not good, his
attorney Mr.. johnson, made q plea
for leniency. The court suspended
fsentence and Judgment until sitter
Jan. l, 1910. 49,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-01
First State Bank
of burlington

The First State Bank has been Or
gained at Burlington with 4 capital
of $4,000 and will be ready for bust
ness before June l. The officers OF
the new bank are James Johnson,
president, c. A. Bugge, vice presi-
dent and Mr.. Kluver, cashier. Those
gentlemen will also be the directors.
Altho the bank has but a capital Of
$4,000 to start with, the probable
tiles are that good many of the
prominent farmers of that vicinity
will be given an opportunity to buy
stock in the concern, perhaps an ad-
ditional $4,000 worth of stock will be
issued later. The bank will be To-
Gated in new brick building which
will be erected just as soon as the
weather will permit. The building
will be 25x40 foot, one story with full
basement. A vault will be located
in the building 1t will be made
from pressed brick and will be a
great credit to Ward county.
The promoters are among the
strongest financial men of the coun-
ty and will give the people of Bur-
lington and vicinity a good conserva-
tive, safe banking institution. James
johnson, the president, is one of the
old timers, and a squarer, better
citizen does not exist. The vice
president, Mr.. Bugge, is the owner of
la large department store at Burling-
ton, and he has the reputation of
being one of the most progressive
merchants of the county. The cash
Ter, Mr. kluver, understands the ms
and outs of the banking business and
is considered good banker. The
bank will start out with the best
wishes of everybody and is certain
to be a big success.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-01
MINOT MARKET
CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY
Bids Wanted,

Bids to complete the interior Of
four school house a, Surrey, N. D.,
will be received until April Oath at
2 p. m. 1909. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen at the
county superintendent's office, Minot,
and First State Bank at Surrey.
Bids must be accompanied by
certified check of 10 per cent Of the
amount Of the bid.
c. E. Dresher, Pres.
D. NJ. Shorb, Clerk.
1926 As chg
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-01
LIQUOR License or Tax Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that a liquor
license or government tax receipt
for the sale of spirituous liquors has
been issued to Miller Drug Co. Of
Sherwood, N. D., which said COM
rany is doing business on lots u and
IA, block 5, Village Of Sherwood, N.
D., and which said notice is posted
in the sales room In building on said
lot. Owner of building Is NJ. G. Rip
ley, and Miller Drug Co. are lessons.
Date OF issue OF notice is July 2.
1908.
Miller Drug Co.
1928 4-S chg. Sherwood, N. D.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

A friend has placed 81 800 with me
to loan on first farm mortgages.
Security must be absolutely good. Ap-
ply W. NJ. Smart, Optic building.
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For feed 100 bu
II. John P. Ness section ~ loz %
For seed II bu wheat o,
"a Eldege Sienvenn section lo2 81
For seed 20 bu flax ar.
20 Alfred Fredrickson section IL l52
IS
For seed 80 bu flax
% Chas. Boutz section 151 &c
w. For seed so blu oats SIS blu wheat
~ blu barley
For feed 80 bu
81. G. H. Robbins section a ~ 90
For seed 80 Blu wheat III Du HaA
80 Albert f. Anderson section lol 5,
For seed rs bu oats 4S bu "hea'
is bu fax
For feed so bu .on
~ Friedrich Johnson, section III lol 90
For seed 100 bu wheat
"a Elwin Butts section 26 l52 30
For seed IS bu oats, Is bu wheat
For feed 40 blu
OK Chas A. Sebo section IL l5l "a
co. For seed 40 blu oats rs bu wheat
az Henry LYONS section Isl "a
For seed IS blu oats 10 bu flax
For feed so blu
81. Ole Berget section ~ lo5 81
For seed 40 bu flax
For feed Is bu
~. w. ]. Nutting section ~ !eo .!
For seed 60 blu oats, l25 ou wnea.
sqse VIM A. Graham section Z lo5 oo
For seed rs blu oats so u wheat
90 Ole Elvekrog section 81 l54 ~
For seed Is blu oats 20 bu Wheat
20 blu fax
81, O. T. Sevland section 70 loS 90 ss.as
For seed Is blu wheat
o. SCHUBERT Larson section ~ 1ol o.
For seed 81 blu wheat
90. Oscar NJ. Asmoth section 10 lo1 o.
For seed so bu oats 80 bu wneat
30 bu flax
For feed so Blu ~ ,ro
o., George Gudmunson section 70 lsS
81 :,
For seed 70 bu oats rs blu fax 10
bu barley
For feed $50 blu .,
OK Henry Thompson section u l54 81
For seed 80 bu flax -,
qs John Maxemenko section 20 l5l 80
b For seed 100 bu oats
81 o. S. Lamb section 81 151 "a
" For seed go bu oats so bu wheat
Is bu fax 80 bu barley
az r. M. Day, section 9 162 "
For seed rs bu oats IS bu wheat
10 blu flax
80, Frank Oldag section 10 1el "a
For seed Is bu oats IS blu wheat
10 blu flax o,
100 Frank Ouradnik section ~ l5S 81
For seed so blu oats 100 bu wheat
25 blu fax
For feed so blu oats
1O1. Nick H. 'Ulstad section II l53 81
For seed SO blu oats 125 bu wheat
Is bu fax
102. John NJ. Crawford section IL loe
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On motion duly seconded and carried
the board adjourned to nine o'clock a.
H., April first, 1909.
J. w. FABRICK,
Comfy Auditor Ward County, North
Dakota,
(SEAL)
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80

For seed SO blu oats $50 bu wheat
10 blu flax SO bu barley
1O3, Teehon Creevolop section IA 151
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-09-29
alexandria 6azstte,
WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPT. %, 1909.
TEST RIDE.


Msiors, lieutenant colonies and COL
ouels. to the number of fourteen, sssrtsd
early Monday morning on the test
ride which the War Department pre-
scribes annually for field officers in the
service. Col. Joseph Garrard, com
maudiug the Fifteenth cavalry. at For!
Myer, is 10 charge of the officers oo
their 80 mile jauut, which is to be made
at the rate Of 80 miles day.
The itinerary for the three days ride
is IS follows:
First dsy-Fort Myer to Rosslyn, 4
miles: to Alexandra via Arlington,
1910 miles; to BsilsV's crossroads, o.
the Leesburg pike, 19 80 miles; to
Falls Church, via toe Alexandria and
Leesburg pike. 16 miles; to Annsndale,
81 miles; to Holmes RON bridge, via
the Little River turnpike, % 2'1O
miles; to Liucoluis, 81 Clio miles; to
camp at Edssll, 29 5 10 miles.
Second dsy--Edssll to Anuaudals,
4 miles; 10 raRIsA OoGrnOus', V'AV
miles; to Fairfax station, IL 2-lO miles;
to Pohick, % $40 miles; to Accotnk,
26 miles; to Garfield, 90 miles; to camp
a. Edssll, 81 2 10 miles.
Third day-Edsall to Aunandale, A
miles: to Fairfax Courthouse, SO 10
miles; to Oakton, II miles; to Hunters,
16 miss; to Alexandra snt Leesburg
pike, 10 2 10 miles; to Falls Church,
a6 miles; TO Fort Myer, via Ballslon,
80 $40 miles.