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Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

teachers will be chosen. The ~
stgnment to the difeseent buildings
will b announced later:
Miss Anna Proctor. Miss Ola Proc
tor. Miss Sarah Mchaught0n. Miss
Mate Finley Miss Myrtle Boyle. Mss
Katherine Woods. Mrs. Esther Whits.
Miss Lena Nelson. Miss Ethel Amiek.
Mss Luella Holmes. Miss Ffancesca
Bunbury. Miss Mabel Y. sselye. lliss
Clare MeIeay. Miss cynttia Mc0owaa.
Miss Maud Bloomfield. Miss Adele
Lucas. Mis- Ada Ross. Miss Ems Ray
mond. Mrs. Miriam Benson.
Miss Clara Hubbell will be supply
teacher
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
A FINE PROGRAM AT THE
THEATORIUM THURSDAY

The program for the benefit enter
taiment at the Theatorium ON Thurs
day night will include The Voice Of
the VIOLIN" Hard to Beat" and "Oh
Rats" The entertainment II compli-
mentary to the Civic Improvement
League and should attract large pat
ronage. The proceeds are to go to-
wards the payment of the debt as
sumed by the League in the purchase
of Hazel park.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

She believed that the daughter 10 too
young to be married. and said that AZ
ter she has arrived at the age OF dis-
cretion she can choose Seip II sne
wishes. with NO objections.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

Canon has hero in the person Of
a man who was ready to take . pleas
ure trip but delayed 1t a couple Of
weeks In order to assist his wife to
clean house.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
TRINIDAD NHLINR8 s',-,-,.-, NJ,
DnOFS DUN1 aao1F

Trinidad. April aL-Nrs, James
Lamb. who for the past six unontAs
has been conducting . millinery -
tablishment here. has mystsraoOsiy
disappeared taking VITA her. Il 70 a.
legged. about $1,000 worth Of diamosds
bsloasins to her husband. 4 sorm~
saloon keeper here. The WhsrsAhoats
Of the truant wife 10 not know1 aAl
the millinery shop was this Oorniag
piaosd under attachmsot b. he 3as-
ties os The pssos ssr unpaid indsbtsa-
nsss. sts -. 4
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

Try . want a. In, the weekly
Record. 0nly % Q, liAA so
II takes the shortest time for he
worst thin8D 10 happen.
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SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT. SEWED SOLES
in 10 minutes, so w, 2nd So. basement
m3021
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FURS AND FURRIERs

paired IA IN, fURS REMoDEI,E ED. RE,-
bcavcr dyed and clcaped Seal otfar
'f,irs made saerslsn ~ lamb assrakan and other
- Z. ID So Both rynon"S VT So, So.
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knights of Pythias.

ROYAL ARCANUM, SALT LAKE COUS-
eli No. l5f7-Sccond and fourth Thurs
days, l.. -. l.. hall. les SO. w. Temple ST.
=. L. BecmcV. regent; Il. l.. Jones, sec
rotary.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


ELECTRIC TEOWL AND FISHING ROD.
cheap. Address t-23. Tribune w3s62
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMING HOUSES

seeoo-$s,Eo9M fI, 2, MopEBSi p ;Si,, TP-T9. q TO-
LOW KENT. VERY LoNG
hEASE: HEAT .ANb HOT w.
TEE I,,d,, F,REE. =, ALWAYS TEml: Sii %; Or
THIS PLACE HAS .tt,VEK BEEN
OFFERED BEFORE AMI; II
NOr SOLD EY NOV. lST. WILL.
no THIFLERS NEED APPLY.
FOR LEASE-ONE BEAUTIFUL. | n
FURNISHED, lS-ROoM MopERN
i.ARGE ROOMS. RlGWI' LocA-
TI0N AND PLACE.
ANOTHER OF IS t.NFuRNlsIEp RMS.
BUILT ~ THE SAME; PEOPLE.
FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED.
Schools EOOMs. NICELY FURNISHED.
:GT$ I:ET$: . :, ,B;ATT.si: S 4 &, SicE; & COM (
,.a MONEY MAKE: TERMS:
ONE or THE PRETTY PL;AGEs
GOOD '1f5 lEAsE i: ND ! : RENr. T:TS AZ: 81:
'7'''s Si3{f6 H23p EFisF6cElTtc EETF6 MEfc 9G E5E
PERMANENT GUESTS. NEVER
INC GAffANefi fiST: i6GG 51WAXs LEASE 5 WANT AE6
Low RENT TERMS.
s7ooo-.,3 ROOMS ANOTHER BlG.AGTI,::
FCL PLACE. EXoUiSITEl-i I
FURNISHED, CENTRAL. LOG;
LONG LEASE. TERMS.
ALL OF THE ABOVE PLACES CAN
QNE1 gE BOUGHT THROUGH THIS
AGENCY. WE HAVE TIE EEST AND
EXCLUSIVE LIST
a. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE A l..
BkIATTAlNi II;, MGR: p, O. DEPT, 10 w.
lST SO. PHONES Sal.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. |. O. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night al 8
o'clock. !. .. O. +. temple. Visitors vel
come. John Mckenzie. n. o.; j. c. Smith.
Secretary.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THE GROCERY YOU ARE BOOK
ing for. Holding. % w. 1st So. alS02
FOR SALE-UP TO DATE ELECTRIC
superheated air santar rum; good busi-
ness. 239h South Main.
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SECONDHAND STORES
DEESSMAKING


SEWING BY THE DAY. BY EXPERI-
enCed dressmakeT- Ind. 1920. Bell $500,
XIII
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SPECIAL.
We'll established saloon. fixtures and
complete stock. good lease, low rent for
$1,000 Il bought within tho next ten days.
y. RICHTER.
\. l.. BRATTAIN. Mgr. II. o. Dept
10 W. LIST South. Both phones 6ti.
.tio0
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FOR ROOMING HOUSES. LEASES,
etc. see a. C. STEELE, II Z. 2rd So.
rear Rock Island K. r. office, Bell 1925.
Ind. 1874 e41l
I-ROoM ROOMTNG HOUSE, GOOD
lease. choice location. rent S6 a room
furniture cost nearly $1,000. and we can
sell for a little more than half: 5000 will
handle. Kelly & Montrosc. i20 Mccormick
bldg. a212S
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ATTORNEY
WALL PAPER CLEANING

WALTER w. LITTLE. S33i CONNER
ciJl bldg. Kills
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LNNDS CHAPTER no.
/. order Eastern Stal.
Masonic TeTpple-Statad
meetings first FRIDAY
zach month. Visiting
members win receive a
cordial welcome Sarah
NJ. McCartN. w. NJ. ;
Nellie y. Spencer, z. I,
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TYPEWRITERS
DETECTIVE AGENCY


WE DO ALL KINDS or DETECTIVE
work special attention to divorce cases.
Prompt service. Utah Detective agency.
500 Tribune building. t29ST
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MINES AND MINING

Est YOUR ORE az -11'r,-a.~-~ CC,[-1Cr,s-.c
<ifrco. ro c'aI makes separation ana .a,ir,,
F.Machine sharise' Call Union Foundry and
al9l7
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-vE hEE FINISHING
those beautiful. modern cottages on tho
corner oG LIST W. and 9Th So Have you
seen them? They IRE among the best built
ard most conveniently arranged OF the
Sind IN the city Five rooms. full base
mont. stairway TO ncorcd attic. that can
he arranged lor tao or three nice rooms.
Large front and rcaC porches. paved
walks and lawns Call AT premises be-
tween hours OF n To 1890 a. m. and 10
go p, ~. or phone office for any other
time you dcslr" Both phones $3.50. u. c.
II. 2 and Il. l.. Co, 40 Constitution
Bldg.
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TUNING

JOHN. a. LECHDEITER. TUNER AND
repairer OF pianos and organs Bell
1882. wS256
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Cia cia.l lhEiNT-,PART or STORE, FIRST
.nd Son,I, auon for drcssmalSing. 1As Il.
a160l
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ss be-, E,ENT-OrFICE OF > ROOMS:
'0'a''oh In city. Phone 3955-X.
d2IIl
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MIZPAH CHAPTER 80.
r. Order Eastern star
stated meetings first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic Temple. coTncr
Second East and First
South. Visiting NOM
hers cordially invited.
eth SCIiRAMM. ". NJ
NCLA1R. Secretary.
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HOUSECLEANING
LADIES TAILOR
MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
q. cases Mrs. Lizzie Gcisler. 336 West
ird North. Bell i493X. Ind. i0G7. 1917
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"ooElsN j-RooM HOUSE. NO 90 II
st Apply No, 20 JI st. w. aa7a5
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mpoM na HOUSE. ~ NO. 2ND WEST.
a2ISo
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JORDAN LODGE NO. ;. l. o. q. F.
Meets every Monday night a |. o. o. +.
temple Visitors invited. w. s. Foster
n, G.. w. Il. Hopkins, Secretary. aI43j
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r@ilar. BATH, PANTRY. CLOSET AND
ftnonib close In; 1i0 Pear 81: 500 nr,.
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WAS&TCU LODGE NO. J. T.. AND \.
M.-Nasonic hall, second Friday each
month. Members of sister lodges and So
journlne brethren IN good standing in
vited RI. G. Cav, w. NJ. y. J. Lowe.
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
MuRDEROUs ASSAULT.

The home of Mrs. Ella McOanp, on
the Huutipg creek road, Fairfax county,
about three miles south of this city, was
the sesoe of a serious shooting sffsy
early las, SATURDAY. night. Charles st..
Clair. etOis about 20 years old, shot
and probably IA 'ally ifJdred John bull
lock azed 80. The true fac's 10 con-
nec,ion with the shooting are difficult to
oblsio at present. St. Clair, who fed
after his attack upon Bullock. and who
WAS subsequently arrested in Wsshiog-
ios. says be supposed Bullock was a
burglar and fred OF him in the dark.
A uother version Of the affair is that the
shooting was the result of dispute be-
tween the two men, who we're room
mates, oveEsome keys. Bullock, it Is
said, had just returned bomefr work
at the Southern railway shops in this
CITY. when st. Clair, who was in
bed. asked him about some keys
Bullock. il is alleged, replied that he
did not know. No sooner had he made
the answer than st. Clair, 1t is charged,
fired twice point-blsnk at Bullock with
a double barrel shotgun. Both shots
were fred inside of the house where the
two men roomed. Bullock, With blood
flowing fsOm bis wounds, fed from the
house, followed by s.. Clair. Az be
got outside 81. Clair pulled the trigger
q third time hit ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
PERSONAL.

The Society of Washington Artists
eighteenth annual exhibition, opened
last week With a privae view aud recep'
lion in the Corcoran Gallery OF AT.
Among the exhibits are several pieces oil
sork by Miss Ca htriDe @. Ohtcher,
formerly of thia city. Her portrait OF
Mira. Charles Hevett Wright and Miss
Dorothy Duncan G,tewood are rel arded
as Of special merit
Mr. and Mrs J. Clinton Smoot,
Misses Sibyl aud Frances aud Master
Clinton, arrived Friday night from
Alexandria, Va. to be at Tanners Rest
heir summer home, until the latter
part of April. North WilkeSboro, N
C, Hustler.
Mis-, Mary Garth has returned homt
after delightful two weeks visit &c
friends in Alexandria and Washing
ton r Charlottesville Progress
Mr.. Wallace Fawcett, OF Spokane,
Wash, is the guest Of his mother, MI"
Edward S. Fawceit, at her home Oh
Prince street,
Capt. George Young and Mr.. Oscs
IF. Ca ter have gone to New York
where they will spend few days.
Mr.. Charles H. Robey, aud Mis-
Florence Mcintosh, both OF this city
were msrried in Washington this even
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
THE RECENT MURDER CASE.

There is nothing new 10 report con-
corning Richard Pines, Eugene Dorsey,
Calvin johnson and Henry Smith, the
four negroes, charged with numbering
and robbing Walter F. Schultz, near
this city, on the night OF the 6ih instant
The three first named are stil in the
Fairfax Jail, while Smith Is In the jsil
in this city.
A rumor was 10 circulation today to
the effect that a cOlored women, who
lives on Cameron street, overheard
Schuliz's Piles for mercy when the four
men had their victim IN the alley on the
north side of Cameron street, between
Payne and West, and she, being unable
10 keep the matter secre! any longer, re-
ported what she had heard TO the police.
Chief Goods. however, upon being inter
viewed this morning, said be had seen
the woman referred to, but that che de-
MED knowing anything about the mat
ter. The chief was 10 have had another
interview with the woman today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
REUNION OF ST. JOHNS CADETS

10 order to add to the ma1y Interest
ing features of Old Home Coming Week
there will be arranged B reunion OF the
boys who attended ST. Johns Academy
up to the time its principal sought
other fielcs Of labor. 1t Is proposed to
call meeting in few days of the old
students and devise ways and means Of
getting the survivors together at grand
rally during that week. The former
students are scattered to the four corners
of the earth, but an effort will be made
to have grand reunion of them on tha'
occasion. The hODored principal, Rev.
Father Osrne, is still alive and it would
no doubt do him good to look upon bis
old boys 10 this, the evening OF bis life.
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.u1 INJURED mao in q
plauket. and shortly before 10 O'Clock
Saturday night reached this city with
him 10 a buggy and took him to the
Alexandra Hospital, where r. '-'"'ies
were dressed by DR.. s. B. Moo ). Az
examination disclosed that BullocEs
body is literally peppered with shot, and
that bis chance for recovery were very
slight.
Nh. S.onnell later vent to police head
quarters aod related the story OF the
STAIR and asked If a policeman from this
CITY could be sent to arrest St. Clair,
who. he said, when he left, was barfi-
Gated in the house. Chief Goods told
the few men present that it wss beyond
the city's Jurisdiction, but If any
wonld volunteer to go he would not
object Although he added that it was
moi obligatrry. No one volunteered.
People who live near the scene OF the
shooting who were in this city today say
that when st. Olair's gun snapped be
had pointed the muzzle at Bullock
head. aud had the qua been discharged
the later would have been Instantly
killed. .
st. Clair after the shooting came TO
Alexandria aud lster took the lO:9S
electric train for Washington. The
police knew nothing Of the shooting un-
iii after the train left, but Chief Goods
"a 5000 as Informed Of the sfiir, tele-
phoned to the Washington police tt
look out for st. Clair aud, as stated
above, they intercepted him 10 That city
Bullock's condition remained I'M
changed all day yesterday, and no i'm
movement was apparent this morning
Shortly bsfors noon today unfavoraol'
conditions were noticeable, aud 1t wa
determined to obtain his deposition
Mr.. J. d. Normoyls was to have tskeI
the deposition Ct Bullock this evening
lint at the time fixed the man was II
the hands of the doctors and was 10 nj
condition to be questioned. Ii VS.
stated also that deposition WIS no
necessary as St. Clair had confessed Il
Messrs. Ayers aud Popkins, oil Fairfax
that be had shot Bullock.
at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon Bul
locks condition showed no improvement
Don stable A. ]. Payne went to Wssh
inpton this afternoon for the purpose
bringing st. Clair before Justice Wright
The examination was beld ct Mr.. M
r. O'Sullivan's store. Payne arrived il
this city with his prisoner about 2:S
O'Clock. s.. Clair waived exsmin alto
and was sent on to the grand jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
WANTS INFORMATION.

As was stated 10 the Gazette at the
time, ]. d. Austin, who hsd been con-
Quoting the commission business on
north Fairfax street under the name Of
]. D. Austin & Co., disappeared about
a week ago, since which time numerous
queries concerning his WHEREABOUTS have
been made. The uDsunounced closing Of
The business, as we'll ss the sudden exo'
dus OF the proprietor gave rise to numer
ous speculstions. A letter was received
10 this city today from Spencer, Va
asking information concerning the firm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
CATCHING sHAD.

A number of Potomac shad are ar
irving daily and, although there have
been none caught in the waters immed-
diately adjacent this city, Mr.. Julian
Della seems to be iaking few fl Hol-
land Point. In answer to query from
the captain of the tugbOat Camilla on
Saturday Mr.. Della said be had caught
FIVE on one diff. The Alexaudris fish
ermen, however, ATE catchiUHsome very
fine rock and perch 10 their shad nets in
the river of this city. Capt Charles
McKeuney and his crew left for the
lower river this morning to engage ia
shad fishing. Oilers will follow about
the middle OF the week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
T. P. A.

Post T. Travellers Protective Asso-
citation, at its annual meeting, held at
the rooms of the chamber of commerce
90 Saturday night elected the following;
J.Y. Williams, president; II. K. Field,
vice president; r. NJ. Graham, secretary
aud treasurer; Q. y. Osrlin, counsel;
q. @. Lsadbester, r. :. Jones, F. 3.
Harper, G d. Hopkins, w. 0. Davis
snd J. I. johnson, board of directors;
A. ID. Bro9kett, chairman Of the railroad
COMMITTEES; j. II. Trimyer. chairman OF
the legislative committee; o. q. XIX,
chairman of the press committee; Ray.
mond Hul6sh, chairman OF the hoisl
COMMITTEE; W. A. SnOot IT,, chairman
of the employment committee; DR. 5. B.
Moore, post surgeon and physician; Rev.
]. r. Sewer, chaplain; J. w. May,
chairman OF membership committee; j
,OHuaon Smoot, chairman Of The good
Fosds committee.
The following were elected delegates
IN the alta convention which meets al
Msrtiosyille, april 1928 uext; W. G.
Rogers, J. +. johnson, Alfred Thorn
son O. d. Kirk, j. w, May, W. P
Tsyior. J. E. Darling, Edss, Wsr6sld
IT,, H. d. Kirk, Raymond HoIbsh, 2
Won De Wes,elsken, NJ. w. Dunniug
ton, A. D. Brocketi, J. Y. williams
VIM. G. L. ADDE'S ser aud &. NJ. Gresham
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77FXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Another week has passed aud, win
all ils newly made history for this city,
Ia numbered with the things that were.
Agsin it's the duty Of men and women to
take 10 the reins OF practical life and
nreps on 10 its 6nal conclusion, when, 1t
il said, there is rest for The weary. But
incidental to the cuImirati0n OF happy
or uphsppy existence II would be we'll to
pe, ell out Of 1t one can. The mills will
no. grind with waer that has passed, 80
the enjoyment of last week will not sui
fee for the present As will be seen by
the advertisement on this page feast OF
pleasure is in store for all those who
love amusement. The Opera House has
an entire change OF programme, luclud-
ing new and up-tO date vaudeville,
which, as usual, is hard to beat. A
glance at the names Of those Who per-
form tonight will convince everyone that
this show IL great.
At the Surprise Theatre Miles and
Hart, clever comedy sketch artists, VIII
be on the programme, and 1t is ssfe to
presume you will be repaid for your
trouble and the expense you 90 to 6y
seeirg them, Dirkle and CaVsusOgh,
rtfiutd song and dance artists, will also
entertain you to 3 surprising degree; aud
Ed Manchester will be on hand in a
novel comedy act. This alone is worth
the price Of admission. The pictures
will be among the best obtsinable.
Lest it is forgotten, it would be well
TO remember that the Alexandria Amuse-
ment Company will be prepared to fur.
nish you with the latest talking and
silent pictures, which, in fact, surprises
everybody. The house is steadily grow
ing 10 popularity and as 1t is about as
cheap as any show on earth, AID better
than most picture exhibits seen 10 large
cities, it Is not to be wondered at. One
picture you should not fail to see and
tia, Is 1.-THE Blind Violinist." 1t is
great picture.
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INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINMENT

An amusing and st the same time 40
interesting and instructive entertainment
will open at Armov Hall on Wedoes-
day uext-Msrch "a. 1t is the lgdas'
lrisl and Pure Food Exhibition. There
are many exhibitors and the decorations
are proiuse, showing the leb'r and taste
of a master of the AIT of decoration
One Of the interesting features is the
marriage which will take place at the
hall and there Is still an opportunity for
several more couples to be started Cd
the road to happiness by applying to
the manager Tor the chance. Remem'
Der that this will be one OF The most
novel OF the many sources of entertain
ment ever furnished the people. DOM
fail to be present the opening night
The couples who are married on this
night will receive many handsome
presents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
ST. PAUHs OaUROa CHOIR.

st. Paurs Church was we'll filed ct
the evening service yesterday to hear
the choir sing Gounods motel "Gallls."
This difficult composition was sung In
the most credilable manner, being one Of
the most beautiful services ever rendered
by the choir. The rector made sn ap'
propriate address, ra1ing the verses
from Lamentations from which the text
was taken. The soprano soloist, Mrs.
De der, on whom most of the work fell,
was at her best, her voice being easily
heard above the large chorus in the oh
ligato. The orgaOist aud director, Nh
Fowler, was ably assisted by MI FELL,
aud their careful training was shown ia
the foe work of the chorus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
PISTOL SHOT HEARD.

What Was apparently violent
Quarrel Saturday night among some col
order people in house on the corner OF
Pdncess aod Henry streets, during which
a uistol shot was heard, caused some
excitement IN the neighbOrhOod at the
time it being supposed that one OF the
narty had been shot, simultaneously
with the rspor! of the pistol, some one
exclaimed, They've got him at last"
The police made az investigation Dat
we're unable 10 make case out OF the
ag,ir.a, there were no evidences otblood-
shed and 40 information Of any disorder
could be obtained from the inmates OF
the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
TO BUILD MODERN GARAGE.

Contract was today awarded to Mr..
Samuel D. DsVaughsn for new garage
for Dr. Hugh MtGlire. The buildiug
will be complete aud modern In every
detail, being equipped with hot water
heating plant, electric lights aud BAH
room. The structure will be 10 the CO.
lonial style 10 harmonic with the hne
lines of the main house near which II
will be erected. The building will be
% by "a feet and two stories in height,
the second f1or being used for servants
rooms and will contain complete cath
room. The entire fist floor will be oil
cement aud will give ample space ior
two machines. Gasoline tanks will DC
built 10 the cement floor, as precsution
against accident, The plans were pre-
ogr,d by Milton Dana Morrill,, an arch
itect of this CITY, who is also the design
er of the new Surprise Theatre just COM
pIeled ADD the First National Bank no"
under construction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

A young colored woman nsmtd Alice
Pape attempted to commit suicide by
drowning herself 10 the river ct the foot
Of Prince street this afternoon. Sac
was prevented from accomplishing her
purpose by Officer Young, who PLACED
her under arrest for drunken and dis
orderly conduct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
DEATHS.

Susan Wood, and old and respected
colored woman, died at her home near
the Episcopal Theological Summary yes
terday afternoon. :,
E.sie Robinson Davis, col)red, wife
of Milton d. Davis, died ~ her home, Sl7
north West street, at an early hour this
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-22
CONyIOTS ESCAPE.

The police have been requested to
look out for Wallace Chapman, aged ~;
Jake Butler, "a and Alexander Wheat
lev. 81 all colored, who escaped from a
convict camp near The Plains, Fsuquier
county, les Saturday. r. E. Mitchell
the snpsrintendent 10 ct arge Of the con.
yicts, states that be will pay reward
of $40 for the capture Of each OF the
fneitives. Toe men we're dressed II
prison stripes, with caps TO match, when
they escape. Tao OF the men we're
serving lhree-year sentenc s, and the
o:her one a Eve year sentence.