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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09

lance runs have as a result become
incurably afflicted with heart trouble"
Mr.. Fee advocated "a system Of ath-
letics which will help weak and strong
possible to forget the weaklings for
the sturdy youths. Basketball and
handbalI he regarded as the ideal
sports.
Ban on the Evil sports.v
William S. Sutton Of University Of
Texas led the discussion and he start
ed the ball rolling by urging that
what he termed the evil sports" be
placed under the ban of the assocla-
ton. In the discussion that followed
it became evident that the trend is to-
ward a form of athletics which viii
enable the weaker boys to partake in
exercise which now is dominated by
their more muscular brothers.
During the morning the executive
committee took up the matter of the
next meeting place for the association
The board of directors last night BY an
advisory vote, indicated San Francisco
as their preference by an Overwhelm-
ing majority Now however. the
Milwaukee, boosters insist the fight
is not over and that they viii continue
to pull for Milwaukee. The fight over
this is headed by Carroll q. Pears,
superintendent OF Milwaukee schools,
who says the matter viii not be de-
termined finally before next January.
Final meetings we're held in mint
today. Among them was
a renewd discussion Of the normal
department which heard extended re-
ports Of work in normal schools
The department of manual training
held its last session and this time the
influence Of industrial arts and SCI
enccs upon the rural home was taken
up. cree T. Work OF Denton. Texas.
president Of the college Of industrial
arts. was the principal speaker
Mrs. Ellen H Richards Of Boston
spoke on domestic sciences.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09

314 Crane street, Patrolmen England
and Bryant gathered up Miss Lucy and
six bottles of beer and six empty bot
ties. Her company was out suddenly
and no other arrests were made. Lucy
will be arraigned this evening for
maintaining nuisance
Because the lad in the hack fare case
was not on hand at the time set for the
trial this morning, being delayed by his
mothers slowness in getting ready to
accompany him, the case was contin-
ued until tomorrow morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09

In an uneventfuI raid last night upon
the domicile of one Lucy Stevenson at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
was So objection BY japan to his sp.

was SO objection by japan to bis aP-
poinlment.
Commander Frederick O. Bieg, who
was feet engineer OF the North Atlantic
feet 10 1904, and had recently been at
tscbed TO The bureau OF steam engineer
iug Of the Navy Department, died today
a, the Naval Medical school Hospital 10
Washington. Commander Bieg was
born 10 Missouri and entered the naval
service ss cadet engineer 10 1874.
The suicide OF Lieut.. Carl A. Richter
by banging was reported to the Navy
Department Today from Hampton Roads
where be bad been serving Oh the Mari
eta as senior engineer officer. Inc
particulars we're not given. de entered
the service from Dubuque, Iowa.
A brief despatch from the minister OF
foreign affairs of Nicaragua admitting
that a revolutionary uprising was 10 pro-
gees was received today by Minister
Espinosa. The despatch stated that The
revolution had broken out on the At
Isntic side and that the interior OF the
country Was quiet. Minister E'pinose
called at the Stare Department today
and said that his visit was not In con-
nectjon with the revelation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
TELEdRAPHIc BRsvIrIHS.

A boycott against all Spanish goods
was declared today BY The socialists Of
B ussels. A committee has been appoint
ed 10 induce the socialists OF every
European cour try to join 10 the boycots.
The resignation Of Supreme Court
Justice William J. Giynor, who Is the
democratic candidate for mayor of New
York City, wss received today By S.cre-
tsry OF State Koenig. 1t takes effect
Immediately.
Mrs. Edmund d. Stall, of Cincinnati. for
mer wife Of Dan Haons, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
today 10 New York gave out an interview in
which she declared she would take legal
steps to have annulled the marriage Of her
son, Carl H. Hanna, grandson of the late
Marcus Hanna, to Miss Gertrude Jerome
Leavitt, of Short Hills, n. j., on June 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
Meath of .Iohn PrentIss Poe.

Baltimore, Nd, Ost IA John
Prentiss Poe, former attorney. general Of
the sta'e, one OF Marylaud's grand old
men, foremost among the legal suthOri.
ties Of the Uoited States, author Of many
works on law, backbone OF the demo-
cratic party 10 this old line State, dean Of
the University of Maryland Law School,
graduate of Princeton, died this morning
after en- illness of but few days, Mr.
Poe's dea h was primarily due to paraly-
siu. Mr.. Poe vas author Of the Poe SUIT
rage amendment. be was second cousin
by blood relation and q nephew BY mar.
risge of Edgar Allan Poet author and
mai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
Mra. Barrie to Marry Again.

London, Oct. IA - Friends Of
Mrs. James NJ. Barrie believe that
IS soon as the divorce obtained By
her novelist husband becomes absolute,
which will be 10 six moUths, she will
be married to Gilbert OsnDsn, whom
Barrie named as correspondent. Bar
ris's testimony that his wife, when &C
cused by him OF misconduct with Osnnsn
admitted the charge ard declared that
Oannsp was "the only man 10 the world
to her." did not come as a surprise to
close acqusintances Of the woman who
have known of the infsLustion between
Mrs. Barrie and Canaan. Canaan is 6
mau of considerable means, though not
rich. He Is free lance jIurnalist and
has a wide circle Of friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
RICHMOND TO HAVE CITY
WHARVES.

With an opinion by the city attorney
that The acquisition Of the Old Dominion
s eamship Company by the railways vas
q combination 10 restraint Of trade II
contaminated sfter the approval Of the
oct Of Congress OF July 2, 1890, the
committee on improvements OF the
James river 90 Tuesday night took the
6rst step tosard the proposed plan for
the construction sod maintenance of
wbarves at Richmond and obtaining o.
fquitsble wster rate from The seaboId
20 the city. A resolution Was sdop''d
asking the council to provide ut onte
for the buiIding of the Wbarves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
McCarren's Condition Serious.

New York, OFT. IA AT 81. Oathe-
rine's Hospital in Brooklyn, where
State Ssua'or Patrick Il. MeOaren ives
tp grated 90 last night for acute spsndi-
cius, It was stated today that be had passed
fair night and that bis condition Is con.
sidered favorable for recovery. The
a attending surgeons, however, consider bis
condition grave because Of stomach COM
plications and are doing everything pos
able to overcome these.
At 10 O'Clock 1t Was stated that Sena-
tor McCaren's condition was most seri-
Gus aud the doctors were at his bedside,
While they have not gwen up ell hope
they admit that his chances OF recovery
are very small.
At 1880 8. ~, Dr. Hughes issued q
statement declaring there has been O
slight Improvement 10 Senator McOar'
ran's condition and that he was 10 nc
immediate danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
The Revolution In Nicaragua.

BIutfeld, Nicarsgus, Oct. l4-By
wireless via Ooloo.-The revolution
headed by General joan j. Estrada
President u layae has aroused the entire
country and seems to be sweeping the
republic like wild FIRE. Everywhere the
people are reported to be h1cking to the
arms OF the revolutionists. From the
interior comes the news that the Tevolu-
tionists have seized Rivas and also thai
Corinto, seaport on the Pacific, has
declared for the revolution and has
overthrow The government there.
News from GfeytoWn today is that there
was some Sighting there yesterday before
the city was AIKEN by the revolutionists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
Murderers Executed.

Wilkesbsrre, Ps., Oct l4.-Wiihiu
the gloomy corridor of the LuEsroe
county prison here two nen today paid
With their lives for offsnses committed
sgalutt the law. They were Stanley
Nsssrko convicted of the murder OF bis
common law wife, Mary Czslzlikowksy,
In a saloon at Pittston on August 20,
1908, and Thomas Willis, q negro, who
was convicted of Staying Cameron Cool,
40 sged ho'semsu, in the staOles Of the
Ia ter st west Pittston on December 20,
1907.
1t developed just before Willis was
led out to bis death that be bad care
fully planned to murder Sheriff Bodds,
aud then commit suicide. 10 the lining
of bis trousers be had q knife concealed
and every day for two weeks be has been
putting keener edge on The long blade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
News of the Day.

Bishop -Alpheus W. Wilson, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, Is
i'll again at his home In Baltimore.
Estimated earnings Of the Southern
Railway for the first week 10 October
show an increase OF 1856, 003 IS COM
pared with the same week Last year.
-Four mammoth granite eagles. the
largest to ornament building In Wash
inptou, we're hoisted into position at the
Union station yesterday. Two Of the
stone birds were placed over the presl'
dents entrance, aud two over the taxi
cab entrance.
Charged with having stolen So, O65
from the National Safe Deposit, Saw
logs and Trust Company, of Washington,
John Ward S.urgis, Il years old,
formerly employed as a bookkeeper al
that institution, is being hunted by the
police of every large city 10 the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
Mrs. Mary Nszsrko, wife of Stanley
Nazarko, who is to be banged at Wilkes
Barre, this week visited the county Jsll
Yesterday 10 company with Michael
Mszrowski, the man she is to marry af'
ter her husband is executed, and re-
ouested of the sheriff that she be per-
mitted to witness the hanging.
Lady Constance Lyttou and Mrs d.
N. BraIlsford, who were sentenced to
months imprisonment on Monday last
for taking part in suiraSette demon
ration against David Lloyd-George,
the chancellor of the exchtquer, were
liberated at Newcastle, EGG, Last night
on a government order, owing TO theiI
waak condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
GEN. KING YINDIOATED.

Speedy justice was melted out ct Falls
Church, yesterday afternoon, to Bad
Martin, one Of The negroes who made
the brutal assault upon Gen. ]. Floyd
King, of Washington while the latter Was
pescesbly walking IN the main street Of
Falls Church last Saturday night.
Immediately sitter the negro had bsen
sentenced to serve one year in jail, with
an additional charge OF assault with in-
tent to kill lodged against bim, Gen.
KiOg told his story OF the ARRAY, aud
wss completely viudicsted and dis
charged.
The proceedings in both cases were
conducted before Mayor George W.
Hswxhurst, who, IS soon as he hsd
sentenced MsrtiD, released Gen King.
On Saturday pight, after Gen. King bad
been set upon in the dark by The negroes
and bruially assaulted, the mayor not
only directed that be be placed 10 jail,
but, according to the generals debate
ton, declined to t,ke his sssailautb into
custody.
The proceedings we're simpli6ed when
Bud Martin confessed to his part In the
assault. This left bat one alternative,
aud the jail sentence followed. The
charge OF assault with intent to kill,
also lodged against the negro, will be
pressed when 1t is brought to the stten-
ton of the grand jury.
The proceedings 10 the csse against
Gen. King were little more than pro
fOrma.
At Georgetown Hospital last evening
IL vas stated that Will Mario, brother
of the man sentenced. who received
serious cuts from Gen. King, wss maxi
ing good progress toward recovery. Opt.
Snyder, of the Georgetown precinct, has
warrant for his srfest, aud will take
him into custody rs soon ss he Is able 10
leave the hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
VIII Not Visit America.

London, Oct. IA -Oontinued weak
ue.s from bis numerous recent COM
plants has caused General Booth to
abandon bis proposed trip 10 Amerita
this year aud also bis trip to Germany.
His eyes are slowly improving, bat be is
able to do but little work, reading AID
writing being particularly lsboIious.
The general is also suffering from in-
somnia due TO nervousness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14

THERE appears to be gradually grow
ins up an hereditary Official sristoc-
racy in Washington. The latest example
is in the selection OF the grandson OF
Zach Chandler, Chandler Hale, to the
new assistant secretsryshlp Of state.
Senator Hale may now be expected to
serve the administration In power with
more industry and zeal than ever. In
the absence Of Law, says the Philadelphia
Record, there ought to be enough force
OF pnblic opinion to prevent this favor
itism to senators.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
AIone on an Island.

Seattle, Oct. 14.-Lightbousekeeper
J. Reagan. OF 81. MarJs island, south.
eastern Alaska, who wss complained OF
TO the lighthouse inspector for leaving
his post month ego, with the result
that the beacon vas not lighted for two
nights, has been sbsolVed from blame.
Reagan and his wife, both young, we're
the only persons on the barren island.
The woman took sick aud died. There
was no way Of communicating with the
mainland. The husband might have
buried the body 10 the sand, bat the
thought was rspellsnt.
he Pot the body In dipgy and roEed
twenty-lWo miles to Ketehiksu. Two
days p issed before another nan could
resch the island, aud 10 the meantime q
passing steamer had found the ligh! not
burning, aud had made report.
For fear that sumo criminal aviator
msy use the seroplsue 10 sn attempt
sgainst the life OF the ezar, the Russian
Inferior Department today created new
branch of the police department, ibe
purpose Of which will be to send police
meo to every aeroPlsue ascension within
q radius OF 100 miles Of st. Petersburg
aud to shsdoW every aviator In Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14

ONE of the decisions rendered BY the
naturalization bureau Of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor 10 the
last wear was that a citizen Of Turkey is
not entitled to become an American
citizen, because he is an Asiatic and not
a white man. The law bars sll except
"lree white persons" This case is to
be tried 10 the Circuit Court ct Ciucin.
natl this month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
CONFEDERATE REUNION.

106 AChhtOh ANesNHNN -
climax OF DauVille Yesterday afternoon
when q monster parade OF the Old sol.
ders from every section Of Virginia aud
many from North Carolina Was made
through the principal streets. The
streets along the line Of march were
damned with spectators.
Participating in the parade were the
local organizations, both civic and mil
itsry, the police, the fire department,
hundreds OF school children, singing
"Dixle," and the sponsors and maids OF
honor in automobiles and carriages. A
conspicuous figure in the parade was
"Jef" Shield, an sged darkey, who was
a cook under Gen. "Slouewslr" Jack
500. Owing to in6ralities he could
hardly cit 90 his horse, but was aided
along the route by one OF the msrshsls,
Who rode beside him.
Last night the municipal ball was
filed to overfowing, the occasion being
the ball given the visiting sponsors and
maids by the local Sons of Veterans sud
Daughters Of the OOniederscy.
The session of the Grand Encamp'
meut of Virginia was presided over BY
Commander :. S. Brooke, of Roanoke,
and was marked by increased attend
ance aud enthusiasm.
The most important business trans
acted ct the session yesterday morning
was the election OF officers, ss follows:
Grand Communication O. Ewell,
OF Bertrand.
First Lieutenant Grand Commander
Capt. W. o. Whittle, of Norfolk.
Second Lieutenant Grand Com
mander-Micsjsh Woods, OF Chariot
tesville.
Third Lieutenant Grand Commando
Mayor Harry Woodiug, Of Dauville
Inspector. General Upton ID. Jen.
niDgs, Of Lynchburg.
Quartermaster Goneral-Dsyid A.
Brown, it,, of Richmond.
Chaplain- Genersl-Rev. Or. ]. P.
Hyde, of Winchester.
Surgeon. Genersl-Dr. Herbert NJ.
Nash, of Norfolk.
The adjatant-general is to be sp.
pointed, and it is likely that Col. j V.
Bidgood, of Richmond, will be named
again, II be will accept.
Today the hnsl business Of the session
will be transacted and the next meeting
place will be decided upon.
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the Grand EOcsmpment yesterday the
Virginia Division, United Confederate
Veterans, was called to order by Gen.
shth Boiling, Of Petersburg. The SEES
sion was brief, consisting principally Of
the reading of the report Of General
Boiling, the election OF brigsdier.geDerals
by the brigades and of division com.
mander. Despite his protests General
Boiling was unanimously reelected
commander. j. Thompson Brown, Of
Richmond, was made general Of the frat
brigade, which voted q loving cup TO
former Commander T. W. Smith, Of
Norfolk. After the session today the
Virginia division adjourned.
The second meeting Of the Sons Of
Vetersns was held at the Young Mems
Christian auditorium and much progress
was made. The following officers we're
elected:
mmsnder-ThomAs w. Spindle, Of
Roanoke.
First Lieutenant @ )mmander-W.
Macdonald Lee, of Irvipgtou.
Secoud Lieutenant COmmander-John
s. White OF Charlottesville.
Past Commander w. G. Prltchsrd
was unanimously nominated for the po-
silion OF grand commander OF the Unit
ed Sons OF Confederate Veterans Of the
onffra Roufh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
Civil War in AbyssInis.

Rome, Oct. IA civil war Is raging
10 AoyssInis, according to todsy's dis
patches from Ads Abebs, the tapitsi'
owing TO the province Of Tfgre resisting
the appointment by King Menelik OF
Deoiac Abate as the military commander
of the province. Several battles have
been fought with heavy loss Of life and
the conflict Is spreading to other prov.
ipccs The conflict Is believed TO FORE
shadow war OF succession to the throne
after the sged King Menellk's death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
From Richmond.

Special dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond, Va, Oct. IA %. l.
Taylor charged with beating bis WIFE,
who afterwards took poison and died.
was refused bail today when be was az
rsigned 10 Orutch6sIds court owing 70
absence OF witnesses.
President Taft, according to bis secre'
tsrys letter desires the V. NJ. |. cadets
TO act as his body guard here Nov. 10:
james L. Shsltor, republican, denied
today having said ut B liOg Green that
O'Ferrell aad Moutsgue wtrs tie only
r. spect able goytrooIs siuce The war. DE
says The said they were the only two
qualified TO fill the high tfhce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
Newmarket PAGES.

Newmarket, EugIsnd, Oct. 14-Ia
the running of the Prendsgast stakes,
value 1880, here tcdiy, Barry P.
Whitney's Sallie Of Navarro won hardly
from 9 field of four with odds OF Is to 8
against her chances. Louis Winsn's
derby failure, Sir M.rtiu, won the
Challenge stakes of $500 from August
B .lmonts PriscilIlau and two olhe's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
LETTER TO q. WIN. RAMSAY

Alc1h01Tlh -
Dear Sir: You sell good many things by
the gallon. Being 8 decent man, you give
full measure.
You know what we mean: you kno" tnat
short weight aud short measure are common
amone-well we hope there are no snort meas
ures and weights in your town.
There are, though. Ribbons ara laees and
trimmings. sold BY the dozen" measure
nine or ten yards. There is no complaint,
because they all do IT," You have the sam
pie plague in your gOcds--nesrly every thing
canned or bottled, cheats in the qusntity. Al
mos, nobody gives full weight In factory
packsgel =, -,
We are one of the almost nobodies, We sell
pain. by the gallon, to paint your house; ana
our gallon is just the seme size as yours that
you measure vinegar with-iSl cubic in .:
Good paint too-Devoe lead-snd-ziae-ta
fewer gallons than mixed paint and wears
twice as long as lesd-and-oil.
You own house. That's why we are Trit'
ing to yoF. -.
F. W. DEvOE & co.
P.s. E.. Leadbester q Sons sell car
paint. o.
TIE Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
COTTON aad Corn Damaged.

Raleigh, N. O., Oct. l4-Report'
received at the State Department Of Ag-
rlcultursl and special kilograms received
from all points in the cotton belt today
report that the low tempera ure yester-
Day sod last night Inflicted great dam
age on the cotton and late corn. Inc
frost early today was especially nesvy'
Heavy rains have been 10 progress since
noon, aud the weather is growing moeo
noldaF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
The Tiysrton Murder Victim.

TivertoD, r. l.. Oct. l4.-After q
thorough examination If the limbs and
torso of the Tiverton murder victim,
Mrs. Sarah GiunelI, OF Fall River,
Mass, today identified the remaius 81
those of her step-daughter, Julia E.
Grinnell.
Medical Examiner Shmson believes,
however, that the woman Is wrong,
since the missing girl is the mother oil
an eight months old baby, while the
murder victim gives no evidence OF ever
having borne q child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
Nav York Sock Market.

New York, Oct. 1.-The Improved tone
which was in evidence at the close o. the
stock market yesterday continued at The opeu-
ing todly. Union Pacific and Reading also
advanced. Steel common rose SIS with other
industrisls following. The strong toe wss
maintained throughout the frst horr with
additional gains in a number Of important
issues. Price movements in the late forenoon
narrowed down to small fractions and trading
was Light,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14

amendment or amendments shall be
agreed to by 8 usjority OF all the mem.
bers elected to each house, then 1t shall
be the duty Of the general assembly to
submit usch proposed amendment or
amendments to the people, 10 such man.
ner and at such times as 1t shall pre-.
scribe; and Il the people shall spprovs
and rAtify sucn amendment or smeod-
ments by a msjority of the electors,
qualified to vote for members OF The
general assembly, voting thereon, such
amendment or amendments shall BE-
come part OF the constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
SuIclee Identified.

OhIcsgo, Oct. I4.-Ths police OF
p vaIsud Pork, III today declared they
hid received information that led them
- hsIIeVe that The robber who ended bis
/ 81 alter be had robbed the d. NJ. En-
Zine bank, at that place is Lsmsr q.
Harris, Of Los Angeles, Gall. Harris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
ni.nstrous fire In Norfolk.

Norfolk. Va, Oct. IA The Norfolk
and Western Railway Depot sud sbf do
10 this city we're destroyed by fire today,
causing q loss 1880. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
Baseball.

Dslroit, Oct. IA The sixth game
for the baseball championship is being
PLACED here today.
At theeuG OF the Srd inning the score
stood Pittsburg 8 Dstroit 1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14

Mi. Gen. Alfred Elliott BAR
United States army, retired, for
years the psymsster general Of
army, and a veteran of several CO
psigns, died ct q saniiarium 10 Ne"
York yesterday afternoon of spople' =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14

The late sumner and fall is one Of the B st
times in the year 10 paint your house. Do
forget that we are headquarters for ev' y
thing in the paint line. See us before ,"i
place your order. E. 8. Lesdbeater & sV-s,
inn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14
LanSburgh&BrO
WASHINGTON. D. q

was Los Angeles lawyer, and fed thai
city several weeks ago after getting iuIo
difficulty over money matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-14

Georgetown, D. @. Oct. "A. Wh'ss iNs-lO'