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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
AZ, Msk,ver secretary and treasurer

Mr. Mskiyer, secretary and treasurer
If the Electric Light Company, did not
meet Mr.. Uhler, chairman OF the Oouu'
oil liOht committee on Saturday, being
nnabIe to reach this city.
Harvey johnson, coDored, sentenced
to serve three years in the state penlten-
tisry on a charge OF participating 10 q
shooting sffrsy and Henry Wooden, COL
ored sentenced to serve one year on q
charge Of HOUSEKEEPING, we're on Sa'ur-
day afternoon conveyed to the penltenn'
u.,v At Richmond, by Guard Z. ".
P,yne. The prisoners are from Alex
sndria county.
Moonwa was big medicine man OF me
Hiowos. One night he wandered TAR INTO the
dan,bs of a primeyal forest. Bowling his hesd
Io,E nnon the ground. he communed Tor sew
eral hours with the Gre White Splrlt OF ms M
race S And thus he spoke in the tongue OF Ihe
Kiowas: MANY moons have passed over
NV head. o, great spirit OF my people, snu -
now cometh the pale face, from the lana o.
The Using sun. bringing with him many
wonderful things. And my children say tne
No longer want medicine man for now thsy
sst those delicious Auth Sausages ana nc
more get sick: plshta imeanlng amen Si.
sylvan Blondheim, The Auth stand' Oi''
| Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
THE CHURCHES.

Despite the uuproPitiOusness Of the
weather the churches were fairly we'll
attended yesterday.
Rev. ]. D. McAlister preached In
the NJ. E. Church South In the morning,
and 10 the Baptist Church at night.
Rev. E. J. Richardson, field secre.
iary of the anti-salO IN league, preached
at Trinity N. E. Church at IL 8. m.
and at the Methodist Protestant Church
at 1880 p. m.
At Christ Church at night Rev. w.
]. Morton preached the second OF his
series of sermons on "Some Men We
Have Known" The subject was "The
Man Nth q Grievance and an Excuse"
A number of the questions put Ia the
box of the previous Sunday we're an
sWersd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
FUNERALS.

The funeral services of the late Ohas.
4. Hustled took place at the residence,
1906 Duke stree, yesterday. The re-
mains were forwarded today to Bridge
ton. n. j., for burial, Rev. Edgar
Carpenter oficistsd, aud Alva Aerie,
No. ST., Frstsrnsl Order Of Eagles, at
tended the services.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah GEM
berger, who died last Thursday, wer'
inferred In the Jewish Cemetery yester
day afternoon. The funeral was attend
ed by the Council of Jewish Women.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary G
Oornwell, who died Friday evening
took place from the home, southeas
corner Of Prince aud Patrick streets
yesterday afternoon. Rev. Edgar Oar
penter conducted the services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
=7TTXANDRTA GAZETTE: AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
MEETINGS.

At the annual meeting Of the lode
pendent Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany. of Fairfax county, held 10 this
CITY today, the following officers and d.
rectors were elected President, James
w. Roberts; secretary, O. Lukens;
treasurer, Walter Roberts; directors,
James W. Roberts, Alexandra; M. d.
Hall, Burkes; J. N. Gibbs, Mount Yer
non; Chas. B. Marshall, Alexandra;
John W. May, Alexandra; A. L..
Lukens, Accotink; Eli P. Nichols, Pur-
celIyille; Geo. L. Garrett, Herndon; &.
NJ. B ret, Falls Church; NJ. E. Church,
Falls Church; II. P. Dodge, Mana sac ;
o. NJ. Money, Vienna; Geo. G. Tyler,
Hsymsrket; executive committee, j.
w. Roberts, NJ. d. Hall and j. N.
Gibbs. This is the 40:h annual meet
ing, the fret meeting having been held
January IL, 1869.
The inusl meeting Of the stock
holders of the Emerson Steam Pump
Company Was held at the company's
Office in this city today, at ehien the
folio wing directors we're elected: ID. y.
Bro wing, it,, Samuel h. Lunt, W. K.
Emerson, o. G. Staples, Z. Bruce
Emerson, Thomas Fl. Mckee, aud j.
II. G. Martin. The newly elected d.
rectors met immed aiely after the stock
holders meeting, and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, II. O. Browning, it,, vice president,
W. r. Emerson; treasurer, Samuel d.
Lunl; secretary, X. Bruce Emerson;
attorney, James 3. OatoD. It was de-
cided to begin the erection OF new
factory building as soon SIS spring opens.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Consolidated Quarry
Company, of Virginia, was held 10 this
city this afternoon, for the election OF
director &c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
PERSONAL.

Miss Virginia Beall Dainger6eld very
beautifully entertained at 500 on Satur.
day, at her home on Washington street In
honor of her guest, Miss Barbara Camp
bell, of Charles Town, W. Va.
Mrs. Frank 3. Harper is Informally
entertaining her friends this afternoon
a. her home on Prince street, this being
her second sat home" during the sea-
son.
Mr.. VIM. B. Msrye is still confined to
bis bed by sickness at Col Queen street.
An engagement OF interest announced
yesterday is that of Miss May Whitley,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Seth d.
Whitley, of New York, formerly of this
city, to Mr.. w. Osnby Marye, son OF
Mrs. and the late Robert Marye, Of Bal
timore. Miss Whitley is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Isaac Brooks, jr., ct his
home, 928 north Charles street, Bal
timore San.
Mics Hattie Hasgsll, Of st. Louis, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. B. Well.
DR. V. P. Berry has returned from q
short visit to his former home In King
George county.
City Engineer Dunn has returned
from visit to his former home In Mel
son county.
Miss Mollie Jacobs, Of Thoroughfare,
is visiting Miss Mamie Boutz, OF 422
north Alfred street, for several weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
CHARTERS.

The Corporation Commission hal
granted the following charters
S. D. Waters & Son Quc.), Alexan'
dris. s. d. Waters, president, Wash
ingtoD; r. L. Waters, secretary, Wash
ingtoD; O. ]. Rixey, treasurer, Oulpeprr.
Capitsl--msximum, $26, 900; minimum.
$4,000 Objects: Dealers in carriages,
harness, tsddlery, etc.
South Chesapeake Beach Land Co.,
Inc, Rosslyn. Incorporators-Frani
J. Massey, president, Washington; w
D. Cole, vice president and genera
manager, Washington; L. E. Dodge
secretary, Norfolk. Capital stock
Maximum, 1915, 900; minimum So, 900
Objects and purposes-Rsal estate busi
noes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
POLICE OOuRT.

Justice Il. B. Cation presiding.
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
Arthur Thomas, charged with stealing
typewriter from the Southern Rail-
way Office, was sent on to the grand
jury.
William Dalton, oolored, charged
With drunken and disorderly conduct,
was fined IS.
John Bryant, cOlored, charged with
drunken and disorderly conduct and as'
ssult, was fined $40.
Annie Freeman, colUred, charged
With dIsorderly conduct, was fined 3D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
REVIVAL SERVICES.

The revival services now In progress
In the Free Methodist Church continue
to grow In interest. The stten dance Is
large. Four persons asked prayers Of
the church last night. Rev. F. Shoup,
an evangelist Of PeunsylVauis, Is ex.
pected to reaoh this city in few days
and assist the Rev. John Oavnsugh, who
Is conducting the services. The meet
ings will be continued this week.
Revival services began 10 Trinity
NJ. E. Church last night They are be-
ing conducted BY Rev. W. W. Van Ans
dale, pastor Of the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
ELITE PICTURE COMPANY

This company promises continua
ton tonight of the special attraction,
Christie Waltham, the fsvorite Irish
and coon song singer, who SO delighted
the large audience on Saturday night
Besides this there will be Pierrette'i
.'Talismap," q beautiful drama, ID
which l 900 feet OF pictures usedI "Tht
Lady or the Tiger" which Is also fine
will he shoWp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
To CONFER RANKS.

Oriental Lodge, No. 6, Knights Of
Pglhias, will tomorrow night confer the
ranks of page and esquire upon four
candidates. Post Chancellor J. b. Con-
nor and other members Of the degree
staff of the Washington lodges will be
present and assist in the work. The To-
stallation of the newly elected officers
will also take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
ALEXANDRIA AMUSEMENT 90.

Nothing succeeds like success and the
wsy the crowds aock to this house Ii
proof positive that the management Ii
putting on first class show. The talk
ing pictures tonight will be "Hans and
Gretchen" "Make Believe" and "Sac-
ramento" (by special request.) The si-
lent pictures will be "Henry E. Dixey
as David Garrick," ''No Petticoats for
Him" and "a Roman Idyll," which Is
hand colored
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
SUFFERING FROM BLOOD
POISON.

The many friends aud acquaintance
Of Mrs. Mary Travers, wife OF Mr..
Robert Trsvers, will regret to learn that
she is suffering from blood poisoning In
her right foot, superinduced by scratchir 3
corn with her finger nail. Her condi-
ton IL said to be serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
BROKE HER RUDDER.

The steamer Harry Randall, of the
Washington aud Potomac Steamboat Oc.
had her rudder disabled in Malta
woman creek on her down trip from this
city Saturday aud Was forced to return
for repairs. The accident occurred as the
steamer was backing away from Grinders
wharf aud Was cansed by the rudder
striking & suokeu scow With force
enough to split It at the top and disable
the steering gear. The steamer Wake
field has taken the place of the Randall on
the route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY

The Relief Hook aud Ladder Com
pany has elected the following officers:
J. Il. Trlmyer, president; ]. B. GriHiu,
first vice president; F. O. Spinks, second
vice president; ]. V. Hoy, secretary; W.
O. Cleveland, assistant secretary; E.
Steusrt Smith, treasurer; r. M. Latham,
captain; ]. d. Webster, first lieutenant
A. L, Hulliugs, second lieutenant; j.
b. Grim, F. o. SpinkS, J. Riley, r.
M Latham aud ]. ID. Webster, proper }
committee; G, o. Ward, T. D. Webster,
w. Cleveland, Charles Olarkson aad j.
V. Hoy, membership committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT

Mr.. E. J. Sampson, former resi-.
dent Of this city, died In Oneonto, n.
Y. on Saturday lss', The deceased
was 26 years old. He leaves q widow
aud two children. The remains will be
brought to this city and the funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon from the
residence of Mrs. Turner, mother-in-lsW
Of the deceased, 424 south Washington
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11

HFor this section partly cloudy and much
colder tonight auc Tues lay; minimum tenn
psraturs tonight close to 90; fresh north
westerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
LECTURE ON EGYPT.

Rev. Donald o. Macleod, d. d.,
will deliver his lecture on Egypt tonight
In the Young Peoples Building. The
story of bis travels will be illustrated
with the stereoPtIcon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
HANGERS n the ess market Dd

Roasted and on the half shell
Merchants quick lunch-Turkey
with Cranberry Sauce daily.
At the Elkton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11

The Red Gross Shoe for tender teets
The ladies who wear the Red GROSS
Bloe always wear q smile. Sold only
BY ]. A. Marshall & Bro, 452 King
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11

The Hess Hopkins FOOT FORM
SHOES makes life pleasure. Sold
only by J. A. Marshall & Bro, 422 King
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11

Buy your boy a pair Of Storm King
Boots-the high top fellows-thafS
what the boy wAnts-irom John A.
AArshal d Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11

Keep your feet dry. 'Try pair Of
the celebrated" Walk Over Shoes. j.
A. Marshall & Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-11
Local Matters.
c,,o ord Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.

San rises tomorrow at 7.l9 and sets at Abs
High water at 1l.59 q. m. and ll5l p. no
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
nCN

Tz-N GREAT AND coed 1dEN. Lectures. BY
Henry Msnlaeu B1rlsr L. .. I1uo. -
zi-. si2 Lsongrla1ss Green a co)
studles Of BurEe. Pitt. Canning. Wesley
ln1 c-heTs-
MEMORIES OF FIFTY YEARS b Lady -
Heller CAdary Jeunel- VIII Illustrations.
80, p yin. So. l-ongnaans. CIeeu g. 60
Rev1swed In another colEmn-
.EE ELEcTRESS SOPHIA AND TIE HANo-
NER1AA SUCCESSION BY Acol1lus Mill-
rr1 ellsrEed. l2Iuo. rp- Ak. SO. Long
mans. Green CoA
This work was originally puhHshsl n the
well l-ncNn -'(Tolptl' seri=s ef luxurious.
Illustrated Monographs
NJ. POPE. T5Is LIFE AND TINES. Fv George
aston VIII TWeDtf-eN Illustrations. an
.luding tee photag-sv7lre trorti=pi-oes. =
-Wc volumes sVo. I'D ZE- sca D. sas-
.- p Plrlam s-nsf
Aa anscdot.c h-og-sphy ef ~, pee s-r
rhs general reader.
-EIE INCONPARABLE sIDDONs Pv Mrs.
sr1. - xiz. 2ss C. p Pulnana's solsl
A c1mrarion velume to Ire same suthor's
Garrick and His Circle"
sHELLEL TIE Nan AND TEE POET BY
= c-utIon-s-cek Wl-h eigh- L-us--a --ors
THE NINE DAYS QUEEN. Lady Jane Grey
sn6 Ee- Tines By Ri-har- Lavev. EDITED
aul win -ur-0fucri~r tv Martin Hume
~ a N--h Twelve Illustrations. SO. ~.
GIOVANNI BoCCACrIo Bior-zph esI stusy.
Ry E1Wer5 Hut-on. Win pho-ueruvurs
tTou-sri-cs and uurersus other tiustra-
-lens -. - z1r ii. s2t CHE John Lane
ETRoN. THE LAs- PHASE BY Richard
serfbners sozsl
This volume deals wiki The closing
t- Grc1iau aEatrs ma rhe SANDERS assam
1rE the memory % lis tllf- sister.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
we EUangeism Is the Only Hope of Episcopaaus saus
HF. BHckhead
Wr. Bnckhead.

mas the natter asks 80 ,,,,..
e Fls9nors rector OF s.. Georges Fsrisoo-
N"ufcn' where J. Pierpont Morse,
NNl Low X. Fulton Cutting and q rpr,bsr
01iler prominent men attend publ, vor-
snip on Sundays and during the wsex ,oar-
age AFFAIRS b. being members ~ tie 80
efhing body The Rev. Hugh Pirr,.rsa,7
the rector. asks lie question ia hfs snn,,.l
year book preface, feature with bir, a.
\ always used 20 be with the former r,cto-
tle heF. DR.. W. S. Raiasfofd. The prsfsce
centinues.
II Georges has 800 eommunicants. Vet
= e-eig sels 10 its services for A whole
-, more man three thousand persons?
p" haNe not the same sin conscious
mss uiat our fathers had. The fear once
so potent a factor is largely rona Tsa
Nhoie scheme OF thought about Cos ons
fiis relation 10 us has becom. broad .sn5
Allows much room for individual opinion
ne Episcopal Church In this community
N-s tIffaec her attention 10 social things. on
one nAha, and 10 comforta Bile, luxurious Hv-
ing OF certain class, on the other. which
elass nhos u part o. its peace OF mind IN
~''eHu pubhc religious worship al least
once week The comfortable gospel is. too
cI'eh preached in the Episcopal Chureh.
Ihe VOID 'sensatonaP IS tAe most sc2tbips
ei4lilet many can apply 10 minister. The
N"fid VII not be saved through such self
satsfyirg uiEistration.
Lhe trouble with the religion OF TODAY
Is that its spirit is willing, but weak II
las need 10 be thrilled Therefore. the
e-ese of evangelism Is very near 10 the
"Vait OF 81 Georges parish believe that
a wise evangelism Is the only hope Of the
episcopal Church The evangelism OF %evv
iork must come gradually through the
spiTit OF men who are determined 70 bring
II into being Those who have the eve 10
see must bear witness 10 the fact thar
great Iorces are AZ work IN our Land 10
nrlng about social reformation Meanwhile
ule Nhureh confines herself 10 religion. She
has refused TO hear the voice from without
and has allowed most Of the leaders of our
line 10 crow up outside her borders atts 10
act without her support The problems that
coi-lioht our city, our nation, are chiefly
moral problems. How tc make il easier for
men under and in the government TO do
rlght is problem distinctly within the
province Of the Church We have taken
the attitude ihat we should receive the con-
uibuuons and the confidence OF the eem-
mun-ty without particularly trying 10 min
4ster 20 the community. and i We minister
we seem content 10 deal with the results
which misgovernment and mismana cement
bring about rather than 10 insist that
causes which produce those results shall De
done aucy wiIh.'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
eA1-s.. ana the touris, riorsd in his


AZ. fssIioc's book on Marie Antoinette
has sust been brought f0om the press
Eerc Is the dramatic account he gives
fhsfein q the oneen's last hour:
ne cart went numbering on. mast IN.
euss: over the bridge under the ra,lrlv
6lizze. The windows beyo1d the rire-
-ess fuh % hsads snd faces. the edges
~ TIE Qusys were slack with the crorv6
Ihs River seine ran swollen with the rains.
IS toe anl roiilns mace ~ such weather
20 marx upcn the water walls q stone
T'he cart went lumbering on over The rough
SeI paving - the northern hsnk IL
turned irio ne kGe 81 Acnore where the
narrow depth vas fun of noise The losr
line q troops stood erect and close uuo1
either sice. The Gense croUd stil roared
behind Them the-r prey SAT upon the pianf
diminished, 2s erect es the consfraint Of
her bonds ana her failing strength wrouis
allow. HeT Hps. Cor al the!T droop "a
scouy. were stil prouc; her Kcsture Vas
new. her delicate high shoes had been
fscs mighI have satisfied theE1 Ell rSs
pafutct ed UfoD her cheeks was dread
~ agsinst her utter psleness. from De-
1sps of hair hung dsnk sipon her followed
seurrIes. 3 victim. Her EYES yrere sunt-e-,
fnd Os these Cne duiy watched her foes
csrkness of the cell: ~ turned blank and
hllnc upon the rabale that sril followed
the Waiking 1olt q The two cart horses
sno rhe broad wheels. Al the head OF those
- ro,iouing az actor fellow prarce3 ,lpon 4
horse. rhrustins 81 Ter by way OF index a
sword. ans shouting 70 the people that
they ssie me gs5ess , here ne Aus5rian.
liberty ans stood for . bare moment seen
D. TIE great gathering IN THE square. a
fsurc AGAINST the trees OF what lad been
her gardens and the place where her child
had played II was buf 4 moment. she
vas bcund and thrown. sne Tie steel fell
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
NEW PARISH MOVES,

This has been week OF interesting an
nouncenents among the parishes. Several
churches are planning new departures and
a number OF anniversaries are being csIe-
hrated
Among the most interesting OF these
Items was the statement last Sunday BY
the Rev. Or. Henry Mottet. OF the Church
OF the Holy Communion. that sufficient en-
dowment funds had been raised to make
IL certain that the historic church would
forever remain in the downtown section.
This endowment will reach N0eoeo. Re-
construction OF the church itself will soon
be begun The plan is TO make this church
enc OF the greatest religious. social and
musical centres in the city. Il is planned
20 raise further endowment Of s2s0OOl
10 provide free organ recitals every week
day night Another plan is a larger en-
dowment for the Sisters Home adjoining
the church. and a third the extension Of
the monday services on week days Final
ly. there is on foot a project for a big
parish house. with a great assembly hall
a Roof garden and a day nursery. Dr.
Aottet. as a part of the campaign Of
achieving all these improvements. intends
TO write a history OF the church
St. Clements church. in 80 street
near Washington Square. OF which the
late Rev K. h Van Wrinkle was for
many years rector. has elected as rector
the Rev. VI W. BrittOn. formerly In charge
OF Holy Cross Mission Church in East an
street. which was closed some months ago
by action OF the Sisters of st. John the
Baptist The former assistant az St.
Clements the Rev. 8 p. Simpson, re-
signed Immediately upon the death OF the
late rector. Consolidation. removal. the
purchase Of some church building in the
neighborhOod and the rebuilding OF the
present ST. Clements are questions 20 be
taken UP after the new rector shall have
had time 70 study conditions and needs.
Tomorrow Duane Methodist Episcopal
Church will celebrate its u4th anniversary.
The Rev. r II. Travis Is the present pas
tor. The church Is at Nos. 294 and 296
Hudson street. The Rev Dr. j. W. Aeker-
ly pastor from 1873 70 1850. will preach
at 10A5 a. m. The Sunday school service
at 2:30 o. m, In charge OF H W. Tate.
superintendent and Rev. +. ". Allen. as
sistant superintendent will be addressed
by the Rev. Or. I. ]. Shackletou, pastor
OF Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Former pastors viii also be present and
participate. Al $3.50 p. m. the anniversary
sermon will be delivered by the Rev. J.
Wesley johnson. pastor OF John Street
Church. NeighbOrlng pastors will assist at
this service. The Epworth League service.
at p. m, viii be addressed by the Rev.
Burton L. 81 John, the missionary Of the
district league 10 China and Japan. The
Rev. DR.. John a. Faulkner, professor Of
history in Drew Theological Seminary, will
preach at 7:f5 o'clock.
The North Baptist Church at No. "a
West 11th street. will celebrate to-day IT'S
lo0th anniversary. The pastor. the Rev. E
T Sanford. will preach an anniversary ser
mon az noon to-day at No. 81 Vandam
street, where the first church building was
dedicated in 1sie. A unique feature OF the
constitution Of that church when founded
was a clause refusing membership 20 a
Shareholder
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
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