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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
FIVE HOURS OR NONE
City Of Baton Rouge, la. May Not
Entertain President Taft On
This Account.

Patton, Rouge La. Aug. fS.-"Tan
fer five hours cr net at all" Such is
the frame CT mind Of tha citizens q
Batsn Rouge. and tnc commit g ar
ranging for the entertainment Of The
p s-dent WI he cCmcs down the
river. 4 LITTER was received today
hy the committee stating that Presi-
deat Taft wuull arrive here at s
O'Clock and leave at 9 O'Clock. Octo-
ber IS.
A cc1ference was held today in the
governors office. It is proposed to
scnd a train 10 Natchez to bring the
president here. Cr to sed tEs naval
reserve steamer Isle de Luzon to
Na'eaez to bring the president down.
u his can not he done. Baton Rouge
Hill l,t ih' president pass it Is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
BISHOP. CARROLL
LEADING FIELD
ron coADJuToRshlP or CATHO
lie ARCH DIOCESE OF DJ.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
THIRD ATTEMPT
IS IN PROGRESS
WESTERN RAILROADS FILE SUIT
AT CHICAGO TO ENJOiN COM,
MISSION PUTTING HEN
RATES INTO EFFECT.

Chicago, Aug. 1S The Rock Island
railroad, with seven western railroads
as co-ccmplainants, filed srit in t, G
United States circuit court here today
70 enIoin the Interstate Commerce
Commissica from enforcing Is rae
order of June 90 This order reduces
the through rates from points east of
the Illinels Indiana line to Des
Moines. a This is the third attack
of the western railroads against the
commission involving the commits
sio<s order tlnt through interine
freight rates from the east shall be
less than the sums CT local rates. TIE
roads linei up with the Rock Island
are Illinois Central, Great Western,
Milwaukee, Northwestern, burlington
Iowa Central and Wabash.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
MORGAN SENDS
REQUISITE
MAY BE ONLY BIDDER FOR THE
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
WHEN THAT ROAD is SOLD AT
AUCTION.

St Paul, Mimi. Aug 1S-A certified
al,as-i- SJ=nG-hAa ON tho First Ng-
tional Bank of New york was received
today from the banking firm Of J
Pierpont Morgan & Co. by Albert Il
Moore, special master in the Great
Western receiyership proceedings
This is the deposit required by the
federal court as a prerequisite from
all prospective bidders for the road
when it is sold at auction next Satur-
day According to the terms OF the
courts order, the check was not due
until tho da% preceding the day of the
'al1.
No other ch cks have been deTosir
ed and none is expected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
FRENCH OPERA FOR TAFT.

New Orleans. L.. Aug. lS.-Al
though no date for the opening of
the French opera season In New Or,
leans has been ann:anced, it is prob,
able that an effort viii be made To-
give the first performance while the
Lakes.to-tlse-Gulf Deep Waterways
Association is in session here on>Oct.
20, Nov ] and , In this event ir is
planne to extend a sraciaI vitatiun
to Mrs. Taft to Join President Taft
here and that gala performance be
given In her honor Durirg her visit
here last winter Mrs TAFT expr ssel
regret that there was no French
opera
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
HEADING OFF CUBAs LOTTERY

The United States postal authori
ties are beginning to exercise a close
supervision Of the mails i'm the hope
Of holding up money which Is sent
from the country for the purchase of
lottery tickets in CuDa Naturally the
Cuba.s locked to the United States
for most of the supror; Ior their ma
tional lottery. which is just going
into operation az Havana The
finance officials at that capital expect
a revenue of from s2,00OeO0 10 s5.-
0J0.000 a year from the drawings
there, and the greater part OF this
money would be likely to come from
the U1fted States unless some sort of
barriers are set up here.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
Just given orders to all the pCstal Off
eials Of the country to eArcise par.
tieular care toward preventing the
use Of the mails for lottery uurpcsas.
BY shutting the Louisiana Lottery ont
from the pest office tn government
overthrew It, and abolished that dis.
credit to the county. There is no
good reas why the United States
government should show favcrs tn a
lottery IN Havana which were denied
to enc in New orleans. Thus an IF.
fort viii he made 10 hold rp all re-.
mittanees from this country to Cuba
which are int ID for lottery rur-
poses.-G.C be- Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
RODE WITH A NtCRESS
Ard Grocery Merchant Of Meridian,
Miss, IS Fined s2c0 and Tn rty
DAYS On Streets.

Meridian, Miss. Aug. 1S-B. V
Reese. grocery merchant was an
rested yesterday f.: ;,ding through
tn streets in a hack with negro
woman. aad was this morn: 2 fin j.
5000 and o. Iavs co the streets Ho
made bond il the sum of $500 renl
ing an appeal
The fact was brought out this
mCrn. 3 that Reese was rnder i.dict
melt by the grand Jury for al. z d
unlawful c0habiiation with the won
an in whose company ne was when
arrested. He gave bond for his an
peara- ce at the January term Of court
in the sum Cf 5000
Immediately on his release this
morning Reese was rea.restsd On a
warrant from q Justices court on The
same charge, and $50 bond was
quiTe1.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
MASSACHUSETTS
TEAM WINNERS
IN THE HERRlCk MATCH AT CAMP
PERRY YESTERDAY-SHOT UP
A FIELD or THlRTY-SEVEN
ENTRIES.

Camp Perry Ohio, Aug. lS.-In the
tournament today the Massachusetts
team shot up field Of thirty-seven in
the Herrick match by a record Of
1900 which by 50 points beats the
score by which the United States ma-
rinC corps won last year. and falls but
II points short Of elualing the world S
record by which the United State 3
won the Palma match in 1907 at OF
tawa, Ontario
In tho race for the $1,000 trophy,
which now goes to Boston along with
eight gold medals and S290 in cash.
the Ohio team came in second with
4 900 ~r,l sets 500. Tho l-nited State
marine corps, using its telescope
sights, took $50, third prize. with 1895,
and the navy landed the $25 fourth
prize with 1,GS4
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
DIDN'T FEED CHICKENS
Humane Officers at Pine Bluff, Ark.
Prosecutes Agent OF the Pacific
Express Company.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Aug. 1S.--E G. WI
liams, local agent for the Pacific e.
press Company, was arrested at the
instance of Humane Officer A. l.
Cason. on a charge of cruelty to an.
mals-if chickens are animals
Williams appeared in Magistrate J
p. Knox's court later and offered a
plea of guilty to the charge. and was
fined 81 and costs, which amounted to
SIC 40.
The humane officer charged that
Williams left crate OF chickens in
the express office from Saturday till
Monday noon, without food or water
After Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Greed Caldwell filed the information
against Williams, and he was served
with the warrant, he decided TO plead
guilty, stating that he supposed he was
guilty of neglecting the fowls. a rush
Of business caused him to overlook
feeding and watering the chickens.
The question arose as to whether
chickens wero animals, and some law
yers argued that Williams could not be
fined under the humane law. Deputy
Attorney Caldwell cited
egal authority which tended TO show
hat the Arkansas legislature hal
made il plain that the term animal in
he humane act must be construed u
mean every living creature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
C. A. R. FLAG STOLEN?
Has Been Missing Since the Parade
in Salt Lake City on
August II.

Salt Lake City Aug. 1S.-Thc stand
ard Of the Grand Army which has car
ried for the past twenty years by Com.
mander-in-Chief of the Grand Army
and has been the official banner OF
every encampment since 1899. when
it was presented to the Grand Army
in Milwaukee. has been missing since
tie parade of August IT. and it is
feared it has been stolen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
ON GROUND Of lNSATl1Y
Wisconsin Farmer Who Went 10 Ger
many Some Time Ago Is Denied
Re.admittance.

New York, Aug 1S--Cari Meisser
a well-to-do farmer Of Gibson. Wis
who recently went back to German,
after tairty-two years absence, to tel
the German authorities about a plot
against the Kaiser's life, which he be
lieved he had uncovered in Chicago
was today denied the privilege of re
cnt ring America on the ground OF
insanits
Meisser, as a veteran Of the Franco.
Prussian war, received a pension from
tho German government Ho had
mover taken out citizenship papers.
BE has seven soas .3 Wisconsin, who
are qualified American voters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
ROBBER ON FAST TRAIN
Held Up the Flagman. and Then Gen.
eroasy Gave Victim Back Fifty
Cents Of His Money.

Winston-Salcn. n. c.. Aug. fS.-
While the Southern railways fast pa
sengar train No 81 was speeding
along at tn rate Of 55 miles AN hour
y steFday morning between Monroe
ana Lmchburg in Virginia, bold
highwayman leyeled a revolver at the
mead Of the fasman and ordered him
To shell out Tho fagman passed
over his watch and $50 in change.
''ars-H-- i''e---%l---- ~ hau uut auurupI
cent The robbcr handed him back
hity cents, saying. 81 am not out 10
take tho last cent man has.
The train reached Lynchburg at that
moment and tho Fobber dropped eff
and escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
PRODUCTION INCREASED
Concluded frcm First Page).

cotton. Within ten years the produC
.tion of corn per acre in Ohio inc rease.
l75 per cent. Oats increased l7.9 p
cent in Indiana. Wheat increased l6.
per cent in New York and 45.9 IN n,
braska. Similar a.vaacement wa
made in the yield per acre Of othe
produetA.
Citing the increase in population
based upon the families of native born
Wilson declares that no one need hay
fear that the farmers of this ccuntr
will ever be unable to provide or it
population.
From 1895 to 1906, Wilson say
farm wages increased faster than di.
prices. In the matter of wage ir
crease. the farm laborer has Jared bet
ter than the workingman EMPLOYED ii
the manufacturing and mechanical in
dustrics.
nc iarmor, he says. "in reult.
Oh information, int lngence apI indus
tfy' las thrived nightly. The prog
ress that has been made in this dirac
llon Is leadir5 to the popular AMI M
tlonal welfare. TO the sustenance o
any further population. as well as {,
the large efficiency of the farmer "a
matters of wealth production and say
ng, and in establishing hin self am
us family in more pleasant ways O.
wing
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
INSANITY ON INCREASE
IN Parama, and Government Musi
Build Addition TO Asylum
Over 200 Victims.

Washington. Aug. fS.-Insanify al
Panama is increasing so rapidly that
1t mas become necessary to build al
addition to the ineane asylum n air
tanned by the United states gov srn.
ment
Ihe asylum was originally attended
to provide for 200 patients. Many Of
the anicted laborers are receiying .
treatment outside tile Institution.
When the temporary hospital for
the insane was opened at Mira go-es
on April Is. ther wefo only IS reeely-
ing treatment. The latest reports.
however show that 254 cases arc
being treated at Aneon. to which
place the asylum was traInsferred
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19

The sugg cs;ion that Capt Clarence
Nichols be duced to test the ae.
coustic qualities OF the wharfboat
roof to determine its practicability
for use as speakers platform fer
President Taft is all right. provided
Capt Nichols is given to understand
that he must pitch his voice at half.
cock. If the Capt lets go in his stage
voice he is liable to shiyer the roof
timbers and ii wouldn't be any
criterion as, to what the president
might be able to do, anyway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
MYSTERIOUS DYNAMITE
FOND in Coal Shipped to Portsmouth
for Ships of the British
Navy.

London. Aug. 1S.-A dispatch from
Portsmouth says there is much alarm
there owing to the discovery thrice
lately of supposed dynamite cartridge S
among coal shipped to Portsmouth for
battleships. The latest kind of tn s
character was during the coaling yes.
torday of the cruiser Duke of Edin-
burgh. The CORE spondent says the
mystery has not yet been explained
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
WRITTEN OPINION GIVEN.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. lS.-Judge Rose
Of the supreme court of Nebraska to.
day handed down written opinion de
claring the nonpartisan judiciary act
passed by the last legislature invalid
chiefly on the ground that its attempt
to inhibit the praise or ccnsure of
candidates by politica- parties was an
abridgement Of the right of free
spe-ch. An oral opinion declaring tho
act invalid was delivered a month ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC Ry

Rolf I inc cars due 10 leave Second - IA
oSht LshS ing north on Com meraIal Av
every 10 minutes from g. M, to II D. M
Coins north.on Walnut Stevery is mi nuh
from sos a. m TO 1868 p. m.
fOpiar 81. Line 20 leave second IS. 81. au y,
ing north on Holhrook: at 5:57; b:27; 8:42, al
7:l2 a. m. and on the same minutes every nor
until l0:42 and iil2 p. IN.
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81. q, 6a
B;l9; 6:14, 6:45 and 7:04 a. IN. and on same mi,
utes every hour until 1924 and II :04 p m.
Poplar st. cars due to pass st. Mays pGr
l6 minutes after leaving Second st
Belt Line Owl Cars nIos,h Iy's5 = on n wslar ,ssa
m; 1880 a. M; 230 q. m; $50 q. M; <su n. m
$50 a. IN.
North en- Commerciai--i2 p. m. O. M, 4
m a. m. a. m. 8 q. M.
BelT and Owl cars are due TO pass We
Inirty fourth ST. 10 minutes amer :. xytn
Sec nd 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Boston. Aug. 1S.-The National
Fraternai Congress today elected.
President, Thomas H. Cannon. Chi.
cago; vice president, Joh- j. Hynes,
Buffalo: secretary ry-treasurer, c. A.
Cover, Columbus, Ohio. The medical
section elected Dr. w. X. Harrison.
Chicago. president: George G. O'Csn-
nell. Chicago. secretary; Dr. Eliza
beth NJ. Hooper. treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
FOUR DEATHS FROM HEAT.

Memphis. Tenn Aug is-From
Nicksburg. Mis- with 80 degrees.
Dallas, Texas With ia. that section
Of the latian bounded by the M.ssis-
sippi river from Arka sas to the gulf
and the month of the great river to
the Rio Grande. suffered a second dav
CT monum entail heat Yet in tie re-
ports received tonight there are rec
ords Of bit four deaths. auI the pros-
trations were few.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
PosTMAsTERs GRANTED
LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Washington, Aug. IS.-Posimastcrs
OF the third and fourth class in iii.
nois are by an order of the postofice
department granted leave Of absence
for as many days. not exceeding five.
as may be necessary to enable them
to attend the state meeting Of the
National League. Of Postmasters. to
be held at Decatur, III, September IS
and 2s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
CATHRYN WINS RACE.

Oshkosh, Wis, Aug. 1S.-The first
place in the Glass A series of the T.
land Lake Yachting Association
championship this afternoon was
taken by the Caihryn Of the Butte
hes Mortes CluH she having Il
po."'s 70 her cyI Class b started
this afternoc-. rt was rnable to
finish in time on account of the wind
DYING down
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
1000 MILES IN CANOE.

New Orleans. la. Aug. 1S.-One o.
The long Il canoe trips ever made or
the Mississippi river ended today when
Edgc.ton MoorChouse and Ray Eugle
q rived here from Milwaukee. They
ars IS years old. Their voyage was
made in siXteenfOot canoe. and they
covered about 2,0C0 miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
peNEEN NAMES coMMlsslnN

Springfield, H.. Arg. 1S.-GoveInci
pareel has appointed the following
mcHsers Of the Illi1ois Vicksburs
commission: Judge T. b Orear
Jacksonville; c. n. e. Koch. Chicago
H. NJ Tnmble. Princeton: Carroll
Moore. Benton: T. d. Meaghan. Chi
cago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
The Bulletin 10 on sale at the X
towing places:
Colsman's 2t4 Eighth Street
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.

Buy the water woras, 20 be sure, if
d omed best after mature delibera-
ton. But ii there is to be a new
franchise at all the people had better
take their chances with the pres mt
city council than with any future body,
because the Tl1-ont city council has
proven itself to be dccisivoly on their
sid /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bul-
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908. a...... 2os+
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bul-
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF July, 1903 213e
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
Wise italian R.m,l.,,...

Italian women may not engage In
any industrial pursuit which occu.
pies their time at night Males under
is years OF age are also barred from
night work
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19

Inks in witch iIon is an ingredient
keep better IN earthen Jugs than in
glass bottles. as exposure to Hight has
tens decomposition
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Caro-. Alexander County, liilno
Population f6,f47.

Caro-. Alexander County, Iii,no
Population f6.t47.
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS.
CierA, H. A. HATCHER,
Treasurer. FRANK B. Arr
sTRON
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST NORDMAl
Magistrate. ANDREW WHITCA Nj
Chiei OF Police, M. 8. EGAN.
Alexander County, Population 7-.4,
County Clerk, JESSE E. MIL N,
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED brow n
Sheriff, FRANK e. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEX M. WH.sOl
County Superintendent OF School
PROF s e. GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED !
NELLIS
Coroner. DR.. JAS. M'MANUs.
soard OF County Commissioners
!, J, JFNNELLE, Chairman.
G, v. NEFF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
July Circulation.

The above is a correct statement of
the circulation OF the Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month
of July, 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19

BUSINESS Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 5th day Of August, 1909.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-10
CROWDED HOUSE.

Again aN night IS the night pfeviou;
the Opera House wss filled to lis doors
aud standing room at times was a.
premium. The performers 10 vaudeville
acoui ted themselves entertsiuingly and
delighted the immense throng OF people
who we're 10 the building. These artists
will be on again tonight and as wine
improves with age 50 Is II with the tel
ent secured by the management this
week-lhey are better each succeeding
night. Those who have attended the
Opera House this week-sud II crowds
are indicative of the number-the entire
city must have peeped 10 on this wonder
fol show. 1t behooves you to hear them
siDg and see them perform. This may
be the last night for some OF them. II
cannot be denied, people have spent Doc
to see less fuu than that furnished oy
Mayo & Mayo alone, not speaking oil the
other excellent characters, Who surpsss
anything of like nature ever seen here
before, and all for 10 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-10
CHARTER.

The Corporation Commission bsi
granted a charter to the Potomac and
chesapeake Steamboat Company. Alex
andria. Iucorporstors-Conrad FL. Syme
president, Washington, d. o.; Hugh
Il. Obear, vice president, Washington,
d. O.; Paul Delaney, secretary and
treasurer, Bristol, Va. Charles 81. st.
John, treasurer, Washington, D. y.
Capital stock-Msximum, $500, 900;
minimum, $4,000. Objects and Pur'
poses-Operate 8 steamboat line on Pc.
tomsc river aud Chesapeake bay.
The Potomac aud Ohesapeake Steam
boat Company has heretofore been known
as the Washington and Potomac Steam
boat Company which succeeded the old
Randall line, and the steamers recently
sold, when the courtshall have confirmed
the sale, Will be taken in charge by the
new organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-10
CASE CONTINUED.

Edward Foley, IA years old, an en-
ploye Of the Bliss silk-thFowing mills on
south Pitt street, and who lives near
Hunting creek, yesterday notified th'
Alexandra police that he was held uE
BY three negrOs Sc he was on his way
home Monday evening, Just after he had
been paid of, and assaulted when he re-
fused their demand for money. Foley
made an outcry aud the men ran. Last
night Policemen Carney a. i'd Young ar
rested Lee Allen, colored, on suspicion
of committing the sssaul.. Allen wss
brought before the Police Court this
morning, but his case was continued nm.
Ill tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-10
A MEAN AOT.

Mr.. Charles B. Marshall owns little
summer cottage and ark which is To-
Gated ct the Dyke, Fairfax county, a
short distance below this city. During
the past week be paid visit to his sum
mer ''shsck" and found tina: someone
had shot every window glass out except
ten. and the house and ark together con-
tanned twenty.four. 10 addition the shot
damaged the interior aud exterior OF the
premises TO q grta. extent. Ii the guilty
party or parties are caught they should
be sentenced to 9 term Of imprisonment
long enough to remind them that other
people have rights which they will be
forced to respect. 1t was contsmpti-
BILE, low act, TO say the least. Mr.. Mar
shall entertained q party of his friends
at this resort this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-10

We offer exceptionally good
Remnant Bargains Thursday
our Remnant Dsy-all new and
desirable Remnants and Mill ends
bought specially for this Sale
Look over this list for Thursdays
Remnant Sale.
We will place on sale Thursday our
remnant day one Gaze of dark per.
Gales, 80 inches wide, regular Sc
quality. Special price Thursday. 64c
We off;r on Thunday our remnant
day eight hundred yards white
cambria, one yard side, regular
Sc quality. Special price Thurs
day., ...,..."ss............. %
We offer on Thursday our remnant
day ten pieces union dress linen
In plain colors, regular price 15c.
Special price. .......................l23c
We offer on Thursday two pair reg.
ular 81 corsets, sizes 10 aud 20,
slightly soiled. Special price
Thursday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 96c
We offer ON Thursday our remnant
day Eve pieces Foulard silks,
eighteen inches vide. Special
price Thursday, yard. .............. 800
On sale Thursday our remnant day
one Thousand yards Of Fruit Of
Loom muslin in short lengths,
one yard wide, beat l2i quality.
Special prics Thursday ,,......~... 9ic
We offer on Thursday our rempaut
day ten pieces dotted figured white
swiss, regular 16c quality. Spe-
cisl price TnursdAy"......... ..... lie
We will close out Tnursdsy our rem
pant day ten pair of 6ne corseis,
regular price $6. Special price
Thufsday..."...."... ~
On sale Thursday our remnant day
fifteen pieces embroidery band
ing, regular Zoe and 35c quality.
Special price ThurSday, yard ...... l6c
We will place on sale Thursday our
remnant day fifty pieces table oil
cloth, II yards wide, regular 15c
aud 1Sc quality. Special price
Thursday. .........-.,.,,,.,.,......l24c
We will close ont Thursday our
remnant day the following rOffled
swiss curtains, ~ yards long.
pair 66c quality, special price,. 49,
pair 81 quality, special price,. csc
pair 1925 quality, special price 75c
2pair $l.SS quality, special prlce$i rs
We offer on Thursday our remnant
day six hundred yards light per-
Gales, "a inches wide, good styles,
regular 80 quality. Special price
Thurstay, yard. ;.....,.,,,.....,..... 6ac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-10
DELIGHTFUL EVENING.

The people turned out en- mssse last
night to witness the talking aud silent
pictures at the Alexandra Amusement
Company. One would hardly believe
without seeing them that 30 much fun
could be crowded in 80 short q space Of
time. But 1t Is fact aud this company
gives as much for the money as can be
obtained in this city. Tonight there
will be an entire change Of pictures and
they will be of the very best-something
historic and yet at the same time full OF
fun. One picture among the many this
evening will be "a Duel Under Richie
lieu" deserves especial mention. Ii you
want to see something real good come to
the Alexandria Amusement Company
tonight.