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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-02
Election in Warehouse.

On account of the extrem ely hot weather the election officers moved the first ward voting place from the light plant to the Union cotton warehouse yesterday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-02
Youthful Couple to Wed

County Clerk J. II. Bailey this morning issued marriage license to Robert Brown, I9, and Emma Burkett, IA, Greenbrier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-02
No Collection this Week.

The regular weekly collection for the daily will not be made this week on account of holiday.
 w. C. Potter, Agt.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-02
Local-- l--Personal

Program at the Air Dome
 Tonight. "The Falling Arrow. :" "Unusual Elopement.
 "Puzzle Mad" "Escaped Melody.' "Forcastle Tom" Performing a Husband. " Song, Glove Me Like l Love to
 be Loved."
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-02
", ", MApTIN .-.;lsnt B L. HARTON cashier The Faulkner County Bank
 CONWAY, ARKANSAS
B. L. HARTON. cashier

The BANK keeps your book If are the treasurer of lodge church. society, class administrator of an estate or guardian under the necessity of making reports o your acts frequently, wish to suggest to you the advlsa by of your depositing with ALL of your recelps and making ALL your disbursements by checks Your depos- it's will represent your receipts checks will account for or disbursements and vour bank balance will always be vour balance hand Our equipment such as has been suggested by years of experience and give our patrons accurate and expeditions service.
 Call Tn and talk the matter with
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

Cine Iodc 3cit sum
Z il Oh term mCrbcn. 49, MurriIon
8baleu, Maru q. @roipu. 2iQcD
6rorciS luro Mlru Eptcc, iGnmtIih
Don ouutei0rouncr Snrbe. nnrOen
ucitcru in ser iiioncltliGHn Noli}ci-
Itotiou ourb Mid]tcr Nqnd] III ic s.
Stroic ulo Softer nerurthciit. Sic
mnrcn iGmmtlid) IN beitcrIter game
unb idJllBcu ciutn ScioenruOoL ol@
cinigc 0lourGdc Gic @un6c inter
ihrc iittidc ndbmen. oa6nlcn sic
bic Struic 3ublcn2" irogte scr @dbt
morulti elmer Scr Gcrurthciltcn mciu-
tc: nIonfc, Mcrr Nid,tcr, ms Qcnii'
gen Gera0c iicbau Gage. INN niidNtcrll
81 mcrocl" lpdHrcno Gin on6ercr b2i
Der NinlicicruuB III OnS @clGn9nib
lid, 5l;ucrijhtliG UllBcrtc: oGic Sin.
Ilcr u%Iiiiien gcrobc lett itirL mcnn mir
mic0cr 'rull5 tpmuucn"
Sn fritiid en- 3uitono be
iit0ct iih @crr N0rrp Nlbr bon Mr..
1911. Nit9}ortb ApCulc, melder lcit
mcbrcrcn @odcr IN @lm0crcntiiul-
Dung hornicocr !icAt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Sn Nofp Molrnt. Ga, mlroc

3n HofD Molnt, ga. iuilroc
Silcp Mitd)elf, cine iuurgc, 1S,iGbrigc
6rnil, ocs Mprbcs i'm jlucitcn Nrnoe
'i'r 'dilloia bciuutbut uno III IS Sab.
ren 3ild)tbuua pernrtbeilt. Sn
Strrit bate tic an ibrcm SodScita-
Ibeno lire fSrellnoin Wiunic DC.
Nrpoc. Die mi tSo1lic oea ilu,1cn Che
paares ippbnte ulb an jencm Gage
ibreh iieb5ebnten @eburtstog icierte.
nit elmer Irt Den StGocl aeipultct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

Dem sluaenblide al, mo- er nit ab'
lauf ieiner amtstbattgfeit oos
@eibe Solis perlGBt, cine jabr!ihc
1cniion bon $4,000 bc5ieben, obnc
oob bomit irgenb ipcld)c EfIid)ten
pcrburben iinb. IQcroinas fommt
bic Ecniion i'm Sale elmer @icocr'
mail iiir sic Gouer Der nel,en hints
tbGti9feit in Jortfaa.
Mooiepelt ais Grboltcr
bes Sriebcns.
GrGiioent Mooiepclt bat nod feinc>
micqS icine Semiibungcn cingeitcllt.
sic annobmc Scr iopuncricinoliten
Mabrcscln in Californian unb re,
paou 5lt p%crbinbcrn. @titcrlt hattie CT
9cipredyungcn nit ocn ScnntoreH
Stint bon Californian ulo Nircn polt
Nepaba mo ltelitc linen cin0ringlidl
Dor, ole Sitlation miiroc cine tritiid)c
rucrOcl, iucnm Die ScGislnturen ibrcr
Staotcn Ooraui bcit1noen, WoBrc.
aelu ourdBllicBcu, pclde iiir oic So.
panCr pcrlcbcnb iciclt, bcrcn &crbuls
ten bis jctt ullc NnerfcummA per
oiCnc. Iie hciNcn Senatorcn pcriprus
d)cll. mad, &roitcn Der Nnnqhmc Der
o~nit0Biacn Bills mb Hciolutinncn
cnt92Nen slt trctci, ulo rid)tctcn, 10
bul0 tic ou5 NciBc SuuS ucrloiIcn
hottcr, Icpeidcn al bic Siibrcr III
ocn NcicbNcbcnocn aorpcrihaitcm
morin lie oarnui %orunDerL oub man
sic brtrciicnbcn Mabrcgeln pcrid,icbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Sapton's ncncitcr 2uItmuro.

Snei 2iebbober Gli3abctb NuIbarb'5
III Soit. - &armutGlnecn ser
Eoli5ei.
Carton, Ohio, 1. .-Nop
Goolcp. Gin 5nrmcr, ser ieiner5eit eirt
SicbesperbGltniB nit gli5obetb Sui.
buro BON bicr unterhielt, prr0e in
Foli5cigcruabr10m 9cnomnen nad)-
Sem om lcbtcn Sreitag Die 2eifc bes
WaodcnS IN ooli0 pcriucitcm 3ll-
itarlbc III elmer GiItcrnc oltigeiunoeIl
poroen iuor. @Icid,Scittg beiinbct
iid) Nlbert @ic!fic in llnterl udltnoS,
bolt. ser c~bcnidllS ein 2%icbcSperhdlt'
niB nit Dem Wdbd)cn u1terbielt uIlo
porgicbt, lett benz %. Sesember lpic
Gin Ger5!peifclter nodb ibr 5u illden.
Sm @c0eniab bu5u erflGrt Goolep,
Ieine @~c5iebun9eu III Gli3nbetb sui.
boro bdttcn iid) bercitS icit cinem
Sobrc bolliA 0cIodcrt, iUno CT babe lie
lcit Wonatcn nId)t geicbcn. Gle Eoll.
3ci pcrnnltbet cilcn Homan oo1intcr,
cs ichlcn icboh in @c5llg ouf hie
Wtoglidfcit zines &%crbrcd)crS lpcitcrc
NnbaltSpunttc. 0n sic &cripcIun0
bc3 Seldlnnma bcrcitS III melt norgc'
Idlrittcn lit, ais 0ab In5eid1en elmer
Beiualtthat 0nrun crtamt pcrocn
fnlrntcn.
SlcpcInnb, 8. I. Ncbrlur. -
Sr. Charles $. Glort, Superiuteu-
Dent Der bicli9cn Sr%rcnonitolt, ueigt
'5u Der Nniiht. oob Die icd,S lcbtclr
Trauenn,oroc in Goptpn olli einen
aenlcinioncn Sbuter biniuciien, Scr
infer Dem Ginilub elmer pcrpericn
&cronloguna itcbt. Sic polige
Socntit0t scr llmitdnbc III ieoem cilr
5elnen Sale, erflGrtc or, noertcn nit
Sidjcrheit oui chen cinjigeu Ib1ter.
SGmmtlihc Spicr iporcn nobc5ll III
eleidcm Altcr, lcbtcn i'll Gbnlid)en
GerbGltniiicn mo beiobcn on5iebcus
sc, forpcrlihc Nei5c. Su ieoem cins
5clnen Safe mlroe ous Spfcr crbrol.
iclt, bn@ tppiiditc InSeihen eilcS iol
den perpcrlcn 2llitmorbes. 0n$
Tnpton'cr lluNcbcucr bat Elm Hroto'
mp III Dem brriibnltcn 2onooncr 2uIIs
morbcr oSod the Slipper. Sat cine
iold)c pcrucric %cranlo0ula iidl crit
Gum eritcn MoI IN bcitimmter Sorm
bctboti9t. 10 bchdlt ibre mcitcrc &c
tbGtioun1 itct9 oiciclbc Gorm bel.
SrpbOcn obcr haltc id cinen ioldcn
%perpcrIcu &crbrcdcr nid)t nllr iilr
neiiti1 9ciunb, %Ionocrn nld Iiir III
pollcm YfoBc iiir iciuC Shotcn Der.
antiportIid)."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
&crmiid)tc trlcGrnpbiid)s Tcpcid)cn.

Sn Dem GiltrittS9crid)t IN Sci
ferIon, elmer Sorltobt pnn NerpeSr'
leans, mrlroc Mari @~oosbtrg ipcBcn
N~crlebung oc5 2ode'idlcn Anti Nclm'
0eietcS SIT $50 Strnie nno Iicbcl
Monoten @ciGngniB uerurtbeiit.
- Gr. Sronf 3. Snom aus &ola.
tit. N,-D.. lit III @eiit ciner Grbidloit
ron $4,000 0cfomncn, bic ieine
tiirjlid) peritorbcnc sSrau teltamcnta.
rid iiir Ole &crpiIeglmg uerid)ieoc-
ncr @icroc m,o &unoc olaiebte, OF
Ole Ibierc ieitbem idmmtlin g%eltor.
len iillo.
IN SuIfult. &a.. crtnmlten Die
@eifmorenen Sen oeS MoroeS al
1iberiua @rudltS SOiteS ousSounub,
ga, nl8eflaSten Snnuel Norop ocS
Morbes inn criten 0robe iiir iduulbig.
Gas llrtbcil ,bebcutet fir @nrou Den
ZOO aui Dem elcttrild)cn Stlbl.
Su SDrncuic, u. o.. trot nul
SamIta9 &ormittaB I'm, 10 llbr Ser
ortige 0inIIcrnib Gin Dap III ocn
Observation-Disclosures Die e~lcttri,
ihen &id)tcr lllo IN Den oGuieru Die
@~aslidIter on0e5iinoet perben !nub
ten. Nad,oem es Idngcre 5eit Deit;Q
Beregnet hattie, tlGrte iih Der '0imnlel
nicocr uui.
On 6oi9e elmer grploiion, luet'
dc lid III oen @eihGitsr0umen ser
.@clb Grlta 60" creignete, puroen
1T @enepa, 49,, ole @ehGube Der
rSallmon NoueItp So" nlo Der
,IiBludter Sboc 60" in aide aeleat
uno Gin Shooen ben $4,000 onae-
ridJtrt.
,in Dem Suuic ibrer 3antc, Der
6rdu Hlloolpb S6nIcuburo in Ct.
20iiis, id,oB lih bos ~22.i0brige Jr1it.
leiu Eaillu Siclmam orci augeln in
Den aopf ullo pcrlestc lid 10 id1iper.
6oB oil ibr Auifommen midi III sen.
fen iii.
Sm Sale ocs po1lba6enbell
Snbotapilur5crs u. :. ,SoneS III
Union S.sG., Der icine tSrau erulor.
Get bat, CAB Die Sl,rp eInen oui Moro
laltenoen @obripr.,d) ob, nit Der
@ciiirlpcrtitn1 cites milcen Stroi.
urtbeils.
Rad Gopcrob. Ca, 1T Ser
ji.nae Sind @iuiams, Der I'M 20.
pembcr 1904 ieiilc Stieinultter er.
id]ob mo initijiliid)tig puroe, 5uriid.
Gefcbrt mo iteatc iih irei.uiQig Dem
@erif)t. Gr luurOc leoiolid) beS
~SfieBcns dlti ciren Mcniden" fir
'dltloia bciInben lino SIT neiln Mo.
llaten @efon8nib ooer $50 Strofc
ucrurttcilt. gr he5ablte Die Gels.
iirafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Contractor ySilbclm'S Grmurbnug

Seine @ittiue gc1cn $1,000 Siir6-
id)aft entlalien. %br an9cplts
dcr Sousfreunb Wifolulis Situ
nod in &aft.
Stewart Ms, :. Sebr.-0ran
Marn s. @iIbelm, ole @ittpc ocs in
feincn SouIc crnlorbetcn Varulntcr.
nebm2rS Sronf @ilbell1, murOe &C.
tern 0caeu $1,000 3clgcnbilr0ld)aTt
I oils scr 6nit entlolicn. Sbrc SGluc-
itcr. Sri. Bertha Stoifor0, aus Ebi
l~abelpbiu. ~leiltete Die Caution. Che
lie ireigc0cbcn nitrbc, mltcr5og Nn'
tlG0cr Mott Ole &ittme I'M 8erid,tSs
1ebGnoe ciucm 5tueiitiinbiGen idor-
fen Gerbor. Nls CT oount bic 9iiro.
id)oit ~ieitgeici,t bottc, mo Die notbi'
otn Sormalit1tcn crlcoi9t nDrbeil
iuurelL aing Irau NSilhelm nit tb.
rer ShhpcItcr nud) &ollic, po lie bon
ibrcr betngten Nlltter uno ciiler on.
Ocrcu Sdlucitcr @criuartct ipurbe.
Hifolous Sicn. Der illnGe itdliez
niid)e Arditcft, 9c9en oclt porge'tcrll
pom scr FoliSei sic Morbnntlage er.
bnben murbe, CAB geitern Die Soii,
mlng ollf. hurd) elm @obeoS Corpus
Gerfabrcn freiputemmen," che Der
ToQ Dor sic 8roto ,Strp fonult.
Sciu NuipnIt Gllgtnc 0ottn lngtc,
CT babe sen ridtcrIiHcn @ciebl MIR
crlpirtt, I'M bic Tolijci III 6%pinDcn,
i~cirlen &lientcn eltiuc0er Der Grnlor.
Dung @ilbelm'S al5utln1en ODER
! abcr i'm frci5uloiien. "a MN oic
WorNalflogc erhoben lit, ntr6c bn5
&obeos Corpus Geriobrcn notiirlid)
b%ini0niA.
Der Nedlts ompalt Der tSrou @il.
hclm bon Mr. 221 Sit SO. Strube,
Ncm'Onrt, lpclde. Oic critic WattiIl
Sca ermorottcn @iI6eln 5it icin be.
DolIpict, rcld;tc Gc'tern I'M Nnhlof-
Ntrid)t III Ncmorf cill Seild) UNI
NnSitcllmg elmer |olmodt OILS
@crpoItcrin bcs NuhloiieS beS Or
morbttcn cin. mo Nahlobrid,tcr
GlIilcll orbnctc on, Onb iic $4,000
Caution SIT Itcllcn babe. Gos ioa
an Mpntag gcIhcbet, b
Nic bcreit> lclncloct. iitb oic BE.
littitc! offer @rumoitiidc Mil6eln';
niif oen Nonlcn Der Srnu Marn 5.
WIibelm ci%lgetrugcn. dbcr Sou
Sreoerif @iIbcIm bcabIidtiqt, &C.
ooront ab5ieleil, bob ole Veiittitel
Der Ncmorfer @ittipc riifgGngig &C.
ilidht loeroen uno onS Gigentbuln
Dem NadfaB sugeiGricben niro.
tbs @cilIf Der Iroll @ilbcIm ent.
belt aud, Die @ittc Inn Grnennun0
eincs geictlidleu Gormlmoes fir oic
beiben Ncu.D orfcr Sinner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

Stol5. = geumter gum Stu(.
5en): vShre ltnterifriit aui Dem
amtlifen Sfriftitiuf lit aber faunl
Su ent5ifiern!" - Sdnl,e:: .Gelt. ba
itaunit9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Stiac Srancr.

Gbica1o, Z. Sebrilar. Nc.
bert !. 2itcoln seoelft an teiner ser
%oepIunten @ebentieiern sur Gbrluna
ieines Saters tbcil5lnebmcn, Jon.
ecrn miro ocn @cbllrtstag oes Ser
i%torbencn pie in pcrgongenen Sab.
rcll, rubi9 mo it'll iiir iid) perlehen.
Srosocm CAB or icincr 6reiloe iibet
ole groBen Seronltaltunscn 5u Gbrer
leines @uters s(nsorild uno iteltc
oi;b Der biItoriihen 8eieuidait cine
An5abl @coenfitiidc sur @erfiigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
$50

h%ciorat ooubrin9eu mir on oicS nnier bcber.
tcIoer SrlpnrIib - ION minociicne $50 - fir
sic rlo iut'cu III qIcidhcr 3cit ltiemuuncil.
1nbcs lbuen uno nn@ ielbit, l%utiell, baB mir
SbtIen oieIlCn mo &Cto ,araIi. Steie teireu
500 Vtaribniiic um'uiicu:
Chen prncnlOpIen Gurp nit graltcrl, loeis
sem oocr lbiptricln. ucberiup, poer ireenb cts
men bon Tbllen %lelrilnIthteI GdtN, fir oeH 9n,
oere $50 bis SO oerIdtGet, nepit tiinf 0n!iten.
prndteouei EcidlenpdlCr. slubeHltite. Grnh,
&tlbdIihlttrcu %SGtbeI. Nnfieioen NaTtrcu,
iooeean5etse, qifier .Gunoitube, G6auHecgelb
ulto GtIoere bon Guocren ni6t nupehofene
Hicrl5, ihaiiih ib glueS. luas al eineiii ouroa.
rueB oo!IfonMeilen NtarG5uis aebGri.
Gin Glci6cs, obre unicrcn perfcficn Zicuii.
luilrec NlncIi nnocraun nliHOciicns $50 Ipftel.
henlt mes @tnocrt ihr $75 dn5eiger, iinb mir
heteiI UNI geptul. Ing urleGen glorm0Ipreis ocu
500 81 %bcioracl. S&ir iinncn Sbnen feIbit,
lllD O03n in oGirieoigcrocr s8eiic. thr ,%ipeniser
@eih, liflo iolieu sic eilru5 Aoflipie.igcre3
miial0rH. ~ purDdllnjkmdBigcn Grfparnifeu
o~tefiithdr fein.
llno unfcrc DECENTRALIZATION Ndrurtic iteut
sic nCnfonlnlen iIdcr, ocnt lpcIln Sic niGt he
lrtcotgt illlo bralthct Sic ole A~edruug nitt
be5db cit. N0Ed!e 1cnIdIo illtOr pCrlaHBeIl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
NJ Gn0niE.

~ WIT I Il Il Z. Clll
ricI rcriprc.Gctbc2 @rcBitnotpiliuB.
dlCu miro gucJen llmtertreibens oiIi.
1e8riiien un0 cinem 8erb0r inter.
mori,n. "llHo Sbr glter?" irngt Der
aeiircnJc Hoii3cimnnl BEL Der Set.
itclIrg Der E~ericnalien. - AID, Ser
inat niift oa3ul" lautet cie ireuno.
lifc Iutpcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

Wenn cine POM Meprdierfanten
-9eIiteaD bon Winneiota einsebratte
Bill @eiesesfraft erlanai. 10 Mrs
iortan jeber 9nnbespr1iibent RON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Henry Randolph Burke was host
ess Yesterday afternoon st one OF the
largest end most enjoyable Of the WIN
ter's card psrties. She entertained 10
the handsome old family residence on
gilkes street, and seven hand euchre
was PLAYED. The successful contestants
for the beautiful prizes were Mrs, Olar-
euce @. Lesdbester, Mrs. David J.Ho"'
ell and Mrs. Albert Bryan.
Although still weak from the effects
of an operation, Col. John 3. Mosby
Yesterday returned to his office in the
Depa tment OF Justice 10 Washington.
Col Mosby has been ill for some time.
Mr.. Samuel Davis, of Norfolk, Va,
who has been spending the week with
his father, Mr.. Haywood Davis, In
Fairfax county, and incidentally seeiog
the sights with his brother, Judge u.
R. Davis, Of the firm Of Fairfax q Co.,
will leave today Cd the Norfolk steamer
for home.
Mrs. O. B Swan has gone to Atlantic
CITY to spend few weeks.
Mr.. D w. AitchesoD, who has been
confined to his home with rheumatism
for the past few weeks is able to be out
again.
Mr. V. Vaughn and Miss Marie
Trsyers will be married tonight st tho
parsonage Of st. Mary's Church by Rev.
Father Kelley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
rRFMRNDOES RUSH.

One could tave hardly thought that
after the big sboS of Monday night
t1a the Opera House would be crowd' ID,
but 1t Is a iac,. List night there were
hardly stats enough to accomodste toe
people who csme in. l, WAS this way
from 7 O'Clock till 1890. The msnsgs-
ment nave scored o big hit in securing
Bieuer and Carl the black face comedians.
They are the acme OF the profession ADD
are, without doubt, worth the price oil
admission. Mss Charlotte Wilson APP
peared last night and received encore
after encore. She has a good voice, che
is pretty, and she appealed very favor
ably to the magnificent audience. En-
tire change tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
MONnMENT AS!OOIATION.

The fret of the series of entertain
ments to be given by the George Wash
ingtou Monument Association for toe
benefit of tue park fluid, the proceeds to
be used in besutifyiDg the pax, will
take place IN the Young Peoples Build
ing on February L. will be cOlOred
stereopticon lecture entitled "Laud OF q
Thousand Wonders" by Frank HuliDg,
of Boston. The monument association
is not at present prepared to spend auy
great amount of money on the park owing
TO the fact that many Of the lois have been
sold on long time payments and as the
land for the park has been paid for the
association desires to see the park opened
to the public on the 8Oth of April:
As every citizen is directly interested
in this work i. is hoped tia, all will
respond hbaTslly TO the appeal for aid
along this line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27

The police of this city we're yesterday
rfuuested 10 look out for Frances
Bfogner, colored, aged IL vars, who,
IL was alleged, hsd stolen gold wstcn
aud cbaio, snd purse, containing on
cents. from Mrs. Slavmsksr, vile OF NJ
A. O. S'aymsker, 93l o street sodth-
ives! Washington, former resident Of
this city. The girl Was employed BY
Mrs. Slsvmsker as a bousegirl. On
Monday Fra9ces disappeared, and so
did the watch and chain and purse
Officer Sampson arrested the accused ct
her home 10 this city, and when ssKed
what she had done with the articles, the
girl replied that she bad given them to a
white woman to keep for her. She SAID
che went to the house Of strange WON +,
az. rang the bell, was admitted, ana
asked the woman to keep the watch and
purse for her, explaining abe woulc re-
turo for them the following day. The
watch and chain aud the purse were re-
covered but the money was missing
The girl is locked up at the House OF
Detention ir Washington, she hsVlog
been turned over TO 40 officer from that
city yesterday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
AWARDED A MEDAL.

An act OF heroism that was performed
more than a quarter of century ago
and which remained unrecognizsd by the
government for that length of time has
a. last come to light and Capt. William
Geoghegsn, MASTER Of the steamer Anne
ARUNDEL, of the Marylaod, Delaware and
Virginia Steamboat Company, has been
rewarded by a medal for bravery Inc
medal was presented to him BY the
Treasury Department at Washington
Yesterday. Captain Geoghegsn on Dec
ember 10, 1876, while master OF the
steamer Sue, of the old Wsems line, was
proceeding down the Che'apsake when
be REL cued Mdsbipmen Jas. j. Smith,
of the navy, and is men from the flag
ship Ba tford, who had left their ship
ia a small boat for some reason, and
owing to the severity of the wbesther
were upa0le toget back. When rescued
the men were almost helpless, IS owing
to the high wind and the splashing OF
the spray they we're covered with ice and
in pitiful condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
DUNG MEMS SENATE.

At regular meeting OF the Young
Mems Senate held last night, there "ss
but one change made in the present con-
stitution. This WAS that the Senate Is
now allowed TO change the constitution
by tEo.tbird vote Of the members
nresent at auy regula, meeting. The
other changes that had been mucli con-
sidered were allowed TO 60 over till a
future meeting. Committees were ap-
pointed by President Garner to arrange
10, 80 anniversary banquet o be held
FebrOary II 9Th in the Senate chamber.
DIS ipg1ished speakers will be present
on this occasion which promises to be
The most successful social event ever
given by the S,ua'e. To ali Of its social
sf,lrs previously given the public hiss
been invited, and this will be the first TO
be held exclusively Tor the members
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

A marriage license was Issued in Bal
timore yesterday to Charles P. Fletcher,
OF Washington, and Florence Bradley,
Of Alexandra.
Milk thieves are continuing their dep
relations. Bottles have recently been
taken from trout door on Prince street,
between Fairfax and Lee.
Spring Shad, Herring. Mackerel, Perch,
Spots, Cod Fish and Sliders for sale in mar
ket tomorrow by George f. Price q Co.
One day Natalie, the queen, became very
sick. Der courters carried her into the
court chamber and the court chamberlain
called in tho court physician who ordered a
court plaster and said she must have caught :
cold. But Natalie KIDD O. thought she had
ap pen-di-cit-1s (you sea being qneen she
couli have most anything she wanted). Blu
that medicine man was wise guy. Attei
rumins ting little he finally diagnosed hel
malady as "mnOxpia" Improper feeding
AM ordered her to eat nothing but those n
resistably delicious Auth Saussges snd Hams
Sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand, City
Market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
DRY GOODS.
SWANBROS
january
| Clearance
Sale Of
Winter
Merchandise


Our annual January Clearance Sale
of Winter Merchandise now in full
progress. It is the time Of year fo'
inventory and making room for the
Spring Merchandise, which is already
crowding US. So in order to clear out
winter goods quickly, we have reduced
the following to quick-selliOg prices;
Ladies tailor-made suits
Ladies' tailor-made coats
Mi ses'and chiidren'S coats
Ladies' flaHnelette wrap
perS
Ladies' long outing kimo-
nos
Fine silk-covered comforts
Fine white and red wool
blankets
Ladies fine wool coat
sweaters
Ladies winter union SUITS
Ladies' wool golf vests
All furs reduced to nearly
half
Ladies' white wooden I'M
derWear
Fancy dress goods
Ladies' outing gowns
And the following Men's Furnishings
at greatly reduced prizes;
Manhattan colored shirts
Mems winter underwear
Mems suspenders
Sweet Orr & Co.'s cordu-
roy pants
Mems fancy waistcoats
Mems heavy balbriggan
hose
Mems fancy handkerchiefs
Mems four-in-hand ties
Mems outing pal mas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
INSTALLATION.

There vas fall attendance Of the men,
bers of Oriental Lodge, No. 6, Knights
of Pytbiss, last night. Two arplica-
tons for membership we're received and
REFER d 10 committees. The following
officers we're installed by Deputy Grand
Chancellor Ernest K. B)yeI; O. O., @.
W. Conway; V. c., f. w. ArmacOst;
P, Fl. Fdedlander; NJ. Of W., r. Il.
Rowland; X of r, and ST, W. Latham
NJ. of F, X. H. Hancock; NJ, of E +,
w. H. MAY; NJ st A , o. w. PHILIPPE;
l. G., f. r. Boyer; 0. G. NJ. r. Nor
rls; Representative to Grand Lodge NJ
R. Norris. The committee on good Of
the order is arranging an interesting
programme 10 be rendered in the neal
future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
News of the Day.

The Senate passed the bill to pro-
hibil tbs importation aud use Of smoking
opium.
The nomination of Samuel B. Don
nelly. of New York, to be public printer
was confirmed By the Senate yesterday
Mr.. Jerome, of New York, expresses
the opinion thst the New York court.
should take precedence over the federal
courts 10 the Panama libel case ana II
eager TO prosecute.
Governor Gillelt, of OsliforniS, in
message to the legislature, warns against
any auti-Japanese legislation, aud rec
ommeuds the tlkfDg of census oil jap
anese 10 the stste.
Fire at 40 early hour yesterday morn
ing destroyed the Blue Mountain Ion,
one of the oldes. aud best known hotels
10 the Blue Ridge mountain resort
region, near Hagerstown, Nd.
Senator Blaine filed specific charges
in the Wisconsin legislature yesterday
allesing that U. 3. Senator Stephenson
as a candidate for reelection gave 10
republican State Chairman Z. A. Ed
munds a sum OF money in excess OF
$IO6, 900 to be used for election
purposes.
In the license bureau of the New YORK
city hall yesterday a pretty American
girl was married to Chinaman. The
girl, Mary Bonner, 81 years old, says
She wishes TO be spiteiul to her parents
and also that she really thinks she loves
the man. The bridegroom is Ong Sing,
proprietor OF a restaurant at No. IL
Mott street.
The Olothiers' Board Of Trade Of Bal
timore yesterday notified the labor lesd'
era that i! bad decided TO abandon the
threatened lockout plan and would let
Strouse & Bros, settle Its strike only
The board did not tell the union leaders,
however, that it had decided to adopt
the employment burfau system, which
will bar eli union men. Under the bu'
reau system a record will be kept OF
every workman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-27
sHRINER,S JEWEL.

A handsome Shriner's jewel has been
donated to the Masonic fair by Mr.. n.
Meyer, Of Washington, and will be
awarded to the most popular Shriner ia
Alexandra. The jewel lie on exhibition
in the window of Acton & Sons store
Among those who will be voted for are
Judge Barley, Mayor Paff, DR.. I. B.
Cochran and Messrs. O. B Marshall
Geo. Schwarzmsnn, Thos. Fisher ant
Fl. X. Field.