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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07

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the city before an audience could be
arranged.
Say Church is Divided.
Paris, April 7.-Matin today claims
the treatment of Roosevelt by the
vatican meets with disapproval in the
highest and most important ecclesias-
teal circles, including many members
of the sacred college, who hold Car
dinal Merry Del Val and not the pope
responsible. These prelates point out
that Roosevelt has always shown the
most profound respect for the Cath
Ole church and now that the church
Ollie church, and now that the
church has offended him, Mat
in thinks the adversaries Of
the papal secretary will seize the in
cident as a weapon with which to
break down his authority and pres
tige.
Won n Triumph.
Rome, April Before leaving
Rome last night Roosevelt had reason
to believe that great triumph was
his, because both the attitude of the
vatican towards him and the state
ment of the Methodist preacher, Tip
pie. which he had condemned, were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
Stark county Farmer Drops Dead.

Kewanee. Ill, April 7.-Gideon Pur-
don. a wealthy retired farmer and
pioneer of Stark county, fell dead
while walking across his yard yester-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
Braodon Funeral,

The funeral of Thomas Bragdon,
1873 Fourteenth-and-a-half street, was
held yesterday from st. Joseph s
church. The services were conducted
by Dean J. J. Quinn and burial was in
Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers
were Roy Salzmann. John McEniry,
Earl Callxins. Albert Colling, George
Newberry and Ernest Smith
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07

Mr. and Mrs NewhOmes and Builders
We make and hang 20 per cent
of Window Shades used IN Uaven
port. There are reasons LOT ~
Guess, why? Ask the man wiz
knows, in the public Dull1ins1'
large fats. new homes, ana tne y
s. government on the island we
handle the best grades only. see
you get the Brenlin shade clotn. a.
meets the requirements OF the y o
government Good enough Tor tnem
is good enough for anybody DS,
us figure your shades against al
others. We seek competition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
WivIII Funeral.

The funeral of Francis Wivill.
13021s First avenue, was held yester-
day afternoon at o'clock from st.
Joseph's church, Dean J. J. Quinn con-
Quoting the services. The pallbearers
were William McEniry, David Fftz-
gerald, Martin McNealy, Frank Nee
nan. William Corcoran and George
Mohl Burial was in Calvary GENE
terry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
FuneraI Of Stuart Harper.

died Sunday, arrived from the west
yesterday noon and were taken to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07

Hogs left over 1900. Light 1925 a
1885, mixed and butchers 10000
1910, good heavy 1895 1910,
rough heavy 1928 @10.50.
Cattle market opened weak.
Sheep market opened weak.
Omaha-Hogs 500. cattle $500.
Kansas City-Hogs 5000, cattle
5000
Hog market closed dull 15c and
zoe lower. Bulk sales 1885 q 1880,
light 1000 1O.45, mixed and butch
ers 10000 1885. good heavy 1925
a 1850, rough heavy 1925 a 1875.
Cattle market closed 1Oc higher.
Sheep market closed 1Oc and 15c
higher.
Northwestern receipts-Minneapo
lis. TODAY 219, last week SO, last
year 105. Duluth, today 81, last
week II, last year 40.
Liverpool opening cables-Wheat Is
lower, corn u lower.
Liverpool closing-Wheat Is lower,
corn unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
FREE FROM PRESS GANG

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lie city before an audience could be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Csssius F. Lee was yesterday
afternoon at her home on Washington
street the charming hostess OF one OF the
most beautiful OF the card parties OF the
yesr. Mrs. Lee wss assisted 10 recelv'
ing her guests by Mrs. William j.
Bcoihe and In the dining room punch
was served by her daughter, Mrs. George
Carr Henry, Of Morristown, N. J. Six
hand euchrs was played and, at the close
of an interesting game, the exception.
ally handsoms prizes wtra awarded Miss
Philippe Wattles, Mrs. Henry Randolph
Burke and Miss Virginia Burke. The
score was kept by Misses Jean Brent,
FL zsbsth Lloyd and Nellie Ualer,
Mr.. Sam Phelps, Of Monroe, Is spend.
Ing few days with Capt. V. A, Payne
on upper street.
Master CHARLES Payne, OF Keswick, lie
spending several weeks with bis cousin,
Master Clarence Payne, on upper Prince
street.
Mss Mary Ruf, Of Elllcott City, Md {,
IL visiting Mr Mary O. Dnfsy on south
Royal street.. =,
Mr.. FL. EntwIsle is confined to bis
home on south Fairfax street by sick
ness.
Mr.. r. 0. Robbins has secured a position
in the First National Bank in this city.
The condition Of Miss Mary r, Brown, the
trained nurse who was shot in Washington
recently by Martin L. Sterling whilp he was
ia delirious condition from typhoid fever,
and whom she was nursing, is serious ct the
Emergency Hospital, having developed
pneumonia.
The mayor and committee appointed by,
the City Council to attend the Municipal
Reform Conference to he held IN Richmond
today and tomorrow left here for Richmond
this morning. Mr. ]. R. Cation left last night
and Messrs. A.. d BrOckeit. Henry X.
Field, Carroll Pierce and j. 7. johnson
(president), representing the Chamber Of
Commerce, left today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr Henry, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Boothe, have returned TO their home In
Morristown, n. J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
AN APPEAL.

The Cooperative Charities Associa-
ton al a recent meeting, after htsriug
from the different committees, decided to
call upon their friends for assistance. The
suffering among the women and children
is greater this year than 1t hiss ever been,
and calls are being made daily for cloth.
Ing and fuel. The relief committee OF
the association Is being kept busy, and
the recent cold weather has brought want
and suffering among class that cannot
help themselves and the association is
compelled to ask friends to assist those
thu! are looking to them for help. Do.
nations can be sent to any member OF the
association. 49,.
On Monday, between the hours OF 10
a. no. and II O'Clock noon, the ladies
will be at Lee Camp Hall 10 receive such
donations Of clothing as friends may
see e to send.
The Oorby Bakery has sent generous
supply of bread to the association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
SUSPECT DISMISSED.

I.ssph Adams, coiored, who WAS ar.
esstsd ser aral days ago on so'ple'on OF
stsaling $50 from Rachel Washington,
coIored who lives on Franklin street,
betwseo Lee and Union, and for attempt
iug to set fire to her house, was sgaln
brought before the P,Gce Court this
morning. The evidence was substantially
.ns that given at the frat investigation,
ana IS there was no positive evidence ia
show that Adams stole The money OF
ATTEMPT I'd to fire the house, he was dis
missed, This was the only case on the
docket this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
APPLES,

With q record.hrsaking attendance
the fourteenth annual convention of the
Virginia Horticultural Society began a
two days session 10 Winchester yesterday
With W. W. Pfoul, Of Mlddlebrook Au'
gusts county, presiding. The address
Of welcome was made BY Robert 7. Bar.
ton, of the Winchester bar, to which
Dr.. s. W. Fletcher, OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, responded. DR..
Fletcher ssid be did not think there
would ever be 40 overproductIon OF the
sppls crop, and that apples can b'
grown here 25 per cent cheaper than 10
the northRe ADD western sections Of
the country. COL. G. B. Bracket, chief
p1moIogist Of the United States Depart
meut OF Agriculture, delivered 40 sd'
dress on the natural advantages Of Viz
gIuia for fruit growing. Other addresses
we're msde by DR.. William Scott and
DR., M, B. Waite, OF the United States
Dspsrtmeu, Of Agriculture; s l.. Lap
ton, Of Winchester, end Prof. ]. O
Johnston, Of the Virginia EzPsrimen'
Station.
What "a ssld to be the 6nest and mosI
complete exhibi, Of apples ever given II
Virginia 10 on dIsplsy there In connec'
ton with the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
RAIN. SNOW AND sLEET.

Theirs has been o variety OF weather
during the past forty EIGHT hours 10 this
city aad vicinity. There were snoE
and rain yesterday followed BY sieei
which covered everything and rendered
n ,deslriauism difficult aud dangerous.
Bot few pc. pie save those compelled 70
no out gere on the street after dark.
Tbls morning the sidewalks and road
ways were veueefed with ice and The
tees and telegraph, telephone and cleo
trio wires we're as glass. In msny places
il was almost impossible to walk on
sidewslks, aud the centre OF streets
was used by pedestrianP. Those Who
had screwed or strapped ''creePer" 10
their heels we're immune from falls, bot
Others had q dIffcnIt experience 10
moving about, and In many Instances
persons we're brought TO siaudsliii
as though they were victims oil locomotor
a axla, being too timld to proceed 10
any d rsotiou. Many fell, but no serl'
Qua results have followed. The tenn
peraturs was higher this morning than
il was Yesterday, and there was little
difficulty experienced 10 breaking the
elect aud removing 1t from sidewalks.
Many persons proceeded to clear their
psvements of this menace to LIE and
limb, and Others sprinkled ashes A
msilrity, however, did neither
As the day advanced conditions con.
tinued mild. A general thsw followed
and icicles fell from trees and wires.
The sidewalks were almost cleared OF
sleet by noon. The Ice In the river has
weakened under the mild weather and
Is being broken up by the tides and the
passing up and down OF steamers. The
steamer Newport News from Norfolk
arrived up about fifteen minutes ahead
of time this morning. She reports pass
ing the steamer ST. Johns at Piney
Point about midnight. The latter
steamer bad not arrived ct this port at z
O'Clock this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the Columbia
Steam Fire Engine Company was held
last night ct which the following Officers
were elected; W. a. Smoot, president
W. K Gdfitb, first vice president; J.
L. Dufey, second ViCe.presideni; Nor
mau Treakle, secretary; Everett
Rodgers, assistant secretary; John
Lssdbester, treasurer; Frank J. Petty,
foreman; john TraVers commander with
Ernest O. Craven, and Harvey Luns'
ford assistants; E. s. Lsadbeatcr, o. j..
W. Summers and O. W. Duffy, exs'
culive committee; W. Craven, NOrmsn
Treskle, Everett Rodgers and Robert
Evans, engine 6temen. The com.
psuy recommended the resppointment OF
the paid men to tbeir present posiiions'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
ALVA AERIE.

There was a well.aiteuded meeting Of
Alvs Aerie, No. 81, Fiaternal Order Of
Eagles, In Sarepia Hall last night
S ome business OF q general nature wa
transacted, after which the following
newly elected officers we're installed: j.
A. Rice, past worthy president; W. f.
Jacobson, worthy president; A. /. Pau,
worthy vice president; 0. H. Daniels,
worthy ehsplip; ]. Il. West, hnspcia'
aud recording secretary; Harvey Sum-
mers, treasurer; George a. Norris, con-
ductor; James Lucas, inside guard; Ihos'
Downey, outside guard; trustees, Ihos'
Ohauncey, P. I. Harrington and Onss'
Zimmerman.
The officers were instslled BY W. A.
Montague, Ohss. Bsvetidge and D. j..
Britt, OF Washington, d. O., ALIVE No.
1875.
Following the Installation the mem'
bers repaired to Msgner's cafe where
fiue collation. he'd besn spread. Several
of the newly elected officers aud the Wis
Itors made speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
University College OF Medicine De-
afroved

Richmond, Va, Jan 6.--ihe Ua''
yersity College Of Medicine was de-
stroyed by FIRE tbs morning with lo's
exceeding $3.50, 600
Complete destruction by h,s THIS
morning OF the University College oil
Medicine uay be followed BY amaIga-
nation Of the Two rival medical school:
here, II not, the burned building will
be restored and the college continue IN.
dc p evidently. The less Was s2oO, oUO
With insurance. 80,
Chamber OF Commerce NETS this
afternoon 10 offsr any service st lite COM
mspd Patients 10 the connecting VIZ
Vini. M ial Vh Oh was threatened,
were removed today, all are reported
doing we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
CoRONER'S INQUEST.

The fs.sl accident to Mo'ormsu
Archie ForDshiIl en- Little Hunting
creek bridge yesterday afternoon was
unfinished In The G.zatte. As 90 per.
son witoessed the accident, It's cause Is
sill a mystery. The most likely expla'
nation Is that be was attempting 10 clear
the mist from the glass In the windows
of the cab OF tie car when be fell out
and through the treslle on the ice.
When the train Was approaching
Mount Vernon Conductor Hotzler pull
ed the bell and receiving DO rtspone he
entered The cab which he found de'ert'
ed. The conductor stopped the train
and ran it back to the bridge and ois'
covered the body Of the mo'ormso 10
the ice about IS feet below the structure.
Word was sent to this city aod q
work tr.in. In charge OF S1pt. Percy
OIift left for the scene Of the accident
Ropes we're passed around the oooy,
which was llited to the car aud removes
TO Hunters station, where Justice
Wrieh. later held az iuq1esf. suose'
nueolly the body Of ForDShill wss
brought to this city add taken to Mr.
|B Wheatley's undertaking establish,
ment, where The iuqaest was continued
this morning.
The following were the jury: U. D.
Thomas, Eddie Monroe, Ohss. GIooS'
Geo. West, Edward Watson and u "
CLARK.
The jury returned the following YER
dict: ,o,n
On the 9th day OF January, l9lO'
Archie Fornshill came to his death ~
drowning. For some reason, unknown
to the lry, be lost his balance and fell
from the car into Little Hunting creek
Either before falling or 10 his fall bis
head came In contact With some oil the
fimbers OF the bridge, cutting bis hea',
cau.'ug consciousness and was drowned
before being discovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
Virginia News.

At the meeting Of the Town Council,
Tuesday eight the retail liquor llce Gae
for HarrTsonbu'g was raised from sSoO
TO OIL, 200, and the wholesale from s6OU
to $1,000.
In the list Of nominations sen! 10 the
Senate yesterday President TAFT makes
the following appointments 10 Virginia.
John B. Dlmberly, 10 be p)stmsster 81
Fort Monroe; Clifton W. Hoge, to be
postmaster at Gate Oity, and William Q.
Peudleton, to be postmaster OF Iszsweli
The wedding Of Miss Louise Albert
somervills, daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.
Samuel Wilson Somervile, of Frederick''
burg, to Mr.. Harry Lee Marchant, OIL
Middlesex county, took place In The
Prssby terlan Church, 10 Fredericksburg,
last night. Rev. James Fl. Henderlile,
psstor of the church, performed the
ceremony.
While sassiDg down Elizabeth river
| yesterday afternoon the 5stlleship Gsor-
eia grounded on The shosl between Lam
bsrts Point and Ofaney Island light
house. 1t was the third mlshSp which
befell the Georgia with month. Tht
battleshi was soon pulled eff and late
anchored 10 Hampton Road.
The passenger station Of the 8, ABOARD
Air Line Railway, on Dunlop street
Petersburg, was destroyed by fire yes
terdsy moroing, caused BY sparks from
a passing engine falling on the root
All baggage aud express matter were
saved. but the furniture was los Tht
,oss was 81, 900. The Petersburg Trunb
aud Bag Factory ntarly c'ught fir
several lines, aad was with difficulty
saved.
At i!s regular annual meeting yester
day In Richmond the State Board o
Health approved the years work OF tn
Health Department and laid plans fo
presenting its claims TO the General As
sembly as soon as the session opens
| Aside from choosing officers for the en-
suing year and hesriog the various re
ports submitted, the tolrd transacted
only routine business. Among those II
attendance was DR.. W. M. Smith, o.
Alexandris.
Organized for the purpose OF building
a modern road direct from Washington
to Leesburg, the Washington.Leesburl
] Turupl Cjmpsny yesterday applied fol
+ charter to the 8 ate Corporation Com
mission. The move 10 The result OF re
cent agitation for highway from Lees
burg to the capital and is backed by 9
number of Fairfax and Loudoun coun
lies promIue emit citizens. The estimated
length Of The road Is thirty miles. TIL,
capital stock OF the company Is $3.50, 900
A charter fee Of 1926 was paid to Ih'
state.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock |
double wedding occurred at Snnnyside
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Back
we'll, near Wsrrenton, when thei
daughter, Miss Eva A. Blackwell, ant
Warren W. Goodman, OF Montana, ant
their granddaughter, Miss Grsysol
Blackwell, and Frank B. Talbot, o
Ooaneyville, Nd, we're married by Rev
liz. 8 Kinks, rector Of 81. James Epis
copal Church. The former Wss attend
ed by Miss Jessie Diggs IS maid o
honor. P. @. Richards Vas best man
Miss Mamie Blackwell was the maid Q
honor for the latter, aud DR.. Talbot
brother OF the groom, wss best man. A
elaborate reception followed the cers
mony,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY.

The committee OF the Washington
Monument AssocistioD, consisting OF
President W. B. Smoo', Treasurer E.
S. Leadbester, Mr.. E, E. D1wnham,
and Secretary Alex. j. Wedderburn,
accom- psuIed by Hon. O. o. Carlin aud
Mayor Paa, met the secretary OF the treS'
sury by appointment yesterday evening
at hslf-plst three and submitted Houte
bill No. l6, 229, recently introduced by
Mr.. GARLIC, which provides for the coin
eye of certain memorial half dollars for
the benefit Of the Washington Monu-
ment Association.
Mr.. Osrlin stated the object OF the
visit and the secretary sent Tor the d.
rector of the mint, after which MI
Alex. J. Wedderburn, on behalf OF the
association, presented the bill, and
stated briefly what the Washington
Monument Association wss during and
what it has accomplished.
Tie interview LISTED for nearly three
quarters OF al hour and WAS very
pleasant.
The secretary OF the treasury spoKe
kindly of Alexandria and bis desire TO
assist the object OF the Washington
Monument Association.
The matter having been referred to
the secretary by The committee on coin:
age, weights and measures, be will
direct his decision 10 the matter TO the
committee.
The bill will DO taken up shortly BY
the committee and pressed for favorable
action by Mr.. OarliD, who Is member
of the committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A marriage license was Issued 10
Washington yesterday to Peter Tram =
nell, OF Drsuesville, and Gertrude J..
Dorsey.
There will be no meeting OF the Young
Peoples Union OF the Baptist Church
tonight on account OF The week Of
prayer.
We are Indebted TO the officers OF the
Oit MS National Bank for copy OF
the handsome calendar Issued by that
bank.
In the Corporation Cont today th q
suit OF Mary P. Faulkner vs.. Harry
Wheat and the Ivy Hill Cemetery CON-
pany WAS dismissed.
A little boy named Davis, living on
north Royal street, slipped on the Ice
this morning and falling painfully cut
bis head. He was attended BY Dr..
German.
Owing to the Indictment weather the
gates both on Washington and Oolum'
bus streets leading to Ohrist Church
yard will be open to those who will ct
tend the lecture In Parish Hall tonight.
Another meeting Of commuters on the
Washington, Alexandra and Mount
Vernon Railway Is called for fought al
5 O'Clock In the rooms Of the Chamber
Of Comm erce. An effJrt will be made
to reOrganiEe the Commuters Protective
Association at this meeting.
Maybe you thing we don't know what weir
tsl zing about, but honestly We wouldn't mis-
lead you for the world Mist everything
nowadays is run on the competitive tcsle
You've got to give the people what they wan
or some other felllw in the same line OF en-
desvor will butt in and skin the cream iron
the bulk of your business. The Auth Stant
and the Auth Market are our own home en-
terprises and it is our earnest desire TO Civ
our customers the most satisfactory line 0
food products 10 Alexandra. We feel sur
thew appreciate 1t. Don't you? Sylvan
Blondheim, The Auth Stand and The Autl
Market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
EUCBRE AND DANCE.

Notwithstanding tbs iuclemency OF
the weather, Lyceum Hall was we'll
filed last nigh for the euchre given by
the alumnse of st. Msry's Academy.
Over seventy elegant prizes we're pre-
seuted by the members of the orgsulzi-
ton and b. the friends OF the Institution,
end the affair wa, o decided success
financially aud socially. At the con-
clusion of the euchr', dancing MAS in'
dnlped In by the young people. Inc
procseds OF the euchre are TO be USED 70
procure books for the Academy library
for the alumuse fesl that 10 no better
way can they chow their love and loyalty
to their alma mater than by building up
a library that shall be second to none 10
the s!a.e of Virginia The committee 10
charge of the euchre 10 assist the al
fair, Miss B. T. Greene, president
Miss Mary HaIloWe, vice-prss dent; MISE
Ella Hill secretary; MW. Fiaok Quinn,
treasurer, and Miss Margaret Bssnfofo,
historian, we're Mrs. James Bales and
Misses Ssllie Harlow, Katherine AherD,
Matte and Rosa OrillY, and to their nn'
firing efforts, IN which they we're ably
seconded By every member Of the orgsnl'
zltlop, Is due The great success that ST.
tended the affair. The young ladies
take this opportunity to thank the uer'
chants OF the city and all other friends
who by their donations or their pfesente
helped to make last evenings entertain
meDt one of the most pleasant, as wen
as successful, affairs ever held 10 the
oif0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
OAMERON CLUB.

The Cameron Club Is looking forward
with Vress pleasure to the illustrated lee
ture to be given tonight at Christ Church
Parish hall, for the lecture Is one OF an
usual interest. DR.. Hugh NJ. Smith has
lust returned from New York, having
been invited to give this lecture OF "The
Breton COST. LIS Inhabitants and To-
duslries," before the American Museum
of Natural History. The club Is glad 10
share this pleasure with its many friends
ip Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
THE GAZETTE.

Ga December Slst the esteemed Alex
.andris Gszstte completed the 10th year
OF lie long and useful career In the Wiz.
.Rinis newspaper field, The Gizsste lie
no. only the oldes. newspaper in Wiz
GINA, bat it is one Of the beet, and we
hope for many years to come that II will
c)ntiuue a welcome viaiior 10 this Office.
Fredericksburg Stsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
ANrI.SALOON DAY.

Next Sunday will be AuII'Ssloon
Field Day 10 Alexandria.
Rev. J. d. McAlsIer will speak at
the NJ. F. Church South at IL 3 m.
aud ct the F,st Baptist Ohucch al 1880
p. ~.
DR.. J. NJ, Pitcher will speak at The
M +. Church at ! | q. m. and at the NJ.
2. Church 81 $50 p N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
OPERA HOUSE.

a notable feature of lbe Johnson
Ketchei contest. which was shown Ia
three reels Of moving pictures at the
Opera House last night, was the large
attendance of ladies, macy Of whom re-
manned to see the third and even fourth
showing. There was perfect oTder maiu-
taIned aud the exhibition proved to be
the most interesting of Its kind ever seen
here. The pictures will be re peaIed to-
night for the Last time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-06
INJURED BY A FALL.

Me-. Richard NJ. Latham slipped on
the Ice aud fell on The corner OF Game
ron aud Royal streets yesterday evening
and sustained painful injury to bis
back. OHi,er GGvey placed Mr.. La
than 10 q cab and he vas taken to his
home on north Pitt street, Whsre he is
confined By the accident.