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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Msjor william G. Anderson, Of Shaw.
Vile, who had been spending the winter
at the homo Of his sister, Mrs.. John
II ,rvIe, In Richmond, died yesterday SO
result of stroke OF paralysis.
MR.. DAVIS VOTES NO.

Charging Senator Owen, of Oklahoms,
With being irtMested In the affairs of
the Standard Oil Company and saying
tina! be would like to see John d. Rock.
Teller "wrappsd Ia the flames of hell"
Senutor JEFF Davis, Of Arkansas, yester.
day made q speech 10 the Ssu'p which
was & tiugly charat t,riz ID by him as
"red hot aud right eff the bat" The
speech was made spropos OF the efforts
Of Mr.. Osen to have passed general
bill giving right OF Wsy through the
public lands OF Arkansas for q gasplpe
line. Mr.. Davis ssse't'd thst the bill
was In the IL t,rest Of the Prairie Greek
Company, which he said VAS branch
OF the Standard OH Company. Believing
this to be tao tub, he said that be
could NIT sit Idly by and allow to be
passed bill which was 10 direct cophlc!
With the sutI-t.uIt law of his state.
Ga viva voce vote, q, stated yettsr.
day, the bI was pssssd, Mr.. Davis be.
log the oily sent tJr to vote mo-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
lCoAAUN lCAI
A QUERY.

Nov that the City Council has found
1t advisable to ext snd the city Ere limit,
the writer would ssk when the time is to
come when they will make streets In The
sect on over which the FIRE limits extend.
During she twelve years that have
been In business On north Payne street
have built twenty three dwellings, be.
sides the establishment now occupy. |
have paid the city for licenses and taxes
several Thousand dollars, yet, dudng this
time not one cent has been spent by the
city for permanent Improvements on
said street. About once year the
bitches (qot gut,ert) are scrsped out
With hoes aud the litter is hauled swsy
aud nothing mora is done until the sani-
AIRY condition of the city Ia investigs I'd
The next year when the same operation
Is repeated. The property owners on
north Payne street several years ago
asked for cobble it)t CUTTERS and gravel
Fosdgsy, but as yet have never gotten
even q cart load of cinders or sshes In
the mud holes which arc now vide and
deep enough - bury horse.
WV. H. PECK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
News of the Day.

Congress does not seem inclined 70
grant the treasury tie 800, 900 necessary
to mske Iu>llc the tax TCtHns OF cor
positions.
In the Il use Yesterday NJ. Towr-
send RENT 'oduced the administration
railroad regulst on bill, a lumber oil
amendments being added.
The Chilean cruiser Ministro Z'nteno
has rescued The lightweight persons lie
on the wreck OF the Br tiSh ct amer Lima
10 tae S ia Is OF Magellan.
Mohammed Abdullsb, of Somalilsnd,
the 'Msd MuIlab," Win alsIge Torce VI
Dervishes Is burning towns and slaugh'
tsriDg tribesmen in Arabia.
Ia the second Congressional district OF
Georgia yesterday Judge Anderson s.
RoderIck, Of Thomasville, wss elected to
succeed the late Congressman James III.
Grigg'.
The town council, Of Falls ct u'ch, at lis
monthly meeting decided to thoroughly
EQUIP the Fire Department With new and
upto date psraphernalia, end tlatei f.
A. Kimball chief of the department.
The question Of batter lighting for the
town was also considered.
Etunela,ors appointed BY the Cor
poraiion Court 10 take census OF New
bort News for the use of the legislature
iu connection with The consideration oil
a prop sd revislon Of judicial circuits,
completed their work las. night, and
showed thGt that city has population
Of 1851, ia below the federal census
of 1900,
The war between resldtbts OF West
Side (Chlcago) resorts broke out again
yes.esday when an sttemEt WAS made to
wreck with bomb q TIRES story build
lug Owned by Max PlummeT, who leaaed
| It to Michael He tier, both of whom hg'
ured prominently It the Trial OF Police
Inspector Edward Mccain. This 10 the
second bomb thrown In the war which
has been raging ever sIoce the conVlc.
ton Of the police inspector. The ezpIo
sion followed closely thit which damaged
! The building owned By Louis and julius
Frank. The Frssk brttlers were also
important witnesses st The Mccain trial.
No arrests have been made.
Staining on The curb IN front OF
moving picture show In the ItsIIan SEC
ton of Philadelphia lsst night, g stranger
calmly fred I've shots from revolver at
Louis Rracidio, sgsd rs gears. One Of
the bullets penetrated BrA,Idio's left
| long and he will probably Gle. Although
the 1t .eei was crowded With residents oil
/ the locality, no one emptei u stop the
would.be nutdere', who, after throwing
hIs smoking rsVOlIe' into an open door-
way nearby, disappeared In The crowd
The explosion Of a dynamite bomb 10
the doorway OF hOuse 10 Jamaica, L
| l., owned By Oscar OatItz'To, a wealthy
merchant, threw the ueighborhood Into
q panic yesterday aud knocned down
and stunned q policeman who Was pass
iug. OatsnzsFo had received several
threatening letters recently 10 which
B sck Hauden demanded 81, 900. H.
had Informed the police, lu; refused TO
turn over the let rs 80 that they could
trace The senders. The explosion did
little damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
LOCAL BREyITIES.

Brsathes there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said:
I'm Lent no word profane / II speak,
And keep his promise-for week;
William Speeks, colored, vas arrested
today charged with stehlirg bicycle in
Washington.
The bowling wind and rain Of last
night drove ten itinerauts 10 the station
house for shelter from the elements.
There was an interesting melting OF
Alexsndris Council, Junicr Order Of
Americans. last Digtt Five candidates
were inilitt d.
The public are warned to be careful
OF to place letters intended to be mailed
10 the waste papers boxes, placed through
out this city. Several let ers have bse'
found in these boxes snd sent to tie pot
office.
JIM. Petit, jr., hes at his store, 725 King
street, lot of very fancy turkeys. They are
the last be will have this season.
When you spend dollar you're spend.
thrift; when you steal dollar you're thief;
when you make dollar Its counterfeit. But
Wnen NOl come 10 ine Auth Ssonu
Auth Marke. for tho'e irresisiibly delicious
Auth Saussges aud food products, you're not
only getting full value for your money. but
you're getting better quality and more ss al
faction than 1t any other place IN Alexandrla
sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand and The
Auth Market
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, SOC 10
Good Country Roll Butter, $50 h.. Guaran-
teed Eggs. sec dozen; seedless Raisins, &c lb.;
8 lbs. Best EvaporAted Peaches, 26c; 8 lbs.
Large Prunes, 25c; 4 cans Best Tomatoes. 2oc;
4 cans Sugar Corn, 25c 4 cans String Beans,
&c; 8 cans Fish Roe, 25c; 3 cans Singapore
Pineapple, 25c; 8 large cans Pears, 2Sc; large
cans Apples, 25c; Sweet Florida Oranges, loo
dozen; Walnut Kernels, zoe h.; Fresh Florida
Tomatoes, 1910 To-; 8 cars Early June Pess'
25c; lbs. Pure Buckwheat, 2oc: W. r.
WooIIs & soS, Royal and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
SURPRISE THEATRE

The horse With the human brain,
Princess Bonita, appeared at The SapriSe
Theatre last night to large audience
TIE intelligence OF Bonita is s'mP'7
wonderful, answering QUESTIONS from tlf
audience as accurately as those ssked By
her trainer Tonight and tomorrow o.
teruoon and night Bonita will add new
features to her att inc u ling miod read
log, sileLt transmission of thought and
mental calculating. Owing to her lste
arrival 10 this city last night it was iu'
possible to prepare for the ettlFe per
fJrmauce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
TIE SMITH CASE.

MI. r. D. Brumbsck, one OF the
cou 1sel for II :nry Smith, colored, sen
tened to be electrocuted for participt-
ton 10 tie murder Of Wslier F. Schultz,
I ,dsy received letter from Governor
Mxup, who on "Wednesday granted a
respite to Smith. The governor told
MT Brumback that be is anxious to get
all the Information about the case pos
sible and adds III thought 1t best to
gran, a respite until March l0 to give
me an opportunity to look into the case
more carefully, IS during the session OF
the legislature find hoy time 80 thor
oughly taken up that it lie not possible
for me to attend to any complicated case
Ia which the life of a fellow citizen,
however humble, Is concerned" The
governor says be hopes he will have an
Opportunity of seeing Mr.. BTu~back
and others connected With the case, and
TALKING over the matter before q final
conclusion Is reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. IS.-The reaction al
the close Of yesterdays trading contin.
ued more vigorously at the opening oil
the stock market this morning with loss.
es ranging around enc point. After a
few minutes brisk up turn recovered
most of these recessions. After the first
few minutes the market became extreme
ly quiet with price movements narrow.
Later an improvement spread through
out the list and a general upward ten
dency was in evidence at noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Shelton, Of Bris-
;.ccl; Tennessee, are visiting Rev. and Mrs
]. r. savier, on sGp h St Asaph sire. t.
NJ. W. O.B,ggelt, who: bias been quite
III for come timr,i able to be oct again.
Mrs. William Bryant, of the Osthe'
dral Apartments, has returned from Alex
andrIs, where che has been, ewing to
the Illness Of her mother,- Bat more
American.
Miss ENNIS GIsuDer 10 Waiting Mrs,
John WstklDs 10 Altxsndri'. - Lynch
hug News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
New sensational features. Also Houdon 8
question reading act. The be st programme
yet offered by HoudOD. Don I miss IL,
ALL FOR TEN CENTS.
Reserved seats Sc extra. Secure seats 10 al.
vance at Warhsld's Drug Store. Pictures
start at 7. 20. Ssance begins at 9.l5.

Fellow citizens, we would gladly crate In
wOris Of eloQuence,
But lunching ls the business to which We
give our diligence,
We haven't been TO college and we haven't q
But we have French Dip Coffee" with a
very hne srOm,.
We haven't filed ourselves With words 10
make our speech ornate,
But we can serve to J0u Baked Beans q
thousand on plate.
We haven't been to the Sandwich Islands,
but Sandwich We can make
That is much more to the puTpose than the
finest kind OF cake.
We haven. been to the Milky.way, to Venus
or 10 hsrs,
Our Milk.man comes 10 Us each day with
fresh milk in his lars.
We can't claim letters LID. pushed up
seainEt our name,
But we have done at least one thing that adds
much 10 our fame
We came tn Alex ndria and established
CAMERON DAIRY LUNCH,
60 let it be your eating place, surround US In
bunch,
9O5 King Street. Open all night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
COLDER WEATHER.

The temperature was slowly falling
vee,frdav afternoon, and by he close OF
the day there was apeFc,Pt,ble difference
between conditions aud those existing
Thursday, Rain fell early IN the night
and sbo1t nine o'clock there we're heavy
down pours, accompanied by high Winds
3 fore midnight gale was in progress
The mercury had fallen ID "a at an
early hour this morning. The heavens
pecsme clear, but the wind did NOT
diminish in force, and decidedly colder
weather has prevailed during the day.
The Westber Bureau has predicted snow
or rsiu for today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
OPERA HOUSE.

A big double bill will be presented TO
Agh.. when aside froLn the excellent
VAUDEVILLE acts presented tails week, the
mys\,ious Houdon Will offer a long
proeTRl'qe of new and Sensational
features ihthe spirit lalistlc l'ne. be
promises the b,st exhibition in that line
ever seen here, sd Judging from bile
former efforts, the sudisocs msy look for
something tt'Ttling and bewilderiug.
Toe prices for tonight will be 10 cents,
with few reserved seats at 5 eeuls extra.
The performance will begin az 1880 With
moving mic urrH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Record Price of Hogs.

Cleveland, Feb. lS-The price OF hogs
today Attsined tae highest figure 10 the
memory OF any authority on me Local
market when the GU 1lstion for sill grades
wss marked up at $40 and So so
hundred. Experts chsTge this record
price to the continued high price OIL
corr, which took away the incentive Il
feed the grain, thus csusiDg shortage
oil six million hogs compared to the re-
cord yearly, market calves are held TO-
day at $I0.75.
Chicago, Feb. lS.-PrIces Of hogs TO-
day Jumped II SO so tuudrad pounds,
a nsW high record. Towards the close
tAe market weakened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Parents Fined.

New Cate, DEL, Fob. Is Follow.
Ing The death Of their child, william
Sweeney, aged 4, who died a't'r drink
ing a plot Of whisky, Jere miah S"eeDty
and bis wife, Margaret, were fined $lOC
and $50 by Magistrate Nickerson fol
ueglectlng the child, and we're committed
TO prison. ThSir Eve children were
taken from them. When Humane Ageu
Stcut found the dead child the fsthel
was upstairs intoxicated and the mothel
In the same cond.t on down STARE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
ELECTRIC LIGHT LINES.

At the last meeting of the County
Board Of Supervisors representative Of
the Alexandra Electric Light Company
appeared before the board and asked
permission to erect poles so as to take
Ia Brsddock Heights, Rosemont and
other places Mr.. Duncan would not
agree to this unless the company carried
out it's original contract to furnish lights
10 residents along Bellefonte avenue
After some discussion this was finally
agreed TO. 1t was stated that the COM
pany expected to run lines to the Theo
logical Seminary and also to Clarendon
-1Mopitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Virginia News.

ter OF Oaed Oooksey, of Lsesburg was
married Wednesday II Mr, Samuel
Boyd Rouse, of Fairfax, s. o. =
Policeman John Ogllvie, for AZ years
a member OF the Richmond force, died
Yesterday. He WAS on active duty up
upt one week ago, when fatal Illness
seized him.
Governor Mann yesterday ordered
commissions to be Issued II the mem
bers OF the board OF fisheries as follow''
Messrs. Mcdonald Lee, Chairman; s
wilkins Mathews, secretary; G. b
Keiz,ll, Bland Msssle sud J. NJ.
Hooker.
Rsv. William A. Gave, a native, oil
Luray and one OF the most popular
ministers OF the Presby t,fisn Church
In Kentucky, died recently 10 Dauvillf.
Mr.. Gave was 8 son OF the late w. A.
Cave.
Mrs. Jennie II. HayDor, who made
charges Of GU lily against her husband,
Thomas Fl. Hayno president OF the
Hsynor Manufacturing Company, OF
Norfolk, was yesterday granted divorce
by Judge Maria, and allowed slimony
OF $50 q month, With q Sl5, 200 lien on
her husbands Ell ite.
Mrs. Mary Q. Ssnls, wife OF Mr.. n.
W. Sauls, died tn ideuIy Tuesday, while
sitting 10 her chair, at her home nesr
Watson, L9udcun County. Hsr remains
we're inferred 10 the cemetery at Fairfax
on yesterday. Mrs. Sauls was about 56
years old.
Dirett us OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, st a meeting In New York
city yesterday, Authorized improve
ments to the road TO cost So, 600, 900 In
the year 1910. Thtt amount ia In 3D.
dition to Improvements authorized lsst
year, which have mt yet been complet'
ed. The improvements include double
tracking, enlargement Of yards ard sd
dItional eide tracks. The regular
quarterly dIvideued Of per cent, pay
able Msreh 81 to stockholders OF record
of Msrch II, was declared.
Arthur James Mason was yesterday
10 Norfolk sentenced to serve one day
In jail and pay 6ne Of 800 for Pre-
curing the service Of another man to
swear falsely TO the age Of Miss May
Wallace, q pretty 14-yesr- B'rkely
gill, be desired to marry, sgaiuss her
Wishes. Luther Walker, who stt'd as
Oupid's agent, securing a marriage
license for the psir by swearing thai
the girls age WAS p, sill at large.
Mason WAS arrested at the request o.
James E. Wallace, father Of the girl
At the preliminary hesrlng he ws'
fined $I06 and given IL months In JAIL
Thomss Noel, colOIed, the slayer Of
Deputy Sheriff Jos. SyktS, OF Norfolk
county, aud Elijah Rouse, colored, who
killed ntgro In a barroom 10 Hutt)I'
Vile, we're yesterday sentenced to die In
the electric chair April % rext by Ju1g'
Law sss 10 the Norfolk county Cirtul
Court. TIE court also passed sentence
on Oharlfs Davis, coloted, convicted o
criminal assault, The verdict OF TIL
jury was 20 years in the peniteotiary
Luke Riddick, colOred, vas sentenced
serve Is yesrs In the peuit'nIisry. II
was found guilty Of murder 10 the secouC
degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
MEDICAL MEN ELECT OFFICERS.

The Trlststs Medical AssocIst on of
Virgluis, North Carolina and South
Oar lima, In cOnvert' on 10 Richmond.
7e,'erday decided to meet next year 10
Raleigh, n. O., the third Wednesday In
Feoru,ry. aud elec:sd the following
Officers: Dr.. Jo1sph A. White, Rich
moDd. Va, president; DR.. Joseph
9rahsm. Durhsw, n. O., first vice
n,s,,dept: Or. 7. P. Whslsy, Charles
TINS O., second vice president; Or. ssm'
n,l Lyle, Lyuchbu'g, Va third vice
president; DR.. G Il Way, WayneSVilie'
n. G. secretary aud treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
ACCIDENT 10 A FIREMAN,

Benjamin E Lee, fireman on the en-
CINE attached TO north bonnd freight
train Nc. l74, of The Southern RsilwsY,
fell from The tender ct Manassas at 1850
last night aud vss paiufully Injured on
the hesd. He was engaged In turning
wafer into the tank at the time OF the &C.
cident. Tie Injured msn was brought
t. this city where he MSS attended by
Dr Snif1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Earthquake In Crete.

Canes, Crete, Feb. Is Blu ldiDgs
were damaged here today by severe
earthquake. SO far no deaths have
bsen reported 10 this city, but report
from vsripetro says that six bodit
have been taken from the ruins there
Heavy loss Of life ls feared when re-
ports are received from the irtMioT
for the quake was t5e heaviest that has
been experienced In many yesF'.
Among ira damaged buildings In
Oanea is the Mosque, the tower OF which
was thrown down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
rgE CANNON HAVE ARRIVED

The tso brass hoWitz,rs snd forty
con,cal shells recently donated to Fsit'
fax county by the Federal government,
tb,oush the tfIotis Of our Congressman,
Hor. O. o. Carlin, to be placed 10 the
5ooit house fqasre by the side OF the
mopumert erecied here In commemors.
Il N of the 6,st bstt'e on Virginia SOIL
In the civil var, arrived this week, ano
have been placed in position. They are
dne guos, and will be offsets Of inters e.
and attraction to visitors as we'll So 10
on, own people. We are particularly
fOrtuoste 10 securing them Fairfax
Hrvald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
DEATH OF MR.. NEVILLE.

Mr.. Robert Neville died yesterday at
his home, Pelham, near UPpsrville,
aged about 60 years. He bad been Ill
win typhoid fever for the past four
weeks and other complications srose,
which ended 10 his death. Mr.. Neville
was veil known in this city and through
oct this section. II vas born 10 Irslsud,
IN. came to Virginia when young
mao. he msrried Miss Mary Dulsny,
a daughter of The ltte Col. B. a. Du-
Saoy. Who survives him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
DEATH OF MSS ROBERTS.

Mss May Emma Roberts, of "Csm-
etop," Fairfax county, died at 6:90
O'Clock this morning 10 Philsdelphis,
where she has been 10 Ill health for many
ysarp. She Was q daughter OF the late
Jonathan Rober ?, and q sister Of Messrs.
Walter and James W. Roberts. Her
remains will be brought to her lsts home
for inteTment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
GITLS A SIX MONTHS TERM.

GI[ IN A SIX NONIdS 1EhM.
TIE ouly C.ss before the Police OourI
this morning was that Of George JACK.
SOD, colored, who was arrested several
DAYS ego with q number OF chickens In
his POSSESSION. de failed to give a
saGsistt ny account Of himself or how be
obt lined possession Of the fowls. No
person came forward t. identity the
chickens and they we're sent to the
ohildreu's home. When brought hefore
the co7rt this morning Jackson scknow-
Iedyot tbst the chickens had been stoien
aud ct he wss ABOUT to sell them for q
colorso msD. He eaid he did not know
the name Of the negro who brought the
fowls t. him. II was shown that Jack
sou va, a vsgrsnt and that be served
term 10 jail last year for larceny Justice
Oatou seat him to jail for. ak mort1S
under the vsgraUt oct. Hs will be pu'
20 work on the roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair tonight and saturday .1ris
colder tonight: minimum temDeratnTe tonight
about 10 degrees; high nortawes'eriy "ino''
diminishing -. ..o,ad rar;dl1,
The southern storm has mGv w. tspISy
Iortheas twafd ard tins ID Drnips ~ 0oN'Si
OF the New England coast. e-.,.-u, -
The he weather tonight and Saturday Will be
oansyaIIV fsir in ali districts east OF the Mis-
sissippi river, except that snow hurries are
mob tple ia the lake region.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Goals from feld-G. Cox 2, Corbstt 2
Smith 2, H. Davis 8, Tennyson. Free tosse'
H. Davis, Smith. Hinken. Referes-Nr
Pitts, Of the G. W Fl. s. Umpire-Mr. How.
ard, of A. o. Time Of hslyes-l5 and q
minutes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Senator Chamberlain, (dem. Oe.),
has declined 10 ssrvs IS q member OIL
the special committee TO investigate
higher cost Of living. Another demo.
crst will be named 10 bis place. The
mother of Senator Chamberlain, Is suf-
fsrlng from psrslytic strobe and bis
presencs at her bedside may be required
al any time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Henry Ulke, the well-kneWD portrsit
painter, died It the Emergency Hospital
last night from conclusion OF the brain
dus to fall at bis home, 70 was 50
years old,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
BASKETBALL.

In an Interesting game Of basktt ,sll
PLACED at Armory Hall yesterday after
noou the G.. w. Fl. S. Jrs. defeated tie
Alexandria Olympias BY score of % 10
|. The following Was the lineup:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

A well-atsnded meeting of Oscsols
Tribe OF Bed men WAS held LIST night
A. ]. ut,he-, who had bsen elected
saohem, was INSTALLED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Standard Army Shoes for men. The
most comfortable and durable shoe made
can be had at J. A. Marshall & Bros.
, 472 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

The Liudoer Shoe for Lsdiea fne
wssr has no ssaNl. John A. Marshall
& Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

The Regal Shoe for men 10 sli the
new lasts can be bad o.. John A. Mar.
shsll & Bro, 422 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
RIVER NOTES.

The steamer Norfolk arrived at THU
port hall su hour let, this morning,
Ospt. Phillips reported having encounter
cd high winds Ia the bay aid river Gu
Ing the night. The steamer had during
the early part Of the night been ruuniOg
through fog.
The schooner Isabel, Captain Ourley,
is ashore 10 AqOis crsek. The tug Ca
milla, Capt Davis, OF the Taylor feet,
hiss gone to the aid of the schooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING

As tt,ted yesterday Hon. John g..
Woolley, The great temperance orator,
will address temperance mass meeting
10 the rIrsJ osptl,u Church, Sunday 81
ternooD, FebIu'ry 20tb, ct 3 O'Clock.
The public Ia cordially invited.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
FOR SALE,

Gentle family COW Jersey. Price $50.
B. J. THOMAS, Del Ray, opposite Metho.
dist Church, Jsbl7 81