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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-12
The Tigers In Their First
1910 Big League Ball Game

fed McTntyre's high foul Mcintyre
out, Lobert TO Hobby. on fast play
NO RUN
CINCTNNATI-Hobby singled TO CEN
ter. and went 10 second on passed
ball. Mitchell lined to Crawford Egan
touled TO Moriarty. Paskert famed.
NO RUN
FIFTH INNING.
DETRO1T-Bush was safe on Lo-
berts low throw. Cobb out, Castleton
who made a great catch, Bush taking
third. Egan mufred Delehanty's drive
Bush scoring. Moriarty singled TO
left: 7. Jones died to Bescher. ONE
CiNCINNAT1-wllett now pitch
ing for Detroit Downey fouled to
StaEage. Roth famed. Gastleton
famed. 40 RUN
SIXTH INNING.
DETROIT-Stanaee doubled 10 left
Willett ballOOned - Bescher. Mclntyra
lifted to Exam. Bush was easy. Egan
70 H I,.e1 y, ,,r3 Rl ~. u,o, -
Crawford Lobert was out, Bush TO
7, Jones Hobby was hit by pitched
hall Mitchell walked Egau out. Bush
ID T. Jones No RUN
SEVENTH INNING.
DETROIT-Cobb doubled 10 loft
Cobb went 20 third on wild throw TO
catch him on second. Crawford was
out Egan to Hobby. and Cobb was
doubled trying for home, Hobby To
Roth 20 Iobert 90 Roth belchanty Out,
Egan 10 Hobby. NO RUN.
INCINNATI-Paskert singled past
third nAwneV (ouled 20 Moriarty.
paskcrt was ont stealing. Stauage 90
Delehanty. Roth lined 10 Delehanty.
40 RUN.
EIGHTH INNING.
DETROIT-M oriarty out robert 20
Hobby n Jones out Downcy 60 Hob
hv. Stanage was hit by pitched ball
Casey runs for StauaRe. Stanagc was
hit In the face and huge welt develop
"a Hc left the field uuassisted. vii
lett famed No RUN
CINCINNATI-C Casey catching Tor
the Tigers Beschcr famed. Lohcrt
walked and stCla second. Hobby walk
ID Mitchell out. Moriarty TO T. Jones.
NINTH INNING.
-Mcfutyre walked BUSH
aacrfHced 20 Hobby. Cobb singled SCOT
fne Mcfntyre. Crawford singled. Cobb
Cont al third Mitchell 20 Bobcrt belI-
hauty walked Morlarty safe on Chen
50 error. niling the bases Tom Jones
fooled 10 Hobby. OH Kun.
CINCINNATt-- Egan out.
Pnskert out.
DCWney out.
Detroit Il = q
Cincinnati q 6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-12

Connie Mack IL retaining only four
OF his new players for a more eNtehue1
trial They are Pitchers Atkiu Aud
FsgT,snc. i7fTst fsS%tiTis ~ ffoasef tat''9t''
fielder Rath.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-12
| HEART Nth the
10 Sporting
HEARI Editor.

The fact that Charlie Carr. once a
Detioit Businessman, now possessor
~ indianapolis OF the latest minor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-12
rHiRD INNING.

DETROIT -Stauago singlcd 20 left.
Muffin tftpird tu right ~tauage scor-
ing NclutvIr singled to short Bush
walked fiiiug thy bases cobb struck
out Crawford forced Nuilin Egan 90.
Roth Delcf~antv was bit hv pitched
ball. McTntNre scurlr s.. NoUBrtv flied
to- Rcerb.r TWO KtN%
CT%CINNA rf-Roth Died 70. Mo
Intvre Ca4tIetou HE'D 10 Rush.
Rescher kuu. tsi home run TO deep
right IohDft put Texas ieagIcr iu
center. but was ont TRYING to stretch
ia into "a double. Mcintyre 90 pelehanty.
.gNE Run
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-12
FIRST INNING.

DETROIT Mcintyre out Castletou
60 fTublitzeII Bush struck out. Hobby
muned Castltton's assist on Cobb
roller. but he was out stealing. Roth
20 Egau so RUN
INNATT-- Beschcr fouled 70
StauaEe LObert out. pclebanty TO y.
Jones' Cobh made running catch OF
Hoblitzclls high one. 80 RUN
SECOND INNING.
pETROIT-Cfawfor WAS easy. Cas-
tiftou Vo Hobby Egan made "a beau
tlfW play on peichapty's short rs
and caught him at first. Egan 20 Hob
by MOriarty stTolled and stole second
and THEN third Il Jones walked. but
was caught trying FOR second. Roth 10
Egan 10 Hobby 40 rim.
CINCINNATI Mitchell nlod 60 Nc
Iutyre Egau paraded. Paskcrt l0opcd
90 Bush Egan was caught off first.
but Bush mufed the assist and Egau
was safe Bush made circus catch
~ nott-rexfa NV N0I rim
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-12

league management
job OF the Whole
& a IN Il t, p lay e u
his teammates the
other daV and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
THE GOVERNORS INAUGURA'
TT0N

Judge William H dyes Manp, OF Not
tsway, will be insug u's!ed governor Of
Virginia ct noon tomorrow 10 serve q
term OF four yssrs. II, Ia sbout sixty
five years old, and for tho las! twenty
years has been G prominent factor In The
politics OF the State. be has been a
member of the senate for the last ten
years, resiguipg when he received the
nomination for governor.
The arrangements for ths iDsut ura'
tion are OF The simplest kind. There is
to be no parade, DO chow and no o.
tentation. Judge Mann will reach the
city this afternoon and has been invited
by Governor Swanson to be his guest
till Tuesday morning With bis wife and
sor. When the tIne set for his infu u
ration arrives he will drive to the cspitol
and With his wife and son will be usher.
ed into the ball of the house of delegates
where the cath OF Office will be admins
tered to other officers and then to the
governor. elect. Then be will make bic
Inaugural address and retire to the office
Of the governor and tske up hia duties.
Thtrs will be no other ceremony 10 con-
neciion with the Inauguration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Personal.

Mr.. W. @. Baggett /. confnsd to bis
home bg sickness.
Captain William Davis. formerly OF
the stsamer T,e1loo, will take charge OF
tie steamer Wax, cid on the Isl proxi'
me.
Mr.. and ME-. J. Wolf hsve jut re-
turned from New York aadPhilsdeIphia.
While in New York they visited Mr.
VOLTS brother, Rev. Nathan Wolf.
Hon. Cisco Oarlin hiss been invited
to address the NJ snsssas Blsiusss Mems
League, which will hold q barqlet Cd
Fddsy mex, February
Miss Ra!h Henderson, who has been
spending a week with Misses Mamie
aud Bessie Obssley, Of Fredericksburg,
retarued home Saturday.
Miss Blanche S ansburY, who has
been the guest OF Mas Susie Yates 10
Fredericksburg, has returned to her
home in this city.
Mr.. F. &. Aulbsugh hiss returned
from a pleasant Trip 10 jacksonville,
Fla
Mr.. Arthur Billing, OF Ffsnconis,
h as returned TO his home after pleasant
visit to friends In s ,lisoury, Nd.
Mr.. Lewis II. Machen has been sp-
pointed a notary tpublic By Governor
SEAMAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Mr.. Howard Hsnsbrough, q resident
of S.. Elmo, Alexandria county, died
last night. The deceased was So years
old.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the W. n. Dorset Shoe Company
was held at 2l2 King street In this city
today for he election Of directors.
During the month the clerk of the
Corporation Court recorded "a deeds
and issued sc marriage licsrses-3l to
white aud to colored persons.
The rsgulsr monthly meeting OF Msry
Oustis Lee Chapter, U, D. O., will be
held Ia the Confederate Veterans build
Jog TOMORROW afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The services Ia the Second Prssbyte-
RAN Chu-c yesterday vera conducted
by Rev. T. W. Hooper, Of Culpepar,
Rev. Joseph r. Sewer, the pastor, being
COZ fined to bis home by sickness.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Auxiliary to r. E. Lee Camp
will be held tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock 10 Confederate Veterans, B1ild'
ing.
Mr.. Csrlin has introduced bills In the
H1use OF Representatives for the relief
of the estate Of Rachel Dyer, deceased
snd foF the relief Of the estate of Antonis
s us. deceased.
Samuel Oils was arrested todsy By
Officer Knight charged With withholding
s1s belonging to Charles Speiss. 1t 10
alleged that epeiss gave Otis the money
With which 10 pay CT SONS workmep,
which he failed to do.
Mr.. P. II. Bristow, of Calvary Bsp'
tist Church, Washington, will address
public meeting nader the auspices
of the Sunday School Association Of
AIexsudris at the Young Peoples
building, next Sunday evening at three
o. clock.
WHY not look on all sides Of q question
This talk about the price of beef being the
direct fault of the retailer is about ss one
sided an answer to an ell.sided question 0s we
have ever experienced. Now just listen to
our side Of it (the retailers): Statistics show
us there is more beef in this eountry.now than
ever before The best OF il We never get BE-
cause its shipped to Europe. There's su i'm
port tax on beef but no export tax. This
looks to us like a'csse o. ell going out and
| nothing coming in. And We, the poor con-
sumner snl the poor retailer, are the ones Tho
paw the fiddeFs. lie. the big men who make
| the laws and own the beef Take the tariff of
/ the meat coming in and put II on the NEST 60
| ing out and ell our meat troubles Will he
| ssttled. But will it ever happen! Well.
| hardly ever Sylvan Blondheim, The Auth
Stand, and The Auth Market.
Best ElgIn Creamery Butter, $50 h.
Good Country Roll Butter, SOC h.; Guaran.
teed Eggs, soc dozen; seedless Raisins, &c ID;
| lbs Best Evsporated Peaches, 26c; 8 lbs.
| Large Prunes, Csc, cans Best Tomatoes, 2oc;
| 4 cans Sugar Corn, 25c; cAnS String Beans,
&c; cans Fish Roe, 25c; sans Singapore
Pineapple, 25o; 8 large cans Pears, 25c; large
| cans APPLES. 25c Sweet Florida Oranges, loo
dozen; Walnut Kernels, zoe ID. Fresh FloTids
Tomatoes, l2lc H., cans Early June Pe5s'
&c. 7 lbs. Pure Buokwheat, &c. W. p.
WooLLs & Son, Royal and Wolfe streets.
jan2s II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
The couu,r,'s prosperous Year.

Dstroit, Mich jan. 81 That the
Uoi!ed States Is facing o prospert W aud
u ,cessful year, confident 10 President
Talts integrity, Is The prediction t d y
of Col. Frederick K. FarnsHorib, secre.
tsty OF the American Bankers Assocla-
ton, who Is here On a visit.
"Binks at the present time are not
burdentd With tu'plus Of morsy," be
raid. That Is q good indication, as 1t
shows that money is having an o1Ilet 10
large interests that are Ia splendid con-.
dillon.
"Amoug financlers there is a feelieg
of implicit confidence In President Tai.
While he has made some statements re.
Gently rs TO his feeling about tia ts snd
corporation interests there Is belief 10
his integrity. Whatever he does will
be done 10 O way that won't sffeet The
beat interests OF the country at large.
Opposition to the postal banking
system Is based on the belief that the
COVE nment has no right 10 90 into the
banking business"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
nIED FROM Dis Injury.

M. Oliver Stone, w5o was seriously
irilred by the machinery at II. H.
Field & Oo's plsnirg mill on Saturday
afternoon died at The Alexandria IL )sPi'
fall at an early hour this morning. Mr.
s one never regaIned consciousness alter
the accident. The deceased vas SCOUT
81 yesrs old. He leaves s Widow and
fiVe chiId.eu-two sons and three daugb'
terg. M. Stone was q qliet aud re-
apss,ed citiz4D, and his death is re-
GREETED by all who knew him. The
circumstances 10 connection With bis
fatal injury sre u lknowu. When dis
covered by bis fell0w-8orkmen his head
vas terribly injured, thG scalp having
been partly ,orn Of. Ii is supposed
that be vas attacked by vertigo and fell
against The fly wheel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
KILLED BY a TRAIN.

Penrs .lvauia lain Nc. struck and
killed Mrs. Roy Covert, ard fatally in
jured her husband, at crossing near
LondonVille, Ohio, yesterday. Proceed
ing farther, The train struck an auto
mobile on the outskirts OF Oreslline, a
few miles away, and killed j. II. Sig
Ter, aged 60, and Charles Echelberger,
s1ed 40 both OF Hayesyille. In the
automobile a'so was Oortiss Dotrfer, q
Mansfield. D1errer's shoulder was crush
ed, his leg broken, and he received fatal
iutsrnal Injuries.
The young woman who was the fret
10 meet death 0n the track wss on beT
gsy, With Cover, her husband, 10 visit
a neighbor. She was killed instantly.
Covert MSS picked up many yards away,
aud does not know Of bis wife's dsatb.
The automobile came upon the trscks
from the reor of an esstbCund freight,
directly 10 ir)nt of the express. The
machIue vas lifted high in the cir.
When 1t fell, HIglsr and Echelbsr8eI
we're ciu ,het.
The Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
SURPRISE Party.

Mr.. and Mr.. J Wolf we're given a
surprise psrty st their homo, 'ssi even
ing. in houor Of the thirteenth anniver-
cav o. their marriage, which was q
p,easaut stair Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. D,eiius, o! PhiisdelPhis; Mr..
aud Mrs. A Kslz, Mr.. and Mre. r.
B,uenfsld, Mr.. end Mrs. b We'll, M.
nd MIS- NJ. Jafi', NJ. and Mrs H Block
ann Mr.. ard Mrs. A. Dreiius; Misses
a aud q. Garzbsrger, Sarah Ruben,
Jeonie Blo,: dheim, Mrs. Ohss. Bend
heim, M. 81. Klein aud Mr.. iona
RTnbeimer Ttoso assisting at the table
were Misssa Ida Rose, Minnie wen,
Minnie Jafis. OarIie BSrpheimer ana
II liza Wolf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Chef Runs Amuck.

Wilmington, Del. Jan. 81 Joseph
CLARK, a colortd chef q! Aiuscow', 8
prominent restaurant here, armed with
carving knife ran aEuck 10 that place
at midnight and cleared tbs res'auraut
of guests 10 about one minute. Cans, 8
waiter, is ssId 10 have started the
trouble by going bsck to the kitchen for
40 order and bsVlug words with the chef
over It. The latter picked up be knife
and Cans beat 1t. CLARK followed him,
brandishsng the knife snd making ire.
quert lungss ct him. Tables we're upset
and the guests Wtrs thrown into ctniu'
sion, snd thinking thst the nergo bah
suddenly gone Insane they hastily left
the Place Outside the restaurant Clark
vas arrested By policeman before he
could use bis knife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Vetssi " rocked,

Lisbon, jan. 81. The ssiliug vessel
Fortuna hiss been wrecked on The AE1res
gIth The loss Of ten of her crew OF 6f-
teen, according to messages reaching
here today. The Fortuna went down
10 the storm that for two days has swept
the northern part Of Portugal aud the
ocean between here aud the Azores.
The Ave who escaped from the ves'
sells we're finally picked up after endur-
ing terrible suffering.
Communication with the northern
part OF Portugal Is cut Of. Many vii
lagos are isolated and enormous loss 10
property snd probably 3 heavy death
list have been Inflicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
OPERA HOUSE.

The Guy johnson Stock COMPANY is
shaking a decided plunge Into Inc higher
realms OF true dramatic 10 present.
inv the famou, drama CDR, Jekyll snd
Mr.. HYDE" which opens this evening
for a tbree nights ron. Mr.. W. f.
MalIu, who plays the character Pari,
has made special stndy of this dual
role ana usas the same yeraion as played
by the lste Richard Mansfield with phe'
nom,nsl success. Elaborate prepsrs-
lions have bssn made for this proddc'
ton, which promises to be q record
maker 10 p9int OF attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
GROUND HOG DAY.

Wednesday, February 2, will be
Ground bog Day on which day 1t is
held by msuy the ground hog smergeS
from his hole in The ground and forecasts
the weather. Should the day be cloudy
ne remains out and the winter ia prsc-
ticsIly over, but should The sun be shin
Ing and he sees his shsdOw be returns to
his hole, pulls 1t 10 with him sud re-
mains IN cover for elk weeks longer,
during which time the winter continues.
The 2ld OF February 10 also known 10
church circles as Oandlsmss Day, or the
day when The csudss to be used during
the year in churches are blessed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
DANOE TONIGHT.

The Elks' Dancing Club will give q
dance ct McBurney's Hall tonight. A
number of persons from Washington
will be 10 attendance. At the close a
supper will be given a. Rsmmel
Brothers dining salOOD. The proceeds
OF the entertainment will be devoted to
The furniture fund of the new ElkS
HILL. Tickets can be procured at the
ball tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
NEW STEAMER.

The rev side wheel steamer Three
Rivers, which the Maryland Steel Com
pAuy, st SpsFfows Point Baltimore, is
building for the Maryland, Delaware
aud Virginia Railway Company. is ex-
pec.ed to 20 on her bujldfr's trtsl trip
esrly next month. Sac is Of the same
general type OF the remainder Of The
Maryland, Delaware ard Virginia fleet.
with the exception that she has about 20
more slalero0ms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
WILL BE PAID.

The bills fo- medical attention, fumi-
eating houses, guards, groceries, fuel,
g., ann 1liug to 1922 in the small
pox cases which had been pending In
Council fot six moths, and their pay
meut having been provided for by an sp'
preparation made on Tuesday last were
approved by toe mayor today. Those who
have preeented these claims are request
ed to call on the city auditor and receive
their money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
GARD PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrg. s. B. Kelly entertain cd
at cards Saturday evening 81 their home,
1O2 south Columbus street, In honor oil
Mr.. Kelly's mothtr and sister Among
those present were: Mrs. DR.. Troxell,
of GsllltzID, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. J. z.
Msbouey, OF Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer DuDning, of Pierre, South Da'
kots, aud NJ Walter Fl, Kelly, of Wash
iDpt0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
PROPERTY SALE.

M. NJ. l.. Rsisheill hiss Purchased the
residence OF Mrs. Ida French on Wash.
iugton street, near Wilkes, and be will
shortly make II his home. The inju &c
ton proceedings recently Instituted by
Mrs. French to restrain Mr.. Risheill from
erecting a saw mill at the southeast cor
ner of Wilkes aud Columbus strsts will
be brought to a close by this sale-lhat
Ia 80 far rs Mrs. French ia concerned.
The property Is va.u d at 50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
POLICE COURT.

TJnsics 81. B. Os.on presidIng1
The following esses we're disposed of
this morning:
Nellie Brooks, eolored. ehsrgsd with
disorderly cou6u,', was fined So.
Villas Robinson, colorsd, charged
with vsgrsnoy, wss sent 10 jsil ior so
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Rngiand's Labor Exeh ange System

England's Labor Exchange system
London, jap. 81 -Englsud's new
system of labor exchanges, by which 1t
is hoped greatly 10 smeliorate the coun
try's meDscing problem If uuemploy
ment, we're pu! in operation today fCr
the first time.
Exchanges we're opened In various
places thru lhOut England ard so much
ia expected OF them that the press gene.
rally refers to the movement as an epoch
10 EOglsnd's industrial life.
Exchanges will try 10 bring the JOB
aud the j)bless together. Every ex-
change is provided with a record, pre-
pared with unusual care. OF the firms
aud iudustri'l plants in England where
employees are needed, and, also, OF the
uumber and location of the unemployed
in England, with their peculiar fitness
fos certain kinds of employment.
The scheme mlrks the frat organized
scientific attempt In England to solve
the question of providing work for the
thousands who are Idle. The exchanges
are counted on to save the iemployed
the expense OF searching for work where
It Is already known that no work exists.
The exchanges will pay The cost Of
transportation to the fsld' OF employ
1nent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
A. L I. DEFEATS COMPANY G.

The Alexandria Light Infantry de-
fsaled Company G, District Of Oolun-
b;a National Guards, mere Saturday
night 10 q sensational basketball game
by the close margin OF l point, the score
bsiDg % to 10. The game was of the
hair. raising variety i'om start to finish,
frs, one tesm and then the other taking
The lead by q point OF two, and was In
doubt uolil the last second OF play. A
dlspute arose over basket tossed By one
of the local players just as the whistle
blew for thu end Of the second half. The
visiting players claimed that the toss
.Wss made after the whistle had bloEn,
Dat the referee iued otherwise. The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
YOUNG MEMS SENATE.

Seustor TsYlor's lecture having bsen
poslponed until Monday, February 7,
the Yong Mems Senate will meet
Tuesday evening, February !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31

The grand jury in New York this
afternoon returned indictments against
Bessie Roberts and May Williams,
charging them with working the ball
way5 game on Robert Warner n. Van
Nordtr, and robbing him Of S7S, 600
which he carried in a wallet in his hip
pocket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Company 6.

Goals from feld-Dobson 3. Dieuelt 3, Nc
Bride, Hoy, Duffey, Gloucher 2, McDo1sli s.
Herbert, Cuyiller 3. Ere, tosses-Doo q,
McD)n %. keieree-Ar. Westelaken Om'
pir,--ur. Rice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Virginia News.

Miss E,telIe st pierre Aldridge,
youagsst daughter Of the late Audte"
and Margaret Irene Aldridge, OF fer
sou county w. Va, died Saturday
a. the home OF her brother, James Green
Aldddgc, ntar CHARLES Town.
At the request Of Glvernor-eleet
Mann Adiatsut General Charles J.
Anderson has consented to remain In
offies uulil alter The a. lnrnmenl OF The
geuera assembly, when Senator w. W.
Sale will assume the Cfice.
I. ia unlaRiul to hunt game 10 Viz
pinia while ths snow Is on the ground,
aud q heavy foe is imposed for VIC.
Ia ion of this law. Farmers 10 maoy
plsc:s while the snow was on The ground,
fed pa,ifdges and other birds from their
barls and grauaries.
Luther E FiicsiOger, assistant super
intendent of lhs delivery OF mails at
the Norfolk postoffce, was arrested
Saturday night charged With robbrg
the mails. Fhckinger was caught BY
Posioaice Idspsctera Robertson sod
Ssfel while extracting 81 from letter
which had been mailed 90 a decoy.
Ia the opinion OF State Senator w. W
Sale. of Norfolk, the Virginia AntI-ss'
Io1n Leagues enabling act, the obi 'ct OF
which is the calling q stsle'wide prohi-
pitlon election 10 Virginia, is doomed to
defeat II introduced in the present ses.
sion OF the general assembly
One of the trucks of northbound
freight train on the S9u bern Railway
Jumped the track Friday morning at
Osseys, several miles below Lynchburg,
and ran for q mile on the ties. At the
McWans Pipe Foundry the dersiled
truck struck the switch Of spur track
and bounded back on the track. This Is
regarded as one OF the most unusual
freaks of the kind known In that secliop.
Rev. A. N. Perrymsu was installed as
astor OF the Ostoctin Presbyterian
Church, at Waterford, by the following
commission of the Chesapeake Presoy.
terry: II. NJ. Mcffstt, Of LsesbuTg; r.
G.. Lee, of MARSHALL; aud Messrs, 3.
F. Simpson, Of Pssoniau Springs and
J. T. MeGaVsck, of Waterford. Rev.
J. Z. Sewer, Of Alexsndris, was pre-.
vented from being prssent By reason OF
illness.
After the inauguration of Gov. Mann
tomorrow, Gov. snd Mrs. Swanson will
leave that afternoon or WedDes'
day morning for Washington, where
they will spend few days. Then
they viii! start for trip to the Pacific
coast, to be absent from Virginia for
sesersl weeks. They will Witt pun
Der OF places, aud will take a long
rest at one OF the resorts along the
southern California COST. When they
return to Vlrginis they will go to their
country home at Chatham, where the
governor will take up his Law practice
and farming, but he will keep an eye
on the political situation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31

The Regal Shoe for men 10 Gil the
new lssls can be bad OF John A. Mar
shall 4 Bfo., 422 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31

NIOTICE-Tbe annual meeting Of the stock:
~ holders Of the FIDELITY STORAGE
CORPORATION will be held at the Office Of
the ecmpsnv, 2l2 King street, AleIandris,
Va on 1UEiDAY, the 10Th day Of Feb
ruarv. at four o'clock 2 N. At this meeting
The officers and directors Of said corporation
for the ensuing year will he elected proDo.
sition 10 increase the size Of the warehouse Of
the corporation, to provide funds for building
the zane, borrowing money and Issuing add
tiousl stock will be decided, and all other
matters which may be properly transacted ~
the stockhcl lers at the said meeting will be
considered JAMES l., kAkklCk,
II. r. KARRICK, President.
Secretary. jan3l I'd