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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-15
TEMPORARY JURY SECURED.

Kansas City, April IA temporary
jury was obtained in the Hyde muir
der trial this afternoon. The names
of the final jurymen will be announced
tomorrow No witnesses will be heard
until Monday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-15
MISSISSIPPI SENATE
FAILS TO IMPEACH Bill LBO
Rejects Resolution to Expel
Him, By the Vote of
% to Is.

VOTE WAS STRICTLY ALONG
PARTISAN LINES, THE VARDA-
MAN ADHERENTS VOTING TO
SUSTAIN BILBo-THE RESoLU.
TIoN, INTRODUCED BY sENA.
TOR LEFTWIcH, WAS VOTED
ON AFTER AN EXTENDED AF-
TERNooN SESSION.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-15

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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
Books Led to Murder.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Is the
latest author to come under the bar
OF the book censors. 1t is reported
that, owing 10 a murder committed re-
Gently by two Swiss farm hands. who
nearly exterminated the whole farm
household. It has been decided by the
Swiss railway authorities, as a begin.
ming. that no literature OF a tragic sort
especially OF that kind dealing with
detective stories. shall be Oil public
sale. Among others. Sir Arthur Conan
Doyie's sherlock Holmes" books are
OF the Swiss index. and cannot hence
forth be bought at Swiss railway sta
lions. The farm lads declared that
they we're led to commit their crime
through having read fascinating
stories OF how murders were com
mitted.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
His Perfect English.

"Did you ever notice anything pc
culiar In Prot, VS. ~speech?' In
CURED a friend of the professors.
why. no. ] don't think | did"
"Well. he would never be guilty Of
saying what you said Just now"
"He Wouldn't What did | say?"
you said. 1 don't think did"
rs there anything out of the way
about that?"
Yes. you didn't say what you
mean at all. You didn't mean that
you didn't think. but that you thought
you didn't. Prof. W Is so careful
that he says exactly what he means
and nothing else. You do not mean
that you do not think. when you say
that. but that you do think that such
and such is not. Nearly everybody
does that. &C IL sounds queer when
people speak as the professor does.
and say. I think | DON'T instead OF
! don't think ! do. as the average In
diyidual would say, Another OF the
professors idiosyncrasles is to say,
TIL not, where you or | would say. \
won't. All those little ways sound
queer, but they're absolutely correct
and irreproachabla. The professor
uses more perfect English than any
one else ! know"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
A Unitarian,

Old Mr.. Close, who Is the wealthiesr
man In Chatyille. has a rooted objec
ton to all unnecessary expenditures
and even the necessary cnes are 80.
we're trials. He had saved he drug.
gtst's bill for months, and when
finally he plucked up sufficient resolu.
ton 90 pay II his creditor was 40
pleased that he celebrated the event
by inviting Mr., Close TO drink with
him~-at his soda fountain.
oh. no.. | guess not" said Mr.,
Close.
Yes. do" urged the druggist. and
thouEhtfully added. the drinks are n
me, understand II won't cost y, a
cent"
"um said MIR Close, "How much
IS soda water u flasa9"
"tfvs cents said the druggist
Five cents" repeated Mr. Close
SLOWLY. We'll. | think "a rather have
something useful Ty1 O what-you
cnu give NE a lotrlc OF TAX
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
Empress Fortune Small.

The prince regent Is reported to
have told the members OF the govern.
ment that lately the people have been
asserting that the late empress grand
dowager has left an enormous amount
OF money. They express a desire that
1t be appropriated to the use Of the
country and ven the ministers have
memorialized the throne to that effect.
but as a matter Of fact her majesty
has not left very much. It Is not SUN.
Gent to effect any Of the reforms. He
intends to beg the empress dowager
to have the exact smount published
In the Official Gazette SO as to dis.
pei the doubts of the public and to
devote II to the re%organfzat ton OF the
navy when the naval commissioners
return to Picking. Shanghai Times.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

ne kfnderenrtsn teacher h . cor
tain sunday school. who II also . pun
nc school teacher well on In years
announced to her class Of little ones
that a. she was very tired and much
IN need of rest she would not teacn
them during the summer.
The chiidrcn's sympathies were
aroused and they collected in the
class a sur Of money to buy their
teacher a gift.
One evening the mother of the boy
who was the leading spirit In the
movement asked:
what are you going to buy for
your teacher?"
I'm not quite sure" replied the
small boy. but we saw something In
the florists window today that Va
thought she'd like. II ri a pillow.
all made Of white flowers. and right
in the middle in purple flowers 1t said
At Rest"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

Oar happiness mainly dspsaAs a
the freedom that widens With ever
good dsed and contracts beneath acts
Of cvii Not msta phorically. but litsr
ALL doss Marcus Aurslius free him,
cell each time h. Discovers . new
srutl In indulgence, each time that he
pardons. each tirie he rsnects. Gtill
less Of metaphor II It to declare that
Macbeth snchains himself anew with
every fresh crime. And n this BE- true
Of the great crimes OF kings and the
virt,es Of heroes, II II no loss true Of
the humblest faults and most hideous
virtues OF ordinary life. Many ! youth
sul Marcus Aurelius h sti;l about u.s.;
many . Macbeth who never stirs from
ais room.-MastsSiinck
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
MADE 4 1000 IMPRESSION
UWssrssWssely sOstt~ was res gaoes
- Make osvs Army osroseN
Wsusd Aecept hin.

-Bnl" val one Of those fellows who
siways tries to do things right. He
lost his position recently. and. being
unable to secnre another, decided 70
Join the regular army He applied -
the local recruiting station. Nov
"nfl" was = COOL looking specimen Of
panhood anil the army ofncer began
lin examination With pleasure.
Heart, lungs. hearing. sight and
nerve we're found In the best Of con.
ditfon. but one test remained before
hs could become . regular.
Take Oh your Shoes" commanded
- oalcsr.
Bin did 20.
Nov vet your feet In that bucket"
~ vas further instructed.
"BGl" did ~ he was told.
the army MAJ
"Btli" knew NON the actions 1t the
army cMee: .Aat hs had made . good
mark and wanted to increase his aver.
age. He started ACROSS the door.
bringing every inch Of his weight "a
bear at YER step. He looked back
Yes. he vas doing fine. He could
plainly SEQ the whole imprint Of his
feet each step he had taken. He was
h%appy--and the task was finished.
Don't wan you. You're f~at-footed."
said the army man.
What do you think OF that?" ~
iected Bill as he made his way 10
the street.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
Weak Weary Women.
Learn the Cause OF Daily Woes and
End Them.

End Them.
Mhen the back aches and throb.
When housewcrk liz torture.
when night brings no rest no,
sleep. NV
nhen urinary disorders set In
Women's lot Is a weary one
Ihere Is a way 10 eseape these
woes ~
Doans Kidney Pills cure such ills
lave cured women here In Am
eriean Falls.
b Is one American Falls wo-
mans testimany.
Mrs w L. Warner. Old Town.
american alls, Idaho. say Deans
Kidney Pills are the only remedy
that ever helped TIE. when they
were first brought TO my attention
! was 10 bad shape. There seemed
10 be 10 end 10 the back ache and
my bladder was badly inflamed
The benefit DonH's Kidney Pills
brought convinced me % their merit
and Since then } have always kept
q supply Ia the house"
For sale by an dealers. price so
cents. Foatef-Alihafn Go Buffalo.
New York, sole agents Tor tho INT
ted States
Remember tbs name Doan'e-
and take 40 other.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
The Picnic Ace Limit.

When q mans or q woman's bones
crack like castanets when they sit
down on the ground to a picnic lunch
that b one signal that they are entire
" too old to attend picnics.-Atchison
Globe.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
Great Special Holiday Sale
Beginning Saturday Morning
December II, and Ends Sat-
urdqy Night, December "a.

MWe haze decided that before
NChnstmas, when every merchant
is naturally expecting his highest
profits, is the best time to reduce
stock. We prefer now, when busi-
ness is actiue, to later when it is moi.
If lou prices are any inducement,
this result wM be accomplished, and
right now, when you most need win-
ter goods; right now, in the face of
Christmas, when gift buying is a ne
cessity and while stocks are complete,
we offer this peerless opportunity of
saving you money. Every line of
goods in the store wM haze its special
bargain inducements. When one
bargain is closed out we wiN create
another. This includes aH---
Dry Goods, Mems Fur
nishings, Shoes, Groer-
les and Holiday Goods.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

Telephones have become 20 com.
mon nowadays that four women n
our neighborhood yesterday zero -.
tually startled when they saw I man
running for . doctor.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
eortune-reuIno Fakes.

The face IL a better index to char.
acter than the palm Of the hand. The
fortune-teller is usually a shrewd tell
or of tales gifted with natural insight
OF human nature.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

MsrsIy . Question Of Comfort
Now. doctor" complained q bibu-
lous patient. my great trouble IL els-
phants-pink mes. Not that I object
to elephants. you understand. like
them-but they do crowd ono so"-
Success Magazine.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
work oIgss caafsoe.

The oaiy strlap fopie ags shoss
vho ~ofk. atvi & Is oaly work thai
Eft ~ courage snd s4ith
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

Words Of . Sage.
Better a blush In the face than q
blot In the heart.-Cervantes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isssc Eichberg have
gone to Atlantic City to spend ie"
weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. B. smoot are at 1t
lsntic OtJ.
Mr.. J. A. Henderson, formerly OF
this city, but nov living In New YORK
paid visit u his mother, Mrs. lnois
Henderson, last week.
Miss Mary Pullmau and Mr.. 'Regi-
maid K. Osrksop, both Of Alexandra,
were married 10 Rockville, Nd, yester'
day by Rev. S. r. White, OF the Bapts
church.
Mr.. George Z Hill aud Miss France
Smart OF AlexsndrIs, who have beef
visiting Mrs. W. W. Moss, have re
tanned home. + Charlottesville Progress
The snrual meeting OF the Mary sn'
conference of tas Methodist Protsstan
Church will begin tonight at B'oadwa;
Ohu,cb, B ltImore. Rev. Dr. J. NJ
Sherrsn, presideut OF the conierenc
viii preside. The sessions will last on
week, II understood that Rev. J. NJ
Holmes will not reiurn to the ehnren
this city.
Mrs. John Hooe and Miss HATH
Dou ylss, OF Alexandra, we're anon
those who attended The Warrenton rsct
| last Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
CONTRACTORS AND OARPEN-
TIERS.

There is virtually nothing new to uota
In the conditions now existing between
the contractors and the journeymen esr.
peuters OF this city, Men are It'll at
work under former contract wages, but
they say when present jobs shall have
been completed the employers will grant
the increased pay which has been re-
GU ssted. Contractors, on the other hand,
are 10th to admit that any increase 10
wages will be granted and urgs certain
reasons why such course is improbable
under present conditions, especially dur
ing the scarcity Of building operations In
Alexandra. Bat few carpenters are en-
pIoyed at present.
There vas q meeting OF the Alexsn-
dria Trades Council last night, Tut those
who attended say the issue between the
contractors and carpenters was not men
toned.
Several iourneymen have gone 10 wofi
on their own sccord. They say they csE
ptt sll the job work they desire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
NOTABLE MEETING.

Tonight at the Second Presby terian
Church the third annual session Of tbs
Chesapeake Presbyterisl Uoion oil
Ladies' Home and Foreign Mission
Socitties will convene with q consecra'
ton servics. The service will be 10
chsrge Of the psstor, Rev. j. r. Sewer.
Rev. James II. Taylor, Of Washington,
will prescbs'he sermon, and Rev. d. W.
Pratt Of Washington, will assist In tie
communion.
Wednesday morning the meetings
will begin at 9:45 for business session.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Susan Smoot
Will tender reception to the DELIGHTS
and members OF the local societies at her
home on sonth Assph street. At 8;l6
o. m. Rsv. Homer Mcmillan, associate
secretary OF home missions, OF Atlanta,
Ca, will spesk.
Thursday morning will be devoted
to business, aud Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Bear will talk on mission work 10 China.
At S.l5 THURSDAY evening Dr. Wood
bridge will lecture on the work 10 foreigr
lands. Ga this evening Professor Gebest
the famous orgauist, Of Washington, vii
give q short recital before the service.
Del9gtt,s from all OF the Presbyterian
churches In the northeastern part OF th'
state and the district will be here, ant
will be enteIt ,Iued by the ladies OF th'
PRESBYTERIAN Church, A large numbt
of Washington ladies will attend esol
day.
The morning and afternoon meeting
are opsu to ladIes, and the evening meet
ings are open 10 the public. A cordis
invitation Is extended to hear thes
net ID speakers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
POLICE COURT.

rTus,Ics Il. B. Cation presidlng1
The following cases we're disposed OF
TO meD, charged WITH obstructing
.t,set corner, were dismissed.
8 E Simpson, charged with defacing
q car Of the Washington, Alexandra
and Mount Vernon Riilwsy Company,
had his case continued.
A you " map, charged with obtaining
mooey under false pretenses, WAS dis
missed.
Robert Hicks, colored, charged with
ssssuItiug Emma Williams, also colOred,
was fiued So.
Louis Stuart, Anna Alexander and
Mamie Lawrence, all colored, charged
with drunken ard disorderly conduct
we're fned s. each.
Two young men, charged with run
niuV mot )rcycles at en- unlawful speed
we're disml.ssd, 1t being shown that they
were complying with law.
Irene MeDormoit, charged With az
sauIting Walter Hayes vita a vase hst
her case continued. The assault Is al
legged to have occurred last Friday night
Tbs victim failed to appear till
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
nEEIOERS INSTALLED.

The newly elected officers of Alexan-
dris Lodge, No. 1853, of Elks, were H.
stalled at the meeting last night by Pss'
Existed Ruler Jacob Brill. Tnere wa'
a large attendance and social session
was held st the close OF the meeting al
ghich az lntt r sting programme OF ex'
ercises was rendered and refreshments
served. FOlloWing are the olhcef.'
H)werd W. Smith, existed ruler; ID iIri
B. Quinn, esteemed lsetnring knigt t
e. S. Barnett, esteemed loyal knight
James W. B lies, esteemed iecturloG
kniSht; Thomas d DoEDey. tiIer; wal
t,r NJ. DonaelIy, secretary; d. f. BOBBY
treasuur; Thomas OhsuaceY, trustee
Several appoiutIve officers will be az
noupced at the next meeting by the new
exalted ruler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
4 NOCTURNAL ROW.

Atl:45 O'Clock this morning four nc
g.oes 1.-TWO men sud two womeD) ell ap-
psreptY dunk, appeared at the south.
cas-, corner of Wolfe and Pit streets sud
engaged 10 a general row. Officers b III
and Sampson suddenly appeared on The
scsue when one OF the party { msn) seu'
The officers tlok the others 10 custody
Thew gave their names as Louis Stuart
Annie Alexandtr aud Mamie Lawreuce
They we're brought before the Police
Cont this morning when the evidence
showed that the man who escaped struc'
the Alexander woman. Justice Gator
6aed the prisoners So each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
JOoAJ, BREVITIES.

The oysters season Is drawing TO an
end and most OF the oyster houses have
closed. The restaurants however are
stlIl KEEP! we'll supplied With blvalvs'.
The regular review Of the Alexandria
Hive of the L. o. T. M, will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 1880
o'clock. A foil attendance Is desired.
The steamer WilhelmlIa has sailed
from Norfolk for Port Tsmps, Fla, Tor q
cargo of phosphate rock for the Alex"
audria Fertilizer and Chemical oom-
pany.
Mr.. NJ. R. O'sullIvsn reports that
sixteen Ioavts of bread we're stolen from
box In front OF his store, northeast
corner of Fraoklin and Patrick streets,
at sn esrly hour yesterday morning.
M. James B. Fitzgerald bss sold to
Mr.. Herbert S. Fairfax house and lot
on the ess. side of Psttlck street, be-
tween Prince aud Duke streets.
Fish are becoming more pientlIul ana
nrices are somewhft lower. The hnest
varieties Of roe shad sold at 60 cents
each this morning and lu:k at 2oaSo'
There is but little doing at Fishtown.
The arrest this afternoon by Othcer
Bell OF q dru 1ken colorsd woman caused
some excitement on King street. The
woman was transported TO the STALLION
house In a wagon.
"When you're in Rome do as the Romans
do is an old saying. The new one says;
when Teddy's in Rome DO as leddy aoes.
When T, R. is at home imost everybody iol'
| lows in his footsteps because he invariably
comes 10 the Auth Stand and the Auth Mar
| ket for those irresistibly delicious Auth
sausaees. Hams, Cooked Meats and other
dslertsble Food Products that have msde
both onr places famous. Teddy uses initiati ve
1Wbsteyer that is Why don't you? Sylvan
RIondheim. The Auth Stand and The Auth
Market.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES,
the finest that grow for eating, CSC bu.; hes
Eloin Creamery Butter, in pound prints, 81
nonnd Fresh Eggs, 25c per dozen; Iancl
9anan Rice. SC pound; 8 pounds best Evap
GRATED Peaches. 25c; lbs. best Large Prunes
9sc. Fanov New York State EvaporateC
I Innlss. I0c h.: cans Pink Alaska Salmon
o5c. cans best Fish Roe, 25c; lbs. Bts
I,snndry Starch, 25c; 7 cakes Star Soap, 26c
cakes Circus Soap. 25c large oottie Man
J moth Queen Olives, regular price 3oci on
price zoe. WIN. P. WooLs q Son, Koya
aud Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
OPERA HOUSE.

"ExcslIent" was the unanimous We
dict of those who attended tire opening
of the Opera House lat night. No
only was the performance given one o.
exceptional merit. but The brilliantly
lighted auditorium, the handsome new
scsuery and the many ether improve
mebt, nctlcable, amply sustained the
promise Of the new owners to give Alex
andha an up-to- dsts play house. with a
vaudeville performance OF quality. Inc
strict order msiptsined WAS noticeable,
q t cable Sc we're many other details
which have been sadly needed. Two
complete performance will be given
nightly, beginning at 1880 and 3 3. m.
consisting Of two vaudeville acts and
new moving pictures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES.
COMMUNICATED.
WANTED-A BUSINESS MANAGEh
FOR ALEXANDRIA Oily.

At the meeting o! the Cameron Club
held on Saturday, evening, as reported In
the Gszslt, Of yesterday, the conduit OF
the Oity Fathers was observed aud dis
tu sed generally BY the clubs visitors.
Mr.. Brockett, member Of Civic I'm.
proyement League, is not we'll pleased
with how the city's affairs are being
msu AGED, and be 1t tied tltt he's opposed
to the CITY Oou uci aud is dlsgusted With
how things are msnsged In the city, 50
much 30 that his health 10 becoming I'm
haired and he Is uncertain whether he will
be able to meet the city fathers at the
grand rally to be held under the auspices
Of the Civic Improvement League. Why
DOT abolish the 0itJ Council and turn over
the sffsirs OF the city to the Civic Improv
ment L.asus9 Designate Mr.. Brocket'
the cily's business msnsger and allow hiu
the power to appoint the lady member
OF The Cameron Club and Civic lmproy
ment Lssgue ssuiIary police cficers Will
badges, batona and powers to make ar
re,t; also give them representation OF
the City School BsId,
| SAT SIZED CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

A largely attended meeting Of r. E.
Lee Oamp, Confederate Veterans, wss
held 1t heir building les. night, Com
msndei Smoot presiding.
The executive commi tie made foil
report OF their work for the year. lhs
sointsnPs and trsssu,ei's reports were
also rad.
The committee appointed ct previous
me. ting to prepare resolutions on Inc
death OF their late comrsde, Koseiu ko
Kemper, repoit:d, and the resolutions
were ordered to be spread on the minutes
Of the camp, and copy sent to the
family Of the deceased.
The s5jatant was directed 10 Thank
DR.. E. J. Lee, OF Philadelphia, for two
volumes of the "Snuthern Historical
Papers," the "Life OF Davis aud Jack
son;' ''Tbe Gall OF thu South" lsnd
memorial volume.
Oomrsde u mmermsn read state
mert 10 reference to the record on the
tablet 10 the Confederate dead In Christ
Church yard In the cases OF James Au-
eustine and james Cox, that these two
Confederate soldiers were caught st the
house of q Mr.. Rei6, near Burke's
station, on the night OF February IL,
1865. and murdered by detscumsnt Of
| United States cavalry. Mr.. thinner
man had obtained q lurlough and with q
member of Company D (Fairfax Riha),
a Mr.. John Sutherland, WAS at the house
of Mr.. Isaac Hall, near the above station,
bat staying 10 the pines mos! OF the time
to escape cap ute. Late on the night OF
February II a lady came out aud told
them Of the killing OF the men by de-
tschment OF soldiers. Near IL O'Clock
Mr.. Landon beavers, an old man and
neighbor OF Mr.. Hall, came over almost
br,staless and told them of the shoot
ing and the pressing Of John Bsrker'S
wsgon to carry the bodies to toWn-ss
they we're about to leave. Fndipg one oil
the soldiers not dead, they shot him
through the head; they also told the
Reds IL they had time they would 90
for the ether two, who they knew were
| 10 the peighborhood, meaning Sutherland
4
and Zimmerman.
TIE annual report OF the condit'on OF
the Soldiers' Home, a. Richmond, was
read by the commander, 1t being full
and comprehensive report Of that insti-
tuition since its beginning.
The commander made bis annual re-
port oil the working OF the camp for The
pas. year, showing it to be 10 good and
healthy condition.
The annual election OF officers was
held with the following result
Commander, W. A. Smoot; first lieu
tenant commander, jos. W. Hammond;
second lieutenant commander, Jesss
Murray; third lieutenant commander,
Jno. HoofI; adjutsnt, Obas. s. Taylor
qusrtermsster, Z. M. Latham; financial
secretary and treasurer, E: O. Grshsmi
officer Of the Gay, u. ~. t.-. %--,
chaplain, ]. P. Woodey; vidette, Jno.
r. Jasper; executive commit ee, Edga'
Warfeld, g. VIM. Ramsay and Z. j.
Davidson.
The commander was empowered Il
procure 40 orator for Memorial Day
May "a, and the adjutant entrusted
with the arrangements for the choir on
that occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-05
THE MISSION AT ST. MARY'S
CHURCH.

Last night 81. MsFy's Church was
crowded with an attentive audience.
Vsritu, interesting questions taken
from tbs QUESTION box placed 10 tns
church vsstibule we're clearly answered
py the Rev. Thomas Waters.
Tns mission sermon was preached BY
Rev Father Doyle, @. 8. p, the rub
ice, being the nature Of mortal ain. Thi
Iarre congregation was seusioly moved
by the imprisoned and ELOQUENT orator
who Was listened 10 with rspt attention.
Father Hanley, @. s. P, will preach
tonight and the services will cOnllnus a.
already published. Crest runbera AZ
present at the morning services st 6:9O
$3.50 and eight o'clock. All are cordially
invited.