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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Great Western Races

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 14-Fiye races were on
the card Of the second days running of the
Great Western circuit at the Wisconsin state
fair.
The feature of the day, the 2:15 trot went to
Lewis Forest taking second money, with yestai
third Summary:
2:15 trot purse 81. .0G0-Henry H won Lewis
Forest second. vestal third. Best time, 2:09lb.
2:30 trot. purse 81. 000-The Angelus won Cas-
tie Dome second, Monarch third. Best time PIP
Two year old pace, purse $500-Laura Patch
won, Princess Patch second, Anna Oakley third
Best time, los 3-5.
2:Io pace purse 81, 1,000-Knight of stratb
more won. Auctioneer second, Fly by Night third
Best time, 2:06%.
2:17 trot purse 81, 600 Howard won. Wilnam
second. LaFrame third. Best time 2:15H.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
AUTO DEALERS
Band together
Members of the Oakland Trade
Form an Association for
Trade
By r. r. L'HOMMEDIEU

The automobile dealers of Oakland
have formed a trade association. r.
II. Morris has been made permanent
chairman and S. Melver secretary.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening, when the dealers will
effect permanent organization by the
adoption of a constitution and bylaws.
Among the dealers who have Joined the
association are: Lane Steamer COM
pany. oakland Hup Motor company.
Warren Detroit, Osen & Hunter,
Studebaker company, Pioneer Automo-
bile company. Central Manufacturing
company, Locomobile company, Reese
& Lawrence, Oakland Carriage and
Implement company. McDougal Man
ufacturing company, F. r. Fatjo,
Western Electric Vehicle company and
Bay Cities Electric company.
Fl r., PeIton coast manager of th,
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Salem Races

SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 14.-Rsce results:
30 pace 3 yesr olds Valley purse $500
1.izzSfDinon won. Waveriy second, Night Spook
thir6N Best time 2;l5A.
2 2.OSN pace, purse S5.OOO-Allerdaw won. So
laao Boy second, Happy Dentist third Best
time 2.07 Judge Dillard. Posephine, Conoueror
Rsv o. Light. Lord Jovelace. George Woodward
General Hurfis slso started.
2:3O rrot. purse S5oo-HOney Boy won. Sweet
adeua second. Nelma third Best time
1.lsls Ora May. Clambake. also started
Six furionrs running. Elite stake, $3.50
Farher Downing won, Zelins second, st. Sal
Tsnia third Time, l:l4 Hector. Thrrbet
also ran
Three furlongs purse S75-Eel sgon Roxy sec
md Captain Billy third. Time. 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
High School Teams to
Play at Stanford

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept IA
Two high school Rugby games will be
played on Stanford field next Saturday
morning. In the first contest the teams
from Palo Alto high school and Lowell
high school will clash. The second
game will be between the teams of the
Oakland high school and the Manza-
nita preparatory school. Don Mitchell
a younger brother of Stan and Now
Mitchell, the famous Stanford athletes,
will be seen in action with the Man
zanita players. 1t is reported that the
lad is living up to the family reputa-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
CRACK MINES TO PLAY

REDWOOD CITY, sSept. 14.-The
speedy Morning Glories of Redwood
City will line up against the Hupmo-
biles of San Francisco on the local dia-
mond Sunday. The visitors have won
nine straight games and the locals ex-
pect to have a hard time to come out
on the long end. Osorio and Curry will
be the battery for the locals.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Mrs. Anderson Defeated
in Golf Tournament

CHICAGO, Sept 14-Mrs. W. France
Anderson of Hinsdale, title holder in
1908. was defeated in the first match
round of the women's western golf as
sociation championship tournament at
the Skokie club today by Mrs. Harvey
l. Pound of Skokie, 3 and 1. All the
visiting players were put out in today's
round, leaving only Chicagoans to bat
tie for the title. Miss Catherine Moul-
ton of Minneapolis was beaten by Mrs.
E. T. Perkins of Glenview, a former
champion of southern California, 1 up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
ANACONDA SELECTIONS

First race-caesar, Gertrude G, Fly
ing.
Second race - Madeline Musgrave,
McyaIIy, Louise II.
Third race-0cesn Shore, Cabin,
Thomas Calhoun.
Fourth race-BaIronfa, Jim Basey.
Beau Man.
Fifth race Billy Mayham, He
Knows. Aunt Polly.
sixth race-Sona. Jack O'Lantern,
CselicO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Sp0Gliglhts
On Sports

GREAT YARMOUTH Eng, Sept. 14-H. p.
Whitney's links gelding won the Hastings MIR.
sery handicap Of 100 sovereigns, for 2 year olds
distance five furlcngs. straight run, here todar y
Investigation was second and Fanager third.
There were nine starters.
CHANTILLY, France, Sept. 14.-W 4. Van
derbilt's Bats Delight finished second in the
Prix yemout, for 5000, distance one and a
half miles, run here today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Champion Basket Ball
Team Reorganized
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, Sept. 1.-THE all star
Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team, winner of
the state championship, feorganized
last night and elected Dr. J. c. Rule
manager, and Will Inglis captain.
Inglis and Fred Broderick were each
nominated for captain and tie vote
resulted. They drew lots, Inglis win
ming.
The team will practice from $50
p. m. to 1880 p. m. on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Thursdays. The lineup:
Will Inglis and Chester Conklin, for
wards; Fred Broderick. center; r. Mus
ser and c. Reyner, guards.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Anaconda Results

won the feature race today in the most sensa-
tional finish Of the meeting. She moved into
the lead on the turn. but was challenged in the
stretch by Edwin 7. Fryer. The latter had his
head in front so yards from the wire,- but Har-
him in the last stride. Three favorites won
today. Results:
FIRST RAcE-Five furIongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-2-Tern's Trick, loe Lcanahsn) ........ /
I2-1-El Perfecto 107 CLindhorst) .... 2
ls,Smaettio 4Sn,a e; lee Fischer & ~. 8
Miss Hattie. Regina Aryi. Little Elva, also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs selling:
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
7-2-Cool. lO5 (callshan) )...................
4-l-New Capital lo7 (w. Cotton) -. 3
Time. 1:15. VIII Morris. May Pink, Buda-
pest, Sake. Lillian Ray, also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs,
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
l-1-Lord Of the Forest. 11o (Fischer) ........ /
e-1-Roy Junior. ll2 tF Kelly )........s 8
Time, 1907 As. Marian Casey. Metropolitan
Beatrice SouIe also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and 30 yards Deer
Lodge handicap:
odds. Horse. Weight. and Jockey Fin.
2-I-Hsrlem Maid. los tw; Cotton .........
T-2-Queen Lead, 95 (Callahan) ......... 3
. Time. i:44 As. Miles. Rosevsle. Sir John,
FIFTH RACE-one mile. selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
21-Ramon Corona, 90 Rooney ........... 1
li5-Chsrlie Doherty. no (Coburn) ...... 2
Time, l:41 as. Treasure Seeker Mike Jor-
dan, Dave Weber, Hammeraway, Coonskin, also
SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs. selling:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
4-i-Phillistins, l0S (Coburn) n).........
l6-5-Lee Harrison ii. Ill (Corey) ....... 2
Time. 1:1e. Sir Angus. Camera, Tillinghast.
Joe Stokes, also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Overland Wins /
in Mail Test !

and the Quaker City motor club. Each
day the cars made the first delivery of
mail to Bustleton and Torresdale, near
ject of the test was to demonstrate
that the mail could be carried more
rapidly and reliably. as we'll as more
economically, by this modern method
than by the old time buggy delivery
of mails
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

The seventh game of the series will
be played next Friday between Phi
Gamma Delta and Chi Phi.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
COthran Now
With Fisk Co.

well, who becomes vice president and
general manager of the Hudson motor
car company. Cothran lis we'll known
to the tire trade, having been affiliated
with the Diamond and Goodrich COM
panies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

Hugo Muller of the Hugo Muller
auto company, gents for the Moline
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

A cash dividend of 100 per cent on
100000 worth of stock was declared
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

The Overland was victorious in the
United States mail motor car efficiency
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Ford Company
Pays Dividend

the Ford motor company of Detroit,
and was organized six years ago under
Canadian laws. A plant was built in
Canada catering to the trade in the
dominion, which has been most success
full. Henry Ford holds about a third
of the stock and draws as his share of
the dividend nearly $4,000.
The Fisk rubber company announces
that Jay B. Cothran has been selected
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Auto Builder
in New Field

nently adapted for the manufacture Of
small cutlery, being more lasting than
steel and not affected by fruit acids.
Haynes has erected a factory at Koko-
mo for the manufacture of cutlery
from the new alloy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Colonel Roosevelt mailing speaking Council Bluffs in Michel car

quarter mile cinder track will be COW
cred with concrete Is feet wide. In ad-
dition to this a new testing building
60x125 feet will be erected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Stewart and Clark ma
Pelton Returns
From the East

Pelton is enthusiastic over conditions
factory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

ElWood Haynes,
Ha ynes automobile
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

concrete testing track at its plant in
East Moline. Ill. The present oval
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

| Moline Factory
Has Test Track
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

as mana ger OF the
New York branch,
to fill the vacancy
left by the resigna-
tion of E. H. Broad
tion of F.. III. Broad
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

ItSI " IIIIII LUV =
place under the
joint direction of
the Philadelphia
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

H l. PeIton. coast manager of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

president of the
company of Koko-
mo, Ind. has in
vented a new alloy
o f c o b a ! t a n d
chromium, which
is said to be emf
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

Ford automobile
company of Canada.
The latter concern
is a subsidiary of
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

COM
pany, makers of
the Stewart speed
ometer, has just
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

.Apnrcntice allowsnce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
THE GOVERNORS LNAUGURA
TON.

Judge William Fl dyes Mann, OF Not
tsway, will be insugu lated governor OF
Virginia st noon tomorrow to s.rve
term of four Year,. III Ia abont sixty
five years old, and for tbs last twenty
years has been C prominent factor In the
politics OF the Stale. He has been a
member of the senate Tor the last ter
years, resiguirg whan hs received the
nomination for governor.
The arrangements for tbs insul ura'
tioa ara OF The simplest kind. There is
to be no parade, DO chow and 10 os-
tentston. Judge Marn wilI reach The
city this afternoon and hss been invited
by Governor SRanson to be his guest
till Tussday morning With Eis wife AND
sor. When the tine set Tor his intu u
ration arrives he will drive to the cspitol
spd With bis wife ard son will be usher.
ed into the ball of the houae OF delegates
whers the cath OF Office will be admins.
tered to other officers and then to The
governor. elect. Then be wiil make bic
Inaugural address snd retire to The Office
of the governor and teke up his dut!es.
Thtrs will be no other ceremony in Coz
ueciion With the Inauguration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
PERsOEAL.

Mr.. W. G. Baggett is confined 70 biz
home By sickness.
Captain William Davis, formerly oil
the STEAMER Tsoo!ou, will tzks charge o.
tie STEAMER Wsks 6eld on the Is. prozi'
mo.
MIR. and MtF. J. VOL! have juit re.
turned from NeH York aadPhilsdelphia.
While in New York lbey visited Mr.
VOLTS bEoiher, Rev. Nathan Wolf.
Hon. Chss.C. Cariin hss bsaa invited
to address the ii snassas Basinssa Mea's
League, which will bold barq1et on
Friday mex, February
Miss Ra!h Henderson, who has besn
spending q week with Misses Mamie
and Bessie Cbesley, of Fredericksburg,
resaraed bone Saturday.
Miss Blanche 5 snsbur7, who Ca;
been the guesI Of Miss Susie Yates 10
Fredericksburg, has returned to hef
home in lhis city.
Mr.. F. G. Aol5sugh hiss returned
from a pleasant trip 10 jacksonville,
Fla.
Mr.. Arthur Billing, of Frsnccnis,
b - returned 10 his home after pleasan'
visit to friends in S ,lisoury, lid.
MI. LeBis II. Mschen has been ap'
pointed a notary tpabllc bV Governor
SHapson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
DIED FROM HIS INJURY.

M. Oliver Stone, WAC was seriously
i~iired by the machinery at h. *.
Flsi5 & Ou's plsnirg mill on Saturday
AFTERNOON died ct !ha Alexandria Ii popl'
tai a! an esr!y hcur this morning. MIR.
s one never regaiaed consciousness alter
the accideDr. The deceased vas scout
GO yesrs cid. Hs ltages "ldo" ana
Eve child:en--tRu sons aud three daugh'
ke,s. Nj. Stous was qliet aud re-
apss,sd cit;zan, and his death ls re-
gretteti by all who knew him. The
circumstances in connection with his
fatal irja,y sye u ,knogp. When dis
covered By bis felIow- Hortman his head
wa, terribly Injured, ,h2 scalp having
been partly tosa of. It is supposed
that be was attacked BY vertigo and fell
against The fly wheel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
The counr,'s ,>rusperous Year.

Datroit, Mich jim. 81 That the
Uoi!ed States is facing prospert u and
u ,cesstul year, confident ia President
TaIt's integrity, is the prediction d J
of Col. Frederick K. Farasworib, secre'
tsty Of the American Bankers Assocla.
ton. who is here On visit
"Bsnks at the present TINA are not
bur5eutd With tu'plus of money" be
raid. That Is good indication, as ii
shows tba: money il having an o1Ilct In
large interests that are 10 splendid con.
dillon.
"Among fioanciers there is feelieg
of in plicit confidence In President Tai.
While be has made some statements re.
Gently rs TO his feeling about tia IS and
corporation interests there is bslief in
his integrity. Whatever he does will
be done 10 G way that wont hffect the
beat interests OF the country at large.
"Opposition to the postal banking
system is based on the belief that the
gove nmeat has no right 10 90 into the
banking business"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
KILLED BY a TRAIN.

Pen! 8 lvauia lain Nc. 9 struck and
killed Mrs. Roy Covert, aid fatally in
iursd her husband, at q crossing neal
LoldonVilIe, Ohio, yesterday. Proceed
ing farther, The train struck en- auto
mobile on the outskirt: OF Creslline, 8
few miles ssay, and killed j. Ii. Sig
Ter, aged 60, and Charles Echelberger,
a,ed 40 both OF Hayesyills. In The
automobile a'so was Onrtiss Dotrter, q
Mansfield. Doerrer'S shoulder was cfush'
ed, his leg broken, aad he received iats
Internal Injuries.
The young woman who was the htsl
to meet death 0G the Track Tss ca bel
~ay, with Cover, her husband, TO visit
a neighhor. She vas killed instantly.
Covert Wss picked up many yards away,
and does no, know Of bis Wife's d:atE.
The automobile came upon the tracks
fr1m the re,r of an esslbCund freight,
directly In ir)nt of the express. The
machine vas lifted high in The Dir.
When 1t fell, S'glsr AMI Echelbsf9ei
we're clu.het.
The Market.
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
fe.sel VI rocked,

Lisb9p, Jao, 3l.--The sailing vesse
Fortuna has been wrecked on The Az1reg
9ith lie loss OF ten OF her crew OF at.
!sep, according to messages reaching
here today. The Forums went down
Ia the storm that for two days has swept
the northern part of Portugal ADD the
ocean between here and the Azorcs.
The Ave who escaped from the yes
sails we're finally picked up after endur.
ing terrible suffering.
Communication with the northern
part o! Portugal is cut of. Many vii.
isgss are isolated and enormous loss 10
property and probably heavy death
list have been Inflicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
OPERA HOUSE,

The Guy Jebnson Stock Oompsn7 is
making decided plunge Into Inc higher
reasms OF true dramatic iu present.
ing the famous drSrns "Dr. lesyli sno
Mr.. hyde" which opens this evening
for o thres nights run. MIR. w. r.
Maliu, who plays tie character part,
hss made special study of this dus!
role sr3 us2s TIE ssms version "a played
by the lsts Richard Mansfield with phe'
non, SUCCESS. Elaborate prepsra'
tons have baea msia for this prodic'
zion, which promises to be a record
maker ia pant OF a.tendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
SURPRISE Parry.

Mr.. and Mr.. J Wolf we're given a
su,nrise psrty st their homo, as: even
ing, ia hcoor CT the thirteenth anniver-
aafy Of their marriage, Eb.ch was a
p,sssaut stair Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. D,eifns, o: PhiiGaelphis; Mr..
aud MIS-. A, keIz, Mr.. snd Mr.. r.
B,uenfeld, Mr.. and Ma. e We'll. NJ.
snd MIS-, NJ. Jsffa, 81. and Mrs II Block
ano' Mr.. ar;: Mira. a, Dreiius; Missea
a aud q. Garz5srger, Sarah Ruben,
.Jssuis B;o::dheim, MIS-. Ohss. Bend
haim NJ, af. Klein aud Mr.. iona
B,rpbeimer. Ttose assisting at the table
were Misssa Ida Rose, Minnie We'll,
Mianie Jaae, Carrie B,sreesmef anu
III liza Wolf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
LOCAL, BREVITIES.

Mr.. Howard II ansbrough, resident
of S.. Elmo, Alexandria county, died
last night. The deceased Vas So yeasS
old.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF tie w. N. Dorsett Shoe Conn., any
vas held at 2l2 King street In this city
today for The election Of directors.
During the month the clerk of the
Corporation Court recorded 81 deeds
and issued Sc marriage licsrses-3l to
white aud to colored persons.
The regular monthly meeting OF Msry
Oustis Lee Chapter, U, D. O., will be
held In the Confederate Veterans build
leg tomorrow afternoon TT o'clock.
The services ia tbs Secoud Pr5sbyte-
risn Church yesterday vera conducted
BY Rev. 7. W. Hooper, OF Culpepsr,
Rev. Joseph R. Sewer, the pastor, beirg
coB fined to his home by sickness.
The regular monthly meeting CT The
Woman's Auxiliary to r. E. Lse Damp
~ill be held tom 1rtSw evening at 1880
o. clock in Confederate Veterans, Bald.
Ing.
Mr. Csrlin has introduced bills in the
n 7use OF Representatives for the relief
Of the estate Of Rachel Dyer, deceased
aad for the relief Of the estate of Autonis
8 I>S. deceased.
Samuel Oils was arrested today By
Oficer X night charged With Withholding
SIS belonging to CHARLES Speiss. Il 10
alleged that epeiss gave Otis the money
With which 10 pay CT SONS woEkmen,
which he failed to do.
Mr.. P. Ii. Bristow, of Calvary Bsp'
tiss Church, Washington, will address
public meeting under tie auspices
of the Sunday School Association Of
Alexandra at the Young Peoples
building, mex! Sunday evening at three
O'Clock.
Why rot look on all sides of question
This talk about the price of beef being the
direct fault of the retsiler is about rs one.
sided en- answer to an ell.sidsd question as we
have ever experienced. Now just listen to
our sds of it (the retalers): Statistics show
US there is more beef in this country.now than
ever be fore. The best OF it re never get BE-
cause its shipped to Europe. There's gu i'm
port tex on beef bul no export tag. This
looks to US like acase o. all going out and
nothing coming in. And We, the poor con-
sumner snG the poor retailer, are the cues who
pay the fidlers. ie. the big men who make
the laws and own the beef. Take the tariff of
the meat coming in and put 1t on the NEST 60
| ing out and all our meat troubles will he
ssttled. But will it ever happen: Well,
hardly ever Sylvan Blonaheim, The Auth
Stand, and The Auth Market.
Best Eigin Creamery Butter, $50 Id.
Good Country Roll Butter, SOC h.; Guaran'
reed Eggs, SEC dozen; seedle Raisns. &c H.;
5 lbs. Best Eva2orsted Peaches, 2o.: 8 lbs.
Large Prunss, Csc; cans Best Tomatoes, Zoe;
4 cans Sugar Corn, 25c; cana String Beans,
&c cans Fish Roe, Csc; : cams singapora
Pineapple, 25c; 5 large cans Pears. Csc; large
cans Apples, 25c; Sweet Florida Oranges, l5c
dozen; Walnut Kernels, zoe h.; Fresh Florids
Tomatoes, l2!c H.; 5 cans Early June PeSs'
WooLLs & SoS, Royal and Wolfe streets.
jsn2S Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Chef Runs Amuck.

Wilmington, Del. Jan. 3l.-Joseph
CLARK, a colored chef at Aiuscow', q
plamins1t restaurant here, armed with
carving knife ran anuck 10 tba. place
at midnight and cleared tbs res'aufaut
OF guests ia about one minute. Cans, 8
waiter, is ssid 10 have started the
trtu3le By going back to the kitchen for
On order and bsTiUg words with the chef
over It. The latter picked up he knife
aud Cans beat 1t. CLARK followed him,
bFsndshsng the knife and making fire..
qusIt lungea q. him. Tsbles we're upsst
and the guests stra thrown into confo.
sion, ard thinking thu. the nergo ha1
suddenly gone Insane they hastily left
the pace. Outside the res!susact G ark
vas arrsstsd b. policeman before he
could use bis knife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
PROPERTY SALE.

NJ. NJ. L. Reisheill has purchased the
residence of Mrs. Ida French on Wash
iogtou street, near Wilkes, and he will
shortly make it bis home. The inlu1c
ton proceedings recently instituted by
Mrs. French to restrain Mr.. Rtsheill from
erecting Jaw mill at the southeast cor
ner Of Wilkes aud Columbus streets will
BIO brought to close by this ssle-that
ia 30 fsr rs Mira. French ~is concerned.
TIE property is vs.u d at $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
GROUND HOG DAY.

"Wednesday, February 2, will be
Ground Hog Day on which day Is 10
held by many the ground hog energies
from his hole in tie ground and forecasts
tbs wea;her. Should the day ba cloudy
he remains out sud the winter ia prsc'
ticaIly over, but should the sun be shin
Ing and he sees his shadow be returns to
his hole, pulls 1t in With him sud re-.
mains IN cover for Elk weeks longer,
during which time lhs winter continues.
The Fad o: February ia also koown in
church circles as OsndIsmss Day, or the
dsy When The cs1dlss to be used during
the wear in churches are blessed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
DANCE TONIGHT.

The Elks' Dancing Club will give &
dance ct McBuGney's Hall tonight. A
number o. peraons from Washington
will be in attendance. At the close q
supper will be given o. Ranmel
Brothers dining saloor. The proceeds
O. the entertain ment will be devoted to
The furniture fund OF the new Elks'
FL Ill. Tickets can be procured at the
ball tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
REV STEAMER.

The new side wheel steamer Three
Rivers, which the Maryland Steel Com.
pauy, st Spsgfowe Po;n'. Baltimore, Ia
building fer the Mssyl.ad, Delaware
aud Virginia Railway Company, is ex-
psc.ed TO 90 on bsr hu!!hnr's trtsl trip
early next mouth. Sac is OF The same
general type o; the remember Of The
Maryland, Ds!ass,s ard Virginia haet.
with the exception that she has about %
more stNteroOms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
GARD PARTY.

Mr.. and MIR. =. &. Kelly entertain cd
at cards Saturday evening at their home,
l02 south % unbus street, in honor Of
Mr.. Kelly's mother and sister. Among
those present were: Mrs. DR.. Troxell,
of GsllitzIp, Pa; Dir. and Mrs. j. z.
Maboney, of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer DuDuing, OF Pierre, South Da'
kots, sad NJ. Vale, FL, Kelly, of Wash
iuctou
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., am. u 1!iuy to 1852. 90 in the small
pox cas,s which had been pending in
Council for ak moths, and their pay.
ment having teen provided for by an ep'
preparation made on Tuesday lss! were
approved by the mayor today. Those who
have preaeuted these claims are request
ed to call on the city auditor aud receive
their money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
POLICE COGRT.

TJaslca H. B. Cs:oD presidingj
TIE following esses were disposed OF
this morning:
Nellie Brooks, co,ored. chsrgsd With
disordsr!y cor6u,', was fined So.
W,Ilisn Robinson, cclorsc, charged
with vssrsncy: wSs eeat 10 Jsi! Tor so
days.