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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
THE TYPHOID FLY.

1t is at this time of the year that the
deadly typhoid fly" begins to take on
life for the ensuing spriug and summer,
and if Alexandria is going to join the
state wide fight against it, now is the
time to begin and the best way Is to re-
move their breeding places and thus ex'
terminated the Aysworm, (which is wrigg-
ling in some incuhating pile of filth, such
as the manure pile, the clubhouse or the
mound of rubbish or garbage in the back
yard aud alley.
Diseases of the typhoid type can be
prevented with almost absolute ceatainty
by very simple measures. 1t is only
necessary to think it worth while to
understand the matter and to act accord
ingly. Indeed 1t has been said that the
freedom of a community from typhoid
fever is an index to its degree of civill-
cation and intelligence.
You cannot get typhoid fever unless
you swallow the germs, unless they get
on the food you eat or In the liquids you
drink. But SO long as the fly is allowed
to exist there is danger, for he comes
into your home, his spongY feet covered
with disease germs, and wipes his feet
on the food you are going to eat, leav.
ing the poison for you to swallow, and
on the lips of your sleeping childred.
Not only does he scatter disease germs
in your home but the fruit aud vege-
tables which come on your table, have
been subjected to his filthy habits, going
as he does from street-dirt end tubercu-
lar sputum lto.the food stuff displayed
for sale,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT T.

The progressive spirit has taken hold
of the people of Alexandria In earnes'
and every section OF the city Is being
improved to a noticeable degree. The
citiz.ns who are property owuers are
vieing With each other in an endesvor to
beautify cur city and enhance property
values. Upper King street from Payne
street to the Union stf ton is being we'll
looked after and in very abort time the
uneven sidewalks aud uuimproved streets
will be succeeded by handsome verified
brick street and granolithic sidewalks.
10 the general trend of improvement
sentiment one of The leading spirits is
Mr.. J. J. Kelly, the popular liquor
dealer Of upper King street Nothing
seems to be 100 good for him and the
improvements be has made, while taxing
heavily his excbtq1er bas net removed
from bis personnel that usu'l smile,
characteristic of his being. Mr.. Kelly
has given the contract to Mr.. S. D. De-
Vaughan to remodel portion OF h's
property and turn 1t into sau:tsry
t,ilt t room for the benefit Of the public,
something greatly needed 10 the western
section Of the city. By virtue Of hard
work, fsir dealing with his Customers,
and quality Of goods handled, Mr.. Kelly'a
business bas grown immensely until be
is forced t, enlarge bis establishment.
Such men as Mr.. Kelly are bound to
make and keep friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
CoRONER'S INQUEST.

DR.. Moore, the cnrcaef, yesterday
AFTERNOON held an inquest at W. De.
maine & Sons undertaking psriors to
examine into the case OF Jesse Sorouse
the twel7e-yeera.old boy, who died at
the Alexandra Hospital at an esrly
hour yesterday morning. from Injuries
sustained by being struck on the head
with q baseball bat 10 the hands OF
Frederick L. Thompson, ten-year-
old boy. The jury Was composed OF
Messss. M. T. Dw5er, foreman; Frederick
Klaus, F. W. Latham, Roger Q. snlli-
van, George w. Boutz and Lawrence
Leatherlsnd. The jury did not hold
Thompson resposible. BE was not
called upon to testify.
Drs, German and Kiipstein, who
had attended young Sprouse, made
statements, in which they stated that
youue Sprouse had an unusually thin
skull, and that the condition OF the
blood vessels leading to the brain was
not normal.
Two small boys, Webster Thomp-
son and Teddy Sacres, testified. Their
evidence was substantially as given
in Yesterdays Gazette. sprouse bad
iu bis possession glove belonging
to Thompson. The latter demsnded
the glove, but Sprouse refused to give
II uo until Thompson returned a ball
which sprouse claimed belong to him.
Sprouse Hually threw the bat at Thonp-
son and further ss,au,ted him when The
latter picked up the bat an dealt the
fatal blow.
Mr., Robinson Moncure, who was on
bis way to this city at the time, taStined
thst be passed the group of boys, but
observed nothing to especially atsac'
his attention NATL he heard blow as
II some one had struck wet ground With
a stick or s!ave. He looked back and
ssw sprouse lying down and crying
lie approached and examined the boy
aud soon saw he had been seriously ir-
iured. He failsi to rise, and In the
meantime relatives of the boy arrived
when Mr.. Montu,e advised them to SEND
for q physician at once. One ri the
boys who had been In the group ran
away.
The Jury retired and suosequsrtly re-.
turned the following verdict.
We, the jury, find that the said Jesse
sprouss came to his death at the Alexandra
Hospital May Is, 1910. as result OF fracture
Of the skull caused by being struck on the
head with a baseball bat in the = Ids OF
Frederick L. Thompson. We, the jury, do
not hold the said Frederick l.. thompson
criminally responsible for sprouss's death.
sprouse was a son of Mrs. Anna
sprouse, of Hickory Hi, Albsmarle
couaty, near Charlottesville, The re-
mains will be forwarded to the home
of bis mother for burial. Funeral ser
vices we're held at W. Domaine q Sons
chapel this afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Poissll
officiated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
TIE AOCOKEEK MYSTERY.

Msrylsud Ststs Fire Marshal Ewel
and Detective Kratz went TO Accokeek
yesterday to; Investigate the fire which
DESTROYED the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Miller, in the ruins of which
were found The charred torsos OF both oil
the sged couple.
Colonel EHell left late yesterday after.
noon, ststiog he believed the fire was o!
accidental origin or that the sged couple
had been csagbt in death trap. Ooi.
EweIl believes that Mrs. Miller started
to bed, carrying lamp, whichifell, caus'
ing an explosion.
The residents of the Accokeek neigh
Sorhood want to know the identity Of
the three negroes who were seen in Ac'
cokeek Saturday night. The negroes
went to load lumber. They we're seen
at Miller's store early Saturday NIGH.
They set sail st O'Clock Sunday morn.
ing against q high wind and rough sea
with only ons quarter load of lumber
on board. The only information re.
celved regarding these men is they had
a leak Ia their coat and on this account
sailed for Alexandria. Residents say
the host after leaving Accokeek went
ont about mile from shore and an
chored aud that men e.s OF the crew
came back Ia row boat nd went to The
Miller store,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
PURCHASED BUSINESS OF COM
PANY.

George B. Kennedy, of this city, for
seventeen years connected with the
Washington house of Sanders & Stay
msn, has purchased the business and
becomes president of corporation con-
posed of Mr.. Kennedy, George 81.
Stewart, and W. Gray Ha#ley, all of
whom have been affiliated with the busi-
ness under the old management. Mr..
Kennedy has made application for mem.
bershIp 10 the National Ass ,ciat on of
Piano Dealers of America, and expects
to altsnd some of the sessions of the
convention in Richmond, where the
body convened yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
r, ?. A.

The Travellers Protective Association
of Virginia met In 8 su tn ysststdaJ
10 which city they we're ae'comed by
Mayor Wayt. President f 3 Sample,
of Marl!nsgiIle, responded and snnouu'
ced the oommitte.
The secretary read the presidents re-
port, showing great pHg'ess. The Or
gao;zatiou now has 2.7l4 members, ar
increase OF 239 during the past year.
The committee on railroads reported
the establishment of harmonious rels
tious between the roads and the travel
ing men, With grestly improved condi'
tiors. While advocating the privilege
Of having mileage polled on trains, In,
stesd OF at stations, the report cautioned
against any course tha! would lose the
2-cent mileage rate. A banquet Wa
held lat night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
D. a. &.

The May nesting Of the Mt. Vernon
Chapter, D. A. B., vas held Yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. O. W. Watties 81
her home on Prince street, Mrs.. Eleanor
W. Howard, regent, presiding. Tue
attendance YVES above the average and
much business of Importance to the
chapter WAS transacted. The annual
election of officers was held resulting 10
the unanImou. choice OF Mrs. VIM. A.
smoot, regent; Mrs. Samuel L Monroe,
vice regent; Mrp. Dabuey Hsrndon,
recording secretary; Mrs. William j.
Boothe, jr., corresponding secretary
Mrs. VIM. B Smoot, treasurer; Mrs.
George Ubler. registrar, and Mrs R'bslt
O. Powell, historian. An interesting
and prehenaive report from Miss
Rebeccs Powell, the chapters delegate
10 the D. A. &. Congress, was read,
and the reports from The various COM
mittees we're sIso of al u nal interest.
After the business session The members
of the chapter and q III aber OF the
guests were most cbsrmiogly entertained
by Mrs Walllts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
PERSONAL.

Rev. Joseph B, Sewer, PASTOR of the
Second Presbyterian Church, will assist
Rev. William OHM, in series of evan.
gelistic services at Warranton to begin
next Monday.
Ferdinand, the fout-year-old son OF
Mr.. Ferdinand Knight, was seriously
burned at his home on south Fairfax
street, this morning. The little boy
wss playing with matches and set his
cloths on FIRE. Befoie the flames could
be subdued be ~ss seriously burned on
his right side, He Was sttended by Dr.,
GormaU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
Duel In a Saloon.

Jacksonville, Fla, May IA In q
saloon duel here early today Two per.
soma we're killed and three seriously shot.
Daniel Danson'S saloon, 1t was charged,
wcs being kept open after legal hours.
Policeman Aumons, In attempting to
close the place, got into fight With
Danson and struck him with his club.
The lat,er's SOP Harry opened FIRE Oh
Ammous, shooting bin through the
right hand, in which he held the club.
Ammouo drew bis revolver with bis left
hand and fred six shots, all Of which
entered the elder Danson's body, kill
ing hin.
Policeman Heirs, attracted by the
shooting, rushed In aud was killed by
Harry Dausop. A woman and q man
outside we're struck by stray bullets
Young Daoson WAS arrested, but only
after The police reserves had saved him
from mob bent on lynching him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
THE COMET.

The sun rises tomorrow, May IS, at D.
d O'Clock. For one hour and Fifty min,
utes before that time Hailey's comet will
be seen in the east, north of Venus. It's
speed now is fraction less than AK
miles per second.
From now on until next Wednesday
the comet will be visible in the morning
sky, aud after that time. it passes be
tween the earth and the sun, On thai
date, the comet, according to estimates
will be within $4,000, 900 miles of the
earth. During the forenoon of May IS
II passes through the suns disk, and
will be visible in the evening sky for Z
short time previous to its return into
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
THE DOGS.

The Gszst.e has frequautly called at
tentlon 10 the large number of homeless
dogs that wander through the streets OF
the city, and to these can be added an
equally large plumber of dogs uolicenssd
although owned. Yesterday a citizen
made Inquiry OF the auditor as to
whether or not two dogs which make
night anything but pleasant for neigh
borsbsd been paid on. An examination
of The rscorts fail to show that these two
licenses have ever been applied for either
insl9OS or 1909, and yet they are owned
and kep. on one OF our principal streets,
The license law will be presented In
Council at The next meeting and 1t would
be we'll to consider the expediency of
Masking the law a little more drastic,
and the police force little more active
in running down tbs dellnquents. Only
seven hundred and sixteen licenses were
issued lssl year-the lowest for mora thar
q decade
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
Accident at Races

Brighton Bach Motordrome, N. Y,
May 14-Witb one man dead and an.
other 0orially injured, the dirt track on
which the 24-bour automobile rece was
begun at 9 O'Clock last night vas cut up
badly by the racing cars and more fatal
accidents were feared by the drivers.
William Bradley, mechanician In the
Marion car No. &, is dead and Jack
Towers, mechapician iu the Buick, No.
4, is seriously injured, both their car.
having left the track and crashed through
the fence on The turn to the back stretch,
the most dangerous spot on the track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
THE MARKET.

There ~as plentiful supply OF
country produce In MARKET this morning,
but prices showed DO material changes.
There was an abundance strawberries,
bus eome of the country people bad
come to town with an extraVsgaut dream
concerning their market value. Some
wanted to dispose of two boxes for 20
cents, when the bsst varieties we're on
sale la stores this morning at 10 cents
a box and during the week four boxes
for a ousrteH. There wss proinse dis
plsy of flowers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
FARMERS INSTITUTE TRAIN.

As here tofore stated Farmers Iostt
tule train, which will be operated By the
Southern Railway from Alexandria t1
Danville, will leave this city on Monday
morning and institute, will be held at
number of the towns between Alekau'
dria and Danville. The train, equipped
with an exhibit of farming implements,
Virginia farm products, masses of litera
ture, and carrying party OF distin:
en'shed agricultural lecturers, will leave
Alexandria on the morning o! May IL
after en- institute has been held here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
POLICE COURT

TJustice q. B. Oaton prestdtng]
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
A white man, charged with disorderly
conduct aud fighting, had bis case con-
tiDusd nutil Monday.
Annie Freeman, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct Was fned IS.
George Mimic, charged With beirg
dronk aud disorderly, was 6oed So.
Frederick Diggs. color'd, charged
with assaulting his wife, was 6ued SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
PATRONS DAY,

Yesterday was patrons day at the
Washington school building The George
Washington High School, including all
grades, welcomed many patrons and
friends who visited the building all of
whom we're well.plessed with the man.
ner 10 which education Is impsttsd
pupils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
The Recent Mine Disaster in Englane


White Haven, Eag, Nay IA "A storm
of protest was raised today:When the town
authorities announced, on the suggestion
OF Lord Lonsdale, owner ofthe coal mine
In which 1877 men were entombed Thurs.
day, by an explosion, that 20 further
effort would be made TO rescue The vic.
tins. Lord Lopsdsle arrived here to-day
aud Immediately entered the mine at
great personal risk. When be Jaw that
the rescuers hsd been able to proceed
but 800 yards 10 the burning mine he
declared that the plan to reach The en-
tombed men by means of bore would
Inevitably cost the lives OF the reacuiug
party. The plan was accordingly aban-
! doneG and the work OF bricking up the
opening to the mine to smother the
flames was resumed. The families of the
mine victims were 30 enraged at this that
the police had difficulty 10 preventing
them from ueizlrg the shsft house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
Writ Dismissed.

New York, May l4.-Judge Holt In
the UnIt,d States Court to-day dismissed
the writ OF hsbeas corr ul sued out BY
Frank N. q .fstot, president Of the
Pressed Steel Oar Company to prevent
his extrsdltion to Pitssburs on charges
of alleged bribery. The cout, however,
grsr ted Hrfstors st.orneys stay in or
der that they msy appeal to the q. 8.
OtuIt of Appeals from bis ruling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
GASOLINE TANK EXPLODE5.

a gasoline tank In hcu e 10 the real
of Mr.. W. P. Taylot's drug store ex-
ploded this morning, and had it net
baen for the prompt acton of Mr.. W.
II. Boniz, engineer of the Reliance
Company, and Mr.. Stephen Taylor,
driver of the Columbia hose wagon,
serious confsgrbtiou might have resulted.
They arrived on the scene with extln.
g1ishers and soon subdued the flames.
No alarm WAS &c unded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
Pone GonetatuIates George Y

Rome. May 14.-The Pope, according to to,
days Tribuna has written to King George OF
England. congrstulating him upon his de-
maud for modification of the accession oath
SO as to exclude the paragraphs that are Oh.
jectioual to the Catholics. The Pope. the
Tribuna Esys, joins in the Kings demand foa
q change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

Senator Burrows Yesterday reported
TO the Senate the House DILL providing
for the publicity of contributions made
for the purp,se Of influencing elections.
The bill vas amended from the form
in which it was passed by the Hru,e BY
striking out the provision uquiIieg
D ALLEGATION In advance Of election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

Rev. Faddou. Moghabghab, B. A.,
known all over the world as the rigiual
of the celebrated book "Our Syrian
Gnes.'' and author OF "The Shepherd
Song on the Hill of Lebanon" will de.
liver his famous exposition of the 2Std.
Psalm tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, In
the Washington NJ. E. Church South.
The speaker will wear the native Syrian
Goa ume aud BY way OF illustrating this
beautiful scripture will exhibit the
shepherds rod aud sling and other IL
teresliug articles This address has
been delivered 10 many OF the leading
cities of our country and always elicit1
the highest commeudaticD. 1t is rare
spiritnal opportunity and the public Ia
cordially invitsd to the service. Appro-
pirate music will be reu dered BY the choir,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

"Thsy come high" 'The best sre
the cheapest. Oar people want them
aud 80 We say to the ladies you can ses
J. & T. Cousins Exclusive Styles at 422
King street, J. A, Marshall & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
cHuRCH SERVICES.

serylces will be held at 1880 O'Clock
tomorrow morning in all TIE Episcopal
churches. At the Baptist Church Esv.
Ri Motley, OF North Oarolins, will
preach 10 the morning aud Rev. A. J.
Moncrief. of the same state, at night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
New York Stock Market.

New York, May 14.-After the first few
minutes pronounced strength was displayed
and prices made gains. The market closed
steady,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
ACCIDENTS.

Mr.. Frank Lucas was the victim OF
serious aud painful accident while en-.
gsged 10 electrical work on Thursday.
a piece of wire struck him 10 the left
eve, piercing the ball. He vas attend
ed by Dr.. Dator, of Washington, snd
DR.. Gormsu, of this city.
The tWo-year-old con of Mr. j. w.
Oa,tsr, living in the southwestern sec.
ton of this ct', fell through pane OF
ols,s IL second-story window of his
Rome Yesterday evening and received
serious i,jusies. The right cheek waa
terribly lacersteds as was also his neck.
Ia vss taken 10 the Alexandria Hos.
nitsl where he was attended by Dr..
Warfield,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
PUBLIC FOUNTAIN.

The Oity Council having granted the
petitiou OF Mt. Vernon Chapter, D. A.
Is, to erect public drinking fountain
on Cameron street and the Alexandria
Water Company having generously
agreed to furnish the water therefor,
it has been decided by the ladies on the
fountain committee OF Mt. Vernon Chap
ter t, begin their efforts to raise the nec'
essary funds by giving Gan evening Of
song and story" on Friday, May ~, az
8 O'Clock, at The Young Peoples build
ing. The finest talent has been engaged
for the occasion and all who stsend will
spend so enjoyable evening, besides bav'
sng the satisfaction of knowing that they
are assisting towards the erection OF this
drinking fountain for man AID beaet
which will not only be an ornament to
our city but will add to the comfort and
health of many in the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
c,ance over The list OF HiSh Grade

G,sucs over he list OF HiSh Grade
sbofs sold exclusively by US: J. & T.
Cousins, Queen Quality, Red Gross,
Under Shoe Co., N. Hess 4 Bro. (The
Hsssl Taylor & %. Taylor Msds),
Rrocton 90. Operative Co., Walk Over,
pesal Excelsior Shoe %. aud many
o,her.. J. A. Mazahsll 4 Bro. 42a
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
A PLEASANT GATHERING

Mrs. Frank Cockrell gave party
lsst snigbt at her residence, No. 1913
Queen street, which was most enjoy
aole affair. Gsmes, music aud dancing
were the features of the estberlng.
Among those present were: Misses
Amanda Eutsisle, Grace Y. S,hreiner,
Virginia Heath. Nora Perry, Minerva
Heath, Lena Treger, ELIZABETH Hale,
Marion schrsiner, Catherine Oreegao,
Alma Evans, Elton Oockrell, Edna
Evans, Eta Lloyd, Catherine Phillips,
Msude Perry, Messrs, George q. Tyler.
Kemp Oockrell, Melvin Gemeny, Jas.
Patterson jr, John scho6eld, @. o.
Ttenary, William Eatwisle, De pc"
Ohsuncs7, f, Dsvers, Thomas Mill er,
Franz Barhsm. OSen Nugent, John
B. Witton, Albert Schlog, Laurence
Orbit, Sher,ey Cocktail, Jeff, Williams,
Frank Uockrcll, Mr.. and Mrs William
Hfnken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
LOCAL BREVITIE5.

A very delightful crab feast was held
at the Belief truck hcuse last night.
Tbs steamer City of Milford left to-
day for Colonial Beach With dynamos
and electrical appliances.
Tomorrow will be Whit.Sundsy and
services appropriate to the occasion will
be held In the Catholic, Episcopal snd
Lutheran churches.
The stesmsr Dennis Simmons, from
WILLIAMSBURG, N. O., with lumber to
Henry K. Field & Co., has arrived.
The Regulsr Juniors deieated the
Cardinal Juniors by the score OF 13 t,
10 10 game of baseball played today
on the old fair grounds.
Fishtswn was devoid of life this
morning A few jsgs of fish, caught In
trap nets, continue to arrive, but the
season Is virtually over.
Rev. B. G. Adams, OF Farmville, w.,
will preach 10 Rober Chapel tomorrow
morning and Rev. W. T. Johnson, OF
Richmond, at night. Special music BY
the choir has been srranged.
The Westminster League OF the
Second Presbyterian Church gave a
musical and literary entertainment last
night a'tsr the close OF the business
meeting.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Firat B,p
list Church there will be meeting oil
the men OF Alexsndria who are interest.
ed In the great Bible school parade t, be
held 10 Washington during the World
Sunday School Convention. Richmond
it is said will send 1000 msu 10 psrt'cl-
pate 10 the parade,
A carrier pigeon cams to Mr.. J. J.
Kslly's business house on upper King
street a day or two ago. It had two
bands on its legs-one brass and the
other aluminium. On one of the bands
is the following: 8. A. 2s9lS. The
owner can have the pigeon by calling
on Mr.. Kelly.
Duffey's Pure Malt Whisky for medic
inal purposes. LOO quart, at spinks, corne,
Prince and Royal streets.
Fresh Country Butter just received
Csc ID. Best Elgin Creamery Butter 34c 10
Fresh Eggs 25c doz., Fancy japan Rice
whole grain, &c H., lbs. Evaioratec
Peaches CSC, 8 lbs Large Prunes Zoe, 3 Can!
Fish Roe 25c, = lbs, Laundry starch zoe,
Cakes Star Soap 25c, Cans PINK Aisaks
Salmon 25c, Cans Best Tomatoes Zoe, CAM
Sugar Corn a5c, Green Mountain Potatoes So
bushel. 5 Cans Early June Peas Csc, 9 lba
Pure Buckwheat 25e. WIN. P. WooIIs 4
SoS. Royal and Wolfe streets-Queen and
henry streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair continued COO. sonisn ~
light frost in low places; fgnt northwest -
north winds.