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Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

So far as we have been able to
learn John Hall Of the Salem Sun
is not booked for any speeches
during the state campaign. The
republican who chose tho cam
paign orators must have been
either drunk or crazy.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

Senator Gore, The blind Senat'
b from oklahoma, 10 telling
bmo things about frauds and at'
|mpted frauda Ia indian affairs
Ehich are attracting attention in
|ll parts Of the country. Senator
Poro couldn't see his way clear
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

The Star Herald says tho jail
at pocahontas Is empty now for
the fret time in more than u
year, over here in Gods eoun-
try the jail Is always empty.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

An Oklahoma woman has
challenged Ex. President Roose-
welt for a debate on politics.
And, much as Roosevelt likes to
talk, he hasn't yet shown the
crit to accept this challenge,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
Evening Shade.
' cry truly,
G. W, Shaver.

"Johnson Island, Sandusky
City, Ohio, March 27, 1864,
"Dear Charlie'-As have not
heard from you and The town Of
my adoption since | was captur.
cd, therefore ! write you u few
lines. am still in the land Of
the living and kicking along the
best ! can, living off the govern"
mont,
81 have nothing interesting to
write you ut this time, Could ]
see you no doubt could tell you
some yarns that would interest
you, From your town ! went tc
| Pilot Knob, Mo-, remained there
two or three days, and then went
to 81, Louis, where | remained
some two weeks, then 10 Camp
Chase, Ohio, where | stayed
about two weeks, thence to the
renowned spot Of Johnson Island
| arrived here on The nth Of No'
vomber, 1863, ! left DR., llalIl'
burton, John Iluddloston, james
AdaIr, Dudley Williams and
Thos. Y, Huddle5ton at Pilot
Knob and lluddlest0n was ex.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

According to the Gazette, the
state treasury will be dry by
January or February Of next
year. We sympathiae with the
state treasury-we've been that
way,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

o. D. Hammond, u cotton ox-
pert of New York, predicts the
1910 cotton crop at II, ,250, 900
bales. Of this amount Arkansas
is expected to furnish 10000
bales.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

There are q whole lot Of insur'
cent democrats over in Tonnes
see. Gov, Patterson has just
found it out.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

Fulton county Is worrying
along with an Indebtedness Of
about twenty thousand dollars,
II could be worse.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

lIeu EujGE VI l1le - lllJ6u
Senate, declared he had
4 positive plans to retire
Bubble service; that he felt
/ had given a good part of
be to the government and
L had no desire to "grow
h the senate. There is 6
suspicion among a great
people that Senator AID
aS given a good part Of his
ID the service. Of the inter-
1 the trusts when he should
/ been serving the people,
retirement of Aldrich is a
IN for the public if no other
ID should take the senate in
|and do as he has done. We
he that AIdrich would not
made his arrangements to
from public life had it not
for the hot fire which the
gent repu ubIicans have
bd under him. Therefore
Fe disposed to give the in
|nts Of the republican party
for tho retirement Of AID
Ind that wing of the party is
ed to the gratitude Of the
nation.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19
I2oRtb ERRansas

A Methodist prctracted meet
ing is in progress at Melbourne
Mrs. M. Iittleton's residence
was destroyed by fire at Diaz re-
Gently,
The republican nominees fol
Office in lz2r' county began theil
canvass Monday.
A good horse belonging to R
G Moore Of Denton, Lawrence
county, was struck and killed by
Lightning several days ago,
The engine pulling a freigh
train was wrecked near Pocaho.
tas and John Taylor, q brake
man, was seriously injured,
Crops in general throughout
North Arkansas are excellent
with the exception Of the cotton
crop, which is q little late in some
counties.
S. c.. Dowell Of Lawrence
county has purchased q rice
threshing machine and harvest.
ing will begin at once. This is
the first rice crop for Lawrence
county.
Hugh Vaughan Of Newark took
an overdose Of strychnine tablets
one night last week, thinking
they were headache tablets, and
only the prompt attention of a
physician saved his life.
"Uncle Johnnie" Baber, al
though past 81 years old, planted
a quarter Of an acre or more Of
turnips one day last week,
breaking the land and doing all
the work himself. Melbourne
Times.
Three scholarships in the
Sloan Hendrix Academy at I'm.
boden are to be given away by
the lmboden Gazette to parties
securing the largest amount Of
auhrcriherq for iha'.r1rer by
Nov, 10.
Marvin Montgomery is behind
the bars at Powhatan charged
with grand larceny committed
three years ago. After the in
dictment was returned Montgom-
cry fled, returning to HoXie la5t
week, where he was arrested.
During a picnic at Holmes,
Randolph county, ono day re-
Gently, Walter Haney and Leon.
ard Jones became Involved in q
difficulty and Haney received
some dangerous knife wounds,
Jones was placed under u $500
bond,
John Cochran, young man Of
ST, Louis, whose parents live at
Jacksonport, made an unsuc-
ce35lul attempt to end his life AZ
Newport one day Of last week by
shooting himself near the heart
with a pistol. II is thought that
his mind was unbalanced,
The jury in tho case Of Oliver
Oaks and wife, negroes, charged
with selling whiskey at Black
Rock, failed to reach an agree
ment one day last week, The
case has been tried twice recent.
ly In justice court at Black Rock,
resulting in a hung jury both
times,
Ray Iennessey WAS killed by
l.. N. Nibblett ut Cottor tho lat
ter part Of last week, the weapon
used being II knife, Tho killing
resulted from tho bittor feeling
between tho two men which grew
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

There are good reasons why
you should support proposed
amendment No IL, Do II,
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

There's no place like
home if it has an
Edison PhOnO4raDh
The finest Band, Orr
chestra, Vocal and other
Music by the ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home by the Edison,
q" Sold on easy terms",
Waiter Wetcdlf, A8co
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

to accept part Of the rake.oif
in Indian land matters because he
didn't lose his integrity with his
eYesight.
Sharp County record., 1910-08-19

public interview published
ays since Senator Nelson
rich Of Rhode Island, the
zed ruler Of the United
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
THE FISHING SEASON.

The we're faInt signs Of life at Fish.
tovn this morning. One boat, loaded
With herring, WAS discharging her cargo,
and one light weasel was lying ct the
wharf. A dOzsn or more persons we're
on the premises, and some colored women
were engaged In Gu ug 6sh.
Az has been the case during the past
few years, the bulk OF the fish are packed
10 barrels on the shores where caught
aud sent to. Alexandria on st,ame
from which they are transferred to rail-
road cars and sent TO the interior Of the
state. The herring, after having been
sprlnkled With salt, are placed In sugar
barrels, esch OF which is supposed to
hold one Thousand. The steamer North
cumberland, from Baltimore and river
Isudings, brought up enough bsrfeled
fish Yesterday to fll four cars. They
we're consigned to LynChtu'g. The
herring were put aboard the steamer 10
Ye0comitO river.
The OILERS OF this city are catching
many sbsd al and below Jones's Poi1t.
They sell them st lower prices than those
demsuded in market. The hucksleIs
tbs morning we're selling roe shad as
hsh a. 65 cent, each aud buck at from
80 ,uls up. Herring have declined 10
pric,, aud we're selling at 20 cents q
COz9n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
DEMAND INCREASED PAY.

The union carpenters OF this city held
a meeting last Thursdsy night at which
II wss determined to notify their en-
ployers that on and after Yesterday they
would not work for less than So. 80 day.
They, however, worked Yesterday and
.,day at the old rst', So per dieu. Ills
not Known Whist they will do next week.
The boss carpenters have declined to pay
the smouut demanded for varit u, reasons,
and say they Gao get all the carpenters
they need st preset rates. In fact, they
affirm that certain members Of the union
will continue to work at SO day while
others have snpcu need their purpose ic
continue to work at present rates 30 long
as certsin contract are in force. The
uuiop numbers between 75and 100 mep,
and they claim that the contrsct>s will
eveniuslly psy the Interested wages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
MEETING POSTPONED.

The democratic committee OF the
Eighth congressional district was called
to meet at a O'Clock today at the othce
of Mr.. Gardner L. Boothe to make ar
raugements for holding a primary to
nominate a successor to Hon. Z I. CAT
lin, but at the time quorum not appear,
ing, the meeting was adjourned till 8
O'Clock tonight. Several members OF
the committee sent word that they
would be unable to reach the city before
that time. Mr.. G. S. Shackeltord, re-
Gently appointed judge, has rendered MS
rctiqnation as a member of the commit
tee and it will probably be filed by the
selection of Mr.. R. {. L. Moncure, OF
Stafford.
In the event that Mr.. CMlin has nc
opposition, of course there will be nc
primary, and he would be formally de
clared the nominee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
THE EASTER GERMAN.

After tuccas'ul sess)n the Aiexsn.
dria German Dub cl0tet Its series oil
dar ces 10 a most brilliant msuntr last
night at McBIrney's Hall. The ball
was lhronged " tb dsOcers and locker. :
on and what with the handsome and
tasteful decorations, be- u iiu'ly dressed
womel, delightful and elaborate music
scene was presented 10 enhance the
eye and stimulate the Imagination. Altar
pumber Of preliminary dances the &C.
tllon was begun at 10 O'Clock, led by MI.
Jas. S. Douglas, j.. The figures were
more than ordinarily pre- ty and we're
danced With care and without d particle Of
confusion, so hard to avoid on crowded
floor. The fsvors we're pretty sna
picturesque, mainly o. Japanese deslgn,
and conIrit ut.d greatly to the gsiety
and spirit OF the dancers. A handsome
uoper was served OF midnight. The
music was by Scbroedef's band snd a. l
o'clock n special train was furnished py
the Washington, Alexandra q Mt.
Vernon Rwy. to convey the Washington
quests back to their homes, the german
ending soon thereafter. The following
ladies officisted as pa'ronesses
Mr. J. Sid. DtuS las, Mrs. A. d.
Brockett, Miss Dora Cochran, Mrs. Al
thu, snowden, Mrs. Geo. S. French and
Mrs. O. @. Oorlin. Among the out-ot-
town pu..ts present we're Miss ksth-
sriue Jones, OF Baltimore; Miss Mar
gueris, Joues, of Memphis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Smith, of Washington; Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton. Of Fairfax; K. X.
Farr, of Fairfax; Misses Phillis Snyder,
May Slacke, Margaret H1ge, B'roars
Hoge, Mary HOge, Miss Rogers, Mr.
Eugene Osrusi, Miss Osrusi, Miss ka'h
Jones, Miss Dodge, Of Washington; MISS
Hlnckle, of North Carolina, Miss Dn
B )ise, Messrs. Kent Roberts. Randolph
Harper, William Camp, W. H Gaines,
of Washington; W. B. Lee, Of StH1rd;
Geo. and Al. Howard, and Thos. S'a-
brell, of Washington. Others present
were Geo. Brent, William Booze aud
Mr., Tabb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
PERSONAL.

DR.. and Mrs.. RIchsrd M'cou held 9
reception Thursday sftsruooa at tbeii
home on Seminary II ], 10 honor oil the
senior clas of the Theological Seminary.
DR.. and Mira Micou we're assisted in re-
ceiyIug their macy guests BY Mrs. Glss-
sel. Miss G!assel and Mrs. John Daniel.
Mrs. John Daniel was yesterday a.
.ernoon hostess OF q beautiful reception
at her home on Seminary Hill.
Mr.. Carl Shsfier, oil Alexandria, spant
Easter with his mother, MrS. Ella
Shaffer. II Woodstock Herald.
Miss OJuftney Gfeentugh on ThuH-
day afternoon last very cbarmiDgly en-
tertsined the members of the Five Han.
dred Cub at her home on K ng street.
Capt. F. L. Stay maker lsst hight en-
tertsined the officers OF the Alexandria
Light Infantry at bis residence In Bose
mon.
Phyates F. Clinton Knight and W. N.
Harper, of the Alexandria Light H.
ia, Try, have been made sergespts.
Miss Fannie Dixon has returned from
a Wait to friends 10 Glenvieg, Ken
lucky.
Probably the most original and unique
party ever given 10 Alexandrls, asi was,
cs,t,inly one OF the merrIest and most
delightful, was that Of which Mrs.
Thomas w. Robinson was hostess yes
te,day afternoon at her home on Wash
ippton street. From the Distribution OF
soap crackers" and bells as itallies to
the smallest detail OF the bssu iful tup-
per young April reigned. The women
looked their prettiest 10 their April
Foor' caps, and after each game the
successful contestants received dsint7
favors typical Of the day. Fool euchre
WAS played and the besudtul sigoet riog,
engraved "April lst, 1910" was award
ed Mrs. VIM. Wattles, she having made
the lowest score. The htu'e was moSI
artisticslly decorated With palms, ferns
and flowers, orchids and ferns banking
the NANTES, aud white roses and smi!ax
drsping the arches between the draw
ing rooms. Miss Josie Robinson, Mica
Clarence Soowden, Miss Mary SnoWdep,
and Miss Henckel, OF North Carolins,
kept the score and distributed the favorF.
Miss Mary Bruip, of West Eud, bias
returned home, sitter visit OF several
weeks to friends in Newark, Del.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
TO BE SENT TO THE PENITEN-
TIARY,

A Jury 10 tle Circuit Court for Fair
fax county, u1ge J. B. I. Thornton,
presiding, yesterday evening returned q
verdict Of gu II 10 the csse OF Lawrence
Petty, who vas arrested by the police OF
this city several weeks ago on suspicion
of stealing a qusnt.ty of millinery from
8 freight car on the tracks OF tho Sluth'
erns Railway ct Seminary lt'tion, a
short distance west OF this city. He was
settsuced to serve yesr in the PeniLer-
tlsry. Petty was represented By Mr.
Gardner l.. Boothe, OF this ct5. dis
brother, BERNARD Petty, was tried 10 the
came court several days ago 10 connection
With the same robbery. The lstter was
sentenced to serve ak months on the
county roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
REIHANY OHUROH.

The annual members met ting: OF
Bethany Independent NJ. P. Caurch was
held last night at which reports from the
bosrds OF the church were received and
adopted. The treasurer OF the bosrd OF
stewards, Mr.. j. I. Harirg, reported all
the expenses Of the church for the year
ending March 81. 1910, paid IN full.
By lsnImous rising vote Rev. W.
NJ. Poisal, pastor, was asked to continu'
his relation to the church FIR the mex,
year beginning with April lst. The
Sunday school was reported to be In ex.
csllent condition.
The following were reelected "a q
bosrd OF ewards:
J. I. Cook, Ernest n. PitLman. N. s.
GreenaHsy, j. T. h ring, Charles
Hanlzmop. Robert q. Hancock, L'm'
bert d. Sullivan aud Frank NJ. Michel
back,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
CASE DISMISSED.

This case OF & resident Of Prince VIII
liam county, who wss srreitsd 10 tins
CITY on Thursday night charged win
passing two bogus cdecks-oDe for $50
and the other 81, wss called 10 the Police
court this morning. The amounts had
been paid By friends, and SO no one sp-
pssred to press the charge, the accused
wss dismissed. The man said he gave
the checks in good faith, supPosion the
money had been placed to his credit BY
a friend In an Alexsudris bank. He
assured the court that he would lei
whlakY alone in the future. The aCcus'
ed sas represented by Mr. F. p Bus
snl'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
OPERA HOUSE.

The force OF painters, scenic artists,
decorators, and electricians who have
been engaged in renovating the exterior
of the Opera House during the past ten
GAYS have completed their labor. Every
thing is now in readiness for the open
ing next NJ n lay night the programme
of which will be given next week. The
management promises that the class OF
performance given ia the future will
excel anything heretofore attempted.
Onlg :the highest class artists will be
engaged and nothing will be allowed TO
which the most refined person could
take exception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
DEATH OLA FINE HORSE.

"Bonule Belle" the beautiful driv.
Ing horse OF DR.. N B. Nevitt. Of
Accotink, met With a fatal accident 10
her stsble last Monday night. Eo-
tsuglIng herself In the string hempen
halter, she fell beAvily In the stall,
crushing every bOns In her left'blod'
ankle. Every effort was made to reduce
the fracture, but without any relief
After two days Of great suffering, the
doctor was compelled to have her shot'
ftBonnie" WAS q horse OF u,uausl In
telligeuce and the otjsct OF grett affection
10 the family, all of which she respond
cd to with On almost human apprecls'
ton. H:r devotion TO her master was
truly beautiful, aud his sincere grief
over hsr death bsspesks the love be bore
for this iaitaful FREED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,

At the egeOiug service tomorrow, the
following will be hesrd In solos: Mrs.
Elizabeth OeDIer, Mrs. William Woolls,
Mrs. Sherman B. Fowler, MeSsrs. E. K.
Whitman, ]. H iris Franklin aud Rich.
ard Wlrt. At the Ofisit0ry, which will
be for the sxpensts incident to the ser
yIcs, HsudePs "Largo" will be played
By the ttrlnged instruments and organ.
Atkinsou's Magni6cat and Nuuc Dimit-
lis will be .uag, and In place Of SER
moo, II Almonds "Messiah Vic,oricu'."
All ara invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There was nothiog to report In the
market this morniug, except thit eggs
sold as low as p cents per dozen.
Mr.. James ]. Gsrvey. Of this city, has
passed 40 exsmir alton for veterinary
surgeon before the state board at Rich
mond.
William Entwisle, son of Mr.. F. l..
EotwIsle, was accidentally st u k on the
face by a baseball while PLAYING on the
old fair ground yesterday. Ha was paIu-
fully bu. net seriously Injured.
Rev. Charles D. Bulla will preach at
both services tomorrow t the Washing
ton street NJ. E. Church South. Mas
Hanckel will siug st the morning ser
vice aud Mrs. Thompson at the evening
service.
At the First Baptist Church tomor-
row morning the iu5ject OF R:v. Mr..
Wstson's sermon will be "Lsslou Of the
Resurrection. At The p d. service
the sutjbst will be "a Young Man B..
deemed"
The remsIps OF the lsta Williem o.
Wilkinson, who died Thursday at hos.
pital at Camden, N. j arrived st Mr.
B. Whettley's undertaking establish
msnt today. They will be forwarded Il
WOODLAND, Fairfax c,unty, where th,
funeral will take place tomorrow. Th,
deceased wss born 10 Maryland.
To particular people. the quality in an art
icle Is always considered before the price
Other hams msy be A little cheaper than ours
bat whea 1t comes down to the good old EAT
| ing" QualiteI You'll find that cur" ham
can't be beat. Just come 10 the Acth Stan'
or the Auth Market tomorrow end buy The
most delicious ham in town at only 20 cents
pound. n yon don't want whole one, asl
| us 10 cut one for you. We are always Will
ing. "a word to der wise iss enuf said, q
Mr.. Einstein remarks. Sylvan Biondheim
the Auth Stand and the Auth Market.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES,
the finest that grow for eating, 65c bu.; bes
Flqin Creamery Butter, in pound prints, *
pound; Fresh Eggs, 25c per dozen; fame
Japan Rice, SC pound; pounds best EyaI
Grated Peaches, Csc; 8 lbs. best srge Prunel
CSC; Fancy New York State Evsporate
Apples. loo b.; cans Pink Alaska Salmon
2bc: 8 cans best Fish Roe, Csc; Z lbs. b.
Laundry Starch, 25c; cakes Star Soap. %
7 cakes Circus Soap, 25c; large bottle Man
moth Queen Olives, regular price 36ci OF
price 200. WM. P, WooLIs q sos, Boy
and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
THRILLING EXPERIENCE.

Mr.. R. K. Faulkner, operator In the
Office OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company 10 this city, ADD Mr.. Nagel, a
friend, had q thrilling experience sbtu
IL o'cock last night under the vlsduct
at the union railroad dep t. While
they we're passing uader that struc ute
they we're suddenly confronted by 9
strange man who intu'ted TEEN and
after applying violent epl'hets drew
a pistol and threatened to kill both
Mr.. Faulkner aud Mr., Nsgel ran up tha
steps of the exit OF passengers from th'
s,uthern trains and each procured
piece Of iron aud reiurotd to The plac
where they had met the man, but the
latter had vanished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
ASSOCIATION.

The Sunday School Workers Associa:
ton Of Alexandria will hold their second
public mass meeting In the Young PEG.
pies Building tomorrow afternoon at a
O'clock. DR.. A. W. Spooner, OF Wash
iugton, will deliver an address on the
SUBJECT Of 1.-THE Att Of Teaching
illustrated by chalk drawing. Dr..
Spooner is the teacher Of the Bible class
ct the Y. NJ. O. A. in Washington, and
Is we'll qualified to handle the subisct,
which ought 10 be Of interest to every
Sunday school teacher In the city. Mr..
Mr.. ]. T. Pfetton will have charge Of
the music. The public are Invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
PROPERTY SALES.

Mr.. John Underwood hss sold t, Mr..
J. W. Goods q housa aud LIT on the
vest side Of Lee street just souta Of Gb-
bon.
Alonzo H. Travels hss sold TO e.
mond O. Wildt the following houses :;
lib, 1920, 1922 and 1924 Prince ttr'e:,
1923 and S25 noroh Fsyelt, street aud
LIB Q 1een street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
"IHE DIXIE OF TODAY AND
TOMORROW"

Mr.. OaI de n. Bennett will deliver a
lecture on "The Dixie Of Today and
Tomorrow" at the old Masonic Temple,
F aud Ninth streets, Washing t)n, next
Monday night. B,sutiiul stsreopticon
views will be given 90 the occasion.
The proceeds OF the lecture will be for
the benefit of the Confederate Memorial
Home in Washington. A compliment
t4ry dsuce to the sudiepce snd to the
Daughters of the OJnfederscy who par
tlcipated in the late 8 II bern B zasr
will be given ct the conclusion OF the
lecture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
FLAG PRESEN rATION.

The vice president Of the Alexandra
Kindergarten Association, NJ. Worth
Hulfsh, hiss generously given a very
beautiful flag to the kindergarten, which
Is suspended across me corner of the
room, presenting a very handsome ap-
pearance, and adding grettly TO the at.
traclivenesa Of the kindergarten. As the
flag plays sn important psrt 10 some OF
the songs and games, this handsome
present is highly apprecitt d BY both
the board OF directors and the children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
RLANKEIs RECOVERED.

Lieutenant Mcneil arrived 10 this city
today for the purpose Of recovering several
blankets which hsd beeo carried away
from For. Niger. Officers Gill snd Reid
starcbed sll the resorts on north Lee street
and succeeded 10 recovering two OF The
blankets which had been tiken to houses
BY soldiers last fall. The proprit tresses OF
the PLACES we're warned that should they
tske blankets from soldiers 10 future they
will be prosecuted for receiving stolen
property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-02
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF LAW

The grand Jury 10 Washington yes
terdsy indicted Charles II OogSwell,
engineer Of the steamer Jane MOseley,
aud Lewis Jefferson, owner OF the boat,
for violating section 449S Of the revised
shtltes, which torbids TIE employment
of su unlicensed engineer or the service
OF an engineer Of passenger vessel
without proper certificate. 1t is alleged
that May 10 last Oogswell, who had only
an assistant engineers license, was EN-
ploysd by Jsherson to operate as chiel
engineer on the steamer MOsely, and thst
on that date Cogswsll ran the boat down
the Potomac river without having chiel
engineer over him. The penalty pro-
yIded by the Law Is fine of 800 for
each ofense.