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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
Winter Wood

Now iSthe time to buy wood.
While the roads are very good.
Apply To
u. LEMON FEIES.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
COAL COAL COAL

All Grades, Sizes and Kinds.
Leave your orders now for immc-
diate delivery and save money.
BERRYvuLE ICE Co,
w. I. LEWIS, Mgr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
COAL COAL COAL

All Grades, Sizes and Kinds.
Leave your orders now for imme-
diate delivery and save money.
BERRYvTLLE ICE Co.,
w. L. LEWIS, Mgr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
COAL COAL COAL

All Grades, Sizes and Kinds.
Leave your orders now for immc-
diate delivery and save money.
BERRYVuIE ICE Co.,
w. L. LEWIS, Mgr.
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YOUR MONEY

Will earn 3 per cent interest if
deposited in THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF BERRYvuLLE, a modern
and up-to-date banking institution.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
For Sale.

10 good sheep, mostly home
raised yearlingS and two year olds.
price reasonable.
% 2t +. \. LINDSEY.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31

Miss Mamie McGuire's school
for music will reopen ON WedneS-
day, September II. Pupils are
now being enrolled. Is
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
Great Piano Contest

The standing of the contestants
in the great free piano contest at
Simpsons Department Store. at
Boyce, up TO Tuesday of this week
was as follows:
Miss Sallie Spates 5557
" Vivian Meade 1866
Anna Jolliffe 1906
Daisy Brewer 1852
" Viola Smith 1922
LeOra Lee 1885
Mary Garvin 1862
Margaret Smallwood 1O4S
Ollie Diffenderfer 562
Mary Mckay 357
Mary Shipe l61
" Myrtle Eaton 100
thefuture votes will be counted
weekly Mr.. Geo. b. Harrison will
witness the counting of votes.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31

Monday, September ., 1910
Qabor Day) being n legal holiday
the Boycc State Bank, Inc. will be
closed All paper maturing on
that date may be paid on Tuesday,
September &. 1910.
\. ID. BARRIER, Cashier.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
JNo. b. NEuI, Cashier.

Monday, September ,, 1910
Uabor Day) being legal holiday,
the First National Bank of Berry
Vile will bc closed. All paper
maturing on that date may be paid
on Tuesday, September 6, 1910.
JAS. w. Foley, Cashier.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-08-31
If You Are Running A Hay
BaIer, Read This
f O K SALE

\ new steel Ring l4XlS press at
a price that viii pat ginger in
your work.
MANNING'S : WAREHOUSES,
Boycc, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
LOST TWELVE THOUSAND DOL
Lara

John Hartman, who describes himself
as salesman, living in New York, was
arrested yesterday charged with larceny
of S12, 900 from Friedrich Louster, real
estate man, of Harrisonburg, Pa.
Louster says that the scheme by which
he was swindlsd out OF his money was
nothing more than variation OF the
wellknown overlapping game, but from
his very knowledge Of swindliug of this
sort he was fooled into venturing first
$1,000 and later $4,000 on good
thing at one of the racetracks, which,
as usual, event wrong" although he
had been told that the ""iinside iniorma.
ton" could not fail. The gang that
victimized Louster evidently thought
him we'll worth while, for, according to
the story he tells, they went to Harris
burg to him with we'll connected story,
which led him first TO Baltimore to meet
a secretary of land company with whom
he was to consider buying land in
Florida, and later to New York.
While waiting with Hartman, the pris-
oner, in Baltimore for the secretary who
failed to appear, three men who knew
Hartman passed him and Louster. They
stopped to talk, and during the CONVEX
sation mentioned casually that they in
tended to wager sums amounting to $40
900 or different horses. They wanted a
stakeholder. Hartman suggested Lous-
ter, but another man objected for lack Of
security. Hartman then suggested that
Louster return 10 Harrisburg for secur-
ity, Which he did, returning with !Io,-
900 only to find the men gone, and Hart
man, who waited, told him they bad to
return 10 New York, but expected them
to follow.
Once inside the house in New York,
to which Louster was taken, he was in
weighed into making bets, lost his $40.
600, which, however did not deter him
from returning TO Harrisburg for an adj.
dilional $4,000, which went in the same
way
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01

Us ton srs simple and conclusire. They
say that fair rate can only be based on
the value OF The railroad property and
tie only way to get the iuforma-
ton Is By making valuation.
Railroad officials have expressed The
fear that disclosure of the va'ua of
their property might result in an In
crease IN their taxes. This led Mr.
Bailey to ask Wit Their the railroads uu.
derestinate The value o! their property
to the tsx gs!herer end oveTestimste it
to the ship Jer when he calls to deal with
them. Mr. LaFolleIte ssid thatin Wiscor-
Gin an apprsisal OF railroad property
re- ulted in reduction OF rates that has
saved TIE stale many millions of dollars.
He declared that tae Goa. OF appIa'sing
ell the railr3ais would be about 49,.
500, 900, would take three years aud
YOU d save the people hundreds OF mil.
lions of dollars every year.
The Lorimer Investigation resolution
vas referred by the S!nate to the com.
mittee on privileges and elections to.
day. Members of the committee said
that no action would be taken By the
committee unless formal charges were
filed against Lorimer.
Nothing will be done at present. The
committee will net investigate more
newspaper chsTgas. Whenever COM
plants are made in an official way or By
some specific organization or By mum.
Der OF reputable persons, the MISTER
will be formally taken up. 1t is uoder.
stood That within few days definite
charges will be laid before the committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
BET ON A ETIP ~

Twelve thousand dollars was dropped
to swindIers in New York oc veriation
of the old wire ppiug game by Fred
erick Louser, a real es.rts dealer OF
Harrisburg, Ps., according to his story
10 The police yesterday. Louster caused
the arres. of John Hartman who, he
says, is one of tie hand.
Lou t'r says Hartman met him in
Harrisburg, and Induced him to go to
Baltimore, to engage 10 real estate
deal. There he met ''capitais,s," who
were alao iutcreated in racing, and tu--
sequently we1t to New York with Ger.
titled check for $4,000.
This be lost bi Ing on sure winner.
His ''friands" had a sure tip DC another
race, however, and Lyuster hurried
bone aud got Il. 600 more which be slsc
ios'. Then he appealed to the police
and pointed out Hartman on the street
yesterday. Hsrimsn denies ever seeiog
the Harrisburg mnu, but he vas locke
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
CHURCH CENSUS.

The aggregate number Of commuui-
csnts or members of Eli religious de.
nominations in continental United
States for 1906 vas 80, 996, AS, accord.
Ing to the United STILES census OF re-
ligious bodies, par. OF The Census
B lreau's special report now 10 PRESS.
OF this grand toial the var;o7s PROT
estGut bodies reported 20,2S7.742 and
the Roman Catholic Church, IL, 679, 142.
OF tue Protestant conu 1icar t., &c
cording to the report, SOC per ceat.
we're tut.de the principal cities of the
County. OF TIE Catholic, 27.9 per
cent. we're in the cities of the first class,
those havirg population OF more than
800, 600, while AIS per cent, were cot.
SIDE the cities OF the first, second, third
or fourth classes, the last class being
cities OF IS, 900 to $4,000. Pret.s;ao's
ia the frs. class cities aggregated 8
per cent. Of the Prot.stants the Pro-
estaut Episcopal Church reported a
mejority OF Its commuDicsuts in the
principal cities, 81 2 pr cert, as did
the church Of Christ (ScleutiA), 50 6
per cent. The upJrt shows a growth
of sll commandments, both in the cities
aud country, sinco 1890 In the fge
leading CITIES the proportion of cnu-
municants to population WAS: Nav
YorS, AT per cent +; Chicago, 40 7;
Philadelphia, IS s; BostoD, 81 6; St.
Luis, 46 6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
COURT OF APPEALS.

The Court Of Appeals opened iIa sum
mer session 1T Wglheville, yesterday,
With President Keith and Judges Buch
aIsp, Harrison and Whittio sitting.
There are thirty-aight cases CO tue
docket, smaller number than IT las,
term.
The days proceedings we're: Ashscrth
ct els. Vs. Brown 1t ais, argued and sub.
nitled; Snt ffasr vs. Sutherland OF als.,
argued and ADMITTED; Ne7berrg Shoe
Company vs. Collier ct al., III omit ed on
briefs; Stonega Coke and Goal Ooippsny
vs.. Niece, argued and continued until
today,
The next cases to be called are Old
Dominica S S. COMPANY vs. F!apney ;
Virginia Iron Goal aud Coke Company
%. Bond. OlinchGeld Coal Company w.
Viers; Phoenix Insurance Oou plDy vs.,
Sherman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
New York Stock Market.

New York, June The action Of tn
government iu applying 10 ;he courts to rom
pei the railr ads t, stop Manipulating an.
raising freight re- les threw Wall street INTO
near pcnic to'ay. The stock market operet
weak and The pre- ~ WAS oftle most rr
nounced character Prices sold Il during III,
first hour from three to six points with no evl
dences IF suTprt from the big iu lea 'ers
One If the TEXTURES Of the Ge.uoraiiz ito,
on the exchange was III ..Dsfer Of ceIa:r
bull leaders To the bear ride. These mer
wee those VINO fer the most part have kesr
consistent bulls ever since th- p.ing ot go:
but who wee inclined to believe that rail
road earnings would suffer through tie
governments action.
IN tie last half Of the forenoon heavy cover
ing Of shorts ciused recovery Of to 1.d
points, but the up.urn was not general,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
LONDON PAPERS JOCULAR.

The Lo1doa morning newspapers
editorislly trea! Mr.. R,oseTeit's speech
at the Guildhall yesterday without re.
sentiment, and meet bis advice in rather
a bsntsriDg spirit, as coming from g
pri7ile ged person.
The radical "OhronicIe" kes it as 8
con plimeut TO Aoglc -Aneticsh solid.
arty, bat doubts whittier il would be
wise for Bdt;sa ex-p'emier to imilste
the performance 10 New York or Wash
ingtor.
The conservative papers ere inclined TO
welcome the advice. "roe Standard"
says: "The speech wss more pieusnt
thsD polite. /: ia pu. cfudoIy, bit msy
do us good"
"The Telegraph" thorka Dir. Roose-
veit 70. his "oter medicine" tu be-
lieyes that the Britain people ere sersi-
BILE enough 10 swallow the dose.
"Tbe Daily News" sl0re seriously
takes Mr.. Roosevelt to * Ter "a b:esc
OF international msnners."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
News of the Day.

TIE U. S. Supreme court yesterday
foIshed up It's business for the term and
adjourned Until O,t9ber next.
The report of the conferences on the
river and hsrbor bill WAS presented in
Congress yesterday and was approved.
AZ finally agreed to it carries appropria.
lions sggregating $5l. CAT, us, a net re-
duc:ion OF sos, 500 from the amount OF
the bill as it passed the Senate.
The veto by GJyeraor Dfapar OF The
bill making eight bours days labor
for public employee was Sustained 10
the Massachusetts, HUE yesterday. The
vote wss 81 to 73 10 favor of passing the
bill over the veto, which was not the
NECESSARY twc-:hirds.
Robert E. B:aity, sou of one OF the
wealthiest and most prominent men in
Shippeusburg, Gu nberland county, Pa,
WAS arrested yesterday on the charge OF
setting FIRE to the stables of Rev. David
W. Allison at that place. The crims is
ett'it uted to jzalou'y, Beatty was re-
leased On 81, 600 bail.
James A. Ps:tau suffered another big
loss yesterday when the price of cotton
in the New York market dropped. 81. so
ball. The shorts were able to deliver
sll the spot coffin sold for delivery this
month and thus escsped beirg squeezed
By Ps't,n apd bis associst's % the hull
eide Of the market Instead of MAX
ing rnah t, cover, tae bears, led by
Morgan u C5npapy, forced prices down
ia sensational manner.
President Tat snntuaced yesterday
thst during his administration he will
not lend his approval TO legislation de.
signed to give government aid to specific
railroad interests 10 Alaska. Insttad,
he fsvors a general law which will sp.
pig to all Who comply With t. provisions,
Law modelled after the policy which for
years has been ia ef.c! In the Philip
pine islands.
Americas greste:t batteship, the
"D;eadntuyhf' Delaware is using oil
for fael exclusively. Tnis feet has no.
bean generally known, despite The fsct
thai the big 6ghtiog machine had been
In commission since April l and has
been lying st the navy yard at Norfolk
ever since. OIL was used Tor fuel when
the big ship was given her trial trip and
it worked successfully in every psrticu-
lar.
Showing, it is said, a reversion of
sentiment since the last Legislature.
which eractcd the statewide prohibi
ton and other sumptuary laws. only
eleven men out of the los composing the
Alabams legislature will be returned to
Office. This fact il developed in the
first official compilation of names of the
new membe
Action to prevent the proposed increase OF
rates by the western railroads was taken oY
the admins: ration yesterday. Instructions
were sent from the Department tf Justice to
the u. S. district attorney at ST. Louis, to 81
PLY at once for an injunction res train ng tee
roads fr0m putting the Lew rates Into tifsct,
on the ground that they are the result OF
combination in violation Of the anti-truS. act.
Judge Dyer Issued an injunction at Hannibal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
HELD UNDER RIVER,

Thousands of commuters were held ia
stalled trains urder the Hudson river In
the rush hour yesterday m0ruiug, when
gu airbresk became uDmaaagesble On q
train 1000 feet from the HUDSON Terni.
nal OF the McAdoo tu2e and could not
be moved for Is minutes. When the
train finally Vas moved into iie ermi-
nal score OF oIhers we're blocked be-
hind i: 10 a lorg string, reaching back
ns iar S. the Erie station on the New
Jersey aide, producing great confusion.
1t was one OF the worst tie-ups in the
history OF the Hudson tubes. The pss-
sengers in the trains chated under the
delay, ard it wss disgruutled lot of
men and woman who iiGally climbed
from the cars when they reached the
terminal st Cortland street, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

On tie eve Of leaving for his home in
Iowa for the purpose OF participating ia
the campaign in .hs, slate, Senator
Oammins yesterday Informed the sepsts
thst as amended the railroad bill gouli
receive bis vote as 1t would also
The votes Of the progressive republi-
can senator's Tho have stood with him
IN opposition to Inc bill IS it gss pr,.
pared BY the attorney general aud iutro.
ducad by SJrator El!ins in behalf of
the standardization. The statement wss
made 10 the shape of brief speech dc.
lvered by himself In tuopor. of an
amendment placing upon railroad CON-
panies the burden of proof iu bearings
on rate increases. This amendment
was accepted by Senator Elkins and be
came q psit Of the bill BY general con.
sent, thus constituting the only amend
nent presented by the Iowa senator
which has been accepted by the Sanste.
As stated in the G z9tte the Blown
amendment to prohibit the consolida.
ton Of competitive railroad lines was de-.
feated BY vote of IL to 20.
The LsFoiettc amendment for the
physical valuation OF railroad properties
WAS discussed throughout the day with
oct conclusion being reached.
The session In the H onse was devctsd
to discussion of spproprit tons to make
effective the recent law creating bureau
of mines and mining. The sum Of
S4SS. 900 Tas appropriated.
The Fl u'e adopted resolution ofl r.
ed By Mr.. Martin, OF Colorado, calling
for various i'ems OF information concern
Ing tae sale Of the frisr lands la the
Philippines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
No Advance ia Rates

S.. Louis, Mo-, June There wss
no advance in freight rates today by the
IS railroad of ihe central west. Fol-
loving the action of Federal Judge
Dyer st Hapnihal late yesterday in
granting temporary injunction resttar-
iog the railroads from enforcing, or
making q general advsoce 10
iuterstate rates, u. &. District
Attorney Houts snd Special Attorney
EdGuud P. Grosyeror from the at.or-
nsy generals Office filed here today 40
expedtipg cert icste, under the act OF
February IL, 1903, prey ding fos speed
determination o. the is u % in con.eption.
The defendant railroads did not put In
an appearance today to SAX for dis
misssl of the restraining order but bay
the pr Yilege OF filing auch motion at
shy time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
Virginia News.

j. Frank Kennedy, Of Clarke county,
died Monday near White Post, aged IS
years. During tbs civil var he served
under Ool John 8. Mobsy, snd was with
thst command in many of lis da,ing ex.
ploit'. de leaves widow, formerly
Mics Mamie Littlep.ge, Of lower Vir.
ginis; one son and one daughter. He was
son of the late William o. K nnerly.
Miss Grace Radcliffe Day, daughter Of
Dol. and Mrs Charles Fenion Day, and
Mr. H.ury Gould Ral.ton, of Miami,
Fla, will be married in Christ Church,
Sni,b6eld, st $3.50 O'Clock tonight. Rev.
Robert S. Garter, of Orange, assisted by
tae Rev. Francis 3. Lee, rector of the
church, officialiug. The bride is a sis.
ter of Mra. Thomas s NJ r!ln, wife of
the sens!or.
The body of Frank Howl, OF Nelson
county, who died suddenly q! Loving.
s:on, Sunday morning, was exhHned
Monday and an examination by physi-
clans showed the presence of srychaine,
and the stomach has been sent to Rich.
mond for analysis by chemist. A warrant
has been issued for ] Ohm Moore, q young
man who lived near Howl, tus who is
pald to have left the neIghborhood San.
day.
After sc invalidsm of FIVE years ex.
Safe Senator Beverly Bland Munford,
died at bis home on The Hermitage road,
near Richmond, Yesterday. His work
as statesmap, frat as representative
from Danville, Pit:sylvanis county and
later as senator from Richmond, and his
efforts 10 lhs literary field. which a.
tiacted wide attention, will be fondly
remen bered. Mr.. Muoford married
Miss Mary Cooke Branch, daughter of
the late Jsmes R. Branch, who was
killed at Msyo's Island by the collapse
of river vail. By this nniou two chill
dren we're born, Miss Mary Stafford aud
B. B. Munford, jr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
REPORT ON CHURCH UNION.

The general assembly of the Unitsd
Presbyterian Ohuroh st its session in
Philadelphia yesterday, By vote OF 1873
to so, adopted the recommendation OF
liz committee on bills and overtures that
a permanent committee on church re!a-
tions be appointed to consider all matters
of closer relations With all evangelical
denominations, Inclusive of proposed
union with such denominations as may
seek or desire union on satisfactory
terms. The new committee will consist
of pine members, three 10 serve one year,
three two years aud thee three yesrs,
three members to be appointed each
yaar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
POPULATION NEARLY
100000, 900.

The Census Bureau has begun the
work of enumer6ting the population
from the individual census cards, and
the complete cenans of some cities may
be announced within a fortnight. d.
rector Durand estimates that the populs.
ton OF the United Ststes Is in the neigh
borhood Of 100, 900. 600.
The popultton of the country in other
census years was: 1860, 81, 443, 900;
1870. 3S 558. 900: 1880 so, 1855, 900, 1880,
2,622 600; 1900, 6,3O3, 900. Thus
the population has nearly doubled in
the last thirty Year,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
Death from Sirychnine Poisoning

Richmond, Va, June l.-Folowlne
an official e1aminA tion of the st1msch Of
Frank Howell, young married msn Of
ROLAND, w., who was taken i'll sDd
died within en- hour Sunday, May %,
Coroner Taylor, OF Richmond, declared
this morning that the deceased died as s
result Of strycbDiue poisoning. This is
the second examination of the dead
mans stomach. The first was made
Tuesday, after the body bad been ex'
burned at the request OF neighbors OF the
dead man. Three physicians of Loving
ton declare tha. the stomach contained
enough strychuiDe to have killed FIVE
men.
a warrant bas been issued for the ar.
rest of John Moore, neighbor of How
ell, charging the former with murder,
tus The authorities are Ia the DARK Rs to
the man's whereabouts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE /, 1915

AS WAS stated 10 the Gazette, tne
SUPREME Oou,t yesterday tffImed the
iuivusent Of the Ken u,ky Conrt OF Ap-
meals in the "Jim Crow case Of J.
Alexander Ohiles against The Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railway Company. Ohiles,
who is a negro, bought 6'ss-elass tscFe'
over The Chesapeake and Ohio emitting
him to r;ds from Washington to Lsxiug
,ou. XIV, The train did net run through
TO Lexington, and when be reached
Ashland, tbe first city on the KeL tuck,
eide OF the lice, he vent into tae white
car. A police officer was unmoned aod
Oh!lss was removed under pr tsst 10 az
good q car set apart exclusively io'
negroes. Chiles brought suit 10 tae Fay
cite, Ky, county court for 500 dam
ages. The validity of tho law providing
1or the separation of races en- railway
t,sirs was upheld. The Court OF Ap-
nsals OF Ken u:ky sfitmed The Judg-
mani of the lower ccu;', when Uhiles
went t, tbs tribunal of the last resort
the soprene Court Of the United States
The latter court ycsteydag maintained
,ho 6sc;sjous OF he state ctu to. Ihe
deductions exhaust the subject and are
ca,cula.ed to cstt chilli on su;a negroes
ga NAV in The future desire to brig such
csses before to Supreme Ccutt. This
erf5unsl st the outset, dismissed as uD-
smoo.tant lhs distinction between state
mud; !5tsr.sta.e commerce. "We are
des!ivg in This case" said tie ecu t,
whose opinion was written By Justice
M;Keuus, with the act OF private per
sor, 10 w.t, the railroad company, ano
It is demonstrated thst the intsritats
commerce clause OF !he constitution does
net coasIrain the action Of carriers, but'
on the cort ary, lesves them to adop'
rules and regulations fer The government
of their business, free from any interior
encs except by Cougress. su'h rules
and regulations, of course, ouss be res
sonsble, but whether they be such eau
n1t depeuI upon passenger being state
or Interstate. The decision quotes the
rulius of he court in another csee to the
effect that to require interstate psssen-
gers of one race in shy pslt OF their
Journey 10 share their csbin accommoda.
tons with passengers OF another race
was question Of Interstate commerce
20 be Diet rnIned by Congress alone.
TVe have seen Ia that case," says Ju'.
aice HtKanua, "that the inactioD OF
Congress WAS oq1ivalen! to the 'lecia'a-
siop that csgrier could by regulations
aepsrae. colo.cd aud white Interstate
passenger"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
lhe DeIhX Stakes

London, June 1.-The annual ru--
uiOg of the DERBY stakes today was wou
by A. Fairies Lemberg, ridden by Dill
loo, Vlscouut Yllliere's Greenbsck, Ten
plsman, second, and A, P. Cunlifia's
CHARLES O'Malley, J. Howard, third.
1t was officially announced thst Lenoerg's
time 2;35 is for the distance, little more
than a mile snd a half, WAS record for the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-01
Ius,ructin2 Sale Girls.

Berlin, jane Ia scho0l for the In
ssruc.Ion OF ISLES girls 10 The treatment Ct
customers wss started in B3rlin today.
The school is financed BY the Association
OF Real shops, but the city has shown
IT. il teras! in The mattar By gssnti,g ths
use of enc CT Inc city halls Ter Ihc
school r3nms. Lister classes FL be It ri.
I'd Tor men clerks,