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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24

next 60 fighting, that's baseball
He's the kina If & fan that sou spell
With ce0s Yes PAN Soc 40
FuF years jeff has hrun So bic boa
a. nNAriY every Nams played hers IN
sfa gHHf iNaKUa sefiea
wilson thn iIttta champ mmk visit
SAG tna lie fellow ras-rnEfN. tfff
found "a baseball * Asa plain catch
as first Then 1sgf ordered q hat
Brother John wMn invited a. iAka y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24
Good Riders Scarce

The recent accident % Jockey
rapllu leaves the Emeryyilie merry.
aofaand without a single rider %
the first class 70 the saddle Vos
per- selden. Martin. Kedarls. Horfi.
paea and tie other pilots have been
showing anly fair form during the
season and NOT one ~ them can
% depended 90 10 show consistent
form
% fact there has beer raihar a
deaflh 81 good riders on fhe Gals.
f1nuia track this year There haa
bees nu finds thie segfon. aud nu
aaa rider hos developed Unexpected
fafm such as was displayed iast
Year BY cliff Gilbert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March
"A. Following the showing Of
Frank Klaus against Stanley ket
chel At Pigtsburg last nlght. Pro.
meter Jim Coffroth to-day besaa
plans for a meeting between Klaus
and nilly papke here ln MAY
Colfroth desires to open hia
season az Colma arena with the
Papke Klaus bout. aud il trying
to land the men for May "a or
thageAboatS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24

band Ton Jones. Ad's manager.
was ordered 70 call strikes and balls
AZ son the tosa for ths fret ap. and
JEFF chose thu y9b behind the bat
Brother John was 4 BIT slow n the
field. aaa "a had piled up a score ~
runs before Jim ordered that last
has one
Incidentally 1sff II no sluueh be.
hind me bat Hs gets right W Close
ard picks 'em Off like veteran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24
PACKEY MCFARLAND HAS
FRED WELSH CORNERED

ferred 60 BY some u che English
critics as the real iiRhtwt eight
champion because Nelson had re-
fused 20 fight him
but when Packey Mcfarland ap
peared on the scene and announe
"a his willingness TO fight. Welsh
ran off
Freddie evidently has now seen
the handwriting on the wall. for
With the I.onaoners against him.
b. was IN danger Of losing caste
throughout The kluKaom
MCFhrihua has made scores 81
friends on the other side and viii
NOT lack backing when he steps in
90 the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24

Charley Mullen f. setting chance 70 play his posam
the initial with the White Sox No squad bn be
warming the bench and 70 Judge by the block
powers that be that he sat oneposion The local
been holding the second position for the
has been making good In strange territory.
The other day Mulen's base running responsible for =
Of the he collected three hits Of
accepted fielding chances without
some. that
Judge Mnlqueen who have heard the assault
Jack johnson "wednesday wrathy 81 the nonsms
the complaining witness Norman rindar and Insisted that
located II they find Norman they'd better Set u
~Daay- the dusky Fluffy Ruffea who told the New Yo
her Norman looked after the doctors th
IRIS him up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24
De RougN CREWS
Up ROLLERS LEG


ST JOSEPH. No. agarer a
! pf heileF - Seattle ard
kau9l d. HDsinu ths FtRhflmM
tFeughnaH INST aaain un ths
! mat lmst right After fhe msn
hal tewn ruaFhiHN it far msia-
uta4 and az seconds. lbs Bannn
! tenA = nihhie 40 ana - Rollers
suauely legs and the refnrfe
! promptly awarded IRE Seattle
Man the first fail Roller Eat
tbs secana fail u mlaafes ard
&c SECONDS with a head scissors
and stoay lock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24
BIG LEAGUE TALK
FROM TRAINING
CAMPS
Gossip of the Ball Players
Now Boiling Out at Hot
Springs-Some Yarns.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark March "a
They sit around the hotel bobby Al.
ter dinner every nisht. men whose
names are familiar to enc haaes.lll
reading pubilc. and just far.
Stories 81 famous battles and IN
cidents u when tire public never
hears are galated - men not given
70 romaneing, - little thinxs Aieh
turn the isde ~ battle
KLEIN won 3 game for rs IN the
worlds series by giving Fttgshurs
the bert ~ q bum decision. said
Jim Delehanfy. the Dsfr1it tufiaiaef
whose batting did - much 20 wiu
che pennaat far tire Tigers IN the
American iaaEue last fail
Yes. the ore Re blew ~ first
interrupted Ians
That's By II KLEIN hadn't called
him safe. tiE next man ue mtNht
have come tnrouRh instead af sets
ting that infle4d drive thut iff na
at She mAh trying o. score. sasH
Del and ht wna aut "a STEP 700
he concluded
-cuhaa where ther are bae nn
baseball" said joss Dasu iHera
is q gambling proposition pure anH
simple They have Is funny wHH ~
betting % tne game one WaU af
fers 10 o. on his taam ana Rats
fellow who takes ffm demands WN
three ~ four runs edge
"EHT instance Hn fHimkH the fHaW
the other ffligN beta rn lH "a certain
number af runs better than hlH taa 81.
and % win enc bst the man uu fbe
long run muet have one more run
Than the Number ~ gives the other
Betting On hag eafnea e poor
business any way y9u look ne ff.~
said Manager Dahieu Of tha Brook
Ign team ard Hear. hear@ echoed
the players
"Phtabu1g wlil he the last team
% get here" suggested someone
Yes. aud theu these cleanup hifs
tiers we hi3ve been watching FOR q
couple ~ weeks wiil ake ~ the tan
uncut while the Big Dntehmaut
gets bury said Harry Mcintyre.
The Brooklyn beaver
Elmer 3tFiekiett once thought ~
had aiscos cred Wagner weairucas. "
said Mcintyre whereat the Brook
Ign players laughed IN unison. "Ont
afternoon Atfiekieft famed tire big
follow three times Oh q roW and uf.
ter the game tuid ua be had Hans
On his siriug ana knew whore ha
was weak"
Yves and tbe next time ne won't
up against Wagner the big fellow
faced him five times and claaned 81
with five bits" said Geo BEN az
Brooklyn star. "Nay that Dutch
man can't spell woakneaa"
Wagner haH hia weakness -l4ke
AaJole," said Clarke grifHth "4ny
tins you gti pua ~ either ~ tharr
you count gQuweif luekg." and this
made noise iks wisdom. apparent.
~ TOR iho SECESSION adjourned
The Canadian Athletic Union ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24

Tho Dominion hf CHundaslktfis a.
saciasipn has decided 81 $50 10, 900
ia the prize lists thia ya4f EH ax-
tend the meet into AatsruAy. one
Gay longer than usual THE events
Wili BE- held at ottawa Tire week hf
August 42
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24

Trainer aaek NaHklaH Haga thsf
TIE Cornell FefaF team This year q
the fastest which ever ran Tor the
ithaca college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-24

This Canadian Athletic Union rae
been officially notified ~ the Brlt
isn olympic council of the abandon
fasnt Of the Olympic games AT Attn
ems this year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
FRATERNAL VISIT.

A de'eg atI n from A. E. Talbot Damp
No. 1872, Modern Woodmen o
Amerlcs, of Washington, visited th'
Alexapdris Damp last night aud assisted
10 initiating q number Of caudldsts s In
to The order.
Speeches were made by Messrs. H.
II Willard, aud J. F. Cassidy, of tbl
visiting camp, aud Mr.. Wythe White
OF the local camp.
Refreshments we're served during tb'
evening, and at q late hon, the Wash
ingtonisns left for their homes greatly
pleased With their visit.
The following formed the delegation
from A. E. Talbot Osmp:
Consul, Il. H Millsrd; adviser, a
F. Doboowslski past coutul, ]. F. Gas
sIdy; banker, J. 81. DuraDd; escort, j.
F. Jones, characters, O. E. Miller aut
V. w. Potter; degree team, ]. Z. Dan
can, 8. g. Robey, W. 8. Whestey. d
E. Lsfoufcsdp, o. b. Smallwood, Thee
Jones, J. F. Koniiz. R. E. EnDi'
Harry Ober, s s. O'Ksefe aud J. B
Hooinsgle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
WEDDING.

The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Win
ter Jones, daughter Of DR.. aud Mrs.
Thomas Marshall Jones, to Mr.. Richard
Henry Garter Beverley, son of Mr.. VIII
liam Beverley, of Broad Run, will take
place tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock al
the home of the BRIDES parents on
Prince street and will be Witnessed by
only smsll company of relatives and
intimate friends. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Father CASTOR
Payne, of Clifton Forge, an uncle Of
the bride. assisted by Father Ootler and
Father Kelley. OF this city. Miss Ann
Lewis Jones will be her sisters maid OIL
honor and only attendant. Mr.. Ed
mud Hunter will be the ggoom's bes'
map, A reception, TO which large
tn nber of guests have been invited, will
follow the ceremony, and number o.
ou.-of-town guest, bsve been included 10
the invitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
TO LAY CORNERSTONE.

Bishop Gibson will oficiate at the
laying of the cornerstone of st. Mary's
Episcopal Church at Colonial Beach
tomorrow. The services will be under
the auspices OF the Masonic order, and
the ceremonies performed by Colonial
Beach Lodge, No. 1919. Several of the
officers of the Grand Ledge are ex'
pecled to take pant. Prominent Mssons
from other lodges will assist. The or
st)r Of the day will be Mr.. W. j. Phil
lips, OF Fredericksburg. The pastor Of
St. Msry's, Rev. G. g. Phelps, has made
ext ,usive pre- parstions for the event. St.
Msry's Is located In what Is known as
the Washington parish of the Richmond
diocese, having been so named before
the revolution, because 1t was the home
parish of The Washington family. Fol-
many years services we're held In various
private homes, and later To a small
church building, The late Rev. DR..
Lstsne was pastor, The church has
been named 81. Mary for the late Mrs.
Mary Cotton, whose husband generously
tuosidzsd II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL.

The board OF msnsgerS Of the Alex
an lria Hosp tai acknowledges the follow
log donations The Oorby Baking C1m-
papy, eli the bread used 10 the hospital
L. Shumsn & Sons, one gallon OF Ice
cream weekly; Herman Bloch, pies
weekly; Mr.. Lewis Hooff, one quart OF
milk daily; the Alexandria Gizstte daily
the Washington Sar daily; Mico water
for entire institution from the Mutual
Ice Oompany; Robert Porlner Brewing
Company, $25; Mrs. Clyde O. Lament,
quarts tomatoes, quart canned apples,
l quart peas, l qusrt Strawberries; q
friend, 81; q friend, old liner; o. y.
Barby, one barrel spplas; M. b. HI'
low, box Of oranges; l.. NJ Blacktord,
$40; Woodlswn Circle Kiog's Daughters,
s.; q friend, old linen; First Baptist
Church, $40; st. Vincent de Paul So
cIety, $25; Ohildren's Ward Society,
$3.50; 81. Luke's Circle, So; d. a. K /,
box cookles; Mrs. Dfeyius, old lined;
Mrs. Vim Bryant, large chocolate cake
to nurses; Mrs. NJ. E Bottle, two table
clothes; q friend, flowers; st. Luke's
Oircle, pairs OF rubber gloves; Mr..
Landstreet, vegetable; VIM. Ar
riugtou, fish on several occasions;
W. HuI6sb. rszor hone; friend, sand
wIchss; a friend, quarts pickles; Mrs.
McOaun, pickles. preserves aud flowers;
DR.. wilkins, 5 dozen eggs; Mr.. Sissop,
fish; Mr.. Ayers, fish; Mrs. M. j. Bald
win; $50; Oolored Odd Fellows, Sl2 81;
w. o. I. r., flowers and pottad plant;
Relief Association, tea aud ii sacks Of
four; Miss Carver, flowers on several
occasions; Mrs. Oaton, magazines; COL
ored children, Seminary Hill, flower;
electric lighting from Alexandria Elec'
trio Light Company a! so per cert dis
count.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
AcCTDENr TO A TRAIN.

Tyentz.,wo passengers we're slightly
Gin rcd IN a wreck q, O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon of a special, runuiog as second
seclion of passenger train No. III oil the
Sont,s,n Railway pear OsdarRun bridge,
bStwsep OstIett aud Oslvertou. The
engine and four passenger coaches we're
dsTsiled 400 yards from the bridge as 8
result. sec1rdiog to the engineers and
6feman's statements, off misuudentand.
log of danger signals.
The track was plowed up for dis
lance of 200 feet. The e0gine parted
from tue train scarcely 80 feet from the
bridge, and was brought to a stop on the
bridge. Had the train gone the length
of two coaches farther q fearful loss Of
life would have been inevitable
Physicians from CslvertoD, Wsrreuton
ana other nearby t1wns gave aid to the
ipis,sd, and all we're carried to Wash
ins,ou on spscisl train which passed
Though this city last night,
The wreck WAS the result OF a mitu1-
Outstanding of tauger signsl, which
the A,gman Of a section foves claims to
have given the engineer OF the wrecked
traio. The section men were repairing
the track jast few moments before the
wrecked train Was sighted. The section
foreman claims that torpedoes were
placed on the track ut regulation distance
and that bis Hsgmsn was sent back In
accordance with the rules
The engineer says the higman was
Carrying his fl ig 1dsr his srm when his
t,sip. rnoniug at 80 miles an hour,
shot past him. This statement Is COZ
roborated By the fireman. -Four sleepers
aud the baggage car were. wrecked.
Tasted iron, broken car wheels, aud
beet rails we're mu;h in evidence.
The train WAS running as a special
fr)m New Orleans to Washington, and
pulled out of Atlanta, Ga, ten hours
late. 10 order to make up time, 1t wss
spsoduga. fifty miles when the accident
occurred.
L2comotlve.No. 1916 was attached to
the train. 1t was in charge OF Engineer
Il. l.. Parton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
MEMORIAL, DAY.

Today is Confederate Memorial Day
10 Alexandra and is being observed So
such. The various committees from Lee
Camp and the several auxiliary societies
visited the cemeteries near this city and
slrewed flowers over the graves Of the
Confederate soldiers buried therein.
Later the Confederate monument at the
corner OF Washington and Prince streets
and the mound In Christ Church yard
we're decorated. A stand has been
erected at the monument where this
evening spproprista exercises will be
held according to the programme puo-
lished yesterday.
Last night those who will take part In
the memorial exercises this evening met
at Lee Camp Hall to practice and today
the hall was kept open for the reception
OF flowers used In the decoration for
today.
10 honor Of the occasion the public
schools held bat one session today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Encounter with BrIgands

Halris,ntuv, Va, May PA let.
ter from George b. size, widely
known Harrisontu'0 't'"rnev. WIN vas
prominently mentioned for governor last
year, tells OF recent thrilling encounter
with brIgands near Joppa, Jerusalem.
Mr.. Ste separated from his wife and
three daughters while Sightseeing and
returned 8 few moments to find them
unconscious. Two men had chloro.
formed them for the purpose Of commit
ting robbery. Site, although armed
only with smsll cane, attacked the two
and beat them over the heads. Tbt
three fought urtll officers arrived and
placed the brigsnds under srrest. None
OF the ladies' were seriou.ly Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
PERSONAL

Miss Marg ,ret N. Gemeny and Mr.. j,
Onuton Lindsey, both OF this city, were
married last night at the parsonage oil
the Methodilt Protestant Church. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. J. NJ.
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Johns, Miss
Caroline Huuter and Msjlr Robert
Hunter are occupying the Washington
@ ttage ct Virginia Beach for several
wesk ks.
Mr.. George GUST, Purser Of The
steamer Wakefield, who has been con-
Rned to his home Ia Washington during
the psst month by Illness, Is on duty
again.
Mrs. H D. Luckett, OF AsheVille, fs
visiting her mother, Mrs. Z. 81. Lyles,
on south Fairfax street.
Mr.. Joseph Keehner and Miss Grace
Glesuer Augur, both of Baltimore, were
married 10 this city todsy.
Mr.. George l. Summers, OF Baroes-
vile, Ga, is visiting bis brother, Mr..
John W. Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Jones and
their little son. Carroll Pierce Jones. OF
Atlanta, are Visiting their parents, DIR.
and Mrs. T. M. Joues.
M. Archie Maddox, after En absence
from Alexandra of fifteen years, Was
here today 90 short Walt. he was on bis
way to West Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
GAVE ROND.

James Harrison, one OF the youths
who was arrested at I'D early hour last
Su idsy morning on the chsrge OF
enteriug the house of Mr.. J. K. N.
Dsskins, at the southeast conner OF
Prince and Henry streets, furnished bail
yesterday afternoon in the sum OF 81 600
for his appearance before the Corpnrs'
Ion Court. aud was released. His father,
Mr.. John II ,rrisop, became his surety.
Lse Downs aud Attbut Burns, arrested
at the same time SIS parties to the house
breaking, failed to procure security.
Mr.. Dsskins was in the city today.
He has made partial Inventory, and
fiuds a number OF articles have been
stolen from bis house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
107 s NTH Royal 8.
my24 II
Accident to an Editor.

New York, May "a IL was swstt
dream tn; q sad awakening for Frank
Potion, a Boston editor. who arrived
here todsy on the Colonial Express.
Dreaming be wandered among the
stare, drsnk from the big dipper, snd
Hirted With Veruh he was having the
time Of his life when HslIey's comet
came dashing toward him With the speed
OF a SC usrelte In lobster palace. He
must push 1t aside. BE thrust bis arm
forth.
Then be woke up. He had Pu'hed
his hand through the window OF o
sleeper and had II almost removed BY q
signal post past which the trsiu WA
FISHING. he was taken to the Lincoln
H 1spItsl and bis ipjories dressed. Then
be resumed his journey to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
TTUESDAY. JUNE 7tb."

This sign, which hes been plsced in
some very conspicuous places 10 this
city, and which has caused no little
comment, has st last been explained.
TUESDAY, June 7th" Is to be Military
Day at Marshall Hall, 1t being the
second annual excursion of the Alex.
audria Light Infantry. The committee
Ia charge have arranged a very com
plete programme Of special features,
including a basebsll game in the after
noon and 8 prizs drill for the company
and individual drill medsl st night.
These besides the Other febtures will
make the day most erjoYfble one fol-
all those who 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
MR. OARLIN.

"Two more years of Charley" sounds
better to the people OF the Eighth dis
trlct than anything else unless it be four
more years, and then some. Mr.. Osrlln
has really represented his people In
Congress. His advice and counsel have
weighed we'll In the deliberations OF the
nations lawmakers; his untiring efforts
10 promoting the welfare of the district
have been irnitfol, and with all he has
found time to lend helping hand to
many Of our people In government ser
vice. Ia fact, Mr.. Oarlin has "made
good" st every point aud the people have
been glad to give him a clesr field fol
another term.-[ Falls Church Common
zaalth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
POLICE COURT
fJustIce H. B. Cation presidingl

There we're eighteen names on the
docket this morning--twO more than
Yesterday. Seven OF them we're those
of white men, charged With disoFderlS
Conduct or fighting, The others we're
coIored and ell save one hsd been ar
rested for similar offenses.
Four young white men, charged with
disorderly conduct and fighting, forfeit ID
their collstsraI by falling to appear.
Amos Harris, John Lewis and Frank
Ctayner, all colored, charged with dis.
orderly conduct, forfeited their collIersl
by falling to appear.
William Dixon, colored, charged with
q similar ofIense, was 6ned 81.
Benry Stevens, colored, charged With
ssssultiug Allen Winters, was dis
missed.
A white man, charged with fighting,
forfeited bis colsteTal by falling to sp-
pear.
A young white man, alSo charged
with 6ghtiDg, WAS fined 81. so,
william Cole, eolored, charged With
fighting, had his case continued.
john Sims, Scott Blackburn and
Emily Baptist, sll cOlored, charged With
fighting, we're fined So each.
A young white man, charged with
disorderly conduct t)Wsrd bis wife, was
dismissed.
Perry Newby, colored, charged with
assaulting Richsrd Williams, also col
ored, was fined So.
Virginia Nelson, colored, ohsrged
with the larceny Of watch aud chsln
belonging to William Rogers, was sent
TO jail for three months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
LOCAL BREYITIES.
The Oily Council meet, t,night.

The Oily Council meets t)night.
The mercury at noon today registered
So.
Seminole Tribe OF Red Men will meel
tonight.
Strawberries we're plentiful 10 market
today and sold at from TO 10 cents pei
box.
The Alexandra Light Infantry had
street drill Last night which was witness-
ed by large number of people. The
movements were well executed.
The comet was Visible again last nigh
and It WAS witnessed by many people.
There was an eclipse of the moon later
which was also viewed with interest by
many.
Mrs. May Pauline 5psrks, national
lee urer OF the Women's Christian Tenn
persnce Union, delivered an interesting
address last night before large tu1ience
at the Mtthodist Protestant Church.
We have received from DR.. L. M.
Blackiord, principal, sn invitation to at
tend the commencement exercises Of the
Episcopal High School Of Virgins, neal
this city. at Sp m. Wednesday, Jgae
18Th 1t Liggett Hall.
Light showers OF rain fell this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
TIE NEW NORFOLK STEAMER.

Newport News Is mysiiisd over the
award OF the contract for the construc'
ton of The stesmer Northland, TOR the
Norfolk and Washington line, to the
Harlan and HoIlipgsworth Company OF
Wilmington, according to dispatch
from that city. 1t was announced on
Saturday lsst lhst the Newport News
shipyard Was the lov bidder On the
work, its bid being 1887, 900, while the
WilmiUgt OomPany's bid Was s4lS,'
900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Damaged by a Bomb.

New York, May 24-FIfty railway
car, were more or ,ets damaged, windows
10 several apartments htues shattered,
and a tug boat 10 the Harlem river lest
the top OF It's pilot house when bomb
was exploded in the yards of the lOter-
b rough Oomrs st 22Srd street today.
The bomb wss thrown from the back
nIatform of The last cor Of porlh-bound
subway train SIS 1t was running scro's
the structure there.
The police declsre the bomb ws'
thrown BY a discharged employee OF the
Pennsylvsuis s eel Company which Is
building yards and sheds Tor The ta'iTa'
CONF aoy sud which hsshsd considerable
labor trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Killed bY an Explosion

Roanoke, Va. May "a One man lie
dead aud two injured as q re,ult of the
bursting OF the croHu SHEET on the er {.
g,ue of west b I'D Ire Oh! train rear
Buefelds, W. Va, early today.
Fireman Garner Was caught by the
full rush o. the explosion and his entire
body enveloped In flames. He was
terribly scslded an. death was almost
iustaueons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24

Geo. T.. Price & 60. will have in market
tomorrow Sea Bass, Butter Fish, L rye Jersey
Trout, Medium Jersey Trout. Salt Water
Crackers, shsd and Herring, balance of the
week.
Select Soft Shell Crabs on toast and Deviled
Crabs at Spinkss Cafe, Prince and Royal
street. II
Fresh Country Butter just received,
2Sc 10. Best Elgin Creamer@ Butter SIC 10.
Fresh Eggs Csc doz, Fancy JAPAN Rice,
whole grain, 90 L., 3 lbs. tyalorated
Peaches 25c, 8 lbs Large Prunes 25c, 3 Cans
Fish Roe 25c,7 lbs. Laundry Starch :6c,
Cakes Star Sosp 25c, Cans Pink Alaska
Salmon 25c, Cans Best Tomatoes 25c, Cans
sugar Corn 25e, Green Mountain Potatoes 55c
bushel, 3 Cans Early June Peas Zoe, 8 lbs.
Pure Buckwheat Csc. VIM. P. WooLLs d
Son, Royal and Wolfe streetG-Qleen and
Henry streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24

Glance over the list OF HISh Grade
Shoes sold exclusively by us: ]. & T.
Cousins, Quaen Quality, Red Gross,
Under Shoe Co., N. Hess q Bro. (The
Hess), Taylor & Go. Taylor Made,
BroctoD 90. Operative Co., Walk Over,
Regal, Excelsior Shoe 90. sud many
others. J. A. Msrshall 4 Bro. AZ
King street,