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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Third Ccaree Conferred Upon Class OF
Candidates Thursday.

The hall of Abnaki Council, Knights
Columbus. WAS the scene of large gath
4ring Thursday afternoon and evening
when members of the order from diff
fcrent sections of the state were presen
for the purpose of Witnessing the work
ing of the Third degree.
The degree was conferred by District
Deputy Finnegan Of Bangor upon abou
- candidates. Delegates We're present
fiom WateYille, Gardiner. Whitetie Id,
Lewiston and Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25
CANDIDATES FOR COURT.
Pres. Taft Considering Men for the
Supreme Bench.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-President Tait
intends to take up the two vacancies
on the supreme court at once and be-
fore Congress meets he will select the
men who are to compose the new court
of commerce. The best informed puoiic
men here do not know what the Pres
;6nn+ is planning to do with reference
to the supreme court. Mr. Taft is Keep
ire his own counsel on this sup5ee'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25

Tho ladies' of Seth Williams National
Relief Corps, No. 49, Will nave a Picnic
eunper in G. A. II. hall Friday afternoon.
Al members of the corps are requested
20 ba present and bring their thimbles.
ves,na Of the corps at the usual hour,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25

social dance will be given at the
,,anchester Grange hall next Satur-
a., evening. Nov. &c. A special car
oil, leave the Augusta postofice at
>, so and the last car will leave the
bau for Augusta at 1i.45.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25

Mrs. Jennie Gaylord of Fairfield
vac adritted Wednesday to the Au
,,,sta General hospital, where she
Oil, today undergo surgical treat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25

urs Sarah Hayden, matron at the
Augusta General hospital, left on
Ttain g. Wednesday forenoon for
node para. Mass, to pass Thanks
living With relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25

I ,,i,o 90. No. 4. U. r., X. of p, held
verv enjoyable dancing party last
.oo;ng in Pythian hall, with music
~, Lees Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25
DaiIy kefinebec JcurnaI
Telephone 1885.
LOCAL BRIEFS

.,,ha Young Woman's League will
A., at 30 this evening with Miss
,r;e, Haynes.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

ed him with, to win the battle with
short arm poke to the body or jaw,
in clinch or breakaway. The chances
are the punch that wins for Jeff should
he win, will not travel more than halt
dozen inches. 1t will be a short
snappy hook to jaw or stomach.
On the contrary, Johnson will box
Jeffries as long as he can. He Is really
marvellous boxer, with a kick in
both hands and a defense that a
mighty good man will find hard to
penetrate. His long suit will be a left
hand counter to the Jaw, or one OF
those wicked uppercuts that move so
fast the eye can scarcely follow them.
It's bound TO be a terrific fight and
/ doubt If IL will go 15 rounds.
wouldn't be surprised to see II end in
the first half dozen rounds. really for
the reason that both men are figuring
upon clinching. rough house battle
and either may land the bacon winner
at any time after Billy Jordan starts
for the corner of the ring with his
world famous words, Let her co."
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
OK SWAT OFTEN
IN AND TIGERS LOSE

count to three runs until the end oil
the seventh when Walsh, the great
assistant, was sent in. A sum total
Of two hits I'm the eighth amounted
20 nothing, because Crawford was fan
ned and Moriarty popped an infeld
fly with the bases full. Walsh still
retails his old habit OF working every
other day and working we'll
The ancient Geo. Browne enjoyed a
big revival of batting when he made
four singles and scored three times
Browne kept the Detroit count down
one run by catching liner from Stan
age in deep left center. The ball was
scheduled for q homer, but Browne
just managed to reach II after hard
The Tiges left last night for Cleve.
land for a series of four games. com.
ing back home Sunday for a contest
at Bennett Park.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

II Is hard luck for johnson that he,
81 not located an advantageously as
%&ffrieg. It would be better sporting
ftoposition could he get of on the
4&ne foot with the Los Angeles giant,
HIT the champion simply shows those
oIden teeth when Il Is suggested he
Iaf been disseminated against and
&<ys. well. July will tell the story. :"
Iou taIft Beat Johnsoh's confidence
ith tluijg He is lust as sure he
Hiif teak zen as he isstifAt he is going
Is hstt chicken for dinner every
sight.
With both men as confident as they
ire. look for wonderful battle, full
~ rough work in the clinches and
|Ifhtning exchanges. at !. short range
Eelfri8s plans a battle at short range
&n6 his daily workouts with his spar
|1k partners reveal hts plan of bat
n 10 the watchful who keep tab on
n "a Us my fopinion that Jeffries will
NJ III 81 JOhnson around the ring but
HAT be will crowd him continually.
rinr 70 clinch after clineh and using
I<t wonderful strength nature endow-
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

the festive White Sox hit quite mer-
MIy again Thursday afternoon, much
ID thetsprrow OF the locals. Thirteen
IIfnes the Chicago persons lambasted
Ne bail, twice for complete circuit
md Reach homer counted double, one
saee being occupied at the time. Chi
cage s !. Detroit. 3.
Stroud started 10 furnish the opposi-
lion to the 'hitless wonders" so-called
but not correctly. Stroud lasted one
Inning and long enough 10 allow a hit
Ind cut loose a Wild pitch IN the sec
ofld Summers succeeded him and
pulled out Of hole. He was effective
tntil the fifth when Cobb's desire to
play center and short both created an
hrror that put Zeider on first from
whence he scored on two hits. A
angle and a home run by Dougherty
marked the seventh.
The youthful LANCE kept the local
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
Goodbye YOU SOX
DON'T EVER COME BACK

TO chase and In the seventh inning he
lost tandlIs completely. Summers
charged down on the pitching hill and
grasped the sphere dozen feet from
the catcher.
The over ambitious Ty Cobb drew an
error Tor treBpasslng on the territory
rightfully belonging 10 ~ Bush. Cobb
came in loss than dozen feet behind
the ShortstOppcr 20 catch T.AnRc's 1y IN
the second inning. After such a tree
mrndous run, Ty missed the ball Bush
was forced TO stand by and watch him
90 ", Tor the Georgian charged down
like an auto going TO IRE
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
HEAD WORK or JENNINGS
STARTS RALLY FOR TIGES

Headwork wins many contest aud
when It comes to quick thinking Hugh
Jennings is second TO none. In Thurs.
DAYS game the Tigers we're hitting
without much effect, but a gentle hint
bawled out In full hearing of the pppu-
lace started rally that brought two
runs.
When Cobb came TO bat Jennings,
who had observed that LANCE broke
the arst ball sQuarely over the plate,
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
<<IE'

shouted:
Hit the first ball, Ty," whereupon,
Ty delivered a single. Sam Crawford
made preparations TO do likewise but
the hrst enc was too low, Sam got
on, anyhow. through an error.
Hit the first ball. DEL" Jennings
shouted to Delehanty when he ap-
preached the plate and a two-baser
resulted, scoring Cobb and Crawford.
Hugh Jennings is a close student OF
the great national pastime. -
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

wise the proboscis, both OF which
assisted Mr.. Donovan to fame. \
Bill will enter the province|
rounded by the whsskers and
stealth. He will gaze on the "
athlete and advise Messrs. JeI
and Navin whether 20 pass or
Bill says buy" the Tiger purse 4
will be unloosened forthwith. q
clubs willing to go the limit
the right sort of material.
After about three days In n
grass, Donovan will rejoin the Z
time to pitch another sterling g
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
GL|DDEN TOUR
COMES TO END
Auto Classic Finishes at Chicago
Without Score Remaining
Perfect.

CHICAGO, july lin a real blast
OF western enthusiasm the Glidden
tour finished in this city last evening,
led BY Ray F. Mcnamara, in a six
cylinder.
For 16 days the party OF motorists
have. been on the roads OF IL states
and Ii 0was with great JOY that they
arrived at the completion OF this. the
hardest tour In motoring annals oil
its kind. While there yet remains a
technical examination which may up
set calculation, II appears that the
big Premier will have the honos OF
the year
There is close fight between the
Maxwell touring car, driven by Walls
and the Chalmers-Detroit, driven oy
Bolger, for second place. Fourth po
sition will probably be taken by Bal
linger, In a four-cylinder Premier, and
NTH by Castle ia Glide. Donneliy
in Cino, viii likely be sixth, anu
these are the sole survivors of the Il
which left Cincinnati in their class.
The result OF the competition OF the
Chicago trophy Is not SO clear as thai
of the Glidden, but 1T is probable that
no change has been made in the stand
ing announced and that Moline Will
carry away the prize.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
BATTLE TO LAST
FIFTEEN ROUNDS
WRIGHT OPINES
By TIP WRIGHT.

1swel1 only
all x know who Is the best IN the wolda white
Both finishing
raining has fine lake swim immense
pavilion
snaed In the plain With the snoMcad Of the seras
Johnson who refused permission Laushton located
10
&hange here has done him
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

EDITED BY
HARRY NELLY
YOUNG CAN PITCH.

Denton T. Young Is not goilI
back. He won HIS 499th gar
in the major leagues Thursdi
when he let st. Louis make Y
grand total of two hits. ~
Browns had one man left Q
bases and he walked In n
ninth. Earlier in the season
looked as though Young wa
done, but he seems to nav
come back.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

gust when supplanted by Ed. Walsh.
the demon rescuer. LANCE was going
well. lie put one over on Cobb In the
third. Umpire Connolly called q strike
lief. and while he conversed with the
Judge ofNplay, LANCE hastily shot an
other acroBs tha plate.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdny's Results.
Saginaw 4. Jackson 0.
Flint Z. Kalamazoo /
Bay City "a, Lansing %.
Adrian 3. Battle-Creek /.
Today's Games.
Flint at Battle Creek.
Saginaw at Jackson.
Adrian at Kalamazoo.
Bay City at Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
Shows Fight and Game.

Owing to the change OF time Of the
Jeffries-Johnson fight, the Armory is
able to offer combined attraction OF
fight and baseball returns, July 4, the
time being set for 3 y. m. The fight
ond ball game will be shown at the
same time.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
HOWELL TO UMPIRE.

PITTSBURG, July Pres.
Ban Johnson stated here today
that he will appoint Harry
Howell, st. Louis pitcher. an
umpire at once. Howell will
succeed KERN who Is III and
will not be able to work again
this season. Howell ) a close
student of the game and ought
10 make good.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

league. II Bill finds pitcher who
can hold 'em TO a few hits and work
once a week much thanks will be
given.
Donovan went to Cleveland last
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

Yesterdays Results.
Phillies 20, Boston IA.
Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati 3,
New York 2, Brooklyn o.
81. Louis 10, Chicago Q.
Todny's Games.
Phillies at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at PittsbaFg.-
Chicago at st. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

night with the Tigers and from thence
will strike into the wilderness. We
know where he's headed, but ''dasn't
tell" Secrecy Is one of the chief ends
10 be desired on all we'll regulated
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

zsider bumped the first bail pitched
Tor q single straight out 60 center 6eld
After that hits were plentiful.
a Moriarty ieIded zeIder's bunt In tho
|ffh with one hand and made perfect
throw, but Tom Jones let the ball leak
Out
Dougharty's home run was q terrific
Iulpe that rolled 20 the fence between
left and center. The ball-Uas- tFet
BIZ line and with great force.
W After much Inspection another OF
|hoeo I0p-eared balls was discovered.
EIrIrire Connolly ehucked IL from the
game IN the eighth, -.
Collins home run IN the nrst. inning
Tho nI1ochere- DEvy jones was walt
/.. for the bali TO coFus down, but on
ttt wrong side az the FENCE.
Noriarty bounced hot single on
|urfoll'n shtns In the sixth, and IL
|Ilrrft recovered the ball I'm time Ot
head on pclehanty az the plate.
Dary Jones celebrated his return 70
me Ieft neidins Job by wharking a
,,af .,' eqA ,s,, ftRsaed E9t .e ban.
N walsh protested that he made n
|||rA|Erl ~ the eighth lie alleged
1.'' vas fyet eysr third esse' While
|@'11ni the umpire, az usual win
.r,rt a,d not % wen win the
a <1Hpie a. Line ne Ke1essa
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
scouting taunts.

Before blowing Our fair city" DON
ovan decided he would go disguised
as a yokel. Wearing feather-duster
whiskers will conceal the smile, like
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago s, Detroit 3.
Cleveland ), ST. Louis o.
TOhay's 6aIues,
Detroit at Cleveland.
ST Louis at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

Travelling incognito and also In
Pullmans. Wild Bill Donovan has gone
scouting. Bills stirring up the bushes
in search OF new talent, pitcher pre-
ferred, with which to electrify the big
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

'Tsam average.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-01

'Batted for Bush in eighth.
tBatted for T. Jones IN ninth.
tBatted for Summers In ninth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
SEMINOLE TRIBE.

The council chamber OF Seminole
Tribe, No. 1871. o. 3. NJ, now located
10 the Eks' Hall, was packed to the
doors last night, the occasion being q
visitation OF the Great 6schem OF the
District OF ColumbIs, Otto Il. Fischer,
accompanied by 9 degree team from
Miueola Tribe, Of Washington, D. o.,
which 10 magnificent style conferred the
three degrees Of membership on i've cam
didstes. The scene was most Impressive
when certain scenic effects were Intro
duced by the Waiting team which 10 con.
nectIon with their work brought forth
expressions OF praise and congratulations
from oil present. Following this portion
of the evenings programme g recess was
declared by Sscbem d. E. Robsy, OF the
local tribe, who called upon Great
Sschem Fischer fot a speech. The lat
ter responded 10 q manner be6ttlng the
dignity OF bis high tffi % during the
course of which be congratulated the
tribe on lie high standard Of membership,
It's rapid growth and its apparent deter.
minaiiou to further the cause OF "Free'
dom, Friendship aud Charity" closing
With sincsrs expressions OF fraternsl feel
Ing which he was grateful to acknowledge
was msnliestiug itself on the part oil
every Red Man 10 Alexandria and the
District OF Columbia. Mr.. Fischer Vas
followed by Past Great Sachem OF Ohio
He;tlsr, Great Senior Sycamore Allison,
Graud Chief OF Records Trippett, both o.
the District Of Columbis, and Great
Sachem OF Virginia W. 9. NlckliD,
whose remarks were along congra!ula
tory lines and otherwise abounded 10
genuine good will. Previous to th'
! speech making light collation. wal
served daring which visitols AID
hosts exchanged many happy 6 o.
ings. After The ususl frmsliiies the
representatives aud their eso1rts left for
Washington on the ll.55 O'Clock trait
much pleased With their visit. II Is lh'
purpose Of this tribe to pay fraterna
visits 10 the near future to the Washing
ton tribes at which time there will, n'
| doubt, be large delegation from to-
two Alexandria organizations In attend
| auCe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
LOYAL BREvITIEs.

The 6rk dcgtee was conferred upon
three candidates at the meeting last
uIght Of sa,ep,a Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The q Via Gill meet tonight. Much
important tuiinem Is to be transacted
and large attendance Is expected.
MFR. T A. stoutenbnrg Of 2465 18Th
,tref. northwest Washington wss the
winner OF a handsome umbrella recently
% m ID by Ksn,fck Oouucil, o. w b. l..
An interesting meeting OF the junior
ASSEMBLY,, Brotherhood OF 81. Andrew,
wss held at the Norton Memorial Hall,
lsst pight.
The oyster supper given at the Young
PEOPLES building last night ty the
young lsdies of Capt. George W. Keys
class nas q very successful sfair.
There Wsss FIRE drill at Washington
school building this morning. Tesch-
ers and scholars made their way out to
places OF safety 10 30 seconds.
A regular meeting Of Fitzgerald coun'
ellis No. 459, K. OF o, RilI be held 10.
night. Toe nsWly-eleetsd officers will
be Installed after which q supper will be
given.
Ia the Circuit Court today Ms. Iss-
bella Fornshill qualified as sdministra
trIx of Archie FornshilI; also as guardian
of MsrIau r. and Kenneth d. b. Form
chill.
Herbert Wrenn, son OF the late Robert
Wrenn, a native OF thIs city, died In
Washington last night. The remains
will be brought TO this city for Inter.
meut.
Miss Ida Breen will do artistic work
So the Ooloneps ward Ia "a Modern
Aasniss BY Eiks Dramatic Club, at the
Opsra II use January 28.b, for the bene.
fit of The Alexandra Free Kindergarten.
Tie nettle of horse Is shown by his arched
head and high step. The mettle OF . man 10
in the way he walks and the way he talks.
He shows it In the way he throws his
shoulders back and mis- head forward. You
can always tell laggard by his look. When
"man" looks you in the eye without
culver. and grips your hand firm and hard
Won know he's the man who always accom-.
plishes what he starts out TO do. In the first
place he's particular. He demands those
irresislibly delicious Auth Ssussaes and Food
Products from the Auth Market and enjoys
the health OF the man who Ia worth while
Sylvan Blondheim. The Auth Stand, and The
Auth Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
Girls Attack Strike Breakers

New York, Jan. 26.-One Of the most
serious riots of the shlrtwalst mskef's
strike, occurred today 10 Brooklyn, when
a number of the striking girls boarded o
street car and attacked several strike
breakers on their way 10 work. As the
car stopped at Park Avenue, a number
OF the striking girls boarded the car and
attacked the striks.brsskers. The strlk'
ers pulled hair, scratched faces. tore hats
off and msuled their victims. Policeman
O'Oonnor tried to stop thel riot, and the
girls whipped him. The police reserves
we're summoned aud quslled tbs riosr
srrestiug four girls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
WaddinR.

New York, Jan. 26.-Miss Blanche
NJ. Oslrich, one OF the best known Of
the society buds, and Leonard NJ.
Thomas, Of Philadelphia, were married
this afternoon at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mr. Chsrlss NJ. Del.
rIchs, on Park avenue. Mgr. Lsvells, oil
g.. Pauick's Cathedral, ofacisted and
the ceremony was witnessed only by the
Immediate famllitles OF the contracting
parties. The brides nephew, Maste'
Charles Martlo, son Of Mr.. and Mr,
Peter D. Martin, and Kathleen Wander.
blt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Vanderbilt, lcted As train bearers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
OPERA HOUSE.

The famous western melodrsma which
ma, been IL preparation by the Coy
Jobusop Company for some time past
will be presented for the first time to-
n,ght. The play deals with life 10 the
ROCKY mountains 10 the days Of the pio'
neers aud is foil OF dramatic situations
and startling cimsxss, As a special fes'
ture. two celebrated western characters,
Montana Jack and Ethel Roanhorse,
have been specially Engaged for this play
aud will add to the reslily OF the action
with Characteristic psslimss Of the COW.
BOY, Including "The Dance Of the
Plains"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
sTANDIEo or TEAMS.
POLIOE COURT.

TJusIce II. B. Osion prssiding1
TIE following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
William LevilI, cOlored, charged Win
drunken snd disOrderly conduct, vas
6oed $40. go,
Elijah Taylor, colored, charged with
assault Jog Nellie Brooks, coiOred, was
Goed So
Martha johnson, colored, charged
with vsgrsncy, was 6ued So.
Rufus Lee, colorsd, charged With non:
support Of bis ohlldreo, was dismissed
with The understanding that be would
In future lookout for his offspring.
A young white man, charged With Sc
ductiob, vas dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
Murderer Arrested

Cobourg, Ont., Jan. &c George
Mereonto, an Italian lsborer, was today
lodged In jail on the charge OF murder
Ing one msu aud segerly wounding Two
o.herr. Mereouto wss employed 10 the
constr ucIion csmp OF the Canadian North
err Railroad. he got lotto al alteration
early today with Frank Msripo the fore
man, and killed him. 10 bis efforts to
esospe he shot two other I,siisns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
BASKETBALL.

The A. /. l. A'mOry Wss last
p,obr the scens OF The fastest game
ot bssketbsll of the season. The Young
Men;s So Atty Lyctum defeated the A.
l.. I. by The score OF IL TO ia Inc
change from The regular umpire was
decided success. Entwisle and Williams
for the Lycsum starred throughout the
contes' /, had been said that the Ly'
ceum VAS rough team but 1t was plsinlJ
shown that the A. l.. l. coeld do Is
much roughing as The next one. Fo'
the A, l.. /. Gaines aud Dlenelt did the
best work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
TIE TOWN CLOCK.

The announcement that the clock 10
the s.eeple of the City Hall will soon bs
~ ming tgs'n will bs read With salts
faction bT the entire community. The
psrt, OF the clock which II was necessary
10 renew have srEIved from northern
factory and the mechanics who will
D,ace the clock in running order will
soon come 10 this city and perform that
nnrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
NEW COMET.

The new comet could be plainly seen
log 10 the southwestern heavens early
LAST night, aud many psOple were strain
log their optics to get a glimpse ct the
winderer from the midst profound. The
comet is making a speed of more than
$50 miles 8 secoud. Ii Is now Fpeedin
away from tbs earth aud sun and BY the
last of the Gon'h, when 1t will no longer
he visible, it will be about 100, COO, 600
mIles distant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARK.

Tie Washington Monument Associs
tion bas purchased from the Golf Olub
the hraso known as the Golf Club house
on G,orge Warrington Park. The
house 10 The future will be known as
Wa,hinQton Monument Club house.
The Washington Monument A'socis'
tIon has issued desd 10 section to
Mr.. Hsrvey Drowus. This makes bis
second purchase.
Ms. Alexander j. Wedderburn, jr.i Of
Washington, has purchased for bis
daughter Helen lot 10 section 2 OIL
George Washington Park.
MI. Alexander J. Weddert urn bal
purchased FIVE lois 10 section 2, George
Washington Park, and contemplate
erectipg 8 residence there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
Upholstery and DraD0ry Work
princess Louise Loses nsresuIt.

Paris, Jan. &c -Princess Louise, cid:
eat daughter Of the late King Leopold OF
B .lgium, lost her suit today to recover
from Baroness Vaughan, the morgauauc
wife OF the king, the lstter's villa at
BalIucour. The court decided tina! the
will. was the property Of the baroness
and that 1t was net a royal residence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
TIE BANQUET TOMORROW
NIGHT.

All the arrangements for the Chamber
of Commerce banquet 10 be held tomor.
row night ct Armory Hall are perfected
aud every indication points towards
most enjoyable sfflir. The COMMITTEES
an charge gishes TO announce that the
doors will bs opened to the ticket hold
ers at 8 p. M. and that 1t will be greatly
appreciated IL ali The participants will
hs In THAR apats ty S,30,