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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-08

III the Clerk ) office of the Circuit
Court of the county of SpottsyIvania,
Lucy \ lIaj-lop, administrators. plain.
til. against Mary j. Thompson. II ais.
defendant.
!, +. y. Harris. Clerk Of the said court.
do certify that the bond required by the
special commissioners by the decree
rendered in said cause on the 9TH day Of
April 1910. has been duly given.
Given under my hand rs Clerk OF the
said court, this 9Th day Of April, 1910
my20 w4w-f IT. \. HARRIS, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-08

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according to directions two-tnirds OF Il
bottle Of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. you can have y0urmoncy
back. The tablets cleanse and invigo-
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and Richard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-08
Maryland Delaware and Vir-
ginia Railway Company.
SPRING SCIlEDULThI.

SPRING SCHEDULE
Steamers of this line leave Alexandria
on and after May -, 1910.
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at $50 p. M.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THE
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine and appointments uncxccllcd.
Freight for Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York solicited and handled
with care. Through rates and bills of
lading issued.
Single fare 10 Baltimore. SO: round
trip. $50: statcrooms. one way. $l.Jo
Meals. .Dc.
REARDON Il GRIMES. Agents.
Foot Of Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-08
KILLED Hf LIGHTNING,

Lighting struck al infantry regiment
that was marching into The German
camp ut Dresden, yesterday. \ whole
company was hurled 10 the ground.
Three soldiers were killed outright and
fifteen others were seriously injured.
Lightning struck Il nitrogIycerin fac
tory at Schlcbusch. & miles from Co
lognc, yesterday, causing Il terrific cx-
plosion. The explosion occurred ut
the noon hour. when the men had
stopped work. Some of them were in
the dining hall. while others had gone
to their homes. Twenty were wound
ed. several Of them dangerously. and Il
large section Of the building was de-
stroycd.
The death of many persons by
lightning is reported from several
places in southwestern Germany. At
Rcdbure three farm hands were killed
ut Metz soldier doing guard duty and
at Rolhcnbcrgcn the burgonlaStcr 5
son was killed.
During 4 baseball game Monday NJ
tcnoon at Ennis, Mont. lightning
struck the grandstand. Mrs VI. +,
Buck was holding Sunshadc over hcr
head. The lighting came down the
shade and branching on its four ribs.
knocked down five women and iourmcu
Mrs. Buck : corset was torn from her
body and her shoes from her feet. Mrs
Buck was seriously injured, remaining
unconscious until late ut night. ii is
thought she will recover. The nine
persons knocked down were all more
or less burned and injured, Mrs. Buck
being most seriously hurt. \ dog At
her feet WAS Instantly Killed.
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NJOTICE.-lIaving qualified n admin
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againS; said estate are notified 10 present
same promptly 10 me for payment. and
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
notified to make settlement AT once
LUCINDA PRIOR, adm.x.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

possession. the Dutch gladly surrender
ing national song that means no
longer anything but ridicule and scorn.
Oliver Cromwell was tho first real
English yankee Doodle" It was the
occasion Of his entry into oxford at the
head OF his army wearing "a large
ostrich feather I'm his hat, held there
by means Of silkeu "Mucaroui cord "
one OF the kings cuurtiers at once sat
down and composed that wording NJ
Yankee Doodle" with which We today
are all SO familiar
Yankee Doodle came Co town
Riding on "a pony.
stuck a feather IN his hat
And called II macaroni'
When the British troops in Boston.
under Lord Percy In April 1875. shout
dCred arms and began their march 10
Concord and Lexington they sang
Yankee Doodle with great glcc as "a
mark Of derision. as they PASSED
through the streets OF tho city. iust ms
they had done toward the Hollanders
after Admiral brakes sea victory But
before ever the British regulars had
returned ~ Boston, tho minute men OF
Concord bad proved their mcttIc. and
the Disconnected English troops we're
forced TO retreat. TO the couuter-strains
of the same old Coutomptuous song.
from the lips Of the victorious Cont
ncntals. From that day to this the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
WHEN TO WATER FLOWERS.

Watering In the evening besides aiding
Do the spread Of fungus diseases, also
causes "damping on. watering should
rcVer be practised during heavy, cloudy
weather Shade, heat. and light should
hc considered Plants growing in tnt
bright sunlight always need more water
than those IN the shade, for evaporation
and Transportation are always greater un-
der such cirCum stances Midday water
ing. when the sun shines directly ON the
foliage. viii burn the foliage Of many
of our common house plants shading
during excessive heat VIII strengthen the
plants and assist in retaining moisture.
Temperature, both Of air and water
should be considered. An ONcrhcdted anu
humid atmosphere will cause stfaggly,
spiudly growth. very susceptible To dis
ease. The temperature Of the water used
has been found to have H marked effect
ON plants. II has been found that the
best results are obtained when water Of
about the same temperature Hs the room
In which the plant is growing is used.
Although watering should mot DE car
ricd ON so that r. constantly wet soil rs
tho result, the Watering should always be
thorough. The receptacle In which tho
PLAN grows should always have on, ol
moro holes In the bottom. and when
enough water has been supplied these
should be drIhpiuE with water which has
run through the soil ana is draining out.
Washington gar
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that industry is a ruling quality In the
women NJ France. They too. improve
The musical hour az tho gardens
knitiaug receives the closest attention
and - is lost In amazemcnt at the
ripiditN with which the needles fly and
tho continuous movement Of the lips as
the counts are faithfully kept Even
the drcssmaker b. there at work one
would hardly think a band concert "a
fitting place for cutting out garments
Yet II Us SIGHT often met with The
bag OF monding is sometimes seen
resting ON the laps Of the elder women.
How different now is the appearance
NJ tho cafes Conventionality takes
Nirht with society" To- the horror ami
di-m1y Of the punctilious walter The
butcher. the baker and the Candlestick
maker are there with their country
cousius--aud their name is legion-ap-
prnpriating with the greatest familiar
fly the most desirable seats at the
most prominent tables
This Is the season. too when Eng
land ana America furnish Paris with
h0rdes Of slghtsccrs generally people
who have Joined tourist parties and
are always n "a mad rush 10 absorb
as many OF the beauties Of tho great
French capital as possible. In a short
trim NJ perhaps three days.
These nookS with their shepherds ar
ford continual amusement to the little
hourgeoisio and form one Of the at
fractions FOR the country relative.
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ADA DWYER RUSSELL IN
LONDON.

Letters from London state that
The Dawn of a Tomorrow" In which
Mrs. Russell is appearing. Will run
through the summer and then she
viii return to New York 20 begin re-
hc1rsals I'm the new play uy Paul
Armstrong, i'm which she has strong
character part the best she thinks
since she filled the role Of Roxy In
"Puddn Head Wilson" Mrs Russell
will leave her daughter Lorna at
school in London, and the young
lady has already made some interest
ing Acquaintance, among them.
members of the Dick ms family grand
daughters Of tho famous novelist she
has been invited To pass the holiday
with them next christmas time.
Mrs Russellg Old friend Eleanor
Robson. now the wife Of the mil
lIonaire Belmont. attended per-
Torrance Of THE Dawn Of 4 To-
Morrow" I'm Liverpool and was nat
urully much interested to sec her old
part rendered 10y Gertrude Elliott Mr.
and Mrs Belmont have a chateau in
France, where they viii spend the
summer Of 1911, ana Mrs. Russell and
her daughter have been invited to be
their guests
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES
This afternoon new bills go on at
both the Luna and the Isis At the
conner, there rs "a new and romantic
story entitled "a Wireless Romance.
said 10 be- fun Of novelty from begin
ming 10 end At the Isis the new SUBJ
lcCt win be THE Way Of The Red
man" a story which details the ad-
ventures ~ am indian farmer ana hts
wife, who protects q gambler who
has injured e cowboy over q game
N cards. Both bills will run through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

CHE old Harmony Glee club. COM
posed of % members. which
was active several years ago.
will meet tomorrow at Mr.
Graham's studio to reorRanize and be-
gin work on n program to be given at
the band stand at Liberty park. next
Thursday evening at the regular week
ly concert. The old members Of the
glce club are very enthusiastic and il is
very evident that the public viii hear
some good things from this popular
organization Mr.. Horace & Ensign
has acted as director OF the club and
II is almost certain that he viii con-
tinue as such. Those who have signi-
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EXCURSIONS EAST.
Sia Oregon short Line.

VIA OREGON Short Line.
To Cheynne or Denver and re-
turn 49,. ..............3225o
ana return ....,,..., ..,..,2a.5C
return .....' .........."..tio.oo
To St Louis and return ....t49. 90
To St Paul or Minneapolis and
return -. .............s52.oo
To Chicago and return ......f55. 90
Proportlonately low rates to other
points.
Tickets on sale July 1th. and Goth,
Aug 4th and September l4th and 23rd.
Limit October sIst For further par
ticulhrs. see agents.
CITY TICKET OFFICE. t56 Main st
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This was on Aug. 8. 1857, and the ma
chine successfully registered the miles
ana showed them by an index as tho
coach travelled. The Way Wiser ha
its dial face divided into three circles
one Of which indicated the number OF
roads. another the miles by tens up to
1000. and the third circle Of the dial
showed the miles with an the quarters
and even smaller divisions"
complete and interesting descrlp-
tion OF this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES odom-
cter can be found In the books pub
lishod by Charles Scribuer q sons of
New York city entitled DIARY OF
John Evelyn OF course the original
odomcter w.s that used by the Chinese
thousands of years ago, before N"
Christian er1, which Indicated the Dis
lance Travelled Boy vehicle by dro
ping q sWall pebble into rcceptacl
at every mile. quito a far cry fro
that To- the present broadway taxicn'
which registers whether you want 10
rr not Nc' York Times
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Today Popular Day saltoir
AGE or THE oDoMrrEH.

- "lt would surprise O. great manf
Automobiles who are so familiar
with the name and Use of
such common automobile uU-
ccssories as the sp,cdomctvr,
the udomctcr, and the taNiWetcr. tu
SNOW that hundreds Of years ago simi-
lar devices were known of and in use
said Edwin a.. baldwin or Boston.
Mass. why $50 wears ago the odom-
etor was invented by COL Blunt OF
Sew York. who called mis- machine the
WIv-Wiser' which hc applied TO the
Cumberland stage coach or that day
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Harmony G1ee Chb
Viii be Reorgan,zed

fed their intention % become active In
the new organization are:
First Tenprs-Thonas :. Ashworth,
Fred G.. Graham. r. II Siddoway. Jos
Poll, Samuel Winter
Second Tcuors-W e. Castloton. II.
n Barber, 4. n Kclson. Alfred Peter
SON. Geo W Timpson
First Bass-IIorace s Ensign. Alvin
Rcoslcy, J. -. owen. w. G Patrick.
Victor Christopherson, Harry Shep-
herd. j. : Morgan.
Second Willard Christopher
son. Walter Wallace. Andrew Peterson,
7. O. Glh \. T.. Brady Raynor Ness
Tom DuNoy
TndHN Pnnular DIV Saltalr.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

Provo Canyon, $50 a. m...........si25
ogden. 1915 a. m, 1885 p. m, 2.15
y. ul..,.s.....s .s..ss-s ,...-.s.. l.01
Pharaoh's Glen. 500 a. m......... so
Special train leaves Provo canyon re-
turning at ,. M, arriving at Salt
LAKE 10 .. M. Magnificent scenic trip
Good fishing Trout and chicken din
ncrs at Upper Falls resort.
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MUST BE ABOVE SUSPICION

kidney and bladder ailments are so
serious in their consequences. and n
unchecked so often fatal that any
remedy offered for their cure must be
above suspicion. Foley Kidney Pills
contain no harmful drugs and have
successfully stood q long and thorough
Schramm johnson Drugs
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MElg
A5.3!a.,!=!lla<11


MS memory OF old timers VIII
,lcasantIy stirred by the fol-
ming item. Mrs r. G. Eastoh
j -. york. now visiting in
mi. city. is the possessor u u
m, Of the concert given by ""'c'
, Rosa at the salt Lake thea'er
81" ..crIng Of Nov. "a, 1863 Cll"-
oh wv chine we're then the lessees'
~" o.,ra. careless director OF the
,S,.trs and orson Pratt Jr" Hc-
''e,,ist Mime Rost gave two con-
''.'' ncr, and left a deep impression.
,, ,..s before the advent Of the
nN rut the reception she had
TIL" n,,oble and enthusiastic az
was o. ,,o rity had been as large az
It MS rs GLOWING If the program:
PART FIRST
e..,tor,. .............. Hadyn
orchestra. -,..-
ap.uarc" ...........''. ''IeI tliS
p H. prookhouse Bowler
,-cayotinc Largo Faoto'um' " Rod.igI
N Sic T. Ferranu.
oh Luce blV"'N'""''''' ,,..,t,,,,t
Madame Parepa Rosa,
solo Bio. in, Souvenir TroVa.
D ......,.......R Rosa
Mir carl Rosa.
Grand puet. Il Elisir dAmore, -,
......,....... l)onlzetu
,.,. Porcpa Rosa and sig Ferranti
PART SECOND.
,-oyerture. ia Dame Blanche"
orchestra.
Naritana. Let me Like a soldier
..........,.....' -, N"H"Se
MIR Brookhouse Bowler.
o-Fommine. FEMININE, con!
Women, Women ''''';r..,......,
............ FlorantL
Sig. p. Fcrranu.
i0-Ralad, waiting '..','M lI'uru
Madame Parepa Rosa.
II Violin Solo q. Home, Sweet
Home.J G.. Caprice Fantastl-
oupDll ...,....,.. '''.'.'''' iN'7"
Mr carl Rosa.
ts-Iaughing Trio, 'Nandasia
yla al qua" Madame Parepa
Rosa. Mr. Bowler, and Sig =
Ferrantl ................' Idrllhl'
rycr,ono Interested in local music
affairs win be pleased To learn tnat
NJ Brncs. the popular singer mas
uttered the managerial lists, and that
re I. now negotiating with Gadski.
Goeor11 Elman and Hoffman, for con-
.er', during the coming winter the
arr, 10 occur at the theatcr In Novem-
hon Mr. Rrincs Us sending out sub
.-rirtions lists. and thus far he has
received about one hundred favor
sMe responses, which induces him 10
believe that the enterprise big as II
E. can be fioated: he win continue
his negotiations with the famous ar
lists ana further details viii be given
later
John r Hand, we'll remembered as
rr5mIsfng tenor singer. and who took
rsrt with the u. Y. u, opera company
In their Performance Of The Beggar
Student" has been studying under Fer
rus1n In Berlin for some time past,
ana writes that he expects 10 he home
soon He will follow the music pro-
fesson actively on his arrival
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Especial Correspondence
~ ARTS, June 29-At the close Of
- the Grand PriN race meeting
all fashionable Paris makes a
hasty exit from town, Tor the
season" is over. society IS off to the
mountains. the cures and the sea
side.
The city OF Gaiety ASSURES an on
tiray different aspect. The bourgeoisio
ana the little tradesmen with their
families take possession uf the city,
springing from winter JbSCurity into
dominant power Tine bouleyards with
their double rows Of trees and immense
spaces between the walk ana the curh
are promptly turned int" seaside beach
the mothers pavilion being the
benches which are placed at such reg
ular intervals all over Paris
Luncheon over, the mothers put
clean frocks on their children. provide
them with shovcls and pals and de-
part for these city beaches tnsclhsh-
ness seems To be the prevailing trait
Of these wives of the humber class,
FOR generally they increase their little
circle by gathering up the children of
less fortunate mothers whose duties
will not permit the afternoons out
ing
A dreamer is apt 10 fall into serious
diffculty by his lack Of observation.
These little bands Of diggcrS often sue
coed in burroWiug down into the earth
until some Of the holes really are
menace To- limbs and nerves, notW,th
standing which. the children are never
corrected by mother or guardian and
the policemen pass by IN apparent al
miratIon Of the street decorations made
By the busy little urchins Privacy. 81
l.. -. ..I g.
duties Of the nursery are performed UNI
hesitat,ngly in these open air retreats
and IL is only the English or American
passerby who ever shows any sign OF
surprise.
At THE BAND CONCERT.
Another favorite pastimc for the stay
at home Partisan is the weekly attend
ance at the band concert in his quar-
ter Each quarter has It's own band
concert which takes place twice week
either IN some garden or in square
where a permanent stand has been
erected The tradespeoplc never think
Of leaving their quarter for Amusement
unless some extra excursion presents
itself like trip on tho Seine To St
cloud or ScyTes or All day uut'<f lu
the suburbs The invaTiablc pr.,c Of
seats at these open air concerts IS =
cents or II one wishes 10 indulge ia
the luxury of an armchair I cents is
demanded from each patron. Hardly a
necessary expenditure II comfort Is
desired for the armchairs are the same
simple, hard iron OF wooden chairs
with the sole addition Of curved arms
on each side. on pleasant afternoons
these seats always are flled. To a
stranger IL is a sight worthy Of study.
There is the usual couple who get into
a most animated conversation Just as
soon as the band begins it's first note.
Then there H. the man with the dog
which persists in deafcuing banks
whenever the applause breaks forth
ana the ubiuuitous child that whines or
keeps up an iucessaut volloy Of qucs-
lions to the annoyance OF everybody
In the vicinity.
WOMEN ALWAYS BUSY
It is here that tho observer perccivcs
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" Is encouraging 90 find many NJ the
''lInr teachers In New York and Bos-
,'n 500 busy that they are obliged to
u'Id summer schools during the yacr-
uon months. While many 81 tho must
cal instructors arc going abroad mnnv
more win continue To- teach The
ass'N I'm most studios are made up
Or students from tho west and south
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sygsG1HA11oA e
{z5sSls|R1 Z1HgAclzh5

ana among them are many teachers
IN SCHOOLS and seminaries DESTROYS or
improving their methods OF teaching
Courier
Richard Strauss was born on June II.
lNbi 10 commemorate that important
event his admirers in Munich have
Just placed tablet ON tile nous. In
winch he came into the world. The
mouse is IN no danger of being demol-
lSned as It belongs to Strauss father
lu-lhW. the millionaire brewer aul
kommerzlenrat Pschorr. who made
an address on this occusion Richard
himself, oddly enough. happened 10 be
az Prague Tic does not usually absent
himself from occasions when hc Is be-
ing honorcd
Berkeley cal, Is not the only place
which has a hugo amphitheator avail
aple for opcn-air performances of mu-
Slr A correspondent OF the Pacific
Coast Musical Review relates how a
chorus ~ 5000 school children sang In
the HippOdromc which has seating
capacity u over 10000 The people
who entertained the usual views about
childrcn's singing, forgot their indlf-
ference, ana were amazed 10 hear .Ho
Filipino children. from the SeolnI
third and fourth grades only. sing i'm
such fine time ANA I'm q Language pldr.
tically now 10 thrm." They were
trained by Miss Katherine Black
word has been sent TO New York
tina the Society ~ Music Lovers Il
Vienna. which win celebrate die Tooth
Anniversary Of its foundation in 1912.
has offered n prize NJ 10 coo crowns. or
$1,000. for tho best composition for
chorus and orchestra The offer Is
open tn composers II all countries and
the society Is especially anxious to- have
American musicians Cornpetc u is
prescribed that tho words must he IN
the German language. and that tho
competition II to be anonymous. the
composer Identifying himself by mot
70 or title All manuscripts must bc
scnt I'm by May /. 1912. and tho winning
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COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY or
MJ7SIC

520-531 Constitution Building.
New Glass begins June 18TH. Gail
phone or write. Bell 21O5. Ind. 92S.
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Summer i'm Paris


o the English and american Irpucr,.
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MUSICIANS DIRECTORY.
EMILY H. SITTER,

Teacher Of Voice and Piano. 4f5
Sec and Trust Bldg Phone Bell
9S6-N.
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composition viii be produced in the
season Of 1912 and 1918.
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'auso likes 10 sing with Toecaniui
conducting the orchestra chiefly. he
says because Tosc1nini allows the
Singer certain license. although oniv
~ course, on condition that truo musi-
esl lines are never oVerstepped. He
am artist IN tho highest sense of -he
Word SAYS CaruSo. "aud when he
nn'5 % necessary to rcprovc US sc DO
not resent It"
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VIM. c. Give,
TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PIANO.

Studio, 1ie North State Street jus.
through Eagle Gate. Ind phone 1854 or
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ELIHU CALL.

TENOR soLOIsT VOICE TRAINER
Pupil OF Mlnetti Studio AZ Main
1st floor. Voices tested free daily
from ~ to 1 p. m
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WHERE buttons WE'RE rovN

FLOATING ut satan great .oo
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SHARPS AND FLATS

one of Rossinrs earliest operas.
"Tan,rcd" lis to be revived ia Berlin
next season He was only p when he
wrote H.
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Fears are expressed In Germany that
When the copyright expires on Wdg-
ncrs operas. three years hence. there
WIN be- such a food Of performance
by mediocre singers that a reaction
VIII set in. II Is just as well not to
worry The reaction will be against
me poor performances. not the good
on-s OR against Wagner's works them
selves