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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15
Sin WiGunri'er MurSgcbcimnit.

Srcntpn, Wto., #. Tehrllor. -
"a bercits cinnlnl Der Terilld) 0es
mlud)t ipllrbc. bcn reid)en Tnrnler
Sbonlns Yilc, neld)cr unl Som1era.
tnN III 8olt nllf gebeinniBpolc Weilc
Itnrb, INNS Scben 81 bri1gcll. bot Der
Coroner Die 9eltottung mlterlugt,
nm cine glutoplie an Der Seidle Dor.
junlc6nlcn. Wcliern iuno Die HcidDcil.
icicr ltott, bod ourfte Die VcItotiiung
nid)t Dor lid gclrll. Inter Der Nll-
fluQc, i'm 81 per9tItch pcrIlld)t 5lt
hobcn, luuroc boulolS Der Shrniegcrs
John Eilc'a, ,SanleS Sllmphrcn, Der
hnitct; CT milrhc ireigeiprnd)cll. tlug-
tc nui ShaocncriaB nno erbielt ein
llrtbcil, gegen lpeldes Eile gerilfillg
cinlcgtc. Snnlpbrcp libt ollgenblld-
lid) in @cfGngniB, inter Der Nltlogc
bcs MorOcs al, ieincnl reidcn atad)-
bar SnnlcS Sntd)cr, nit oclicn Oot-
til CT Elm @erbGltilib n%rterboltc1 bo-
ben ipl.
@ci Dem rSi,llleit luuroc bon 3cils
gen mlagciagt. Oab cil .rciiel,bcr
gr5t. HancnS i. Gobcn, aln Witt.
nod bel Dem crfronftcn Yile cridlicn
mo ibn cine Mchi3ill gnb, lueldc
DEM Eoticntcn 9ciier,ilig pcridaiite.
Mi Deli Mutb oes Nr5tea iolltc INN
icoen Gag cine WteoiSin, Die Cohen
5triidlicb, perohreidlt merberl. slm
Gomeritng nubm Eilc bieie Mebi5in
mn icin 3uItono perihlimnlcrte lid
10 ouB Cohen llnd) @olt gerufen iullr-
&c. Eile ipor iHoeiien porbcr seltors
ben aber Cohen hob i'm anf, gnb ibnl
mebr Meoi5in unb peridipono. Gi-
rer, nui $s5 loutenoer She'd bate or
iid) bel ieinem critell 9cild)e aebell
lniicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15
Gr.1onpernenr Sraneis mcloet fid.

Mail ingtun &. e., ii. Scbr.
Eapib n. 6ranciS, Der iriibere
@oilpcrilcur Don Wiiiouri, tragt Iid)
nit Der AbIidlt, bel Der ll1d)iten Er1-
iioentihoitspobl OILS oelnofratiidler
GarlbiOat allf5utretel. Gr befinbet
lid gegelhpdrtig bier, I'm Die beirio.
frotiid)clt CONGRATULATIONS iibcr Die
slilsiitten fiir ieillc Nonlinotiou jn
ionoircn, sIlS iein Sauptfiiripref]er
miro Champ Giorf. Der Siibrer Der
MinoritGts. Eortci, geilonnt. Sir oeit
g~tieoergolg bes Organisms" 1T Ole
5tatiafe be3eid)nenb, baB ottdl
Francis, ebenio ipie Die beioen diibe.
ren iest i'm Seloe beiinbIidlen Gan.
hioaten, @oliperneilr Sitoion Snrnict
pon Chic niio gom Mnribai!, Elm
Cleveland Gemofrat tit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15

So6n Z. 9lbel 81 MItNllcocrn Der
It6otiidcn Observation-Disclosures . Ncborhe.
oca Hid)tcrs CScor ScIer 5ltu Fro'i'
bcntcn bca Stcuer Nppellntione0ca
rihts mo Oca Mcrrn Vulbro0 @ntta
5llrl YrGiiocntru Der Strubclonrdje
brudls. Gommiiion.
Su elmer tllr5cll Gonucntlot bclocr
3nei0c mlrNc Ole Grncnnuta Oc>
Scrrcn Charles T.. GotmnC. &oltcc
@orlono mo Nm. :. Ntmooo mo
Scr Irultm Gmiln ., Stcpurt ul0
Morp Is. GcclcS III Mitglic0crn ocI
Gircftorilmla oea n6cnnnlc &oltlc ct
Heiu0c" bCItGtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15

6n1ncn il d) iger bier
ucrboitct. 6rout gSiaianlS.
UoIi 9tr. AZ, Robert Apcnue. Nclu.
yorI. miro in Der norblucitIihcn 40,
tiiciltOtion inter bcnl @croudt icit
1elnlten, Elm Ieierteur Der Vunoe@
Nrilrc 5lt icin. Ut ioa Acicriirt iciL
ais cr in 0oipiinl 81 Inacoitio,
Tiitriit Columbia, mltergebrodt
mar, Miliunts bat bcreii5 5iigcgc.
belL oab or llrlou6 crbiclt nub c@
nit Dem 3uriidfcbren nid)t gclinll
rnbr1. Gr iuiQ ioectnmnie cute
Jrcun6e actroiici iunh iid) nit sic.
ict 10 gut o~nliiiirt Doben. bob or an
icille mllitdriiden EiIid)tcn nid)t
nlebr badlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15
Scilbarfeit beS Srebics.

Gr. Soruep u. @oploro'S @erid,t Der
Neu.O orfer SegiaIutur mterbrei=
tct. @idtige Grperimcntc. -
3uuabmc oeS arebaleibellS in bcn
Ser. Stuntelt.
Nlbonn N..S., II. Sebrllor. &C.,
Schhaftcn @oiiuun9en bciilglih Der
Neilborfeit OcS &rebies ober meniN'
ItcrS be5ii9li6 bc0cnteuoer @ellerul1
Ncr Gage Der 9rebsleibenoen perleibt
Sorpep y. @aploro, Der Gireftor 0co
Observation-Disclosures 6eS ltdatlldcn
SanitGtS. Tepartcmenta IN Buffalo
in lcilem So6rcsberid)t NltsOrild, Der
bcutc Der 9egiSlntrr mlterbreitet lulr-
sc. Seine. Soifmnlgen grilnoet or
nllf m~t5geocbntc Grpcrincntc, lpclte
or i'm lebten Sabre nit Der Glnlmpf-
llng bcH areba.G irlt@ an uerlhieoes
ncn Sbicrcu, non1entlid) Gatten, alls
NeIteQt bat. Gr. @oplor0 bclprid)t
Die Sbeorie, baB moglid)cr @ellc Der
NnIltcfltngSitoff beS &rebSlcioena an
m%cnid)lid)c @eien bltrd) @aIIcr pocr
burf Slide, %beionoerH Ole pcrId)lcoe-
men Spiclorten Scr Sprellc, ilbcrtru.
Gen mCrocn fam unb pciIt in 0lelcr
Gcrbil hllrl9 baruuf hin, Bop Der
&rebs p%ortpicgeno in itorf bctuolbetcu
Sccr- un0 @ebirgSrcgioncn ll1o an
Der Seefilite o"ilitritt nnO olld) III
Sonooiitriftcn bGltfiger lit ais III
StGotcl. Gie nlit9ctbcilten I%totilti-
id)cn Nngn6cn 5cigteL Dab Der &rcba
III Der 3rnobme beeriffen lit, uno
Noi in oclt Scr. Stooteu I'M Sabre
1850 otf 100000 Gopfe Der 9cuoltes
rlll1 MIR 8, I'M Sabre 1900 43, I'M
Sabre 1901 id,on 90 mo i'm Sabre
1905 iogor 10 arcb5i1Ile entficlcn,
mo oaB I'M Stuote Neip.Dorf i'm
Sabre 1909 1884 SGle bon &rebS &C.
acniibcr 1898 Guberfuloiefolen
p~orhonben lporen. Sn benz Scridlt
miro erflGrt. Die 5b0tigfcit beS Sos
borotoriuma lei m1brcno OeS SabreS
em~piinblid) boolIrd) b%cbin0ert NOR
Sen, ooB bic Iusiiibr1ng Der Grperis
mcltc in pielell tS1llen MIR burd) Die
2%ibcrolitdt BON Yripatlellten crmog-
lidt iulroe. Die @cinmlntnisgoben
b%clieicn lid) I'M lcbten Sabre i'm 8on-
sen uni $1,000 u1b eS miro 1ebcten,
iiir oo3 louictoe Sobr $4,000 filr
Die M%usiiibrlrng BON Experimental,
Oic GrGoltltng Der @eh0lloe oea SSnItls
flutes nlO Die Inleglul9 zines flclnclt
Yuboratoriilnls fir Die Nllitelluug
BON Grperimentcn nit Siid,cn SIT be-
lpiQigcn. Tica 2nborotoriium milroe
nlrl 6titen IN @nffnlo in Ge~rbulbnig
nit Dem Sauptlobnrotprium ooer in
%ereiroung nit cillcr Decentralization
Der &unocarcgierlrng ulgelcgt ipers
nCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15
Nhcm,matisuruS.
PAIN EXPELLER

Vtll poor frn'fl9c Vinrcibiillgcr
nit o.. Hidtcr's
PAIN EXPELLER
nerocn aae Shn,er5en utt0 Steiibcit
Ger Blieber bcnc6mcn. 2cibet nit]r
imnotbis. % l,no 50c. in Mpottefcn
niio bon
&. Mo. MidDtcr & 81.
mas Nnsslfaot, 1liirtWgeWl
2ij Hear( sfrett. gltW fsrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15
In Nulbcncni &ran5c.

SEER mo Sroli Nplcpb ". Moth uoli
Gutolp, 0eigbtS ieicru ibr Iilni5iN.
j1brigcS Sp65citaiclt. Grncl'
crn ibr Gbc0cliibbc III Der totboli'
idlen Ct. Nntonisa, &ird]e.
Tn fGrpcrlidg lul0 gcilttacr Nri'
id,c icicrtcn gcitcru 0r. Solcpb q.
HotD mo Srou autbcrinc Hoth, &C.
horcnc Sinton BON GutolusScighta
nabc Scr Ncluir.Non0, ihr gol0cnt2
Che juhilGunl. Sic Crueuertcn ibr
Ghcgclilb0e 9eiterl Gornlittog nab.
reno elmer Wciic III Der fatboliidcll
ct. Nrtonillasaird)e ju War0enplllc,
meld)c curd) ocn HeftOr Der STRIDE.
8utrr u. Wontp, cclebrirt mltr6c. mo
AM Nhcno iun0 i'm Sulllc hires Su0.
ncH, Srn. Sobn Motif al Gutum'
SciQht9 cine bilbid)c 6eicr ltott, ol
lucld)cr 0ie ainorr, Gnfcl, llrcufct It.
lonlliNc &crualotc 0cS S%ubclpuurc5
t6cilnobmcn. @ci Icttcrcr Wclcgcn,
beit mnrbc Dos Gb:puor nit biibldlUI
0cldcllfcn bcbnd)t.
Nr. mo 6rnu Moth lpurbcu nm I.
Sebrror 1850 IN Ser fot6nliid,cn q.
NipboniuS STRIDE in Baltimore 0urd)
Ocn mmWlcbr ucrltorbencn Eotcr Sci.
Mirth Qctront. ,Shr2r Gbc cniprolicn
rcllu Sinner. non rurld;cn md iol.
AcnGc lcdS am Hcbcl li10: 0icTrnucn
NnthonD Acllcrmnnn, Somce Slid,
Hifnr0 &crninn, Sobn Moiiclein ma
WilItnu Ncifcl mo |Sr. <otm Roth.
NllBcrocn 5iGlt Dos Gbcpuor . On
fc! lrO ! llrentcl III icincn Nod)tom.
men. Sr. HotH, ser Nul0cnidyuci0cr
bon 9crnI mo nod inrmcr tb0tiD lit.
mnroc am II. Npril 1888 IN GBlcbcn
9np:rL gcborcn m0 inm inl &ohr,
1912 nit Ielncm Gotcr nod Mncrifo.
Scinc Oottin lit cine 9%oltinloreril;
lino crclidtc AM s. April 1899 rn0
Sid)t ser Welt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-15

5n Nortonuile, ap., bot Die
.erite Rntionolbnrf" ibren 5hiireu
seihloiien, iuciI Ser getricb lid, nidlt
be,eblt mabte. Gle Gepciitoren lrcr-
ben ieood) feline 0erluite crIeioen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
EXPULSION OF JEWS.

The expulsion Of Jews residing IL
legally 10 Kiev, Russia, Was resumed to-
day.
The Kiey commission has considered
thus far about 1000 cases, OF which
$50 have been found subject to expul'
sion. The governor general has re-
viewed the decisions OF the commission,
aud confirmed the expulsion OF 700 Of
those lifted.
The Jews remaining 10 KteV will De
allowed to occupy summer villas tu'side
the city only by special permission
granted 10 individual cases.
The police have given 40 Jewish
families, declared to be residing illegally
in Tsshkent, three days in which to
leave the town.
The order OF expulsion will spply
| 10 all OF the central provinces OF Russia
The government recently took alarm
at the growth 10 commercial and polit'-
cal iDhu snce OF these sea tered settle
ments. aud decided upon the strict
enforcement of the original segregation
law, which restricts the territory bao.
| liable by Jews to the Polish provinces
aud the Ukraine or Little Russia.
The number OF jews within thit
pale is estimated ct 5000, 900. The
number without the pale is said to be
less than 100000. or these OF least
1000 will be compelled to abandon
the residence maintained In the pro
hlbited section. The tthes will bt
permitted to remain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

PUBIIsHRD DAILY AND TRI.wKKKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 h 312 PRIkCE
STREET.
Entered at the Postofhce Of AexandIaas VIZ
ginia, o. seccnd-class matter.l
TRRNs: DeiIy--I year, $500 months
RHO; s months, $1:26; month"; 4S cents;
/ week, 10 cents.
Tr;.weekly-1 year. $500; 8 months, NV
3 months, rs cents: month. 70 cents.
ceed their gpeoe unless the eexcess is paid for
st transient rates, and under no circam'
stances viii they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business In he
space contracted for.
Rssolutions in memorlsm, Of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
on persons, unless Of public concern, will
MY be printed In the paper as advertise
menss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
PREPARING FOR THE FOURTH

PREPARING FOB THE FOURTH.
A vote cast by the school children OF
Wilkes Barre, Pa, shows that they stand
FIVE to one 10 fsvor Of a safe and sane
Fourth of July, without 6recrackers,
cannon or blank cartridges. The largest
vote sgsiust fireworks was 10 the High
School, where 400 we're for the proposal
and only q opposed 1t.
A drastic Fourth OF July ordinance Is
being prepared By City Solicitor Poe, st
the request OF the fire department OF
B .ltImore. II will permit fireworks to
be set Of anywhere in the city limits
only by licensed man, and provides the
usual penalties for selling or sitting Oh
firecrsckers or fireworks. The city sd.
mInistrstion, including the police and
FIRE Department., proposes to enforce the
ordinance rigidly.
When barrel Of cap. making material
exploded early yesterday at the plant Of
the Pltsbrrg Gap and Pistol Company,
10 Homestead, Pa, black powder 80
shriyeIled the body OF Foreman joseph
Juuu, aged AZ years, that when be was
found his identity could not be ascertain
ed for time. A boy also working In
the plant was badly irju'ed, and the fac
tory was wrecked. Windows for two
blocks around we're shattered. The
plant has been working day and plg ht to
6ll Fourth OF July orders for toy pistols
and CAPS for cities where the Fourth Of
July is celebrated in the utuil reckless
and dangerous manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
GIANT METEOR IN TEXAS.

A meteor passing through the skY, %
though out of the Gulf OF Mexico, wss
seen by thousands in sou Texas Thurt-
day night. 1t appeared like ball,
nearly as large as the moon, and It's pass
age through the heavens, leaving q trail
OF light, consur1Sd about g quarter OF
mIru,e Three distinct explosions msrk-
ed It's q ght, and With each shower OF
sparks wss emitted ss from rocket. Ii
brilliantly illuminated the country for
hundreds of miles.
Reports received from many counties
throughout south Texas tell Of the ne.
groes quitting work aud gathering In
churshes to pray. In Brsz)ris county
negro camp meeting, attended BY
about 500, was adj urnipg when the
meteor appeared. The congregation
quickly resssembled and spent thsieutife
Dlgtt singing aud praying. The negroes
are still in session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
AUTO JUMPS FROM TRAIN.

Emil Kriu use, an su'omobillss, ou'
riding with q friend, found himself trap
ped 10 trying to cross the tracks OF the
Staten Island, N. Y, Railroad In bis
machine yesterday, a. a swiftly moving
train loomed suddenly around sharp
curve. Krsuse, seeing he could MT get
scross, tried t. tnrn 1.-THE mschine about,
but only succeeded 10 swerving it onto
the trsck Of the oncoming train. The
automobile bumped along the ties for an
infant, but Krsu'e, looking over his
Oh uder, saw that the locomotive was
gaining, 8 nd turnedioff the rails jas.ss the
train shot up. The automobile plunged
down q 35 foot embaukmeni, crashing
into bieh feuce at the bottom. Krsuse
was uaInjurtd. although thrown some
distance, bat August Olsrlu', police
man, riding With him, had three
ribs broken aud sustained possible inter
nal Injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
A HUSBANDS FIENDISH ACT.

F,llowiug the testimony Of bis mother
In-lsw and several neighbors at o coro-
ner's irquest 10 Santa Anna, Oal., yes
terday Frank Skelly, contractor, was
arrested pending an investigation of the
desth OF his wife, who was supposed to
have succumbed to Lurps received FRI
day In the explosion Of gasoline stove.
According TO tho testimony ct the
mother.in-lsw, Mrs. T. ]. Lewis, Skelly
tbrsw q qulrt Of gss1line over his wife
and then applied q m tch. MIS- Lewis
said her testimony was based on q stste'
mebt her daughter had made as she lay
dying 10 9 hospital. Nsighbors declared
they saw Mrs Skelly iush oot Tito the
yard OF her home with her clothing
sblsz, and crying. "Why did you do
It, Frank? Ycu have nurdertd me-
Why didn't ytu use pistol instead o.
gasolins?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
WEEK END TICKETS.

Local week end tickets Washington TO
Somerset, Warrenton, Harrisonburg. Blue
mont and intermediate stations sold on Sat-
urdays and Sundays, valid for return on
Monday at very low fares, will be placed on
sale by Southern Railway at Washington, ID.
C, beginning SATURDAY, Nay 18th, and
continuing until October 3, inclusive
L. 3. BROWN, Gen raj Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING.


Frank W. Rollins, formerly governor
of New Hsmpshire, and now one of the
most prominent bankers in Boston, and
his son D1uglss were arrested In New
York yesterday after their arrival from
Europe on the Lusitsnis.
They are charged with conspiring to
deiraud the government By an attempt
to smuggle jsWslry and dut able articles
Of clothing through the cust ms. ME-.
Rollins Is also accused 10 the complaint,
but the accusation sffected her so 81
riouslg that she was not arrested. She
was taken to the H ,tel Belmont and will
snswer the charges sgainst her when she
RECEIVERS.
The arrests we're made after esch men,
Der of the family hal been compelled to
gu 5mit to personal 81 arch In their state
rooms. Nine trunks brought over by the
defendants verc seized aud tsken TO the
appraisers stores for examination. There
jeWelry and duiisole clothing that bad
not been declared are said 10 have been
| found.
Mr.. Rollins aud bis son were srraigned
before United S stes Commissioner
Shields late In the afternoon and we're
released 10 bsil of $4,000 each, which
was furnished by surely company.
Customs officials asserted thst the
charges agsinst Mr.. Rollins aud bis
family are particularly serious, IS the de-
fepdsnts we're given On opportunity be-
fore arrest to smend their declaration,
when 1t was discovered that they he'd
failed to ent:r sr,icles found 10 the 6r
trunk examined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
Great Cake-Baking Contest
Wednesday, May Is,
1niA ne n m
1910, at 8 D. m,

First prize barrel Senator Flour; second
prize-4 barrel Senator Flour; third pr'ze-.
i large pail Of CottoleHe; fourth prize-i
pounds Of Midland Butter; fifth priEe-4
pounds Of Palace CCfee; sixth prize-l me-
dium pail Cf Cotiolene and 2imported enamel
ed Pie Pl,tes; seventh prize-2 pounds Golden
Blend Coffse, -,
TO the lsdy making the best cake With
Cottole1e 1e and Senator Flour TO he delivered
10 our store by WEDNESDAY, May 18th, at
Sd. m. The prize cakes are to be cot and
distributed among those contesting. All other
cakes are TO be returned 10 the makers i'm.
msdiaiely tfter the contest. Contest open tc
all, whether a regular customer or not
NOTE Zach contestant must purchase at
least one sack Of Senator Flour aud one pail
Of Cottolene A pie plate is given to each
purchaser Of a pail Of Cotiolene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

Make a note now to get Ely's Cream
Balm if yOu are troubled with nasal cstarrh,
hay fever or cold in the head. IT is purify
Ing and soothing to the sensitive membrane
that lines the air pass ges. Il is made to
overcome the disease, not to fool the patient
by a short, deceptive relief. There is no
cocaine nor mercury in it. Do not be talked
into taking substitute for Ely's Cream Balm.
All druggists sell it. Price 60c. Mailed By
Ely Br, g., 56 Warren Street, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

Fifty years'experience of an Old nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription of one Of the best female physic.
ians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for fifty years with never-fail-
ing success by millions Of mothers for their
children. It relieves the child from pain,
cures diarraea, gripping in the bowels, and
wind colo. By giving health to the child y
eats the mother. Twenty Fve cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14
EDWARD QUINN & SONS

st. Asaph and Oronoco Streets.
Trusses and only the best kinds sO!d
Leadbeater's.
We have shoulder braces Of all kinds. Buy
a bret the.iite or knickerbocker for your boy
or girl. E. s. esdbesier q Sons, inc.
Ia truss is properly fitted, viii not causs
discomfort, You can sst suoh ct II you 90
20 Lesdbestes'a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

Another terrific earthquake bss shaken
Costa Rics, Scores of dwellings crumbled
10 San jose yesterday. 1t Was marked
by low tidal wave. Word comes from
San Jose that the greatest shock was
probably 10 the district sweEt last week.
Terror has seIz,d natives and whites
there, driving many Insane. R'port.
indies t, great damage 10 GustemslS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

LS.-Propossls for the furnish
4 ing OF all material; for the excavation
and for the construction Of sewer on Cam
eron street from Faystte to Henry aad on
Henry street north of Cameron street for such
distance as may be decided by the COMMITTEES
on streets, will be received ct the office OF the
city engineer until noon WEDNESDAY.
May IS, 1910. The right is reserved to REJECT
n and all proposals. Specifications 81 q
p'Sns can be seen at the office of the City
Engineer.
Chairman COMMITTEES on Streets.
mav6 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

Abdominal Belts for corpulent people oh
sihsd on special order st Ieadbsatsr's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

The splendid work ol Ohamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily COM
ing to light. No ,uoh grand remedy ior
liver and bowel troubles wss ever known
before. Thousands bless them for curing
constipation, sick hesdschs, billeu'ness,
iAuudice and indigestion. Sold BY W.
f. Creighton & Co.,, and Richard Glib
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

j. aud +. Cousins Fine Lustrsl Colt
and Black Russia Lusitsnis Pumps and
Oxiords. Weldt and Turns price s5 90;
our price "a 90. J. A. Marshall &Bro.,
422 King strest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-14

A touch of rheumatism, or twinge
of neuralgia, wbstever the trouble is,
Cham berlain's Liniment drives away
the pain st once aud cures The complaint
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21
PRESIDENT ATTENDS
MEMORIAL SERVICES

WASHINGTON. May 2o.-President
Taft. the members OF his cabinet. JUS
tlces of the supreme court, the entire
diplomatic corps and practically all OF
official Washington attended here today
a service in memory of King Edward
VII. at St Johns Episcopal church.
The quaint little edifice on Lafayette
square-the oldest In the city-has been
the scene of many historic ceremonies.
Probably none was more simple or I'M
pressive than that of today.
The bishop OF Washington and the
rector OF the church. Rev. Roland {.
Smith. officiated. The formal service
laid down In the Episcopal prayer book
was closely followed. with special prayers
offered for the president OF the United
States. the new king Of England and
prayer for the dead
The services were In charge, OF the
state department. through which all OF
the invitations were Issued. President
Tafts military ard naval aides served
as usheTs. The members of the dlplo-
matte corps all were in full uniform.
Because of the memorial services the
usual meeting Of the cabinet was cam
cpled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21
CHANGE IS MADE
IN KENYON HOTEL
To Avoid Suspension of Bust
ness, New Owners Take Pos
session Friday Night.

To avoid the closing down OF the hos
telry. which would mean loss in adver-
tising. prestige and business. James c
Walters and Fred c. Hslvorsen took over
the Kenyon hotel from Don IL and Sam
uel c. Porter at 6 o'clock Friday even
ing instead of waiting until July 81, the
time originally fixed for the change, The
consideration is S40.0 600.
1t took several hours to effect the
change. Sam Porter will remain at the
hotel for several days to give the new
proprietors any assistance needed In
starting off. The interior of the hostelry
viii be entirely renovated. part OF the
present furniture and fixtures disposed
of and new furnishings installed
With the change, retire from the busi-
ness activities OF Salt Lake City, for the
present at least, two men who have made
themselves widely known, not only here
but elsewhere. by their business acumen
and fairness. The Porters have had
charge of the Kenyon for eleven and one
half years and a conservative estimate or
the money spent for advertising by the
Porters In the last ten years places the
amount at SIS, 900 and in doing this ad-
Ver;ising the Porters not only advertised
their hostelry but helped boost Salt Lake
Clty as well. They retire with the best
wishes of scores OF persons.