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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The first degree vas conferred upon
seven candidates Ia 5srepta Lodge of
Odd Fellows last night. E'git oandI-
dat, "a received the second degree.
The Chamber OF Commerce OF this
city ls contemplating the erection Of q
suitable building for their purpose In
this city.
The regular business meeting of the
Allison W. o. T. u. will be held tomor.
row afternoon al 8 O'Clock at the Ohil.
drens Home on Duke street.
There will be "a illuitrat lecture on
the Yosemite Vslley BY Rev. o. d. Bulls
10 the M. E. Church 63uth neat Friday
evening at s o'clock.
When you are young you don't care Life
in the hslcyou days doesn't take the serious
phrase of after years. Everything Is free
and easy. But eventually each succeeding
year will add wrinkle TO your brow. You
see, when you're old you've got to care.
There's someone home who cares for you and
IL you're the man We think you are you II
treat her to the best there is in life.
You'll let her come to the Auth Market for
those irresistibly delicious Arsh ssusages
and food products. Eat 'em and you'll enjoy
the Joy Of living. Sylvan Blondheim, The
Auth Stand and The Auth Market.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 35c Id
Good Country Roll Butter, $50 lb.; Guaran.
iced Eggs, SOC dozen; seedless Raisins, &c h.;
8 lbs. Bes. Evaporated Peaches, 26c; lbs.
Large Primes, Csc; 4 cans Best Tomatoes, 2oc;
4 cans Sugar Corn, 26c; cans String Beans,
2sc; 8 cans Fish Boo. 25c; cans Singapore
Pineapple, zoe; 3 large cans Pears, Csc; large
cana Apples. 25e; Sweet Florida Oranges, 16c
dozen; Walnut Kernels, zoe h.; Fresh Florida
Tomatoes, 12ic h.; S cans Early June Peas,
Csc; lbs. Pure Buckwheat, Csc. W. P.
WooLLs & soH, Royal and Wolfe streets.
Lsdies-For solid comfort, wear the
Bed Gross Shoe. John A. Marshall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
POLICE COURT.

rJuslice Fl. B. Oa!on presldlng]
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
Leroy Davis, colored, charged with
assault and beating Emma Glssco, was
6Ded S.
John Rubeno, arrested IS suspicious
character. wss 6ned IS.
VIM. Mcclure, charged with disor'
detly conduc, aud fighting, was fined 80.
Nm. Fowler aud Oscar Pst'en,
charged with 7agrauey, were fined 70
each.
Emma Glssco, colored, charged With
dluoken and disordefIy conduct vas
fined as.
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81 pOmipics A. YIN. Il. Reserves
THE COLUMBIA BANQUET,

The banquet given Isst night by the
Colu nbIs Steam Fire Engine Company
ut their hall was one of the most pleas
ant affairs OF the season. There was O
large attendance and all PRESENT ex-
peneucs ID pleasant evening.
P.esldent William a. Smoot presided
and q blessing was invoked upon the
fssst and feasters by Rev. ]. NJ. Holmes,
of the Methods. Protestant Chu ;ch.
Speeches were made during the even
log by ]. R N. Curtio, Sidney MaukiD,
Rsy. Mr.. II dimes and Mark l.. Price, il.
Lstters OF regret announcing theIr in-
ability to bs present were received from
Ohief Wagner, OF Washington, and
ChIef Pettey, of this city.
Members of the company acted as
csterers for the occasion, and thei' oul-
mary skill showed to the best advantage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
OPERA HOUSE.

An entire change Of programme will be
eiyss this evening by the Acme Comedy
Company and Judging by the popularity OF
this qusrte.t3 Of players full house
will doubtless greet them. Owing to the
unusually large crowds seeking admission
this week the management advises patrons
TO secure reserved seats in advance, thus
preyentIng the usual rush at the box
Office at the last moment by those seek
inc choice seats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
DEATHS.

NJ. William Fl. Bind died at his
fe.ideuce, $50 Duke street, st an early
h,u, this morning The deceased had
bssn suffering from paralysis for several
months. Mr.. Bond leaves q widow
aud fcu, chlldrsn-!wo sons snd two
daughters. The deceased Was native
of St. Msry's ctuaty, Md. He was 9
stationary engineer BY occupation.
Bsrj min Garter, coloTed, died at bis
home on south Columbus street, q day
or 20 sgo. The deceased va, 8 native
Of Fairfax couuty' He Was As years old,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
DISTINGUISHED WITNESSES.

Ayouug couple, the man from Wssh'
ington and the lady from Fairfax, came
here yesterday aud after little trouble
the day being holiday, secured mar
rsge license aud proceeded to the resl-
dence Of Rev. o. d. Bulla to have the
ceremony performed. Gov. Mann and
Congressman Csrliu happened to be
guests Of Mr.. Bnlla at the time and
when the couple saw that the letter wac
busy they offered to retire but were In,
yitsd to come right 10, being assured
tha, the ceremony would BIS performed at
once. They were then presented to the
governor and congressman who ct once
offered 10 become the legal witnesses to
the marriage. After the ceremony 1t
was suggested that the witness fee OF q
kiss be paid the two distinguished visi ora
BY the bride, but this was not received
with favor by the new groom, and inc
blushing bride aud her swain retired 10
confusion leaving the witness fee unpaid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
ITALIAN FINED.

John RubInO, an Italian 20 years old,
Of Washington, was I'd last night
BY Officer Knight as suspicious char
acter. RubinO It is alleged went ID
several residences, aud when any one
responded, ssked is your daup hter 10 ?"
II was also ssid that he was taking down
the numbers on houses. In his pocket
was baukbook bearing Washington
address and q rumber OF cards bearing
luygett've pictures. He was fined 80 10
the Police Court THE morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
TO BE PLACED ON POTOMAC
ROUTE.

The new side wheel passenger and
freight steamer Three Rivers, built by
the MARYLAND Steel Company for the
Maryland, Delaware aud Virginia Rail-
way Company, which Was accepted ss''
eral DAYS ago, hiss been placed on the
rou'e between Baltimore and the Pot;-
mac. She will be 10 command OF Osp''
W O. GsoNhegou and will leave on her
initisi tip next Monday. The Three
Rivers il nov ct Baltimore receiving
her equipment, which is expected to be
all on board today, when she will be
given a shoit TIP down Patspsctto sd
III her compass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
EAR SPLIT.

A coloTed man named Ed. Grinnell
came u the station house last night With
his left ear split and blood on his coat
aud sSirt. he said bis wife had attacked
him It The supper table and inflicted the
iniu.v from which he wss suffering. OF.
a ,sr Knight pui handkerchief around
toe wound aud sent him ID the Alexan.
dris Hospital for treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

The sale of clothing at Mr.. r. Lee
Fields store on KIng street will close
Saturday. all 10 Wa1t Of clothing and
furnishing goods st low prices will do
well to take advantage o. this ssle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
OYSTER ROAST.

The members VI the Relief Hook and
Ladder Oompsny celebrated Wishing
toms birthday by an oyster roast ct their
ball last night. There was large at.
tendance and the STAIR though informal
was bj)ysble throughout
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL.

The board OF managers Of the Alexan.
dris Hospital acknowledges the following
don't tons: L. NJ. Blackiord, $40; Wood
lawn OrcIe Kings Daughters, Accotink,
So; q friend, old linen; First Bsptiit
Church, $40; ST.. Vincent de Paul &c.
ciei7, $25; Ohildren'S Ward Society,
$3.50; s.. Luke's Circle, So; d. A. r., q
box Of cookies; and Mis-, Petit, resdlrg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Y. II. 8. L. Seniors.
Catholic University. 7

Between the halves Of the big game
the Lyceum Janiors will lineup sgainst
the crack team OF the st. Dominic A.
A. Of Washington, D. O. The following
will be the lineup:
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Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair and colder tonight ana
Thursdsy: coli wave tonight; minimum tenn EN-
ns nS re- tonight about 10 degrees; brisk and
nossiblV hiph northwesterly WINDS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

The Lindner Shoe for Ladies' aue
wear hss no equal. John A. Marshall
& Bfo,, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

Standard Army Shoes for men. Th
most comfortable and durable shoe made
can be had at ]. A. Marshall & Bros
42z King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
BASKETBALL TON1GH 7.

The Y. NJ. 8. l.. senior basketball
s,s champions of AlexandrIs, will line
nm against the fast team Of the Catholic
University OF America, Of BroOklsnd,
d. O.. tonight. The following will be
the line up;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
pYfHIANs EXPEOr VISITORS

PYTHTAN5 EXPEOr VISITORS.
Oriental Lodge, No. 6, Knights Of
Pythias, held a very interesting meeting
last night. One member was added to
the role, and one application for mem
bership presented. On Tuesday, March
lst, Oriental Lodge expects to be VISITED
BY Past Grand Chancellor 0. II. Wood.
ward, OF the District OF COlumbls; Past
Chancellor o. B. Grey aud others OF
Bslls!oD, We. Dr.. o. F. Bunel, of Hsrs,
don, has also been invited to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

There Ia q fair supply Of oysters st the
whssves, They sell a. 60 cent? lBshslr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
PERSONAL.

Mr. O. E. Bradley left todsy for
New York.
Mr.. George E. Hepburn, Is suffering
from paralysis Of the left side 81 bis home
on south Fairfax street.
Rev, r. Ashton Curtis. of st. Marks
Church, Washington. will preach 10
Grace Church tonight.
Mr.. F. l.. Slsymsker has returned
fsom Montgomery, Ala, where he has
been for the past morti on business.
Mr.. E. Il. Hammond has gone 10
HageStown, Mo-, on business trip.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE COUNTY
Judge ]. B, T. Thornton, presiding. ]
The court today bss been engaged 10
the trial OF the case of Fred SchHab vs.
the Luna Park Company, q suit for 49,
900 damages for the loss of his foot,
while complainant! was operating an
aerial swiug al Luna Park last summer.
The grand jury has returned the fol-
lowing iudI,t nsut,: VIM. McFaddeu,
for larceny; Albert Sroher, eolored,
for assault and btt!ery and robbery from
the person; JOE. Riee, colored, for grand
larceny, aud Bernard Cline, alias DIR.
Reid, for seduction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

Lsdies-For solid comfort, wear the
Bed Gross Shoe. John A. Marshall
& Bfo., 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

Cold Virginia Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Virginia Ham
Lobster Salad Chicken Salad
Tongue
Banquet Rolls
Saratoga Chips Sliced Florida tomatoes
Chow Chow Gherkins Pearl Onions
Ice Cream Fruit Assorted C-kes
RoquefOrt Cigars Coffee
The string band, which occupied the
southwest corner Of the hall, dlscoursed
1.-THE Sawsnee River" "Old Black
joe" "AlassA's in the Gold, Gold
Gronnd," "Dixie," and other southern
odss, and cheers aud yells st times rent
the building. When the band struck
up "The Stsr.Spsngled Banner" the
bsuqueters seemed to have lost their
heads, and the company rose to their
feet and cheered and Yellsd luttily.
The feast continued about an hour be.
fore the worshipful master called the
sssemblsge to order. After all present
had RECALLED themselves abundautly,
aud the inner man having been 81 sfied
all present prepared themselves for
the feast for the soul which flowed until
midnight
Altsr the ma. 81 had made feT sp.
propriste observations concerning the
anniversary which is snnuslly celebrst'
ed by the Alexandria Mssons, he ex-
tended hearty welcome ID the as.
semblsge' The master slso stated
that prominent Mssous had sent regrets
Of their inability to be present. The
master also announced that Governor
Mann had requested to be excus' tom
making q speech, IS he had Ak
ing 81 the exercises duflr DAY; be.
sides he had to leave Arrier than he
desired iu order to catch the train for
Richmond. The grand msst.r OF the
State, William B. McOhesney, was also
excused from making speech, as be
had taken a prominent part In The pro.
ceedIrgs incident ID tas anniversary
during tie day.
The worship'ul master then intro
duced Hon. Jacob MeGsvock Dickinson,
secretary OF war, who, the former said,
had come to represent President Taft
who wss unable TO be present.
The secretary said be didn't want 1t
to be understood that he had been sent
to AlexsndrIa on the occasion. tg'
would ttate at the outset thst be csme
because he wanted to be present. Hs
heartily endorsed the movement toward
the erection OF memorial temple 10
Alexandra, snd believed members OF
the craft from all sections OF the United
States would vie with old Virgins In
the work. The speaker 10 referring to
GsoEge Washington, hls Masonic career
and bis services to the craft 10 presiding
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22
SILVER LINING TO THE CLOUD.

considerable silver lining the cloud
mainland Republicans
election results, that periodical
think had shape knockout
leadership
country pudiaed
obligation positive party President
attempting defaOn in the of tariff legislation
fallen of the important
New York the organization under the od Guard had be-
had shamelesy the
apOlOgi for official crmina notably the Aids case In Maine the party
had with its pledges Among other things it had
dasteful oga control affairs In Ohio internal
the defeat New the dig
Massachusetts
tradition
of unrestraned authority mad wrought
The reliance ceased be
its opposition When political
something
osmash,as deserves to.
the attitude of
that which has followed the
Oporun popuMm is
and Champ Clark to Jud Harmon and
other than accidental
a it is standardization the
country Democracy fuller of
almost for the first time since
Democratic party has in its general leadership group of
commanding absolutely the respect and confidence of the country Harmon
indeed with They
which worthy inspiring be placed
authority has made its service training
school efficiency and distinction in the political sphere
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22
THE TENons OF HoNoLu1u.

song
might be written this sesame called THE
lulu 1t would be set to the but the words would be
pimentRry the capital of the Paradise of the Pacific
Honolulu beautiful gardens blossom
the graceful grateful lilies
"star-scaered the grass
These Beauties however, concealed wholly, stiff
altogether exceptions
delightful Frear beautiful
the E. D. Tenney place. and others
the citizen has bulded wall
premises rather and when that fence painfully newly
painted it is dlapidated by and neglect
Every his CASTLE is
birth euda Today, however,
well broader plane. There of
premises hostile knights and the excellent institution
deterrent careless ourfood stock
together unghy
bos enjoy the fruits of planting and that the
ourg gates may go and call us blessed
Feneee Gardens Club and if
proclaim praiworthy
combine to make beautiful Honolulu.
Waikiki already crusade the
Der have, consequence, been removed
and ree prominent citizens taken
locally garden
grounds
tearing his
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22
suaAR ANn rHE rAR1rr nnAnn

Washington v to The Advertiser announce that
CLAUS A. seee will attempt bring the of the abolition the
possible Twill
further effort the question of reduction abolition of the
tua any Immediate Hawaii the situation.
The work of the board this time will naturally be matter
interesting speculation whatever the Presidents attitude on the subject
oppose lowering duties COMMODITIES
reard tariff revision
For it should reducing retaining present
woo STEEL agricultural products report
Immediately iezed uon as argument one wav or the other The
The current appropriation Of 100000 which working carry
board probably only reports
July may easily happen
reports a a viii by time
by this winter would operations July
report the existing tariff law win be deferred for quite and is
possible probable that the whole revision question deferred
till after the presidential election
immediate
great delay reaching conclusions
though the schedules affecting textiles would be the be
The board apparently
will not reach the schedule for months.
reciprocity negotiations just way
officials Ottawa all prob
ability be much longer drawn than the
dcated 1t is inevitable that the time of the tariff win be occupied
this matter
matter Canadian RECIPROCITY almost as issue some
sections of the country as tariff revision If some sort Of Canadian reciprocity
opening negotiations prior
and which have been the of much complaint with
increasing white especially print paper.
negotiated, will Immediately
of
the this
influential Republican hostile to
reciprocity
the would be submitted to the
approval opposition
Constitution
of the solely ratfy treaties that affect the
tariff.
will certainly yield tariff advantages gudgng While there
the other side of the line for ee trade there
growing protection
in however,
Dominion parliament block the ratification of such treaty than it
winb United
the exigencies the situation to
of while the of the tariff board will
right of the board likely
other products for
II considerable time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22
THB Y. M. Q. A. BLuNpRR.

might international the recent Y NJ G. A refusal
to official the local
membership organization possibility
this and the one pointed
in the following sent TO The Advertiser communication by prominent
United States officer The writer headed his communication: The
MeHi unchrisian Association and
Ionoulu exhibition
b racepred and inconsistency has not been paaeed during the
six the writer has resided Hawaii The crudeness the affair would
by hose responsible.
the membership committee of the Young Christian Association
application membership disgrace
dgaceu supposed repre-
sentative island the dsgacefu because
association official action unchrisanike
The japanese veconsul educated Christian gentleman His Off
al position representative nation establishes his social standing
and makes him eligible for membership in the Masonic and other hghgde
gentlemen; present Japanese
personally officially, would welcome member American
foegn organization presided over by men instead of molyddes
cit would be improper for the writer outsider United States
sp p I ug t i, tp % s pnt ,, iiti ny
on American Christianity American manhood.
he NJ A. the writer understands it, American association
Y. O. A by
able otherwise reflect scred otherwise the association
whole.
eff the rejected applicant citizen subject of
principle would have been outraged But where he
nation like Japan not only is principle outraged but also diplomacy and
mon sense
for it Psychologist factors appear to be largely responsible But this not
rnresd Inv Tho ADVERTISED tbot t ed anti Tanones foon to
represent
ag mostly from the grating hoodum politicians of California famed
into flame by several of the yellow of the Pacific Coast
responsible position
that perhaps other American ca
circumstances affecting of both nations
national significance at moments notices while the the
States might be heard Of Hence booves all American citizens
officials Hawaii and japanese subjects and officials conduct them
selves not to cause embarrassment to their respective Governments Fuh
where it done with dignity all respectable Americans
nes in should endeayo to do what each can to % irritation that
may tr-%r-r
The application vicecou for membership
NJ G. fine opportunity action which
long towards restoring amy and of
Americans the gentlemen the
berp committee NOT big enough realize their opportunity Like those
weighed in the balance found wanting With
nationality
this the bundee
Perhaps they
A,
Hawaii all Americans share Om
ignominy, 0 this transaction"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22
SPAIN AND TIVE VATICAN

Despite POrugapObly because of 1.-THE Spanish
gone program has passed %
prohibits the further creation religious pan pending
revision of the cOncOrda negotiations regarding expected
under again with the Vatican
The concfatOr cnas during the final debate
on the bill which took place the fifth of this month"; has
preston throughout Europe that nego
tadons with the Vatican disrupted some months
The revision the long diplomatic
negotiations between liberal in Spain the Vatican
of the present ministry senior Cano the nreer annonr t &
but that his which called abdgmer
Catholic chuch and the inauguration public education,
would be proceeded with, regardless of the wishes
Much opposition the of the eca
against the Oanans program and especially the paddock b which
hibs the creation of further religious until
tests the BILL requesting canejas always
remained firm pressing declaring withdrawn
prOvOcation nor an ofense against the Vatican
Senior Canaeas declared that passed he would resign The
critical hour had sounded for the church Spain he said and he asked the
aid of all equitable ana
between the 'padOck b'
problem
In speech in the senate the third of this month sercT canaejas
planned that the bill ransiy ped during
two In the meantime he said negotiations with Vatican
pushed order to settle the question the congregations
The ncodat of 1851 abOgated by the revolution 1869 restored
the Societies ST. Philip
Charity devoted the sick and the
The the Association Law religious
invasion of Spain orders Now it is estimated that
three thousand and with something
hundred thousand monks and Spain Orders include
sides those authorized the Brothers of Christian Doctrine the Argus
the salesians
In Madrid there vntynn converts in Barcelona Voa
twenty-five and in other provincial capitals from ten fifteen The state
budget for the of the clergy ard other religious institute Spain
last $s247,2oO
brewing year
the king permitted onCathol
their insignia The Catholics declared that abIogai of the
1851 which guaranteed the of the church by the
rights ciumcipion the doces with
appoint certain officials
Cana has mdeatong curtai religious houses
the The religious institutions
exempt from taxation and military service Many unauthorized insf
ions which with the farmers artisans
During the conflict riots great and small have taken place. and there
has been loss of life places
between the Vatican the Spanish
O the Spanish
with The Vatican
time that this plain that the
pap
nuncio left Spain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22
HARD DAY FOR THE
LITTLE BLIND PIGS

Yesterday was a hard day for the
illegal sellers of the cup that cheers,
two offenders found guilty before Judge
Lymer in the police court being re-
quested to pay total of 1915 for the
privilege. Morishima, the first of these,
paid $3.50 of the sum.
This gentleman is the proprietor of
the Adzuma, a well-known japanese re-
sort on School street. Several of Liquor
Inspector Fennell's informers managed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22

NJ. riding fall If they do realize
contemplate light they have placed themselves the of this
community something than appeals their
that the applied for
ineligible his religious this
his bakbang He denied admission member
off
of NJ A attitude be late
bumpt critics of the thFt dre in part to
building fund subs" ard that
urchsan attitude
canceng of large of the subscriptions yet
unpaid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-22

to dine there one evening and bought
a jar of saki, and Morishima saw no
way out of it yesterday except by plead
ing guilty. A second charge against
him arising out of the same incident
was nol-prossed.
Manu-, a Hawaiian who has been SELL
ing booze in the 'Gold Mine" at Iwi-
lei, was fined $125.
Yoshiama was fined $12 and costs for
peddling fish outside the limits of the
specified fish markets. Other matters
taken up at the police court yesterday
included the case of seven Cinnamon
caught playing paikau in Pauoa Valley.
All forfeited their bail of $40 each.