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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-19
CHANGES HIS BUSINESS
j. HI. Morrison to Become Dealer in
Dakota Real Estate.

J. H. Morrison, who has been en-.
gagged in the wholesale cigar business
here a number of years, is retiring
from that field, and will devote him
self to the buying and selling of land
in the Dakotas, where he has holdings.
While he will continue his residence
in Rock Island, most of his time will
be spent in the Dakotas.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow Of gastric juice, thereby inducing
good digestion. Sold by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-19

invited present We will give ticket everyone nOt chill
numbered and the following articles will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-19

May, 1895, -, -, 1895.
July, 1852, 1852, 1856, 1857.
September, 1859, 1855, 1912, 12.47.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-19
Lard-15c.
Feed and Fuel.

Lard-15c.
Feed and Fuel.
Grain-Corn, &c to zoe; oats, acc.
Forage-Timothy hay, SIS to $17;
wild hay, $14; straw, 81.
Coal-Lump, per bushel, 15c; slack,
Sc.
Wood-$4.50 per load.
Sales on Market square during the
past "a hours up to noon today were
as follows:
Corn-Nine loads at sc to zoe.
Hay-Four loads at SIS to SIT.
Oats-Six loads at 46c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

Tile SENATORSHIP.

Having thought 60 much about the
or ,blem OF The successorsh!p OF Senator
Daniel the members Of the legislature and
others last night nitlrslly had their
minds turued toward the personnel oil
the new Senator. As stated In The
Times- Dispatch OF yesterday. 1t was re-
coguizsd that Oongressmtn Flood's name
would doubtless receive favorable con-
slderation from The executive. Of course,
the name Of Ex-Governor Swsuson ives
mos! tu be heard. La'er In the dsy new
phsse came into The stia'ioD, when
Spesker Richard Egelyn Bird Was sng-
gested. Among The other names htard IN
this connection we're those OF Elk Gjvet'
uor Andrew Jackson Moniagus, Ssnit)r
George B. Ksez,ll, Governor William
Hodges Mann, Henry 0. Stuart and
Allen Oaperton Brsxton. AZ to the latter,
Of wton It was said some years ago
that be would be likely to succeed SINS
tor Daniel should the latter retire, 1t was
speedily learned that be had said thai
he had 20 aspirations Of thst sort
Richmond Tim,s Dispatch.
The opinion Is being freely exfrased
that should Governor Mann be called
u pom 10 sppoint be will name Oougrest
o. 40 Flood OF the Tenth district, who
b I'D largely to do with Mr.. Mann's cam
D ,ign for governor Mr.. Flood Is per.
hsps Senator Martins closest ptrsonal
and political friend, and bis selection
would no doubt be gratifying to the
iuulor senator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
rh. AmerIsan.yapsn.ss Agreement

London, Msrch 1.-THE Eog'l'h
F reign Office PROCESSES to be In iguor
auce today Of the reported overt Tres OF
Jspsu to Ameii.a for an American Jap
sness agreement regarding far eMtsrn
gu ,stions. -,
The report ia generally dlscredit:d,
bat nothing would please England more
than for 1! to develop that japan has
ateu this st p. Adiploni tic 'quatb:e With
japan would give England the desired
oppor unity Of breaking The recently
fjrmed Anglo. Jspsntss alliance, which,
Ia view Of a possible conflict between
japan aud Americs, Is proving the most
popular diplomatic move OF Eoglaud
10 several years
The foreign Office s'ys |! does not
know whether the reported overture.
contemplate the prs,tlcal sbrogatlon Of
the Aoplo japanese pact, OF the Inc u'lon
Of America 10 a triangular agreement
| It IL IL alikely Eoglsnd would consider q
Triangular arrangement, IS 1t would tend
| TO p,rpeiu,t, the Anglo japanese sgree'
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER.

Mr.. J. Armistead Eggborn, who wss
recently appointed BY t1e president to
n, postmsster at Alexandra TO succeed
Mr.. T. F. Burroughs, today anne u iced
tho appointment of Mr.. DOOald l..
At ,heson TO be hIs assistant, Mr..
Eypborn and Mr.. At:heson will enter
u SON their new dulles about April l't,
Tie salary Of the postmaster Is about
AZ. 700 and that OF the sssittint 81, 400.
Mr.. Esgborn, ss heretofore stated, hiss
been connected With the Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation In this
CITY for a number OF years and hsa
uroVsd himself t. be very competeD
officer of that institution. He will
doubtless make an excellent postmaster.
Mr.. Aitcheson has resided 10 Alexsndrle
ali bis life aud is we'll and most favor
ably Known 10 the city. For a number
OF years he has been employed In the
government nsvy yard at Washington &c
a frs. class mschinist. He was highly
recon- mended for his new position BY
the leaders OF the republican party In
this city aud bis appointment meets with
the appreciation of host OF friends. de
will succeed Mr.. J. 7. Johnston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
PRIEST TO STUDY BLACK HAND.

PRIEST TO STUDY BLACK HAND.
Rev. DR.. J. AID ylph Cascisoelii has
resigned the psstMate OF 81. Authony's
Italian Catholic G. urch Of Canton, Ohio,
TO fll az appointment to invssligst. the
Ialiao siust,on 10 lh3 Unitad States
In az ,ff,lt to get t tie ro't Of Italian
crime, particularly Black Hand cut
rsgts. mn,
Il will require ab. u!ftu'yeap. When
the report Of the 6udings Is made ID The
DOPE 1t will cor tain suggestioos for the
re medy OF these conditions from rsligl u
tindpoiDt. -,
The movement IL Rev. DR.. OAsCisrellPs
own conception. He vent before Rt
Rev. Dlomede Falconio, apostolic dele
gate to the Uoited Stst,s,tt Washington
and presented his plan. The spo.tlllc
delegate took the matter under advise
meut With bis counselora. Their cou.
ference ended with complete approval
of the proposition, and tie appointment
of F. tier Cascianelli 10 carry 1t on.
He will take up bis dulles Monday
and will work 10 the Canton discose,
making Cleveland bis temporary head
aulr.ers, and will cor t'tul bis work
through one diocese ter another u il
be has toured t1e entire United Slater.
at is the aim OF this movement, "
said F. ther OsscIsnell', To iucresse re-
lgious restraint upon the Itsllaus OF this
ecu airy, to help them control their fiery
tempers."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
ST. PATBIOK'S DAY.

Unususl S.. PA!rlck's Day weather YVES
not 10 evidence to day, although con-
d,ions h7ve been Unrest ming. AlsxaL
dtia Division, No. l, A. o. H., will GEL
citrate the day with appropriate exercises
to night 10 the Ytuog Mems Sodslity
Lyceum Hall, after which the members
will sltsnd bar quet st Magner's Oaie.
Two "men of straw" attracted attention
early this morning. One had been plsced
10 front OF q house near the Southern
Railway depot and another opposite .
SORT Cd north Lee street. The lrlsh
nag was flying over Burke & HsroeIFs
banking house.
Mr.. l. B. Moore, Of the u. S. Inter
nal rsvei Il, service, now stationed ct
tbs M,hoSeyville dis,illery, near this
city, entertained number Of his friends
81 th place today. The building was
appropriately decorated for the occasion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
WANTED TO BURN TO DEATH.

Keeping Close WAtcn Uu PROXY wv
seemingly respondent girl Of II, who
asked him for matches early yesterday,
Policeman Doyle saw The ytu'g woman,
Who subsequently, said she was Esther
Ksplsu, lighs FIRE OF paper and tWlgs
In Tompkins Park, at Avenue A ard
Seventh street, New Yolk, and then ct
on the flames.
At the first sign of the blsz, Doyle ran
lot, the park. He yelled to the gill to
get away from the fines, bit she paid
40 attention 10 him. Ii ~ clothing was
on fire when be reached the scene.
When be selz.d her 10 drsg her away
she fought him desperately for few min
utes and pleaded with him not to extir-
puish the names that were c)nsumiu 6
her clothing. Alter the Gre had b,eu
pu! ont she wept.
"Why don't you let me alout?' abs
cried, al bave no irieuds. Everybody
10 the world Is sgsinst me. Nobody
seems to care for me or want me ar u nd,
| know l would be be t'r dead than
alive"
The emscIsted appearance Of the glr
snd her rambling talk OF wanting to die,
coupled With the fact that she had been
BADLY burned, induced Doyle to call ar
ambulance from Bellevue Hospitsl. DR.
Baskerville said be believed the girPI
aorroy had affected her mind. Hs re-
moved her 10 the hospital for ob,erva'
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
CONVICTED OF LARCENY.

G,orze L. Brown, the baggage man
who while in tle employ ofthe Southern
Railway wis arrested about year ego
ON charges that he hsd stolen more than
$40 600 worth OF jswelry from baggage
md bis ear, vas convicted yesterday
10 Criminal Court No. l. In Washington
Brown offered no defense and noted 90
appeal. Browns sole defense consisted
OF motion made BY his attorneys TO
qaa,h the indictment on the ground Inst
ans Isrcenies, il any, occurred without
the III isdic,ioo OF the Dis riot OF Oolum-
mia. Justice G uld held, however, that
i owns ofieuse constituted con iinuou'
larceny,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
ooNDEMNArIoN PROCEEDINGS.

Condemn&ti proceedings over tact
OF lasd comprising sboat l, loo AGREE,
located 10 Fairfax county, near Oeeo-
ouap. which the government desires as
site fos District OF O.lu nbia workhcuis,
we're heard in this city today, In the
United 8 atea o. UT for the eastern dis
trict OF Virginia, Judge Eda uld Wsd-
dill, presiding.
Ali tie court officers we're presert.
Jodge l.. L. Lewis. United States Dit-
trict Court, represented The government
and Ju ige @. E. Nicol reprsset d all
the property owners In the case, viz:
L. A. Deuty and wife, 7. d. Violet
and wife, G. W. Dawson and wife,
]. I. D.wson aud wife, J.L. Dawson and
wife, Kat 1erlne O II Ut and RIO. Holt her
husband. W. 8. Lynn and wife, Gao.
SsIecmso, Julia T. Sslecmso, Redmond
Sslecman snd wife, and George A. oeIee-
man.
Alter the legal papers 10 the case hsd
been received, Judge Nicol for the prop
erty owners, stated that by consent oil bis
clients had sgreed that the proceedings
sht uld be conducted IS 10 one case, snd
tsat ell had agreed IS to the price at
which they held their lands. =,
Twenty -four men had been summoned
from which q jury OF twelve could DC
selected TO sppraise the lands ana tne
following we're selected:
O.u,tney Acton, Henry Aiicheson. ne
W. Aitcbesou, J. F. Birrell. l.. Brill,
O. f. Garter, F. o. Creighton, A. +.
Dopiphan, r. E Grover, W. P. Graves,
worth Hu fi.h and H. B. Qainn.
As stated above, the price had been
agreed upon and the jury returned
verdict assessing the value OF the
1.I54.7O scres 10 question at *2S. 64S'S4,
which includes interest for about nine
moi tbs and The price OF a rock cIu'her,
or at an average of about $lS per acre.
The court thereupon entered az ofdtr
approving the verdict OF the appraisers
aud ordering a distribution Of the money
BY Judge NicOl. Those whose lands
have been taken and the money they
will receiye are as followt: L. A. Dsnty,
2i2.65 scres, So, 1924; T D. vi lett,
25 rs acres, 1897. so; G. W. Dawsop'
IS SO acres, $2441S; Mrs. X 0. Holt
8Os 80 acres, $12, 48O 90; W. s. Lynn,
liz. so acres, 81. 244 3S; CIR. Sslecmsn'
SO acres, $i,74S; julia F. S.l'cmsp'
100 70 acres, 81, $50 OF. b. and q. A.
Selecmap, $3.50 sores, 81, O63 81; j. L.
Dawson, 2S7. 40 acres, 90, $685..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
SENT To GRAND JURY.

Bfroard and Lawrence Petty, arrest
ed on suspicion OF robbiDg Sculhetn
Railway ireigh! csr at Seminary statiop'
were yesterday afternoon given hear
leg 10 the Police Court room 10 this
ct, before Justice Stu'rt, of Fairfax
ecu 1ty, aud held for the action Of toe
grand jury. 1t will be remembered that
suudry t'cles OF millinery were found
sn the house, occupied by the Pttley's
and that Bernard Ptttsy was seen COM
log down West End road at an early
hcur in the morning With bag on his
shoulder. BE ssid he saw Q strange man
drop the bag aud be picked 1t up and
Carried it to bis houis. The accused
was represented by Mr.. Gardner l..
B0Othe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
ASSAULTED A WOMAN.

William Lomsx, c0lOred, WAS before
the Police Court this morning charged
r;th usiug abusive and threatening Ian
gusge toward Ida Foard, also colored.
The trouble arose over the ownership oil
some discarded railroad ties. The cyl.
dence was /, the Effect that Lomax picked
up brick and threatened to throw 1t at
the woman. Juttice Caton foed the
accused IS. he was exceedingly lo4us'
ciou, and persisted in ticking after the
case had been disposed Of, and had to be
forced out of the dock and downstairs by
an officer. Lomsx paid bis foe and lie
saId to have remarked as be left the
st,tlou house that he could not get jus.
tice before the Police Court, tut would
obtaln 1t somewhere else. H' tu1se-
ousntIy met the Foard woman and ua-
merciiu'ly beat her, and when che re-
turned to the station house her face was
bruised and cut aud she was bleeding
pro,usely. A warrant was is.u for The
rearrest Of LOmsx.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
Virginia News.

Mrs. Virginia NJ. H'rtls, widow oil
Judpe John T. Harris, for macy years
represet t,!iye from the Seventh district
Of Virginia, died iu st. Louis ye' t'rdaY'
luke william Gordon Robertson, Tor
20 ytars leading lawyer OF R'snoke
and The first Judge Of the Corporation
Court of ihst city, died Tuesday mid
night of heart trou Die, aged 64 years.
Judpe Willism Gordon Robertsop,
81 years old, died at his home 10 Roa-
uokh yesterday morning. Hs was the
fiat ia lge OF the Corporation Court oil
Roanoke snd held Office for two terms
and refused resppointment.
Marlin Hughey, Is ye'rs Cd, Oh
scbool6sld, a suburb Of Dspvllle, wa:
instantly killed yesterday, and Ssu uel
Wiles, 10 yeats old. of Greensboro, N.
O., was fatally injured when tiey were
struck By a sorthoound passenger train
on the Southern RsilSay near Pelham,
eiRh, miles south OF Danyille.
Edward S. Kelly, 80 years old, OF
Mscbipongc, near Gaps Charles, died
tuesday night 10 peculiar way. While
walking along the road be was stricken
With epilepsy and fell with bis face Into
, small pool which contained lass than g
gallon Of water. he died OF stranGu 's'
tor.
Edsln A. HerndOp, managing editor
Of the Lynchburg News, and proni'
uent newspaper man Of the state, wss
killed late yesterday afternoon by iall
rom q horse which be Was ridipg. his
kali WAS fractured, aud death eDiusd
half az hour later, the victim never nav
log recovered console uIness.
James A. Stone, one of the most cue
cessful business men Of Southwestern
Virginia, was yesterday appointed BY
the State Corporation Commission to oil
tae position OF assessor OF mineral lands
Of The Commonwealth. Mr.. Stone lives
at Bristol. The Office was created BY
the present leyisls ure, at The sollclts-
ton of Judge William F. Rses, OF the
commission, who has general charge oil
his branch OF the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

Tho committee 90 the severt5-hrst
anniversary OF Potomac Lodge oil odd
FeIlows ahicb was ins;.tlt'd 10 THIS GUY
m March 9, 1880 have about completed
all arraugemer Is for so interettiug and
,n.t - + Ss elt ,rtaipment to the mem'
h.r, =, the order and their invited friends
a, the Young Peoples Building on next
MONDAY night, March 2lst
The palace Car "MouUt Vernon" will
leave Wssbio. ton at 7,2O O'Clock With
the invited guests snd the exercises will
comm ence promptly at O'CLOCK. Ad'
dresses will be made by w. w. Millao,
grand represents we of Washington ;
Hill Montague, grand representative, OF
Richmond, Vs., aud John B. Goodwin,
grand secretary of Baltimore, Nd. Mr..
Goodwin lie 8 past grand sire OF the order
aud was formerly mayor OF Atlantis,
G3orgis.
Prot. &. Wheston Howard will conduct
the musical part Of the prJgram assisted
ed By the Philharmonic qas tstte, promi-
nett lsdy singers, Including Mrs. Dayo,
Mrs. Gilmore, Miss HiDseu and Miss
OhenowttS, all of w, lipgion. The
populsr actor Mr.. John M. K Joe, will
presel t dramatic readings and Prof Oald-
wells orchestra will render selections
duriog the evening,
The badge to be worn by the members
Of the Lodge on the occasion will be 9
sca,lst flower, representing the color OF
tls third degree, or Dsgres OF Truth ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
LOCAL BREVITIE5.

Invitations are out for the masquersee
ball t, be given on April 8, by the Easter
LILY CLUB.
The Lighthouse Board has gu hofiEed
the establishment oil three gas tuoys 70
wsrn Maryland Point channel, Sni'n
Point chsnpel and OhIcomuxen creek
.hoal. They will replace buoys 81, A
and 50.
Alta met ting OF the board OF police
com missiouers last night Mr.. .Thomss
Fisher was elected secretary to succeed
the late Zorro Hill. The Other business
transacted was OF q general nature.
In q row last night between Samuel
Nichols, aud Lawrence Pierce both color
ed, the former threw brick at the latter
and cut his head. DR.. War6elt attended
the injured man. The ssssilapt vas
fiued $40 10 the Police Court this morn
ing.
The meeting of the Society for the Restora,
ton of Historic Alexandria, to have been heid
last night in the rooms Of the Chamber Oh
Commerce, was postponed till after Es'ter'
The Arabian night was still and bslmv
Softly the limpid waters OF the Bosphorns
lulled to sleep the beautiful daughter OF she'll
Ali H ssan. In her dreams there came the
King Of the Msgi. Marvelling at her ex RENE
beauty, he transported her to foreign land;
The scream of an eagle proclaimed 1t the land
of liberty and those irresistibly delicious
Auth Sausages, Hams, and food products
from the Auth market made IL the most de-
ligbiful place to live in, imaginable. Sy Ivan
BIondheim, the Auth Stand aud the Auth
Market.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES.
the finest that grow for eating, CSC bu.; best
Elgin Creamery Butter, in pound prints, S4c
h.; Fresh Virginia Roll Butter, 2Sc
h.. fancy Japan Rice, SC lb.; 8 lbs. best Evap'
GRATED Peaches, zoe; lbs. best | arge Prunes,
25c: Fancy New York State Evaporated
Apples, IOc h.; 8 cans Pink Alaska SALMON,
PIC: 8 cans best Fish Roe. 26c; lbs. Best
Laundry Starch, 25c; cakes Star Soap, 26ei
cakes Circus Soap, 25c; large bottle Man,
moth Queen Olives, regTIar price Doc; our
price zoe. VIM. P. WooLLs Son, Royal
and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
SALE OF STRANDED STEAMER.

The steamer Chatham. OF the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Com
psuy, ashore Oh the jetty at the entrance
to st Johns river, Florids, was pur.
chased yesterday by A. r Wilson, Of
Wssbiugtop. The price paid WIS %, O0V
for the steamer and an additional $l5O
for wbat.csrgo sill remains In tie vesse'.
What ID resis we're represented by Mr..
Wilson and WHITTIER the steamer wtu d
be Aosted by q wrecking company OF
broken up for old junk cannot be ascer-
tsiued. The Chatham was an iron screS
Gamer Of 2,729 gross tons and 9O9
net tons register, 265 feet long, 40 iet
b ,sm aud "a feet deep. She was bull
10 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
THE SMITH CASE.

A anal plea for the LIFE OF Henry
Smith, the ioultb negro convicted OF aid
Ing In the murder OF Walter F. Schultz,
and septsuced t. die 10 the electric chair
tomorrow, was made to Governor Mann
by Attorney Frederick P. Ru ~ell today.
The three other negroes have been re-
spitsd u1iil May Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
THE NEW CITY DIRECTORY.

The Hill Directory Company. of Rich.
mond, have agreed with Mr.. R. S. Bat
rett, the late publisher of the Alexandria
CITY Directory, to take charge OF snd
publish the City Directory for the year
1910. In order to make this book one OF
the very best that Alexandria has ever
had. they ask the cooperation of all cit
lens The Hill Directory Company will
put The Alexandria Directory in the di.
rectory files of a very large number OF
cities in this country, where it IS in con-
stsnt use by merchants, travelling men,
and inquiring ones. The Hill Directory
Company is always anxious to add sny
new features to their directories, ana
will be glad to receive any snggesti l9i
looking toward the improvement of The
Alexandria City Directory. They re-
quest all housekeepers and others to
have their data ready when representa-
Aives OF the company call.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
FUNERAL,

TIE funeral OF the late A. U. Lsnd'
street, Who died at Mount Air, Fairfax
couuty, on Tuesday, took place this
afternoon from Pobick CHURCH.
The deceased formerly kept q Big
commission htuse in Baltimore. DE
was the son OF John LsDdstreet, who
established the commission house In
B ,l,imore, which the con afIerwsrd In
herited. Shortly before the war the son
disposed o: the business snd went TO
Fairfax comfy and bought large farm
which he Gu vateh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
COURT OF APPEALS.

The proceedings Of the 0tu OF APP
peals were as follow,;
Carnegie Trust Company at ais. w..
8 .curity Life Insurance Company OF
Americs, Iuc., It ais. Fully argued and
.uomItt d.
Fisher vs.. Borden ct slas. Argued and
submitted.
Mluick rs. Woods, Submitted on
briefs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
CHARTER.

A charter has been granted to the
Southern Realty Company (loc }, Alex
andria, ]. &. Hayden, president, Alex
aadris, Joseph Hayden, treasurer
Omshs, Neb A. r. Nicoll, secretary
alexsndrIs, cspitsl:Maximum, $50, 600;
minimum, $4,000. OBJECTS; Rsal
eaiata buaipese.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
WEDDING.

M. J. Fletcher Hesrd, OF Atlantis,
Gs., and Miss ETelyn Hall, OF Wash
ipptou, formerly Of Richmond, were
married at Gmcs Church at 6:SO
O. clsck ye,t ,rday evening, Rev. Mr.
Carpenter officiating. The ceremony
was quiet, only 8 few friends being pre- =
emit. Mr. II sard Is The electticsl ir'
spector for the Postal Telegraph Com
psny with headquarters al Atlan's;
Miss Hall was at one time connected
With the postal main office at Washing'
ton. After the ceremony the party lei
this city via the Southern for Atlanta
which will be their future home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
TIE APPROACHING FISHING
SEASON.

The fishing season Is drs"irg near,
aud receipts are increasing. There
have. however, been no arrivals St Fish
wn this year. Shad are selling 81
from 81 tl$l .25 for roe, and from Az &c
so Gus for buck. Hiring are bring'
log so cents per dozsu, and perch sre
sslliog At 10 Ger "a q pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
MISSING DEOKHAND.

A colored deckbsnd (Hhose name
could net be leatneo) was fund to be
missing when the steamer Three Rivers,
from Baltimore, reached Glymont Tuet-
day night. Hs was lat seen ct Liver
pool Poiut, and 1t is supposed he fell
overheard from ladder which EXTENDS
from the sspgway on the outside oil the
stesmer. to the upper deck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
MASK oOOIAL.

What promises to be oue the most en-
ioyable affairs Of the season is the mas
oaerade dance to be given At Odd Fell
lows Hall TOMORROW night by the Cat
dinal Athletic Club. JGdgiug from the
advance sale of tickets large crowd ia
expected,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
ACCIDENT TO A BRAKEMAN. {

Brakeman Kennedy fell from the roof
OF car In the Potomac rsilrosd yards
last hight and was painfully iujur.d on
the head. BE was brought to this city
and pIsced 10 the Alexandria Hospital
where he was attended by DR.. Smith.