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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
FIRE ATFALLS CHURCH.

4 serious fire occurred Tuesday night
on the place Of Richard Moncure,, near
Falls Church. The large ham and sew
eral outhouses were destroyed and the
house was in serious danger, but was
saved A ,arge autouob,l- that was In
the harm was saved, together with all
the live stock. The stable. woodhouse
and chickenhouss were burned. The
night was comparatively still d Inc
of neighbors managed to keep the house
we,ted down, but The outside was scorch-
ed anil most of the windows in one
side were broken. The total damage was
about $4,000. II was not known how the
fire started. but it is thought to have
been caused by defective lamp III a
xoom occupied by hired man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
FUNERALS.

The funeral OF the lae Linden L.
Ferguson, son of POLES ms1 William Fer.
gusop, who died at the Alexandria Ho'-
dial Tusstsy afternoon, took place from
Grace Church this .',Doon. Rev.
Edgar Carpenter eficiated. The psi"
besrers we're ak members of P,t'nac
Ledge Of O6d Fellows-Messrs. Harry
Arnold, Gsorge Bon 2, ir., John ID Hey,
n. H endeasan, Fritz Mansfield and Al
bert Joues-Ehich organization sttenc-
ed the funeral 10 body. A tunber OF
fdenda and aegu,;l tsnces of the de-
ceased attended be funeral.
The iu1ersl of the late Miss Alice
Carr took place from The residence IN
Weet Ead this afternoon. The services
we're conducted BY Rev. W. J. Morton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
PERSDk Al.

at the Lsrteu services to te held at
Christ Church tonight Bishop FL ;rding,
of Washington, will deliver sn sddres'.
Mr.. a. Kimberly, of Wsshiutt D,
and Mr. Joseph Otupper, OF Alexandra,
have returned to their homes after spenc :
few dsys With Me;srs john B. Kin
betly, a. Cd Point, aud Harry q KIM
berley, oil this ciy.-[Newport News
Press. 49,.
TIE condition of Mrs. William E.
Feudsll, who ia III with sca'let fever,
has become 30 grave that her sors,
Alrernon and David Chalmers, OF The
University of Virgins, and her d. ugh
tor, Mrs. William Bryant, of Baltimore,
have been called to her bedside.
Miss Lizzie Lsnnou, OF Washington,
ia visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lasn, on
Primes street.
Misc Cora Lee Eston, who has been
quit, sick at her home on Dakest'eet. is
able (, be out again.
Miss CLARA Moore, who has been Ill at
her home on Cameron street, is In
proving. -.
Miss Carrie Fl ammerslough is visiting
at the residence OF Mr.. l.. RubeD, on
south ST. Asaph street.
Mrs. ". B. DalugetRsld has r, turned
from Savannah, where she spent the past
few weeks With her dsusLtsr, Mrs. j.
NJ. Love, whose husband, Cart. J. M.
Lo7e, U. 5. A., ia there.
Mr.. Robert Oogan suffered slight
stroke of paralysis at his home, on King
street, this morning.
Mr.ClGu1e Lennon, who has bssn con-
fined to his home with grip and erysipt-
las, ia much improved and expscts to be
cut In lew days.
Az will bs seen by the proceedings OF
tae G :aod Ledge OF MaHonB of Virginia
In Richmond lsst'night. Henry K. Field,
of Andrew Jackson Lodge, of this city,
was chosen Grand Junior Deacon. Mr..
Field has been member OF the Masonic
fraternity since early manhood, aud he
has ever maDifest d interest in the In
It'll Oh, and his selection as q grand
officer, which places him in line for the
position Of Grand Mast,r, is hailed With
delight BY bis many friends and sc
quaintancep. The eleotion of Mr.. Field
Grand Junior Deacon places the third
Ale1andrisn In the line of promotion.
Mr.. J. Z. W. Timbe'man in the Grand
Chapter, aud Mr.. John q. Fisher In
The Grand Oom1andery.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Emma
Whiting national councillor snd Mrs.
Hattie Miller, associate national vice
councillor, of the Daughters of America
were the guests of Mr.. J. Il. Mani
field, 10 the evening lumber of the
members of Mount Vernon Council
! called on them at which time the ma
tional councillor was presented with a
handsome bunch o. carnations, quits a
pleasant evening was spent. Wedues'
day morning she left here for Lynehburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
The Market.
aaorretowu. D. @. Feb 10 What 15-126
opsNlNd AND CLOSING OF MAll S

Northern mails, week days, close at 45a.
and 60 p. m. Op:n at 500 a. m,
IL 90 IN, and 90 p. n. On Sundays Northern
mails close at s 45 8. ~, l ~, and Ii
p. N.
Southern mails via Southern Railway clost
si1O41 q. M, 4 80 and 10 Is p. m. Open
at 800 8. m. and 90 p. ID.
Southern mails, via B., F, d P. R. r
! closs al 9 IS and II 40 q. No., end SEQ. 0C
and 10 81 D. m. Open at and 9 80 q. m,
8 aud 10 Id p. m.
Manassas Division mails CLOSE at Is a. Ii.
and so D. m. Open at IL m. and 10 10 p. N.
Bluemout Branch, Southern Railway, mail
close al 2 % a. m, and 20 p. m. Open
a. q 90 8. m. and 90 p. NJ.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at l 40 p.
m. and 10 l5 p. m. Open at SEQ q. m. and
400 q. m.
Washington mails close at $50
and 10 40 g. M, and 40, ID,
aud 10 80 p. m. Open at $50 a. NJ,
~ 90 N. and 5 GO p. N. end 30 p. N.
Office Hours-Open at 90 8. N. Close al
Sunday Hours-Open at sooa m. Clo;s
at 10 90 6. m.
Carriers Schedule Collection made on In.
81 le routes-6 Is and 10 90 q. m. and 8 60 and
b 80 p. m. Flu routes Is q. m. and 80 p,
=. Sunday Collection 4 IS p. IL. Carriers'
window open Sunday 900 8. m. snd clost
10 90 q. m.
Deliveries made 800 8, m. 30 p. N. and
70 ON.
All mail shonld Ia In thu Office len minutes
before our indicated time for closing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
News Of the Day.

The swItchmen OF Is Chicago rail-
roads yesterday d :cdad to a'5iEe pS
vote OF S.0e7 to 81.
The Houae yesterday st:et rec honts
de,s,s pissed bill Grating s CONNIE
sion OF fac aris.
The T.ista.e Oaposra' Association, IN
session q, Atlantic O;:7, yestsrday re,
sented letter cent by sccrstsIy OF
Agriculture Wilson, uqocst nT ms as'
ISOLATION TO refraia fron co0demning
teDzoa!e Of soda.
Starting from uakaoWn ofsla, n'e
at 2:3O O'CLOCK this morning gaIled 'oe
third a,cr of the Harris Hotel, at ~
Iassachus. 8 ave, u. northwe!t. "a'n'
.ugton, causing paoic among .ne
patrons. Three pes rs were seriously
Injured by jumping tfoc window
Over 4 900, 900 ACRES Of 'sud we're
yesterday thrown cut OF the nAlional
forests by tie approval BY fresioen'
Taft OF the plaus laid down by former
Forester Piach for tie reclsss nca'ion
of lauda within the foreot DOMAIN.
This Is over 2 per cent OF the total ares
of the national fores;e.
The OWL Service Commission ar
ices that eligible lit reIn hDg
from The civil service exsmin' On nsia
thrc yhtu: the country O1to5cr IS iass
Tor appointments 10 the cenaus { Ill ;e is
inadfqu lie, and therefore on 'fr exams-
na,iun will be held Msrch St. o5'ain
eligibies,
TIE NaIlo,al S9rar R-Eaing Com
pany, Tho s2O,OOO,O0O corporation In
which The sugar ''as. hollis stocs, mas
paid Into the u Il Sits treasury
1904 304 81, which tho govir'manl
has pr.ven 10 tia satis!ai:i1n OF toe
N .tinnsl Company wss OWED In duties
10 Il der. well ned su;ar imported oY
tbs! coupspy between 1898 add l9o''
The 81 u,s ju 'iclary comm II . will
submit report t, the HOUSE day rec.
,nmen6iny tlst the three members
who Rave Teen lunm0ned By q writ
from Justice Wrig; IS c0ur. ahsll fp2tar.
The S.uit com a,i:tee oi' 1diciarS de-
cided Ii S u rs 3nl0' Biurns, snd
Fn cher shopli ps? &C Htte' % 10 the
gr t from Ju Ge Wiigit.
Representative G ,ad'ey, sscf Missouri
yesterday i. t OF u3ed 3 bill 10 tie II H'e
calling for Lie abolition Of tie present
board oil ,mmitsio :crs Ct Ike District
Of Oo,u aba ard the CREATION in theil
place OF an sppoiotiFa governor and
7 ,icipal ASCENT !agf, u take charge oil
the cxetu I've and "lcgialG!i7e" powers
| uo1 possessed By The commissioners o.
tn, D s!ric!.
The brutal nnrier OF 2 iea'-'ld
girl was revealed by the fading OF her
IN. t;a!ed bod, in On old brokoa -1own
| aarn at NsGErs, N j., yesterday.
TIE chili's father, Harry 1ishkewi:z,
| At the head of psr!y Of friends and
neIghbors, who had been securing the
| ce'gaborhood ell Tuesday night and
gesterday In sesrch iOf the missing girl,
hu1d the bodg. Tie crime created
in,enas excsapeut, and the police had
their hands full yesterday afternoon to
prevent an excited mob of foreigners
from lyncbiug suspect Hho vas ar
rested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
Best E lgin Creamery Blu tier, $50 III
The Lipdner Shoe for Ladies fine
we,r hss ~ equal. John 4. Marshall
& Bco,, 422 King street.
HEAVY TAX PROPOSED,

A bill advocating q llcense lax on
corpo:st ons was Introduced into the
Htu,s of Delegates yestHdsy By Speaker
Byrd which " uld not be 10 lin Of the
property tax watch is nov 10 effect. 1t Is
especially directed q. the American Te.
bacco Company. the receipts OF which In
Virginia auCuSt TO ct least s24, 900, 900
annually, On which 1t pa little or no
tax. The rev lax will require the CON-
pspy t, pay nearly 5000, 900 annually.
Speaker Byrd announced that he was
also working Oh bill to TAX the income
OF the 5 sudsrd Oil Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
UNEAsINEss FOR MOTOR BOAT,

Tau fsi II e o. the motorboat Eois tC
report es PC. at Earfoig is a s.n'ce O
orsa. uoess;ness in Ulmsr Park, Brook
Syp. wbeacs tie boat departed last Sa''
DAY. CaptliE Mitcheil and ttu' man
were aboard the bca', mhica tt'rsed on
her maideu trip uadsr the supervision Of
Whitlssey & Whitlessy, II Broadway,
hsr tsssigae 8. TIE crstt, tuilt in Marine
basin Brooklyn, IS tbs property OF ). <.
Il ,ndeisou: of Washington. was on tee'
4opg asd Ii feet beam. She wss IL
zended TO. smoo;h wafer cruising in the
Chesapeake DsY. There are ample pro-
visions on board, tu> tho continuous re-
por,s OF heavy weather along the ooas
nave occasioasd tho fears Tor Osptair
Mitchell and his msE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
WEST END NOTES.

Lanten gerYicas vera held in ST..
Joho's Chapel 10 West End last night,
the pu pit being occupied by ID. Palmer,
a stuteIt of the Theological Seminary,
Next week sill be Miasiou Weak. Var
ious ieo,s of the seminary will preach.
One of the walls Of a brick houee 10
West Fad was blown down he Later
p ut of lss. week by me wind, causin
the other walls to bulge Gu. 1t Is y c
properly of the Baltimore Bridge Gem
p3uy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
DEATH OF G. POWELL HILL.

Mr.. G. Powell Hill, former resi-.
dent Of Alexandria, died In Richmond
90 Tu ,sday. HIS remains were brought
to 10 tTaiou s. ,,ion tlis afternoon Il ON
which the funeral took place. The
iot,rmei, vas in Ivy Hill cemetery,
The ssrvices were conducted by Pew.
W. F. Wst Ga. The palibesrefs were
Me.s,s. I. w. Robinson. Richard A cton,
Samuel L. Monroe, F.. S. Hsrpsr, G. B.
Csr!in ard F. J. PsS. The deceased
marrisd daughter of the lsta VIM. n.
McYeigh. He leaves two scus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
NIRGINIA.-IR the Clerks Office of the
Corporation Court of the City of Alex
anlris. On the 18th day of January, 1910.
kathleen o. tyler: Docket
George E, Docket
In chanceiy

Memo. The object Of this suit is TO obtain
on absolute divorce from the bond of matri.
mony for the complainant from the defrn.
dant, and that complainant be allowed t, re.
sumo her maiden name, end for such other.
further and general relief, as TO equity shall
seem meet
1t appearing By an affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendant, Gto E. Docket,
is a nonresident of this Stat: 1t is o..
dered, That said defendant appear here with.
in fifteen days after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary toprotsctt
his interests in this suit, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Alexan-
dria Gazette, a newspaper published in the
city of Ale1andria, once week for four sue.
eessiYe weeks, and Eosted at the front door Of
the Court House of this city.
A copy-TEsTE
NEWELL 8. GRE NAWAY, Clerk,
Edmund Hill janis tn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
FIGur Al a DANCE.

There Sas fight among some OF the
attandslt, dance at oolored ODD
Fellows Hall on sorti Columbus street
lsst mig t. Cflicsss kaigtt. Talbot
aad Y u,g this moroirg arre.t'd Rao-
dolph JoGes and Will Washington on
the charge of teirg parties to tie DIS
torbauce. They viii be brought before
she Pcl.ca clu:t tomorrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Despite the very inclement weather
a large number attended the congregat.
icnal meeting at the Second Presby,e'
rian Church last night to consider plans
for the remodelins Of the church build
ing. Rev.. R. Sewer. the pas or, presided.
Mr.. D, r. Sansbury was elected Secret.
ary. Mr.. Sewer presented the needs OF
the new Sunday School room, and show
ed the plaus which bad been carefully
worked out by competent architect:
Mr.. Melchoir the Superintenlcn said
that every Sunday the room was so
crowded that niue classes had to be
chartered in the church auditorium. The
need for better facilities was dwel:upon,
and the great advantages of the separ-
ate class rooms which are provided for
in the new plans After free discussion
by the congrega tion, the plans were
unanimously and enthusia stically
adopted. The plan adopted calls for tue
raising of SIS, 900, and for one halt Eoi
this being in hand before tue contract
is LET. Subscripticas were then taken
and IS, Sos. 90 was subscribed a commit
tee was appointed 10 visit the remaining
members ard secure the other 5000.
needed. 1t is more than likely that the
work will be begun within a few months,
and completed within the yea When
it is finished the new church will be one
of the most attractive On the exterior
and commodious on the interior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
GRAND LODGE OF MA.Oss.

Msssrs. SAMUEL Pit.p, c. II CALLAHAN,
E. w. Arnold, DoUald Ailchesor, E. q.
Kenper, snd others who attended ths
meeting o. the G.snd Lodge OF Mssons
oi Virgins, st Richmood re!utned ,oday
Tbs following officers = ere elected 81
the Graud Lodge at late htu: les
nigh:
G-and Master, W. B. MeChssoey,
Of S!auntop.
D. puy Grand Mas's:, VI. L. At
dreWs, of Roanoke.
Grand Senior Wstdeo, Philip &
| B4umsn, of Essex c,unt:.
Grand Junior Wardap. J. b. Wooo,
Of Charlottesville.
Grand Secretary, Georgs y. Caring
ton. OF Richmond.
Grand Treasurer, Frtd. Plessasts, o.
| Richmond.
Grand Senior Deacon, J. Alaton Os-
bell, OF Richmtnd. ;.
Grand Junior Deacon, Ii .nry Is
Field, of Alexandra.
In a letter addressed II the most
| vorshiplul grand master last night. d..
John w. KsIlau, of Accomsc county,
vho e!rce 1908 has been deputy grand
| master of Masons In Virginia, stated
| that on scctu5t of i'll health he Wtud be
| unable to accept the Office of grand ms: :
tr, TO which, according to Masonic tus'
toms; hs sh Iuld have succeeded DR..
| Jose ph W. Ezgleston, who retired ls't
night after two years of service in th.t
Office. Thus, Grand Senior Warden
Willism B. McOhssney was elevated to
grand master end all other officers in toe
! lice OF succession moved up Two places,
making 1t necessary to elect q grand
senior deacon IS we'll as grand junior
deacon from the floor, s;tastion almost
unprecedented in the history of the
grand lodge in this stste. By the iani.
| mons vote OF ne lodge, Mr. James Aston
Cabell was elected grand senior deacon
Mr.. Ii. K. Field, of Alexandra, after
| four ballots, vas elected grand ju iioi
| deacon. There were seven candidate.
The new grand master today made the
| following appointments, which con-
| plstees The list OF officers for 1910.
Grand Chaplsip, Rev. George Il
Ray, spottsyleania county; Grad Ms; :
shsl, w. Nick. Ev ns, R c m md;
Grsad Flu .suivant, James T. Panplin,
Richmond: Grand Tiler, q. F. sm /,
Richmond; G,aud Steward, James 2.
Yeamars, Redmond. During the cleo
ton q recess was taken tu;ing which
600 people 81 down to the most elabc,
rate bsEquss ever served TO Grand
Lodge in Richmond.
During the day there VAS no session
of the Grand Lodge, lui committees
we're hard ct work getting up their rec
ou msudstions and resolutions, which
Will be passed upon officially today.
10 The sfterooon 6fts-s;x children O
the Masonic Fl ,me 81, rtaiEed membsr:
| # the G and Lodge with a thestrica
| performance 10 tina msin hall OF tbs
temple under direction of suosrln
teudett g. G Boisset TX. TIE ia uti
of the entertainment WAS ont- &c!
comedy, "a Woman's Lodge" by Inc
girls of the home. 10 their t they IL
troduoed real live goat, thing whicA
uous of The real Masous could produce
As soon CO The work Of various com.
mittees is passed upon, which will te
some time ,his afternoon, tie one Il l.
dred sud thiit. second communication
OF the GRIND Lodge of Virginia vii! be
closed In ancient form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

Another stte0pt Has made lsl night
to held q meeting OF tie Board of Alder.
mae. Messrs. Bnli, Ballenger and
Su pmsrs Appeared, bit it requiring
i've members 10 anssct business the
meeting edj 'nyue6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
PROPOSED GREATER HIGH
WAY

Ara meeting OF the execat Vs com.
MI a. Of tao Wasoins ,u-Alex an dfia
Grester Highway Association, held last
niytt at ,ne New Willard Hat,, Wash.
ing,on plans were perfected for financing
tie PR 4ct for an improved highway
pctgeen Alsxaadris aud Waehiogtoa.
Ii wa decided to begin 40 active can
vas for tands at oace.
C. Ii. Hoy, ore Of the engineers OF
the office of public reads, Oepa't nsnt
OF Agriculture, who has had charge
since Ia, t August Of the Tors of sur
veyipg tas route, repolt,d ibft his pre-
liminaty est metes were completed, aud
I at bids TO, The work could be called
for vt IN two w:cks. II, placed the
cost OF cons lutton Ct lie road, which
ia 10 be Sc miles 10 length, aud 80 felt
b,tye ii ches, witl 20.foot drive,
way, 1T S54 l64 b. stat d tat these
fisutes were preliminary. and thGs prob
ably they could be scaled down to
$50 coo.
Mr. H,st has eatinst d for macadsm
rosdbsd IL inches thick, with tar or
ssphslt biGding, sffosdiog pratt cally q
dus,less asphslt road. From tie high.
way bridge to the biickyards he rscom.
mended that the rosd be reinforced to
Wit aslaud the hsavy afac to which II
is suti cted. Fl; proposed to use tie
gran blocks that noW form part OF the
road. For tae u!e o. farmers, mefchat Is
aud su:omobilis,s his plan provided that
att.ip of mscadam Il u 16 feet wide
be laid along this distance. he thorgs
che read could be completed within three
monthp.
Mr.. J. Y. Williams, of Alexandra,
who prsside1, said that Virginia w'n d
lend all the aid possible toward building
the new highway, tuch 80 furnishing
conv:c. LABOR, il this could be used;
get az the material hiued by the rail.
road, st reGaced rates, and the free nee
of railroad sidings.
The committees believe so, 600 TO-.
uaro the proposed work eau be la,seo
IN AIsSsndria TT snd county. The
fnanro commlt,es Of the association mas
II .dsr cune;da' at;o0 a pau 10 raise the
x,majcde. C! e sum necessary 10 com
plsle the Highway.
Chairman Wllsms deferred the az
q, u .csmeoi Of the completed couml &c
on fiasnce IL ill 9 comn ee, consist ng
of 81. A. CoIna,i, ~. d. Beckett aud
r ,be,t Eli {. shall have conferred
with the f1icers Of ths Washington
Bard of Trace aud Chambss OF Oou
mare.
Ih. fineocc corm. tee Vas cit ,oEizea
TO obsuiu pledges OF coatri; ions EoE Toe
proposed highway, and tie meeting &C
Turned, SD: jsot 10 The call OF The cba"-
mau
Among those present were tie to!loS'
ipg tscm Alexaadris: j 7. Wl.l!sms,
Rooer. Eliot, Edward S L:adbeaier,
Thomas L. I;shelil, R S Jones, a. D.
B;ock,t. ard ). 7. Preston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
SPRING EXAMINATIONS,

Tbs S:ste Bard o! School ESsminsrs
held ,e;r reln'as mseiiag ia Richmond
Last ght cpe decided OF tho dates for
the spyipg tXsmiusiops 0l tfsche.s. Tie
ezRmi1s 'ians rill DC condG>t.d en-
April q, % hud %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

The House committee on naval sffii
came to a PRACTICAL agreement yesterday
on the reorganization plan. Ssore'ary
Meyer will he permitted to test his plan
for one year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
RA-kEIBAIL,

What promises I, be the most inter
ealing gains OF !he season is the one to
be played tonight 3: lne Armory Hall
b,wssp the LYceum Juniors acd the
Gorge Washington High School. B II
teams have some very fast y,uagstsr.
add a fsi. gsne is expect ID. The lioe'
no will prob.b!, be:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

Standard Army Shoes for men. The
most comfortable and durable shoe ma lie
can be had at J, A. Marshall s Bros
472 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

Tn loving remembrance Of j. a. TARK-
1SGTON SHIRLEY, who departed this lii.
February 10, 'lsO6-sour years ago today.
~ BYHIs WIFE Asp SoE..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

Ladles-For solid comfort, wear the
Rsd Cross Shoe. John 4. Marshall
& Bro 4a2 KING strest,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

Meeting adjourned TO THURSDAY. Feb
ruary 10, 1910, WHEN it viii be he'd tt the
same hour aid place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

MeatiDg adjourned 10th URsDAY. March
10, 1910, when it will be held at the same
hour and place. dec23 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

F,r This section fair tonight end Friday !;
- lu, tnnigh,. minimum tempera'nre tonight
e eScnt % degrees; moderate westerly winds
Meaning variable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
IN MEMORIAM.

The smoker given BY the Cowboys
las, night Was an enjoyable sfsir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
local MATTERS.
CO. ord Tide Table,
Weather Probabilities.

sun ;, %. tomorrow 81 81 and sets at o.5z
u;,'h ,ratar ete.57 P. NJ. and 9.l7 T. m.
The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14

j.. o. Daglum made a flying trip to
Dickinson Monday.
B. H. VOLTA has had a windmill
erected on his farm.
The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14
Melby

Miss Hilda Rasmussen of Bailey
visited her home here last week.
Miss Mollie Morris, who is teaching
on Green river, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Elsie Velvick of New Lisbon.
Wis. is visiting her uncle, C. H.
Smith.
Miss Marie Paulson, who has spent
the past year in New Mexico, is ex-
pected home soon.
Erland Paulson of Kniferiver was in
the neighborhood last week in the in
terest of the Overlie estate.
The Paulson and Bang Bros. started
a band of fat sheep to Taylor this week
where. they will be shipped.
j. R. Clawson of jamestown visited
his sister, Mrs. Morris, last week while
on his way home from the coast. II
We understand that the work of the
Methodist church in this section will
probably be undertaken by the Rev.
Erb. of Iowa. =.
The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14

A statement is out that W. C. Gil
breath. present commissioner of aeri-
culture and labor, is a candidate for one
of the offices in the u. S. land Office at
Bismarck. Editor Jewell and John
Sutherland are %holdovers, their terms of
Office having been out for a long time.
1t was supposed, however, that both
these gentlemen desired reappointment.
Mr.. Jewell belongs with the stalwart
faction, while Mr.. Sutherland was cal
led an insurgent two years ago. He
was helping his friend, Senator Hans
brough. In the present campaign Mr..
Hansbrough appears to be lining up
with those he was fighting in 1908, and
what effect this has upon Mr.. Satter-
lands candidacy does not appear. If
Mr.. Jewell prefers to give up the Office
after a while and give ali of his time
to the Daily Tribune. then the way
would seem to be clear for MI. Gilbreath.
He has made a good state officer and
would be equally as good in a federal
position.
The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14

H. E. LANCE, u. 8. aarris. George
Clump, G. T. Taulker, Gordon Gardner,
N. j. Connolly and Misses Celia Daily
and Delta Rice spent Sunday in Dick
inson and took III the Dickinson-Ric
ardton ball game. Connolly played with
the Dickinson boys who won the game
by q score of 9to5.