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DANCING

DAVISONS. Prof. and Mrs. 10 sgh y. W.
Est. 1892. Phone NJ 1851. Glasses any hour.
music: classes and dances. Tues. Thur. evs.
Assembly dance, Natl Rifles ArmOry every
Sat. evening. fe2l-u
MISS COULTER. 6O4 Mass. ave. N W. L
you can walk I can teach YOU TO waltz:
lessons any time. soc. Phone NJ. 1lSS It.
PROF. & MRS. WINDHAM. SIS 18th " W.
teach all dances; class Tues. Thur. and
sat. 7.20. lesson soc; lessons. s. so: private
lessons any hour with music. guarantee al
scholars. pTOfeI teachers; phone NJ 55i3. prize
waltz taught. SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBS.
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DANCING STUDIO. 21S Eye 81. y. W;
Misses Chamberlain and cobb. teachers, so
ciaI dance Thursdays. Phone NJ 554I-T
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MRS. GLOVER. SIS end Pri. lessons. SOC:
waltz & two-step guar. lessons. Class Tues.
Thurs. sat. eve. 25c. Phone " ll39 de7-9Ot
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
ONLY one taught at time.
Latest dances. two Instructors.
1913 y. y. ave SELECT Phone NJ. $500 7.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-A splendid thTee-sror7
building on the corner of IEfh ST.. nearly
forts feet front Can D. easily remodeIed into
business place 20 rs 10 produce a large in
come Price. Slf50o.
MOORE & HILL unc-j la25 C. 81 S
FOR ENCHANGE-Fozr very attractive new
twe-srorg slV-room brick house=. rlruars
heat. cellar; lots f724. located on through
sr. u~ar 18th and Sew Hampshire ave Pricr-
A-991 each VIII trade equity Tor cheap ict--
MOORE q HILL Gnc-J. f-5 G S. y W.
FOR EXCHANGE three-story. ten-r0on
house near 18th and o SITS. l0t Zlx101 Rent.
$3.50 Trade az $500 fog small house er
cheap lot-
MOORE HILL dne.). 1sz3 G r. Nw
FOR EXCHANGE new three-s;ory ten
room roman brick house near 18th and 3
sts-- tiled BATH h0t-Walcr heat south front
Price, $3.50. Trust, $500. Want small prop
erty-
MOORE & HILL Gnc.). 1913 C ST. *. w
FOR EHCHANGE>-Uu Uuincgfnbered lots. 50z-a5
and larger. az $40 20 500 each. and acreage
tracts of three 90 ten acres $500 10 81 80 par
acre This property is located ~ the Great
Fal.s and old Dominion electric street car
ton il s on the high Virginia hills a,.--
looking the city. Can exchange io-s cr acre
axe 1ninrurllercd Tor houses subject te ir-
runb-elreS.
MOORE d. HILL Gnc-). 1883 G. q. y w.
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WINDOW GLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and INC Fa-. prices. LEON L.
CAHOON, Acme Wl,.-y Cleaning Co.. re-
moved to 92l ~ VI. Phone NJ. s159.
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$3.50.
Near 7th and y SIS X e. --sto-v
and cellar brick dive ling. containing
& rooms and modern bath. furnace
heat. iot 1INI0A feet to alley. side light,
straight loan o. &. SEQ. mouse now rent
ed az s1S5o 20 good tenant. reduced
for quick sale.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
Realty Broker. COZ ST. y w
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FLOOR OILS

Stafford's Sanitary WaXoiium Floor Oil
the only Floor oil YOU can use with satisfac-
non Keeps the rooms wherever applied in
sanitary condition Also kEEE-TO-ZONE
disinfectants- NAI c. STAFFORD. sole
manufacture. Office and warehouse. Pa. ave
and 4th St y W Telephone Main 1855
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~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
TElCT OF CuLJNEIA-AS Court lf
IfaDArup-Cy- n fhe matter OF Washington
Peach Bottom s.aro NaEIltg grCfiuE Co. a
corporation n.E+rupL- Bankruptcy. M. So
To The creditors OF WsshluE-oH Peach Bot
tom Slate MapufactursuE 30 Of Washing
toD- d. g.. a r. nlClpt- Notice rs hereby rty-
on thar ou the I5Jh jay of Feh-uErv. 1910. tho
said Washington Pearn Fsntrnnl state Manu-
featuring Co WAS duly adjLlllsrci ban 1Tup--
and that inc firsf uee. tEz of irs creditors
Viii be held AZ uy office. rvoms g and l"- 80
iaN Louisiana avelu- N- Y-. washington. T.
c.. On the "a day OF March 1870 at ll % CLOCK
a. M. al which time che said creditors max
attend. prove tfcir claims. appoint tr-iS-en.
examine the hanlTupr and transact such c-her
business as may properly come before sail
m5~tinE- WILLIAM NJ HAIi-AAI- Referee
in Bankrupt. II
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FOR RENT-HOUsES
DEsIRABLE HOMES FOR RENT

Unfurnlshed.
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR RENT
AT BARGAIN PRICES.
32i5 Q St. Georgetown. 6r, b. ETC.. Sl5 50
1910 Potomac. Georgetown. sr b. etc. Is %
33fS Prospect ave. NV. 6Ts water. I4.5o
ll-9 18th ne lr. and bath th-................ Il 80
gl2 + ne 1r bath. latrobes. .-....... % 90
l2l2 Pot Dmac ST.. Georgetown, 6r. bath. Is 30
1925 Ne vton, Mt Pleasant lor. bath. $50
1870 18th 81. NV. 81. bath. furnace. 90
MORAN & GOLDENBERG, oxford Building.
fel9,2l.22
7o5 Harvard ST. n W. 5r. and bath ...... SIS 30
f25 N 81. y. F.. rooms and bath. % 80
sec g st. >. r. rooms snd bath ..-.... 2s-5
Is p 81. y. W., 6r. and bath (col )...... $3.50
507 2fth 81. y. ". 6r. and bath fcolD.. 20. 80
FRANK T. RAWLINGS co.
1853 Va. Ave y. ". fe20-3t
FOR RENT-225 IL y. F.. rooms and bath.
$3.50. f. A BYRNES. sis F y. w
FOR RENT-In North Chevy Chase. s-room
house, with bsht. large garden, $50 per
month. Apply to r. J. FLING, Chevy Chase
Lake fezO-5t"
FOR REM
hot-water heat.
35.co-l7th and Park road, s rooms and bath.
S2o.oO-The Park. rooms and bath.
S.o.50-35Ol T 81. NV, rooms and bath.
HT-J0-IflS \. Car ave. Sc. 4 rooms and bath
15.0o-S29 Rock Greek Church road. roonaE
H3.5o-737 llth 81. Sc, store.
H2.50-505 D 81 NV. Office.
sl2.0o-FoIaH road. 6 rooms. water. porches
E0Oo-IH2 z. Cap. St. rooms
LEWIS & JONES CO.
6l7 81 n W felg-3t
ns n. Y. ave. n. W: Tor * b: perfect
repair ...-..-...... $50 -
1885 Kraemer ST n. E. Sr & B.; fur.
neat ne" 20, IN, --'--'-..... 1850
Navy place 5. E: good 4r brick houses;
eaGn IS 50
5O7 Nurrays e. :. z fine Ar brick; only $50
johnson Ct. y. w. near Zlsr & r;
best IN city ---.---.----.--.-.. -..-.-..-..-... $50
Il Chester Ct y. w. near I4th and Y:
4r brick. O. h condition ............. . 80
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
- 81. , w fels-3t
FOR RENT-THREE BARGAINS.
6oS Harvard 81. y W. rooms and
bath and cellar. furnace heat IN OK
81 I8Jh y. r. corner house. rooms
and bath, large yaTd---..-..--.--.-..... . 50
5lS Tennessee ave. y f. s rooms and
bath and celiar..-...... ............-.. Is 50
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN,
604 9Th St n. w.
FOR RENT HOUSES
1919 Sth -. NV. PctWorth. rooms, hath SIS o.
az 81. dwelling. part 1850
1913 tnErch 81 u 80
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th -. " -
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FOR RFNT-Erick l. rooms. bah. Iatrobs
heat. good repair, rent. $3.50. I25 Sd 81
y. r raIg-s-s
FOR RENT-6 rooms and bath dwelling ia
good condition. cuusrete cellar and furnace
SO 80. 555 Tenn. ave. y. +. Apply O. DR.
ROBERTS. 80 Tenn ave. y z feIS-lOt
The F. II SMITH CO. 1I0S n \. ave.
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
c519 and 25.s r 81. y. w 4 rooms water.
$40 50 per month. feIT-ft
FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT
1910 W 81 y. W. large room. ........-.... $50 %
FRANK r.. RAWLINGS co,
1870 Pa Ave. y. W fcr0-9r
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CltAS- A BAKER
GEORGE " MOSS
EEARf-Er Eurs ss-.rs

Commission appointed 10 appraise damages
tScsD- A true copy. test J. p YOUNG
Clerk BY +. l. CJNSINGHAEs assls-aI-
Clerk saZi-10l. eNSl
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TYPEWRITERS

REBUILT J. C. Smiths Underwood REM
inEton, Smith Premier Eupd as new. for
Fale and rent AT lowest prices Typewriter
and Office Supply Co. 1l07 G'st. nv. VI. 45Os
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The Washington times., 1910-02-21

Money Loaned Salaried People
and others. including women keeping house
without security. easy payments, Offices in
65 principal cities; save yourself money by
getting my terms first d. T.. TOT NAN
Room sos 523 18th ST n W sel7-ff
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W0RKIKGKEN'S WANTS

WCRkINCNt En- -Tre--- seems that nothing
viii stop the great demand o1 Us, as one
pleased customer Iells q dozen O.nerS about
the tailored slightly used S-Ius and over
coats, al So tp. Elu. and taese r. a olear 'N-
note saved on the deal, one price only
.T' STH OLD STAND. 6Ip ID X. " Il
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CIEARANCE RAPcAINs
FOR MOTORCYCLES

NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles from
S75 up; all In good condition.
7. n. MUDD. Jr.. Inc. l-23 y. Y. ave. Wv.
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AUTOMOBILES
Law AND COLLECTIONS

ALI. CASES: all courts. secret service Col
Iections. L. S. Legal Corp. SO Bond Bldg.
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WANTED-MONEY

WANTED-ro borrow 6. e1 g years. 81. uer
cent. on ryyo lots IN " w section. address
BON 2l2. Times Office. re1l-9ts
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WALL PAPER
CLAIRVOYANTS

MRS. r. LCSBT.
Palmistry and systematic card readings
reference as 20 ability, positively ladies' only.
ii r. m 10 $50 p n
9SS NEW YORK AVE. y. "
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
Contractors Planning

COtItI UN - , 4ut'IIIII-
For spring building operations will find il
desirable to have us figure on millwork needs.
We guarantee LOWEST PRICES for the hest
aaTCIear White Pine Window Frames
Geo. Nj. Barker i5i- s.2 y yib Y. s, ave. \; W
BUILDING MATERIAL
Tel. Main l5fS.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

". SEGAI.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE REPRODUCING.
e1l L st. y. W. Phone $50 Y.
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SPIRITUALISM
PALMISTS

NINE STANLEY.
Royal Gypsy Camp
World-famed paimist late from London and
Paris. Scientifc readings daily. satisfaction
guaranteed. LADIES' and gentlemen cordially
invited 10 the GYPSY Camp.
18TH AND II SITS. y. +
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY TP-TO-DATE full dress ana tuxedo
suits for hire NJ r. PINES Merchant
Tailor. lO0s 9TH ST. y W jai-tf
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PIANO TUNING

PIANOS ORGANS. and PLAYERS. piano tun-
ing and repairing; all work guaranteed.
FRANK 4. SHUE, 1918 II ST. y. ". Phone
N Jgl% fe20-14ts
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS' CHURCH: best rent-
ing section in town, 2-story brick s rooms
and hath: rent $50 80. Price Tor cash g $50
A. c. HOUGHTON & co.
625 ST. feI9-st
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Markets
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.

Capital Telegraph School.
isA u ST. y. W. fe7-sst-exsu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Tnohnat Captaln Slain.

New YORK, April John Plart.
forty-lhree years old, of No. SO Hu1Son
street, Jersey City, csptaln of the tug
boat Robert Robinson, was shot and In.
tsntIy killed on the deck of bis vessel
Yesterday afternoon. Charged With mr.
Ing the shot which killed Plant, Alvin
o. Collins, thirty nine years old, In COM
mand of the coal barge Joel, which was
to have been towed by the Robert Rob
ipsou to New Haven, Is prisoner in the
esst 126th street station. The killing
Of Plant took place 10 East river, near
Astoria. Collins, Coroner Feinbsrg IS
ssrts, said that he killed Plant because
the tugboat car tain attempted to assault
his wife, saolius, during bis absence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
MISSING CHILDREN.

The Washington polics sre hunting
for Stella Dean and Walter Story, each
IL years old, who have bean missing
since $50 o'clock yesterday morning
from the homo OF Mrs. Anna Story, In
the capital city, The children LETT the
st,ry home to 90 t, school. Walter
Story is the sou Of Mrs. Arus Story.
Stella Dsa7 is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Osane, and the CHI!
ars cousins. A brother.iu.law of Mrs
Story, Jsseph F. Story, lives 10 Alex
audria, where he manages a moving pic
turs ,hester. The families to which tae
children belorg arc patafally Alarmed at
tbeir disappearance and they are visiag
wit j the police in endeaVoring to locs'e
sbam.
THE children were found with rela-
fives at Silver Hill, Md, todry,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
FREE KINDERGARTEN.

The annual meeting of the Alexandra
Free Kindergarten board will be held at
the Young Peoples Building, at s
2. NJ, Monday, April H. The bnsl-
ness meeting will be short. Miss Sipe,
of Washington, will give an illustrated
talk with slides on "Gardeniog" Miss
Watkins, director of the Washington
kindergarten, will speak briefly on nature
work In the kindergarten. The talks
will be illns.,ated by the singing OF
ns;urs soygs by young ladies from the
Washington Normal Kindergarten class.
Their. is 60 admission fer, but a most
cordial invitation is extended to all 10 be
present,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
SPEAKER CANNON A "WET."

SPEAKER CANNON A "W En-"
Speaker Cannon has gone "wet," like
h;s home town of Dasville, III. Hs cor
6ded the fact to Representative Bu-
,boldi, OF st. Louis, yesterday. Hs said
he had been aching for some time to go
GU. west and make speeches IN opposi.
ton to the "dry" movement. He par
ticularly wanted to jump irt) the fight
against the prohibi.ioulsss or local op-
tioul.ts 10 his home town, but thought
it inpolitlc to do 80 b,csuie II seemed to
him q cipch the the town would 90 dry,
owing 10 the strenuous campaign The
prohibitlonists had been making there
for weeks. Women aud children had
been holding daily and night parades,
prayer meeting aud temperance rallies,
and the speaker thought 1t VAS up with
the "wets."
Their unexpected victory u'Sdsy
tickled the speaker immensely. liz
fact, it made him feel so good he forgoI
his caution, and he announced yesIer'
day to DR.. Bartholdt just where he stood
on the booze question. |! has been lone
! known In Washington and elsewhere
that in practice Mr. Cannon was not
temperance crank. But where be stood
| politically on the liquor question hae
bsen somsthirg Of mystery uttl today
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
PERSONAL.

Mr. Jlhu a. Marshall is confined
t, his home by iudispes;tioD.
Mra. Haywood Davis, OF Fsirfsx,
ep-nolher OF Mr.. o. Randolph Davis,
OF this city, is hire on short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S French cele.
brsted lat evening at their home 90
Alfred street, The sixth anniversary o.
their marrisge, BY one of the baud
soonest, largest and most erjoSable Of
the Wirtsr's eLt,rtainmel t.. The draw
Jog rooms aud hall were elsboratel7 and
art st cally decorated with palms, ferns
aud great clust rs of roses. Mr.. and
Mira. French were assist ID In receiving
their guests By Mrs. A. j. Fl iris, of
III ndersop, N. G, sister oil Mrs. French
Mrs. French wore handsome importe q
costume of black lace and sequins, her
corsage bouou,t was of sweet peas and
lilies of the valley. MIS-. Harris was
most becomiDgly gonned in yellow sasln.
The game OF the evening was progressive
euchrs aud the betut'ful prizes we're
awsrded Mrs. John Marshall Jones,
Mrs. Obss. E. Nicol, Mrs. George
Uhler, Mr.. VIM. J. B,ot1e, Or. i. b.
Cochran, DR.. T. M Jones and Dbl. US
Greer. Mrs. Olarencs Howard and Mrs.
Richard Gits1n kept the score.
Miss Katherine Griffith Uhler very
delightfully."- entertained yettsrdsy after.
noon a. her home on Cameron street at
a bridge luncheon, the guest OF honor
being Mira. Downs L. Wilson, of George.
town. The pretty prizes were awarded
Mrs. Wm. J. Boo,he, j., Mrs. l,au-
repce Stab,er and Miss Pauline N'col.
Miss Eleanor sLindsey. of Richmond,
is speuding this week as the guest OF Miss
Gay Lloyd in this city.
Mr.. J. T. johnson, who has been
quite sIcs, is able to be ont sgslp.
Mrs. W. R. Purvis and Miss Margaret
MEG. A.hby are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ. Adsmson has returned from
Baltimore where she spsLt tue past few
weeks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
HOTEL MEN ANXIOUS.

Through an evident oversight BY the
awuakers 8ho passed upon aud sccept-
ed the Byrd liquor law, the question So
{, whether or lot the hotel bar is to to
legally licensed has CONS up In Rich.
mond and is creating much iuteres. aud
some trepidation 10 hots! circles OF the
Stale. The granting OF license t. rstsil
liquor dealers Ia specified along with
other branches OF the business in the Law
but nothing Is said regarding hot:l bars,
aud the St,te authorities will grant no
licenses until au opinion is given In the
case by Attorney General i. W. Viii:
lams.
The new year begins on Msy !, AMI
the opinion is anticipated within feW
daSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
COMMUNICATED
MATTER OF REGEEr.

Life is ms,tsr of surprise, but one
of the greatest is the newa ID tie 6sz tie
of Wednesday that Mr.. L. S Kirby waH
TO resign So tupsrit It :ndent OF toe Alex
snds:a Electric Company aud be sue
cseded By Mr.. o. L. HoHsel, o! Enporia.
AS a cor. u ner hardly believed such 9
thing possible, knowing Mr.. Kirby and
realizing the respect aod corhdence re-
p1sed in him by the msjorltY OF Alt kan
driaus from which this company ora#s
lis substance I behave | echo The sen.
timenis OF all the consumers of this cor.
poratiou when I say that no man 10
pubic life stands higher in the es!imR.
ton OF those 9th whom he deals than
Lee Kirby. His life bas been devoted
10 the electric i businsss, every ttu;a OF
bis being is electrical, his wsys hsVe
their electrical effect and he has in.
stalled the system 10 places In
which here Vas the slightest hope. HiV-
Jog been in our midst for 81 ysars be
knows our paope aud it Is 8 matter OF
regret that be is t, separat' from them
May !. When he took charge OF this
plant 10 months ago complaint was
king of the hour aud since he has been
supernteD deot everything has been
as smooth as the Dyke when the
indians left for home. Not to be
iu coy way suggestlve, It is apropos to
say that The Alexandria Electric o., In
recognition OF Mr.. Kirby has lott
mechanic of urquestioued ability, tue
consumers warm friend, and The
city man who protected his company
and at the same time conducted himself
with demeanor which demanded respect and
enlarged business may be mistaken butt
really believe that the acceptance of TINS
resignation is mistake the Alexandria Eiec.
trio Company will o; ly regret onct-,and that
il life time. l wish Mr.. Kirby that luck
which will come to sll true men who are as
clean in their deamearor and dealing as no
has been, COSSlaEh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.

A meeting of the s:rea's committee OF
the Civic Improvement League was held
Tuesday morning at tan thl'ty With a
large st enhance present.
Many items of civic interest were dIf-
Cussed.
IL was votsd to request Mayor Psff 10
give special distractions to the police
force Of the city concerning the enforce
ment Of the c t. ordnance forbidding
the ,ro wing of waste into the STREETS. 1t
was thought with the proper observance
e. of this ordnance marked improvement
In the cleanliness of the STREET, would be
noticed.
It was also voted to petition the sink
Ing fund commissioners to whitewash
aud paint the interior of the market
house and thereby add to It's cleanliness
aud at,ractiveness within, while the ex-
tssio, is being 80 noticeably improved.
Spscisl attention was called to the
mas meeting t. be held April l4!h and
to the civic clearing up day which would
follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
LOCAL BREYITlE5.

There were no cases for t'isl In the
Police Court this morning.
Professor Geoest, the celebrated organ
iss of Washington, will give short reel
tai tonight st the Second Presbyterian
Church.
Prices of Fab were firm again today
VITA limited receipt. The gillers OF
this city report small catches.
An abandoned telegraph OR telephone
p lie standing in front of No. 2l4 north
p lick stret t Should bs removed.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Christian A.
Heineken, and Charlotte ]. Jordon both
of Esyma.ket.
The annual meeting OF the stcckholds
srs OF the Great Fslls Power Company,
for the election OF directors, etc., was
held at tie Office Of Mr.. O. O. Oarlln to-
day.
A civil service examination for sub.
clerical positions was held In this city
today, conducted BY Messrs. N. L. Will
lismsou and R. T. Lucar. Thsrs we're
applicau.s-4 white male and colored
| male.
Meetings of the Cou n5is Steam Fire
EogiIe Company and the Friendship
Veteran Flremeu's Association we're held
lsst night. No business of general ir-
terest was transacted by either organ
;zltiou.
The west dial OF the click in the City
Hall steeple was accidentally broken
Yesterday afternoon while the work OF
"fros!iug" in progress. A new dial
will be ordered. The dial on the north
side was broken several months ago but
has been replaced With new one.
The warm weather of yesterday waa
followed early last night By heavy
down pour of rain. Later thu wind
changed to tae west aud cooler conditions
folosed. The westher today has been
crisp and cool With brisk northWeslerly
wind.
When at the twilight hour the cowboy girl
whistles that tantaliZing mendels 'hn tune
aud the girl left hehiud me meets little
johnny Jones by the light Of the silver.
| moon; its time to soy gcodby to the girl IRON
home as smoke my Cubanola and glide to-
wards the Auth Market for those irresIstl
bly, delicious Auth Saussges, Hams, Cooked
Tongue Clipped Beef, Cooked Ham and tn;
very finest Home.killed Fresh Meats. 81
van Blondheim, The Auth Stand and Tn
Auth Market.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES,
the finest that grow for eating, 55c bu.; hes
Elein Creamery Butter, in pound prints, 81
pound: Fresh Eggs 25c per dozen; fame!
Japan Rice, sc pound; pounds best Eyap
GRATED Peaches, 25c; lbs. best aTge frunes
CSC; Fancy New York State ,EVaporatet
Apples, 1Oc h.; cans Pink Alaska Salmon
25c; 8 cans best Fish Roe, 25c; lbs. Bss
Laundry Starch, 25c; ] cakes Star Soap, Zoe
cakes Circus Soap, 25c; large bottle Nam
moth Queen Olives. regular price 35c; on
price zoe. WIN. P. WooLLs d Son, Roya
and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Fire on a Steamship.

London, April LA one OF the most
brilliant feats OF seauanshIp on record,
900 passengers from the British st,am-
ship Osirnrons, bound from London to
Po,tlpnd, Maine, were transferred from
that ship, which caught FIRE today in the
English Channel, 10 the British steam,
ship KsnaWhs.
The trsuefer took piece in mid-char-
mel while the sea was running heavy
and deep,t, the panic Of the Csirnrona's
passengers, it WAS accomplished without
a serious misasp.
Captain Stoke, of the Oairurona and
Ospt ,iu Kellmau, of the Ksnawhs, who
superintended the tianafer, conducted
the work With military precision and to
their brilliant gcueralshIp is due the fact
that hundreds of The Oairnrous's psssen.
gers were not either burned on the veg
sell or c,u,hed in the panic.
The crew OF the Cairurjna, uader
orders from the osptsin Knocked down
and Severely Injured those Hho led the
frat wild rush for the life-boats, there
by iustillipg such fear toto The others
that 1t was possible to man add load
the life.boa,a With some semb|ance oil
order.
Many of the Cairproua's passengers
were on the point Of jumping overheard
In their terror and were ether forcibly
restrained BY others or reasaured BY
the megsphone messages of member,
of the crew that there would be DC
DAGGER If order were preserved.
The KausWba vas tut short dis.
|, tsuce from the CairusonG when ths
flames were discovered and sbe innedi.
atsly put to the disabled stesmes's as.
sisssuce.
ter the last of the PASSENGERS we're
safely aboard the Kanawhs, the fire
aboard the Oairnropa vas got under
su b control that the vssasl WIS able tc
pnt back TO Dover. The Oairnrona be-
loDged t, The Cairn Line aud was Of
8. $50 Tonnage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Bank Robbed.

Juliet, ILL.,. April 7.-Tnrae men we've
shot, one fatally. 10 fight at Nilsson,
Ills today following The robbery of the
Baok of Goal City at Gal CITY, H., BY
FIVE masked yegguen WHO fed vi ia
$1,000. They boarded south bound
Saote Fs train, and the su,hnritiss at
Msson were net fed. a posse stopped
the train and FIVE men aligh.ed and be-
gan firing. 10 the revolver 6ght thst
followed one OF the Een received slight
wounds. Another was shot through the
head and will die. The other two sscap
ed. The wounded men deny that they
participated In the robbery.