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Phone Junction 211 s4l Main-st.
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subsequently for an extended period
in both London and Chicago, in each
city recording an almost unheard of
success. Its presentation here will
be marked by the same care and
elaborateness of presentation as dur
ing its long runs in the cities above
named. The third act discloses what
is probably the highest achievement
in stage mechanism hitherto record
ed. 1t discloses the deck of a ship In
storm at sea with such marvellous
fidelity that the onlooker can i'm
agine himself as experiencing all the
sensations of the participators with,
out any too wide stretch of his i'm
agination. While this episode in the
play is melodramatic in the extrs ~
the balance of "Brewster's MillionsV
is delicious. sparkling comedy and
this element is largely responsible for
the great success of the play.
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months in order to obtain possession
Of legacy of 81 100000. is already
familiar to all readers of light fiction.
The humorous adventures and esca-
pades of young Brewster in quest of
his goal have been deity woven into
a delightful comedy by Messrs. Smith
and Ongley, and as presented by Co
han and Harris clever comedians,
form an entertainment almost impos-
sible of duplication. Originally pro-
duced by Frederic Thompson, that
master of stage productions. it ran
for an entire year in New York and
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-15

What promises to be the most i'm
Dortant engagement of the present
season at the Park opera house. on
Wednesday. March 1G. The occasion
will be the presentation by Conan q
Harris comedians with Royal Tracy
OF Winchell Smiths and Byron Ong-
ley's dramatization of George Barr
MeCutcheon's famous story "Brews-
ter's Millions" of which upwards of
half million copies have already
been sold. The story of Montgomery
Brewsters wild and daring dissipa-
tion OF a million dollars in twelve
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-15


Katrina Murat, the first woman
settler in Colorado. and reputed
countess, died Sunday in Denver.
With her husband, Count" Murat,
she came to Denver in 1858, necessi-
tating, by her presence, complete
change in the modes of life of the
little mining camp. The count" was
in financial straits at the start. He
managed a saloon, and later. as the
camp barber. is said to have shaved
Horace Greeley, ana to have charged
him, So for II. He eventually accu-
mulated competence, and died some
years ago. His widow has been un-
der the care of the Colorado Pioneers
association for several years. She
was born in Baden, Germany, where
her husband, according to common
report, went through a fortune before
coming to America.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-15

The third great project of Calves
ton, Texas, since the storm OF 1900
in which 5000 lives and $4,000, 900
worth of property were lost, is de-
scribed with illustrations in the April
number of Popular Mechanics. 1t is
a concrete causeway building over
the two miles of Galveston bay in
teryening between the mainland of
Texas and the city of Galveston. The
causeway, states the article. will con-
sist of a protected roadway, con-
crete arch bridge. and lift draw
bridge. and will cost about S1,500,-
600. The protected roadway, or dirt
portion of the causeway, is to be at
either end; the concrete arch bridge.
2.35S feet in length, is to span the
middle, and the lift drawbridge is to
be in the center of the arch bridge
The causeway will furnish perma-
nent and adequate means of egress
and ingress for people and for the
commerce passing through Galveston.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-15

Lyman /. Henry. district attorney,
has completely exonerated Alexander
Struthers from the killing of Jesse
DeFore. which unfortunate occur
renee happened several months ago.
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Fifty members were taken into fun

Fifty members were taken into full
pmbership yesterday by Grace NJ
F. church, with the Rev. DR.. C. F.
Reisner officiating. Thirty-four
Joined at the evening service and six
teen in the morning. There were
more men than women among the
new members. DR.. Reisner will be
with Grace church only two more
Sundays. after which he will become
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THE IMPRESSION

made by our superior cleaning pro-
cess on Mems Suits and Ladies
Dresses is always extremely flatter-
ing. but no more than 1t deserves. 1t
is the acme of excellence in dry clean
ing. and we are proud of Suit of
Clothing. an Overcoat, Lady's Tail
or-made or fine fabric dress that is
cleaned at our place.
UP-T0-DATE CLEANING & DYE
WORKS
Phone Junction 211. Gal Main-St.
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Any amount OF A No. / hay at the
Cash Feed Store, 307 Main Street.
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Pay your Sentinel subscription ST,
months or year in advance and save
s1.00 per year.
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Any amount of A No l hay at tn.
CashFeed Store, 307 Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-15

The Rio Grande Railroad company
have had their stock yards at Bovina
connected with the depot by tele-
phone.
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TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL
(Friday, March 15.)

tFriday, March 15.)
Several local sportsmen went duck
shooting today.
William II. Lee is having the front
of his store painted
Born-Thursday, to MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Quaintancce, boy
Tonight occurs the entertainment
of the ladies of the Methodist church.
The Colorado, Wyoming & Great
Northern are contracting for ties for
their road.
Every man on the Citizens ticket
Is pledged to mountain water 1t is
model ticket.
Mrs. l.. c. Kinikin, wife of Stem
ographer Kinikin of the district court
of Telluride is a visitor to the city.
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pastor of 'he church of the same
name in New York.-Denver News.
When you go to Denver don't fail
20 call on Joe E. Dulmaine at 1915
Stout street
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-18
Die MaGeruerfs.araar

Sim 9onneritag fono in Der Office
oes WaDors cine 8eriammlung, III,
bie iebige 8ei6offenbeit Der @al.
iermerfe in 8e5uq auf Gle 5uneG'
nenoe @ergroBerune Der StaOt unt
a6i6affune beitebenoer llabelItanot
gu beipre1en. @ntpeieno tparen Serl
9enrp g. Mmes BON ct. 2ouis, Hrd,
iibent Der Can Mntonio @oiier'
uerfs- @eieai6aft; 6. $. Surfamr
@ei1aftsfibrer Der @eieaihaft,
Mapor gaaaeban, Mloermen 8ide.
lano, Mauermann unb Ni1ter> unS
Serr GILBERT &obratb, @oriisenoer
oes 8iirgerfomites.
Mapor gaGagban bemerfte, oaR
Der jesige 4ontraft fir cine Staol
BON $4,000 ginipobnern abgei6Iol'
len, alio beute, mo bic Stoot Oil
100000 aneepadien iei, nidt megr
ausreibenb iei, mas bon Serrn
Imes audi 5ugeitanoen puroe, mo-.
BEL er bin5ufigte, oaB Die @eiea'
idaft miaens iei, nidt MIR Den jebl-
| gen 8erbaltniifen, ionoern aud benz
sunebmenoen @nGstum Der Staoi
&ehnuna gu tragen.
Mnf Die 8etierfung oes Mapors,
oaB mebr uno groBere &obren, bob
elm meiteres &obrenneb BON 80 fis
40 Meilen notig iei, erflarte 9err
4mes, baB oas gentral-Sp item Der
@niierperfe geniigeuo lei, Inn als
permanent betrodiet gu iperoen, uno
oab mar BON oieien groBeren N0b-
rem aus bie Spitemen in ben @orot-
ten nno neren StraBen ipeiien Tonne
Sn getreff bes ungeniigenocn
Drufes in ben &Igel-O iitriften
meinte Serr Mmes, onb Die @eieG-
idaft mol seniiseno @aiier liefern
f0nne, bic @ermebrung bes 9rudes
aber cine l1nmogIidfeit lei. Dies
miiie ourh 4nlage BON Geuer.Sta-
tionen in ienen 0iitriften geihebetL
norauf Mopor GaGoeban bemerfte
bnB iol1e Stationen bereits alil
Soufb 6eigbts unb Broipect Sill
angelegt ieieD,
WatiirIi9 fonnten in oieier Ser.
~iammluns nod feline feiten geidIiii.
ie ODER 8uioeen eemaht tuerben, Of
glei1 aae Bunfte, auh Die @ermin-
oerung Der Walierraten, beiprodlcn
purben bod ideint auf bei6em Sci
ten gutter Wiae porbanben 81 iein.
Gan Mntonio nit einem, aqen Sit
ipriiden seniigen6en @aiiermerfs-
Spftem eriter &Iaiie gu berieben.
Serr Mmes bat beriprohen, iobalo
er nod 81. 2ouis 5uridfebrte, Die
bieiigen Joroerungen ben Direfto-
rem por5uleeen uno oeren 8eihliii'c
benz bieiieen Staotrat iogleid mir
5uteilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-18

un6 inn imn1er tpteoer ben Meitnb
gum 8Iiien bot. uno id borte, mic
lie gu idlud8en begonn, crit Ieiie,
Damn befttger, nttb pie lie rief:
egfnn lit ia oles gut, nun 0u bier
biit, olles!" limo lie idmiegte iidl
OH i'm mie elm perfoletes Heb.
Bette trat i9 3uriid; i6 pernobm
nod, mie Suionne tim idmei6elno
in ibr 3immer 5oe, pie er NIT
tief Observation-Disclosures Gimme iprad,
- oonn flog Die Sir binter ibnen
ms S6loB. u@efangen!" iaete id)
leiie, ugefongen, pie einItmo(s
SonnbGuier i'm Sorielbergl" ltnO
Die bitteren Sronen liefen mir ol!s
ben olten 4ugen, ols ib Die Srepre
binobI6ritt, I'm 81 Slime Worie
gu geben.
9ie 9rofelmann fam mir be-
iiii5t ~enteegen. Ser Serr lift SOL"
ruunte Tie mir gu, nober Slime Mo-
RE min es nidt glauben." Sd
trot obne o~n5uflopfen bel ibr elm; lie
fob o1tf benz fleinen Sofa, ibs
geeues Seitament Dor it6 ouf Dem
Glide. Sn Dem idminoenoen Cages.
liht i6outen lire groben blailer
@ugen fait unbeimli1 aus Dem Der.
6armten @eiidte.
(Tortiebuns folgt.)
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- Die .9eros Sbeep ano Goa.
Haiiers' @iiociotion" belt am Con.
neritng abeno lire Sabresperiamm-
lung bier nb. Den 9auptgegenitanO
Der 9erbanolungen biloete Die @6.
nabme Der Sdafe III unierm Stao.
tie. gs prtroe berporeehaben, bay
Eeras Dor 5ebn Sobren nod bier
uno cine babe Wiaion Shafe beiol,
uno jest faum nod anoertbalb Mil.
lionen. Die S1ulb bieran murbe
ben 8erbeerungen Der @olfe in Der
ghafberoen 5ugeihrieben uno 90.
raus Die Notnenoiefeit zines neuen
8ountp-2afp fir oas Gotten bon
WoIfen bergeleitet. gs nuroe Be.
idIofien, ben r3rans Miiiiiiippi
gongreb" nm @nnabme elmer Neio.
luton gu eriufen, in Der nerlon9t
miro, baB Die 9nnoesregieruno
$4,000 fir ie6en Stant, IN BEN
Die S6of- ODER giebSuht ourb mil.
De 9iere gu leiben bat, ousiese I'M
bic @aubtiere ous5urotten uno bob
nuBeroem Die &egierung zines je.
ben berartiaen Stoates 100000
Ipe5ieG fir Die gpsrottung bon @ol
fen ousiebe. Blu 8enmtcn muroer
aepablt: Charles Shreiner, 4err-
lniGe, grdlioent; Geo. @idaroior
Gan Mngelo, 0ice.1rdiioent UNI
Mlfreo Giles Gan 9lntonios Sefre.
tor.
Die South Seros 9ouitrr
MIiociotion" belt 9onneritog eint
0eriammlung ab, bic gut beiud
NOR unb in Ser intereiiante 3rogcr
our @eiprehung gelongten.
Muh in Der eritcn Waro babei
iif iest bic gefiirnorter Der SOM
! MISUNDERSTANDING organtfiert. M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-18
Lokales.
Tas Wablrcimltat.

Dos Melnltot ser @abl pom s.
Nopember lit iest fir 9eror Conn.
tp 5uiammenseitellt. SIN @an3en
muroen MIR 1904 Stimmeil obgege-
ben, mos alio cine iebr geringe Sc
teiligung an ser @abl seigt. Das
ea,15e oenlofratiihe Eidet !puroe nut
GROCER Moioritat seipablt, mabreu6
Dos repubIifanii1e Sidet iebr gegcn
oas 9oriabr abfieI, mos iibrigens
in alien beutlben Counties geihol.
Sn 1908 erbielt Campbell in 8erar
Golintp MIR 1857 Sti,nn,er1, maE.
reno goIquitt IN bieiem Sabre
547S erbielt;A Der republifaniiGe
Ganbioat 9impion erbielt 1908
4577 @timmeu, ipabrenb 9erren es
Nif 1923 brahte. Sn Der Stoats.
ienator.@a e~r5ielte See ~aaeroines
cine Maioritdt in 0erar gountA
aber oennob lift Heal i'm Diitritt
aem6blt, menn oilh ltir nit einer
fleinen MoioritGt. 0ffi5ieQ lit noil
ben iibrigen Counties bisber MIR Der
8eriht bon Gillespie County einGe.
troffeu. 0ort erbielt MeaL1209 nio
See 1877 5timmen. Trotoem Die
offi5iellen Neridte Der Mbrigca
Counties nod nidt eineetrofferl lit
bic grndblung Steals obne 3tpei-
fe[. Dos ENHANCEMENT. neldles
ifootIide Siriorge fir Die @itren
fonfooerirter Goloaten beitimmt, III
iiberad nit GROCER Maioritat arlse'
noln1nen.
Die offi8ielle 8abluna 1T mie
folat:
gotale etimmcnabsobe-73o4.
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Iettete bas 2e6en etnes Wannes MN
Spipa.

9iobert Maoien, BON @eit @ltr.
lington Soma, idien benz @robc
perfalenL ais naboem er 7 @od;er
i'm Soipital 5ugebradt, bier Der Re.
item @er5te i'm aufgaben. Ga 5eigtr
lid Die tpunoerbare 9eilfrait bon
electric 8itters. 5 Slai6en furier-
ten i'm pouitaneia BON 2eberleincn
uno @elbiudt, obne t%peitere Sultc
uon 9ottoren. Sour so gts. BET aIleh
9ruggiftem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-18

Sir aiiefiot
@utb 80. 6349
@ura. SS
Sir Gountp=S hoemeiiter
@olton. -. 1909
Muiiep 1888
Gilbert 10
Sir Selomeiier
2ode. 1920
Toor.. lSo
Sir S6uliuperintenoent
Stelpart 6519
Sir @oger
@oB 6306
SQH-. loG
Sir &omrniiiar, 8re-
5inft 1
gromforo. 1895
Stores. 4S4
Setter. Is
Sir bas Mmenoemnt
Stir. $3.50
@eeen.. $40
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

George s. Saur, S6uppen, 7. Ctr;
$50.
6. s. 9ausinan, @obnbaus, garnas
ban Ctr; $1,000.
S. s. aarnm, fleines eais, @itdell
Ctr; 500.
gbriitam epeier, 9taI, Sriebridss
burger 2anbitraBe; $3.50.
@biu @eioel, @obnbaus. 8eit II.
Ctr; 500.
albin geibel. Bobnbaus, 9ignoipita
Mpenue; 5000.
G. G. 3ipp. slpei 8obnbduier. Gbeire
nut CTR; 5000.
Fbomas Senea. bret @obnbduier.
gbeitnut Ctr; $1,000.
Worie @ielb, Gnbau, Gbe. 9; $3.50.
gbriitian & Giles, Sdeune, 8abai1
Ctr; S125.
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2afpntid.

@Idubiser (drserli6); Gin
niol beiBt's obcr Ser lit nid)t 81
Nolie1 un0's anocre Mal ubie Ga-
me lit nid)t gu &ouie4- lupr he8ablt
oenn bier eigentlid2
9teihnGod)en: o8e8ollt Miro
iiberboupt nidt!"
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e,rumbeiaentums .nebertraannaen.

8. &. Srapp uilb Srau an .. 6
0nrns, @runbtiid in Der Biua Hoit
IbDitipn; $4,000.
8. 80. ul1b Woria Grnit6 an Spbr
q. SeBler, @rnnoitiid in Sontb 6ei9bts,
$500.
Spbn 81. unb glande q. geBler a:
s.. %. Gee. @runbitiid III 5olltt
0eigbts; So II. q.
u. s. goet an q. q. 9bon,as
grunoitiid an Der Siibs2areoo Ctr.
$4,000.
@iuiom Se5el u,o Srau all M,io,,S
nno 2ouis Se5eI, 2S5h older 2ano:
$11,4O0.
Charles 81. gibl an @iIliom 9. mo5ip
@rulloitiid an Der Sierra gru8 Strabe;
$3.50.
8illiom @in an Sranf $. MaeIder
8ruilDltld on Der gaia BLANCA @trabe;
$500.
%. 81. SIen,ing u1o Green 9opib5ol
IN 8. 2ieber 1n6 Strait, @runbItiid a,
rer tzgomn1erce Ctr; $1,000.
Natban s.. Srocp uno Nrou OH q
5. @agelfuebr. Grlln0fId an Der Sc.
zine Ctr; $1,000.
Geo. S. Stieinfe unb Ssrau an Gins
@altro, @runOItiid an Der gpmaI Ctr.
800.
@iuiom 0~ppermarm 1l,,o Strait an
Sobn 6. unb Marb 8obermiuer, 8rlnnb
Itiif an Der 9anieI Ctr; $3.50.
Wtliam 9obrofpolsfi an Mariu Npis
Ia. @rriloitiif an Der Matomoros Ctr.
$500.
Clifton George an Sribcfin San
@rlnbitild in Der 0ebItone 51ibbipiiiou.
800.
Sulilts Sergg an gbomas senaa.
9rli1eitid all Der ellis 9llleb; $1,000.
@hadr Chambers an Charles aInts
@rllloltud im lelen gitbs8lod 1884;
$3.50.
George 8. gi6I ali gbioffreSo So.
rcItilo, @runoitid an Der Smitb Gfr.
$500.
S. 8. Girfpotrid an Sobn 6iruorf.
@rllnoltild an Der angeles Ctr 1915.
Wm. Se1nmel II. q. IN S. S. airf.
oatrid, @rnnoitiid an ber S1tsgunt.
nierce Ctr; $2451.
Clifton George ali Charles 4aTrei,
BERG. 0rllnoftiid int 9epltone Yarf;
1928.
@i1iom 8. Wicben an gnno Mic.
ben, 8rlinbitiid an Der @eiteG Commerce
Str, $500.
Spfepb unb gnna Suenaer an Grns.
Gan 9unfer, @runbitiid i'm tleuen gitv;
8lnd 2977 $11O0.
Reta NIB otto Ghipepbe an 9. @.
itno Nirnie gfonr. @runbitiid in Der 8.
90. Gnris' Guboipiiion; $3.50.
Sofepb unb Soa Sauit an Soiephiue
Mullnor. @ru,bItiid an Der DeT0obo
Ctr; $3.50.
8arf 81. Qonoiuorth an Sranf Meis,
grnnoftid IN Der gogetpuub 4boition:
$4,000.
6. q, 8. %. unb 8. 81. geaIe III,
Charles S. @uertber, @runbitid IN
neiletl Giths9lod 227; 800.
6. g., 6. IS, 1ino 9. q. geenie an
Gbarles s. @lientber. @rirnoitiid al Der
Sllena 8iita Ctr; $500.
Sohn 6. 2isfop an Ml6ert 8oeBucr
176 older 2orb; $4,000.
Geo. q. Stumbera an 8erar gpuntb.
ein Streifen 2nilo; 81.
8. g. Salet an q. s. 8ener. @rmilos
itiid i'm neuen gitbsglod 3348; $500.
Sbomas Qittle an Charles 6. @iiere
Their, @runoitiid i'm neuen gitpsglpd
227; $500.
9bomas oittre an Charles 8. @lcil-
tier, @rnnoitid i'm neuen gitpegIee
227; $500.
81. 81. imp eoliia e%lasbroof on
4lero1oer Suraihed, @r1inbltiid i'll
nenen gitbs8lod 3010; $1400.
Mer Surai6ed an 2oniid @ld5broof.
@runb5tiid i'm neuen @itb@9lod 31f0;
$500.
George Gotdernid an George s.
Snitb. @runotiid in Der SbIpan 9orf,
$3.50.
Geo. 8. Smitb nao Sran an George
@otderrid. 8runbitid in ser Sblnnr
Harf Mo6itinn; $3.50.
Suliana 9eufd,feI Ii. q. an SO. W.
@urnett, @runbitiid an Der Utica Ctr,
$500.
Srau Maaoie 8olin-an NIfreb Sort,
man, @runoitiid an Der San @eB Str.;
$3.50.
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@crmehrt sic gdSnheit.

Die S6onbeit ser Srouen mirO
ourd 9udlens @rnico Sol6e m'm'
oerbor permebrt. Sic entfernt 8inl-
pies, &outausi9ldge, geulen uiD.,
madt sic Saut peid uno iom1netor-
tig. 25 Cts. Bel o1en 9ruggiltclr.
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Sas Germs 8unoer

BELT o1e Treren, gIafen rnh rbelt.
motiide 2eioen; bei alien Grugg1iien
oher 2 monotlihe 8ebonbllng per
3oft fir 81. Or. 6. %. &all. 1926
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 800. Sdrelbt
fir 2euanifie.
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sobesanseise

SoSesan5etge.
0onneritag, 5. II. Mob., obenos
gegen 10 l1br, ltarb uniere liebe
Sodter un6 Sdmeiter,
@retd)en @roos
I'M glitter BON 20 Sabren, II Mona-
te uno 10 Sagen. Sic 8eerbieunl
finbet beute Na6mittog UNI 4 lh,
bonn @obnbauie, it-@ommeree Ctr
Geo. 318, aus auf benz itaot. 5rieo.
bof SEQ. 1 ltdtt.
Triebrid Groos nnb Samilie.
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Hubebadt.

aunoe: Dos 6ifi rag ia
left mirfiam fem; es fomn't aber
farouf on ID Die Staten e$ uilt)
ireifen!"
9roeiit: sIos lit ia &c aoe iein
&'ouptpor0ugi @enn bic Hattel CO
cnt"lol qr'aiiei baben, oaaa 'reIlen
iie ltic,rais nlebr etDas anHeres
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u. @urbmann, 400 @clioo Ctr,
belize Telephone, lit Der ein5iae Bi0'
no.Sobrifant, Der bette Simmer unb
Repurierer. 51tft Cure auftrdge
Elm, Die prompt ouseefibrt nerben.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-21
RETAINED BY BROcKTON MEN.

AT meeting of Representatives OF the
Brockton Merchants association and OF
the Brockton Manufacturers asSocla-
ton and of shoe manufacturing con
Germs at the rooms of the Brockton
Merchants association recently, 1t was
voted to retain J. A. Henderson, man
ager of the National Claim bureau OF
New York, and Attorny. Richard j.
Donovan, also of New York, and
through them TO institute a vigorous
campaign against the present express
rate charged by the Adams Express Co.
between Brockton and New York. Free
man B. Small traffic manager, for the
w L, Douglas Shoe Co., will notify the
interstate commerce commission OF
this action. Mr.. Henderson is a we'll
known Alexandrian who lived in this
city up to a few years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-21
NOLAN INDICTED.

Michael A. Nolan, charged with the
killing OF Robert Murphy, ir., short
distance west of this city, Friday even
ing, was indicted by special grand
iury in the Circuit Court for Alexan-
dria county, Judge j. B. T. Thornton,
yesterday afternoon. The trial will be-
gin next Tuesday. Fred S. Heinicke,
James NJ. Williams and Matte Allen,
material witnesses, were held. Arthur
B. Carter, who says he is holland S
nephew, was released, as it appeared
that he was not present when Murphy 8
throat was cut, though he had been
with the men earlier in the day
According to the statement made py
Williams. one OF the men, who is held
as a witness of the killing of Murphy,
Williams was tusseling with Murphy
for the possession Of the gun when No
Ian reached around Williams and cut
Murphy. 1t claimed by the prosecu-
ton that the killing was not Justliiabie.
Other indictments returned by the
Jury we're as follows Lee Irving, ne
gro, mayhem; Elijah Davenport ne,
gro, attempted rape; Charles Antes and
George Loring, selling ardent spirits
without license.
Court adjour ned until Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-21
DEATH OF A. T. SCHOENI.

Mr.. A. T. Schoeni. who had for some
time been a sufferer from Bright's dis
ease, died at his home, POS south Lee
street, this morning at 2 O'Clock. The
deceasd was born in the Caution OF
Berne, Switzerland, 50 years ago. lie
immigrated to this country III his
teens, and first settled in New York
city, subsequently removing to this
city, where he had since resided. He
was for several years engaged IN the
manufacture Of cigars and conducted a
store in building which formerly stood
on the site now occupied by the Opera
House. He had a wide circle of ac-
uuaintances and was much esteemed
for his gentle courtesy and unfaillng
good humor. He is survived by a
widow and seven children-Messrs.
William, Peter, James and Charles and
Miss Mary Schoeni, Mrs. Thos II.
Bavne and Sister NJ. Illumanata.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-21
THE GAZETTE.

The Gazette has come to us IN
a new dress and enlarged form. ltnow
carries thirty-two columns. The Gazette
is one hundred and twenty-five years
old and like wine becomes better as 1t
grows older. We consider it one OF the
best papers published i'll the State. We
have always taken an interest III tins
paper. having been connected with 1t a
great many years ago i'll the mechanical
department, and have always reIolced
in its prosperity. The paper has no
warmer friend than the manager OF tins
paper. We always look forward to ITS
arrival at our office, and never fail to
read it. May it continue to grow better
and live another hundred and twenty
five years is the wish Of the Enterprise.
-[Loudoun Enterprise.
The Alexandria Gazette came out
last recently in new dress and now
presents a very neat and pleasing APP
pearance, New type is used through
out the whole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
being set in new type, showing up
strong and clear cut. - LCuIpeper Expo
nent,
The Alexandria Gazette changed It's
makeup recently and now has very
up-to-date appearance, but we must
saw this is one case where change was
not desirable. The Gazette had been
using the same makeup for more
than 80 years, and it seemed almost
like dissertation to change it Rich
mond Times-Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mr.. Joseph NJ. Noble died at the
Alexandria Hospital yesterday after
noon. The deceased was carpenter by
occupation and was AZ years old. He
was native of Philadelphia. Mr..
Noble leaves a widow and several
children.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Johnson, a carpentC
by occupation, who lives at 334 north
Patrick street, died at the Georgetown
University Hospital yesterday. The
deceased leaves a widow and several
children. He was 60years old.
The funeral of the late Eben, f.
Mason took place this afternoon from
Woodlawn Church.
Mrs. Lizzie Hanratty, wife OF Mr. ?.
10. Hanratty, who lived at 2l5 north
Patrick street, died at her mother S
home in Charlestown, w. Va, yester-
day.