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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
SHERMAN GOES WEST TO-DAY
The Vice President To- Begin His Con
gresSiOnal Campaign Tour in
Illinois.

Utica. August Vice President
Sherman will leave this city at 2
O'Clock tomorrow (Friday) morning
for the West on his Congressional
campaign tour. He goes first 70 Chi
cago and after delivering several
speeches in Illinois Will go into Okla
homa. His brother-inlaw. Sheriff.
Babcock, accompanies him.
The statement emanating from
Wiatertown today TO the effect that
Vice-President sherman had indi-
Gated 10 friends in that city this week
that on the completion OF his term
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

~NJa ~ = WINI UT FTIFW.
The climax Ot the fight which
Thomas f. Watson once the candidate
for president on the PoTu 81 tickle.
has been making on - gresham
Hardwick at Thomson. Ca. came when
he made the charge that Hardwick is
planning his assassination In the be-
lief that Hoke Smith. after he is in
augurated governor viii pardon him.
as Governor Patterson pardoned the
slayer Of Senator Carmack in Ten
nessee.
"Hardwick purposes 10 take me at a
disadvantage some day when am not
prepared for him, get the drop on me
with a pistol or gun and shoot NE.
says Watson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

as Nice-President he would retire
permanently from public Office and
active politics is discredited here by
Mr.. Sherman's close friends. The
Vice President himself refused TO dis
euss the matter. maintaining the
close silence which has characterized
him during the last few days.-New
York sun. August 26. 1910.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

crippen and Companion Arr1Iqned.
DR.. Hawley III. Crippen and Miss
Ethel Clara Leneve. his typist, were
accused OF the murder OF Belle Elmore,
Crippen'S wife. in the formal charge
read TO them in the Bow street police
court London, England.
Miss Leneye was charged also with
harboring and maintaining Crippen af.
ter the crime and while knowing that
he committed IL.
Inspector Dew introduced evidence
10 show that Crippen contemplated
suicide while at sea following his
flight
Crippen was quoted also as declar-
ing that his companion knew nothing
of the trouble in which he was in.
volved. and Miss Leneye was said TO
have protested her innocence.
There was special interest In the
nature OF the formal charge. as the
warrant for the fugitives had merely
LAID at their door responsibility for
the death OF an unknown woman
whose body was found in the cellar
OF the Crippen home at Hilldrop Ores
cent
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
CHAPTER Nv.
a FatefuI Encounter

w ~, an con of time q few heavy
rils ~ b.,S5ES may seem. When an unexpected
il gss ,,.l-5 .-l5'''girated a new hfe's calendar
lo-r IN ',-f!ly I'll aye months since that sunset
,sisj n %liicl ,i Hurley kuxton's dream had
aLe1 CT -.-e SKY, and even less since she had
Sc, It s.-ge ,--lg g u the work for Major Phipps;
NJ orbe-'l time that extended far back
To,5als.5T 5.lsT ages Of her being.
VIII tates and change once more
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

between the lour.
The smile AM nod with which, appar-
entity. Sc lar 4s hurley was concerned, the
far Of the ai.e-uaoI was dismissed, dis
rrcarted GaiIla-5 utterly. Indeed, the
last person he had expected 10 encounter
hero was Thurley Ruxton- Already his
evening was beginning with scoWl-
/ was ThurleT hour. Never had any
hour within her h-e been more thoroughly
conceded 10 her gu-enst1p-
CAILLARD. un.1le 70 endure it longer,
" forced his WAY. As Il by unsurrendered
nghr. through the group % her side
She met his g.zs and nodded brightly
NAV ask fg- v.ur card? " he said, burn
ing red to his ear-. - nope for waltz-or
tWO-or three.
There ISM lrg--go badi' she said,
smiling at him s-.--- Pc laps you could
ask t0r al ex-ra. AK Mrs. White.
Re did. and H granted MS boon. Thur
ley danced WIN -.-- gladly.
And something that SavOred OF divinity IN
motion was generously bestowed upon her.
Something possessed her to waltz in Gail
kids arms as She never had waltZed IN her
lie. She led him 10 Drinks Of new infatua-
:l0c- al TO hide The truth that for an hour
1t had crushed her ike rose beneath his
ie1c. l. aurea-.l JaI that nothing had
bosr change5 - they wl-clled the pair to-
/ ge-le- Cn The -..-
Ga-liard hl-- Il Yves lyiliered, not only
/ By her won5----L recovery. but far more
tla1 ever br her beauty Some mad I'M
palencet osra.e. ...-. his 0wnerShip goaded
Ms vanity anew.
"Thurley. -e -i5 159bing down in her
eves, | want .-. -u.-e of those waltzes.
I've got 10 hay. III. ..- three more.
she laughe5. Doesn't that sound ike
l.le Oliver Ia5-, Mustn't it be dreadful
,4Talt NOR ul- .r.ol uush. or college
I521 espec1allr - -nere isn't any more
le-s"
He teit she Wa Y at him. treating
rs wishes as q job. didn't know you
Ee-e coming he-e he said. You
I1g1t hay inIit
! thought YOU .isac be packing your
r-lA, She answerc- -nnccently. I'm al
r1-r0w.''
He slared down e. a4lf angrily. You
On care" he sal.
About WHAT" . answered Dane
IIg: Oh, yes, do nj that tall, ungainly
/ '-s ol--E Liil---. 70 W4liLcS like SWaI-
/ ~, loud ne}e- ..llere J. in the world.
~ - niurcace- -...-a. He glides like a
i-5:-aA II crearr. l.u j As soon expect a
80 70 atternr. l,nuct: but he really
~ iol -----s-a-- motion.
- s l3i.t thin r. nothing further to add
-, =! --'s lrlop=r. a~5 Ciaillard. utterly in
s--1 -.1-e q comp eui;ng her mood, and
V-aha pque r-lap-ed into s}1llenness.
= hurley, IN Il. moment that the waltz
/ 1as ended, cam. luetTable relief \ dozen
+ - swans Were pr.--rflv swarming about
r.. . J5lore, and G-'Iard could do nothing
-, ,r,5.E,eTtheless, She aas faint at heart, now
r. ne !, worst of It was over. The dance
~. W.. '@iard had proved to he an ordeal
I 5--'s al her power. She was weak, despite
isep lying hurt -
l f;sIr we've .clDlk. when her purpose was
l g--5r' NE reaction aa1nc upon her. Be
| ~r5 % be physically exhausted, she
g,--,-7l,'e,l ~ sell the ready prey of all the aches
I 1s5-e- py her artificial Joys. Her game
1sr 80 80 Played. her triumph was complete;
i--Ye-r.,s- -iae barely the strength to meet the
,ie 80 --,S q her most ez4cting role through
s. - u making h-r escape
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
COIsi'Dls ATIONS

INCORPORAIE YOUR BUSINESS IN ARIZONA
Transact husiness keep books anywhere i'e
idcni Soddard. Secretary ct Arizona free Laws
By avs and Forms. Reference Any Hank ~ hilGoa
StoddaId Incorporating Company oA Phoenix, Arizona
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
ARIZO>A REAL ESTATE

RUY LAND IN SALT ri NER VALLEY, ARIZONA
under Roosevelt Dam Raise irut alfalfa, melons
Get highest returns failures Land selling 500 IN
acre and up Write TO-DAY for booklet and six mont
subscpiinn .'Ihr Ealh free Il Seagrdves, Gent OIL
onization Ag A. I6 81 K}, 1880 Railway Exc thicaso
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-A woman t" act as our hi"'hatio
reporter All spare time NJ experience neeessai y >
So to $500 per month Nothing sell send stamp io
part cuars Sales Association, oiS Association bndnS
indianapolis Indiana
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART

ACTING 9RATOEY, PIAYWRITING Learn th'
bcspaying mos, fascinating profession IN the world foi
can earn g. $500 weekly We have 1ught the snbJee
by correspondence successfully years Satisfied student
,yrr-vh-re Write for Free Book Dramatic Art ChIcag
School If Focution, IIso Grand Opera House, hicag
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
Ministers Accuse MAYORS.

Butler, Pa. July 23.-The Butler
County Medical Society is greatly ex'
cited over charges made here by Rev.
Robert B. MclIcr, at mass meeting,
that at least three doctors of Butler
made their living selling booze pre-,
scriptions to men Of known intemper'
ate habits. who are on the black list al
local bars. The physicians we're named
and prosecutions will likely follow. III
there is no hell for these men who sell
damnation to unfortunates at so cents
pint. Twill help make one for them, .
said the Rev. Mr.. Miller The mill
tant clergyman is pastor of the United
Presbyterian Church.
Columbus, o., July 23.-Specitic
charges against Mayor a. II. Gorrell,
OF GAINESVILLE, whose removal from office
by Governor Harmon was asked last
month. have been filed with the govern
or. The charges, filed by Rev. d.
NJ. Ross, specify II separate alleged
violations of his oath Of Office. Mis-
conduct, ignoring Of the Rose law,
aiding saloonkeepers and personal
responsibility for alleged lawless condi-
tons are included. The charge is
made that Gorrell by his failure to en-
force the laws has permitted TO arise in
gainesville a condition of civic affairs
bordering on anarchy.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
Not Rawn's Murderer.

Chicago, July 23.-Ernest Steven ,
the negro chauffeur arrested yesterday
in connection with the killing OF Ira
Rawu. president of the Monon Rail
road, was brought before Assistant
Chief of Police Schuettler today and
again questioned as to his whereabouts
on the night of the killing. His state
ments have been proven in part and
the police feel confident that be had
nothing to do with the murder. He is
still in custody.
Chicago, July 23.-The police this
afternoon. satisfied with the alibi OF
Ernest Stevens, the negro, arrested on
suspicion of knowing something Of
the death of |. G.. Rawn, directed his
release. Stevens proved to the satisfac,
ton OF the police that he could not
have been near the Rawn home on the
night Rawn met death. With the
collapse OF this clue the Chicago police
are more convinced than before thai
Rawn died by his own hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
More Love Letters Published.

New York, July 23.-Despite the fac
that Helen Woodruff Smith ha!
threatened to compel Russell Griswold
who is suing her for $50, 900 for breach
of promise, to cease making public
letters written to him by her, the young
man gave out another batch today
In I'm interview in his lawyers office
today, young "sicgfried" Griswold re
iteratcd his statement that ne is still IL
love with his wealthy and handsome
Brunhilde" and would marry her. He
defended his course in making public
the letters, claiming that Miss Smith
had cast surs" on his family, and
had called him names. :"
But OF course | still love her and
always WILL" he said She was my
frs, love. She was married woman
when first she made love to me.
She captured my heart absolutely.
was only IS years old. The second
dav | met her she spoke of my beau.
tiful ears, mouth and nose. Of course
| was susceptible to the praise of q
woman. as notable, wealthy and hand
some as Helen was and is today.
fell for it: that's all there is to it.
when Helen secured hef divorce
she was fearful that these same letter;
would fall into third PERSONS hands
She proposed Il love BONFIRE" al
which, she and | would be invited
guests and burn the other letters
But | refused, as | wanted to pre-
serve the letters to console me when
was away from her.
Helen Tilted me for another. Now
she accuses me Of trying TO blackmal
her. Never was money a considera
ton between us-shc knows that. Al
ways and always | loved her for her
self and she loved me until ! took SIGH
and that man Harper came to Llnder
Lodge.
Most OF the letters which Griswolc
made public today are addressed tt
Dear RuSscll-My forget-me-not,
Dear little Ruzzie," and Russell
my dear boy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
PERSONAL.

The marriage of Miss Lucie Chiches-
ter Compton to DR.. Taylor Orrln Tim
|,berlake will take place "Wednesday
morning, August 5, at 10 O'Clock, at
St. Marks Episcopal Church, Wash
ington. Miss Eleanor Field. OF Alex.
andria, will attend the bride as maid OF
honor and Dir. Undertakes best man
will be ]. E. Nell.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Dobson and family
will leave Alexandria on Sunday and
make their future home ut the Govern
ment Reservation at Indian Head.
Mr.. Dobson is in charge of the car
renters department for the government
at this reservation
Mrs. James NJ Rixey is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. A. Trout, at Front
Royal.
Mrs. Raymond Hultish is spending
few weeks at Fauquier Springs.
Mrs. j. W. Burke and Miss Fannie
Burke have returned from Woodbury.
Forest and are spending the remainder
OF the summer on Seminary Hill.
The condition OF Mr.. W. J. Boothe,
who is seriously i'll at the Alexandria
Hospital, is thought to be more favor
able this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
Narrow Escape.

Baltimore, July 2S.-Mayor Rich
ardSon. of Richmond, President Numscn
of the Baltimore City Council, and
Mayor Mahools private secretary, A.
G. Goldshorough, had a narrow escape
from serious injury in an automobile
crash shortly before noon today. Sec
rotary Goldsborough was driving Il
big touring car along the boulevard
on Broadway, when at Monument
street, woman stepped directly IN
front Of the onruShing machine.
Goldsborough, in a heroic effort to
prevent running down the woman,
shcercd the heavy car close to the
curbing and smashed into another car
containing a party Of Richmond City
Councilman. While no one received
serious injury, all were badly choked
and SHAKEN up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
PROPERTY SALE.

Mr.. John d. Normoyle. real estate
agent. has sold for Mrs. Thomas Elliott
to Mr.. J. Wellington Entwisle thu
threc-story brick store and dwelling
ut the southeast corner Of King anc
Payne streets. and The deed for the
same was placed on record in the
clerk Office this morning. This is the
same property that was sold at public
auction few weeks ago for ST, 600 and
il is understood Mrs Elliott received q
much higher price for the property.
Mr.. EntwiSIc will, ii is understood, i'm
prove the property and hold same us an
investment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
ELKs' DRAMATIC CLUB EXCURSION

At least once during the summer sea
son those who wish to get away from
the city and its beat will take trip to
the Potomac rivers Atlantic City
Colonial Beach When selecting a day
for such an outing it is but natural TO
watch the various excursions announced
and secure the most fun for the least
money. On Wednesday of next week
the Elks' Dramatic Club will give its
family excursion on the steamer Queen
Anne and, from past experience, the
entertaining qualities of this organiza-
ton are unexcelled. Amusement on the
boat and grounds have been well pro-
vided by the committee and no stone
will be left unturned in order to make
this family excursion one long to be re-
membered. Remember the day-ncXt
"Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
STIR AT GETTYSBURG.

When the residents OF Gettysburg
awoke yesterday morning they found
the towns main thoroughlare convert
ed into what looked like an abandoned
picnic ground, the work OF band OF
militiamen from the United States camp
OF instruction, who invaded the town al
an early hour on their return :r"m .,
country dance. Chairs, table ana
other articles OF furniture had trth re-
moved from every porch for ScvcraI
blocks and were placed in the middle ol
the street, with numerous potteh plaiilS
to add to the general effect. The al
fair was accomplished after the provost
guard had left the town for tn" nlsh''
and the Gettysburg police failed i" mo-
lest the soldiers. Business signs were
placed in front OF private residences
and many hours were spent by ihe
owners of the property in recovering
their belongings. The identity OF The
soldiers is unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
THE MARKET.

While the volume OF offerings OF
country produce in market this morn
ing was not quiet SO large as that oil
last Saturday, there was enough to
meet all demands Butter was still
selling at 25a"0 cents per pound anu
eggs at % cents per dozen. Vegetables
were practically unchanged in prices.
Seasonablc fruit was abundant. There
was a profusion of pears, peaches
plums, blackbcrres and hmcklcbrrrles,
and prices were weakening. Good
peaches sold u Is cents per half peck.
The market was seemingly glutted with
plulnS and it was hard to move them
mt any price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
AL FRISCO PERFORMANCE.

A opcn-air performance was given
last night nj the country home OF Pro
fessor and Mrs. Andrews, on Seminary
Hill. for the benefit of the little Epls-
copal Chapc! Of the Holy Spirit. at
Howardsvillc. The entertainment was
both unique and beautiful and the
children and those Of older growth who
took part acquitted themselves most
admirably. The stage setting re
minded one OF Ben GrcctS perform
ances. nature and art vicing in making
a lovely scene. After the performance
Professor and Mrs. Andrews charming
" entertained Il large number of then
friends nj supper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
BIG JEWEL THEFT.

1t was reported at Hamburg tha'
thieves on board the Hamburg -Amerl-
can Line steamer Amerika robbed Eva
Stradforl, of New Jersey, of Jewelry
worth 10000.
The Hamburg police believe the
thieves belong to an international band
said to be working on TRANSATLANTIC
liners, members OF which, it is alleged,
committed robbery on another Ham
burg American liner few days ago.
One of the directors of the Ham
burg American Line, when questioned
yesterday about the reported robbery
on board tue Amerika, said he knew
nothing OF it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
THE POLICE VACANCIES.

There is much speculation rs to the
action Of the police commissioners
when they will meet next "Wednesday
to tlll vacancies in the police force. As
stated yesterday. there are many candl-
dates both for the vacancy caused by
the death Of Lieut.. James Smith and
for the position Of policeman. Several
Skates have been made. hut the one
it is said that will probably 90 through
;s this: Second Lieutenant Belts to
no made first lieutenant: officer W. \.
Ferguson to be made second lieutenant
and William Schoeni to be elected 4
policeman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
MRS. LoNGwoRTH DISCUSSED.

The report that Mrs. Alice Long
worth, formerly Miss Alice Roosevelt,
smokes cigarettes caused lively dis
cussion yesterday among members Of
well known Pittsburg women s clubs at
meeting of the Pittsburg Playground
Association s flower committee.
Il look on a woman who smokes
cigarettes as | do on one who bleaches
her hair-with suspicion" was the
statement Of Mrs. ]. H. Armstrong.
Mrs. Minnie 0. Roberts and Mrs.
George Kramer took leading parts in
the discussion, which was listened to
with great interest by the women pre-
sent. among them being members OF
the following clubs: Wimodausis, the
Woman's Club Of Pittsburg, Sorosis.
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. the Daughters Of 1872, the
Daughters OF Pioneers and the
Women's Southern Society.
"The higher the position woman
holds the more womanly she should
be-" asserted Mrs. Roberts, and a num-
Der of others said they thought Mrs.
Longworth ought to be ashamed OF
herself OF setting such an example to
the young women of the land.
One disscnter, member OF the
Wimodausis Club, said: Any woman
has a right to smoke cigarettes, If she
wants to, so long as she doesn't tread
on any one else's toes"
The spirited discussion was ended
rather abruptly, when u prominent
daughter of the American Revolution
member arose and said:
We necdn t all get up our feathers
simply because Mrs. Longworth smokes
cigarettes. Why, one hundred years
ago our great-grandmothers sat with
their husbands and smoked corncob
pirnc -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
BASEBALL.

Next week the Cardinal A. c. will
cross bats with some of the fastest
teams in the District. On Monday they
will line up against the Spartan A. c.,
andon "wednesday they will play theSwift
d Co., nine, a team that will be picked
from some of the fastest amateur teams
in the district. On Saturday the
Cardinals will try to down the Berry X
Whituore nine, another fast organiza-
ton from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
POLICE COURT.
Justice II. B. Cation presiding

[Justicc II. B. Cation presiding.
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
Bernard Heath. charged with dis
orderly conduct. was fined 50.
James Lucas, charged with being
drunk and lisordcrly, was sent to the
workhousc for 60 days.
Gladys Howard, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fined -.
Two white women charged with dis
orderly conduct, were fined 50 each.
A junk dealer. charged with purchas-
ing iron alleged to have been stolen,
was dismissed.
John Downcy. colorcd, charged with
assaulting Jennie Ferguson, also
culorcd was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
DELEGATES RETURNED.

Mcssrs. William Driscoll, Edward
Warren. Ellsworth Nightingale and Will
liam Wells. Of this city, delegates to
the elaSsblnwcrs convention which has
been in session at Atlantic City during
the past ten days. have returned. They
report having had an enjoyable time.
A resolution was adopted by the con
vention continuing in operation the
wage scale OF last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23

Alleging inhdelity and naming CO.
respondent, Ora III. T. Haywood yes
terday filed suit in Washington for alb
solute divorce from John kcrfoot Hay
wood. Plaintiff alleges excessive use
OF Intoxicating liquors, dcscrtion and
non-support. and says that defendant
is employed III the Agricultural Depart
ment at an annual salary of S2,l0o.
They we're married February II, 1888,
in Warrenton, and there is one child,
whose custody plaintiff requests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
THE GAZETTE FOR THE SUMMER

Subscribers who leave the city tenn
porarily should not fail to have the
Gazette follow them. Addresses will
be changed rs often as requested with
out extra charge. Those who are not
regular subscribers can have the Ga
zcttc mailed to them at the rate OF ~
cents per week Before leaving call or
telephone your address to this office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
SUPPOSED CASE OF SMALLPOX.

A colored man, who is believed TO bc
suffering from smallpox was taken IN
custody in Washington last night and
removed tothc smallpox hospital. The
negro said he was Isaac Mcndenhack,
81 years old. Of VII t, Oak, 5! G. He
said he had been i'll Alexandria, and
had Just walked from that city to
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
COLORED MAN ARRESTED.

Fred. Baker, rolorcd, was arrested
in Alexandria county this morning by
Deputy U. S. Marshal Glover charged
with disordcriy conduct and tiourishlhg
n knife on an electric car willie 1T vas
on "A government reservation. The ac-
cused will he brought before Commits
sioncr Garnclt in this city on Monday
morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
IN MEMORIAM.

In sad. but loving remembrance ol
my dear mother. OPHEL1A BEACH
who departed this life July 2S, l9oo-one
year ago today.
God called her home. it was his will.
But in our hearts we love her still:
Her memory is as dea' today
As in the hour she passed away.
BY her loving daughter. Mrs. Thee
DIEpRICH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
A SUCCESSION OF mIsFoRTUNEs

Thieves invaded the premises of MIR.
George Young. near Cambria, Fairfax
county. y few nights ago and carried
away cighty-tvc young and ten old
chickens. 4 fine stallion belonging to
Mr.. Young, it will be remembered,
droppcd dead last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-23
FUNERAL.

The funeral Of the late Joseph Carr,
who died Thursday morning, took place
from ST. Mary's Church this morning.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Father Kelly and the pallhearcrs were
Mcssrs. Archie Simpson. William Bell,
Theodore Dietrich, William Mi!stcad,
ROYAL hewitt and Thomas WarnoCk.