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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

Nttl StWIuH utllUClulHI llU SeStH
Die @ngriiic ScitcnS oc3 @crrn
Nuocriou uor Der Nnti. Salopn-
2i0a. - Sic ~SroOin9 Stomp".
Gill bcitcbt Die ,fclicrpro6e I'M
&nu&.-Niu iiir 5mongarpciic CIR
bitrotion bel Hrbcitcrirogcn.
tspesiaitcri6t ocs 0cutfd,cn GorreiponOCm" }
Annapolis, I. Wdr5. - Gle
S%egiHlutitr trat helltc Nbcn0 Inn s
ltbr mie6cr 5u%iolnnien. Ger Senot
belt MIR cine tllr5c Situng. Sic
SiBung bcs SurlIes maj hagcgcn bon
!GnNercr Tuuer mnb 5icmlid lcbboit.
Scrr Gnrnillc 9. genion bon BAL.
timorc.G ountp, Der ocmofrutiidc
sSiibrcr i'm Sous, Crlltd)tc nm ooS per.
iGnlidc Fripilcg, olti Cincn Nngriff
5ll mtmortcnL Der acItcrn IN Der Erns
bibitionsucrinmnllrng III Der Hpric-
SoIc mi i'm gcnlad)t mllroc ourdl
Den Supcrintcn0cntcn Nnoerlon Dolt
Der NntisS nloonsSiga. 0err Nnocr-
Jon bcidnlloi0tc Nerrn @cnior, cine
inlitc NcbnuptlnN auiNcItcat III bu.
ben, OILS cr an porlgen Wtlttmpd) bel
Der 9cbottc ilbcr Ole Yocol-S ptions
0orln1c Die 9cbollptung nlod)tc, baB
Erobibitioniitcn in Gultinlore-Gouns
III cincn oSo loonfeeper" aiif Dem re-
publifariid)en 5itet unteritiist bat
ten. SEER BENIGN mieocrboltc belte
9Ibcno oielclbc 9eihulOi9ung lmo
ucrIoa Nua5ii9e aus Dem Organ DER
Ynti.S oloon=Sigu CUR getrditigung
lcincr @%cboIptln9.
Sic GRABBING Stamp"s
gill.
Sm Sous murbe beute Ibeno Die
nSruoinN Stomp". 9ia pom Slloi5ial-
Gpn1itc 1iinltia cinbcrihtet. Gin All.
trog oca Nerrl tSor. sIlea, mas ben
@ortcn Cine @ia" iolgt, SIT ltrcid)cn,
lutroc nud fllrjcr 2ebottc nit 20 &C.
0cn II Stimmcn %periuorfen. Gic
NiIl miro bcnlod nit aroBcr W|cbrs
belt I'M Nullo ouNcnonnlcn mcrocn.
Arbitration monbatoril dl.
Ncrr Ncnocrion pon Wtontgouern-
County rcid)tc im @oilS cine Bill eirL
meld)c ihicoSgcrihtlid)c Hcilegung
BON NrbeitcrirnDen 5tm 3ipang
nl0dlt,
Ger Scnut.
Nm Scnut iiibrtc equator Niobis
Jon oeu &oriiB, oo Yr0iioent @ormon
nrlGBlid) bea Tblebcn@ icilcS
Shlpic1crnatera obiuclcno mar.
equator Norper reldtc cine 9iu
elm, mclhc oic 3ohl Scr Gomtp.Gom
uniiiGrc iilr Queen Nunc'2 County BON
I oli 3 rcbu5irt.
Selotor Gooop rcid)tc cine @ia cirl,
Die Die ct. Soicpba. $ll0litrieldJlle
I'll Cilcr Scr Nnlt0ltcn crbcbt, mcldc
fiir Den llnterbult zines ieOcn &nlol-
len. Ncr pom Stootc NcInnot miro,
idbrlid) $120 crholten.
Scllator Griffith Don Colbert
Goilntp lit plGblid) crfrontt. Gr bot
tc lid erfGltct ulIb bcfom bente
sIbeno Sd)iittclirolt. 80 CT bod)bes
toot lit. 6crriht ollacnlcinc Gorge INN
i'm. Gr lit Ncpiblifuncr.
.GnucuS ser Nepublif0ncr.
Gle 81 rcpublitGniiden Mitglicoer
NcS llnterbouicS bielten bette Nbcllo
ciIlen Caucus ob mo crnalllten Sr.
Holc bon Solbot.Golmltn Snoocr bon
Carrot. Gnultp, @arri& bon Srebcrid-
Guin,tp, Sllabp bon Gnluert-Gounltp
mo Wnin pull baltimore nla
,Stccrino".GonitC. IS iullroc be-
id,tolien, Bop bic bon @errn Eoiro
Observation-Disclosures gill ais SubltI+
int iiir Ole Strdl&'ld)c lltiiituicn.Sil
c~iicrirt mcrocn lnll. mclll olclclbe
poll Gonlite cInbcrihtet miro. @ic
Die Hcmlblifnncr lid) u~crboliCn lucr-
bclL mcnn S,crrl Yoiro'D @iu nie0er.
ocitimmt murbcn lit. iii nod urlbc-
Itinmi.
Ser z Mnbcr uuHGe,6ei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
WclbicnSuuacu.

@clbicnoumgcn mad Geutid)IanS
ilno Seitreid) . ll,ilarn iid)er mo
idnea beiorgt 5. 10 nllb 90 Morf.
irpie 10 nto 20 aronen-S deinc 81
pcrfnuien.
sbeO. 8. 9iener & Gu.,
Co. VT. 217, Cit.Yaltimure-S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Staot Rafttutore.
lntcrbaltuuas =@eaiueiier

,Aiaeemir"1, 2iitlc Micnro".
nNubitprtum" -, &uccarai".
o1uro'e+ ,Npncn NoO A,tutlrcIe".
.Maprtn"@n Srco. Sriuin'o &ia Sbolu'.
,Nuliionn"- Nioutc Gbri'lo".
yNiarnfnnS" aeitb's oSn "s&aiNenilc
lHo Der NIneipptuph.
,,g,etu Monumc ttal" -s YiliCs",
,0ilipn Shcater"," Baltimore nnbc @nhsS!.
- GdaIidh uHuntcrbrohere &dnocoilcs mo
9%uHoeltilber @nri!cllNnqCll
,9gric. Sbcaicr" -- Wpltdg. oCn I. DSGrS,
leeiCS GouBeri ocS o@biluncIrGin Ctdbeitcrs".
,anrir.S beutcr" SreIiGa, bcu H. Wtdri
Roiiiti'e SpcV Ser Nurbier non Scntln".
,Irutidlcr Wiilitar Gcrsin"-Wttinodh, oen
o. Wldr5, StiftmPefeit mo gnl III Der Srobs
Mnm-Nnuc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

&errn Seliger's Gcitc-
mcnt. - SaS S"eItonlent oeS an
26. 6cbrl.or geitorbcnen Serrn Solo.
mon SeliAer, N.2536, WcGullobitr.,
iueld)eS g%eltcrn i'm @oiiengerid)t ,ur
Ncltotlgulg cillNereid)t mlroe, gicbt
Der Nittlpc, Trau Hoio Seligcr, cir
Grittcl ocS Nod)loiicS, uno ocll 9in-
bern Coma, Gburine, 9eiiie II. sl6rn-
BAN Seli9er bic perbleibenocn iipci
Crittel, Die bon Scr Muttcr periuoltct
iuerocn lollen, bis ole ainocr miinDiN
iinb.
Sin II 6 t gcnbntcS Mcinl.
tat. Gie o@curp Enper 60" potl
Nclp.0alnpibirc mn sic .Goliimbin
Bag 60" bon Morplono lnacn lid,
I'M biciigc, @rcisgeridt in Den Saa-
rcrl. Iic oScnrp 80" beoniprild,tc
$GG52.5G uno 3illicu sltnl 9ctrooc
non $t290.60 bon Scr MorplGnNcr
Gompognie fir $50 Spnnen Eopier.
Gic MorplGnocr Gonlpognic Der
tlogtc bic oScnrp 60" iiir So, 592..
81, neil oieiclbe lid geipei1crt bate.
Der WarplGnoer Gonlpoanic, pic ncr
iproden, 5000 Conner Hopier su Tie
fern. 2ie Morpldnbcr @oulpagnie &c.
ltonO Den Iniprlld) Ser vSenrp 60"
81, uno gcltern MN iprod)cll bie &c.
ld)luorenen Der MurplGnoer Comp.
nod Ibau9 Scr Sunmc, bic tic Scr
.Senrp Co. ld)nloct, 5000 Ont
id)Goigrnng slt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Notis.
Scbbcl'S ciusigcS Stueiu.

YCuutlS CtU6tycS StHetu.
Scocrmann fennt bic BON ms aca
l~iciertc Nrbeit; mir oenfen nid,t ba.
,au, ms iclbit 81 lpbcn, iunbcrn iibrr'
laIicn bios nnicrcn 2eiitunsen. Seine
Sreppcn Del mns 81 eriteiscn. Gaiicn
sic iidD BON Tnoeren nid)t tGnid)cn,
c. aiebt nnr Gin cin3iscs Scbbel-S tn'
hip nno bics befinbet iidJ i'm Eatcrrc.
NdDten Sic aKf bes Sans, ,uu nmicr
Namcn anf Sbiircm nmS Jcuitcrn
itebt.
Seine Tarntcn. Sin ErciS.
MdJten Sic anf
-Schbcl'S-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Sin Sd)lag in's &saHer.

Tos aalamitGtsgeitrei Der @osgc.
ieaihait Don Sinan5lcuten ais
fiuoil6 birgeItclt. - Staotpro.
furator goe be5eidnet Die Gro.
bung, ben 8eihGitsbetrieb ELM.
5uiteaen, oils ldherlib.
Ger Geriud scr Cos mub @leftri.
5itGts. @eieuitaft, fiinitIid Die Sllrdlt
mud5llrtienL bnB burb ben @ibers
mi Der 8os. lino GIeftri5ititS- Wo.
nopol-@eiese Die Sbligntionen Der
@eienidait faIen rpiiroeu, milrbe ges
tern i'm 5iuon5oiitrift Der Stabt ais
Elm finbiibeS Gcrbaltcu bingeltcat,
iueldes Der Gompognic mebr edo.
ben ols gsuBen bringen miirbe. Sic
len Sinon5lellten fam es uniaBbar
Dor, BOP cine 8eieuihoit obiibtlit
in ooS I%Iarmborn itoben ipllte, I'm
Die geiibcr ibrer Sefilritdfen 5u be
lm~rubigen. Sr. Sobn Nc. Ncliou
bon Dem 9onfbalts Sombleton &
60, meIfes groBe Eoitcn Sbligotio.
nen 0es @osgeicIlihuit beiibt, io9tc:
I'D mar eritauilt iibcr Die Grtl1.
rlmg. sd fam mir nidt poritclcn,
Oob cine Gage cntitcben fam, mo-
burd Die @crtbe Der ScfuritGten Der
Gompagnic III @eiobr gerotben
tonlten."
Nm Der 9Gric mod)tc lid, oaIIelbc
Iidcrc @efiibl bcmertbor, ouS aus
Den @ortcn 0eS Srn. Nelion iprof.
IS mar 5lpar ucnig Nad)irogc nod)
@d5tuertbcn, eS mllroen nbcr olldJ
mcnige bcrartigcn Seflritdten oiics
rirt.
Aith sic grfIirln1 Ser @oSgeieQ-
ibaft, baB tic ibren 8etricb oon5 eill,
Itcllcn miiBtc, iobulb Die @ibcrruiS.
Bills III ImopoliS angcnommcu
limo, bis Der Mopor mo Stootrotb
ibr neltc @eredtiunlc ertbeilt, lilb
bis onbin Die Staot fcillc 9elclldD.
ting BADEN miiroe, miro BON Sto0t.
Eroflrator Cigar 9lucu Eoc ais
l1d)crlif) mo finoiih bc5cid)nct. Sic
@oS9elcllidoit fam cS nibt tbi,n,
ilto tic milrbc cS nid)t tbutt. meiln lie
cS fonnte," ioate or.
Su Ser Dill, mcld)c periiiot, 6oI;
Ole @erd)tiame iiir ons 2egcn bon
@oSrobren etc. crit pom Wopor llno
Stootratb crlnngt pcroen miiiien,
beiBt es gum ShlrB: nGieie &c.
ltimmungcn ioaeH jeood, nid)t ani
lolte Gorporationen I%umenoung i'm.
ben, mtlde jebt ibrcn @eihGits6etrieb
BADEN lllo lire 2inien, Hobren llno
olOcre Saltten ober 5bcile berielbcn
in Der Sto6t Baltimore gcleat oocr
errld)tet babcn, ollsgellommen iiir
Den @ebrolldl bon llellcn StraBen."
Bon pcrid)ieoeuen Seiten miro CT.
fldrt, OoB oieic neilelte NuSlulinn0
Der @osgeicllidoit Dem Fllblifum Ole
allget oifnen unO 5eigen miro, Dab
IS elmer arrogantcn CORPORATION alli
@nooc nno llnBnooc ergeben mo Die
ShoIfrng elmer Gommiilion, meldc
N~nrnnrntInnCu rnutrnltrt hod1t pnth-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Die 2esislatmr.

6crr 8enion ucrtbcioigt iid) gegeu
Die 9lngriiic SeitcnS oc9 @crrll
Muocripu BON Scr glrltis Saloun.
2i0a. Sic Grabbing Stomp".
Gill bcitcbt Die Gcilerprobe I'M
&nu&.-Niu iiir 5mongarpciic 9(r-
bitroticn bel Nrbcitcrirogcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22

The storm came up from the east,
and it was in the eastern part OF the
city that the most damage was done.
In the yards of the Norfolk and West
crn Railway the storm appeared to vent
its greatest fury A standard box car
standing on Il siding was blown com
pfctcly over, the great grain elevator
was partially wrecked and the roofs Of
the office building and one OF the
big frcigh, warehouses were blown
away.
Telegraph and telephone wires were
blown down, stccl-car traffic was para
lived for more than an hour and all
electric lights went out and power was
cut off from manufacturing establish
mcnts. newspapers, etc.
In the harbor small boats were driven
from their anchorage and many went
ashore
While the storm ragged in the city
Cape Henry. is miles away, had no
disturbance. Lightning struck in
scores Of places, in some starting
fires. which were promptly cxtin-
guiShcd.
The beautiful shade trees throughout
the city suffered badly, dozens of them
being blown down or stripped OF
their branches and many failing on
nearby houses. The property loss rs
4 result OF the storm will run well into
tho. thousands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
FIERCE FIRE.

\ fire swept through the plant Of the
Cross, Austin & Ireland Lumber Com
pany. near the river front, i'll Williams
burg, New York, and along Ncwtown
creek, so quickly last night that 81 900,
600 worth OF property was destroyed,
though three tircboatS and the whole
Brooklyn department was on the job.
The flames jumped across the creek
and burned vessels tied up there until
the fire tugs got td work. The
barkcntinc Stanley II. Minor, load
cd with yellow pine, was destroy
ed, but the crew escaped. The
fire went across the creek to the Ber-
lin Brick Company's plant, and two
brick bargcs moorcd We're burned. The
tircmcn who tried TO iig Int the blaze
from the interior of the lumber yard,
were compelled to abandon their en-
CINE and run for their lives. 1t was 4
total wreck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
THE, HOT w AVE.

New Workers sizzlcd and swcltercd
yesterday while the mercury climbed
steadily until itattaincd a maximum OF
80 degrees by official readings at 5:45
p. M. high mark for the year. Their
mumctcrs on the streets ranged as high
rs 9S. and three deaths direct y due to
the heat were recorded More than 80
persons were prostratcd.
Excessive humidity added to the tor
lures OF the years hottest day.
In the congcstcd residence districts
the suffering was intense and hospital
amhulanccs were kept busy caring for
the stricken.
The mercury stood at 9S degrees in
st. Paul yesterday.
The heat in 1agcrStown, Nd, yes
tcrday WAS intense. ant there was much
suffering The thermometer registered
from 80 To % degrees. Workmcn
on buildings were compelled to cease
their laborS. Several prostrations were
rrDDrtpI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
TO CITY TAXPAYERS --NOTICE.
Collectors O1icc. June l5. |!

Collectors Office. June l5. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the tax
bills for 1910 are now i'm tho hands of the
Collector. The attcution of parties in
tcrcStcd is respectfully called to the fol-
lowing extract from tho revenue bill OF
that year:
Il pom all bills paid in fail by the list
day vi July. 1910. the Collector Of Taxes
shall allow Il discount Of six per cent.
and on ail bills paid 10y the list day of Sep
tcmbcr. 1910 he shall allow Il discount of
four per ccEt.. and on I'LL bills not paid
on the lst day of December. 1910. there
Shall l,c assessed and collected i penalty
of livc per cent upon the amount of said
bills. and on all bills remaining unpaid
on lhc Isl day of June. 1911. damages at
the rate of six per ccntum per annum
shall bc paid"
Taxpayers would Ito we'll to call and
pay Il, once i'll order To avoid the rush
and crowd usually present on the last
days in which the discount is allowed.
Hrin%a list to make sure YOU get bills
Tor all your property. :tS the Collector
will not br responsible Orallow the dis
count after the time fixed by law.
i. H. GORMAN.
jclGtiyl Collector OF City Taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
ASTITypIIOID VACCINE.

Professor Vincent last night an
nuunccd before the Academy of Mcdl-
cine in Paris the discovery of IN cffcc-
tive antityphoid vaccine, which he pre-
pared by stepping typhoid bacilli in a
weak solution OF water and sodium
chloride Common SalO with IN admiX-
turc OF ether. Professor Vincent made
a number Of experiments with animals
which, after being vaccinatcd, with
stood subsequent innoculation with ty-
phuid germs. He also vaccinatcd l3
persons AN examination, Of whose blood
after the operation showed that it
possessed to high degree properties
destructive OF the typhoid bacillus.
Further experiments demonstrated the
fac, that the typhoid bacilli when placed
in contact with he serum OF the blood
taken from the person vaccinated lost
all vitality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
nIrRyED At THE STAKE.

Leonard Johnson. i negro. charged
with having killed Miss Maud Rcdd-
ing. young woman near Rusk,
Texas, Monday, was burned at the
stake by a mob near the scene of the
crime late last night.
Sheriff Norwood and deputies were
en- route to RuSk with the negro when
they were ovcrpowered by 4 mob At
Lone Star, near the home OF the muir
dercd woman.
Selling the negro. who pleaded for
his life, the mob, composed OF more
than 100 men and boys, dragged HIM
4 short distance from the town. There,
it is said. he confessed that he had
miStrcatcd and murdered Miss Rcdd-
ing.
The negro was tied to stake and
brushes were piled high around him.
\ torch was applied. Disrcgarding
the pleadings OF johnson, the tire was
fed until he was dead and partly in
cinerated.
Miss Redding left her home to 60 10
Lone Star. Later, her body, wills her
throat cut. was found in 4 wood short
distance from town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
MAN TIED TO 4 BEDPOST.

Fleeing from house III West
street, Williamsburg. Pa, early yes
terday morning, attircd only III 4
union suit Of underwear, J. A. Brooks,
real estate dealer in the Union Ma
tional Bank building told remark
able story of an alleged robbery to the
Williamsburg police.
A woman living at the West street
house, and giving her name to the
Williamsburg authorities rs Mrs. Annie
james, later was taken to the Will
kinsburg station. where she said she
was the wife Of Frank Williamson. OF
Kansas City, Mo. Both Brooks and
the woman were detained.
That Brooks was violently attacked
is indicated by cuts on the face ana
left eye. He also showed the police
rcd marks on his wrists and ankles
where he had been tied to 4 bed dur
ing the entire night Property which
Brooks said he had been robbed of
was found in his clothing. which the
police later recovered from the West
street house.
Brooks told Of lying all night tied
to bed with Il man sleeping at the
foot, who frequently rose and tighten
ed the cords. At O'Clock. yesterday
morning Brooks said he slipped the
fastenings and escaped by jumping
out Of Il second-Story window III the
rear OF the house Brooks raced
bare footed to the police station, II
squares away.
Mrs. James said she had been in
Pittsburg to collect Il bill at Brooks
Office and that she had asked the man
to call and sec her Monday evening.
Her husband. she stated, was sup
posed to be away until II O'Clock.
but he returned unexpectedly and
caught them both in her bedroom
She sad that fight rmSucC and
Brooks was then tied to the bed.
Mrs. James refused to tell where her
husband can hc found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
FRAUD ORDERS ISSUED.

Bv the issuance OF Il fraud order yes
terdav s. l.. Hutchinson. 922 Empire
Building, Birmingham, Ala, is de-
privcd Of further use OF the mails,
Hutchinson advertised in the newspaper
for n lady TO travel rs companion with
an old lady, salary $40 and expenses.
Answering replies to the advertisement
he stated in part: Il have given your
letter careful consideration and believe
YOU to bc an able companion for the
lady. Your duties will be to keep her
company: she is about 55 years Old:
she will travel abroad six months.
Your salary will be $40 per month and
your expenses. Please have in mind
this is strictly Il business proposition,
and we will expect To hear from you by
return mail with your references and 81
to pay for investigating same. Send
no less than 10 names in your refer
cncc." When the addresses RENTED
the dollar and gave references Hutch
inson sent 4 note which read: / am
in receipt Of your favor and prefer
cnccs, which J. will give careful attcn-
ton. and will write you in 4 few days
in regard to same This closed the
correspondence so far rs Hutchinson
was concerned.
The inspector for the PoStoilicc De-
partment was unable to find a single
case in which Hutchinson ever made
an inquiry relative to the references
obtained by him in this matter, and
no person was given the position re-
fcrred TO. When interviewed by the
Inspector Hutchinson was unable to
give the name OF the lady to whom he
referred in the advertisement and letter
Hutchinson was arrested upon the
charge OF using the mails in further
ancc OF scheme 10 dcfraul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
II, T.. Knox, AlIctiOnccr.

DY VIRTUE OF y DECREE OF TIE
ID Corporation Court OF the city of
Alexandria. Va, entered on III. 18th
day of .Iuly, 1901. in the chanccry cause
of Mary f. Elliott vs.. Katharine Bancr.
ct al. pending in the Sliu court. The TN
dcrsignrd commissioner will oilcr Tor
sale. at public auction. on
SATURDAY,, the 2nd day Of July, 1910,
ut l. o'clock m. in front Of the Royal
street entrance TO the market building.
the following described property. 10 vii :
All that lot OF ground with improve
mcnts thereon. in the said city of Alex
andria. Va. beginning ut the intcrscc-
lion of the south side Of King street with
the east side of Payne street. and run
ming thence east twcuty-siX (26J feet
eight tS) inches To the line formerly
BRYAN s: thence south twcnty-Sevcn co
feet: thence west six o. feet: thence
south to Commerce street: and thence
with Commerce street To Payne street:
and thence north on Payne street To the
beginning: with all appurlcnanccS.
Terms of Sale-Dnc-tliird cash and the
balanctrin two equal inslallmcntS at one
and two years from date of sale: the de-
fcrrcd payments 10 pay interest at six
Der cent and TO he secured by the retcn-
ton of the title until the same are paid.
or all cash 1T the option OF the purchaS
or. Cost of conveyance III the expense
of the purchaser.
DOUGLASS STUART.
Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
STORM IN NORFOLK.

Grca, damage was wrought ina few
minutes by a wind and thunder storm
in Norfolk yesterday afternoon. No
fatalities are reported, but there were
scores Of narrow escapes by residents OF
houses that We're unroofcd or par
tally demolished by falling trees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
Maryland Delaware and VIr-
ginia Railway Company.
SPRING SCHEDULE.

SPRING SCHEDULE.
Steamers of this line leave Alexandra
on and after May IL. 1910.
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY ut 4:D y. m.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THE
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine and appointments uncNccllrd.
Freight for Baltimore. Philadclphla
and New York solicited and handled
with care. Through rates and bills ol
lading issued.
Single fare to Baltimore. $50; round
trip. $50: StatcroomS. one way. Sl..D.
Meals. :0c.
REARDON Il GRIMES. Agents.
Foot of Cameron street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
AIexanoria Gazefte.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEkLf AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. 80 and IL!
PRINCE STREET.
lEntercd atthe PoStofllcc OF AlcXandrla'
Virginia. as sccond-class matter.
TERMS: Daily-l year. 500: 6 months.
$50: 3 months. sl.2j: l months cents;
/ week. 10 cents.
Tri-wcckly year. 500: 6 months,
$50: 3 months. 10 cents; month, -
cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed
to exceed their space unless the excess
is paid for nj transient rates. and under
no circumstances will they be allowo.i
TO advertise other than their lcgiti..
mate business in the space contracted
for.
Resolutions in memoriam, OF thanks.
tributes of respect. resolutions adopted
by societies or persons. unless OF public
concern. will be printed III the papa;'
as advertisements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
WEEK END TICKETS.

Local week end tickels Washington TO
Somerset. Warrcnton. Ilarrisonburg.
Blucmonl and intermediate stations sold
on Saturdays and Sundays. valid for re-
turn on Monday 1T very low fares. will
he placed on sale by Southern Railway
a, Washington. ID. G.. beginning SATClt-
DAY. May 18th. and continuing until
October > inclusive.
l.. S. BROWN, General Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22

Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy is sold
en guarantee that if you are not sat
stied after using two thirds Of a bottle
according to directions, your money
will be refunded. II is up to you to
try. Sold by W. F. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22

kTOTlCE-liaving qualified as admin
lS i,tr,trix OF the estate Of MINOR
JACKSON. all persons having bills
against said estate are notified to present
same promptly To me for payment. and
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
notified TO make settlement At once
LUCINDA PRIOR, adm'X.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22

I. Newell S. Grecnaway. Clerk Of the
Corporation Court. hereby certify that
tho bond required in the above cause
has been duly executed by the above
commissioner Of s:llc. with sufficient
surety.
TESrE.
NEWELL s. GREF.NAW.AY. Clerk.
inlE ,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22
. nNIZISTRATOR.S NOTICE.-lIav-

DMIN rs NV I NIN - .NV I INIs' I1'kN
N ing qualified rs administrators OF
the estate of the late Mrs. FRANCES a.
MILLER. all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested To make prompt
payment. and all persons having claims
against sale estate are requested TO pre-
sent the same properly certified for set
Element, GARDNER l.. BOOTHE.
icl5 lot Alexandria. Virginia
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EOR SALE AT ST. ELMO. VA.

Six rooms and pantry house: runnin.
water in house: Is. feet Of. porch feet
wide: built three years ago: neatly
fenced: corner: built on two lots 3iXl2j
each: privilege Of using adjoining lot.
Price $22.:,,J Apply FREDERICK MIL
LER. 1857 street southeast, Washing
ton, d. {. jel6 It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-22

NOTICF.-IlaringQ qualified rs eXccu-
~ tor OF The estate of MAkl li.LlNI.
deceased. all persons having claims
a~ain>; the said estate are hereby noti-
fed 10 present the same 10 me duly rcri
fled for settlement and all persons in
dcbtcd to said estate are hereby notified
10 make prompt payment of their indebt-
cdncsS to me. SAMUEL III. LuNT.
jci tics executor.
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Virginia Military Institute

1.-THE WEST POINT OF TIE SOUTH"
Collegiate aud technical courses combineo
with the rigid discipline OF an army post.
Virginia Cadets tuition free: o
Lexington, Va. Gen. E. ". h'GhoLs, supt