davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.


! Brsathes there man with soul go dead
! Who never to himself hath said:
I'm Lent no word profane II speak"
| And keep his promise-for wtek?
William Speeks, colored, vas arrested
today charged with stehliDg bicycle in
Washington.
The bowling wind and rain of last
night drove ten itinerants to the station
house for shelter from the elements.
There was al interesting melting OF
Alexandra Council, Jonicr Order OF
Americans. last night Five candidates
were iniist d.
The public are warned to be csre,u'
ct to place lett RS Intended to be mailed
10 the sasle papers boxes, placed thrc ugh
out this city. Several let ers have bseo
found in these boxes aad sen! to The post.
office.
J. u. Petit, ir., has at his store, 725 King
street, q lot of very fancy turkeys. They are
the last he will have this season. 1t
When you spend dollar you're a spend.
thrift; when you steal dollar you're thief;
when you make dollar its counterfeit. But
when YOU come to the Auth Stand or the
Auth Marke: TO. those irresis;ibly delicious
Auth Sausages aud food products, you're not
only getting full value for YOU, money. but
you're getting better quality and more salts.
faction than 1T any other place in Alexandria
Sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand and The
Auth Market.
Best Elsin Creamery Butter, Soc lib
Good Country Roll Butter, Csc H.; Guarsn.
iced Eggs, SEC dozan; Seedless Raislns, &c To-;
lbs. Best Evaporsted Peaches, Zoe; los.
Large Prunes, Csc; i cans Best Tomatoes, 25c;
4 cans Sugar Corn, 25c; cans String Beans,
2rc; cans Fish Roe, 25c; 3 cans Singapore
Pineapple, 25c; large cans Pears, 25c; 3 large
cans Apples, CSC; Sweet Florida Oranges, l5c
dozen; Walnut Kernels, zoe h.; Fresh Florida
Tomatoes, 1910 h.; caDs Early June Pess,
&c; lbs. Pure Buckwheat, Csc. w. z.
WooLLs & soN Royal and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
ACCIDENT TO a FIREMAN,

B,oiauin E Lee. fireman. oo tbs en-
zine attached TO north ooand freight
train Nc. i7s, of the Southern Railway,
fell from the teeder at Manassas at 1850
last pisit sud uss paiufully Injured on
the hesd. H vas engaged 10 turning
water into the tank at the time OF the &C.
cideut Tie Injured msn was brought
t, this city where he VAS attended BY
Dr Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
,7gE CANNON HAVE ARRIVED.

The 80 BRASS howltz.rs sud ioity
con.cal shells recently donated to Fair
fax ccurty By the Federal government,
Though the Efforts of our Congressman,
Hor. O. O. CarIin, to be placed 10 the
1oo,t house sqasre by the side OF the
meprmert ereo,ed here In commemors,
/; N OF the FIST battle or Virginia soil
il the civil ear, arrived this week, and
nsse beer placed in posi,ios. They are
dne eros, and will be OBI aclS OF interest
and attraction to visitors as we'll az 10
sou, OWE people. We are particularly
fortuosts 10 securing taem.-[Fairiax
H.~ald,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
DEATH OF Mr.. NEVILLE.

Mr.. Robert Neville died yesterday at
his hume, Pelham, near UppsrVille.
aged about 60 years. He bad been Ill
with typhoid fever for the past four
weeks and other complications srose,
which ended In his death. Mr.. Neville
was veil known in this city and through
oct this Section II was born In Ireland,
IN, came to Virginia when a young
.msn He msrried Miss Mary DalsDy,
a daughter of The lsts Dol. B. q. Du-
,,nuy. VITO survives him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
GIVEN A SIX MONTHS TERM.

GIVEN a Ella MON4ho LINN.
The ouly osse before the Police Court
this morning was tbst Of George Jack.
SOD, coIored, who was arrested several
DAYS ago with number OF chickens in
bis possession. He failed to give a
sa,;siset ny account of himself or how be
cbs lined possesoioo of the fowls. No
person came forward t, identity the
chickens and they were sent to the
chiIdreu's home. When brought before
the court this morning jackson acknoT-
lodged that the chickens had been stolen
aud tht he was soout to sell them for q
colored msn. Hs aaid he did no. know
the psms Of the negro who brought tae
fowls t, him. II was shown that JACK.
sor va, yagrsnt and that he served
term in jsil last year for lsrceDy Justice
Cstou seat him to Jail fos. ak mortas
under the vegraut act. Fla will be pu'
30 work on the roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
MEDICAL MEN ELECT OFFICERS.

The Trlststs Medical Assoclst on OF
Virgiuis, North Carolina and South
Oar lima, In CONVENTION in Richmond.
ze,,.erday decided to meet next year In
Raleigh, N. O., the third Wednesday In
Fsoru,ry. aud elected the following
cficars: Dr.. Lo,sph A. White, Rich.
moud, Va, president; DR.. Joseph
graham, Durhsm, N. O., first Vice
pre,:dspt; Or. 7. P. Whslsy, Charles
TINS. O., second vice president; Dr.. Ssm'
u,l Lyle, Lyuchtu'g, Va, third vice
president; DR.. G Il Way, WaynssVllie,
AZ. O. secretsry aud treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Senator Ohambargaip, dem. Ore.
has declined 10 ssrVs as member Of
the special committee 10 Investigate
higher cost of living. Another demo
crat will be named In bis place. The
mother Of Senator Chamberlain, Is suf-
isring from a parslytic stroke and hls
presencs at her bedside may be repaired
at any time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair tonight and Saturday;
colder tonight: minimum temperatn1e tonight
about 10 degrees; high mort 1westeriy Wind''
diminishing. ,;a,,,
o,,hao'tws,d ard this m orning its center was
of the New England coast.
The weather tonight and Saturday Will be
generally fsir in ali districts east of the Mis-
sissinp; river, except that snow furrles are
n :ob ,ple ia the lake region.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Henry Ulke, the well.kneWn portrsit
painter, died It the Emergency Hospital
last night from conclusion OF the brain
due TO fall at bis home, r. vas 81
ysara old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
BASKETBALL,

In an Interesting game of basket 1ail
played at Armoss Hall yesterday after
noou the G. W. H. S. Jrs. defeated tie
Alexandria Olympiaa by score of 90 10
l. The following vas the line up:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Goals from feld-G. Cox 2, Corbstt 2,
Smith 2, H. Davis3 Tennyson. Free tosses
H Davis, Smith. Hinken. Referes-Mr.
Pitts, of the G. W Fl. s. Umpire-Mr. How.
ard, of A. o. Time of halves--l5 and 90
p,inutea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

A well-a.tanded meeting Of Oscsols
Tribe oil Bed man was held last nigh!
A. ]. But:he., sho had been elected
sschem, was Installed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
RIVER NOIES.

The steamer Norfolk arrived at th'i
port halt an hour ltt, this morning,
Osps. Phillips reported hsvirg encounter
I'd high winds In the bay abd river Gu
Ing the night. The steamer had during
the early part Of the night been running
through fog.
The schooner Isabel, Captain Ourley,
ia ashore 10 AqDia crseE. tbs tug o.
mills, Ospt. Dsvis, OF the Taylor fact,
has gone TO the aid of the schooner.
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.
As tt,ted yesterday Hon. John &
WooIiey, tha great temperance orator.
will address, a temperance macs meeting
IN Inc r1rst ospu.l Church, Sunday st
ternoon, Feb1u,ry 20t5, 81 8 o'clock
The public Ia cordially invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Standard Army Shoes for men. The
most comfortable and durable shoe made
can be had at J. A. Marshall s. Bros.
422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

The Lindner Shoe for Lsdies fine
wssr has no equal. John a. Marshall
4 Bro,, 4s2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

The Regsl Shoe for men In sii the
new lasts can be had o.. John A. Mar.
ahall Il Bro., 42s King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18

Msjor william G. Anderson, of Shaw
Vile, who had been spending the winter
st the home OF his sister, Mrs. John
II Irvie, In Richmond, died yesterday as
8 result of q stroke OF paralysis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-18
z HHka Come and see US. We
ara not in the meat

rust. We have the cheapest and best mea,
, tnrr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
COMPANY D, WHITE CAPTAIN,
WINS COMPETITION DRILL
Omaha boy Leads University Cadets
to Victory in Drill at
Lincoln.

LINCOLN, Neb., May 19-(Special Tele-
gram.)-With a margin of seventy-nine
points to spare, Company d, captained by
Vallery w. White of Omaha of the cadets
of the University Of Nebraska, duplicated
the victory of 1909 and has awarded first
honors in the annual competitive drill
Thursday afternoon on the athletic grounds.
With Captain Sam A. Mahood in COM
mand Company B surprised the cadets by
winning second place. Company A, which
had been counted upon to win the competi-
tive drill was a poor fifth, while Company
X was sixth. Third place was awarded to
Company C and fourth place to Company
I. The markings of the companies follow
Company ID, 701; Company b, 623; Com
pany c, 1915; Company l, $50; Company A,
581; Company X. 52S.
Two regulars from Fort Crook acted as
judges of the competitive drill Lieutenant
Nulson and Lieutenant Bosehen, were field
judges
In addition to winning twice in sue
cession, Company d scored its eighth vic
tory in the annual competitive drill. Out
of the seventeen annual "compets," which
1 have been held at the University of Ne
braska, Company D has been successful
| in eight.
Immediately following the company COM
petitive drill, the indiviual was held and
T. A. Welch of Wayne was awarded first
place Second honors went to c. X.
Payne of Lincoln, third honors to Carl ].
Lord of Randolph and fourth to Charles
A. Bennett of Lincoln. Welch was given
the large silver cup for winning the in
/ dividual competitive drill.
| AS has been the custom for years and
/ directly contrary to the ruling of the uni
versity senate made last spring, the annual
shirt tair parade of the university cadets
was held Thursday night. Val White, the
victorious captain, lead the parade and
the play houses and prominent stores of
| Lincoln were visited by the cadets in the
march.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20

PIERCE, Neb., May 19-(Special.e-Dr
E. H. Oelke was given a surprise last even
ing by the members of Evergreen lodge
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, during
the regular convocation. DR.. Oelke, VINO
was acting as master, was interrupted IN
the services by w. E. Bishop, who, in a
short speech, presented the presiding Of
flcer with a solid gold watch charm, beau
tifully engraved with Masonic emblems and
bearing the name of the receiver as well as
that of the lodge, date and occasion. DR..
Oelke was deeply touched and responded
in an appropriate and feeling manner. The
doctor and his family expect to leave for
their new home at Wheaton, ILL.,, the first
Of next week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
Fight Will Be
Held in Frisco
Definite Announcement that Big Mill
Will Not Take Place at
Emeryvile.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 19,-The Jeffries-
Johnson prize fight will be held in San
Francisco on July 4.
This announcement was made last night
by Tex Richard, one of the promoters of the
match, after a consultation with Supervisor
John L. Henget, chairman of the police
committee of the Board of Supervisors of
the county of San Francisco.
Jack johnson went through his sched-
uled program of boxing yesterday after
noon, the second workout of the kind since
he opened quarters at the beach.
In spite of the disaGreeable weather, 400
spectators were out to see the colored
heavyweight work with his sparrinG part
ners. Ned Greenway, local society leader,
with party of friends, and Eddie Smith,
the Oakland referee, we're present. Smith
declared himself as we'll pleased with the
appearance Of johnson.
80 far as physical condition Is con-
cerned," he said, ANY one who worries
about Johnson IL extremely foolish. He
is in better shape than l expected at this
stage Of his training. l have heard some
comment that he is not doing enough work,
but If 1 were handling Johnson would
| be well satisfied"
! Johnson boxed nine three-minute rounds
today, but did not go at it with the same
dash that characterized his showing Sun
tday.
| OF the three men, who donned the gloves,
Marty Cutler gave johnson decidedly the
best exercise Marty is no boxer and has
poor defense, but he slam-banged at
Jack and caused the champion to exhibit
his golden smile" on more than one &C.
casion.
| George Cotton exercised the negro during
! the first three rounds. He reached Johnson
several times with a right, but the Gal
weston negro replied with hard uppercuts
and drew blood from Cotton's mouth. In
the third round, a left to the throat al
most choked Cotton and time was called
to give him relief.
| After the three rounds with Cutler Dave
Mills, a local heavyweight, put on the
gloves for three tame rounds.
Ben LOMOND, Cal. May 19-There
was little or nothing doing at the Jeffries
training camp today With the members
OF his training staff and a number OF
personal friends, Jeffries spent most OF
the day fishing in Monte Rey Bay. They
dned in Santa Cruz and returned to Ber
Lomond late this evening. Regarding the
switching of the fight from Emeryville tc
San Francisco. Jeffries said this after
noon:
II have not been notified by the pro
moters of any change, but I'd just as
soon box in San Francisco as any place
Most Of my big championship battles were
decided there and the town always has
been lucky one for me-
Jeffries will be back on the job in the
morning and will put the fishing habit
behind him for a week at least. Eddie
Graney left for San Francisco this after,
noon. His visit to the camp has created q
mystery.
Next Sunday night Jeffries will spar siN
rounds with his partners in a Santa Cruz
theater and also go through his gymnasium
routine. The show Is the first OF series
of three arranged to pay the expenses Of
the training camp.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
Diabetes Cured
And Health and Strength Re-
stored After Well Known Min
lister Had Been Given Up to
Die by His Doctors.

The Rev Alvin H. Morton Of Sand Point
Idaho who experienced this remarkable
cure, recently wrote as follows:
ut gives me pleasure 10 say that when
1 had diabetes and was given UP by all the
doctors of our town Stewart, Ia, who
said / could not live, / was advised to try
a bottle of WARMERS SAFE DIABETES
CURE. 1 found 1t helped me, and con-
tinued taking 1t for some time until be-
came perfectly we'll. / have since taken
two physical examinations and have been
pronounced o. X. / am now a perfectly
we'll man and can recommend your rem
edies to any and all that need help along
that line"
There is no case of diabetes that Warner
Safe Diabetes Cure will not relieve imme-
diately. We receive thousands of voluntary
testimonials like the above from our pa
tents. who cannot say enough in praise
Of Warmers Safe Remedies, which have
cured them OF their kidney, liver, bladder
and blood troubles
WARMERS SAFE CURE, for the kid
neys. IL err, bladder and blood, is put up in
two sizes and is sold by all druggists at
800 and 81 a bottle, Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure for diabetes, is sold at Sl.15 bottle
and will be sent direct, express prepaid, on
receipt OF price II you cannot get 1t at your
druggist accept no substitute; and War
ner's Safe Pills, for constipation and bill
iousness, is sold at % cents a package.
These remedies are purely vegetable. be-
ing made from the fresh juices OF plants
and medicinal roots. gathered at the proper
season In the various quarters OF the globe
and compounded py men skilled in botany
| and chemistry.
| To convince every sufferer from diabete.
| that WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE
| will absolutely cure them, a sample bottle
| and also a sample bottle OF Warmers safe
| Cure for Kidneys liver bladder and blood
! and sample box Of Warmers Safe Pills will
! be sent FREE OF CHARGE postpaid, to
| any one who will write WARMERS SAFE
| CURE CO., Rochester, n. Y, and mention
| having seen this liberal offer in The
Omaha Daily Bee. The genuineness Of this
offer is fully guaranteed by the publisher
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
Veterans Parade
at Encampmenl
Large Number of Old Soldiers Attend
Session and Listen to Speeches
at Fairbury.

FAIRBURY, Neb., May 19.-(Special Tele-
gram 1.-THE crowd in attendance at the
Grand Army of the Republic encampment
yesterday was double that Of the first day.
The parade of the morning was formed
under the direction OF Colonel S. b. Jones,
chief Of staff, post ITO, Omaha. 1t was
considerably over one mile in length. 1t
is estimated that there were about 1000
men in line. First came the Fairbury Com
mercal club, numbering 49, followed by
the drum corps and the members of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, there being
about 1000 old soldiers in line. then came
the various schools in the county, each
class representing a different nation. The
lodges in different floats. the Spanish War
veterans, the different labor unions of the
city, the Hebron military band and lastly
the automobiles. After the parade all state
organizations held business meetings in the
Grand Army of the Republic hall and
opera house, which lasted nearly all after
noon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
Class Play Mt Broken BOW.

BROKEN BOW. Neb., May 19.-(special)
The senior class of the Broken Bow
High school gave its graduating play Wed
ncsday night before an audience that com
pletely packed the opera house auditorium.
Tho bill was Churchil's The Crisis and
was particularly adapted to the strong
cast OF young people, who endeavored to
give 1t faithful portrayal The rendition
was an excellent one and the participants
did themselves proud.
The final program last night con
sisted of an invocation by Father
Moser, a welcome song by the class
an address by Hon. J. L. McBrien, music
by a woman's quartet, presentation Of the
class by Superintendent r. ]. Elliott, pre-
sentation of diplomas by President A. r.
Humphrey of the school board, farewell
class song and benedction by Rev. ]. E.
Aubrey. Nineteen graduates received
diplomas this year. They are Della House,
Mile Smalley, Hazel Molyneaux, Velma
Smith. Goldie Soper, Blanche Preston,
VILLA Bean, Jake Stuckey, Paul Dean
Paul Cavanee, Wayne Soper, Charles Null
Inns, Vohn Russom, Gaius Caldwell
Claude Bell John Caldwell, Clyde Walter,
Simon Lonergan and Harry Tierney
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
Modern Woodmen
See New Ritual
Exemplified
Several Thousand Members of Order
in Omaha District Gather at
the Auditorium.

One OF the largest gatherings Of mem
oers OF the Modern Woodmen Of America
ever assembled In Omaha last night wit
messed the exemplfication Of the new ritual
in the Auditorium by a number OF the
crack drill teams OF the Omaha district
upon a class Of nearly 400 from all quarters
Of the district.
The Omaha district comprises five coun-
ties, Cass, Dodge. Sarpy Douglas and
Washington, with approximately so camps.
The Cass county delegation came in a spec
ial train, with it's crack drill team from
Plattsmouth. Drill teams were also pres
ent from Fremont, Papillion, Blair and
South Omaha and with the several Omaha
teams, including the Champion team of No
10, all in uniform, the spectacle presented
In the auditorium was thrilling and beau
tiful one.
The great building had been appropriately
decorated on the interior with flags and
bunting and the banners of the order. The
central portion OF the main floor had been
reserved for the exhibition drills of the
visiting teams. The drills were merely ex-
hibition drills and not in any sense con-
tests.
The exemplification Of the work was
given in the presence Of Supreme National
Lecturer ]. o. Davis OF California, and
Head Consul A. r. Talbot of Lincoln
Both Of these distinguished woodmen de-
livered addresses appropriate to the oc-
casion and upon the benefits of woodcraft
as exemplified by the Modern woodmen OF
America.
| The dominant note OF the addresses was
that the work of the order should encircle
the globe and that the protecting certifl-
cate of the Modern Woodmen should vet be
found in every civilized home. The mar
Vicious growth of the order and its I'M
ceasing popularity as indicated by its hav-
ing the largest membership of any frater.
nal organization of the world was dwelt
upon by both speakers.
The gathering though confined to the
members of the order was one of the larg-
est ever assembled in the Auditorium, and
certainly the largest Of any meeting of a
fraternal order held In Omaha for a long
| time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
Nebraska

holding that the claim was n just and
legal one. This opinion OF the attorney
general is included in the Ludden petition
filed by Attorney T. J. Doyle.
Here AEnIn--Gone Again.
Governor shallenberger returned today
from Hastings and Beaver city where nc
made speeches spent a couple of hours in
his office and then hiked for Stella where
he delivers the address at the commence
ment exercises in that city tonight.
Judges Mt York Contest.
The judges of the state championship
debate Of the Nebraska High School De-
batting league. which is to be held to-
morrow evening at he York High school,
were announced today by the president Of
the league. Prof. NJ. NJ Fogg. They are
c. B. Lection, justice of the Nebraska SUI
preme court: s. H. Sedgwick, justice of
the supreme court, and Lincoln Frost,
Justice Of the district court, Lancaster
county. The debaters will be representa-
tives of the ten district championship
schools: Ashland, Plattsmouth, Wymore
Geneva, Hastings, Kearney, Beaver City,
Broken -ow Alliance and Valentine.
r. w. Grown, Jr., IL Aide.
The following order has been issued b!
the adjutant general:
The following appointment of aide-de
camp on the staff of Governor Ashton c
SEdnenDerger is announced, to rank as fol
lows: Colonel Francis w. Brown, jr., t
rank from May l, 1910
, q Field and staff officers who are de
! linQuent In reports or who have failed anC
neglected to make proper returns of re
ceipts, vouchers or correspondence, Will b'
relieved Of duty and will not be ordered e
accompany their respective commands L
the maneuver camp held at Fort Riley
Kan.
Any delinquency as above referred to, ex
listing after July l, 1910 will be the ground;
for relieving such officer from duty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-20
FIGHT ABOARD OCEAN LINER
Chinese Passengers WELD HALVES and
Chairs in Bitter Battle on
Broad Pacific.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 1s-Twenty-three
Chinese passengers on the Blue Funnel
liner. Keemun, which arrived here last
night from Hong Kong were injured in
battle on the ship three days ago, a feud
having broken out between the men from
wuchow. on the sikiang and those from
samshui near Canton.
The first the Officers knew OF the battle
was whom wild shrieks were heard In the
part OF the ship occupied by the 400
Chinese passengers. At dinner time the
fifty Wuchow men, where were squatting
on the deck with their rice bowls were
bounced upon by fifty samshui men. The
Wuchow men had been expecting an at
tack and responded brtskly using knives,
chairs and other furniture.