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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
CONFERENCE OF TEACHERS

The meeting Of tas conferences ',on a.
to.cbers of the Eighth congfe,'lO" .,
tW will open tomorrow eyen, . s,,s ~
3 o'clock in the Young Peoples D1'iO
,no IN south Washington street. ;,.
IL" pre.ident Birckhead, who Will P les.u.'
So. s,rsuped an elsborst' and Interest 's.
; u~, prorramme for the different mse noS.
10y sa p Of the most prominent eouC.'
,ors Of the state will deliver soo, is;sut
Wu,,c will be furnished BY Local ts,eu =,
T This meeting is for the general PuOn' 81
On Friday morning between 1,S > SuO t h
| n. In the Lee School Baiiaips u ~
e. following Alexandra schools wiz i 3" :
exhibitions OF the practical teScn no ear
: sAsi, respective classes: KiDdeIgs', e.
i, Miss Barrett, Hrst grade, Mas Mas 2 1--WE a.
Secon6 and third grades, Miss sing. ~,
D '' The Alexsudris teachers are wOi s,',
hard to make this successful, ms J"
and cordially invite the pooio '"
nrS Of the various exe'ci''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
CONFERENCE.

Rev. M. d. Mitchell, of st. Johns
Emanuel Church, Baltimore, last nigbt
delivered the sermon which opened the
sessions of the Baltimore Conferences OF
the Methodlst Episcopal Church South,
at tae Mount Vernon Place Oburcb,
10 Washington. The business sessions
began this morning.
Blshop A. W. Wilson, Of Baltimore,
aud Bishop e. E. Hoss, OF Nashville,
Tenn, are presiding. The important
business OF the conference includes the
election OF FIVE clergymen aud like
number of laymen as delegates to the
General Conference, which will be held
In Asheville, N. O., next May.
Rev. @. d. Bulla, OF the NJ E.
Chu ,cb, this city aud several represen-
tatives from that church are In attend
suce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
PYIHIAN BANQUET.

Almost the eDliIe membership OF
Oriental Lodge, Knights OF Pythiss,
sssemb led iu their castle hall last night
on north Pit. street t, welcome the
members OF Ascslou Temple, Dramatic
Order Knights of Korossan, who came
from WsshinItlo to pay q iraternRl
visit TO Oriental Lodge. The visitors
arrived in Alexandria about o'clock,
and we're met by Past Ohaneellors Armt-
cost and Frledlander and escorted to the
lodge room. In the company were
many distinguished members Of the
PJtbisn order, among whom were
Supreme Representative Msjor Thomas
A. Byuum, Past Grand Chancellor a.
q. Kahlert and A. j. David, secretary
Of Ascslon Temple.
At the close of the convention the
visitors we're escorted by Oriental Lodge
to the Opera House Cafe, where bar-
ouet had been arranged by the con-
mittse In charge Of the visitation. After
the wants of the inner man had been salt
fed, Deputy Grand Chancellor Ernest
r. BOYER, toas,maitT for the occasion,
raped for order, and on behalf OF
Otiental Lodge, welcomed the visitors.
The tosslmsster then ncunced the
frat toast OF the evening. "The Su-
preme Lodge, Knights Of Pythias," and
called upon Supreme Representative
Tnomas A. Bynum, who responded In
happy instructive aud pleasing
manner. "The Mother Domain, Wash
iupton, D. o." was responded to by
Past Grand Chancellor A II. KahlerI;
"Frieudship, the Cornerstone OF our
Order" was responded to BY Sir Knight
State Legislator Robinson Moncure. Mr.
Moucure was 10 his hsppie.t mood aud bis
remarks were highly appreciated. To
the toast, "Toe d. o. K. KS" Past Chan
cellor J. Oliver responded. Msjor j. 1.
Herbert responded to "Pythiauism in
Alexandria," and at tbs conclusion Of
this toast, ell we're convinced that the
order here was In a prosperous healthy
condition, and on the increase. With a
few closing remarks fron the toast.
master the party adjourned about II
o'clock, and the visitors departed fox
their homes delighted With the reception
at the hands Of this old Virginia lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Virginia News

p,,,. for a seminary for young womsI women
q, Chariot awhile, utdeI Ihe I r1psSs
Diocese OF Virginia, are Os,Us -. p,ch. |
Tho nav freight depot for the b! hlcs.
Tae n1 T,sdsrlckstu z aud Pot!msc
mono, C. Frodericksburg, has been
comP Msv Work is now in progress on
, ,Sa nav %s' passenger depot 10 that c''y'
tue D'" r,h.on- 80 years old, an oyster,
an. v living alone on MocknO 70, i, ,h,se
mA "r oape Charles. for the ls s,,,. snI Ss
near 0a as ,hot aud in.tintly killed us
years. years, Exams, q waIchmsn ior pilvs.e
Josrpu mods, In Northampton County,
y e,,s.Jir clans on private properly :. :,
, g..oe .,s : meal for himself, when, II VS. .,
PieP pa Ia was ordered of by Evans > s .a'
stated, nc .a Ta to comply, Evans hfe'
: both barrels Of bis shotgun 'n'O '"'
. body. Dan r,ssident
" VI. noI,eQe. Manassas, received
!. !, gift yesterday from ron ~, ma sso COO for
- Nav jersey, 3 cheek 'Vl soV,Vv "Vo
ed sills T'Iin TO be completed By the oge
ds oee' - ,hs fall term, September 20 ne'
re log OF ' .uS Is TO be four stories and !
e, feet long and As iee!-Sio s,,;IS,"v TO
nis iii be a companion lHi0'Us -
in' SounV mems dorm''o'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie s. II anderson has gone TO
Atlantic Oity t, spend a few wesk'.
Miss AlbeIts REGISTER OF Baltimore is
visiting Miss Eleanor Field, Nc. 800
King street.
The macy friends Of Mr.. james A.
Halfsh who has been Ill at bis home.
$40 north o .lumtu, street, will be glad
to know he Ia able to be out again.
Miss Irene Dsmory, of Hsymsrket, Is
the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. James Hulusb.
Mr.. J. w. Hammond is quite alex at
bis home on north Fairfax street.
Mrs. George Green Ia Ill at her home
on north Fairfax street.
Rev. Geo. W. Atkinson, OF Wash
ington, will preach In Grace Church to-
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
ohns"" ~ a sheriff


vork March % Jack johnson
new .wor,snded to the tp'tody OF .nS |
vas ,ossv In default OF %, OOo ph,
ene d iii bs subject to q call Tor us
from from any part OF the country % s .S,us,,
NON Mnrm "' Pinder, complaining wlt 0,.a
N Sn",nss him In the pending Assault CASE :.
a :! sound. The big negro also faces ~. .ps
10 ,.u oia charge Of sPiri'lpg 'ns
poss, ",o'nsnt and other witnesses out o,
the tSs Jurisdiction Of the court: tos s's ,S,.
; ;u,v will be requested to take up . .a,'
jury W." 81 the case Immediately ana eVl'
Pusos IN to tbst eftsc! obtained BY the pro.
denc s. 70 Su' will be placed In the ju'y's
na1 1oSn,ou and bis attorney, james No 70,
r,Dt nlesd.d excitedly be'oie 'su Jug
Toioueep. bat failed to move nun .,UI
Mu' 99O",.;ou the only added ststsmeut
n'o ue, ~. court beiog tina. "tbis coni
d osunet be triHed WITH" ana q ie 'Ss on
a o SS,n~ Johnson t, be paroled 10 ,ne gu
!. ~ ma. ~ ccu,sel. Tbs big pegro,s sun
10 w. o. ois,Iug sud he hesitated ioi ~ ~
ID wss ~hsS an officer showed him 70
o. ss.t inside the prisoners rail; .,a
ID sep p,oce.s servers had been bu1tipg
1t ,ns complsinavt, Norman Piuder, s 10
IN Sn,Ssy snd reported this morning u
a a;,h., he nor The other witnesses col
~ tonud. Wten the csse Was csa
o. Johnson sat with crowd Of irie'
H ~ smiling broadly. The p papers .,0 a
n s handed to Judge Mulqueen who stu y
. me hem q moment and then annou 0, u
WIZ 80 counsel to dismiss the csse'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
THE FISHING SEASON.

Flshtown is almost ready for the
sprlug business. The platforms are being
completed and the houses have been
opeued for airing. No fish, however,
have arrived 90 far. Sbsd are being
caught as high up the river as the
Wn t, House and q runber have been
taken 10 the vicinity OF Liverpool
Point. They were carried to Washing
ton on a vessel Yesterday. Should tue
mild spring weather continue few days
II9PR sa-b ~ shtfSa he z'IIesxasndria n'nsr"AO'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
News Of the Day.

nu.,r.c v,aitiug councilmen arc isi.
titts.u cher 10 their esgerness 70
, ooS, Sssi and get an immunity BATH,
c00 mS'.. -, striking philadelphia car,
an ".,s Yesterday held on charges ,. =,
men Iii u.,.ing cara Of the Rapid Itsn'"
MrCoiltu,h and Hastings, two gu ua a,S.
M 10. N.xsa,tls county, DEL, "ota,
! a. .n' Ssrs shot this morning 10 IT tDs ~
mouse, w W." a negro prisoner named huS'
's' ~. lords, by vote Of l76 to 9! II,
iau ns,ssd the last OF LORD hoss
yes.S,.u r.,olntIon, which says thai per.
oerS,s 81. .e, nos necessarily sford the right
, 10 AZ In the upper house IA. ,.v
" Ts,r,, d.ys annual vacation With pay o.
: tn a..1eScs employs 10 cities hs'lpe
10. PU SsN,sr,, is proposed 10 an smep 20,
introduced BY Mr. Barke''' u" WV
Of Ys''sr u',; ;, ,.lmturss the ei,1sl de
- a Dni e. the Old Freedmsn's saVin
L.
a. p pUd Trust Company wss isvotsU ~ 4, =
soa c,a iiu - e,terdsy to the Senate BY 10 ~
u potM s,,t ~ On education and labor ~ 81
4. t tSi. purpOs. $780, IA 81 " "''
80 available. ,,a Phil
he =, L ao.ssu % Of New York. fought hite'
S.1sss sAb Isio Dub 10 Baltimore ,ossi l
8 E 'ns' In the aut rouOd 1t looked !.
Will though the battle would conn p, ~ = IA
lice Then, then MeGovsru aoOrsd OH" u"
1me times.
yer - IT,. .onfs,euoe committee on the
peo- IL. srnrooria,ion bill reached 40 asi
nost men, ye,tsrdsy after having ..,ad IN
med Al OOo. 900 ths, bad ssso lOs s.o.r -
iDis- s mi ~ the Senate for the payment
% to mr. number Of Indian claims
Yin p,ov. a messenger 10 the
'OEu to% :, tSs Carnegie TruM oonpsn
laiIs plo y y Yort. stole $780, OF the !,
re Of psu ,S = Jsmey City girl, aud vent 70
maze snssles where be Was arrested y
;. A ~, dsy. He will b brought o. s. !. :.
u ~ the Charge Of soducaoO 81 "''' "
larceny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
ppOpERTY SALE.

NJ, John D. NOrmoyle, zeal Ieal.sS'S ~
M. MT has Sss sold for Mr.. William n, n
1Eep Ss the brick store and dwelling a. Mo .ne
a o'rast. to Mrs. James Il. Peck, VINO :. VIZ
i ~ ,Ss near % ia urs occupy the same d. s.s
sor the same was admit ID 70 Ieeo,a :,
~. clerks Office Of the oofPo''"O'
Oourt this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

This has been O bright summertime
dsS with the mercury up TO 70.
A number Of Southern Railway fire.
men have bee q furloughed.
The work of preparing the foundation
for the new Armour plant on the north
east corner OF Cameron snd Henry streets
hs, been commenced.
A marriage license was Issued In
Washington yesterday to Harry Benesu
aud Nellie Gssklns, both OF Vienna,
Fairfax county.
The regular business meeting OF the
Allison W. q. T. U. will be held tomor.
row at o'clock at the OhIldren's home
on Duke street.
Rev. W. ]. Watson's Bible Glass Of
the First Bsptitt Church gave colonial
tea at ee Camp Hall las! night which
was we'll attended, and greatly enjoyed
by oil present.
One candidate was initiated and the
second degree was conferred upon two at
tbs meeting last night OF sarepta Lodge
Of Odd Fellows.
The..residence on the farm OF Mr. J.
N. King, at Oliitop, Fairfax county,
was burned last Friday night while Mr..
King was In this city.
Mr.. N. L. Risheill has moved the
machinery and most OF bis stock from
the mill on Wilkes street, near Royal,
to his new and modern saw and planning
mill on the southeast corner OF Wilkes
and Columbus street.
Mrs.. Louisa PullIu whose building at
the southeast corner Of Lee and Wolfe
streets was damaged by FIRE last Friday
uigtt. and Mr.. J. NJ Bowling, who oceu-
pied The building have kindly remembered
the fremen through Chief Pettey.
Samaritan Rsbekah Lodge, No. AZ, !.
%. 0. F., held a most Interesting meet
ing last night. There we're two candi-
dates Initiated Ia the mysteries OF the
Rebekah degree. The lodge also had
With 1t the district deputy president,
Mrs. Permar. Speeches we're made by
beVetbi vi Tue mo@Ooto'
The police were notified today that q
man and bis wife who bad been living
on south Henry street left this city for
Maryland recently, abandoning several
small children. The little ones have
been taken 10 hand by kindly -dispost d
people and will 3e placed In homes.
Dishes OF devled and hard crabs were
sent to this cffioe tIdsy from Rsmmel
Brothers, cafe. They had been PRE-
pared Ia the most inpihrs r,;obty fee
we are going to have eons ID we're 90
.ualI smoked hams for Easter sn nv snsci |
inc to offer them to y you AZ q d;aareuce in
prles. oi;tv of certain brands oil h'h ;ob est
tne Ind we sell is the very anin%
the ,; S,I ohtsinsble anywhere. we are sV'ts :
quansS thssa Hens TO you sstur1S o
10 on, .hst 9Son1iiering the quality caeA =,
Ptlce s, vi anywhere in Ale1anuii ',o,,,
2S aton. We want you 70 reserve &c J our
m .Ssr fos YOUR Easter Ham unni 5 GIh s;U nh
IEI hear our price. sylvin plo pic.
a auth n stand and the Auth Market oua
GREEN MOUNTAIN PotAtoHS -,
q, sna.t that grow for eating. &c bn, ;. D &
the nn Sresmery Butter, in pound prln'ss, 90 %
E lS.md Fresh Eggs, 25c per o9 ha, Eva tSy
Pou nsD Rice. SC pound; 8 pounds DE- PRIME
Peaches; :x 25'Y ol s' s State 's
Asps 10 ri n f ssG' F1t a. Ai'7a y:
laundry starch 25c 15c saTs sTs SsA bottle Maj
e 7 cakes Circus soap Z rsg,ulsr price 35ci o
e moth Queen sOS VIM SsI'fP5. F. woOIIs & SON. Boy
y ~ Unlfa streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
OUIT WORK,

The contractors doing the exten, a's
.,, nT work at Fort WASHINGTON : n =; a
o ons Washington aud FIVE Alexandra lex. 1dm'
car CsrUsuters employed thereon, o ~ , hST
C . o,pn man was also employed ' ne I;
union ,h Ja N ornips the others rtqs .s.ee
t T"'I contractor to discharge .nls MS, % ..','
the be rsquo ut, whsreupOn the DINERS -
work,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
rEFr HIS BOX.

A man, who said he Is m 1SSa n;aS,s
went to the BrsddOck II 2u n,e' = As seromo.
w sgs for lodging and Was refused 20 I SsS not
at Atom for the reason thtt ne n ,Or his
t az uscessary wherewitbsl to pay 10, t T,s
Iae so n.Sv BE left box with .ne
Un'i,t and falling to rttarn the t same
was UpuT and small piece oil ma
O0oo i. hose and nothing more
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
WEDDING.

-. uonrv ZmmeTmau, FORMERLY u
IN mr .,i H'I By, DOW Of Washington , sua
MS, Goldis RsyuOld', Of EossI w. night
M snspis cculty, were married G Is,' S BY
a. the parsonage Of o Sss h, GSe va. IT,
Rev; w. - a. Mas T Juiis Kohlsr, Of Wash ID
i and the groom I had '0 81 " Wash.
man 49, A reception Was suossqu . ,n' !,
s Seid BY Mr.. and Mrs, u z si1 Ts.Ids II
futaKe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
c., breakers Destroyed by Fire.

WIIke. Barre, Pa, Mrca zo- Sn.e, %
,hs Lar" largest breakers in the anI1 ,, ss,s
me Iss Was destroyed BY ars early ibis
coN ,so whsu the mineral spring s'iu%-
morning MOI o.SS.d and operated by the Lshi q
valley Goal Company, vas ta,D :. =, sbo oSs
s,ound. The immedl't' loss u Ia sO and
ss sUS GOO. Ore, a thousand men Aou
go go are thrown on. Of work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
,S,rREp BY AN EXPLOSION

Mr., Harry Aitcheson nsitow' home.
csDed serious injury at bis county n04 he
U "asy Nut Vernon, yesterday, nc %s
~ ~ss ARRIVING tees with hose wne Ws sus
s %Ss suddenly ceased to flow, .., wni -
q sudden explosion aud Mr. A ~, .o,ce
n a. .,ruck ia tbe face With the l11l lo.ce
y" ~Ta ssvetty-Rve pound pressure, bus icy, et'
Glasses wsre demolished SUD t,s fs"
.iS IDOL Of his face painfully injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
orMINOLE TRIBE.

e,u,oole Tribe of Rad Men met . .n'i
night. The chiefs degree gree, Ss are oV Waiting
on on ,o SSs SsStess Several applications as 4.
M. Ssso stated the second , snnT nn
banquet Of the tribe Will 10 s'
ALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
H.. thirty Million Soldiers

- March % That China WIN
Berlin, con- con pui.ory military service
sd'P!. 10 Oo ,a Germany aud become
numerically the g'ss. s,s ;, USI POT Tneo-
10 the world, as f0I s.1@s Uy ' foremost
dore scnls GS,us,s sfisirs, was confirmed
os.y 5, Yin o O1los Ist @rs to
cs, 70 to become Minister Of War .,o a,r
lcnA oSSS0s: Integrity Gao only be man ,ai
tan. S0i BY China herself: that aisl |, 'o
to depend iO. owe propose to mas
} osus. . . os1s to Hsh, her O.n battles 40 .
to command respect, rather 'n'' ''s -
] it.n be said todsS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
THE TOWN CLOCK.

nswer 10 the many 41eries, .ho
viii the hands % the i1us ,' ,,I Ss nsiuted
Clock % in the City Hall .tsePle &c pom pS q.
S SWs'Y" it can be sisted 'n'' as. as IOT have
the east, vest and south s'a les uor'b.
10 10 conform to that on Inc "o''"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
pOTJOE COURT.

~ yus soIIow +. cases we're disposed Oh
this morning: ...,od with non.
en- mort Of his wife Was dismissed ST,.o,dsrlv
Henry Davis, charged WIN ., u,sU
- ,dnct and fighting, vas dismisseu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

Facing q cro~d of 500 newspaper men
and editor. at the New York fie's M NJ
n New York yesterday afternoon M ~.
Tat indirectly spologIzsd for his rem onaa1
concerning nm, the press made In q 'e's'
sneech 10 Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
PAGE FROM MOTHER eooI 49,

a.. c,o,s bun day lie sssin o u.'shlss
HO' Cd ca, mkt Friday these es'sols s,
ns pes be sssin in season. 10 the "a nT FDc.
% sad ih' poos OF the 'ot ,s 'od e,, ia9
indiTituN ," = sltrsCt, the attention
81 30 n, s'i iuisu,ile generation, 1a' ND ID.
o. ",sS ,us bsn will not make h1s = S,d III !,
w W IA lex as he formerly dla MI !,
10 but Mr.. II. Bloch will os sO,'
L'U ."nDl, the demand 1t bis bakery
et6 King sifeit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
IN s H. DEFEATED.

I'll. L,csum basket quint wen! 10 >
, ~ Last night ard played q
m"' SitS the Carroll IOs!ltut' team o. .
t t,scs W. Ssht tbrcusheut the game 10 tue!
p'ucs ~ 6st defes, Of the season Oy
.oo,e nj 35 & 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

asuce over the list OF High Grace u
-. S .OId ecu lively by Us: ]. & 1.
Gnu. Gu en- Qualify, Red Cross
G S4uS'r SAD. 90, \. Hess & Bro The
E H'" Taylor 8 %. lra' lor Msd'l'
R b, o. Operative o., Wsls Over.
R gal, EXCELSIOR sOOs 60, :. a o., mos 20,
Kirg siree',
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

r, v,,, be Q real pleasure 7, u " -
,bav you and it will be a real s.,.. P in Fins
.. S,, you Foos~ear. ]. a. MsI' an BIC q
s a'd 4ss K,ug street, Leaders In S'ne
EootWecr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

"rhsy come high" "Th' best ar. are
40 oh,soe.t." Oar people "sst tnem
lne S =. S.s .sy TO the lsdies you csn see see
ut. Cousins Exclusive styles : sss al 11A
z T,U - ,t,eet, ). A. Marshall q BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

A., you frequ.Dtl' hos rel; DO D , yOu
l.. A a. t I.t Annoying tickling In ~ your !,
s .s,o.tY Dies your cough ammo! y y'T The he
O' atn,'u s"S Do ycu want rsn.li IL so. 80
~ a1a os uo rl.iu. Dough R, 20 T 'T %
Sc Ss stS 4 %, and Rl'Aa'd 0'S''a'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

Wi Wont bs properly dressed 'o'
i.e !, ,"a ss,eu', pair Of tbs Ns-
Si s,s,,. q Fine s.'lish Fan' ooy '
S s,,oy. 'S nd col, a. 4aa K''g '''''' i
A, Nsnhill d sfo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Wood
Coke
Coal

q. vi..-suy your fuel before the s. Ssvs.s
Ss wv v, offer best quality, prompt ds nT
wssl me- !" rsrSst prics, Phone S. psW'
I aT tTEls lu7 south R07A 'Hs''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

n, Roosevelt and members of his family ny
, nj tbe tombs ct Thetes yesterday snO
Vl VIZ Iaave far Cairo this evening,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

II Is iepo' ,spre.eus he Fifth May
Isod district, will re'''e'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
WANTED.

QtPksiE;sShssrn, e sxperisnee unnecessary. go
~ pao ond sxrepsss weekly. $40 security Hu
to , ~ ,o snu 81 Der day and com mission "m
Kell-, 62i Duke stree''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

-oD sALE-emoline MOTOR BOAT 3 AI,,d ds
feet long fitted With i,: y all IL tsh RS co%
9DSasst%.nts and steel hull adceut w payments from
s sSOsUoio%pssble p'rty. z. h. bHooA S,sr az 81
Toiuu,hus street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

IL e D wlas; rs ssc = box at LsadAsassr'h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
Gu. and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.
nnr nRunIFIXION.

For this section fair and continqed warm
,oaiaht and Thursday; light variable winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

WANTED Settled woman to :ss SsIDs ~
w bouseE coping and as mothers lInss neiP al.
state wages wanted and give ". 'ei p o. Box !.
dress ,e East Fslls Church. Va r " iva
rnar 02eo 81 ->-----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

YOUNG COLoRED GIRL 10 y 9TH
Snu. Of v ok Call at S26 north Payne street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23

CIGAR SALESMAN w W, Mt SI.nds g the
suce unnecessary Sell ; our t GTso f"ll par
retail trade. Big pay; Lo Ta'' CIGAR &c Co.,
Nin.aland Ohio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-25
Pleasant Hill

PLEAtyANr HILL. N. G.. yxns 2s.e
~. n. n Daniel. fornsriy of tnis place
but for the pant rev years ! resident
OF Florida. han returned ana wi1l IA
the near future kuiid "A np-ko.dats
home here. Hs y n0w enea3ed IA the
mercantile business here. occupyin9
the Iargs store fcrmerfy run BY Mr.
=. & He's.
N. Marvin u. PaImore, ana children,
left yesterday for Cartersvilie. Va. her
hueband old homo. to visit hts mother
ana fkN her. After . stay Of several
weeks. with them, shs win visit her
SISTERS at CHESTER. W. who, win re-
turn with her 70 Pleasant Hin, for .
brief visit.
Mr.. Henry Bremer, Of Richmond, II
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. @. H. Guppins, OF this place IL
visiting at Lawfenceville, Va
The order Of Railway TeIegraphers
will meet the MANAGEMENT Of the "A.
C. I. Railway. 1t Wilmington, n. c.,
In the near future for the purpose OF
revising the schedule and asking for
an Increase m salaries. The voluntary
increase. which waa elective last
month. did not effect organized labor =
They receive the sane salaries 40 here
tofore.
Mr.. T. w. Boissean. assistant agent
at this place h on on sick leave. His
place IL being nlied BY Mr.. L. r. Lucas
Of Glen Alien, W.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-25
layvilIe

Especial to Tho Richmond virsininn. j
CLAYvILLE, va, June 2G.--Mr.
Henry Nuckols hiss returned 10 his
home In Goochland county. after
Spending several weeks with relatives
here.
Miss Mamie Macy has q her
guest Miss Maud Harvey. Of Rich
mond.
Mra Mabel 0oods hhs returned 10
her home % S1<inquartor, after srAnc-
ing several days With her mother, Mira.
@. D. Moseley. Of this place.
,. w. Mcssisy spent Tuesday In
Richmond.
Mrs. Annie winfrss has returned
from visit 10 friends - South Rich
mond.
Mrs. Mary Bailey and littis Miss
Leila Bailey, OF Ekinquartef. are the
guests Of Mrs. @. D. Mossiey.
Mrs. Stella HAncock and Howard
ellis and little daughter spent SUN
day with 1Gr. ana Mrs. A. e. Winfree.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. w. r. Nichols. OF
Fighting Creek farm. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs n. w. Winfree.
The ladies OF Rocky Oak M. u.
church are Qults busy With arrange
ments for .chiidren's day" exercises.
which will take place on Sunday. July
3.