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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
FORMER RECTOR OF TRINITY
CHURCH GETS CALL 70 THE
CALVARY CHURCH,
IN CITY WEDNESDAY
says He Has Not Made Up His Mind
To Leave Little R0cl, But
Considers Call.

Little Rock, Ark, AUG. 23.=Rev.
Walter Buckner d. D., dean Of Trim
| lty Cathedral, has received a call to
the fectofship of Calvary church. in
Memphis, which will become a vacant
NEXT month, owing 10 the election of
Rev. James r Winchester To the bish-
oprlc OF the Arkansas DIS of the
Episcopal church, and will within 4
short time visit that church.
1t has been known for some time
tat the SestrN of Calvary church has
been considering serious calling Dean
BHckner 10 the rectorship to fill the
vacancy which will occur next month
when DE- Winchester's election 10 be
eoadjutof bishop of the Arkansas bio
cese Of the Episcopal church goes into
effect and ire announcement this
morning from Memphis that the call
had been extended caused no surprise
In this city. The Memphis announce
ment says:
IN has young manhood DE- Buckner
Was engaged in lucrative business
III Norfolk, Va. He gave UP that career
and prepared for the ministry in the
Episcopal church. After his gradual
ton in theology he was ordered ap-
pointed Il deacon by Bishop Randolph
OF the diocese of Southern Virginia.
Following this he took up his work in
Taze we'll, Va. At the end of six months
while ne WAS serving in that capa-
city, he was ordained a priest.
He served as priest two years and
left Virginia for Pine Bluff, at the
same time having five calls before
him from different parts Of the coun-
try. He remained twelve years in
Pine Bluff. In recognition of his eff
forts there became known as one of
the foremost workers and most popu-
lar ministers of the state. During that
time he declined call annually.
1t was about ten months ago Fat
he assumed charge of the work of the
Trinity Cathedral, Little Rock, where
he has distinguished himself He is
president of the standing committee
of the Diocese Of Arkansas and very
influential member of tee board of
missions. He is also member of the
/ Seventh Missionary Department of the
Episcopal church, which includes the
southwestern section of the United
States, and is said to be deeply I'M
bued with the missionary spirit. He
has represented tie Diocese of Ark
ansas for the past several years in
the general conventions OF the church.
/ During the absence of Bishop
Brown the past few months Dr. Buck
ner as president of the standing COM
mittee, has conducted all the prelim-
inaries of the ceremonies connected
with the conservation Of DR.. Win
chester, which is to take place in Lit
tie Rock in Trinity Cathedral Septem-
Der 20.
DR.. BuckneE is in the prime of life.
He has wife and two children. He
is held in the highest esteem by the
residents of Little Rock.
DIR. Buckner Here.
rr. Buckner, who came here yester-
day to officiate at the funeral of Mrs
V. A. Jones, when asked if he would
accepted the Memphis call said that
he had not fully made up his mind.
He said he was considering it and did
not know at this time whether he
would leave Little Rock or not
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24

Ben r. Williams. cf F76.,Ifg1, 5.5s "a
the city Yesterday.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24

who was maid CT haaof. pr. s,e4zfs
used TIE rims ceremony i 1ai- .-
young couple, Thu bride re5...sd
many handsome gifts. re.ellfag =
beautiful locket trol t4e sJoaa. ;
handsome point lace eoet ana a afeca
OF 1are jewelry, Al a-iz16em e. me
family, from Mrs. eros. #offe= a.
the groom. The ont-ot-tae.5 tend
ants at the wedding t5c'e9e4 IA
groom's parents ana s4T@eaf ot&a9. :
his relatives fro.a FefaeF, sanale4ea
and Douglas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
Misunderstanding.

Mrs Mamie E. Stubbliefield. a we'll
novn resident OF this city, and Ar
bur P Fielding, of Liverpool, Eng
Ind, we're married at the home OF the
ride No. 500 West Second avenue,
Ezr last evening, by Dr.. J. |. Nor
Is pastor of the First Presbyterian
Iburch. The wedding was a quiet
home affair, only a few friends OF tie
kontracting parties being present. Mr..
Fielding has been resident OF Pine
Bluff for three years. during which
lime he has represented the firm Of
Nnoprio, Forgan and Company, OF
Liverpool, in this territory. His firm
one of the largest cotton firms in
he world and Mr. Fielding is reput-
ID TO be an expert cotton man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24

Sallie Oracle at the cottage but they
will return soon. Ashley Crow OF
Mr.. Gracie's plantation is also spend
ing his vacation at the Oracle COT
tage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
Goree.CrOss.

Before only the relatives of The two
families, the pretty home wedding CT
Miss Victoria Goree, daughter Of Mrs.
j. L. Goree, of South Olive street, and
Gay Rice Cross, son Of Col. ard Mrs.
J. 7. cross, of Pendleton was quietly
solemnized in the brides home gestar-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. the Rev.
j. l. Norris, D. D., of the First Pres
Oyterlan church, officiating. The we'd
dlng, though very simple, was a pref
" one and was of unusual interest
owing TO the popularity of the couple.
immediately after the ceremony Nj.
ana Mrs. Cross left for Chicago, for a
so]ourn of several weeks, after which
'ney will be at home IN handsome
new residence at Pendleton.
Ihe Goree home was Handsomely
decorated in white and green TOR the
nuptlals. Clematis streaming from
ssAe chandeliers and pouring from TIE
walls was used in abundance while
palms and ferns also formed re-
lreshlng touch in the decorations.
MIS- Cross was attired in a becoming
sulI OF peacock blue with all acces-
soiies 10 match, which she later used
ioi travelling costume. In the cere-
nohy she was met by the groom, &C
Sonlpanled by his best man, his broth
- rlournoy Cross, who entered the
rum first. Mrs. Gross was accom-
''"'eo by her sister, Miss Evan Goree,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
',tiug Party.

.a' Georgia Mae List entertained
Wv s,,or of her friends last even
nth a.;th . bunking party in her hone
w r second avenue. TIE youns
- attendance were Misses
w. Arnold, Gertrude Ivy, Ollie
-. Annie Robinson, Leyl Cross,
hatb Bovce and lone Fearin. to
~ fret enjoyed a visit to the Or
/. rbeater chaperoned by Miss An
1ist after which they vent to the
4 home for the night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
BOat Ride Well Attended.

The boat ride given last night on
1.-THE j. Frank Hicks was delightful.
affair and was we'll attended. Dane
ing was the feature of entertainment
provided Among out-of-town guests
were Misses Ethel Scaloss Of Pira
Bluff; Irene Blumen, of Texas; Leo
pold Of Bastrop, La; Deutseh CT Tay-
as, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Benhan1,
Of Memphis.-Little Rock Dem ccrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
+ Beautiful Inb.

Tbp City Beautiful Club %ill nee
| + morning at 10 o'clock in the Sur
s. cchoo1 rooms of the First Pres
Eterian church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
Z T. Knox. AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-1n obed-
~ ierce TO decree entered i'll The
Corporation Court oil the City of Alexan-
dria. Va. in the chancery suit styled
Ross P. Andrews CT ais. vs.. the Amer.
lean Locomotive Appliance Company,
will offer for sale IL public auction al 2!J
D. ~. Saturday, siay .: 1911, IN from; Of
the Market Housc, tku,ai street en-
1ranop, Alexandria Virginia ali the assets
Of sa.s Defendant. consisting Gf Lntiers
patau. Of ti,e United STAGES Cor drait
regulating attachments iar si0G;A.boiler
furnaces; bsarils die fciloHios nnmnsrs
and oin,Ss:
Ma. 5;ptih September =, 1901.
20. nil rs; Arsnst Y ira.
;sns i:Gl III; f-.SGtiiDsr q. FED.
.so. d!tihjB; JuSa -. !a3.
.#n. III 10y, i's.IS,nIi:f &. li1j
witch a4ici1 ar 4ubl,'ct 10 4 raTaiiS
g!,a:sR Of ihrae dollars :nnd hi:J nch.s, III
;nycf OF ipbn hiiIicn, tcr lEea maIhinc
tt'si,;!;I: iiis:i.
Tegms Ct sels,--Ole third cash oil day
af a.sle, OH. ;hiyd n so da:s aud residue
il ~ days from .iaE Of sale, bonds for tie
,irjerfei nssaiir1eIits bearing interest
FLOR; tie day Of sale. and title TO be re-
ta;neG utt.l al the purchase money is
main. or il the purchaser desires he may
l,ay all cash on day OF sale.
mo. H. NELSON. COMMISSIONER Sale.
r Newell S. Greenawav, Clerk of The
CORPORATION Court, do certify that the
bond required in the above cause has
been duly executed with sufficient
surety. ,-->-,-
Testc: may IVA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
El,tksl WASt:i .-ss:l'ON

Political asp .ctd u In" appointment
Of RI, mrs J.. ,>i:nsnn, ,l''2''c:i cand-
IIatc for g,v.rGnr "t Ne" York, |"
succeed jacob Il Dickin> democrat.
as secretary - war. today held hfsl
place in Washington SIP. Ihi'
Dick rs,u r.u-G o: rrtrs-;r- ~Hh'raa
to male room for 'ci''l'''i'ah hct'''
1912 Las Leon /! Z sh.w held mere '"i
ma1y week. Hi, presence N the cab
iuet IS 3 d.n:ocra', "aS feared a
cause OF cm'.ar'a-u ent Is the tine ap-
no ,cI,e.I f.r lia'n!rg ;hr can'raIgn
The sci, c,iuu of S;'uscm i regarded
BY .omu a a .,.uv.' toward HARMONIC
ing The Rus welt a:d OH '-!;ard
fncto i Now YorH. ) nator Roo;
il known 10 have had u Large Ia'l IL
he selection, AID it is ..oi s;'!crcd prob
aLlc that Roscv, |: WAS a:sn c':nSnli"'i.
1t has hr,u knnun f"r some iimc it'a'
Dickinson hal g. n%n wear? :! his post
Thusr cl.lsr tn The secretary believed NJ
regarded hi duties a. trust, but that
be viewed his position vi bout er:husI
asnl. That he is TO return to Tenncs-
see, to look after coal properties.
rather than resume the practice Of !!aa
in Chicago, j, taken as further lnoica :
ton Of his wearness OF public and semi
public life. Reports that lis rcs'gGa
ton was due to tie Mexican s!tua''on
were Dismissed as wi'lun, basis Of fact.
The burden OF tire Mcvictn situation
has rested very lightly uron the sccre'
tary Of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
DAMAGES AWARDED.

In the Circuit: Court for The County
ester lay a verdict was rendered in
ne suit Of Samuel Pryor ". the Wash.
rgtun, Alexandria and Mount Nernort
Railway Company by which The piiin,
III VAS awarded s.. 25u. for Injuries
LEGGED 10 have been received While
working FIR the defendant cumpany -
March, - %. The plaintiff was employ
II al the Fpnr-mil; run power luus,
the time clay bank cavcd in aud
lied Jrsaph Williamson. Pryor WIS
urie,l under the banl, at the same
me 4 motion u set the verde. aside
- the gr4und that the damages award.
i were excessive, not according 10 the
violence and contrary 10 lAT va.
ycrruleI by Judge Thornton Thr
rain;iff aas repre- .el.trd by Messrs. {.
CIriin and W. L. Varnsy, aud til:
Away company, ~ Mrssrs Moore.
'4:bou., amt Keith and !. r. AMI II
Catop. The s"it was for SIC, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
MOTHERS DAY TOMORROW.

The Indications are that Mothers
Day will be mtre generally observed
.,mnrrow than has been the case any
ear since this beautiful! cu:toGs first
.r;gina,td. Reference to the day will
made in the churches, not only III
lIexand:ia, but generality throughout
thr country, aud Governor Mann
roclam ton will meet with heartfelt
espon>c. 1t is fast, not generally
.nown, that white carnations should
IL worn in memory Of those mothers
si.o have departed this lille and coIored
C Urn; tons as an evidence OF rcsrect and
fl ction for those mothers are still
wing. As n matter OF Tact any flower
sorn with the proper spirit for those
vho rocked the cradle is All exprrs-
aoa of one OF the most beautiful and
0uchng CUSTOMS Of the American
people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
AUCTION SALES.
II. T.. knox, Auctioaeer.

Ii. l. tALOs, u iCli'''4SCI.
TuNIAllSSIOEERS' SALE OF REAL
II ESTA TIE.
Under and by virtue ola decree Of Tho
Circuit Court of Alexandria County. en-
tered on ihc 2Glh day OF April, 1911, in ii
rlanccrr cause therein pending, "ntitlec
Julius Black well ct ais, vs. Carrie Miller
Il ais the undersigned commissioners
If sale. will sell 1T puhlic auction i'll from
81 the Royal street entrance 10 the Mar.
kct Building, in the city Of Alexandria
III Saturday. Tie 9th day Of May, 1911
the following deserted real estate, &c
wit:
"All that lot Of gro;lnd situated il
Alexandria County, Virginia, on the
East side Of Royal street. extended, and
bounded as follows - wit:
Beginning on the east side Of Rnyat
street extcuced ut a point sixty t6JJ feet
uore or less. south Of the intersection o
Royal and Third streets extended; anc
running thence south on Royal extend
ed: ninety go feet. more or less; thence
east parallel TO Third street to the west.
ern boundary OF The lots heretofore sold
by said WIN. F. WooIls to Mrs. WhaleD
and Mrs. Austin; thence north parallel
90 Royal street extended, ninety CO..
feet, more or less; thence east"rly TO the
beginning, being part OF the property
purchased by said VIM. p. Woolls frou.
George j.. French and wife. Improved
nv s.uall frame hoiise and stabl:.
Terms oil sale: Cash,
LEWIS II. MACuEE,
HOW AKD ". SMITH.
Commissioners OF sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
President Taft left here shortly ate,

President Taft left here shortly afte-
noon today for a week end trip +"
Newark, New York and Ilarri.l Erg.
Pr. Two soeechcs viii be Deliverable
night ~ the pre-. de',t 81 the banquet
commemorative oithe l5hth anniversary
Of St. Juhn's Lodge Of Masons at New
ark and later at The dinner in New
York, 1T the Conference or Reform o
Criminal Law ard Procedure in New
York City. Tomorrow morning Tie
president goes to HarriSorburg, whcr~
lie will address the 10th biennial cnn
ycntion OF the brotherhood Of Train
men, dinc with Governor Trner. anG
spend tie night as the guest Of Repre-
sentative O;mst"d (Rpn. Pa returning
10 Washington about noon. Ms
Taft left today for New York and will
accompany ne rr'sd'nt TO Harris
burg tomorrow. Senator Briggs IRpn.
n. j. and Representative McCali
(Rpn. Mass. will accompany tic rrcsi-
lrnt to Newark. Representative Ohm
,tetl will be On the special car from
Philadelphia 10 Harrisohbu'g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13

With a statement cxcoriating con
ditions IN the DiSt'ic; Of CDInrEbia,
Representative Burger, OF Wisconsin,
today took up his work as member 81
the House District committee. Berger
attacked the commission government
OF the district as absolutely nn-dcmn-
crate and IN American " He s,Cr d
particularly the taxation scheme Ivy
which the feleral government pays
nne-half the tax,s Of the district.
THIS. he declared, is AT the bottom Of
all the evils of Washington, par
ticularly real State speculation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13

Is there anything 10 all this world
that il OF more importance to you than
GOOD Digestion? Food must be eaten
"a sustain life and must be dlgsstec
sn3 converted into flood. When tie
DIGESTION fails the whole body suffers:
Chsc,EerIs;a'5 TABLETS are RATIONAL
end -sl;ab!e cure ior Indigestion. They
increase the ho1 CT bile, purify the
blood, strengthen the stomach, ana
tone up the whole digestive apparatus,
n natural and healthy action. Sold
BY ". +. Creighton and Richard Glib
son. -.--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13

State Of Virginia, County OF Alezau-
dria, ], George Fl. Rucker, clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Alexandra County, Nir-
ginia. do certify that Howard VI. Smith,
COMMISSIONER Of sale. 10 the chancery
cause entitled Julius Black wei. et ais.
We. Carrie Miller ct ais. has executed
The bond required By DECREE Ct sale en-
tersd therein Oh the 18th day OF a pr.i
lqll, with approved security.
Given under ny band, this +,h day Of
aiay, 1911.
GEORGE II RUCKER. Clerk.
inyf ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
MANY SUICIDES.
S;Ij-::ue,

Camden. \. J., May 1"-EIwarc
Jan e.. aged -. 2 brother 81 Po!irc
Jan.p-. SHOT AMI killed bin,
self Ibis. NO hing 1t lis home IN til:
crty. He tied .ttin@ r. III t:igger -
his gum placed he r.uzAie against his
brrast. ant.I,anipg .nef his gun pull,
TIE strius. lie r-,'rttrd tic iuil fore
Of the charge, III. bniy b ing terribly
manglrl. H had suffered from vertigo
lor .pa.c CINE and aorsie,i over it, OGt.
i f. al t:at no reason is known for Iii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
Youth KILLED BY LIGHTNING

wv Al 80
A bolt CT lightning from 4 ssn-!it sky
struck William ]. Myers, a lO.year.oIt
youth, in south Baltimore yesterday
afternoon and killed him instanil::
M,e:s was playing in the outield IL
an amateur game Of baseball at Union
League park. and while there were
,a;alliacs Of distant Thunder, giving
warning OF the anpioach CT storm,
lie sun was still shining and the game
proceeded. The pitcher vas in the act
Of delivering the ball when a flame CT
light flashed over the field, followed by
a deafening peal OF thunder The
next momert Myers vas lying on his
hack. While at least twenty others
among players and spectators were
affected is the shock. Myers vas he
vond aid. The bolt had slrnck the
Young man SQUARES: in tho chest and
gone clean through. The others @ho
bad bser shocked soon recovered, but
several had to be helpc.l home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
MASONIC TEAMS TIE.

Washington ami Jackson Lodge
teams battied to tic in the game yes
terlay Ia the early innings Wash
layton Lodge appeared 10 have run
away race. but Jackson Lodge closed
strong in the ninth and tied the score.
The features were the excellent pitch
ing Of Dangeriield, the fielding Of
Cooper and Dunbar AMI the battling Of
Gary for WASHINGTON Lodge and for
Jackson Lodge, the hitting of Harper,
fine catch uv Shaeffer and the field
ing Of Roth. Score.
Washington ....- II 5 . 3 0 | O--i5.
JackSo ........-.... 1000 D . G-I!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
CHANGE OF TREASURES.

After eight years Of faithful 'errics
Richard M. Green has resigned as
-easurer CT The Clrldscn's Home. Mir.
Green has made mc5t efficient and
valuable officer and his resignation was
received with great roget. The Home
is fortunate in being able to secure the
services of Leopold Ruben SIS treasurer
ia place CT Mr. &c n. Mr. Ruben hsS
been interested iu The home for mau;
;ears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
SECRETARY DICKINSON RESIGN,

Secretary OF War Jaooh McGayock
Dickinson, Of Tennessee, the demo
.ralic member Of President Taft's cub:
ne,. has resigned Henry L. Stims"n
Of New York, recently delicate rcpnh
ican candidate for governor OF lha
state, has been given the war portfolio
This announcer, WAS made At tn:
White Iiuus. las. night aud oc:asI0nc,
great surpilse.
III the !et.ers exchange | between tn
dresden. ADD Mr. Dickinson no rsasof.
uihcr than that OF lres:ing private al
:rs i: given TOR the secsetar:'S retire
,afnt.
Aiz. Dickinson viii 90 TO his Ten
nessee home immcdiI'cIy urnn th'
qualification OF his successor: lie ex.
Dccts 10 devote his attention to bisi-
ness. and will not return 10 the practlc"
OF lax. in which lie was engaged when
President Taft appointed him secretary
of var in March 1900 Ie is lhr
second member Of ar. Taft's cabln"i
to retire to private LIE, Secretary a.
the Interior Ba!lInecr having severed
his connection with t!!e rrcsidelt's Of
firi.,l family only few months aeo.
CoinciLcnt with the ANNOUNCEMENTS
If Mr Dickir-on,s retirement cant
,ha. II the appointment Ct g. S. Mil
.iug,on, o. Herkimcr, \. ! to lie as
>i>,ant TREASURED Of the United State
at Nrw York. Nh S imSon was thE
Roosevelt candidate for governor.
while Mr. NIiII.ngton vas a. forme'
member Of the House from tue Twenty
.cycn;h New Fork district, and is .
r'o.a friend Of Vice President Sherman
and other leaders Of the old guard OF
The state. having succeeded Mr., Sher.
man in the House when the latter be
came vice president
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
LOCAL BREyITfES.

William B. Ieyc: and vile, Of Rich,
nond, de visiting George W. keyes al
the latter's home in Roscrnont.
a strawberry festival sill he ei;rl
~ The Ladies Aid SocirtT tile Second
Baptist Church Tuesday evening next:
IN the Lawn at tie church.
Ms. J. II. Mansfield aud Mrs. l.
}. Prrniar have r,tnrned irom Lynch
.urg where thay have bean attending
th. R~bekah Assembly. Mrs M"n,'
iii is = member Of tue :cho u "n''
:.iapcl committee Of tie assembly.
4 telegram has been received an
i,unclng the birii in British Columbia,
f son to Mr.. and Mrs. RatIiGohe
smith. Mrs. Smith, previous 10 bel
marriage vas Mis-, Rzha Barrett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
AID LITERARY ENTER-
, TAINMEEI.

Mrs. Mary F Byrne's class. 20. "A,
of the Bethany Methodist Protestant
Sunday school. will give a musical and
literary entertainment at Lac Camp
Hall, on Monday next, at p m.
Following the exercises. .refreshDeutS
will be served.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
Suicide Of a Millionaire,

Darvc 5. Mas. May l3.-Fiends
81 Edward {. brown. g wealthy maI,
Shn hanged hi;n.e in stale yestrr
!ay DECLARED today that his act Wa.
.au-cd by al h,lu ;natun ;hat he hi.
lost his money. Brown va; rcpu'e'
10 be worth early million Go lar
aud lis home was one Of the show
places OF the town. Members OF III
family saw he had suffered no losses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
CLOSE OF THE FISHING SEASON

Tile fishing season Of l9T1 is now
virtually thing of the past. SO q
the operators Of The fishing shores on
the Potomac have cut out" and The
OILERS. or most OF them, are about {"
devote their time ana labors to other
occupations.
The packing Of fish on the shores
where caught has about ended the fish
trade OF most cities. In the o!den
times nearly all the fish caught in the
Potomac were trough: to Alexandria.
and Fishtown during the month Of
April was as a bee hive Probably
about all the fish landed there this
spring could have been carried in ore
ordinary schooner on one trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
Attempts to Com nit suicide.

New York, My Is Desiring tc
ioio Dr.. II. ". r. Llatson. hcr Coz
man" in the spirit world. Miss AIii
M.rheyka, lie cau'iful Russian Jew, s.
ale al the ,h;>iviln who was foun'
!i.,!ained THURSDAY night, today At
;emr,c. 70 end l,cr lie by gas. She i.
nov, in the Washington Heights ifv~
-o;.L, = prisoner. Ii Is believed SIR
,riii rprGyp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13

A meeting OF the stockholders of the
ASHIEGTON ASPHALT BLOCK
AND TILE COMPANY, will De held at
107 North Fairfax Street. alexandria:
Va, June at 2 O'Clock p. m. to elect a
board of directors end to do az other
necessary bYslnsssl o
Ds55:d = aakPTkal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
Enk nE EglT. EIRE-

Mrs, Nyta Mrtie5Fy, poet, preacher:
politician. pfohIbil;cni,, and suiEra>
settc is III AleEaDlria today. Mrs.
McHenry is here to Tell the people pf
alexandria what she thinks about COP;
dittons here. She will speak on the
stfeets this afternoon and tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-13
PROPERTY SALE.

John D. NoFnoyle: real estate
agent, has sold for II, I. 5. Jackson,
OF Washington. he tYo-atory itanie
Dwelling, no. 81 Duke street, 70 ;Ns-
po!eon B. Williamson, II ibis city, aud
g deed for the sams vas placed on
tea5ta in lhs eierk;: eiiice his mor=-