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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
stanton High Trims Norfolk.

STANTON. Neb.. May 6.-tspecial.)-
Yesterday afternoon the Stanton High
school team won their second victory
this season when 1t defeated the Norfolk
High school team on the home grounds
by Q score Of II to & Score: r. H. Z.
Stanton .....s o 40 40 1 &li-lt-t
Norfolk .....1 OIL 100 e-5-Ss
Batteries: santon. Roy Holstein and
CHASER; Norfolk: Logan and Emery.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

DETROIT. May 6-President Navin Of
the Detroit American league base ball
club announced today the purchase Of
considered one Of Detroit's greatest
''hoodoos."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
JOSIES LOSE SECOND BATTLE
Three Errors in Eighth Give Omaha
the Game.
RYAN AND JOHNSON IN DUEL
doth Pitchers HurI Wonderful Ball,
Allowing Three Hits Each
Ryan strikes Ont Nine
81. Joe Bstters.

: Three errors by~St Joseph In the eighth
inning. after they had played great ball,
lost them the second game of the seriss
Yesterday afternoon by , TO ] score.
Jack Ryan and Chief johnson had one
OF the pTet,lest duels ever witnessed on
a ball field, each allowing but three hits.
For seven innings both twirlers had
the opposing batsmen eating out Of their
bands and not man reached third base
an that time. In the eighth Mienke
started thu. bopting and every man on
the e. Joseph team who touched the
bail in that inning seemed TO be unable
" hold II. Three errors sent one man
across Tie plate for the first run OF the
game. Davidson sent the second man
over with triple 10 the right field fence.
Sc Joseph got their only run In the
ninth. Two errors on the part Of David
son and Justice did the deed.
/, Omaha played errorless ball until the
ninth inning 81. Joseph made a boot IN
the second. when Johnson made a poor
throw to first. Ryan had shade the
better OF the hurting. although Chief
johnson could not have pitched much
better ball. Ryan struck cut nine OF the
visitors. players. while johnson con.
tented himself with getting one Of the
Rourkes' scalps. Ryan struck out such
cIouters as Powell. zwilllng and Borton
Twice he got zwilllng. and twice Roth.
Kelly. Castle and Watson were the only
Josies who did not fall before Jacks
terrific sbenders.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
HOLLAND PRAISES ROURKES
Says the Omaha Team is Equal to
ANY in the League.
DENVER IS TO HAVE NO EDGE
ST. Joseph Owner Predicts that No
Team I'm the western is TO Have
q Runaway This Year
such as Last.

When the manager o. one ball team
praises another than his own and puts 1t
on the Same level. IL must be admitted
that the team he praises is there and
over. but that Is tas. chat Jack Holland.
manager of the 81. Joseph team. did for
the RouTkes.
Il believe Omaha has as good a team as
there is in the league" said Holland this
morning. And when ! say they are on
a par with the Josies am handing them
the real goods. Omaha has a better team
this year than It has had In many sea-
sons. and the peop,s of Omaha are aware
OF the fact. cannot remember of a
Sunday that 81. Joseph has played in
Omaha when saw a better or more en-
thuslsstic crowd than was out to the
game here yesterday. When all the
Rourkes get to going good II will be one
OF the hardest teams in the league to
beat.
And right here want TO say that
there will be no runaway team in the
league this year as there was last. Den
yer. by the loss OF Buck o'Brien and
Casey Hagerman. Is going just as the rest
OF the teams. There Is not a pitcher in
the league today who Is any better than
Class A material and. for that reason.
the race this season will be closer than
II has been for many years. figure that
! have as good team as there is In the
league, for the reason that my players
are all young fellows. Buck" Freeman
Is the Oldest man I have on the team,
and l think as the season grows older
the ST. Joseph players viii all go better
las to the attendance at the games this
year IT Ia better than II has ever been.
Omaha Is drawing better than last year
by large number ana all the teams In
the league are doing likewise"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
CUBS GET AWAY In THE LEAD
Bunched Hits Defeat Boston in the
Opener Of Series.
FIVE TO THREE Is FINAL SCORE
Miller Drives Out Home Run
sprstt Gets Thrce-Base Hit and
Archer and Devlin Land
Two-Baggers.

CHICAGO. May S-chioago punched
hits today and won the opening game Of
the series from Boston, . to J. A shower
in the eighth inning delayed the game .
few minutes. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
Luxus Team Twice
Beaten by Columbus

COLUMBUS. Neb.. May s-tspeoIal
Telegram -columbus defeated the Luxus
team OF Omaha In two games Saturday
and Sunday. The Luxus team surprised
the leaguers In the first game on sstur-
day, II taking the leaguers twelve innings
A. IL G,ara flraf u n n
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
Ietals. - ~ "a II Totals m n "A Il
.batted for West In the ninth.

betted Tor Tragresser In the seventh.
Loiedo :.....".... l ? o o go Oh
81, Paul. .........0 o o COS o ia
stolen bases. Chapman, Hlnchman fa1.
Burns. Carisch. Sacrifice fly: Chapman.
Two-base hits Butler. Goodman. Three
pase MT; Howard. Double plays: Chap
man TO Hinchman to Derrick. Carisch n
Hinchman. Hits: Off Dauss. II In seven
innings; off karger. In two innings;
off Swami, s IN five and two-thirds In.
nings; off HFginbotham. 1 In two-thirds
inning; OF West. I in one and one-third
inning; Collamore pitched TO one batter.
struck out: BY Dauss. S; by Karger, Z,
BY swami. .; by Higginbotham. II, BY
West. First base on balls: Off Dauss.
off Swami. l; off Hlgginbotham. I:
on Coilemore, I; off West. !, wild
pitch; Collamore. Dauss. Time: Ia.
Umpiree: Chill and Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
ST. LOUIS.
NEW YORK


rbr.eSsss R Rita A pSyl. Oo oe hAp sss
nfice hit: Sallee. Sacrifice flies: Snod-
grass. 2 Stolen bases: Doyle. Burns 10.
Herzog. Double plays: Herzog to Mer-
kle. shafer TO Doyle, Doyle to shafer 10
Merkie. Bases on balls: Off sallee. s;
of Ames. struck out; BY Saliee. !;
Brennan and Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

Three-base hit: Davidson. Struck out:
BY Ryan, .: by johnson. 1. Bases on
balls: OFT Ryan, :; off johnson. l. Stolen
base: Justice. Left on bases: Omaha, 4;
8. Joseph. 4 Time: i:5o. Umpire:
Haskell
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

HOOPER Neh.. May s-(Speciall -
Hooper boys played consistent hall
against scribner. but all ginger was taken
umpire Score: RH.E.
Hooper .......ee 0Oless 81,
scribner - 80 AL &c 81
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
Greeley Loses Out
to Spalding Team

sPALDING. Neb.. May e-ISpeciall--
Greeley was defeated 4 to l by spalding
this afternoon. John Ryan Of the win
ming team struck out fifteen men. Score:
spalding ............o 900 0sl ~
Greeley 100000 o 80 o 0 Q 81
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
LIScoLN's LUCK is BErrEr
Anteiepes win Contest ~ score OF
Nine TO Four.

WICHITA. Kan. May e-IIncoln had
better luck than Wichita at every stage
OF the game and won. Routt and Jack
son each lasted but an inning. Ems
pitched steady ball TIL the eighth when
a home run. Doyle was hit hard. but
Wichita could not hit in the plnches
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
.Batted for white Ia ninth

Kansas City ...." $500 90
Two-base hits: Schaiier. James, Carr
co. Gordon. Sacrifice hits: echailer, ].
Clarke. james, Fiene. OLeary. Sacrifice
fies: Fiene. Gagnier. Stolen bases: Cor
rtdon. Woodruff. Bases on balls: on
Merz. :; eff White. 8: Off Maddox, .: off
Hornsby..l Struck out: BY White. s; by
Maddox. ]; by Hornsby. . Hits: Off
Merz. In two-thirds inning; of White,
in one-thiri inning; OFF Maddox, 1 IN
four innings; Off Hornsby. In i've In
nIngs. Left on bases: Indianapolis. Z;
Kansas City, 8. First base on errors:
Indianapolis. ]. Time: iSS Umpires:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

Sacrifice HIT Mullen. Two-base lift:
Mccormick. wacob. Middleton (z), Home
run: Miller Stolen bases. Mullen Cd.
Cobb Davis. Barber. Hits: Off Rout
In one inning; off jackson. . in One
inning: off Ellis in six Innings. Struck
out: BY Rout. 4: By Ellis I; by Doyle.
a Bases on balls: OFF Routt. /; off Jack
son, 1: off Doyle. 6. Passed ball. STRAIT
ton. wild pit: Ellis Hit by pitched
boil: Doyle. ,; Barber Umpire: kis-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
Coins Like wiiafire.

The cams looked like II would 70 TO
extra innin<s just before the blowup In
the eighth, Bath twirlers were going like
wildftre ana seemed 10 be getting better
the longer The game went omaha's sup.
port OF their pitcher was glit-edged. with
the exception Of the ninth inning.
Baruey Reilly was sent In to bat for
johnson In the ninth inning. with the
hope OF starting rally but when Justice
fieidsd his hot liner things began TO look
bad for tine Josles.
scanlon played a, great game at secono
base agaia and continues to hold that
position down like veteran. Afbogast
did the receiving and caught q good
heady game. nIpping two or three OF the
Josie would-bc thieves at the middle sack
Castle was there and over. also behind
the bat. getting four Of the Rour':es
piifering second.
II was ladies' day. also. and the Rourkes
could not lose with over asoo OF them in
the stands applauding every time an
Omaha man cane 10 bat. when the
Rourkes got their two runs In the eighth
the fair fans demonstrated that they
we're there when II comes TO boosting for
the home team.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

KANsA sCTTY, May s-BunchinE hits
won for Kansas City today. TO q In
disnapolis scored twice. but was unable
20 hit the delivery Of either Maddox or
Hornsby successfully. Five of the locals
hits were doubles. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
DIES MONIES.


Two-base hits: Myers. Cadman, Reilly.
Curtis. Home run: Hueston. Sacrifice hits:
Reilly, WEIGH. stolen bases: Breen.
Myers, Cadman. Smith. Hueston. Left on
bases. Sioux City, 8; Des Moines. g.
Bases on balls OFF Campbell. 2: off Hues-
ton, /. Struck out: BY Campbell. 4; by
Hueston. J. Passed balls; Cadman, 4:
Ulatowskl, /. Hit by pitched ball: Reilly.
Time: 3sh Umpire: johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

The Persistent and Judicsous Use o;
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business success
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

stnx Bali Team Loses.
The Farmers beat the sizz by the score
of to s. Sunday. Cotton Of the Farmers
struck out eleven men.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

Two-base hit; Capren. Randall. Three
base hits: Marion, Clark Sacrifice hits:
Schalk. Capron. Double plays: Charles
70 Lewis 70 Jones'. Marion 70 sehalk to
Jones. First base on halls. Off Louder
milk. ): Oft Marion 2 Struck out: By
loudermiik. Z: BY Marion. l. Tine: Ia
Umpires: Bierhaiter and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
No Runs Tni Eighth.

The nothing doing sign was hung out
by both pitchers until the eighth inning.
Nishcff. the fist man up. flew out to
zwiiling. Justice sent one to Mienke. who
bobbied Il. He stole second and went TO
third when Castle overthrew to Mienke.
Arbogast sent one to Roth. who juEsied
the ball allowing Justice 10 get across
the pan and Arbosast 10 reach first
safely. Jack Ryan popped one into Men
ke's hands. Billy Davidson then made the
longest hit OF the day. siamuiing tho ball
20 the right field fence for three bases.
scoring Arby. coyie grounded out John
son TO Borton.
Reilly went to bat for johnson and was
an easy out. Justice 10 Kane. Kelly sent
q high one to Davidson. who misjudged
It and let II slip through hts fingers.
Kelly getting TO second Powell went out.
seanioa TO Kane. Justioe booted watson's
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

BEATRICE. Neb.. May s-(s5ecisl
Telegram. l-Beatrioe defeated the York
State league base ball team here this
afternoon BY the score OF to 4 The
features were the batting OF Mslker and
the pitching OF Beltz OF Beatrice. He
struck out sixteen batsmen. Badara OF
YORK made a sensational one-handed
catch Of difficult ny in left field The
two teams will play here again tonax NV.
Score: RH.E.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

Two-base hits: Archer. Devlin. Three
bsse hit: Spratt. Home run: Miller
Hits: Off Tyler. in one-third inning;
off McTigue, nine In two-thirds inning;
off Brown. In seven innings. Sacrifice
hits: Cheney CD. Brown. Stolen base:
Devlin. Double plays; Spratt to Sweeney
to Devlin. Eyers TO Tinker to thinner.
man, kirks TO King TO Mcdonald, Tinker
10 Zimmerman. Left on bases: Chicago,
Z; Boston, 8. Bases on bats. OFF Cheney,
]; off Tyler. l; off Brown. S Struck
out: BY Cheney, I: by Brown. 3 Time:
i:A UmpIres; tombstone and Eason
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
sioux CITY RALLIES IN NINTH

Hueston Teached for Four Hits In
the Last Inning.
SIOUX CITY. Ia, May "a ninth-in-
ming rally gave sioux City 10 VIC
tory over Des Moinss. Hueston was
touched up for four hits In the last In
ming Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
oIant. outpIay Carain.I..

I ST. LOUIS, May b,-St. Louis added an
other game to the Il" column this after
noon, New York winning the opener.
New York started the scoring, getting
two runs In the first. when Devore was
passed. Doyle tripled and Burns singled.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
CHICAGO.
BOSTON.

Totals. 10 - 10
sBstted for McTigue In second inning.
sBatted for Brown In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
LINCOLN.

sBatted for jackson In the second.
Called az end Of eitgth account Of rain,
Wichita ....s+....-.-.. ~
Lincoln ................3 400 o 50
Left on bases: Lincoln. 6. Wichita. l3
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

BATTERIES: Beatrice. Bsltz ana Darrow;
YORK Osborn. J0bet and Speer.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

rst.ls.....s nm . Tsssh...n Tala 3
E Es!sssSs' . 80 istSttS -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
Brewer. Bat out Victory.
LOUISVILLE
MILWAUKEE
anun

MILWAUKEE, May S-Loudermllk
was pounded by Milwaukee. which wor
from Louisville. Score.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-30
VALUABLE ADVICE.
Alexandria Citizens Should Profit by
The Following Statement.

Doan's Kidney Pills were used by
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Now comes further evidence.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-30
FAIRFAX GRAND JURY
Judge Thornton lmpanels Jury to
Inquire Into Personal
Assessment

Judge Thornton last week sum-
moned special grand jury of nine
residents of FairfaX county to IN
quire into assessments Of personal
property according to suggestion
and recommendation made by the
State Auditor of Public Accounts,
in a letter sent to all the Circuit
Judges in the State. The special
grand jury met on Monday and was
sworn in with R. R. Buckley, of Cliff
ton, as foreman, the other members
being Thos. A. Williams, D. L. San
ders, J. F. Swart, Walter Leeds, r.
C. Hickey, and J. A. Storm. Two 9th
ers, r. L. Harrison and ". 7. Reid,
were unable to appear and were
excused from service, and the grand
jury was ordered to be composed OF
seven members.
Judge Thornton charged the grand
jury at length along the lines lndl-
Gated in State Auditor Moore's let
ter, calling attention to the alleged
omissions OF assessment on IN
comes, stocks, bonds and notes, bank
deposits and automobiles. He said
shat from such examination as he
had been able to make of the figures
presented by the State Auditor, he
thought Fairfax county was we'll up
with other countries in the matter
If assessments, paying a just pro-
2ortion Of taxation. The grand jury
we're given copies of the auditors
letter and fthe revenue laws, and
we're instructed that if there were
any violations they should report in
dictmeNts.
The grand jury took up the matter
81 assessments in Dranesville district
irst, and examined Commissioner OF
Revenue, S. A. Wrenn, thereon. With
ouS having completed DlanesVille
district the grand jury adjourned TO
he third Monday in January, when
t is understood the subject will be
gone into thoroughly, with the as
l;istance Of the Commonwealth At
:orney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-30
ACCUMULATION OF CCB3LE-
STONES.

City Engineer Emmett c. Dunn
sta:es that his office has accumulated
over 5000 wagon loads OF cobble
stones which had been placed at the
Pitt street dump. They have been
taken from the streets in Alexandra
which have recently been improved
with new paving. Mr.. Dunn will sell
the stones al S1.0O per load to any one
desiring them. In certain sections
notably the middle west, cobble stones
are in great demand for use in deco
rative construction of cottages and
bungalows, the stones being laid IN
cement as high up as the second story,
above which the rought timber or
clapboard construction is commended
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holders.

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holders of the University Club Build
ing Co., Inc, will be held on the 18th
day of November, 1912, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, at the principal Office of the
Company, in the State of Virginia.
10 South Fairfax Street, Alexandria,
Virginia, for the purpose Of electing
a Board Of Directors and receiving
and acting upon the reports of the Of
ficers, and for the transaction OF
such other bushes sas may properly
come before the meeting.
Dated the 18th day OF October, 1912.
MYRON M. PARKER, Pres.
G. +. SNYDER, Secty.
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Scho!er's Celebrated German Liver
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VIRGINIA. 49, corno-o.
ION Court Of the City of Ale%andria
IN the Sth day of November. l9l2.
Cecilia CSpcaks) Dadc. ,.,.,.
VS.. III Ci'aiSc''
Casey Dade.
Memo. ,L+oir
IN absolute divorce from the bohus VI
11atrimony for the complainant IRON
he defendant on the ground OF deser-
ion and abandonment for more tiai'
wears: that the complainant rcsui IN, ~,
rcr maiden name OF Speaks, ana lot a..
,urthcr and general relief as 10 equity
nay seem meet. .. eva -
It appearing by the affidavit hled IN
Robinson Moncurc. +. q. and TINS caust
hat the defendant Casey Dadc - !"
nonresident Of this State II Is vi
tered. That said defendant appear ncr'
rithin fifteen days after due puDllca-
ion Of this order, and do what IS NEG
.ssarv to protect his interests IN I'M
suit, and that II copy of TINS ordSr y,
forthwith inserted in the AleNanurla
-,nZcttc, q newspaper published IN IN,
.ity of Alexandria. once week 10:
:our successive weeks. and posted !
he front door Of the Court House o.
his city.
vTyELfE S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an,
nuaI meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Washington Safe Deposit Com
pany, Incorporated, will be held at
the Office of the Company, No. 123, S,
Royal street, in the City Of Alexan-
dria, State of Virginia, on the Fifth
day of November, 1912, at u o'clock,
IL, for the purpose Of electing a
Board of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the said meeting.
GEO. C. HENNING, Secy.
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SALE OF NALCA-
BLE FARM NEAR ALENAN-

y,
p,. virtrn of n decree of the Circuit
court of Fairfax County, virginia: en-
tered at the November term: l?l-; ~.
he chanccry cause therein dependlnE
Of J. S. Collard, in his own rlShtI;, -
commitment, against J. +. Allison
sheriff administrator. etc. and others;
leCcndants, the undersigned Specla!
commissioners of sale We're therein or
Tered to expose to sale at puoilc au
ION in front of the Royal street en-
rance to the Market House, IN N
-itv of Alexandria. Va, deccdeht'
sinia Colla"d's portion. being Lot Mo-.
of the Groveton Farm; c9htai s,,ni
shout iifty acres OF good land, al suen
tine and after such advertisement as as
Of fe not less than $40 per acre: Gotta %.
Therefore in pursuance oI S soln us
c ciT3or rn If sale will expose TO sale said
fiftv acres of land. at a price not less
than $50 per acre, on SAIuKGD:tta' 3 3iS1
i-ARY nth. 1913. in front OF me Inc ifSP
81, STREET ENTRANCE TO the MAJ
inc bounded and described as loiao"s;
OF No. / of Groveton. Eeginnlng a.
"a lin the centre of the County, 20"
where the line OF Henderson or .m s
Smont tract crosses the same. and
thence with said lire South 50 - az Ge-
rrecS East to 4 stone. corner " ~ ,r
ton: thence with the CLIFTON ilne No "a
~ 10 degrees East 1915 chains TO a
.d~nar Of Lot No. .; thence with the
line of the same North 6S IL aesgeGi "a
WGS5 2 road G ana thence With Tie af9rs
said County road to the heginnlns' cGd
aiming fifty acres. more or less, sad
land being we'll wooded ana IN con Tti.
lent driving distance of AeNahur'a
Terms. All cash. or one-third casn
and the balance in two equal lhStal-
mcnts at six and twelve months. ON
rnIancinn 10 be at the cost OF the pur-
e"@Se''' ROBINSON MONCLRE
THOMAS F.. KEITH
Special Commissioners OF SAFE
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of tn" Corpo-
,oration Court of the City of AleNah-
2ria. on the 3Oth day Of November
1912.
Harry Melville Burch
VS.. IN '''d"''''
Julia Grace Eurch
Memo The object OF this. SUIT Is
o obtain for the complainant, Harry
Melville Burch. divorce mensa et
thoro from the defendant. julia Grace
Burch on the ground of wilful de-
sertion and abandonment: and lhaI
the complainant be decreed sCch Lur-
,hcr relief as to equity is right
It appearing by an affidavit filed III
this cause that the defendant, Ju!ih
Grace Burch. is a nonresident oil
this State: il is Ordered that TIE said
defendant appear here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this or
Ter and do what is necessary 10 pro-
.ect her interests in this suit, ana
shat Il copy Of this order be forth-
with inserted In the Alexandria Ca
zettee "a newspaper published In the
City OF Alexandria, once week fof
four successive weeks. and posted
II the front door Of the Court House
of this city.
= Copy-Testc:
NEWELL s. GREENAWAy, Clerk.
Charles E. Corgan, P. Q.
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present.

yIEGlEIA.
in the Clerks Office of the Corpora
ion Court OF Alexandria Oh the
,vtn day OF November, 1917.
Margaret I. Grant,
vs.. In Chanccry
George Grant
Memo.
The object Of this suit is 20 obtain
or the complainant. Margaret Il. Grant.
IN absolute divorce from the defendant,
ieorgc Grant. or the ground of wiltul
leserrion and abandonment for more
han three years; and that the COM
claimant be dccrced such further and
other relief as TO equity is right.
II appearing By an affidavit filed in
mis- cause that the defendant, Geo.
rant. is Il nonresident of this state:
I is ordered. That said defendant APP
,ear here within fifteen days after
IN. uub!ica zion Of this order, and do
yhat is necessary 10 protect ms IN
crest in this suit. and that copy OF
his order be forthwith inserted IN the
\leyandria GaZcttcc. Il newspaper pup
;shcd in the City of Alexandria. once
week for four successive weeks
md posted at the front door OF tn"
court House of this city.
4 Copy--Tcste.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
~rarlcs r. CoTGan. =. O.