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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-28
BOOK REVIEWS.

THE HEROINE IN BRONZE; or. For
trait of n Girl; a Pastoral a. the
City. BY James Lane Allen, author OF
The Kentucky Cardinal" etc. New
York: The Macmillan Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-28

THE American Society Of Miniature
Painters announces its fourteenth an
nual exhibition, to be held at the galleries
of NJ. Knoedler & Co.. New York. from
February 1 to IT,. Exhibits will be received
at the Artists Packing and Ship ing Com
pany January -. LEILA MECdLiN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-28

} ]OTWITHSTAN the in
4 Vulnerable counter attrac-
III tions of the holiday season,
the exhibition of contemporary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-28

Atkinson. c. T. History of Germany. i'"S
F47-At5ih. ,.,,
Hodgetts f. A. Il. The House Of Hohenzolern
F411-Ii66 .- 800,
Moffat NJ NJ Maria Theresa. F4I6-M.3
Norman Gertrude. Brief History "t Ba'ara.
1910 F41B-N1s.
Richard Ernst. History OF German Ciyiiiza-
ton. FEAT R:5SS. =,
Dutch Reu,bic 1906. Fi6I.-ZSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-28
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
HISTORY AND LITERATURE RE-
GENTLY ADDED.

In the following list is given selec-
ton of some Of the Public Library ;
new books OF history and books treat
ing of the literature of various coun-
tries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-28

TIL Central Park for a back
ground and native imagi-
ton whose windows all look
out on some sort of Area
dian field, Mr.. Allen achieves
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llusldnbiibe 9tamrihten

Das WitpenrehtDe Der y G L
fanfranen. Dos fhrpor5e aopfs
tud, pas 3sihen Der I'm ibren Wtann
truuernben Ditttpe, ipiro jebt 81 5au5
fenben auf benz Baltan getrasen tperS
ben ,lnb Elm Tihtbares Spmbol barr
i.ellen fir bas pieIe 6er5eleio, oas ur@
Ter pe.n Sieoesiubel perborsen lit5t.
Die @itttpe bat Bel ben Ssrben uno
8ulaar.n, iiberbnupt BET allen fuo'la'
ipiIden 8Olfern bes 8altans, ibre
turh alten 8pltsbrauh bsitimr1te els
aenartiee Staluns, ibre beionoeren
sfshte nno pflihten. Gin Sabr lana
mub lie um ibr.n Wann trauern. Sn
bieIem Srausriabr BARI fte nxber in
Ger Spinnitube eriheinen, nod mi:
ben onberen Grauen frObii6 5un1
ssabrmartt ober gum 5an3 sebell
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sl.ih 5ur qflitt ssmaht tpirb, ipeite,
i'm 6duie bes Mannss gu bleiben. Bel
ben Bulsaren barf Die iunse ttnDer'
loie Wittpe itnter nmitGnDen aih II
ras glterrbuus auriidtebren, dbs,
fpenn lie es tbilt. pirb lie iiberauA
| perGdtlih anseieten. sSn Dieier ei.
| aentbiimlibsn Sitie Iheinen nod Gin:
fIiiiIe hes alien rDmiih bp3ansini.
! Ifen 3ehtes i'm 0olfe lebenbig 81
| Iein, bic Dor pielen bunbert sSobrer
eineebrungen isin mDgen. Menn BIZ
Mitttp. aus Der 0ouseemeinihuft be:
Dsrftorbenen @atten ousiheibet, erb
iie mad benz Geipobnbettsrehte MID
bas @eringfte bon ibm. iie barf nul
bic mitaebrahte Musfteuer mitnehni en-
/ 9eiratbet lie gum 5peitenMal, 70 m uf
| {ie {ogar Die bonn eriten Mann erhal
.sn.n Gidente suriidlafsn. Nur fel
ten ipirb ibr iiberbaupt bas Slid ei
ner afpeitsn Gle gu tbeil. Die 9au 3
genofen, Dor alien Die Shpies.re {
| tern, fuhen bas auf iebe Meife 3u biii
| tertreiben. benn bic 3ipeite 6tiratb gil
pielfah als Elm Ghimpf, ben Die Mitt
| tpe benz Neritorbenen antbut. go Der
bsingt bic 3uriidsebliebent ibr titles
2eben in Der grSiebuns ibrerRinber
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pon benz liebssfebnen Der jnngel
Wittspen. ober iie fhi!bern aud tpar
nenb bas frnuriee Cos, bas ibrer q
ber Geite bts 3fpeiten N1annes barr,
j Srsulss erf&sint cine fDI&e graz
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2eier, $500.
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.. II. 6. 60, $4,000.
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Healtp Co., $248.
Ilbert g. 9atbiann an 6arrilou Z.
Stdsman, $3.50.
9lusnit 6ebemann al 9uolep =.
Sutealt, $3.50.
S5reberid $. Bddmeier on grpnfiz
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Se,rD Sbermdnn an Soutlsrn
Sbip 8. Ii. 3. Co., $1700.
5uab Wcgeon an 5he Oafleb parf
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oyobn s. Sturm an biefelbe, $1475.
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elmer 6. 5erris an gntsrprtie .
! u. &C., $4,000.
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UraaSeisentbums. 9yputbefen,
Cincinnati q. WOo.

Heut Sbpotbefen.
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Coon Co., $1,000.
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60, $3.50.
Sobn 3d. Mobbug an bieieI6e
$3.50.
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(S6luB folst.)



Catherine Sherrer On Serman unb
emma g. aern, % Bel 50 JuB an
3eItner Strate; 81.
Jreberida 2sifer an bic 8rrldmann
grstping Co.. 6 Sabre 9o6t Des 81.
qentbums. betannt als go. 4314 Go
Israin Qpenus; monatithe Mi.tbe $50.
Sobn 5ornsbereer on Sobn unD
SbeophiIa WeIaso, % Bel 143 SUB on
Der NorDieite Der 9reeman apenue;
81.
Sk 5irit German Gponselieat
proteitant CONGREGATION on Sobn
S6ear, 2pts so, 81 unp She'll Der
2pts 81 unp 63 in Saeob Soffner's
llnterabtbeiluns in Gumminspiae;
$500.
gpnrab petri an 1ilnen R. Syrsnh,
81 bel 80 SUB an Der Sitieite Der
8ine StraBe, $50 SUB nDrolih bon
llniperiitp 4oenue; ST..
Barbara S6ubah on CLARA g..
9iebl.r, 5beiI Der Got 10 in psr llns
terabtbeilung DON 5. 6. 2uoIop's
gitate; 81.
ptoebs u. Soxinb on gaa 5. aesfe,
35 BEL 1873 SUB an Der Sioieite Der
Gbais IDenus, 126 SUB peitIih bon
Jloriba 9lpenus; 81.
0ictor Subsr an Qi55ie 9ubtr, Cots
II unD 10 in Games u. priee's llns
:erabtbeilung on Stn.e Ipenue; 81.
Sobn 9. gafeae on Jrant u. Nurs
re, cine Got on piue Grope glpenue in
9poe part; 81.
GmiIie M. S1pdserls Ibler an
fDenrp UNI Inna 9ueil, Got SO in
gi.sler's llnterabtbeiluns in Jair@
mount; 81.
2etpis Q. Smitb an .. 6. S'9rien.
! 3 Sa5re padt pom 12. Suli 1912 BON
54 Bel rs SUP an Mnrplano IDenue;
monatlide Mietbe $22.50.
9lmansa s. miuer ON Jobn Scott,
43 bel 175 SUB an Der Oitieite ber
Woore Strabe in MabiIonDilIe; $500
/ glmer s. Jerris an CLARA Wiler.
80 BET 1876 SuB an her Sitfeite be,
Morie StraBe in 2intpOoo; 81.
! William Gilbert on Hutb 20. Ge.
nan. aOts 141, LAP. 143, 148, 149
| 152, 153 unb 156 in Jfaac Bates lin,
|; terobtbeilung an Gprins GrpDe 9lpe:
| nue; 81.
| Sobn 9rnnbitettsr an CHARLES @
gauer, Got 36 in Sacob 8es's Gftat:,
81.
4 Sable aearns Il. u. an g. 5. 8on'
feb, II BET SO GuB an Der Siioleit,
Der Carlisle 4penue, 66 SUB tpeftlid
bon Stone StroBe; 81.
i George Rebn an emma Shmerr
50 Bel 100 SUB on Der Norbieiis bel
8roipne Strabe; 81.
/: W. 6. 5otterslkp on bic goDl
Aalsp Co., 1heiI VI got "a n Rof
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penn ct in bas ebrlihe Geiiht oes
alien Oieners idb.
Die srpbe, portrefflidl prgantllrte
MnItalt, in Die Rruuie ioeben trttt,
birat eins erobe 3abl Wobnlinniser
dller Mrten. sSn pielen Ibthetlilngsn,
au benen psrfhiepsne 9lufgdnse unn
5reppen fiibren, eeionbert, iperoen tte
Der Nrt itrer 8rantbeit ndh behan@
belt unb sepflegt. Die untsren Ndu@
me nehnen Ole @srtpaltllngsburedus
elm, in bersn zines arduie ipeben nit
beIheioensn 8ruB tritt.
SD bringe ipie in jeDem ItertslIahr
oas 8eIb BON 6errn Geinharot tlr DIE
prei aranteh," iaete er gum Hed7
nungsfiibrer, Der ibm Die Autttun9srl
auslteut unb bann Die niht gertn9s
Summe in Gmpfang nimmt.
r9tun oarf ih pobl lpteoer 81 Den
geiben oben uuf oeben2 - ben Poeten
bub' ih fhpn seIeben."
,9lber nidt binein; bier lit bieWdrts
fir Oen Warter, baB er Sbnsn Den
Sang Dffnet."
Srouie bantt unb Ihreitet oann ott
Ereppcn binauf, fein 9elitt 5sb'
lid mebr unb mebr in srnlte Jalten;
iebt itebt er Dor Der bobsn fsiten Sbiir
bic i'm nod bon Dem Sang i6eibet, II
ben er 9elansen hill. 2luf Die Wearte
Die sr poraeigt, Dffnet iie ihm berWar.
ter, Der iiberoies ben aIten geiuhsr
Der piermal i'm Sabre reaelmdbte
tpmmt, Ihpn tennt.
,9laes beim glltsn," ipridt er all
ben frasenosn 9lid Sraufe's; .pi
ioI's iein, - tagelong briten iie Dol
! Iit bin uno bann pieoer treibt iie rdt
Ienbe 9lngIt; bab lie DEM Srrlinn im
mer fhperer perfallsn. Sd tenne bas
Iqes ihon, man nennt bas Werfol
gungspabn, - bic itno unbeilbar."
SIMMER bisielbe Gooesnodriht
Wibt Sbr, tpie tppbI tbut es bagesen
ipenn man bon sinem Meniheu bort
boB sr eeitprhsu lit. 0us erlpett MID
| 10 inches SetuH, iple oleIe 0lobsbot
fhaft INNER lpieoer BON jenen Ribei
2sNnbistobten. 9ptt bstpabre I'M!
bapprl"
Sn ibren nur nit Dem giotbrpenoig
| item duseeitatteten RGumen, Die nebei
einanber Iteesn, finost 9rouie Mar
tbo unb tSermann. Die beibsn I'm
9liidIihen boben mad ben Sablloiel
Geiben unb ben furdtbaren 9orfdllen
Die lie obbahlo, ssmu6t, bier enblid
siHe StGtt. sefunbeu, an Der man Il
'orgIum biitet unD pfIegt. 9tlfrl
Reinbarb tat es iid) 5ur 2ebensuuf
sube sema6t, fir bic geoarfniile be
geiben gu iOrgen, 10 Iunge lie leben
er Ihidt oas 9eIb burd 8rauis, bd E
ith niht entihlieBen tam, ben fiird
tsrlih.n ginbrud in iid auf3unebmen
ben bic beib'n Wabniinnisen auf Sc
ben MAIDEN, unb legt audi itets ben 8s
trag fir ben armsn Ioonis 5srsde,
BEL.
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ireulos ntht nur oeasn ben 0dbinsss
idieoenen, ionbsrn Dor allen esgsn
bic Sinper, Die tie in oas nsue penn
unter teinen llmltdnOeu mitnebmen
oorT. so cine hiinoilHe Ututter!
9ott iou lie itraisn! Iagt pus gslts@
| lieo. ,Stre aleinen lisb lie i'm Sti1,
am Saus bes WanHss, 5og plecer
beirt sur 9eriponoti6aft uHb ihloB
cine neue Gbe." 9as ainp elmer
gDittpe, bic gum 5tpeitsn IJials 9ehs''
ratbet, piro ,als Wuiis ohns 8atsr
uuo Wlutter" betra4tet. Die Hsnoer
aebOren ins Saus hires gaters, nod
oem Spritrport: rNas Die Rub audi
oas Gisentbum zines 5remosn ner.
5en bas aalb ge9prt mir" 90 ut
oas aeben Der Wittpe ouf Dem galtaH
redt betlugenslpert1 3par indt fas
| 9ehtbetpuBtTsin BEG 8oltes lie 81
Iihiiben, inbem es fir cine Der ihpsr-
| item Siinoen retlGrt. audi MIR ons
Gerinofte BON Der 5abe elmer gBitttps
! au iteblen. 5roBoem 1T lie usbeTs
uriFfen uno 4usbeutungen auer Nrt
ausosisbt. Qu Die 5rauer oes Wit.@
s-enloies, Die jebt iiber 10 pisle gal@
| tanfrauen oetommen 1T. llegt In bern
'Ier6iideu Spridtport beIhloiien, bas
| furs unD biinbig luutst: nNittpe lem
'feibt eleno iein."
| Cine ,aranfheit Der 3 r.
liten". Sic jiingite amflihe Grfld'
truna Der ruiiiiten Soidr5te ilber Die
Grtrantuns bss 3arepitid Der jue
| oenofit)e Gronprin5 leioet on 9nnto-
lpbilie uno lit ein ogluter" = lit Der
IMnsaongspunft zines illterellanfen
auiiabes iibcr bieie merfIpilroige
! aranfbeit, Der in Der engliiden meoi'
ISinii6en 3eitihriit uSoipital" per-
| osIentldlt miro. Gie Sdmopbile beItebt
Ipie idon ibr ganme iagt, i'll einer
| iibcrtriebenen Neignng 3n glutrngen
perih,ieoeniter 9lrt, Die aui alle bisber
lbefannten 9Iutitiaungsmittel nlht
'reaairt. Ias 2eiben lit faIt INNER
. srblih lno man finoet es merfpiirota
aerpeiie iebr OF in iiirltliheu Jami'
lIien; Die @eid)ihte Der Sellfltnoe Der.
Iseidnet id,on aus Dem Wtitteldlter Der
) cine lange Heibe BON sSallen. in oener
: lnie <MifaIieoer fiiritIher 8eIhle6ter
Ipon oieier 8lutIud)t beintgeluf)t tpaa
, lren. ssn Der 8olfsiprade erflarte man
Dieje franfbaiie gteigung su glutnn.
{ oen nit Der glnnahme, onB Die Inges
: l1lannten gluter ynnr cine Sant ltatt
4 Iorei" batten. Ssn @irflidfeit babeH
, Die gluter natiirlid) ebenio Diel Sdilte
4 ipie ieber anoere Weuid), rlanlih cine.
n Die uriad,e unb bns @eien oes 2el'
/. bens lit Der Miiienlhaft nod bellte eiit
Il @eaenltano nlannigIaGer Strelt1ra'
!. aen. uno manhe 8elebrten tpollen Die
: aranfbeit in elmer ungepobniid leif-
+ ten 3erreibbarfeit Der gIntgeiaBe iino
/ lin eiuer anaeborenen Gnge Der aortu
: iuhen. aagemeiner lit Die annabme,
n oaB oos glut Der Sdmopbilen pom ei.
I Iner geringeren @erinnbnrfeit lit ais
l. normoles 8lut, 10 oab Bel leihtefeH
: Dsrlsbungen in Jdllen BON 8lutiuht
Z bic Blutung niht nuGldBt. Gin 1pes
Z NifiI6es !Yilmittsl sesen bas Qeiben
IL it.bt Der WiFenihaft CUR 3eit niht
n all @ebote, man lit uuf cine nabrbafie.
i Ieidlt perDaulihe GiGt unb duf eins
3 0erlneibung alier fOrperlihen 4ns
j! ftrenounaen. Q(llem MRiheine mad
1. r,L -, .,.,Sarx, cSrrs~ 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-13
DEATH OF F. 4. G. HANDY.

As pnnouace1 in the Gazette yestcr
day Frederick A. c. Handy. formerly
Il well.known newspaper correspondent
of Washington died at his home in
Bancroft, Va. Yesterday morning. Mr..
Handy was seventy Yeas old AMI
served in the Signal Cnrus Of the
James River Squadron. For years he
represented the Chicago Tribune an /
other leading papers here. and for 4
number Of years chairman OF the
press commilreG OF the Senate and
House.
He was n charter member of the
Gridiron Club. and n member oi Poto-
mac Loige, No. ), +. \. 4. NJ.
Mrs Leila c. Handy. three sons and
4 daughter survive him. Funeral SER
vices will be held on Monday at 1890
0 clock from the Arlington Presby-
terian Church The body will he in
tered in Oak Hill cemetery, the Ma
sons conducting the services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-13
HEE.N.iIIINt, COLD WNNt.

Baltimore. Jan. l:;-Cnld weather
records for In" past - years w"r"
broken this morning when al sis
O'Clock til" thermometer registered
below zero.
Northwest winds this morning
broke tn, ic., pack in tn" chesap"ak"
Bay nraaT Sandy Point and traffic
for The larger vessels was Resumed,
Three Merchants aud Miners Liners
from Providence. Boston ana Say
annah arrived in pnri about :: - clock.
after hayiu" spent III! day yesterday
in an ice pack - miles below thi>
city. This morning iii" Ch"sapeaH"
Steamship Company and The EaltI-
n.ur" Steam Packet Company sent
our steamers for Norfolk and wlrr-
less dispatches later reported that
.ht.y W"r" making good progress
through fields Of ic" from six 10 -
inches thick. but had encountered no
Jams such AZ caught the bay iIc"' YES
terday. when HE ice piled four feet
thick in places. The Temperature" on
the hay ranges from fnnr 10 six de-
2T,."S below zero.
N.w York. Jan. -. For The iirSI
tim" in several years New York cN-
p-l.i"nced zero wcather today. and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-13
MLL.-WORIi ERS
READY TO STR1k IS r..

lawrence Mass. Jan ia gem
eraI strike of all mII-wor;crs in New
England was feared today rs the result
Of the rictng that followed yesterday :
walk out OF u, 400 operatives who
struck a 4 protest against their wages
being reduced through the operation Of
the mandatory II hour Il week law
Business l. al Il .taudstllI.
Fifteen thousand additional workers
were expected to abandon the looms
today ami when they 60 ont every mill
in this city vii be affected. So serious
is the situation, the majority Of the
strikers being Foreigners auI extremely
exc.t ,lrIe that the authorities declare 4
general sympathetic strike order he Is
su ii it vii bc necessary 10 call out The
entire State NatiouaI Guard 10 main
tain order IN the niII cities OF the com.
monweaI;h.
Joseph f.t,or, of Nes York, AID
G;iido MarznreIdo, nf Lynn, national
organizers for the lmdustria Workers Of
the World who are behind the strikers.
arrived today. Thcv stated that they
would Immediately make plans To
force Il general sympathetic strike
throughout ali New England if the
companies here DO not agree today It"
restore the wage scale.
There were numerous minor CLASHES
to-day but nobody was seriously hurt.
Realizing the SERIOUSNESS Ct the
situation aid fearing repetition Of the
iioting u Yesterday whcn the scores
were injured the city council appointed
u tiremcu az police deputies and or
dcred every avaiIableIpoliceman sent N
patrol auty ir the factory districts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-13
CAST FOR CONVENTION.

The following is the cast for II he
Old Maids Convention" to be held in
the ElSs' Hall, Tuesday January 10th T.:
Josephine Jane Green. president. Miss
Clarence Snowden; Priscilla Abigail
Hodge. secretary. Miss Nancy Tackctt:
Calamity lane Higgins, treasurer, Miss
Cora Jones: JcruSha Matilda Spriggins
OF the clinging variety. Miss haail
Daingrrlield; Belinda Bluegrass. dress
reform advocate, Miss Kitty Barrett;
Sophia Stuckup. Suffrageltc Mr.. Har-
ry e. Cation: Rebecra Rachel Sharp.i ci
y sentimental turn. Mrs. Lewis H..
Machen; Charity Longface. Miss Mary
Snowden: Polly Jane Pratt, Miss Lisa
Anderson; Mary lane Frader, Miss
Pauline Nicol: kosiah Coiiin Winter.
green, Miss Esther Burke: Francis
Touch -me-not. Miss Christina kcmpcr ;
Violet Ann Ruggles, q little hard o!
hearing. Miss Sophie Tackett; Tiny
Short. Miss Snow: Betsy Bobbctt, OF 4
poetical turn, Miss Elsie Suow1en; Gle
opalra Belle Brown, Miss Filth Saow-
den; Juliet Long, Miss Esther Green
Mary lcmima Snoigrass. Miss Julia
Nicol: Professor Makeover. Mr.. Har-
ry b. Cation. Levi Perrival Jones, as
sistant, Mr. Wiliqm Brooke.
The Old Maids will be assisted bv the
following talent: Mr.. William Mills.
Mrs. Sherman p. Fowler. Miss kast,
Mr.. Richard w. Writ. little Miss Care
line West and Mr.. Sherman y. Fowler,
srcompauiS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-13
LOCAL BRtVlTiES.

Miss Matte John, oi Linden. IS, III
the Alexandria Hosui;r fOt treatment.
The SlclIrake Manu- featuring Com.
panv. incorporated uf th;4 city, at il
animal meeting held yesterday at the
Offices Of Attorney Leo =. Harlow.
ensuing year: Henry l.. SheIIrakr
PRESIDENT: Fred ]. Brennan secretary
and treasurer: William y. Reach, ;r,.
vice PRESIDENT, all foi Washington.
The Alexandria baseball club will
hold I meeting in the office ot
Manager Apprch, 10 South Royal
street, on February !. at 80 p. m.
for the purpose Of cl"cting officers for
tie coming seasun.
The Alexandria High School defeat
rd the Young Mems Sodality l.yceum
basketball team last night at A;mory
Hall, IL To ;. Neil Hill started for the
losers, while 'Yank" Curtin and Wen
zcI played grca! ball for the school.
boys.
The Alexandria Chamber OF Com
mere" has fixed February i. rs the
date 81 it, next annual banquet.
4 horse attached to a sleigh ran
away Will" on King street late ycstcr-
DAY afternoon during The absence OF
H. owner. The animal ran ur and
down several streets before being stop.
ped. considerably damaging the sleigh.
r.. Jewish CJunci! OF Women will
g!y" lance on Monday night at til"
FIk> Au,l,oriuri. The proceeds will
60 to the charity fund Of the organi-
zatIUn. The arrangements Tor the
dance are being mad" by Miss lennir
Blomhhc;n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-13
4
ARE DROWN ED

Trenton. y. j., Jan. l;;.-Fivc per,
SONS were drowned early today when 4
large touring automobile helousing IL
&rederick Foster. skiddcd on the River
Read near Brookyille. about three
miles from here, and went over an
cm6auk ment. crashing through the ice
into the water power.
With Foster, who was driving the
machine were Donai.l Reed, son nf
former Supreme Court Justice Alfred
Reed, Chester A. Van Cl@ef. and three
young women. Foster was iIie only
one OF the party who escaped.
Tie party had been on Il JOY ride
and were returning 10 this city. The
machine was going ut Il fast rate OF
speeding and in rounding curvr,
the wheels skidded on the snow and
! Foster lot control.
Foster managed To reach the bank
Of the water power and finding that
all the others OF the party had dis
appeared beneath the lie, ran 10 ;hr
home OF Louis Smith al Wiihurtla, !,
4 mile and hall away and gave
the alarm His clothing was frozen
to his body when he reached Smith 3
home aud is was necessary to cat t
| ON him. He is in Il serious condI-
ton from exposure.
Foster said he did not know the
names OF the three young women who
we're with him in the automobile and
bef rs could he questioned further
apsed into uncousciousnes>.
Later this morning the bodies OF two
.ot tic girls recovered. They are Miss
Helen Muvey, Of Allen street and Miss
Margaret Tindall, OF Butler street. The
MuIvey Girl was idenIi!ic by card IN
her poo k@ts. The TiC1laIl girls body
WAS recognized by friends went to iie
mnrgue where the romaias were re.
moved.
The third girls body has just been
recovered. She was Saran Helzsr, Of
Baltimore, - years OF age, Il visitor
here,
All the victims we're in tl;c back seat
nf.thc car with Foster driving. They
fought desperately for their lives, their
bottles showing terrible cunInrtiUns.
1t is not known when the sodirs OF
Reed and Van C!ecf will he recovered
is they have iloated down the stream
under the ice.
Young Foster, who is still at Smiths
home is in 4 serious condition from
exposure and may contract pnen.
mouia. He figured in an automobile
accident year ago when he and bis
brother and several other men were
badly hurt and one was killed. Last
night was the first time he had driven
the car since thai accident.