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ISO. ALEXANDRIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUXE'24, 1903. PRICE 2 OEtfTS. MEDH INAI. Physicians are calling attention to the fact that influenza or grip has come to stay.

In the larger cities there has been a marked increase in diseases affecting the organs of respiration, which increase is attributed to the prevalence of influ? enza. Persons who are recovering from grin or influenza are in a weak condition anil peculiarly liable to pulmonary dis? ease. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures coughs, bronchitis, lung "trouble" and other diseases of the organs of res It is the best tonic medicine or those whose strength and vitality have been exhausted by an attack of grip. It purifies the-blood, cleansing it of the poisonous accumulations which breed and feed disease.

It gives increased ac? tivity to the blood-making glands, and so increase? the supply of pure blood, rich with the red corpuscles of health. "A word for your Medical Discov? writes A. Bender, of Kerne. Coshocton Ohio. "We have been using it as family medicine for iiure than four vcari As cough remedy and blood-purifier there is nothing better, ami after having the grip Dr.

Pierces Golden Medical Discovery is mst the right medicine fur a complete tracing up." Accept no substitute for ''Golden Med? ical Discovery." There is nothing "just as good for diseases of the stomach, blood, and lungs. The staggila liver is made active by the use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. itoma? Troubles cured hy Ke? CURE Under all curable conditions! POR OVER SIXTY YEARS Oi.n and Wbix-Tbibd Krvr.nY.? Mr-. Winslow'i Soothing Syrup has been usi? I f.n over years by million? mothers for tlnir children teething, perfect It soothe? the child, soften- the gums, allay? all pain, cures noi the best remedy for Piani.

pleaaaatto the tsate. by druggist? in part ofthe world. Twenty-five esatss bottle It- rallie incalculable, lie sure nad ask for Mrs. Wiaalow'i Soothing syrup and take no other kind. "Tama Bacie Timo in Flight." I 1 IB "gray.radedorbleacli tii.tr.

It? growth aucl makes i. and fi-i young. Send flro nits post 'trial to PIULO Newark, J. LAUU1. t-O-CENT ISOXTLKS HAIR HEALTH BOTTLE FREE GROCERIES.

Ql TI.I.I.S. J. C. MILBURN, IU North Boyal Street Alexandria, Va Dealer in WH STAPLE GROl ERIE8. IViipii.

tor of the POTOafAC G.G.??? FLOUB, is iineicelled. Freshly Boasted I W. A. JOHNSON ESALE GROCKBB, QEHEBAL MJERCHA1 Ami Dealen Is AU, KISD8 OF l.h.H'ORS, bu; xxx Hlul jiiivitetns attention ofttu 1 and prompt returns N- reets. Home packed in Mason (juart Jars; yoittrytiii once you will bhm ihe a jar lip IU aatzeelled fw lunches, lOe W.

P. WOOL1-8 A SON. at the Alexandria, Vir? ginia, aeeettd-clasa matter.1 ENGLISH PBEACHEB'8 K. ('. Fillitighani, Vicar of Hexton, England, has sent a letter to BJahop Potter saying that the rector and com municants of the Church of St.

Mary tin: Virgin iti New York are communi ting foolatiy at their services in defiance ofthe intents and ofthe Protestant Episcopal Choren. Mr. Fillinghani, as low-churchman, has criticised ritualists in his own country in the same candid manner on a number of occasi jus. He is visiting in this country at present and write? as follows "Fifth Avenue Hotel, "New York, June 22, 1903. "Right Reverend hope I shall not be credited with undue interference in the affairs of others if I address you on the subject of the scandalous and un? lawful proceedings at the Church of St.

Mary the Virgin, New York. "I am a beneficed clergyman of the sister Church of England. I have been called upon by my countrymen to take a prominent part in opposing the ritualistic movement in our church. Several of my American friende have urged me to do something in the same cause here hope this may be my ex? cuse lor addressing you. "I was present last Sunday morning at St.

Mary the Virgin. That church is a congregation of the Protestant Epis? copal body which solemnly denies any intentiou to depart from the Church of England in any essential point of doctrine, discipline or worship. The whole service was a flagrant lianee of Protestantism. The Church of England was reformed especially to get of the mass, but on Sunday morn? ing what was openly and cynically termed high BUM was performed. Ye-t Dtenta were worn, incense was burned, genuflections arer? made; and all these things are in flagrant defiauce of the discipline of the English church; they are absolutely illegal.

And the pro? ceedings culminated in the elevation and adoration of the senseless elements ol bread and act of idolatry, which, as our Prayer Hook says, should be abhorred by all Christian nun. "Sir, the Artici? ofBeligion, adopt 1 by the whole Protestant Episcopal church in 1801, describe masses Bl 'blasphemous fables and dangerous Yet the rector of St. Mary the Virgin publicly celebrates the high mass, which he is pledged to disbelieve. '1 write you, therefore, to solemnly urge the exercise of your episcopal au? thority in the matter of this glaring scandal. Surely you are not ineftly a Bishop in name surely you have some power to enforce the laws the church; surely the Protestant Episcopal Church in America is not the kingdom of chance and I call upon you, asa ruler of tiie Protestant church to take steps to put.

an end to tins, scandalous and idolatrous proceedings. has been my lot to protest publicly against idolatry in St. Paul's Cathedral, London, and elsewhere, I hope it tuny not be my duty, on my return to New York, to protest publicly, with a band of friends, against the idolatry practised by the rector ot St. Mary the Virgin. But if nothing i- to excise thi plague-apnt, we may feel it our duty, by forcible action, to call the attention the public to this matter.

I am, Right Reverend Sir, your obedient servant, "II. Fl I.I.I MIHA.M, "Vicar of Hexton, England." 1 HE WlLMIKOTO Without any intimation ofthe radical action they proposed to take against the defiant lynchers Qeorge White, the tvi-licr and murderer of 17-year old Helen Bishop, the Delaware authori? ties last night arrested Arthur Convoli, alleged to be ofthe leaders of the mob that burned the negro at the stake Mon? day night. Corwell is a stranger in Wilmington, and is said to be from Baltimore? Against him is a charge ol murder, ami ho is securely imprisoned in the poliei station. His arrest isa result of sweeping plan for wholesale arrests made by Attorney General Ward and astonished the community. (Orwell lingered alunit Wilmington and was taken in custody by Detective Francis in the evening.

He was try conveyed to the police station, where nolxidy is allowed to see him, and he not permitted to converse with anybody. Every policeman received io? -tnutiiin to remain absolutely reticent about the arrest. No information could be obtained about it until 10:15 o'clock last night, when Attorney Ward ad? mitted that Corwell was iu custody As the charge alleged isa capital offense, it is not bailable. The swift and dire punishment meted out to the perpetrator ofthe terrible crime is the sole topic of conversation. Public sentiment appears to deplore the resort to mob violence, but the consensus of opinion is that summary vengeance alone could atone for the brutal outrage upon the life and honor ofthe young girl.

It is said that Mate and city detectives were in the crowd Monday night and recognized some of (boas who participated in the burning. meeting of preachers was held in Wilmington yesterday at which a resolution was passed expressing a seoaOOt Borrow, indignation and shame of the lawlessness and anarchistic inoiistration that has brought reproach upon the Commonwealth of Delaware. AssACI.T Bt Two women, one white and the other colored, wir? assauled and left for dead about three and miles cast of East St. Louis yeaterday afternoon, and a pose? lor a negro described by one of Ua victims. If he should be captured Hie believed there will be a lynching, I for the double crime has caused great ex element and in.lignation among the tanmrs ot the vicinity.

One of the vic nais, Annie Creen, colored, aged 2o years, was clubbed about the head, Look Alike Taste Alike Cost Alike remo The keep the quality up, The quality keeps tbe price up. 5c The Largest Brand of Cigars in the World. TH till II Tit IWIII I rSSTtSTtSS. her skull fractured and left arm bnjken. Just before relapsing into unconscious-, ness she told ofthe ansault and described light-colored negro as her assailant.

was evidently the first victim of the man, who later appeared at the home of Brano, I farmer living between East St. Lattis and Belleville, and com? mitted the second crime. A brother of I Miss Flora Bruno returned home and found hi? sister lying OB lier bed in unconscious condition. Her skuli was fractured, both arms were broken pd she wa? suffering from other injuries. The young woman had been at home alone during the afternoon.

8be srai her bottsekeeper. Young Brano spread the alarm, and then the other ss? became known. A posse was rapid? ly summoned, and the country is being searched for the guilty man. A Oaaxunrei Howie has been challenged to a curious The challenger is Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, ol Qnidiao, Punjaub, Indis. "Come, thou, prophet," says in hi- "defi.

"las OS kneel mi our knees in the dost of the earth, VOU and 1 together, and petition the Al? mighty thai of us two whoever is the liar -hall perish first," Elijah has not ac? cepted the challenge, but neither has he declined it, He adoni to ignore it. The Review of published la Gardsspur, india, through which tin? challenge i- issued, says that Mina promised seal "lor the reformation of tbe world exactly it the time fixed by calculation- based on bibli? cal prophecies ss the time ofthe advent of the Messiah," and he has a following of over "rapidly grow? ing." atirxa Qhulau Ahmad declares "The proof that Dr. Dowie furnishes in rapport bit extravagant claims is the rery height sbsurdity Be claims to have healed hundreds of sick men. But why did his healing power fail in the case of hi- beloved daughter, where it should have besa exercised in the high? est degree The Beat Medicine. I more Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than of all similar preparations DUl together and it gives tin? Desi iaction of any aiedicine I erer I jrnarantee even bottle of c.

JaqCITH, Inland, Mich. This, remedy is for sale by Billiard Gibson. A HeHmisi Mistake. C. IleWitt A Co.

is tbe BSSSS tbe linn who make the naaias wUett Basel Bslre. DeWiu'i la tas witch Haasl Balsa thai beali without leaving a sear. It is a serious mi-? take tu use any oilier. Hewitt's Witili llnzil Salve blind, hlwsHnf, Isrhlag sad pro? trading piles, burli-, lirui-es, ina ud all -kin Sold by K. s.

Isssoasstst Sons. WANTED. Wanted. TO SELL AT A GROCERY Doing goad Business. NO OLD STOCK; rare opportunity.

Hood reason for wiling. Address C. O. this office. je20 lw and Rugs.

The latent designs in Hummer Floor Coverings and Rugs. Grass Carpet by the yard also in Rugs and Art Squares. 9x12 ft, at $8.50. 10 ft. at ti.

50. 0x9 ft. at 4.50. The Sanjo 1 ydx2, beautiful Oriental designs, only $1.49. M.

Ruben Sons? 601 KING STREET. HUTCH, HITCH, HTJTCH for indigestion. It will cure you. 25 cents per box. For only by Corner friuc? sad Fairfax CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.

kaiiiinaiiii Itros. Up-To-Date GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF PANTS. This week we put on sale pairs of Pants that we secured at a sacrifice. Your chance now. lie early and be titled correctly.

Knee Tants, Pants. S5 $4 Pants, $2.89. $3.50 Pants, $2.68. $3 Pants. $2.38.

$2.50 Pints, $2 Pants, 81.07. $1.50 Pants, SI Pants, 70c. The Improved Brighto 25c. Kaufmann UP-TO-DATE Clothiers Furnishers 402 KINO STREET. ALEXANDRIA.

VA. Coal. (M foal Prepare fur war in time af Staate. Now the- time to buy your supply COAL AND WOOD. are reeeivinjr cargoes ef tlit? basi of white ami ash aflkfcfe we are tell? ing at LOWEST MARKET PRICE.

DeWilton Aitcheson, Office, Cor. Duke and Fairfax Wharf and yard, foot of Mae BUTTERINE. Oor Dairy of Rntterin? nade Pavesi nnd Rest Btadewitk the Bissatasi care. It better than the inferior grades of l.utu-r. ha? rich creamy and good flavor.

It the highest grade, of BUTTER? INE made. 35c. for 2 lb. Roll. Home 'Phone 190.

1043. W. P. Woolls Son, Comer Royal and Wotfe Streets, 00? DRY GOODS. I Sons.

BIG VALUES FOR THIS WEEK. One lot of Imported White Swisses with embroidered black dot, Linen Color Bfjrlsj with white dot, Lace Stripe Ging? ham? with embroidered dot all S9c to 50c values, reduced to 19c yard. One lot of Laces in white, black and butter colors Point de Paris, Black Cluneys, Black Medallions 25c values, at Ifa 'hoicr of any White Waists that sold from to 11.60, for 98c. Black Mercerized Shirt Waists, 39c. Ladies' Wash Skirts in White Piquen, Navy and Black Ducks; strapped status; rows of at bottom value, at 9Sc.

Hlack Wool Lace Bunting, 40 inches wide 50c value, at 29c. One lot of Kmbroidered White Swisses at 12Jc yard. Choice of of ft to 14 inch Swiss, Hamburg and NaiiiiOok Embroidery; 26c to 60c raines for one week at 19c. I 316 King Street (HI AND GLASSWARE. The New "YEDDO" Open Stock Dinner Ware.

Wide-mouth Fruit Jars. Mason's Fruit Jars. Jelly Glasses. Jar Rubbers. niLLER'S 817 KING STREET.

COAL AND WOOD. We have removed our office to 81k KINO STRKBT (our former loca? tion), where all orders received for COAL AM) WOOD will hare our prompt attention. W. A. SMOOT CO.

SECURE YOUR CJ! JSbs. NOW. Having contracted with the city for the entire output of CoKE from tie Gas Works I am now prepared to receive orders for COKE. J. R.

myl4 tfj DRY Swan Bros 424-426 KING STREET. We aim to offer our patrons some good bargains every week and following is a iist of some reductions for a few days which should be of interest. I Oc 25c Linen Window Shades, with fixtures, each. -TV' 10c Felt Window Shades, with fixture, each. $1.98 Summer Curtains in pink and blue, yery pretty, reduced to One lot White Wsists, soiled, reduced from $1.25, $1.50 and $1.98 to.

One lot Ladies' White and Colored Wash Waists, reduced from 50c and 75c to. Five dozen Ladies' Good Crash Skirts, well made, two styles. Choice 35c and. wUW? Sixty-two Good Dark Percale Wrappers, all sizes, reduced from 75c and 89c to. Fire dozen Men's Good Quality Mualin Night Robes, in sises 17 and 18 only regular price 50c, reduced price.

sJWV For few days only wo will beat quality wide Mosquito Netting by A the piece of 8 yards, for. Regular 15c quality Galatea Cloth reduced for few dsys to. Oae piece Good Linen Furniture Covering reduced from 18c to Ten dozen more of those 75c Black and Blue Duck Skirts, with white CQr? dots. This last lot to be closed out at, eich. 98c 35c One piece 75c Black and White Checked Silk.

Special price, Regular 50c Wash Silks, many new and pretty styles. Special price, Small lot Ladies' $1.25 Tucked Covert Skirts reduced to, each. Small lot Ladies' 50c Summer Ribbed Union Suits reduced to. yard About ten pieces 85e quality Floor Oilcloth, one yard wide, reduced to, One hundred dozen Ladies' I Oc Ribbed Vest bought at a great reduc- tion. Choice, each.

Ladies' 25c Cotton Lace Gloves reduced to, pair. 19c Look over our remnant table in rear of store. You can always find bargains there! COAL AND WOOD. COAL AND WOOD. Now is the Time to Buy Coal at Reduced Prices.

J. R. ZIMMERMAN. 1 BEST COAL WELL SCREENED. LONC.

TON, 2,240 Foot of Queen Street. Bell 'Phone 77. my4 tf Home 'Phone 18. JUNE IS THE TO STOCK UP WITH W. A.

Smoot Co's COALCOALCOAL None Better. None Cleaner. secure present prices deliveries must be made in June. -OFFICES 319 King Street. Foot of Princess Street.

tnay2 tf THE CLEAN BAKERY is in the long run the best bakery from which will emanate tbe BEST BREAD, for the baker who has no thought cleanliness is indifferent ss to the qual? ity of his hsndiwork. Purity of ma? terials and cleanliness in handling mark our entire output Our bread ia abso? lutely pure. Ask Your Grocer For It. ALEXANDRIA STEAM BAKERY..