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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
BACK 10 HGR MOTHER

In company with Detective Joe
Day.Hns Capt Sam Siuons - the
Portland police Mrs. Walton. moth
or Of Mrs. Grace Hayney arrived IN
Seattle last night The officers are
here 10 look up the record 81 the
prisoner Hayney. the confessed hold
up man. Mrs. Walton will prob
ably take her daughter home "a
Portland. The giFl H. not 20 be
prosecuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

At the Empire Park thaatas there
VIII be but two nrW arta nsKt weex
but both are nait O. b notably
Eped. Van Fuzsen All MrCauliy are
black fac1 artists. bringing mes
songs ana clever dances ana the
Great Zkno 10 an uIusiontst % ex-
sss.stflasfaI ssssFsH me hafauns - The
ssf8i - - stza@sfE = EsEsf&s ~ - :
Andersen a Wallace. Griefaan Sic
tess. Arthur Hahn. MAFstnstti and
the HIn~ceps
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SITS Comforts
S1.25

HAdI Hss. covered with good quail
ity Nilkaiine. filled with white
medicatrd cation. knotted With
zephyr. a splendid guilt Tor q u,
each 4stttsss sttttststsss.sN isNo
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Henry Mailer and Margaret Ansiln
viii BE- seen IN The Devils Dts
eipie~ IN the city during the cnm-
ing season. They are under The
management u Chsa nitl5aEhani
IN advance 90 these stars - Louis
NetheFNoie, brother % the "OulY
OLGA. and known ey~Fvss here as q
~prinss Of Eaod felloNa Lauls i
"drcaaeaily' English too.
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Richardson's Emu
hFoldeYy Sc

Richardson's Embroidery silks,
considered the best made. al
kinds at. tho Hksin ..ss..s.....ts3o
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stagS n presented BY good come
pany 4, should open the season al
the seattle we'll
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The well known Cosmopolitan pa
PER Patterns. which allow Tor
seams. regularly Ice. Rebuilding
sails price ..ssssts sts+ss.tstss 90
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1HEIfIEAIERl

A clever story IL told Of Ezra
KeRaAll Who comes to the Grand
asxt week. when he was = strug-
kllas star some ysars arN RE had
4 treasurer with hts company who
had the faculty Of being short ia
his accounts The comedian over
poksd 4 rof several weeks as ths
krcooats were small They finally
Grew e such proportions that hla
seryies. we're dispensed with On
rsaehing birmingham. Ala. the ioeai
manage asked M Kendall what
became ~ HE former treasurer. 10
wklch the hum0rlst replied 4 hal
10 lst him ~ he was color blind =
What a. you mean -
We'll he couldn't tell my money
from his"
Ksuaail appears tn .Ths VINEGAR
Euytr.-
nswtn Milton Royie's company II
poS r~heAyr.n0 Ny wife's Hua.
ksRts tn which Hoyie and his wife
VIII stat.
-Tne Cavalier win be rre scented
q The 81 foais exposition as =
spe<taegisr production. N elab=
0TAte eNc4nrA12A or the NaktlN OF
: SsrksbuFg vii Be used In eonnee-
ffcn vlsh Il.
Tfra Aurphvss n~w riay. The Man
eforn Missouri IL fnll % politics.
Isadore Rush has signed three
Years contract with John - Fisher
ars THna " EriwN
The tour q the sotsrrn Msriows
combination uiii cover three sea-
scns. each % % weeks
lillian Collins Of the =RoEefs
prothsrz In fsondouH company. has
ALLEN heir 90 tts0eo probably
press agent money.
Maurice Levi has been snxa Eva b.
Chariss FrohfuAh 70 write one rHu-
seal comedy q year
Seattle Thsatsr
Commencing Sunday evening
Hoyts a Texas Steer" viii open 4
= 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

& Miller kent. In a new play enz
titird. Fighting ncb." VIII DC the
attraction 1T the Grand In tWo
weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Raht Burns. ths scotch rect. wsgl
be the central figure IN a romantic
drama ~ Clayton Markrazia I.cgEe.
who Ntil star On IT,
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oerdon VIM

The stamp OF approval has been
placed on tho Gordon So hat. Let us
show you.
KING BROS. oii First ave.
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Louis lanes ard Frsferick Wade.
Richard Mansfield and JatneK X
Harkeft. All announce for production
uoxt ssasuu plays based on the life
81 Alexander the dFeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
TREPHIkIkG PRkCTICED
IN LAND OF TINE lhCAS

WARRINGTON. D. ca num-
Der Of ancient Peruvian skials are
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Thlrd Arrru. rheatsr

The season a. the uptown theata
will open sunday aftsTunSn. The
opening play with be The f.sxiea u
Honor,A presented By The Moraant-
Humphrey corr tony. Mr.. Merchant
and Miss Humphrey. the stars q
the company are new 10 Seattle
aulleueeA but are said 70 be clever
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Mabel Mckinley, nephew % the
late president. now declares she viii
remain ia vaudeville. Shs dsCiarss
tire
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kGCffoN ssIs n nns fafnilsfe. The
contents ~ t-rpum house, g. q. hick-
sftoH 4 Go. Will sell un she premises.
No ffa Third nRrnus. corner Of lat
trFy street. un Saturday. the 18th. az
81 81 bal sets. hsfdirH etfruHlan Ia
bic. dining chairs. foldinK beds. CEN
ter tables. ruekerrs art squares CHI
IA. glass standard steel range. etc.
A. ~ HiakeffuH 4 Co. auctiunasfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Commencing Sunday evening
Hoyts a Texas Steer" Wiii open a
vs~ks engagement al the Seattle
Geafaz The play has stood the
fxst Of years ard Il vet one Of the
neat wholesome comedies ON the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

RAINIER BEACH
THE PLACE To LIVE
EASY TO REACH EASY TO my
Beautiful lecaticn on shore % take Ws.h
tnEtan5 short ride on scent electric car.
from Fisat and Westminster. iarss Id.
hoSiis, With alley are selling fast a 81
fsa and 500 ct 81 and SEQ Down snd al
month Tks already solh5 oVsryhssY a..
Rainier Beach. Hs the test aud eb.sp.
est property on market for home sal Ia.
Nestmsnt schools. churches stores. ftr.
ssrdcn soil. cleared and FrAdea arenu~.
nidswafka Erand View bcatiuH hathIns
fiahinK hirh and hcalthful. plenty woei
auu city water ftiiiiifvf terms aF no me
built Soc M Weed agent. effloe at
Rainier neach or e. x sturtsvant. own.
sr $40 Boston hieck
sFE rs FOR SNAPS.
Here Are a Few
About 2ik acres Of water front near
An point, West Seattle, level land /.
ian
About % acres water front south Of
West Seattle .fls1o
S, 10. - or 40-Rerc tracts near South
Park. overlooking the Sound SO an
Capitol hin lot axieo. with ie-foot al
leyway; price for a few DAYS $50;
bargain.
Other snaps
OUAIHEfM & HOLMAN.
30 New York Block
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YARN WANTED
fssefr asy there sfe ffafu 70 90 - people
IN oar office Nta want 70 bgr farms
II 80 have ore fuf sale rsiE Iaarisdi-
sfsiys ~ write. aiNiue FISH dec HsFfirn
We msks = speciality u ssiiinr eouutry
R6n1nT aALrnY. 40 Hsw Tork tiass
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lt.ln Mant.d-NfaI.
Fer R.nt

Two hsssht boys are wanted 20 ieafn IA.
ehinista traac. excellent opportunity. Ap,
Liy 81 affles a. cleeh Pacific irdn
Nofkal Ffrfnunf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

TTR0}1GN7cif f3'ds SssiI5 :, 1,,issra
restaurant 1870 Second avenue.
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ron RENf Two modern fiSts nov,
lust completed suitable Tor private
families, FOR room Or boarding house.
rent very reasonable. walking dis
tnuce No. uE sixth avenue.
GIALHEGM a HOLMAN,
30 New York Block
ron RENT a-rqom house. furniture
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Personals
cnmGfEHfENH fsrpsifhofsan GsilsEs1e
foristy ana theatrical dancing and bodI
culture th0us ted ~.
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tRpo0-k No five acre farm. - mile
from tho electric car. 20 minutes ride
FROM the city Five room house. two
barns. Men house and park. large or
chard I'm bearing 10 acre rtrawbsrries
two fine wells. six tons Of hav aud ali
NcFatahles gosH With place. This prop
srty has an excellent view and h on
= Foud county road. and eighty rods
from school
ADAMS & NICHOLS.
Cherry 81
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- - 49, ~ = -. = -. S>s
HHFwrsfH=- 49, s,snNTHrH aaSssaHs
hugsss sFEirH raafHa
fun NENT=F afttsiasa suites hsnssEssrina
fnnfus. gnfurrisHsd t-Fpsanl fiat Etli
Western aFsnua
sIcJ- re-, ,s-rs - a isIS T@grts sv.r,..
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Second Ave. AID Second Ave.
and Pike nulGH Auuu and Pike
Tor R.n,-rsrnl.h.s esor,.

6gADb f1ciFIe aofEL nm flf.i AZ.
Hus HQsss uswiF furniFhed. al usaasrn.
Ffsrss fH5aafsFgfa
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WE oap locate you on the best honesteaa
lands IN Washington. We have some sooa
sarma fer sale. Can on p. ". cassy' 400
Pacific block Seattle.
CHEAP lots 81 SIS up IT fiiilmsn city;
only IT minutes ride on old Rsntun car
hns on washington street terms SIS
down. e. monthiyi cops today, large.
warm sfficu on grounds,
ron farms and aorease Ia Western Wash-
instbn call slettnuren a Arnall. -
RoHvell blook.
te1q-f-rQoW house, near Madison, fine
View Lake WaghihHton. means a
quick sale. J. r. Taylor. tN Arcade,
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lillian Collins Of the =RnEefs
rrpthera On London company. has
ALLEN heir 20 fts.oeo probably
press agent money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Maurice Levi has been suxa Ewd b.
ChAriss FruhrnAR 20 write one ruu-
seal eoFnssiy \ year.
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For s.ls-Fsrs. ard Land.

nfwfsfs slx47i.s 40 f1e6aG
- arrsa. At steamboat iHndinE al nearly
lsFrL SOD sa4l rice t@aah for bafhtns
tn ffunt q The uisasI god o-rocfu hauss
s.vsfai ogf huilAlnEn few rpsta from
stores &Ed pfffrffiFe afs - ire rrsttisef
Fiaras % the saaHi. $3.50
H1HfHr NALTHF. 40 NHN Ydrt tlork
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harm. Ftasf 90 nsfEthuFt zHd guoa sehofls
1enssF cusr s vita tie place 5000.
ROBERT MAiTeN. go Nsu rark tioc#
HANur TO THE fSTENunuAN
- scrss hssi waller land $500
- scrss. Al hsiiam Lara acres cleared.
finin
7 arfrA ore mile from station Groom
heuss orchard 81 10 tres fi0sH
e. arfsH 3 miles fresh ffsfien rich sldet
afl VIM maple land usaFiF. an level 10
arfee partly improved small huun< 1900.
ROBERT MAlTRn. tto New Nofk block
8 ACHF9 last berth % Qfesa lake 7 mile
Ffsss "a flr 2-ss un1sr zfz-z sra=1g -
make uuirk sale viii take $3.50 taf De-
lay v Yoa eant a. Robert MAitty. 40
new NaFh hircE
HERE s. 5000 buy aeres rish alder
ara Flns maple land z miles frnm inter
uFusn station. % acfss partly improved .
small hnaae. price si~pa. easY terms VIII
tzkf ssaft payment ia lAbar on aafainiias
lard Robert Nalfty. sio New Yafh blk
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TN THR SAS~SS dig X lsaf hsise
ter, 40 Madisah. phonss Msin ll7e.
n i0BT.
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Tue tour q the soth~rn Msriow.
combination utn cover three Sra
scna. each % % weeks
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TIN Murphvss n~w riay. The Man
acfn Missouri IL full % politics.
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IsadoFe hush has signed a three
sears' contract with John &. Fisher
frs Ffsna " Hrf~r
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Newtn Milton Royie's company II
pox r~heAyr.n0 Ny wife's Hua.
ksRds tn which Hoyie and his wife
VIII star
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-30
HARbORMASTER ASKS
FOR LARGER SALARY
Wages Stationary Twenty Years,
But Duties Increased Tenfo.d.

The Commissioners today received a
report from the HarbOrmaster of the
District OF Columbia. j. r. Sutton, for
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1903. The
document, however. is more of an. esti-
mate than report. and includes many
recommendations for desired legislation.
An increase in salary from 81 200 20
81, 500 is asked for the Harbormaster,
supported by the statement that his re-
muneration has not changed since the
Office was established in 1888, while the
duties have increased tenfold.
The report states that during the year
there was a marked increase in the
number of vessels arriving at anchorage
in the Washington harbor. This has been
especially noticeable in the case Of
pleasure yachts. whose numbers have
been greatly augmented. and whose ar
rivals have added largely to the duties
of the Harbormaster. Closely allied 10
this duty has been that of requiring the
removal of scows, barges, etc, from
positions which interfered with the
coming and going OF vessels.
This work." says the report, though
highly important and necessary, has
really been performed without author
ity OF law. 1t is recommended that an
effort be made TO secure the enact
ment Of such legislation at the coming
session of Congress as will place the
Harbormaster in position to compe
obedience 10 orders that may be giver
! for the removal of all distractions tS
navigation.
Particular attention is called to al
item of 81 600 for extraordinary neces-
sary repairs to the wharf and office
building. These were built twelve year:
ago. and then in a cheap and unsubstan
tiaI manner
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-30
MAN IN THE CLOSET
NOT REALLY A BURGLAR

Excitement was caused on Street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets a few days ago when a we'll
dressed man and woman were seen to
enter house marked ITO Rent" In q
few minutes they emerged, and after a
short conversation summoned police
man. A crowd gathered and anxiously
awaited developments.
The party entered the house. but
came out again, however. in a minute
or two. The policeman. to the great
disappointment OF the crowd, had nc
captive. II was learned that the man
and woman went to inspect the house
with view of renting it. When they
reached the second floor a noise was
heard in one of the rooms. To all APP
pearances it was empty. but when the
man attempted 10 open the door OF a
closet, he found it was held closed from
the inside. There was no doubt that a
man was in the closet.
When the policeman searched the
room he discovered the man in the closet
was a paperhanger doing extra work on
the Sabbath. in order to complete his
contract for papering the house on time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-30
FIRE RATE CONFERENCE
HALTED BY DEADLOCK
Underwriters and Business Men Fail
to Agree on Reduction.

A deadlock was the outcome late yes
tween the advisory committee of the
board of underwriters and a special
committee of the Business Mems AS
ISOLATION to discuss the question of in
Producing lower fire insurance rates in
the District. Neither faction yielded a
point in the controversy, and the meet
ing finally adjourned after the conferees
had decided to allow more time to con-
slider the subject
The demands of the business men will
now be carefully weighed and analysed
by the advisory committee of the
underwriters. and another conference is
TO be held. The only hope for an
amicable settlement lies with either side
making concessions. Each party to the
controversy appears firmly convinced,
however it has taken the rightful
stand. and at present a compromise
seems doubtful.
AS foretold in The Times yesterday
statistics were presented by the usi-
ness association representatives &c
show the rates here to be excessive. TIC
substantiate this assertion they pointed
out that the average percentage OF fire
loss in the District is 1885, as compared
to 1902 per cent in thirteen Eastern
States. That the streets here are wide
the buildings segregated. the fire de-
partment efficient. and the water supply
good. were the arguments advanced b,
the business men in favor of a reduc-
ton.
These assertions were combated b.
the underwriters by 4 comparison o
the local rates with those charged il
another city. The basis of premiums
was lower. they maintained, and figure!
were presented to prove this.
Failing to reach an agreement, the
eonferees then adjourned. When th'
next conference will be held has no
been decided.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-30
THE COURT RECORD.

Equity Court, No. 1-ChIef Justice
Clabaugh-Lansburgh VS.. Sounchill;
leave to file supplemental bill granted.
Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
VS.. Galloway; leave to National Mosaic
Company to file intervening petition
granted. Rimes VS.. Maynard; dlssolu-
ton OF partnership and sale OF assets
decreed- SDeer VS.. Mosher; time to hle
transcript in Court OF Appeals extended
Godding VS.. Talbot; reference OF trus-
tees account TO auditor. Ofenstein VS..
Ofenstein; final ratification OF sale and
reference to auditor. Godding VS.. Tai
bott; Charles II. Tickling substituted as
trustee. Christie Us. Griswold; auditors
report confirmed. Ashton VS. Lee;
guardian ad iitem appointed
Circuit No. 2-Chief Justice Claoaugn
The following cases were ordered dis
missed at cost OF plaintiffs: Fullerton
vs.. Metropolitan Coach Company,
Rarnes VS.. Georgetown and Tenleytown
Railway Company He'll VS.. Reilly. Onutt
VS.. Miller. Schaper vs.. Schaper. Jett vs.
Ruth. White. Hentz, & Co. vs. Costello,
Murphy VS. Murphy, Enrich VS.. Enrich,
American Cement Company vs. BLOCK,
Cropley VS.. District OF Columbia, Vail
VS. Simpson. Ward VS.. Varnell. Nixon
vs. Haines, Thurn VS. Nelson, PANEL vs.
Metropolitan Railway Company, Ameri-
can Savings Bank VS.. Eastern Insurance
Agency and Investment Company. ct al,
Fisher Ys. Brightwood Railway Com
pany, Edwards & Co. VS.. Dugan < Co.,
Maxwell va. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company. Apple VS. Bal
timore and Potomac Railroad Company.
Brooke vs. Marshall. Bay Manufacturing
Company We. Daggett, Keyser VS.. Gar
land. Call VS.. Normandie Hotel Com
pany. Wimsatt VS.. Levy, Sagarska VS.
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company,
Castor VS. District OF Columbia, Agnew
ct al. Va. Key ct al. Gleaves VS.. A &
p r. R. Co.
Criminal Court No. 1-Chief Justice
Clabaugb-United States VS.. Earl A Van
Buren,: warrant OF removal from United
States district court OF Western dis
triet of New York; defendant commit
ted.
Probate Court-Chief Justice Clabaugb
Estate Of Margaret NJ. Lacey; order
setting October Is, 1903, for trial of Is
sues In re Mabel Larcombe ct al ;
order appointing William H. Sholes
guardian; bond $500. In re Guy Nc
Pherson ct al; order allowing items
In account filed In re Estelle Latch
ford ct al: order OF allowance. In re
Helen Buchanan ct al; petition OF guar
dian to be relieved from filing further
account fled. Estate OF William II.
Yerkes: order authorizing register 70
pay over certain money. In re Julia
A. McLanahan; order to compromise
claim. Estate OF Frederick English
order to release claim. Estate OF Mary
lola Posey, will admitted to probate and
letters testamentary granted 10 Charles
2. Posey; bond $500. Estate OF Samuel
c. Busey; order to compromise claim
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-30
ARMY OF THE OHIO
PLANS FOR UNWILLING
A Committee Appointed to Se.ect
Speakers for Banquet.

A meeting of the Society of the Army
OF the Ohio occurred last evening at the
Ebbitt House. Capt George Redway.
chairman, presided at the meeting. and
J. Praise Richard, secretary, recorded
the proceedings.
The various committees made reports
The committee on floral design. Major
Stewart chairman. was continued, to Sc
cure estimate of expense.
The committee on badges to be worn
at the unwilling. Captain Morgan chair
man, was instructed to order em5iems
similar to those adopted by the Army
Of the Tennessee with verbal changes to
suit the occasion.
Owing TO ill-health and other press
ing claims on time Captain Lyon resign
ed as chairman of the finance commit
tee. and Comrade n. N. Mccullough. a
member Of the committee. was chosen
chairman. The other members remain
the same as previously announced.
The secretary read a communication
from General Dodge announcing
the extension of time to October
81 by the Trunk Line Associa-
ton, to members having deposited vail
| dated certificates with agents OF ter
minal lines on or before October IL.
A committee of the chairman and sec
Rotary was appointed to designate mem
bers to respond TO toasts at the banquet
October Is
The society adjourned to meet at the
| Ebbitt House next Tuesday evening al
1880 o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-30
PRESIDENT TO RECOMMEND
UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS

Divorce and the need of more uni
form divorce laws, it is understood.
will be considered by the President in
his annual message. II is said the
President will express the hope there
may be a national tendency toward
restriction of divorce laws, now so lax
in some States as to offer constant
temptation TO sever the martial bonds.
1t is possible a recommendation Will
be made that Congress appoint com
mittee to investigate the question Of
making the divorce laws OF the States
more uniform
II Is limited that in connection with
divorce, the President will make some
reference to the subject of race sui
eide Many prominent clergymen and
others have talked with the President
on the divorce evil.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George H. De Priui. 80. and Matilda X.
7. Keller. 90.
James Reed. %. and Sarah E Knowles.
Charles E. Small. %, and Sarah F.
Rudd. n.
Edgar L. Phillips. 25. and Elsie NJ.
Akers. p.
Addison H. Grymes. 40. King county.
Va, and Bette S. Hansford, %.
Edgar B. Robinson. IS, and Myrtle
e Smith. 20. both of Hot Springs, Va
Wilbur A Nance. "a. and Laura A.
Stanhogan. 10. both of Elkins, W. Va.
Robert NJ. Pruitt. p, and Rode E.
Cook. Is.
Samuel J. Murray. 40. and Anna NJ.
Simms. 90.
George W. Barnes. 60. District of Co.
lumDia, and Minnie Hendricks. 35.
Prince George county Md
Nat F. jenkins. 26, Fairfax county.
Va, and Fannie NJ. Havener, %. Lou
doun county. Va.
leonard B. Carter. "a. and Edna DAN
lei, 20. both Of Louisa county. Va.
Clarence E. Wilson, "a. and Flora E.
Austin. 81
Clinton A. Cooper. 81. and Eugenia
Major. 20.
Jacob Eller. 81. and Annie NJ. Veal
land. 20.
Walter V varney, 80, and Martha c.
Gray. n, both Of Del Ray. Va.
Thomas Beaver. %. and Sarah b
Lewis, %.
Isaac DuvaIl. %. aud Clara jackson
Percy L Smith, %. and Ann L. Rey-
nolds, 81.
Thomas Bowrne. %. Hanover county
Va. and Matte w. Williams, 20. Louisa
county, Va.
Arthur F. Boston. SO. and Martha A.
Browne. 80.
George w Brooks. %. and Cassie c
Delley. 81
James Jefferson. 80. and Alice Barna.