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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
MINOR MATTERS.

Peru has more huhonic plague.
Business Mems club NJ sonora. Trv
"a after fire protection
Ardmore. g. r.. ls 10 have ton mere
park
James Lear was shot and killed uc'r
Joshua, Tex
Bowie county. Texas went dry hg
iO5 majority
j. ST. Harry o. prominent Dallas bus
incss man. is dead.
A carpenters union of rny members
ms been formed at Sour Lake. TrN
Frio county Texas. 90 flr this season
has gluuod nearly 600 bales of cotton
Frederick Law Olmucad. sr tUt
noted architect. died 90 Boston Nas.
!. W. Cunningham. wcll known So
Louis artist. died no San Antonio ot
consumption
Milton Trammol coiorod. wac run
over and killed hy "a train al TuXlr-
kama. Tex.
The tooth ~ o. mastodou and O. pctri-
ned prairie dog have been found near
Llwton. Okla.
while driving r. four-horsc pillow near
Guthrie. Okla. 4. S. Paine was killed
BY lightning.
lCtlzonF National hank OF Gross
beck. Tex, has increased lts capital
stock 10 $4,000
First National bank at Taylor. Tex.
has renewed its corporate existence
II is IN splendid condition.
Ben Massey charged with kiulns
Auditor Brown OF the San Antonio
brewery at ~ Paso, was admitted TO
5000 bail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
American League.
No games. rain.
Umnlre ~ Protscled.

Little Rock Ark. Aug, President
Kavauaugh received telegram from
Umpire Ehr.ghL stating that hc leu
the diamond during the Little Rock
Atlanta game because he was not g.F-
en- police protection and the throwing
OF misscls was not stopped President
kavauaugh wired Ebrirht 60 Try 10
again. assuring him that he would be-
given protection. AZ the same time
he wired Manager Powell that H. must
give Ebr.ght police protection lie
stated that II sufficient police protec-
ton was not given. Ebright would not
umpire. and II Ebfight did not umpire
there would be no game
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About los acres located one mile
from court house, % acres in cultiva-
tion and balance in pasture. Fenced
with 6wires. Price $4,000.
About ore and one-quarter acres
near schoc. house In southeast part
Of town. SMALL 90. ~ cottage, tenant
nouse and we'll on premises. Price
1850.
Six room house aud two lots OF
around located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One half Of "a block near Allen
academy. Price $4,000.
About Is acres of land on south
Side of town, good new i-r0om house
with well, cistern and out-houses.
Price $1,000.
l-roOm house. with pantry. hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern, bor-
ed well, stable and garden. Locat-
cd ( blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for $500 per month. Price $4,000.
The Joe Il Reed home place; one
quarter block of ground and . room
two-story frame dwelling s4250
One half block of ground adjoln-
ing the ID G DeMaret place Price
$500
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
Mus, Pro,se, Americans.

Washington. Aug 2s-The state DE-
partment has received cablegram
from Minister Jelshman IN which he
stated that advices from Harpoot and
Beirut were that while Americans at
those places are In danger OF suffering
from an uprising at any time. the sit
uaton was not. at the time OF sending
the dispatches. "a grave as the earlier
reports would Indicate Mr.. Leishman
has been instructed to notify the Turk
ish government that u must keep the
pace and that II win be held 10 strict
accountability for any iawless act to-
ward American citizens.
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cAILpasss' arATrmeMr.
What Cashier Of Citizens National
Bank Of Beaumont, Says.

Beaumont. Tex. Aug 29.-Cashlei
Chilircss OF the Citizens Natlcna'
bank has been carefully going over tht
books and statements OF the bank
since his return here aud the result OF
his investigation is the following state
ment in part. which he handed owe,
to the press:
After "A careful investigation Of the
affairs OF the Citizens national bank J
am ~ the opinion from "A conservative
appraisement u the assets that there
will be lacking about the sum OF $780,
600. sufficient to Pay the depositors In
full.
He feels all clairss win be paid as
soon as the directors hold a meeting
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
CAPTAIN Fined.

Manila. Aug 29.-rhe court Of Gus
toms and appeals has nned Captlm
Harry II. Chamberlain $500. lie wa
caught bringing In unmanifcsted duta-
BILE goods In packages addressed io
prominent military officers and thew
families from the port of Hongkong
while he was acting as quartcrmastrr
on the transport Seward
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
POWERS FOUND GUILTY.
Jury at Georgetown. KY. DEGREES That
He Must Die on the SeaHold.

He Must Die on the SeaHold.
Georgetown. KY. Aug. 2s.-The jury
In the Caleb Powers case returned a
verdict OF guilty and assessed defend
ants punishment at death. on former
trials he was given life Imprisonment.
II was on his own motion that Powers
secured new trials each time. This last
verdict has caused great excitement
among the friends % the other defend
ants in this case Powers was charged
with being implicated IN a conspiracy 10
Kill the late Governor Goebel In Jan
uary. 1900
The verdict was returned M II 20
o'clock Saturday morning There were
several hundred persons present ana
the most intense silence prevailed while
the verdict WAS being read. The lur,
was polled and each man declared 10 %
be hts finding. Powers sat unmoved
while his attorneys asked Tor time 10
make q motion Tor new trial Arthur
Goobcl broke down from the strain on
hearing the verdict Jurors decline 20
state what occurred In the jury room
George Wyatt was foreman. Arthur
Goehel. brother Of TIM victim. h prom
inent merchant ~ Cincinnati and has
spent his time and fortune for over
three years In tho prosecution of those
accused 81 being In % conspiracy 10 Nh
hts brother. This was thH third trial
All three trials were held at George
town and AZ each OF them he had me
assistance OF the most able lawyers
who could be procured. Subscription
lists IN his interest were circulated by
friends and a sum ~ money was secur-
"a 70 defray the cost ~ his repeated
trials and investigation ~ circun-
stances which preceded the killing 81
Governor Goebei IN the interest Of the
defense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
YOUNG MAN HELD.
Further inquiry Being Made Into Muir
der Of Fletcher.

Galveston. Aug. pa young man
has been held pending further investi-
CATION into the killing OF Andrew
Fletcher. a well-to-do farmer residing
about four miles west OF Pearland. IN
Brazoria county. The body was found
about one hundred yards from the
house. IN the weeds. and evidences OF
a struggle were found where the body
lay.
Fletcher was about fifty years OF age.
a bachelor and lived alone. lie was
supposed to have money In the house
and the premises had been ransacked.
lie was last seen alive on Saturday.
Aug. p. and the body was badly dee
composed. A bullet hole through the
body told the story OF his death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
SAIL AT ONCE.
hsehiss. Brooklyn and San francisco
Will Go TO Beirut.

Washington. Aug. 2s.-The navy de-
partmsnt has received a cable message
from Capt. Henry McCrae, In command
Of the gunboat Machias. saying he had
finished coaling his ship and that u
would sail at once from Genoa to Port
Said. A message was also received
from Admiral Cotton announcing the
arrival OF the Brooklyn and San Fran
cisco gt Genoa and saying they had boz
gun coallng Acting Secretary Darling
has advised Secretary Hay that as soon
rs the Brooklyn and san Francisco nm
ish taking on coal they sail for Beirr,
under present orders.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
HAYS CAPTURED.
He Was Wounded Three Times Before
the Officers Got Him.

Rockville. Tex. Aug 29.-Arthu-
Hays. who was tried. convicted and
given a dfteen-year sentence in che
penltentiary at the April term Of court
for the alleged killing Of Or. J. q.
Lowry and who escaped by breaking
jail In May. while pending an appeal
was captured after a hot fight and &.
hard chase.
Hays was Jumped at his father
home. eight miles from here. and was
shot three times. His wounds are NJ;
considered dangerous
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
Free millina Geld Or,

iawion. okla. Aug. 29.--News has
been received In Llwton from the CEN
trail Mining company mines. about
twruty-siN miles from here. that fres
milling ore had been struck some
small nuggets. me size of shot. wett
displaced Boo rock thlt was broken omen
before the promoters 0f thr mine. TIE
stone fairly giisicus with the yoll1
mini
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
Not an lo,a Of Truth.

Paris Aug 2s.-Cardinal Gibbons.
writing from MontreuX. Switzerland.
says the recent letter published by
Paris newspaper giving alleged details
OF his statements 20 a delegation of thr
Breton clergy. including the pope
plan for an anglo-American supervis-
ion % the oriental patriarchiatc H. au
Invention not having an iota 90 tuItL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
ANOTHER GIFT.

Mrs. Mccormick and Her Sons and
Daughter Give More Cash.
Chicago. Aug. 2s-Mrs. Nettie No
Cormick and her sons and daughter
have given $4,000 to President George
II. Denny of Washington and Ice uni
verslty az Lexington. Va, making $50
600 the school has received from tho
family The money viii be invested
and the proceeds used 10 maintain "a
new science hall at the university
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
Mammoth Teas Apple.

Austin. Aug. 29.-Railroad Com
missioner Allison Mayh,li received
from some one In north Texas. whose
name was not given. a mammoth ap-
pie. grown In that section. II weighs
22A ounces and measures 15A inchci
In circumference.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30

the shooung OF 1oeosl.
Georgetown. KY. Aug. 29.--cais b
Powers closed his argument 10 the jury
In his own defense Friday afternoon.
an hour after the opening ot the after
noon session. The closing hour was
devoted to an explanation OF the psr-
don by Taylor TO him. and to his hav-
ing gathered together aud taken thu
mountain army on Jan. IS, 1900. %
Frank fort. lie declared that It was a
peaceable body and went there only
on n peaceful mission. Powers closed
with a word picture OF his aged moth %
er sitting In her mountain home. await
ing the verdict In this case. and made
strong plea for acqulttal.
Commonwealth Attorney Franklin
then began the closing argument in
the case on behalf OF the state. 10
declared that Powers had made ihr
best speech OF his side Of the case. hut
that II was full OF misrepresentation
OF the facts and the testimony and
that Powers had repeatedly gone out
side the record In his argument
He said that the reason he ala not
attempt TO correct Powers on the err
rors was because he wanted the de-
PENDANT to say everything 10 the Jury
that he pleased 30 that he might have
no cause TO complain of the treatment
OF him by the commonwealth In this
matter.
III | did raise an objection and this
man should be hanged. as I believe be
will be by this jury. | should despisa
myself for that objection" exclaimed
the states attorney.
Mr.. Franklin closed az Q o'clock ana
Judge Robbins gave the case 60 IN
jury with directions 20 retire and con-
slider II for an hour. The jury at iU:s5
o'clock reported that no agreement
had been reached and was excused un o..
al Saturday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
TERRITORY STORM.
Considerable Damage Done at a Mum.
Der Of places.

Chlckasha. I. T., Aug. ga heavy
windstorm did considerable damage az
Pocassett. Cottonwood Grove and Fort
Cobb Thursday night
Al Pocasset and oCuonwod Grove
the corn Is hat on the ground. and tall
trees were uprooted
a. W. Frederick OF Chickasha wa
injured while endeuyoring 10 save hts
hay fInm The raIn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
New Officials Of the American Bar 40.
roeiation Selected.

'..hf"f' aNINNANNH
Hot Springs VA. Aug. D-At the
morning session OF 90. American Bar
association Friday ue following Ollie
Gers were elected. jaime. Hleerman.
Missouri president. John HretI.u
Maryland. secretary. Frederick IT,
Wah'mwc New York treasurer
N,W members of executive commit
te. Franc. Rave. Philadelphia. a..
W NoIIrln. Georgia. Plat Eor.I..
Colorado. IT, j.. Dickinson. Nae.a.t.
useits. Theodore s. Gamett. virginia.
w. p. Hreou. Indiana. and Everett D.
Wheeler OF New York. chairman cI
the committee on International nrb.-
trauon which dealt chiefly with th.
award by arhltators OF the Plus fund.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
BASEBALL
nalla, Win, Eirs, Game.

Al naIlls-The first game In IN.
contest for the championship of th.
Texas Baseball league was won Ur
Dallas. that club securing i've runs and
Waco three. Bateman 90 the Waco
club put the ball over lcft ncli feu,.
twice. B8t'whu. who was playing
FIRST base, had 90 retire. owing 90 ha,-
Ing "a finger injured by thrown b.I.
Dallas got seven hits. including o boiu.
run by Nickel aud Waco nine
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
Admitted 20 Bail.

Beaumont. Tex. Aug. 2s.-Tom Ford.
who was brought here several nights
ago from McFadden on a charge OF at
tempted criminal assault. was admit
ted TO bail In the sum OF $500. Ford's
alleged victim Is said TO have been "a
small Mexican girl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
rs INFoRME
Or Tabor Told Of yellow Fever Cases
In Mexico.

Austin. Aug. 29.-State Health OHic Z
George II. Tabor has been officially adj
vised OF the existence ot yellow fever
at Linares. Mex. which town is sit
uated on the gulf division Of the Mex
lean Central railroad. A rigid quar-.
antine Is maintained.
DIR. Tabor fears that the epidemic
will reach Monterey. The state quar-
antine officers at all Rio Grande border
points are very vigilant In their efforts
TO keep out all suspects.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
YELLOW FEVER.
There Are a Number Of Cases AZ Meri.
da and Prooresso.

city Of Mcxico. Aug. so.-Thcre are
thirty-nyc yellow foyer patients at
Merida. AZ Prosrcsc there are nine
teen patients. The sanitary authorI-
Ties are taking active measures 20 pre-
vent the spread NJ the disease 90 other
points In the Yucalan peninsular.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30

A. Atlanta -Lllilc Rock. q. Atlanta.
4.
AZ Nashville Shreveport 10. Na.h
vile. 3.
Al BIm.nEhum- Urm.ush1m o.
Memphis. Z
AZ Montgomery Montgomery q.
New Orleans. TO-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
Gunboat Starts.

Genoa. Italy Aug. 2s.-The United
States gunboat Machias left here bound
for Beirut. She was salutsd by Italian
warshlps. whose crews wished her good
luck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30

Attorney General Bell has approve {
$4,000 ~ Paso city sewer extensi %
and general Improvement bonds an
$4,000 sChO0lhouse bonds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
Six Hundred Teamstsrs Strike.

Seattle. Wash. Aus 2s-slx hum
dr.d transfers have gone on % strike
to enforce their demands Tor higher
wages and shorter hours
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
GOES TO THIN JURORS.
The Arguments Came TO a Close on
Friday Evening.
THE PLEA OF POWERS
Ended with a Word Picture OF His
Aged Mother Sitting In Her
Old kentucky Home Lis.
tening For Verdict.

Georgetown. Ky. Aug 2S.-Caleb
Powers resumed his argument Friday.
He asserted the testimony showed no
personal communication between Yout-
sey and himself until the day before
the shooting OF Goebel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-30
j. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE
a C ( N 7
FOR SALE.

Have In ONCE the only set OF Abstract Books OF
Biazos County Land titles
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
WANT NO CENTRAL
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
Plan Found Objectionable
by Suburbanites.

NO central citizens association as an
adjunct Of the Business Mems Associa-
ton was she cause OF the meeting Of
the BlOomingdale and lie Droit Park cit
liens Association last night.
Action was delayed for one month out
OF courtesy TO the president. Clayton f.
Emig. who is a member Of the commit
tee to form the proposed body. The
members OF the association spoke
strongly against the proposition. Mr..
Emig being the only one in It's favor.
The idea advanced was that the
BloOmingdsIe and lie Droit Park body is
organized for local purposes. and has
nothing to do with furthering the aims
OF larger body downtown Major
Farnsworth declared that central body
would necessarily act as a veto power
in local Improvement, and would in ef-
feet be a handicap upon the smaller as
sociations. He did not believe in the
principle. and said so In positive terms.
Judge Bundy Of the Police Court, took
the ground that more or less jealousy
would exist between the local associa-
tiOns. and nothing like unanimity of SEN
timent could exist in the larger body.
Judge Bundy spoke of the section form
ing the bailiwick OF the association. He
thought it one OF the most important in
the city. The association had been
formed for local improvement and should
give its attention solely TO that object.
Judge Bundy suggested that Blooming
dale and lie Droit Park needed school
houses. pavements and sidewalks. and it
was not in the least interested in what
might be considered OF prime Importance
by the Business Mems Association.
resolution was passed pledglng the
activity Of the association to change the
site Of the proposed school building for
which $50 900 has been appropriated. The
sense OF the meeting was that the build
ing should be located farther west than
First Street
A vote of thanks was ordered for SEN
stor McCOmas, of Maryland, in recosni-
ton Of his efforts in obtaining an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the paving
OF Rhode Island Avenue. from Florida
Avenue noEtheast.
A resolution was passed congratulate
ing Commissioner mcfarland upon his
reappointment for a second term.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
W. c. T. U. MEETING.

Nineteen women OF the Northwest
Union OF the w. c. T. L. were present at
a meeting OF the union held last Thurs
day at Guntou Temple Chapel After
the reports OF the officers. arrangement
were made for a mothers meeting" 10
be held at 522 Sixth Street. on March l9.
At which Mrs. y. A Robbins will be
he hostess. and for a meeting TO be
conducted by the union at the Four
teenth Street Branch of the Central
Union Mission on the fourth Monday in
March
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
"BINDERY'' MUSICIANS
BANQUET AT FREUND'S

\ musical organization Of the employees
of the Government Printing Office. the
Bindery Musical Extravaganza Company.
gave a banquet last night at Freund's $.
SIC Tenth Street northwest Charles F.
Weston, under whose direction The
Night on the Lawn was given recently.
was given a handsome Morris chair
Those present were J. Irwin Esterly. An
drew ~BergersoB. Ben sivertsen. Ben
Spellbring. Thomas Esperon, and Phil
Deakins; Eleanor Frost. Eleanor Burgess.
Nina Urner, Mabel Brown. Bertha Par
sons. Minnie Geisenderfer Nellie L.
Hayes. Myra Burgess. Marie johnson.
Tillie Geisenderfer. Rosie Wells. Pauline
Murray. Mary Palmer; Fred w. Seyfferth.
William B. Hyde. Sam c. Lefferts.
George S. Warren Caspar f Helmig.
Walter Il. Terry. Joseph II. Lear, VIII
liam J. Bond. Fred l.. Arends. George A
Grill. II W Paine. Charles J. Cassidy,
7. ID. Hasson, Charles McEneaney, and
Herbert Weston
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
COURT APPOINTS RECEIVER
FOR MRS. YEOMANS FUNDS

in connection with the proceedings
for divorce. recently instituted by Ida
May Woman, against William H. Yoe-
man. an order has been signed by
Justice Gould restraining Mr.. Yoeman
from cashing check drawn by Henry
r Conkling on Crane. Paris & Co. for
s. 300.
u is STAGED by Mrs. Yoeman that her
husband. for the purpose Of depriving
her of her rightful interest in a business
conducted Jointly by them at 513 Elev-
eu;h Street, has sold IT, to Conkling for
$500. She also says that her husband
ha- made arrangements to leave this
Jurisdiction.
Justice Gould appointed John Ridout
receiver. TO take charge OF the funds
in question, pending the final settlement
OF the proceedings
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
MISS TAYLOR EXPECTS
FAVORABLE DECISION
Former Department Clerk Says She
Will Return to Work

Rebecca J. Taylor. who WAS dismissed
from a clerical position in the War De
partment in June last for criticising the
President OF the United States. was in
the City Hall yesterday afternoon. She
has the distinction OF being the only wo-
man, not member OF the bar. who ever
appeared before the Supreme Court Of
the District and prosecuted her own
cause Miss Taylor denied the report that
she intended going on the stage.
When this case is decided" she said,
Il will go back 70 work in the War De
partment."
1t may be seen that Miss Taylor is
confident that her petition TO compel
the Secretary OF War TO reinstate her
will be granted by the local court.
Miss Taylor said that If the decision
Of the court was against her. she would
appeal. and If again defeated in the
District courts would ask redress from
the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
CITIZENS REASSURED
BY COMMISSIONERS

A number OF prominent citizens liy-
ing in Massachusetts Avenue between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets have
heeE treasured by the District Com
n-issioners with reference to certain
building operations on Street The
Complainants. including Associate JUS
tice NJ. f. Morris. OF the Court CT Ap-
peals; Sister NJ. Angelica. of the Holy
Cross Academy; Robert Hinckley. and
c. A. James. alleged that an auto
mobile station was being erected on L
street. with a storage tank for gaso-
lene
IT a report on the subject Col. John
Biddle, the Engineer Commissioner,
says no permit has been granted for a.
EasoIene tank on the premises referred
to. and none is to be built. The station
is for electric vehicles. and the pit
whIch caused so big a scare is to hold
an elevator for hosting the carriages
TO different stories Of the building.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
THE DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths for twenty-fou
hours were reported at the Health De
partment up TO noon today:
James Boyle, 70 years.
Charles W. Barnes. Is years.
Maria Chapel. 20 years.
Mary +. I. Peters, 20 years
Sarah X. Carroll, 81 years
Edgar Harper S. years.
Augustus Smith. 80 years.
William Gilliard IS years
John +. Easter. AZ years.
Robert Carroll. 40 years.
William A. Taliaferro. 80 years.
John l. Goodrich. p years.
William Gross, 10 years
Lewis Sutherland. years.
Lanyed y. jenkins. 1 year.
James Forrest, 1 year
Joseph NJ. Hayden. 10 months.
Mary Peroni. months.
Laretta Clark. months.
James r. Hayden. days.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
CHARACTER BUILDING"

The Rev A s Fisk, pastor OF Gun
ton-Temple Presbyterian Church, ad-
dressed the Unity Club At a meeting
held last night in the parlors of the
Riggs House. His subject was The
Periods OF Character Building" Among
those present were President L. H Pat
terson. OF Langdon; Mrs. Clifford How
ARD. Marie Rosseau. Bessie L. Gibson
Margaret Haywood. Grace Ross. Mary
b. Finney. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Curtis. and w
W. Case. The next meeting OF the club
will he held March 16 at the Riggs
House. at which time Mrs. Charles s.
Clarke viii deliver the address OF the
evening
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Major Lewis. 81. and Melvina HILL 25
Edward Alexander. %. and Rosa Smith.
70
William Thomas. "A, and d. Irme
Goldsborough, 10.
Thomas A Boteler, q, and Bell Q.
Watson, IS.
Walter p. Tyree. ir., 26, and Mary Car
ter Glass, 10, both of Lynchburg. Va.
Frank s. Bright, IS, and Gertrude II.
Oberly, 81
Albert f. Moore, %. and Laura c.
Wagner. Il.
Charlie Momack Blunt. q, Richmond,
Va, and Hilda Irene Niche, q. Gordon
VILE. Va.
Charles u. Bolser. 50, Charlottesville.
Va, and Nellie d. Winfield, IS. Spott-
sylvania county. Va.
Harry Sinms. %. and Mamie Jack
son, "a