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Belle Haven.

Mrs. Charles Friend entertained
the Needlework Class at the manse
on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Edith Walker, of Pungo-
tie ague, spent last Saturday and Sun
day with relatives here.
The children of Mr.. Tank Hart, Of
Middlesex, who have been quite ILL.,,
are nearly we'll. Mrs. Hart is i'm
proving.
Miss Irene Duer gave a "Flinch
Party" last Saturday night, in honor
OF her guest, Miss Bunting, of Up
shur's Neck.
Miss Maria Kellam, of Bellevue
Hospital, New York, and Miss Mar-
garet Lilliston, of Accomac, were the
guests of Mrs. Sargent P. Ward dur
ing the first of the week.
Mr.. q. N. Huse, principal Of the
High School here, during the first
term, left on Saturday last, for Car
tersville, Georgia. Mr.. W. g. EN-
NETT, of the firm of Willis & Emmett,
has accepted the position, and will
complete the session. Mr.. Emmett
formerly taught in the Shenandoah
Normal College, at Reliance, Va.
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MearsVilIe.

Rain, ice and snow with US at pres
ent seems to have life everlasting.
Mrs. Tom Frank Trader, we regret
to report, Is very i'll with pneumonia
at this writing.
Mr.. Elmer Somers returned home a
few days ago from Garfield Hospital,
Washington, D. c., where of late be
has been under treatment for ap-
pendicitis.
Capt. E. T. Somers arrived home
on train from Baltimore last Mon
day and reports the oyster market
very dull in that city. He was un-
able to return home on his boat
owing to the ice in the bay and left
her iu the narbor of that city until
there Is change in the weather.
Quite a number of the dredgers of
this vicinity, who started few days
ago In their boats for the Potomac,
left them to the care of Father Nep-
tune when they reached Cristield and
returned home by rail. Their boats.
while lying at anchor in that harbor
were suddenly blocked in" by the
| ice and they were unable to proceed
farther on their journey.
Miss Ora Poulson gave an "at
home" to a party of friends on Mon
day evening last. Among the guests
present were Misses Beulah Chase,
Hilda Ewell, Viola Byrd and Elsie
Gladding; Messrs. Elmer Somers
Finney Somers, Harold Byrd and
Clarence Gladding. After INDUCING
in numerous games until a late hour
all left for their homes, thankful tc
the hostess for the eDjoyabl, even
ing and ready to accept like invi
tation when it is extended to them
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Free Scholarship.

The following letter to Mr.. q. q.
Joynes, Onancock, Va, explains
itself:
l am directed by the faculty OF
Bethel Military Academy to inform
you that they have placed at your
disposal a scholarship, carrying with
It free tuition in said school, to be
bestowed upon some worthy boy in
your district who desires to pursue
his studies at a military training
school, and who is prepared for such
work.
The only conditions are that its
bestowal be publicly announced and
that we be notified of its acceptance.
Yours in the cause Of education.
VIM. NJ Kemper.
Warrenton, Va Jan. q, 1905.
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Wachapreague.

James, the little son of Mr.. q. f.
Stiles, is quite sick with pneumonia
at this time.
Miss Lola Duer is among the visi-
tors to Wachapreague, the guest of
Mrs. r. w. Phillips.
Thu oysterhouse of Mr.. A. h. g..
Mears is still open and shipments are
being made daily to the Northern
markets.
Hotel Wachapreague is now under
the management of Mr.. Ira F. Bur-
ton, ii former employee of the Wind
sor Hotel, Atlantic City, n. j.
Mr.. G. 8. Burton, surfman of PARA
more Beach Life Saving Station, was
called to the bedside Of his son,
Harry, this week, sick with pneu-
monia in Philadelphia.
Rev. Henry Davis, OF the NJ. E
Church, South, filled the pulpit OF
the Presby terian Church Sunday, in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Friend, who was prevented by the
weather from reaching our town.
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OnancOck.
Mr.. George H. Powell made short
trip to Philadelphia last week.

Mr.. George H. Powell made a short
trip to P Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Ewell, of Parksley, has been
the guest of Mrs. r. l. Shields at her
home, Melrose, for the past week.
Clifford, infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Soloman Grey. is quite sick at his
home, corner North and Kerr streets
Miss Annie L Hopkins left by train
Monday for Baltimore, where she
will attend the Peabody for lessons
on piano.
Mr.. Claude l. Northam gave the
young folks of the town a most en-
joyable dance, Monday evening" at
Hopkin Hall.
Miss Eta Wise, of Accomack, began
her vocal class at the Onancook High
School Tuesday. The trustees are
very fortunate in having secured her
services.
Some of the young men OF the town
have skated as far as two miles and a
half from land, in the Chesapeake
bay, and report no water can be seen
as far as the eye eau reach.
Mis-. Margaret Powell, who has
been sick of pneumonia for the past
two weeks Is till quite i'll. DIR. Hare
of Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia, came to Onancock Tuesday
to consult with her regular physi'
clans, Drs. Leatherbury and Powell.
Mrs. d. J. Titlow's elocution class
at the Onancock High School is pre-
pairing for an entertainment to be
given at the Town Hall, Friday even
ing, February Gath. The programme
will consist of two farces, recitations
and paptomimes, and treat Is in store
for the public.
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School of Domestic Science.

The School of Domestic Science,212
N. 10Th street, Richmond, Va, was
opened November 10Th, 1904, for the
purpose of training girls and women,
who need such help, in scientific
cooking and housekeeping.
There will be no charge, for either
beard or tuition, to the student DUR
ing their stay at this school; and
when this course is fioished q desir-
able situation will he found for them.
The women who compose this club
are members of half dozen different
and their one object
is to help their sisters in life's battles.
George H. Wiley, Chairman,
Mrs. w. J. Young, Pres,
A. Gulley, Superintendent.
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Letter to Jno. ID. Grant,
Accomac, Va.


Dear Sir: The Trustees OF Fair
Ground, Cobleskill, N. Y, were glad
to pay IS cents a gallon more for
Devoe; and no wonder. Two other
paint agents said it would take 100
gallons of the paint to cover the
buildings.
Our agent put It at 125 or less. 1t
took 115.
We saved them 80 gallons OF paint
and painting worth 81 to s. gal
lon, as the painting costs two OF
three times as much as the paint less
Is cents a gallon on 115 gallons. Say
$40.
That's how to count the cost oil
paint. The cost OF putting 1t on Ii
So or 81 gallon. You see what thai
means. 90 by Devoe.
Yours truly,
F. W. DEvoE & Co.,
S5 New York
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Parksley.

Mrs. Leroy Croswell is con fined to
her room by sickness.
Mrs. D. H. johnson has been sick
during the last few days.
Miss Stella Scott, who has been
visiting her brother in Wilmington,
Del, for several months, has returned
home.
Miss Mamie r. Byrd and Mr.. George
G. Mathews were married Wednes-
day, February 8th, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Byrd, near town, Rev. J. d. Harte
officiating. Mr.. Mathews is a member
of the Parksley Manufacturing Co.
and Miss Mathews is the popular and
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Scott Byrd. Both are quite pop
ular among their many friends.
They left on the afternoon train for
Old Point Comfort, Richmond, Wash
ington and other places of interest.
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To THE PUBLIC-This is to give
notice that We have sold our entire
stock of building material, hardware,
Sc. to the Parksley Manufacturing
Co, which will hereafter conduct the
business at the old stand; and the
members of it being gentlemen of
unquestioned integrity and noted for
their fair dealing, we trust they will
receive the same patronage which
his been 80 kindly extended to us by
the public and for which we take
this method of expressing our
thanks. We reserved our books and
can be found at the office of our sue
cessors until further notice, where we
kindly but urgently ask all indebted
10 us to make settlement at once.
Very respectfully,
f. 7 Parks.
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Write to us tor estimates on door
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac @. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice Is Lumber 90.
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Pungoteague Public High School.
The following names have been
entered upon the honor roll for the
school month No. 3:
Giade 2.-Hall Ames, Lucy Ames,
Robert Hiden.
Grade 3.-Kellam Ames.
Grade ARTHUR Guy, Jennie
Sparrow.
Grade 5.-Susie Ennis.
Grade 6 -Walter Doughty, Eva
Walker.
Grade 7.-Virginia Ames. George
Aud, Lottie Aud, Margaret Byrd,
Edith Guy, Walter Guy, Montrue
Kellam, Maggie Mason, Nelly NJ.
Mears, Margie Reade, Lena Sparrow,
Sallie Taylor, Edith Walker, Vir-
GINA Warren, Ralph Water6eld.
Grade 8.-Sallie ColonEa.
Grade 9.-Viola Kellam, Lucy Tay
lor.
Grade 10.-Madeline Warren.
Principal.
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Church Notes.
him..

7 ere will be no services at the
Episcopal churches at Jenkins Bridge
and ut Bloxom on Sunday, the 12sh
day of February, 1905, but, IL the
weather will permit, there will be
services at both of said churches on
the Sunday following, February 10th,
being SeptuagesiIna Sunday.
Services, morning and evening, at
st. James church, Drummondtown,
on February 18th, 1905.
Rector.
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Cadets on a Strike.

The entire student body of Kenyon
Military Academy, Ohio, numbering
100 men, OF which Mr.. G. N. Wyant,
formerly of this county, is principal,
are reported by the Baltimore Sun,
as being on strike.
The trouble Is due to the suspen-
sion of three students, charged with
participation in riotous scenes Sun
day night aud the strikers say, that
they will not return to their classes
until thy are reinstated.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-02-11

WANTED-A man of character and
energy as District Manager of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company for the Eastern Shore
of Virginia, under a contract with
renewal interest. Address, with
references aud full particulars,
Il. A. Cary, General Agent,
Richmond, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-02-11

Choice potato bed cypress and cy
press frames ready made with gall
vanized nails for sale; also car choice
seed oats.
Parksley Coal y Supply Co.
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We have in stock for sale, at the
lowest market price, disc harrows,
so tooth harrows, plows and cast
ings, 6xS glass, Baugh's Z per cent.
guano for round potatoes and onions.
J. W. Rogers & Bros,
Onley, Va.
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Accomac @. H., Va.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE
I have for sale nice lot Of straw
berry plants: The East Seeding,
Lady Thompson and Superior, $1.O0
per thousand. The Superior is the
best all.around berry of all. 1t is
equally as forward as the Lady
Thompson or East Seeding. 1t bears
full. is a large berry, of a deep red
through and through, has large
green cap and is the best shipper of
them all.
A. T. Scott,
Only, Va.
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\. 7. Scott,
Only, Va.

FOR SALE-Steam saw mill at a
bargain. Thie mill is in first class
condition in every respect, carrying
nth it a planer, hatcher and stave
o. tit. Will sell team also If desired.
Purchaser can make his own terms.
Plenty of timber TO run mill three or
four years and more can be bought
near the mill. The chance of life
time. Address Lock Box No. II,
Exmore, Va.
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Honor Rolls.

Drummondtown Public High School.
For attendance, punctuality and
scholarship the following names have
been entered upon the honor roll for
the current month:
Grade II.-Frederic Edmonds, Cur
tbs Uoleburn.
Grade IlI-Lynn Taylor.
Grade w. Elizabeth Stevenson,
Ellen Edmonds. Eula Colona.
Grade Willie Hickman, Nelson
Gee, Byron Coleburn.
Grade vi Russell Taylor.
Grade VIII.-Ernest Ruediger, Fin
ney Mason, William Stevenson.
Grade TX Mary Fletcher, Hardi
MIA Fletcher, Miriam Mock, Sarah
Mock, Alfred Edmonds.
Principal.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or tres.
passing in any way on that part OF
the premises known as "Bowmans
Folly" occupied or rentedoui by me,
under penalty of a prosecution to
the full extent OF law.
VIM. II. Coxton.
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For RENT For the present year
my millinery store at Bloxom station.
The building is new, has glass front
and we'll arranged for the millinery
business. Its location is all that
could oe desired and being in thrift
ty community a liberal patronage is
assured to an occupant who can
please her customers. For further
particulars apply to
Mrs. r. W. Somers.
Bloxom. Va.
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For SALE--250 bushels Of slip 20
tato seed and 40 barrels OF Grown
Jewel round potatoes.
E. D. Waddy,
Accomac y. II.
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Wire fence-now is the time to put
up your wire fence-we have 1t.
Write us or come to see us for prices.
T. s. Hopkins & Co.,
Tasley, Va.
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WANTED-A situation as clerk In
dry goods store. [ desire to say that
| am eighteen years of age, am fairly
well educated, and shall certainly
try to fulfill any demand for energy
and willingness. Good references.
Name will be sent on application by
addressing the undersigned.
BoX2.
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County School Fund.

The following apportionment of
the county school fund, the amount
of which Is $6,551 "a, is made at the
rate of 5302l cents per capita OF
school population, and is to be used
exclusively for the pay OF teachers:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-02-11

For SALE-Thirty pine heart po-
tato bed frames, almost new, with
glass in same, and one good iron
axle cart. Address, Box ..
Accomac @. H., Va.
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For SALE-A large iron safe In
good condition, cheap for cash.
Ben Il. Gunter,
Accomac, Va.
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NoTICE-We have for sale 1000
bushel. OF white Ohio seed oats.
d. H. johnson e. Son.
Parksley, Va.
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Car of 6xS glass for sale at $1.75 per
box, cash. A. w. Short,
Bloxom, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

WANTED-A good man with expert
ence In the business to run my mill
and manufacture lumber and slaves
by the thousand or by the day. To
the right man the job will be a long
one, not less than five years. For
full particulars apply to
f. Z. Hudson.
Glrdletree, Md.
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Everything in the Building Lnegood and cheap-1ro tne
BRTCK for underpnnng to the SHINGLES for the roof
Doors Windows Blinds Brackets MGud n Stair RAILS &C.
Pumps and fittings Tools and Builders
Robes, blanKets
~ and Loaded Shells, Coopers Tools of all kinds
say hear Of Champion Steel Range
the marketf Better look
mn How about Alright from song up to s
Columbia Nothing oetser anu
buy lots and can you money T. uht
Wapta Machine2 Then buy the McCormicK IL rgn|
If there anything the Implement line have It,
of Wire Prices down.
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6xS glass $l.75 cash per box, $3.50
on crop time, special prices on 80 box
lots. j. W. Barnes,
Bloxom, Va.
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For SALE-10,000 heads If cab
bage at cents per head delivered, 2t
cents in field.
T. +. Scott,
Hunting Creek.
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SHINGLEs-Florida Black Hearts,
"Perfectionn and other kinds, all
made of frs; growth Florida timber,
constantly on hand at my house for
sala at right prices. Inspection OF
quality and prices invited before
purchasing.
W. l.. Mock,
Temperanceville, Va, Nov. %, 1904.
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NoTIcE-On November 2, 1904, Mrs.
Fannie E Gordon sold to Henry j.
Hartz the farm known as "Montrose"
near Greenbackville, in Accomac Co.,
Va. go
All persons are herewith notified
that no trespassing or cunning will
be allowed on any part of said farm,
and anyone trespa;sing or gum ng
thereon will be promptly prosecuted.
A reward of ten dollars will be paid
by the undersigned until further
notice, for the arrest and conviction OF
any person trespassing or cunning on
said farm.
(Signed)
D. NJ. Boring & Son,
2935 Diamond st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Representing Henry j. Hartz.
For RENT-House and lot at Tas-
ley, formerly occupied by MIR. j. L
Mears. Immediate possession. APP
ply to Jno. p. L.. Hopkins,
Onancock, Va.
or I. 8. Hopkins,
TasleY, Va.
For SALE-300 bushels Of fine seed
oats. b. f. Young,
Rue, Va.
FOR RENT-House and lot on Fol
ly Greek.
F. d. Parkes,
Onancock, Va.
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So 551 "a

Onancock s4l9.4S $sO97 $S9S.51
The following is the report OF J. II.
Hopkins, commissioner 10 trust for a
portion OF the Sanford charity
fund;
Interest collected to January
l, lJO0 ....'...... ,.'.''...' 9SO4'UV
Less 3 per cent. ............... l3.2O
Amount in hand .. -. $3.50 50
The same is apporlioned as fol-
lows
To Islands District, 10. $50.16
" Metompkin District, 3D.. 5O.l6
" Atlantic District, 35...... $50 As
$3.50 so
No report has been received from
the other commissioner in trust on
this fund.
The clerks of the different school
districts please take copy
Respectfully submitted,
q. G Joynes,
Superintendent
Onancock, Va, Feb. 6, 1905.
n. B.-The approximate amount
of the district school fund has been
furnished to each district clerk.
g. q. Joynes.
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For SALE-3O0 bushels Of fine seed
oats. b. F. Young,
Rue, Va.
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Marriage Licenses.


Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
George Peall and Ella w. Jenifer
Richard A. Town of Pittsburg Pa, and
A. Theresa Hoffman of this city.
John B. Hurd and Ruth A Brown.
Louis F. Perry and AIDA Williams.
William A. Mills and Annie Montgomery.
Samuel Shapiro and Fannie Rubin.
William A. Hall and Myrtle Z. Folln.
George E. Rupert and Mary I. DarneIl.
Daniel Sullivan and Lottie Keithley
Otto N. Burrows and Margaret Dale.
George Winslow of this city and Lulu
Graysan of Bladensburg, Md.
Benedict H. Neff and Eleanor V. Kraft.
II. G. limerick of Lynchburg Va, and
Grace NJ. Liggan of Richmond Va
Joseph 7. Hall and Isabella Sykes.
Isaac B. Bussard of Monterey, Va and
Lola Kramer of Travellers Repose w. Va.
Sabine Raenna and Annie Mashmeyer,
both of Baltimore, Md.
Martin C. Silver and Lorene Elicit, both
of Richmond. Va.
Charles S. ALL and Mary C. Fweeney,
both of Baltimore, Md.
Frederick A. Schaub and Emma NJ Bean
Frank n. Keithley of this city and Helen
A. Seheff1ler of Passaic, n J.
F. Bradley Peyton and Mollie Niche both
of Charlottesville. Va.
Ernest NJ. Parker of Landover Md and
Emma F. Sheppard of Lexington, Va.
Herman Shapiro and Bessie Kaminkko-
vitz.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Ebbitt-S B. Bussard, Monterrey, Va:
Ralph Gorsuch, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; c. t.
Lewis and Mrs Lewis, Baltimore; W. NJ.
Pond, New York city; B. w. Phillips and
Mrs. Phillips, Lebanon, KY; E. ]. Copp
and Mrs. Copp, Nassau. n. H; G. Jacob
sen. Philadelphia; w. D. 'Shaughnessy,
Utah.
Raleigh-Blair P. Welson Huntington,
w. Va; Richard Becker and Mrs. Becker,
Milwaukee,; N. R. McVeigh, Memphis,
Tenn; J. B. Miller, Panama; Edward D. B.
Brown, Chicago: Mrs w P. Stewart, st.
Louis; Herbert N. Curtis, Leesburg, Va;
c. Royle Norman, Richmond, Va
Arlington-H r. Beall and Mrs. Beall
New York city; DR.. Harry Chandler, Vine
G. Potts. Washington, Va; Russell Smith.
Portland, Greg; Mrs. E. NJ Smith and
the Misses Smith, Portland, Greg.
Shoreham-Henry ]. Morris. Philadel-
Newborn, Louisville, KY; G. Darby and
Mrs. Darby. New Orleans; Alva Agra and
Mrs Agra, Wooster. Ohio; John w. Swee-
ney and Mrs. Sweeney, Westerly, r. l.
New Willard-Edward ]. Moriarty, Bos
ton; John B. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison.
New York city; DR.. w. A. Hendley Los
Angeles, Cal; J. c. Maquess, Thomasville,
Ga; C. F. Buckingham; Boulder. Col;
William B. Showalter, Chicago; William
Alden Smith Grand Rapids, Mich; W. q.
Conrad, Montana
Riggs Winters, New York city; Jas.
Trumble, Ashland, KY; A. N. Wishard,
Indiana; w. C. Clapp, Passaic, N J.; w.
E. Tuttle and Mrs. futile, Niagara Falls.
N Y; Alfred Zimmerman, New York city;
John Keller, New York city; VIM &.
Waugh, Philadelphia; DIR. b. p. Croker
and Mrs. Crocker, Texbon, Mass; Alfred
Wolf New York
ST. James-F r. Mead and Mrs. Mead,
New Orleans; ]. D. Duffy, Chicago; DR.. T.
NJ Cassidy, Long Island City. N. Y; J: d.
Odom, Atlanta, Ga; A. Mitchell. New
York; Eli Long, Dayton, Ohio; j. S. But
Ter, Boston, Mass: Jas. F. shelly Phil
adelphia, Pa; c. G. Austin, Camden, N. j.;
d. E. Palmer, Atlanta, Ga
Hotel Normandie-H II. Ellsworth,
Hartford; A. s. Burwell, Seattle, Wash;
E. r. Adee, New York; II. Fitzgerald,
New York: ]. c. Barnard, Cleveland: c.
s. Bigsby, Cleveland: Chas. Stollberg and
Mrs. Stollberg, Toledo; ]. B. Merrill and
Mrs. Merrill. Toledo; c. c. McCord and
Mrs. McCord, Pittsburg; A. A. Rogers and
Mrs. Rogers, Beaver, Pa; Otto Dederer,
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-16
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
William A. Barron, forty years, 2S19 n
street northwest.
James Corcoran, seventy-three years,
United States Soldiers Home
Martha ]. Frier seventy-three years, 41st
street, Tenleytown.
Mary Galloway, seventeen years, 1912 C
street southeast.
James o. Gingeel, f1ifty-eight years, 1881
34th street northwest.
Joseph Hall, sixty-two years, steam rail-
road tracks foot of 14th street southwest.
Peter T. Hornig, eighty-one years, Goth
street and Benning road
Lucy Jones, two years, 2134 New York
avenue northwest.
Joseph T. McGinnis, thirty-two years,
Dist and Water streets northwest.
Mary A. O'Brien, thirty-eight years, 1852
Wisconsin avenue
Fannie Smith, fifty years. 10 Canal
street southwest.
Henry Spencer thirty-eight years 1852
Cooks court northwest
Mary Z. Swami, thirty-seyen years, 1904
I. street northwest.
James Whalen, twenty-nine years,
Georgetown University Hospital.
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The Delineator for December.

Art, fiction and fashion contribute to
make the December Dellneator conspicuous
among the Christmas magazines Eight
paintings by J. c. Leyendecker illustrating
and Interpreting the Twenty-third Psalm,
Is the most extensive color feature OF the
number.
The short fiction of the number comprises
stories by HaInlin Garland, John Luther
Long, Gilbert Parker and others. The OPEN
Ing chapters of a new serial-a woman's
club story-"The President of Quex." are
given; also the continuation of AT Spinster
Farm" articles on Brass and Copper Cten-
sis in The Collectors Manual and the
Child at Play in The Rights Of the Child"
The pastimes for children are filed with
the spirit of the season, and there is an
abundance OF matter OF interest TO house,
wives.