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oBJEcr TO FrNNs DISCHARGE.

An important bankruptcy hearing
was held here to-day before Referee
Ernest II. OBrien. a local saloon keep
er Frederick Fem, whose debts ng
create to about $4,000, having made
petition for discharge Eight attor-
noys, who represent large claims, ap-
peared with objections 10 the discharge
and tho referee gave them until next
Saturday to file their specifications.
There are in the Feuu case debts TO
the amount OF about $4,000 for liquors
which Will probably be referred -
Judge j l.. Martin These were sold
by wholesalers who. Il is said had no
license To do business in this state.
LITERATURE FOR INSTITUTIONS.
Tho Good Reading Distribution club
here is preparing to distribute literature
among the penal and other institutions
iu the state during the holidays a re-
cely'ng depot has been established and
application made to tn express com
panics for a frank that all magazines
and other material received my he sent
out free The soldiers Home, Benning-
ton; state prison, Windsor; House OF
Correction, Rutland; Brattleboro retreat;
Vermont Industrial school, Nergennes,
and several lumber camps will receive
Christmas bundles from the club.
WARM WEATHER BIRDS LlNGER.
Owing to the mild weather several
birds which are usually In warmer climes
at this time of the year have been seen
here recently Dr g. B. Ross of West
Rutland saw u meadow lark Yesterday.
Dr. Charles A. Gale saw a hock OF a
dozen crows near this city within day
or two. There is a robin WHICH daily
visits the yard OF Maxine Jasmin here
and eats feed thrown to the chickens.
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BlDW ELL.

Bidwell-M F. Chrisman and fam,
lily, of South Ottumwa, and Luther
Olney and daughter, Mrs Clarence
Nye. of Dudley, were entertained at
the C. r. Chrisman home Sunday.
Glenn Milliard and family Of Pleas
ant Home, visited Sunday at the Will
liam Taylor home.
Joseph Lathrop and family, of Kirk
vile, visited Saturday at the H. Il.
Lathrop home
Daniel Kerr visited relatives and
friends near kirkville recently.
Miss Clara Lathrop visited friends
in South Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Allie Kerr is visiting at the
parental William Kerr home, near
Kirkville
Miss Pauline Brokenbourgh,z of OF.
tumwa, visited Sunday at the Henry
Oswald home.
Rev. and Mrs. Randolph and son,
Robert Randolph. Of Pleasant Home,
visited recently at the H. T. Lathrop
home
Mrs. George Dorothy and children,
of Blakesburg. are visiting relatives
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Chisman, and.
Mrs. Edna Carr, and two children, of
Bear Creek. were guests Sunday at
the Everett Johnston home.
H. T. Lathrop was business visi-
tor in Blakesburg Saturday.
Frank Chisman and family, of Dud-
ley, visited Sunday at the G. H CHS.
man home.
Omer Johnston and family, visited
Sunday at the U. L. Wilson home in
Ottumwa.
Frank Latnrop, who has been husk-
ing corn for man residing near Kirk
vile, is home for few days as the re-
suit of sprained hand
Mark Blackman is visiting relatives
in Lucerne, Mo.
Mrs. F. E. Perry returned Sunday on
No. 8, after brief visit at the paren-
tai Leroy Blackman home, in Luc,
erne, Mo.
Miss Ada Chance, Of South ottum,
wa, visited relatives here Saturday,
and Sunday.
Henry Brooks, Fred Jones Oscar
Jacobson, and Roy Garfield, were
Milwaukee passengers for Ottumwa
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston visit.
ed Monday at the George Johnsonton
home. at Chillicothe.
Miss Grace Grooms who has been
i'll for sometime. Is now at the home
of her brother, Bruce Grooms, near
Blakesburg
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EDpYvILLE.

Eddyville-R. w. Heilt and J. L
Lee Of West Des Moines township
who were among the petit Jurors beer
drawn on the December panel Of the
Mahaska county district COURT, con
venfng December s.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Gray OF Spring
field. ILL.,, but formerly Of this place
was in Eddyville this week visiting
with relatives and friends.
Miss Pearl Berry of Snithfeld. H.
who has been visiting here, left this
morning for her home and was accom-
panied by Miss Ray johnson, who will
visit at Sn1ithheld and at RushvilIe
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Patrick Smith went to Ottu!n-
wa Friday afternoon for short vtsi,
with her son. Dr. Smith.
Mrs L. Turner Of North Third stree,
returned home Friday afternoon, after
spending two weeks with her son
Ralph Grattan, of Oskaloosa.
Among the Oskaloosa business cali
ers Friday were Charles Fisher. Bert
Broderick, and A. t. Carson. The OF.
tumwa business callers were George
Weber, RUDE Beamer and Bridget
Simmons.
Con Sullivan arrived this week from
Kansas City, Mo-. to spend a few
weeks with his mother, Mrs Con Sui.
Ivan Of North Sixth street.
Mrs. Mary Danner returned Mon
day, after spending three weeks witt
relatives in Beacon.
Mrs. F. G. WEIGH of Cedar and Mis-.
GLADYS WEIGH of Kirkville are visiting
with friends and relatives at Griswold
Mrs. L. A. Rowe was in Ottumwa OF
"Wednesday.
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.EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville.-Edd England was SER
iously burned in an explosion Tuesday.
while cleaning an acetylene lamp.
Mrs. DELI Ford, who lives on South
Second street, while sweeping her
back porch Wednesday fell and broke
her arm. DR.. Edgar L. BAY was sum
moned and gave the necessary treat
ment.
Mrs. George Berry underwent sur
gical operation at her home on South
Second street Tuesday for the removal
of gall stones. The operation was a
successful one and Mrs. Berry is get
ting along as well as could be expect
ed.
Mrs. Lydia Weber took her son
George to Ottumwa Wednesday to con-
suit physician. 1t Is thought he will
have to undergo an operation soon.
Mrs. Meeker and daughter, Miss
Alice, went to Sandburn Wednesday
morning for an extended visit with
the formers daughter, Mrs. George
Strange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Francis left Tues
day evening for their home in Abba
after spending a week visiting with
Mr. Francis father, Peter Francis. OF
North Second street, and with Other
friends and relatives here.
H. w. Atkins of Abba. who have
been spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs. James Denning, returned
home Wednesday,
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MT. PLEASANT.

Mount Pleasant One would
have thought that Indians were
on the 'warpath sure. Saturday If they
had been around the main hall of the
college. The occasion was an enter
tainment called the War PATH" given
by the Christian associations. There
were Indians as real as life, only they
were painted and feathered for the oc-
casion and clowns were numerous all
through the crowd. There were all
sorts Of naonstrosities and curiosities
in the various rooms which furnished
entertainment for the assembled
crowd. Ice cream and candies were
served in one room and waters and
tea in. the Chinese room. There was
tie dwarf and the giant and other pc
culiar looking animals. One of the
chief attractions was the Indian vii
lage where you could get your fortune
told by Indian squaws, while the races
also drew large crowd.
One of the boldest thefts ever known
in Mt. Pleasant was perpetrated here
Saturday when William Hall. colored,
stole a suit case from the passenger
station which belonged to j. Deemer,
who was waiting to board No. IS. Mr..
Deemer had just gone down to Goes
livery barn and while away the negro
slipped in and picked up the piece of
lugga ge. There was another negro.
Art Johnson. with Hall, but it is said
that he had nothing to do with the
stealing. Marshall Anderson was at
once 'phoned for and was soon on the
grounds. Hall was caught by the asy-
lum switch. but he had dronped the
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MRS. NORMANLEE
ASKS DAMAGES
SUIT AGAINST C.. M. & ST. P. RAIL
WAY SUIT. TO QUIET
TITLE.

Norman Lee has filed suit In the
circuit court against the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway company.
asking damages of $3.50 for alleged
personal injuries sustained by Mrs.
Lee in an accident near Highland
Center September IL, 1907
The petition alleges that Lee and his
wife purchased a ticket from Hedrick
to Ottumwa Junction and entered q
passenger coach attached to freight
train; that while entering Highland
Cener near the station the train broke
In two, the front part running ahead
for short distance and came to a
stop. The rear section then crashed
into it, asserts the petition. throwing
Mrs. Lee to the floor, causing inter-
nal and external injuries so serious as
to render her unconscious
To Quiet Title.
A suit to quiet title by B. F. Black
against Mary w. Hendershott L. c.
Hendershott and twenty seven others
has been filed with the county clerk
1t is found that a mortgage Of s65
ha; been pending against portions OF
the northeast u of the northeast n
and the southeast u of the northeast
a of section 80, township II. and
range a. since Sept. 10, 1859.
The plaintiff now comes forward
stating that he has been the owner OF
the land in fee simple for over thirty
years and that the mortgage be sci
aside and he be given an absolute title
to the property. The mortgage wa
gwen bv Gilbert NJ Randall to Henry
B. Hendershott and r. L. Burton.
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ter:rent was made In the Blakesburg
cemetery at O. O'clock this afternoon.
The community deeply grieves with
this bereaved family, for she was a
true mother and one who thought Nd
sacrifice on her part too great for her
loved ones. Her many friends will
greatly miss her, for one always felt
better and more ennobled after being
with her.--Contributed
Mrs. Thomas Wood was born in Sa-
lem, Steuben county, Ind, Aug q,
1851, and passed away in Eldon, Iowa,
Nov. Is. 1907.
She came to Eldon in October 1872,
as a bride, having married Thomas
Wood, fireman in the employ Of the
Rock Island railroad in the black
smithtng department.
Her entire married life has been
spent in Eldon. The death of her hus-
band of apoplexy on April z, 1902, is
well remembered by all our citizens,
and was blow from which she never
recovered Not having been blessed
with children, her whole life was cen.
tered in the welfare of her life COM
panion, and when he was taken she
ceased to take, very much interest In
iudIsoIo WHICH udu lOlulSIly OCCuplcu
her attention.
She never was strong woman,
physically, being afflicted with ner-
vous trouble and defective sight Her
life had comparatively little Of pleas
ure and cheer, and yet withal she was
a great reader, and as such was famil
lar with high class standard Of lit
erature by which she kept herself in
close touch with the leading thoughts
of tho times.
She united with the NJ. D. church OF
Eldon in 1891, and for eleven
years served in the official capacity
of steward with unremitting fidelity,
and was also treasurer Of the Ladies'
Aid Society for some years. Her inter
est in the church was unceasing
while health would permit She is the
first of a family of nine children to
be taken from earth and to be honor
ed with the happy exchange.
The funeral services were held from
the M. r. church on Saturday, Nov
18th, at 2 p. IN, conducted by Rev. G.
M. futile and her remains were laid
to rest in the Eldon cemetery. The
floral tributes were both abundant and
beautiful in design. Contributed.
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God One new member was received
into the church at this place on Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Emma Will
liams visited last Thursday with Mrs.
Proctor.
Mrs. Charles Adcock of Oklahoma
Is visiting relatives at this place.
The W. G. T. U. met in regular ses-
sion last Thursday at the home of the
president, Mrs. Ida Goodlander After
the business Of the meeting was at
tended to the time was spent in social
conversation, complimentary to Mrs.
Harriet Truitt and Miss nellie Truitt,
ter in Texas. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Harriet Truitt was the guest
evening.
Kenneth Buntin is quite sick with
lung fever
A Thanksgiving service will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal church Ut
II a. m.
| A Sunday school temperance pro.
gram will be given at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday evening.
ne lad1eS OF Lle MeLnOdlSI EplSCO'
pal church will serve supper at the
hall Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. Harriet Truitt and Miss Nellie
Truitt were entertained at the ]. c.
| Millisack home last Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Guile of Ore.
gon are visiting relatives at this place
| Joe Henderson has sold his farm
east of this place and bought north
of Bloomfield.
Will Dunlap of Bloomfield was at
this place last Saturday and took the
pictures of the members of the T.. I
l.. and the new members Of the Chris
tian church.
Mrs McCarty called on Mrs. sayles
last Saturday.
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Marriage Licenses.
KNOXVILLE.

KNOXVILLE - Mas Aimee Cornell
danrbter r. nv q w Gnrne,, ,e lie lie
tim IN vast I,her+v nith i ths 70 nil,
Of +, p E,lintt pefors retnrnin 9
home she viii ao TO Iowa Civ ~
snand srhsnI sa ~ viii her hrother =.
Cnrwin who 10 taEing course IN the
schnai ~ Arts 4ha s = ou, sivn az i
John Pohinson snn ~ = NJ Rohin
SON npdsrwanr an onsration for an
nend,citis ~ the iowa santa riun, a.
Des Moines H. wi, snnn ba ahla t.
leave FOR his home IN Moher,w Mo
whara his .narants aside tic 70 the,
10 ono ~ TIC ori@;naI Pohinsor hrot,,.
ara the rian+s Who traveiad m,th thu the
Rarnun ana pailav circus for MN.
her of yaars " -
nohert q R,;ckuan was the third
ncixv Marinn cn,,nty MAR n draw =
!; ~, sstaad N ths Rr,,ia Indian reser.
atjnn IN tha recent Land rawinr con
Test TVS nnn,har ~ his cla ire wa,
xxx uyiiI,o !, white ana Esred earle
usa a +ha nthar NO S,,cS,, rran
Tanaa q Graenry no reneirea Soma
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suit case AS soon as he discovered that

suit case as soon as he discovered that
he was pursued. Before dropping It
he had opened 1t and secured a A
caliber Colts revolver out Of 1t, which
he had on his person when caught.
The preliminary hearing was given
him that afternoon before Mayor Dug
dale and although he plead not guilty,
his testimony convicted him and he
was bound over to the grand jury with
bond fixed at $500. Not being able to
secure this he was put In Jail. Both
Hall and Johnson were strangers in
Mt. Pleasant.
District court convened on Monday
with Judge Smyth on the bench. Just
now it looks like there would be a
light docket, but nothing definite can
be known of the law cases until the
day arrives. The grand jury has sew
eral cases to investigate, there being
one or more counts against Hicks, the
fruit tree man, and one against Jack
Noble for assault The grand Jury
was summoned for Monday afternoon,
and the petit jury for one week from
yesterday.
Wareham Clark of the college spent
Sunday at his home In Abba.
Miss Elva Potts Of Moravia arrived
Saturday for a weeks visit with coll
lege friends. She Is teaching this year
near Moravia, but hopes to be in
school again next year. She will be
here until after the Thanksgiving ban
quet, which is Thursday evening. Over
200 seats have already been sold for
the banquet and it is expected that
it will eclipse all former Thanksgiving
day banquets.
The first basketball game of the sea-
son will be played by the college boys
on Thanksgiving day. The team is
getting in fine shape now under the
efficient training Of Director Schof-
field of the city Y. M c. A. and a clos.
game is expected. Hedding college OF
Abingdon, ILL.,. are their opponents.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
H. Morain and Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Mo-
rain and daughter, Dollie, were guests
at the Meilven Ellis home Sunday.
Martin Smith was a business caller
in Ottumwa Friday.
F. w. Turner has purchased a new
graphaphone
Misses Mamie and Bessie Smith
visited Saturday at the Jack Simmons
home
Weaver Hastings was caller at thu
Shook home Sunday
Lake Kendrick visited Sunday with
relatives here
Mrs. P. o. Morain visited at the w.
F. Turner home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith spent a
few days last week at the home Of
their son. Martin Smith.
Frank Turner was a caller in OF
turnwa Saturday.
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Tri- Courier
cHANoJNc AppREseEs,

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribers Wishing their address
changed will please give the name OF
the Poetoface to which the paper has
been sent as we'll a. the Postomce
whore they desire 1t to be changed to
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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sAwDoN-cAwER NuPTlALs
Bonaparte People Married Tuesday
Wili.LiVe Near Prim-


rose.
Bonaparte.--Joseph Cawer and Miss
Ivy Sawdon were married Tuesday
morning at the Presbyterian parson.
age, Rev. James Clark, officiating.
They left on the morning train for a
trip to Ogden, Utah, being accolnpan-
led by Mr. Cawer's sister, Mrs. Joe
Ketchum On their return, MI. and
Mrs. Cawer will reside on farm near
Primrose, 800
Miss Mary Hanback, has gone to Fit.
Worth Tex, to spend the winter with
iler sister, Mrs. George Johnson and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Coolidge left yes
terday for Pasadena, Ca, where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Joshua Lock of Winterset, abs
been areeent guest Of Mrs. Winfield.
F. M. Sturdivant is business Wis
itor in St, Louis this week
Mr., and Mrs. c. e. Fuller and grand
son, Albert Leroy, left yesterday for
rularosa. N NJ. to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Charles Etheridge Of Kahoka.
Mo-, has been visiting friends in Bona
parte and vicinity recently.
D. G. Nelson left yesterday for a
visit in Canton, Ill.
Mrs. Josie Weaver of Pittsburg. is
guest of the Arthur Umpnrey fam
lily.
Clawson Writ of Hannibal, Mo-, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Walter Brad
ford.
G. e. Fair was in Davenport recent,
ly attending meeting Of the execu,
tive committee of the State Photo.
graphers association.
Charles Boyle Of Mt. Zion, visited
relatives here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cocherell nave
been spending few days in Keosau
qua.
Mrs. Noble Chapman and son are
the. guests of relatives in Blandins
Vile, H., this week.
Mrs. H. J. Easter and children
have returned home after a visit
near Bloomfield.
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DRAkEVILLE.

MISUNDERSTANDING closed at the
Christian church Sunday night. Sis
ter Sea goes to Floris to hold meet
forty additions were made to the
church.
Rev Davis is still holding meetings
at Ash Grove Much interest is being
manifested and many converted to
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From Tuesdays Daily
J. D. Smith visited in Abba Sunday
with friends.
Judge M. A. Roberts left yesterday
for Fairfield on business.
Tr,.sses ntted right at sargent's.
w. w. Dyor left this morning for
Keosauqua on short business trip.
Harry Swenson,, left this morning
for Abba, on short business trip.
Clarence and Carl stober. of Far
son, spent Sunday visiting at. the
home of their sister, Mrs. G. w. Rown.
413 East Myrtle street.
Mothers Friend at sargent's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson Of Abba,
who have been visiting with H. NJ
Ghidister. who is Ill here at the Hos.
pital, left for their home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrsr. "a E. Plat of s47
East Main street: left this morning for
Keosauqua, where they will spend
Thanksgiving. ,t.,...
Mrs. M. J. McCarty of Chillicothe
is visiting at the home of ner son,
Charles McCarty, residing on West
Second street.
Sargent fits trusses right.
Harry Pearson, of Kirkville was in
the city today on business. Mr. Pear
son will leave Friday for an extended
visit with relatives In Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. H. Mitchell of Bona
parte. after visiting for few days
with relatives in the city, returned 70
their home this morning.
Mrs. Alice Richard, residing on Lo-
Gust street left this morning for Ell
don, where she Will spend the day
visiting with friends.
Mrs. F. Clark of $40 Chester avenue
left yesterday for Chillicothe, where
she will visit at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. J. Pierce.
Mrs. L. A. Kentfeld, residing on
North Court street left yesterday for
Agency, where she will visit for a
short time with friends at that place.
Mrs. c. Nord of 206 West Fifth
SNSot iGeuIAcu uOluc. ySblSiudy from
Fairfield. where she has been visiting
with relatives over Sunday.
Mrs D. Hilliard and daughter, Mrs.
D. II. Doland and Miss Elsie Doland,
of Quincy, who were here attending
the funeral of the late Mrs Edward
Mabie, left for their home yesterday
". D. Smith and w. Cowede Of Ed
dyyille were in the city yesterday on
business and visited for short time
with DR.. W. 8. Smith on South Mar
ket street
Miss Emma Johnson. OF Agency,
who has been visiting at the home of
her sister. Mrs. o. Johnson 205 West
Fourth street left for her home yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Buchanan of Mon.
roe, who have heen visiting at the
home of Mrs. A. G. Hazard, 535 West
Second street, left for their home this
afternoon.
Cherry Juice cough syrup. Sargent
Miss Besse Chambers of 219 Clar.
ence street, left this morning for
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Obituary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. Ina Vancleaxe.

died Nov "a. at 8 p. M, at the home
of her daughter. Mrs c. O.. Porter, in
Des Mones, after a lingering illness.
She formerly lived at Blakesburg, but
recently moved to South Dakota. She
leaves a husband. Cyrus Vancleave.
and Ave children; namely, Mrs. C. O.
Porter OF Des Moines. Mrs Ada
Thompson Of BlakesbsIrg and Mrs
May Thompson, John and Roy VAN
eieaFe of Ottumwa. South Dakota. In
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-30

Every worthy religious or benevo-
lent institution ought to be literally
supported, and IL is far from me 10
place any impedimeBt In the way u
their securing funds, but every in
stilulion ought to stand on its own
merits, and not on the merits Of an
other. No institution has right 10
exist unless IL has reason for its
existeBce--a cause that appeals to the
public. There Is no intefdenOmina
tiOnal institution In this state that Is
doing missionary work ia the alleys
and slums and waste places Of the
state but the Maryland EyaDgeIistie
Association. The public Is asked 90
make a note Of this fact and - in
yited 10 contribute 10 promote These
great ends. GEORGE II. NOCK.
state superintendent Maryland Evan
gelistic Association.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-30
Garden Party St. Anne's Chapel.

Some Of the older pupils Of st.
Anne's Sunday-scbooI and graduated
pupils. propose holding garden
party in the yard % 81. Anne ;
Chapel on Friday evening Of this
week, and perhaps Saturday. These
same held such a garden party about
six years 60 and with the proceeds
purchased the prayerbo0ks and hym-
mails for public use, which are kept
upon a rack at the west end OF St
ADne's Church. Six years Of constant
use by the congregation and sunday
school have told upon these books
and they are much the worse for
wear. To replace these books with
new ones will be the use TO which
the proceeds Of the present enterprise
will be put. Ice cream. cake and
candy will be sold from 70 IL
o'clock in the Chapel yard, weather
permitting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-30
A MARRYING CLASS
U. S. N. A. 'Oz Excites RumOrs.

The Glass Of 1907. United States
Naval Academy, seems to be q marry
ing class as evidenced by the numer-
Gus engagements Of its graduates.
which have been announced since the
graduation of the three sections, re-
spectiyely.
Since June there have been three
engagements OF midshipmen Of this
class announced. and Dame Rumor
has IL that one Of the class Of prOspec-
tive admirals is already wed, and
furthermore has been a married man
since his second class year. The rumor
has been afioat for six weeks or two
months, but every effort to establish
its truthfulness has failed.
As the much-taIked OF midshipman
held a prominent position In his class
and in athletics. and was a member
Of the Lucky Bag editorial stan.
more than usual interest is connected
with the cosby rumor.