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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
&c. Norman, Farmer Near Leon,
Surrenders to Warden Tho
Protesting Innocence
CHARGED WITH THEFT OF HENS
j. c. Norman, Convicted of Stealing a
Crate of Chickens, Wishes to Com
pIete Six Months Sentence in Time
to Put In His Crops Next Fall =
Friends Intercede for Him.
Special to Times Republican

Special to S-Repubhcan-
Des Moines, Dec. 14.-J. c. Norman
a big farmer living southwest of Leon
in Decatur county, took himself to inc
penitentiary at Fort Madison TO begin
a six months sentence for stealing a
coop OF chickens. Norman is ANXIOUS
to get out in time to put in his crops
next spring on his farm.
Word OF the unusual action OF NOR
man has just reached the state BOARD
of parole. 1t was more than two yeaHs
ago that Norman was indicted for the
theft of the chickens, from the home
of Lawson McKern. Tho stoutly main
tanning his innocence h prosperous
farmer was convicted in the distric;
court of Decatur county and sentenced
to six months in the penitentiary az
Fort Madison.
He appealed to the supreme court
and it was more than Il year before
that court acted or the case, during
all of which time Norman was out on
bond. The supreme court affirmed the
decision of the lower court. Then the
friends of the man got busy in an ef-
fort to get him q pardon. They main
tanned that he was innocent tho the
evidence which vas circumstantial did
seem to be against him.
All the evidence Of Norman's past
good character and the best evidence
that he was not guilty was laid be-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
Egaimess 77aerahtdaaeaztt Observation-Disclosures aanua 9etembrr "a 1907

fore the board of parole but that body
refused to interfere.
Last week Norman on receiving tn"
information that the board of parole,
his, last chance, had failed him, went
to the clerk of the district court and
asked for the mittimus to the peniten-
tiary. The p%rocendo from the supreme
court had not yet reached the district
clerk. Norman argued that he was
ready and desired to take himself to
the penitentiary, arguing that he was
not guilty and furthermore wanted to
GET his sentence served before time to
put in his crops in the spring. Today
Warden Jones reported to the board
of parole that the man reached the
penitentiary safely and has started to
serve his term.
Norman will get about one months
good time, which will cut his sentence
to five months n will allow his re-
lease about the middle Of next May,
just in time to plant his corn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
Shell Rock News.

eROSihi W
Shell Rock, Dec. thames Graham
is at Hampton ~transacting business
this week.
Mrs. Nj. i. Greene vas trading it
Waterloo Wednesday,.
DR.. l.. +. Cummings. of Hopkinton,
was called here to see Mrs. F. f
Wood. who is very i'll. The doctor is
a nephew of Mrs. Wood.
a baby boy came Wednesday to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stewart.
who live north Of town.
Mrs. r. w. Howard is visiting her
daughter at Louisville, Neb.
Bert Pierce arrived from Washing
ton Tuesday for a short stay with his
parent and brothers. He is engaged in
railroad work on the coast.
V. l.. Olney, of Hampton, has again
become a partner in the drug store
formerly owned by him and known as
the firm Of Olney & Kammill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
Items From JoIley.

special 10 hines
Jolley, Dec. 14.-Last Monday a deal
was consummated whereby DR.. j. r.
Thompson came into possession of
three we'll bred driving horses and the
home of Joseph Barber lat Rockwell
City; Mr.. Barber taking in exchange
the doctors 100-acre farm, two and
one-half miles north of town, now oc-
cupied by Joe Hines. Mr.. Barber is
making arrangements to move to the
state of Washington in the spring.
Farmers in this section Of the coun-
try have finished husking their corn.
and the yield reports are falling much
short of last year. Corn is very
spotted this year, some having very
fair corn, while others have poor. Not
much of the crop is being marketed at
this time, farmers holding for better
prices which they hope to get after the
first of the year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
Waterloo Claims the Largest
Family of Children in the
Entire State
FATHER AMBITIOUS FOR TWINS
MIR. and Mrs. John Byford Have
Eighteenth Child Born to Them
Only Eleven Of the Children Living
-Byfords Are Grandparents to Sew
eral.
Special to Times Republican.

1 SPSSiiA ~
Waterloo, Dec. 14.-Waterloo has a
real Rooseveltial family, one which
would he worthy the notice of the
! president of the United States. who's
proclamation was to increase the pop
ulation. Mrs. John Byford, living at
400 Sycamore street, gave birth
Thursday to her eighteenth child, and
she has not yet reached her forty
fourth year.
The father Of this big family is
Happy" John Byford, who has been
connected with the east sid fire sta
ton since the organization of the paid
department and was for a number Of
years previous Identified with the vol
unteer department here n with the
| paid department at Sioux City. Hap
py" was called home Thursday by the
condition of his wife, but he soon re-
turned with a Disguised look on his
face. When Chief Durham asked him
what was troubling him he remarked:
Boys, it's only one and a girl at
that. Inasmuch as it is nearly Christ
mas l think the stork should have left
a couple, anyway"
The Byfords have had eighteen chill
| dren, seven of whom have passed
away. OF the eleven remaining sew
eral are married Inc have children OF
! their own. One son, Fred, is driver Of
the patrol wagon in the police service,
| and makes his headquarters with his
| father at the fire station. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byford have twice been blessed with
twins and it is the boast Of the father
that never yet have they been obliged
to seek the services Of a physician.
One was summoned Thursday, but the
call was countermanded before the
doctor left his office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
FIRE AT LAKE CITY.
Blaze Damages Office of Implement
Householder News.

Blaze Damages Office of implement
Householder News.
Special to Times-Republican.
Lake City. Dec. IA bad blaze
started in the office Of Van Epps' inn
plement house, about 8 o'clock this
morning. 1t spread very rapidly, un-
til the fire boys We're on the scene
With the water pressure from the new
high pressure pump, they soon had
the fire under control.
Hunefeld and Tueber are opening up
a meat market in the South shop,
that has been vacant for about a
month. Hunafeld has sold his black
smith shop to George S%alsbery.
H. c. Steen, Of Fort Dodge. is the
new drug clerk' at the Mauck Com
pany drug store. He will move his
family here in the spring.
III. J. Hansen has a curiosity in the
shape of a cheese that weighs 500
pounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
NEW PLAN SUCCESS.
Initial Meeting Of District School OF
ficers at Council Bluffs.
Special to Times-Republ,can.

Special to Times-Republican.
Council Bluffs, Dec. 1.-THE plan
originated by County Superintendent
of Public instruction L. r. Jackson,
of this county, of holding meetings of
school officers of the various districts
at intervals. was tried here for the
first time yesterday and was an I'M
qualified success. both in interest man
Tested and attendance. ALI agreed
that the meetings will be immensely
profitable. School problems were dis
cussed, and addresses by the state SUI
perintendent of public instruction. John
F. Riggs, and j. w. Olsen, superin-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14

LOSES DEBATE, WINS ONE.

Iowa University Defeats illinois Team
and Loses to Nebraska.
Iowa City, Dec. 14.-Iowa university
lost one sof it's intercollegiate debates
last night and won the other, defeating
Illinois university's debaters in Iowa
City and losing to Nebraska's team at
Lincoln.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
SCIENCE HALL ACCEPTED.
Valuable New Property Added
State University Equipment.


Iowa City. Dec. 14.-More han a
quarter of a million dollars worth
OF property-in the shape Of fine
buildings-was added to the equip
ment of the State University of Iowa
yesterday, when the board of regents
accepted two new structures. One
is the Hall of Science, erected at q to-
tai cost of s25G,000, and the other is
a new wing of the university hospital
which, equipped, cost $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
FALLS DOWN CELLAR.
Injuries Received by j.. v. Harper, Ma
son City, Are Alarming.
Special to Times-Republican.

Mason City, Dec. 14.-By a fall
down the basement steps, j. V. Harper,
a prominent resident here, was in
jured seriously. internally. He was in
the act of descending to replenish the
furnace fire, when he fell. On account
Of his age his injuries are considered
alarming. He is a member Of the G.
A. r.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
Serious L%acerations

Serious lacerations
and wounds are healed without danger
of blood poisoning, by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; the healing wonder. Csc. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14

At the Philadelphia convention Of
1900 the Iowa delegation had arranged
to present the name of Dolliver as the
Iowa candidate for vice president, but
long before that time was reached il
| had become evident Roosevelt was the
choice of the delegates and so lowe
! presented nc name.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
synop.i. of Previous Chapters.

The st-ry opcus at the home q Jacob Eomer Of
CORN House on the Firth o. Cautyre. He is q ship
owner and mine owner and very rich. Wanting 20 be
I'd u his wife Caroline De has ntrus,ed the task
TO his brother Thomas. q getting her incarersted
Ia al insane asylum Tins fails because Of the trs-
tmony q Jacobs daughter. Vida, who. however.
cannot believe that she Is really his daughter Jacob
sends one of his ships after them. but TIE Good
Intent Is wrecked ard VIDA ard her mother thrown
ashore. Nida renOuuCes her father and becomes
Vida Bryan the adopted daughter Of Billy Bryan.
the keeper a one q the coast lights. James Kahn,
EgpgrCars0 and confidential man a JACOB k1mcr. rs
scheming 20 g.: possession q The R0mer mlhes ana
millions Ia the meantime. Vida s LIVING happily at
kuktoWn and two swaius are attentive 90 her. Pnll
CslmcnJ and Vic Morris The story now takes ~
tne pas- lie n JGcub Rcmcr; tells O, his secret
marriage 10 CArcEnr secret because of the fear cf
the displeasurr u his riCl uncle. and tells how,
keeping his vie concealed. lie had fallen m love
with Miss GecTgiana Bunny, winch has caused him
10 t-y and get his wife iucarcrrated IN an insane
asylum. fhe story takes mp rs main thread and
shows Vida happy in KirEtoWu. and her father
noting her success in tire church choir Although
Che rivalry for Nidls affection continues, Vie Mc-Tls
gives Phil Calm0nt a place in h-s oeace- Billy Bpan
resolves 20 stop smoking. ard proceeds % explain
10 Dick FIuuau tAe working u Skczgy Llght N4la
appears upon The scsue and Is sire that the tso
mru have been discussing LCT. which size promptly
Trsenfa She is wrong however. - Developments
r0Yc Ni1s Tet;res her TaCm. Whine, ll the mean
time. they talk about present she is 10 receive.
Toe story takes up Nda's life dgy ~ day until Che
time when james h1ha. with sn eye 10 the B0mez
millions. usopuses % Vida Billy Bryan shoots
az bin. thinking hin a rC0ber. bI, Kahn explains.
and Nidas guardians listen 30 her suit. She re-
Morris Phil Cslu.out with whon. size is really in
lDvn
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BIRTH RECORD.

Percy G and Awilda n Zimmerman. November
p male
William Il and Aida NJ. wertusn. November .
male.
Arthur and Ne;tie Walker No7eubsr q female.
John W. and Hattie Tolscn. November I9 male
George and sadie K. Smith. November I9. male.
Richard \. and julia a. Spiosr. November q.
male
Francis J. aud Annie NJ Martin. November y.
male
Nathan G. and Mary E MeKnaw. November p.
female.
Joseph F. and Mary z Kreis. November Is.
female.
liyrs and Gussis Herman. November IS. male.
Fred B. and Angelica &. Howdeu. Noyember 3.
James and EIenora B. Gibson. November IS.
female
Lagi ard Gioyaniua Giordauo. November = fe-
Henry T. and Amelia L. Grimes. November p.
male.
Frank A. and Ida J. Gunther. November I. male.
J. William aud Lucy 7. Fly November p female.
John " and Laura b. Davis November p.
Justin and Pncina chamberiand. November p.
female.
William W. and Gussie Cation. Novembe- g. female.
George ". and Msgy Z. Bramer. October 2.
female
WIiism and Margaret E. Bssierd. November Is.
female.
Edward and Annie o. Brown. November q male.
GioUanni and Vineenza BoyeIo. November =
male.
william and Mary NJ Bailey November Issfsuule.
Henry b. and Rebecca J. Barnes. November ls.
maie.
Arsbur P. and Grace NJ, Bel. November n. fe-
male.
George R. and Daisy NJ Anderson Norember Is.
male.
George Z and Clara Alvey. November 2. female
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
NE VS. CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

Wilber Dunmore. colored. four years OF
age. whose parents live a; l55 street southeast
died last night az the Washington Asylum Hospital
from the effects of drinking a quantity 0f carboc
acid
The body Of Charles W Schmidle who
committed suieide early Sunday morning by shooting
himself ia the temple while IN Lafayette PARK was
Yesterday taken 10 his former home at Clintondae
Ulster Couaty. y. y, FOR intcment.
Chozo Koike. consul general Of Japan
al New York who has been transferred @ a sim
liar position az San Francisco WAS q caller on
Secretary Metcaf yCstGday Mr. Koike is now en-
MS way % the scene Of his new duties.
Lottle Hamilton. colored. three years
Of whose parents live ~ rs street southwest
was fatally burned sbou; the face and body while
PLAYING near stove Yesterday afternoon. diving az
the Emergency Hospital several hours aftervard.
J. Allen Riordan has been appointed
general claim agent for the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company. the term 10 begin sunday
next Nh. Rcrdau was Formerly private secretary 20
John Callahan. the second vice president and gca-
eyal manager Of the company.
An automobile owned and operated by
Gen. George Harrics vice president of the Wash
mg,on Railway and Electric Company. coliided with
a bicycle ridden by Raymond Heudrick fifteen years
q age, Of l2D n street northeast al Ninth and D
streets yesterday afternoon. slightly iuiunng both
the machine aud its rider
Despite the fact that the Washington
daiVmcn have raised the price Of milk eight dealers
veie schedllei 10 appear before the police court
Yesterday on the charge of selling milk and cream
that not mp 90 the standard. None were present
when the were called and accordingly fer
feited collateral ranging from SO 20 50
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
CHAPTER XXVI-Continued.

Accordingly he set a trap Tor her. and
haited II with his own good deeds and bet
ter intentions toward Dick Finnan
| Against Dick ne had certainly shown no
! malice. Indeed, in the pit and at the
making Of reports he had shown himself
kinder than ever. He had cOmplmented
| him on the discipline OF No. pit which
before he had not liked. 1t contained
TOO many psalm singers for him. he
sald-Scottish Kirkmen and true-bIue
Presbyterians. with sDrinhlling Of Cor
nish Wesleyans. whom ne detested yet
r..,,-=55, being wholly unable 10 understand
them But among these men Dick had
TAX m his place with all the prestige OF
his ruling eldership az the Kirk of the
Hill Dick believed IN James Kahn. and
the miners believed in Dick. So matters
went easier. Till al last No. was in most
respects the most contented and loyal
pit in all the Incubus workings. At
least. there were no complaints.
Consequently, nothing whatever was
done for No. 2-the philosophy Of the
management OF the Incubus mines be-
ing that which guided the unjust judge
wIdow-which is TO say. Make yourself
enough of a nuisance. and we will give
you something TO get rid OF you
Since the night Of his defeat at the
cottage IN the Glebe End Wood. James
Kahn had never slept and hardly eaten.
To his excited imagination il seemed
that his secret was ready 10 slip from
him
Vida Bryan is Jacob Romer's daugh-
ter the words beat In his brain. And
to him I seemed certain that the girl
must have carried away enough memo
Ties Of The Good Intent TO furnish the
man she might marry with the means
Of acting exactly as James Kahn him
self would have done.
He knew his master, and he knew, too.
that the specter of remorse and fear OF
lonely old age was eating into Jacob
Romers heart Willingly he would for
give. Gladly he would believe. Then
there would be nothing left for James
Kahn but to sell off his motor car. get
rid Of the "Caravanserai. and-take the
train back to Belgrade, where. after the
fashion Of the country. several unsatiS-
fed blood-feuds awaited him
Moreover. with man OF the true Serb
temper, nothing counted but success.
What did it matter If. in order TO attain
his end, he should engulf a hundred
workers? The securely invested Romer
millions did not depend upon these. And
so. having argued out the case COM
pletely. he condemned Vida 10 death
without more feeling, ~ least apparent.
than he would have kicked a dog out of
his way
But James Kahn scarcely reasoned
with himself one plan having failed
why. the other must be tried. He did
not dispute. weigh right and wrong
But he acted With the same sanguinary
readiness as did the slayers of Alex
ander and Draga in the old Palace Of
Belgrade. he acted.
a dag particularly dreamy, soft. silent
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Lawrence NJ. Matthews .. and Grace l. wlson
r. Rev. Joseph Dawson.
Thomas A. Eolloan. q and Edna A. Ebcr q
Rnr Thomas 6. Smyth.
Ernest r. Taylor, q. and Ada NJ. svinsle l9
Rev Charles p Guthrie.
Edgar W. Reveroomb. g. and Mary E. Adams. Is
Rev J. g. Butler
John +. Williams a. and Susie Mills .. both o,
Clarks Gap va. Rev. Il. WsdleH Pratt
CHARLIE ". Wells, 50. and Kate 5. Fowler. 30
Rev am r Locke.
Ernest r. Riley. .. and Jessie c. Miller. q Rev
William Leverins De Vrics
Louis z. Rohlador 2. and Bessie L. Bernard. 2
Rev &. T. Stealey.
Mlard +. West 70 AID Elizabeth NJ. Leecb. 50
Rev Herbert Scott smith.
samuel Needle. a. and Rebecca viner % Rev
Ruben Graflman
Arthur C. smith, p. and Elisa X. schiemann. q
Res George Brodthage.
Ollie NJ Schriricr. g. and Edith f. Siummets a
Rev =. j. O'Connen.
.. W. Hamlin q. and Lizzie Jlaska, o. Charlie,
= Bundy justice Of the peace.
Michael r. Hayes 3. and Mary T Cahu g
Rex. W. s. Caughy.
John H. Darling g. Of Takoma Park. d. C.. and
hce NJ Newnham. 2. of Grand Rapids Mich
Rev. George +. Dudley.
George w. Sm4llWood a. and Lama V Nash Il
both Of Alexandria. Va Rev. 7. r. Mclaughlin
Frederic p. Kec!er, 6, and Grace Hutchius, Is
Rov. Frank SewalL
Irwin T. Nagha. 90 and Bella Elliott. e. Rev
T. r. Marshall
J. Edward Lee. p aad Mamie L. Ratcine. .
Rev. \. 5. France.
CoLoRED.
George A. Prince. 2S. and Ella Muse. 3. Rey.
William A. Ray.
Charles Colston. q. and Viola Jones. %. Rev. q.
H. Harris
Anthony podson. q, and Alice jefferson. p. Rev.
J. Milton Waidron.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Lieut. Col. EUGENE F. LADD adjuisnt genera,
from the Adiuiant Generals Oaice. to Philip
pines. April 5
Lieut. Co. WILLIAM T.. EVANS. Eleventh In
fantry detailed member General STAFF Corrs "a
Omaha. as chief of staff. Department Of the
Missouri.
capt WALTER n. GORDON. Eighteenth Iufau-
Try. detailed member General stan CORPS. 20
PHILIPPINES division.
Lient WILLIAM VI. DAVIS Coast ARTILLERY Corps
resignation accepted 20 take efcct January 1.
J MAJ WILLIAM LASSITER. adiutant general from
san Francisco. TO san Antonio. a. adjutant
general. Department a Texas. vice Lieut. Col
CHARLES MCCLURE. admtant general 10
Office the Adjutant General Washington.
TO Rock Island arsenal examination for promo
ZION.
Lieut.. Col ROBERT X. Evans. Fifth Infantry.
detailed member General Stan Corps. from JET
fcrson Barracks, TO Washington, report TO Chief
- STAFF
Frs, Lieut. HARRY y COOTEs. Twelfth Cav
airy from Jamestown Exposition January /,
! 10 proper station
Recruit THERON PRITCHETT. cavalry recruit
depot. jefferson Barracks discharged from the
army.
| Post Quaremaster Scrgt WILLIAM BRAN
STEDr. from Philippines 10 San Francisco
/ Private RALPH ". WILSON general service in
fanfry. recruiting station. Huntington 20 Gen
ersl Hospital. Washington Baacks.
t Corp. WILLIAM =. HAWKINS general service.
/ infantry recruiting station, Dallas, discharged
/ from the army
I Private JAMES DAVIS Soventy-serenth COMPANY.
Coast Artillery Corps. Fort Strong transferred 20
the Forty-siXth Company. Coast ARTILLERY Corps,
that post.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
DEATH RECORD.

Robert r. Dcusid>on. 1915 l5;h s. nv. 81 years.
Fannie X Phelps. 6os Morton s. nv. yearS
Thomas Clagett. S5l Nd ave. ne. Sc years.
SuSan Woodward. Hone fer Inc7Irab.es Is vezrA
Carl r. Hchla. ~ 81 s. So years.
Catherine g. Rollins. l559 II S.. ne. ! year.
Mary White ll9 + 50. NV S. years
Rosauna C. Young I.0o b ST. ne. g wears
Charles A Hady, ProUt ~. Twininr City - ysarH
Margaret + Beach. SIS a 81. se ] year
Charles v Cunningham, 81 Il 50. Nv 9 months.
COLORED.
Theodore Rogers. laois Wylie s. re- Is yearA
sarah smith. l2l0 Sd So sv.. 81 years
IemIma Morris. 1873 L s.. NV. 5 wears.
GraCis n. Richards. 22li 9th s.. Nv. ] year
Amelia Ford. l24i NoRu's court ST.. l9 years
Noble Hurd. lt22 :. {. ave. se.. 50 years.
Thomas N. Norwood. l62 kalorama road nv "a
wears
Jane F. Boswell. l23 Fitz court. IS days
Dorothy S0brcl. 1898 Ilth s.. NV. DAYS.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES.
Thanksgiving Day ObservaEces as
Suggested by Cardinal.

In compliance with the request OF his
eminence. the cardinal. in a letter 10 the
pastor of each Catholic church IN the dio-
cese. the prayer for the authorities Will be
read in all the churches. and services Will
be held Thursday as follows.
Solemn high mass in ST. Patrick :
Church at 10 o'clock high mass in St
Mary's Church AT 5 o'clock; high mass in
the Church of the Immaculate Coucep-
ton AT $50 o'clock. high mass az .
O'Clock in St AIoysius Church. in the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart. and in St
Vincent de Paurs Church. Low mass at
9 o'clock in st. Paurs Church. in St.
Augustine's Church, and in the Holy
Trinity Church.
In 81. Matthew'S Church a special meet
ing Of the apostleship of prayer will be
held this evening at 3 o'clock. low mass
viii be celebrated tomorrow morning at
6:l5. T. and 8 O'Clock The PRAYER for the
authorities 10 be recited before the last
mass
Low mass in St Martins Church AT .
o'clock tomorrow will be offered for the
deceased members OF the Catholic Bene-
fetal Association Of St Martins Council
No q.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

james aad Pearl Washington. N0yemhsr =. male.
Eugene AID Flora Washington November p male.
Henry and Willie Tsylo-. Novemter .. female
Arthur and Mar Stfsngaam November IS. male
William acd Juis Robinson. NoTembcr p male
Thomas acd Jenuie Payne. November r. male
Lewis J. and Rachel Jackson. November .. rlals
James r. ard Dsisy Flye. November g. female
RcaeTt n. and MaTy Burgess. Noyemb5r ~ maIe.
William : and Ahce Anderson. November =,
John and Rose Jones. November a male
John ard Blanche Smith. November 3 female
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

An Illustrated lecture on Gen. Wash
ington. from his birth at Wakefield in
ES2. until his marriage in 1893 on the
York river, Will be given in Public Library
Hall on Wednesday evening. December H.
by Mr.. Joseph l. Keefer. Of this city. who
has written considerably on the subject