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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

A Hunting Party
!.
81 FTER fathers death mother and

81 FTER fathers death mother and
/A\ l lived alone together. 1t was
pretty hard for mother, with no
man In the house, and l was only a
girl of 10. We did all the homework
ourselves, which wasn't much, and as
much of the farm work as we were
liable to do.
Mother never kept any money in
bank. In the first place, there was no
bank nearer than ten miles, and in the
second, she wouldn't have known how
to keep a bank account.
One day, one of our horses having
died. mother went to town to buy an
other. At the time one farm hand was
at work for us, man we had engaged
few days before. Mother had been
gone but about half an hour when he
came into the house and told me she
had asked him to keep sharp look
out for me, as l was only girl, alone,
and without protection. He was so
kindly spoken that at first l believed
him. This emboldened him to say that
there were tramps lurking about and
| would do well to put any money
there might be In the house In safe
place. Then l began to suspect that |
he said this to find out whether there |
was any money In the house, so told |
him that all the money had been paid |
out except what mother had taken with |
her to pay for the horse she intended |
to buy. Then he threw Off all pre-
tense and ransacked the house. Not
finding what he was after, he came
into the kitchen, where was washing
dishes, and, taking up a knife, threat
ened to kill me If l didn't tell where
the money was kept.
Our sex are always dreading such
trials as l was passing through, but
when they come we surprise ourselves
by standing up under them with unex-
pected GOODNESS. l couldn't see how 1t
was his interest to kill me. since the
secret (for hlm) would die with me.
kept my mind bent on the problem of
how to outwit him, but to outwit a
man in a farmhouse, with no telegraph
Or telephone or any one within calling
is not an easy matter, and
made no Roadway.
The only thing could do was to tell
him that there wasn't any money in
the house, or, II there was, that
iidn't know where 1t was kept l rec
him to look In different
'laces, the cellar, the cupboard and the
Upstairs closets. He ransaclzed every
place suggested, but found nothing.
He was not likely to find the place
where the money was hidden. Our
louise was very old and had been built
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

The establishment of parliamentary
government in countries accustomed to
autocracy is not easy. Russia is hav-
Ing trouble over the problem. In Per-
sla the people are accusing the lead
ers Of the reform movement of seeking
selfish ends. and they have no conf
denee In the proceedings of their house
OF representatives. In Montenegro,
where the first parliament was recent
ly organized the legislators voted lack
OF confidence in the government the
other day, the cabinet resigned. and
parliament adjourned
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

The attempts thus far made to dis
regard and Eulllfy the lmmutable laws
OF nature have been laughable In their
fantastic failure. Cammunlstic and So
cialistlc experiments, whether made by
artificial societies or imposed by great
nations upon a people, as was the case
In Canada In "New France" have gone
down In wreck and disaster. In the
formal attempts to found societies ON
the equality plan curious thing al
ways happens in the end. 1t may be
suggested by those who have not locked
into them that the loafers and the
workers do The work, according to their
bent. Not at all; the loafers and the
ambitious, who under our present crude
system would be the workers, take to
loafing too.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

my most serious problem is how /
can give my children the advantage of
the poor mans" A popular magazine
quotes rich man as saying this. Most
rich men In this country have them
selves been sons Of poor men. The old
European laws of primogeniture and
entail being imperative with us, every
man stands on his own feet and de-
ponds on his own head and hands for
his fortune. Even the heir to wealth
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Judging from the noise he Isn't max.
Ing It Is only fair to infer that Win
ston Churchill Is busy on a new book
which may be brought out about the
tiine another campaign is started In
New Hampshire.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Emperor William is reported to have
become an enthusiastic golfer. Now
FOR the first time In his life he will have
chance to show that he is really
great II he can play eighteen holes
without losing his temper IL will have
TO be admitted that Germany has a
wonderful ruler.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21
DEMAND FOR ABLE YOUNG MEN.
BY Charles N. Schwab.

The corporations everywhere are
on the alert for men to manage their
affairs-men of ability and right
qualities, whether those men come
from Harvard or Yale and are the
sons OF millionaires or whether they
come from the tenements. Never yet
have companies and big enterprises
been so willing to pay large sums to
able men, and never yet have the
opportunities been as great for the
individual man II Ia an uttar mis-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21
Invented Cream Freezer.

Only a short time agq the woman
whose inventive brain gave the ice
cream freezer to delighted humanity
died at an advanced age In Philadel-
phia. This was Mrs. Nancy NJ. John
son, and her device was patented In
1S4a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

The country has grown too fast and
100 great for Its transportation facil-
hes.-Boston Globe. How can We rec
ohciIe this assertion with the claim
that the railroads develop the country?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

IL is announced that Mr.. and Mrs.
hockefeiler consider themselves too
poor to have oysters served at their
Table Let us not. however. permit
ourselves to be distressed at their pow
erty. They can probably afford to have
a soup bone at least once day.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21
Old Adage Discredited

This old saying that bad news trav.
els faster than good news" said the
lyceum lecturer, lis all bosh. For in.
stance, when | get a roast in a local
paper l say nothing at all about it and
when get a nice notice | send II
broadcast among lecture-course com.
mittees. American
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

me London Times is endeavoring TO
establish Itself on twentieth century
OASIS out 1t has not as yet begun to
oHer prizes for the best definition OF
love or the most lucid solution of the
problem Of AIMS age.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Count Bonl as Paris newspaper
writer, at salary of 500 per, may
not save much money, but he will have
glorious chance to get even with the
hippant journalists OF America.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Some OF the men who are named as
probable successors Of King Leopold in
the administration of affairs In the
Congo country may not be very well
qualified for the business of ruling peo-
pie, but any change from the present
condition Of the inhabitants of the
Congo district would necessarily be for
the better.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21
In the Choir.

The soprano gave the choirmaster
a canary for birthday gift" remark
ed the contraltO, land he's named If
after her."
Quite appropriate, eh?" replied the
tenor.
Yes; | understand the bird can't
sing a little bit."-The Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

A Frenchman has Invented a phono-
graph that can be heard for mile.
Mothers use 1t to call for Willie to
come home and split an armful of kin
ding.
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rather 1t were done by refining the than by the
vugarizing of women.
Shall we invest woman with the ballot? Candidy I
believe that such enlargement her sphere would
not only violate the sacred laws being but add
nothing to the high and holy mission which her own
nature Enthusiastically defines Would woman's vote
alter things? Yes IL only good vote Few good
women would avail themselves of the privilege but all
the bad women would.
If you give woman the ballot, she must be ready 70
turn policeman and serve the jury The responsible
tiles which Logically follow this advance woman mean
that henceorth she will not be represented by any man
and her exercising the full functions citizenship would
make such change would make her more a man
than woman.
female man. an affected, drveng little doodle
weak sister dressed up in mems clothing enough to
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

1t will be several weeks, anyway.
before the United States and Japan go
to war over a question that could easily
be settled by well-organized country
debating society.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Perhaps that man who stole two
pounds of Llmburger cheese from
Montreal grocer Simply found the
temptation too strong to resist.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

A London physician says that minis
tiers live too long This is variety.
Most fault-fnders only say the minis
tiers preach too long.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Teacher-Yes, Johnny, the hairs of
our heads are numbered.
Johnny-Well, pas must be twenty
three.-New York Sun.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

The pushing things in this world ideals not ideas
One ideal is worth twenty ideas in propulsve force No
naked idea is fit to become ideal until we illuminate
it, dress 1t up and give halo that properly does not
belong to it. We live by poetry not by prose- and we
live only as see visions not as we have dfscrm
mating minds.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Most of the Russian riots occur on
some anniversary. 1t might help some
If the Gar were to abolish annlyer-
saries.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Russia would like to help the Unit
ed States check Japanese aggressions.'
How much money does Russia want to
borrow?
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WE NEED IDEALS NOT IDEAS.
BY President Woodrow Wilson

1t is only the youngster who catches his
conviction in lump We older fellows split
hairs and discriminate closely and wear out
our progressive vitality in doing so. Your
youngster moves forward with a rash conf
dence that seems blind to us older men, He
FORCES ahead and oyercomes obstacles that
seasoned men, knowing their bigness, would
falter at
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

take to suppose that huge aggregaons capital
In any way the doom of the Individual. Good
wanted and wanted badly. 1 only wish were young
man starting all again.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

The new British ambassador to this
country. was born In Ireland. The Irish
VIII not be kept down.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

why" asks the Baltimore Sun,
should grafters seek onlce2" Why
should ducks enter the water?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

King Leopold's press agent seems TO
have harder Job than even Mr.. Rock
efeller's
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WOMAN AND THE BALLOT.
BY Rev. Madison C. Peters.

Shall woman be invested with the ballot?
The question is not one of the simple right
as the equal of man, but is it WISE Is it
best? | do not deny the Unborn right of wom-
an to smoke cigarettes or to use the rough
language of men, but most of us are inclined
to believe that women who do these things
are, as some one hos put il, mo gentlemen"
and II the sexes are to be ednnllzed [ would
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

fill you with disgust but a mannish woman, good
Lord deliver from expressing my opinion, lest
should say something not in the prayer book.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

Love may intoxicate man, but mar.
riaHe is apt to sober him.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-21

do not like the pessimst cry chaosp For, after ALL
American and have the great heart, large
sympathy and strength of purpose that make the great
of nation. The pursuit of money within limta
tons has its good side Our mighty danger is that this
commerciasm will develop into fever.
have hope, and my hope for the future of people
lies not in the cities but In those thousands of quiet
little towns and cities scattered the country where
people learn to live For is in these places that you
find the true ideal of pure and unsefsh American
anhood and manhood All the grand simplicity of the
true home lifethe highest type of Americansm-is
be found there From these places every day the
men who to make history and in them lies our
best hope.
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THE IDENTIFICATION OF FAMILY LIFE.
By David Greer, d. D.

The greatest of all dangers that threaten
the future of this country is in the disinte-
grafton of family life. For this the restau-
rant, with its save trouble, save labor ten
dency, Is responsible. There is in these days
little of the simple, beautiful unison of fami'
lies, the love of parent or of brother and SIS
ter. The ego rules. All things are for self
What the end will be | do not know. But
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Deformed spelling, sure enough.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-21
To Xmas Buyers.

Next week we will open out a u run ~
TOYS TOYS for the children to suit t.e every
one We have full line OF c carp ;n
mattings, art squares and rugs In IN
Rrnsseis, Smyrna and velvets at all
n nr%SSVi full line of china, cTt-gla,s $
and silver table ware. We will IN make sII
a cut price of 10 per cent. on al,
re odS clothing and mems psI boys.
and chiidren's suits and ove ef;a,a aI
also will make the same rea nSiIdren 10 3
&C., and you will find a good line L, TO
o elect from and the prices very low.
We have a full line of furniture when ,yrioa
Is marked down to selling pric &c.
With all of our special prices We
hope to be favored with your mps aSf'ii i
nav YOU to see our line.
pay d. II. Johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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Drama and Supper.

Coma to Harborton on New Years
. sterno N and night and see drama en-
s;t Ie, "The Deacons Tribulations, zone
o Tin he hest productions of Horace y.
u Ho w in Jr. 0. U. A. M. hail. Plenty
room and good seats; Doors open o iio
n. m. Come and see how MISS Al n.'on
cures the deacon of intemperanJ,e,
pete in his up-to-date Ethiopian pranH 50
and tricks and the noted coon NUM- mo o.
pete and Billy. If you want a ll Ist
class time come and bring your sweet ~
hearts and start the New Year WIN
q Good wholesome pure, real live play,
Sinner will be served from 4:3O TO ;ou
oysters and all the delicacies oil th !.
season will be served. II the oaie u y
inclement, come the next clear nlgnV
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narried.

Observation-Disclosures H.
1907. at Accomac O. H., by rev.
Henry w. Davis, Leonard b. Johhson
and Hiss Mamie @. Crockett.
Isdell-Miller-December IL, I9VL,
at Keller, by Rev. s. w. Day, Johh
Isdell and Miss Bessie May Miller
Observation-Disclosures a.
1907. near Leemont, by Rev. Jas: ~.
F. Ayres, Howard Milliner and MISS
Annie Sherwood.
Observation-Disclosures /, 1907 AT
Accomac @. H., by Rev. Henry w.
Davis, Edward b. Mears and MISS
Mary E. White.
Wessells Bundick-November p
1oo7 at Accomac g. H, by Rev
Henry w. Davis, Lee Vessels ah'
Miss Mamie Bundick.
Observation-Disclosures q, 1907, a
Parkslev, by Rev. r. F. Staples WI
liam F. Bull and Miss Blanche b
Smith.
-Fisher-Noyem3er 6fV J
1907 at Mappsville, by Rev; X; :
Monds, George F. Clayton and Mis-
Julia M. Fisher.
Nottiny am-Hutchinson |DeGem
her II, 1907, at Belle Haven, by KEY
G. D. Crawiey, Richard l.. Nottinf
ham and Miss Mary E Hutchinson
Daisey-BuddaNOvenmbq95r rs s,.n 1870
d.. at Parksley, by Rev. X. T.. oVa apd
David Daisey and Miss Annie l.. Duu
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Announcement.

To the stockholders and members ~, VI
the Parksley division of the e. >. va
Produce Exchange. .,o,roe
/ desire by this means to announce ann III,
my candidacy for agent OF snlu o avd
sion and hereby respectfully anu
earnestly ask your support ana TN III,
s fluence for said position, Having tt EN-
informed by the present agent q. tha aId ne
would oU not be candidate for re-ei t,so
t MO'i then decided to ask ask for cd the
position, and any report that the i com com.
template Withdrawing I IRON o S"t
o onnr 90 any efforts which my
friends may make in my oehan. 4
elected, 1 promise faithful and homes :,
discharge of the duties pertaining ~
the position, acting always ", ho lor anu eu
best interest of all the mehiooi'' ~
To the best of my ability.
Respectfully yours ,;s
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-21
Weddings.
.Jones-Mears.

On Wednesday, December lltn'
1907 the home of Mr.. and MRS. Al
fred / Mears was the scene oil very
nretty marriage, when their daugne
ter Miss Pearl, became the bride ,,, Oh
Mr. William h. Jones, OF Locusuvllle'
The house was very prettlly aeco O
rated for the occasion, the decola-
tions being in holly. At the appoint =
ed hour the bridal party entered Cne
p pa lo where the impressive Ger e
mony was performed by Rev; ~; d. ~ ~.
the happy couple left for their or Tha
trim amid shower of rice; Inc Ine
bride was gowned in a beautiful plue
changeable silk, with hat and glo o'e.'1
TO match and carried beautiiul
bunch of cut roses. A.htor
The attendants were Mr.. Ash ..
MilIiner with Miss Efiie Burton, Mr.
Edgar A. Green with Miss Lizzie MI
liner. Mr.. Fred James with Miss MN NH,
ME Burton, Mr.. Harry Burton VIII VIII
Miss Maud Bull, Mr.. +. Frank Jone
WIFI -ni0' Guest.
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Drama and Oyster Supper.

On Thursday evening, December be 7
osth there will be a double ora Mn
zoYmi rec at louisville, in the Me- ,.
c cI new hall, entitled Freezing ems,
c Mnther in law" and "Our New Gov
m Nrness y The best talent of the com
e tamn;tv is in the cast and without a
d h.rI YOU will enjoy the play. Come
a aOd bring your wife, mother and best Is
a aiI In case you have no sweetheart,
sm n;no some other fellows. Oysters;
or nd eother delicacies Of the season will
an anu seryed before and after the enter
t pe su, ant Doors open at 5 O'Clock P
m. Admission to drama 20 cS1vs, nj II
served seats 90 Genus, ca,toi 90 tb'
cents. Proceeds for oenenU 49,; ~ on'
church.
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Church Entertainments.

The drama for the benefit OF CARR,
son's Church has been postponed
from December Goth to December =;
3Oth. The drama to be rendered e!, e1 Is
Miss Fearless & Co., - a ue,,SaO' Of
COMEDY d yrn IN wnlod 'H acknowledged by
a the opposite IS fsi sex. Come promptly at
six and enjoy the oyster supper wnIt IN
will be served from that no. hour r. un 1T
h ,oy II Monday night should be
ihoi0,A0 Committee.
A "Juvenile Cantata" will be rem
dered by the Leemont M. f. SUNDAY
School on Monday, December 3d. a.
''0 r A. w. Mather, Pastor.
savageville Baptist Sunday scho ",
will have Xmas. entertainment VI
Friday, 9th inst, p. m.
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Harborton.
Parties are all the rage now

Parties are all the rage now
Wedding bells will soon be ringing,
so saws Madame Rumor'
Tha department stores Of our Town
are beautifully decorated with Aii"'
goods.
Mr. Walter Ross and family Will
soon occupy their new home al d "
Place"
Mr. Harry Williams has accepted a
nos;tion as oiler on the n. Y, +. a. ~.
Tug. Crisfield, to the regret oi Lie
best girl.
Misses Kate and Jennie CroGke e
have moved in residence on hon'
man Ave.
Misc Elva Hutchinson entertained
the AZ club last Friday evening al
reported fine time.
Cant E. G. Evans returned to PM
odoIphia last week after spending
few DAYS with his family mere.
Mr.. Claude B. Stewart, of James
lille for the past few days has pee
the guest of Mr.. o. Nicely Hutchinson
Mr. A Ouinton Mears arrived HON
fron, New York last week where n
has been taking a course in shoronau
! and typewriting'
Tho Schooner S. X. Martin sale 6e
last week for Williamson N. v
e where she will take on cargo
: shingles for this place.
Mr.. B. T. Marsh arrived nome VI
,. week after spending few days WI
If relatives in Baltimore. Since ms
e turn a certain young lady is all smile
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Chlncoteague.

Miss ida Wheaton is home from
Pocomoke City to spend OhrisVii"'
here.
Mr. 7. L. Dirickson. Jr and wire,
NJ a' ornasts of DIR. w. NJ. Burwen ana
wife this week.
Mr. A. L. Wheaton left this week
sor philadelphia and will open up
business in that city.
A hog weighing 600 lbs. ana tne
so, ~ m 3b;s season was killed by Mr..
Daniel Hill last week.
Messrs. D. j. Wheaton ana Lloyu
Watson left Saturday for SALISBURY W
spend some time there.
Mr.. Henry Conant is IN NORM NORM
Carolina, and Capt. Dennaro MerriV'
in Norfolk, on business.
Mr. Oscar Merritt, of this places ana
Miss Mary Hall, of philadelphia, were
married on the 10th inst.
Hon. VIM. It. Bundick delivered
several addresses here this week anu
eyervbody was pleased with them.
Samuel CULLEN, first assistant
teener of Assateague Light, and Wife'
attended his mothers funeral III Der-
lin this week.
! Mr. J. ]. English, who resided mere hn
and bnilt the Atlantic Hotel in 1870
now of Philadelphia, was weicohie
i visitor here this week.
n Cb;ncoteague Tribe, l. o. Red Men
:, with membership of 27O, will attenl
delicious services at Union bapUis
lChnrch on Xmas Sunday.
It Mrs Charles Swift, of New YORK
g and Mrs. John Tindle, OF Accomac
II ancom panied by their husbands, wer'
r present at the funeral OF their iauho
here last week.
le Mr. G. e. Rabbit, Jr, and cap
a. Ino. Wheaton have contracted |
III take boiler and engine out OF Steamt
r Wicomico, which went ashore q
IN Tom,s Cove a few weeks ago, ior ~
st ann of 81. 900. If they succeed IN Uni
in and doubtless will, they will 'attem'
to float the steamer
IS Our oystermen are quite busy hlIli
w ymas orders. The shipment on MO
N dav was SO large that Steamer Onl1c
l.; tesgue could not carry them ana
III nar1 of the freight was taken over
J.; monitors by gasoline boats to fran u,
Q. lin CITY. over 1000 barrels OF oS
IN, tiers and sacks of CLAIMS BESIDES ON
sv. articles were sent to market on I'd
day.
an Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel u
'ck week: T. H. Mears. r. V. Gladd H,
RS: NJ. E. Selby, J. I: Morris w
raj Brasure, J. 4. Billiard, Baltimore e,
as !. English, j. Waterfield, f. j. ~
To- tacue. G. j. Rev, James Montgo'mel
hat Inc. E. Craven, Philadeipmai
in Lands, w. r Gordon, Norrist %
asst Pa Thos. P. Selby, Snow BILL ~
ted L. Lingo, w. E. Howard, Mlllspo
has Del; ". L. Mock, N. ii. Gordy, =, H. 7,
the Kellam, w. w. Savage, j. j. Eiii'
Accomac.
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BROTHERS Marry Sisters q.

Mr.. Harvey O. Mears, % years ola,
and Mr.. Frederick n. Mears, "a years
old farmers and brothers living al
Mears Wharf, near OnancocK, va,
each obtained wife and a sister-ln
law twice over when they were mar
RED Yesterday to sisters, Miss Mau5
A. Lewis, 81 years old, and Miss sal
lie r. Lewis, % years old, respective
ly, also of Mears Wharf. ,,w q
Each bride is the sister-in-iaw 0
her husbands brother by her owl
m ma arriage and by her sisters mar
Rage. The couples came to Baltl
more yesterday, and have nOt yeV 'e
turned home BALTIC. Sun, l9th'