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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06

despistar el crimen y creyendo que
dicha muchacha habla de delatarle,
Ia envi6 en- un bote pequeio de la
misma embarcaci6n con el marine.
70 Miguel Flores, 1nico tripulante
que lie acompafaba, a I'm mogote
inhabltado, distante de otros donde
hay algnn vecindarlo, sin duda, con
el flu de que alll muriera de ham
bre, pero donde, afortunadamente,
fue hallada y salvada a tempo por
uros pescadores.
De alli St Ia condujo luego q
Fajsrdo, donde ella misma denun-
! cio el hecho a las autori1adss.
Terminado el informe del Els.
cal y siendo va tarde, las 6 y IS, sc
suspende q acto para reanudarlo
las ocho de Ia noche.
Los mar>h4lls prestan juramen.
to y conducen a los jurados al res
tauraut ala MargaritaO, doude sc
les sirve ia cCmida.
1 A las 8 p. n. Sc reanuda II
session.
Is llamada q declarar en- prl
mer termino la ofendida Genovevs
Rodriguez. Es una muchacha d.
poca estatura, blanca, lie falta ur
ojo, es de constitution debll y ca
rece de instruction.
Al ser in.errogada por el Fis
cal, pIorrumpe en- llanto, diclendt
entire sollozos que le da vergiienz'
declarar todo 10 que ha pasado col
ella.
81 Juez dispone que Sc retire,
de momento, y es llamado a decla
rar el doctor Jose A. Vazquez.
Dice que es uno de los medico
titulares de Fajardo; que conoce
Ia ofendida; que por disposition de
| juez hizo un reconoclmiento ffsico
que dicha joven presentaba sehale
DE- haber sido ultrajada, sin pode
precisar cuanto tempo hacfa; gu
lie halo una ligera confusion en- G
brazo izquierdo; que no halo en- SD
ropas ning1n otro signo que deter
minara que Sc habfa usado con ELL
alguna violencia.
Durante el interrogatorio de
Fiscal, el abogado de la defensa
Mr.. Paine, protest6 contra alguna
preguntas, tomando exception.
Sc llama de nuevo a Genove
va Rodriguez. Esta vez entra ma
serena. Dice su nombre; express
que no tiene madre y que vlve des
de nina con una tia que Sc llam'
Encarnaci6n Rodriguez; manlfes
ia que nac16 el afio 1890, pe1o n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06

recuerda que mes nj one dla; dice
que el acusado es su padrino; que
vivto en- So casa unos nueve meses;
que durante ese tempo NADIA le
ocurri6 con el; que su padrlno tie.
ne s hijos y su madre con quieues
vlve; que el padre natural de ella
es Fernando Avilks, que vive en-
Ponce; que su tia la entreg6 4 ella
a su padrino Mulero, q condicl6u
de que cuando saliera de vlaje para
Ponce, Sc Ia llevara q su padre; que
la maud6 con el, por considerable
IN hombre de respeto.
A preguntas del Fiscal, dice
que su vlaje a Ponce 10 hlzo sin no.
vedad; que fae por mar en- Ia en-
barcacl6n de su padrino; que lego
la casa de su padre y estuvo alli
dos m-ses y medic. pero que como
este lie atropellaba, quiso volverse
para Fajardo a casa de tn tia; que
esta ultima vez regres6 t4mbiel
por mar, en- la embarci6n de su ito.
En- el balandro venfamos tres;
l-dijo Mulero, el malinero Miguel
Flores y yo; Flores es un hombre
viejo; puede ser mi abuelo.
Dice no recordar en- que dia
EMBARGO en- Ponce; solo recuerda
Ique fue IN martes por la noche;
esa noche NADIA me ocurri6, pues
20 estaba mareada; por la madru-
gada saliamos del puerto y ese mis-
mo dla, microbes, por la noche,
Mulero me ofendio, valiendose para
clio de la fuerza y dc amenazarme
con eCnarme al mar.
La 'noche esa, temprano, el me
orden6 que bajara q la bodegs a
acostarmt; alli habla una CANA
grande; me dijo que me acostara y
20 le conteste que no tenia sueiio,
pero el me dijo que va era muy
tarde. Yo lie ob.deci, porque era
mi padrino, y despues de yo acps-
tarme, el Sc acost6 tamblen junto 4
mi, y me oblig6 por Ia fuerza y tras
larga lucha, a ceder q sus antojos.
81 Fiscal pregunta q la mucha.
cha 81 ella observe en- su ropas, lue-
go, algunas sehales del que Sc ha.
bia cometido con ella. Cenoveva
contest6 a6rmativamente.
Fl Fiscal lie pregnnta 81 ella
conserva esas ropas, q 10 que ella
contesta que ST.
Entonces el Fiscal Ia exige las
presente al iurado, como pruebas.
81 Juez concede I'm receso y
ordena despejar el salon, al nume-
roso p1blico que 10 invadia.
(Continuark mafiana.
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PreciOs Sin cOmpetencia y!
AADERAS! Mader3s! MADERAS!
La <0once AgricuItural!:& e. Industrial Co.>-Compa.
MIA Agrfcola Industrial de Ponce-Avenda Hostos carre
terra Ponce.-PIaya, frente al Trolley.

oFRECE AL PUBLC0Cuaon tabas abones aboncio de pi
ciplen de Florida clase superior brute labrados
Tabonco so acordonado de de media pulgad chanfan
juuiuEa moduTas balaustTes de odaS classes.
toda raba
los de ca7r'u.eTta general Trecios mod
ATENCION: II <DENOS-Tabas de Spruce pulgad
eaidad extra precios baratisnos
TARLONCILL0 DECLASE BUENA, lio acordonado $50
CLAN TIE brado de nusas ma unas superior al mpotado
acoTdonado lago cue factan abao mlar
EOTA BENEupuosdad euuca de las maderas ACADIA
del uabajo,
No audera nuguu correspondence queno dirgda la
Csmpahla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
DOCTOR QUEvEDO BAEz

IIa trasladado su resdencia =
oConsHito'1o Mfdlcoo la calle de
Allen ,? o. altos-Telefono 314 Con
sultas de y media a 3. Gratis para
los pobres los IN 'ercoles V sabados,
Para niilos pnbres tablece una sec
ci6n de consultas los martes y jue-
YES q 3 3o-73
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
Solo hay un I" bromo-

quinina, y ese es el LAxATIVo
BRoMo oUININA, nsadO eu todo el
mundo para curar Resfriados en- u1
dia, La frma de &. w. GROVE, Sc
halla en- csds cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
HO!RTlI Mu!IG'PlL

Han .lngresado en- el hospi~
tai municipal w. Burnett , Iesds
Futntes y fueron dados de alta Ra-
mon Acevedo, Francisco Alicea,
Conception Rivera y cefeyiuo oou'
zslsz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
Sc VENDE

Tn billar en- muy buen estado, fabri-
caci6n espaiiola, con sus tres bolas de
marfil y deInas accessories.
El que 10 interese Sc dirigira su
1uei1o en- Isabella, calle del Comercio, es-
lablecimieuto conercial de
ina VICENTE GEIGEL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
BDICTO

Estsdos Unidos de America. S. S.
Ell Prssidente de los Estados
Unidos.
En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Manatl,
P, R.-Benito Mayol y Pons.
Ex-pa1te. Conversion de domi.
nio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
EDICTo

Poi cuanto, Benito Mayol y Pons,
casado, mayor de edad propietario y
vecino de Ciales, p e., presento en-
estA corte municipal de Manatf, una
petici6n intefesando convertir en- do.
mimic inscription de possession que q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
DAVID BfLLAhORE

Mnbortadot. Allen 9I
Acaba de recibir de Paris y New
York q mas ccnpleto su1tido de som.
h1er's ara So f1J1as. Uitlmos model. r.
Oirf' .u0s stoa sombrtros aun pre.
c'o 4 e Ioa 50 aoTaro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
For sale or rent

A beautiful property situated
Stop 3s, Hato Rey Apply to Ale
jandro Bozzo, Sol 90, San Juan, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-06
Sc vende 8 arienda

Una hermosa finca situada en- el
barrio de Hato Rey, parada IS In
formara Alexandra Bozzo, Sol go San
Juan, P. K.
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(Continuarl rnafana. }
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-12

Kearney and he was chosen without dis.
sent
Joseph II. Gamer In nominating a can
didate for third representative paid
high tribute to the present representative
John w. Hogan, designating him as on,
or the most able and most active worker,
In the last general assembly Mr.. Hogar
was nominated unanimously. as were DR.
II. Clinton Crocker for fourth representa-
tive. Charles r. Irons for fifth ant
Thomas A. Carroll, for sixth representa-
tives.
DR.. Michael j. Murphy of the Seventh
ward nominated William Doyle for sew.
enth representative and said: THE Sew.
enth ward pledges and this man stand.
pledged to support the principles enun
eiated by eaF chairman I'm opening this-
convention
George F. Troy was named for Eighth
representative by William Mulcahey and
for Ninth representative James B. Neilar
presented the name of John +. O'Connell
and the convention unanimously approved
the nomination.
Peter c. Cannon named for Tenth rep
resentative Thomas p. Haven, "who ha,
always proven himself ready to do hit
duty" and Mr.. Haven's nomination was
unanimously accepted.
THE OTHER NOMINEES.
L
| representative. Mr.. Comstock said ii
| part:
Last year this office was filled by
Theodore Francis Green. and how we'll hs
| performed the duties any one who attend
ed the sessions of the general assempl,
knows full well. Mr.. Green is away q
present, but he has authorized me to say
that his business engagements render Il
impossible for him to accept a renomina
ton. He gives the assurance however
that he will assist the party In every pos
sible way and do all that he can TO fur
| ther It's success. Under these conditions
! take this opportunity OF placing in nom
ination for the position John c. Pegram
man of high standing in the community
an able lawyer and one who will do honor
to the party II he is elected" Mr.. Pegrau
was nominated unanimously.
| For Twelfth representative three name,
were presented. Olney Arnold, I'd, Isaa.
| Hahn and Daniel OConnor. but the las
| two were withdrawn before a ballot wa.
| taken In presenting the name of Mr.
Arnold. Mr.. Comstock said For Twelfth
| representative last year the Democrat,
party named gentleman Of whom al
were justly proud and also proud of wha
he did. But business will not permit hi,
to accept further preferment at tn
hands OF this convention and | therefor
take pleasure In offering for your consid
Grafton man whose name. the momen
] mention It, will be recognized as bein
thoroughly Democratic-Olney Arnold"
On motion OF Peter c. Cannon, tn
chairman was authorized to appoint
committee Of three with power TO ri
ali vacancies. and Chairman Beagan az
pointed Peter G. Cannon of the Tent
ward, Richard b. Comstock OF the Secon
ward and Charles NJ. Kelley OF the Firs
ward.
The convention then adjourned.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-12
PROVIDENCE SWEDISH
VOTERS ORGANIZE

Forty Swedish citizens have formed th'
Swedish-American Independent Politica
club at 90 weybosset street The major
ity of the number are said to be propert,
owners. including some Is property voters
OF the Fifth ward.
John A. Hjelmstrom was elected presi
dent and Carl V. Berg, secretary Secre
tary Berg, Oswald Klindt and Axel Oder
were appointed a committee to draw VI
bylaws and the completion of organiza
tion was deferred until the committee re
ports.
1--WE are under obligations to neithe
political party" said the secretary, in ex
planning the purposes OF the club. wv,
pay our own expenses and stand for wha
our name indicates independent action
In short, we stand for the split ticket SO
lecting candidates for their persona
worthlness. as we see II, rather than tn,
party name.
Naturally we desire to see Swedei
nominated for some OF the offices. bur
that will come when we have progressed
further with organization. We expect Il
have many meetings the coming winte
and discuss public matters and politica
policies"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-12
DEMOCRATS NAME
FOUR NEW MEN
FOR ASSEMBLY
Harmonious and Enthusiastic Convention Put.
Strong Ticket Before the Voters of Providence
Charles F. Irons, William Doyle, John c. Pegran
and Olney Arnold, I'd, the New Nominees
THE REFORM ASSEMBLY TICKET
GARDNER

For Senator-RATHBONE GARDNER
For First Representative-LEWIS A WATERMAN
For Second epresentatve-THOMAS F. KEARNEY
For Third Representative-JOHN w. HOGAN
For Fourth Representative-H. CLINTON CROKER
For Fifth Observation-Disclosures F. IRONS
For Sixth Representative-THOMASA A. CARROLL
For Seventh epresentative-WILLIAMD DOYLE
For Eighth Representative-GEORGE F. TROY
For Ninth Representative-JOHN F. OCONNELL
For Tenth Representative-THOMASP p HAVENS
For Eleventh Representative-JOHN c. PEGRAM
For Twelfth Representatve-OLNEY ARNOLD
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-12

In p. II. sullivar's latest thriller, eth,
Cowboy and the Squaw." by Josepi
Byron Titten. a sensation entirely new
To the melodramatit stage, Is promised n
the climax OF the third act II IL a rae
between wild steer, to which the hero
Broncho Bob. has been roped by ths
villain. arc a wiiu broncho ridden by ar
Indian maid. This scene Is claimed to bs
even more beautiful and exciting thai
the world-tamous chariot race In "Boi
Hur." This attraction will open It's ini
tial pcrfoi nance on Monday. Oct q. \
this city at the Empire bsatrN
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Atlantic.

Miss Margie Watson is visiting
friends at Hallwood, Va.
Messrs Jay and Harry Miles left for
the Northern cities the 9th inst.
Miss Bessie Bunting, of Pocomoke,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Miss E. Beatrice Thornton, of Phlia-
delphia, has returned after spending
Xmas with her parents.
Miss Flora K. Taylor has returned
from st. Louis, where she has peen
visiting relatives for quite while.
Misses Winnie Parsons and Ethel
Gladding returned Wednesday morn
ing to Farmville to resume then
studies.
Mrs. Minnie Trader, of Scotland
Neck. N. c., Miss R. Davie Taylor
of Manning, South Carolina, and MIS-
Lena Taylor, of Haroldsville, N u
have returned to spend their vaca
ton with parents and relatives
Capt. Jno. Winder, while filling HI
gasoline engine at Chincoteague thl
week. came near losing his life. Tn
lead pipe connecting the engin
bursted, and the boat was almost des
troyed by explosion. The loss to Mr.
Winder is between 5000 and $500. Thu
wind blowing in the opposite direc
ton saved his life.
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TemperaDceyille.

Rev. Mr.. Hearn, our new pastor,
held a very interesting watch-night
service at our church at the close OF
the old year.
Miss Oracle Oldham has returned
from an extended visit to friends IN
Baltimore and resumed her work in
our school on Wednesday.
Our village stores enjoyed the
largest and best Xmas trade ever
known here. More people and team
were in our village on the three days
previous to the holidays t. IN ever
before.
Several of the people of our village
went to Chincoteague on gasoline
launch of Mr.. John Winder last Mon
day and soon after they had LANDED
on the dock an explosion occurred
which blew the top off of the boat.
Mr.. Clifton Lang and Miss Florence
Fisher, of Bloomtown, were quleti!
married at the parsonage here OF
Wednesday evening, December 2oth
Rev. Mr.. Hearn officiating. All OF u
wish them a happy journey through
life. Other marriage bells are con
fidently expected to be ringing in TIL
!. section in the near future.
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Painter.

Mr.. Harold Turner is sick at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Hickman spent
Xmas day at Parksley with relatives
Messrs. Paul and Thomas Ayres
spent the holidays with relatives IN
Philadelphia.
Mr.. E. L. Garrison, Miss Juiia
Kellam, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hickman
were in Norfolk Sunday.
Entertainment given on Xmas nignI
at the Hall was we'll attended and as
usual everybody was satisfied. Fro
ceeds we're encouraging and went TO
the benefit of the Baptist Sunday
School.
Those who arrived home to spend
the holidays were: Miss Rachel ives
colt from Greensboro, N. O., Mr.. H.
T. Ames from Cornell University
Ithaca, N. Y, James Turner from
Richmond, Va.
Among the visitors to friends II
town during the holidays were: Mr.
Arthur Wise, Baltimore, at home o.
Mr.. G. T. Wescott, Mr.. and Mrs. q
F. Bloxom, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Bloxom, of Bloxom, Mr.. W. t. Hlck
man, of Parksley, Mr.. Bradshaw, o
Tasley, at home Of Mr.. A. L. 'Hick
man, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Wiltbank
of Parksley, Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons 0
Philadelphia, at home of MIR. Q. Z
Perdue, Miss Julia Kellam, at hom
of Mr.. J. T. Bonuewell, Misses Elzey
of Exmore, at home of MIR. ). :
i Ames and Mr.. Levin Davis, OF baiel
more. at home of Mr.. Geo. A. Eo
monds.
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New Church.

Mr.. VIM. R. Covington and family
moved on Monday to their new home
near Pocomoke city.
Poulson & Pusey, wheel-wright and
blacksmith, now occupy the shop IN
village vacated by Mr.. A. j. Marshall
Mr.. Lit ]. Tull with family have &C.
cupied hoted building, near station
recently purchased by him OF Mr. L.
FLOYD Mock, and says he is there 10
stay and ready for business
Mr. ]. A. Meelheim, of Horntown,
moved to our town at the beginning
of the year and was heartily welcom'
ed by all of our people. Mr.. Downs
also has made his home with us.
Mr.. F. A. Covington, after years
absence in Pocomoke City, is bach
again to his old home to the delight
of his many friends here and has re-
sumed work at his old place OF busi
ness.
Mrs. L. F. Marshall spent part o
Xmas in Norfolk as the guest OF Ael
sister, Mrs. r. H. Pennewel; Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Marshall visited thei-
son, Mr.. A. ]. Marshall, at Greenback
Vile, on New Years day,
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Onley.

Masters Chester ana deO. ID. OdNdBe,
pupils of Fork Union Academy, have
resumed their studies there.
The w. G. T. U. will meet Monday
afternoon, 2.30 o'clock January It'll,
at the home of Mrs. Sadie Savage.
Every member is requested to bepres'
ent.
Mrs. Viola Rogers spent Xmas at
Pocomoke city and Mr.. W. T. Brought
on visited friends at Parksley, Hall
wood and other points during the fes'
tive season.
The L. It. LIS will meet at home OF
Mrs. L. ]. Savage January 4, 2:3O p.
m. New officers will be elected and
all of the members are requested tc
be present.
Miss Daisy Ayers, absent from hel
school on account of sickness for
week or 80, is in her usual health
again, and resumed her work here a.
the opening of the school on 3rd inst
The following entertained theil
MANY relatives and friends during the
holidays: Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Savage
on Xmas day, Miss Mary Parks OF
evening of December Goth, Misses Eu
die and Leone Parks, evening of Dec
ember 9th, Misses Evelyn and Mil
dred Walter, evening Of December ~
Miss Lillian Savage, evening OF Dec
ember Doth.
Among the visitors to relatives ant
friends in our town and vicinity dur
ing Xmas we're Mr.. Olin s. McMatl
and wife, Greensboro, N. O., MI
Harry Walter, of Wilmington Busl
ness College, Mr.. Eddie Taylor an
wife of Norfolk, Mr.. B. T. Belote
Boggs Wharf, Miss Nellie Parks, c
, Pastoral, Mr.. Edward Belote, of Maps
burg. Mr.. James Taylor, of Parks
LEV, Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Stevenson
of Cape Charles, Mr.. John Q. Core
of Philadelphia.
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Weddings.
Misunderstanding.

The prettiest marriage, ever wit
messed at Smiths Chapel, took place
Wednesday evening, December Goth,
at 8 o'clock, the contracting parties
being Miss Annie Lucille Bunting and
Mr.. James Alfred Eichelberger. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. >.
Otto Wright, pastor of the church,
and the wedding marches were sweet
ly rendered by Mrs. j. O. Lewis. The
bride was becomingly attired in
white chiffon organdy and carried a
shower boquet of carnations, tied
with white ribbon.
Miss Rida Bunting, sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor, and MIR.
William Eichelberger, brother of the
groom, acted as best man. The at
tendants were Miss Nellie Bundick
and George Harris, Miss Edith Willis
and George Bagwell, Miss Mollie
Ward and Johnnie Taylor, Miss Sadie
Bell and Robert Bradford, Miss Mary
James and Frederick Mears, Miss
Mary Bagwell and Harry Eichelberger.
After receiving the congratulations
of their friends, they returned to the
home of the BRIDES parents, where a
host of friends awaited and joined
them until late hour. Many hand
some and useful presents were re-
ceived by them. M. 3.
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neIfa.

Prospective building boom in view
for this station, next Spring.
Miss Eula Rogers visited friends in
Charlotte county this Xmas.
Have heard land would be given
free, if we could have church built
here.
Mr.. L. N. Harmon has found his
gate? Had wedding near his house
you know.
Prospect is for a very large acreage
of round patotoes in this section the
coming season.
Miss Bessie Taylor and Miss Rev,
of Cashville, were with friends In
town this week.
New Year and what beautiful
Spring-like days and don't forget the
New Year resolutions.
| Our new UldChohiOht N'
Budd. is kept busy. Horse showing
| is a speciality with him.
Miss Ida Twiddy, of Norfolk, ane
Miss Susie Hart spent few days witt
friends this week at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Hatton anC
daughter, of New Church, spent da!
at his old home here during Xmas.
Miss Emma Finney and Miss Grace
Hatton, home for Xmas, returned II
school at Blackstone on Wednesday
DR.. L. J. burlington and bride, G
Baltimore, visited his old home TIL
Xmas. All wish them long and happ.
life.
We have no candidate from thi
immediate section for any count
Office but will in due time present tn
coming man for Governor.
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Harried.

Observation-Disclosures %, 1906,
at Accomac @. H., by Rev. P. b.
Henderlite, Willie r. Mears and Miss
Bessie Lee Young.
Brown December q, 1906,
near Belle Haven, by Rev. @. E.
Watts, Walter Conover and Miss
Carrie MAZE Brown.
Vick-Byrd-December q, 1905,
near Keller, by Rev. Jno. W. Nichol-
son, Eben e. Wick and Miss Marie L..
Byrd.
Flueharty-Powell-De December 26th,
1906, near Keller, by Rev. John W..
Nicholson, Mood V. Flueharty and
Miss Maggie s. POWELL.
Clark -Jeffries- December 25, 1906,
at Chincoteague, by Rev. j. B. Con-
way, Jsry Clark and Miss Cora jeff
ries.
Reed-Thornton- q, 1905,
at Chincoteague, by Rev. E. H. Jones,
Earl Reed and Miss Mary j. Thorn
ton.
Observation-Disclosures 20, 1906,
at Downings M. E. Church, South, by
Rev ]. Elmer Hearn, Wallace V. Tay-
lor and Miss Virginia F. Taylor.
Middleton -Ewell - December %,
1905, near Leemont, by Rev. james
E. F. Ayres, Herbert B. Middleton and
Miss Cora L. Ewell.
Neutrality-suspicious. %, 1906,
near Grant Memorial M. z. Church
by Rev. Jas. E. F. Ayres, Leroy Allen
and Miss Eva Lilliston.
Observation-Disclosures 25th
1906, near Leemont, by Rev. James E.
F. Ayres, John Lloyd Killmon ano
Miss Nora B. Bundick.
Justice-Decembe %
1905, near Leemont, by Rev. james
liz. F. Ayres, John R. Silverthorn an(
Miss Matte @. Justice.
acknowledgements %, 1906, a
Bethel Church, by Rev. r. s. Monds
Asa T. Bull and Miss Florence Mills
Quillen-Jester- %, 1906
at Chincoteague,by Rev. E. H. Jones
I John B. CULLEN and Miss Jennie M
Jester.
Drummond-McC ready- Decembe
, 9, 1906. near Belinda, by Rev. l.. M
, Copeland, Maurice A. Drummon
and Miss Julia A. McCready.
Rew-Godwin August 16, 1905, a
Pocomoke city, Md. by Rev. j. ID
Moore, Charlie F. Rev and Miss En-
ma D. Goodwin.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-01-05
John d. WImbrough Dead.

Mr.. John D. Wimbrough, a former
citizen of this county, died in Balti-
more, December 31st, of paralysis,
aged p years. His remains arrived
at Hallwood, on Tuesday and were
inferred in the family burying ground,
near Modestown, on Wednesday, after
funeral services at the Modestown
Baptist Church, conducted by Rev.
John w. Hundley, of Cape Charles.
His wife, one son, John D. VIM
brough, Jr., and daughter survive
him.
The deceased was Christian gen
tleman, with the respect and esteem
of all who knew him. He merited II
by his lofty integrity and his genuine
sincerity in all the relations OF his
honorable life.