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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-06
DUE TO BETTER CONDITIONS

Bank OF England REDUCES the Dis
count Rate. III
London, Jan. The directors of
the Bank of England have lowered
the minimum rate of discount to 6
from Z per cent, which latter rate was
established as result Of the Amer
lean financial crisis. Improved fnan:
cial conditions in America, coupled
with better monetary situation in
Germany, assisted the directors in
their decision to remove the stringent
rate of discount, which had been han
dicapping trade and speculation for
the past seven weeks. ...-1.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-06
QUARREL ON PARIS STREETS

Count de ~casteIIane Bitterly De.
st, nounces Prince Sagan.
Paris, jan. There was a violent
quarrel in the Rue de Chaillot between
Count Roni de Castellane and Prince
Helie de Sagan. The count is report
ed to have denounced the prince in
unmeasured terms and duel is be-
lieved to be imminent.
Count Boni de Castellane was re-.
Gently divorced by his wife, who was
->-~--,~. = VARS aEls Tias
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-06
CAPTAIN PILLsBURY NAMED

of Navigation Bureau.
Washington, Jan. After con-
ference with President Roosevelt Sec
rotary Metcalf announced that Cap
tain J. r. Pillsbury had been selected
as chief of the navigation bureau of
the navy department. Captain Pills,
bury participated in the conference
between the president and the secre-
tary just prior to the announcement.
The selection of Captain John
Pillsbury to be chief of the bureau Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12

The capillary vessels ITEMS Ives ar" so
minute in size a. to be invisible 10
the uakeI eye Under microscope
of moderate power thu: not only be
come viSill. hui "" can now GiS'ln-
cuish passing through them "A constant
PROCESSION OF blood cells or cOrpllscins-
Most of these cells are of The c!rruiar
disc variety already mentioned. Tn Sc
are the so-called red cells CT cor
muscles of tn. blood Occasionally a
cell of another variety will b" seen. II
j, lighter IN rullr than III" red cen.
granular in structure. AMI in II Is seen
centra! dense portion known aS the
NUCLEUS II is observed that these
coils keen c!oer to the vessel wall
that th..y move more slowly than the
current Cf red cells AMI that they nav"
c, rtaiu power Of indepcnd' nj move
mcni, as Will ~ III" power To chang"
IN shape. Now and then We see ON"
of th-So cells stop altnGeth. =, and adj
her. to the side Of the bioOd-veSSei
As W. watch We see That thG cell Is
changing in shap" The narrow. pro
tru,iinc portion pushes its way through
tn. capuIary wall. and in short tim"
The entire cell has flowed into the IL
SUI outside -TeChnical World Maya
zine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
UNNECESSARY NOISES TO
BE UNDER BAN IN NORFOLK
Ordinance or Subject Prepared for
Consideration by the City
Council.

4 campaign against unnecessary
noises has been stared in Norfolk.
ana an ordinance TO he considered by
tn" council IS already prepared. Fol
lowing ara the principal features OF
rle ordinance:
Sec. l. No person shall. on any
street. indulge In loud singing or loud
whist,ing. or shouting. or toiSterous
laughing or talking. to the diSturbanc"
of thu rest and comfort of another.
And any person who shall refuse or
neglect to cease any such noise. or
shall repeat the sam after being no
tilted bv or on behalf of another thar
his resi- or comfort is CT will he dis
tnr3ed thereby shall be deemed guilty
of violation of tn provision CT This
section.
Sec. 9 No psrson dali 80 conduct
himself insida of any building as IN
disturb tho rest or cumfort Of another:
and any tenant CT occupant Of any
hous". apartment or room. in the city
Of Norfolk who shall indulge i'll or
pCrmi, Their in any loud singing. or
loud whistIinS. and shall! continre or
r. peat or permit to be continued or re-
voa,ed therein nv or on behalf of an
other. that his r.st or comfort is or
will re disturbed aa"rel"-. shat h''
de~nicd CuilIy Of violation of III"
provision Of this section.
Scr. :. No per.0n shall. on anV
street adv Ttis~ any business trad"
or calling or offer fnr sale any n W."
paD"r or other public alton. or an ar
tioIe Of food or merchandise. or C'icT
his s"rvic" :or III" doing ~ any work.
in a loud mannsr TO the dist Trhlnc"
If tn: rest and comfort of any other
prison And any person VII" shall re-
FuS. OF neglect 10 cease any sucn
Noise, or shall rep at the same after
being notified nv or on h'siaif rf an
yfhcr tina: his rrSt or comfort j. or
will bc disturbed thereby shall ~"
70 med guilty {: violation " IN"
provisions Of this section
So & No person shall. on anv
..-e,. perform on. cr u INV hand
organ. S;r~'f piano or u'h"r noise
rakiuE instrument. 70 IN disturbance
= III rrsi OF cOmf.w' ~ anoi her:
md anv ~ ron Who shall Tcfu-c or
1cgl"ct 20 - $50 any sI.dl r"is". or
h,II rep Al The samc after y ing nfi-
icd nv g on behalf of ano'h that
Hig r,st g comfort IL or vii. 70 dis
r. 4 h-r"r;. shall ~ =" mod guilty
"a ylr1a''oa Of ~ pros isi"Us .! tiis
sn.'ior
So No p"rxnn sfaIr us" or 'p"r-
lic. or causo 20 y" used or operated.
within IN" limits - iho city e Nor
folk md fn"zapnou" Crarh"ph"nr.
1iaH0la s"lf playing ri7u" or any
thor liz instrument. "Xrcpt ins,1"
nriyzic r~gt'Duc". or e = nIace
of business where such Instruments,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Attic ACADEMY

4 no. able feature Of Charles Klein
The Lion and III" Mouse, when
H. nrv -. Harris brings 10 tn" Acad
envy OF Music or next Tuesday night
Sept. l.. is the whulescmcn"s6 ana
Gis,incr drawing of the various char
acters in the story.
There can not be found in IN" play
a william. frivolous matron. way
ward girl. nor an adventures
The cleanliness Of "Th" Lion ar
he Mouse" has been hug" factor
in the rcmarkabl" success enjoyed by
thi, interesting and weil-tolh s'or!
of certain phases Of the money worl'i
of this country today.
The seat sale opens at the box OF
flee hi, morning and rs many de-
mands have already been made. it Is
expected to he n avy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Calendar for Today.
WEST INDIA HURRICANE
IS HEADED THIS way
Weather Bureau Advises Shippers
That Navigating Will be Danger
Gus On South Atlantic Coast.

Warning of a West India hurricane
which is sweeping this way was IS
sued by the weather bureau at wash
ingtOn yesterday morning Yesterday
the hurricane was central near ana
west OF Turks Island and was moving
The weather bureau advises the
captains OF all vessels that tn" hurr!-
cane will be dangerous for vessels III
the region OF the bahamas and on
the southern Atlantic coast during
the next rwO or tire" days
Tn, storm may be irlt her" slight
ly. but up to this time no storm sig
nails hav" been display Il by the local
weathc- man
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
How Blcod Defends.

Recent laboratory research on tn"
l.ood and on IN" properties through
which il defcn.,S the body against the
invasion OF bacterial diseases mas
opened up field rich in present in
formation and r.Cher still in its prom
is fer tho futur This work became
pCssible thrnuch he discovery Of the
microscope. BY means Of which the
apparently rr;i Hood was found to
he filled with 'loa'ing flats. circular
discs Of ral.~y'ilow ooior- 50
minute are tn, disc that il takes
thirtv-:wo hurir.i Of them placed N
n straigh, lin" ~ cover :hr span "f an
inch. In a s,u-'' crop Of blood there
are man. mtI.i.g> Of th"S" c is or
compilation e II. Hood through tn
capillary v.s>' by means OF IN"
microscorH 7. capillary circulate III
through the w. of a frogs foot AZ
sords the best al easiest example. "a
The vcb an -. ~'r"'chcd so thin tina
iish, j. casiIy rransmitisd through u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Big Vessel, Carrying Nearly Ten
Thousand Tons Of Coal, liable
to Get Out Of .harbo'.
WILL TRY AGAIN 10 DAY W|1u TUG
Mud Dumped into Hampton Roads by
Elizabeth and Nansemond Rivers
Has Filled Up Channel SO That the
Depth Is Only Little over Thirty
Feet at High Tide.

While Straming from this port yes
1erlay morning on her way 10 Br"m-
trton, Washington. with Il cargo ot
5000 tons OF coal the imm"n3"
American steamship MiSaUnriaN. Cap
tain Lyons. grounded lii III" snip
channel on the west side Of tn" Mid
die Ground lighthouse. Although tn"
vessel was drawing only )" feet I"
inches. there was not sufficient water
in the channel at the Middle Ground
bar to float htl The MiSSourian Al
forwards noatcd without assistance
and returned to this port. This morn
ing she will make another rfOrt 10
pass through the channel with the
aid OF a tug.
The new ship channel. which was
drcdgcd by United States engineers
nearly three years ago. is supposed
10 hav" over 33 feet Of water az hish
tide. The MisSourian left here AT
high water shortly after O'Clock
and grounded near the second buoy
of the channel about Il mil" and
half south OF This city.
At the tim" when the enGin""ri
began preparing plans for the ne"
channel local shipping men mad" an
effort TO hav" tn" channel dredg"n
on the east sid" OF the Middle Ground
lighthouse because they We're OF TN"
0pinion that a channel on the west
side OF the lighthouse soon woHla
be filled in by tn" mud deposits
dumped into Hampton Roads by the
Nansemond and Elizabeth rivers
However. The engineers went ahead
with their plans for tn" present
channel Soon after the channel was
completed the contention of me snip
ming men was borne ont. Tor IN"
channel began to fill slowly. and II
IS said thar for NOR" than year
there has not been more than ."
feet of water in the channc! At IN"
Middle Ground bar at the normal
high water.
1t is understood thar 'ho shipping
men here and the shipping interests
all along the coast will make an Of
for, to have a new channel dredged
cas-, of the lighthouse. No' only
would thai channel not fill. but II
would save about three miles 10 V"s
sols entering and leaving pOrt.
This is the second cargo OF coai
the Missourian has loaded a. this
port she having first taken cargo
here four years ago for the Pacinc-
Then her name was the Missouri
The name was changed recently when
the ship was sold TO the Hawaiian
Steamship Company The cargo she
now carries is consigned to IN" ma
val coaling station at Er"merton ana
is valued at $23.219.S0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
UNIQUE Old Watch.

ono of ihr most r"marHab = h'lr-
looms in the poSSt SSi"n of any inca
guau is "A watch made more tina "h"
Years ago in England and hrouE ut 10
this country in 1884. 1t is now owned
ly Reuben 5. Price IA retired travel
ing man. living at 1,i S"vrn,y-s"con
str ct.
Although this is tn" sixth g"ncr,
alton Of the family in America that has
owned the watch. il is still record
ing faithfully Father Times hours
and minute, with the most com mend
able acCracy.
Tn. watch was mad near tn" cos"
of the fifteenth century. and there Is
an indisputabl" record OF its owner
ship IrCm the year lh.ii. when II was
in the possession OF Mdro"cail fr''e'
who was among the very earliest
settlers in Anne Arundel Comfy,
MARYLAND. The watch was handed
down from father to son from Nor
tl.cal the first to his son Nor dccal,
and his sons son. M"rdrcal. the lat
ter b"queathing it to his son Elijah
who III turn intrusred 1t into the
hands of his son. John X. the :athef
Of the present possessor of III" r'nc
The various owners and the dates
CT the acquisition of the watch are
engraved upon the hack "a follows:
| was brought TO ST. MaTy's Mary
iand in 1894 by Mord" cal Prize.
1862 his son. Mordecal Price. Jr.
1873 his son. MOrd"cal Price. Jr.
1881 his son. Elijah Price.
1890 his son. John X Price.
1862 his sou. Reuben 5. Price.
Continuing the custom from III"
first Mord,cal Il. wn through six gone
rationS. r: III y : Price will SOM
time give the valuable Curio 10 bis
own and only IN Reuben 5 Pric"
Jr Mr.. Prize naturally prizes ii
above pric". having recently rcfuS"d
an offer OF 81 n'H for il.
The watch. in the opinion VI well
known Chicago matchmaker. YVES made
entirely hv hand. probably til" only
on. in existence made witho'i th'
aid Of machinery. Evsn tn" tiny
chain which az docs not seem II have
worn. was put together by III" pattern
fingers Of its maker over three G n
Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Cleared.

Steamer MiSsoulIan. Lyons. Br'm-
ritun Puget Sound-\cw River con
O.idatr Coal Company.
Bars, r.. Il. Sultln fOr PrOvidrn""--
Chrsap4Ik" a. Ohio Coal and Coke
CompHny.
Bare Francis :. Hampshire l"r
Providence chesapeake Il OHIO Coal
and Coke Company.
BARGE Indiana tor Portland -th"Sa
L AXE Il Ohio Goa Agency Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12

transport Fitzpatrick, Captain Rogers
arrived ii This port yesterday morn
ing from Havana. Cuba. after run
OF about three days and Il half. Sh"
dolckrti Al Chesapeake n ONO pier NO
10 discharge her passengers ami
freight ana To load supplies and stores
FOR Ihr trip 10 Havana
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Inventor Of "Skat."

Skat. which has become the rival
Of bridge. and has displaced II in some
circles. IL a purely German game and
Al'~nburg Is It's home Toe earliest
records on the subject show that II
vas cvoivcd out W Other card "a .
IN 1871. by QUO HcmV"l. a professor AZ
the Alicnburg COLLEGE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Vaudeville ano Pictures

Raleigh and Raleigh and D"Smonio
and Belle viii, Ne seen at Drcam!and
this afternoon and tonight for tn" last
time. A new series of moving pic
lures will |" shown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
At the Bell.

The Mrsmcrist. Fighting tn"
Flames and several other good
scenes will be shown at tn" Bell NOV
ing picture thcafcr this afternoon an!
tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
kiIpatrick In Port.

bringing 46 firs'-c!ass passengers.
six second class passengers and III
enlisted men. the United stare ariis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Sailed.

81, amer MiSS0urian. Lyons, Bf"m'
rrton ianN rrturn' d.
Schooner VI. ID. CrcSScy. TOMBSTONE
Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday, September II. 1908.
Arrived.

81, amer Kilparrick Ct. 5. army
trlnSrGrt. Rogers. iiavana--lO L. =.
q garirr,n:t.,I,r~' Depot with paSS'h-
gers and merchandise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for feminine ills,
and has positivelycured thousands OF
women. Why don't you try it I?
Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Small Boat Harbor.

During the meeting. NJ l.. b. Man.
viii. superintendent OF the Old DO
miniDn Land Company. was called up
on to state. what had been done by
his company in regard 10 tn" small
boat harhOr. Mr.. ,Manvil," laid that
the rompanv had decided 20 build the
harbJr. hut on account of tn rain and
mosuui,0cs h' had been afraid 10
send the engineers 10 the marshes be-
low the City to begin the work OF
planning for the construction Ct ih'
basin.
Snmc of the mrmh":S wrr' inclined
to be- sarcastic III their comments
upon III" delay of III" company III
starting tn" work on tn" harb0r.
Reorganization Committee.
The Progress committee made a
partial report upon III" reorganization
plan. submitting a list of l29 m"n who
nave pledged th.mSrlvc. TO h"com"
members OF the reorganiz'd body.
The committee was requested to with
meeting OF III" chamber. 1T which
time the rror2aniZatinn will "cc:lr.
The name 5 OF Messrs. b. J. O'iiara.
F. E. LCnz and &. A L"nz, OF this
city. and G.. W. ClrmmouS. of LIE"
Hall. have i''nn added 10 the r"orsani-
zation list bringing Ia" total up It"
1919. The committee will Continn"
its work throughout this month with
tho Intention OF bringing III" iis' up
to tn" membership limit. 2on. before
the reorganization takes place.
The meeting OF the chamber last
night was largely attended.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
The Vital Records.
Births

William A and Mary r Thompson. boy,
Frank r. and Margaret A Sadtler, girl
William II. and Mora T. Roche Biri.
John and Mary A Mcconnell. girl
Samuel l.. and Nellie Is. Murphy. girl.
Henry ii. and Gertrude Classic boy
William c. and Hannah $. Davis. girl
John c. and Ida @. DEAN girl
Leonard y. and Annie Draeger, girl
Orlando A. and Rosetta Booth. boy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
MAY NOT COMPLETE
NEW ROAD FOR YEAR
Little Work on Linden
Georgetown Line and Bust
ness Men Complain.

Although a year has elapsed since the
builders of the spur which the Ba-ti-
more and Ohio railroad is constructing
from Linden. Md. to Georgetown be-
gan the work. it is autnOritatively stat
ed that the new track viii not be COM
pleted for another twelve months.
Business men of Georgetown are COM
planning at the delay, as the need 1of
the road is generally recognized. It's
completion will open up prosperous
section OF Maryland and bring trade, IL
Is expected, from there to Georgetown.
The extension OF time which the road
secured from Congress last year viii
expire about January /. Another appeal
for time ia feared by trade interests.
Business men are wondering If the
small amount of work already done was
performed for the purpose OF keeping
the compauy's charter. AS long as this
IS retained the Western Maryland rail-
ROAD IS prevented from having "a teTmin-
nal at Georgetown.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
his LAND UNDER SEA.

ATLANTIC CITY n j. Dec. o.
Members of the city board OF assessors
who started out 10 md lots on Water
street on which Dr. William Bedloe,
oEce United States consul at Annoy,
China. wished 10 pay eJaXes.. found that
they would need "a boat and sounding
line 10 locate thenl. DR. RedIOe had
been away from the resort for years,
and. when he returned yesterday. Wis
ited the tax Office and asked FOR the
amount Of his assessment ON the inlet
lots They are submerged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
NINE. STEINHEIL IS
GIVEN ASHORT REST
Nerves of French Woman
Break Down While She
Tells of Love Affairs.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-Iu order TO give Nine
Steinheil a chance 70 recover from the
wearying examination to which she was
subjected yesterday, NJ Andre, the eX-
aiming magistrate, decided not to re-
sumo the examination until this after
= JOn.
Andres vigorous probing into the love
affairs of Mime. Steinhen have sh AIKEN
her nerves and a doctor attended heI
today in her cell in the st. Lazare Dris-
on to prepare her for the trying ordeal
of this afternoon.
IL IS probable that NJ lsriOtte 6im-
self viii confront Nine. Steinheil at
this afternoons hearing. # the latter s
story OF his relations with Nine. Stein
he'll are true, Il is believed that she
viii break down.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
WILL USE PHILLIPS CODE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2-Be-
ginning today the Pennsylvania rail-
road viii inaugurate the use OF Phillips
code in the transmission Of messages
by telegraph between all division head
quarters, as we'll as other loints where
over the wires. Phillips cole is a form
of abbreViatiOn, used maiIl " on news
wires of press associations leased wires
between chains OF newspapers and on
commercial telegraph companies wires.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
SOMETHING GOING ON.

DANVTLIEi, Ind, Dec. jamestown
is interested in what is happening al
the Standard OIL pumping station near
that town. Strangers investigate the
price Of land near the plant. take Op-
tions and depart. Recently a contract
was made TO drill some wells, said to
be for water. II IS understood that at
100 feet water was struck. but the dTiller
WAS ordered TO go on and at 1000 feet
gas was found. The drilling continues.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02

ETeadnches and Neuralgia From Colds
LAXATIVE BROAfO Quialne the world wide
cold and Grip remedy removes cause cali Tor
fur name. Look for signature =. ". Grove. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
FINnS MARKED CON.

WINSTED. Conn, Dec. 2.-Forty-five
years ago. while a resident OF Brook
Ign, James Z. Mead. OF Middletown,
stamped on q penny his father had CIV
en- him his initials, u. z. N" The let
ter ~ was so made that when the coin
was turned upside down II resembled an
~" Then he spent ths cent for candy.
Ia South Farms a few days ago he ask
ed for change for a bill and got the
penny IN the lot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
STENodRAPHIc ACADEMY

Colorado BUILDING
Fitmsn. Graham. Barnes, Gregg. and svTIabis
Systems. Individual Instructions. Special rates
Tor eomplets course Positions guaranteed
oS2z-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
CUSTOM TAILORS
INACCURATE SALE
Omohundro & Co. viii Offer Good
Values as Result Of Recent
Purchase.
Purchase.

A remarkable cloth purchase has
been made recently by Omohuhdro a
Co. the % eu-knovn taiIors OF SIS L
street. purchase that enables them 10
inaugurate a sale OF custom tailoring
yes
The "Omohundro Construction" has
always stood for exclusive styles and
& high character Of workmanship ana
The present sale combines this with d
selection OF fabrics. the quality and
value of which have rarely been
Euualed IN this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
TWO.CENT LUNCHES.

NEW YORK. Dec. Two cent
lunches for the children in the public
schools are to be provided by the
WOmen's Health Protective Society Of
New York. The plan, which was dis
cussed at q meeting Of the society last
night. viii be tried IN three schools
selected by city superintendent OF
Schools Maxwell. The lunches are TO
consist Of soap, bread and butter, and
jam.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
Deaths

Augustus Barton, IS years, 1877 Four
teenth street northwest
John A. Bresuahau. 40 years, I01l Wis
coHsiu avenue northwest
James M. Phillips. b. years, Government
Hospital faf Insane
William Coleman. 90 years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
William Murphy. = years 1898 Wiscon-
sin avenue
Margaret V. Tippett. 5S years, e01 r
street southwest.
Mary IL. SHETLAND, 90 years, 321 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-02
Marriage Licenses.

Edward p. COLLISION aud May r. sholes
Washington.
Frank j. Sabbath, JOLnstowu. Pa and
Martha A. ShahlOslzi, DispuJanta. Va
Clifton r. Wallace and Edith J.. Willing
ham. Washington.
Joseph II. Scott and Josephine Guy
Washington.
Harrison 3. Nuttiug Ait Clair, N ].
and Ethel n. Word, Richmond, Va
J. Stanley Mcnamara, White Stone. Va.
ana Nellie MaCBurgie, Washington.
Albert T. McIlVCen, Washington, anC
Gertrude Ward. GAINESVILLE Nd,