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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-14
shawnee Shops to Open.

Shawnee Okla. June l3.-An.
uouuccmcut has been made that the
Rock Island shops located here, the
second In size on the system, will
reopen with fun force of employees
June 20. At present 21j men are
employed, fifty having been put to
work within the past three days.
owing to the enactment of a law
requiring that all rolling stock used
within the state shall be repaired
within the state, an enlargement Of
the local shops will De necessary.
Within the past two months engines
and ears have been shipped from
here to Rock Island HIS, for re-
pairs. This caused the Legislature to
enact the "selfdefcnso' measure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-14

Kodol IS the best known prepara-
ton that is offered to the people to.
day for dyspepsia or Indigestion or
any stomach trouble. Kodol digests
all foods. 1t is pleasant TO take. It
is sold here by w. b. Frame. d&w
Mrs. S. Joyce, C'aremont, ~ H.,
writes: About a year ago bought
two bottles Of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. II cured me Of severe case OF
kidney trouble OF several years stand
ing. II certainly is grand, good med
icine, and | heartily recommend
Sold by all druggists. d&w
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
Wilton.

Services were~held in the church
here last Sunday.
Harry Nappin left lor North Da
kota last Monday. 81 ..:.gs
Moses Burnham is busy this week
shingling his house.
Earl Mcmahon went to Bemidji
on business Monday
Milt Franham is suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Ellen Ombland was shop.
ing in Bemidji last Monday. -. :
Miss Jennie Stortroen left for her
home at Climax last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson
drove to Bemidji last Monday.
Mrs. Lars Ombuland returned
from a visit with her son at St. Paul
last Friday.
Harry Bowers had the misfortune
of cutting his foot very badly, one
day last week. ..- ,:.. 81 .~-
Mrs. Nelson and little child of
Moorhead is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Evenson.
Ole Haggenson is quite ill. DR..
Marcum of Bemidji was called to
treat him last Sunday.
Hans Bollingrud has nearly COM
pleted the steeple on the church here
which makes a fine improvement to
the building. y e..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
OOINGS AMONG BEMIDJI'S
COUNTRY AElG J !
Live Correspondents Of the Pioneer
Write the News from Their S
Localities.
~ t.-- - r. Z 49,
Spaulding.

= ~ 81 j uAy 30 n
r. A. Djonne was a Bemidji visitor
Thursday.
H. Anderson and w. Hall were
Wilton visitors Saturday. :.
H. T. Huldahl left for Appleton
Friday to begin harvest work.
George Forte left Friday for the
harvest fields at Ingster, N. D.
c. Hasfjord and family of Pu-
posky attended services here
Sunday.
Miss Belle Sande arrived here
from Minneapolis Tuesday. where
she has been visiting with her SIS
ter, Mrs. c. Benson, since last
fall.
A little cloudburst struck this
place Thursday afternoon, and
lasted about fifteen minutes. Such
a heavy rainfall has never been
seen here before.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
Final Order on County Road
State OF Minnesota
On Of paltra ~, %

! 81 5s
are ee q said county, praying for the
esg it OF certain highway in said
COY Tnnnlng Into moro than Que town, and
~ AZ. neoelna1ter described, was presented ia
Gnls hD0 Gn az its session on the 18th day OF
~ tha i ana this board having determined
Ina1 sag petition is reasonable on its face.
anu alu Ia wing py It's order made at said session.
at Ia ncGcE n9naay the 18th day Ct July 1893
II sald county, as the time and place for q
la1ung upon SAID petition, and having by
S Sare 9 9n appointed COMMITTEES OF It's mem
T TE am n designated Thursday the 25th day Of
June lsOo, az O'Clock p. M, at point Of be-
gE,a. ning u sdld rosd In said county, as the
the r,,ta pace p ZOE SAID to meet on
sne ionte 81 sald proposed road for the exam
~ said hoa .He same, and hay1dg caused notice
i fa anu SAID meeting OF said COM
be- Snstad Is yhg OF said petition to
uo Lv t II JUG Inree most public places of
90 30 - snrougl which said proposed route
u sald road runs or affected toereby at least
upon said petition, and being satisfied that
sag noIlces were so posted and proof Of said
mittee having met at the time and place de-
slgnated IN said korder and said notices, and
examined the same and made its report in
Woinnng TO this boards and reccomend that
sold position ce granted and said board hav-
ing met at the time and place designated in
SAID order ann sale notices to-wit: at COM
mlssloncrs room in court house in said co:ntys
On o1a a1pnqay tne a3th day OF July 1908 at 100
Si COG q. NJ, ana duly heard all that anyone
nag 20 say n favor OF, or against, the granting
o SAID petition. add considered said petition
anu Gne report OF said committee thereon, and
say ~ peMIlOn shoulG be granted.
~. u IS Hereby ordered. that the prayer of
and sa os and the hereby
% and sae
IN
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
ORDER PORTING NEW scHooI D1sTp1cT

Whereas. a petition signed and duly ar.
l hhIowaeagea ~ majority OF the freeholders
N N their respective districts. residing Withir
me territory OF the proposed new school dis
~ 6tlct; with the approval and recommendation
thereon. asking for the formation Of a new
scnool district which shall embrace the ter
rltory hereinafter described. was presented
county at session OF said Board held on the
sota Gay OF May AZ. 1905 for. the action Of
Board that hearing should be had on said
petition. at session OF said Board commence
Ing on the l4th day OF July A. D, 1905 at the
city Of Remidj il in said County - - = Wy
And Whereas. Due notice Of the. time and
place OF such hearing has been given by post
each Of the school districts tosbe affected Inv
sald petition. and by handing to and leaving
WIN the CLERK OF each Of said school districts
at least ten days before the time appe ST
Ior such hearing. and by the publication of
SAID order one time in the legal neWspa Der
printed and published in said Be1tram1 Coun-
w: DooWas beitraml County News. which said
puDlls1ed IN said County. and were duly des-
ignate 4 by said County Commissioners for the
p pn9salng Of the same and due proofs Of the
ora Org ana notice of hearing having been made
ana hled by the affidavit Of I. o. Lillevold
WY poSteu Salu OfQef. ana by the certificate
OF the County Auditor Of said County, who:
caused the said order to be served upon each
OF the Clerks Of said districts affected there
Dy, ;, ana by the affidavits Of the publishers OF
sald newspapers in which the same was 80
publlShed respectively: g. -, : :,
ana w hereas. AT the session of said Board
OF county Commissioners commencing on
SAID 18th day of July A. D. 1908, said petition
was publicly read and considered, and argu-
mentS OF all persons interested therein for
ana ga1nst the org aniZatiOn of said proposed
new district duly heard and considered,
lt is Hereby Ordered and Determined, That
said petition be granted. and the following
described territory. to-wit: Township 1856 N 4
Of r. 81 W., or Town of Spruce Grove, be and
the same is hereby organized and constituted
school district, and shall be hereafter des-
lgnated and known as Common School Dis
tr1ct No. 12O of the County of Beltrami, State
OF Minnesota. 5 -
By order of the Board of County Commits
sloners OF Beltrami County. Minnesota.
IVES WRIGHT.
Attest: @ Vice Chairman Of said Board.
- JOHN WILMANN, l@HSs= sSs---s =. =. 8
G&aasaE 5R dsys s{a RftEap Co. MINI.
Notices Of hearing on petition for form alton
on new school districts in township 157 and
l5S. range 81. and new district in township
l53. range 80, and also for a new district in
township 164. range 81 and for new district in
township 155, range 81. was set for hearing
dered published. -
Order for hearing. on petition to change
boundaries OF school districts No. 46 and 81
we're set for bearing August IS, 1908. and pro-
per notices for such order published. i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
Lightning Kills Three,

Hurley, Wis, July 3\.-While seek
ing shelter under tree from severe
storm which passed over Captain
Henrys lake near Emerson J. W. EN-.
erson, his son Harold, aged twelve,
and his nephew Paul, aged twelve,
were struck and killed by lightning.
Warren and Ralph Emerson, two other
sons, were stunned by the bolt. F.. s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
Wisconsin Double DroWninu.

Sturgeon Bay, Wis, July g. A.--Ad ou-
BILE drowning in the bay here came
near ending six lives. The victims
are Mrs. George Stephany and the
eleven-year-old son of John Benson.
The accident was caused by the cap
sizing of sailboat. Two of Mrs.
Stephany's children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes, who also were in the boat,
were rescued.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
!, J, On motion pbard adjourned to meet Ut i

Clock p. N. = = /. Is 4
YENING SESSION
3, & hoard reconyened as per ad journment with
Ing absent. 3 49, - e $500
- 0 q, motion net! fcommissioner sibley second
tSa py Gunderson, the reports of
sp z q z, the farm and pest house for march,
proved. = a 4
July is. -sN0 !. = 6 = A'
Rem loon SESSION
3 board reconYened as per ad journment with
the same members present. j. H. Wagner ba-
Ing absent. & - - :. -
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board reconvened as per adjournment but
no quorum being present adjourned to meet
at 2 O'cIOckp. m. s5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-31
PROCEEDINGS o. TIE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Semi Annual Session Hela
at the Court House IN ID & CITY.
Of Bemidji, July..1s. 1908.
at 10 o'clock a. N.

j. q
The board OF county commissioners al
;Beltrami county met at 10 o'clock q. 10. July
13, 1903, in the commissioners room in the
courtho use in the city OF Bemid j, as requ red
by law. ~ 5.,5.zs 57ss5 a.
No quorum being present tho board ad-
journed to meet at o'clock y. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board reconvened per adjournment but no
quorum being present the board adjourned
to meet at 10 O'Clock =. m. July "A, 1905.
IS S FORENOON SESSION. ID
Board reconvened as per adjournment but
no quorum being present adjourned to meet
at o'clOckp. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board recovered as per adjournment with
the following members present: Yves Wright.
Geo. .Gunderson, F. o. Sibley and a.. w,
Danaher. Absent: j, H.. Wagner.
il On motion OF commissioner Danaher.
seconded by commissioner GundersOn, the
minutes OF last meeting were read and ap-
proved. -,.@. -. 55.5.ss a.
On motion duly made seconded and carried
the resolution adopted at the session of the
board held May 20. 1908, establishing common
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-C. HI. Kent and Mrs. Kent,
Bangor, Me-; 8. c. Koenig. New York:
w. C. Moore. Pittsburg: H. d. Montgom-
cry. Pittsburs: c. R. Sickles New York.
New Willard-James H. Kidder. Boston;
George W.. Martin. Denver. Col: Alex D.
Shaw, New York: e. H. Wall and Mrs.
WALL Salt Lake City, Utah; p. H. Keeny,
Chicago.
Raleigh-B. B. Hangane. Minneapolis:
John n. Cushman. New York: H. c. Mon.
tenegro. Louisville. KY; g. T. Proper.
Minneapolis.
Normandie-T. F. McMullin and Mrs.
McMuilin. Rochester. N. T.: Miss McMul-
lin. Rochester. N. Y.;-F- B. Trieher. Char
lottesvilie. Va: r. Palmatier and Mrs.
Palmatier, Rochester, n Y: Mrs. Lin0say
Patterson. Winston Salem. N. c.: Mrs. III.
Horton. Winston Salem. N. c.: Mrs. j.
w. Covering. New York: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Coste. New York: Mrs. d. A. Coste. New
York: Mrs. A. G. Thayer. Boston; Miss
Webster. Boston: Miss H. H. Goss. Bos.
vile: Mrs. 6: T. Sinclair. Charlottesville:
William Fife. Charlottesville: @. N. Nc
Muth. Charlottesville.
The Shoreham-T. c.. Powell. St. Louis;
A. ". Satzkey. ST. Louis: Mas Ellen EN-
nett. New York: Mrs. w. Randolph, New
York: r. NJ. Gray and Mrs. Gray. New
York: Mrs. H. Randolph. New York:
Mrs. D. 8. Esleston. New York: Mrs.
William Egleston. New York: Mrs. Jo-
seph c. Whitney. Boston: F. NJ. White
house and Mrs. Whitehouse, Boston;
David Gregg and Mrs. Gregg. Brooklyn.
n. Y.
Riggs House,. 8. stoner Philadelphia,
Pa: w. ID. Bartlett. Philadelphia, Pa
Mrs. Josiah Jewett and party. Mississippi:
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DIED.

residence. 1913 9th street southeast. MAUD
Funeral from her late residence Friday. ApriI "a.
at pm.
BROOKE. On Tuesday, April p. 1908. JOHN
H.. beloved husband Of Margaret A. Brooke.
Funeral from his late residence. Silver Hin,
Church. where mass will be said at ii am.
for the repose OF his SOUL
EDMONDS Departed this life on Wednesday.
April p. 1905 VICTORIA, beloved daughter
Funeral from bsr ste re.issnee TO Morton
street northwest. Saturday, April 20. at
O'Clock pm.
residenes. eli It'll street northwest. ROB,
daughters and son. -
Funeral Thursday. April q. at 2 O'Clock pm.
west. Friends invited to attend.
LEGaRE On sk April e sSs M q.
ton. s: 6. and mothes Of Alexander B. and
Funeral services and interment at Charleston.
s. C. -
LEN1OR. On Tuesday. April n. 1908. at $50
At his SefidsH feR zoos 9th street north
the residence. knoxville and Chattanooga,
Tenn. papers please copyD
at II HI. residence att si4 18th street north
east. CHARLES H.. son Of NJ J. and c. r.
Funeral from above residence on Thursday.
April q. at $50 am. Relatives and friends
invited to attend.
STEWART. Departed this life April 90 1908,
at 5:3O pm. Mrs. ELIZABETH STEWART.
the beloved mother OF Ella. Mamie and
Clarence Stewart. adopted mother Of Miss
NJ. L. Mcdonald and aunt Of Matte Fitn-
h,xOl, nos,dou and 1arop Gos fna
Funeral Thursday. April g. at o'clock pm.
from Z:on Baptist Church. + street between
Sd and AZ streets southwest. Friends in
Daughters OF Forest Temple. No. o. T.. B. p.
o. Elks OF the World. please meet at the church
a' ~ Mrs. GRACE WILKINSON. DIR.
Miss BUSEY. Secretary.
In Memoriam.
cHILDs In sad 9g. Icing %s Of ny
seven years ago today, April %. 1901.
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY HER DAUGHTER. JULIA MONROE.
CLEMENTS. In sad remembrance Of my dear
wife and our loving mother. MARIAN
CLEMENTS; who died six years ago today.
By HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
"o1 mother. Rachel esa 4. MOORE. who left us
two years ago today. April -. 1905.
Oh how hard II was for to part.
Since tender love had bound the heart;
But the purest the lQyeliest we know
Are ever the surest, the soonest to 20.
Though days have nown and years have passed
Since last your face.
The memory of your loving heart
Can never be erased.
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
SCHNEIDER. In memory Of my beloved husband
and our dear father, CHRISTIAN ScHNEI-
DER. who departed this life ten years ago
today. April ~ 2ii iSS H1rr .xn cuupRrN
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EASTER ELECTIONS
Choice of Vestrymen and Wardens
by Episcopal Churches.

In addition to those already announced.
the following results of the elections in
local Episcopal churches Monday have
been made public. :, :
Takoma parish--vestrymen. James Tay-
lor. James II. Lightfoot. Henry II. Rob;
erts. Robert S. Brown. Norman L. Jack
son. Homer Guerry. Jesse r. X. Lee.
Isaac c. Haas; wardens. James Taylor
James II. Lightfoot: registrar. James n.
Lightfoot; treasurer. Robert s.. Brown:
delegate and alternate to diocesan conven-
ton. James Taylor. James II. Lightfooi.
Emmanuel Church. Anacostia. d. c.
Wardens. n. r. Harnish. Samuel p. Gee
vestrymen. n. R. Harnish. A. b. Frisbie,
]. B. Redd, Lewis Anderson. r. A. Estep.
F. E. Wood. W. e. Johnston. ]. W.
Bryan; delegates to convention. William
Scantlebury. tr..' E. j. Newcomb: alter
mates. n. r. Harnish, M. ]. Ffllius: secre-
tary. ]. W. Bryan; treasurer, n. r. Har-
niSh.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
Mary E. Thorn, Al years. 1412 35th
street. ..
Henry. R. Beach. years, 314 18th street
southwest.
Susie Poole years. 7S1 Morton street
northwest.
Joseph H. westmoreland. 1 year. 40
G street southwest.
Marianne Slifer. 80 years. 1902 o street
northwest
Mary Scott. s. years. 1896 Maryland
avenue northeast
Owen r. Wixon. 60 years. 600 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest.
Edward C.. Gill, 90 years. 1872 14th
BENJAMIN H. Blunt. 10 years. 22s 18th
street southwest.
Emily J. Crist. years. 541 7th street
southeast.
Meta Newell. 90 years, 1918 Massachu-
sets avenue northwest.
James J. Ferraro. II years. 634 New
York avenue northwest.
Infant of Delta NJ. and Wilhelmina
Knapp. days. 1892 B street southwest.
Emily johnson, lis years. BANDS
court.
Charles A. Dixon. So years. 1113 18th
street northwest
Hannah Herbert. IS years. oil X street
northwest,
Emma Jordan. 40 years. 1909 Sd street
northwest.
John Middleton, % years, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Daniel Peyton. Ii years. 429 Franklin
street northwest.
Ellen Locker, SO years. 252s street
northwest.
Maria Cartwright. IS years. 327 Pleasant
alley southwest.
Leland Henry. IS years. 40 BANDS
court.
street northeast.
Rosie Thomas. months, 1924 10th
street northwest
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Union Men Return to Work.

By direction of the grievance commit
tee of the building trades. Secretary James
McIver today ordered about eleven union
carpenters and plasterers to return to
work on the building being erected BY
the Vreeland Building Company of New
York at 23d street and Sheridan circle.
These men were called of on strike
against non-union or open-shop marble
workers more than a week ago, rs an
nounced in The Star at the time. 1t is
now said the job will be completed by
union workmen.
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Pogt-Easter Service.

The Church of the Reformation choir
and children's chorus. Mrs. John Well
ley. organist and director. will render a
post Easter praise service Thursday even
ing. April q. at o'clock. in the Church
Of the Reformation. Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and B street southeast. The fol-
lowing is the program: Professional.
Song Of Triumph" Hall; anthem, FEES
tival TIE Deum.'' Buck; chorus. Ride
On in Majesty" Lorenx. instrumental:
anthem. Send Out Thy Light" Gounod:
children's chorus, Peal Out, Ye Bells -
Van Orsdell: alto solo and chorus. THE
Day Is Ended" Bartlett: children's
chorus. Happy Bells of Eastertime.' %
Hershey: soprano solo. Come See the
Place Where Jesus Lay" Miss Foote
(Bartlett); chorus Lift Up Your Heads -
Ashford
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Births Reported.


The following births were reported to
the health ONCE during the past twenty
four hours:
George and Katie G. Friedman. April
10, 1908, male.
John D. and Katy H. spaight, April 16.
1903. female.
William e: and Marie T. Lockwood,
April 20. 1908, male.
James r.. and verna z. Conway. April
10. 1908. male.
John E. and Alice Atkins, April 6, 1908,
female.
George w. and Tillie M. Brandt, April
Is, 1908. female.
Richard F. and Pearl M Reingruber,
April II, 1908, female.
Wilbur C. and Catherine r. Cox. April
16. 1908. female.
E. Wiley and Elizabeth Stearns. March
%. 1908. male.
John B. and Catherine g. Maher, April
II. 1908. male.
Robert F.. and Attoway Golden, April
16. 1908. male.
Lucius c. and Harriet NJ. Sanford. April
IA. 1908. male.
Fred A. and Elizabeth M. Linger, April
Is. 1908, male.
John A. and Carrie Wilmer, April T.
1908 female 49,
Alfred "A. and Ada Fuss, April 16, 1908
male. .Et- --1 -.
Augustie J. and Mary J. Plard. April 16.
1903, female
Robert and Mollie Shakleford, April 8.
1908. female.
Jefferson and Louisa Smith, April l6.
1908. female.
John. H. .jr., and LUCILLE E. Dale, April
Is, 1908. male.
Andrew and Harriet johnson, April IT,
1908. male.
Robert and George Ward, April -,
1908. female.
j. Austin and Emma Sewell. April IL,
1908. male.
Edward and Blanche Berry. April 10.
1908, male.
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L. o. Ellis, Mexico City: @. A. w. Dodge.
Boston: II. A. Roemer, Philadelphia, Pa. !;
NJ. A. Campbell. Elmira. N. Y: Mrs. III.
r. Pomeroy, Massachusetts,; w. G. Wei
gand. Philadelphia. Pa: w. Il. Weigand
and Mrs. Weigand. Philadelphia; C.. A.
Fra1ee, Philadelphia: J. A. Ray. United
States Naval Academy; George A. end
W. G. Dowden. Newark, n. J.
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SCHROEDER, Mr.. Arthur HELEN. Mr.. Cora OF
the italian embassy. Mr.. Robert Taft. MI.
Maurice Nabuco. DR.. Grayson. Mr.. H. w.
Jackson. Mr. Seymour and Mr.. King
Stone.
Senator and Mrs. Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Larz Anderson and the Swiss minister
were among those giving dinners last
night.
Pocahentas Association will give a re-
ception tomorrow at the Ebbitt House to
the visiting D. A. r.. following the recep-
ton at the White. House..
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; Marriage. Licenses.

Marriage licenses, have been issued to
the following:
Antonio Liongini and Maria Racioppa.
Ludwig FRANKIE and Marie Kirckgess-
ner.
Norman O. Houghton and May Louise
Towers.
Lewis W. Daniels and Rachel E. Wood.
William NJ. Bowling and Ida McFarlane.
William Cunningham and May Williams.
both of Baltimore. Md.
Claudine B. Edwards of Mobile. Ala,
and Mabel F. Harris of this city.
Lawrence L. Reeves and Frances +.
Carter.
Clarence Lucas Of this city and Rose f.
Banks of Baileys Cross Roads. Va.
Julian Limerick and Henrietta c. Rohde
William II. Edwards and Annie Scott.
BENJAMIN Williams and Lottie L. Young.
Paul Y. Waters and Alta NJ. Jenkins.
Howard Wheeler and Lizzie Wilton.
Henry p. Davis Of Alexandria, Va. and
Martha J. Southland of Bealton, Va.
Henry A. Fry and Elizabeth D. Heine-
man. both Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Frank d. Dunaway of Bells Cross
Roads. Va. and Lucy K. johnson of
Kents Store. Va.
John g. Revercomb of Peola Mills. Va.
and Mary F: Weaver Of Boston. Va.
James G. Young and Mary e. King.
John A. B. Sinclair Of Charlottesville.
Va. and Georgeanne c. H. Rixey of this
city.
Thomas Nick. Graham and Elsie Gil
mour. both of Petersburg. Va.
Charles F. Berkeley and Gabrielle NJ.
Chaud.
William r. Ross of this city and Birdie
L. Carper Of Prospect Hill, Va
Ellis G. Macleod and Grace n. Irwin.
John H. Harris and Susie E. Radcliffe.
Samuel H. jackson and Carrie E. Tibbs.
Otto ]. Kreisher and Alice NJ. Brown.
Edward Barber and Edmonia v. Mat
thews.
Albert r. Drescher and Gertrude NJ.
Platt. both Of Fort Myer, Va
Thomas j. Spalding and Mary A. Spald-
ing.
William H. Webster of Catlett, Va, and
Mary v. Tyler of this city.
William j. Heffner of Gilbertville, Mass,
and Kathryn T. O'Mealey of this city.
Charles A. B. Boyd. jr.. and Eva M.
John c. Gray and Nora N. Whaley.
John r. Blackstone and Lucy C. Win
ston..
James E. Cuttings and Sadie M. Graham.
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BORN.

TUCKER. On April IS. 1908. to Garrett 4. aud
Annie r. Tucker, a son. ROBERT MURRAY
TUCKER.
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Alleges Personal Injuries.

Alleges Personal Injuries.
Maria s. Smith has filed suit in the
District Supreme Court to recover 5000
damages from the Capital Traction Com
pany for alleged personal injuries. Ac-
cording to tine declaratiep filed by Attor-
jured April p. 1905. Negligence is
charged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Mrs. E. v. Hartman and her daughter
Miss Mary Beirne Hartman Of New York
are visiting DIR. and Mrs. Percy at the
navy yard. 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Mrs. Merrill has closed her house for
the seaEon and will soon go abroad for
six months, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

home Thursday evening. April g. from 8
until IL in the Eutaw. 1854 Monroe street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Misses Blanche Pulizzi and Mercy Ad-
kins are spending the Easter vacation
at Atlantic City. They left Washington
Thursday and will be gone until the 25th
Of the month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

100 dozen Nainsook Corset Covers.
French style. made with three rows
of valenciennes insertion, In yoke
draw with baby ribbon. lace inser-
ton in back. lace-trimmed neck and
armhole. Regular Soc value.