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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24
WILSoN--BIsHoP.

The many friends Of Mrs. Annie
Bishop and Mr.. Frank +. Wilson,
both of the city were given genuine
surprise on last Saturday when it was
announced that they had been married
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Won
Schlagell on West Martin street in
this city. The marriage took place at
1870, Rev. John s. Douglas, pastor Of
the bride performed the ceremony.
The wedding was quiet affair there
being only few intimate friends and
relatives present.
The bride was the widow Of the late
Sprague Bishop and was one Of the
most attractive and accomplished
young women of the community. Tho
groom Is son Of the late William r.
Wilson, and is the popular cashier Of
the Peoples Trust Company, Of this
city, and is one Of the leading business
men of the community.
After the ceremony they left over the
b. & O. railroad for a trip.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24
DIR. Stehley.

DIR. Stehlsy " ill be in his Martins
burg Office Monday, January 3, and
remain six days. We do you real dem
tistry. Do you want teeth like your
own natural teeth Teeth that seem 10
grow. DR.. Stehley is an expert on
crown and bridge work. Others ask
you S15 for set of teeth not as good as
our So teeth. 1t saves you 81. Don't
that look good toyou. DIR. Stehley will
start on his six years in MartinsbLrg.
He has put up over zoo set OF teeth in
Berkeley and close counties and the
people know not that the teeth they
get for So are better than those that
cost double. DR.. Stehley does all work
as near painless as dentistry can be
done. He positively extracts your teeth
without pain for Is cents. He makes
his own medicine no other deutist has
the same. Teeth reset and repaired.
Gold crown and porcelain or white
crowns. He uses Neys ~ kt. gold no
better made. We send no work OIL to
have done. You ask why, because we
are dentist. Our aim IL to please our
patients not other dentist. We guar
antee our work and our work guaran-
tees us. Come early and give us time
to do your work.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

Mrs. Minerva Gaines Mcdonald
died at her home In Winchester on
Sunday night last at the age Of 80
years. Her family claim that she was
a descendant OF General Marquis
Gaines an intimate friend Of WASH
ingtou and Lafayette and that she
was cousin or Commodore Perry.
Her rst husband was Mathew Whit
Ing Royston and Robert Royrton, Of
the Gerardstown vicinity Isl surviv-
Ing son.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

Seeing the wind IL rare but easy
feat The object wherewith IL may be
seen is a common saw, on any blowy
day--the wind heing, say, In the north
hold your saw with h. eui poin l.
ing one 10 the wet. Take The saw a. II
you were going tocut The air al ward
and let the teeth, which are On top, Tit
over til the fiat part II the saw IL al
an angle Of Is degrees with the horizon.
You viii then zee the wind. Looking
along the teeth Of the saw you will
see the wind pour over them ~ plain.
~ as you may see waite, pouring owe,
a fall .--Exehange.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

In the opinion Of "Popn Lannigan,
the famous trainer Of the University Of
Virginia, there Is only one athlete in
America today who can be counted
upon TO smash the worlds record for
the l00-yard dash. This great athlete
is 7. T. PendIeton, of Berkeley Springs
w. Va, the versatile Princeton Uni
versity freshman and former studenr
at Episcopal High School.
Pendleton has four-time record Of
ten seconds fiat for this distance,
which he made while q member Of the
Episcopal High School track team.
He has also negotiated the 220-yard
dash in the remarkable time OF % rs
seconds.
He 10 but IS years Of age, and should
develop wonderfully as he grows Older.
He Is an ideal build, being 8 feet 8
inches tall aud weighing about 100
pounds.
Lannigan is not alone in his opinion
that this wonderful young athlete may
some time before his college career
ends be able to set new mark for the
100-yard dash, rs "Billn Foley, who
has turned out 80 many local track
stars, comedies with him In this be-
lief.
Pendleton Is not only star Of the
track, but made a name for himself in
baseball and football as well while ut
Episcopal. Princeton only permits an
athlete to partic ipate in two different
sports, and this, of ecu rise, will bar hlni
from competing in one of the three.
1t is not known which one he will
decide to give up, but 1t is most likely
that 1t will be baseball He was cap
tain Of the Tigers freshman football
eleven during the past season and
opened the eyes Of the coaches by h il
brilliant work. He was considered the
best back seen at that institution for
many long day, and this is saying a
great deal, when the great players who
have represented Princeton on the grid :
iron in the past seasons are brought 10
mind.
Mr.. Pendleton is a son of Col. N.
:. ID. Pendleton owner and editor of
the Berkeley Springs News
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24
PETIT JURORS.

f. l.. Bromley, H. }. Keedy, d. s.
Nicely, B. s. Davis Z. ID. Becker,
Dennis Ward, S. s. Harrison, j. l..
Clendenning, Harvey Mcdonald, JOS
Airport, John Lyons, G. o. Payne,
Samuel Forney, J. F. Voorhees,, w. L.
Siler, ]. F. Wilhelm, Floyd Vanmetre,
James Butler, F. J. Trammell, Jas w.
McKown, James Murphy, Charles
Miller failing Waters), A. A. Boye r,
nj. G. Tabler, Warner Vanmetre, John
Rickard, w. T. Pitzer, JAS ID. sDillon,
C. NJ. Lamar, G. II. Kessecker, Fl. p.
Bryarly, E. ID. Rauch, Harry Bryariy,
Floyd Miller.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

Following is a list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the postoffice Mar
tinsburg w. Va, Dec. 10th 1903.
Rev. Isaac d Bowman, Mrs. James
Butts, Mrs. Nelly Brathere, Edward
Conpelly, Fl. Deck, Mrs. Mary Ford,
Farasgri Giuseppe, VIII Holmes, Mrs.
Jennings, Mgr. Wonderland Theatr ire,
Miss Edith Pointer, G.. w. Rentch,
Mrs. Grace Rouark, Mrs. L.. IF. Sar-
ders, Antonio Santonrzzi, Linton c..
Wroe.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

Postmasters have received instruc-
tions advising patrons on rural routes
not to place loose coins in rural boxes.
The picking of loose coins from mail
boxes not only results in needless
hardships and suffering to carriers in
winter weather, but frequently results
in actual money loss TO carriers by
dropping coins in snow, etc.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24
Orssnixed

The Reuscb- Bowers Realty Com
peny had stockholders meeting on
Saturday last and organised. Messrs.
George 8. Roush, George M. Bowers,
w. A. Rcush and S. w. Walker were
elected ~ board of directors and the
directors organized by elec.lng George
n. Bowers President, s. w. Walker
Vice-prcsident and w. A. Roush a.
Secretary and Treasurer Of the CON-
pauy.
The capital stock of the company 10
$4,000, 200 shares OF $40 each. As
was stated In our Last edition this
company has purchased the Roush
farm, lying on the outskirts OF the
town Of Martinsburg and known as
Rosemont. The name OF Rosement
has been given to the new addition.
The site Is most beautiful one aud
will no doubt be successful ventu re.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

Mr.. George w. Miller. Of the Serab-
Bile neighborhood was In town on Tues :
day and favored US with a pleasant
call. George will have a birthday on
the Both day Of this month but we are
not going to tell how old he rs. We
will say though that he is not beyond
the matrimonial limit by long way.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24
GRAND JURORS.

w. H. Miller, John Heisley, John
Welsh, M. X. Butts, Brown Lefevre,
S. c. Ditto, George f. Evans, P. X,
Harrison, David Pitzer, James IA.
smith, A. H. A. Gardner, w. IL. Kill
mer, E. S. Henshaw, l.. w. B. Smaltz,
f. d Staley, w. o. Nicklas.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

The Sunday school of the Presbyter-
ian church in this city will have their
Christmas entertainment in the Sun
day school room on Tuesday evening.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24

Rev. Il. A. White, Of Gerardstow n /,
has gone to MoorefieId to spend christ
mas with his sister. There will be
preaching at Gerardstowp and Bunk er
Hill on next Sunday.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24
.IanuarX Jurors.

The following grand and petit juror S
have been drawn for the january term
of our Circuit court which will begin
on Tuesday January IL at $50.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-24
Deaths.
CUSTER.

1.-THE infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Custer died at their home about miles
east of Inwood oc Sunday morning
last. The child had been in apparent
health and died suddenly, it is sup
posed from strangulation. The funeral
took place on Monday and the inter-
ment was at Darkesville.
HOLLIS,
Hugh M. Hollis, a native of this
city, died at Tampa, Florida, last
week. He has been living in Louisville
KY, for many years and was at the
time of his death travelling for a
wholesale house of that place. He was
so years of age and was not back to his
old home for mere than thirty years
before his death. He has several broth
ers surviving.
LLOYD. -
Mr.IGeorge Lloyd, con of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Lloyd living about two
miles east of Inwood, i'll this county
dropped dead while at the saw mil
near his home on Tuesday morning
last at the age Of about "a years.
Some time back he had an Operations
performed for appendicitis but had
al parently recovered from the opera
ton. His death came unexpectedly
and was great shock to his family
and friends. He is supposed to have
died from heart disease.
He is survived by his parents, two
brothers and one sister.
The funeral will take place today
from the home, Rev. Il. w. Webster,
of the u. B. church at Inwood, Off
cis.ing.
MORGAN.
Mr.. William G. Morgan, respec ted
resident of this city died suddenly Of
appoplexy here on last Thursday
evening while appearantIy III good
health and in good spirits.
Mr.. Morgan came to this city sever
al years aSo from 1ihihc eSahtyf 'i1
GINA, and has lived here With his
family at the corner of w Burke and
College streets since. He was educat :
ed for the bar and for some years rrac-
ticed at the Virginia bar where he was
regarded as an able lawyer. He was
we'll read man and an interesting con-
yersationalist aud had many friends
both here and in Virginia where he
was born and lived until he came here.
The remains were taken to his old
home at Berryvllle on Monday morn
ing over the railroad. The deceased
was au old Confederate soldier and in
accord with his Oft expressed wish was
buried In his soldier uniform. Rev.
John S. Douglas, the pastor of the
family accompanied the remains to
the place of interment and conducted
the service.
The palloea,ers here were DR.. &. b.
Hedges, Capt. w. B. Colston, John E.
Boyd. e. 8. Shepherd, Lee M. Bende
and Joseph l.. Porterfield.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-10

chwili = przesuwa cz}on
klein, a W miare, jak MEN
przesuwa, wysnuwaja si'
IVORY, pod palcami jegt
wzrasta tkanina. Tax v
moich rekach przYbywa}t
mienia, a jam sic temu dzi
wowa}. Wiedzja1em, re MI
moia. to moe kiero wa}a spra.
wami mojemi. Wiatr, co NJ
pustyni zasypywal setki ]u>
dzi, omija1 mole wielblady
Burze, co pokrywa}y wybrze'
ia rozbitemi okretami, mole
okrety PREDICT tylko dope
dza1y do przystani. [ &C
dziwniejsza, ia, tax zalezny
cd drugich, przykuty dc
miejsca, jake rzecz martwa
ME by}em njgdy oszukany'
- Divine to, divine -
m6wi} do siebie Juda.
-. Rozmyslajac mad ten
doszediem do przekonanis
re: by1a W tenn VIOLA Boza
Bog, kt6ry jest sama ma
droscia, ME dzia}a nigdy ma
oslep. Cd wielu lat cho.
wan to pytanie W sercu.
czekajac. ma %odpowiedz, pc
wien, ze przyjdzie chwila,
gdy potezny Jehowa wska'
re mi sw6j eel i uczyni 60
ola mnie tax jasnym, jak
bia1y dom ma g6rze. Chwila
TAXA nadesz}a w}asnie...
- Juda poruszy} sic zy'
W. $3.50. Z
- Wiele lat temu mo
viii Simonides, zapatrzony
pred siebie, jakby W obra'
~ przesz}osci - wiele la1
temu, siedzia}em PRIV dro-
DE ma p6}noc cd Jeruzalem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-10

wv
alisci ujlza1em W odda]l
trzech ludzi. Jechali ma bia.
}ych wielb1adach; jakich ME
widziano nigdy W swietenl
miescie. A byli to cudzo-
ziemcy z dalekich krain,
fPierwszy 2 mich zatrzyma1
sic, pytajac mnie: ,Gdzie
jest Ten, co sic narodzi},
Krol ~zydowski?' A widzac
zdziwienie mole, doda}: ,,Al-
BOWEN widzielismy gwiazde
Jego ma wsch6d slo1ca i
przybywamy oddac Mu POI
k}on." Me mog}em 81 zro-
zumi2c, lecz szedlem "a nj
mi az do BRAN miasta.
Wszystkim po drodze, nawet
strazcm u wr6t zadawaf to
pytanie. z czasem z%apomnia-
lem O tenn zdarzeniu. choG
wiele O MEM m6wiono, ja-
ko O z]apowiedzi Mesyasza...
Popad1 W zadume a Mkt
ME %przerywa} mysli jego.
- Widzia1em Baltazara -
rzek} pc chwili do mlodzie1-
ca.
- Siys7a}em jego opo~
wiadanie odpar} Juda.
- Cud to, cud prawdzi-
wy! - zawo}a1 Simonides.
T. Gdy m; Malluch O tenn
|opowiada}, rzek}em sobie:
oto odpowiedz, ma kt6ra cze-
kan tax dlugC. / zda}o mi
sic, jakby W tel chwi!i Pan
|objawii mi wole Swoja. Po-
s}uchaj mnie mlodziehcze.
Ubogim bedzie Kr6l, gdy
do mas przejdzie, ubogim i
opuszczonym. Me bedzie
mia1 slug AMI wojska, ami
miast, ami pa{ac6w, a jed
max zbuduje nowe kr6lestwo
/ zttrze potege Rrzymu. Czy
%pojmujesz teraz, panic moi,
cry %pojmujesz ty, bogaty i
potezny, do czego Wszech-
mocny Gle przeznacza?
Juda zerwa} sic zywo z
miejsca.
- Alez ]zr6lestwo to-. ~
zawo}af - Baltazar m6wii,
ze to ma bye kr6Iestwo ola
dusz!
Lecz Simonides uSmiech.
nal sic ma to pogarGliw;e
rzekf:
- Baltazar by1 swiadkiem
rzeczy %dziwnych, widzia]
prawie cuda i gdy o mich
m6wi, wierze mu. Ale on
ME jest synem Izraela, vice
skadze ma wiedziec O zamia'
rach Boga wzgledem wybra'
nego ludu? Prorocy, tax jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-10

8 BOG SIZE R0DM 9
o
aanaaa
)powiadanie historyczne
GHa3
Gag dalszy.
- Me div sic, mfodzieh'
cze - m6wi} Simonides. -
Kto tax, jak ia, przYkuty
Jest do krzes}a, musi mice
wiele rak ma szerokim swie-
Gle, jesli chce, ably dzia1o
sic wed}ug jego mys]i. Nam
ich tel wiele, a jedna z Mich,
najsprawnlejsza jest Malluch.
Czasem - doda}, patrzac 2
wdziecznoscia ma szelka -
czasen pozyczam rak cd do
brych ludzi, iak Ilderim, do
brych i dzielnych. Mech on
ci powie, Gym zapar} sic
ciebie, lub Gym o tobie "a
pomnia}.
Seek skina} g}owa ma znak
potwierdzenia.
- TAX, pozna}em Gle, pa"
ME lecz ME Wiedzia}em, ja+
kim jestes. Pos}a}em Mallu-
cha, ably sic o tenn pre-
kona}. Byf mi okiem i u
chem. Me miej mu tego "a
z}e. Dobre mi tylko wiesc' o
tobie dawa}.
- Coz znowu, zadnego ia
lu ME zywie = zawo}al Ju-
da. - Postapifes, jak zwy-
kle, z screen i rozwaga.
Simonides usmiecbna1 sic
z ~zadcwoleniem.
Tkacz, siedzac prey
Warsztacie - ciagna} pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-10
- 30 i tego ucza mas pro-

~ WV ~0O fAO
rocy, panic,
[ ma potwierdzenie slow
swoich, czytal zn6w~ Simo-
hides, co m6wi} Zaharyasz
0 wejsciu Kr6la do Jerozo-
limy, a Juda spog}ada1 pred
siebie zamyslony gleboko i
smutek oblewa] twarz lego.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-10

1udnie, idz i pytaj pc dro-
DE. laden uczony, laden
kaplan, laden t}6macz ksiag
swietych, mkt ME poWie ci
ze kr6lestwo, CO ma bye
~zbudowane przez Mesyasza,
bedzie innem, niz kr6lestwo
|ojca naszego, Dawida; Mkt
lei ME powie, re bedzie ono
ME z tego swiata. Skad zas
zaczerpne1i tel WARY, odpo-
wiedz ma to znajdziemy tn.
w chwili tel Estera PREY
niosla kilka zwoj6w perga-
p>inu> zapisar ych z}otemi IL
terami i owinietych staran-
ME W ciemne p!ftno.
! = Podawaj mi je, c6rko,
kolejno - rzek1 g1osem Ia
godnym, kt6ry przybiera}
zwykle gdy m6wi{ do niej.
+ D}ugoby to by}o, "a d}u-
go, panic, gdybym ci chcia}
przypomniec tych wszyst-
kich swietob)iwych ludzi, ia
snowjdzacych i medrc6w,
kt6rych Opatrznosc zes}a}a
90 smierci prorok6w, ably
nauczali lud nasz i t}6maczy-
Ii Objawienie, ale p%os1uchaj
|cho6 kilku. Otto, co m6wi
|Salomon:
,,Sp6jrz, o. Panic, i zbudz
Izraelowi Kr6la, Syna Dawi-
dowego W czasie przygod-
nym, O Boze, by rzadzi1
Izraelem, swemi dzie6mi....
A. on podda pod jarzmo lu-
dy pogs6skie, by s}uzy}y
tobie.. I bedzie sprawiedli-
wynn Kr6lem: bedzie piano.
wac ca}ej ziemi przez sfowo
|Swoje 20 wieczne cz%sy."
A teraz Estero, podai
mi s}owa proroka Michea-
sza.
.Pcda1a mu zw6j, kt6rego
zada}, Simonides czyta}:
,,A1e ty, Betleemie, aczes
najmniejszy nicely tysia-
cami Judzkimi, 2 ciebie mi
|jednak wyjdzie Ten, kt6ry
5edzie panujacym W Izraelu."
- A byl to Ten, Kt6rego
Baltazar widzia} Dzieciec;em
W jaskini i Geese Mu Boska
oddaws}. Czy wierzysz pro-
rokom panic? Estero, podaj
mi ksiege J~eremiasza.
[ sta1zec czytal dalej jed
ne "a drugiemi slowa proro-
k6w. Wreszcie Juda, wzru-
SONY do ostatnich g}ebin
duszy, zawo}a1:
Dose luz dOWOd6W,
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
Piles Quickly
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The Washington times., 1909-02-04
HjOLS OPPOSE
HYGIENIC OATH "
Pledge of Anti-TuberculoSiS
Society Not for Wash
ington Schools.

The "hyglenie OATH" recently promui-
gated bv the Auu-TuberculOsls Society
6as failed 10 receive the endorsement Of
the Board of Education. Considerable
discussion followed the reading OF let
ter from the society at the meeting OF
the board yesterday afternoon urging
that the school children OF washington
be required 10 take this oath.
The oath provides that pupils take
plenty of exercise, stay in the sun
whenever possible. and always regard
Intoxicating liquors as poison" The
proposition was characterized as "ao-
surd." and. at the suggestion Of Dl~
Everman vas laid on the table.
The following appointments were an
nouuced and designations accepted;
8unointments-A j. f. Dyer, as
teacher of the Third grade and assigned
10 the Hubbard school, third DIVISION
Miss T. II. Thomas. as teacher or
physical culture in the graded SCHOOLS.
designations - Accept resignation OF
Miss Edith Summerbeu. teacher or
physical culture IN the graded schools
Accept resignation Of Miss 81. T.
Barnes. teacher Of the third grade
Webb school. sixth division,
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
MORE CREDIT DENIED
THE SHAH OF PERSIA
Insurgents Will Not Recog-
nize Loan Until Rebel
lion Is Approved.

VIENNA, Feb. 1.-The borrowing
rover of Persia has been completely
ruuided by the action of the retel
headquarters at Tabriz and Ispahan in
notifying the diplomatic corps at Tehe-
ran that the constltuti0ualists will not
recognize any loan made 10 the shah
until the Persian parliament approves
the rebellion.
The ultimate success Of the revolu-
tionists is so confidently expected that
II is improbable that any power would
lend Persia money except In accordance
with the terms of the revolutiOnists.
Any other loan would undoubtedly be
repudiated by the revoluuonists IN tie
event Of their success.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
NO TIME WILL BE,LOST'
INLAND FRAUD CASES
Federal Authorities Plan to Push Trial OF Governor
Haskell and Others Under Indictment
Surprise That So Few Are Involved.

MUSKCGEE, Okla. Feb. with
AN possible speed, preliminaries I'm
the land fraud cases are to be put
out OF the way and the actual trial
begun. This is the program OF the
Federal authorities here, following the
return OF indictments for alleged con-
sDiracy TO defraud the Government in
the acquiring of Indian lands for
town lots. One Of the accused is Gov.
q. n. Haskell.
Preliminary motions and demurrers
which the defendants wish TO file
must Doe prepared at the earliest pos
sibIe date. They viii be argued be-
fore the court as soon as possible
after they have been filed. Then the
cases, after these motions have been
disposed of, viii be set.
NUskogee today is breathing easier
now that the indictments have been
returned. There was little surprise
The Washington times., 1909-02-04

that HaskelTs name was included in
the list. since ne has been mentioned
i'm connection with the case since the
investigation has been first talked OF.
There were so many rumOTs, however,
that prominent citizens would be in
voIved and that the indictments vii!
be found in wholesale lots, that Deople
here are relieved now that ii is over to
find that In reality the list Of those in
yOlved is so short
The sudden termination of the inves-
tIgatiou was also q surprise. II is said
the cases viii drag for at least another
week. II was reported that a new batch
OF witnesses from Ohio and Misscurl
were summoned and would arrive to-
day. Instead of an ingTess Of fresh ~it-
nesses, there was an exodus Of those
who have already testified.
Ia addition to Governor Haskell, those
indicted are +. Is. Sewers, Q. w. Turner,
W. II. Hutchings, A. G. English, James
w. Hill. and Walter r. Eaton
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
DuRuOuE AT KINGSTON.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Feb s-Th
United States cruiser Dubuque hSs al
rived here from Bluefelds, Mica. aels
She reported everything quiet ln Nic
ragua. and proceeded 10 Guantanamo e.
the evening.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
NEWPORT WOMAN
is 1OT YEARS OLD

NEWPORT, Feb. Am the city d.
rectory appears not only the name and
address Of Newport woman, but also
her age. The entry reads.
Spence. widow Of Thomas, DDS,
Homer street, l07 years old
Her age is accurately given, as can
be proved She is IN fairly good health.
In the same directory eppears the name
Of her great grandson, Gideon Spence
a porter.