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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

{ The Chesapeake BY Fishermen s
Protective Association has efected the
following officers: President, Capt w.
l.. Messiek, Irvington; Nice-PresiGent,
Capt. J. +. Bellows, Ocran; Secretary,
Geo. n. Reed, Reedville; Treasurer,
Jno. B. Hinton, Reedville. The above,
Capt. Jas. Fisher, Reedville. and w. A.
Eubank, Kilmarnock. form the Execu-
tive Committee.
By the elevation of Hon. Geo. S.
Shackelford TO the Circuit Judgeship a
new man or men will have to be ap-
pointed to fill the following the places
Commissioner of Accounts, Examiner
of Records, County Democratic Chair
man, and a vacancy on the Schoo
Board of Madison District, all of which
places Judge Shackelford held. Cor.
louisville Gazette.
The Bank of Northumberland ha,
been organized 20 take over the L. +
Mumford Banking Co., at Heathsville
All the capital stock has been taker
and the bank will start with a paid VI
capital of $4,000 The following
officers have been elected: G.. +. Eu
bank, president; J. NJ. Booth, vice
president; Charles +. Sterling, cashier
Directors: G. f. Eubank, j. NJ Booth
Aaa S. Rice, X. S. Brent, +. Hugl
Smith, DIR. X. +. Booker. Gordon Blum
don, G. ID. Shirley. W. Andrew Jones
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
CARRIERS CREEK OYSTERS

l have erected an oyster houce at
Embrey's wharf, in this city, where |
will furnish fresh shucked Carriers
Creek oysters. Dry measure at all
times for 81 for standards and $l.20 for
selects. Special prices will be made
for orders from hotels, church and Sun
day School festivals. Orders through
phone ga receive prompt attention and
oysters delivered in any part of the
city, or address-T. !. Rstcliffe, Fred
ericksburg. Va. ls-tf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
CHARLOTTESVILLE FOR
COMMISSION RULE

The Charlottesville Council adopted a
resolution which may lead to govern
ment by commission. IL requests the
city attorney TO draw an amend
ment to the constitution, which, il
passed by the legislature, will reduce
city council to four members, one from
each ward.
Every member was asked il
he would voluntarily resign to test this
matter. There was almost an unani.
mious answer in the affirmative.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
CONGRESS PLANS
BeIieyePTOgFdm Gan be Gar
ried Out by May.
ONLY FEW BILLS ARE LEFT
Anti-Iniunc'ion. Statehood. Inter
state Commerce and Postal Saw
ings Only Important Bills
70 be Considered.

washington Feb. 2l-The leaders
IN the two houses OF congress are now
confident tfcy viii be able TO carry
cut the rrogvam tAen tentatively
agreed upon ar the beginning of the
session ana adjourn by May / The
general legislation 70 be enacted il a
matter thcv are not worrying about.
Tor they really don't care whether any
general legislation gets through. They
are going O. pass the regular annual
Appropriate hills and. perhaps. a
rlvor and torhor bin. and With that
they viii b. entirely satisfied.
The presidents once pretentious
legislative lrasram is now little more
than jo'irs matter with them They
have tired ONT ana disoreanized the
president to such an extern; that he
viii Zoe sa,i.fel with ANYTHING he can
set and A' -,al TO see the proftless
/ session hrorct- 90 a close His pro
gran Ci LEGISLATION. once made up Of
nearly sea~e OF important bills. has
dvindiod down 20 fogr. the anti in
luuetlcn lt1 the BIN amending the
Interstate commerce ccf. the statehood
hil and thc postal savings bank bill
| r Do can secure the passage OF these
hc VIII give tre session his blessing
| when 81 ciores eai ten members and
senator's they have dorr ve~y well
indeed as to an after the tariff strug
| Gle ut tho eai -f tle s.c,,-' ---.--.
6aoS Cc,vn On Sank Bill
In order 90 -, any kind of = postal
laH.H HH
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

New Brunswick. y. j.. Fob. 2I.-Mrs.
John valid 90. aged seventy years.
wife 81 q waEu'acjursr dropped dead
IA the Second Reformed church es the
collection was being taken. Rev. Z. r.
Payson dismissed tire congregation af
Ter hymn AMI prayer for Mrs. Wal
Aron's family.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
ONE PRISONER KILLS ANOTHER

J.. A. linden, highwayman, and James
Myers, safe-blower, fought in the tn
berculosis hospital at the penitentiary
farm Friday night. linden stabbed
Myers to death after having been bad.
ly beaten with a poker. The quarre
was the revival Of a grudge which orig
mated between the two men befor,
they were convicted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
Fatally SHOT WITH Emntx Revolver.

Johnstown Pa. Feb 2l.-WhiIe re
hearsing for Washingtons Birthday
entertainment Ira Cook. sixteen years
old. was fatally shot by Norman
Swank. fifteen years old. with a prop
erty' revolver. Both lads were IN COW.
boy costume and the revolver was
supposed to be empty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
Headquarters For All
Kinds of Leather

Sole LEATHER. Sides. Strips sad Blocks
either HemlOck or Oak
Harnees Leather, Beltln0 and Lacing,
all sizes
Cali skins and Blacksmith Ap-Or
We don't handle any thug but the b st
All guaranteed ~ give perfect sallsiac-
ton as to prices, etc. II.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
FAVOR STUART FOR CONGRESS

Wise county Democrats Saturday
elected delegates for the Bristol con-
vention on March /, to nominate a can
didste for Congress in 9th district.
The delegates chosen were not in
strucfed, but IL Is understood that they
are 10 favor Of Henry c. Stuart for
congressional nominee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

tavor of the bill. 1t is simply backed
by a sentiment to rebuke the State
Board of Education, which is I'M
worthy Of consideration, and which
ought TO be crushed unqualifiedly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

times without beiRs able to scare up
quorum. one Republican senator
commented upon ~, situation IN this
way.
In the twelve years that have
been In the senate ! have never before
seen conditions such that could not
say in a general way what was goin y
TO be done--such conditions OF min
gled Indifference and hostility"
The ambitious program which Presi-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
CAR STRIKE RIOTS
Scores Injured in PhiIadel-
phia Trolley War.
CARS WRECKED AND BURNED
Bullets, Bricks and Paving Stones
Flew Thick and Fast - Three
Children Fatally Hurt and
Policemen Battered.

are overcrowded with persons who
were shot OF beaten 10 the car strike
riots that spread viciously all over
suburban Philadelphia. Al least
hundred got i'm the way of bullets OF
bricks or paving stones and half OF
these we're hurt seriously.
The outlook was so alarming sun
day afternoon when tho Philadelphia
Rapld Transit COMPANY withdrew
every one of it's cars from service and
sent them to the barns that Navor
RCyburn authorized Henry CLAY. the
director OF public safety TO recruit
| tooo ,v,r, ,,ifce,,,,, 7-b, ,,..,,,.... -,
Zee force OF $500 was utterly unable
20 smother the trouble. despite the
| bland announcement of tho air,c+o-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED

We have buyers for real estate on
Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers.
List your property with US at once.
Piedmont Real Estate Agency,
If Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
John 6. tturkamp Co.
FOR SALE

so, 600 Potomac Herrings. caught
by Herring & Pyke at Whitewater, Va
at the fish house near the Free Bridge.
Saml. Fitz-Hugh,
p. o. Box l2S Fredericksburg, Va.
li25-lm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

weaker his condition occasioning the
gravest anXiety M. Perkins suffers
from acute Inflammation of the blad
der, and dining the last twenty-four
hours unfavorable symptoms have dc
Welcomed rapidlN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
TENANT WANTED

For a two or three-horse crop. Ad-
dress, r. ID. Dickinson, Milford, Va.
feb17-flw3w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

Is the money expended in the State
for public school purposes expended
for the purpose Of giving the school
children the best possible advantage
for an education that the amount
appropriated VIII affo-d. or 1t is TO
furnish positions for some would-be
school superintendent whose chief
recommendation is that he lives
within a certain locality or can get
the proper local Endorsement. either
or both? If the former, then-1Ls
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
SLIGHTLY INCONSISTENT

There is very little use in trying to
convict n person charged with crime,
however strong the evidence against
him, if the members Of the jury
which is to try him have expressed
the opinion that he is innocent. This
is about the situation in reference %
the investigation by Congress into
the effect Of the tariff law on the
high cost of living. The regular
Republicans Of that body viii consti-
tute a majority of the investigating
committee. and they have already
declared the tariff innocent.
The Globe-Democrat, a Republi-
can paper. voices the sentiment of
the Republican party in pre-judging
the case as follows:
1T can be clearly proved that the
existing tariff law is not esp1usibie
for the increased cost Of living. More
increases can be found IN articles out
side IF. than inside Of. its schedules.
The Elkins vestigation. IL il could
t~o1 ~ aAANNN 81 AANf e|NfA+tH va ttaH NN|AHt
bines which force dealers of AN sorts
and sizes into price-hXing agreements
or out of business. might lead 70 in
quiry as to where and by whom these
associations are financed. We are un-
able TO presume that a man Of the in
telligence of Senator Aldrich IS not
aware that the tariff law could not be
convicted Of forcing up prices in lines
II IN no way touches. II would oe
equally impossible 20 convince Us that
Senator Aldrich does not know that an
d, Elkins investigation Of causes would
clinch the fact that, In a great many
lines, the development of American in.
dustry under the stimulus Of protection
has forced prices down.
Republicans are beginning to ig.
more the fact that heretofore they
have always argued that the object
of a protective tariff was 70 raise
prices, and that prosperity andhigh-
er wages come from high prices
About the time they had convinced
the public that they are right. they
are forced by an unkind fate @ shift
their position and clamor for a dia
metrically opposite view.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
February, 1910.

Rain during night Of 18th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

Santiago. Chile Feb 21.-Wnliam
Jennings BRYAN. bis wife and daugh-
ter arrived here Sunday They will re-
main four days
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
JAMES 7. PERKINS I'LL


WlshInrTIl- I|I- -I--Ihe limos u
Representative James Breck Perkins.
OF Rochester. y w. hes taken rt
Gus turn for the worse RE IS mrcl
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
For SALE

Cheap. Seven Angora goats, one
billy and six nannies. Address T. A.
Frazer, Spotsylvania, Va. f22-3t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

All perfectly fresh new goJ,,..in . .
We guarantee our prices TO be
as low and quality as good as any
merchants in Fredericksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

For a good grade of clover seed and
other field seeds call on Decker & AL
rich. They carry a full stock OF the
genuine Olive plows and repairs, +. F.
and Dixie plows and castings, pillow
elevises, etc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
Ladies' and
Mems OxfordS

ever seen. All the swell
styles now In. Tan,
Black and Patent OK
lords.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22
VIRGINIA NEWS

President Taft has reappointed Bent
ley Kern for another term as post
master of Winchester.
The Peoples Bank, of Reedville,
opened Feb. 2lst. This bank has a cap
ital of $50, 900, with sixty stockholders.
John A. Brockenbyough, merchant at
Warsaw, has made an assignment 10 A..
N. Wexford, tISstee. for benefit Of
creditors.
James C. Core a MS sister. Miss
Margaret Core, of fear Cape Charles,
have inherited $4,000 each from then
brother. JohprH. Core, who diei recent
ly at Norfolk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

dent Taft presented 10 co. -
sisted OF the go over II anl.
ka bill IT, Conference inr-
post-l l~l o~s-o. T. win sur
= enc r. the bin Dc held IN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

ton was available. that Florida /
TO push the work Mr. Nertrees
sisted that this was virtually b
kct order and embraced the Ala
coal cases. but finally CLAWS called
tention 10 letter written by II.
4 Sch~~rtz to COMMISSIONS n---,att
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

We are shosing one OF she
nc ast lines of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-02-22

.Ong spell OF bad weather since
rs has caused the county ro2d
X = idle for five or six weekl,
49, ~ the cOnvicts stationed
and Stevensburg q
spcs- "ulpeper Exponent.
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Of the scores each evening and the
clearing up OF business each day win
De gratifying 20 the tour veterans who
have seen how this part Of these events
is Often neglected, 10 the great disgust
OF the various competitors.
The rule books have now been compile
ted and can be had by application at the
headquarters Of the 3Tunsey Historic
Tour. The final list Of noon stopping
places on the tour has been arranged.
and every other precaUtion taken which
VIII insure the comfort and the con-
venience or the cars and their passcu-
gers while they are on the road
Interest Grows.
The interest IN the tour continues to
grow from week 20 week. not only
automobile manufacturers and agents.
but every one IN the various parts Of
the states touched BY the routes seems
TO rerard the 8Iuusev Historic Tour as
one OF the best things Of its kind ever
proposed There is 70 doubt that the
progress OF the tour during th,-- coming
month VIII attract thousands Of per
sons to the line marked out
The list Of the official cars fs one Of
the best ever. proposed for a reliability
event Practically every one Of the ma
chimes is a make Of nationwide i'm
portauce. some Of the cars which have
been offered 20 the management Of the
tour bv the owners and manufacturers
are machines which have great reputa-
tons individually. ike the Thomas car,
which won the New YOrk-Paris race
In every respect the tour IS one which
bids fair 10 eclipse all former similar
events
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De Palma. IN Fiat. second. Robertson
Won both heats. Time Eve miles. trn-
q as: two miles. I'm. ~ 4-5s-
Event no. ten miles; Glass 9 cars
Won By Lewis Disbrow. in Marion, 3
z Wishart. in S. P O.. second; John
J1hasz. in s. P. O.. third Time. Iom-
2-5s.
Event No 5-Ten miles; Class c cars
Won by r. T. Belrdslsy. in Buick; Lee
LorimOre. in Chalmers. second Leo An
derson. in Midland. third Time. l0r- Is
Event No Five miles; free-fOr-all,
anlateurs-EFCn by G. s. BraSg. u Fiat;
James D0ig. IN Simplex. second; r E
Beardsley. IN Buick third Time. Am
IS LIS.
Event no. Ten miles: Class Q cars
Won by Ralph De Palma, IN Fiat;
George Robertson. IN Simplex, second;
Stanley Martin. in HOupt-KOckEe
third Time. ION. 2-5s.
Event No 8-Ten miles. free-for-aT
professionals-fVon by Q. s Bragg. IN
Fiat Louis DisbroW IN Knox. second ,
Leo Anderson. in Midland. third Time.
ION. IS 2-5s
Event No 9-One hour race. open to
twenty-fOur-hOur race cars-EOn by
-seorge Robertson in Simplex. Louis
l(ishrovs, N Marion. second Harry
Ccbe- N P3lrner-Si niger. third Distance
coh FltQ Dy winner 80 miles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-24
LOCK OUT
FOR YOUR SKIM
To Cure Skin Diseases Requires a
Special Remedy-ZeImos Won
derfuIly Effective

any doctor viii tel you that pTac-
tically all skin diseases, Eczema. IN
slightly eruptiOns, bIotches, etc. come
from impurities IN the blood, and
that the only way 70 secure peTms-
nent relief is TO eliminate these i'm
purIties
The Eagle Laboratories have pre-
pared a CON biuatiOn internal and eL-
ternal treatment for skin diseases.
Eczema Psoriasis. uuSsghLly blOtcheS
and pimpleS. etc oelmOS, the name
Of the new treatment IS far more
than = mediciue-4t is a scientific
remedy which offers TO the sufferer
from these diseases the first real
hope Of permanent relief
ZeImOs Salve is absolutely uOn-pOi-
slightest Objectionable feature Eel
mos Tablets is a new scientific com
biuatiOn Of active Engines While
ZeImOs Tablets are purifying the
blood and removing the cause Of the
disease. ZeImOS SalTe IS soothing the
skin and removing the symptoms IN
the shape Of pimples. blotches, irri-
tations. etc ZelmOS Salve gives al
most instant relief from Sunburn,
chahng and PrickIy Heat
II YOU suffer from any skin disease
go al once to O'DonuelIS Drug Store.
and Peoples Pharmacy, or any druggist,
and purchase ZeimOS. price Z5c per
box or 81 per large Jar ZeimOs Tab
lets soc per box The Eagle LabOra-
tories AIarbridge Building. New York
viii send you a free sample Of Eel
mos Salye II you drop them q postal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-24

Official position in the endurance run
from Chicago To Eeuosha. III dis work
in connection with the New I0rE-At-
Ianta g0od roads tour Is stiu fresh
In the minds Of all who follow such
events
For a long time he was secretary Of
the contest board Of the American Au-
uooobLe Association and was a valuable
factor in the work of that organization
he has made a constant study Ct the
rules and IS probably as familiar with
the ordinances governing reliability con
tests as any man in the country
twenty-five Entries IN.
Twenty-Five entries Of prominent cars
have now been listed for the 8Iunsey
Historic Tour, and from the quality Of
the machines there IS no doubt that one
OF the most closely contested events
ever held anywhere viii result
With only twelve more days before
the close Of the entry lists, manufac-
turers and dealers are casting about TO
md the best car they can lay hands
on 10 place in the tour
That the Nunsey Historic Tour wiz
be one Of the greatest reliability con
tests ever held in this country both
from the viewpoint Of the quality Of
the cars engaged in il. and the skill Of
the drivers is conceded by those versed
in the sport
The creat beauty OF the course and
the magnificent historical associations
which cluster about IL make the AIunsey
Historic Tour different from all those
which have been held in this country
and have succeeded in attracting 10 It
the attention Of thousands OF persons
who otherwise would not give the event
a second thought
The arra-eements made for the work
on the road especially the checking up
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-24
SPANISH VESSELS
COMING TO RACE
Three Yachts Will Be Ship
ped From CadiZ TO New
York July 30

BOSTON, Mass, July 24--The three
Spanish son5erklasse boats. Chonts- Pa
pocse. and Mosquito Il selected 20 meet
the American boats in the match or
hardened in August. VIII leave Cadiz
july g.
Trey viii be shipped by steamer 20 ar
rive in New York August H. From New
York they win be shipped Immediately
to Marblehead. so that the crews may
have as much tine as possible 20 tune
10 the boats before TIE match Of August
II
The Spanish yachtsne1 have agreed %
the plan Of the courses WHEREBY Two
rounds Of a triangle and twice &c wind
ward and IeeLvard VIII constitute q race
The first Of the Spanish yachtsruen
have reached this country Eduardo De
Ubao and his brother. Henry. are now
making a tour Of the country before the
arrival Of the other Spanish yachts
men
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Drives Steel Steed 10 Victory
in Breakneck Brighton
Beach Contest.
DE PALMA BEATEN
IN STRAIGHT HEATS
New Mark Set for Mile, Tire
Trouble Failing to Check
Daredevil Racer.

NEW YORK, July 2A-George Robert
son, whose daredevil driving has won
him two twenty-four-hour automobile
races. carried or the h1nOrs yesterday
afternoon in the matinee races at the
Brighton Beach Motordrome-
IN his giant Simplex car he defeated
ralph De Palma in straight heats in
their match race, and later on won the
one-hour race In both races his vic
tories were due as much 10 mis- great
Grising as TO the tremendous speed +
mis- machines. In the second heat Of the
match race he Travelled a mile faster
than 1t was ever done before over the
Brighton track In an effort 10 catch
dc Palma, who was leading, he shot
around the course IN 81 - seconds.
Tie first heat which was at five miles
resulted in an easy victory De Palma
drove a giant Fiat at great speed. but
never was he able 10 catch Robertson
AZ the end the latter was more than a
lurlcng in front
De Palma Takes Lad.
The second heat was at two niles,
and until the last hundred yards had
been covered the result was in doubt.
De Palma took the lead at the start
in this race and sped around the course
-Nt the sau at oreakneck speed Rob
crtson, q little 10 the outside, chased
linn until the turn out Il the back
stretch the last time.
There he urged his steel steed forward
ard swinging into the homestretch was
ABREAST Of his opponent. Another in
slant and Robertson showed IA FROM
Then he gradually cut over toward the
rail into better going. and amid the
-r-ra~fr--- oF thu crowd crossed the T-fe--
line twenty yards in front
TIE 5000 spectators who filed the
era1d stand and the field were treated
10 exciting finishes IN nearly all rhe
q ents and they saw some spectacular
driving
in the ten-Tnllc Class = race Maitland
rounding the turn into the home stretch
his big s. p o machine skidded and
ran into the board fence on the outer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-24
FERGUSON REFEREE
IN HUNSEY TOUR
Selection Of Expert on Re
liability Contests InsureS
Justice.
BOARD MEMBERS
WILL BE CHOSEN
System of Checking Up VIII Be
Gratifying 10 Veteran
Contestants.
Noon Stops and Controls
IN MunSgy Tour.

list OF noon stops and night con-
trolls, starting from philadelphia,
August 10, in the order of success
sIve days
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F. L Ferguson. vice president and
general manager Of the Motor Contest
Association. VIII act as referee and be
In charge of -he Nugsey Historic Tour
NJ Ferguson is-wideIy known among
motorists both manufacturers apd pri-
vate owners. and has OBLIGATED in many
contests He IS especially wei versed
IN the miles applying &c reliability events
and has proven an extremely valuable
man on all the technical committees on
which he has been placed
He has the confidence Of all VINO
know him ond every cntrant can be
assured that the most even handed jus
tice VIII be dealt ou- 20 him in every
CONTINGENCY that may arise
With the other members Of the tech
nicaI committee. whose names VIII be
announced later Ar Ferguson viii re-
pair 10 Philadelphia IN ample tine 20
receive the early ears which come into
tne official starting place a prompt ex-
animation Of al machines. he saws. will
Re held so thar there nay be a decent
interval between the time the technical
committee finishes its labor at the be-
SHINING Of The tour. and the start of The
contest
Long N Service.
Mr- Ferguson has been identified with
motoring events since the inception Of
contests in this country As far back
as Thanksgiving Day, 1885, he held an
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MISS DEACON ASKS
NO CHURCH PERMIT
Marriage to @. L. Peabody
Will Be Without Catholic
DispenSadon.

NEWPORT, r. 7, July 24-BIrs- c. H
Baldwin, whose granddaughter. Miss
Edith Deacon, Of Boston. VIII marry
George Lee Peabody. OF Philadelphia
denied today that a disDensati0n had
been asked from the Roman Catholic
Church.
Miss Deacon IS a Catholic and 1Ir.
Peabody is q Unitarian and a divorced
man.
Miss Deacon VIII set the date Of the
wedding in a few davs. said Mrs Bald
win. and probably viii select the mid
ole Of September.
II was supposed that a dispensatiou
from Rome had been asked TO enable
Miss Deacon to be married by q CathO-
lie priest.