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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-09

CHAPTER lV.-continued.

! z
DO not become unnecessarily
alarmed, Mr.. Van Vechten, but it is
possible-barely possible, understand
that we have run upon a kidnapping
plot"
Van Vechten groaned and sank
Imply back. staring a horror he could
not voice
Flint! Do you really know what
you are saying"
Tut. Mr. Van Vechten said
barely possible. l meant no more. If
you can't control yourself It will be
useless for me to talk further / be-
lieve your help would be valuable. and
had hoped to enlist It.: but | might
as well leave you If you cannot give
your attention to the chances Of Miss
Carew being involved"
You have as much feeling as
jellyfish. Flint the other broke In
Il am stunned Give me a moment
to grasp this hldeous suggestion"
And he did succeed, gradually. in
pulling himself together The very
idea was so shocking. so far beyond
the pale OF any possible experience
that he might within reason expect.
that his admirable imperturbability
was for the moment shaken. He final
My said;
:. What have you to support your
O4ief?"
Not much. And l have no positive
belief. | simply want 10 present a
theory for your consideration. sug-
gested by such few unsatisfactory
facts as we have in the hope that.
together we may arrive at one more
plausible"
But Paige Kidnapped" exclaimed
Van Vechten, aghast.
PAINT. Flint ceased trying to disabuse
N mind Of its fears. by unsupported
- surances,
Let us go back TO yesterday" he
resumed, The episode OF the four
men you saw enter the house over
yonder was not mystifying to me.
Even while you were relating It l
was pretty certain that they we're re-
spending to an advertisement of some
description The only peculiarly lay
in the fact that they arrived precise.
Ivan hour apart
~ that circumstance also ia easily
Il ed The advertiser had need
IS lre than one man. and he wanted
1 - Niew them one at time with
,ila.,.eA fing one another Upon run
lagh the files Of the daily pa.
'oWeu a fortnight back. | found a
cams alton Of my conclusions. Here
r.as And he handed Van Vechten a
per clipping. which the latter
laat ] long and intently before re.
- hge unreservedly one week OF
Us time for 1000 cash. Must be
muscular and willing to risk an adj.
vaa<dre Involving an element of dan.
ger II imposed conditions are i'm
plIcitly obeyed. payment will be made
Immediately upon successful outcome.
IL you are confident you are the young
man. Address X72O Tribune"
"Now." MIR Flint went on. certain
obvious conclusions may DO drawn
from this advertisement. ana certain
things concerning it may be pretty
.canfideltly inferred.
ewfAgeyeF the enterprise. II In.
wolves q ne danger; 1t requires young
tmen of Yaysioal strength and daring;
and itsis OF sufficient Importance TO
the advertiser for him 10 e2pend a
considerable sum of money in putting
ii through-Say four or Eve thousand
doilass. There is an AMY OF young
mea ANSWERING the description. enN.
ploysd as well as unemployed. far
81, Nom the little ad would holS an IT.
Mfstble appeal. undoub$edIx Mr.
20 was deluged with applications.
Then what is ais ped obvious
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-09
Too Much for Him.

A colored porter for a local druggist
was told to 60 to another pharmacy to
get come cimcifugo rasismOses. He
stood, open-mouthed, and gazed at his
BOSS" then asked: "Aint thar any
other name for dat
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-09

Flnkham' Vegeta.
bic Compound thu
praise it deserves
for ] have taken i
at different times
and it always re.
lieved m e when
other m edicines
failed, and when I
hear q woman com.
plain / always rec.
ommend it, Lastwin.
ter / was attacked
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-09

Judging by what some girls face the
parson with they must hate to worA
for a living.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-09

A healthy horse eats nine times its
weight in food in a year; a healthy
sheep six times.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-09
FEELS like
A new WOMAN
AS Lydia E. Pinkham's Vese.
table Compound DispelIed
Rackache, Headaches
and Dizziness.

Piqua, Ohio would be very mn.
grateful if / failed to give Lvdis =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09
Felicitacion q
un companero

Una comisi6n de iovenes obreros nos
ha entregado esta mafana la adjunta
carta con ell ruego de hacerla pdbEca:
Senior don Mariana Abril.
Distinguido escritor:
Tengo el gusto de felicitarle por la
valiente defensa hecha del pueblo de
San Juan al que tengo la honra de perte-
necer
Como bien dice usted, es cierto que ell
1nico responsible de 10 sucedido en- ell
Teatro fue ell senior Todd como la unica
autoridad la persona mas significada
de la comision organizadora. Lo suce-
dido estaba previsto, puesto que amos
atras Sc hicieron esfuerzos ,sobrehumanos
para conseguir ell Teatro el propio Sc
nor Todd sc neg6 clio pretextando que
sucediera 10 que ahora ha sucedido. '
siendo asi, esta demas que ell senior Todd
trate de justifcarse ahora echando la
culDd Gle SUI lLupIeNIoIOu COilllo ul P'N
bio como ell pueblo de San Juan.
Dice el senor Todd que una horda de
salvajes penetro y trat6 de apoderarse
de los iuguetes y agarr6 por ell cuello a
la sonora de ICestero y Sc entrego to-
dos los actos del pillaje. Cuanta false
dad FL salvajismo no esta Ell ell pobre
pueblo que encumbra a tanto ingrato \
81 hay acusaciones que hacer, haganse
contra quienes llevarOn su mprevlslon
al grado de la mas absolute incapacl
dad
81 Sc hubiese hablado de dos, de tres
de algunos individuos. NADIA driamos.
pero Sc habla de una horda, Y una hor-
ola es mucha gente para que el pueblo
no sc sienta aludido.
Sr. Abril, usted que ha salido a nue|
ira defensa depurando las responsible
dades cuente con nueStra mpereceder,
gratitud.
E. SOridHO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09
La banda municipal

Programa del concerto que la Ban
da Municipal 'dara en- la plaza de Bal
dorioty la noche del domingo proximo
Paso doble, Dander; S. Lope.
Ovcrtura, Opera Mignon, A. Tho
mas.
Selection, Opera Sonambula, Bellini
Mazurka, Con variaciones cornetin
obligado LA Polaca''. S. Fures.
Rag. A. Rhincssine, p Henneber.
Danza. Ensueno f. r. Davila
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09
Conferencias en- la
Biblioteca Insular

TerminadaS las vacaciOnes de NaVi-
dad reanndanse nuevamente las COME
rencias Dominicales de la Biblioteca IN
sular. que tanto interes han despertado
entire las personas amantes del progress
del pals
La primera conferencia de esta nueva
serie tendra lugar ell domingo pr6Ximo,
dia once de este mes, y estara d cargo d. |
senor Agustin Navarrete, quien cont
nuara desarrollando ell interesante estu-
dio "Oriente de la POblaci0n de Puerto
Rico" en- ell tema "Elementos cue
constituyeron y constituyen la poblaci6n
puertorriquena"
Sin duda alguna es ese tema uno &c
los mas interesantes hasta ahora trata-
dos por ell conferencista, por cuanto cn
el explica la parte que en- la fOrmaci( n
de nuestro pueblo han puesto las dist J.
tas razas Y classes sociales que conyiven
en- la Isla. 3
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Banco de Puerto Rico
en- liq.
EXTRARVIO DE ACCIONES.
Anuncio.

Habiendo sufrido extrav1o ell Extrac-
to de inscription N. 2,767 expedido i
favor de Don Miguel Perez Franco Y
comprensivo de cien acciones de este
Banco Nos. 1896 q 1895 y solicitado
que Sc lie expida un duplicado, Sc hace
p1blico por medic de este anuncio, -
que aparecera tres veces con int6rvalos
de diez dias, s,--dicha solicitud y que
transcurridos dos meses Gle la pubica-
ci6n del primer anuncio sin reclama-
ci6n de parte interesada ell duplicado
sera expedido sin responsabilidad pa
ra ell Banco y ~ ~.
San juan de Enero de 1,914.
NJ Paniagua,
Presidente de la Comision liqtidadora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09
NOTICIAS

En- ell barrio Espino, " de Anasco, tm
wagon pequeno conducido por Pedro We
lez arroll6 a Jose Cruz, causandole va
rias contusiones. Ambrosio Cruz, hijo
del atropellado, que presenci6 ell doloro-
so suceso desde cerca de la via por la
cual iba ell wagon, sin encomendarse a
nadie agredi6 con m machete que por-
taba al conductor del vehiculo, infirien-
dole tres heridas que han sido califcadaS
de leves
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09
El nago que llega

Con una troupe compuesta de 10 lndl-
viduos, setenta toneladas de equipo y es-
pectaculos incorporates, ha llegado Ell
el vapor Caracas, Raimundo ell Grande,
el rey de los ilusionistas, y sin duda al
guna, el prestidigitador mas habil desde
los dfas de Herman Y Keller Este hom-
bre celebre su admirable compania Sc
hospedan en- ell Hotel Eureka
Raimundo ell Grande no necesita pre-
sentacion alguna para muchas personas
EN- San Juan, quienes han presenclado
sus admirables Representatives, en- mu-
chas parties del mundo Como de-
mostracion, Mayo King, del Servicio de
Hospitales Marines, actualmente Official
de Sanidad en- Puerto Rico, Sc encontra-
ba presente la noche que ell Rey de lta'
liza personalmente condecoro al Gran
Raimundo en- presencia de la familia
real con motive de sus admirables de
mostraciones. El coronel Stanton, Jefe
de la Policia Insular, viole TRAFALGAR ell
Panama, y declara que sus trabajos son
maravillosos.
Raimundo es 10 que llamarlamos en-
ingl6s um queer guy. Ha recibido
condecoraciones del Rey de Inglaterra,
del Gar de Russia, ell Emperador de
Austria Hungria ell NIikado del Japon,
el Rey Alfonso, ell Kaiser, de potenta-
dos de menor importancia. Sin embar
90. al enseiar anoche las numerosas con
decoraciones que guarda en- un cofre de
plata, el regalo del doctor Sun Yet Sen,
el hombre que foment6 la revoluci0n Ell
China, parecia que Raimundo considera-
ba todos estos testimonies de grandeZa
de menos valor que un APPLAUSE entusias-
ia del pnblico del Teatro Municipal,
donde dara su primera funci5n ell sa-
bado por la noche. Los regalos eran pa
ra el chucherias 81 Sc comparaban con cl
APPLAUSE de un publico compueSto de to-
uoS ldS CIdScS tluc NdIe pdld CI hldo w
la mas alta appreciation que pueda rem
Edirle una cabeza coronado Era admi-
| rable yer como ondeaban Ell ell aire doce-
mas de perlas negras de gran tamano, re-
galos de gobernanteS; en0rmes rubles Y
esmeraldas dadasles por potentados del
| leiano Oriente, ensenandO decOraciOnes
sin rival Y sin embargo, sin decir al re
porter otra cosa mas que 10 que aquello
signihcaba no demoStr0 absolutamentr
ningGn otro interes; pero fu6 constant2
Ell su charla referente sus espectacultS
sobre ell trabajo immense que Sc requie-
re para preparar ell Teatro con ell fin d.
demostrar su habilidad Manifesto e,-
te senor que puede dar espectaculos d.
dos horas de duraci0n, de la cual cada
segundO trae consigo nuevas sorpres,s
Las perSonas que han yisto TRAFALGAR /
Raimundo el Grande han manifestado /
los reporters que no Sc ha visto ell Pue9-
to Rico NADIA que pueda igualarle.
Raimundo manifesto, que deseaba pre-
sentar al p1blico de Puerto Rico ell ea-
pectaculo mas asombroso y de mas alto
grado possible, y para clio hara todo lc
que en- sus manos este, y aquellas pers9
mas que presenter ell acto manana pr
la noche, veran una exhibition que 5
dejara absolutamente entusiasmados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09

Los individuos Manuel MILAN Y Ra-
fael Alvarado sostuvieron una rina Ell
la central Fortuna, de Ponce, resul-
tando ANarado gravemente herido con
un punal; y MILAN con varias contusio-
nes producidas con un palo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09

En- la calle Mendez Vigo, de Maya
giiez, el joven don Rafael Gomez Pine
tuvo la desgracia de arrollar con una
motocicleta que montaba al nino Norber-
to Bracero, fracturandole un brazo Y
una pierna FL joven Gomez compare
ci5 ante ell Juez Municipal, quien Sc hizo
cargo de la investigation del suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-09

FL coronel Shanton recibi6 hoy ell 81
guiente despacho de Ponce: En- ell dia
de aver, Vavoy Febre acometi6 y agre-
di6 a Elias Rodriguez con una tranca,
hiriendole gravemente. Rodriguez fu6
trasladado al hospital donde muri6 mo-
mentos despues. Ell agresor fue arresta-
do as1 como tambi6n su c6mplice, Cecilio
Febre"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

william s. (5) Waller, son of Will
liam tD. had Henry t5), Anna Mana
Coz. Catherine (5l, James CO. Breck-
enridge. William 90, Edward t5),
Susanna 00) Preston.
Nancy % Jane. youngest daughter
OF Rev. William CD H., married Major
Joseph L. Hawkins, OF Hanover. County,
Va, and was his second wife. She
had Nancy go Jane, William CO. Wal
Ter, Joseph t5) HcrEdon, Edmund CD
Waller. PercivaI 90 Butlor. Mildred
,to) Butler. Colonel William t2) Wal
ler son OF John. married. Anne, and
had William (3) John ca. Anne ta),
Dorothy CD. Mary cay, Sarai, (3).
John CD Waller. sonSof John, mar
fled Agnes Carr, and had Thomas (3),
married Sarah Dabnoy; Dorothy tS).
married ~------- Goodloe; Pomfrot t3).
Mary f3). married James Oyorton; :
Elizabeth (3), married --- Eggles-
ton: Sarah ca, married NJ. Rhodes. and
another daughter. married ----- Bull
lock. Thomas t3) Waller and Sarah
Dabncy had Dabney ca. married Eliza
beth Miner; Carr 90. Pomfret CD.
Harris; Agnes t4). married Sharp
smith; Sarah t4), married Joseph
Spencer: Dorothy (4). married General
James IL. Quarles; Elizabeth g(D,, Mary
90. married oIr. Woolfcrls.
Dabney ca Weller married Elizabeth
Y u.
ried ------ Waller; Sarah 81 Miner.
Dabney cd Washington, married Caro-
limo Pfcaeants: Mary t5) Anne, Eliza
beth 90, Agnes go Carr, married Pike
Pollard. Dorothy t4l married General
Jamos Il. Quarlcs. paymaster general
He had Waterloo Quarles. married
kegrall Elicit; Nancy (5) Quarlea,
married. first, John Terry, and. second,
Richard Reims; Sarah t5), Querles,
married John IIorchins; Elizabeth (5),
Susan (5). John (5), James (5) r.,
Tunstall t5) Quarles, married Susanna
Edwards.
iamin t2) nfsd Martha Hail. married.
Horny Tazcweli. ancestor OF Ltitlcton
Waller Tazewell. Governor OF Virginia
Benjamin t3) G. Waller, son of Ben
jamin t2) and Martha Han. married
Catherine Page and had: Martha (4).
second. Lawrence Muse; benjamin as.
. married Hetty Catlett;. Colonel VIII
l liam az, married Mary Stuart Grif-
I'm; Robert "a Pope, married. first,
eliza Griffin and, second, Julia afer-,
GER
BENJAMIN (4) and Hetty Gatlett had:
Charles co Carter Pope, married Anne
W. c. Catlctt, OF Timber Neck, and Will
liam j. (5), married Martha Field.
Charles Coz, G. T.. and Anne Catlett
had: John t6>, Agnes Co. Charles te).
William (6). Charles (8) married An
ME -- - and had: Wilmer tf), Page
{O ana Catherine.
Ella.
; Colonel William Waller (a,. son, Ben
jamin ca and Martha Hall married
Mary Stuart Griffin and had:
Catherine (4) Page. married John w.
| Spuds: William 4), married Elizabeth,
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led ItEBELLION AGAINST
BRUTAL SCHOOL TEACHER

When Il child young Tyler went to
q private school kept by :, Mr.. Nc
Murdo. who was so diligent in the use
OF the birch thar Mr.. Tyler In later
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Quarles married Captain NJ. A. Bird
song, and had Nellie 10y Warren and
Sorbournc COP Brooks.
Jane f7) Frances married T. G..
Jones. and had Jennie ts) Waller. mar
ried John -. Jeffress;, Richard (S)
Jones, Mary Claiborne ts) Archer, mar
WORKMAN, married Tclcmachua Jones.
Jennie ts) Waller Jones and John 3.
Jeifreas had John t9) b.. Jr., Sarah (s).
Annie CO.. Waller.
Richard tS) Wood Jones and Jennie
Jones had Jane t9) Chandler, Owen (9)
Wood. Jr., Frances te) Mabel, francis
go WORKMAN, Helen (9) Louise,
Dorothy 90. Gordon COZ Robert, Philip
co.
Mary 80 Claiborne Archer Jones and
II. \. Roberts had Martha (s) Roberts.
Ter Jane CD j.. Reins and 7. G. Jones,
married Telemuchum Jones, and had
Lynn 90 LAWS. t
Luther as Rice Reins, son Richard
90 lteins and Mary WORKMAN, married
Alice Ann, daughter. William D. and
folk, and had Frances .t8> ,wortha,n..
William COS leal, married Harriet
Crane EQmonde; Francis COS Gardiner,
Alice C9) Wcrtimcr, Annie (9) Wallor,
lScharu I'D Edwin.
Francis 60 WORKMAN Reins married
Mamie Matilda Baker, and had Vera
G0l Matilda, married FRAMES Edgar
Kemper: Francis t10) Baker, Will
hclm.ha tio).
Vera t10) Matilda Beins and Francis
Edgar kemper. No issue recorded. !.
William COZ Ieal Reins and IIarnet
munds Rcins
Julia CD S. Reins, daughteryRich
f6> and second wife. Susan Ward, mar
sied Luther Vaughan, and had Robert
tsl Ward and Catherine ts) Spiller.
Louise CD Reins. daughter Richard
Jones, and had Mary (s) Somerville,
Robert tS) d. w. and Fred (S).
Bcnja,nin (2) Waller, son of John (1)
Waller md Dorothy King, married
Martha Hall. and had Martha t3). mar
ried William Tyler; Robert Hall (3),
Martha Grafford; Benjamin t3), Mary
tS). married John Taylor Cochin; John
(3), married Judith Page; Dorothy (3)
Elizabeth. married Henry Tazewell;
Anne (3). married John Bush; Dcnja-
min tSJ c., married Catherine Page;
Clara CD. married, first, Edward Travis.
and, second, Mordecai Rooth; William
.f3) Justice. married. Elizabeth Macon;
Snrah t3). married Joe Smith; Frances
t(3).
sarah ta) married Joe Smith, and
had Sarah Smith. married Moore
Fauntleroy Brockenborough.
-Iohn t3l Waller married Judith
Page, and had William (4l, married
Miss Travis; Patsest>CD. married, first,
Montague, and, second, Joseph (?) :;
Sarah az, married John Byrd; BenJa-
min (D, married Elizabeth Travis:
Littlcton ca, John ca, married Miss
Grcenward (?).
benjamin (4) Waller and Elizabeth
Travis had Judith Page (5), married
General Philip Ayiett; Logan i5), mar
ried, first, Anne Barrett, and, second,
Mary Winfree; Walker (5) Waller,
married Lucy Walker; William. (5),
marierd Susan Hall.
Judith. Page Coz and, General Philip
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WHnoWa
IEuzskzne,aZ 10
2s5zae1k B1er ~
B9Lly,rooa CameZcer

Aylett had Patrick te) Henry. married
Emily Coles Rutherford; William t6)
Roanes. married Alice peterborough;
Rosalie (6). married Norman d. Samp-
son; Pattie Coz Waller. married, first.
Patrick Henry Cabell, second. James
Bliss, and third. Henry Ware.
Patrick t6> Henry Aylett and Emily
G. Rutherford had Emily (7), married
John Endcrs, Jr.; Page t7), married
William l. Royal, and Sally to, mar
ried- Thomas Boiling.
Sally t7). Aylett and Thomas Boiling
had Randolph: Isl So
Page t7) Aylett and William L.
Royal had Page go, married u. G..
IIamill; Annie tSlrs Kont. Emily (S),
William tS) l..
William (6) RoaDe -lylett and Alice
Brockenborough. had Sarah t7j, Patio
GD. Philip t7), Alice tD, William (7>
r.. Bessie "a. Patrick Is Henry.
Rosalic Cay Page Aylott married
Norman ID. Sampson, and had George
%. Page %. Horny 90 and Logan
Cd Dewitt.
Logan (5) Waller married. Anne Bar
rctt. and had Linden CO... By second
marriage to Mary Winfree had Page
90, married Leigh Il. Page; Florence
t6),s Martha (6) Travis, married Ralph
{. Johnson.
William t5) Waller and Susan Hall
had Bette co, married John Taylor;
benjamin Co, William (6).
John ta) Waller. son of BENJAMIN
CD and Martha HALL married Miss
Grconhow. and had Eliza t4), married
Mr.. Vest; LittlctonrG) Tazewell, mar
ried, first, Miss Sharpe. and second,
Miss Robertson. BY his first marriages
ne mad Mary (5) Elizabeth. married
Thomas u. Powland; Virginia CO.., mar
ried DR.. Richard D. Tunstall, United
States Navy. BY second marriage lie
had Fannie Co..
Virginia CO.. Waller and DR.. f. B.
Tunstall had Bette CO. and Katie (6)
B., married l.. d. Smith.
Virginia (5) Waller married. first. DR.
Tunstal, and, second, Mayor Robert r.
Marye. BY second marriage she had
.Littleton t5) Tazowoll Waller, Mamie
co. Laurence Co s., Maggie (6y w.
Mildred COZ Waller married John d.
Tyler, of Montgomery County, Tenn.
She had Judge Charles t7) Tyler, Mrs.
Mamie Johnson, wife of Polk johnson,
eS Observation-Disclosures, and Miss llmily
Tyler.
Addison t5) Mailer married Joseph,
and had three sons: Charles CO.., Jo-
seph coy and Walter t6). Charles be-
came prominent lawyer i'll AlcPher-
son, Kan, Joseph Waller and Walter
Waller are successful farmers In Trigg
County, Ky. Emily married Ciuntcrs
w. Tyler. OF Tennessee.
Charles S. (5}, son of Richard (D,
had two daughters, Nancy and Mamie.
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daughter President John Tyler and.
second. Virginia Waller.
William tD Waller ana Elizabeth
Tyler had: William (5) Griffin, married.
first. Jennie X. Howell and. second. Bes-
sio Austin; John t6) Tylor Waller. Mary
(5) stuart Waller, married Louis @.
Young, Of Charleston, S. c.; Robert
(5) Waller, married Emily johnson,
and Iehha t5) Tyler died In infancy.
William Griffin Waller and Jennie
X. Howell~>had: Elizabeth (6) Tyler
and William t6). By his second wife
he had Mary CO..
William (3) Justice Waller (son BEN
jamin (a) and Martha Hall) and Eliza
beth Macon had: William tD Macon
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Wailor, OF Amherst. who marsted,
first. Miss Mutero and. second. Miss
Garland. and Lucy (t3 married Dr..
Thomas Arassie, OF IynchhurE. Wal.
liam t4) Macon Waller had no children
by first marriagc By second he bad:
Lucy t5). married Archibald Govans:
Elizabeth 90 Garland. married Alex
ander DuYai, OF Richmond; Fasrie
go, married David Caldwell; William
{5>, Virginia Co, married William
Waller; Sarah l5), Anna {5S, Martha
Co, married JOHN Robertson; BefiJa-
min (5). K 4.
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Genealogical Notes
Queries and Answers
Genealogical fditor. The Tinies-
Oispatch.

= Waller.
tContpued,)
RichardJ(6l Reins,e son OF Nancy t8)
w. Qunrles by her second. marriage.
to John Rcins, married first, Jane
,Wortham, and had Charles (T1 tWor-
than, married Mary Brooks; ~ ohm ca
Waller, Jane t7) Frances. Luther f7l
r.. Christian C7l. Richard "a. by his
second marriage to Susan Ward he had
Julia III, married Luther vaughan:
Mary ~ Ward, Louise t7).
n Charles I'll Northern Relns married
Mary :, agooka and had, Mary (8l
SQuarles. Ma Inn Ss}. Mary "a 81
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quarrel were at hand. and things were
ripe for II rare fight for supremacy.
HISTORIC TILT WITH
HENRY CLAY AND OTHERS
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The Penn's Grove record., 1914-07-24
Washington

An effort to pass a bill providing
for the temporary development OF
oil and gas lands, title to which is in
dispute between the Government and
private claimants, failed in the
House.
Rear-Admiral Francis Munroe Ram
say, U. S. N, retired, who with Ad-
miral Dewey and Rear-Admiral Ben
ham, constituted the Schley court of
inquiry, died at his home in Wash
ington at the age of seventy-nine.
Burial was in Arlington National
Cemetery.
The Senate appropriated $4,000
for a memorial to Francis Scott Key,
author of the "Star Spangled Banner"
A new home for the Italian EN-
bassy, in Washington, is being built
and will cost $1,000. 900.
The House Committee on patents
ordered a favorable report on the Old
field patent bill.