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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
BRITISH SHOULD BE
ABLE TO DESTROY
GERMAN RAIDERS
Daring Attack by German
Ships CunningIy Planned
and Executed
THE SHORTEST DAYS
SELECTED FOR RAID
Take Desperate Chances Of
Being Annihlated by Big
British Squadron

COIISbpOnucnL lVE OIhv1u NAooo,l
New York, Dec. 16.-Today's Ger
man naval raid On the English coast
probably was an isolated attack. II
does not suggest itself as an indication
that the kaiser's battle fleet has been
ordered to put Great Britain 8 super
dreadnaughts to test.
The bombardnent Of Scarborough,
the famous English health resort, SO
popular with American visitors; OF
Hartlepool and Of Wnitbys doubtless
was no more than a desperate attempt
at revenge for the loss of Admiral Won
Specs German cruiser squadron off the
Falkland Islands.
The German vessels APPARENTLY cross
ed the North sea under cover of dark
nes last night. From tho shelter Of
the Elbe and Weser naval station t0
Scarborough and Hartlepool the run is
one Of not more than l2 hours for the
German fleet IS speediest cruisers. Com
plete darkness prevails for just about
that length of time on the North sea
Continued from Page Six)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
British DestrOyers Rush to
Scene and Begin Battle
with Germans
TWO GERMAN CRUISERS
ARE REPORTED SUNK
Naval Battle Reported in Pro-
greSs but Censorship Makes
Details UnObtainabIe

London, Dec. 16.-The German war
ships which shelled the English east
coast and fought a quartet of British
destroyers off Hartlepoo today were
trying to reach the safety of the kais-
er's Heligoland defenses tonight, ae.
eording to latest reports received here
fro mthe scene Of their activities.
Details were very meagre, but as
nearly as could be learned the German
vessels were fleeing before the British
sea fighters, scattering mines behind
them to stop pursuit.
The kaiser s craft were referred Ia
in various accounts as numbering two
three and four cruisers; two cruisers
and submarine, and, according to the
war office s version, "one small yes
sell"
The war office was believed to re-
fer, however only to the vessel which
attacked the cities of Scarborough and
Whitby.
It seemed clear that other German
vessels were engaged too.
Hartlepool, Seaton Carew and per
haps still other coast towns were BON
barded
Censors In Charge,
Wires to East coast towns had beer
commandeered by the government, ant
the censors were busy but it was statet
positively that IS persons were killet
and several wounded at Scarborough
There were also both dead and injured
at HartlepOol and Whitby,
The property damage, likewise. wa
considerable.
Most accounts were to the effect tina
the four British destroyers which tn
admiralty rushed to Hartlepool at
tackled the German ships. A late ver
sion from Jarow was that the dc
stroyers came upon the Germans sud
denly, and that it was the latter VIII
opened fire
They evidently did not stay to figh
II out however which. indeed, woul
have been suicidal.
There seemed small chance that the
would get away in any event.
Il was taken for granted here tha
other British warships had joined th
destroyers, which presumably were tn
crafts most readily available.
Reports were current that two Of th
German ships had been sunk and tha
the British fleet had suffered damag
but these stories lacked official col
firmation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
carranga Wants Trouble.

Washington, Dee. 16.--A showdown
in regard to the situation at Naco,
Ariz,, and Naco, Sonora, is expected
by government officials here as soon
ms reinforcements, now en- route TO Ma.
20, Ari2.. arrive there Saturday after.
noon, All the members Of President
Wilson's cabinet, except Secretary Of
War Garrison, believe tnc presence of
an overwhelming force at Naco Aria,
win detcr Mexicans from sending any
more bullets across the international
border
Army officials say the Mexicans do
not believe the United States Is In earn
est aud will not believe so until shell,
fan In Naco. Sonora. Then, they say
II Gencal hin carries out General Car
rama 5 orders, the Mexicnns will Fir,
on the Americans. Secretary Garrison
admitted hwevcr that General Blisl
soon will have sufficient troops to NEE
any emergency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
GUTIERREZ ORDERS
FIRING STOPPED
His General Says However He
Will Not Abandon Position
He Now Holds

Naco, Ariz,, Dee. lG.--General Jose
Moytorcna admitted today taot he has
received n communicates from Pro.
yisiOnal President Gutierrez Of Mexico
commanding him to cease attacks In
General Hills Carranzista troops at
Naco, Sonora. The order said that at.
tocks must be abandoned IL they ieo.
pordiged international relations 4"
Maytorena declared that he would
cease firing but wold not remove his
troops from the positions they held
fearing that the Carranglstas would
take advantage of the situation to mine
the ground.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

Report as 10 the prograss Of the
'heuan Christmas tree preparations
will be made this evening at the reg.
ular session Of that organization az
the commercial club The meeting will
convene at s o clock 20 ns not to inter.
fere with the dinner at the Marion Ia
choose board Of governors for tho
promotion department, Plans concern.
ing ,he annual banquet viii be report.
ed ON and discussed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
ZENA SCHOOL HOUSE
WAS BURNED MONDAY

The zcna school building, situated
about eight miles northwest Of Salem,
In Poll, county, was completely destroy.
ed by fire on Monday night OF this
week, cntailing loss VI about $4,000,
with only $1,000 insurance. The fire was
discovered by some passing boys WAC
noticed smoke issuing from the roof,
and although the entire neighborhood
responded immediately 10 sthc alarm
and went to work with will with axes
aud other fire'flghiing parophcnnia
at hand, the struggle was useless one,
az the fire had gained such headway
thnt It was beyond control II is pre-.
Wmed that the fire originated from q
defective flue. All that was saved
from the building, which was new
one, built two years ago, was die.
tionaty, the teachers deslt containing
the school records, aud two chairs.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

while the shelling was in progress, but
as soon as 1t stopped the people rushed
to the water front TO see the engage
ment between the German vessels and
tho British warships sent to engage
them.
1t was off Hartlepool that the British
destroyers, four in humber, came up
with the Germans and attacked them
furiously.
At latest accounts the Germans were
fighting for their lives in the North
sea. 4P
Wrecked Bank.
Admiralty accounts made it evident
that there were more German ships
along the coast than those off HaFtle.
pool the statement being made that
British fighting craft had engaged the
enemy cat various points. "
A message from Hartlepool said one
Of the German shells crashed through
the window Of Lloyds bank there,
wrecking the banks interior.
The authorities at West Hartlepool
had been warned that the Germans
might some time attack the town and
were prepared.
The shore fortress opened heavy
fire on the enemy when he made his
appearance. The town was badly dam
aged during the ensuing engagement
Great holes were torn in the streets by
the bursting German shells
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
Al Lenat Four Killed.

London. Dee. lG.-At least four per
sons were killed By the German bonn
bariment Of scarborough today, accord
ing TO latest ndyices received here this
evening.
one victim who was definitely nc'
counted for was Mrs, Merryweather,
who was behind the counter In her hus-
band 4 shop when q shell struelt the
building, killing her instantly Merry.
wenther also was buried In the ruins.
There was general pnnic strickened
exodus from all the bombarded towns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
DROWNED AT THE DAILEs.

Tao Dalles, Ore, Dec, l0.-BreohnR
through thin Ice while skating on the
Columbia river sloughs, Dan Baker,
aged 10, high school student, Is dead
today from drowning.
The accident occurred last night. A
number Of other skaters heard Bakers
cries as he broke through, but were
unable to render him aid Dr. Il. g.
Olnrcr In attempting to rescue Ba'
ker, broke through tdc lee aud was res
cued with difficulty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
Shells Killed Many.

London, Dee. l0.-Four British de-
stroyers today attacked the German
cruisers which had just previously BON.
barded the English port Of Hartlepool,
II was said the Germans had fired
nbout so shells and were starting to
withdraw when attacked,
Details we're lacking owing to the
censorship, ,,
The report Of the engagement reached
here from Newcastle.
A number Of fIartepool = inhabitants
were killed and wounded by the bonn
bnrdment. the gas works were sct on
fire and the waterworks were damaged
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
Battlo IN Progress.

London Dec. l6.--A North sea naval
battle was In progress this afternoon,
four British destroyers having engaged
the German cruisers which bombarded
Scarborough, Hartlcpool and Whitby
this morning.
This much was admitted at the ad'
miralty.
II was stated also that aeroplancl
were patrolling the Northumberland
coast TO give warning Of any fresl
attacks which might be attempted by
German ships disengaged from the see
fight.
The battle started off Hartlepool
The censorship prevented any detall'
of IL from reaching the public.
Rumors were In circulation here Of
losses on both sides, but they lacked
confirmation,
iIanlepool was shaken by the con
cussion Of the guns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
Two German Vessels.

Whitby, Eng, Dee. l6,-The German
warships were three miles off the Eng.
lish coast when they bombarded this
place today
There were two Of the vessels.
They opened fire shortly before .
a. m. and several Of their shells fell in
tho town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
Shells nron In Hartlepool.

West llnrlepool Eng. Dee lO.-A
number Of shells fired by German war
ships dropped in llartlepool this morn
ing The extent of the damage has not
yet been learned here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
Germans Fleeing.

London, Dee. ld,-Tho German cfuis.
ers which bombardcd several east coast
English towns were reported tonight
fleeing before the British scattering
mines in their wake to delay the pur.
auinp wnrghipy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
Eiuhteen Killed

Scarborough, Engo Dec, l6.-EiRhteen
persons were killed aud scyeral injured
by the German naval bombardmcnt OF
Scarborough today according 70 an an'
nouncement issued tonight by the au'
thorities, ..., Il.
houses which were struck by, shells
Fcw were hit by those which burst III
the street -, n.. A.,,
was fired panic reigned. People rushed
from their homes In terror, Ihele sa. wa.
a Wild stampede toward the farther
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

London Dec. l6.--Thot the British
fleet engaged in the pursuit OF the
Ccrmnn cruisers which bombarded
three English east coast towns today
hnd sunk two German vessels was re-
ported here this afternoon.
"A was sail the British fleet also SUI
fcrpd some damage. ,.
Tho admiralty did not confirm this
or scores Of other wmOrs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

London, Dec. l6,-0ne Of the shells
fired by German wurships into Hartle'
pool today was reported here to hay!
struck the postoffice aud wounded
three postal employees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

TWIVTTUTt .
For while the Germans directed
their fire at the wireless station They
missed IL but damaged many roofs in
its vicinity The roofs Of the sea bath,
ing hospital, tho parish church, All
Saints church and 81. Columbus church
were among those which suffered.
Street car service had to be aban'
doned because several shots struck the
overhead wires.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

London, Dee lG.--The English port
Of Whitby, as well as Scarborough and
lIartlepool, has been fired on by Ger
man warships IL was announced here
today, shortly following publication of
news Of tho first two bOmbardments.
The historic abbey at Whitby was
partly destroyed by the bombordment
there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16
ASTORIA HAS BAD FIRE.

Astoria, ore, Dee. lG.--A fire
In the business district here
thortly after noon today did
dnmppe estimated az $4,000.
A building, occupied ly the
Robinson Furniture company
was practically destroyed, aud
a thrco.story building in which
the Hart Drug company and the
tcydc hotel are located was
badly damaged. Two firemen,
C.. ls. Kcarney and Dick Daley
were severely burned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

one way to side,rack bad luck Is to
be prepared for H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-16

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
POST-OFFICE ORDERS
AND APPOINTMENT

GrabS o%sFS: liallfax COUNTY SA Ed a.
%na G. r%la"; o5a iyson Montgomery
Page County. John *. Mathews: Pal
mcr. Lancaster COUNTY. Thomas s
& T a %ssG GH"nS
land County. Lee u. PeId; Paytes. Spot
sylvania County, :; g. Paytes. Jr.;
poage; Post oak. Spotsylvania County.
/ Fannie y. rwy,nan: Potomac Mills.
Wcstmorclard County, Mrs. Frances IL.
kamey: Pouison, Accomac. Station T..
Byrd, Raimswood, Northumbcrland Will
liam ~ Jones. Regina, northumberland,
Iicnry IL; l'ittmnn; Rodophil. Amelia
berger. Frederick County, Charles NJ.
RoscnherScr: Samos, NiddlcseX County
Eugene y. Eurch; Saint DaNid's Church.
Shenandoah County, George X. Cola
day: Saltpctrc Cave. Botciourt County.
Joseph :. Pcrsinger: Shirley, Charles
city County. Alice Bransford; Shell,
Wilson: Stuhbs. Spotsyivamia County,
County. Julius +, Hughes; Sunlight,
Spotsylvania County. lillian L. Perry:
Tcmplcmau Cross Roads, WcstmorcIand
County. Robert l.. Parker: Timothy.
Thornburr h'% Sp Mts rrtet can iGi'" Mr
Lucy l.. Haisiop: Van buren, Furnace,
Shenandoah County. Clara J. OrndoriI;
Walker Ford. Amherst County, Jerome
A. iIcsson; Walkers. New Kent Comfy.
oscar L. Allen: Watkins. iialitaN Coun-
~. Enoch L. Snead; Wcstiand. l.ancas
TOP Grayson County. William {. Price;
Wilton. MiddlcscX County. Mrs Mary
|. Wolfe: ,Wolftrap:. Halifax County,
Norman A. ThaXt9n; zacata, Wcstmore
land County. William 7. Henderson:
Zepp, Shenandoah County, john Lock-
stampfcr.
The following postmastcrs in vir-
continued in some instances no one
TOOK the examination; iii others none
secured the necessary 20 per cent, and
In others circumstances existed which
make IT necessary 10 put OFT a pcrna-
nent appointment:
Ammon. Amelia County. William D.
Hammer: Church View. Mildlcsex Coun-
~, Jonathan 5. Richardson; Frank
town: Northampton County. 9. c. Bell:
Harriston, Augusta County, Philip Il.
Wesley A. Bloxom; Mint Springs, All
eusta County. Christian r. Rosserman;
M1,,oa,e ,. Accomac County. William
y. Mrs. Nellie =. Gresham; Shadyside,
Southampton County, David c. Kellam:
Ii;,aSTieW. Northampton County. John
tty. william d. Pointer: Bowles Wharf
Essex County, Colin y. Garrett; cluster
springs. Hal!fa% County. John T.
County. Thomas 9. simmons; inrra a =
Halifax County, Miss Sallio H. Ingram:
Isle OF Wight. Isle of Wight Countu.
N'ttcr - HhSiSh' Nelson. Mecklcn-
nurS county, Anderson II. Nelson: Net
tlcridpe, Patrick County. Sue 4. Hvl,on:
Fort Haywood. Mathews County Thos.
NJ. Miles; Savage. Surry County. vii
nam -. Rogers; Stewartsvillc bedford
county Miss Mary i. Nichols; Suthcr-
land, Dinw!ddie County. Alban j. Suth-
The following have been tcmporarily
dcS Gnatrd: 80
Belle Haven, Accomac County. John
" smith Dewitt, Dinwildie County.
Mrs. Edwina Boisseau; Goochland,
GoochIand county. Carroll ~ Gath
right: Sycamore, .PittsNlvunia COUNTY.
John w Massce
Elijah Gardner has been appo;nt.d
County. Va. " 80"
Elmer T. Ayre has been appointed
rural carrier at clifton station, Va.
c. H. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
TODAY WILL FIND
MANY OUT OF WORK
Operators Decide to Close Mines
Pending Agreement on
Wage Scale.

Philadelphia, April l0--Bccausc the
soft coal operators and miners OF tho
central Pennsylvania district could nor
agree on wage dispute, practically
AL OF tho mines Of thar region will be
closed by the operators after the end
OF the days work tomorrow. and viii
remain closed until the miners union
Gi.0oO men vii! be thrown out OF work.
This decision was reached here to-day
at u conference OF operators. members
al the Central Pennsylvania Iiitumln-
Gus coal Operators Association The
decision 80 close the mines, however
::as not taken by tho association it
self. but by fort! -two Of it's members
who were al one mimi, that the col
licrios should bc smut down during the
controversy Thirty-four operators
were present at the session. and only
t"O of them We're AGAINST suspension
one Of the latter said Mls mine was
flooded by some water. and That he
was compelled to continue operations
80 protect lis collicri,s There were
ten operators unable to attend the con-
ference. who sent ia their proxies to be
used i'm any action that the ina jority
present authorized. This Increased the
number in favor OF suspension to for
ty-two.
IT IS believed that about $1,000 miners
will hc temporarily thrown out OF
Worl. by the suspension Of the mines.
The association members HAY. deal
in@s with about 32.0o0 union men. and
nounniOn men In the district total
about rs many more. I, IS not antici :
pnted that many o, tho ,lomunlon
miners Will work during the suspcu
Siufl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
NJ ADOO AUTHORITY
GIN W0MAN'S DRESS
s.crs;arv OF Treasury Is Aiding
Miss Wilson in Select
.no TN.,.,ee>o,,
inS Trousscau.
rspecia,,o The Times Dispatch

iSICNlll TO The Times Dispatch.
washington. April lo.--Sccretsry Mchdoo
VII 30 10 Wlita sulphur Springs tomorrow,
where Miss Eleanor Wilson is spending
i:astcr with the President and Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Margaret Wilson. |; Is expect Ell
tNAt Miss Eleanor Wilson VIII return 10
Washington on Monday with President VII
con ana secretary McA.ooo in time to play
hostess TO lit;ie Salue McAdoo and nun.-
bcr .: children invited 20 view tho ess-roll-
Ina from ;hc south pcruco OF The White
secretary McAdoo visited florist to-day
ana ordered Easter flowers sen, 20 Mrs WI
son Miss Margaret Wilson. and. OF course
MISS Eleanor Wilson.
q un authority OH woman's dress as well ~
finances. lie j. taking an active part I'm the
selection OF Miss Eleanor Wilson's rous-
BESIDES number Of selections which Miss
Wilson and Secretary MCAdoo made on Miss
wilson recent shopping trip 10 New York;
and lihts haNo hccu forwarded to ;he White
Npuse. SECRETARY McAdoo AMI Miss Wilson
have spent hours going over thcni.
u-y Department. Secretary MCAdoo slips ont
oi ;he side door 80 tho Side entrance of the
Whfc llouse which has come TO H. known
P-esiIeui Wilson s barred from all The
..Iucry concentrations between Mrs Wilson
au5 her daughter. hut Secretary Mchd"o IL
sc.reiary NJ Adoo recently commented on
tue h,.Ity az gown worn 10y Washing
ton so. ley 'cadcg at the theatre. Miss
NNsnn aud he drew sketches Of the. gown
90 tnp edge -: their programs. and with
some improvements the design j. said 20
hav" Been Included IN tho trousseau The
Is Having the finishing touches put on In
SOW Nu.E !; rs made Of white satin with
tue Same creamy tiHEr the hcuttifiIl
Nealinr gown - Mrs. Francis BoWes Sa>r"
Anu has long tuuiC and bodice OF tullc
h-.l lacc shallow ova! neckline ana long
tsL' sleeves, which fall well Over the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
iSpccial 10 Tho Times Dispatch. 7

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
Waslinstcn - G., April lO..Thc
been appointed rs y result of the ex-
aminalions taken in February: Crab
Bottom. Highland county. Abram d.
! a. Barrett Fairfield. Itockhridgc Coun-
~, Eima H. i'lippe; Greenville. Augusta
County. Earle H. Shniiz; Stuarts Draft.
land; Swoopc, Augusta County. Ilous-
ton 4. McClung; Natural 3iuI, "a
ton Rockbridgc County, Edward T..
ihiarser; Grant, Gray.son County. viii
County. Dandridgc w. Marston: Gla-
morgan Wise County, Nathan H. sal
yer; iiubhnrds Springs. Lee County,
James NJ. Weston; Osaka. Wise County,
l.ennic H. Witt; lioda, Wise County.
Mark L. liilsorc.
The following postmasters have
passed the examinations. found to he
satisfactory 10 the Congrcssmcn and
continued permanently: flu.,
Han. Louisa County. Percy
kaphine, i;ockur,dge County. William
G. McCormick: bona, Lee County,
County. Don +. Young: Dunton. Ian
caster County. Guthrie X. Dunton;
punnvent. SpotsS ly"nia County, Nellie
l.. Blankcnbalcr; Earnest. York Coun-
~. George w. Amery. Jr.: Era. Din
widdic County, Robert II. Lewis Finch
vile Spotsylvania County. Bessie l..
al
County. Rosa 6. Zones; Gaylord Clarke
County. George W. Cooley: tictz, Shen-
himdoaG Count. William J. Getz; Good
vania County. John fl. SWIFT; Creek.
Grayson County. Mrs. Halle l.. Alex
ander GrinelS. MiddlcseX County
James G.. Grinels: Haden, Botetourt
County. Mrs Fanny w IIadcn; Hal
sieads Point. Warwick County. John
N. NniEhi; ii1nnony. HalifaH County.
~
sex county. Thomas Y. Lawson; Har-
pcrsrliIe. Warwick County. {. l.. IIar-
per; Hepners. Shenandoah County.
I'"Nlu iiepner; iilnnom. WcstmOrcla nd
Westmorelnnd County Floyd c. Coates;
iiouchins montgomery County, Ellis r..
Thomas r. bland; Jcffs. York County.
Winton s. Dryden; Jones Store. spot
Syirania County. Geo. W. Jones; Kolbs,
W@ Isl elan. County' Dora E. Thomas;
Lara; Northumberland County. Prince
=: Thomas; Lantz Mills. Shenandoah
COUNTY, Edward NJ. Glenn; Lavender,
Ieavells. Spotsylvania County, Mrs.
Maggie $. stephens: Liberty Furnace.
IIhnema,ndoah County, Sarah G. Sine:
Rock; Lively, Lancaster County. Roh-
ert O. Norris: Logan. Spotsylvania
County. Mrs. Flossie @. Harding: Lyells.
h NdchTond Tonnty; WILLIAM r. ONO;
County James T. Jackson: Malvern
I'm. Charles CITY County, John NJ. Gill;
hraska l.. Sell; Marso. Spotsylvania
County phillp H. Lewis: Mar<sville.
I'aGe County. Hubert l.. Koontz; Ma,yc,
Snotsyivania County. Mary l.. Mills:
Mat"aCa. Chesterfield County. Joscph
:. Kitchen; Mayo. Halifax County, John
;. Foot; Moon. Mathews County. WI
liam j. Calls: MooreS Store. Shenan-
dohh County, Benjamin l.. Wierman:
Mulberry Island. Warwick County. Ber-
nard T.. Hutchins. Tokomis. Northum-
bcriand County, samuel L. Barnes:
Norma Westmorc!a County, James
|. jenkins; odd. York County. Sarah +.
Hunt: Bent creek. Appomatto1 Coun
~, Mrs. Ida t. Marks; Big River. Au-
gust" County. Samuel j. Ramsey
browns store. northumberland Coun
". John II. Edwards Flnchlcy, Neck
lcnbure County. Sydnor {. Barnett;