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The Washington times., 1914-01-19
SYLVESTER ARRESTS
MOTORIST IN CRASH
charles Moore's Car Rams
HerdiC in Which the Police
Head Is Riding.

NajoEr Sylvester, Superintendent OF
oIice, was on his way TO his Office in
- District building this morning when
herdic automobile in which he was
ling on Fifteenth street was ramned
an automobile driven by Charles j.
loore, OF lS2s L street northwest. The
7cident occurred at l. street. The acci-
INT was of a trivial nature, although
j caused considerable excitement
: noug passengers in the herdic.
Major Sylvester lost no time. in get
1 " out of the vehicle. Stepping up to
Aloore. the major asked him-if he didn' t
lpow he had been Violating the traffic
guiations.
1t wasn't my faux, though" Moore
: cplied, my brake refused to work"
Well I'm the Superintendent of
Ulice, and you're under aFrestj,' the
rajor. told him.
Moore invited the major to get in tie
utomobie with him, and the major ac-
I lmpanied Moore-or Moore accom-
anied the major-to headquarters,
where charge of violating the traffic
equations was made. Moore deposited
so collateral for his appearance in
olice Court tomorrow. Major Syives-
Ter appeared as complainant and officer.
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Police Court Record

United States Branch, Judge Push-Charles
J. WrenI, Larceny, dismissed at request Of
f, lpisiaaHt; Horace Thompson, 1880 Fifth
3 Get northwest threats, dismissed, insult
Z lent evidence; Louis E. Wood, assault, s.,
} rgfcited; Hobart Cunningham, 2oe Indiana
= euue northwest, unpaid board bill, dis
q -sed at request of complainant; Razzie W.
= or'les. i211 Six-aud-a-half street southwest.
paid board bill, dismissed, not justified;
tues Brown, speeding automobile in park,
o. forfeitod; Fred Peterson, permitting
- ming on premises. 50, forfeited; James
Jsh foTEcry, bound over 10 grand jury;
, .iN-id. Reuben. larceny, trial January 20;
omas Garner, depreciation Of property,
.,guud oHer TO grand jury; Charles d. Drew,
charges of lanoeuy, personal bond taken;
n ilIiam Henry Turner, carnal knowledge,
al January e; Mamie Morris, alias Mamie
Nnderson. four charges OF larceny. 564 days
jail; Norman Parker, assault, $50 fine
60 days John L. Rowan, assault s.,
afcitee; Leon Catcher. carrying dead
On Catcher. assault, dismissed; Ralph o.
Ills II street northwest, embezzlement,
a. isi Ja.iuary "a; Louise Burton, assault, s.
rc or 10 DAYS; Alice Jackson, assault, =
.irc or l. days; Sallic johnson, assault, dis
Missed; Lille Turner, assault dismissed.
District Branch, Judge Mullowny-Edward
burning, speeding automobile, SO, for
9ited; Henry W. Zeh, speeding automobile,
s. forfeited; Edwin La Fetra. speeding
.lutomobiie. s, forfeited; Clifton ROsemond,
Itomebile mulfler ut cut, s., forfeited:
J rank Neimer. unlicensed automobile, s.,
surfelted; Frank Weiiner. coIiding, with Pc
destrian. ss5, forfeited; Henry Black, violat-
ing automobile regulations, 80 forfeited:
Hans j. Nelson, disorderly- conduct, s. fine
or s. days; William ]. Mckenzie, s., forfeit
cd: Joseph 4. McMuilsn. s., forfeited: Harry
Jackson. disorderly conduct s.. forfeited;
VILE lIorn, indecent exposure, So forfeited;
aHlcs Gallagher. dsorderly conduct. sS.I for
ted Joshua Green, 5isorderIy conduct, s.
muc or l. days; Clarence Bctts. disorderly
rnduct. s. fine or 10 days: Roland =. Bark
o.. speeding motorcycle. personal bond: Ed
ard Murray, violating automobile rsSuls-
Ouz, personal bond talcn; Margaret Win
IN, diSorderiy conduct s. fine or Is days:
Gorge 9. Cole, disordeTly conduct, s. fine
-' l. dsys; Theodore Grant, speeding auto
- pbile, So forfeited; Patrick J. Banazhan.
."'atlng hack law. s.. forfeited: William
c-i.ran. cisorderiy assembly. S. forfeited;
,gGert Ellis disorderiy assembly. s.. for
rlfcu; James Hall. violating police Tegula-
'orE. % forfeited; Henry SiSseiman, uu-
. ',ensed motorcycle. S. forfeited: Luke Car
oil violating police regulations. 81. for
rtiedi Henry Talbot disorderly conduct S.
grfciled. Samuel Smith. disorderIy In thea
. or. 81. forfeited: Edgar willia,hs. rs Car
-1Ii street southeast. disordeTly conduct dis
'ssed: ". J. Donaldson. violating hack
lew. dismissed. - -
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Deaths.

Virginia C. Seymour, 81 years. f74s K
street northwest
Emma j. Reed. 70 years. 1901 Twelfth
street northwest
Henry Bechtei. ss years. Garfield Hoe
pital.
Byron A. Browne, q years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
place northwest
John Green. 81 years. I'll New York
avenue.
Martin e. Carson. 81 years, 1879 Third
street northwest
Sarah M. Armstrong, 81 years Toron-
TO apartments northwest
Ellen Feeney, 70 years. I1S2 Twenty
fifth street northwest
Virginia l. Belt. AZ years, e8s Irving
street northwest.
Margaret T. HoIIeran. 81 years. f1se
Twenty fifth street northwest-
Arthur s, Chase, 40 :sears, Tuberculosis
Hospital.
Daniel 7. Mgpcey, IS years. 6a NJ street
northwest.
Charles F. KEYS, 81 wears. Emergency
Hospital.
Harry l. Burdette. IS yca7s. 10 Fifth
street northeast.
Charles B. Godfrey, sS years, National
Homeopathic Hospital
Deborah c. Bowling, 80 years. Central
Heights. d. C.
Jane a E, Miles. L years. 1s1 .cOiam-
Alfred whiting. a years. Ss.L street
southwest.
Jacob saunders. s5 years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Bessie Wilson. 75 years. ss Twenty
Samuel A. L. Howard. a years. 1szi
Fourth street northwest
SeleBa Chapman, 81 years, 1S15 Tenth
street northwest
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Vital Records.
Births.


castor o. and Emma j. Williams sirI
Charles and .BeuIsh Satterffcld. boV.
George L. and Pearl L. Stefger.s rIrl
Robert Fl. and Fannie as. Ryan, girl
Joseph l. and Lillian Kefauver. ,riri.
Ihomas L. and Martha e. lfcMurrsy.
girl. - .-s.f
John F. and Nellie A. Ltsnnani,S boy.
Frederick and Ida Leeknter. girl.
Charles and Pettromela e. johnson,
James L. and Lulu Clark, boy.
Amos Is. and Clara BI. Cole, xirf.
Roman j. and Anna NJ. Conrad. boy.
angelo and Gluseppina CeccareiH, rirl.
Charles G. and Nellie Burton, girl.
Jonn "A. and Laura NJ Breen, hos.
Arthur and Ada Randall, boy.
Frederick and Lottie Anderson. xfrI
bernard and Margaret West, girl
Won and Annie Schenick. boy.
Jonn and Jessie Sebastian, girl
Robert II. and Carrie " Poore. bov.
Edwin 5. and Margaret s. Trey, Eiri.
LOUIS b. and Frances l. Bradford. boy.
Jonn A. and Mary z. Bolts, boy.
Clarence and Nettfe Allen, girl
AIonza and Mary Wright, girl.
James and Marie Temparou. girl
frank and AnnabelI SorreIi. hoy.
Andrew and Alma Smith. boy.
willie and Artie Reynolds, boy.
" MMiIIlam and Lucinda Gaskins, girl
coward and Emma Campbell. giri.
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AUCTION SALES
Thomas J. owen d son, Auction;

by virtue Of a certain decd OF trust dated
August 70. 1912. and duly recorded in Iiber
10, s15S, loiio ct SEQ. OF the land records
Of the District OF Columbia. and tho re-
quest VI the party secured by said deed Of
ttust, and party to a certain agreement with
the Arlington Hotel Company, dated August
~, 1872, and recorded on the same day IN
LbeT No. S56S, foliO ct seq. Of the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia, the under
signed trustees Will sell at puolic auction IN
front OF the premises on THURSDAY, the
twenty ninth cay Of January. A. u. 1874 at
III O'Clock a. IN, tho following described land
and premises. situate IN the city OF Washing
ton, District Of Columbia, and designated as
and being all of original los one az. eleven
Q1D, twelvE u2I, thirteen 40. fourteen uD,
hiteen tl5D, sixteen 80. seventeen ~. and
eighteen uS). in square Two hundred t3OOD.
Also part Of original l1t eight o.. IN said
tho following mctcs. and bounds, viz: Be
ginning for the game at the southeast corner
eight (SO feet; one-half G=l OF an inch. to
a CoTner OF said lot eleven nD, thence west
twenty-five t2jJ feet; thence south twenty
eight CeSD feet, one-halr 90 Of an inch. TO
the south line OF said lot eight 80; thence
east twenty-five (:5J feet TO the point OF be-
ginning. ........,.
The said original lot fourteen 90. also be-
Ing designated As and embraced in lots nine
teen u9 TO t%enty-two t22l. both inclusive
two hundred t2Oob as Der plat recorded I'm
ILbcr W. F.. folio lsiiz. Of the records Of the
Office OF the Surveyor OF the District OF Co
TERMS OF SALE-The property will
BE- offered for sale as a whole. OF the
PURCHASE money, not exceeding seven
hundred thousand dolars' 800 O0Ol or
any part thereof. may remain on the
property. to be evidenced by the note
or notes Of the purchaser OF. purchas-
'ers. payable on or before January l.
1917. with interest at ; per cent from
the day of sale, payable gemiannuaIIy
on June ! ard December Of each year
and secured by free and unencumbered
first deed OF trust on the property sold.
the balance of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. or the entire purchase
price may be paid in cash, at the option
of the purchaser A deposit of $4,000
in cash. bank draft or certified check
acceptable TO the trustees and payable
to their order, will be required at the
time of sale. Taxes adjusted to day OF
sale. All conVeyanCing. recording, &C.,
at cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale to
be complied with within 30 days from
day of sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property,
at the risk and cost of the deCaulting
purchaser. after ten davs' advertise
ment of such resale in some newspaper
or newspapers published in Washing
ton, D. c.
Adds E. BROWNE,
1512 II st. n. w.
FREDERICK l.. CHAPLIN,
Hibbs Building.
TRUSTEES.
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The Fire Record

4:3O o. m, Sunday, box 434-Residence
500 T. street southwest, SIS.
9:l0 p. m, Sunday, pox C49- residence
1j5 Tennessee avenue l0TtheaSt, SO.
1874 a. m., box 2S3-Suilding, 1440 p
street northwest, no damage.
2:47. a. m, box ST-Reslde:ice sic Gal
latin street northwest, $3.50
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Marriage Licenses

OF Washington.
J. P2i,sS,,s Dixon Avery and Marie n. steIff. OF
Washington.
Washington. -
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Saws Quick Lunch Aids Sin

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-If you want TO
20 TO heaven, shun the quick lunch,
Y. NJ. c. 4. Physical Director WeIse-
miller declares hurry-up "eats" aid the
devil in conquering the weak.
The Washington times., 1914-01-19
DEATHS

PARKER-Ou sundIy. January IS. 1874 a.
s:s p. m, GEORGE w, husband. Of EIiz-
.abeth Parker
Funeral services at his late residences.
lSzS Rtggs street. at 10 a. r.. Wedfesdav
January "a Relatives and frieads Invited
Internent private.
WHEELER-on January ~. 1914. At .s:s5
a M, at his residence lS55 Calvert street
northwest, GEORGE WATSON WHEEL
Err. aged sixfy-forr beloved husb1nd =,
Mary Elizabeth wheeler
Funeral Foundry Methodist Chunrh.
.Luesday' January 20. at $50 .. n Frisnds
laorristown. Boston, and Baltimore pa
pers please copy)
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MOTORCYCLES

SECOND-ILAND MOTORCA CLES.
A FEW GUARANTEED Slightly USED
MACHINES LEFT WHICH CAN
BE BOUGHT TAT BARGAINS
Indian Twin. 1872 ...,......................3 500
indisn. single, 2-specd ..............-......SleS
Harley Da yidsOn. all mOdels.
G.celsiOrs. all InUdels.
HaN erford. 1871 .-...............> SO
Flanders. 1872 ........-......... So
s25 10 $50 CASH. BALANCE 10 SUIT.
BERRYMAN & WILLIAMS
Main sISG. sI2 sth st. n w.
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LOST AND FOUND

BILL HoLDER-GentIeman folding; SAT-
urday; containing money and check; name
printed on folder. Reward Il returned 10
J. n. WEIGH, 726 18th st. y. W.
HEAVY GOLD, CHAIN with Iocket attached.
on Saturday. January IL. Reward at S42S
Oakwood Terrace.
LHDY'S PoCKETBooK containing about
a2S, on New York ave. between 18th and
18th sts., Friday evening, o'clock. Reward
at S14 Union Trust Building.
SIGNET RING-''L: W. So Return to 4Oy
Sd st. n. w. Liberal reward.
UMBREIsLA-GoId handle: monogram L. =.
T.; lost on Chevy Chase car on 7th St,
between ana 4 in afternoon Friday. Re
turn to 1856 Han9wha at e. c. D. C.
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FOR RENT-0FFIcES

TWO large rooms. suitable for architect
patent attorney. or photographer: also sew
eral smaller rooms: buildings are modern
and central. and rents are reasonable Ap-
ply OLIVER METZEROTT. 11o-I113 Il St 1
The Washington times., 1914-01-19

FOR RENT-514 z st. N e.. 1-story brick
dwelling: modern plumbing; 10 rooms and
bath; within a few blocks Of Union Station,
Govt Printing Onice, new p. o., Congress
slonal Library, and House ouice Bldg. Rent
$3.50. Apply to J. w. PILLING, 14le b
ct. n. w
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

o.. ACCOUNT Of irc will sell one work
horse gray. IS years old. with new work
Esrncss slgj Or 7-ye1r bay, SO: sound ana
splendid condition BEDELL MFG. Co. SIS
- sl y. W. 10
FOR SALE-TeH head Of horses and mares
richt out OF hard work: uIarc in IvdI-
CaiI north Bido Of Ia. ave. Tear fS5.
FF z us. s R.ss n 'isT r. ~. s:.' Y. 'S' ~1'
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SPECIAL NOTICES


NOIICE Is hereby given that, at "a meeting
OF ihe stockholders OF the Velvet Cleanser
Scnpany. a corporation created and organ
i.ed under the laws Of the state OF West
virginia, held al WashinsloH ID. c. the
leth cay OF December. 1913. the following
resolutions were adopted:
hcsolFed tkat the Velvet Cleanser Con-,
pany, =. corporation created and organizer
Gpuer the laws Of the state Of west VrSinia
uoeS hcrepy discontinue business as a cor
pSI~uon and surrenders TO said state us
St9e Slsate ana corporate franchises. And US
ooSTd OF directors is authorized to proceed
70 immediately close out the affairs OF the
Further resolved that the president OF this
corporation cause notice OF the adoption OF
the Foregoing resolution to be published in
s Soine newspaper o. general circulation, puo-
isHSu near the principal office or place o.
oIslhess OF this corporation. once "A week
lof Tour successive weeks: and that he certify
nese resolutions TO the secretary OF state OF
INC inc state OF West Virginia, and deliver to
hiIg % a certificate showing the publication OF
sald notice as provided by law
uary, 1914.
II. c. ALLEN.
Vice President of said Corporation.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
January 10th, 1914. In accordance with Sec
tion . OF the Charter the annual meeting Of
tne shareholders Of The Washington Gas
Light Company for the election Of Directors
and for such other business as may properly
come before said meeting will be held at the
9thee OF the COMPANY, Nos. n3-n7 10Th St
n: w. MONDAY. February End. 1914, at y
CLOCK noon. The polls will be open from
Il o clock noon to O'Clock p. NJ.
WILLIAM B. ORME. Secretary.
ARTHUR ]. HoUGHToN
Will give personal attention TO mail orders
Tor rernaking mattresses, repairing furniture.
painting interior or exterior.
PHONE NJ 1851. 625 + ST. N. w.
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CoIOREn TENANrs

CoLORED TENANTS.
aSl Eio. av.,n,b. $500 1157 Sth NV, 6r..i6.Jo
3s7 Mo. ay, Tor. b.I0.Oc 40 @ nw., 5r...16 so
172s 9Th nw,Sr, 81 sol $50 Nj. ay NV, or 80
$40 10th NV sr b. %. .50 20g7 vi aY nv 6r Is %
40 1 ne, 1ir,b...-.2S.J0 1913 9Th sc. r....12 %
7l9' 4th NV, 7r,b. 2. sol 1876 MOn'lo av me- II. 80
l23s NV. 6r,b... .22.5el2s G sne...........II00
170S ith NV, 6r... 10 81 I496 Jackson ne. 10 90
615 l. NV, sr.b... 1870 1874 I'd Sc, 5r......e.50
74l I'd NV, Sr... S.5 1l3I Reeds ct. nw.S.50
244 Bryant dst h,I7.5.
EDWARD p. SCHws.RTZ, 624 ''F' y. w.
FOR RENT-To satisfactory coIored tenant.
nearly new brick house; rooms and bath;
front porch; near Lincoln Park: SIS. Ap-
ply 1913 Mass. ave. s. L.
S1s.50-MODERN 7-rooTn and bath brick;
front and rear porches; Ingraham st. NV.
near Ga. ave. car. cAYwOOD & GAR
RETT. 123l N. Y. ave.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORkINGMEN-In many homes in this
city the man who knows would buy no
where except in this store must be there's
big value fnc slightly used s;sits and
good quality oyercoats s. to SIC big value
here; one price JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6f9 ID
CARPET CLEANING; sanitary process; also
rug weaving. OLD LAUREL ECLIPSE.
309-31l 10Th ST. s. w. Main S26l-M
RUGS WOVEN like new. guaranteed ) years:
carpet cleaning. OLD LAUREL ECLIPSE
30s-31l 10th st. ). W. Main S2J4-M
FOR REST-EIectTic and hand vacuum
cleaners: 81 per day up. THE NATIONAL.
phone Main l6S-
S-PIEcE psrlor suites upholstered in tapes
try, 50 up. Free delivery; satisfaction. Acme
UphoI Co.. " II st. \. W. Line. 2SS5-M
ONLY up-to-date TuII dress and tuxedo suits
for hire. NJ T. PINES. Merchant Tailor
zoos Tth ST. ". W. Phone Main 52lB.
n H PHILPITT. Reliable Umbrella and
ParasoI Maker. Repairing and Recovering
CTayenette. gloria. and silk. 81. sOI L u Nv
McCRAY EiSEREGERATORS
And cooling Rooms Have NJ Equal
McCRAY REFRIGERATOR co. GIL r y. W
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MONEY no LOAN on Maryland DsUpsrIy
S6N eli fssI. y. W..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE near 18th and f. NV.
receipts Sl40 per month; see this
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FOR ,RBNT-SSO ELM ST. NJ w.
rooms and bath; in good condition: rent
5000 to a desirable colored tenant.
MOORE HILL. INC, 1902 H ST. y. w.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

HOUSE PAINTER, paperhangxr. plasterer.
kalsominer wants work; room papered, s.;
painted. 81. 40. +. GOLDBLATT, gO3 22nd NV
BARBER-CoIored. in, frst-class shop. 4ol
Fl ST. y. w.
HONEST. sober young man. CleTE in stand
ia hotel Lobby or any like concern Parker
Building. Apart. 100. l.
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BUSINESS places of all kinds ana sizes at
bargain prices l. rooming houses. hotels,
groceries all over The city; cigar stores. tne-
aters, anything you want. See US before
puyinS or selling, we give you a square deal.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
EaruaIe

SIENoGIAPHER-C woman wants
position; or in hotel or boarding house
BOX 4A. Times offce -
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WILL EXCHANGE a 25-room boarding house
tor equity or B-Foom house.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS. 913 n. Y. ave.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

WANTED-PerSons 20 prepare for civil serV-
ice e2aminations; private and confidential
lessons at reasonable rates. WOODS CON-
MERClAL SCHOOL. 81 E Capitol 81.
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FOR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE your farm Tor city home.
JOHN &. SLATER.
1910 q st. y. W
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ON THE THORoUGHFARE between the
North and South, in the valley OF Vir-
gtnia. Address z. o. BOX 3o1, Woodstock
va.
y GARAGE, with or without chauffeur quar-
ters' fur. or unfur. l350 Girard st. ". w
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
Ban Put on Smoking.

Washington, March 9.-In ealing
up his resolution to prohibit smokil. "
during executive sessions OF the Sen
ate and in cloak rooms. Senator Till
man this afternoon made explanatory
comment which interested and
amused the galleries to such an ex-
tent that the Vice President had to
check their applause. The resolution
was adopted almost unanimously
without roll call
The Senator addressed his col
leagues for perhaps fifteen minutes.
explaining that previous to his illness
four years ago the smell OF tobacco
had not affected his health, but that
ever since then he had been unable
to endure it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
MAY RETURN AFTER so YEARS.
Interesting Letter from IL Son OF For
mer Prominent OCOnee Citizen.

The following letter was received
recently by Capt. S. K. Dendy and
will be read with interest by many,
especially the older citizens Of this
section, many of whom remember The
father Of the writer, Rev. Tyre b.
Mauldin, who surveyed and plated
the town of Walhalla when the town
was originally planned. Mr.. Mauldin,
the son, is now quite an aged man.
bcing an old Confederate soldier and
a pcnSiOner in Mississippi.
The Letter.
WayneSborO, Miss, Feb 23.-S
X. Dendy, Esq.-Dear Old Friend:
After a long delay, am again
prompted to write. Don't know Just
where nor how to begin another let
ter to you. 1t will be impossible for
me to write a letter that will interest
you as your letters have interested
me, as you told me SO many things
OF interest and mentioned so many
folks, both dead and Livingstone
that | had forgotten until you wrote
their namcS--and there are some you
did not mention that would be glad
to know of. BY my delay am
afraid you do not think | am CRATE
ful to you for the recommendation
you gave me. but | assure you that
am. The Pension Board was glad to
get the letter you wrote Mr.. BOdie-
not that | would have been discOn.
tinucd as a penSioncr, but they were
glad to know Of me as Confederate
soldier. After my boys all left me
! had, of course, to help my children
to start off in the wOrld--it looked
somewhat gloomy to me, and | ap-
piled for pension of disability, as
you know | had a severe wound and
it gives me some trouble now, so |
was getting SIS a year, which helped
an old fellow along. | still get it,
and don't know Of any reason why
should not continue to do so.
viii tell you something Of my sit
uation. Our last daughter married
last October andC that leaves myself
and wife alone. We have two
horse farm and are making a living
by hard work. am in good health,
and cultivate n one-horse farm my
self with little help. We have a
good, healthy little home here in the
pineywoods. My wife, however, is in
delicate health.
This is known as Southeast Mis-
sssippi, so, miles south of Meridian
and 90 miles north Of Mobile, Ala
This is delightful climate. We have
the Gulf breeze here, which keeps the
summer from being so hot, and we
are so far south that we do not have
much cold weather. We have chill
dren living near us. We live six
miles from our county site, which is
WaynesborO. We are on rural
route, have rural telephone system
in our house and can talk to nearly
all of our children any time. We
have long distance connection also,
and | take a daily paper, which is
put in our box every morning at 9
O'Clock. So you see we are in the
world yet.
Since receiving your good letters |