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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

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,rssedJ aud paihSs fuashsd the chit
rsEo pnsioflcr Tassday hlghl Wheh
Tho bfsl mail from Han FTAnsiseo a..
rect sInce thp sartqaAhs uas received
Tie zach con ;AIbsd several ih0asaha
eomH,sn,esilohA from the ere suffer
ere "a Chicago Relatives and irissds
rhsr vsrs vFi,.sA on shFsas Ut vSap
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

Sacramento. Calf Aprtl - Mr. n
A CrU;hsts. progfiotO ~ tbs SAs
FfaneiscD Bulletin. arrived Ia saers
msh,o TBstfay aiEh, tie said Ne
L1s; everything ls his hone ., ios
Bash street ~h~rs Sev- eoISeciss .
VaIaAbis mass - uaAhasertsss AK ofaes
aIficies ssl1eEinE 70 tas late NJ Ia
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27
Three Bodies Found In Ruins.

San Francisco. April 2G--The bod
les OF three men and one woman were
found among he ruins in the burned
district Tuesday. One Of them, which
Is idsnuhed ~ that Of John Hynes,
was found At Eighteenth and Kentucky
streets. Hynes met death BY dCOWn'
Ing, The remains Of another man
we're found in the ruins ~ the South
ern Pacific building. and those of en-
other at $50 Pirst avenue The body
OF the women was found ., sixth AID
Townsend streets None Of the three
could be Identified
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27
MIs.Ino psntlst Has sesn Located.

Sparlanburg = C.. April 2G--Ur Os.
car Nichols, who.o disappearance
from Euorcc created considerable" ~.
element week ago, and who It was
thought at the time had been murder.
81 aud hts body thrown In the rlyct
has been located b, the receipt ~ \
iolcr from him addressed 'oA momher
81 his family Ito r. somewhere IN
Tennessee. though AZ what point II
not known. ~ tho mlsslye Was mailed
on n railway mail car d. Nichols
SAYS he Is well AMI con'cnled, but as
signs no roaaon Tor bis leaving home
lhls b. ia some dogtco solves mSH
tory that has puzzled The people OF
Euorco, whore Dr Nichols prac'iccd
dentistry and where hs lyrd With hiA
family. consisting Ut wife aad two
grown daughters.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

III PAso. Ten. April 20 FL Paso
bids fair To become oTsrrun with San
Francisco refugees Every trala ls
bringing many pssaiIsss Rssugsss. the
relief committee Furnishing them free
transportation Il may bs bscsssary
TO raise fuAas 90 help tAem The
Maccabess started . movement Tues
day among eli the TsIss fodGss o,
that orasg 70 assist The San Francisco
members q the order The fund uIIi
% cent TO the camp commander
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27
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Hsbga-arr. claiming ~ b. he hc,sd 81
ne 'iAsiBr cathour Church. ana
sanss Throughout ths Ssst a. . IA
vice b-s.sS Fsaghsd asTs tuesday
alSfe,s,s fi-elbs 'fHn aAh FVAAeisco
o. ati D. T~afs1 bis satiss family
~as be, shi i1Ai no halt The eOrVoss
- 'hs alsaatsf Save been Fsboftsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27
WORK OF RESTORATION
ALREADY UNDER WAY
plans For Reconstruction Are
+ Being Rapidly Drawn.
NEW CITY TO De GREATER ONE
Streets Are Being Cleared for Traffie
Numerous Street Car Lines Ready
} For Operation, and Rapid Head~ay
/ 10 Being Made In Repairing Maine.

70 bein0 Mauo IN hepa'TIn9 ma'hs'
San Francisco. April 26.-It was a
week Wednesday since this city was
visited by an earthquake, which laid
low the metropolis Of the Pacific coast
and started a connagration unequalled
In the history OF this country.
Although the ruddy glow OF the dy.
ing embers OF the great fire still night
ly illuminate the sky, the work Of
restoration Is already we'll under way.
Plans for the construction Of The
new buildings to replace those destroy.
ed by earthquake and flames are rap
ndly being drawn and work on some
bof them will begin as soon as the ruins
Lof the old buildings are cold. Many
Iof the new planned buildings are on a
parger scale than those licked up by
the flames, giving promise that from
the ashes will rise new San Francis
lco, greater and more beautiful than
the old
In addition to the large force OF men
and teams already at Work, about 81
ksams OF government mules were put
10 work Tuesday hauling away the
debris Several more streets were
lelcared for traffic. numerous street car
Hines are ready for operation, while the
repairing OF the water mains and the
work Of restoration OF. the gas and
electric systems Is making rapid head
way Work on taking down and re
building the ferry tower began Wed
tuesday.
The exodus from the city continues
All day Tuesday a constant stream OF
men, women and children, afoot an
,on every conceivable vehicle, wended
fheir way down Market and Mission
streets toward the ferries
4 little bundle on a stick carried
over the shoulder represented all the
worldly possessions Of some; Others
had grips, and baskets, and a great
khnAnv had saved trunks and furniture
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

boaIob. AprIl 20 The fourth annual
msstluE ~ the New EnEishd Co,lon
Manufacturer association asasmblsd
Wednesday al he MaaAsbut"ita IN
sti'u's ~ ,sehbnlosy ipI two days
ss.slon Tho pfcssnca ~ r1mmla
slpu fepfssF allhG pFJDlnrn, EhGilsh
splansfs wha have rpmc ~ this roam
~ a. lhvs sIiEato The Efustns ~ cot
tDh ami Oihsr questions r6hHsTtei Nith
10 TaS material. sss Dae ~ Inc feat
afcs ~ The Convention A4oaE tho
important matters ~ bs passed ap1n
uas , pfIBJsrtun fsvurrri sT the board
- usisa ~ change ths aams ~ he as
szisti,u - the Stitybai COtiaR MAJ
ufarfurrfa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27
QUIET now RE|CNS
.@ IN Inflated CITY
Telephone Communication Has
Been Re.established.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS ARE BURNING
Train Service on Several Roads Has
Been ACKNOWLEDGMENT Condition
In San Francisco lS Reported To De
Greatly Improved.

San Francisco, April Cuttings are
quieling down In san Francisco.
Telephone communication with Oak.
land has been re-esta blished, For
the time being. the service VIII DC con
fined to business Communications, but
will be extended very soon, Tele'
phone service will be resumed In tho
undestrcyed portions OF the city In a
few days,
The Dell railroad Is now operating
around the water front, aud all sorts
OF supplies are being distributed from
there. The electric lights were start.
cd on East street Tuesday nigh, and
these lights will be extended 10 tho
wharvcs right away There Viii be
plenty of electric lights Immediately
An Official list OF the condition OF
the school buildings throughout the
city, shows that 90 buildings we're NJ.
terry destroyed and that "a were at
least partially spared A. many ~
the latter were 10 damaged that they
they will have 10 b" either pulled
down or thoroughly repaired II Ia
likely that the resumption Of the short
torn viii bo begun IA tents in the
parks,
A force OF zoo physicians ami sur
geons 10 now making an inspection OF
sanitary conditions under the orders
of the health commission,
There are l01 companies share the
San Francisco Insurance loss, THIS
loss Is estimated BY the local agents
at between $4,000 900 and 1900 900. =.
900. but New Hrk sends word that
tho insurance men there think the loss
will not exeeed $4,000, 900. cllcsso'
loss Was tT26 .ooo 600 Snd. three CON
panies dsfauIte,l 70 tho amount Of St;.
0Ou 900 The loss IN baltimore wss
paid in full. II amounted 10 $40 600.
OOU
The state supreme court made a
sweeping order rrantinE . reneafing
In al cases In which a petition mas
been hlod and In which the time for
granting = rsheArinE viii expire before
the brsi day oi May. Tho purpose
II 90 prevent lapsos which deprive par
ties from = ault and completing the
records Within the time specified IN
the rule. A similar order vas made
In respect 20 appeals In that court
from the United States district court
~ appeals
me sailing OF the Oceanic Steam
snip company tiSAmef bInsmA foS
Australian porte having besn indsHn
ilsly poslPObed. ~ hAA bssa decided 10
divert all mail Tor australia via Wan
c1uVer and u - due to lsaVs there on
April 1'th.
The steamer Aiamsaa. bolonsi 70
the sAsns hAe. will likely sAil Tor Hon
olaiu ca April -
Train ssrVlcs IN 'hs Roa,hsfh Pa
eihc ooas, ditislrn operating b@,ve~a
this city Aad -, Angeles Via ssh'
joss. wss F~sumsi u sdbssaAJ Bat the
terminal rtll - Oakiana per iEsIsAa
~ Third and Tuwss-na streets ssd
the tFaias utl rgt VA Miles AMI san
Jose ssfvies ~iIi AiAo - resumed
wa Han los aEd saAiA Gus hDsie
Fsy. saIisAs sas Iaals. osisssD sse
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27

Ls~ Aasssst .ABtil M.--CAnf0sHiA' .
OF haa 90 sasr - ffUm shs s4f'h
qsAks 10 10 syufhsTH psrt - to
ssAis TAts h 80 sSismssS - ~
SBeaah u to sarasgs tsfsvissss Tres
saafsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-27
STRUCK WITH AXE
WOMAN IS SLAIN
Mrs. Mollie Glover Found Dead
In Bed.
MURDER sARouoEo IN MYSTERY
Yhs Woman Wac ST. Lek with the Ak
Probably Twenty TlmsS-PolIes
Have No clSw to Guilty PArty--cyl
Luttrsll Held on Suspicion.

Bristol, Tenn. April 96,--Mrs Mol
nc Glover. u woman 30 years Of ago,
VAS found dead IN her bed at tho
home ot cyl Luttrell ON Second street
shortly after midnight "Wednesday
morning with her hOad split open and
almost severed from tho body, A
large bloody ax found lying under the
bed told the story,
The murder was committed about II
O'Clock. aud II shruudrd Ia mystery,
though Cyl luttccll has been arrested
ANA Ia IN iah on suspicion. Ito "
ahuu, Z. wears " age. and an old en-
pluyc ut tUu Nuuulk aud Western Rail
way company
luI,Iru. WAC VAS working 1uCNGay
.a'abI, claimed that be- lett the houto
about = O'Clock, and locked the door
tlund 'hc door ~ he had lctl H. and
catering, found The he'd coverings com
p'y,N over Mrs. Glover, and things
ia disturbed condition Ahnut tho
topm tie says Nv rulsed tho cover
sad the CHASTITY ,lght ot the Woman ~
log Ia a psl " blbod With tho bed
,!"uns cnmv!elrly saturated, met bis
~ sS aud ne ran, .'N
tate Reporting the Murder ,
lutTod dId NOT rrplu the murder
fuf On hour. and Whcu arrested was
NoD nervous ana told what tho police
r.pati ~ himsJ talea 1T the circnm
s'pnccs leading ~ ~ The murieT
II H. believed that the woman vas
u, Lut'rolls house Tor lmmural put'
poses I.utueli has a vile aud large
family of Kruwn childtea,
IN. police "a. 81: Ea'' Leeaia,IoA
In thi Fusp'Ci has beCh shady. Ana
rhes dp not doubt but mat the tsla
'lnGs ~ iu'lfull and airs uluvcr were
laums'e AMI .es sang 10 hI' house
a. 'i'y during The DlKht '' 49,
Inc wmuan vas struck with the
a. prubably twrn,y times, aud tho po'
hrs have ~ elsN ,o the EulllJ party,
Mfs uluyeF had y fsnHed appear
auce. a1d NAs cOnaIdstsd good lookinE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21
KING DYING
RouRANfA WILL HAVE A.cAANGE
OF RULERS BEFORE
LONG.

BERLIN, March Grave fears are
entertained here that King Charles of
Roumania, who is seriously i'll at
Bucharest, will not live to celebrate
tho 25th anniversary Of his accession
to the Roumanian throne on March go.
In view Of the condition Of the
ldng,s health the question Of who will
succeed him has become very acute.
The heir to the throne is Prince Fer
dinand. Of Hohenzollern, charles's
nephew, whose German extraction and
sympathies and loose manner Of living
make him unacceptable to the nation
at largo. It has been proposed that
he shall resign his claims to his
eldest son, he was born In Roumania
and is amember Of the Greek church.
Ferdinand chief asset at this juno
ture is the immense popularity Of his
wife, Princess Marie, a niece Of King
Edward ofiEngland. She is the most
beautiful woman among all European
royal women aud the Rodmanlans
idoltze her 1t Is expected that Ishe
will prove q match for the politicians
who are trying to GUST her husband.
IN any event, however, Il Is said
the death Of King Charles will pro-
duce a grave crisis which may pos
sibly develop into civil war.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21
Foreign Missions.

= ANAt944 tsAtes4e
The school otncisls state that not
withdrawing the ostensibre friend
ship Of the Governor General. man
Of unusual strength. the school has
been plundesed ana burned by the
Rurds in the presense OF Turkish OIL
Gals and soldiers. Fruit trees have
been cut down and breadstuffs pur-
chased by American missionaries for
American orphanage have been held
by the Turkish government for more
than four months. By the withhold
ing the breadstuhs and the intimida.
ton and imprisonment Of the men
sent to purchase them the cost has
been increased at least q per cent.
In addition herd Of live stock be
to the orphanage, valued at
1880, upon which the. children werc
dependent, was carried OF by the
.Kurds.
secretary baEtons Oh tne american
Board, IN commenting on the treat
iment. says
3 '.If Americans, citizens Of a SOW
ereign state, are thus treated in the
Turkish Empire without redress.
what can be hoped for the subjects Of
the empire who have no courts to
which they can appeal3"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21

If YOU want a wagon or carriage
built to order, consult Fairmont Car.
rage works. Cherry avenue Repair
work a specially
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21
YOUNG HUSBAND.
LOST HIS WIFE WHILE ON THE
HONEYMOON TRIP IN PHIL.
AppELRHlA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Ts
this the place where YOU inquire about
lost persons in the cIty?" asked an
excited young maA who rushed into
tho Tenth and Thompson Street sh.
ton. Sergeant Acker informed him
that he was correct 9
"Are YOU lost or have you lost some.
body2g ihetIed. the police othcial.
eve lfost my wife, replied The
young man, whogsaid he Was Edwin
Simpler, Of selbyyills, Del. isn't 4
awful! We were only married last
week aud came to Philadelphia d
spend our honeymoon 1 missed ms
wife 10 minutes ago, We we're Oh
Broad streetaand as we passed Fair
mount avenue 1 turned around to say
something to Mrs Simpler and found
that she was gomez
Aoker took a description Of the
woman and Simpler was seated In the
sergeantfs room to await word Of hlt
missing bride,
Scarcely 10 minutes elapsed before
a woman entered and told Sergeant
Acker thnt she had lost her husband
"His name is Simpler. Is It notg
t." #
asked the sergeant.
"Welot all things the woman said,
III YOU Philadelphia police aren't the
sllckest / have 4 cousin who Is q
constable and he told me the police
here are smart. but had no idea. that y
you we're all mind readers. too
The couple were,unlIed and as they
len the station.house arm in arm, they
solennly vowed that they would never
again set separated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21
MHNNINGTON


8IllirsIeSGToN March 90 siiheE'
ilsgraye ana q Howard coiemap q
Earmlngton. spent spaday e the citf,
sam sttlIweii vas Il Cameron Sun.
day.
Little oisey yous who - suffering
from whooping cough win be Ken
70 Falrnont to the hospital % under.
70 an Operation the atst 81 the week
two of George Roups children az
quite ~ q their home IL Jericho.
MIS- Lloyd Morgan left today ltor
Farmington - attend the marriage
ot q nephew
Miss Frances Elizabeth Furbee, Of
this city, was a yisitofat the home Of
her uncle, sheriff Furbee, q Fair:
mont over Sunday.
Donnelly q Hataeld's Ministries Is
the attraction at the Opera House to-
night
Earl.Adams and wife visited friends
in Cameron Sunday.
Rolden Freeland, q Downs, was q
business visitor here yesterday
j. B.Nay, Ed Conway, ]. A. Mason,
F. W. Bartlett and John Poole were
in Falrmont yesterday.
Henry Rosenecs, Of sebring. Ohio,
has accepted a position With the
Homewood Pottery Co.
Mrs. Charles Tague returned Sun.
day from Addison New York, where
she was called to attend the funeral
OF her sister.
Mrs. win McKelyy left Saturday fol
her home in Philadelphia.
Tho Ladies' Afternoon Club gave
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton surprise party
last night at her home on the corner
of Market and Maine streets.
Dr.. Hite spent Sunday In Cameron
with his parents.
Mrs, W. N. Way, Of Salem, who ha'
been the guest of Mrs. N. ]. Matthew
went to Wheeling this afternoon Il
join het husband.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21

All kinds Of bonds executed prompt,
". and upon short notice. Call and
SEQ US.
oHAs. W. EVANS & CO.,
Courthouse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21
sWlNDLERs
OF Smyrna Work the Yankees on an
Old Time Game.

OF Smyrna Work the Yankees on an
Old Time Game.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-A mum
Der otimporters Of goods from Smyrna
have been the victims Of swindlers in
that country. These sharpers adyer
itise to sell goods below market quo
tations. Many: orders were forwarded
from America and Europe accompani
ed with ban credits for ninety per
cent Of the value Of the goods, in due
time the merchandise was shipped, the
Shipping deductments presented ct the
bank and the bank TO the shippers
credit received by them. When the
shipment arrived, instead Of fleecsd
wool, there were WOODEN rags, II
place Of choicest fgs the coarsest 70
fuse Of the fig picking houses.
Consul Norton has informed tho dc
partment Of commerce and labor that
three Of the conspIfators ned the
country but that most Of the well or
gained band have been arrested.
yqao
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21

I'll have you know, stranger that
/ belong to Chicago" said the Yam
kee.
"'Deed, an wha'd haze thocht it?'
Quoth the skeptic Scot "Frae the way
ye'ce been speaking ! thocht Chicago
belonged tao you. Glasgow Evening
Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21

a complete catalogue Of the State
Law Library has Just come from the
press. tits designed tobe Of use to
Tie legal profession; Of the State. A
copy can be obtained at the state Law
Library or Il will be sent to any ad,
dress In the sta:e, upon receipt Of zoe
.postug e, eeat to s...W. starks, State Ii.
vrarian. Charleston, Viva.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21
Anpolnted AdmInlstrato

Levi w. Morgan and Eldora Moran
we're appointed administrators of the
personal estate of Marcus Morgan.
Bond given in the sum Of S1Oooo with
p. F. Morgan as surety. Appraisers
appointed to appraise the personal
property: Ephratm Doolittle Elias
Efaw and chas R, Grubb.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21
cHANcjEiRY ORDER.

III = U & Is
At rules held in the clerks ONCE OF
the Circuit Court of Marion county,
West Virginia, on the frat Monday in
February, 1906,
Reuben A. Hall VS.. Mary A. Hall,
widow, William D. Hall and Hattie
Hail, his wife, Harry c, B. Hall
Thomas R, Hall and Hall,
his wife, Sarah Anna Hail. in ner
own right and as eSecutrlx Of
strothcr /, Han, deceased, Richard
Cyrus Hall'in hts own right and as
executor Of Stroller !, Hall, de
ceased, Julie jamie Lough, Russell
Tough and sallie Tough, Infants.
In chanceY
The object OF this suit i 70 have
the will Of sEother /. Hall, deceased
construed by the court and for de-
cree to sell the real estate Of which
the said strother ]. Hall died seized
and possessed and a division Of tho
proceeds oisatdsBale between the Tars.
ties entitled Thereto.
An afidaylt having been made and
aled that William D. Hall and Hattie.
his wife, parties to this suit are non.
residents Of 1.-THE State Of West VIZ.
glnia. 1t is therefore ordered that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-21


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! Sc gene tosa aga .osge 81 81
81 y Y s n ~ son
.gas =. y ~ III ,'9s.s s.. =
Is & s. :, = slass Is ! IL Z,
III y q w = ss SEs u :
~ a0gs y, : ,fs ~ 4 IS Il
alhsl sossss ~ ssss.. ~
81 @ 3, $3.50 ~ ~ t. 8 y. 9 snls
e y ~ Is : ) '.1 ~, = =.
NJ & 81 7 .a "
=, s lt =. ns y, $3.50 &. itAsig..
ss " tlat + z ny 49, III n
iet9oI =, z isaa' 'llesa snqS ssiss
g l9tloMs :
senanlng sE 8 ssone y y t1o9ay Z
sln 1nenes :, ap sa.e Y w. = =, e
aets aoous y po.es 6 = nay. !. ~ ~,
g Dana 8 E 9, $500 V l'sa Ssio
R . ny as.t3 = 8 , ny -
asseasss q s !. q ~ a.4s q 81
iand = so9s ~ s'o.es g s,ss on. 9 3,
.op q NE ,, aSse, eoInsF z n; as =
James r sls.isnas sp =, VIZ; -
q nus iiaes :. = Is, Z. =. = :. ! Ssiss -
pointers Snense z. s " Y; g !, p'tss
% 2 sIone eoEneF y ospst .snas I, =
John ". tloyo, atla t.lense Y IN ~. :,
INES taefeol N. q W = : go,ss :. -
neginlnlng eontainlns lotls iosl s /,
tnree-9ouFtns = 80, - 80, -
same same more nor 9 ies sA' Y, - -,
burg VEN q coali ana sil Soal oslOs:
me same unaerlytn sala tFs.s y ~ ialst !,
together WIN me MINING lisass anu
privileges, oelng 1ne ss,ls ~ una ~, ~.
yeyed unto James 4, sloya.oY s9 '
W. Floyd ana wlte' y aeea oes .aae
date on me 20 gay y January e LeoS,
and o. record N tne onls's ~ = wy S.s.A
Iof the county Cou[e y Aa'loh sg ~
Ity, west virginia, IN pesq pook ~,
80: page Ivy -,
2. a certain certain uact oE pa,Vel y 4-ll
sltaatea near saliaS,ssl , ~ 800, 1.s.,
county. west virginia. pela nus ,'ne s ,,l.s
on which Andrew eslhloqse $3.50. Nv
for many years, ana sne I ssni ~. ossuaes
py MN az me time 0l ~ usss, -, ~
being the only Eeal ess ,, y s ~.
said farmhouse alea ss.1sa. soas4 -
ing thirty;hye GOD acres sSseps ~
Pitts6urg VEN OF coal and y. s s. y, :.
low the same unaeFtylng saa s'ass y :.
land; togetaef WIN slas mia,as l1 ,.s
and priyinges; pelns stle ssnls laaa
conveyed g 4, James =; : loya y lsa ~.
min =. Martin, special eol y, W, s.,,
by deed be'Flng aase On tas 1zo a =.
q september, tss 80. .s - q az [sa,,t :.
the once q me Slerk q sne Sounsy
Court q sad Marion !. county, N peeH
BOOK so ~ a pas a. ,s+ste ,,,,, ~
an y sa' ss. !. n,,raS.,a,. :. ,-se
soiu - sss,.s - - ~ estate n cover
.so sle ssa :, - s.t, 1sy,ss q Eloyd
y ene s'aOs = 'e
! T. ~ S3s,:,ss y, s.Ie-one.thira or as
!. =. I. 49, 49, ,.,,,a,, 81. ,,,az, elect
4 ". - asss = !, ~. hsns IN ia dav q
= pay sasH = 1 - ~, s..a,t. q