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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13

do; hut I am not in q position to tell
what is best. l believe it is the duty
of this House, without regard 10 part
affiliations, personal or corporate inter-
ests, that this matter should go back
into tile House and lie on the table 1T
least two days for candid, calm and
proper consideration.
The SPEAKER: The question is
upon the motion Of the gentleman from
Bootnbay HarbOr to reconsider the
vote whereby the oIGer WAS passed.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Pike called for the yeas and nays
The question being, Shall the yeas
and nays be ordered?
The motion was agreed to-
The SPEAKER: Those i'll favor of
reconsidcring the vote whereby this or
der was passed. will say yes as their
names are called; those opposed will
say nc. The clerk VIII call the roll
YEA:-Al!en OF Columbia Fails, Allen
Of Nj. Vernon. Allen of f,lchmonG, Bald
win. Barker. Parrows, Bracket, Chas..
Cobb. ColcoIG, Crosby, Davidson. Davies.
dings. Gleason. Goodwin. Eadlock. Hall
Of Dover. Haskell. EIathOln OF Detroit,
Hawkes., Hill of Machias. Irving John
son OF Watcrrilie, Joy, Kelley, Kendall.
knowlt"p, LaBrcc. Lane, Langley, Lib
by, Lord, Loring, Lovejoy. Martin of
Merry. Michaud, Milliken, Mullen. New
comb. Newton, Peacock. Perkins OF AL
fred. Perkins Of kennebunkpOrt, Perry
OF Fort Fairfield, POo.er, Putnam. Rcy-
nOldS, Stafford Smith of Lisbon, Smith
of Pattcn, Spear. SpraSuc, StearDS. Ste
vcnS of Portage Lake Strickland. Stuart,
Stubs, TarbUx. Thcriault. Titcomb. Tol-
ter. Weeks, WhitehOuse, Wight. Wood,
Young-S2
NAY:-Allau Of Dennysviile. blanchard.
Hlawn, Brown, Copeland. Cyr, Danforth,
Flah4rty, Frost. Grinncll, Hartman.
Harris Iarthorn Of Milford. HaveY, HID
bard, Hill OF Monticello, Jacobs, Jordan,
Leighton, Lowe, Lynch. Martin cs Ram
gOr. Montgomery. Moore. Murphy, New
Fivkham, Preston. Scatcs. Sllidmnro,
SlIllin. Snow, Stevens Of Jonesrort. Sto-
yer. Thnrlae of Eiarpswcll. Thomas of
Rowland, Tolrran Of Portland. Tucker.
Waldron IF Portland. WardHcn, Weld,
Witham-i9.
AESF.NT:-Charlns Clark Duntor. Dy-
or. Firnham. Gordon Hall Of Caribou.
Herr,ck Hi-.Ei,tS, E.arigan. Johnson ot
Calais, I.<sd (. Mckinney. Merrilnan.
Waker-19
So the motion prevailed
On motion of Mr.. Baldwin the order
was then tabled for printing
On motion of Mr.. JOY, OF Eden,
Adjourned.
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steamer had settled almost to the
waters edge, we cleared away after we
had made sure that there were no pas
sengers on board who had not been
taken care Of. After our boat dropped
into the water we remained in the
immediate vicinity until the steamer
sank and then we pulled away. The
boat was heavy one and we found
it impossible to row to the windward
so we turned to the leeward and start
ed for Block island.
The cold was terrible. We struggled
for hours and hours and the pain from
our frost bitten hands and feet was
almost unbearable. One OF our men. a
seaman, became crazed and committed
suicide in the boat by cutting his
throat No one in the boat had
strength enough to prevent him from
doing so. We arrived here at $50
O'Clock in the morning very much ex-
hausted and Frozen
Captain Frank T. Haley of the
schooner Harry Knowlton, which was
in collision with the Larchmont, stated
that the accident was entirely due to
the steamer. He said that his lights
We're burning and he held to his
course with the expectation that the
steamer, having sighted him, would
pass with plenty of sea room. When
he discovered that the steamer would
not turn out. Capt. Haley said it was
too late to avert a collision. Captain
Halcy's explanation of the collision fol-
lows:
Il never will quite understand how
this accident happened. The night was
dark but starry and it was not thick.
We left New York Monday with a
cargo of coal bound for Boston and
were making fair progress through the
Sound. A long time before the accident
had happened we had sighted the
Larchmont as she steamed steadily to
the westward. All her lights were
cleaning through the darkness and
we remember having discussed the
beautiful picture that the Larchmont
made as she steamed toward us.
Imagine our amaZemCnt when We
saw that the steamer seemed to be
heading directly for US. I remember
at the time 10 have looked up at our
lights; they were burning brightly.
But the vessel kept right on. Some Of
us shouted as warning and one MEM
Der of the crew blew 4 horn constantly.
l scarcely knew what to do. l dared
not attempt to tack in an effort to
clear the path of the steamer because
l imagined she would turn out for US.
Then the crash came quickly. The
big steamer doomed right up ahead Of
US and there was nothing for US 10
do bat to hit he-. The blow was a
very bad one. I thought we surely
would go down at once rs the schoon-
err quivered and then reeled backward,
the bowsprit gone. the jibboom carried
away as We'll as all the rigging forward.
Then the water surged in at once. All
we remember is that the steamer
lurched badly to starboard when we
struck her and that then she contin-
ued on her way. She did not seem to
be badly damaged"
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BID Warships Secretly eu'"'

The three mysterious "arnois. ~ n
ers" being built for the British I'M n. \
now too far advanced to preser.e cr,,i.s1
cret any longer. They are n 1ns pred
at ali. but battleships OF tf faster. y,
naught type and a great de al IHioststtst
secret Of the great success Entity tocn|
Stomach Bitters lies m us liver and ~
s ss at tSoroushly tested for .0Uv vsr
S SS a must ea ss Wen WORTHY e Ct '
It win do you in cases ,s,a Of f b,ieoatins. ~
insomnia. liver troubles s;t;veness. g.
p e'Rsja or ird female ills The pSGn pure
cc5 5rpi have freely etHTSnststta
insist On having the genuine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13

Chief Engineer Robert Gay, Bridgepm
Pilot George Wyman.
First Assistant Engineer Caster Hst
Albany.
Porter Wolchman Tcukur, New Ycs
Waiter George Smith, Providence
John Scott, Providence.
-- OsbOurne, Providence.
Stewardess Miss Luios Scrogan, Proyt
dence.
Total, II. Grand total, 1Os; saved r.
bodies recovered, 43; missing passenger
Al: missing crew, II.
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A Remedy For
. Worms .

Dear Sirs:- The Forks. Me-. Oct Is. O4.
Your 81. F." Bitters are used extern
sively around here. They cured me of
worms. Yours truly, LYDIA HARvIE.
Children and grown-ups frequently
have Worms when they may be doctor
ing for different trouble. If thew are
thin and nervous, give IL F." Atwood's
Medicine and you'll soon notice an i'm
provement, followed by complete cure.
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PASSENGERS.


f. F. Perkins, Boston.
III. Hulgren, Boston.
Antonio Annetta, Providence.
- Riccardi.
Joseph H. Mulligan, go Mason street,
Woonsocket, r. 1.
Rev. Phillip Murfio, Pastor Italian NJ.
f. church. Providence.
Frank l.. Wilson, drug clerk, Provi-
dence.
Harry Feldeman. Providence
Mrs. Harry Feldeman, Providence.
Samuel Pal. Pawtucket.
Pauline Paul, 10 years.
Matilday Paul, Il years.
Claude w. Lind, Providence.
Fred II. Mooney, East Providence.
John Lewis. Providence.
John Campbell, North Smithfield, r. !.
Jacob Bonec, Providence.
Harry Bonce, Providence.
Mrs. T. Jenison. Providence.
Miss Louise Jenison, Providence.
Fred Ellsbree, Providence.
Captain Richard Swan, Quinsigamond,
Corp. Calvation Army. Worcester.
Louis John Molin of same corps, Wor-
cester.
Hhioo Eiuiiiet beCkiunQ, same corps,
Worcester.
Miss Alma Johnson, same corps, wor-
caster
Miss Anne Oden. same corps, worces-
ter.
Evan Cheritholo, Providence.
J. D. Pitts, Providence
James NJ Cloud, Providence
Mrs. James NJ. McCloud, Providence.
Benz. Stiner. Providence.
Stephen E. Herges, Providence.
koren Korajian, Olneyville, r. 7.
Mrs. Koranjian.
Robert Biggard. Worcester.
Claude E. Reed. Providence.
Willard Franklin, North Attleboro.
Pretto Derecov, Providence.
Emuel Lyon, New York
DR.. Frank Wilson, Providence.
benjamin Cohen, Providence
Mrs. Macktaz and maid. woonsocket,
r. 1.
Ephraim Kaplan. New York.
Mrs Jennie ShugarM,, IS Anderson ST.,
Boston.
Miss Bertha Scam 1s Anderson st.,
Boston.
Morris Baimtholz, Boston.
Jacob Michailson, Belmare, N. +.
Sadie Michailson. Belmare, N. ].
Total missing, 81.
OFFICERS AND CREW.
First Mate E. J. Hazard, Providence.
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LATEST BULLETIN.
Nineteen Survivors and Forty's's'
Bodies of Victims Recovered

Block Island, Feb. 12-Q1 r. NJ s..
this hour tonight the lifesavers a. X
Sandy Point station had recoVeiea IN
bodies and were caring for II survn.,
and at the same time the New sh'i'. .rS
station reported r. bodies receive. \
eight survivors. This makes a w. s..,s
10 alive and 4S bodies upon Inc "
from the Larchmont. .n,,s
The Joy Line steamer kentuchH pall
arrived here this afternoon IRON a,
River, will leave in the mofhne ma
Providence with the 10 survivors " n |,
bodies that have been recoVefeo proyI,
expected that she will arrive in INV sD
dence about II O'Clock in the fol. ....ros
The weather tonight was too D0''
for her to leave the harbor. 49, IN
Tho lifesavers were patro,"'S, ,aiss
beaches tonight and additional
were constantly being recovered
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sons saved from the wreck of the
steamer Larchmont and landed on
Block island:
PASSENGERS.
Harris F'eldman. % Douglas street
Providence.
Mrs. Harris Feldman.
Richard Hall, Providence.
Davis Fox. Bridgeton, n. J.
Samuel L'Combe, Manchester, n. II.
Miss Sarah Gallup, $50 Hanover
street, New York.
Antonio Rosan, Oliver Janvier, Fred
Hirggell, Mannert Took
OFFICERS AND CREW.
Captain Geo. w. Mcvey. Providence
Purser Oscar a. Young. Providence
Quartermaster James Stables, Provi-
dence.
Fireman James Warn, Providence.
Fireman Martin Liebert, Providence
Fireman John Logan, Providence.
Waiter Louis Mcfarland, yelling
ton. n. c.
Total, Il.
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Block Island. Feb. 1.-THE Larch-
mont, 4 side wheel steamer, which was
only put onto the Joy Line service dur
ing the present season, left her dock
in Providence last night, with a heavy
cargo Of freight and a passenger list
estimated at from $50 to 200. A strong
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I'VE left Providence at O'clock A
brisk northwest wind was blowing and
we were off Watch Hill at about II
o'clock. had gone below to look over
the passengers and freight leaving a
sood pilot and quartermaster in the pi-
lot house. l returned to the pilot house,
passing through there on my way to my
room. Everything was 0. X. in the pi-
lot house as / stepped into my room
and prepared for the night. Suddenly
l heard the pilot blowing danger sig
nails and I hurried into the pilot house.
There was a schooner on the port side
and her crew seemed to have lost con-
troll of her. Without warning she luffed
up and before we had an opportunity to
Go thing she was heading for u.s. The
quartcrmaster and pilot put the wheel
hard aport, but the schooner was sail
ing along before q fresh breeze and in
moment she had crashed into our
rort side, directly opposite the smoke
stack. I tried to signal to the engineer
and mate, but the collision had broken
tfe main steam pipe, filling that part of
the boat with steam and cutting off
communication with the pilot house.
After cutting into our vessel the
schooner fell away and disappeared to
the leeward. l sent the quartermaster
below and in few minutes he re.
ported that the steamer was filing
rapidly.
THE officers and crew were summon
ed to their stations and when they saw
that the Larchmount was settling, !
ordered all hands to leave the ship.
When l saw that everyone was making
ready to escape as fast as possible l
went to my boat which was hanging on
the davits and took into it six of the
crew and four passengers. When the
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Fred NJ. Hammer, past Ia r,psdsI
rotary Naval Veterans, dieu
at New Bedford. Mass.
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The Missing.

The following is revised list of per-
sons missing in the wreck of the steamer:
Larchmont:
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THE SURVIVORS.

The following is a revised list Of per-
sons saved from the wreck of the
steamer Larchmont and landed on
Block island:
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Joseph Flemings and Lillian Watson.
e, Gilbert Howard and Bueanna Jones.
Daniel A. Williams of Oregon. ILL.,, and
Grace Martin of Freeport ILL.,
Joseph 8. Howard of Westernport, Nd.
and Lula A. Kinney of this city.
Charles Henry Butler and Beatrice A.
Williams.
Zeul Reposi and Louise Rideaux, both
of Brownsville. Md.
Ernest II. Montague and Dora A. An
derson.
Edward Carter and Leona Cox. both Of
Baltimore. Md.
Alonzo NJ. Osmon of Sunbury. Pa. and
Mary e. Stuckenberg of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Ralph e. Miller and Mary e. Clark.
Walter II. Wilkinson and Julia +. Hill,
both of Occoquan. Va.
P. r. Cost and Maude A. Pickens.
Harry c. Livingston and Ida Fowler,
both of Baltimore. Md.
Frederick Johnson and Caroline Eglin.
Lo'a A Niven of Raeford. y. c.. and
Gussie Wiley of Granite Falls. n. c.
Walter d. Byers and Laura a. Bradley,
both OF Alexandria, Va.
Robert n. Glassmyre and Ethel l. JUS
tus, both of Baltimore, Md
Edward j. Sherry of Baltimore, Nd,
and Pricala Cutler of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-20
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours: t--,
Susan D. Dickinson, 81 years, 1915 F
street northwest. .
George E. Mattingly. 81 years, 10S North
Carolina avenue southeast.
James Fitzpatrick, IS years. id and IL
streets northeast. ,..
George A. Click, years, 1903 E street
southeast.
Elizabeth " Ernest, 10 years. 2o6 9th
street northeast.
George beavers. 53 years, 142I Duncan
street northeast.
Mary D. Baker, 60 years. 1916 Lanier
place northwest.
Mary E. Sears, So years, IS L street
northwest
Sadie E. Smith. IS years, 61s F street
northeast
Martha A. Blggs, 6s years, lila H
Annie M. Grove, IS years, COZ B street
southwest.
Mary Kerr, 10 years. I'LL Goth street
northwest.
Pauline scheppach. 81 years. 723 It'll
street southwest.
Nunzio Bovello, % days, sos North Cap
ftot street.
Lulu Johnson. years, 495 Cullnan's
alley southwest.
Mamie Taylor. 81 years. 324 1917 street
northwest.
Edward Blake, 35 years, AZ and o
streets southwest.
Clemintine Campbell. year. 1870 l.
street southeast.
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40 I'd street northwest. Indiana papcrs
please copy.D

4i9 I'd street northwest. Indiana papccrs
please copyD
FLOWERS. On Wednesday. December IS 1907,
JOHN II. FLOWERS aged sixty -four years.
Mrs. Gustavus Flowers. DOG I'd street north
west. Friday evening. December - at
O'Clock. lnterment in Charles county Nd
FRIEDRICHs. on Thursday. December 10,
Behaved wife am 0 at str Tes1agnSr pA NJ
Funeral from her late residence. 1882 Sth street
northwest. SUNDAY. December - at p;m:::
thence to st. Marks Church. Sth and ID
streets southwest. Relatives and friends re-
spectfully invited. In,erment private.
HOI.LINS. On Friday, December ~. 1907. at
am. Mr.. JOSEPH II. {. HoLLlNS. beloved
husband Of Emily b. Hollins. in his sixty
seventh year.
Funeral services at his late residence. 'li Sew
ard square southeast. at , pm. Monday. De-
cember %. baltimore papers please copyl 2
MARTIN. On Thursday. December 10. 1907. a.
4:l0 O'Clock am. THOMAS MARTIN. the
beloved husband Of Mary j. Martin. aged
seventy seven years.
Funeral from his late residepcc. 1904 Souh Cap.
l,ol street southeast on Ssturday December
are respectfully invited TO attend. Pitts
burg papers please copyD
RIES On Thursday. December 10 1907 KARL.
husband of the late susanna Ries. aged
se,enty-six years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. al6 I'd street.
corner OF Parker street northeast. on Sstur-
day. December II. AT o'clock pm R"ia,
attend. lntcrmcnt AT Rock Greek cemetery.
SAMtELS. The remains Of ELSIE MARIE
SAMtELS will I've taken from the vault smi
inferred in the family lot at Prospect I'm
cemetery saturday. December -. 1870,
at II am.
SCAGGS. On Thursday. December ~. 1907.
after long aud painful illness. JAMES Z.
SCAGGS. eldest sou Of the late James y. and
Martha {. Scaggs, in the nifty second year of
his age.
Funeral services will he held a, Fifth Baptist
CHURCH SUNDAY. December ~, = pm.
SCOTT. Departed this life December Is, 1907.
JAMES r. SCOTT, of the late Jenny
and William Scott and brother OF Mamie
Scott.
Funeral from his late residence - Pierce street
northwest. Sunday. December -. at 2
O'Clock. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited.
WAGNER. on December ~. 1907. at ~: 10 In,
after long and painful Illness. JOHN r.,
beloved husband Of Ami" Virginia Wagner.
Funeral from his late residence No. lill T. street
northwest. Monday. Dcremher %. at am;
thence to 81. Matthews Church. whore
QUEEN mass will he said for the repose of his
soul. baltimore and New York papers please
copy
| The members 81 Advance Tent. No. 1902 Indc-
pendent Order of Rechahies. requested to
meet at their hall. No. Gi3 Louisiana avenue. on
Monday. December ~. at $40 am. sharp. f"r
| the purpose ~ attending the funeral Of orr de-
| ceased brother. JOHN r. WAGNER MrmhcIs Of
sister tents invited to meet with Ms
JOHN +. U'C0NNOR, c. Il.
T. W. NEWMAN. X. >.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Daniel and Margaret Altman, jr., De-
cember II. 1907: male.
Milton P. and Mary A. Britain. Decem-
Der 10. 1907: male.
Ambrose E. and Mary C. Brown, De-
cember 16. 1907: female.
James ]. and Mary Burke, November IL,
1907: male.
Robert II. and Mary A. Campbell, De.
cember Is. 1907: female.
Otto w. and Helen n. Dolan. December
Il. 1907: male.
Dennis ]. and Nellie O'Donnell. Decem-
Joseph and Sophie Kleindinst. Deem
Der II. 1907: female.
Theodore ]. and Elizabeth A. Mosely
December 10. 1907: male.
Patrick ID. and Katherine Leane. De-
cember g. 1907: male.
George T. and Sarah Nophaker. Decem-
Der l.. 1907: male.
James r. and Grace A. Neufer. Decem-
Der 16. 1907: male.
Edward T. and Mary V. Poor, Deem
Der Is. 1907: male
William and Katie Randall, December
II, 1907: male.
William B. and Mary V. Stone, Decem-
Der IL. 1897; male.
Joseph s. and Henrietta r. Walsmith
December H. 1907; female.
James II. and Roberta Grayson, De-
cember IL, 1907; male.
Howard ]. and Carrie Cosby. November
II, 1907: female.
Charles and Rosa Johnson, December
IS. 1907: female.
William and Rosa Robinson. December
II. 1907: male.
Earnest and Little Snyder, December
IA. 1907: male.
Richard and Bessie Spencer, December
4, 1907: male.
William and Maggie Thomas, December
II, 1907: female.
Frederick and Edith Jones, December
IA, 1907; male.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-Charles A. Lutz. Louisville.
KY; J. r. Buck. Cleveland. Ohio; N. NJ
Doran. Philadelphia: ]. Fisher. Sutton.
w. Va; o. w. Stanley. Louisville, Ky.
Ebbitt-W. C. Rale. Chicago: c. ]. Park
er, New Haven Conn: w. E. Craighill.
u. 6. A.: H. c. Hubbell Newark, n. j. (;
E. F. ,Caffery. Chicago.
New WillaYd-B. l.. Dulaney, Bristol,
Tenn; D. F. Bryan, Arlington, N. j.; I.
w. Galleher. Baltimore: Frank Carroll
and Mrs. Carroll. Chattanooga, Tenn; j.
S. Page. New York.
Arlington-H. c. Humphrey. New York;
w. A. Bisbee. Savannah. Ga; S. E. Lam
bert and Mrs. Lambert. Chicago; Mrs
NJ. J. Heller. San Francisco. Cal; A: John
son, Hutchinson. Kan: T. M. P1alzsrau'
Cleveland. Ohio. =,
Riggs-F. e. Morris. Virginia; f. M.
Baskelier Ludington, Va: c. A. Welch.
Chicago; A. E. Hotten. winston N. C.;
]. II. Alexander. Virginia: p. w: Timber,
lake, North Carolina: w. II. Myers ana
Mrs. Myers. Philadelphia. ,,
-Normandie-A. c. Miller and Mrs. Mill
or, Corning, N. Y: E. NJ. Leonard, Savan-
na N. Y: Henry Forter. Savanna, N. y;
William II. Todd and Mrs. Todd. Gibbs
land. La; w. w. Todd. Gibbsland. La
James ". Holt. Auburn. N. y; f.
Kincbling, New York; ]. j. Kennedy,
New York.
Shoreham - Lefis Seelbach. Louisville;
XIV: Lewis Seelbach.' jr.. Louisville. KY.
Charles G. McIvain. Pittsburg; Leslie C.
ward. Boston; John v. Howe, Albany,
N ": s. Mitsui. Osaka. japan; ]. c. Nc
REYNOLDS. New York: c. A. Collins, New
York: Mrs. A. T. Ballentine, New York.
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DIED.

BALDWIN. On Thursday. December 10; 1907
at $50 am, after a long and painful illness,
MARY FLORENCE BALDWIN (pee Lee.
beloved wife Of VIM. p. Baldwin.
Funeral from her late residence. l245 street
:. southeast, Saturday. December p. at 2:3O
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited. lnterment at Congressional
cemetery.
BEASIEY. On Thursday. December 10. 1907
after short Illness. Miss GEORGIANA
BEASIEY.
Funeral private. from the residence Of her
brother -in-la~ Mr.. George Compton. ll2l
Euclid street northwest, on Saturday, Decem-
Der u, at 10 o'clock.
CRAFTY. On Friday. December 20. 1907
MICHAEL CRAFTY. eighty years old.
Requiem mass at st. Joseph's Church Monday
morning. December %. at o'clock. Reia
tives and friends are respectfully invited tc
attend. )
DENT. On Thursday. December 10. 1907. at the
residence Of her son. Alfred B. Dent. 1905
New Jersey avenue northwest. LOUISA HOI-
DEN DENT, aged seventy-twO years and eight
months.
Services at J. VIM. Lees mortusry chapel Satur-
day. December 81. at 10 an
DEWEY On December 20. 1907. after a long
and painful illness. Mrs. LIZZIE DEWEY,
aefd sixty -four years.
Funeral Sunday. December q. at O'Clock. from