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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-30
Is More Than Likely to Be CalIed
Soon BY Goyernor OF Wese
o CHANCE LEvYNG LAW
So That County Court Can Not Lay
Higher Levy Than Forty
Cents On 800.


1t is stated that Governor william
N. o. Dawson win call special ses-
sion OF the legislature at an early
date for the purpose or correcting
an omission in the tax laws giving
the county courts power to levy for
county and road purposes. It Is
claimed and was so decided by the
State supreme court Tuesday af-
ternoon at Charleston that in addi-
ton to the forty cent levy, intended
by the legislature for both county
and roadpurposes. it may apply only
to county purposes and that county
courts may run the levy up to the
constitutional ntnety-ive cents for
county and road purposes. IN. other
words. instead of limiting the total
levy to forty cents so much may be
laid in addition for road purposes
as TO make the total levy ninety
i've cents and thus make taxes very
- The extra session will be for
the purpose of such additional leg
islation as will restrict the total levy
by the county courts TO forty cents
as the maximum.
The case decided by the supreme
court Is that of West Virginia
the Writ County Court.
The Writ county court met at the
regular levy term to make the an
nual levy. The court fixed a levy of
forty cents for county purposes, and.
in addition, from 10 to SO cents for
district road purposes.
The State secured a writ OF man
damus to compel the Writ county
court to fix the levey at 40 cents
for all purposes and the matter was
carried to the supreme court on
question of law.
The decision of the court is that
Chapter 63, Section 20, of the Acts
Of 1907, limiting the amount that
county courts can levy for county
purposes to 40 cents on the 500
does not include the
amounts the court may levy for dis
trict road purposes. or, in other
words, Chapter SO does not repeal
the section of the Code relating to
levy for district road purposes.
Consequently under the decision
there is no limitation to the levy
the constitutional limitation,
which fixes the limit at niney-ave
cents for all purposes.
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DEEDS RECORDED

Aldridge c. Kidd to William A.
Cunningham. lot. Adamston.
Harvey w. Harmer, trustee for
Adelaide Lowery, to Robert B. swi-
ger, 2 lots, city.
Same, trustee for Ann Turner, to
Ellis Lyon, lot, sIonticello avenue.
W. Frank Stout. guardian ct. al.
to P. NJ. Long, lot, city.
West Fork Oil and Natural Gas
Company to James La Tourette,
lot, Coal district.
James La Tourette. to Clarks-
burg link Company. lot. Coal dis
trict. 81
Girard Development Company to
2. G. Coffman, 2 lots, Dola.
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TIGERG HAVE
FINE PRACTICE
Louis Carr Starts to Play as Quar-
terbncIz and Line Up VIII Re
Strong One.

The Tigers held practice last
night on the Y. NJ. C. A. lot on Pike
street and it was the best that has
been held for some time. All the
players are bent on getting in the
best condition for the coming con-
lest with Fairmont Saturday
All necessary arrangements have
been made for the game Saturday
md the Fafrmont team has wired
that IT. will be here on time for the
game. a referee for the game has
not yet been engaged but it is
thought there will be little trouble
in getting one.
There was joy in the Tigers
camp last night when Louis A. Carr
turned up for practice. All pre-
vious attempts at getting Carr out
proved no good and when he turned
up last night of his own accord
there was much satisfaction mani
tested among the players over his
presence.
= Carr played here with the Tigers
several years ago. For the last
three years he has been member
of the West Virginia Varsity. He
will play at quarter back for the
locals Saturday.
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CYCLONE STRIKES
SOUTHERN TEXAS
Residents Are Blown to The Ground
And All Kinds OF Wires
Are All Down.
TBy Aasociated Proau.I

DALLAS. TEX, Oct. SO.-TeIe-
graph. telephone and trolley wires
are all down In the southern part
of Texas as the result OF severe
windstorm this morning, At Gal
weston several residences were blown
to the ground but there we're no
fatalities. At Houston and Beau
mont the storm did much damage
to wires. Out houses were un-
rooted but none of the people were
in jured.
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Napolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
Cigars

While the members we're enjoy
ing their coffee and cigars. Toast
master Smith, with charming elo-
quence. chaste diction and gracious
manner. introduced the following
speakers, who spoke on the subjects
opposite their names, and the mu-
sical genius of West Virginia. who
rendered vocal solos that fairly en-
tranced all present The addresses
were fragrant with blossoms of good
fellowship and brotherly love and
they served to strengthen the bonds
of fraternity and the spirit of love
and benevolence of heart upon which
the order is founded. There was
wit and there was wisdom, there
was humor and there was pathos,
there was mfrth ana there was grav-
ity. but through all there was set
forth a fullness of heart and in
spiration for better and nohler
actions.
"To Our Absent Brothers. .......
.....-... Bro. Philip Willett
Vocal Solo. ...... Bro. A. Smith
''Brotherly Love BRO. w. F. NORRIS
Vocal Solo. ..... Bro. A. j. Smith
"our District Deputy" ".........
-. ....... Bro. Jay Refer
CHARITY. .... Bro. L. Hoge, Jr.
Brother Jay Refer was present
in his official capacity as District
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of
West Virginia and made a very in
,teresting and edifying address in
which he told of Elkdom in his
district and Of the things that are
making and would make 1t better
and bigger.
During the serving of the courses
Prof. Crows orchestra delivered
the following program of music.
which was artistically rendered AMI
brought forth appreciative applause:
March-Uuder the Banner OF Vie
tory. ..........F Franz W. Blou
Caprice The Little Toy Soldier =.
..... ................. .Rosey
selection-Frolic of the Elks. .....
............ e. Boettger
intermez&o-The Secret. ;. Gautier
March-B. P. o. E.. H. Grannier
Selectior-The Rcd Mill V Herbert
Tntermezzo-The Flower Girl. !. ...
March--old Faithful "A. Holzman
~~-~-----~---~---~-
Continued on page eight.)
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AFTER NINETEEN YEARS
Ezra Duncan Comes Back From Mis-
souri, to Visit Scenes, Of Eoyhood

After an absence of nineteen years
Ezra Duncan. of Missouri, has come
back TO Harrison county to visit
the scenes of his boyhood home az
Prospect Valley and other points
He is also visiting his old school
mate, DR.. A o. Flowers. in this
city. Like all Harrison countians
who return to their n6tive soil after
several years absence, Mr.. Duncan is
astonished at the wonderful growth
of clarksburg and the county. He
is having a most enjoyable time
calling on old friends and acquaint-
anecs.
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Special SERVICES
win Be Held in the First Presby-
terian Church Here.

There will be special services in
the First Presbyterian church We'd
resday, Thursday and Friday eve
nings, Wednesday at 7:45 and on
Thursday and Friday at 1880.
These meetings are preparatory to
the gospel services to be held the.
following week. The members of
the church are urged to be present
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NORMAL
Conditions are Being Restored in
the New York Banking situa-
tion-Runs Ceasing.
ny AssocIated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Banking
conditions approached a normal
stage here today. Runs on one or
two institutions are about over and
in Wall street opinion the storm
has been weathered. The stock
market was subjected to a sharp
selling pressure in the opening deal
ings, and prices ran OFF, but selling
orders were not on so large a scale
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If =TEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE Ar BURTED AITV
Banquet and Social
Session Held at The Waldo Ho-
tel By AntIer Herd.

In the dining hall OF the Waldo
hotel Tuesday night two hundred
E1ks sat down to the enjoyment Of
an elegant banquet and one Of the
most pleasing social sessions ever
given by CIarKspurg lodge.
The appointments for the affair
were complete and the members
we're seated at elegantly laid tables
OF eight upon upon which rested
silver eandelabara with red shade
and boquets of chrysanthemums and
carnations. At one end of the hall
was spread a long table at which
were seated the toastmaster, e. G.
Smith; the speakers, officers and
visiting members. After the mem
bers filed into the hall and were
placed. they were seated by the
lodge signal from Exalted Ruler
Lucius Hoge and shared in the fol-
lowing sumptuous menu which was
served in prompt and orderly fash
ion by the Waldo's splendid corps
of walters:
Blue Point Oyster Cocktail
Mock Turtle with old Port
Celery Radishes Queen olives
Steamed Columbia River Salmon
Potatoes corSsrt Anchovy Sauce
Braised Tenderloin of Beef
Larded Mushrooms. Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Punch B. P. o. E.
Croquets of Chicken, Sauce Supreme
Drowned Sweet Potatoes
Garden Peas
Waldorf Salad. en- Mayounaise
Napolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
Swiss Cheese Water Crackers
Cafe Noir
Cigars
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NEWSY
Is This Letter From Bridgeport Tell
ing What The Residents of That
Town Are Doing.

BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 3O.-The
Union Planning Mill Company has
completed the new school house at
Ocean Mines, and school will open
next Monday. Miss Eva Graves is
the teacher.
Mrs. Lena Dills. of Columbus, o.,
is visiting Mrs. sabra A. Sutton on
Philadelphia avenue.
Ernest Ross. rural carrier on
Route No. 2, and who was recently
married to Miss Mae Cornwell of
Clarksburg, will move into the Sal
lie-Johnson on Hurry street.
The room occupied by the
Bridgeport Bank, and belonging to
our genial hotel proprietor, F. b.
Kester, has been repainted and re-
modelled. Our bank now presents
handsome appearance and Cashier
Harry Armstrong also wears a pleas
ant expression.
D. w Jacobs, who controls the
large estate of the late ]. B. San
dusky, consisting of 400 acres, has
force of men at work surveying
part of the tract and laying OF the
streets and building lots. These are
the most desirable factory as well
as building lots in or near the town
and with the assurance of getting
the street car line extended to our
town, the lots should command a
good price.
The latest thing IN the way of an
entertainment is play entitled
Strife" which the band boys will
present in the near future. This
viii be home talent affair an our
town people should give it their
support.
The popular postmaster has re-
turned from Washington and James
town: SO you may expect to hear
from him soon regarding the Daily
Telegram's popularity contest. He IS
holding down second place now,
but just watch Mr.. Shampoo
WeIch change places with A. D.
Fitzhugh, in a day or two.
The knights of Pythiaas win hold
their meeting tonight at their
regular place of meeting. The
lodge. although it waas Instituted
but little over two years ago. has a
large membership and is in a good
financial condition.
The local nimrods have begun
their arual crusade against the
meek-eyed cotton tail and the de-
fenseIess bob-white.
Your correspondent accompanied
w. A. Batten and Jay Martin on
their first crusade yesterday. Those
two cruel men bagged seven. While
your quill-shover, careful not 10
commit murder, fred airGlessly in
the air. letting the little rabbits
gallop on unscathed.
Mrs. Fuchsia Davis and little son,
Lang. OF Salem. are visiting Mrs.
Davis father, Mr.. S. Lang. on Phil
adelphia avenue.
The new Methodist minister, Rev.
Bentz, preached his initial sermon
here Sunday night. Those who
heard him say he is an able and
echolarly preacher.
U. B. Jarvis was admitted to the
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NURSES RETURN

Miss Mcintyre. nurse at the Kess-
Ter hospital. has returned from Phil
ippi. where she attended a typhoid
fever patient.
Miss Hannah, nurse at the same
institution. has returned from
Huntsville. where she nursed a pa
tient through an Illness.
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OLD WAGE SCALE
To Be Restored BY Mining Com
panies in Montana-seven Thous
and Men Affected.
Iny Aaaooiatea Prena.l

BUTTE, MON, Oct. SO.-Amalga-
mated Copper and other companies
have posted notices which state thar
the scale of wages in force before
the present agreement on sliding
scale was made will be restored
Nov. This means a reduction of
fifty cents day. 1t is stated the
unions will accept the reduction.
About seven thousand men are af-
fected.
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GOoDWIN oUAL1FIEs

Otto b. Goodwin has qualified as
administrator of the estate of Els
worth f. Goodwin. deceased, giving
bond of $4,000 with NJ. S. Goodwin
surety. The appraisers of the es-
tate are Elmer F. Goodwin, John
T. Goodwin and James N. Hess.
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arrived during the evening and
conducted the Sunrise Prayer Meet
ing this morning. Later in the day
there will be addresses on THE BIZ
BILE in the American Home"
Following was Wednesdays pro-
gram:
Morning Session.
Sunrise prayermeeting conducted
by E., a, Bowers.
The Ideal Epworth League-Miss
Minnie Core.
me Junior Leasue-Afiss Minnie
Core.
Round Table-conducted by the
president.
What the League Should mean
to the Methodist Church.
Afternoon Session.
How to Secure Attendance-Mi Miss
Blanche Anderson.
SAddress-Dr. c. J. Bennett. Fair
mont.
Foreword About the Coming State
Convention-Prof. N. F. Ken
dali. state president. Grafton
How to Interest Little Folks
Mrs. f. F. Bowers. Charleston
Report of committees.
Address-The Rev. DR.. Cart
wright, Pittsburg.
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THOUSANDS D1soHARcED

OMAHA Oct 30.-The Union Pa
elf has discharged 5000 workmen
in the construction department in
order to cut it's RAN expenses.
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BIG MOUNTAIN SLIDE
DESTROYS ENTIRE TOWN
Itussian Town and its People Arc
The Victims of Slide Caused
by Earthquare-
ONLY TWO PERSONS ESCAPE
Governor fThe Place and His
Mother Are The Only Two Sur
yiving Awful Catastrophe.
~ Aaaociatad Preaa. ]

L1~g 1N1sN7NsAa9 59NI NU3NsI
TASHKEN, RusssiR Turkestan,
Oct. 3O.-The whole town of Kara
tagh, In BOIshara, has been de-
stroyed and the entire population
numbering fifteen thousand buried
by n mountatn slide following a re-
cent earthquake there.
The governor OF Karatag and his
mother are the only persons who
survived the disaster.
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HUBBY JAILED
Await Hearing on Charge o
Beating His Wife

Robert Rutherford. colored. is a
prisoner in the county jail awaiting
a hearing In Magistrate Gordon's
court on the charge OF assaulting
eating his wife, Maudie Rutherford
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u. B. Jarvis was admitted to the
Kessler hospital Tuesday evening
to undergo treatment for typhoid
fever.
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Lee L. Malone. of the Fairmont
Coal Company was here last night
on business.
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THE WEATHER.

Rain TOnight-Thursd day
warmer.
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Waldorf Salad, en- Mayonnaise
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JIRCUlAT

The Greatest and Best in
clarEsburg.
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roquets of Chicken, Sauce Supreme
Drowned Sweet Potatoes
Garden Peas
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BIDS sED.
oaoraia--olYnn conntx.

Nt~Si ga -CfJtlH O~EElyr
Sealed proposals are invited by the
Commissioners OF Roads and Revenue
of Glynn County, Georgia, for the
sale and installing Of metal and wood
furniture for the new col&t house
now in course OF construction in said
ounty. full specifications of al such
urniture and the plans thereof being
now or file with the clerk OF said
commissioners. A copy Of such speci-
fications mad blue print Of said plans
nay be had upon application 20 said
Jerk, accompanied BY a certified
check payable to his order for $500,
onditioned for the safe return OF
aid plans and specifications.
All bids must be flea with the clerk
of said board by II o'clock a. m, June
Is. 1907 Persons bidding on either
wood or metal furniture must ac-
company bid with a certified check
for $500 payable 10 the order OF T. W.
Lamb, treasurer Of said county. Per
ons bidding on both wood and metal
urniture must accompany their bid
nth certified check for one thou
sand dollars ($t00000l payable to
said treasurer. Full information can
be had on application to said clerk
rhe right 10 reject any and all bids
| S reserved.
&c. Miller Chairman Commissioners
Roads and Revenue, Glynn County,
Georgia
Ia. o. Townsend. Clerk Commission
j ers Roads and Revenue, Glynn
County, Georgia
Postoffice address, Brunswick, ca.
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Sheriff Glynn County. Georgia.
.. W. Krauss, Plaintiffs Attorney
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Sac lEE,S aAlE

State of Georgia. County Of Glyun;
win be sold ON the first TUESDAY
in July next at public cutlery before
the court house in said county within
the legal hours of sale to the high
est and best bidder for cash. chat
certain tract or parcel Of land, sit
uated on St Simon Island. Georgia.
on the western side OF said Island,
said tract known as the West Point
Plantation containing one thousand
q ,000l acres more or less. properly
described and accurately delineated
and bounded in the certain mortgage
from George Wilson to Eliza e
Smith. recorded in book "UU." page
553, OF the records of said county.
reference to which said mortgage
and the record thereof is made and
had for all purposes. Said property
levied upon and to be sold as the
property of said George Wilson. to
satisfy a MORTGAGE execution issued
from the superior court of said
county in favor Of Christine F.. Wer-
ner, transforee, against the said
George Wilsoi0 amount OF principal.
ten thousand dollars (s10.000), be
sI6"s interest and court costs.
This June Srd 1907.
W0. H. Berrie,
Sheriff Glynn County. Georgia.
Q. W. krauss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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BASEBALL GAME
( ON FOR TODAY
ARIEN COMING OVER WITH a
PAID BATTERY TO WIN a
3 GAME FROM LOCALS.

Quite d interesting baseball game
is scheduled TO occur out at the
baseball part this afternoon, when
the locals viii take on ae Darien
aggregation. The visitors viii csoSna
over on the steamer Hessie, arbving
in the city about II o'clock. An ex-
cursion viii be run and quite a
number OF fans viii accompany the
team
The Darien club, it is understood
has secured a paid battery for the
occasion and viii make every effort
to win the game Walker WHY pitch
for the locals, who wiz line Up as
follows:
Wright, catch; Walker. pitch.
Dickson. first base; Lambright, sec
ond base; Hopkins, third base; Nor
ton. shortstop; Ross, left field: Reid,
center field; Tison, right field
The game will be called promptly
at 3:45 and the local club has an
nounced that it may be the last
game of the season An effort is
being made to keep the club intact
throughout the season. but unless the
attendance is good it is more than
probable that the club viii disband.
therefore ia is hoped that all the fans
will go out and help the team
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BANKRUPT SALE.
n the United States District Court
for the Eastern Division Of the

for the Eastern Division Of the
Southern District OF Georgia.
In the matter of j. II. Brigham.
bankrupt. IN bankruptcy
Under and by virtue Of on order
this dav granted liz the above stated
case by the Honorable Max Isaac
referee in bankruptcy. the under
signed as trustee Of the estate Of
the ah0ve rawod bankrupt. Will nat
Jun. and expose for sale 10 tho high
est bidder for cash. at Baxley APP
ming couhw Georgia, on the 22nd
day of June 1907. hatwoan Na legal
hours of sale all the following de.
scrihed property to-wit:
All OF that certain stock of NOR
chandise consisting principally of
dry goods. notions, groceries, provi-
siCns. shoes. hats; fixtures consisting
principally Of show cases. one nqir
of committing scales. ice box.e office
desk and chair, cheese cutter. Areen
doors. awnings, and other gooA too
numerous to mention Also one iron
safe that will be sold serarate and
apart From the ether property of
aid estate. Sale will begin at ten
o'clock In the forenoon and continue
Wtil all the said property is sold
Terms of sale cash.
For particulars address
Martin Jarman,
Trustee in bankruptcy Of the estate
OF ]. II. brigham, Bailey, Georgia.
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.RlcE sTRAw 90 49,

Fresh, bright rice straw in bales
delivered at Hessie's wharf Brunswick
at forty cents per bale, in lots Of 20
to 100 bales. Address J. 7. DENT,
r. f. .. Brunswick, Ga.
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4 5 HONE Av6lII'lATg
for chtIdreaS safe. SIRE. No opiates
Ere sale.

Fire Sale.
Stoves aSd ranges at Bohne &
Alillen. Phone 397
Don't miss the opportunity of buy
ing good stoves or ranges at less
than cost See Bohne & M.llen
quick
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Moving p turcs at Kings Daugh-
ters' theatorium, 221 Newca@
street, 5 cents.
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aThe ladies Of the Catholic church
give an excursion TO St. simon
gow night. Refreshments viii
Aduring the evening and a
lis promised all who at
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Darien Excursion.

LaTIen EXcUFslofl.
An excursion will come over from
Darien this morning. a number Of
people are coming over with the
baseball team, which is to cross bats
with the locals this afternoon.
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feeting.

Ancil viii hold another
morrow night, at which a
'sDer patters viii be taken up.
Among Ar things It is probable
thA nd hoard OF health VIII be
elected
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YesterdayN
Ipping

Yesterday piping.
Arrived sQer Coaling. Hughes,
New York; Dover, Dillon,
Havana; steal n Marcos, David
son, Charlesto ooner Richard
h. c. Marley New Bedford
schooner Martin Wallace, Ray,
Guano. P. 7. SAP schooner James
T. Maxwell. Jr ptree. Noank.
- -
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BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND The CITY
win Meet Tonight.

viii Meet Tonight.
The Ggnn aerie of Eagles will
h2ld their regular weekly meehg in
Aheir hall tonight and a nun Ter of
routine matters will be taken up.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-17
Mrs. Patrick Hayes.

The funeral of Mary L. Richardson, wife of Patrick Hayes, took place from her late residence, 92 sylvan avenue, yesterday morning at S;SO and later from St. Johns church at o'clock, where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Keating; deacon, Rev Father Ford sub-deacon, Rev. Father Russell, master of cere- monies. Mrs Hayes leaves to mourn her loss two daughters, Nora and Ele- nor, and five sons, who acted as her bearers The pail bearers were: John J, Lawrence A., Thomas B., Patrick E. Hayes and John R, Knight and Christopher Knight, nephews.