The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08
BIRTHS ARE DOUBLE
VITAL STATISTICS FOR WEEK MAKE
 GOOD SHOWING.
Thirty-One Arrivals Reported. and Only Fifteen Deafhs---White Record is Especially Pleasine To Sani-
 ffry Department.


 In the office of the Sanitary Depart ment yesterday there was a great di- versity of feeling. Joy was inter- mingled with sorrow--the sadness Of the occasion however, being greatly exceeded by the jubilance. In fact. the sadness was mere matter or grief, which Inspector No. 1 and his ensemble of inspectors always indulge in when the week does not prove a record breaker in the vital statistics.
 They perpetrated this on the inno- cent visitors who crowded through their doorway yesterday afternoon: Inspector No. 1:--"The stork Is an exquisite fowl He carried with us finely last week, and because or that fact we have much cause to be proud What say you, Oh! Searchers TOT Babios2"
 Searchers. etc-'Dandy."
 Inspector No. IA timely answer. Therefore, Ensemble, chant" . Ensemble. chanting and apologizing for mutiiation:
 Here's to the stork,
 Antirace- suicide bird Who Is blessing the homes In this dis
 trict
 Now he's merry and gay,
 Through all of the day. Thlrty-one helps out vital statistics" Saying which, the below vital sta tistics, in which is shown that the births for the week exceeded the deaths hv sixteen, there being thirty-one of the former and fifteen of the latter were given out. Of the thirty-one births, twenty three were whites and eight were negroes. Of the fifteen deaths, nine were whites and six were negroes. Tie report is as follows'
 White Births.
 To Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Shores, girl. To Mir. and Mrs. A. N. Culver, hoy IT. MT. and Mrs. L. N. Rogers, boy. To Mr., and Mrs. A. S. billiard. boy To MT. and Mrs. E. Lt Thornton. girl.
 boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. T. F. Mccollister. boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. H. c Evans. boy. To MT and Mrs. William Farmer, twins, Qwo boys)
 To MT. and Mrs. Cargill, boy. To Mir. and Mrs. William Pope. girl. To Mir. and Mrs. Ruffin Daniels. boy To MT. and Mrs. J. P. Robertson, girl.
 To MT. and Mrs. c. K. Baxter. girl To MT. and Mrs. G. F. Hill. glrl. To Mir and Mrs. J. E.. Siler, boy. TO MT ana MES. w. Ns SOAJ ~ es'AA' | To MT. and Mrs. E. M. Jordan, boy To Mir and Mrs. Pink Stoddard, boy. To Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Holt, girl. To Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Rhinehart. a girl. To Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Turner, a girl.
 Negro Births. To P Perry and wife, boy. To P. B. Pierce and wife, a boy. To M. L. Jackson and wife, girl. nc ay,lx I aL rd wife how To Moses Hall and wife boy. To Joseph billiard and wife, a girl. To B. J. Medley and wife. a boy To aWlter Reid and wife, a girl
 White Deaths. Infant of w. ]. Ginnavan. age 1 year, girl.
 Mrs. Laura Feeder, age fl years. Mrs G. M. F. Deckard age 69 years. Doud P West. are 69 years; shipped to Boston. Mass.
 Child of R. E. Cunningham. age years.
 Mrs Susie Beck. age s9 years. Alma M Cooper. age years; shipped to Chattanooga. Tenn
 Child of J. w. Hawkins. age l year; shipped to Jackson. Ala,
 John Dahlberg. age 2S years; shipped to Suggsville. Ala.
 The body of Mrs. Clara V. Simpson. was shipped to Montgomery from Tus- Ala. for interment.
 Negro Deaths. Sallie Shelton. age 21 years; shipped to Union Springs. Ala.
 Matte I. Gordon, age 14 years; ship ped to Mitchells, Ala.
 Earl Williams. age years. Irene Ashley, age TO years. Henry Posey, age 31 years. Mary Reeves. age 65 years. The body of Willie Floyd was shipped to Montgomery from Chicago, for in- torment.