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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
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Another Gala Night at The Calrr,1,liiDa1I

The Coney Island United shows
which are filling weeks engage
nient for the benefit OF the Uniform
Rank of NInccabees at the circus;
grounds on the South Side, had one
OF the largest and most enthusiastic
crowds last evening that has ever
turned out to any Carnival In our city
and each and every attraction was
we'll Epatronized; and pronounced tho
cleanest all best that has ever visit
ed the city. The company carries ten
high class attractions, namely. George
Rollins big animal circus, where one
/ of the largest collections OF animals
of all sorts and species are on exhi-
bltion. and are put through some OF
! the most hair raising fents ever
known to the American public. Next
comes the Old Plantation which is one
OF the best vaudeville entertainments
that has ever been. placed under can.
vas. The Plantation Is composed OF
| II southern darkies from the States
OF Georgia. North and South Carolina
and it makes one think. of olden times
10 witness the performances which
consists Of 81 singing. dan cling cake
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Condemn The Aldrich > VreeLnnd Bill

. .
ssCHARLEsTON, w. Va. June 12.-,
the West Virginia Bankers Assocla-
tion closed Its annual meeting Inst
might with a banquet after it had pass
s!ed g,resolut condemning the band
secured provisions OF the Allrlch-vree-
land currency bill recently enacted by
Congress, and calling upon the two
dominant political parties TO incorpo.
rate in their national platforms.
RspIanEs guaranteeing a true credit cur
5grency system. The resolutions were
ERASED after an address by Congress-
Sman$ Charles N. Fowler OF New Jer-
$sey. chairman OF the committee of
Sbanklng and currency Of the house OF
In which he condemn
led the new currency legislation as fun
wrong and ultimately
free coinage OF silver. The
Address Of Congressman Fowler was
ION the subject OF Currency and Cur,
2reney legislation, and was based on
the Representations of the subject as en-
bodied In his -blll introduced in con
Sgresss for! d more elastic currency. f
Omcers were elected by the asso
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| BID B WANTED! ]!
FOR |: P | }. 0 Site i
DEPARTMENTS SENDS
IMPORTANT coMMusicATioN
TO POSTMASTER a. How
ARD FLEMING.
Treasury Department.
ONCE OF the Secretary.
s K q SW.ASHINGTQN. d. G.

ssts June 8. 190s.t.
Proposals will be received. to be-
opened at o'clock p.S M. July 90.
1908. for the sale or donation to the
United States OF suitable slte.l cen,
trally and conveniently located for
the Federal building to be erected In
Fairmont, West Virginia. A corner
lot of approximately 155xl40 feet.
rs required; Each proposal must give
the price. the character of foundations
obtainnble. the proximity to street
cars, sewer. gas. and water mains.
etc. and must be accompanied by a
diagram indicating the principal
street. the north point. the dimensions
and grades OF the land. the widths and
paving OF adjacent streets and alleys.
whether the alleys are public or 5pri-
vate. and whether or not the city
owns land occupied by sidewalks. The
vendor must pay all expenses con-
nected with furnishing evidences of
title and deeds OF conveyance. I'm.
|provements on the property must be
reserteda by Inc vendor nut pending
the commencement of the Federal
building they may remain on the land
i upon payment OF a reasonable ground
rent. The grantor must, however. re.
move all Improvements on thirty
days. notice so to do. The right to re.
lject any proposal Il, reserved. Each
proposal must be sealed, marked !" "Pro,
Dosal for Federal building site at Fair
mont. West Virginia." and mailed to
the Secretary of the Treasury tsuper.
vlsing Architect, Washington. D. G.
No special form OF I. proposal, is re
CURED or provided. 8
GEO. B. CoRTELYOU;1
7;: Secretary.
June 12,t16I19; 23, 90, go.
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Edward Cain Killed.

Edward Cain. IN American. aged 33
Mine. of the Falrmort Coal Company.
on the West Virginia and Plttsburg
Branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. near Clarksburg, was instant.
~ killed yesterday afternoon by a
fall OF slate. The funeral arrange
ments are in charge OF Undertakers
Sloppy and Warren. of Clnrksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Case Progressing.

In the case of the State vs.. Glen
AIcCloy the lawyers for the defense
are making a strong effort to break
down the States case against Nc
Cloy. The evidence adduced at. the
trial to-day tended to prove that Hos
kins was the aggressor In the fight
and that N1cCloy was defending him
self. The witnesses examined to-day
were: Amos Satterfield, John Van
Glider. Fred Barnes. Harry Knapp,
Walter Harshbarger. John Hupp. Lon.
ME Carpenter and Harry McCloy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
ITO CELEBRA :: Ate
ANNIVERSARY
PHI KAPPA sleMAs HERE In
& FORCE MONDAY AND TUES
II. ~ siF 4: DAY OF IN EXT WEEK. Il: /:

AioNGANToWN, June 12:-The
West Virginia university chapter, Of
the Phi aKppa Sigma fraternity will
celebrate the tenth anniversary Of the
founding of the chapter Monday and
Tuesday OF next week. . Nearly all of
the alumni members will return for
the occasion which will be marked
by the most brilliant fraternity func-
ton OF the week.
Monday night will be given over
to smoker at the chapter house on
Kirk street. A business session will
be held Tuesday morning; the mem-
bers OF the chapter will keep open
house in the afternoon and the cele-
bration will close with banquet at
the Weiland cafe Tuesday night. Two
representatives Of the Washington
and Jefferson chapter OF the frater-
nifty will be present and take part in
the celebration. 5
The alumni who have signife.l
their intention of attending are: c.
l.. Moore. who Is with the Pennsyl-
yanla Railroad Company at Browns
VILE. Pa: George G.. Beneke, F. L.
knol;e. William Orr and William Cum
Minis. all of whom are now practicine
law in Wheeling; JssC. Long, New Ha'
ven, Pa: L. G. Wallace. Fairchnnce
Pa; Earl Smith. John r. Rock anil
Harry b. Clark, Fuirmont: J. A. Hais
lip. "A. B. McCrum. ]; s. .4sewis and ]
Ben Brady Kingwool; Dave Lemon
tShepherdstown; J. II. Steenbergen
Point Pleasant; T. r. Francis. Cor
nellsville; H.. r.. Grassland. Pittsburg
T. r. oyles, who Is in the Unite.
States pure food comflssion, Washing
ton. D. c.. and Howard NJ. Bingaman
Harrisburg. Pa.
The local alumni, all of whom vii
be present with the exception o.
Regent z. M. Grant, who will be a
the Chicago national convention, are;
J.iL. Hatfield. Dean Charles E. Hogg
Ray v. Hennene John Ross, S. G. Chad
wick, Jr, Charles w. Held. E. G. Don
ley, J. r. Ely. l.. D. Beall, Charles
Hogg. Jr., DR.. David Hott. Harry
Zevely. E. M Grant and Ted Arthur
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
At tELectric Theate,
Friday and
Saturday

The following bill is making n hit
at the Electric Theater. A larger au-
dience was we'll pleased with the
show last night. Progrnmme-A So
ciety comedy playlet-A Timely Les
son, by Wooilford and Alalboro. The
Great Guyer-Unsnrpassnble feats of
balancing. with bottles, glasses. etc.
The Bowery Pown Broker-A1r. Lew
Fields-a Jewish friend with the lat
est parodies and witty sayings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Train Ditched
fBy United Press.)

BlNGHAMTON, N. Y. June 12.---
While running at thirty miles an hour
this morning the Cleveland express
westbound on the Erie railroad, ran
off n derailing switch. The engine
and three cars left the rails and the
locomotive rolled into ditch. En-
gineer Truesdale was crushed to death
Fireman Cole, was severely injured
All the passengers escaped injury. Y
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CHICAGO Ill, June 12.--Republi-
can National Committee will have
ecompla led Its work preparing the tenn:
porary roll for next Tuesdays con.
vent Ion be fore sun down. The com.
mil ttee IS assured OF Taft's nomina-
zion on first ballot unless the creden-
Sftlals committee should undo Its work.
Bnt $thel convention leaders not pre-
paring rest from their labors. They
II to!day are admittedly perturbed by
kfheE noise made by sPennsylvania traiu
|Sspeeding from Washing gton. On board
Eareg Samuel Gpmpers and a maj jority
iEof the members OF the executive coun:
#ecll OF the labor federation. Reports
agrees that Gompers is going to make
iIa strong 4 light for a generous recogni-
5ftioniSp pff labor in the platform. He is
to9 demand that the conven-
Hon rel ject the proposition of pronl-
iSnent citizens OF the Empire State that
Il the convention go squarely on record
Sdisapp wing II of the. criticism made
ssby rgnnizeds Ia bor OF United StateH
#SnpremeE Court. He will demand that
1.-THE conYen ton Incorporate in the
form theE unqualified endorsement
ofa the propose antiinjunction law
and dSamenane IS to the Sherman anti,
4 trust law exempt pting labor organlza.
Hons fromSi its opera tions. The Repub
;sf1icnnS leaders like 1; placate Gompera
and This fellow fAclnls but they will
n have saS hard nut to crack. No matte.
what action. ls taken there will be
Sstrolible the convention adopts thu
antii junction plank the ma ational man
sufa ctnrers'& association promises trou
ble:s They insist that the demands ol
Sthe labor leaders be ignored. Com
pers and friends are reported to have
said Sif the convention does not come
sSSont In favor OF the anti-ln1unctior
planls It will be taken to Denver fol
Sado ption by the Democrats.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Death at Rarrackyille.

Mrs. "A. ]. Tothman died this morn.
Ing Mt her home at Barrackville after
prolonged illness from tuberculosis
Deceased was formerly Miss Annn
Cowl of Manntngton, and was twenty
eight years Of age. She is survived
by her husband and three small child
rem. The remains will be taken tc
Mannington Saturday Afternoon where
they will be Inferred. 4 n n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

citation us follows: President, w. D. IT.
vine, Wheeling; vice presidents. Fl. B.
Mckinley. Salem: w. W. Woods, Key
ser; l.. S. Lully, Mt. Hope; c. S. Bum
gardner, Pnrkersburg. and II. c. Har-
rey, of Huntington, were chosen to
the convention Of the American Bank
ers association.
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Popular Lecture.

Don't fail to attend the lecture this
evening at the Presbyterian Church
by Rev. VIM. Spurgeon. D. D.. Of Eng
land DR.. spurgeon comes highly rec,
commended and he will no doubt have
something very interesting to say to
Fnirmont people. Lecture begins at
o clock. Admission free. q.
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ATRMoNTS VYEsUTF FVIRGINIA FRIDAY JUNF Z 127la
! ! / |: ]. !.
LANDS
REPRIEvEETo HERMAN
BILLlck The CONVICTED r
MURDERER.

&s CHICAGO. 7. Ill, June 12.-Federal
Judge Lands to-day granted a. .reprieve
to- Herman BilIick who was convicted
of the murder Of Mary vezral, anil
who was to have been hanged at eler-
en- o'clock this morning. Billick is
also accused of poisoning four other
members OF the Vezral family. The
reprleve is to give the attorneys a
chance to perfect an appeal. The
court ordered the Cook county author
tiles not to carry out the orders Of
Bilifck's execution until the United
States Supreme Court acted.
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WILL NOT ACCEPT.
{By United Press.)

ALBANY, N. y. June 12-Gov.
Hughes through Secretary Robert Full
ler made it. clear today that under. no
circumstances would he accept the
yice-presilential nomination..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Organized Mothers Club,

Mrs. !. Walter Barnes spent yester-
day in Littleton where she was instru-
mental In organizing Mothers Club
among the w. c. T. u. of that place.
Mrs. Joseph Jolliff was made presi-
dent OF the club which started off with
n good membership. 81
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Little Helpers to Meet.

The Little Helpers" OF Christ P,
! E. Church will meet tomorrow, after
noon at two o'clock In the Sunday
school room A full attendance is de
sired. 4 @ /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

: CLEVELAND, O.. June IL. Oh.
my Cod Mrs. Barbara Billick shrek
cd and fell in to n faint, when she
was told by the United Press that
Judge Landts hal reprieyed her son
Herman. Physicians are now working
over her. nj y 4. ,tSTf e ~
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Business SIS Opportunity.

For sale.=7-Tent show known as
ssvendo ONE now booked with Coney ISL
and shows. Bargain for quick p,lr-
chaser. Outfit complete. Inquire OF
Dare, Nixon at Roush's Restaurant or
8ats show grounds.
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/ PERSON MUIR


evening y On tiIlty2 a h0uEsFt y GlUEhsf$ 5tnN
was pulling into Unionto nccnss
Ing to schedule when the awfnl acelss
dent occurred The cause pt tho
wreck is said to have been the fatl-
ure OF the flaEman5 5ofs the freight train
to warn the engineer son: d The passsn
ger train. 8. The two eng Zines eame 70
gether! fair and 4 square. and with .
sudden rebound. Il the zpassanger train
was at a rs standstIll I. The frefght
train was preparing TO back onto st
siding but not having Sample time To
get away. the two trains coliided.
| None of the cars were niufed
cept the smoker and the baE EsaEe cars.
The passenger train Jared the worse:
OF the two. having the eng line smashei
the baggage car torn from the trnetasS
and the smoker iured. Anoth pe
culiar feature about the wretls
that not a window ;ina any pfs tltss
coaches was broken. The eng inner
was found beneath the dehris IA a
very critical condition. Medical aid
was sumponed for the wopnded t
once.
- 4.
All OF the passengersSo 81 the
ed train were transit sferred 10 pitta-F
burg No. four. which ran intn Fatf
mont ahead Of No. two. Snews i,as
gage car was attnc to Mo- two.
arrived at Fairmont two honfs ands
Itwenty.fve5 minutes late.
"a Miss Krane who was among the in1
jured. and who As u trained nurse ypm
Pittsburg rendered iIyala laable ssr
Vice in helping to care for the injured
The escapes from d cath bs Jamhss
carrico, express messenger and HaEs
ryaTDom, baggageS ma ster,s were truly
marvellous. They were
around over their car. but Ewith TIE
exception of bruises and cuts they
caped with much good fortuna: s. IS EsE 81
The injured are: q
Fatally Injured
Quinn Pore. onnellsyill etgineer
Of No. 2. scalp wound 4 left tSleg brolss
en-. right large toe cut 50 right foot
badly: mangled and torn. /.
The Injured OF tho Grew,
James Carico. OF AIorgantosn.s sszssI
press messeng ger, badl cnt on ~ fore
head. -
j. a. Mccullon ii; 81 Pitts sburgs
brakeman; knee injured:
Harry Domm. formerly Or airHaon
now OF Ptttsburg Fl ght hin bruised.
Injured Passenge ers.
i Mrs. Theodore Hewing of Fairmont
arm sprained.
Miss Gertrude gHewing. Or 5Eairmont,
badly shocked. Il s:3;
Miss Mary Krane. of Plttsbnrg 500
Elder street. lip cutsand several teeth
knocked out.
Miss Mary Laughrey, sharpsbutg.
Pa. badly bruised &
~ James e. Holt. Of ellsyill 3281
n. Pittsburg street. Sbrnis about tlle
head.
Mrs. John STANFORD, % eilsyiIle.
slightly bruised ..a
, Miss Rachel seamans.S s11ntonto
! Connellsyllle street. shoc cked. s
Miss Helen Barbara. Of Cheat Has
: lren.s Pa.. bruised and 5shpc ted
Mrs. y. a. Miller 1T Marion. had
Is shocked.
] Miss Elsie Bennett % Homesteads
Pa. badly bruised
8 Miss ocea Bennett, Of Homsstea
! badly shocked :. 81
!, u. c. Ramsey, Of Cheat Haven,
: bruised. sss;s
+ b. e. BJohnst on OF f5aIasnntownP 81 Pa.,
i out on face.
Mrs. b. B. Ramsey 4 Or Cheat Haven.
Pa, badly bruised <
yht at Re .Camrlliiual iii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

Miss Llnnle Reeves has gone to
N1,lncle. Ind. to visit her sister, Mrs
Carpenter. 4, 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

Frank Raymond who, Is ! attending
Harvard College Is expected srurrr> the
latter part Of next week to spend the
summer. +?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

Master Joe Hartley. who has been
attending school at Rock Hill, Nd, has
returned home to spend the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
gHnrtley.s S! /. f. s. 98; x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

!; III, June 2.--The Ma
fional ittee today seated all the
rsmainihE Lyon Taft delegates from
sTexasA and then started on the % Vir-
gina contests. Is ..S3a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Defen dants' Acquitted.
sfBY United Press.l

HARRISBURG, Pa; June 1.-THE
jury in the Capitol cons piracy case re-
tired at 1885 a. NJ, today. with bind.
ing instruction from Judge Kunkel to
acquit Mathues. Snyder and Shumaker.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

Mr.. Tusca Morris and family have
moved from Benomi avenue to the
property on Fairmont avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

James Ford OF Burnsville. is home tc
spend n few days. . ;35$.!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Police coirt News.

$ One OF Jim Means sons was UP this
morning before the mayor charged
With lisorderly conduct and lettering.
He was given one days work for the
city. ,5s 81 IA 4 IS;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

Sterling silver spoon Saturday at
Fishers. Coo each. 81 90 and $1.5o
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
3,..AnkIe.fitS Soxforids at tHartiey'a;

kind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Look to Fishers store for saturdny
Try a West virginianl want N, }ad.

sales. !, y; 3 WV
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

Tg-l = a
See Fishers window Saturday sales
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
aAnkle.fit soxfords at HartIey's.

5i.j
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sISlil &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-05
Births Reported.

The following births were reported 10
the health office during the past forty
eight hours:
Archibald B. and Marie s. Williams.
September q. 1908. girl
George w. and Bertha NJ Taylor. Sep
TENDER 90 1908. boy
Claude I. and Ida v. Parker. September
%. 1908. girl
Arthur A. and Fannie V. Pack. October
2. 1908. girl.
Rufus and jamie Natter. September IS.
1908. boy.
Marlin J. and Mary A. Mulroe. Septem-
Der 26. 1908. boy
Thomas w: and lydia MCQUEEN. Sep
TENDER %. 1908, boy.
Henry c. and Margaret E. Karr. Sep
TENDER 30. 1905. girl.
James c. and Edith A. King. September
30. 1903. boy.
Louis and Ethel Doyle. September "a.
1908 girl.
Charles H. and Margaret F. Culver.
September -. 1908. girl
Arthur and Blanche NJ. Thornton. Sep
TENDER -. 1908. girl.
Sandy and Ellen Jackson, September 80
1908. girl.
Charles and Bette Higgs. October 1.
1905 boy.
Edward J. and Mary Howard October
1, 1908. boy.
William II. and Charlotte Dynes. Sep
TENDER %. 1908, girl.
Richard and Mary A. Coombs, Septem-
Der %, 1905, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-05
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-W. P. Brown, New York; E.
H. Youngman, Williamsport. Pa; L. B.
Hall. New York; E. p. Springer, Chi
cago; w. L. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas.
New York.
New Willard-B. butcher. New York;
Mrs. c. Klaus, Vicksburg, Miss; H.
Staten. New York: Thomas Murray and
Mrs. Murray, New York; Charles Smith
and Mrs Smith, Chicago.
Riggs-C. T. Cleave. Denver. Col; T.
NJ. Coker. Birmingham. Ala; p. NJ.
Long. Birmingham. Ala; c.; Kicker.
Fillmore. n. Y: ]. A. Adams and Mrs.
Adams. Kansas City; j. X. Mcdonald.
Athens. Ga; ]. A. Moore. Seattle, Wash.
s. c. Whiteside. u. S. N; c. L. Griffin.
New York; J. A. Binneyan, Philadel-
phia: F. L. Packard and Mrs. Packard.
Waterbury, Conn.,: G.. w. Adams and
Mrs. Adams. Florida; c. w. Wheeler.
Wheeling, w. Va; B. B. Stammer, Fort
Wayne, Ind: Mrs. B. c. Daniels. Cali
fornia: w. A. Seibert and Mrs. Sci
bert EastOn, Pa.
Arlington = Mime. Nazimova. New
York: Brandon lyman, New York: Mrs.
c. Briggs. California; Miss Whittier.
New York.
The Shoreham-J. C. Calvin and Mrs.
Calvin. Hollidaysburg, Pa: A. S. Soule.
Richmond. Va; Mrs. Jacques Martin,
New York; Florence Fisher, New York;
A. c. Arend, Findlay, Ohio; William F.
Smith and Mrs. Smith. Philadelphia;
DR.. Emily Noble. New York; Thomas A.
Whittle. Mrs. Whittle and Miss Whit
tie, Rochester: James C. Hooe, Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-05
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health ONCE during the past forty
eight hours:
Rosaline v. Campbell. 66 years. 10 9th
street northeast
Catherine Neacey. "a years, 2l2O L
street northwest
May Cohen. months, Washington Hos
pital for Foundlings.
Lucy L. Rollison. months, Sibley Hos
pital.
Mary ]. Rye. - years. 427 10th street
southwest.
John E. Haines. 63 years. 1906 9th
street northwest.
Annie NJ. Kimmel. 81 years, COS Louis
lana avenue northwest.
Wilmer r. Koday. = months. 1855 d
street southwest
Martin LIE Roy Payne, months, 1905
AZ street southwest.
Infant OF Frederick and Lottie Shepard
1 day. 33451k NJ street northwest.
Sarah Smith, IS years. 221l F street
northwest.
Elizabeth Gaines. % years. 5l2 street
northwest.
Jennie Montague. years. 500 Barry
place.
Jane Smell. % years. 1927 lie Droft
court northwest.
Annie Jones. A years. 455 l. street
northwest.
William Peyton. % years. 1926 U street
northwest.
James A. Briscoe, 81 years. CAT Acker
street northeast.