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THOMAS d. cf.sr:-. & son. AICTIONEEHS.
1881 q ST.
PROBATE COURT SALE or rwo-srony
FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING FIVE
ROOMS. LOCATED ON FESSENDEN PLACE,
Il

by virtue Of d.rtee Of the supreme Court Of
Cause No l+11p thu undersigned administrator
will sell al puhiir auction in front of the prem
Uses SATIt RDAY. THE SIXTH DAY nF
JINE. 1905 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the fol-
lowing described real estate" namely all that
certain piece ar parcel Of land and premises sit
nate. lying and being in til" county Of Washing
ton Distrir, al Columbia. known aud distinguish
Ell lots numbered - aud Is in block num-
herei -. in The subdivision of Giles IycrS rs
tarc known as '.R"n"'' AZ per plat in Book Gov
shepherd. NJ. III. pagc 81. of the
records Of he office Of tho surveyor at the Dis
tr"t If Columbia: improvements thereon "a
above.
Terms of Sal". Al, cash, TaNcs paid 10 day
of sale Conveyanrihc and recording AZ pnrchas-
er's costs. Deposit at hundred dollars re-
nuired upon acceptance nf bid
WILLIAM p. REILLY. Administrator
ieo 81 3S6 Louisiana ave.
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Administrative Sale of
Diamonds and. E1igh=class

sJeWelry.

BY authority of decree OF re Probate Court
of the District " Columbia. nrysed In cause No.
II232. in re the estate of William Breuning-r.
will offer for sale AT public auction. premises
No. 329 Pa. AVE. NV. on TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY NEXT. at ne hours Of 1920
\. NJ. 80 and 30 r W.. the DIAMOND RINGS
BROOCHES FINS. EARKIN'iS AND OTTER
PRECIOUS STONES AND HIGTI-CLASS JEWEL
Rl lately owned by said deceased. All ether
articles in said store will be >od dsily at pubic
auction and private sale for - F"w days.
.MAGRA EN- BREt NINGER. Administrative.
de-; II ~
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c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
1907 {; ST NV.

y"
VALUABLE PROPERTY on rIiE WEST sIDE
OF I I'D, 'oR HIGH. sIE 1, Mar WATER
PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of 1so trust: dated ate,
recorded in Lher No. 1861. at folio 9s ct seq,
one of the land records for the District Of Co.
nmbia. and at the request Of the party secured
Of the propcrty. OK THtRspAY NAY TWEEN
IY-EIGHTH. 1905. At FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
Ate In the District Of Columbia. known and dis
tingnished rs and being parts OF lots numbered
,ve i7so. in "Ol Old Georgetown" being in square
numbered eighteen Gs'. in said Georgetown now
known as square numbered eleven hundred and
eighty-eight IlSSl in the city Of Washington,
contained within the following netes and Sounds.
viz; BEGINNING for the same at a point on the
feet six ls inches. north from the southeast cor
per Of said lot numbered seventy-three T3,. and
running thence west parallel With the the south line
t62, feet. thence south parallel with High street
f"rty-nine 40, feet six Is, inches to the south
line Of lots numbered seventy four 60 and
seventy-fve rs, one hundred and sixty-nine 1897
90 e a south sss
numbered seventy five 75. thence east parallel
seventy four 60, and seventy five G5) two hun
dred and :thirty-one 1871 feet six t6, inches to
ass ans hu aas sn az H ss
Pix 20, inches to the place Of beginning together
with all the improvements, rights. privileges
Terms: third cash. balance in equal in
stnllments in one and two years from day Of
able semi annually. and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold all cash, at the pur.
chasers option. 4 deposit Of $3.50 will he
quired at the time of sale. and all conveyancing.
recording and notarial fees al purchasers cost
Terms to he fully complied with in fifteen days
from the day of sale. or the property may he re-
sold at the risk and cost OF the defaulting pur-
chaser after such previous public advertisement
as we. the trustees, NAV deem necessary.
ARTHUR T. BRlCE..
WM y. rLATf4ER.
my16 1Ot.esu Trustees.
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Dredge Navesink Ready for Duty.

The new self-contained steam dredge
Navesink. which has been undergoing ac-
ceptance trials on Chesapeake bay. Is at
Baltimore to be locked for final inspec-
ton OF her cupboard machinery and TO be
cleaned and painted. The dredge VIII
shortly be turned over to the United
States Army engineers. for whom size
was built. and will be taken to New York.
where she will be employed upon harbor
Improvement work. 1t is expected that
the vessel will sail in few days for her
station.
The Navesink was built at the works
Of the Maryland Steel Company at Spar
rows Point. Md. and is sister snip TO
the dredse Raritan. which WAS completed
there and turned over to the government
authorities several months ago and -
now at work in NV York harbor. 1ne
Natesnk ard Raritan are anon. lie
largest and best equipped vessels OF theS
class float.
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ADAM 4. WESCHIAER,. AUCT1ONEER
Six Va lu q Bile Unin1=
proved Lots, Corner 2@tF
and r Streets NV, by
Anrcfinnn

BY virtue If authority vested in the unde-sign-
ed I will sell by public auction. in front 81 the
premises. on THURSDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH.
1903. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, eublota 50 to ,1,
both inclusive. in square 12SS.' fronting 1d5 feet
on r street by 12O feet 10Th street. with 15-
foot alley. suitable for dwellings apartment
house.
Terms made known at time OF sale. $50 de-
pnsit each lot IL sold sncly and $40 il
sold as whole required at time Of sale. Terms
nf sale 10 he complied with in Is days. All
conveyancing. etc. at purchasers cost.
ADAM \. WESCHLER, Auct.
leg
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AUCTION SALES.
l,VTIrRE DAYS.
= e IN y
pAM A. WES,.uI ZIP allsrIONEER.

Household and Office Furniture.
Pianos. Oh Paintings. Poo.
Tables. etc. by Order OF +.
{. Dutton. Administrator. and
Others. by Public ASHTON With
in My Salesrooms. ooo Pa. Ave.
NV. Saturday at 10 O'Clock
AM.
Including All-brass and .snameled Reds:eadS.
Antique Furniture. Dressers, White Enameled
and Oak thiffoniers China Ihsscts. Sdeboards.
Extension Tables and Dining Room Chairs. Up
right Piano. > Oil Paintings .hy Avlnori. Parlor
Pool Tables. Coffee Urn. Roll top Desks. Iron
Safe. Mattresses. Rugs. dox rev Clocks. etc.
etc.
vt IL O'clock Noon.
o Horses. including the racing
stallion Red Rock" "Truxton.
".Jackey. ;, Colts. Speed Wagon,
Surveys. Buggies. Victoria. Wag-
ons. Harness. etc. BY Order OF
Administrators " ash. Major Es-
tate.
Terms csSb.
je4.t ADAM \. wESCHLER. Auctioneer
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CLOTHING STORAGE.

ALL KINDS OF CLEANING PRESSING AM
rcpairins on ladies' and 9entcnen's garmenfa.
winte, clotbin. sterel for the summer safe
from moths Only charge will b. for cleaning
and repairing: JOHN MAZLBA. Gcl + 1T nv.
apl. "ut.o
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RUG WEAVING.

RIGS WOVEN FROM Old CARPETS: REIE
able and prompt: tine only factory of lis Kind
We make speciality of rug and CARPET clean
ing WASHINGTON RUG 90. 1851 9Th =:
NV. Phone Main 49,. inll.1 .yut ]
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM 4. WEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER
Trustees Sale of Valu=
able Retail Liquor Busi=
ness, Located at A72 Pa.
Ave. Northwest

On THURSDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH. laus
At TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. the undersigned.
trustee under a chattcl deed Of trust. recorded
III I1ber 1893 folio :s:;9 Of the land records OF
the District OF Columbia will sell. ut public
auction on the premises. the valuable retail
liquor business located - 472 Pa. avs: NV:
Washington. .. c.. including the entire stock OF
wines liquors and cigars. bar fixtures. pool
tables lunch counter. furniture. pictures. un-
expired lease" retail liquor license. good Will. etc
\ Good Chance to Make Several
Thousand Dollars Profit Dur
ing the Inauguration in March,
1900.
Terms Of sale: All cash on transfer OF license
and lease \ deposit Of five hundred dollars will
H.. required NJ the purchaser at the time OF sale
All cnnyevancing. recording. transferring OF
license etc. to be at the cost Of the purchaser
ON default Of purchaser to comply with terms OF
sale the undersigned reserves the right to resell
-, III" risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after
five days advertising in The Evening Star news
paper. DANIEL w y poNUNHUr
led -d&,lts 412 9Th st. NV. Trustee.
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The barges AppomattoS, p. 7. Donald
son. and William A. SnIoot are lying at
the niers of The Georgetown coal dealers
unloa ding about ..6p tons of coal for
local consu,nrtion. The barges arrived n
Georgetown early in the week III tow OF
the Southern IRA nsportation company )
tug Fortuna.
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Law AND COLLECTIONS.

ALL CASES. ALL col RTS AND DEPART
Tents: coroo-a ions tFgsnixet'. Al st~
iections and litigation everywhere: confidential
: IE.AL corr. 80. itotd bldg. ts'2ts.,
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pASTURAGE.

no ACRES FINE PASTI'RAGE. EDGE GEORGE
town: running water. plenty shade: s. per no.:
horses called for ant. delivered. Address r.. T..
ROISEAJ' 1900 Tunlaw I'd. ph.ne West 1000.
or 1919 Wis ave. phone West 5l2. mya 32ts x
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IfGOinq tOEurODe

Have your mail addressed care the London ONCE
OF The Washington Star. No. Regent Street.
Loudon. England. II desired mall win te for
warded to all parts OF Europe and tive Cont.
nent Tourists are requested to register at on:
once upon reaching London.
Washington Star London Office,
No Regent Of.
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Fly virtue "f an order of the Supreme Court OF
'he Dist rict Of Columbia. passed In equity cause
I'd day Of JUNG. 1905. the undersigned receivers
viii sell hy .Eihli, auction. within the above
il Ne. A.p. 1905. At ELENE< O'CLOCK M.
the above valuable ,saln<n and cafe hus!nese IN
Guiding lrasn. licrnse. handsome bar fixtures Two
National cash registers. dining and bed room fur
nitTre glassware. crockery Hnd plated ware
ported and domestic wines and liquors groceries
etc. ntr-
Terms cash. 4 deepest. "f e;ssO :, he made 1T
time of sale. All conyryancinR and transfer at
cost. of purchaser. Terms to be complied with
when signatures for transfer ~ license have lsan
obtained aud ready for ding with the excise
beard. right ia reserved to resell asrer Ave
DAYS advertisement in some newspaper published
ii, Washington. Il. g. at the risk and cost Of
the dcfaultns purchaser
No. 1A l4th at NV
CHAS. W. DARR. Receiver
No Jos st. NV.
WM F.. AMBROSE. Receiver
je;-d&dhs 45A La. ave NV.
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

A. p. JONES CO.-,JORS OF ALL. KINDS
Painting glazing and jobblny: estimates cheer
ruily furnished. P'iou. y. IlI1. 1913 stu u. v.
ap2S got
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my16-1Ot.e Su

CTTHE AROVE SALE is TNAyOInARIY
postponed until THURSDAY. JI-NE FOURTH.
1908. same hour and place. BY order Of the
trustees. my % dds eSu
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEEG.
w agOF1S, Harness, etc

BY virtue Of an order Of the supreme Court o.
the District Of Columbia. hold Probate Court.
in re estate Washington T. Nailor deceased
will sell by public auction in front of the sales
room Of Adam A. Weschler 92O Pa ave NV.
SATURDAY. JUNE SIXTH 1908 At
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, 4 Horses. Colts
Cow. Surrey. Victoria. Speed Wagon Bug
gies. Wagon. Sleigh. Harness Iron Safe. Desk.
etc. Terms: Cash.
BETTE +. Major
Administrative 18th and . SITS NV.
MASON N. RICHARDSON, Attorney,
Fendall bldg. 944 D at NV Jest
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ut IL O'Clock Noon.

G. c. SLOAN * co. AucTIo>EERs. 1907 u ST
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THos. :. OWEN & son. AuCTIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO-sTORY BRICK
RESIDENCE, CONTAINING SIX ROOMS,
KNOWN AS no. 1896 4TH STREET NORTH
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-04
7s ..isEis Easily Risers
Tno famous Etf!s plIiso
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Commencing June 14th, for the
Jacksonville and Fernandina excur
sionists, extra train will leave Bruins
wick at 1920 a. M, arriving Thalmann
at sos a. NJ, and connecting direct
ly with the SeabOard Air Line Special,
handling through coaches direct from
Brunswick to Jacksonville and Fern.
andina.
This train will leave Thalmann at
500 a. m, with connections from TIE
Seaboard Special from Savannah,
handling through coaches FROM that
point to Brunswick, arriving ~ the
latter point at 9:05 a M
The Sunday night train Nil leave
Brunswick at S:35 p. m /connecting
with Seaboard Special fy6m Jackson
vile and for SayannA, delivering
to them at Thalmann FAIRS from Jack
sonville, leaving ThaEnann at 9:35 p.
M, arriving Brunswick at 1920 p. NJ.
4os. C. Lieeour,
Commercial Agent,
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e A RLY RIS RS
The famous lj&tle pills.
PAY YOUR CITY TAXES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The tax digest for 1903 will be
opened on June 18th, 1905, for the
payment Of city taxes. The first half
is due and payable \on or before June
30th. A discount f(fve per cent. will
be allowed to ali Who pay the full
years taxes or or before July 10.
w. z. Faln.ACity Treasurer.
ROBIN 5, City Hall
Brunswick Ga. June II, 1905.
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sHERlFF's SALE
GEORGIA. Glynn County.

GEORGIA, Glynn County.
Viii be sold on the first Tuesday in
July next, at public cutlery, at the
Court House in said county, within
the legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder FOR cash, certain property of
which the following is full and CON-
plete description: Twentyeight (2S)
pairs trucks, one "a pair iron truck
wheels, one lot of refuse lumber, and
ten thousand 100000 crossties. more
OF less; being the same property that
is now located upon what Ifs known
as the old Mccullough Do9ks, now be-
longing to the Downing Company,
south of the Old Town II the City of
Brunswick; the properk being difficult
and expensive to transport, will not
be carried to the plSee of sale.
Said property leTed on as the prop
erty of The NatiQEal Tie Company to
satisfy a distress warrant issued out
Of the Justice Court in and for the
25th District q. NJ in favor Of The
Downing Company against the said
National III Company; said property
being now my possession. Levy
made andfturned over to me by L. ].
Leavy, constable.
This 9th day of June, 1905
VIM. H. Berrie,
Sheriff Glynn County, Ga
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While your FAMILY is away for the
summer, take advantage of the bust
ness mans lunch served daily at the
Oglethorpe from u to 2:30 o'clock. so
cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
BENNINGTON LETTER.

MANSfNGToN. June 19.-For the
past two or three weeks the Demo-
cratic brethren In this district have
been trying to get up the political
steam. but SO far the rank and file
have refused to be enthused. I.
1t seems to be pretty we'll settled
that T. ". Morgan will be the nominee
for assessor and he seems to be will
ing to be offered rs the sacrifice. Not
many of the faithful seem to be WILL
ing to lead the. forlorn hope. They
have tried hard to play politics by
placing some strong candidates In tho
district but 1t looks now like all the
fine laid schemes would fail. 1t is
pretty hari TO convince Manningtun
district Democrat that this Is good
year to win. That same old Republic.
csn majority still stares them In tho
face.
S'The change has been too rapid In
the last few days that the: faithful
hardly know where they are. A few
days ago John Phillips was here swear
ing he would never be happy until he
wHs sheriff, but yesterday. he was here
telling the brethren he would rather
be clerk of the county court. And
they do say BILLY" Black has changed
his mind and now wants to be circuit
clerk So the lightning change goes
on. What may happen by tomorrow
no one can even guess.
Some time ago the Democrats were
dead sure they would win in this coun-
ty. but now they say they think they
have n fighting chance. After the con.
vention they will probably lay down.
They are wishing the campaign was
over as they say 1t always hurts bust.
ness. You know We are always anxious
to get a painful operation over.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
Invlneibles Defeated eowlers.

The d. and o. InvincIbles defeated
Dresbaeh's bowlers In closely con.
tested game OF baseball Mt old fair
grounds yesterday afternoon. Tha
game was interesting from start to
finish the score being tied three times.
An extra inning being required to de-
eide the game. The features OF the
game We're carr's home run in the
tenth which won the game for the rail.
road boys and Miller's double play un.
assisted for the Invincibles.
Score by innings:
Dse''s 3. i.s....0 Q 9 8 90 o i 4 0--5
B. and Q. 100 o o 20 2so:2g0I1 2-7
Batteries: Bowlers - Pitzer and
futile; 1nvinclbles-Hess and MELON.
ala. - 5 =
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RENEFlTTo SAVE THE BABIES.
Is. w. Press Assocln;inn.l


NEW YORK. June ia benefit
performance of "The wolf'' will be
given ut the Lyric this afternoon and
/ Is expected to add thousands of dol
lars to the fund for Saving the babies"
of New York during the hot summer
months. The entire proceeds OF tho
/ performance, in which many promi-
nent actresses and actors will pnrticf-
pate. will go to the Mothers Seaside
i Rest Home ut Coney Island beach. A
feature OF the performance will be an
enormous flower booth. at which sew.
crai beautiful women of the stage will
sell flowers at prices based on all the
trnfIlc will bear. Several other amusc-
! ment houses will probably give benn-
i fits and several large private subscrip-
lions have been received. including
$1,000 from William Randolph Hearst.
Aside from the Mothers Rest ut
Concy Island beach, numerous other
charitable organizations will take part
In concerted plan to save the lives
of the. thousands of infants and chill
dren who would otherwise certainly
perish during the summer. In pas.
years. this relief work hns been car
rled on in o desultory and unorganizeil
manner, with the result that the
slaughter of the innocents has been ap.
nallIng. For the first time in any
American city. systcmatfzed Official
effort is to be made to save the little
ones.
To put this plan into execution. the
city has been divided into districts.
with fifty agencies prepared to give
instructions to mothers in the care OF
their children. or 10 nurse and care for
the little ones when the mothers find
itimpossible to do SO In proper man.
ner.
1t Is the first time that any Amer!-
can city, has undertaken to care for
100 per cent. of the babies needing
care. Plans are being made to learn
what Is being done in every part Of
the city. The health board has appeal
ed 10 private agencies to unite in aid
ing the work and to keep the city OFF,
cials posted where private aid is not
sufficient. Dispensaries. hospitals. dry
nurseries and Individual physicians
have agreed TO unite in giving I'M
structIons to mothers during the hoe
weather.
Physicians interested in the work
declare that 1t will be absolutely nee
essary. TO save the lives OF many wo!
men and children. that they be sent
cut OF the city during the hottest part
Of the summer. and the Seaside Rest.
for which to-lay's benefit Is given.
will accommodate n large number of
these.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
PITTsRuRe FIELD MEET.
tBy s. w. Press AssocIatIon.l

= ~ e. o.
PlTrsBURG. Pa. June ia free
track and field meet, to be held In
Pittsburg tomorrow. has attracted 10
the Smoky City some of the most IA.
nous of the stars OF American ath.
letic circles. ~ n,
G7T The fact that there Is no gate mon.
ey side Of the affair. that the perfoml..
ances on the famous schenley Oval
Will be open to 10000 people. and
that handsome medals will be offered.
has aroused the athletic world. Gold,
silver and bronze medals to the mum.
Der OF forty-slx are offered to the
winners In the various events. five
diamond studded gold medals being
the prizes for which the stars will
battle In the special events
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19


"A most Horrible TRACED Occurred In
Jackson county ON Tuesdays afternoon
which resulted In tie death iofSa moth.
er and two chil dren OF tender age. q
The deed was committed By the
mother. and the superstition Is Tint
she was mentally derangei at the
/ time Of Its Commission.
The affair has caused great excite
ment in the vicinity of where it oc.
Cured. and the humble, hume was
visited by q large crowd from the
neighborhood, as half the entire family
was wiped out Of. existence.
The tragedy was enacted on the
farm Of j. E. Howell on Sandy Creek.
A. L Stairs was the Tenant Of Tn.
farm. the family consisting OF his wife.
who was about forty years of age and
four children. go -.
On Tuesday afternoon, after the
husband had gone to the field to his
work. the wife completed her!lweek.s
washing which she had begun In the
morning and hung the clothes out on
alfne.# When this was accomplished
she sent the two older children to a
neighbours a considerable distance
agay. on an errand. and it was during
their absence that the deed was com.
mitted. -
When Mr.. Stairs returned to his
home in the evening after the work
of the day had been completed he was
alarmed when he saw no evidence of
life about the house. but was not pre-.
pared to met the sight tina. he en-
countered in his peaceful home. He
found the two little tots OF tie house.
hold. one aged six months, n the 9th.
er two years OF age. lying 81 :. by side
on the bed with gaping wounds in their
threats and the bedclotnInE ensanE-
uined with their life blool. Stairs
rushed into another room In search OF
his wife and stumbled over her dead
body lying on the floor. Her throat
was cut from ear to ear. INC husnan,.
erazed by the awful discovery ran to
the home of nelEhbor and gave the
alarm and In a short time the news
had spread over the entire neighbor.
bod and crowd soon collected.
An investigation was maize and 1;
was discovered that the woman had
committed the deed. using a coorer,s
drawing knife. with blade as keen
as razor. In killing her little ones
and herself. The coroner was notl.
fed and made n thorough Investigation
of the affair. After hearing all the
evidence the jury OF inquest returend
a verdict that the deed was committed
by the mother while insane.
1t developed that Mrs. s airs had
been acting strangely for some time
but nothing serious was apprehended
as she was In no wise violent. She
was the daughter of N1r. and Mrs
Reece Banrnhart. well known resi-
dents of jackson county. The funeral
of the unfortunate woman and her In
nocent rictimsoccurred on Wednesday
Afternoon.
a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19

Press bulletin conveyed to the people
OF the Philippines the first news OF
the nomination of Secretary Taft for
President by the Republican national
convention. The news. which was rap
idly circulated early this morning In
the newspaper extras. was generally
received with intense qualification.
Scores of Cablegrams of congratuia-
lions were started toward Washing.
ton.