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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
LsOOK Ks LIKE
BIG STR. IKE
UNIV Ut N
IS THE Law

before he died he was more cheerful
and apparently feeling stronger thaa
he had for some time past.
Mr. Mowrey was aged so years
and 10 days. He was born in yir-
ginia. but came to Ifpshur county,
this state, while yet quite young with
his parents, and later settled in
Harrison coGnty. He mad resided at
Big Isaac since 1861.
The fuenral services were conduct
ed 10y the Rev. A. l.. Curtis, pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
at Big Isaaeh, and the body was i'm
terri at the cemetery there. The fu-
neral was attended by vast crowd
of friends who gathered to pay their
last tribute OF respect to one who
was universally loved and respected.
Mr.. Mowrey had been member
Of the Methodist Episcopal churea
for 81 years. He was consistent
Christian, a gentleman Of strict I'M
tegrity and OF a kind, loyable dispo-
sition. He was of a cheerful nature
and always contributed to the hap
piness Of those around HIM by his
sunny nature.
Mr.. Mowrey is survived by his
aged wife. who was before her mar
riase Miss Margaret A. springston,
and the following children: A. A.
Mowrey, Of Big Isaac; Mrs. Elsie j.
Ford, OF Big Battle: W. /. Mowrey,
OF Jarvisville; Mrs. Ida Tins, Of
Gassaway; Mrs. May Frame, OF SUIT
ton, and John w. Mowrey. Of sa-
en-.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
TRACTION
Line is to Be Built From
City of Pittsburg to
Belington.

According to reliable information
the announcement of the PIttsburg
Traction Company which recently was
to the effect that it would build con-
necing lines between ElkIns and Pitts
burg. making a trunk line between
those cities was no press agents yarn
but an assured fact. According to the
information, work on some of the con.
meeting links would be commenced IN
the spring.
The plans. SO far as the local con-
dttions arc concerned are to give
FairmOnt connection with Grafton
and with Morguntown. One of the
first steps to be taken win be at The
r mote southern end OF the proposed
system when the line now being con-
strncted in Elkins will be extended
to Bclington and on TO Philippi. II is
said that the company constructing
the Elkins line, is closely identified
with the capitalists who plan the sys.
TEN and that work VIII be pushed
until Grafton and Elkins are con-
nectcd.
Another one Of the proposed plans
Is to hitch up Grafton and Clarksburg
With an electric system. If the
schemes OF the company are carried
out the line viii extend from Nor
s''ntown down the aTonongaheIa river
70 ~. Marion and then branch TO
Faireiiance and into UnIontoW-n where
i Will connect with the West Penn
Companies lines at that place.
At the same time Washington, Pa.
and waynesburg viii be connected
and the line extended to the river and
up the stream to PIT. Marion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
COUNTY COURT
Is in Session. Again Today
Looking After the Pub
lie Business.

st Fridays session of the county
court John A. Hammond resigned as
road surveyor in sardls district ana
]. R. Lindsey was appointed as his
successor.
The acreage of coal tract in Eagle
district belonging to James L. and
Rawley L. Lucas. was reduced from
224 acres to zoe.
The court appointed itself to view
a proposed alley In the whiteman ad.
dition between Adamston and VIII
sonburg.
Isaac L. DavissOn quallhed as ad..
,ninistrator Of the estate OF william
II. Martin. deceased. giving bond o.
$500 with nr. stlas A. Cavalier sure
t.,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
CONVENTIONS
Are TO Be Held Tonight BY
Republicans in the
Wards.

As previously announced tho RE-
publican ward conventions will be
held tonight at 1880 o'clock TO nomi-
nate candidates for council, elect
committeeman and select delegates to
the city convention Monday night.
Tho meetings will he held tonight in
the keenan building in the first ward,
IN the school house IN the second, in
tho Walker hotel'in the third, in Arm
stronGs club house in the fourth and
an the mayors Office in the fifth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
Gal Miners and Operators
Lock Horns in the
Conference.
UNION MAIN TROUBLE
sAs Operators Refuse to Rec
ognize Organization and
Latter Will Not Recede.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Mar. 12-
The anthrdctte mine workers and op-
orators locked horns today, AT this
afternoons session the sub-com-
faittee OF the miners union told the
sab-commtttees Of the operators that
he negative answer they gave yes
stefday to the employers proposition
70 renew the present agreement for
three Years Is final and further that
Che only agreement the represent
satiYes of the iworkmen will slngn will
be one recognizing their organiza=
tlon.
President Lewis is authority for
tlliststatement. The fact that Lewis
definitely rejected yesterdays prop
sosstion to continue the present agree
ment was not announced by the
miners president until this after
noon. What the outcome will be is
mot known, but from the trerd Of
The negotiations taken 1t looks as II
one side or the other will have to re-
scede or there will be a suspension Of
work April /.
The operators had nothing 10 Say
regarding the situation 1t is known
however they do not intend 10
change their attitude. Lewis express
I'D tho belief that conference would.
3be held With the operators this af-
teFnoon ana intlmated that he would
have something further to say.
+ PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March "a
fRe sst6-conmlttee Of the anthracite
I ftilias workers AMI operators held am
other meeting this afternon to en-.
tse;lvot TO reach nn agreement.
'fl,c minors todaS made their ans
styer 10 the operators orrer to renew
sthc present agreement for three years.
President Lewis. OF the miners
union, had not ut noon announced
What the answer would be but 1t was
not improbable he would accept the
operators propositions. If they should
consent to make certain changes in
the present working agreement.
president Lewis was provoked to-
day, because the. operators yesterday
refused to receive him ana his asso-
ciates as officers OF tho mine workers
union, but merely as tho representa-
tIy"s of the coal miners employed in
mines owned by the former. He said
the only agreement he would sign
with the operators would be as pres
iient OF tho union.
Asked If he would make any other
proposition to the operators in view
pf the rejection OF the demands yes
terday, Lewis said the miners would
not qualify one Of the demands they
made hut insist that everything they
asked be granted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
NOW A MAJOR
Is DR.. J. B. Payne, Having Been Pro.
motcd % Surgeon Of Regiment.

Dr.. J. B. Payne, leading and en-
thusiastic member Of tho 4Iaccabee
order has just received. an appoiut-
ment which promotes him TO the rank
Of major in the uniform rank, By {
commission issued By Major Genersi
W. H sletzer. Of Cleveland, o.. he Is
made surgeon Of the Fifteenth ives,
Virginia Regiment with rank Of
major. Before the receipt OF the
commission, Or. Payne was ASSISTANT,
surgeon Of the regiment I'M rSsiis 81
captain. rffSgENN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
DE MOCR a S
AR 2 BI ER
DIC IIVSON
IS SWORN in
.ommIttee. M f6llowlng Ialss tlel

committee. The following deleg tlen
10 the city convention was named:
John Clark, e. +. Hood D. p, WI.
.llans. ]. r, vannort g. r, Bartlett. q.
]. Goodman. John Grapes W Guy
Tetrlck, A, w Hyiand Jack owens,
g. A. W sheehy, NJ D. stuart WI
liam Norman. W. p. Newton, u j.
I.unsford, Thomas Mulheran n y.
Owens. Daniel crlmmians, j. o. Mann
and G, 9. stoyle.
Wilson Is Named.
James w sRoblnson was the chair
man OF the third ward convention and
William II, Lewis secretars
Harry 7. Wilson was nominated for
council By acclamatlon after j. b. Nc
REYNOLDS name had been Withdrawn.
James W Robinson and Curtis n.
Bcggess were chosen commit teeinen.
The following delegates to the cits,
convention were chosen:
DR.. Bartlett Homer Martin. chas.
Jasper, William Macy. DR. Stone.
Harry Windsor, j. =. Ryan James
Rodney, e. shannon. Wid Fordyce; ii.
Peck, q. W Duncan w. y. winter.
10, II. Boggess. W. E, Fettyr w. H.
Lewis. J. w. Robinson, Charles CHI
bert. c. sommcrs. L. Garrett.
Lcggctt Nominated.
Charles NJ Gaylord was called 10
the chair in the nth ward at the
mayors office as temporary chairman
by David j. Carter. and Carl w. Mem
was named as temporary secretary
Upon motion the temporary orguniza-
tion was made permanent.
Mr.. Gaylord made graceful little
speech. in which he condemned tho
mugwump movement and stamped
his disapproval on renegade Demo-
Gratis joining with Republican sore
heads, as he expressed it. TO tliwart
the will of the two political parties.
which had made this country great.
Twenty-ninc persons as follows
were then placed in nomination rs
delegates TO the ,clty convention next
Tuesday night. from which twenty
were to be chosen:
sydney Britt. John j. Davis, II. p. |
Raidy Dever Boring. Clarence w.
Leggett, G. NJ. f1ofrhelmer, n. b.
Phillips, AZ D. Parr, DR.. j. w. Johns,
ton, Charles N, GAYLORD, Robert "a
Martin, o. e, swartI David III Csfs
per, Frank q. Bland, Carl w, Men.
Dorsey Reed, David j. Carter, Roscoe
Brown, Walter Elliott, BENJAMIN
Brown, Turner A. Ruckman, Robert
a. Garrett, Fleming Holden. william
Greer, T. A. Buchanan. Thomas Nc
Even, q. D. Lewis, J. W. Sitter, and
w. p. Holden.
The ballot resulted in the selection
of the following delegates: David
carper, Robert l.. Martin, DR.. j. W.
Davis, Robert n. Phillips. A. d. Parr,
G. M. Gaylord, G. NJ. Honhciiner, .R.
P. Raidy, c. W. Men, Dorsey Reed,
Roscoe Brown, David Carter. sydney
Britt, o. e. Swartz, n. "A. Ruckman,
William Greer and Benjamin Brown.
DR.. Johnston, David Carter, David
carper and G. NJ. Hohheimer were
placed in nomination for committee
men. Messrs. Carter and Hoffhci.
mer were chosen.
Clarence W. Leggett was nominated
by acclamatlon for council.
s q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
WILL DE BURIED HERE.

The funeral OF James Marcellus.
the colored miner who was found
dead in his cabin at Gypsy wednes-
day. viii be held at the cIiTord-os-
born chapel Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock Burial viii he in Elk View
cemetery A sister arrived here Eri-
day from Bridgeport o.. 10 take
charge ot the funeral arraneements.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
nuMoR OF MAI,.

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 12-lt is ru-
war has broken rtbcoredcr oe h.
mored here war has broken out be-
tween Nicaragua and Salvador ana
that there has bacn an engagement
between the salyadorean guaVoat
Presidente and the Nicaraguan gun
boat MOmotomcnbO with the result
unknown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
MEETING
OF the Household Of Ruin Is to
BE Held.

All persons Interested in the House.
n"ld OF Ruth. u branch of the Grand
United Order Of odd Fellows. which
Is being organized in this city are re-
questcd to meet ut tile Mt. Zion Bap.
tist church tonight ut o'clock, at
which time Mrs. L. II. Jackson. who
is the Most Noble Governor Of the
Household in Fairmont, will be pres
cnt by special invitation. Al ladies
Of the city who are Interested, are re-
questcd to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
LECTURE COURSE
oh Cnl,crsity Extension plan j. or.
fcred 10 ClarEsburscts.

rrof, Thoop. an Instructor Of the
University Of Chicago. is in the city
endeavorins to interest local nconle
in university extension plan for
clarksburg. II he succeeds in scc,r-
ing the necessary support he win ar
range TO deliver a series Of six lar
lures here on The DEVELOPMENT at
tn English Novel" and other Iiterarv
subjects. The Christ church nar5s;,
house has been offered 10 him ss =
place for giving the lectures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
WINNERS
OF Pool tournament Games Arc
Frank Cork and Vim. Dclbridgc.

Games of tho prize pool tournament
played at the York billiard rooms
last night resulted in Frank Cork de-
feating Charles gill by a score of SO
to u and William Delbrldge defeating
Frank Mcdonnell by score Of SO to
81.
Tonight Guy Zinn will play Samuel
Brown and Herman Dolly win have
D. carpcr for an opponent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
AS Secretary Of War and At.
tends Meeing of Tafts
Cabinet
TAI I SEES CANNON
And Watson and Latter Says
They Have Insur
gent Beaten.

WASHINGTON ~ q March
President Taft was ii conference to-
day with Speaker cannon ana Formes
sentative Watson. Rcfefripg p
the .lnsurgents u The House q Rep
rcsentatiyes Watson said tiiey have
them beaten.
Today the FIRST meeting 81 The fun
Taft cabinet was held, Dickinson tak
ing the oath as secretary Is war ii
time e be n attendance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
HEARING is CONTINUED.

In order 10 give the defense an op-
Portnnlty to summon more witnesses.
the hearing Of Fred Monroe on the
charge Of committing burglary At
George u. Sayrc's barn. was continued
by Justice Gordon Thursday afternoon
until next Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
BOWLING RECORD
Is Broken at Tournament in
Pittsburg By Two Wis
consin Men.

IITrrsEGRG. Pa. March l2-The
worlds record for two mon bowling
teams was broken at the American
Congress bowling tournament today
by Al schwocgler and Tony schwoeg-
Ter Of Madison, Wis, when they rolled
l.S0i, The previous record was
1,2ji.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
SMALL CROWD
In the Court Room, When
Washington Resumes
HislArgurnelt.

NASHVILLE, Teahs March 12.
a bare handful Of people. was in the
court room. when General washing
ton for the defense In the Cooper
Sharp trial. resumed his argument
this morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
IDENTIFIED
Is Body Found in Canal as
That Of An Akron
Woman.

DAYTON. o.. Mar. 12-rhe body
Of a woman found floating in the
canal yesterday was identified today
as that OF Mrs. Frances Dooltttle.
formerly OF Akron. She had been
missing a year and five weeks. The
coroner is satisfied 1t is a case OF
suicide.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
Mr.. MOWREY
Dies at Big Isaac Suddenly
At the Age of so
Years.

william Mowrey died suddenly II:
his home at Big Isaac, Doddridse
county. this week. The carse Of his
death was heart trouble, and he pass
ed to the Great Beyodn peacefully
aad without suffering He had been
ia declining health for several years
owing to advance age but iast
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
oIIID NJ HosFrTAL.

Ezra Gawthrop. five.year-old sou
Of Carr Gawthrop, Of Wolf Summit.
is u Kessler hospital to be operated
- for appendicitis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
SEVERAL dAND1DATEs.

In the Eagles hall tonight the Mod.
erns woodmen will meet, All mem.
bers are requested 10 be present ss
ssSasql cahdidates sre ID be inflated
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12
STATE money
Is Said to Have Been Stolen
BY the Treasurer
of Utah.

SALT LAKE cTTY Utah. March
12.-James Chris stians9n. FORMER state
treasures, who fetired frpn once
January arrested today hatg-
"a 4s being defaaltet q the aniount
cf sso.eoO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12

J. W srazier, Of Elleins, is in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-12

Lynn S, HornOr. nominee on the
Citizens League ticket, was endorsed
for council by the third ward con-
vention- which was presided over byI
e r Hood. Douglass williams acted
as secretary.
John Rooney and E. F. Hood we're
selected rs members 81 the executive
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
DESERTS YOUNG BRIDE
AT PORTOLA PARADE
Son of Pasadenan Departs and
Leaves No Word

OAKLAND. Oct. 22.-S. E. Gibson, a
son of a Pasadena retired farmer, is
said to have deserted his bride of four
months while she was intentIy watch,
ing the Portola parade in San Fran
cisco Tuesday. leaving the woman
standing in a dense crowd while he
went back to their lodgings at the
oxford house. Fourteenth and Grove
streets, Oakland. to pack up his grip.
The bride came back to Oakland alone
and mailed decoy letters in an effort to
trace her spouse. Failing that, she
reported his departure to the police to-
day and went out TO find work as sales
woman in a dry goods store.
The couple came to Oakland last
week on a trip and took an apartment
at the oxford house, $40 Fourteenth
street.
Tuesday they viewed the military
and naval parade. In the Market street
crowd they became separated. For
half an hour Mrs. Gibson stood at one
place waiting for Gibson to come back.
He did not and when she grew weary
she returned to her lodgings. Then
she found his belongings had been
packed up and taken away, leaving her
without money in a strange town.
She has written to Gibson's father
whom she calls well to do man, but
has not received a reply.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
POETESS OF PASSION
is DENIED ALIM0NY
Mrs. Carey Bursts Into Tears
When Law Presses !.

OAKLAND, Oct. 22.-Crucifying the
muse on prosiac legal contract and
rudely destroying all the rainbow
dreams of large alimony payments, SUI
perior Judge Ellsworth reduced Mrs.
Mabel Porter Pitts Carey to tears to-
day. She had asked 5000 a month ali
mony from her husband, James A.
Carey. She expected to get it and did
not.
Mrs Carey. poetess of passion. was
strongly held by a little legal contract
binding her. to accept $50 a month and
TO make no demands on Carey for two
years She signed it in a moment when
TO be freed of Carey's presence was her
one wish. Today she could not burst
its hold and tears were her only relief.
Carey, represented >by Attorney L. G.
Carpenter, advanced the contract and
receipts for the payments, which he
said he made on it, as reason why she
should be denied 5000 alimony. Another
reason which he presented was that
his salary was only 500 month
There were hours of tedious legal ar
guments and three Friday afternoons
were devoted to the affair. At )
O'Clock today Judge Ellsworth ordered
Carey to pay her $50 counsel fees and
$50 for costs of the suit which she filed
and which Carey is contesting with q
cross complaint. Then came the tears,
for the $500 alimony did not ma
terialfze.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
WOMAN HAS LONG
HISTORY OF CRIME
Records of State Prisons Show
Carolyn Davis, Shoplifter,
Has Four Aliases

OAKLAND. Oct. 22.-Gray hair and
widows weeds served effectively for
two days to hide from the police the
life of crime led by Carolyn Davis, who
was arrested for the theft of articles
from Hale Brothers store. Eleventh
and Washington streets. The records
from the two state prisons finally fur
nished the woman's identity. which she
admitted this morning.
Her life has been one of shoplifting,
the police say. but Carolyn Davis is
the last of Eve aliases. The woman's
real name has not been ascertained.
but her photograph, looking much
younger than the prisoners scanned
face does now, is in the police depart
ment of nearly every city in the United
states, under the names of Emma de
Lancey, Emma stanton. Emma Freeman
and Leonora Stewart.
The tale buried in the prison records
goes back TO September "a, 1891, when
the woman was convicted Of petty lar
cenv in san Francisco. She served one
year in the county jail. emerged as
Emma Freeman and succeeded for
many months in evading detection as
prisoner No. 1O9e9 OF the San Fran
cisco police records.
AS Emma Freeman the woman fell
into the hands Of the Oakland poliee
December IS, 1898, and served six
months in the city prison for petty lar
ceny.
Then came the use Of the two other
aliases, an6 two convictions for shop
lifting which sent the woman to San
Quentin. The prison records know her
rs convict 1645l, from Los Angeles,
and again as convict 1896.
When the woman left the peniten-
tiary she looked quite old. She reap
.9eared IN this city at the Hales' stores
two days ago and was detected steal
ing small articles from the counter. She
was held by Detective Caldwell and
today the store mana ger, F. Il Walters,
filed charge against the woman as
Carolyn Davis. She VIII be arraigned
in the police court tomorrow morning
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
NEGLECT OR JEALOUSY
CAUSE OF INSANITY
Court Has Choice of ExpIana-
tions for Woman's Condition

OAKLAND, Oct 22.-Lack of proper
food and care and extreme jealousy
were the conflicting explanations for
the insa nifty Of Mrs. Ida Bernardo ad-
vanced before Judge Murphey today.
Attorney Mervyn Samuels, to whom
Mrs Bernard has recently complained
Of neglect at the hands of her husband
August Bernardo. appeared in behalf OF
her parents and Stated that he had
advised, her to go to the district at
torney for a warrant.
Bernardo explained that his wife had
been extremely Jealous of him and
that cousin had told her that he
D1arnea 10 run away. When he was
detained two days on his run to Los
Angeles as an attache of the Southern
Pacific dining service he said her mind
gave way.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
CAPTAIN HAS MATE
LODGED IN JAIL
Fears for Safety of Ship and
Grew With Cargo of Giant
Powder, Lying in Bay

OAKLAND, oct. 22-Captain A. Hall
of the barkentine Eleanor. lying off
the. Key Route pier, had First Mate
William Oliver arrested for alleged
threats to kill. and today swore out a
warrant charging oliver with disturb
ing the peace.
Removed to the county Jail by Dep
utY Sheriffs DarneaI and Barrett
Oliver displayed badly discolored- eyes
as the result of his Portola festivities,
but claimed that he spent the time on
board yesterday in recuperating ana
getting ready to sail
Hall claimed that his mate had
threatened him with death, and as the
vessel is laden with giant powder and
cement for Mexico, he feared possible
destruction of the entire ship and crew
unless Oliver was, restrained. Hall
said that he would risk his life if he
went aboard without a guard, so the
deputies were enlisted.
Oliver told his side of the story to
Sheriff Barnet today, who came TO the
opinion that Captain Hall was unduly
excited
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
MINER KILLED BY
PARTNER IN ALASKA

OAKLAND. Oct. 22.-wilIiam M.
Reinhart, who left this city two years
ago for Alaska, was killed by his part
ner in fight over q grub stake in the
Kantishna mining district in April of
this year, according to a statement
made today by Attorney Abe Leach be-
fore Judge Ogden.
Leach. on behalf of Public Adminis-
traitor Mehrmann, petitioned for an
order to carry out contract for the
sale of lot in Ayala street, West Oak
land, which Reinhart had signed with
wendelen Hermann. The sale price was
$1,000.
Attorney Harry Leach, assisting
Leach I'm investigating the case. got a
possible clue to the identity of heirs in
a brief scratch portion of a letter con-
tanning the words: "I am told that
father has been killed in Alaska" The
fragment was found among Reinhart's S
effects, and was evidently written by
his son, who has since left.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Marriage Licenses

soAKLAND. Oct. 22-The following marriage
lircnses we're issued today:
Tony E. Dural. "a, and Emma Peixeote, %,
Manuel souza. 2s. and Mary Rogers 25, both
II Mission san Jose.
Emmett ]. Norris. p. ana Margaret J. Nc
C-abe 81 both Of Oakland.
Mathew r. Lawrence. -25. San Leandro. and
Arsrv Al Lewis. y. San Lorenzo.
Richard D. Jones. 81 and Gustave Smith, &c.
'sTa Isicbard L. sampson -. and Blanche !. De-
rlent Is. both Of San Jose
Melvin A. sparks. 21. and Netta Jardine. Is,
lloti Of Berkeley.
John j. Connolly 2. and Niiheimina a.
rbiurt 2l ioti Of Alameda.
Richard maIyan. AZ and Rebecca Davidson.
e. both Of Oakland.
yea carmeio N j. Pezzio 20 and Julia FerrarI. IS
both Of Oakland.