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The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
OVERCOME MANY OBSTACLES.
Judge Williams Entered COnfeder-
ate Army When IA Boy.


SPECIAL TO The washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. June 2O.-Judge Samuel
W Williams. who is, seeking the Demo-
cratic nomination for attorney general, is
a self-nade man.
When seventeen years old he Joined
Company c. Fifth Virginia Cavalry. Con-
federate army. and served in the ranks
until the close Of the war. Returning TO
him home in July. 1855. because Of the
death Of his father, he was compelled
10 assume the head OF the large family
Of brothers and sisters. He worked on
the farm. and at the district school picked
up such education as was offered by
schools IN those days.
BY the closest economy he saved suf-
fcient money 70 take one course in law
al the University Of Virginia Then he
went 20 Bland County. Soon after his
arrival. vacancy occurring IN the Office
OF commonwealth attorney, he was ap-
pointed 10 the Office. and held IL continu-
ously by election, three terms. when he
declined reelection.
In 1888 he was elected to the State SEN
ate Of Virginia, later declining reelection
In 1880 he moved 10 Wythe, where he has
since resided. That year he was elected
judge OF the Circuit Court of Wythe
County. and served until 1895, when he
was nominated for Congress. and, al
though defeated by Gen. James A Walk
er. he received more votes than any
other Democrat had ever received in the
district.
He has been an active Democrat since
s1SiL He has always responded to the call
OF his party whenever and wherever il
was necessary. He served as chairman
OF the Congressional committee OF his
district, was one OF the close friends and
advisers Of John s. Barbour. was cleo
Tor on the Cleveland ticket for the Ninth
district and was elector at large in 1903.
1905
As q business man Judge Williams has
been success, and as a lawyer no man
in Southwest Virginia stands higher at
the bar than does he, his practice ex-
tending over a large territory in Virginia
and West virginia
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
ANNIVERSARY IS OBSERVED.
Rev. Mr.. Nelms Congratulated on
Being I'm Ministry Five Years.

Rev. J. Henning Nelms, pastor OF the
Church Of the Ascension. celebrated yes
terday the fifth anniversary of his ordi-
nation to the Episcopal priesthood. He
was the recipient Of many eongratula-
tions.
At the afternoon services, starting at
40 o'clock. Mr.. Nelms delivered a short
sermon. addressed 10 the children. The
boys and girls choir sang hymns. and a
prelude was played by four young violin
lists, pupils OF Miss De Guerre. Mr.. Nelms
announced IL was his intention 20 renew
and continue the Sunday afternoon serv-
ices In the fall
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
RECALLS KIDNAPPING OF GIRL.
Case of Assault by Detective May
Go Over 10 September Term.

Case of Assault by Detective May
Go Over 10 September Term.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, June 2O.-The case OF
l. T. Branch. Of the Richmond Detective
Agency. and Dennis Roe, colored, an as
sistant who were tried on April I3 be-
fore Justice Watkins. in Dinwiddie Coun-
ty. on warrants charging them with as
sault on E. B. Sheffield. and who were
fined and sentenced TO Imprisonment IN
jail, viii be called In the Circuit Court
Of Dinwiddie County tomorrow, but II
Is understood that the cases viii be
continued until the September term.
These cases possess more than ordinary
interest, because they have connection
with the disappearance i've Or six years
ago Of Lula Joyner. who was kidnapped
from her home near Church Road. and
who has never since been heard from.
The evidence before Justice Watkins
was that Sheffield either had a hand in
tho kidnapping OF the little girl or knew
who committed the act Il was 70 force
him TO confess 10 the whereabouts OF
the child that he was taken into the
woods and threatened with death by
hanging. Il is said that the detectives
expect 10 produce the child by the next
term OF the court
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
BIG HOTEL IS MOVED.
building Containing 81 Rooms
Reaches It's Destination.

Building Containing 81 Rooms
Reaches It's Destination.
Special to The Washington Herald
Laurel. Nd, June 2O-The hotel which
was bought by the Laurel Sanatorfum
several months ago formerly the Brew
ster Park Hotel. located in the western
part Of the town. and which was moved
a distance Of a mile 10 the Laurel Sana-
toriun, has reached its destination IN the
best Of shape.
This hotel contained ffty-one rooms.
and the moving of same was watched by
interested persons each day. contractor
from Baltimore doing the work
The hotel Will be used for patients In
connection with the present sanatorium.
which was found not large enough for the
number OF patients It had at times.
When the moving OF the building began
1t was not found necessary 10 remove
anything from the building, not even
the clocks that were still running.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Rural Carriers Drop Out.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md. June 20.-At a meet
ing held in this city to-day the Wash
ington County Rural Free Delivery Car
riers' Association decided to withdraw
from the State and national Organiza-
tions. claiming they paid dues but re-
ceived no apparent benefits, and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. Samuel Welty. Smiths
burg; vice president, Louis E. France
Searfoss; secretary, John B. Newcomer
WDliamsport. and treasurer. Edward L.
Burger, Hagerstown.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
wheat Harvest Is Berun.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Boyds. Nd, June 30.-Some Of the farm
ers at Dawsonvnle yesterday morning be-
gan TO harvest their wheat. and so far
reports show that wheat was badly scab-
bed and rust shows. from which the crop
will show a 90 per cent decrease at least.
Prior 10 June l this section bid fair TO
have one OF the finest crops in Western
Maryland, but the heavy rains for the
past fifteen days had given il 4 great
setback, though aided some little By
cool weather the past few days Most
Of the farmers in this section Will begin
their harvest Monday morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Police Raid DrinLinr PIacn

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. June 2O.-Policemen in
automobiles swooped down upon a large
Julep festival which was being held in a
secluded grottO on the Rouss sprinq
grounds, near the city pumping station.
late this afternoon and succeeded in ar
resting several Of the leaders and con-
hscating some Of the liquor. The men
were taken 10 headquarters and held for
court, and warrants for other members
Of the party have been sworn out.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Justice Clark L. nenh.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown Nd, June 20-Justice Clark.
VINO had been magistrate at Beaver
Greek, this county, for almost forty
years. died this evening from complica-
tons and stomach trouble, aged seventy
three years. Until HIS retirement from
active business Mr.. Clark was manager
Of the Beaver Creek mills, having fol-
lowed the milling business all his life
Three children survive.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Strike Ledge of Quartz.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. June 2O.-Edward Cliff
ford, ST., formerly a coal miner OF
Charlestown, near Lonaconing, this coun-
ty, who left Lonaconing for the West
about thirty years ago. so poor that he
was compelled 10 walk part Of the way
10 the gold fields of Nevada, leaving his
wife and two children behind IN Iona
coming with relatives, has Just struck It
rich in the West by his daughter Ellen,
now Mrs. Joseph Ney, finding a ledge Of
gold-bearing quartz estimated 10 be
worth $4,000 a ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
FaIrmont Girl WEEDS

SPECIAL 10 Tbs Washington Herald.
Fairmont, w. Va, June 2O.-Mr. Earl
3. Smith. Of the purchasing department
Of the Fairmont Coal Company. and Miss
Blanche Grove. daughter of Mrs. J. W
Swearingen, were married at the home
Of the bride, in Fairmont. Rev. H. G.
Stoetzer. OF the Presbyterian church. off,
ciating. The bride was graduated from
the FairmOnt State Normal School last
week
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
CHARLERoI DROPS OUT.
Cumberland Anxious TO Get PennSy
and West Virginia Franchise.

Cumberland Anxious to Get PennSy
and West Virginia Franchise.
Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd, June 2O.-The Charlie
roi team. OF the Pennsylvania and West
Virginia League. has thrown up the
sponge because OF Jack Of support. the
attendance having Been very poor. The
hackers were liberal in their support. but
the poor showing Of the team disheart-
ened them The players were paid of
last night.
Just what town viii I'll the gap is not
known Parkersburg has been anxious
70 get into the league. The Cumberland
management is talking strongly tonight
or trying 10 get the franchise. and Presi-
dent Groninger. Of the league. has been
communicated with. With Cumberland in
the league, it would not only be more
compact, but would be strengthened, as
this Is good baseball town.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Degree for Rev. D. H. Martin.

Special to The Washington Herald
Laurel, Nd. June 2O.-The degree of
doctor Of divinity was conferred upon
Rev Daniel H. Martin. pastor Of the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
by St Johns College. al Annapolis. a
few days ago. This is a very unusual
honor for one as young as Mr.. Martin.
who is not yet forty years OF age. DIT.
Martin came to Laurel in 1903 from the
Belair (Md) Methodist Episcopal Church.
and has installed new life and energy
into the Centenary church.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Left Estate of s1O0-oOo-

Cumberland. Nd, June 20-J. Harry
Fritz, aged seventy-five years. philan-
thropist and lawyer. who died a week
ago at Somerset, left an estate Of S1OO.-
0e0, his will having just been probated.
II practically all goes TO the Lutheran
Church and its institutions. after pro-
viding for his burial in Evergreen Gene
terry
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Wnnt Sever Rehni1t

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Laurel Nd. June "a petition siSned
by large number Of the property owners
and voters Of Laurel has been sent to
Mayor William z. Gilbert and the city
council asking to fix a date for an cleo
ton TO vote upon the question OF the con-
struction of sewerage system and the
extension of water mains
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
MAY DECLARE DIVIDEND.

Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany shows Earnings for Year.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. June 20-Whiie It is
practically certain that the directors OF
the Virginia-CaroIina Chemical Company
viii place the common. stock on a divi-
dend basis at their next meeting. which
win be held early in June. the next
date has not yet been determined upon.
1t is roughly estimated that the earn
ings fo- the fiscal year will be something
over per cent. but until the returns.
which are now being audited. show
whether this estimate is correct or not.
the directors do not care to commit
themselves.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
* Tobacco senson Orer.

Special 70 Ths Washington Herald.
Richmond Va, June 20-The leaf to-
bacco season is about over. The sales in
all OF the States Of the South that han
die tobacco especially. including North
Carolina. during the past week were ex-
ceedingly small IN Richmond the four
warehouses haRdled less than 10000
pounds, but such as they did handle was
OF good and Desirable sun-cured stock.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, June 20.-Strenuous IN
deed viii be the Iabors OF politicians and
public officials during the coming week
number Of important events are sched-
uled TO take place. in which many prom
inent men will take part
The Virginia-West Virginia debt mat
ter viii come up Tuesday morning before
former Representative Charles E Little
field. OF New York However. It is not
expected that the special master VIII hear
the arguments at this sitting 1t IS more
probable that additional evidence will be
put in on both sides. after which there
viii probably be further adjournment
Littleheld and the out-of-town lawyers
who viii be engaged on the case will ar
rive in Richmond tomorrow. The ses-
sion probably viii last at least two days
Primary on Thursday.
The event Of the greatest local interest
VIII be the municipal primary election.
which is scheduled TO take place at all
the precincts Of the city on Thursday
Meanwhile all the candidates will make
the most Of the brief time stu at their
disposal. A number OF meetings are
scheduled for tomorrow night. The
speaking stage OF the campaign IS prac-
tically over. however. the candidates
having turned their attention to the prac-
teal side in an effort TO arrange for
workers at the polls on the day Of the
election.
The week VIII find the gubernatorial
candidates also busy. Judge William
Hodges Mann is scheduled to speak at
lappanannOck tomorrow. For the bal
ance Of the week he will be in the lower
end Of the Fifth District Harry Tucker
will invade the southwest, spending the
entire week IN the Ninth district
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21

l-and this seems 10 be the case-they must
have received assurances from some one
that the Judge Is a safe man.
The voters are for the most part apa-
thetic, and are taking comparatively ST.
tie interest in the fight This is, Of course
70 the advantage OF the machine cands-
date. They have ways OF getting out
their vote, and II the vote Is light. It viii
not be because OF any reduction in the
machine vote.
the only successful fight waged
against the machine for years was that
OF Andrew Jackson Montague and IL
was made on that issue. The domination
OF the machine Is being keenly felt and
resented In Virginia to-day by thousands
OF good Democrats, who would rally 20
Tucker II he came out bOlder than he
has done"
Il can be safely said that II Mr.. Tucker
more boldly attacks the machine" his
present campaign. as mapped out, will
undergo a change. Mr.. Tucker IS sup
ported by hundreds OF machine" men
in the State. In fact. one OF the big ''or-
ganization" men has stated that half OF
the organization" leaders are with Tuck
er against Mann. Mr. Tucker and his
- AFste NeaFNr AaAr RaSAkAat kAssAA ne EaaatAaA
AFFORD TO take a step that may ALLEVIATE
the machine" leaders who are with him
To attack the machine would be 20 at
tack them
That IS probably the reason Tucker IS
not going after Ihs Organization as
hard as many wish him 70 do. Tucker is
an 'anti-machine' Democrat. however
He lined Up with the Montague faction
against Martin. while Mann was with the
Senator. His record is pretty clear as
an "anti-machine" man.
The Democratic organization men-at
least, soma Of them-are boasting that
they viii have the rank and file OF their
vote lined up for Mann before the pri-
mary day rolls around The "organiza-
ton" IN the past has been able 20 line
up the boys" by putting in some work
ten days before the election. Some OF the
leaders claim that they can do II two
days before. Therefore. they are laugA
ing little ia their sleeves about all these
reports that the organization vote Is
divided However. reports ara general
that the organization" has gone TO pieces
IN the rural districts. and that the bulk
Of the leaders and vote is lining Up with
Tucker.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Confederate Veternn nend-

Rippon. W. Va, June 2O,-James NJ.
Allen is dead at his home near Rippon.
". Va. aged seventy years. He served
in the Confederate army as a member
Of Company B, Second Virginia regiment
Stonews4 Jscksons brigade.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
jail Rreakers Not Captured.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Laurel. Nd. June 2-James Merson and
WILLIAM Leizear. who broke JAN here a
few evenings ago. have not been captured
as yet. although a farmer residing near
the town reported he had seen the JAIL
breakers near his home and an effort will
be made 20 catch them IN this vicinity.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
MILITARY INSTITUTE FINALS.
Roanoke Pastor breaches Before
Corps of Cadets at Lexington.


Special 70 Tho Washington Herald
Lexington. Va. June 20.-The finals at
Virginia Military Institute were opened
with sermon to-day before the corps OF
cadets by Rev. ". II. H Joyce. pastor
Of Trinity Methodist Church. Roanoke.
Va, whose theme was that Christianity
not only perfects She model, but supplies
the power OF a perfect life. Jackson Me-
mortal Han was crowded for the occa-
sion
The gymnasium exhibition was held last
night. and an attractive programme was
presented. The WiriamsOn-Graham Gun
for the best all-round athlete was award
ed 10 Cadet Porter, Of Birmingham, Ala
Military exercises, consisting OF special
drills, Butts manual. &c. will take place
tomorrow. Many visiting alumni are
here.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
shot by a Comnanion.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md. June a.-Louis H
Lehman. son Of Herman G. Lehman.
steward Of the Arion Club, was shot in
:he eye by John NJ Deter. a companion.
this morning while hunting frogs about
SIX miles east Of Cumberland, where the
boys have been in camp several days.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21

Alexandra News Agency. IG soutn Royal street.
Alexandra, Va. authorized agents and carriers
for The Washington Herald. The Herald VIII Be
delivered daily and Sunday to any address in
Alexandra for 80 cents month.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
RARE FUN AT GLEN ECHO.
EREE-MOTiON PICTURES. DANCING.
Take F s. c2s marked Glen Echo."
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
I. S. DsDt. q AEriculta-e. weatbe- B1.esa.

L. s. DeDt of AEric1lt1-e. Weathe- Bureau.
Washington. D. c.. sunday. June rs 2. %.
Moderately warn weather has become e~-e-sI ia
districts east q tas Rocky Mountains. except Al
the eNtpe-ne Northwest and along the ic-nedtte
Atlantic coast ncrrl q Virginia Tecpe-zrurss oF
OF near g deErees ven recorded sunday in the
Middls Atlantis S-ates- the Ohio Tsuey Northern
MichSSzn- ard the SolClWest- Cocler weather las
overg-ssd the NortheTn Rocky Moaatain region aud
the Dakot&s.
There we-e looal rains. IN assusbcr q Instances
heavy. IN the Gulf and South Atlantic states Ten
nssSee. and ArEarsas Ggring lie last tventy-sol-
no'irS s'7tisEet showers ven also reported from
the Lower Ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys
ard tie Ncr-hwest, over the 1fiidle Atlantic and
NerIh Atlaz;ie States. the Cpper Ohio Vaney ard
the Lake Reglon the weather was fair during Sat-
urdsy night and SUNDAY.
The indications 50 that Eene-sl area q rain
VII develop over the Mississippi VALLEY MONDAY
and advance eastwEr1ly o. the Middle Atlantic
states hy Tuesday. Showers vii continue IN the
SoCth Atlantic and GuH States. and there VII b.
showers and cooier weather followed hr fair Trlzs
day over the Pains States The weather in ~.
ROCKY Mountain and Plateau rer1ons VIII Be- ser
eraly Ear and soneWhat oooier during Monday ar5
Euesday- Warn weather VIII contsuua curing tbe
Dext rW0 20 L-ee DAYS in the Eastern STATE
Cooler weather VII oversr-sad the Vr-.r Tote
region. the UpPes Mississippi ard Lover Ohs, va
leys and The Plains STATES within tbe next Fo-7v-
eight hours
ne winds along the New Enslsnd c,,ss vsn n
noderate 70 brsk southuestery; on the Middle
Aaluflc ccasr hght % moderate scuthwestariv- On
the South Atlantic coast lEhf "a rio7e-afa 80
and southesst; ca the East and West Gulf cosS-S
moderate southeas- and south: On the Lower Iakrs
rnoderzfe % brisk southwesteriv. % the Uuoer
Lakes moderate % bTisk south and southwest
Local Temperature.
Midnisht. 6. 2 a. n g.; sa H.. G.6am g.
S q n. g.: . q. n. Is; Z nooo- 81 p N S.
?. n. g. >. N, s. p. n g. % d m =
Maximum. %; minimum q.
Relative hunidity-s a. NJ. -. p. H.. g. Hours
Of sunshine AZ Per sent q possible sunshine. s.
Temperature same date last ycar-Maxinun. g.
minimum, 20.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Knights Of Columbus Attend
Mass at st. Mary'S Church.
TRIBUTE TO FATHER DELANEY

Mrs. Fannie Bendheim Dies at the
Home OF Her Daughter, In Wash
inStOn-FuneraI OF B. F. BruRer
VIII Be Held This Morning-Citi-
Eens Warned 20 Get Dog Licenses.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
PIan soIdierr, Reunion.

Cumberland. Nd, June 2O.-The soldiers
reunion and rally VIII be held at King
wood. ". Va, July I. ?. and 8.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Tide Tnhre.

To-day-High tida. Io-s a n. and ua0 2 n
IoE tide. 40 a. n and 5d3 D. n
ro-mou0w-High tide. Ia q m and llSe D n
ioE tide So a r. and 2. n
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
RICHMOND POLITICS
ACTIVE THIS WEEK
State Debt Matter to Come
Up Before Special Master.
PRIMARY ELECTION THURSDAY

Candidates for Municipal offices
End Speaking Campaign, and Now
Turn Attention to Political Side in
Effort 10 Get Voters Out-Candi-
dates for Governor Active.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
Condition OF the VI

SDeciAl 70 The Washington HerAld.
Harpes Ferry. ". Va, June 2-Boh ri7ers are
rz15dy us sits-noon.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
LocaI Temnernfnre.
Temperatures In Other cities.

Temperatures IN other cities. to7ethsr With the
amount of rainfall for The twelve hours ended AZ
?. n. yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
LARSEN and Alvin

PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AYES.
Both ulcer sane UanaCement- table ard serTs-s
lIezce-ec- American pan. = c1y up; : weekly
- Lrcre2n pan. $ weekly Up Per znd a.
lrectio1s Eear bTs bathing p-1Te<es frcu boLh 10
PETER LARSEN p-o7-i,.s-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
WEsT VIRGINIA RESoRTs.
Capon Springs and Baths

II the mountains. 10 rsiies due west OF Washi-e.
tor Moe Place. Good table Large conraav.
fLeasant people- For pau1phiets rates sc s1.treS1
Gas ~ NELSON. Capon spEings. NJ. Na
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21
HoTEL YARMoUTH.

Belmont - Iowa are. directly or the beach Erev
rocn- ocean T1eT. CAP. 800 EscTatcr private barhs
SS- E'.y-es orer.oos Boa-ClEzIk- CuiEre ssatzr-.
AhE tAtt-ltN. Cheisea are. and Belch.-eele-
hrlrei Tor l-s home err-F1rfs ssss-s-srfs - -
be- select Ia-ruzaEe. 81 sszS1a
fs4AG y zazyaT-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21

The funeral OF little Elizabeth Posey.
whose body was found yesterday morn
ing in the aTn.s OF his mother as the
mother wandered through the streets, will
take place az I o'clock tomorrow after
noon from Demaine's undertaking estab-
nshment.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21

Interesting programmes were given this
evening az the Children's Day exercises A.
the First Baptist Church and at the VII
lage Chapel
The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
Buckley died tonight az the home OF
the parents, 321 North Columbus street.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-21

The Republicans Of Alexandra have
arranged for a mass meeting which VIII
be held at Armory Hall June 3 At S
O'Clock at night for the purpose OF elect
ing fve delegates and alternates 20 the
State convention which VIII be held IN
Newport News. Va. July 2S
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-18

7-RooM modern house. 1884 Davenport,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-18

CHATTEL and salary loans. lowest rates.
RIM. u, Continental Blk, 18th and Douglas.
Tel. ID. u9O: open evenings until 1850 p. m.
Saturdays until 3 y. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-18
Want Ads

Advertisements for the want ad
columns will he taken until ~ m. for
the evening edition and 6ntii $3.50 D.
m. for the morning and Sunday edi-
lions.
Cash must accompany all orders Tor
want ads and no advertisement VIII
be accepted for less than 20 cents Tor
first insertion.
Rates apply to either h Daily or
sunday Bee.
Always count six words 20 n line.
CAS- RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - One
insertion, 4 1-2 cents per word ana L
rent per word for each ~subseduent
insertion. Each Insertion made on
odd days, 1 1-2 cents per wordj Fl'OO
per line per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-18
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-ChrlBtian Schoneboe, Sl9 South
Twenty-second street. boy; Albert Krug
So Forest avenue, boy; Alfred Barker, 300
Sherman avenue, girl; Robert Nielsen, 33iS
423s Miami street. boy; Christopher Krnsl,
$50 Davenport street, boy; Alois Kuezacek,
223I South Sixth street, girl.
Deaths-Henry Peterson, 1924 North
Twenty-fourth street, 1 year; Patrick
Hoben, ISOs North Eighteenth street, 50
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-18
BIG REDUCTIONS.

BRICK house, 2612 Dewey Ave. modern
after Oct l. Meyer Sta, Co, 1918 Farnsm