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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
Juarez Results

JUAREZ, Dec. 2S-This ladies' day at
Terraz park. large crowd turned out. Six
favorites were defeated Righteasy won the
handicap at seven furlongs in the fastest time
of the meeting. The management denied en-
phatically a report that the meeting would
close on January l. The meeting will be cx-
tended 10 or 10 days after March l. Summary:
First race, five and half furlongs-Tommy
McC;ee Io6 (Narren). to /, won; Reland, IO2
(fenescoten) to 1. second; Malitine. 102 (Mc-
Cahey). even, third. Time. los 80 Billy
Bunch. Moxlow. Master Clarence, Fairmont
Jack Hayes Alarmed, Steel King also ran
Second race selling. mile-Hughes. 100
(Warren) TO 1, won; X. Q. Smith, 104 (Bene-
scoten). to /. second; Gull 109 (Small) II
to l. third. Time, 1:42. Buna. The Thorn,
Posing, Captain Burnett. Hickey. > Hmalaya
Third race, selling. six furlongs-Airs, 1I2
(Mondan), to /. won; Minnolette. los (aIc-
Cahey) to u, second: Anne McGee. 104 o.
Wilson,, to TO- third. Time. 115. Hands
Around Plume, Ora Sudduth, Florence Myers
Chan Belle Sweetheart also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Righfeasy. 113
fShilliDgl. to ?. won: La Dextra, 80 tBene-
scoten) 5 to 2, second; Topland <g7 (McCahey),
4 to l. third. Time, 1:27 1-5. Early Tide also
ran
Fifth race selling, six furlongs--Kiddy Lee.
100 fMoesworth). to l. won: Rnstem 1O6
(Renescoten). TO 2. second: Aunt Na1ey IO6
(Pickens) 10 TO 1. third. Time, 1:I4 As Jim
Brady Lord Clinton FL Perfecto, Billy Mavhew.
catheryn Scott, Prudish, Lady Paret, Mary
Gepeyieve, also ran.
Sixth race selling, one and a sixteenth
miles-W ander. 102 fRickens). to 2, won;
Servile. 10T (Afoiesworth} to s. second: Pedro.
1O6 (BepeseoteDl. 70 !, third. Time. 1:47 2-5.
Doctor Downie, Banbury, Miss Alert. Iremargo,
elso ran
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
MRS. LAMPE CALLS
HUSBANDDERANGfD
Dermat0IOgist's Wife Refuses to
Answer Judge When Ar
raigned for Insanity
Woman Proposes to Produce
Narrative OF Life Since Re-
lease From Jail

Mrs. Walter Lampe declared yester-
day that as proof that she is not IN
sane. as her husband charged. BUT that
Doctor Lampe is deranged. she viii
produce at her examination before the
lunacy commission full narrative OF
her life with Lampe since she was re-
leased from Jail August Fast. In that
month Mrs. Lanpe was arrested for
having shot her dermatologist husband
in the head during a quarrel in their
apartment at the Hotel Holland.
Lampe is carrying the bullet in his
head yet, the marvel of the medical
profession.
He had his wife arrested Monday
night on charge of insanity Ete told
Captain Anderson that his wife was in
such a rage that he was afraid of her.
AT the detention hospital yesterday
Mrs. Lampe assured the authorities
that she was not insane and she re-
fused TO be removed TO a private hos
pital, where DR.. Lanpe said he would
have her cared for She exhibited some
black and blue marks a proof that
her husband mistreated her.
Furthermore, to emphasize her con-
tention that her husband was insane.
Mrs Lampe said that he had made sew
eral attempts to commit suicide since
their transient reconciliation was ef-
fected, and had threatened her life.
Mrs. Lampe was brought before SUI
periof Judge Mogan yesterday morn
ing. When questioned by the judge
she declined to answer. and the case
was continued until tlis morning at 10
o'clock.
Doctor Lanipe was present when his
wife was before the judge. The couple
did nottalk to each other. The woman
seemed in an extremely nervous state.
That the dermatOlogist has been go
ing with another woman lately was the
contention of Mrs. Lampe yesterday.
She refused to say who the woman
was, but said that if it were necessary
she would give name and facts at her
examination. She also contended that
her mother in law was responsible for
much of her trouble. She denied hav-
ing attempted to commit suicide Mon
day night saying that she had taken
sleeping powder aisd that was what her
husband referred to when talking to
the police.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
Tampa Results

TAMPA Fla Dec. 2s.-Summerlike weather,
. yood card and close finishes contributed 10
Inc enjoyment Of tOday's racing. The layers
hsf tie better Of the betting. although a
1neioritv Of favorites won Dsyenports clever
do ON Edwin l.. beating the well played
f-oisteress in the third. a feature Dayen-
mort laid In the fourth place to the streteh
furn where he saved couple OF lengths, ana
foaf the Tsvorfte by a nose. summary.
First race Eve and e half furl0ngs. selling
palesbed to J. won: Paul. 10 l. second,
~ Love 3 to l. third Time, 1-14 4-o-
second race FIVE and a half furlongs, sell
ne-Fscutcheon. even won: Serenade. 70 I,
.eoond. Claiborne 6 TO !. third. Time. ID 30.
r,ir5 ,ace six furlongs selling-Edwin l.,
% ~ won. Cloisferess, even. second; Strome-
Tand 3 to l. third. Time 20
Fonrfh race i've furlougs- selling-Autunn
,ri-i > 10 Il won: St Defnol. even. second;
8annie Bee 3 10 l. third. Time, iso6.
TSi<fb race I'VE and q half furlongs. selling
1s,1nirr = 10 . won: Mantle. 70 J. second
Nasks ana PAGES 10 !. third Time ] 4
sixth race one, one .ni's' ~ 4 second. Bronfee.
even rhIrd Time. $50
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
.SPOTLIGMlrS
ON SIpOR is

William Muldoon, the noted trainer
Who was with John L. sullivan during
tae. latter's palmy days. thinks that
Jack Johnson VIII defeat Jefries. Null
doom bases his opinion on the fact that
Others have tried to come back after a
long period of idIeness. but failed. lie
holds John /. sullivan as an example
and points to the Boston boys last bat
'e with Jim Corbett.
Jockey =. Woofton. who beat out
Jockey Danny Maher fer first place
among the British saddle artists. is only
] 3 years old. Wootton's record for the
year was 100 wins. ". Higgs, an Irish
man, was third in the list Of successful
riders.
Lon Mcdonald. the noted reinsman n,
contends that they are only good for
betting purposes on half mile tracks.
Manager Clymer Of the Wnkesbarre
club is defendant in suit filed TO re-
cover $500. due on the sale Of a ball
player. Clymer's defense is that the
sale OF q baseball player is in violation
Of the thirteenth amendment Of the
United States constitution. The case is
stnl pending
Frank Bancroft. business manager Of
the Cincinnati Reds. is coming to San
francisco again very soon. His mis-
sion this time will be to get hold of
slim Nelson OF Oakland and buy him
for Cincinnati.
John I. Sullivan has tried prize
fighting. acting and lecturing, but he's
not through yet. His next fling viii be
at literature. which puts him in Bat
Nelson = class. John /. is very busy
with the story of his life. entitled
Memoirs Of John j.. Sullivan. There
IS no chance 10 stoD the old box.
The residents OF the iOwlsnds near
San. Jose have petitioned the super
visors to compel frog catchers 10 take
out licenses. SO strong are the Japa-
Hese fishermen going after these daln-
ties that the farmers fear that the
species viii shortly be eNterminated.
Here's some good dope for the fight
fans Jeffries has had 20 important
fights He scored IA knockouts, and
won four 20 round, one 25 round and
one 10 round decision johnson has
taken part ia Il fights since 1903. He
knocked out Is of his opponents, got
sixteen 10. Is and 20 round decisions,
lost one 20 round decision, lost once on
: foul 40 Joe jeanette in two rounds
and took part in eight no decision con-
tests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
Golf ASSOCIATE u Scores the
Western Insurgents

NEW YORK, Dee. .2s.-The presidents
of the Massachusetts. Metropolitan,
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, Connecti-
cut and Rhode Island golf associations
will meet at Boston on January II to
discuss the action of the middle west
ern players in quitting the United
States golf. association.
The announcement of the conference
was accompanied by a brief statement
characterizing the attitude-of the west
as unsportsmanlike.
"No instante is on record in which
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
Another New Manager For
Stanley Ketchel
Sc Di.ealeL o ~ IN

TSpooiol Dispoioh TO The Call
DETROIT. Dec. 2s.-stanley Ketehel
probably viii go to England and
France soon under the management of
Bnlv Mcintosh Of Detroit. Ketchel is
expected here this week to conclude
the arrangements.
Mcintosh. is the man who gave Tom
nv Burns his start. lie is thoroughly
familiar with the fight game. He
thinks Ketchel has future. notwith-
standing his defeat by Johnson.
Mcintosh thinks that Europe's easy
marks viii afford good material upon
which Stanley can practice and get his
courage back and at the same time
nick up some easy money.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
NEWS of THE OCEAN
renrn Mnrn TaIxe. I.ight Cargo.

TenyO Waru Takes Light NnrgO.
Honrkong and way ports via Honolulu, yester-
day with cargo valued at S117. .335, exclusive Of
treasure and to be distributed as follows: For
Japan. $97 OIL: China. SIG 466; East Indies
S3G67: Korea $13l. The principal shipments
and their destinations follows:
To Japan-922 bales cotton. l2i rolls and IL
10 bales -belting. pkgs agricultural implements.
260 gals wine, s whisky. 5.400 lbs tea, 13
pkRs fresh fruits champagne. 5 casks ginger
ale 16 pkgs groceries and provisions.
To China-3.O OBS lbs coffee. 2,200 lbs dried fish,
10 lbs Goldfish. 600 lbs dried fruit, 1902 lbs
ole9margarine 2.042 lbs and IL bxs cheese, 744
lbs aud . cs meals. LILO lbs lard, 35 cs salmon.
4547 lbs sugar 70 pkgs fresh fruits 69l lbs
meas 6o6 lbs beans. ISS cs canned goods / 1.047
ms bread 400 lbs nuts $50 lbs hops. / cs
whisky IS gals wine. 126 pkgs roofing material,
II nkes drugs . cs typewriters, rolls and . cs
leather IL cs oils "A bales cotton duck. cs
boots and shoes.
To East Indieg-507 cs canned goods, 23i cs
salmon pkgs incubafors. cs leather.
To korea-J pkgs machinery
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

the views, of the whole country have
not been carefully considered by the
United States golf association" says
the statement. Chicago has received
equitable representation on the execu-
tive board has received her full share
of the championship meetings, has had
voice in the amendments to the rules,
which were adopted by the St An
drew's committee. and the method of
nominating officers has been. changed
TO suit her views
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

PROFESSOR SUMNER Is BETTER-New York.
Dee, 2s-Marked improvement was noted to-
day in the condition of Prof William G.
Sumner Of Yale university. who taken
seriously i'll yesterday.
FOUR KILLED IN MINE-Centralia, ILL.,, Dec
2S.;FoHr SHOT firers were killed in dust ex-
plosion in mine No. ). two miles south Of
aere, today. Charles Carlson, of the
dead lost two relatives In the Cherry mine
disastfr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

vEToES PECULIAR ORDINANCE An
geles. Dec 2S.-MayOr Alexander has vetoed
the industrial district ordinance passed BY The
city council and referred IL back to that body
for revision. The object of the proposed law
was to segregate tue industrial and residential
districts preventing the encroaehment 0f busi-
ness houses in areas reserved for homes
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mai
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
Griffith Calls Off All His
Deals With Chicago

CINCINNATI. Dec 2S.-President
Murphy of the Chicago Nationals spent
several hours here yesterday confer
ring with Manager Griffith regarding
prospective deals. Griffith declared to-
night that all negotiations with Chi
cago were off and that there would be
positively no trading of Cincinnati and
Chicago players.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
oo,nrN cATEs BEAT EAGLES

TIE Golden Gates beat the Eagles an
+. veil played game last Sunday by
s.ore Of to q The features were the
home runs by Ahern, o'Brien and Mel
son Ind Ahern's fine pitching. he
struck out IS OF the Eagles. All ID
,-ear old teams wanting games sooress
A Ahern, 926 Alabama street CITY
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
LATE sHIPpINe NEGLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Tuesday. December 2S
Stnr. Delhi, McClements. days bours from
Tacoma. 500 NJ feet lumber $ Dollar
RY UNITED WIRELESS
Sfnlr, Oueen--Dec 2S . o m 3s miles north
Of Point Reyes, hence Dec 2S for Seattle; light
Sc wind.
San Francisco, hence Dec 2S for Tahiti light
Sc wind and smooth SEA-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
,vv pIcKARD GOES HOME

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec: 2s-~Iex'
Rickard. the promoter Of the ferries
johnson hgllt, left tonight for has nome
ct Ely. New.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

FoRAN is ACQUITTED William Foran,
charged with stealing S1.4J from Ulysses
Grant Pitt in a saloon at the corner of Third
and Bryant streets, was acquitted yesterday
by jury in judge Cabanss' court.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
MOTORCAR MAKERS
IN HOT LEGAL ROW
EMF Company Is Seeking to
Cancel Its Contract With
the Studebakers
Latter Declare the Contest Has
Not Been Decided and Is
Still in the Courts
By R. R. L'HoMMED1Eu

merry war in the automobile trade
has begun in the east. The EMF
company has started proceedings to
cancel it's contract with the Studebal1er
automobile company. The matter has
been taken to the courts and in the
meantime both companies are claiming
the license to sell the cars.
In an interview yesterday with Ches-
ter n. Weaver. general manager of the
Studebaker interests in California,
Weaver said that the fight by the
Studebaker company has just begun.
Weaver states positively that the
Studebaker company will continue to
sell the EMF and Flanders machines.
is in a position to make CONTRACTS, and
that these cars undoubtedly will have
to make their appearance in California
through the Studebaker company. -
The. following telegram was received
by Weaver yesterday from the Stude-
baker automobile company:
Detroit companys advertisement
and kilograms to dealers just pro-
mulgated are misleading. Decision
referred to by Detroit company is
merely an interlocutory ruling in
stock holders suit, which suit is
still pending. Motion to dismiss
bill filed by Studebaker company
was made by ourselves for prac-
tical reasons and in no way affectS
bill filed by Studebaker stock hold
ers in EMF company, which is
still pending. We have not begun
TO fight vet. No court has passed
on the merits of the controversy.
Our counsel unanimous IN opinion
of our success. Accept all orders
offered.
Weaver says further that the Stude-
baker company has expended great
many thousands of dollars in equip
ment, advertising and arranging Tor
facilities for the convenience of the
handling of the EMF business ana
thought of giving UP the EMF line.
The Studebaker interests through
out the United States have sold ap-
factured by the EMF company for
delivery during 1910," says Weaver,
..'and the Studebakers do not propose
to give UP this amount of business SIM
ply because parties interested In the
EMF organization decree that they
shall"
A movement was started YESTERDAY
along automobile row for the holding
OF eSe" IeaI
Dealers to Hold este5ra5Iion eel snaInna am3ng fans
3. of them discussed
the proposition,
and viii interview the others today.
The idea is not to have an elaborate
event. but to follow out in a business
way the old New England idea of re-
ceiving ones friends on the first day of
the year. The plan is to have light re
freshments. tn shop talk barred on
the penalty a fine. A. .. IPiugon
of J. ". Leavitt company, who is head
ing the movement will see the other
dealers today and make the final ar,
rangements to entertain the trade and
no of the motor cars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
DEATHS

gerein Lizzie pa Johnson James D.. 2
Ross Henry .-l Kenefick. Andrew =. &c
goyd Nancy S... Il Levin. FFederika -. 81
Brook. Jane r.. 81 Loeb. Jacob 1890. %
Bruder, Carl 49,. % Iubek. Morris 90
Calaghan Katherine a Mayer. Barbara III :. Ga
Dickerson. Mrs. c.. 6Si Meyers Charles A.
Eckman, Prof. A. o. So Nee. Mary G-.. - -
Edwards. Wilson s. ~ Miller, Mrs Katie 81
Fox. Warren H.. T3I Mitchell. William. ~
Franzon William. AZ Mucahy, James b.. So
Friend, Miss III. W.. - Otto, Henry A
Gilhooly. Susan 26l PEDRO, Joseph So. q
Henderson, David. =. 43i Riccomi. olinto 6s
Heuneberg, Frank. 81 Strei. Violet L-... 10
Hitchcock Elizabeth - Westhoh, Julius O.. y.
Jaudn, RaouI .-.. SOL zanazzi, Rosanna -. 81
BERGIN--In this city, December 2s, 1909, Liz
zie dearly beloved wife of Michael Bergin,
and loving mother of John, Theresa and Jo
seph Bergn. and daughter of Andrew aud
Hanora Desmond and sister of John Thomas
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

STREIGHT-In Fresno December %, 1909, tc
the wife of Claude A. Streight, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

A movement was started YESTERDAY
along automobile row for the holding
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-29

OF d ~NG " tdI
celebration among
the dealers. A few
of them discussed
t II e proposition,
Evening star., 1909-07-07
Births Reported.

The following births We're reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Clarence NJ. and Edna E. Kelpy, June
u. boy.
Thomas f. and Mary Hays, June 2s
boy.
Antonio and Mariana Borrey. June 2s
Michele F. and Mary r. Zanhorro, June
2S boy.
Armando and Rosina Paturzo, June 20
boy.
John III. and Grace NJ. Spilman, July 3,
boy.
Domenico and Maria Cassalblanca June
80, girl.
Vincent and Francesca Marranzano,
July ., girl.
Charles and Rose Wolf July 4, boy.
Iandis NJ and Lena A. Devers, June
q, girl. , ,o 20
girl.
Fred L. and Virginia 7. Morgan, June
%. girl.
Dwight and Janette Davis, June 30
Stephen F. and Nora B. Gardner, June
20. girl
Stanley w. and Laura L. Finch, June
2S, girl.
4. girl
Michael and Philippe Anselmo, July
girl.
Clarence F. l.. and Elsie NJ. Frizzell
June %, boy.
Emory and Ida G. Saylor, June 80, grl
twins
George NJ. and Josephine NJ. Dowlan
July !, boy.
Gilmore S. and Mamie B. Staples, June
15. boy.
Jacob and Rosie Baynard, June q. boy
Henry III. and Emmitt M Babcock
June 81 boy.
George P and Florence NJ Haskell
June &c, boy.
James H. and Edith X. Carlisle, June
%. girl
James NJ and Roxana B. Doran, June
Charles H. and Elizabeth B. Renner
June 2S, boy.
George r and Mary Elan, June %
girl.
Horace L. and Bessie T. Gooch, June
26. boy.
Thomas H. and Florence E. Jameson
June %, girl.
William S. and Elizabeth Hoge, June
IS. girl.
William F. and Annie Miles, July /,
girl.
Clark and Vinetta Jones. July 4. girl.
Peter and Mamie Bundy. June -. boy.
George and Helen Monroe, June 2S boy
vaughn ana mary SOdleS, July L. girl.
Claude and Charlotte Allen July 4, boy.
Egbert and Comora Dudley, July 4, girl.
Richard and Addie Colston, June 2S.
girl.
Jerry 8. and Mary E. Tyles, June %,
girl.
Howard and Nettie Tolson. July 4. boy.
George F.. and Nellie E. Brown, July 1,
boy.
John and Gertrude I. Brooks, July .,
boy.
Richard T. and Henrietta Mitchell, July
3, boy. ,
Evening star., 1909-07-07
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
Charles w Kibbey. 60 years, 7s1 Sth
street southeast
NJ. Jane Barker. 6S years, SIT L street
northwest.
Robert M. Richards. 36 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Frederick Schneider, . years. $50 9Th
street northwest.
Fairfax Conrad Beall, year, 2447 18th
street.
Victor Brown. years, 300 X street
northwest.
Michael Leecll, 50 years, 11O1 10Th street
northwest.
Raffaele Lichardi, 1 month, $500 4th
street northeast.
Annie Crevitz, , months, 80 AZ street
southwest.
Maria Pearson, 100 years, Home for
Aged and Infirm.
George w. Newton. T3 years, Home for
Aged and Infirm.
Ruth Craige. . years. 1924 New Jersey
avenue northwest.
John Brodus, 81 years, Lincoln, ID. C.
Mary l.. Mcdonald, 43 years, 42S l
street northwest.
Frank l.. Evans, % years, 100 H street
southwest.
Richard Granthen, 30 years, s21 Sd
street southwest.
Matthias Diggs. Is years, Georgetown
University Hospital
Lorenzo West, 1 month. 915 w street
northwest.
Auetia Price months, 1913 Cullinanes
court southwest.
Lucy Hawkins, 3 months, 4O6 Bands
court northwest.
Pearl Johnson, months, 212S 10th
street.
Hubbard Thornton. 6 months, 416 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Cora Williams, 3 hours, National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Infant OF Frederick w. and Jennie
Moss. 3 days. 1411 35th street
Infant of William and Lucy Hall, )
hours, Buena Vista Heights, D. c.
Evening star., 1909-07-07
! GEN. WRIGHT HEARD.
Appears for Baking Powder Inter
ests Before Pure Food Board.

Gen. Luke L. Wright, formerly Secre-
tary of War, appeared before the board
of food and drug inspection of the De-
partment of Agriculture today in the in
terests of the National Baking Powder
Association in the hearings on the use of
alum in baking powder. Gen. Wright S
arguments were purely legal in their
character, his contention being that bak-
ing powder per Sc was not food and,
therefore, did not come within the pro-
visions of the food and drug act. The
term food" he argued, is restricted, un-
der the act. to articles used for food.
Others who were heard yesterday and
today were DIR. II. A. Webber. DR.. julius
H. Eichberg and DR.. Andrews. represent
ing the American Health League, who op-
posed the use of alum. On the opposite
side We're DIR. c. c.. Smith and DR.. Austin
Flint of New York and DR.. Hare of the
University of Pennsylvania, who told of
experiments they had made with alum
upon human subjects.
With Gen. Wright's argument this
morning the hearings were brought to a
close. Secretary Wilson sat with the
board today.
Evening star., 1909-07-07
N THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. TAFT'S FIRST DAYS AT
HER SUMNER HOME.
OF for Europe by Saturday Ships.
Travel Plans-Per-
sonals.

Mrs. Taft spent the Fourth quietly at
her Beverly home until half-past in the
afternoon, when she took an automobile
ride with her sister, Mrs. More.
Miss Mabel Boardman was her only
caller that day. There was no fireworks
display in the neighborhood of Burgess
Point, Beverly, near the Presidents 8
home, on account of the possible excite
ment it might cause Mrs. Taft. but the
water front at Beverly and Salem, near
by. had the usual display in the evening,
all of which could be seen from the Presi-
dents home.
Mrs Robert l.. Owen. wife of Senator
Owen. any her daughter. Miss Owen. will
sail Saturday to spend several months in
European travel.
Miss Clara Grandfield and her sister.
Miss Helen Grandfield. the charming
young daughter of the first assistant post
master general and Mrs. Grandfield, are
Evening star., 1909-07-07
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Simon Belsinger and Jenette Stern,
both of New York city.
Alexander Bachelor Of this city and
Mary Hickman of Burrville, d. c.
Edward V. Murphy. jr., and Mary c.
Ancona.
John l.. Hardesty and Cecilia Vallan-
ingham.
Charles Doom of Staunton. Va, and
A. Marie Barston of New Bedford. Mass.
Louis Brooks and Ella Jenifer.
Benjamin ii. Hall and Rose A. Muir
raw.
Thomas W. Adams of this city and
Olah May Edwards of Baltimore, Md
Arthur c. Reynolds of North Adams,
Mass, and Pearl F. Gilpin of this city.
Jefferson d. Hayden of Lynchburg,
Va. and Fannie l.. Morrow of Fairfax
county. Va.
Gustav A. Wegener and Elizabeth s..
Lewis, both of Covington. Ky.
Henry b. Davies of Alexandria, Va,
and Rita E. Herrell of Vienna, Va.
James l.. Rock and Annie Hughes, both
of Baltimore, Md.
Arthur Brown and Mary l.. Larkins.
Joseph n. Harley of this city and Lille
NJ Proctor of Prince George county, Md.
Stonewall v. Brooks and Mamie l..
Bennett, both of Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1909-07-07
Poison in Whisky Fatal to Vireinian

DANN1LLE, Va, July 7.-The coroner's
jury investigating the sudden death OF
Wade III. Toler. a mill operative. returned
verdict yesterday afternoon that death
was due TO poisoning. Toler was ceIe-
brating the Fourth of July. and 1t Is sup
posed that he was poisoned BY doctored
whisky, bought from a blind tiger here
He returned home late in the afternoon
and soon became unconscious. He did
not appear TO be drunk, and died In the
night The police are now trying to find
out where he secured the whisky.