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The Washington times., 1910-09-20
The Vital Records.
Births

John 8. and Margaret Robertson, girl.
Alfred z and Rosa g Reichman. boy.
Eugene and Edith E Dickens, girl
Martin l. and Ester Cooley, boy
Clarence and Mamie Gilbert, girl
James ". and Nae F Brown, girl
IRWIN and Betty Perry, girl
Theodore n and Josephine DenSIOW
boy
John and Blanche Flaherty, boy.
George J and Mary F Drewry, boz.
William A and Mabel s. Marceron, boy
N Y. and Mary r Murphy. girl
George y. and Elizabeth L Roystone
boy
Ernest R and Ada VI. Taylor, boy.
Mark and Yetta Harrison, boy
Philippe and Augustine Caruso, girl
Giuseppe and Terenna Di Bererdi1o
gTrL
Philip and Blanche Cheseldine, girl
Charles and Anna Matz, boy
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DEATHS

BONT1-On Saturday. September L. 1910. al
street southwest. FIOSSIE BOND 5auEb-
ter .. Ross Bond, granddaughter OF OpheIa
Harris and niece Of sam T. Harris.
DOTE-E-On Monday. September 1s. 1910 a,
a m, at the residence OF his daughter,
Clara Waple- s1S New Jersey avenue south
east. JAMES DOYLE. aged sixty-uine
Funeral Wednesday September z. 1910. al
a m from St Peters Church. Inter
ment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Friends In
vited-
HAYNE+On Saturday. September L. 1910
MATTE B HAYNES. widow OF William
H Haynes anu daughter OF the late Rev
Edgar NJ Banks and Melvina Banks
HUNTER-On Sunday morning. September
IS. 1910 at her residence Il Fourth street
northeast, JE>SSICA PENN. wife OF + X
Hunter and daughter Of Martin a. and
Cornelia Penn
JOHNSON-On September Is. 1870 at S a m
az his residence. Tsnleytovn. JAMES
SPENCER JOHNSON. aged nfty-seven-
NORTHWESTERN, on Sunday. Septem-
street northeast, JAMES a. husband %
Nellie McCarten and son OF Mary and the
late Edward MCCarten-
MI. McCarten was born in this city IN
lsIl- and mad lived here all his life His
death came after brief Illness Mr. Nc
Carten is survived BY his wife and mother.
PETERSON Sunday, September Is. 1910. At
$3.50 D m, at his home AINSLEE W
PETERS, son OF W 4 Peters, aged
tventy-eight years.
PIPERNO-On Monday, September -. 1910.
at Sfbley Hospital, KATHERINE. wife Of
Ralph PipemO-
PORTER-On wednesday evening September
Il. 1910 at her home 155 Academy street
Poughkeepsie, y. Y, Mrs. BOLTON PORT
Err
RoRER-On Sunday. September IS, 1910. at
the Hospital OF the Good Samaritan. Lyeb-
anon. Pa. infant son OF James 3 and
ETHEL Winner Rorer.
SHEREER-On Monday. September I9. 1910.
at 9-S5. At his residence. 10 D street south
east GEORGE W SHEREER, aged seven
ty-eight years
M Shereer was born IN Baltimore seven
ty-elght years ago He attended the puzzle
schools OF that city until eighteen years Of
age when he vas appreuticed 10 a cigar
maker He followed this trade until the out
break Of the civil war. when ne enlisted IN
the First Maryland Cavalry with which
he served throughout He came 70 this
city IN 1876 In 1895 he was appointed 10
the Bureau Of Animal Industry. where he
remained until his death He vas fu four
months, and leaves four daughters and one
son
WAGNER-O1 Saturday, September Il. 1910
at 2-f5 f. m at Providence Hospital
CHARLES J. husband OF MARGARET VVar-
DeT, after a long and painful illness
WIN1IILL-On Sunday. September Is 1910
at Dr.. Bulls Hospital JOSEPHINE CANTP-
BELL. widow OF Albert WinrnfII Of Wa
renton, Va and daughter Of the late Alex
ander SpOtswood Campbell, aged fftv-fve
years
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BALTIMORE POLICE
PLACED UNDER FIRE
Governor CrotherS Says Charges
viii Be Made Against Three
COmmlSSIOneTS

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept 20-Charges
will be preferred against the three 30
lice commissioners, John B. H Wheltlel
Peter r Tome and c Baker ClO-
worthy. according 10 an announcement
BY Governor CrOthers. who has been
making an investigation OF the police
department
The nature Of the charges was not
announced, but it IS understood the
governor considers the commissioners
responsible for the alleged laElty OK the
service
in the course Of the hearings testi-
mony has been given by vendors Of CO.
Caine and by fortune teIleTs. that they
have given large sums for ''prOtec-
ton
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

ATrIved-TaTantuIa. at Annapolis. VOL
VERNE, at Buffalo: Lebanon. Al
Portsmouth, y H; Iowa and VestsI.
at TOmpkinsville: yorktown AZ T2,7e-
naventuras Colombia: Glacier. Al
Chimbote- New York, Albany New
orleans. Ba1nTidEe- Barry. Cha uncey-
and Dale, at Hongkong.
S2lied-Niper, from Norfolk for An
naDolls. Wheeling and Petrol from
AdEn for PORT Said. Macdonour-h.
tIaileE-- and StrinCham from Neu-norr
Tor New York; Mayfiower from Bev-
e-iy for Boston, and Ajax from Ros-
ton for Hampton Roads
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Deaths

James s Johnson. S. years. Resident
street. Tenleytowu, d c
Charles Conner. So years Providence
Hospital
Charles J. Wagner, 81 years. Providence
Hospital
Laura Y. Kassard, - years, 6SsIk Cal
Ian street northeast
Jessico ?. Hunter, n years, Il Fourth
street northeast
Charles T Browning, 81 years. I405
Cfirard street
Terdel A. Peters. 3 years. 4os Ninth
street northeast
James a McCarten, 80 years. Casualty
Hospital
William n Miller. ~ years. I. s Sol
diers' Home, D. Q.
James Doyle 50 years. 40S New Jersey
avenue southeast
Casper Chirielson- IS months 50 Florida
avenue northwest
Carolina Peuehert, , years, s55 c street
southwest
Giseppe AIilici- months. 80 D street
southwest
John ,saRlSe, p DAYS, 2sl3 x street
northwest,
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VISIT SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, Sept 20.-The stes mer
BalmOTal Castle was commissioned at
Southampton today TO take the Duke
and Duchess OF COnuaught 10 South
Africa for the opening Of the first unit
ed parliament The vessel, which will
be escorted by the cruiser Defence.
viii sail for Cape Town on October 10
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Marriage Licenses.

william H Launder and Mag Y. Leon
ard, both Of Richmond, Va
Rus II. Wilcox. OF Tonowanda-. y. Y
and Anna s Hall. OF Washington
Enos r. DoUghertv and Annie II Tier
ney. both Of Richmond. Va
Henry h Sheridan and Nellie NJ Nu-
Sart. both of Glen Allen. Va
Clarey w Barlow and Mary AtkiSOn
both Of Lone, Va
benjamin T. Price. and Bertha H
Marshall, Of Mt Union. Pa
GIenwOod Schulz and Cora F. Nc
Carey. Of Jennings Gap. Va
Willie s Smith, Of Allegheny, Va
and Nellie H Pfadtl, Of Dickson
" Va
Harry K Tex. Of Baltimore. and Min
ME n Swami. Of Washington
Edwin ". Schidner, and Fannie L
E.mmit
Thomas A Crook. and Nora Saragine
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TEST DATES FIXED.

Dates for the annual physical
tests" for army officers Of the rank
Of major and above have been fixed
as October 10 70 u. and October IS
TO L. The tests viii consist OF horse
back riding from Washington 10
Rockville for the older officers. while
the younger men viii do a twenty
mile hike as a substitute
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COL. STERN COMING
TO INSPECT MILITIA
Alexandria Light Infantry
Will Undergo Examina-
ton in Armory.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. SEPT d

Col. j Lane stern Of the Virginia
volunteers. viii inspect the officers
and members Of Company 6. First
Virginia Regiment. Alexandria Light
Infantry. this evening at Armory
Hail. The two battalion officers in
this city, Major James z King and
Lieut.. Louis Duhey, win also be
present
The first fan meeting or the Alex
andria Sunday School Workers As
ISOLATION viii be held at St PauFs
Protestant Episcopal Church on sun
day, October >, at 4 D. m
The meeting viii be devoted to the
laying out OF plans for the winter
work OF the association.
It is announced that a special grand
jury viii be summoned in the cor
pOratiOn court this month. the date
of the converting Of the grand jury
nos yet having been announced. owing
10 the absence Of Judge Barley from
the city.
Fifty dollars each was the fine i'm
posed upon John Henderson and Mrs
Bessie Gray by Justice Cation in the
charge Of selling liquor on sunday
and without license Mrs GRAY.
through her attorney. Robinson Mon
cure, noted an appeal 10 the corpora
ton court
H L Young. q Iiverystable man at
Fairfax Courthouse. today reported 10
the police here that man representing
himself 10 be a Gneman had hired a
bay horse attached 10 a rUnabOut buggy,
painted black with yellow running gear,
SFOIn his stable on Tuesday week ago.
and had not returned with either the
horse or the buggy He asked the Alex
andria police 10 lookout for the man
4 meeting Of the Young Mems SOdality
Lyceum will be held at its hall IN
Duke street this evening
The funeral Of Frederick Kicherer will
be held from his home, - Gibbons
street. tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
The funeral Of w T. NIullin wiz take
place from his home. III North Pitt
street, at 4-50 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon
The bi-cOunty convention OF the w. Q
7 L. has elected these officers PreSl-
dent. Amy g Weech, corresponding sec
rotary Mrs a w Rudisil, recording
secretary, Mrs. r. B G H2rdenburghi
treasurer, Mrs William JoTE-
In the United states circuit court.
Judge Edmund Waddiu presiding, today
heard arguments in the condemnation
proceedings OF a tract Of land known as
the White House tract IN Fairfax
county The land II wanted by the
District Of Columbia. for q reforInatorY
s1exandria-WashfnE Lodge OF
Nasons viii meet at the temple this
evening.
- 4 meeting Of the ladies' committee on
arrangements in connection with the
dedication Of the EIks hail, viii be
held at that hau this evening
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
IS. KAHN. SONS & co.
OFFER GOOD POSITIONS
To women who can qualify as
Body workers a=d apprentices
for our millinery WOrErcOrns-
Filters Tor our alteration de
Experienced head Of stock for
our handkerchief Dept.
Experienced head Of stock for
OUT Book Dept.
saiesladies for our Fur Dept.
Good Salaries.
APPLY BEFORE 10 A. Nj.
to SUPERINTENDENT
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON nay can 500
monthly corresponding for newspapers. no
csavassing- Send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. LOckP0EJ. y. Y
APPRENTICE GIRL dressmaEer. 1913 18Th
s. y
CHA3BERMAID ct once. sI5 street
CHAMBERAIAID-GoO working. and vraft-
ress. must stay a. night good home BOX
4e- Times Office
CCoK-Plain; general houseV1oriCer. table
maid, Two from New York 1873 18th 81.
y W
Ws C st Nv
COOK-Good. wanted At z755 Ontario
COOK-FIrst-clsss. boarding house. IS 70 80
month % one who can III bill; room fur
Experienced Feather Curier
A. 5ace
THE JULIET, 9f5 @ ST. n. w.
FINISHERS on coats: good buttonhoIe max
err good pay and long season 40 @
GIRL 10 work in a Iunchroom: wages $
per week us4 zoth 81 y. "
GIRL for general housework. us ID At.
GIRL-with reference. no washing OF iron
ing Apply TIE RALFOUR Apt -
GIRL-CoIored. 10 do general h0usc1Fork m
small family l2l4 y Y ave y "
GIRL Tor general hcusework: stay nights
t5ls Garfield 81 y. X.
GIRL-RespeCtable. 20 run errands and d.
housevvork; no board GUSTAEE. rs 18Th
81 y W
-E1perienoed. IN skirt making sPIG-
GIRL-Good cook. good Iaundress- 10e 7th
81 s. z.
GIRL for general houss7york; good cook
1853 St y W
GIRL-Colored. for general Homework. III
St 6 W
GIRL-white. to work with tailor on Gus
tom coats SIS 18th y. "
GIRLS-Twenty; white: for laundry WORK
NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO.. ". Can ana
Pierce cts
GIRLS to work on mems coats, at Ito 14tb
81 y. W
GIRLS-Ten, for folding and mailing. Call
Wednesday, COMMONWEALTH CO.. Ross
IN. va.
COUNTER GIRL-Experfenced. RADY-S
CAFE sos Pa ave y W
YOUNG GIRL-white TO learn waiting N
N
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WAhTE0-FEMALE
SKIRT HANDs-First-class. at once 1s10 c
SKIRT HANDS and mprovers: 6rst-cIass.
BOX 2oS. Times oTIrv.
SEVERAL GIRLS on ladies. e.ats and
skirts 81 =. HARITON- 6l5 9Th 81 y W.
4o9 c St Nv
wATTRESsE s-Experienced- TOLEDO CAFE
WAITRESS Experienced. OLYMPIA CAFE,
MATTRESSES experienced. RADYs
NE. SO Pa. ave y. W
WANTED-Waist, skirt and COAT hands. good
oUttonh0ie makers; come prepared 20 work
lols lylh 81 - W l.
WOMAN to do general housew0rk- 40 Pa
woMAN-Colored. for general houseWork 81
Fla. ave.
WOMAN-Good. colored. general house work
1913 5th ST y. "
WOBAN-AIiddIe-aged to take care o. chill
dren; good reference required $40 4th 81
WOMAN-Colored. competent and reliable. in
Family Of three a. waitress and chamber
maid Apply L20 MTss. ave y. W
COLORED WOMAN 20 ygork h fbe EIfchen
Apply go 18Th st \ ".
YOUNG COLORED -IRL 70 assist m Hght
work and take charFs Of children. apt 3,
l3l4 l4th ST \. W
HELP WANTED-MALE
AGENTS-To canvass the city liberal com
Missions product wei known. THE PEER
LESS EGTERMINATTNG co. SO Ia ave
An INTELLIGENT PERSON may cam 400
anVas-Is- 80 IoL ne spapS5s no
s1NDICAIE- Lockpo-t N z
BAKER. $40: colored cook SO a week. no
sunday work butler, So, houseruan so
with room FISHERS AGENCY. 80 I6lh 81
BAkER-wanted as third hand. E. GUH-
DE-t-s = ElAEB DC % 81 n m
BAKER-Bread. cake. and pie MS H s.
BARBER at once good sober man. steady
JOB &C on the dollar a good chance for a
F'redericksburs, Va
BoY-steadys ooIored. for bus boy. HONE
GAZE, as G st
BOE-White, age IS or Is. 10 make hfT1EeIf
a. once. = N STEIN & CO, So 1srh 81
n "
BoY-strOng. in blacksmith shop. 1888 Wis
consin ave \ W
BOY-White, 70 help in store and DO erra76g
Apply SIS Pa ave y W.
BOY with bicycle. al once CONfSF0N-
WEALIH Co, Rosslyn- Va
BELL BOY. elevator boy, janitor, men On
express wagons, dish washers. porters 1sg5
nth y W
ERRAND BOY-Colored, with bicycle 40SiE
sth 81
ERRAND BOY with wheel. must have ref
erencesi > per week So2 18th y W
ERRAND BOY must have wheel. Apply al
once IG34 lfth 81
BUSMAN and waiter. coIored STAR
LUNCH 1919 9 -
CEMENT WORELERS-six. nrst-clzss- I4th
and ParEvood place
COATAiAEERS Apply AZ once. TIP-
SCHUTZ. 1924 18th ST n "
DRIVER foT srocery wagon Apply 3482
18th 81 y "
FLOOR PLANERS-E. AZ once st-adv uvorly-
only frst-class men need apply P n
WARD. 1875 sth y y.
HOUSEBOT-
lis ID St s z
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It is announced that a special grand
jury viii be summoned IN the cor
pOratiOn court this month, the date
Of the converting Of the grand jury
nos yet having been announced. owing
10 the absence Of Judge Barley from
the CITY.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

~ SA iUMS SsE1 EHs
Female
WANTED-By nrst-class laundress. washing
70 tsEe home; can furnish reference 1907
Lees co6rt
WANTED-By white woman, place in pri-
WANTED-Posftion as head waitress or side,
N nice cafe. best experience and references.
BOX 20 Times Office
WANTED-By competent party, place as
nurse for ladies' Address BOX "a. wieh,e
WANTED-By colored girI, place az general
- houseWorker r r D. No !, BOX s.,
Bareroft Va
WANTEDA-PositiOn BY white cook, hrst-ciass.
VINO - trained by experience. where care
ana economy are required, good reference.
~ 81. y W
wANTED-By two girls, 81 IeraI housewoTI:
shiaii family; stay nigh 3 Cali Ie d
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
WANTED-By sober. rsIisJle. white married
man, no children, drst class position on
enced IN farming and poultry raising: best
oL references; can be depended on 10 study
ticuisTs. p T. JAMES. Leesburs. Va
WI Ely young CoAoFeu man. place AZ
JanitoT, elevator, OF porter references. al
FRANKLIN st n ".
WANTED-work By high school boy even
IIiSs ana Saturday references n. 80
9TH St n E
WANTED-By coIored man. place 20 work
IN private stable or livery stable. Apply
l2l4 20th 81. y. "
WANTED-Position BY white chauGeur. long
experience perfectly TeliabIei highest grade
reIerences: Try ne BOX zl5. Times Onfc- /
WANTED-P0si-I0n as chauffeur. colored-
hrst-class referencesi I'VE years experience
SIS 2lth St n W
WANTED-By competent steward lvrhlte)
hotel college, or Institution preferred eN-
perlenced buyer frst-Class menus can fur
nish chef " L FITZGERALD 7O6 y
CsErollt2n ave. Baitimcre, Nd
wANTED-By a reliable man. place al pr
vate auto washer. b. day or week ZZI2
Snamglaln ave. y. w. JOHN MARTIN. ]
WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED-Agents 70 introduce q household
necessity OF merit. backed BY strong ad-
verttstng for the agents. agents make & to
SO daE. Call at 43s It'll 81 " w ID
noor- NEUWAT MFG CO
MADE so. 900 IN i've years Win a small
mall order business; began with 81 send
lot free booklet Tells how. HEACOCK.
SIS. LOckport, y. z
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WANTED-AGENTS
HELP WANTED
Ma1o 81 Ea-.V.

ACCoUNTANCY,
BOOkAEESIEG. STEEOGRAPHT
TIPEWRITING-
30 CLASSES-EXPERT INSTRUCTORS
INTERSTATE. - 18TH ST. y. ".
TELEPHONE MAIN az
WANTED-CIvu Service students TIE -
ard quickest preparation obtainzbIe In
Washington STRAFERS BUSINESS COL
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple. sth and r
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

a meeting Of the Young Mems SOdality
Lyceum will be held at its hall In
Duke street this evening
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-FemaIs brindle bulldog; short tan
Call Wa IER SMITH. 1888 Ohis ave " w.
LOST-Saturday night, about 10 O'Clock. SOLD
gold chain between Sth and Nd ave and
lSth and II y E Reward. return 20 SOS
18th n 2
LOST-The black cat with white breast and
legs, black spot front leg black SPOT
on nose, that was taken on 18th ST on niSht
OF September o belongs at eI2 18th ST Pa
turn, receive reward
LoST-SOlid gold chain Saturday night. about
10 O'Clock, Sth and Nd ave- and 18Th and
SIS N z Reward. return SOS 18th St
y z :
LOST-GOld watch, towpath GEORGETOWN
canal; initiated y. H. H Reward los
F St n W
LOST-A pocket purse Containing $40 some
cents, with small KEYS in same. Reward
J. L BRlMER- p 9th ST " E
LOST-White and brindle bull: female; blind
one eye long ears; tail bodied short Lib
eral reward for its return or information
leaolng 70 is recovery 1szs go st
LOST-Amethyst rosary. from 18Th and NJ
sts. to i St, out J. ST. to 18th. initials
''R- L J. On cross Reward II returned 10
1225 18th st y. W.
DOST-Blown from G st. window Of Govt
Printing Ohice, last Friday black tele-
scope felt hat Leave at main entrance
building and get reward
LOST-Ladys bracelet. sept 10. on Pa. ave
LIBERAL reward II returned 10 1917 eth st.
y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

PERSONAL
W ] COLEILLE'S latest book. Ancient
Mystery and Modern Revelation win
otneTs OF his works. ana any other books
pertaining 10 spiritual works. For sale By
slGNORA ANNINA AMI RINA FAZZI, cor
9Th and z Cap. SITS Phoca Lincoln s0s5.
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Ny cooperative plan for developing and
printing enables you to secure an sxIe er-
largemsnt absolutely free call ard learn
the details Phone Main 4s1s
SEABROOK- s0s z st N W
LEND MONEY on PAWN TICKETS; 3
per cent; small monthly paymenrs Let
ne save your JeWelry. Address BOX IS,
Times Office.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

The funeral Of Frederick Kicherer viii
be held from his home, - Gibbons
street. tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

The funeral Of W J.. NIUllin viii take
place from his home. III North Pitt
street, at 4-50 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Colunabls Electric IN good con-
dition; complete. With rechargIng outfit
FOR SALE-2-cylinder Yale. touring car. N
good Condition, bargain
FOR SALE-Buick runabout. oh. D., fr-l.z
equipped
FOR SALE-Pullman roadster fully sorf1-
ped In hrst-class condition
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AUTOS REPAIRED

LET Us Put YOUR shade. radfat0--- fe15-
e. ana amps into proper condition. very
srila4l cost Try Us FRENCH RADIATOR
a. = ENDER CO. 1s52 z 81 ~ W North 1J75 n
" = ESE>E SIX Ok HEbUiI@D Jour auto: cars
cleaned By day q month. ola -asors--
ana sUpplles5 reasonable prices; al work
glaIaAteed 1s45 Columbia Court, between
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

The bi-cOunty convention OF the w. Q
7 L has elected these officers PreSI-
dent. Amy g WeeCh- corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. a w Rudisil: recording
secretary. Mrs r. B G H2rdenburgni
treasurer, Mrs William JOTE-
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

Alexandria Washington Lodge Of
NasOns viii meet AT the temple this
evening.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

4 meeting Of the ladies' committee on
arrangements in connection with the
dedication OF the Elks hall viii be
held at that han this evening
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
BICYCLES

WANTED-I9o sscOnd hand bicvcIes. p
AENDELL & CO. us 7th st. y. w
We ARE stiu selling 'Unicorn.' tires AZ
Sl-S5- P = MENDELL & CO. Us IN y n
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

In the United States circuit court.
Judge Edmund Waddill presiding, today
heard arguments in the condemnation
proceedings Of a tract Of land known as
The white House tract in Fairfax
county The land II wanted by the
District Of Columbia for @ refOrInatory-
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
MARKETS

OYSTERS. OYSTERS.
CRABS CLANS. AND CRAB NEAT
The VERY CHOICEST FRESH FISH
Wholesale and Retail
LEE j. ROBERTS,
Pho1s n 4HS 90 10th 81 y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
MOTORCYCLES

FOR BE
a LOI Or SECONDHAND MOTORCYCLE -
OF ALL MAKES
lncludIng Acrkel- Indian. Reliance and Otherz
AILMENTS II DESIRED
sole Agents for the
MEhhEL LIGHT MOTORCYCLES
HARRY r SEAMARK
Cor 6th and G sts. y W
END or SEASONED Reliance r-7-ro--
cycles IL b p. battery. SIsa- can tsEa
out lev orders at this price, vii sell ~
geLIoIisiI 1tiHs machine. CEAS- :. VERNTrT-
LION -l01 18th ~ ".
READING STANDARD. single cyIincer. EOo5
value, So 7 ~ Mud, Jr, Inc. %
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27

the Dentone Hotel, just across the
street from his own home, and Thursday
morning waited for Laird to appear.
Laird had just finished his breakfast and
was on his way to his work at the Dutch
mine, when Whitford rested his rifle
across the window sill and fired, with
the effect above stated.
The iniuest was held Wednesday, and
the jury brought in verdict that de-
ceased came to his death through gun
shot wound in the lower limbs inflicted
by John Whitford at Quartz Mountain
on May IL, and that he died on May l6,
1910
The body was brought to this place
Tuesday, accompanied by his son, Vim.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27

and nagging of Whitford by Laird and
other fellow workmen. Whitford and
his wife were staying at the home of
the latter's mother, Mrs Charles Metz
ger. Laird was also a boarder at the
same place. Whitford became Jealous
of Laird over alleged attentions to Mrs
whitford, and on Wednesday evening he
expostulated with Laird. The interview
ended with Laird slapping Whitford and
kicking him in the stomach, it is al
legged. Whitford procured shotgun
and would have shot Laird at the time
had he not been prevented. He evident
ly brocded over his supposed wrongs,
procured itle and rented room in
Amador ledger., 1910-05-27

leg lust above the knee, which took
place Monday morning. Ever since the
shooting it had been the opinion of the
physicians that amputation would have
to be resor.ed to, but every effort was
made to avoid the ordeal, owing to the
condition of the patient A gangrenous
condition ensued and as the only chance
was by operation, it was performed
Monday morning. Laird never rallied
and death ensued the same evening.
The Jamestown Magnet has the fol-
lowing version of how the trouble origi-
mated: 1.-THE unfortunate occurrence
was the result of i'll directed 'joshing
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Laird of Stanford University, brother,
VIM Laird of Contra Costa county, and
two sisters, Mrs Nose Arendt of James
town and Mrs John Kenny of Columbia
and their families. The funeral was
held on Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the Odds Fellows hall,
under the direction OF Angels parlor, N.
S. G. w., and Court Seqdoia, F. OF
A., in which lodges he was an active
and prominent member. The interment
was in the Altaville cemetery. Mr.
Laird was native of California, aged
So years and months, and had passed
most of his life in this town, where he
has many friends who regret his un-
timely end. Angels Record.
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SHOT is FATAL
TO VICTIM
Thomas Laird Says Jok-
ing with Him Caused
Him to Do Act

Thomas Laird, who was shot by John
Whitford on Thursday morning of last
week. died at the Sierra Hospital,
Sonora on last Monday from the shock
following the amputation of the right
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