The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-31

pleted his monthly report for the month of January, 1912, which shows about as long list of deaths as any previous month during 1911. The report shows great variety Of causes of deaths, homicide holding the head of the dist as usual. Scarcely day passed during the month that the coroner was not called out to inyesti- gate a case.
 The report in full follows:
 January 1, Carrie Brown, white, 2So2 Avenue B. city; probably alcoholism.
 January l, Mrs. Mary Kelly, white, Republic, was accidentally burned to death.
 January l, Mary Caldwell colored, 625 Weaver street, city; accidentally burned to death.
 January 2, Robert Livingston, colored, lBessemer; homicide.
 January 2, Gouvernor Starks. col ored, near Beverly Station. what Is known as the Mims' Place; too much lcapudine, being given through mistake.
 January 2, stephen McCray, col lored. 1717 Fourth avenue, city; .un- known causes.
 4, l1525 Twenty-hrst street, Bnsley pneu- monia.
 January 4, John Carter. white, Re public; homicide.
 January 4, Paul Westbrook, Fulton Springs; acute indigestion. January 4, unknown colored infant female), Sixth alley and Twenty fourth street, city; homicide.
 January 5, Jack Williams. colored' ITwenty-second street and Avenue D, city; homicide.
 January 5, Nettie Hart. white' .eSl Eliza avenue, Graymont; accidentally burned to death. January 6. l.. L. Jones, colored, { First alley between Twenty y-fifth and Twenty streets, city; acute in- digestion.
 January [, John Rolling, colored, Twen- ty-fifth street and Fourth avenue, city; heart failure.
 January I. Will Jackson, colored, 3@f Avenue A, Sam Baton, colored, Eleventh street and Eighth avenue, city; railroad accident.
 January 8, Henry Scott, colored, Twen- ty-third street and Avenue H, city; homi- eide.
 January g, Morris Salters, colored, No' 2 prison; being overcome by gas.
 January 9, Johnnie Wilson, colored, Fourth avenue between First and Second avenues. Pratt City; siphiletic trouble.
 January ', infant of Mrs. Helen Ander- sor Twentv-first street and Park avenue, l city; probably still born. | O. | Mill Village, Avondale; natural causes. January il, Reginald Betrance Clarhe' colored 6l1 South Nineteenth street. clty' accidentally killed by an idiotic mother January g, Charles Hewey, colored' 6oo South twentieth street, city; homicide. January Il, Rufus Hollis, colored, No. shaft, Pratt City; mine accident. | January 12, Will Abernethy, colored, AL lev C between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth streets, city. pulmonary tuber- culosis.
 January 1s, Sallie Gibson, colored, 62S Weaver street, city; senility. I nuary IS, Clercie Johnson, colored, 3Ol0 South Thirteenth street, city; hemorrhage of the lungs. :. January 14 William Mitchell. colored warrior; accidentally burned to death.
 January IL uhKhown negro man. 25l3 Third avenue, north, city. hemorrhago of the lungs. i, January If, Eugene Debardelaben, col , ored, 2412 Avenue c, city. heart failure. January lS Sidney Fowler colored, Car diff, railroad accident , January Is, Ethe Davenport, colored, , Bessie Mines, homicide.
 January l3, R. W. Page. white. termi-
 ral station, railroad accident. , January r, Isaac Renson. colored, 1loC I Fourth alley, city, unknown causes. f January r, infant Of Carrie Moore (col- n cred male,, 1926 Alley D, city. pneumonia.
 January f, Cornelius Jackson, colored. S 3oo6 Oak street, Collegeville, marasmus. V January IS, Nora Stoyer, colored, | Thomas, homicide. 3 January 16, Jennie Bush. colored, Sec ~ ond avenue between Fifteenth and Six |, teenth streets, city, homicide.
 January IT, Charlie Taylor. colored - Louisville and Nashville yards at Boyles $ railroad accident t January iS, J. s. smith, colored, Graves l. Mines, railroad accident.
 January 1S Susie Gambell, colored,
 basement of the county courthouse, city II Iellagra. II January IS, Charles Allen, colored Y First avenue and Twentieth street. city, a from falling or being knocked from a ; steel structure. January q, infant of Rosa Cochran $ (colored male) 1Sl0 Fifth alley, north. : city, still lorn; Henry Hodnett, colored. ' No. prison, heart failure. ' January p, Francis Davis. colorcd Twenty-fourth street and Second avenue
 city, homicide.
 January 23, Wafer Crane, white. Kim V berly, railroad accident; Lula Nelson. Il coiored, 17l2 Avenue B, city, homicide
 January 21, Oscar Nash, colored, Bes- semer; unknown causes. 7 January %, J. k. Wilson, coored, S42s
 Fifth avenue, city; tuberculosis; Amos
 Pruett, colored. 619 South Sixteenth street
 city; unknown causes. I'll January 23, unknown negro man. Il. i, Avenue D, city. unknown causes.
 January 24 w. w. Johnson, white. u woodward ore mines. from trying to thaw y dynamite by fire in the mines; Tom : Holston. colored, Banner mines; homi- eid