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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
TRUST. COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE TO GET SECURITIES
OF MoNoNSAHELA Valley
TRACTION COMPANY.

The Fidelity Trust Company OF
Baltimore will head the syndicate,
which will underwrite S2,lOO,O00 gen
eral mortgage bonds OF the Mononga-
hela Valley Traction Company Of West
Virginia, according 10 a report cur.
rent in financial circles. The Monon-
gahela Valley Traction Company,
which. Siill be CONTROLLED by interests
Identified WITH the consolidation Coal
Company. val: take over the Rarmont
and ClafksSStg Traction COMPANY, the
Fairuioafi md Northern TRACTION Com
spany: and the ClarksbuTg and Weston
Electric Railway, and will have q total
capitalization Of s22,5OO,Q0O, Of which
$15,OOO,0eO will be general mortgage
bonds. OF the stock to be Issued
50, 500, 900 will be 5 per cent. cumu-
lative preferred and $5,OOo,OOO com
mon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
sAmARlA, Ri, 8.

The sick Of our village are getting
better at this writing. a
Mr.. John ], West is sick.
The farmers are beginning their
spring work.
There is still two weeks Of our
school yet, One of the boys, Guy Nor.
gan, went to Fairmdit. TO enter the
Normal Wednesday.
Rev. Boyers Boyce is still Holding
his meeting at Sarletta.
Mr.. Wesley Vangilder who has
been staying at Mr.. Boyce's returned
home last week.
Messrs Charles and Joseph Watson
we're callers here Friday.
Mr.. j. ], West was visiting his
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
INTERCHANGEABLE

CHARLESTON - The Inheritance
tax from the c. Il, Sbattuck estate
at Parkersburg amounsng to over
$4,000 was paid into the State treas
ury yesterday.
This estate was valued at $950,495.-
SO, ana except for $1,000 each to two
slsters-Octo Shattuck and Emma
Hamlln-and neat little sums to five
grand children, the balance, $9lS,495.-
90, is divided among his three daugh-
ters-AIrs. Mary jackson, Mrs Flor
er2e Jordon and Mrs. Daisy Neal, The
inheritance tax paid to the tax COM
missioner was S3O04.S9.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
eauEsoME plscoYERY.

i PINEVGLLE-A gruesope ind Of a
human skeleton was made bSStlmber-
men on the bluffs ewerlooEias the
Guyandotte river, not far from the
city, and about miles from Baileys'
vile. The men we're attracted to the
SPOT by the actions of dog. The
skeleton, that Of a man Of more than
ordinary size, reposed in cavity in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
REruRMEp ERoM TRlP

MoUNDSvILLE--M. L. Brown, war.
den of the State prison. and B. NJ.
Spur, have returned from q trip
through the East, where they visited a
number Of the large penitentiarIcs, in
Guiding the Maryland State Prison at
Baltimore: the Eastern Penitentlary OF
Pennsylvania atFhilaIelphia; and the
Sing Sing Prison of New York, A
careful study was made of the methods
pursued at each Of the above lnstitu-
TONS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
ELpER A.A. suMNER

Evangelist A, A. Bunner 81 tits
city, is now assisting DR. u. DopllEtIs
in a series Of revival meetings ~ MT
Ytto in Winfield District, NotElth
standing The lnclemens weather o.
past two Weekn, the meeting are
growing in Interest, DIR Doolittleais
doing some fine preaching Bt:gpp1
little breaches Christ and not BILLY
Sunday" All,should come and hear
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
BAND CONCERT Will TAKE BIC
WAS 5PLENDI1|sHARE OF BONDS
PROF. OMEN GAVE MUSIC LOVERS
OF FAlRMoNT,A GREAT TREAT
THE MUSICIANS ARE coMPLl.
MENTED.


From, IAN artistic standpoint the
concert given lasteyening by the First
Regiment Band under the direction Of
Prof. W. Fl Omen, was decided SUE
cess. White the attendance was not as
large as ii should have been, 1t was
composed OF representative citizens
who heard the programme with great
appreciation.
a march, YSemper FideisG By John
Philip Soilse, opened the peogramme
and the programme rendered embraced
Ia great variety Of selections ranging
from the, classics 10 populay melodies.
| Tho Missouri song, which is having
6ysuch run .throughlthe country now,
WAS played as anNencore. andlwas first
heraided by the appearance Of small
dog as the title was announced.
Mr.. Aubrey Marin rendered song,
#"Ihe Claug Of the Forge" with band
accompaniment, which was heartily
encored, aud he responded with Sc.
Election Goodbye Sweetheart, Good
bye" A cornet solo BY Mr.. Edgar
Quartlmont, was Il splendid number,
Before the concert Capt, &c. jerks,
q. S. a. made an official inspection Of
the band. which was highly satisfac'
tory He stated that the First Reg
ment Band was far ahead OF the Sec
ond, which would be reorganiSed soou
at Martinsburg. Capt. jerks, with
&djutant John Hensha%, OF this city
col. Clarence Jolliii, OF Anthem, and
Lieutenant Conwell, of Charleston, oc
cupied a box at the concert.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
MEN INJURED

WHEELING : Three carpenters
we're seriously hurt when scaffold
on which they were standing collapsed
with them at Wheeling shortly after .
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The in
jured are: Ben Wilson, Warwood, leg
broken and probably Internally injured
Joseph Harper, Wheeling, both ankles
and one leg broken; probably Internal
~ injured. Buzz" Newman, Glendale
leg broken and probably internally i'll
jured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
FATALLY INJURED

PARKERSBURG-W. S. Downing,
OF New York City, superintendent. Of
the construction company building the
lock and dam No. 10, at Little Hook
ing, five miles below the city, was
fatally injured when the Queen City,
in passing through the lock, struck a
derrick boat, causingla timber to hit
Downing on the head, srushing his
skull, 81 sG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
peeds FIIed.

The following deeds were yesterday
filed with the clerk OF the'county
court for record:
Bert L. Talkington and wife to Les
lie B. darlington, a parcel OF Ian@
III Downs cemetery on Mods run; con
sidaation. 81 and other valuable con
sideration.
Chicago Coal and Coke company to
Jefferson ID. Arhett, the WaynesburG
coal underlying certain parcel Of
lind OH Pawpaw creek; consideration
81 and other valuable consideration,
s RS. Gwyn aud wife to Belle S
Payne, a parcel OF land in tho Fair
mont Development Company's Add
tlon 10 the City OF Fairinont; consid
GRAFTON, 81 mud other valuable con
aIderation.
Della ]. Spencer and husband to
Lucy A. Clayton, a parcel of land in
Manplngton district; consideration
S25.OO,
Samuel II. Moore and wife to c. L.
Dye, d parcel OF land in Warrington
district; consideration, $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
n Z n 49, - =
rother, Mr.. john ]. West, Monday.

brother, Mr.. John J. West, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent West were visit
ing MS father Sunday
Mr.. Ebert Moran was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Morgan, one
day last week.
Mrs. Lydia Heck was visiting her
daughter Monday.
Mr.. Gideon Morgan was'a Fatrmont
visitor Tuesday.s
Mr. Ed. Hayhurst is moving to
Meadowdale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
STATE news
KENNA o1sEQUIEs

CHARLESTON Representatives OF
all classes turned out to attend the
funeral of Edward b. Kenna, editor OF
the Charleston Gazette poet and for
,mer baseball star, whose death oc-
CURED at Grant, Fla, Friday The
ElHs had charge of the funeral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
AGED MAN DEAD.

CHARLESTON = George Walter
Blatterman, aged 80, a native of Lon
don, England, died here at 1.-THE home
OF his daughter. Mrs. Walter b. Brooks,
He was the Oldest living alumnus Of
the University of Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
SAM WOODS URGED
ITO Get OF the Track for Machine Is
Coming.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 81
Following his visit to Washington aud
headquarters the gubernatorial boom
of sam. Woods has become suddenly
Quirscent and is o subject which the
Democratic lenders here are reticent
to discuss.
!" "a TerststentlE rumored here that
Woods has or will shortly withdraw
from the race. His Washington visit
...eu q m.teriail6e a continued III
dorsement from certain Of the powers
that be. T.
1t is understoodEtlat the gentleman
from Barbour was told that he has
been exposed. and that he had not tax.
en-. Mr.. Woods returned to PhIllppi
today as quietly as he arrived d col;
pie Of days before. 6 u AL IlIll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
auardla6.A pp0inted. :

q. w. Walker was appointed guar.
dian Of Alice Opal and Emma Boyd
Walker, he infant children of the
late i. u. Walker. bond of 5000 giyeA
in each case amounting to $500,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27
BENEFITS
EASTER SUITS

Are going fast. You had better hurry
suits are indemand. In
fact have any Kind or any style you
want. Largest display Of large sam
pies in the city. Prices, $t2,oo and up
It's no trouble for me to show you
Come out to the barber shop on Lo
Gust avenue.
LOYAL BENNETT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27

WY Administrative Appointed.
Allce Nay was appointed administra'
trS6f ths personal estatesor the
'iate peHora Nay. 4 Bond OF $S5 was
given.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27

no. For Misses Dresses mace g
JOG sinshants, pereale sllss's' :
etc, worth $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27

20 IN For al wool yclls. wsl'
J0.0U made ladies' blsss.
worth $500
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-27

C0S0O for Boys two piece allI
900 wool confirmation SUITS
worth $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
APPOINTMENT
OF RECEIVER
fs PLACED ~ HANos o. eEF.
Eegg ~ BANK RUpTcV
CUNNfNs
orutusi situsslcs o~V-iors ~ Fse-
erai cesrt 81 Resun e. 40
acrcs - ssese Dayton

a rsth-r uuususi proo~edirE. and
- trsf the o. hss occurred IN ~.
incs fe,--al co.-t. - t.k-n y.r.-r
esy 49, - psfifior - g. er-dito-s
- - x Carr. EsklnE for 80 a.
poin-usut 81 . rsussvsr. vas rsserr.d
20 Esiers- , " csn-ias
II scfi-n uss h-curht a1suf ~
~ shur 81 e. inroius,ary p-uuou I.
hartruYtcr uifh ~ cisrs - go "a
srsi ouurt asa1n-i NJ Carr b. cr-s
TER asd n fartssr fn.r % q 20
ticn askinE a. re appclntn~nf q =
r-rsirsr e. taks charrs a. his ass-ts
rs p~tHiou oa-s rtus Tadrs nav
go r. 90 ~ ~ cltT. anf 80 q tins
~ ciers as AZ Gee - decfds uhaf
acficn - cold fake IN fte matter snf
y Eerf over urfn yesterday. and ~
- nea1firre ~ CONSULTED fhs Az o.
Ne matter anf referred fts petition
- R~f~ree Cummfns. ard ~ 49, ~
Gay. March a 81 "a . m a. the tine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
LARGE GLASS
To pc Initiated by Union coaeisvs
4. .. a. ~ on May
2eth.


on May 2s.h. Union Conrlave 10
IL. A. o. A. NJ. will hold the annual
Initiative meeting N the lodge rooms
In Deuker's han. corner Twenty-slNth
and Chapiine streets This meeting -
expected 20 b. he largest and NOS;
successful Union cOnciave or anv other
orEan.xati1n ever held There are
about one hunfred snd hf,y or two
hundred candidates "a b. Initiated
this exceiiinE anyfhinE ever hold IN
THE city Lest November fho iodrs
called a SPECIAL meet re- for m ffinfire
purposes and ab1ut eiFhfy-si end
date we've taken info ths order
The fall r1~ubsrshin Ell turr ou-
anf fhe candidates roref IN 90 the han
and parade fhrouEh TIE rrirc'n-i
streets - the town r-d fher taken %
Turner's haii N Nofih Narset s,re-,.
we've ~ initiafive -rer-.s-- al b.
hid
Thcrs are ave rcld n~t.is 20 -
a-arf~f ~ thr I've r~r1hrrs havfrE
~ tirtssf ruuser q carflfafes 81
this irifiafiru. arf sech member i
hus'unE arrurt frFinF fcr ne beffrr.
nert so e-isrr~--~rf - go AneIsrf
Orfer Af1esirf Mo- iars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
CATCHING RATS


- - -tarEs - steaInr a. 50
r 80 frr- Fasls rrs~rr r-rr.
- trt- faarn 80 r-rfs
Nras ss-s arresssf ~ o. s-- rT-E
- - srrairref s~fc-s &c.,
frr.s Fssr~rtaF -rrrfrr - -. -
r ~ $3.50 -rull - - 80
$780, rwl-a - - - g - f-s--
- srrart sFfs.rs - -.
49, FL 49, 49, rs1.rs 81 -
80 80 80 So rsrflra 80 49,
49, rei-as~f Frtr-rrss - "a
80 - rsf 80 rr-rrr
- 49, ar1rrra fa SO -
49, n - 80 "a $500 -
cu--s n-1rrrrr FL rs--fs -
- $3.50 rr.r@f f. 49, -aFNs-r
- - urrrr 80 - sffsrrrarr =.
ran $500 80 -rrrra~ -
80 1879 lr.n 49, 80 - rfrassf
- uf 70 80 $50 49, 80 - -
caref 80 o. wr~rr 49, rfar --fs-
- a $500 Hsrranf - $500 -
- s--rc - - s-ar-t~t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
NO INDICTMENTS
FOUND IN HILL
TOP IYSTERY
eshsss< c. WIN Geo. ~ - u.u.a
oss,<st Nsssl - cas.s6 -

Amer two M ene-AAif dsys q =
nberatton. he Ohio county gTunA ~
nnished ID seosioas shor<ly sflns
noon yesterday and rsturnad In ma.
nss 10 - court Ths Jury did nss
maks any special rsoonnsannkaunn
or spocfai UDort a any cAaEnc1sr,
merely counninx itsslf 90 De oDAi,rs
on The oAses submitted OF tAs vari.
Gus cases considered. - true bins
were rsturned and . not true hills.
Nothing Of . stArtiing or unsxpscf.
cd nature developed frum ths session.
- The majority OF the cases ended a.
the general public expectsd.
osorse Rslshsam. oe Fulton. was IN
dicted for the murder Of young Louis
Schnstder: James Harper and Irene
Terry Graves for selling cocaine. and
Max Hart, the liquor salesman, was
indicted on four counts. three for fe,o-
niss and one for . misdsmeanor.
The failure to ind any Indictment
In the Hill Top farm mystery occa.
stoned some surprise.
After the jury had reported Judge
Jordan took occasion to thank the
body for fts painsfaking work, and
said IL was the most representative
grand Jury that had been "on the Job"
for some time.
After receiving the report. judge
Jordan adjourned court until $50
o'clock Friday morning. at which time
the docket will be called and the
cases set for trial. Among the cases
Will be a number from the previous
term. including that OF Laura Farms
worth Schenk.
The findings OF the jury were as
follows:
True Bills.
Joseph vosnaek. misdemeanor.
James Veltrie, misdemeanor.
George Cemar. felony.
T.'-in .r~t-sc- r~srSa-,oaro-
Victor Bril'ski. misdemeanor.
/, George Pohn and Charles Schultz,
grand larceny.
George Ig.nbacker felony
Neil Robinson. misdemeanor.
Louis Ruttencutter. Geo. BOIL and
Charles Schultz. felony.
Lucinda Fitch. alas Elizabeth
Greenlee. and Maggie Gray, alias Car
RE Knox. felony.
Max Hart felony. 3 counts. l mis-
deuleanor.
Claude Marshall. felony.
George Young. Enforcement.
John Gnrbosky. felony.
W. E. McCarty, enforcement.
Scott Garrett, felony.
James Harper. felony.
Irene Terry Graves. felony.
George Felshcim. murder.
Charles Pamphlets, alas Gus Con-
fas. felony.
Ed Bowman. larceny.
Charles A. Kline felony.
Peter Marx. misdeneano-.
Standard Homo Company. misde-
meanor.
w. Z. Whitehead, misdemeanor
Net True Bills.
Fern Tarbell and Irving Birch, fe,o-
ny.
Anton Sil'knski, larceny.
Char'es Smith. misdemeanor.
Leon Wright. misdemeanor.
Joseph Andlinger. felony.
George GraEdon. Illegal sale OF
i.quor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

II the Bankruptcy matter OF Harris
u Westwuod an order vas euter~1
~ kefer~e cumrlns authorizing ths
trr1tee 20 Een tie RAJ estate % tn
ha1Frupt free frun liens The r-.i
estate consitr a q hours 81 Warwooa
Waived 81 talseo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

bs Vss Liss a.
fFron gutEeD
ever
n 20 have Eons nshira
never
Tee knov Vie trufh ! ssy
wcnr
VIZ, ! nsks this twoedred ssnt-
merf
n,r ssh es,
aiuaya away
-Louis ecarfff-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

Children are much more Likely to
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds. Whooping cough.
diphtheris. scarlet fever and con-
gunption are q senses that are often
contracted when the child has . cold.
That Is why all medical authorities
Fay beware Of colds For the quick
cure OF celds you will find nothing
better than Chnmberiain's- Cough
Remedy. u can always be depended
upon and 10 pleasant and safo 70 take
For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
BABY MINE" Is
CLEVER COMEDY
2isssss AUoie,ee 81 Ire coUrt Wnh
Novsi s,ory wiz Race sgisise
- Thers.

NarEare Mavo's clever comedy.
Baby Mae pieased 81 10 Cour, yes-
tsrday. The clever production being
intsrprsisl By a cast a. mcrt The
tn~ns - the comedy is raoe suicids.
tuf svsr fhaf s-rious subject -
freats1 On iorular fashIru Never
has NarHaref EaFo dr-s bitter uurf
h<f ei-s~rne=s ia To- nlaffsr - siaEs
'scanieus al - racslied ~ fheafer
ro~rs 40 az PulF - 10 Gives
hlf betT Nrr snce.ls In every
HaT fcur rrlFs sta1l OF rr1mirerf
.1 Ee oAaf ~ te'-g ftaf r. To-
faael ~ NN Tirr uho l. fairfr
alt clsFsr ta-ra rfrs a. -Tl-uy
firEs. 80 c.rriss fts rri-rfn.f con
80 pari NJ CruunsI as affrsf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

In Edgar ssluyn's play. The Coun-
try Boy uhich Henry p Harris vii
present a. the Court SATURDAY. mat.
ines and niEht Naruh sfh. there 10.
IN ne second act. a scene tboring
he dining room % q theatrical board
ing house n Nev rorE efty NJ So.
IN. N suthor. lifted fhis scene frou
a famous tnEfifufion ~ fhis character
Nhlch. go years aeo. Eas k-cated O.
Nesf Fifty hrsf STREE Or Nss roTt
cry Mr. s@lryn boarcef here anf
also kis vff.. MarEar~f Nav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

Orcs r1ors IL cotcr-d s1tsrtal,sr
o. rs~fcrusr anf 49, farnrafi~
r1rfffi1rs. 80 Ths 1881 -
unfisT. r~-rgrt.sf - h-snr ne 49,
fua-ah~r - - rncs So tsac-d ~
ffs sancus -ensrf - rc-pa1y.
eruinE ~ ~ Cr-rt 49, nia - e.
srs.f m ftssf Thfs t.rf - rsaulns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
:. Schsnk and SOas Co.
HOBSON COMING
Asasrs-cs escsr~d N-sse-aav Tssf
- A,ts-1 se.esT 49,
cc-sr-tl.- ts--s

ho-a 80 r---ir-s r-s.sreav ~ m.
o-csrs ~ - w-st vt-rui. s.-s.v
-c,eoi A--ccis-iea. tasi 80 W y
Hcn-c-l 80 sas ssE-f e. ~ 90. -
~ sr-stsrs e. ths 'tr--e.v .--.ir-
- - stass e-nfsy $500 cs----s,o-
49,. - 81 - 49, On ns eifr -
AErn snd ssy. 80 seo.p.-d. az ~
srr-sr 81 ere 81 tks fkrrs a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

Hsr-r H-se's FL frulss s--arrsr-
go sfr~r frar.s tufira n En
eve rrrrif--afse- SIC
tuEn "a Harrsff 80 sff- - c.
- - 49, $500 - $40 - 49,
80 - llrl sfr~ef curslr raj ~
So
frarE Iur D. 50 uifs - rrts
hsrd - 80 - m IN H-fshss
ccnsit-raffur. Sc
~ tseds - trust s~r- lsff for
rsccrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
To Sell Real Es..te.

tor bearing arguments On the pstS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

and Miss Rial a. Agile Ofhsr
minor parts we're Ia AZ capable hands
- the principal Characters and n az
- vas a rafting good farce. well
put on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07

elsiursrrs - Eioon are siatsd % A.
80 a. tte Court heater Fr.f.y
lisli NAH tth. m ne lstest urusa-r-
-..te-i1 succ--s. -t-~r-r h-ars Fr1-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-07
Are You Willing
To Join the Pure
Lard Crusade :?

It's time every housewife
learned 20 know pure lard.
Ordinary lard - adulferated
9TH vegetable oils and lard
compounds thaf turns them
rancid and kills their sweet
ness
Pure lard - pure. sxeet.
fiaky. White and odorlesS.
II retains - sweetness IN
definitely and goes farther
sgt Eives setter fesaits Ter
. all cooking ard bsking
Schsnks Gold Leaf Isre
= pure. u o. Government
Inspected ard PISSED 7, "a
ne chofce % good cooks ana
bakers everywhere
Soie ~ yss- s-.i.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-08
THREW VASE IN A WINDOW

Some disorder occurred at late
colored people on Henry street, oppo-
site the Southern Ry., round house
While the row was in progress
Moses Watson, colored, knocked
at the door of the house, whcr
one of the male inmates ap-
peared with a vase in his hand
which he threw at Watson. The lat
ter picked up the vase and hurled it in
a window, of the house. 1t struck a
child, cutting its head, which augment
ed the disturbance. Officers Beach
and Wilkinson appeared and arrested
Watson, but they were unable to get
the man who threw the vase from the
house. Watson was fined S. in tie
Police Court this morning. In his de-
Tense he alleged that he went to the
house as peacemaker and that the
negro appeared with vase in one
hand and razor in the other. He
also alleged that he was struck on
the side Of the head with the vase.
He failed, however, to show any cut
on his Uranium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-08
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Crandall Mackey Seriously Injured
Machine Turns Somer-
Saults.

Plunging down a steep 25-foot en-
bankment shortly after II o'clock last
night. an automobile owned and ope-
rated by Crandall Mackey, Common
wealth's Attorney for Alexandria
county. and containing Mrs. Mackey
and the two Misses Mackey, turned
two complete somersauits, and landed
on top of Mr.. Mackey and the two
pirls. in the bushes at the bottom OF
the ravine. Mr.. Mackey was pinioned
to the ground by the steering wheel,
while the two girls lay stunned from
the force of their fall, in the tonneau
of the car. Mrs. MAcSey leaped from
the machine as it toppled over the side
of the road, and escaped with few
bruises. Mr.. Mackey's shoulder was
painfully injured.
The car was demolished, but after
help had arrived and Mr.. Mackey and
his two daughters had been lifted to
the road again, it was found that Mr..
Mackey alone had been injured seri-
ously. The party had remarkable
escape from death.
The accident occurred while the Mack
eys were returning home from fes-
tival of the Cherrydale Fire Engine
Company. Turning into the Rock
Hill road which leads up a steep hill to
his house, Mr.. Mackey had no diff
Guilty in keeping the road until within
a hundred yards of his residence.
At that moment large touring car
came tearing over the top of the hill,
and the large headlights blinded Mr..
Mackey. In moment his car went off
the road, at a point known as Dead
Mans Hollow, where several serious
accidents have occurred. A flame was
seen to start from near the gasoline
tank. Mrs. Mackey fled up the road
screaming. Then the driver of the au-
tomobile whose headlights had caus-
ed the accident slid down the embank-
ment and extinguished the flams.
Several other men arrived within a
few minutes, and succeeded in free
ing Mr.. Mackey and his two daughters,
and the family proceeded to their
home, few yards away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-08
ACCIDENT TO B|GYCL|sT
Collision at the Intersection of King
and Royal Streets Large
Crowd Gathers.

Shortly after four o'clock yesterday
afternoon a delivery wagon and a BIZ
cycle came together at the intersect-
ion of King and Royal streets, and the
rider of the latter, Eugene Talbot, 81
years old, carpenter Of Fairfax coun-
ty, was seriously injured. His right
arm and two ribs were broken and he
received several bruises. DR.. Warfeld
was passing at the time and he had the
injured man placed in his automobile
and carried him to the Alexandria
Hospital. The wagon belongs to j. H.
Crilly, wholesale grocer, and was in
charge of Webster Quander, colored.
.Ne latter was subsequently arrested
by Officer Roland on charge of reck-
less driving, but he was later released,
Mr.. Crilly becoming his surety for his
appearance before the Police Court.
Talbot was unable to appear this
morning and the investigation of the
case was postponed.
According to the statements made,
the delivery wagon was proceeding
east on King street, the horses trot-
ting and was following the south side
until it reached Royal street, where
the driver turned north. In doing so,
it is alleged he turned too far to the
left and Talbot, who was proceeding
south on Royal street, was unable to
| clear the wagon.