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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
LOCAL BOWLERS
TRY FOR HON0RS
Leave for Atlantic City to Take
Part in National Bowl
ing Tourney.

The Richmond bowling team. com
posed i, OF Whit whitman; captain: w.
Hermos Mcfarland. a. Suffering.
Frank Bliiey an! J. H. Barrow. will
leave this city at 1901 o'clock to-mor-
participate in the eighth annual bowl
ing tournament of the National Bowl
Ing Association.
The fivc-ran team will be COMPOSED
OF Whitman, Splitting, Rowsey. Suffer-
lin and Mcfarland. while Rliley and
Barrow Will substitute.
In the double events the Richmond
whitman and spiiiinG: Mcfarland
and Rowsey: Sutterlin and Barrow.
All will roll in the single events.
There are 1858 tve-man teams en-
tered In the main events. and II tho
seventy NTH place. each man will par
ticipatc In prizes which will return his
expense money. In the double events
there are large number OF entries,
and the man who finishes as low rs
roth place will participate In tho prizo
money. The same Is true of tho single
events.
From tho averages of the Individual
members of the Richmond team 1t is
believed to be one of the strongest that
mas represented ltichmond In any bowl
ing tournament. and the members arc
hopeful Of returning with honors for
themselves and Richmond
Whit Whitman. captain OF the five
man team, was the star bowler at tho
Baltimore tournament In 1910. and ut
the Buffalo tournament In 1911, and he
Is expected TO keep the other members
In line and set the pace for all. Me
Farland. who triumphcd over Whit
man in the series TO decide the cham
pionship OF Richmond and Petersburg,
Is one of the stcadiest and most re-
liable bowiers in tho State. while
Happy Jake" Rowsey Is known as
q pin spiller of ability. "Biliic" Spill
ing and pop" Sutterlin can be de-
pended upon TO give a. good account OF
themselves.
On the return trip the Richmond
bowlers will play n match game with
the White Elephants. OF Philadelphia.
In that city on Thursday OF this week
and on Friday they will go against
the strong Metropolitan five OF Bait
more on the alleys in tho Oriole city
Richmond bowlers intended having
moro than one lve-man team In the
national tournament. but when II came
to the show down It was found that
several of the best BOWERS In tho city
could not 70 because of being unable
to leave their business. Among these
arc Manager Blair, Of tho Palace
Alleys: Temple Roy. s. It. Williams
Wade. Bailey and Alright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
JOHNSON STILL
KING OF HEAV|ES
So Says Frank Kramer, Cham
pion Bicycle Rider of
the World.

London, April 1S.-Frank Kramer.
fresh from his recent victories on Eu-
ropean bicycle tracks. sailed to-day on
the Maurctania for New York. liram-
ci's latest achievement was to annex
the first prize at the annual Easter
Sunday Grand PriN bicycle race in
Paris Tho distance is 1900 metres.
and the field at the start numbered
moro than 500 crack riders. The per-
i.ctual champion Che has held the
is looking very it. He says he expects
he's nfty if the race promoters continue
to desire his services.
Speaking OF prize lighting. Kramer
said the reports OF Jack Johnson's de-
lerioration were ridiculous.
johnson is still the worlds great
est tighter" he declared. land he will
prove it shortly. l saw q good deal
of Johnson III Paris. and l know that
lie is anything but down and out. Even
the staunchest admirers OF Carpenter
believe that the Frenchman would last
one round with Johnson. AS a matter
OF fact ] have IL on good authority
that the champion will presently come
out with n proposition to meet Car
pentirr and amy other man in the world
II the same ring on the same night"
X. II. Baker, better known as snowy
Baker the Australian fight promoter
was also II passenger on the MaUre-
tania. He expects 10 sign several
American lighters of various classes to
go to Australia for another round
robin" n pugilistic contest such as Nc
!ntosh put on several years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
DEEP RUN HUNT
CLOSES SEASON

The last hunt of tho season by tho
Deep Run Hunt was held yesterday.
The start being NJ the viaduct at 4
O'clock. Quite a large field OF riders
fell in line rs the dogs were led of
for the first cast. which was IN Monu-
mcnt Annex. and lay through Pattcr-
sons 10 Shafer's, then along kissing
The dogs We're next cast IN just south
very fast pace that they set for the
riders 10 follow Leaving the bridge.
the course lay through Sunnyside to
Bulls, whore a good. stiff plank fenco
greeted nil thence to Windsor. to n
check at Williams gate Leaving
Williams gate, tho dogs were thrown
In at Woodlawn, and II was n beauti-
ful sight that the large gallery Of
auto!sts saw, the hounds raced
through Woodlawn, followed by tho
pink-coated riders. Leaving Wood
lawn. the course lay through Shiloh
10 Patterson Avenue, to Adams. then
along 10 Buffers. TO n check ut West
Wood Lane. The dogs were next cast
In Colonel Halls and led to n finish
over the Jumps at the Country Club.
The features of the hunt were the
exceptional jumping OF all the horses
cspecially OF Her Grace. who was
piloted by Miss Crenshaw. The hunt
yesterday marked the finish OF tho
most successful season ever held by
the Deep Run Hunt Those riding:
w. o. Young. NJ. J.. H. ST. Patrick:
Harry Beattie, Jr.. whip. Iron Prince
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
ARMY IS DEFEATED
BY HARVARD TEAM

West Point, n. Y, April ls.-IIar-
ward trounced the Army here this af-
ternoon. ID to 8, when the rival teams
met on the baseball diamond. The
Crimson gathered sixteen hits of the
cadets hurlers, four of them for extra
bases. The Army were outplaycd
throughout. They could not get to
Erie on the mound for Harvard until
The nth frame, when they scored
twice.
Score by innings: X. H. L.
Army ....... OF o . 0 o 0 O. 3 Z
Harvard $40. 35 u 0--l5 Is .
Batteries: Mcrrillat, Butts and Mil
burn; Erie, Hitchcock and Waterman
and West. Cmpires Marshall and
Wagner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
TEN THOUSAND SEE
OPENING RACES

Havre dc Grace Race-Track. Md, April
lS.-Ten thousand persons attended
llavre dc Grace this afternoon to well
come the return OF King Horse TO
Eastern raccdom for 1914 Twenty
nine hookmakers wero on the line, and
for an opening day and the additional
TACT that the line on the horses was a
matter of conjecture, tho play vas
unusually heavy.
Hugh Penny's threc-year-old Old
Fathom, eXcellently ridden by Amer
Ihygart got up in the final strides TO
capture the $4,000 Hartford handicap
from the outsider. Robert Bradle The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
.EARLYV|LLE WINS
IN TRACK MEET

Charlottesville, Va, April 1S.-Thc
NTH annual track and field meet OF
the Piedmont High School Athletic
League held this afternoon on Lambeth
Field under tho auspices OF tho Uni
versity of NirG ina track management
attracted hundreds Of school children.
over nifty athletes competed for the
silver cup donated by the citizens OF
Alhemarie County. Earlyville High
school won the meet, scoring 125
points. Scottsville was second, with
81 points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
GEORGIA TECHS
TRIM VANDERBILT

Atlanta. Ga, April 1S.-Twelve errors
by Vanderbilt and thirteen hits by the
Georgia School of Technology team
to-day resulted in an Is to victory
for the local boys In the finnl game
of the series here Bryant. the local
pitcher, allowed only six scattered
hits. while his teammates scored five
runs in the first inning and ten in
the eighth. r. Montague. Technology
second baseinan, mado four hits In as
many times at bat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
PRESbYTER|ANS
ARE EASY VICTIMS

Williamsburg, Va, April 1s.-William
and Mary. with Garnett pitching, had
little difficulty defeating Hampton
Sidney hero to-day. to l.
Score by innings: Ri
William and Mary 900 10000 o-6 /
Ham pden- Sidney 900 10000 o-l .
Batteries Garnctt and Combs for
william and Mary; Darlington and
Buggs for Hampden- Sidney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Durham's Uir MILE

Durham. n. c., April 1s.-The Dur
ham Hosiery Mills contract, recently
awarded TO Fislse-Carter Construction
Company, OF Greenville. S. c., calls for
erection of two story 410x106- foot adj
dltion to main mill and two-story 155x
,loot warehouse. all Of standard
m1li construction, TO cost about $780,
600. On the first floor the Durham
company will install patented process.
Tor spinning waste yarns. and on the
second and third floors will install
1900 spindles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
PRESIDENT LEAVES CAPITAL.

washington. April ls-PresIdcnt
Wilson left Mt lli5 o'clock tonight
for White sulphur Springs. w. Va,
where Mrs. Wilson has been for the
past week for her health. lie was ac-
companied only by DR.. Grayson.
The President will return TO Waah-
inEton on Monday morning, bringing
Mrs. Wilson with him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
GOULD AND HUM
DEF END TITLE

Boston. April 1s.--Jay Gould and
w. H. II. HUM, of Philadelphia. to-day
successfully defended their tito of
national court tennis doubles here, by
defeating George II. Fearing, Jr.. and
c. T.. Russell, OF this city, in the final
match of the championship contest.
They won by 6-5, 6-5. Ct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
Or. Sturrn Fined $3.50 for Selling
I:ricumnnn Nnc..Inc.

New York. April 1s-Dr. Maurice A.
Sturm to-day was adjudged guilty OF
contempt and fined $3.50 for disobey-
ing an Injunction forb!dding him to
use or sell vaccine invented by Dr.
Friedrich +. Friedman for the cure
of tuberculosis. Sturu was one Of
l'ricdmanns assistants during tho lat
tcr's stay in America. but they quar-
relied and separated. Sturm contendcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Twenty-eig men shot In the regular
weekly match or tho West End Gun Club
yesterday afternoon.
w. Hunter. the first time out this season.
led all the amateurs. and tho shoot.
Tho traps worked we'll. the weather condi-
lions being fine. and good scores were
made. Gary sheppard led his class easily.
and y. H. Watt outshot his class
a. Seldom Jones hcgins the season with
nice score. while Charlie Iarus was too
birds shy of his last Saturdays score lie
has demonstrated his experiences and Viii be
Chased in good company In May.
The new trap over which the extras were
shot worked nicely. and the back ground is
excellent. Five men came out TOO late TO
enter the regular score. but participated In
the extras. The next shoot will take place
Saturday. April Is. $3.50 J.. NJ. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Grcn.e for iJnc,c Sam.

\ big contract for which proposals will be
opened by the Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts. Il. J. Cowic paynastcr- general.
Washington. Will require furnishing 1850. ooo
barrels OF fuel oils. Bids 10 bs opened
on May l5 and delivery OF tho oil will be
In the East and West. II IS presumed that
the most OF this oil. IL not all OF It, Will
be for the NnNv Depnrtmnnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Indiana olis-Indiannpons 3; Column
bus. 4.
Notwithstanding. &: Cleveland T.
NJ Kansas Clty-kansas City. c: ST. paul,
Al Observation-Disclosures 6; MINNEAPOLIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
COTTON STATES
LEAGUE BLOWS

Columbus, Miss, April Is.-With-
drhwnl of Aberdeen and TupeiO
from the Cotton States Baseball
Lchguc md unNillingness on the
pnrt of other clubs to stnrt the sea-
son with II fOur-club circuit, WINS
announced to-day by President
Fiynn' or the league. He WIN un-
certain over prospects of securing
other clubs to take the places of
Aberdeen md TupcIO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Oxford RELAY Men Here.

. Philadelphia April lS.--Nlembers OF the Ok
1ord University team. which will compete In
the four mile International relay race SAT-
urday; arrived here to-day. and were well
coined by several hundred students OF the
University OF Pennsylvania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Raleigh. Is; Wake Forest. L
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AZ Mcmphis-Mcmphis. 3: Atlanta
ham. o.
At Mohile-Mobiie. l: Montgomery g.
Al Nashville-Nashvile, |; Chattanooga 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Jacksonville. :; Columbus. . (caiIed end
OF thirteenth account OF darkness
Augusta. 3: Savannah, 10.
Macon. s: Albany, Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Cathoilc University Loscs.

Catholic University loses.
Annapolis. Md. April lS.-rhe Midshiprnen
tennis men overwhelmed Catholic University
here this afternoon, winning both doubles
and all four singles. Only in the
whole match was won by the visitors Ban
non and Brooks taking the second set In
their match with Popham and Nelly. OF the
NANal ACADEMY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Ivoodbcrry Forest Wins.

WOOdbcrry Forest Wins.
Orange, Va, April 1S.-Woodbcrry
Forest defeated Lynchburg High school
in "A ragged game OF baseball to-day,
II to 4. The fielding of Captain Aycy
and the batting OF Osborn featured
for Woodbcrry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

that tho vaccine no administered was
his own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Don't send any money Just ~rite for
our free book-cloth bound. % separate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30

Del dolor a la algeria

Roma, mayo ll.-4IIace pocos dias
fu6 conducido la Morgue, para ser
reconocido identihcado el cadaver de
TN individuo, aparentando unos elm
cuenta amos, con los cabellos CRISES, ba-
10 de cstatura el cual hab1a fallecido
repentinamente. EN- la calle, dc parah-
sis careiiaca.
Entire las muchas personals que deSh-
aron por la Morgue para identificar ell
cadaver del desconocido estaban el bar
quero Juan Tirabassi y sn hija Ange-
lima
Ambos exclamaron d una tan pronto
estuvicron i presercia del cadaver
- f. mi hermano Pedro
Y comczaron 4 llorar.
DeSpues Sc marcharon del l1gubre
lugGr con direction a Ia propia casa
para comuniCsr Ia c~rible noticia la
familia.
Iban por las calles con aire entriste
edo, cuando de pronto, oh sorpresa !,
SO trcpezaron con Pedro Tirabassi EN-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30
Una sentenCia curiosa

Duh'n, mayo ll-I.os TribnaeS de
c>ta ci dad acaban dc dictar ma sen
'.u-ia curiosa.
Tn cspcctador una function teatraI
halo mala y. Sobre todo, IMMORAL la
obra que Sc repreSentaba, y eXteriori-
10 Su 6eScontento silbando con toda la
furrza dc >uS pulmoncs
tn oomisario de Policia lie amonest6
primero y como eI silbante insistiese
eu su~ manifeStaciones. lie detavo lie
Impulse una multa.
FL muItado recurri6 a los Tribunales
&c justicia para que estos declarasen
81 el slibar en- un teatro es deIito 3 fal-
Ia que merezca ser castigada
Y ioa magistrates irlandeses han ia
llado tn favor del demandante.
Sc puede Silbar en- un teatro y Sc
pupdc aplaudr-dice la sentencia-co-
mo medic de expresar ell desagrado .
Ia satisfaction que el espectacnlo pro
dlcc ESto es ndiscutible; pero tam
bitn 10 es que el Silbido no es signo de
cultura. de respeto de consideration.
Es asi que en- los teatros de Dublin
no Sc suele acaba diciendo ell
fallo-; luego cl pueblo dublines es
culto, respctuoso Y considerable. . Es-
ia sentencia que absuelve al que silb6
no puede servir de aliento a los espec-
tadores para seguir la misma llcita, pc
ro depiorable conducta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30

MN7 no N m m m IN INN TNTN TN4FN9f
mas embotados, rien; pero ninguna de
SuS risaS esta eXenta dc terror. ESta
mltitLd rcalmente tiene miedo y pone
cara d. burlarSe de Su pavor. Hay car
caiadas que son mas estrlndentes Y an
guStiosaS que los grtoS de eSpanto...
Y rs tremendo eI panico Gle los nlnoS
Que pataIean, d. las mujereS paSmadaS,
lie los hombrcS aterrados, cuando uno
de los demonioS finge querer franqucar
Ia bari era amenaZa a la muchedum-
brc hacienda Hover sobre ella gotas
pupmanteS de reSina intiamada. En-
cicrtoS momentoS, Ell un gran Sltlo, no
hay nihguna gcnte de PIE Todo Ell mum
To crn&do TERRA Sc esfuerZa Ell levan-
tarSe de nuevo No es sino un desas-
TIRE dc mumanidad como las eSpigas de
rigo maduro abatidas. aniquiIadas,
erroIIadaS por I'm torbellino.
Fl inego Sc vuclvc pcligroso para to-
dos Tn diablo yace en- cI suelo hcrido.
Iu saccrdote apaga su vestido convcr-
do yn una cosa Ilamc@ntc Todo ha
lcabadc Va era tiampo
Rcaparccc la luz. Los dnmonios
vencilos tornan d cntrsr i su pasillo.
- dispersal II multitud cn seguida
)" dcSyanccc en- las tinicblas Sc alicia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30

persona, alegre y sonricnte, como STEM
pre-
5Soharon ellos lIabia resuctado
Tel muerto2
Pronto Ia algeria vehcid Ia sor.
|preSa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30

'aAi,i.le DE- m arte un POGO elemeil'"i
ai. rmacioua sim embargo.
49, aaui Il primcro que deShla. I'm
..,p4r.n Nacio surge un hombre NeSll-
a. a, roio como un diahlo. RchgloSa y
era ,mrui rntra por una puerta, sale
49,. la otra agitando m sable con AIDE
ln.l.p, mi>tiroS. dc>putS vuelVe. da una
s,eunda Nucla con algmoS paSoS de
fai,
b., >acerdotes Sigucn el mlsmo ca
miua ~ilhundo cn los cararolc> cue pro
dine a 2 mismo ruido que los cuernoS
.rl raruaKal dc oiroS tempoS. \ STEM
prr 8 rucsfra e>palda y a nueStro la
lo. aa, lcjo> aIn Ia impression dc la
u1fi,ud anSio>a \ enevada.
Largo, inStanrcS ST. de>lizan ain. s.
fsa aqua IA una ropa neSpufS Sc
.rhan al furgo yerbaS odoriicras, pero
,r ,.rufr puc 81 aproNima el momento
,ol,mi, Los adcmaneS he los Sacer-
ln. K. haccn mas ripidoS Los sem
aHf-. e,t4u ma> rreo upados. Hay
.a> llamamlrutos quo Sc mulnphcan
5, Neh,u mas >iprantrN y mas tc-
r..-. ~1bilamcut 'oda> las uceS Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30
La pavorosa DANA
de los Diablos

nc AOo Dh0Oh0o
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30
BIBLIOTECA DE LOS GRANDES
MUSICOS.
Collection publicada bajo la direction
del Ilustre compositor Saint Saens.

Esta biblioteca da 4 conocer la vida
aneeGotas de los grandes composite
es. Obras ilustradas con numerosos
'raba1os.
Liszt. Heandel, Mendelssohn Rossini,
Sehumann, Haydn, Bach.
A 90 cvts con franqueo.
blblloteca Antologica de los Clasicos
Gle todas las Epocas Y ole todos los
paises
Hasta ahora hay pnblicados
ri fcatro ltaliano, La Novela Alema-
Ia, Persia, Noruega, Prosistas latinos
A 90 cyts, con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-30
in espectaculo fantastico

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.f..,. il.oa -.r para nosotros
.rf 81 ,,psr,ar So.amente Ia, Ila-
-a, mirrr.i..ntc, on. llcgan
.,au p.a,s =. tacon briIlar los
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..... s.ln..d. ,no ~iot,.u.o.ho
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.,,ro.o ,l...Jirudo antorcha>
s~ucuaudo como cond -ua1os son
rs ns.lo, d .,rucad. .aado, las >accr-
la.., .rbcu rombm cstos diablos
.erl.- d Il mp tcucia Eu cfcc-
to Ie- ,acerdo'e, ,ntran los pcrsi-
m.u SOU iol u'o- ) hrutalc~ s.
Hr lpi an ,o1rc Io> lanloS con un en-
arul mi,uro quc eNaspcra ada mi
N.to Los dlablo> $50 defender La
Mr.a IA. rntah.a. 81 Ia mayor partc
l.I t4..po D., di>mulada e nofcuSita.
- ,a l4. faltaria pora co,a para
pur ma'i~mo ia 'p~ uno~ dc los
..ra- . uaean d.grnrrar en- una lucha
r.a = ta hos golpc, ST. haccn yiolcn-
Ia- "a. gr.foS q dolor agudos los cs-
u.rls. .l, atamc. Il dcfensa. dc res
.l,.fa ~ mas cn mt- viyos Scrc que
81, l.a lo, lo> ,ac.rdotcs toman On
..r.o !. question. i >c prcgunta mo. no
.n auslrdad. que furorcS no va Il
f"i .l'~ pron'o Sn Iana'iSmo.
rs. 'ehero sc aamcnta por otra par
81 los hombreS s. persigucn aSitn-
io~ liudo,c al slclo chocndo los
sn.s con ao, otros sus antorchas dc
ionde atn ehi~pas y lamas peque-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-29
Mrs. Carter
] Is Claimed
By Death
RESIDENT OF WINFIELD DIS.
TRICT ENTERED REST LAST
EVENING,
FUNERAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY
1NTE2MENT IN III = CARTER
CEMETERY.

Mrs. Amanda NJ. Carter, widow OF
Mr.. Madison Carter. died on Friday
evening. at six o'clock Mt her home at.
Mt. Harmony, Marion county, at the
ago of n years.
\ In March of this year Mrs. Carter
was Ill with pneumonia and her life
was despaired of. However, she ap.
raiently recovered from that malady.
though, weakened by the disease. she
was an easy prey to n complication
of diseases which caused her death
on yesterday.
Throughout the long weeks of her
fitness, though suffering intensely,
she bore her sufferings with patience
and was surrounded with all the
comforts procurable.
The deceased was one OF the hes;
known and most loved women Of the
community in which she resided. She
was the mother Of 1--WE children, one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-29

cry scissors. by Marion Hardware
company.
Best glass plum Jelly. Flossie
IRrownlee, Fairmont, r. il. ID. y. one
dozen quart glass jars. by! Frank NOR
gan, grocer. Il
The judges were Mrs. III. -. Smith,
wife Of the Marion county agricul-
tural expert, and Miss Guseman, OF
Morgantown, state club leader.
The Misses Guseman and Clara
Wilson had charge Of the booth. Prof.
c. R. Titlow. of the Extension De-
partment of the university and Dean
sanderson were delighted with the
showing made by the girls. Miss
Gugeman gave three lectures on the
art Of canning.
The exhibit will be seen at the
Wheeling fair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-29
Girls RS Canning
Club Makes
Good Shouting,
MARION COUNTY ORGANIZATION
IS DOING GOOD
PREMIUMS ARE AWARDED TO
THE WINNERS OF
CONTEST.

The Girls Canning club had n nice
exhibit Of their work at the fair. Tile
Judging has been completed and the
awarding of the winners announced.
The fuit canned was done at the girls
canning school held at Barrackvillc
q few weeks ago. The names of the
winners and the premiums awarded
are given below:
Best quart canned tomatoes, Miss
Hazel Michael. Warrington, r. F. ID.
2. first; Marie Bell, Pennington, Sec
Innd. The first prize, a five-pint Wear
Ever aluminium pan, donated by the
Hall Hardware company, one dollar
and a half market basket, by Me-
Cray's store.
Best quart canned plums, Lola
Floyd, Fairmont. r. F. D. 2, half doz-
en- quart size jars. by Martin Bros,
grocers.
Best quart canned grapes, Bertha
Stewart, Fairmont route |, water set,
pitcher and six glasses, by E. C..
Jones store.
Best quart canned beans, Nellie
!.ayman, Rivesville. one dozen quart
Jars. by Frank Morgan. grocer.
Best quart canned pears, Bertha
Stewart, Fairmont, one dozen Jelly
glasses, by Walter & Highland. gro.
GERS.
Best glass apple jelly, Della Tuck.
or. Barrackville. work basket, by
Hartley's store.
4 Best glass grape jelly, Nellie Rob
inson, Barrackville, one pair embroid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-29

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