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THE PITTSBUBGH POST. FEBIir ART 15, 1012. TntmsDAT uonxnro. ash file day to cause lm yjomy thaii the goal pile ET ROOSEVELT TO OFFER ADVICE ADOUT PLATFORSi i i A for Infants and Children. The Kind You tee Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF la closed.

Mr. Born will, it is under, stood, erect a number of similar houses on the Squirrel Hill frontage that will constitute a portion of the purchase rrice for the five Jancey street houses that will figure In It. Transfers. Thomas P. Moore to Joseph F.

Faix. Feb. 10, Glassport J5xl20, Indiana ave Lincoln Ave. B. A L.

A. to Stewart Gretst. Dec. IS. 13th war-5.

Pittsburgh. 23x116. Nim'ck t- 1,40 Ed F. MeXaMy ta Mary E. Cox.

Jan. 29. Braddook 1-9 int. 1 acre. pub.

road 146x133. Jons axe 600 Jacob" Basel to Leocadva Wallgorsfca. Dec. SO, 17th ward. Pittsburgh, S0x3.

So. lfth st 2.101 famuel Ilasley to Geo. B. Kress. Feb.

14. 25th ward. Pittsburgh. 60x Tag- gert st 6.000 pelmont Lanj Co. to Mary J.

Hays. Jan. 29. Dormont 90x110, Pine- hurft ave 1.500 Delmont Lani Co. to Mary J.

Hays, Jan. 29. torment boro, 60x100, Pine burst ave Anple Mellon to Arthur Lambtrmont, Jan. 22, Springdale 50x103, James st 1.800 Francis H. Trimble to Harold W.

Wat- kins. Feb. 10. 21st ward. Pittsburgh, 24x124.

Fayette st S.500 Harold W. Watk'ns to Francis H. Tr'm- ble. Feb. 13.

Ben. Avon 0x120, Church ave 8.000 Charles J. Johnson to Henry P. Clpper- lev. Feb.

12. N. Braddock 21x106. Price ave 3,000 Thilltp Colin to Morris Frankel, Jan. lg, Munhall 2Sxll9.

Sth ave 3,100 Mortgages. Murray, Kugene, to Dollar Savings tank 6.W0 In Use For Over 30 Years. THI CCMTAU COMPftHV, TT MURRtT mtCT, MCW VO CfTT. SIMPLER SYSTEM OF LAND TITLES H. S.

Lydick Points Out to Real Estate Board How Object May Be Attained. hentlary. He was accused of attacking E. li. Cox, of the Northside, in Ltuquesne way.

Judgments. DOCKET A. Defendant. 7t April 13 tJohnaon J. Howard et al Walter Flrrell 429 Arrll 12 Laxar, Julius-David Hardy 4J0 5S9 April 12 'Montgomery, Anna J.

Sc J. C. Gilleland 471 106 July 11 McDougall, Edward W. I. Booth 304 6S4 Apr I 13 Repko, John David Hardy 4C0 83 April 12 tSylvla, Jonaa Walter Firrell 350 SS9 April 13 Cuinpston.

Li 111 II. et al C. J. Hayden. asaee 1762 601 April Woodmansce, Harry T.

Edward A. Woods 159 DOCKET B. Defendant. 78 Aprtl 13 Breedon. F.

O. A TV. W. Emma Panke et al 129 629 April 13 Kinnejran, James Sc K. M.

II. C. 0arlnc T947 891 April 13 Ciliary Hnry A 8. A. Sam S3W April 13 fHertel.

B-T. 3. McDonald lit 591 April 13 MIkloa. John Anna-Paul Durovcik 254 195 April 13 Sugllo Salvator. Orjrera COO 5M April 13 Wlegand, A He J.

Charlea K. ITS DOCKET C. Defendant. 1275 April 12 Lvy. John Z.

Mary A. Overend, ex 5W VA Aug 11 Bangenbach. Joseph Annie Boyle ioo 2T 13 Lyon. William T. J.

P. Koehler. Sr T2S DOCKET D. Dfendnnt. K6I April 13 Dalzell, Tt.

P. R. K. Sef- ton 212 2 April 12 Hoffman. Rliaabeth M.

P. Feiver 2W0 1211 April 13 Johnfon, Albert E. S. A. Johnson 590 5SS April 12 Wlegand, Alice J.

Georg 8. Graft 113 Confd judgment. tMechanic'a Leln New Suits. DOCKEfT A. Defendant.

124 Pittsburgh Ry. Co. Elyslan Dairy-Appeal 1157 MoCune, Samuel. notice D. W.

HiKg. use F. Mtgr. 1W1 Weir. Wm.

O. Frederick H. Riling Haker. G. W.

Ella Raker Ex. Att. 17 Hammond, Emma A. Col Una. Ful Fet.3wers.From Several States Aid in Preparing Columbus Speech.

WILLIAM FLINN ATTENDS rJediH McCormick, Late of La FcJtette Camp, Attacks Taft Managers. tnClkU TO THB PITTSBURGH POST. NEW YORK. Feb. 14.

The platform upon which Theodore Roosevelt will stand for re-election It he Is the presidential nominee of the Republican conrentlon at Chicago waa outlined today at a conference la which Colonel Roosevelt. Governor Johason. of California; former Senator ninn, of Pittsburgh; William Nelson, of the Kansas City "Star." sad E. A. Van Valkenburg.

of the Philadelphia "North American." took part. The conferees lunched with the colonel at the National Arts club and then put in most of the afternoon at the Outlook" office edltm the speech Colonel Roosevelt will make before the Ohio constitutional convention on February B. and on which he will make a declaration of his progressive policies. It is Just possible the colonel mar nre the opening sun of the progresslvea-ac eordlnff-to-Roosevelt campaign In the letter in which he will reply to the demand of the conference of progressiva governors held In Chicago last week for more light to guide them upon their war. but from what was said by those who talked with Colonel Roosevelt today it seeraa probable tlw letter to the governors will not be made public until after the Columbus speech.

Oecar Straus, former secretary of com-mere and labor, waa present during part eg the conference and Glfford Plnchot. the colonel' former chief forester and present political friend, his brother Amos, Colonel D. T. Collier and Beth Bullock. mt South Dakota, were among the callers.

To Figure in Colons Ta Speech. To Figures In Colonel's Speech. If the conference had as a part of Ha purpose the obtaining of the colonel's consent to a definite declaration of his candidacy, evidently It failed In that part. Mr. Van Valkenburg said later that It would be "principles and not persona that would figure In the colonel's Columbus speech.

He admitted that the greater part of tho time during Which he and the others were closeted with Mr. Roosevelt had been spent In going over and dlacusatng the various points la the speech. He nodded "yea" When asked If the speech would bo an enunciation of progressive prlnolples, There would bo no word In the speech, aid Mr. Van Valkenburg. concerning the colonel's position aa a possible candidate.

When Mr. Van Valkenburg and Senator Fllna came out Mr. Van Valkenburg broke tho news that Governor Johnson had slipped away. II was asked how the governor stood and replied: "Well. I don't think that the governor will go back to California and do anything to top tho Roosevelt movement When asked how about the Roosevelt com In Pennsylvania.

Mr. Van Valkenburg said: get some delegates, and when ashed If he believed with some enthusiasts that the Pennsylvania convention delegates will be mad up of at least ae-thlrd Roosevelt men. ho replied that Pennsylvania has a "pretty good ballot law" and that "the Roosevelt sentiment la strong, although the machine has oatrei. Will, Answer Governors Within Two Weeks, Perhaps. Uo added that be understood that Mr.

Roosevelt will answer the message tor the governors from Chicago within two weeks. Senator Plinn said that It was (business as much as anything else that brought htm to New York, since he had a big contracting Job to look after. He said that he bad first called on the colonel several days to find out where he stood, and that his answer to ques-tloao about the colonel's willingness to ran was to be found In the fact that he had gone back to Pittsburgh to open Roosevelt headquarters In that city. Tbe hadquar.er are still open, ant they will remain open. said Mr.

FUnn. Re said that In his opinion Colonel Jtoecevolt will have to be nominated and when asked if be meant that the aitua- Ilea waa "up to ths colonel." ssld that tt might be put that way. "1 believe that we can't elect Taft. and that wo can elect Roosevelt, and that la all there ie to the was tho way Mr. Fllna put it.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ItBoldly en-csaaptaeT within popgun-shot of the White Hswse and hastily planting his battery eg typewriters. Medlll McCormick. late ot tho La Foilette forces, now in command of tho Washington band of Rooeevelt gaorraiaa.

at sunset thte evening began pouring a galling fire In the direction of tho historic structure that shelters William Howard Taft. Tho first round from the Roosevelt bat-, testes la charge ot Colonel McCormick la fully entitled to the designation of "hot shot." It was sent out under the cap-' tlon. "Statement given out at the Wash-lagtOB cfflcee of the Roosevelt National committee. and run In part as follows: "The administration has embarked upon policy of political suicide and murder mmrdor it possible and suicide if necessary. In its efforts to discredit tho friends of Mr.

Roosevelt tt has sought to destroy tbe Republicans who favor his candidacy and ha cast Its lot with the moribund reactionary leaders of tho Republican party, at ths rink of losing the sTPpert of the great mass of progressive voters throughout the country. "The country will not be confused by the President's characterisation of Colonel Roosevelt's supporters as political neurotica." The statement continues: "But what at first they took for temporary weak-boss, they have now discovered to be political paranoia." ACK STREET IMPROVEMENT. Tho Larimer Board of Trade mat eight appointed John A. Hauck. Anthony Do.

Simons. D. Ardolina. Edward J. ElbeL James and Dr.

II. P. Kohberger a committee to call upon Mayor William A. Magee 'and Director Joseph G. Armstrong and urge the Improvement of Lar.

later avenue from Broad street to Franks. tew.n avenue. GIRL DIES OF INJURIES. Ada Bash. It years old.

of Grandvtew voau. North Braddock. died In Columbia, hospital. WUkinaburg. Tuesday from burns received at her home last month.

While standing- In front ot an noen grate. Miss Fash stooped to pet a small dog and the flames from the gjsato est nreto asr Walisorska. Frank, to J. Basel l.F-0 Cipr ly. H.

to William Beatty 1.W0 6.0W 1.500 1,100 Wait. William to ucr. ana u. bank Kvers. George to Samuel Waiter.

John to Martha E. Falx. Joseph to Tbo-nas P. Muimone, to Twenty-seventh Ward B. and L.

A Whitfield Land Co. to Joseph A. Weldon. trustee 44.44 Walk Ins. Harold to W.

S. 2,000 Aniper. Nathan, to K. B- Household i.oli. Andrew, to Llthunlan B.

and A 1,450 Bnyd. William to Independent D. and L. A 6 FaM. Alice to Bank of Pec Savings Z.wm Ptnella.

Joeph. to Julia Hfckey 1,000 Hopf. Adeline F-, to Dwelling House B. and L. A fmilh.

Wilber. to J. Klaman Sc-imei'ler, Peter, to Garf. P. and L.

Cannon. Charles to Real Eetat: Sav- incs and Trust Co Hoffman. Mary, to Paul Kohler Rex. Dr. T.

to Uniondale Cemetery Company Purchase rrons-. l.OftO 1.000 2.000 4.30O 5.000 DIED. Ba re, Saran Duff Brennen, Hugh Buckley. Mary Brown, Jane Cabe, Laura Concanon, Thomas Constana. Frank R.

Day, Thelma Ruth Fischer, Louise Greenland, Florence Geremfeyer, Martha M. Blanebard. Winifred Illlleary. William V. Hiltun.

Charlea Home. Catherine Householder. Elzora Irwin. Thomaa H. Johnston, Sarah M.

Kelsch, Dorothea Kapp. Genevieve Klrby, Edward Lindsay, Rachel W. Lms, Ella Luckey. George J. Martin.

William Millar. Francis G. McCormick. Duhanna. Morrison, Anne C.

McAneny. Florence A. McCown. John W. Noble.

Msiry. Patterson. Pa rati, rfahl. Charlea B. Rasmussen.

John I Snyder. William Sr. Sanders. Herbert. Scott.

William A. Trich. James H. T'pperman, Emma M. Walsh.

Norah- A. Waldron. Mary C. Wairen. Edwin.

Wiihelm. Edward. Tost. Emilia. Zimmerman, Lucy.

BARR On Tuesday morning. February 13. 1C12, at 4 o'clock. Sarah Duff (formerly of Pittsburgh), beloved wife of A. M.

Barr. of Belief on te. In her 39th year. Services at the residence of her brother-in-law, A. R.

Gribben. 31 McKee street. Ingram, on Thursday afternoon, February 15. at o'clock. BRENNEN On Tuesday.

February ,13. 1S12, at 7:15 p. at his residence. 2410 Charles street, Northside. Hugh Brennen, beloved husband of Margaret Brennen (nee McGinnecs).

Funeral Friday morning, February lfi, at o'clock. Solemn high mass of requiem at Church of the Norwooa avenue, Northside, at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. BUCKLEY On Tuesday morning, February 13. 1912, at 3:20 o'clock, Mary Gerst-Bide, widow of Charles Buckley.

Services at her residence, 117 South Atlantic avenue. East End, Thursday afternoon, February 13. at 2 o'clock. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

BROWN On Monday evening February 12, 1912, at 11 o'clock, Jane McCauley, widow of Peter Brown, and mother of William S. Brown. Services at hr late residence, 5310 Stanton avenue. East End. on Thursday afternoon, February 15, at 2:30 o'clock.

Interment private. Notice of time of funeral later. CABE On Monday, February 12, 1912, at 5:30 a. at her residence, 6410 Penn avenue, Laura Cabe, wife of Noah Cab Funeral at Rodman Street Baptist church, Thursday, February 15. at 2 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. CONCANON On Wednesday. February 14, 1912. at 4 a.

at the lamily home. 29 Acorn street, near Greenfield avenue, Thomas, son of Patrick and the late Mary Concanon. Notice of time of funeral will be given later. CONSTANS On Tuesday, February 33. 1912.

at 7:30 p. Frank Revere Con-stans, aged 21 years, son of Fannie (nee Gratz) and the late Jules Constant. Funeral from his late residence, 40- Kenwood street, ML Washington, South-side. Pittsburgh, new Eighteenth ward, on Friday. February 16, 1912, at 2 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. DAY On Tuesday evening, February 13, 1912, at her parents' residence, 519 Marie avenue. Avalon, Thelma Ruth Day. daughter of Joseph B. and Hazel G.

Day (nee Davis), aged 1 year 1 month and 4 days. Funeral from the residence of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis.

3S19 California avenue. Northside on Friday. February 16, at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

(Burgettstown. Uniontown, and Alliance. C-, papers please copy.) FISCHER On Tuesday. February 13. 1912, at 9:15 a.

Louise Maier Fischer, aged 32 years, adopted daughter of William Fischer. Funeral at residence, 1411 East street, Northside. Thursday afternoon. GREENLAND On Wednesday. February 14.

1912, at 9:30 a. Florence Taylor, beloved wife of George A. Greenland, aged 30 years. Funeral from the residence of her father. Samuel Taylor, 118 Ruch street, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Friend. ot the family are respectfully Invited to attend. (Buffalo) N. Y-. and Cleveland, paperi please copy).

GEREMEYER On Tuesday. February 13, 1912, at 4:05 p. Martha wife of August Geremeyer (nee Lappe). at the residence of her mother. Sophia Lappe, 66 Arlington avenue, Eighteenth ward, aged 32 years.

Funeral service Friday afternoon, February 16, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. (E'hiladelphia papers please copy.) BLANCHARD On Tuesday, February 13. 1(12, at 3 p. Winifred M.

Brady, widow of Leonard J. Blanchard, in her 77th year Funeral from the family home, 228 Forty-fifth street, on Friday morning at Services at St. Mary's Church. Forty-sixth street, at 0 o'clock. HILLEARY On Wednesday, February 14, 1912.

at 3:30 a. William Vernon Hilleary, only son of Mr. and Mrs-William F. Hilleary. in his 33rd year.

Funeral services from his parents' residence, 760 Rebecca street. Northside, on. Thursday, February 15. at p. m.

Interment private Friday morning. (Cumberland, papers please copy.) HILTON On Tuesday, February 13, at the home of Mrs. Catherine Brecketts, 2168 Herman street Charles Hilton, veteran of the Rebellion, aged 93 years. Funeral services will take place Thursday, February 15. at 2 p.

m. Interment in the Allegheny cemetery. HOUNE On Wednesday, February 14. 1312, Catherine Horne. in her 56 th year.

Funeral from her late home, 24 Oxford street. Turtle Crsek, on Saturdav at 8:30 a. m. Services at St. Colman's Cith.dic Church at 9 a.

m. Frier.ds of the family respectfully invited to attend. (Chicago. 111., papers please copy). HOUSEHOLDER On Sunday.

February 11, 1912. at 10:30 p. Elrora Argeth. wife of Harvey Householder, age 4 years. Funeral services at her late residence, 1701 Meadville street (formerly Meado street), Northside, on Thursday, February 13, at 7:30 p.

m. Interment at Irwin. Wednesday afternoon. IRWIN On Wednesday evening, February 14. 1912, at 5:15 o'clock, at the fam ily residence, Irwin, Thomas H.

Irwin, aged 77 years. Funeral services Saturday. February 17. at p. at hie late residence.

Interment private. JOHNSTON On Wednesdav. February 14, 1912. at 10 p. Sarah M.

Johnston, at the residence of her niece. Mra. Lizzie L. Wilson. 7921 Tacoma street, Pittsburgh.

in 81st year. Notice of time of funeral later. KELSCH On Tuesday. February 13, 1912, at 10:30 p. Dorothea Keiuch (nee Windhrrst), widow of Joseph Kelsch, aged 66 years.

Funeral services at her late residence. 3032 Perrysvllle avenue. Norths de. on Thursday evening. February 15.

at 8 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private on Friday at 2 p. m. KAPP On Wednesday.

February 14. at 7:40 a. Genevieve Kapp, wife of the late Maurice Kapp, In her 76lh year. Funeral from her late residence. 307 Spencer avenue, Carrick borough, on Saturday, February 17, at 8:30 a.

m. Rquiem mass at St, Windelaus' Catholic Church at 10 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. KIRBY On Wednesday. February 14.

H12, at 4 p. Edward, beloved husband of Annie Klrby. Funeral from his late residence. 36 Crescent street, on Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn high mass ot requiem at Saint Bridsjid's Church at 8 o'clock.

Friends of the family are re. speetfirlly Invited to attend. LINDSAY On Tuesday. February 13. 1912.

at 6:45 a. Rachel Watson Lindsay wife of Samuel Lindsay, in her 52nd year. Funeral services at her late residence, 1530 Buena Vista street, Northside, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. terment private. LINS On Tuesday.

February 13. 1912. Mrs. KHza Lins, aged 68 years. Funeral from the residence of her son.

John P. Lins, 2104 Perrysville avenue. Northside, on Thursday, February 15. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Chicago. 111., papers please copy.l LUCKEY On Tuesday, February 13. 1912, at Frederick, Prof. George J.

Luckey, Funeral services on Thursday, February 15, at 11 a. at Samson's undertaking rooms. 433 Sixth avenue. Friends of the family and members of Washington (Masonic lodge are respectfully Invited to attend. MARTIN On Wednesday.

February 14. 1912, at 9:45 a. William Martin, at his residence, corner of Perrysville avenue and Broadway, Northside, Pittsburgh, husband of Anna Porter, Mc-Henry, in his 77th year. Funeral services will be he'd from the Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian Church, corner of Sandusky and North Diamond streets, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. MILLER At the family residence.

124 Ftamm avenue. Mt. Oliver, on Tuesday. February 13, 1912, at Francis G. 3liller.

son of Frank and 1 Mary Rooney Miller, aged 17 years and 5 months. Funeral rn Friday at a. m. Requiem mass at St. Canice's Church at 9 a.

m. Interment In St. Michael's cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. MARTIN On Wednesday.

February H. 19'2, 9:45 a. at his residence, corner of Porrysvilie avenue and Broadway. Northside. Pittsburgh, William Martin, husband of Anna Porter in his 77th year.

Funeral services will be held from the Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian Church, orner of Sandusky and North Diamond streets, on Friday afternoon at 2:33 o'clock. CORMICK On Tuesday. February 13. 1912. at the Presbyterian hospital.

North-side, Pittsburgh. Mrs. Duhanna Hall McCnrntick. Funeral on February 15, at 2 p. at Conntllsville, P.i.

Friends ot the lamily are respectfully invited to MORRISON On Wednesday, February 14, 1912, at 5 p. Anne Coleman Morrison, daughter of the late John and Hannah Anne Davis Morrison. Funeral services from her late residence, 923 Bidwell street. Ncrthside, on Friday. February 16, at 2 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Please omit flowers. M'ANENY Suddenly, on Wednesday, February 14, 1912, at 11:55 a. Florence Ann McAneny (nee Hearp).

beloved wife of Andrew McAneny, formerly ot Beltzhoover, in her ith year. Funeral from her late residence, 211 Esp-len street, MeKees Rocks. on Saturday at 2 p. m. Friends of the fim-ily are respectfully invited to attend.

McCOWN Suddenly, on Tuesday, February 13, 1912, at 5 p. John WV McCown. husband of Isabella Young. In his 6ith year. Funeral services will be held at his late residence Pine township, near Wexford, on Friday.

Feb. 16, 1912, at 10 a. m. Interment at Enon, on Friday afternoon. NOBLE Suddenly, On Wednesday, February 14.

1912. at 10:40 p. Mary Josephine Ertzman, widow of Arthur Noble, in her 63d year. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p. m.

at the residence of her son-in-law, Walter D. Dixon, 2930 Brownsville road, Carrick, by the way of Carrlk cars to end of line. Friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Southside cemeterv. PATTERSON On Tuesday, February 13, 1912.

at 7 a. Sarah Patterson, aged 80 years. Funeral services at the home of her sister. Mrs. Rebecca Cowan, Brecken-ridge avenue, Breckenridge, on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Interment and services at the Puckerty United Presbyterian Church Thursday at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. PFAHL On Tuesday, February 13, 1912. at 3:10 a.

at his residence, Ben Avon Heights, Charles B. Pfahl. husband of Martha Richter. and son of William H. and Emily PfahL in his 32nd year.

Funeral services at the residence of his parents, 902 Sherman avenue. Northside, on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'cl-Jck. Interment private. INew York City, N. and Newark, N.

papers please copy. RASMUSSEN On Tuesday, February 13. 1M2, at p. at his res'dence, 1209 Jenny Lind street, John L. Rasmuesen, ased 60 years 2 months 18 days.

Funeral from his late rcs.dence. Friday at 2 p. m. Interment in Versailles cemetery. SNYDER On Tuesday.

February 13, 1912. at a. William J. Snyder, husband of the late Susan Snyder (nee Rittcr), 56 years, a member of Solomon lodge. No 231.

F. A. and O. No. 33.

Funeral services at his late residence, Rcdi postofflf-e, Penn township. T.me to be announced later. Interment Mt. Hope cemetery. SANDERS On Tuesday, February 13.

1912, at 6 p. Herbt-rt. beloved husband of Lena Gech Sanders, In his 0.h year. Funeral services at his late residence. ItlS Franklin street, Northejde, 011 Tnur-day, February 15.

at 8 p. m. Friend. of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment at Sprmpfleid, Erie county.

on Friday. (Ashtabula, O- and Erie. papers please copy.) SCOTT On Wednesday, r'ebrumry 14, 1912. at 11:00 nv. William A.

Scott, husband of Margaret Elisabeth Scott nee Miller). In hie 56th year. Funeral services win be held at his late residence, 718 Island avenue, Carnegie, MARRIAGE LICENSES. Frederick Fchmltt Mlllrale Roaa Fichter Milrval Humbert Merlo EHa Lacey Harry Miller Ptttsbure-. Mary Kraus feirpsi.urfi Harry A.

James Pittsburgh Patrick j. Murrhy Plttaburg'a Grace McPaum Pltubuntli Jacob Werti Pittsburgh Annie Miller Pittobureh Amos liavfn Columbiana Llanie C. Babel William Walcroft SwUsvak Hannah CupM Swiaavale 1 Kobert J. Owens Hannah L. Kroner nttlurn Murle M.

Ptttaburuh 1 f-arah J. Moore Pittsburgh 1 Earl A. SiirKins Julia V. Elder Josf E. Bums Pittsburgh Elizabeth M.

Mulligan Pittburgii Nelson Adat.is Bracknrldp Mary E. Gibson Nsirona William Jordou Hometal Marie Foreman Homestead Olli W. Mitchell Brownsville Margaret B. PltUbunjU Charity Lape SewHl Agnt Beatley MeKeeepott Jame J. Currie Monesaen Dorothy Ililemaii Roscce Henrv Kuhn Castle Phannoa Mathilia Hi-nry -Caatle Shannon Waiter L.

I'enrv Union towa Elizabeth J. King I'niontowi. Herbert Lv Hochstetter Frances, S. Lewis. Pittsburei.

Kmll A. Monessen Margaret J. Cuarieiot John P. Biilr Homestead Eivia A. Both P.ttuburgU Eugtnio Tioralll Pittriurrli Eruna l'aruli -Pittsburgh Charlfa J.

Beebe Pittrfurph Mae fethuette KnoavlU Henry F. Wfchaeen. Jr North Hraddotk Louisa M. Burkhsrdt Braddock Jan es McCarthy FltbsburgU Kllzabetb J. Caughey Max Cohen Cnltr Minnie Slomovita Pittsburgh Kobtrt Auckermaa BrownsvUle Olive B.

Cotinell Oakdale Gottlelh Bcul PiUsbuncu Nevada Millar Pittsburgh John I. Pittsburgh Florence M. Moreals Jieeph Mvers (Sharon Mary Ward Joseph Scbehl Pittsburgh Lillie Farrier Pittsburgh Oliver G. Siegrist Wilkineburg Margaret Hera Ttiomas Ilulton Arnold Elizabeth Baxter Braeburn John L. Htrgenrider Duquesne Elizabeth M.

Nisa Pittsburgh Francis A. Hardy Itimrr Mary E. Toy Verona Robert H. ilcKeesport Kutii N. Eressier Philadelphia Bussell H.

Butler Mononpahela City Fannie J. Vi i.liams Mouongabeis. City Antoni Biblis Alliqulfi-a Maria Krupaka AlUnuirpa Mas Goldman Pittsburtii Helen Pittsburgh on Friday. February 16. at 2 o'clock.

Interment private at Chartiers cemetery. (Washington and Canonshure, Pa-, Papers please copy.l SNYDER On Tuesday. February tt. 1912, at 2:40 a. Wliliam J.

Snyder. husband of the late Susan Snyder, (nee Hitter), aged 56 years a member cf Solomon lodge. No. 23L F. A.

and L. O. L-. No. 23.

Funeral services at his late residence. Rodi Postoffice. Penn township, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Mount Hope cemetery. TRICH On Monday.

February 12, 1311 at 4:20 p. at his late residence. Hays borough, James Huey Trich. husband of Jennie Trich. in his 45th year.

Notice of funeral later. I I'ERJIA On Tuesday. February 12. 1532. at e.3t p.

Emma M. UpPrmm (nee Rol-r). wife of Henry Upperman. in her 46th year. Funeral services at her late re'idenrw, 1527 Chaplin street, Sharrsburs, Pa.

Xotice of time later. WALSH On Tuesday, February 13. 1912. at 12.45 p. Norah A.

Whalen, wife of WaKer Walsh. Member of SU Stephen's I ranch. C. M. B.

A. Funeral from the family home. 547 For. ward avenue. Notice of time will be given later.

WALDRON On Tuesday, February 13. p. m. Mary Catherine, only child of John, and E'izbeth M. Waldron.

(nee Hurbst), agtd 10 men! ha 1 day, at the residence of her parent. 214 Liwronce avenue. Notit of funeral later. WARREN Suudenly, on Saturday, February 10, 1912. at 11:30 a.

at the New Home hotel. Pittsburgh, Edwin Warren, vaudeville actor, in his 43d year. Funeral from the res'dence of James J. Nau2htr. 3113 Fadette street.

Twentieth Ward She adn, ot Thursday morning at o'clock. Requiem hih mass at the Holy Innocent church. Sheraden. at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully -nviled to attend.

(New York Orleans. Mobile. Houston. Tex. Chicago.

New Castle papers pitase cnpv.i W1LHELM Suddenly, on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 13. 1312. at 4 p. Edward Wiihelm. husband of Emil'-a Wiihelm, aged 54 Funeral services will be held at his late res'dence, Stokes avenue.

North Ilraddock, Pa. Notice of lime of funer- (Phi'adelphia, papers please eopy. i YOST-On Tuesday. February 13. 1S12.

at 11. jO a. in. Emiiia Yot nco Maier). be-: loved wife of Frederick Yost.

her Coin year. Services at her late residence. 32 Charle rt eAt, Nf-rths oe, cn Thursday at 8 o'clock. Friends ot the fam-ly are invitid attend. Interment private Friday morning.

velard, papers please eony.) ZIMMERMAN On Saturday. February 10, 1912. at 3:13 p. Lucy Zimmerman, widow cf Jacob Zimmerman, 342a Milwaukee street, formerly Madison avenue. Herron Hill, a zed C3 years.

Notice of time of funeral later. li win, Pa papers please copy.l 1 mmv SIX NEGROES ARE GUILTY OF LARCENY Two Are Sent to Penitentiary for Robbing Italian of $141. DOPE GIVEN THE VICTIM George Paffenbaugh Acquitted of Charge of Attacking Woman. Asserting dope was placed In his beer, arn John, an Italian, appeared against mix negro, of the Hill tltetrict In criminal court yesterday. Charles Hughes, Oeorge Stogie, Henry Hale.

Josephine Conley, Sadie Thomas and Maude Waters were charged with larceny. Judge James M. Oalbreath presided. John said that January 20 he arrived here, and that after leaving the Union depot went to a shop in Wylle avenue. He was approached in the street by Hale, who said he kuew John In St.

Liouls. the witness baid. They had a glas of beer together, and then Hale took htm to a house In Crawford street, where he met the othei XUndants and more beer was consumed. John said that he lost consciousness after drinking three small glasses of beer, and that when be awoke his clothes were on a chair and he was on the second Moor of th house. A roll of 141 and a gold watch charm were missing, he declaiea.

Aithougn Inspector Barney produced a sworn confession of le Conley woman, ahe denied on tne stand that she took the rnunev and said that Maud Water took It. The other defendants told conllict-tn storiea and tho Jury found all the detendanta guilty, but reommended the mercy of the court as to badie Ihomas. When called for sentence. Hughes admitted ho served nine months in the workhouse for larceny In and that ho had been sent up as a susplctous person on numerous occasions. he ana Hal.

wer sentenced to pay p0 flue and costs and to imprisonment in tho penitentiary for not less than two. or more than years. Stogie was given not less than one. or more than three years In tne penitentiary. Josephme Conley -and Miua Water each weie sentenced to tu workhouse for six months.

Sadie Thomuj waa sent to Jail for tw days. Thar Willi KmbesmlemeB. Isaac Keee was tried on a cnarge of em-beixJcment Kdward Bail, representative of'a company, which surety tor Heese. aitoaied eese was alio, ssr to the Jury at 4 o'clock. rkafB With l.ree.y.

George SmlUnd HTrVV Blaka wer. tried on a th.re of larceny from the person, i ran fcmconio alleged he as In a saloon in Market street, on the evening of a drinking, when the two de-ESIaiS. tflfcSa to him. He drew out hi. -en aK the purse and pacd it to his companion.

They were captured in tho mXoob. tnm nTlic. searched tha tw defendants tht monfy was not found on them. The iJroeutlon Va. stlU on when court ad-Journeda iftee a trial! on Tuesday on a charge The charge was made by K.

it. caf. He was accused of tolig to attack Mrs. Rorison. Suit.

Kile- Georsre M. Ooyno. tor Adamson. They Wridwen of willful and malicious de-Mrtlon In a suit for divorce. They were mlrrted September 23.

19W. and the aU l-a-ed desertion occurred July 190. A. IVrfrm ot willful and malicious desertion made against Jeph Charles Gerth-crTen by his wife. Mrs.

Anna M. Gerth-IvlJ. In a suit for divorce. They were married "jSly 17. 19W.

and separated Au-st 5. 1W9. Mrs. Rose May People en-Kred iult for divorce gainst her llUKh Oliver Peoples. She charges willful and malicious desertion.

Cart X.te Today, trial list, criminal cotirtY eTa. Earley. Rosle Jones. Frtedberr. Philip Framer.

Chares Hkrvey. John Kllsabeth McCarthy. Frank Wright. Frank Miller. Peter jokoyankl.

Antonio ArochUj. Edward Conroy. Jame. E. McCully.

Th. following true bills were returned yesterday by the grand Jury: Misdemeanor, enticing a minor child from its Parent. Vivian Pearl Fisher, alia J. F. Uoyd: fel-eny.

Arthur T. Gamble embesalement, Frank Holland, Iridor Klein (10: conspiracy, arson, with Intent to defraud insure. Perlov. Fushan, Harry Alpem. M.

Weill: larceny. Frank Stewart. Joseph Lynch. David ZLm merman. John Schwart.

of 10 Boston street, who was ronvieted on a charge -of robbery, we. jientence.1 to serve not le. than three or more than 10 year In tbe oen- SUPPLEMENTARY INDICES Would Require Marginal Notations on Legal Instruments. Assistant United Slates District Attorney 11. S.

Lydick was the guest jt tue Pittsburgh Ktal Estate board yesterday upon the occasion of its weekly meeting: and luncheon, Addressing it, after the latter function, on the suu-ject of "Snort Titles." which he nas made a specialty. Pointing out the vexatious and costly delays occasioned by tne method of title examination and certllication now in vogue, he suggested a means of overcoming them in the future by a system of marginal endorsements, or notations, on deeds, mortgages, judgments, to be made by the public authorities charged with the responsibility of recording them, whereby each would be a reference to the next preceding Instrument having to do with any particular piece of real estate, eliminating the necessity of searching back, laboriously, through indices and the records proper, as veil as the instruments themselves, appreciably lightening the work of the searcher and the cost to his client, in consequence. The speaker denounced the present system of recording legal instruments as archaic, declaring that the of title examination, already a complicated and laborious operation. Is becoming more so with each passing year and that reform thereof is absolutely demanded, concluding his address by expressing the hope that the real estate board may take cognizance of it and tendering his cervices to it for the working o-ut of some better plan than now obtains. In accordance with Mr.

Lydick's suggestion, the board determined, by vote, to investigate the. subject, which was referred to the legislative committee tor the purpose. BUYS ON SQUIRREL HILL J. W. Blaney' Purchases Handsome New House in Darlington Road for a Home.

The atmosphere in real estate circles is surcharged with Tumors of big deals that are impending, but they are not materializing. And, In the cases of somo that have been reported within the past few days as having been consummated, the putative disclaim knowledge of the fact, in some instances, in fact, even denying all knowledge of them. Yesterday's market was no exception, very few actual transactions having been reported. Those that proved to be bona fide were: The purchase by J. W.

Blaney, for $17,000, of the 12-room house on a lot 50x150 at 5S43 Darlington road, east of Shady avenue. Squirrel Hill, which he will occupy with his family. The United States Realty soid for 'the McMillan estate to Mrs. Mary Griffis, for $4,000, the frame house on 25vlOO at 644V4 Sherman avenue, Shera-den. Jennie N.

Mohler sold to James H. Baum, a lot 40x100 in Chlslett street. Tenth' ward, for $2,000. Harry Lichtenpteln sold to Meyer Friedman a brick house on 25x100 at 24! Dinwiddie street. Third ward, for $5,800.

C. A. Shaner sold to F. F. Gessner an improyed lot 45x100 in Wymore street.

Twentieth ward, for $2,400. HOUSES FIGURE IN DEAL Five of Sixteen in Jancey Street May Be Exchanged for Squirrel Hill Frontage. John Bom having sold to individual home-buyers four of the 16 handsome howes constituting his Jancey street operation of last season, a deal is now being negotiated for the sale of five others to a sirele interest, with every -nrwt that it be consummated and within a few days. The hous 1 in question are modern In every oetaii of finish and equipment, with hard-' wood floors, hot water heating systems, open fireplaces, beside being of at-( tractive types of architecture. They were built to market at prices ranging from $8,000 to each and appear to have caught the popular fancy.

In the event that the pending deal I to tror. Att. 12t Nert. Mary et. John Shaub Assp.

12S5 Barnsdall. T. X. Toung. McCllntock Sc Painter Acnp.

129S Wagner. Fred, et al. W. A. McCoy.

DOCKET B. Defendant. 1274 Snagois. Uert, notice F. S.

and W. G. Gleaaon. use S. F.

Mtg. 12TS Hammond. Emma A Herman Hcniuter For. At 1282 Nert, Mary est. A.

Border Afsp. 12M Reifenstein, A. H. Wm. F.

DOCKET C. Defendant. 1279 Mariano, Lorenzo Bernardino Glzzl. S. F.

Rev. 12S7 MvKinley, Robert John C. Davis et al Equity 1293 Pentleton. Mrs. John, et al.

Frank Godfrey Rep. 1299 Zimmerman, David Owen Cap. Trep. DOCKET D. Defendant.

1268 Wllaon. E-. et u. B. G.

Thompson. Appeal 152 Kratofel, Jon. H. Frhman A Co Appeal UT Braden. J.

Birm. Sup. Co Ex. AtU 12S0 Nert. Mary E-.

est. F. G. Boegge- man Assp. 1293 Weil Thorp E.

B. Leaf use Assp. 1300 Phoenix bum. S. Appeal Executions.

Hefendjint. 1 3n9 Rush. Louis Kin srsba cher Bro 2'Ji I.S97 19 1J 373 Alton, Jos. Emil Mathels 373 Johnston, Ulysses notice Jas. H.

McGrady, Sr T. 374 Myrick. C. S. S.

Rosenbloom A S7i 378 Svacz, Andrew Michael Hriezo. 2 ST7 0-Donnell A Brown Wm Zoller Co. SSI McDonough. M. et ux.

Euclid Grocery 878 Moffat. Msry S. and Jas. Geo. F.

Young 83 Goidstrohm. Charles F. and G. Charles W. 5e gW 3-55 Hoffman, Elizab.

M. P. Feiver 3S7 Lyon. 'm- T. J.

P. Koehler A SSS lorey. Wm. et al. A.

II. Mc- KeUlp 25 677 2.91') 721 County Court. Defendant. S71 A. K.

Meyer W. EberJartt A Co Assp. tli E. F. Engelhard G.

Rosato Asep. 373 Pittsburgh Rys. Co. P. Walser Tresp.

874 Q. P. Hammill F. E. Hammill Assp.

378 I. J. Buckley John D. Park A Sons Co Assp. 379 Same J.

B. Moos Co Assp. JS0 C. Goldstein Thomas P. Taylor Assp.

S81 Craig Mapes Amer. Poultry P. HORSE WITHOUT DRIVER TELLS TALE OF MURDER Man Kills Father-in-Law, Then Shoots Himself on Shore on Pond. PLAINFIKLD. Feb.

14. Blood spots on a load of wood a driverless horse was drawing through the town late last night led to the discovery of the murder of the animal's owner. B. H. Gould, a farmer, and the suicide of his supposed slayer, Clarence Terrell.

The bodies of the two men were found on the shore of a pond two miles from town. Clasped in Terrell's hands was a double-barrelled shotgun, both barrels discharged I Gould waa C3 years old. Terrell, who was 30, married Gould's granddaughter. They lived together, and as far as ne'gh- bors know, their relations were friendly. GOVERNOR INAUGURATED.

'PHOENIX, Feb. 14. With Western simplicity. W. P.

Hunt wrs inaugurated as the first State governar of Arl- sona today. A few hours earlier in the I day word had come by telegraph from Washington that President Taft had signed the proclamation admitting Arizona to the Union, the last of tho territories on contiguous soil and tbe forty-eighth State..