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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-03-05
ADMINISTRATORS, SALE.

DURsUANr to a license from the Hen o,
Il Cunningham, Judge OF the probate
court Tor the county of Hancock, issued or
the ath day of January, a. q. 1i01, shall sen
at public auction At the office of Geo. n
warren, in Castiue, In said county, on the 9th
day OF April, 1862, at 10 o'clock in the tore
OF said Castine, the following described reA
estate OF said deceased, TO wit: certain
tract or parcel OF land situated In said eas-
tine, bounded on the southeast by ware
street. on the southwest BY land OF A. W
CLARK. on the northwest by land Of John COZ,
son and on the northeast by land OF FRANK
Is. Durham. GEO, NJ. WARREN,
Administrator estate OF Susan Gray
March 4 1904
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SfoRE-Rooms--ffs floor and basement
- In Masonic block ON State street, un ,v
recently occupied by the Hancock CouD,;
Publishing Co inquire of JoBs b. RkpAAN'
agent, In the same building.
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One Of the important articles Eden viii
vote upon, Is tts, providing for 9 new
high or grammar school building.
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The town OF BrooksviIIs is after some OF
that State road money.
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The Ium berusen are moving out of the
woods. The rain and thsw have capped
the climax of poor winter in this viein-
Hy.
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Every man for himself, and tho devil
take the hindmost" is the cry Of those
who are well In front.
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The souss Sound towns win miss th'
sturdy little ssGoldeu ROD.
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no not trespsss in Cunieuloeus Park. I
demand protection TO life and property
from the county OF Hancock. the state Of
Maine, and the United States OF America
MARY Q. FEErz AUSTIN.
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Again we have met the enemy, sand
we are his'n."
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Bask-pors voters Kicked out the town
Iiq8o- agency.
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TowumestIn' aud muddy reads are a
bad com binstioa.
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asaal Nstitrs.

s.ra-~.r@s
- tAs Supreme Jsdieiai Csuyts
y-DMU.D BEAN. ~ saitisAn, Maine. ..
IL specially fegHes nts a. follows. viz:
1. 81 bis des5 of mgr gaze aseed October
thirs A d. 1854 sad recorded iu the HAncoeL
ksgis5 ~ Of 9eg3s. ia wi tia page sig IN
snfa Edmaad Bsss mogtgaEed 4 certain ma
eel OF fand 10 sasd sullivan and fntiv A.
scFibess 10 sata mor gage dsed 20 William
payment Of notes therein described Refs,.
ence 30 be had 10 sata mortgage and record
thereof Tor description 81 said land and
1. The debt secured by said mortgage ma.
snred and became payable January l. IsS1
as appears bs said deed and record and be,
fore thas tine toe SAID Bean fully paid ali az
said debt and fully performed the condition
o. said mortgage.
.. TIE said bean. and thoss having bis e..
tate IN the said real estate so "sportgaged A.
above set forth. have been In the uniuter
rngted possession OF said real estate tor more
than twenty years sincs the expiration a.
the time limited in said mortgage for the frlI
performance OF the conditions thereof, and
have not 10 sny way cognixcd the existepee
Of said mortzsge as valid.
4 The said EdpsuHd Bean sfterward con
veyed all said real estate so mortzAxpd Nv
deed with full covenants OF warranty OF tttls
against all claims Including claims under said
and recorded In the Hancock Registry 4,
Deeds In vol. IsS. folio si1.
S. The said mortgage. William r. Moselr.
died interstate In the year ISIS without having
discharged or cancelled said mortgage a
record ihough the same had been faIfy pais'
No administrator has ever been appointed or
his estate. aud the s&id Edmund Bean does
not know the names or residences Of any PER-
sons who may claim any interest under sald
mortgage from or under the said William =,
Mosely.
:. The said Edmund Bean therefore pray.
the Court TO Sud ali the above facts, aud 10
decree that no scti1n at Law or proceeding in
Equity shall be hropEht 81 any person 70 en-.
force title under said mortgage.
EpMuso BK.N IL. S.
Dated Fcb'y Is. 1901
STATE OF MAINE
Hsxcocx "a -Feb'y IS, fs92.
Then personally appeared Edmund Bean
who signed tbs foregoing petition and made
oath TO the truth Of all matters OF fact alleged
therein. Before me,
ALyaNp b. CRsRTEER,
Justice Of the Peace
STATE OF MAINE.
HAscocK ss.--saprsme Judicial Court. In
vacation. Ellsworth, Fsh'y "a. 1901.
Upon the foregoing petition ordered that
copy thereof aud OF this order be published
three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth
American, public newspaper published in
Ellsworth la said CouBtE, lhe afsl publication
20 be AZ least ~ usB before the second
Tuesday OF April ns1t that all persons inter
ssted In the subject matter OF the said peti.
tioa may then apE.rAf before our said Court at
Ellsworth in said County, AMI be heard
thereon. AADNER r, NGEwElr
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Judicial Coart.
A tFae copy. Attests-JoHS r. KaasLToS,
Clerk J. Court.
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for Salt,

l-~-.~-~.~~-~-Nl0-~ NN~N~0-~0~~I~---N-~I~-
nSR band saw machine ! huzr plsner. I
" surface pizusr, large and small wood
farming lathe. ripping saw machine, saw
bench tall iroul. swing saw. TAs " p. EAsO-
line engine All in good working order. Also
hangers. shafts. puileys, etc Isaac l. HOBO
xfHa. EIlsRnrth. Ne.
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SIantfn.

--~~N~SrSN-e-N~~1~l~-~ 4~4-1~-~s~acl~lN-%s-sN
J.NARM wANTED-scnd particulars Of To-
II cation. acreage. etc, to CHAELKs II.
EARRv, Ellsworth. Ne.
NARAs-oid and run-out farms purchased.
II Address r. o. Box $50, Ellsworth, No.
nLD BooKs-Bsriy editions OF American
~ authors, town histories and histories Of
Maine Address, Books. $50 No. Main ST.,
Brewer, Me.
II sLASD, or low priced tract Of land on the
Il coast OF Maine; opeu sea view and coed
landing. Give price and full description
ELHEA E Perkins, ias Franklin ST.. Boston.
Mass.
A GENT in Ellsworth or vicinity 70 sell
"A cur teas. coffee etc. For terms apply to
Grand Ustos TKS Co, ia Main ST, Bangor
Maine.
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spcfial Eu,itts.
&<C4 49,
NOTICE.

UHEREAs my wife, Grace A. Richardson,
w having left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation, hereby forbid all
persons from harboring or trusting her on my
account. A. l.. RtcnA KDsoN.
Mt. Desert. Me-. March l, iso2.
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advertisements.

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GET MORE MAIL s sg ss ss%.s:y. o s51 s1%s
In our SPECIAL Ma LAG LIST. winch goes all
over the UFited States 10 houses seeking agents
70 sell good on big commission. For short
time we Will enroll your address In our bona Hde
list for 10 cents in stamps, one time You wtIl
get armfuils OF mail. but not all in one mail.
BE sure and address.
r. r. CERRiSH Box { a
West Sullivan, Maine.
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To the Supreme sdfeiaI CoRd;
I.yERARD ii. GREEDY, Of Ehsn, in Han.
L. cock County, alleges on oath a. follows
/. He the said Greedy IL In possession Q.
the foliowiug described real property TO wit
the island called Long Porcupi~e Island in
by himself and by those under whom he
claims have tssn In uninterrupted possession
thereof for more ihan atty years claiming an
estate OF freehold therein.
,. His title 70 said real property Is under
successive deeds Of conveyance from the
Commonwealth OF Msssaenssetts. duly ex.
scated, delivered and recorded ia the Regis
try OF Deeds in Hancock County to which
records reference may be had. An apptehen-
ston exists, however. that some persons re-
siding ont OF the state and unkuawn to the
said Greedy, claiming as heirs or devisees or
assigns or In some other way by, through or
aEder one Asa Wilson formerly Of Brewer,
Maine, but long since deceased. claim some
right, title or interest In the said real prop
erEy adverse TO hts estate: and such appre-
hension creates g cloud upon his title 10 said
real property and deprseistes the market
s. Wherefore the saia Greedy prays shat all
such persons 50 residing out OF She state and
unknown be summoned 10 show cause Why
they all ard either Of them should not bring
SETON TO try their title IN the said described
real property. EvEEsRp n GREkLr.
HAscocx ss--Feb. n, Is2.
This day personally appeared Everard II.
Greedy TO me personally known a. the person
who signed the foregoing petition and made
oath 20 the truth OF all the allegations therein
contained. Before me,
HRskY W. CusH&ks.
Notary Public.
STATE OF MAINE.
supreme judicial Court. In vacation. Ellis
worth. March /. isoa.
Upon the foregoing petition ordered that .
copy therso; and OF this order be Published
three weeks successfully Ia the Ellsworth
American, a public newspaper published In
Ellsworth In said Coanty, the hrst pablica-
ton 10 be a. least thirty days before the
second Tuesday Of April next. that all per
sons interested in the subject mater OF said
petition may then aud there APPEAR before
our said Court at Ellsworth in said County
and be heard thereon
ANDREW p. WIswELL,
Chief Justice OF said Court.
true copy, Attest:-JoFS y. KSoWLToS,
Clerk s. J. Court.
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STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY or HANCOCK SSH, Henry W.
Cushman, cashier OF the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true TO the best of my knowledge and be-
lief. HENRY w CUSHMAN Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd
day Of March, 1902.
LEONARD NJ. MOORE,
(Seal.l Notary Public.
coTrect-Attest.
A. P. WIswELL,
!. 4; PETERS E1Ta JH- Directors.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25

Franchises Rendered Void by Supreme
Court Decision.

NchucIcu tOAu ny supreme
Court Decision.
Franchises to private individuals for
street railway purposes received a death
blow in the supreme court Tuesday. BY
the adverse decision in the case against
the Kenosha company, interurban fran
chises held by private individuals are
null and Void and must at once be trans
ferred to corporations to be effective.
By this decision the Madison GAINESVILLE
interurban, the franchises for which are
held by Mr.. P. L. Spooner, must be or
ganized into corporation and new fran
chises granted by the cities and towns
through which it is to pass. It kills the
present plan of the road and compels
the promoters to secure new franchises
along it's proposed line in the cities it
passes through.
Mr.. P. L. Spooner. who holds the
franchises, when seen this merning just
previous to starting for Chicago, said of
the decision and its effect on the road:
II am just starting for Chicago to or
ganize the proposed Madison-J anesville
interurban road into corporation. Then
as a corporation, shall ask for franchises
in Madison, GAINESVILLE, Stoughton and
Edgerton, on the same bases as | OBJ
tanned the ones granted to me individu-
ally. OF course this will delay our be-
ginning work on the construction of the
proposed road, but the plan of the road
will not be abandoned, and as soon as
the new franchises are granted we shall
go ahead and the road will be built with
rush. [ anticipate no trouble in secur
ing the franchises nor in forming the
corporation necessary"
When asked how long this decision
would delay the construction of the
road, Mr.. Spooner said he could not at
present state. He was on his way to
Chicago to have the necessary corpora
ton formed to secure and hold the
franchises, and he thought this would
be accomplished in few days.-State
Journal
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25
Minstrel Show Coming.

The Richard & Pringle's famous Geor-
gia Minstrels that will appear at Royal
Hail. Tuesday evening, April Goth,
numbers fifty performers Toliver,
who has no equal as delineator of
Ethiopian songs and dances; James
Moore, Kid Langford, Dick Thomas and
a quartette of the funniest end-men,
good singers, capital entertainers and
original and creative comedians; the
popular Alabam Quartette in their lat
est song successes; Christian, the worlds
champion cycle skater; the military nov
city, 1.-THE Black Watch Drill; the aerial
wonder, the only Shields, known on two
continents as the king of the air; the
Housely Brothers. emperors OF music,
and the costliest first part in point of
scenic setting and costuming ever pre-
sented.
Watch for the magnificent street pa
rade, which takes place at 2:3O p. m.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25

The Kvindeforening will meet in the
basement of the church Thursday after
noon, May 1st Mesdames E. B., P. M.
and T. A. Ellingson will entertain. All
will be fraternally welcomed.
"A pleasant surprise party, in honor
of her birthday anniversary, was ten
dered Miss Annie Schmeling last Tues
day evening. About twenty-five were
present and very pleasant evening was
passed.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25
Tobacco Notes.

Sat Barnard of Evansville and George
Decker of GAINESVILLE were visitors in this
market Monday.
Arthur Clarke has been sampling a
packing in Westby for the Linde, Ham
iton Inspection Co. this week.
Andrew Mcintosh and Frank Baines
are looking after tobacco interests in
northern Dane county this week.
Mr.. G. William Spitzner of New York
is in this market and has been doing
some riding with H. w. Child during the
week.
G. E. Shannon left for Vernon county
Tuesday to arrange for the Shipping of
the recent purchase of 1901 packings
made by the United Cigar Manufacture
ers to this market for storage. 1t will
take about 10 cars to transport the to-
bacco.
Eugene D. lockwood, the we'll known
tobacco grower and dealer, died at his
home in Brodhead Wednesday afternoon.
He had been in failing health for months.
The funeral occurs at Brodhead Friday
afternoon.
Moritz Neuberger, of the tobacco i'm
porting firm of Heinrich Neuberger, and
Mr. F. Gerhard, of Bremen, Germany,
have been making a circuit of the local
tobacco markets of the state during the
week. They visited Edgerton dealers
Wednesday.
Mr.. w. r. Harris, I'd vice president of
the American Cigar Co. and treasurer of
the Consolidated Tobacco Co., was in this
market few days early in the week, visit
ing his son, Jack Harris, who is in charge
of the Edgerton branch. Mr.. Harris is
making an inspection of the different
plants owned by the trust in the state.
He is accompanied by his wife on his
western trip.
MIR. Fred Hirschhorn and VIM. S. Brill
of New York made hurried visit to the
tobacco districts of the state this week,
during which they purchased $500 cases
of 1901 leaf from local packers. They
report the business of the United Cigar
Manufacturers, which includes the Gen
eral Arthur and Tom Moore factories, to
be booming beyond precedent. The nine
factories which the company controls
can scarcely keep abreast with the Or
ders which now reach five million cigars
per week. The company has something
like 1000 cases of cured Wisconsin leaf
now in store in this state. Messrs.
Hirschhorn and Brill left for New York
again Sunday morning.
A shareman wanted to raise tobacco.
Tenant house furnished. Apply to Geo.
W. Ell. Hall, r. f. D. No. 2, or at Wilson
Bros, city.
NOTICE TO TOBACCO BUYERS.
Sixteen acres of choice tobacco for
sale. have just finished stripping and
packing my 1901 crop which I think is
the banner crop Of the state, as to quail
ity and quantity-17O5 lbs. per acre.
CHRISTIAN JOHNSON, Waupun, Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25
Home From a Pleasant Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Mabbett and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Conway arrived home
Thursday evening from an extended trip
to the Pacific coast, embracing nearly
three months of travel and sight seeing
and enjoyable throughout. Mr.. Mabbett
and wife left Edgerton Jan. 25th, stop
ping five days at Hammond, La, where
they visited G. L. Browns family located
at that place. After couple of days
spent at New Orleans during the Madri
Gras, they proceeded to Houston, Texas,
for couple of days stay and then on to
San Antonio and Ell Paso where stops
were made. Then they continued their
journey to Los Angeles, Cal, which was
made their headquarters for the next
five weeks. Here they were joined by
J. NJ. Conway and wife and together
they visited nearly every point of inter
est in Southern California Excursions
to outlying points were daily occurrences
and they made side trips to Riverside,
Redlands, San Bernardino, Santa Bar
bara, San Pedro and other coast points.
5 stop was made at Fresno on the way
to Oakland and San Francisco and their
stay at the latter city was prolonged
week. On the homeward journey they
made stops at Portland, Walla Walla,
Salt Lake, Glenwood, Colorado Springs,
Denver and Kansas City for day or SO.
While at San Francisco side trip was
made to the famous stock farm at Palo
Alto where some of the famous trotters
have been bred by Gov. Stamford. At
Portland Oregon, they paid visit to
the family of Adam Smith, brother of
our Mike. Here they also met August
Geishirt who removed this spring to that
city. They report that the Edgerton
colony at Los Angeles were all we'll and
enjoying their surroundings greatly.
While the trip was one of great pleasure
the tourists all express themselves as
glad to reach home again.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas lit has pleased Almighty God to re
move from our midst ourfriend and brother
George Lackner, therefore be it
Resolved, That in sympathy with his friends
and relatives, we cause our charter to be
draped in mourning for sixty days Also be it
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutions
on the minutes of the lodge. and published in
the local papers. T. p. MCINTOSH,
G. q. BABCOCK,
JOHN BOWEN,
Committee.
Dated Epgerton, Wis, April 10Th. 1902
Edgerton Lodge No. 146 knights of Pythias.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25
ALMOST A TORNADO.
Damage Caused by Heavy Winds.


The hot wave and terrific wind
which swept out of the southwest
on Monday and Tuesday eliminated
about B o'clock Tuesday afternoon in
tornado taat left considerable wreckage
in its track. The gale that had been
blowing all day increased in velocity, the
air was filed with dust and the black,
Threatening clouds covered the sky.
Darkness quickly settled down which
seemed 10 threaten some disaster. It is
seldom that all the conditions seemed as
favorable to genuine tornado. Many
people were badly frightened and some
sought places of safety should the build
ings be swept away. When all the re-
ports are in it is probable that the dam
age done by the blow will foot up quite
large sum throughout the surrounding
country
In the city numerous shade trees were
blown down. A large section of side
walk on the road running west of town
was taken up bodily by the wind and
carried across the street A portion was
thrown violently against the front of J.
X. Whites new residence and pieces
broke in a large plate glass window dam
aging some pictures and furniture. The
porch was also considerably broken. A.
Klemp was driving along the road at the
time when the flying sidewalk freight
ened his team and they ran away throw
ing him out. The walk also fell upon
him cutting and bruising him so badly
that he was taken up unconscious. His
condition is still quite serious.
Some of the damage sustained by the
farmers within few miles of town is as
follows:
On the John Hurd farm two large to-
bacco sheds blew down and two wind
mills wrecked.
VII. Bradley of Fulton lost tobacco
shed and carriage house.
Thos. Flaherity a tobacco shed in
which was stored farming tools which
were more of less broken.
A l25-foot shed on Henry Braces farm.
A 100-foot tobacco shed on the Feth-
ers & Jeffries farm in Fulton.
A wind mill on the Douglas Hopkins
farm.
On the Henry Marsden farm in Albion
a fine tobacco shed was demolished and
scattered over the field
Lars Lein and Sam Hall each tobac-
co shed.
Lars Kravick in Christiana lost to-
bacco shed and wind mill.
"A. w. Short had his wind mill carried
away, chimney blown off his house and
,asshed moved.
On the Capt. o. P. Saunders farm a
tobacco shed was demolished and
quantity of bundled tobacco scattered
about.
It will cost good many thousand
dollars to repair the damage occasioned
by the wind in this immediate locality.
"A few strips on the steel roof on the
United Cigar Manufacturers storage
house was torn off by the wind, but the
damage was only nominal.
A host of tobacco sheds moved from
foundations and partly wrecked.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25
Unclaimed Letters,

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
P. o. at Edgertou, for the week ending
April 25, 1902:
Mrs B Alden Mrs d N Reed
Mr. Peder TomaSen Mr. John Carlson
Persons calling for any of the above
named letters please say advertised"
T.. G. WHITrEr, p. M.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-04-25
!. ". COON, Editor and Publisher
RAILWAY TIME CARDS.

a A4 * III
CHICAGO, MIL WA KEE d ST. PA OIL.
Trains Leave Edgerton Station IS Follows
GOING EAST.
No. f. daily except Monday. 80. :25 a. m.
No 40 daily. .................... -. G:5S a. m.
No 49, daily except Sunday. ........ $3.50 a. m.
No. 8, daily except Sunday 10 Al a. m
No. 46, daily except Sunday. .......... 4:25 p. m.
No. A, Sunday only. ......... 4:55 p. m.
No. 90, Freight, daily Elk. Sunday -. II 80 a. m.
No. 81, Freight, Sunday only $3.50 a. m.
No. 1885, Freight except Sunday. 9:39 p. m.
GOING WEST.
No. !, Daily Sunday excepted ...... 9:39 p. m.
No, 43, Daily. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9:25 p. m.
No. 81 daily except Sunday ......... IN p. m.
No. 5, Daily except Sunday ....------ 2l2 p. m.
No. 81, daily except Sunday $500. II :05 a. m.
No. Al, Sunday only ........ 10 30 a. IN.
No. 81, Freight except Sunday ....... 3 80 p. m.
Nos. l and 4 through trains for all points west
Of Mississippiriv
j. A HENDERSON Ticket Agent.
The colored American., 1902-01-04
City Paragraphs

DR., Chas n Harrison is st the PIovi-
dence Hospital with s severe case Of ty-
phoid fever.
The assembly he'd the boards last
week in this city ard it wa by all odds
the social event Of the season.
Mr.. Albert B George, formerly Of
this city but row Of Ohicsgo,is st home
for the holidays. He looks sleek, fat
and hsndsOmer than ever,
The Soiree given at Irviug'F Hall b,
the Hyscinth Soclal Club. MS. Ada
Woods, President, was quite "a succe So.
despite the inclement weather or De-
cember Goth.
Lawyer J. w. Patterson has a large
and lucrative practice He is very pop
ular with the people genera tly and j.
known along Dogberry Row as The
hustler and tht winner -
Hon q. P. Cheatham is still ont of
the city on hunting tour He hss 3
legion Of friends in Washington who
N~A@NA "liA't W serve III Gut
way That he may indicate
Major John r. Lynch Paymss,er +,
the Regular Army, is in the cltv. T.
C mpany with Judge Robert 81. TsrreI.
he called on the President last Monday
his headquarters are still In Cuba. anc
his Secretary, Mr.. Michael NJ. McCay
has charge IN his sbsence.
Mr.. D. Leroy Ferguson, who has
spent the past season In Cslnbridoe
Mass, fms ning a special course nass-
through the city this week enrnute r.
his home in Virginia. Mr.. Furgusor ia
young man nf unusu al ability al d VIII
yet make bis mark He is q sreciaI ra-
representative of The Colored Amer.
can.
The two colOIed magistrates have
been assigned 10 the eighth and tenth
Judicial Districts Of the District Of Coz
umbis. Judge Hewlstt goes to Uni iou.
town tAnseOstis) and Judge Terrell q