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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
SUPREME COURT FINDS
FOR MAGNETIC HEALERS
EnjoinS POstoffce From
Holding Up Mail.

In the United states Supreme Court
yesterday. Justice Peckham handed
down an important decision in the Post
office fraud order case Of the American
School of Magnetic Healing against J.
NJ McAunulty. postmaster of Nevada
No. where the school is located
The Postofice Department issued a
fraud order against the school and or
dered the postmaster 20 hold all mail
directed 10 ii and return 1t to the send
ers. From this order Of the Postmas-
ter General the school appealed to the
United States circuit court for the
western district OF Missouri for an In
junction 70 prohibit the postmaster from
oboying the order OF the department
on the trial the departments order was
sustained on a demurrer. The school
then appealed the case TO the Supreme
Court. with the result that the court
below was reversed, and temporary
injunction was ordered TO issue pending
a trial of the facts in the case.
The PostofIlce Department held that
the system Of treatment for disease by
magnetic healing was a fraud, but in
this the Supreme Court takes issue with
the department on the ground that the
question involved is one of opinion and
not OF fact. The constitutional questions
raised in the bill of the appellee are not
passed upon by the court.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
STOCK MARKET FIRM ON
BUYING FROM LONDON
Spectators Apparently More
Confident.
MANHATTAN BOOM MYSTERY
Street Falls Back on Old Stories in
Absence Of Any Known Deve,-
OpmentS.
MANHATTAN BOOM MYSTERY

NEW YORK, Nov IS-American
stocks were shown in the London market
today at common. although limited, ad-
vance in comparison with the local
closing figures of yesterday. Foreign
houses again bought moderately I'm this
market when business opened. and this
circumstance. together with the slight
degree OF Improvement apparent I'm spec
ulative confidence impaired firm tone
70 the market
There was an entire absence OF over
might news of either general or par
Iicular importance. Yesterdays very
extensive rise in Manhattan was alto
gether uuascounted for through any def
mite intelligence. ana this morning OBJ
servers OF che movements I'm the stock
? had 10 Iall back upon tine same reports
which were current yesterday Manhat-
p tan opened about L point higher than
its closing price o. last night but later
on reacted.
In the railway list The price move
mentS were limited and without special
signifcauce Activity remained conferred
IN the stocks which have been COnspicu-
Gus in that regard :Or some time. Among
the miscellaneous stocks Colorado Fuel
Rnd Iron was again firm. I'm advance OF
the closing of the company's books for a
special meetings 10 De- held on Decem-
Der To-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
STORY OF KILLING IN
ABB C" ALLEY REGITED
Opening Address in St. Clair
Murder Case.

The jury in the case of John ST. Clair,
otherwise known as John Thomas. the
one-lcgged negro. who is on trial for the
murder of Daisy Maddox. also coIored
was completed a few mil utcs after Grim
iEal Court No. ! convened this morning,
The special panel. which is 10 pass
upon the innocence OF guilt OF the
prisoner is composed OF the following
named persons. Alfred y. Jackson. II c.
Comhe, Henry Powers. Bartholomew
Daily. James s Hayes. Edward Groves.
James Q. Withers. Elmer c. Mayberry,
William y. Easterby. Frank B. Jonas.
George A Farr. and J. Frank Ball.
When the jury was sworn. Prosecuting
Attorney MuIlowney made & statement
Of the circumstances under which Daisy
Maddox met her death on the night OF
April Is last al 124 a G. Alley
northwest On the date mentioned. he
said. the defendant and the woman quar-
relied over the ownership OF a dollar
bill. which Thomas accused the woman
Of taking from him Thomas, Il is said.
first beat and checked the woman. When
he was made 10 desist he pulled a pis-
tol from his pocket, and shot her to
death. He fired twice and both shots
took effect in the woman's head
Attorney II. II. Horner. who repre-
sents the prisoner, did not make a state
mont TO the jury Of his line of defense
before the beginning OF the taking Of
testimony 1f IN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
JUDGE PAID FOR THE BREAD.
Compassionate Magistrate Took Pity
Upon a Boy He Sentenced.

NtN lOrk American.
John Cavandgh. an eighreen-year-oId
newsbOy. who SAYS he is an orphan and
has no home. pleaded guilty when ar
raigned before Magistrate Mayo in York
vile court yesterday TO the theft Of
three loayes Of bread.
Judge. I had nothing 90 eat all yes
terday so l stole the bread I was hun
CRY and had no money" he told the
Judge.
why did you take three Ioaves Of
bread? One would have satisfied your
hunger"
- didn't know how many there was.
They were wrapped up. said Cavanagh
al the same time showing the bundle
Of bread
1t has become a daily occurrence. 90
said Edward Orustein a driver Of a de-
livery wagon for George r. Augers. OF
No $50 East Sevenry-siXth Street. who
appeared as complainant against Cava-
naKh.
Have YOU ever stolen anything be-
fore" asked the Judge turning 10 the
prisoner. who was weeping.
NO. Judge. I have been honest all
along but hunger drove me 10 steal. " was
the reply.
4 am not anxious to punish this boy %
spoke up the complainant. but we have
bread stolen every day"
Il will pay for the bread this boy
stole" exclaimed Policeman Cavauagh.
stationed on the Bridge. because he IS
a namesake Of mine and ] believe his
story"
NO. I vill pay for IT," then declared
Magistrate Mayo. at the same time
handing the money 70 OrUstein. saying
we all give this boy another chance.
He is discharged"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
LEGACY TAX CIRCULAR
MODIFIED BY Mr.. YERKES

John ". Yerkes. Commissioner OF In
teTnal Revenue. today modified the de-
paTrment circular OF July 10. 1902. re-
lating 20 the Government legacy tax
In his decision he said:
Where any beneficial interest in per
sonal property exceeding SIC, 900 in actu-
al value. passing under the will Of any
person who died prior 20 July ], 1902
and since June Is. 1898, became a vest
ed interest at his death. tax attached
thereto. even though the actual posses
sion Of the interest. whether by trustees
OF beneficiary. was postponed until July
l. 1902. or later"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
THE CLERGYMAN WON OUT.

NFN I"EE IITIU9-
The custom houses Of the United
States admit all clerical robes and vest
ments used in church services free Of
duty. A clergyman not very long ago
landed IN New York with a large cOllec-
ton Of SUPPLIES. stoles. and vesrments.
and with a pair Of trousers. The custom
house examiner passed the clerical robes
without muTmuT- But he drew ,ltten-
tiOn 10 the pants with tho remark.
You must pay duty on these. for orIy
those articles which you wear IN divine
service are free OF duty My good
fellow replied the cleric. you surely
would not expect me TO ofHciatc In my
church without my pants They were
passed free Of duty.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
MR.. LODGE DENIES THE
SHAW RETIREMENT REPORT

Senator Lodge, Of Massachusetts. who
has come to the city for the session Of
Congress. does not put any confidence in
the report sent out from Boston that
Gov Murray B. Crane is to succeed Sec
rotary Shaw as the head Of the Treas
ury Department.
As the Senator was passing through
the White House grounds this morning
on the way 10 the War Department he
said.
That report has been circulated be-
fore. and there IS nothing mere in it
this time than there was then. IL -
purely a fabrication. having not the
least foundation OF truth upon which
TO rest. There is nothing in it
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Scheduie Effective October II. 1907
Trains Leave PENNSYLVANIA. station.

Schedule Effective October II. 1907
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station.
Zoo p H. DaiIy-CIACINNATI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS. solid vcsribuie train fSs
Cincinnati Reaches Cincinnati 7-35 q. m,
Louisville lo-50 M s. Louis 6-s5 P rs
Chicag1 80 T. IA Pullman SleCPers 20 CI1-
C,uElti and Louisville DaIlv- Dining Car
0:5J p. n Daily - CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL A new solid Tsstiruled
eiectTic-l.shted train, arriving Cincinnati
ll-f5 a. m. Indianapolis 3:25 p. m, -. LsE.s
s-sJ p IA Cnlcaso $40 p IA daily Pull
man >lvepers o. Cincinnati. Indiau4P0iis. -
Louis and Chicago without change Dining
car.
II:I0 p. II. Daly-F. 2. '. LIMITED. solid
train i0r Cincinnati Pullman Slecpers 70
Cincinnati, L-Xlnstous and Louisville without
change. Compartment Sleeper % Virginia
Hot springs daily except Sunday sleepers
Cincinnati 20 Chicago and ST. Louis Dlnlas
Car
Reservations and tickets AZ Chesapeake ard
Ohio office. 5l3 Pen1sy iya=iz avenue. go Fcur-
teerth street, Rear +, am a, The ststi0a-
Telephone call 1910 for PeulsJ iyzliE 4 T. Cab
Service H " FULLER
General Passenger Agent
T-leuh1ne Main IOse.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
viii Of August Grass.

The will Of August Grass dated No
vember -. 1856. was filed today for pro-
bate In the Office OF the Register OF Wills
for the District He leaves his estate
70 his wife. Sophie Grass. who is named
eXecutriN without bonds
Louis Alexander Cornish. by his will
dated. November 3. was also filed for
probate. He leaves his estate 20 his
wife. Jane E. Cornish. premises 312 B
street southeast After her death the
property is 10 be a home for his chill
dren The testatCr also leaves small
cash requests TO his children and grand
children.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
THEODORE, JR., OUT FOR
DAILY BICYCLE RIDE

Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. is helping
along his recuperation from the exact
ing duties OF school life by taking a
great deal Of outdoor exercise TO rest
his eyes from close application to his
studies. Today. despite the rainy
weather. he went out for his usual bi-
cycle ride and had no thought Of short
eHing IL because Of the unravorable
weather conditions.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- -g'', '- '-'.--
e. ''oN' NNs!i9,'r' aHo eaJ 't---,.9- -,
- d. L. -. 't- "4'l'-'- ~" 81.
- - ,.1s, e'@-l.sS .L- pr.
- Il-'- - 49,.
r-,- - Z, H. l4Ii!- SNi.a- -,s--9 -s- -
-i5 :, - = o'-ei-es ana craving ill- 7-eeSe'
1-UI =; H. wees Days Local icT H-TFlsli'-
'.- "a. stations On 5t-H-'-.~ 'i'i''.l-
80 - p m D1-iy- Local i'F "-il---.A anu
Ia 'iiit-
- = III Jay NeN Aers ana alL.'.,~ TX
- Nst ,..~'> ''a.f a-- sleeper Cd At.-l-'-',
1-'-'l@-N' e-acN -f-- anu frl-a!7- >i-.-e-
= -, s-e - N---.it-o- u 9-'
. 80 -lilii-H Iu.lrl sett.ct-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
TO OBSERVE THANKSGIVING.

Thanksgiving viii be observed at the
Reform School. on the BIadensburg
Road. in the usual manner In the
morning there will be religious exercises
in the chapel TO be followed at p
o'clock by turkey dinner The after
voted 20 games and nIays.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
BOGUS MONEY DESTROYED.

The annual destruction OF bogus GINS
and apparatus employed by counterfeit
ers. which was captured during the past
year by the United States Secret Service.
took place this afternoon at 1 O'Clock at
Schneider's foundry. The counterfeit
money. paper. and coin. represented
face value OF many thousands OF dollars.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

FoS Richmond. B a.. ami points South, va
AZ salCria and Frrl-T.cssrur1s- Leave station,
4. and streets. as. o. a.. a.45 2. ~. Caly
dining g-J scr Richmond AID points on AZ
l-n-ic Coast Line and Florida, 1U-5l e. n,
Z GOD p. ~. daily (tIo-ill ana M@lropoliraa
Limited for Richmond and points on S-a-
br-ui AR Like and Florida. 1854 g. n. tain
connects nj Richmond with G. & o. rs. Tor
Nrwpor, News. Ola Point Co-ut7rt, &c, 40 4.
L. week days, s-45 ?. m daily, toE
Richmond only. Pullman O. parlor csFs on all
above trains Accommodation fl- Qu1nrtco 30
o. M. sunday only; s-25 p. week cayag
: 500 o. u-. except saturday.
J. T. -. MYERS "a. ID. uJ KE. ". ?. TAYLOR
President. General Mgr. Traffic dr..
Richmond Va
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
TREASURY RECEIPTS.

The total receipts Of the United States
Treasury today amounted 10 Sl.44l. 077.41.
and consisted OF customs. s1.O16. 716.35:
internal revenue. $25s .4S772. misceIlan-
cOus. SI12 .6733l. The expenditures
amounted 10 81. 7G5 900
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
RAILROADS
FOR M0UNl VERNON,
ALExAvDRTA. AND ARLINGTON.

ALEXANDBTA. And ABLINrENN-
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION I2i5 & Pa Ave
For VT. Vernon. every hour, week DAYS. from
10 a. m TO p. m
For Alexandra and Arlington every half hour
RoUud TYP 20 At Vernon, 500 Round trip
to Alexandra. 25c. Round trip 20 Arlington
PC Round trip 20 III vernon. including
Arlington and Alexandra, 0oc-
WASH. ALEXANDRIA s. MI VERNON RY.
SCI TINE TABLES AT HOTELS aulti
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
SEABOARD Alb LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington Panna- r. r station
IC:4I a. m. SEsBoARD FAST MAIL
Caily- Though Pullman >-eepers 70
Jacksonville. connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 90 Atlanta
7 ?. m. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
Daily. LIUrEI->olit train 90 Jack
-0uviIle lrL Tampa. with Pullman, Drawing
Room Sleeping or and cafe Dining Car Pull
man sleeper ru Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service % Petersburg. Raleigh. southern Pines
PiuerIrstl. Camden. Columbia savannah,
]aehsHzyllle. 81 Augustine, Palm Beach, TAM
pa. Key West. and Florida points, also cuba.
Charlotte. Athens. Atlanta. New Orleans, Chat
tarae-a, Nashville. Memphis. points e>t aud
>eUt'.-e#t
d:SO am. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
ga5iy, Southern Pines lPiuyhU-S-l.
Hamlet and intermediate POINTS
Office, E42I Penna- Ave
q. r. RYAN ". F. CoNkLlN,
Ge-araI Pass Agent Jeu'l ACT. Pass Dcps.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18

AND UPWARD o. FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
at lowest rates and on the Say you apply. We
are l0lning on the Building ana Loan Ass0-
cation plan. which makes the cost o. carry
ins loans much less than you p1y elsewhere
and allows you 90 pay 10 OF IA any sized notes
sou desire, running from c-c On twelve months
II you have a loan with some other company
We viii pay &c of End advance you more money
l. desired. Rates cheerful given. and no cost
10 you unless ioaa Is made. Call and get rates
Front room. first hoor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN co.
GZI + St y W
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

s-Nergenthaler. 10d1SSls. 10T
1SS. 1OG1SS 10alSS, 10G1S7@l 1oG1S7i2,
10G1S SASS. l0d1S9 buyer COZ,
Am. GRAPHIC. Pfd. 25Tsh. 100Gs1,
Greene Copper sass lriKhtsl. l2Sd 50.
Ass. $3.50 20055. 1GG55. After call
L. 5. Coupon Q per cents. 81 ,cCs T13S-
Wash. 81. Rwy. Pfd.. $1,000 S3is $j00T
R31s: Greene Copper. l4G055 Drightsj.
Am. GRAPHIC. Pfd. 71H9ik. Mergenthaler
100lS9l4 buyer. COZ, 10G1S9s lbuyer.
COZ, 10GlS9b buyer. 60, 10G1S77s, 10
MlSTat
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
TO OVERTHROW THE AMER.

PARIS Nov. 1S.-The Bombay CORE
sDondcut OF the "RappeI" repeats the ru-
mOrs that the brothers Of the Amcer are
conspiring 10 overthrow him and that
civil war In Afghanistan is imminent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every DAY in the year fro,n foot Of 7th
- FOR Fl Monroe. NarflIk- Newport
- NcTs. and all points south. BY The EI-
De-h powerful steel ualac- steamers
Newport News. Norfolk" 1ul
- Wash inQton-
Iy. Washington $50 Qun Is. P0-tsmouen 500 pu
lv AcxaDlria 200 pm,I.v- Ecrio.k- 600 pm
Ar IT Monrre 200 ana Nv ~ roe 200 p-E
AZ So-folk.....s 500 am Ar. Ne-anJrie $50 am
NJ Portsmouth Sis am Jar Washington 100 am
SE~Through connections made % Nor-
- folk with steamers % Old Dominion
49, Steamship Co. for Nev York and Mcr-
- chants and Miners Steamships for B0s-
- ton
z-For further information apply at
- general ticket ofHce. Bond Building 18th
- and \. = ave. OF 9Th st. Wtlrf. Wash
iugt0n. u. C.
Phone e2ao JV0 CAfrAUAV. Cen. Wg-.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
PRIVATE Looms

On personal notes without iEd0rscr, references,
or security, simply your promise 20 pay. GuE
new plan enables everyone 90 secure ready Casn
az once without Inconvenience OF DELAY. our
method Of conducting a Joan business Is based
IN the word 'Ctufdcnce' more than ''Se-
Curity-' You have our confidence. we have vOur
confidence. You ne q money! we nave money
,ge don't need When you ldI % get accom-
mCda-Cd elsewhere, call on US and y0U VII nOt
be disappointed II you have loan now q
Will no; prevent you from securing further &C
commOdstion from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUAh- ANTEE Co,
6Oz F ST. N. W.
Phone, Esst 205. Corner Sixth ST.
frgT-fs
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Schedule in eEect May IS. 1907.
Leave Washington. New jersey ave. and 81
Chicago and Northwest, 1000 a. n, 'S-20
D.
Cine.anati, s. Louis and Louisville, 'ro-eS
q m, AIS o r., ITO night.
Pittsou-.- and Cleveland. 10: 50 a. ~ S:Ss
p m and , 90 night
Columbus and Wheeiing, $40 ? n
Winchester. SIS 3 n. .i-l5 and l3-S0
p m-
Lu-zy. RIverton. Front Royal. ElktOn. AIS
p Annapolis. .'7.so, $3.50. Iu:5o m. u4.so.
Frcd5riek. SIS. 1880. .'Io-JO 4 n. '-1ls.
4-au. and $50 p
Il.-e-s-orTu, ..I0-G5 a. n. and $50 p
Boyd and Ray points. 6-S5, $500 4 IA.
Ills. #4-s0 $50. "'I0-l5, lII-S0 p H.
Caithersburg and vay points, 50, 500 A.
~ .l2 -, 'rI-l5. 80, 80. SEC. $3.50.
.7-O5. ~ 20. ''iC-I5. ill-S0 P n
Washington junction and Way points. rs.
1850 q. r.. -s1-l5. $50. $50 p n
Baltimore. week DAYS. x3-00, 500. $50.
rT-05- T-s0. xsss9 $50. V5.So, xl0-00. II 80 a
m $50 noon. Kl IS, Ks go. x 90 X so.
az x5-05. 5-Zl xG-aO. G.80. Ns,00. xl0-O0.
An 20. 1855 2 m Sundays. x3-00 z7-05.
7-sc Ks 80. xs-OO a. m. xI2-2O, lis. Ks 90.
zs-sA 5-0S. 60. $500. 1000. zl1-So. L-35
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York. Boston.
s-G thc East. ) -0l. = -O5 (Djner) $50 But
'Ia-2O ODucr). 800 ('-Royal Limited"
Diner. 400 CPhiladelrhia only. .5-05
U.ner}, 800 and III o. H. Sleeping Car
open AZ 1000 o'cloCk)-
Atlantic CITY. 7-O5. .lo-0O 4 m. iiz.1o
noon - 90 b. n
DAILY Except sunday SUNDAY only.
NENFrlSs trains.
Ba-EuSe called for and checked from hotcla
ard residences hy Union Transfer Co. on orders
left 10 ticket offices. 6i9 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. New Iors Avenue and FIftseath
STREET and n station
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
NEYA FROZEN OVER.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1S.-The
Neva is frozen over and navigation has
been suspended
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-18
WEST INDIES S125 e Up.

BY specially chartered North German Lloyd
Express = s '-E2ise-5n'' 900 tons. january
18th 81 DAYS. shore trips luncheon guides.
drives included. These exuas win cost so with
other cruises
Mediterranean Cruise. Feb. 9Th, 500 uq-
Norvay-R Russia Cruise Iuiy md. SZ-5 up.
FRANK C. CLARK. III BROADWAY. New York
Obs GEO. 2. MOSS. 1871 q ST, nv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT or CO.
LUNBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE COJRT
ESTATE OF ADA GILBERT DENNIS De
ceased no. HOS. Admiu.srrsJiGu-
Application having been made O. the Su-
lreme Court az the Dlstl-et ri Columbia. bold
ing Probate Court. for letters of IdmiEistra-
ton on said estate. hy Catherine Johns Dunn.
George Johns. and William Johns. 10 IS c--
tered this 5ntE day % October, A. D. 1902, that
notice De- and hereby ~ given % Peter Johns.
Elmer Johns. Harry Johns, Charles Johns. Ed
ward Johns, and Mary Johns and % al others
concerned. 90 appear III sad court on MON
Day, THE 10TH DAY uF DECEMBER. 4. ID.
1902 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ 20 show cause
Why such application should not be granted
Provided this notice be published iu the Wash
ington Law Reporter and Wa-hiHStaH Times
the return day herein menrlan-l-th- first pub
location 90 be- not less than thirty DAYS before
said return day.
l-eaI} JOB BARNARD. Juztiee.
Attest. JOHN r. EoUZER
Deputy Register oi Ni'- for Che District % Co
lumhia. Clerk u g.. Probate Court
BIRNEY a NOODABD. attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF tN-JMEL&-EULJ =. ADAMS vs.
ELNoN a. .pAMS AND Don GARDNER.
so. 25573- aEuiry Docket No. 3d.
The object % Tins suit IS 90 obtain q DE-
vor-e vin1do mIrrImoEii from the defendant
EImgL A. Adams. on the ground u his adultery
wIth the defendant Gardner ON motion % the
complainant. it ie this eth llv af November. A.
ID. 1912. ordered that the defendants cause their
appearance to De entered herein on or before
th. fartieth DAY. exclusive % sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the dap OF che first
publication Of this order; otherwise tHa cause
win De- proceeded with as Iu case nt default
This publication 20 be made iu the Washington
Law Reporter Iut The Washington Times. once
each week for three consecutive weeks.
tSoaIJ A. p. HAGNER. Justice
True c1py-T,zt-
T. r. NDING. CLERK.
BY r. j. NEIGS Jr-. Assistant Clerk.
PHILIP TINDNL. solicitor for Icmp'a5naI,s-
nol1lS25
N THE SUPREME COURT OF TEE DI>TeICT
or COLUMBIA. THIS I-TH DAY OF Nu-
VENEER, Iao2-->ALLiE A. III >H PETI-
TONER. vs. JAMES EDN ARD Hl ST. DE-
PENDANT. Equity No. 2--aL
ORDER
ON motion Of the plaintiff. hv Mr. Edward
g.. Miles her solicitor DO IS ordered that the
defendant J-mr- Edward Bush. cause BITS APP
pearauCe 90 hr entered herein ODD or before trs
Hrst rule llE occurring forty lIls after this
day; otherwise the cause sin he proceeded
with as in case Ot default.
THE object o; this suit IS ia- absolurS de
vorce on the grounds uf willil DISCRETION.
cruelty rndanErriuE life and health. and hl-
hif-gI G-uE,uus-s- Provided this order shall
De published IN rbe Washington law Re
porter and The Washington Times aase a
week for three consecutive weeks during this
time.
D.. the court
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