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MONTGOMERY coUNTY NOTES.
Heirs Seek TO Set Aside Deed of CON
veEuHce.

Heirs Seek 70 Set Aside Deed of Con-
veyance.
ROCKVILLE, Nd. Jan. pa suit has
heen brought in the Circuit Court Of this
county by William Bruchey and others.
heirs at Law OF Mary E TrundIe. against
Charles Mortimer Ward. TO set aside a
deed mace by the deceased. Mary E.
TTundle. conveying 10 the defendant all
her personal property and all her real
estate. The bill alleges that Mary E.
Trundle owned Ice acres located ia Fred
erick County. and also a tract Of eighty
FIVE acres located in Montgomery County.
and that she was Of feeble mind and was
incapable Of executing a valid contract.
The deed was made in March. 1884 The
consideration was that Ward was 10 take
care of Miss Irundle so long as she might
live. Miss Trundle died in May. 1901.
Ire plaintiffs ask the court 10 set aside
the deed and pass a decree for the sale
Of The property and distribution Of the
proceeds among the parties entitled to
interests therein.
Yesterday at 1 O'Clock Mr. Charles
Lethbridge Smith and Miss BeIva b. Kes-
TO- both Of Washington City, accompanied
By woman friend. we're married bv Rev
Samuel f. White. The couple came out
10 ROCKVILLE OF The 1880 electric car. and
after securing the license from Thomas
Dawson. clerk Of the Circuit Court. were
directed 90 the Office Of the board OF
county school commissioners. Of which
Rev Mr. White is secretary. where the
ceremony was performed. They returned
20 Washington Immediately after the
ceremony The ages given are Bride
groom. twenty-five, bride. eighteen.
Col Gustavus w. Dorsey. the last
surviving colonel Of the First Maryland
Confederate Cavalry. vn0 has been dan
gerously i'll al his home near Brooke
vile this county. for some time IS re-
ported 10 be Improving rapidly. Colonel
Dorsey has been confined TO his home for
the past month with a severe attack of
pneumonia
Miss Grace Berlin. Of Harrisonburz.
Va. has returned from a visit TO Miss
Rose Armstrong. Of this place.
Al meeting Of the county board OF
school commissioners the following
appointments as teachers were CON
hrmed. Evelyn Darby principal Of Old
Union School vice Masie Cooley. resign
ed. William Baker. assistant al POoIe-g
II'ct. Marie Fletcher principal Of
Rockville COlOred school. Rose
Hughes principal OF Burnt Mills. co:or-
ed. The resignation OF Prof A. Riggs
Bs7wn, teacher Of the Rockville Manual
School, was accepted. 10 take effect on
February p. The annual teachers In
stitute was indefinitely postponed
The funeral OF Mrs Martha r. Stone
street took place al her late residence
this afternoon and was very largely at
tended Burial was made in the RocE-
Vile Cemetery
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STRONG AND ACTIVE.
Market showed Renewal of Yester-
days Closing Tendencies.

NAoNAhE Tendencies
NEW YORK, Jan 29.-The local marke,
opened strong and active. in sympathy
with the rise in London. and with the
trading showing renewal Of those ten
denotes which prevailed at the close oi
business yesterday.
Amalgamated Copper was again the
conspicuous feature in strength and ae-
uvity. the dealings in the stock being IN
especially large volume, while its ad-
vance was based on the further rise Ia
the selling prices for its product.
The speciality quarter was generally
strong. with large dealings in American
Locomotive, Tennessee Coal and Iron.
American Smelling and Western Union.
United States Steel issues continued
SUong and active in advance Of the re
port on the company's condition 20 be
made pubic tomorrow. and which. it is
reported, will be very favorable.
sugar Refining was comparatively dull.
but steady.
In the railway list. advances were com
mon, with the trading particularly ami
mated in st. Paul. Union Pacific Missouri
Pacific. the Southern Hallway shares. the
Fries ana Readings and the Wabash is
sues
Among the less active stocks further
advances were noted in Chicago, Cincin-
nau and ST. Louis. Chesapeake and Ohio.
and Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville.
The local traction stocks were likewise
strong IN sympathy with The railway list.
There was some decrease in activity
after the first hour OF business. and proht-
taking sales appeared in very heavy
volume In consequence. prices recedcd
somewhat from the highest levels. al
though the trading still retained a very
strong undertone
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shall not he partitioned, but it should 60
farther than this.
I'VE are called upon by nature TO take
a first part. Young America of the TWEEN
tieth century should say to the other ma
tions. Yes. We viii join you in opening
up China. but we will have it opened up
as Japan has been opened up-by the
American method-not as India and
Africa were opened up-by the European
monarehicaI method
America has so far alone stayed the
partition Of China. The Powers that were
supposed TO be with us against partition
carefully staked of the parts they want
ed. But the United States had a fleet out
there which had already demonstrated
that it knew its business. The partition
has only been stayed. When il starts the
world will be set on fire. The only way
IL can be prevented viii be for the
United states 20 have an adequate and
powerful navy"
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HOBSON SAYS AMERICA
KEEPS CHINA INTACT
Declares That the Monroe Doctrine Must Be Extended tc
Include the Orient

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-Captain Rich
mono Pearson Hobson made a plea for
the enlargement Of the navy last night
at the Waldorf-Astoria. where ne spoke
under the auspices Of the Society Of the
Daughters Of 1912.
Captain Hobson declared that America
can meet her new responsibilities. among
which, he declared, is the extension Of
the Monroe Doctrine to cover China. only
by increase Of the naval force.
The Monroe Doctrine" said he. has
already been extended 10 cover the Philip
pine Islands. America should practically
and effectively extend it to cover China.
II China is partitioned our interests will
be curtailed.
THE United States stands on incon-
testable rights when it SAYS that China
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lery In his house. at 10. 2s44 Michigal
Avenue, Chicago
whenever I have a little loose money
and see picture that Strikes my fancy
which can be bought { usually buy IT,
Ar Gates said that he considered tho
81 Paul one OF the finest paintings tina.
the famous artist had ever produced. and
valued 10 As highly as any 10 his coIler-
uon- lie declined TO give the exact price
paid for it. but said that ''it was a pretty
FAR sum. and ad.aitted IL was in excess
Of S60. 600.
The purchase price or the pictures is
about the amount Won By Mr. Gates on
The last election He went 20 Europe last
sumner. and paid $50 .0CO duties on his
wife's dresses and Jewels on his return.
His method OF specializing and OF gam
bling has caused sensation wherever he.
has appeared.
His ART collection has become 80 exten-
sive and Of such q varied nature that h.
has decided 10 catalogue IT,
J can't keep all OF them in nay head %
he said. Il have 80 many Of them that
! get them mixed up. That's why I want
q catalogue"
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BAKER RESUMES STAND.
Houston Lawyer Giving More Test
mOny In Patrick Case.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-When the trial
Of Albert T. Patrick was resumed this
morning, Capt James A. Baker. Of Hous-
ton. Texas. for years the attorney Of Viii
liam W. NJ. Rice. the murdered man. con
tinued his testimony.
Captain Baker has been the best wit
ness for the prosecution so far. his de-
scriptions OF his transactions with Pat
rick being particularly damaging TO the
defendant.
The defence scored a temporary victory
yesterday when they succeeded in excIud-
ing the Rice viii Of 1896. The prosecu-
ton claim the viii Of 1900 is forged but
TO prove the charge it becomes necessary
to compare the wills. Objection 20 the
Introduction Of the 1895 Will was sustained.
but the court ruled that the people might
introduce il later if evidence could be
addueed 70 lay foundation for its intro
duction.
Lawyer Patrick. who lost much Of his
confident air yesterday during The exam
ination OF Captain Baker. was rs smiling
as ever this morning. The defence Is
highly delighted over the exclusion of .h-
1896 VIII
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JOHN w. GATES SPENT
100000 IN AN HOUR
All Of 1t Went for Pictures Including Rembrandt and He
Thought Nothing of It,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-John W. Gates
created another sensation yesterday aft
ernoOn and set a thousand tongues a.
wagging in uptown hotel Hobbies and
elubs
he spent 100000 10 aboG; an hour and
then went quietly about hls business.
He strolIed Go TO look at the pictures in
Edward Brandus' art gallery. ar No. 3gl
Fifth Avenue. and there happened 10 be
several that suited HIS fancy
lie did not go away and return with
an expert or send emlssarles to haEgIe
about the price. cut he made his selec-
lions aud paid his money. and then wan
dered away
ar. Gates finest acquisition Is Rem
brandt. the painting ST. Paul. which rep
resents that character IN prison. Il is
said that Mr. Gates had expressed great
admiration tor the picture years ago, but
II vas not until yesterday that he was
able 10 effect the purchase The famous
picture viii hang IN Mr. Gates art gall
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NELSON MORRIS ESCAPE.
millionaire Packer Narrowly MixSe,
Being killed In Runaway.

Millionaire Packer Narrowly Missed
Being Killed I'm Runaway.
SANTA BARBARA Cal. Jan 2s-Nel-
son Morris. the pork packer OF Chicago
narrowly escaped death yesterday after
noon in q runaway.
Mrs. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Schwab.
daughter and son-in-laW OF the million
sire. we're in the carriage with Morris
The party was riding along the road IN
MonteeitO. suburb Of Santa Barbara
The animals became frightened and un-
manageable and dashed along the road
until the carriage tongue broke and the
vehicle was otherwise badly damaged.
Mr.. Morris and other members or his
party were hurled from the carriage but
no one sustained injuries other than Sc
we're bruises.
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MURDER IN CHICAGO.

GrOeerrs CLERK Pound With Bullet
in His Heart.
CHICAGO. Jan. ze.-with q bullet hole
through his heart, a revolver with I'VE
chambers empty by his side. and the plate
glass window beyond him shattered. the
body OF Horace SchOder. seventeen years
old. was found behind the counter Of the
grocery store Of p. C. Burns Fl $50 O'Clock
this morning.
The police say he was murdered.
Schodcr was q clerk in the store OF
Burns. Ii had been his habit no open the
establishment each morning shortly after
2 0'cloeb.
To Is supposed that he reported for duty
IS usual today and while al work was at
tackled by robbers
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Drowned Himself in Creek.

EASTON, Pa. Jan. 29.-The body OF
Harry S. Rute. Secretary Of the Easton
Board OF Health. was found in Bushkin
Greek today Pinned 10 il was a nots
saying that RUte intended 10 commit Eui-
eide Temporary insanity IS said to have
caused the man TO end his life. He was
sixty Ears OF age and unmarried
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Or. KIIner's sWAMP-ROOT

Is not recommended FOR everything. but If yoa
have kidney. liver CT bladder troEble it win be
found just The remedy you need. Sold by drug
Eists everywhere in Atty cent and dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle o. this great kid
neg remedy sent free by mail, also a pamphlet
telling an about swamP-I2oot and its great cures.
Add-ess Dr. Kilmcr & Co. Binahamt0n n l.
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ODESSA. Jan. 2e.-The Princes Rio de
Rias. once a famous beauty at the Court
Of Napoleon III. died in the poorhouse az
simferopol few days ago. She was given
a pauper's funeral
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LONDON. Jan. 29.-Mr ". C. Whit
ney's Nasturtium. q prominent candidate
for the Derby. is sick a veterinary sur
eeon IS attending him.
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Third and Fourth Glass Mail Bill.

The Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral has sent 20 Representative E F.
Loud, chairman Of the Committee on
Postofhces and Postroads. the draft OF a
bill authorizing the payment Of postage iu
bulk in large quantities OF matter Of the
third and fourth classes without stamp
AFFIXED.
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WARsHIPs AT COLON.

The Marietta and the British Cruis-
err Psyche Arrive.
COLON. Jan. Z9.-The United States
steamship Marietta and the British eruis-
eT Psyche have arrived here.
Ex-Governor Duran and l. Lewis have
been appointed special commissioners TO
go 70 Washington IN response 10 a re-
quest from the Colombian Minister there
Tne gunboats BOyaca and Chiquita left
Panama yesterday. Their destination is
unknown. II is rumored that insurgents
have landed al ChOrTera.
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Boston Broker n Suicide.

BOSTON Jan. Z9.-Lane B. SchOfeId. OF
the Stock Exchange firm ot Schofeld.
Whicher & Co.. committed suicide at his
ing.
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rive killed in Mine Explosion.

BRUSSELS. Jan. Zs-Flve men we're
killed and several injured as the result OF
a fire damp explosion in the Qdaregnon
mine today.
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prNcANsoN Eros. An,tlone.r.

UINIANNUN bNVN-, AUcTIcTccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF No. 2Is MONROE STREET
ANACOSTIA-STORE AND DWELLING
b. virtue Of certain deed ct trust IT,
corded ia Liber No 2i22. 90 folio la 20 SEQ
OF the land records Of the District OF Columbia We
shall sell In front of the premises. on FRIDAY
THE Sist DAY OF January A. d. 1902 AT 5
O'CLOCK +. ~. all of lots $50 and 137 and 73s
except The southeIly twelve feet by depth Of
Eeveuty-fye feet Of Tot 58s, together with the i'm
provements thereon Of said lots in DuvsIs adj
dition 90 JniOnt0Wn ID. G.
TERMS or SALE: One-third cash balance in
one and two years. with interest ~ per cent
per snuum, payable sslui-annually: SIOO required
al time ~ sale and the purchaser allowed ten
days from date u sale % complete the purchase.
CHARLES r. BENJAMIN
VIZ. n. ID NCANSON
e25-d&d--exSu Trustees
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TRUSTEES, SALE.
DCNcANsoN BROS. Aaetloas,r..
TRUSTEES SALE OF 10. us FIvvFNTt
STREET NORTHEAST


TRUSTEES SALE OF 10 us FLvyENTH
STREET NORTHEAST
b. virtue OF a certain deed % trust. recorded
in liber No. 300 folio 25l 81 seq. of the land
records o. the District Of Columbia. we win
SELL az public auction, il front o. the premise.
on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY B. 1902. a. 4.30
O'CLOCK Z. ", the follow my eEllibed real s--
tate situate ia tie city OF 81 lsi5uztlu in said
District. Lot numbered thirty-cight (sSa iu
Doris Crupe's subdivision Of lots Ia square num-
bered nine hundred and sixty l960l - per plat
recorded DOB the Office q the Surveyor af said
District. in Liber No. 20. ~ folio %. together
With the Improvements. consisting Of the two
story and basemcni briCk dwelling No. GIs EIey-
CuIL Street northeast.
TERNS-Oue-f0JrtA cash, balance in equsl in
siGl.inents. al cne. two. and three yeals s.iLh
interest at six % per ccntum per anHum. pay
able semi-anuusIly, frc=a day of sale, secured
hy deed Of trust upon the property sold OF an
cash. az the option Of the purchaser A de-
po-it Of $40 viii be required 90 time Of sale.
All convey aucI1C. internal revenue charges and
recording ~ purchasers cost Terms 20 be- com
Plted with within SET DAYS atheTuriss the trustee
reserve The right 90 resell at risk and cost u the
deiauit.ug puretaser-
GEORGE =. EMNONS
Adds Is. BROWNE
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PRISONERS MAKE
dash FOR FREEDOM
Desperate Attempt at Jail
breaking in Indian Territory.
TWO MEN WOUNDED BY GUARDS

SOUTH McALEsTER. I. T. Jan. 29.-The
142 prisoners in the United States Jail
here made an unsuccessful break for lib
erty, and Nicholas Woodbridge, charged
with murder. and Charles Carter. charg-
ed with peddling whisky. we're shot in the
legs by the guards.
The prisoners had been thwarted In an
effort to cut through one Of the walls Of
the Jail early In the day, and they laid
their failure 10 an aged "trusty" They
pounded him nearly 10 death before he
could be rescued BY JaiIer Wilkinson.
General Riot Follows.
A general riot followed the fighting.
The electric light globes in the prison
proper were shattered with coal and Gin
ders. Coal oil lamps we're substituted
and the rioters broke these.
From the security OF the darkness the
prisoners then Qelted the guards with
chunks OF CCal. Jsiler Wilkinson ordered
them 10 desist under threat OF firing upon
them. They made rush for the iron
railing separating them from the outer
door.
Guards open Fire.
About nfty Of them reached the rail
ing and tore IL away anC the whole gang
Of prisoners started FOR the door. Jailer
Wilkinson and has guGrls fred and Wool
eridge and Carter fell Shrek went I'D
from the other prisoners and I'm the dark
ness IL was thought several more had
been wounded The prisoners pleaded for
mercy ana we're ordered back 10 their
quarters.
RinGIeaderS In Irons
The officers removed the two injured
men 10 The hospital and put four OF che
ringleaders ia irons woodbridge is an
Indian who killed ChoctaU SIC II Surra,c
At WbiteEeld in Decemher 1900
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The first case Of smallpox here this
year was discovered yesterday. The
victim Of the disease is William
Davis, colored, of 1906 King Street,
who Is employed at a brick yard
In Alexandria county. The disease is
Of mild form. Health Cficer Z. A. Cor
man investigated the case. The house has
been quarsntinsd.
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Ar. Ezekiel Cade, residing al $40 Duke
Street, died late Friday night after a brief
Illness Of pneumonia The deceased was
seveuty-hve years Of age and rs sur
vived by number OF children and great
grandchildren. Dir. Cade was born in
Philadelphia and came 20 this city after
the close of the civil war.
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THE PER DIEM SYSTEM.
It's Practical Oneration Is Said to Cost
Considerably More.

It's Practical Oneration Is Said to Cost
Considerably More.
The per diem system Of handling cars,
which means a premium on the prompt
movement Of foreign cars and penalty
on their delay, is still being widely dis
cussed
The consensus Of local opinion seems to
favor the perpetuity Of the plan, though
many difficulties have arisen to vex the
accountants and exhaust the patience OF
railway managers All agree in saying that
the practical operation Of per diem co Is
considerably more. but that II II Increases
the movement from TWO hours In twenty
four to three hours In twenty four. II has
increased the efficiency of the cars 90 per
cent without adding any more cars.
The problem was discussed az great
length at the Railway Transportation asso-
clations annual meeting he'd at Buffalo
the other day. Many complaints were re-
ceived on the practical working OF the per
diem plan and the opinion was expressed
that per diem is very much Ike blood
tonic which begins its action by Bringing
all the impurities in the blood to the sur
face so that there are apparently more
than existed before The best recommends
tion of the new rules was considered 10
be the fact that they had shown the
thousand and one defects In the previous
system.
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The World Moves On
AND so DOES THE
WONDERFUL REPUTATION or
Paine's Celery
Compound
No Other Medicine Ever Accom-.
pIished Such Happy Results.

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fering. This is the character Of work thal
paipe's Celery Compound is accomplishing
Parents are saved 20 children and cAil
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Compound has saved tens Of thousands Of
our wealthy and plain people; It will moi
fall In yaur case. BE wise aud follow tn,
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,''ren years ago was So crippled wiz
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