Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-05
THE COURT RECORD
United States supreme Court.

United States Supreme Court.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Harlan, Mr.. Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice
Brown Mr.. Justice White, Mr.. Justice
Peckhann. Mr.. Justice McKenna, Mr..
Justice Holmes and Mr.. Justice Day.
Edwin Burritt Smith of Chicago, H.;
/ Charles E. vroman of Chicago. III: Robert
| A. Holland, jr of ST. Louis, Mo-. and
Almond W. Scott Of Washington, D. c.,
| were admitted to practice.
i al agt. j. A. Smith ct al; submitted by
| Mr.. e. c. Brandenburg and Mr.. Edwin A.
Krauthoff for the Plymouth Cordage Com
pany ct al.
No. 19o-The United States, appellant, agt.
Mary K. Wheeler. administratrix. and
/ No. 525-Mary X. Wheeler, administra-
| trix, appellant, agt the United States;
| mandate granted on motion of Mr.. Z. Z.
| Lancaster for Mary X. Wheeler.
| NO. 1S9-William H. Jones ct al, plain
| tiffs in error. agt. Andrew J. Montague.
1 governor, ct al. and
! No 190-William s. Selden ct al, appel
lants agt. Andrew ]. Montague. governor.
| ct all; argument continued by Mr.. William
| A. Anderson and Mr.. Frank w. Christian
| for the defendants In error and appellees.
| Proceedings after The Star went to press
yesterday:
| No. 615 William X. Vanderbilt ct al, as
| executors. etc, agt. Ferdinand Eidman, as
| United States collector. ETC. Motion to ad-
| vance submitted by Mr.. Solicitor General
| Hoyt in behalf of counsel.
| No. $50. Leung Sing, or Long Sing, ap-
4 pellant, agt. the United States; appeal from
/ the district court of the United States for
/ the eastern district of New York; docketed
| and dismissed and mandate granted, on
| motion of Mr.. Solicitor General Hoyt for
| the appellee.
| No 634 F. Augustus Heinze ct al, petit
| TONERS, agt. the Butte and Boston Con-
| solidated Mining Company; petition for
| writ of certiOrari to the United States cir
! cult court of appeals for the ninth circuit
submitted by Mr.. Wayne MacVeagh in be-
half of Mr.. John ]. Mediation for the petit
TONERS, and by Mr.. James M. Beck and Mr..
I John A. Carver for the respondent.
No. 629-The Morning Journal Associa-
| ton, petitioner. agt. James A. Duke; Pc
| tition for writ of certiorari to the United
| States circuit court of appeals for the
| second circuit submitted by Mr.. Edward
A. Freshman in behalf of Mr.. Clarence ].
| Shearn for the petitioner, and by Mr..
Abram ]. Rose and Mr.. Alfred c. Petite
| for the respondent.
No 632-The Great Western Mining and
Manufacturing Company, &C., petitioner,
| agt. Charles "A. Harris ct al, executors,
&c. ct al; petition for writ of certio-
| rari to the United States circuit court of
! appeals for the second circuit submitted
by Mr.. c. H. Robb in behalf of Mr.. Harlan
Cleveland for the petitioner, and by Mr..
Julien I. Davies and Mr.. Brainard Tolles
| for the respondents.
No. 574-Lena s. Walton ct al, petit
| TONERS, agt. the Wild Goose Mining and
| Trading Company; petition for writ of
court of appeals for the ninth circuit
submitted by Mr.. John NJ Thurston Mr.
| j. w. Hughes and Mr.. D. w. Burchard for
| the petitioners and by Mr. Charles Page
and Mr.. e. j. McCutcheon for the re-
spondent
No. 614-Dexter Horton Co., petition
| ers, agt. London and San Francisco bank
| Qimited); petition for a writ of certiorari
| to the United States circuit court of ap-
| peals for the ninth circuit submitted by
Mr.. William E. Humphrey for the petit
| tloners and by Mr.. Charles e. Shepard
and Mr.. Thomas R. Shepard for the re-
! spondent.
| No. 624-The Nederland Life Insurance
| Company Qimited), petitioner. agt.s Mary
| Meinert; petition for writ of ceritorari to
| the United States circuit court of appeals
| for the seventh circuit submitted by Mr..
| James Lowndes in behalf of Mr.. George W.
! Wickersham for the petitioner, and by Mr..
| Albert J: Beverage for the respondent
No. 63S-J. Raymond Smith, petitioner,
| agt. the Steamship Oneida, ETC.; petition for
| a writ of certiorari to the United States
circuit court of appeals for the second cir
| cult submitted by Mr.. Thomas H. Clark in
behalf of Mr.. Wllhelmus Mynderse for the
| petitioner, and by Mr.. H. q. Ward for the
respondent.
No. 640-Alexander X. Coney appellant,
| agt Continental Building and Loan Asso-
| citation; appeal from the district court of
| the United States for the northern district
| of Californit; docketed and dismissed with
| costs. on motion of Mr.. Thomas H. Clark
| for the appellee.
| No. 264EThe Terre Haute and Indianapolis
| Railroad Company. plaintiff in error, agt.
| the state Of Indiana rel. William A.
| ketcham, attorney general; motions to dis
miss miss or affirm submitted by Mr. R; o. Haw-
| kiDs, Mr.. William A. Ketcham, Mr. R. S.
| Taylor and Mr.. Ferd Winter in support of
motions, and by Mr.. Lawrence Maxwell.
| jr., Mr.. s. 0. Pickins and Mr.. John G. VIII
| liams In opposition thereto.
| No. 626-The United States, to use of j.
| Edward Chairman petitioner aRt the CITY
| Trust, Safe Deposit and Security Company
OF Philadelphia; petition for writ of GER
tiorari to the Court of Appeals of the Dis
trict of Columbia submitted by Mr.. Charles
| H. Merillat for the petitioner.
NO. 637-Herman r. Murray, petitioner,
| agt Isaac c. Wilson, trustee; petition for a
| writ of certioraH to the United States cir
cult court of appeals for the second circuit
| submitted by Mr.. Vincent A. Sheehy for
| the petitioner, and by Mr.. Thomas D. Ram
\ bant for the respondent.
No; 567-Helen Potts Hall, appellant, agt.
| the First National Bank of Bridgeport ct
al; appeal from the circuit court of the
United States for the district of Connecti-
cut; dismissed. per stipulation.
| No. 546-Southern Railway Company.
| plaintiff in error, agt. James L. Carson;
| motions to dismiss or affirm submitted by
| Mr.. j. Altheus johnson in support of mo-
tons, and by Mr.. w. A. Henderson and Mr..
| I. p Cothran in opposition thereto.
No. 1S9-William H. Jones ct al plain.
tins in error, agt. Andrew ]. Montague,
| governor, ct al; and
| No. 1O-William s. Seden ct al, appel
lants, agt. Andrew ]. Montague, governor,
| ct al; one hour additional time allowed
| each side in the argument of these cases.
| or motion of Mr.. John 8. Wise for the
plaintiffs IN error and appellants; argument
| commenced by Mr.. John S. Wise for the
plaintiffs IN error and appellants, and con-
| tinued by Mr.. William A. Anderson for the
defendants in error and appellees
| The day call for Tuesday, April 5, is as
| follows Nos. lS9 land 1901 90 563 SOL
| 591, 142 1874. 81, 1875 and 212.
The probable call for Wednesday April
! g. will be follows: Nos. $685. $751; sol,
142. 1874. 81, 1875. 212, 1876 and POI land 202).
| COURT OF APPEALS-Present the Chief
| Justice, Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr.. JUS
| tice Shepard.
Isaac r. Hit, jr.. was admitted to prac-
| tice.
1323-Holden agt. United States; placed at
| end of general calendar.
| 14O0-Elliott agt Harris; do.
1415-McGuire agt District of Columbia;
| do.
I36S-Colbert agt. Speer: passed.
| 1369-Mosher agt. Whitney ct al; do.
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