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COMMENTS VARY ON
M'MURRY STATEMENT
Course Taken Before General Confer
ence Thursday Night Regarded
as Very Unusual.

In view Of the varying interpretations
that have been placed upon the statement
made before the general conference
Thursday night during the progress of the
balloting for bishop a stenographic report
of the words of DIR. w. McMurry will be
of interest. 1t is to be understood that
numerous ballots had been taken and that
a deadlock seemed to exist between DR..
]. c. Kilgo and Collins Denny and the
votes ich were being cast for DR.. Nc
Murry would have been sufficient to turn
the result in favor of either of the other
men. 1t is regarded as one of the most
remarkable statements ever made in a
general conference. DIR. McMurry said:
"A question of privilege, If you please. l
do not believe any honor can come to an
itinerant Methodist preacher greater than
the honor implied in the expression of
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fGa.fiuaaAd m Ninth 0aAal
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
MutiIated Body Found

Memphis, May 1S.-With a deep cash in
his throat which almost severed his head
the body Of a man whose name is be-
lieved to be w. T. Adams. but whose
place of residence is not known. was
found in marsh on the outskirts of this
city this afternoon. 1t is presumed that
the man committed suicide.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
Ambassador Received.

Vienna, May 1S.-The Austro- Hungarian
minister of foreign affairs, Count Goluch-
owsky. today received the new American
ambassador. Mr.. Francis The interview
was most cordial, and it was settled that
Mr.. Francis will be received by Emperor
jestys return to Vienna from Budapest,
on which occasion the ambassador Will
present both his own credentials and the
letters of recall of Mr. Storer, the retiring
ambassador.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
VIII Report Bill.

Washington, May Ex-senator Newlands
has been authorized by the members of
the interstate commerce commission to
report his bill for the creation of a joint
commission consisting of members of the
Senate and House of Representatives to
frame report as to the practicability and
advisability of a national Incorporation
act for railroads engaged in interstate and
foreign commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
POPE HAS GOUT.
Is Ordered to Bed BY His Attending
Physician.

Rome, May 1S-'rhe Pope has sus-
pended his audiences owing to the fact
that he Is suffering from a slight at
tack of gout
DR.. Lapponi durirg the day visited the
reluctantly.
1t is said the Pontlff will be unable TO
attend the ceremony on Sunday in s.
Peters of the beatlncation of the Domlni-
can friars, who lost their lives in Ton
ulIin.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
Negroes Are HANGED.

Americus, Ca, May 1S.-George Brough-
ton and John G. Rail, negro murderers,
were hanged here today. Both negroes
were thoroughly composed and had but
few words to say to the officials and
colored ministers assembled to witness the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
Furniture Factory Burned.

Owosso Mich, May 18.-The five-story
brick furniture factory of the Estey Man
ufacturing company. known as Factory
"a" was destroyed by fire tonight. The
Lake Ice company's ice houses are also
in ruins. The loss on the furniture fac
tory is estimated at 100000, with insur-
ance of about half that amount
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
Celebrates Anniversary.

Dayton. Ohio. May 1s.-The American
Baptist Publication society began a cele-
bration of it's SD anniversary here this
morning. A report shows the aggregate re-
ceipts from sales for the year in the
publishing department 800, 0,260.31.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
Miss Stevens Defeated.

Boston. May 1S.-Miss Marion Fenno of
Boston defeated Miss Hannah Stevens of
Boston. GO; 81; rs. in the Longwood ten
mis- tournament today. Miss Fenno will
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-19
DELEGATES GET RESTLESS
UNDER THE LONG STRAIN
Model Church viii Be Built In Wash
lnqton-Chair In Sunday School
Pedagogy to Be Estab-
lished.
ToDAYs PROGRAMME.

a. m.-General conference as
sembles.
(Note.-Afternoon and night ses-
sions will probably be held today)
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

n, 20. Stunt. Sas
S4ulgebduoe in Der fanf Weilen iibs
lid bon bier 5elssensn Ortf6aft par.
ton, wuroe gsftern lbsnb burd 6eHsr
aerff6rt. Niemanb bsfanb f6 i'm &c.
bdube ais bas Jeusr ausbra9 unb if
bic @~ntfsbun9s uriads unbstannt.
S4on ldnger tuaren 8sriu9slgema9t,
bic WiiteI FIR elm neuss Gaulhaus bon
ben betr. 8eb6roen 3u srlangen, bod
bsf4lcfen oisfe fiirsli9, ben Bau nod
fir Elm usitsrss Sabr hinnus3ui6ieben.
Dieter umffanb bat au Der 0ermutbung
WeranIaHune 9egeben. baB bisIeiat
8ranoffiftung. OOrliegt. Sas abas-
brannte S9ulbaus prrbe Dor unge.
fdbr Is Sabrsn srbaut unb tofete
$4,000; Der S9aoen 1T nur gum Sbsil
bur9 0erf9erung aebedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
@ladlihe 6amtlien= GrstsniTs.

6err pster SdmmsrIs, Der iopiale
Wirtb Der Columbia 6als. mar eefern
abeno auBer ff1 Dor Grsubs; In Der
6amilis ieines sdpieseriobnes. bes
Serrn Sabs @sIsr, $40 Terrace 4pe.,
III eth iframmsr Sunge ans,tommen
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ben bo4erfreuien gltsrr elm anaeneb.
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@tsss- 0rab.
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t9a Duncan. Jats Jlats. Rdo4sn. -
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2nabe. - Clarence uno 2ena 8ater.
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Wareuerite O'@onnor. 400 Sarris
Str, 3niQinse, 2nabe unb Wdo9en.
O etraut.
Charles Blanten9ip-Inna 2oepsr.
9. &. @o1ele-Warp 6. Wurpbp.
lambert 80. Mad-9. O. 9uean.
@6rifian s. 9arls-@arlotte Wontt
gomerp.
Charles u. Woerner-N. Or. OasQle,
@iaiam s. O'9rien-@orinne Or,
Winter.
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4norep $. 8elsmsser-2o QUITE 6. u.
Reimsr.
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Sobn .. Sobnion-S. 6. @bans.
goparo 6. Bon Burg-Sufan Or.
6resman.
2ouis z. Gulman-Nanie &. Sbomas
Sorsf 2pts-2ilis 8oaarb.
6reb parriib-Wabel Sibers.
ulpies @rant Sonsp-2ulu Sorb.
Carl so. Watber-Sennetta gfel.
gsorse 8. Wilrer-8aibtis Map R.ib,
8efprben.
Jlorenee 5urnes, 4, 805 Horb Nsn
Ssrisp Ctr. - CHARLES 5. 2afner.
rs, 1910 On Is. Str. - alta Wat
Wartin, 26, 402 Shb 5olmes Npe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
LSAug@ C.

Sartman se9en ibren @atten CHARLES
Sartmann lpurbs bonn &i1ter abes.
pieIen.
Die S4sibunasflaee bon Sarrp
O'2earp se9en feline Satin 5rancis
O'2earp uuroe 3u @unfen Der 8ers
tIaaten entf4ieoen.
Die 8~erhanolung Der Sdsibun9s.
fIaas Don Dapio 80. Smith se9e1 feline
Satin gIiSabstb 6. Smith tpuroe
berta9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
Nems Saeorporattonen.

Die fOlgenosn rsuen @eieQi9aftsn
lisBen f4 beim Staatsfefrstdr infor.
poriren:
Die Jarmers ano @iti3ens' ganl
bon 6omsa; Capital $25. 900.
Die @banoelier ano Mrt 8raE
Worts, BON Ridmonb, erbb6te ib,
Rapital BON $50, 900 auf 800, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
GtRbrnM.

Die Wobnun9 bon Sbos. s. @le9g,
1896 Wsft 0stp Oorf StraBs tpuros tn
Der Ta&t bon Sisnfug auf WittmOd
bon Siebsn bsimesiu9t, tpelds fid nit
$22 berei4srtea. Die Poli3ei fabuost
nod ben Giebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

Werbano 8entiGer Weretme.
Grtra:~V eriammIun8 bemte,
Somnerfta8, oen 81. Smnt,
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abbdmgtgen 2nrnbaae. Sas
Gri@etmem aaer 9eIegatem
TIT erunni6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
Salider Mlarm.

Die %ube Der fdotii9sn Ssusrtpsbr
uuros 9sfern bur8 einen falf9sn
alarm esR6rt, tpel4er bon Der Capitol
aOe. uno @aibingtOn Strabe sinoe.
ianot uuroe. 8sim @lf9eineu oerDebr
fteate rs f1 beraus, bah tsia 6sue,
au l6f4en mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

2oeaLD etterberi@t.
S6Dn beute &benb unb ont Sreita9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

@bicasp, 81. Stunt.
SIR Snbiana: SIM gnsemeinen i6Sn
beute abenb unb Sreitag. nit Gnsnabn'e
BON 9 6auer I'M srtrsrne nDrSIi9en Sbetle
beute 9ta6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

0lerlauet - Gin 0eutides Rdb9en fir aIleeueint
s22 spruce Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

%erlanet- Cine mditeriu isben Rontae. Nan.
~ 5ufraseu 1904 9torb Eelaware Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

NHerIau9t-Ndb9eu fur a~lIgemetne 6ousarbtit
aiefue Samilis. Rein mai9eu. SeaGsufra'
gen 1901 gloro Capitol ape. 4"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

N%srIanst-ein Rdb9su FIR eeubbuIihe 5aus'
~ albeit. tIetns camille. gutter sobn. Raa3u'
frassn 1915 9orb GsIapars etraBs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

S%srlanat- Gin gutter Eorter In Der Columbia
~ Gale, Ode gelaipars unb Nc9artp Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

NIsrIaust = Gin fdbissr Snasuisur fur cine Nanu:
~ faetur . NnIaee IN SubiaHopolts. elmer Der
$1,000 Obsr msbr in Gftisn i~noeftiren faun. STEELE
permanent unb sutss eaIair fur ben ri4tiseu Raun.
Bran abrsiHre: SHs.uisur. Office biefes 9lattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

S%erIonat-gi usn juueeu Toun Der bos Ret9er.
Sefbdft su erlerneu pfuiht. Gtner Der loon
etpas erfabruns bat pirb porsetossn.
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@etterbert@t.
@bicasp, 81. Stunt.

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Tbermometerfane.

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Sectipns.D Director.
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Sos tn Der straBt euts StraBe uub 7rottoir.
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Suaenoaeriat.

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oieielbe aus rs8t oirftisen @erbdlt-
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iu9uussn, tpsI@e bonn Hi9ter gsma9t
tpurben. tpurbs In grfabruag esbra6t,
oab bic Gamilie bes Ndo9ens in rsai
otirftiaen Dsrbdltnifen lebt. Die
sanje Gamilis. aus mebrersn psriunsn
~beffebeno, hauf tn einem tleinen
3immsr. In tpsl9em gsto9t, geialnfsn
unb gewobnt tpirbe
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fidtie bsrlnRen battle. tpurbs ~ ibren
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nit iebr i&le&tem Gbaraiter. tpurb'
nod Der Snoicna 2nabeni&ule &C.
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Snperipreeri@t.

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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

SGD&lSL ~
Burton vs. Elkina; commission cancsisd and order
to summon witnesses for plaintiff.
Kehan Washington Railway and Electric Con-
pany: on trial Defendants attorneys. R. r.
Downing. J. V. coughlan. and G. A. Berry. De
fendant's attorneys. c. a. Douglass and George r.
Hoover.
Edmonds vs.. Holden; demurrer oysrruisd. with
leave to plead in ten days. Plaintiffs sttorneys.
Ralston & Sddons Defendants attorneys. Il. ].
May and II. p. s2.yis-
Hutchinson vs.. Tavenner; judgment on writ Of
scire facias for S2s223. Plaintiffs attorney. r. A.
Ford.
Assignment for Thursday, November g. 1876.
No. 73. Kaucher vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys a B. Moulton-J. J.
Darlington
Ne. i2s. United States Cabinet Bed Company vs..
Redmond. Attorneys. II. W. Wheatiey-Hayden
johnson.
No. 81. virginia-Csrolina Lumber Company Va
Elsinger. Attorneys. II. w. Wheatley-Hsydea
Johnson
40. s7ss Landvoight u. Paul Attorneys. Poe &
Putnam-C L. Frailey.
No. al COysill vs. Phillips. Attorneys. l. Ca
bell Willismson-8faioolm Hufty.
No. 3s. Wynkoop vs.. New York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company. Attorneys Douglass & Doug
lass
No. 81. Baumgsrten vs.. Bsumgartsn. Attorneys
Wolf 4 Rosenberg. Joseph saloIon. and W. H.
White
No. ? Rinehart ys Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. Attorneys. +. 5. PerTy-HamiIton
Colbert Hamilton.
~. 55l. Rogers vs.. Parker. Attorneys, H ".
Wheatley-Philip Walker.
No. l63 Lord vs. Emery. Atsorneys. Randoipt
Barton and T. c Dutton--J- Z Ray and ". NJ
Levin.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present. The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan
Mr.. Justice Brew T. Mr. Justice White Mr. justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice McKenna. Mr. Justice
Holmes, and Nr. Justice Day.
c. II. Alexander Of jackson, Miss, and T. \.
Harwood. Of Butte City. Mont, we've admitted 70
practice
No l02 John Woods & Sons. plaintiffs in error.
vs.. Frank Carl. Submitted b. air Charles r
Wilson. in behalf Of SIR. Homer c. Neehem. ioF
the plaintiffs I'm error. and BY Mr.. John Fletcher
for the defendant in error.
No. l3 Original and ex parte. In the matter Of
The Montana Mining Company. Limited. Petition
and argument continued by Mr.. Jackson II. kalston
for the respondent and concluded by Af. Cbaries
J. Hughes ir., for the petitioner. Leave granted TO
both sides 70 ile additional briefs on or before
Friday.
No. So The National Council Junior Order
United American Mechanics Of North America ct
al, plaintiffs IN error, vs., The state Council Of
Virginia. Junior Order United American Mechanics
Of tie State Of Virginia. Argument commenced by
Ar. c. V. Meredith for the plaintiffs in error and
continued by Mr.. Samuel A. Anderson and Nh
Frank W Christian for the defendant n eITor
Adjourned until to-day at y O'Clock The day
call foT Thursday. November 8. viii be as follows;
Nos. 49, 90, o.. 93 81 9s 81, 100. ol, lo3, and lsi
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Probate Court.
TSTIrE G0TIn


Estate o. May A. Brooke: VIII admitted 10 mo-
bate and letters testamentary granted % Julia Nc
Alister and Ernest G. Thompson: bond. 81 500 At
torueys. Tucker & KENYON.
Estate Of Ellen O'Brien; sale finally ratified At
toruey r. S Hume
Estate of Iii Z. Kirby; petition for distribution
fled. Attorney s. Duncan Bradley
Estate d Noel l. Barron order fixing counsel
fees. Attorney Il. Golden Donaldson.
Estate Of George Cohen; rule TO show cause or
dr-d. Att1mlv Julius /. Pey.er
In re Marguerite Estep 60 a. order allowing ex-
pelIdituTts. Attorney, H. Nuship NhcatIev
n ~ Laura :. 0iUnier; order appointing Laura
L. Haycs guardian; bond, S5o3. Attomeys Marion
DuCkett & son.
Estate Of CcmcIia Mosseil viii admitted fa rra.
hate snd letters testamentary granted to Charles
". Mossell bond Sio00o. Attorney, {. H STANLEY.
Estate Of Owen Woods; win admitted TO rTes,afe
and letters tesiamentary granted O. Francis Y Nc
Kenney and J. N. McDermott; bond $1,000 At
tgrneys, J. A Toomey and W d. Sullivan
Estate Of Samuel Cowsill: letters Of administrs-
ton granted 70 Nathan C0wsill; bond, S400 At
turney. William Henry Dennis
Estate Of Mabel |. Scott order accepting petition
in lieu Of account. Attorney. R. Golden Donaldson.
In re BENJAMIN Bland. j.; order Of allowance
Attorney, George F. Collins.
In re Rosie T. Bland ct al: petition for allow
snce fled Attorney ". C. Martin
Estate Of William Farrell; exemplifed copy Of viii
admitted % record.
In re Samuel L. Cook; order accepting resigna-
ton OF trustee. Attorneys, Carlisle & Johnson
In re Bessie Fahnestock; petition to appoint guard
ian fled. Attorney. John Ridout
Estate Of Michael Flahertyi answer fled Attor.
neys. Carlisle & johnson.
Equity suits.
No 2sS71. Charles S. Wilson vs. Garnett s.
Brown; TO dissolve partnership. Complainaut's so
lieitor, II. W. sohoui DEFENDANTS solicitor. John
Rafm.
No 35672 Margaret z. Scbwier vs. John scfvier
divorce. Complainsnts solicitor. Campbell Caring
ton
Law salts.
No issI7 Fred 6. Norris vs. Capuzaya Mining
Company certiorari Defendants attorney c. E.
Emig
Nc 4s9Is Patrick 7. Moran IS. John FrswIev.
judgment Of L / O'Neal J. p, fer Sl76D. Plain
tif's attorney. Il. A. Hegarty
40 iSal9. o. J. S. Gage rs. Eugene NJ FAR:
account si,so2la. Plaintiffs attorney. F. 5. Key
Smith
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Randolph 4. Meneiee. .. and Gertrude weyrich,
q. Rev. Edward ~ Mott
Meryn G. Cook. o. Topeka. Ka7s.. snd Helen
". Bishop p. Rev. J. Z. Mclaughlin
Harold o. GodEin. ., and Mary ". Booker q
Rev. f. ". Blake
Arthur " Eutrey. 3. and Esteus 4. Elgin. q.
Rev. Theron Outwater
Daniel W. Whitney &C, Upton. Mass. and Ma-y
z. BarFsdale, 2, southerland. Va. Rev. J. B.
McLausali1.
Clarence R. Leitch. e. and Minnie N Taylor.
Henry Euis. p. aud Ruth Martin. Il Rev.
Frank VI. Bristol.
Thomas ". Martin. q. ard Lillian Pearl Grove. Is
stapi-ton, Va. Lewis ]. O'NesI J. P.
Herbert 6. L3tmcr. . Brooklyn. y. Y, ard
Lus Heaeruan, p, Daubury, Conn. Rev. R. P.
Williams
Thomas C. Bottoms. %. and Ida I. Gross, g.
Richmond. Va Rer Walace Radcliffe.
Ray K. Courseu, 2 and Ciarissa l. Forman. q
Ralph ; Deraisou. 10. and Cora A. Scott %.
Rev. X. J. FcTmsu
George 4 Walker. 81. Cameron. La. and Mamie
G. Cameron. 15. Rev. T. c. Easion-
COLORED.
Charles Dec. .. and Carrie Brown. 3 Rev.
A. c. GaneT.
Arthur Ford, y and Eliza A Buchanan, %.
Rev. John Richard.
Harry Sueed. =, and Alice A. Robinson. o. Rev.
A. c. Garner. O.
Jesse B. Lee, D. and Clara ~ Upshav. % Rev.
George ". Lee.
Daniel Coles, q, and sarlis Green, D. Rev. ".
Bishop johnson
orrick Jackson. q and Hester A. Howard. %
Rev. George ". Lee.
Jesse Johnson. 8. and Tona sVailes. IS. Rev.
G. ID Harris
Walter Msckatco. 2 and Eirir Peyton. e. Ten,
leytoWn, D. C. Rev. w A. Jones.
Richard BASIL p and Pearl L Bright L.
Rev. shelton Miller.
Montgomery Johnson. 2 and Maria Scot. e.
Re-. Shelton Miller
Ernest wilksTson, u, and Fannie Taylas. q Rev
r. A. Payne.
William l.. De Barfekbsr. o. Nortciair, n
J.. and Yi7gis Sheeiy, p Rer. +. Gunke
Honry Hooper. . ana SARAH Walker. d Rev
Philip Stewart.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
sculptor watches President.

President Roosevelt was under the eye
OF a sculptor for a couple Of hours yes
terday morning, while he received other
visitors on business or political missions.
Mrs. Lilly James Farnham. who is ex-
ecuting a bas relief Of the Presidents pro-
file, sat in his Office studying the express
sions Of his countenance. and from time
to time making such changes in the clay
as seemed necessary. The bas relief Is TO
be placed IN the gymnasium CT the Jacob
Riis NeighbOThood House, in New York
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DEATH RECORD.

Lillian y. Acorn. li2i 5th ST. nv. IS years,
Catherine Bslfimorc Home for Aged. ne- q yEs
Johnson Collins eglS VI. ave. nv. u yeaES.
Harry L. Nyle CT Morton st. NV. ls years
Orlando T. Aistiinglv. Isl Columbia rad, G. rs
Randall ". Elbaff, l9 e. ST. nv. q yaarE-
Dsyid Conneil, GCgt. Hosp fer Insane, 50 sesHa
Sarah H. Wilson, lf9 Mass. ave. nv. 4 vsals
Mary West. EmergeuCF Hospital. - ysars.
Louisa Eariey 81 DiXon's court sS., s. years.
Rosa Dittrich. l6i2 1tb st. nv, g years
Emma J. Bruce, Anger ave, GARFIELD IS years.
William Bowman. Gi2 Tenn. ave. ne, month.
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Decadence of the Thoroughbred.

From Country Life in America.
The thoroughbred. thanks 10 our inces-
SAINT overraeing and abuse of its repre-
.sentauves under the shallow pTetense OF
improving the breed Of horses has
become a cripple. often at birth. nearly
always at two years old; a nervous rat
tlepate. slight OF physique and erratic Of
manners. AS a progenitOr Of harness
horses he IS so prepotent that he con-
trolls both action and conform 3tion; as a
saddle horse or hunter he is too light, too
unsound and too cracked Drained.
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Nc iTa Rigs Place northvsst-John A. Colds
borough to Mary 4. Goldso0foush. lot ns.
square 49, SO.
KaIoFana Heishts-ssms to ssms lot 2. block 6,
SO
Dobbins' Addition-William c. n Even ct uL
TO George p. Nevton lot q. square 7. SO
Wisconsin avenue northwest between and o
streets-i. Donald Miller to Charles Herzog. part
lot 9. square 1913. SO
Moore and Bsrbour's Addition-Annie 2. Irwin e
Vir, William n. 20 Maria Sands. lots ard ).
and part lot 4, block g SO
Hickman street southeast between First snd Sec
oDd stFests-T. Franklin SchBeideT Ct ux. 70
Patrick TFaut lot g. square 7.6 SO.
North Grounds Columbian Observation-Disclosures y.
BrouneT et ux- 70 Harmon 5. Palmer. lots g.
&c. aud S. block Co. sIo.
Randle Hdgbiands-Unlted States Realty Company
to Dennis A Manson, lot 81, square 56A SO.
No. 2zs Florida avenue nerthWest-Richard E. PaiTo
et TX 70 Harry G. Lynch and Angie Lynch,
lot 80. square SO SO.
No. SIS D street northBest-Juius a. MaedeI trus-
tee. to Louise Scott and Emily PoEen. lot q
square 81. 81. Louise Scott ct al, convey same
property % Michael Gatt. SO.
Addition 70 Belair Heights-Gertrude n Hubbard
20 Margaret G. Parsons. lot 20. block 2, 500.
No. 27 Ninth street southwest-Wiiliam A. Cor
don ct al trustees 70 Gertrude n Headley.
lot n, square 5s3 500
II street southwest between Four-and-z-haf ard
Sixth streets-Adrian + Cox 70 Frederick D!etz,
T.. lot g. square s0l, SIC
81 street southwest, between Sixth and Seventh
sIeets-Fenny r. Collins et al 70 George C.
Pmphrey, original lot s and part original lots
and Z. square s6s. SO.
QuifeIafms.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Clark Mills Estste-John L. Knopp et ux. TO Rob
srt Z. Hensey. lot e. So
VI street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
strcess-Emna '. Schneider ct viz Edward L..
to Harry Keistsr. part original lot 9. square
5l5 SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Benjamin r.
Davis et ux. to Benjamin B. Davis half iute-.
est in lot II. block 5. SO.
No. 7S3 Eleventh street southeast-Emma Hemplss
to Leonardo Capossela. lot O. square sl4 SO
No. 1867 Pierce Piace noFthuest-SeEcrn TAYLOR IL
Walter and Annie Daniel. lot s.. square 49, SO.
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Not News.

From the Milwaukee Sentinel
Great news" cried Jack, excitedly.
What is it?" asked his Cousin Nay.
Tn going to marry Vera Koy.'
''Pshawl That's not news. She asked
me a month ago If I'd be her bridesmaid" "
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No. o. Thompson Ts Thompson. Attorneys. An
brose-Thompson & Thompson and J. ". Smith
No. q. West vs. Marshall. Attorneys Mather-
Lester.