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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

American University Park-Sarah J.
CrOissant ct al. 10 W. j.. Starkey, lot
=. block l3. 5000
Fifth and II streets northeast-James
Strayer TO Thomas Rupert Tot 10,
square SD $40
Alley between p and Q. Thirty-th3rd
and Thirty-fOurth streets northwest
Frederick A Linger eJ uN. TO J. Z,
Mann. lots lSS to l9I, square l251. SO.
Park Road-Henry Yost to Herbert
+. Ivers. part lot p. block I'D. SO.
Ninth street northwest, between 1 and
K streets-JOhaEna A Hewett 10 George
l. Goodacre, part original To- g. square
4u3. $40
Le Droit Park-Lizzie Dietz et viz.
Charles, TO Anna S. Church, lot 10, block
.; SO
y street northwest. between Twenty
nrSt and Twenty-secOHd streets-Ed-
mund X Fox ct uX- 10 Hollis c. Clark,
lots l5i. square 40: 800
1929 W street uoTthwesJ-OscaT l.. Mar
Tin ct ny. TO Ella NJ Martin. lot 10,
square 271. 500
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Fulron
r. Gordon ct uN. 10 John 5. Clemence.
lots and g. block 1855; SO.
Reservoir Niew-Jumes +. Hood eI al.
trustees, 10 John A, Massie. lots and
g. block ]; SiSn
BurrvilIe-SIdney + Marshall to d.
II r DruTy, lots L. To D, block @. lots
81 TO 50, block O. section 3: Sic
Park Niew-Aliddaueh x shannon. IN
corporated. TO John Wischhusen. lots p
10 a. square S03l, $40
WASHINGTON Highlands-Charles q.
Taylor TO Rosa NJ Peters. lots and 4.
block II. so.
New Hampshire avenue between .
and r streets-Hclen c. Caudee TO May
B. Adams, lot l45, square l5s SO.
Iugleside-JOhu +. Lynch ct TX. 10
Eva s Leonard lot A.. block 6, $40.
Thirty-third street northwest near
Prospect street-William ID. Green ct
ux. 10 Maggie b. Fisher, lot S, square
1919, so.
et uX- 70 Walter B. Crow, lot 3, block
SauTs Addition-Harry Wardman 10
John r. ErgOOI, lot ., square 2il0. so.
Nineteenth street northeast between
A and streets ana Nineteenth and {
streets northeast-Galen +. Green ct uN
20 jon Harris. original lot 3. square
-llgr aud original lot 9. square 1llS SO
FRANKLIN street northwest, between
Fourth ana Fifth streets-Edward {
iflcha, SI uN- 10 Matte K. Slater, loJ'
- and 10. square $40 $40.
1881 COrcOran street mort Invest and 100
x street nOrthWeSt-Mar r. Adams Il
Frank a. Richardson trustee lot II
square 2io, and lot c. square 2S5. so.
lnterest-Charies A. Limerick TO VII
liam r. Ambrose, trustee. an interest IL
estate of William Limerick. SO
lS7 Tenth street Outheast-Margaret
I Flanagan TO William Umhau mart or.
iginai lot % square $50. $40
Mt. Pleasant-JOhn Cook trustee q
Roger T. Mitchell. lot 80 block & so
Roger T. Mitchell conveys same prOp-
erty 10 John Cook. $40
Fifteenth street southeast, near Soutl
Carolina aVenue-Richard knight Ii
Alfred T. Bache. lot -. square 1860 $40
A street southeast, between Eight
and Ninth streets-Saul Jafe ct ux L
Julia II. Miller, part original lot ,
square 921. SO
Thirteenth street southeast. betWeeI
@ and / streets-William 7. Burgess e
UX- 10 FridOlin Clock and Margaretha b
Clock lot -. square li45, $40.
c street northeast. between Twelfth
Epd Thirteenth streets-William q. Lanl
uX- TO Joseph Schulz and Mary NJ
azSzlz, lot Is, square 1005 sI0.
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Southern Pacific officials state that IL
viii take S2O0p0-D 10 turn back again
the Colorado river but il cannot be done
ia time to save the main line. a new
line will bc rushed beyond the noun
tain ranges for forty miles The Gov
crnments SS.U00 zoo dam ~ LaJuna IS
threatened
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CRITICISE PLAN
Of PRESIDENT
Railroad Experts B elieve e
Rate-making Idea in Mes
sage Revolutionary.

Government rate-making by indirec-
ton IS what the Presidents proposal
In his message 10 Congress means. ac-
cOrding to experts who have analyzed
IL. This is the view entertained by the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
where this recommendation. unnoticed
In other places, Is commented on with
the utmost interest.
The President proposed that law be
passed legalizing the traffic associations
maintained by railroads, and giving
them authority, with the approval Of
the commission. to make rates. Making
and maintaining rates Is. in fact the
real purpose Of such associations, and
the Supreme Court has held them a
violation Of the Sherman antitrust act.
The railroads have been anxious for
years 10 have them legalized. But the
Presidents recommendation is not what
they want.
It is pointed out by expert railroad
lawyers and students of interstate com
merce legislation, that to adopt the
Presidents recommendations would be
equivalent 20 constituting the traffic as
sociations and the Interstate Ccmmis-
sion the rate-making power Of the coun-
try.
As the commission would have veto
power on everything IL would be tanta-
mount 10 giving that body power To
make rates I'm general. AT present II
has 10 such power; il can only make a
rate when the existing one is com
planned against, and IS proved after
hearing to be unjust. Then It may name
the rate that shall supercede il. The
adoption OF this proposal, it is declared
would be the most advanced and reyolu
tionary step yet taken IN railroad legis
latiOu-
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Total Dealings.

capital Traction................ls point
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY
once. corner MINI and F Streets.

Once. Corner Ninth End + Streets.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. s., 600 O10.
SURPLUS, 500. 90 EARNED
Leans IN any amount made On ap-
proved real estate o. collateral at rea-
souable rates
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject TO check.
This company acts as executor. ad-
- ulintstTatOr. trustee. agent. treasurer
- registrar. and IL al other dGuCiaTy ca
paClties-
Boxes FOR rent IN burglar and freproof
vaults for safe deposit and storage ot
valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON ..-............. President
John A NbPE-..-...---- Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice Presiden,
ANDREW PARK Eft----.---- ----- 7 reasJIreT
HARRY q, MEEA-.-..-.. Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR ..-,-... Assistant Treas urer
THOMAS ERADI-EN- ---.-..- Real Estate OficeG
FRED K BERGER-.-..Trust Officer
REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Ii prepared 10 assume the management OF
your real estate. Careful attention given tl
all dstailz-
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Greatest Net Loss

American Security and Trust. 3 points
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

I 5. Steel 5s...- g7zs g7i4 s7& s7ls %.
In. Metro. 4IEs 81 81 sos SOS 81
Pa Conn. I9l5.. $685. 93ss 1885 1885 9si
Money ...-........ )
q. North. Ore. SOlk S0ls 1914 79a. 7s
Total sales to noon today. 1850
Total sales yesterday. I, ,29I, 400.
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PANIC AFTER EXPLOSION
OF GASOLINE STOVE

Panic seized the inmates of the home
of Mrs. Catherine SurGuy. at 12l5 X
street northwest, at noon today. when
an oil stove in Mrs. Surguy's bedroom
exploded Frantic men and women
rushed from the house in an endeavor
10 get away from the flames which snot
up from the burning oil. The bed clothes
caught fire and IN a few minutes Jne
room was filled with smoke,
Some one, however, turned in an alarm
OF fire. The fire department responded
to the call in a few minutes and eXtin-
guished the blaze The damage was
slight and no one was Injured.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
COTTON MARKET PRICES
WERE NOT MAINTAINED

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Thc unexpected
strength displayed by the cotton market
al Liverpool at the close was not fol
lowed closely by the local cotton market
this Ia TninE on account of pressure
credited TO Wall Street interests.
First prices here We're only five TO
nine points higher. an. after the call the
advance was reduced to about four
points.
Opening quotations: December. $50
bid; January, 9-4Oa9-41 March, 96OG96l;
May. 9.76d9.0; June, 9.S3, and July,
9 S6G9.S7.
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Capitol Hin Entertainment.

A large audience was entertained
Thursday night, December 13. by the
Capitol Hiu Orchestra, at St James
Parish Hall. Eighth street, between b
and c northeast The members OF the
orchestra are: Prof. Samuel B. Pole,
director. violinist, S r. Kirby, Russell
Pole. Samuel Pole. John Y. Phillips ir..
and II. 6. Wood. cornet, Mitchell
Phillips: clarinet James D. Hobbs;
cello. ]. Space Fissell. mandOlins, Will
lam StOcketJ and Ernest Thompson
piano Isidore Potter.
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REQ Men Elect Omcers.

psceola Tribe of Red Men has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Joseph b. Ewald. sachem; Y. G.
Minton. senior sycamore. II. NJ. Mays.
Junior sycamore. a. Fl. Butcher. pr0ph-
ct; c. Nagel, chief OF records; r. F.
DoWnham. collector Of Wampum. Fred
Klaus, keeper OF Wampum; John A.
EwaId, representative of great council
John A EwaIu, b. r.. Betus, and w. A.
Ferguson. trustees.
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WILL INVESTIGATE
PRIVATE ASYLUMS

NEW YORK. Dec 15--Asserting that
startling conditions exist I'm many Of
the private insane syIums in this city
that many persons have been committed
TO them Illegally and are being held in
them, and that many of the places have
no licenses. the state commissioner of
lunacy announces that he viii begin a
search rag investigation that viii close
many OF the Sanitariums.
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The WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales and quotations
of tOday's market:
Washington Railway and Electric =,
$500 AJ2s, 81. l.O00HA6ia-
capital Traction, 2gal4i, 2OaI44, 2Jal4i,
1Ultl4i JfHl44
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. i10ofA. 5tVooiS JTd SOS, 2uo6is.
25u66l4. 5NdS6l4, 50dS6l4. 59dS62s.
Washington Gas. 2jU5Sa4.
MergenthaIer. 25u2U0, lJd2e1
Greene Copper. leH32ss, jtu327s.
Mitchell Mining. 1OJH5lz. tDuyer Coz.
American Security and Trust, l0a 2S1.
l0M2S0, lUU2S0.
FiTemens Insurance Company 25d221z.
Security StOTage-5Nl52
After CaII-Mitchell Mining. 460U5la
tbuyer, CO., lCOU5Iz tbuyer COZ, l0O8 i.
(buyeT. Coz. l0Ou55a tbUyer. co.
Greene Copper. 5Sd3254.
Capital Traction. 1O9ul4A
MergeuthaIer 10QlS9a4.
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Program at St. Mary's.

At ST. Mary's Catholic Church tomor-
row evening the vesper service will be
celebrated. and inc psalms chanted by
the male chcir at 7:30 O'Clock. The ser
mon Will be delivered by the Rev-
Father Peschges. Of the Apostolic Mis-
sion House, Bro Jkland.
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GIRL ATTACKED BY BOY.

Carrie LazelI. eleven years old. living
at Brentwood road and Rhode Island
avenue northeast. was returning home
from school yesterday afternoon. when
she was assaulted and knocked down
on Rhode Island avenue. near the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad tracks, by an
unidentified white boy.
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Railroad Freight Notice.

The Washlngton-S Southern Railway
Companv. in compliance with the re-
Quest OF the merchants OF this city, has
issued notice that the local freight de
1ot of that road will bc temporarily
transferred o-i Monday the 3lst, from
tbc new Union Station 10 the old freight
station. at the corner OF Henry ana
Cameron streets.
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ELECTION
At ALEXANDRIA
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
and OSceOla Red Men
Hold Elections.
LOCAL DAIRYMAN DEAD
WASHINGTON TIsIES BUREAU,
Alex ANnRIA VA DEC II

largely attended and interesting
meeting Of Grace Church Chapter, No.
l3I. Brotherhood of St Andrew, was
held last evening. at which the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year. Reclor, the Rev. Edgar
Carpenter; director Henry Harris; vice
director. Carl Conway BrGWneri secre-
tary. ClaSe Starneli. treasurer, Arthur
King, delegate 10 executive committee,
Warren Grimes.
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JOHN D. RAISES WAGES
OF HALF A MILLION

NEW YORK Dec. l5.-The Standard
oil Company viii increase the wages of
10000 employees 10 per cent. beginning
January L This viii affect all men re-
ceiving less than S1o0 a month. 1t will
Indirectly benefit 1000 600 persons.
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STOCKS ADVANCE
At THE OPENING
Noon Closing Showed Slight
Rally From Bottom
Prices.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-The stock mar
ket opened with majority of the issues
showing advances, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit advanced y. AtchisOn and Anal
gamated ss Union Pacific, Reading, and
Colorado Fuel, "A, and St. Paul and
Steel common. =. Great Northern ore
certificates advanced ia aud reacted y.
The market closed at slight rally
from bottom prices.
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Local DaiTyman Dead.

Thomas O'shaughnessey, a well-knoWn
dairyTnsn Of Baheys Cross Roads, died
al his home last evening Mr.. OShaugh-
nessev was forty years of age and was
unmarried Ills funeral viii take Mace
from Fails Church Monday afternoon
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Hotel Johnson Cafes.

All the choice grades of Oysters. Broil-
ed Live LObsteTs, Chesapeake Diamond
back Terrapin and other sea food, direct
from the catcheTs- Lifetime experience
Noon Lunch, Table d'Hote Dinner and
Service a Ia Carte.
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LOCAL MENTION.
You can oEder sehneider's Fruit

and Pound Cake for Xmas
At all Schneider's Market Stands. or or
your grocer. order d supply and save
the bother OF home baking Only z5e 10.
none finer at any price. Schneider
Malt" Bread fresh every day, al
grocers'. Order IL for your table ana
have the best.
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Buckingham's 25c Christmas mixtures,
3 lbs 81 90: 4Oc mixtures. 3 lbs. 81. SpecIa,
rates TO churches. 231 Pa. ave. Sc; I9 II
st NV.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
BANK STATEMENT.

The deficit OF the banks has been re-
duced by S. .0S3 125 to a deficit of 81 500 .O5O
Last year the banks held a surplus of
s.. 96l .075, and two years ago the surplus
was H. $40. 625.
eIncrease.
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s2s GraphOphones sI7; s. Down and soc

per week. Gold Moulded records, 25c
pictures worth $3.50. s1.25. S5c. 95c; big
bargains in pianos and organs; sewing
machines, 81 down, soc per week Rob
ertson & Co. 1910 7th St NV
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Buy Your Christmas Candies

AT GEO h. SHEETZ $ 10TH AND + SITS
NV. 100 DELICIOUS VARIETIES. $50 LIB.
OTHERS ASK 60c FOR SAME GRADE.
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To Play Basketball.

The Alexandria Athletic Association
and the 81. Peters basketball team viii
play a game Of basketball at Schuler S
Hall this evening
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No Beer Like "ROyal PiIsen"

Is the verdict of all who try this superb
light brew. Have you tried it? On
draught at bars. Abner-Drury Brew Co.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
The Kodak Repair Shop.

We repair Cameras and shutters; call
ed for and delivered. 1911 Eye NV. Drop
us a postal ----.,
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DEFICIENCY Bill PASSED.

The urgency deficiency bill, carrying a
total appropriation of $5S1, 800, was pass
ed b.! the House today. -
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Santa Claus Headquarters.

Ask for anything in toys or Xmas
gifts. The Fair has II 10 TO 2Oeo less than
others The Fair, SIS eth st. and 1712 18th.
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Tree Toys, Tinsel, Scrap Pictures,
Favozs. Toys. Fancy Paper. Etc. GouIds
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Bapusms Sunday night by L. Hez
SVEN, ID Baptist Ch.. 4th < Va. ave. Sc.
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We relieve aching feet. ]. ]. Georges
& Son. Inc. l2ll Pa. ave.
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS.


LOU0tRtiOHs furnished y Charles O. Gates
L Co., Munsey Building; Members New York
stock Exchanged
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Red ImmOrtelles, IS Cents Per Bunch,
Chiropodists of Reputation.

Christmas wreaths from 35 cents up al
Kramer's. SIC F st. NV.
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Coall COall Coal!

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. ].
& NJ. c. Grace. 4th & ne. Phone E. 23s
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Lamps for Christmas,

Also Gas Lights
1904 G. G. A. Muddiman & Co. Gle 18th.
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
n. Y. STOCK Market

EQuotatlons furnished by Charles @. Gates
& Co. Afunsey Building; Members New YORK
stock Exchanged
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President J. J. Hin. when asked about
the ruling of the attorney general of
Minnesota that the Great Northern rail-
way cannot issue SEQ Co., 600 new stocks
without the consent OF that State
through its board OF railway commits
siouers, said this action did not give
either him or his company any pIrticu-
lar concern
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]. Richard Riggles, e27 9th n. W.
Artistic Materials and Jap-a-Lac.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Dirtrtur Of tho Fifth Avenue Bank.
of New York, have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of - per cent, pay
able January l.
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Directors of the Bank OF North Amer
lea have declared the regular semi
annual dividend OF / per cent and per
cent extra.
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Special offer for 30 days Faber. SO2 7th
St, formerly 430 7th ST.
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Had Received Complaint.

TIE requests for an investigation Of
the responsibility of the commissioned
officers point out that they should have
known that such "a large number as
FULLY "a score Of soldiers had left the
reservation with their rifles. and tina;
they should have known the feeling that
existed between the negroes and the
people of Brownsville. Mr.. Stewart :
report shows that the officers had re-
ceived numerous complaints against the
disGrderly conduct Of the soldiers while
iu that towE.
The feeling is rapidly developing in
the War Department and Mt the Capitol
that the President viii either amend oI
withdraw his executive order dishouOr'
ably dlscharging the three companies
and forever barring them from the Gov
eminent service in whatever capacity
In order that any of those who car
prove thcmsel YES innocent may re-enlist
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Park Hotel. Winter Garden. RathskeileE.
n. 7. ave. and uth Sc. +. Endrees. Prop.
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During the time Nip.ssinE has been
traded in ON the New York curb the
capital stock has changed hands per
haps FIVE times, equivalent 10 6,uoooo'
shares. The tax OF cents per 100 shares
ON this would amount 10 $4,000
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Wish to Re-enlisr.

Three OF the soldiers have applied 10
be allowed to re-enllst.
The recruiting officials have instruc-
tions 10 pass the evidence up 70 the
Military Secretary for examination. and
il may go To the Judge Advocate Gen
eraI FOR an opinion. If suCh evidence
would seem 10 indicate the innocence OF
the men. il must go 10 Secretary Taft
for his examination. If he is convinced
Of their Innocence tCeiT cases will then
so 10 the President tor final action.
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INTEREST WAVES
IN GREENE STOCK
Tremendous Falling Off in
the Trading With Prices
Barely Steady.
Features of Today S Market
Most Active Stock.
Greatest Net Gain.

Wash. Railway preferred. .a2e shares
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WOULD INPLICATE
WHITE OFFICERS
IN TEXAS RIOTS
Court-Martial Order Fol
lows Request for In
yeStigation.

At least two. and possibly all. OF the
white commissioned officers OF the
Twent1 NTH Infantry, who were on
duty il connection with the first bat
TALON IF that regiment at the time OF
the fatal rioting in Brownsville, Tex,
last August are 10 be couTt-martialed.
By direction of the President, the
Secretary OF War has ordered the trial
by a special court Of Major Charles w,
Penrose. in command Of the first bat
talon. and Capt. Egar A Macklin, OF
Company c, that battalion. Il was ru-
mored today that when these cases are
well under way charges also may be
formally made against the officers held
responsible for the conduct of the mem
bers of Company . and Company ID, Of
the First Battalion. The trial IS ordered
on the ground that the officers are al
legged TO have failed in their duty 10
prevent and suppress the riot
Few Were Surprised.
This order was not entirely unexpect-
cd in military circles and among SEN
ators and Representatives. Since the
three companies Of coiored soldiers were
dishonorably discharged. without trial,
both the President and Secretary OF War
have been besieged with requests that
there be some procedure TO determine
whether the commissioned officers in
command OF them had any knowledge
Of what is officially termed the mur-
derous assault upon Brownsville and
whether they were guilty Of neglect IN
not attempting To stop il.
General Darlington and other War
Department officials VINO investigated
the incident, reported that the commits
stoned officers were innocent OF all
knowledge, and consequently Of respOn-
sibilitv of the matter. GilchTlst Stewart,
after his recent personal investigation
contends differently, however, and since
his report mas been sent 10 the White
House and Senate. the President has
been urged 10 investigate Mr.. Stewart s
report
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The Western Union Telegraph Com
pauy's quarterly report for the quarter
ending December 81. 1906. shows a de-
crease of S4U7, $50 in net revenues. as com
pared with the same period last year.
In fact. there has been gradual ran
ing OF in net revenue since 1903, the
quarterly report for the period ending
December 81. 1893 representing Sl4IlS5
excess IN net revenue over the present
report.
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The American Bridge Company.
subsidiary OF the United States steel Cor
uoratiOn. so far this year has booked
i'm the neighbOrhOOd of G5oUJJ tons of
new business. and there is every iudica-
tion that before the close of the year
the total will reach 7U0oJU tons This
is the largest amount of business ever
booked in a single year by the American
Bridge Company.
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Sc Dozen for "a Cabinet Fotos,
The Washington times., 1906-12-15

When the first of the year comes il
must be remembered that many millions
will be- required 10 meet the unprece-
dented interests and dividend disburse-
ments. Arrangements for these now
are being made. So that If money rates
go up no one need be particularly sur
priseG
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Society Elections.

Election of officers was held by
the Masons on "Wednesday night and
the following men elected; j. II.
Rowland. ". NJ; Jack Lappin, $.
W, j. c. Niece. J. W; II NJ. Web
ster. treasurer, Harry Alkine, secre-
tary. J Pittser. :. II: 4. NJ. Thomas,
J. d.; Doctor Hyatt, 5. s; +. Won
Stein. J S, Henry Purrier. tiler
Election of officers held by the
Oddfellows resulted as follows: vii
liam Strunk. Noble Grand; DIR. y.
J. Hyatt, vice grand; Clarence Adam.
secretary; Joseph Blackstock, trea-
surer. Doctor Hyatt was appointed
lodge deputy by the grand master.
Officers elected by the Rebecca .
were Mrs. Carrie Eastman, noble
grand, Grace Stevens. vice grand.
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Mostly TAX aATn
Czu1v Canxissnnso Sann1 TUs
0svs alasking abess shs fsz-
osves luAessus

Tn tie i3Gh, commissioners Cod
hns. Elock aud Custer met IN ape
c,al session B,ll. we're aliowci and
the cOauiy treasurer wa. authorized
b. acceri taxes tsr 1895 .Fsan vslua-
t,oa ef 30 fr improvements "a
WASg group
Bind. 81 Annie NJ Ds~n~v ..
couniy treasurer IN sum 81 <.i,sO
Sas approved. also boag ot TO-
go as sureiy for pHblIc tr.-tee.
he coauiy tr. s-rrer was author
lied 10 accept : IL fr tax tItIe to
lots |, ,. aud ;. block ,. Gothic from
o. = Thomas.
Grocers bonds ot la Reynolds at
Ohio CITY aud Jas smith at >omer-
set were approved aud saloon lie
enses ISSUED
Report 4 Z II Nsier with check
Tor $50 road poaev. collected M and
around farlin was approved
A number Of official bonds wers
then approved
Next meeting will be held on the
third Of January.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Speeial offer in Fancy Stationery

The News s-CnAMpIoN this year re
news its special offer OF 100 sheets
embossed ladies' stationery with en-
velopes to match for 50. This is
the very prettiest stationery made as
scores of pleased customers can tes-
tify. 1t comes in assorted colors
and sizes. with two letter monogram
stamped in gold, silver or blue as
you like. This furnishes one of the
most desirable holiday presents 90
ing, as every lady is pleased with
dainty, embossed, high grade note
paper 1t is always in good taste
and the cost is reasonable. Call
and see samples. Get your orders
in early.