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anda.hah stTects-John Miller et VA 70 William
ST. jenkins lot -. square SIS. SO.
h street southeast. between Thirteenth and Four-
tecuta s,reets-J. Harris Franklin % Emmanuel
b. shaver. lot % square 1915. SO
Grant Park-J0hH T. T. White 20 uI. 10 Louisa a
Jackson. lots g. So g. and S. block J. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsms-Thomas II.
g. Todd et NIX. 20 John 7 Crovley. lots and
2, block 3; lots g. e u. and I9. block s. lots y
and % block g, lots % Gud y, block j., SO.
&c - X street northeastPstTics Crowley 81
70 jeremiah O'Couu0T. lot s.. square e19 SO.
No, 70 y street southHest-Waitcr :. Barker r.
ux. 20 r. =. ". Schmidt, l0t IS. square i35. Sl0
Ninth street northwest between T aud Z streets
Msy A. P5ier 10 Louis and Annie Sherman.
part lot u. square $50. So
I street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets Katharine /. johnson q Fir John o.. %
Norman p Ryon. Dot 60 square 1902 So
frosucct street northwest, retween TEirty-sec0ud
and Thirty third streets-Charles II. Uppermsu
Of a. 20 Mamie Heard part lot T. square lzls
&c.
Maryland aTeuus northeast. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets-Aadrew Oehuauu to
ssbIus BisEs. part original l0t s. square 1886 $40
NJ. ISIS Sixteenth street uOrthWest-L0UisC T. Per
kiEs 10 Susie T. Crenshsw. part lot IS and =
zIuare lgI SO
Washington Highauds-Charlcs g. TAYLOR 10 John
MoNatt. lots %. 90 aud 81. block Is SO.
Back stTcet-NIliam a. Cusra-d ~ Tx. % Tesgie
7. Trader. rsrt lot g. square 1900 SO.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lsi-Susis 7. Creushav CT vir Augustus r.
10 Samuel r. ERmous and Theodore y Gin. to
secure National Academy Of Sciences s. Geo. 3
sears. per cent. semi annually. Dart lots 3
and . Same % William 4 Hi and RiSaald
W BcaH. 10 secure Louise l. Perkins. $500 /
% . months and 2 T. and S years. per cent.
sCmi- Annually. same property
square 70-E6Esrd N Duliu CT Tx 10 Prank T
Rawlings and hsrry II. ConseF- 20 secure d. T.
T. Drum, go, years. PER cent, semi
annually lot 49,
Square 337-Johu ". Roth e. Tx to Frank G.
Butts and T. A. Cairnes 20 secure Lula n
Mccormick, S1l90 10 a months. c per cent,
University Park-Jessie IT, Bailey e. viz William
r. 90 Washington Loan ard Trust Company. TO
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ti0n. 500 lot ls block a.
Square Z5-LIlan NJ TImmons 20 Washington
Loan and Trust Company. 20 secure Equitable
Co-1perstiFe Building Association. $ 600. lot Z
Square loi6- Emmanuel b. Shaver O. uX. 10 James
r. Ellerson and Thomas r. PicS51rI. 20 secure
Percy W Pickford $50 ! TO IS months per
cent. lot %
square H-Deunis Conner ct ur 20 Edmond Fitz-
gerald and John J. FeTan. 20 secure Enterprise
Serial Building Association. $3.50. lot 80.
Square i35-R. T. " Schmidt 1t uX 10 Chauin
Brown and Henry H. Bergusun 10 secure
Oriental Building Association, No. G. s. 90.
Square S53-Jerome r. sram. trustee. and Mary z.
Wilson TO John Scrivcuer and Robert T. l.
smith, 10 secure jerome i. Stshl $3.50.
years. per cent, semi-anuually, part lot g.
Square 5B-L0uis Sherman e uX 10 William A.
Hill and Charles ". Simpson, 90 secure Mary
A PolsT, $500. years. per cent semi
annually. part lot d.
Square 51i-SaTah " Russell ot vir Ben to Arthur
T. Brce and William J. lIather. 10 secure John
II Jones. NM0. years. 5 Der cent semi
annually Tot T.
Square l9-l-ChsTles A Sickel Ct TX. 10 James A
Cahil and George ". White 10 secure Dennis
Brown, 500 years, per cent, seu,i-aunuallv
lots 3. q. and 60
Square g7s-Catheriue : pefshsU 20 Elmer T.
Ramcy and Bernard +. Mmmacs To secure Isaac
Hazictt, 5000, years, 5 per cent, semi annually,
lot -
Mount Pleasant Carrie J. King CO VIZ. Charles ".
j., TO John T. Arms and Samuel 4. Drury, to
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Randls Highlands-Uni:ed States Realty Company
10 john W, Lindsay lot /, square 56E. So
Thirteenth street northwest between and S
stTeets-HCnry Evans 81 u1 10 Gustav Werner
I0J S. square 20. SO.
Second and streets southuest-William y. Henry
81 al. trustees, TO William Bresrlcy. north half
original lot n, square COL sIS555.
West Eckington-Richsri II. Barley q al. 20 Wal
ter u Weir. lot -. block T. SO.
Washington Heights-H Herman = Gasch Ct TX 10
Susie OsweIl, east half lot l5 block T. $40
Trinidad-Diller Y Grch 90 Daniel T. Grady Ist
g. block L. $40
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secure Lee Brown. 500. years. III cent
semi-auualy, lot ~
West Eckington-Waltsr u. Weir e NIX to Robcrt
Lee o. Brien and Julius A. 8lsedel, IN securs
u. S. Mackau. 500 years. Per cent, semi
annually lot o.
Square south q 635-Charies V. Shics e VI. 70
George W Brown and Wiiliau KeF 10 secuHs
William A. johnson. 500 JeaTs. per oeut,
semi-znnuaiy. lots 8 90
Square 5l6-WiIiiam II. jenkins u w 70 Benjamin
J. Leighton and John H. Miller. 10 secure John
Niller- S50. years 5 per cent. scmi-snnusily.
l0t 25T same % sane % seGIe samF. S75s9 !
% s. months same property
TriUidad-Daniel 7. GTsdy q uI. n Diller =.
Croft and samuel scrivener. 90 secure Diiler r.
Croft 42G monthly notes. pcr CENT. lot Sc.
block p
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
To Receive Cuban Fnnh.

The President yesterday commissioned
J. D. Terrill. who is chief law clerk in
the Office of Comptroller Of the Treasury.
as receiver of public moneys in Cuba
under Gov Magoon. Mr.. TerriH was au-
ditor OF Cuba under the American mill
tary occupation preceding the Palma ad-
ministration.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of AppeaIs.

Court OF Appeals.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice 8cComas.
and Mr.. Justice Bohb
Edward Adcock. Walter A. Pinchback. and John
A. Kutz. j.. were admitted 10 practice.
No. III. Moran IS Wagner; argument con
tinued b. Mr. J. D. Sullivan aud John Ridout for
appeilees and concluded b. Mr.. II. ". Sohon for
appellant
No. 1901. Heroes vs.. Richards; submitted.
Ne. iSs9. Heroes vs.. Richards passed.
No ib5- Mctarlsue Kirby. argument com
menced b. Mr.. c. Z. Emig for appellant and con
tinued by Mr.. p +. Leighton for appellee and
concluded by Mr.. {. =. Emig for appellant
No. lL eros Normeut motion that mandate
issue forthwith ogerruled.
No 20 Original slater - Taylor. petition for
allowance q SPECIAL appeal DENIED.
No. IVA Brown Savings Rank Grand Foun-
tain L. q. T. r argued b. Mr.. A. A. Birney
for appellant. submitted By Messrs. j. 5. Easily
Smith and ". J. Lambert Tor appellee.
No. i7ls. Stone Vs. Fowkes: and
No. I7I9- F0Wlkes Is. STONE. placed al foot Of
docket
No. II McManus Lunch on motion the ap-
pellant. McAIanus Is allowed % ME brief herein
within one week. aud the sppcilees 10 he reply
brief 80 advised argument commenced b. Mr..
Y. C.. Johuso1 FOR appellants
No. l7A District q Columbia Cant: jUdE
ment q Police Court affirmed. Opinion b. SIR
Justice AfcC0mas
Assignment for WEDNESDAY. October e. 1906.
On hearing. No l.ZI. MsNanus IS Lynch. Au-
pellsuts attorneys " g. johnson and j. NJ Car
Isle appeiles's attorneys. J. Il. Wilson and j. H.
Wilson 7
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ed and there entered the room appareled
in a shimmering satin empire gown, whose
jeweled drapings spoke of bygone courts
and queenly gatherings-Miss Francine
Elliott.
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Nos 50 and So 1IacEy Us. Bishop. Attorneys.
Robinson Whte-E. J.. Giss
No. ST. Schrader vs.. Luckett. Atoneys-H. ,.
Davis-W. II. Sholes
No. 81. Gay We Nendel Attorucys Ealst1n a
siddons ard u W Wheatlcy-H J.. Franc.
No. 81 Caldwell IS. Brown Attorneys L T.
Everett p. Lotius
30. 81. Warwick rs staples. Attorney. George Z.
Hoover
Bankruptcy Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
IN re Charles ". Butler hearing on Discharge
fixed for N7Ycmtrr
IN re- Thomas +. WsEsamaHi sale finally TatiHed
and conveyance ordered
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD
Estate q George II. Brown. petition Tor probate
Of VIII fled. ATTORNEYS. John Ridout snd J. c.
Mattingy
Estate Of Marx E. satsF. rm dated Fetrasy %.
1872 FLED
Estate Of Mar Helen Grssby: VIII dated Jsnu-
aB H. la5. alcd
In re Edward Lloga =, ct a.; order appointing
ElTard Llosd guardian. bond, Sl9o- Attorney,
Cundsl 9Iacker
Estate u sarah HONEY viii admitted as ~ real
estate Attorney. l. i. Linton
Estate Il Hiram Luekeit. letters Of administration
granted 20 Auic l. DOugias. bond $50 Attorney.
y. Luckctt
Estate ~ Lizzie l. Meade. VIII adrtItted n ra-r-
bate aud letters tcstsmeutay granted % Edward
" Jones aud Bertha GRAY bond So53 Att1ucy
George r. Williams
Estate % John Fraas, order authorizing T. r
Msaigan % conduct basiness. Atteruey. A. r. Bel
Estate Of Henry 4. Johns viii dated July 9.
1900. FLED
Estate o. Edwin 2. Har; petition 10 sell real e.
tate fled ami order q r5teeucc. Attorney. J. J.
Darlington
Estate Of Mary s Duncan: win dated June d.
1906 fled
Estate q Thomas Quinn. VIII admitted 70 probate
and letters tcst-m-utzry granted % Hugh Quinn:
bond 800 Attorney. &. G.. Miller
Estate If Jann Hill; petition for probate q VIII
flied. Attorney. James O-SbCa.
Mechanics Liens.
No. S5E- Thomas r. RILEY ". Osterman & But
ler; lots e-5 90 637 block J. Mount Pleasant Sl7 s.
Attorneys. Douglass q Douglass
No. 55iS same Es. same lots % 10 l09 block t.
ingeslde S-5l-si. Attomcgs Douglass a Douglass.
No. $50. National Mosaic Company vs. William
Il German, lots g. g. and TO- square 1914 &c.
Equity suits.
No. a6e. Frank Pitzer CT al IS District Of Co
lumhia injunction and cancellation of taxes. Com
p,ainauf solicitors. Hallam a Hallam
No. 865o samuel C. Rcdraan. guardian. IS
Edith T. Reduan et al.i 70 sell real estate. Com
rlainants solicitor, ]. A. Lyuhsm
Law Suits.
No. 1851 MARY Z Wilson e. al. vs. Chester A.
snow. elecimeut Plaintiffs attorneys. Eugene
Csr1si and Charles J. Cargsi
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.Iobn A. Krntz. Jr. Admitted-

On motion Of Peyton Gordon. pardon at
torney in the Department OF Justice, John
a. hratz, jr., private secretary 20 Attor-
ney General Moody. yesterday was ad-
mitted TO practice IN the Court Of Appeals.
SHY YOUR I'D. IN THE HERALD
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BANKRUPTCY Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re Charles " Butler hearing on Discharge
fixed for November
IN r. Thomas r. Wsrgamau, sale finally ratified
and conveyance ordered
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Equity Court No. l.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLARAUGH

CHIEF JUSTICE tLABAUGH
Chambers SIS. Proctor leave 20 make psrty de-
PENDANT granted. ConpaInaut's solicitors Wells
Hoover 4 Wells aud George b. Calvert defendant
solicitor. J. NJ. Proctor
Belr0se IS. Belross, auditors report finally rati-
fed. Compla insnt's solicitor samuel MADDOX. de-
PENDANTS solicitor J. Is. Greer
No aaiznuent for to-da~
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Equity Court No. =.

-LN44ik tDl III.
Abrams "a Gzfney rule 20 shur cause rcturnRble
October ~ Complainant soicltors Irving VIII
iamsou and Fountain Pcston. Defendants solicitor
F. J. Wirsner
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Circuit Court no. 1.


james CTosEeIl judgment Ga verdict. Plain
u1s attorneys Thompson q Laskcy: defendants
attorney, s. u. Truitt.
Hodge v. Alexander, Judgment b confession for
sisa Plaintiffs attorney. ?. Edward Mitchell
Tower Ladd, verdict fer plaintiff fcr NsssI
Plaintiffs attorney. /. d. David; defendants at
torury. ". +. Plumley.
BenggI Knopp. uy respiied- Plaintiffs At
tcIucys. Marion Duckett a son. defendants Al
tcrueys. Wilson & Barksdalc.
MaTbIry Is LUsksy- judgment bv consent f1F
$50 Plaintiffs attorneys. PcysaT 4 Hicks, defend
ants attorneys, thompson A Laskey.
Guerdram w.. Slye; motion for new trial fled
Piaiutr.'s attorney, y. L. JeHords, DEFENDANTS At
tcIuey &. u. FItts
Assignments Tor "Wednesday October a. 1915:
No. 8. NeBton vs. Union Transfer Company. At
torneys, J. J. Darlington and r. b. Behrend-H z.
Davis
NJ. l57 Watson vs Neslins. Attorneys. Edmund
Hill. IT,. T. W Watson, and George D.. Collins
Leo Simmons.
No. S5 kessier VI MaETuder. Attorneys II. W
Wheatley-R. r. Downing sod ]. Y. Cogghiin.
No. Io9. Rosenberg Commercial Automobile
and supply Company. Attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg
-Biney & Woodsrd
No. s. Roberts IS Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. ". J. Lambert-J
J. Darlington.
No. 81 Dudley vs. Atkinson, Attorneys. c. A.
kcigwiD-CampbeH Darlington.
Ne. u.s. Kehan rs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. r. J.. Downing and
r. b. Cayanagh-J. J, Darlington.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs. Frank Mcknight; grand larceny;
plea Of guilty OF petit larceny; sentenced 10 work
house for three months Attorney. j. c. Foster
United States vs.. herman Sullivan, assault with
a dangerous weapon; verdict of guilty; defendant
remanded. Defendants attorney. T. II. Fitnam.
United States William Bronsugh, grand lar
ceny; verdict Of guilty. Attorney, samuel d.
TuItt.
Assignments for Wednesday. October q. 1905:
United States rs. Clarence {. Wsruig-
United States vs.. lmcenzo fslZcrano and Pas
auale Pemnico.
United States vs.. John Mccain.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Watson vs. BOYD; continued Plaintiff attorney,
Il. B. Dickey; defendants attorney. f. Il. Ship.
Walker rs. Hancock; death Of plaintiff suggested
and case continued. Plaintiffs attorney, William
Mex. Clayton; defendants attorney Leo simmons.
McAfahOn " O'CmnOT. continued Plaintiff S at
tomey, F. j. Wisncr; defendants attorney 4. A,
Lipscomb.
Paine vs. skeados; plaintiff called and suit dis
missed Defendants attorney, J. L. Mitchell
Foster International improvement Company
plaintiff called and suit dismissed Plaintiff at
toruey, Z. b. Kimball defendant attorneys Dlckey
Bidout & JeRords
In re estate Of James Storey on trisl. CaTeators
attorney, J. 5. Easily smith; caveatees attorneys.
" R. Graham and II. 4. Wrcnn.
Heiskeil vs.. Vowies; trial Plaintiffs attorney
Z. r. billiard; defendants attorneys, X. 3. Dickey
and John RidOut
Berlin Washington Fertilizer Company judg-
mcnt on verdict. Plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf q
Rosenberg; defendant attorneys, Cole g. Donaldson
Steubner rs. Hancock Judgment verdict. Plain
bfTs attorneys, c. A. ", Wells and T.. II. Neitch
defendants attorney Leo Simmons
ONeill vs. Coman; judgment on verdict. Plain
tins attoruey, L. 7. Loving; defendants attorney
L L. Gies.
Assignment for Wednesday, October d, 1906:
No. p. Neae W. Baltimore Life Insurance Com
psny. Plaintiffs attorney, W. G. Gardiner.
No. g. Fields vs. Burke Attorneys, L. Il. David
and J. ID. Wright-tieorge 7. Hoover.
Nos 81 and S. Marshall ". Laudroght Attor-
asys. W. Z, Lesssg-S. a. Putnam.
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Circuit Court No. ?.


Sh0Tt ". Notes, on trial Plaintiffs attorneys.
Gittings & Chamberlini defsUdauts attorney, Leon
Tobriner
Dusan vs. Sweeney judgment on verdict FOR So.
Plaintiffs attorney, A Il. Bel; defendants at
torney, J, 3. Green.
Gamer "a Capital Traction Company. plaintiff
granted leave 70 amend declaration forthwith Plain
tits attorney. II. b. Moulton, defendants sttor-
news, r. Ross Perry 4 son and G.. T. Dunlop.
Assignments fer "Wednesday. October o. 1905.
Ne, u. HCrrell kirkstine, Attorneys Bran
denburg & BrandenbuTs-Woif & Cohen and l. A.
Jones
No g, Green vs.. McIutire. Attorneys, John
Ridout- Tucker 4 Kenyon.
No a. Gamer vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys H. r. Mout0n-K. Ross Perry a Son
and e.. T. Dunlop
No 10 Roche -. Myers Attorneys, Archer L
Smith-Hamilton. Colbert A Hamilton.
No. "a. Hutchms vs. Washington Times At
tomeys, BrandenburS a BTsndenburg-W. j. lam
bert
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15
Growth of british Empire.

London, March 9.-As the outcome
Of suggestion by Joseph Chamberlain
when he held the post of colonial sec
rotary, unique bluebook was publish
ed Thursday recording and tabulating
in 300 pages forty years growth Of the
British empire as revealed by the CEN
sus Of 1901. The bluebook shows that
since 1861 the area of the empire has
increased from Sh million to nearly
10 million square miles and the pop
ulation from $50 million to 400 million,
Of which only "a million are whites and
SO million Christians. The tables con-
vey interesting information as to birth
rate, proportion Of sexes, religious
and social conditions in various parts
of the empire.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15
SERIOUS SITUATION.
Conference Between John Mitchell
and Commissioner of Labor RE-
gardinE Miners Strike.

Philadelphia, March 12-Charles p.
Neill, United States commissioner OF
labor, and President John Mitchell, OF
the miners union, held a conference
here Sunday. Neither Mr.. Neill nor
Mitchell would disclose the nature VI
their conference, Mr.. Mitchell saying
that It would not be wise to do so at
this time. II is believed, however,
that Mr.. Neill came here to see Mr..
Mitchell at the instance Of President
Roosevelt Neither Mr.. Mitchell nor
Mr.. NELL made any secret of their
belief that the situation In the anthra-
cite region is grave.
1T is as bad and as critical as Il
can be without coming to an open
rupture" said the commissioner Of
labor.
The outlook Is serious" was Mr..
Aitchells only comment
After the conference Mr.. Mitchell
ieft for the west and Mr.. NELL 10
turned to Washington.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15
MORE LIVES LOST.
Seventeen Rescuers Who Went into
Wrecked Mine at COurrieres,
France, Have Perished.

Paris, March 13.--An additional dis
aster following Monday upon the ter
rible calamity that befell the workers
in the coal mine at Courrieres on Sat-
urday has cast its shadow over the
stricken town. A party said to consist
Of II men who went into the mine
for the purpose Of recovering the bod
les of those who persisted on Satur-
day lost their lives in the undertaking.
They had descended in spite of the
recognized danger of the attempt and
in the face of the engineers warnings
against making further effort.
A gang Of Is Westphalian miners,
who, 1t is believed, were sent to Cour-
rieres at the express desire of Emperor
William, arrived Monday with spe-
cial salvage apparatus, but no further
work will be permitted until the mines
are cleared of gases, which 1t is ex-
pected will take As hours.
Henri Rothschild Monday visited the
scene of the disaster and gave $4,000
toward the relief of the families Of
the victims.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15
COUNT WHITE AND THE JEWS,
Russian ReactiOnists Issue PFOela-
nation In which they Are Both
bitterly Denounced.

st. Petersburg, March 12.-Some Of
the reactionary organizations are
pushing the agitation against the rad
ical elements to q dangerous point.
Sunday a League Of the Russian
People" held a service In the Alexan-
derevsky monastery to celebrate the
manifesto Of March 8 as a victory for
the old regime. Later, at the Horse
Guard menage, the fighting society
Of the same organization held pub
lie meeting and Listened to inhamma-
tory speeches by DR.. Doubrovin and
Prof. Nickolsky, two extremist lead.
ers, at which the orators openly sum-
moned their followers, the Black
Hundreds, to kill the Jews and hang
Count Witte. Prince Mestchersky,
editor OF the Grazdanin, who support
ed the Witte section, charges the
bureaucracy with having sympathy
with the court clique which is oppos-
ing the plans Of the cabinet, with in
citing class hatred and strikes, with
the purpose Of making the national
assembly a failure. He quotes Prof
Nickolsky as declaring that friends
Of the autocracy should see that u
number of revolutionists are elected
in order to furnish an excuse for |
dispensing the national assembly with |
bayonets. AS proof Of the completely |
of the bureaucracy, Prince Mestcher-
sky prints a proclamation against tho
Jews which, he asserts, was printed
in the Typography Of the police mas
ter with the approval of the censor
and widely distributed. The procla+
nation, which Is addressed to work.
men and peasants, declares that the
authors of Russia's misfortunes are
tho Jews, who throughout the world
hate Russia and want to rob the peas
ants of their lands and make them
their slaves, "unfrock the priests and
turn their churches into Jewish sta
bles and plgstys." The proclamation
also asserts that the Armenians, En-.
ylish and Germans want to destroy
Russia and divide the country among
10 enemies.
The proclamation calls Count White
/ supporter of the Jews and the chief
,nemy of the country, and summons
he faithful wherever they find Jews
o tear the Christ-killers to pieces" q
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15
OBJECTS TO COURTS ORDER.
OH Companies File New Notion IN
Missouri Custer Case, AIIeg-
ing Error I'm Decision.


Jefferson City, March 9--The Re-
public OIL company, by its attorneys.
Albert D. Eddy and Frank Hagerman,
filed motion in the supreme court
Thursday for a rehearing of the mo-
tioN to Quash the order of Judge Fox
requiring the officers Of that company
to testify before Commissioner An
thony in the proceedings against the
oil trust and to produce the stock
books and, other papers Of the COM
pany in evidence. The supreme
court in banc ten days ago. in an
opinion by Judge Lamm, unanimous
ly overruled the motion to quash that
order Of Judge Fox. The ten days for
filing motion for rehearing expired
Thursday.
The motion alleges many errors in
the opinion handed down in which
the position Of the attorney general
was upheld by the supreme court.
The court held that a foreign cor
poration cannot plead the unconstitu-
tionality Of the antitrust statute in
Missouri.
The attorneys for the oil companies
allege this is an error. They contend
the. court was wrong in holding that
when foreign corporation comes in
to the state 1t implicitly agrees to obey
a law the character Of the antitrust
law. They allege the law is In VIOLA
ton Of the constitution Of the United
States.
Attorney General Hadley stated
Thursday that he had not examined
the motion very closely, but that he
did not think he would file any sug-
gestions with the court in reply to
the motion. The court In banc is cd
tourned from day to day and may
pass upon this and other motions at Z
any time.
Attorney General Hadley filed a
motion in the supreme court also
Thursday asking that officers of the
Republic company be directed to tes-
tify before Commissioner Anthony ON
March 10.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15

President John Mitchell OF, the UnI-
ted Mine Workers Of America left at
noon Sunday for Indianapolis, where
he goes to prepare for the convention
Of the mine workers March IL.
Mr.. Mitchell declined absolutely to
to say anything regarding the reply
Of the operators refusing the demands
the miners.
Prior to Mr.. Mitchell's departure
there was a lengthy meeting of the
miners committee. All Of the miners
representatives left New York Sunday
night, some going to their homes and
others to points In Pennsylvania where
they will discuss the operators reply
with the various district leaders.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15
Gov. John.on to A,.I.t Firh.

Minneapolis. MINI, March s.-Gov,
Johnson, as a member Of the Lawson
insurance committee, has consented "a
act with the stuyvesant Fish commit.
tee in the reorganization Of the New
York Life and Mutual Life Insurance.
companies.
A Wan Buren, in had Company.
Genoa, March lion complaint Of
his wife, who was Edith vanBuren Of
New York and whose brother is the
American consul at Nioe, Count Di
csstelmsnardo. was Sunday convicted
Of adultery and sentenced to three
months imprisonment and TO pay the
costs Of the action. The count has tar
en- an appeal from the verdict or tie
court me Countess Di Castslmsnsr-
90 Il q daughter Of the late General
yanBurea and q great grandnisoe Of
President Martin YsnBursn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-15
Far below Zero i'm Montana.

Helena, Mont, March 12.-Reports
from all over the state indicate that
one of the flercest storms Of the winter
is raging. At shutdown Sunday night
at Marysville, few miles from here
IL below zero was reported with the
wind blowing gale and foot of
snow on the ground. In the eastern
part of the state 1t is below zero, regis
tering IS below at Livingston. The
snow is general. Live stock men do
not look for any loss Of stock unless
the storm Is of unusual duration.