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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-11

having Nellis thrown down. and it
 vas saId at the time that it was to please him it vas done. Just as Mir
 Lilley is prominently back Of County Commissioner Walter in the present contest for the nomination for county sheriff It is said Ia New Haven that but for Mir Llley Mir Dunham would
 ms b< disturbed. and that Mir II- l.y's reasons for his attack is to build up a machine for his own interests. To return to the L,tehf'eld county matter. Mir Beiden got the ncuIna- ton for county sheriff, bat the peo- pie. neither republican nor demo- erzt. vcssd stand for it % that on eiecsion day Bel6sn vas dssestcd and tte Sef1ocratic csndidsfs. Chsstsr c e ui6C Ci<bFuCk- vss elecfe6- a1t 1f Fylsr wtnt hses cd e1ne1 oa Gv0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-11
CITY NEWS

Mir and Mrs Curtis Squires of Bish. op street have presented to Daniel Reardon of West Main street gold medal in recognition of his service in saving their daughter, Maud, from be- ing drowned at Walnut Beach on Au- gust 9.
 Robert Stenzel of Ansonla, an em- ploye of the Waterbury Brass Co, sustained compound fracture of his right arrn last night about 5 o'clock while Ut work in the factory. He was removed to the hospital. where the limb was set by Dr Crane.
 The Connecticut oil company, a corporation organized to do a whole sale and retail oil business, with headquarters at Waterbury. has filed a certificate of incorporation at the office of the state secretary. The in- corp0rators are Benton D. Cashman, George c .Nuttall and M. j.. Byrne. The capital stock of the company, is $2.5O0, and the company will begin business with that amount.
 Mrs Clara McGregor Hardy, wife of Michael Hardy. died after a brief illness of acute Bright's disease at her home In Bristol Sunday. Mrs Hardy was daughter of Mrs McGregory, n we'll known nurse, and was born In River Point. R. l., 2 years ago She went to Bristol with her mother when q child. Besides her mother, she leaves sister. Mrs Brayton H. Goodwin of Waterbury.
 Rolling skating is taking at the new Eagle rink on South Main street and any evening during the week large crowds may be found there en- toying the exercise. During the day instructions are given to beginners as we'll as during the evening. Music Is furnished every evening and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons by the American band. Tomorrow afternoon there will be a session for the High school pupils.
 The funeral of Joseph Szparadow- ski was held this morning from his late home on Laurel street with a mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by Father Dunigan and in- torment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Robert Hayes. wil- liam Ennis. Teddy Harty. Daniel Taylor. James A. Cosgrove and John Buckley, the last two from the Eagles. After the service Miss Reid rendered Beautiful Land on High" The floral tributes included . stand ing cross and dove. case department New England Watch Co; standing anchor; department 3. Waterbury Clock Co: standing wreath. Water bury aerie of Eagles. standing cross. brothers of the deceased: massive pill low marked "0uf Bicycle Friend" T. E. Guest, J. A. Dovney. D. C.. Taylor, R. H. Hayes. w. A. Ennis. B. IT. La vine. H. L. Andrews. HI. g. Taylor and J. J. Galligan: cross. Mrs H. L. Hallock and Miss Margaret Bowling: wreath, T. E. Guest: wreath lettered "Joe." Teddy Harty; wreaths. Eliza beth Rush. James Brophy and broth- ers of deceased; basket of roses. Mary Cunningham and Anna Cava- naugh: bouquets. E. H. Landers. Mir and Mrs William Mccoy and family: Mir and Mfrs John Grove, Mir and Mrs Ospaleck. Mrs N. Leary. Miss M Kee- gan. Mir and Mrs O. O. Loughiin. Lo- retta Mills. Mary Broderfek. Mary Malone. Anna Ennis. Mrs R. M. Hall, Mrs Judson Smith.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-11
A Great Novel.

Another notable offering in the Sunday Worlds remarkable series of new novels by the greatest living writers will be published in special section on the four Sundays in Oct ober. It Is by Gertrude Atherton, and is thrilling tale of love and ad- venture, entitled "Reganov." This novel was written by Mrs Atherton especially for this series, and will be unobtainable elsewhere until It's con clusion In the Sunday World.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-11

A great many republicans predict for Congressman George L. Lilley the fate that befell o. R. Tyler Of Tor rfngton when he succeeded Ia defeat ing Edvari A Nellis for the nomina- tion for sheriff Of Lfeh1eld county eo0e years ago NeIlis. lfke Sheriff punhsm. vas . winner for his party svpry tine. He vss. Ifke Dunham is. extfuuely popular with everybody. buf the political machine of his party dsteFulne1 to oust him for another. yo1n q BsI6en. and down NelIIs wsal mr rylsr. uho st that tins voD d1o1fmon c tAs rspubitenn stats oBum1co14 - oPsmloeoely aetfvo .
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-01

Rcardcn Bros Martin. Ma.
EDITOR GAzEIIr:
We hope MIR. ]. l.. McCrory.
OF Morton. Miss. will make the
diagnosis DR.. J. {. Robert sup-
gesis IN the April IS issue Of
The Southern Farm Gazette IN
reply TO his inquiry ~ 10 sick
cattle; ~ we lose 10 or * head
OF warnings every year with tins
swelling, not exactly under the
throat. rather under the chm.
1t attacks only calves and
ycar!1ngs. After two Years
they seem immune and II -
prevalent only IN the fall and
winter. The Las, stage ~
sconrs. We have two neigh
oors, one OF whom lost IT,. the
other -. the past winter. We
trust We IAN obtain remedy az
preventive through your mos,
valuable paper.
Editorial note: Ky all means
let somebody give the lniorma.
ton Or. Robert asked Tor.
Many cattle men VIII probably
be benefited.
Eel your friends 10 ask ior
! samples al the Gazette.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-01
Death of Calves

Bcarden Bros. Martin. M.Aa.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-01

Tell your friends To ask for
samples al the Gazette.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Petworth-Abncr Greenleaf. trustee to f. PIovdeu
Doughsrty lot Is square IS. SO
Sixth street northwest between and streets
Frederick J. Herring ct uI. % Carl Herring. part
original lot e. square A. SO.
" street southwest. between Third and Four-end g.
half stroets-Georgc T. Hickey et TX to John T.
F. Hickey lots rs and Il6. square SIS $40
Delaware avenue and streets southwest-Iohn T
=. Hickey % George F. Hickey, part lots l3 and
Il. square 6i2 SO
No. III First street northwest-Arnold r. Lewis 10
Henry Esser. lot l55 square go. So
Willard street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-R0beTt T. Hazeu et al 10
Belle Coleman. lot l09. square Isl. $40.
No 1911 street northeast-Robcrt J. Carr to Will
lam ". Stuart, lot s.. square los, SO.
Randle Hizhlands-R0bert ]. Tydinrs et uN 10 f.
Irene Milstead. lot TO- block J. SO
Thirty sixth and 0 streets nU-thwest-Eloysils J.
Corren 20 Nora Cornell. part lot 20. square IZ25.
SO
Nos. 9ii and 9i6 Louisiana avenue and Nos ss5 and
ST street nGrthWest-hBte Nice Peck 10 10
seph 5. Justh. lots q, q. g, and g, square
So 500.
Nos. eis and $50 Louisiana avenue and Nos 800 and
9n street n0rthWest-Lillie McClellznd 10 10
seph s. Justh. lots 80. 81, g. and IS, square Ss2,
500
Twenty street northwest. between G and II
strcets-Ann Casey TO Annie Casey. part Iot s,
square a. sic
Anacostia-Frank C. Haines ct al. 20 Louis Weigel.
LdEL luJ lip. sll
The Dohbin Fam-Alida c. Brown ct yir John
Marshall. to Frederic D. MeKenney, part $50.
No. 1905 North Capitol stTeet-Bridget Cudmore 20
Charles Z. Cudmore. lot ll2. square 6lS. $40.
No. i3 street nuTtheest-BrdgEt Cudmore 10 Agnes
b. Cudmore, part lot 49, square ST. SO.
No q II street n0rtheast-SEme TO same, part lots
& and 4S, square 81, SO.
No 39 II street northeast-Same 10 Jennie CudmOre
part lot AZ. square 81. So
lie Droit Park-Lillie p. Towner to George C. Pun
phrey and George n. Palmer part lot l3 block
9. SO; Charles o. Towner ct al to same, lot Il,
block g. $40
Fourteenth street northwest, between and o
strcets-Alice L. Riggs 70 Cyrus B. Rees, part
lots q and ., square I'll, SO.
Eleventh street southwest, between and streets
Ella 2 Pike et vir Yvon. to Joseph Ii. JhiTell
lot 3 square 353, SO
Anacostia-Harry L. Robey to Robert F. Bradbury.
part lot 2s5 So
street southwest between First and Second streets
John F. Delany to James 4. Delany. part orig
inal lot g. square 603 SO.
Canal street southwest. between and streets
Samuel H0wison Ct uX. to Galen E. Green orig
iual lot S. square COS, so.
Deanwood Heights-John W. Gregory ct tx TO
James Il. Cousins. lot 10, square Is, SO.
Fifteenth street southeast between and streets
Wilhelm Schmidt ct al 20 Reuban A. and Mary
!. Crlsan. lot 45, square 1915. So
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present: The Chief Justice. SIR. Justice McComas.
and Nir. Justice Rohb.
Nos 1871 and 1874 Fifth Congregational Church
IS. Bright trustee; mandate ordered 10 issue De
cenber q unless by that date petition for GER
tioraH is fled in the United States Supreme
Court
No. I73s. Logue vs.. Fenning; continued.
No. l7l2 Carter rs. McDemott: argument com
menced by 4lr NJ \. Richardson for appellant
continued by AIr. George Z. Hoover aud Mr.. G. A.
Douglass for appellee, and concluded by AIr. c. Il.
MeTiIlat for appellant.
Assignments for to-day.
Regular cal:
No. 17l4 Parker vs. Heald. Appellants attorney,
John Rdout; appellee's attorneys, R. A. Ford and
". D. Mclean.
No I7I5. o'Dwyer vs. Northern Market COMPANY.
Appellants attorneys, c. II. Merillat and c. F..
Carusi; sppellee's attorneys Z. H. Thomas H. F.
Blair Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton. and Arthur
Peter.
No. l7ls. Irrigation Land and Improvement Com
pany vs.. Hitchcock. Appellants attorney George
IL Patrick appellee's attorneys Frank L. Campbell
and J. r. Webster
Nos. lis and l7l9 stone vs. Fowlkes. Attorneys.
r. p. Hilliard-Leigh Robinson
No I729. Balster vs.. Cadick. Appellants attor-
ney, J. B. Archer, T.
No. 173l Smith vs. Smith Appellants attorneys,
J. r. Fague. Andrew Wilson. and W. W Barksdale
appellee's attorneys :. b. Archer. jT.. and J. l..
Smith.
No. l7s7 Columbia National Bank vs. MscKnight.
Appellants attorney B. +. Leighton, appellees at.
toueys Leckie. Fulton & Co.
Nc. 1873 Adams Express Company vs. Adams.
Appellants attorneys W. 5, Thomas and 3. T.
Thomas; appellee's attorneys. 4. B. Webb and Il
l. France.
Nc. 1875 Moore rs. Pywell. Appellants sttor-
neys, Lecile. Fulton * Cox: sppeIees attorneys.
]. J. Darlington and g. c. james
No. 1855. Davis vs. Davis. Appellants attornevs.
NJ. y. Richardson and J. 4. Cobb: appellee's al
torney II. II. Classic
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
CHAPTER XVII.
The Diary.

Before Miss Berengaria could commit
nlcate with Durham, ne had left the
castle for town. On hearing this from
Bernard the old lady at once sent up
10 him a full report Of the arrival Of
Michael at the Bower under the name Of
Gore.
He Is now trifle better" wrote
Miss Berengaria, but having suffered
from great privations he is stnl in, and,
so far as / can see. is likely TO keep to
his bed for some time. Payne Is AT
tending 20 him and says he needs care
ful nursing and t0nics He IS so weak
as TO DE scarcely able 20 talk. which is
perhaps all the better. as Alice and I
might arouse his suspicious We have
accepted him as Bernard, and when you
come down you can question him either
In that character or as Michael To tell
You the truth. I am sorry for the boy
he Is only tWenty-one or therea bouts
and ] think he has been misguided After
ali. even he may not have committed the
crime although he was certainly with
Sir Simon on that fatal night The SER
yants-with the exception OF my own
especial maid. Maria Tait-know nothing
Of the mans presence in the turret
chamber. And you may be sure that
am taking care Jerry Moon learns
nothing. But / shall be glad when you
can come down 70 take the matter out
OF my hands. ] am much worried over
Il. Connlston comes over daily 20 see
Lucy Randolph at the Hall. bat he Is so
feathered-brained a creature that l don't
care about intrust.ng such a secret to
him. Nor do I wish Bernard 10 know.
With his impetu0sity he would proba-
bly, come over at once and run the
chance OF arrest. The whole matter is
In your hands, Durham. so write and
tell me what I am to do. At all events
l have fast hold Of Bernard's double
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13

some bread, she fed him with sops of
the latter dipped in the former After
this. as Michael displayed symptoms of
drowslness, she prepared TO leave him TO
a fOund sleep. And Payne shall see you
tomorrow.
But I'll be safe-safe." said the sick
man, half starting up.
"Of course. Lie down and sleep"
Michael strove TO say something. then
sank back on his pillows. The two -hur-
ried out Of the room and down the stairs
feeling like cOnspirators, Not until they
were safe in the wing-room with the
door closed did they venture TO speak, ana
then only did so in whispers. Alice was
the first to make a remark.
IF I hadn't seen Bernard this very
day, I should have been deceived, aunt.
Did you ever see so wonderful a like
ness?"
Never" admitted Miss Bereugaria.
But how the deuce"-she was always a
lady given to strong expressions-'d does
the man expect 10 pass himself of 10
you as Bernard? There's lots OF things
Bernard has said about which he must
know nothing"
Il can't understand it myself. Perhaps
he came to tell the truth"
''Humph," Miss Berengaria rubbed her
nose Il don't think a man who would
commit a murder would tell the truth.
My flesh creeped when I touched him.
All the same, there's pluck in the fellow.
A pity he is such a scamp. Something
might be made Of him"
do you think he has got himself up
like this to"
mo. no." snapped Miss Plantagenet,
the mans Illness Is genuine. I can see
for myself, he's only skin and bone ]
wonder how he came to be IN such a
plight?"
Perhaps he viii tell US
Hell tell lies. said the old lady, grim
ly. And for the sake OF Bernard we'H
pretend 20 believe him. Wait till 1 get
Durham onto him. He won't lie then.
But the main point is to keep him. He
is the only person who can get Bernard
out of the trouble"
What shall we do, aunt?'
Nurse him up In that room. telling the
servants that we have a guest They
need not see him. And Payne can cure
him. When he Is cured we Will see what
Durham says. That young mans clever
he will know how to deal with the mat
ter. It's beyond me. Now we must 20 70
bed. My head is in a Whirl with the ex-
citement OF this day"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
FIXES WRECK BLAME
Virginia Commission Probes
Alleged Laxity of Road.
SAYS MATTOX IS RESPONSIBLE
Board Inquiries Into Methods OF
Operating Block Systems and Com
potency of TeIegraphers, Upon
Whose Judgment Hundreds OF
Lives Depend Daily.
- . The Washinrton -.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Dec. 1Z.-The State cor
poration commission has practically fin
ished the investigation Of the causes
leading up to the wreck at Lawyers, in
which Samuel Spencer. president OF the
road, and six Of his party were killed.
g. D. Mattox, the night operator az
Rangoon, has been virtually charged with
responsibility for the wreck. Mattox has
practically admitted that he permitted
two passenger trains on the same block.
It has been established that the opera
tors methods are lax in managing the
block system: that It is In charge OF mere
youths; that night and day telegraphers
change and exchange shifts at their con-
venience; that they have visitors during
the hours Of business. and that they have
modified and abbreviated the system 10
suit their convenience.
Regarding the operators at Rangoon
and Lawyers. it was shown that one Of
them was employed by the company be-
fore he was twenty years old. The other
is only seventeen. Neither had sent q
message, commercial, or otherwise, on his
own responsibility when he was placed
In q tower with the responsibility OF hun
dreds OF lives in his hands.
IF It is deemed necessary, certain on
cials will be summoned and examined re-
gaTding the management Of the road at a
later date. The commission will draw up
an opinion as 10 the causes OF the wreck
and submit It 10 the company, with the
necessary suggestions or orders as NAV
seem proper.
Mattox has stOutly maintained that he
acted strictly within the rules and regu-
latiOns governing the block system. No
criminal liability viii attach from the
findings. The hearing was held for the
purpose Of demonstrating officially how
the road is conducted, and that the lives
Of passengers on trains are endangered
by the methods in vogue, the youth Of
the employees, and their lack Of ex-
DerieDce
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
DAILY COURT RECORD.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White Nlr. Justice
Peckhan. Mr. Justice AicKema. Mr. Justice Holmes,
and Mr. Justice Day.
Morris Zhupnik, Of Washington, d. c.. Thomas ID.
Mott. r., Of San Juan. Porto Rico and George ".
Heselton, Of Gardiner Ne, were admitted to prac-
ticc
No. 100. Louisa sauer ct al, plaintiffs in error.
vs. the City Of New York; leave granted to He brief
herein as asncus cIEise motion Of Mr.. Chancellor
L Anderson in that behalf with leave TO counsel
Tor the defendant in to file reply thereto with
IN three days.
No. 80 The People 0f the State q New York eT
rel. Albert ]. Hatch plaintiff IN error. Edward
Reardon, peace officer, &c; argument continued BY
Mr. Julius n. Mayer and Mr. T. Crosby kindleber-
ger for the defendant in error, and concuded by
Mr. John T. johnson for the plaintiff IN eTroT.
No. IA. Pearl II. Smith. appellant, rs. Samuel
g. Iverson, State auditor sc argument commenced
by Mr. II. II. Grace for the appellant continued by
Mr. T. C. Wilson for the appellee and concluded
by AIr H. II. tiTacc Tor the appellant.
No. 80. Louisa Sauer et al. plaintiffs in error
vs.. the City Of New York; argument commenced by
Mr. Abram / Elkins for the plaintiffs In error
Adjourned until tomorrow At y O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday. December Is, viii be as
follows; Nos 10, 49, l92, lS3, 49, I96 Iy is, 49,
and 40
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter E. Degree, %, aud Martha G. Kelley. 2s.
Rev D. c. Macleod.
LGnnie B. Perrin. g. Ashland Va. and Annie
NJ KEENAN,. g. Rev. J. j. Muir
William B. Clark. IS, and Linda NJ Toler, %.
Richmond, Va Rev. J. J. Muir
Thomas Kleh. q. and Margaret Olsen. g. Rev.
]. L. Frantz.
Robert l. Garter, A. Oakton, Va. and Lula A.
Nichols 81. Rev. ID. ". Skeinger
James o. Wright Q, and Harriet L. Bowers. q.
Rev b. c. Macleod.
Robert Grimes. 3g. Laurel, Nd. and Minnie Besu
o High Ridge Nd. Rev J. B. Mclaughlin
Arthur I. Randall. 81. and Grace W. Norman.
% Rev. L. g. B. Pierce
David K Harrison, A. Kayf0rd " Va. and
Catherine Dallas, 50, Glasgow, Scotland Rev D.
{. Macleod
Pa,d F Cain. 80 and Helen E Lowe. 20. Rev.
W. j. Hauck.
Fred W Wetzel q, and Juliet l. Winfield q.
Rev. J. l. Allison.
william G. Shields gz and Daisy Bowen. q.
Rev. r. 4 Armstead.
james ". Hunter q, and Daisy D. Williams, q.
Norbcrne W. Martin 2l. Richmond, Va. and
Edna b. fancy, IS Manchester, Va Rev. S H
Greene.
COLORED
Moses Johnson, a. Alexandria, Va. and Bessie
smith, 2l Rev r. II. Waring.
Charles H. Desper a. Richmond, Va, and Emma
CCrtney g. Rev. ]. C. Dent
John T, Hailstock, &c. and Josephine Armstrong.
90 Rev William J. Howard
Benjamin Boyd, g and Lillian Grantin, @
Rev. George H. Harris
Joseph =. smothers. 2, and Margaret Z. Harms,
d Rev J. II. Harris.
william ". Belche, 81 snd Elizabeth Lee. l9
Rev S. L. Brown
Joseph h Greeu p. and Agnes NJ. starke, o.
Rev. CfcuTge W, Lee
Jacob Carter p and Rosa Wood. 2L Rev J.
c. Dent.
Isaiah Alexander. Is and Lizzie Carter. 2S. Rev
james Dandridge .. and Laura Stewart. 81
ReE George ". Lee.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
GIRLS UsHERs AT WEDDING.
school Friends of Miss Hill Take
Unique Part at Annapolis.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, Dec. 12.-Second Lieut..
Bennett 3. Duryea, ir., United States Ma
rine Corps. and Miss Harriet Newell HiIl,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hill.
Of Annapolis. were married in st, Anne's
Episcopal Church tonight by the rector.
Rev. Joseph p. McComas.
A very unique feature of the we'd
ding was eight school girls, friends of
the bride. serving as ushers. Four of
them wore costumes of white, and the
others were attired in dresses Of colored
material. producing rainbow effect,
which was most pleasing. They were:
Miss Emily Waodil and Miss Bessie
Lamb Of Richmond, Va; Miss Mary
Graves. Of Petersburg. Va. and Miss
Julia Hawes, of Charlottesville, va; Miss
Mary Fletcher, and Miss Kathleen
Fletcher, Miss Elsa Mckee, and Miss
Ethel Norton, all of New York.
The bride was attended by Mrs. E S.
Spence and Miss Sallie Puryear, sister
cG the bridegroom. both Of Richmond,
Va. as matron and maid Of honor, re-
spectively- The best man was William
PuryeaT. Of Virginia. Lieut. Puryear is
from Orange. Va.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
TWO BARGEs ARE WRECKED.
Tow Breaks in Lower Chesapeake
and Vessel Sinks.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 12.-The barge Eliza
beth c. Vane, coal laden. lies in thirteen
feet of water of Old Point Comfort, as
the result Of a collision in the Lower
Chesapeake. The vessel contains about
COO tons Of anthracite coal, and was one
Of four being t0wed from Philadelphia by
the tug Dixie.
The tug Princes. picked up the barge
McIlwain, loaded with coal, and a tank
barge. loaded with oil. and the tug Co
lumbia picked up the barge Tioga, laden
with $50 tons Of steel rails valued at S25,-
000. These were brought safely into port
The schooner Ralph II. Hayward
bound to New York from Brunswick, Ca.
with a cargo Of railroad ties, went ashore
last night at Little Island. fifteen miles
south of Cape Henry. The crew was
landed by the life-saveTs. The vessel lies
well Up on the beach. but is in good con-
ditiOn. The wind is from the north, blow
ing about eighteen miles an hour.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


Atkinson & Ballard Company vs.. JermAn: verdict
for defendant. Plaintiffs attorneys Wilson & Barks-
dale defendant attorneys. P. II. Marshall and R.
A. Ford.
OsgOod vs. Law Reporter Printing Company; jury
respited Plaintiffs attorney J. +. scaggs; defend
ants attorneys Barnard & Johnston.
IN re estate Of Mary y. Harrison trial SET for
January g. 1907.
Assignments for to-day:
In VIII Of Margaret Harrison.
No. l&. Knox Express Company Washington
Railway and Electric Company. Attorneys. c. Il
Syme-C. a. Douglass and George z. Hoover.
No. H. Nordlinger Phoenix Attorney. y
o NOTdlinggr
No. 80. shafer vs.. Cunningham Manufacturing
Company. Attorneys. II. L. B. Atkisson-Douglass
X Douglass.
No I5 Kimbal W. Davidson Attorneys E. c.
Dutt0n and s. c. Peellc-M, y. Richardson and ].
A, Cobb.
No. l3S. Houing vs.. Crowley Attorneys. E S.
Bailey-L. j. Nlather
No. I8. Blankenship vs.. Cowlins. Attorneys, E.
" r. Ewing-C. Il. Nerillat
The Washington herald., 1906-12-13
Probate Court.


In re LOttie G. Bowen ct al order appointing
Percy c. Bowen guardian; bond. 500. Attorney.
W II. White.
Estate OF Henry HiRke; will admitted TO probate
and letters testamentary granted to Camilla Hinke
bond, 500 Attorney, J. A. A1aede.
Estate Of Michael ODonnell; letters of admins
tration granted to Margaret ODonneIl; bond, 500.
Attorney. W. ). Lambert
Estate Of Henry B. Chapman; letters Of admins
tration granted 10 Charles w. Floeckher; bond
$500 Attorney. Y. 4. Sheehy
Estate Of George W. Trammell; order authorizing
settlement. Attorney, Crandal Mackey.
In re Lydia r. Seensn: order appointing AIard
J. Weaver guardian; bond. Zoo. Attorneys Leckie
Fulton & Cox.
Estate Of David 3. Smith: order authorizing pro-
cecdinss 20 interest in lands and estate OF
John ;. AlcCalmOnt; viii admitted to probate and
letters tcstameutary granted TO Edward $. Nc
CslmCnt; bond. 500 Attorney. +. 5. McCamont
Estate Of Henry Kengla: rule 70 show cause.
Estate Of Walter W. Bur1ette; sale confirmed.
In Re Madeline Meade; order authorizing guardian
to make payments.