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Circult Court 81. Il


Bessiey. administrator IS. Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company. on trial Plaintiffs attorneys
K. +. Downing aud g 4. kegwin- -defendant's at
toTness Aickenney and Tlanne1y
No iS12L Grady ys Washington Gasl.aht Com
Iauy; continuance stricken ont. Douglass a Doug
lass for plaintiff. Il. Ross Perry * Son NcKenney
y FlameTy.
No. Es0il Heilmtdh Washington and virginia
stcckyaFd COMPANY COntinued for term. Charles
". Dau and J. s. Essby Smith for paintin w.
A. Johnston for defendant
Assignment for Thursday, October II:
DUEan IS. Sweeney.
ScEantz vs. Bliss.
Wylie, Harper aud Camp CO. vs. Riley.
C0Wen Ut al rs Jones et al
Walker "a Hoover.
DalSe Us, Davis
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

I;Juzce IS District Of Columbia; sealed verdict
uITCd. ". G. Gardiner for plaintiff; T. II
Thomas for defendant
Thomas VS.. Parker; death Of defendant fireman
suggested and cause continued for term George T.
Hoover for plaintiff: Ralston & Siddons for de-
fendzut
Assignments for Thursday. October Il.
Coliins-GuCry Company Us. Rogers.
Anders5n vs.. Gross.
Jones rs Crosgren
Gladman IS. Beall.
Gordon vs. Butts
Ford rs. Ford.
Whitf0Td CoEISHy IS. Holzberien
GUerdum IS. SIYe.
Rosenberg ys Commercial Auto Supply Co
kcbran ". Washington Railway and Electric Com
psny
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ROOMS FOB BENT.
FURNISHED.

2l29 y ST. NW.-TANO DESIRABLE LARGE
rooms; single or suite; hotwater heat, Gail
after Q
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COUNTESS MACHEN.DE LONG,

/ Will. PAY CASH PRICES FOR WORN GAH-
meats ladies cr rentlemcn'7. address U0Etali
VIII calL l.. TAEshES. lJ5 .th nv. Phone
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Criminal Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Unied states vs.. James Bell; discharge Of defend.
aur ordered.
United states IS. Edward Berry; grand larceny:
plea not guilty withdrawn aud plea peti. larceny
sentenced 20 SIX months Attorney, A g. Scott
Jnucd States vs. Reuben Lee assault dangerous
wCapcn; verdict guilty; sentenced four years peni-
tentiEry r. z. Homer.
Unltsd States IS. Robert Dean housebreaking
plea not guilty withdrawn and guilty entered SEN
tence one year and six months in peuitentiaTy.
b. l.. Gaskins. attorney.
Assignments for Thursday, October IL.
United States vs. A0ysius Brown
United States vs. Arthur jones
United States IS. Len Glasguc.
United States vs. William Allan
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-TO RENT iN SUBURBS. WITH
prl'i.esc ci buying. modern house. about s rooms.
rear Iuc ar would share such house ritN
owner this winter; small family. Address BON
56i, Herald Office. ocll-3t
If YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
nishcd uDfuruisheI houses list your property
with GRACE AZ. THOMAS Corcoran Bldg
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HOUSES FOR BENT.

FOR REET-I513 q 81 wv. ROOMS
3i0 18Th st. nv, rooms and bath............ fJ5l
sth St. SEA- rooms and bath................ l6 81
RALPH ". LEE.
Real Estate ana Insurance. li15 G. NV.
FOR BENT-a3 gs5. go 5 NV. ROOMS AND
bath. furnace. reduced 10 Sy159 THOS IL
SULLIVAN SIC Bond Bldg ocil 81
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CriminaI COurt No. =.

United States vs.. Albert Mynat alias Albert
Mynat grand larceny verdict guilty: prisoner re-
manded. Attorney, T. G. TAYLOR.
United States ys William T. Tatem. emSezzIe-
ment nOle PROSE.
United States vs. John Fmley: Lousebreaking. yer
dict not GUILTY ON first count; guilty on sec1pd
count; sentence sixty Gays. Attorney. J. e. Foster
Civil CAUSES:
United States IS. Coleman AZ. verdict for
plaintiff fer Si23 Cuttings & Chamberlain for
plaintiff: T. L. Gies for defendant
Assignments fer Thursday. October II:
United States vs. Lewis Timan
United States Is. Yiola Fleet.
United States vs.. Edmond Howe and Jerome
FhhoTV.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANrED-WHfTE CHEF. So. SECOND, s.: :
white pantry woman, SO. FISHERS AGENCY.
ig luth NV, Orll-3J
WAATEU-CLEKK FOR LUNCH COUNTER:
fefa Toquircd az 80 Pa ave. uw ocll2t
WANTED-WHITE BOY. WITH WHEEL. -
18th st. nv l.
WANTED GOOD MIN TO SILL THE
Washington Herald; good compensation. Apply
~ 18Th s. nw. ocloSt
OlSrEBNAN-NEAT WHITE MAN: QUICK.
clean opener. accustomed to iue trade. FhlLA-
DELPttiA OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE 5l3 llth
81 orle-3f
BOY To WORK 3 EVENINGS A WEEK II
drug stou. Address BOX 2. Herald Office. oc93t
WANTED-wHITE BOYS FOR TRUNK WORK
1913 II ST. Uw. Ucl0-5t
WANTED-ASSISTANT WINE STEWARD: REF
ergnces required Apply a. rhe Raleigh oci8-3t
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERs EDWIN
T. MAY 23E 7th 81. uw. oc9-I
WANTED BOYS At l5TH AND q SIS:
wanted. % boys at Eth and SIS, wanted 80 boys
at b. u. depot. 10 sell The Washington Herald ,
sell ike hot cakes. oc93J
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Enuity COurt 10. l.
CHTEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

M -sfS. Rollins rs. Rollins, proof ordered taken
il. q. Kmball for plaintiff. K. &. Blhrlrd Tor
4-ieudsut
HyTsm ,s Ralcay title vested in complainant e.,
adverse possession. Ba-ion * Siddou, for com
lfgiuaut
cS5usi IS. Archbishop Of Baltimore; substitution
af trustee yrler-d. T. Z. Myers and G. F. Cgrlsi
fur complainant; Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton tor
defendant
Washington Lean aud Trust Company Us. Smiley.
John 3. Lamar and George II. Lamar appointed
Trustee, bond S390
smith smith, auditor confirmed and distIibu-
tiUH ordered !. J. Darlington for complainant
S;arE VS. COUauln. exceptions oTerruled. Douglass
a Douglass fer complainant. J. j. Darlington for
defendant
Assignments for Thursday. October u.
in Laurel Products Company.
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SITUATIONS WARTEp...FEMALE,

" a y T = u - SITrATfONS- RECOMMENDED
white. c0l0ICd c00E- general workers chamber
maids, purses. i1HUdTt-S. uClt 7-ycaruld girl light
l0useW0rE. o. elambeImalt- l2ll l0th s. oel9t
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TYPEMRITERS,
TAILORING,
ATTORNEYS,

LEGAL ADVICE on ANY PROPOSITION. S.
WIS. deeds. m0-tsegcs, leases contracts. powers
ot attorney drawn. sad titles 70 lands examined
under suy State laws patents. trademarks. clfy-
rights. passports. charters secured uudtr Amerca--
Foreign laws Adduss THE HANLoNS' AttOr-
ntys Washington. u. g. Prompt service
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE.

FOR sALE-sTEAM AUTOMOBILE; EXCEL
lent condition. reasonable Apply Mr. TUCKER.
1873 L 81 NV. ocll-ot
FOR SALE-REO RCNABOUT. 1905 NOBEL
with folding seat. C4paCity four pasSengars. all
complete in perfcct condition; tires address
BOX 27s. Herald Once. Ocle5t
SO Will BY NJ CADILLAC AUTO, N PIX
fec@ condition. i taken this week l31 Columbia
road Oc l0-3l
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-I}7 GRAED sd. FORMERLY
Princeton Sc, one Of the mast desirable
homes IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. near
I,jh ard llth S. car lines Dot 59xf0-
house contains u rooms aad bath. barge
cellar; hEAIED BY STEAM: stable
and carriage house, 40 REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED this property is
GROWING ~ VALUE every year. It
can now be purchased at a bargain
LOUIS l. SHOEMAKER
sl2 18th IT. nw.
rUI, SAILS 1ol-ONE or THOSE DESIRABLE
6-room hone iupsIties Oh New York ave re-.
perfect condition furnace heat, duplicate houses
selling t0l 81 30 4 perfect 1tfIc home.
&C le-0 SHANNON & LUCho 1Ji 18th S. nv
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

O. ACRES, 6 MILES SOUTH or CAPITOL:
elevation. 269 feet. Oxen Hlll Nd; opposite post
otacc, store. telephone station. J. SCOLLICk, NJ
tio0sl Museum
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE,

BY An ENERGETIC. HUSTLING MAN. A 20
slti0n as collector Address BON -. Herald
Office. coast
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HORSES And VEHICLES.

ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS. WE 0rrER
cur eliue stock ot contractors gears at cost.
~ Sll-l !lIc t--1ls-------------..-s5
- --luct f}r- wagons ..----...-... 81
S. D. WATERS son. SO Pa ave. uu.
II YOU WANT A BUGGY. 81 RBEY. run
about. paactlu. gr0csrs wagon. delivery wagon
cr vehicle ot any style cali and see mo 7 can
save y01 both time au8 uoueE. as 7 have O large
s.ceh u these goods on hand az b4rau prices
lcur Iricls are nine Don't buy your horses.
blankets 1r lsp r5le, uatii sen sen ne. EreTvfhuz
tEa- Used iu- horses Cul carriages. GEORGE w
tA1Lok : REPOSITORY. ~ j. 81. Ur.
CQGSWELLS 3 Is The CHEAPEST PLACE no
buy new ard secondhand vehicles and ba.res4.
large assortlelt vehicles. SO up, harness s. 10:
ieur inc Shetland ponies and trap - nth
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MANUFACTURING SITES.
SUBuRBAN---F0R SALE,

WILL BE GLAD To MEET ANY ONE WHO
IS thinking about hWug = farm. store or village
home IN Northern Virginia. near Washington. Ad-
dress BOX 81. Herald Office. ocl0-it
FOR SALE-CP-TO- SUBURBAN RESI-
dcncc, r1ouS. hath and servants room, with
all modern c0nreIicuees lot I}5yI60; price. $3.50
Address BOX Is. KeuSinZton, Nd. OCl0N
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National University
Law School.
30th Session Opens October |, 1906

Evening sessions exclusively
Complete tllree-year course. De
gree Of IL. B. can be secured at
end OF second year. Postgraduate
Practice Course OF technical in
struction leading in one year to de-
gree Of IL. N.
For catalogue apply 10 secretary,
1891 + st. NV, or after October /,
at Law School Building. $3.50
18th ST. NV. Phone III. 3436.
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Probate Court.
1rsTrrF CORN

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate OF John Johns0ni order Tatfying sale
Thomas Walker. attornes.
In Anna {. Adams Ct al; order appointing
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

fOR sALE-CROCERY And MEAT MARKET.
new sipca. horse and wagon. no fta enable 0i-rT
refused owner SICK. l0l 5li 81 rs. &C l1-5t
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED ROOMS. WE HAVE A CONSTANT
demand Tor rooms iu all iJCaIIties with al WIN
out heat; furnished ana uifuulsucd, Apply Rental
Dept CENTRAL REAL ESTATE & LOAN co.
Room p 1927 4 So uW. Phone ~ i'1- ocl1-l1l
WITH BOARD.
WANTED ROOM AND BOARD BY MAN AND
wife in private family Address \. T. j., Herald
Oice. ocs5t
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PERSONAL.

or COURSE. YOU Don't NEED THE MONEY
but don't LET go0d thing PASS there's lots o
IL SIH'S OLD STAND. ci9 d.
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
PROPHETOLoGIsT.
CONSULTING CLAIRvOYANT SPECIALIST
Demonstration in prophetology includes common
sense advice in love marriage divorce and tl
family troubles. Without assius O question, s1e
friends and enemies. whom yoI WI! morrr- Her
information is clear, concise, and 10 the poiut.
721 NINTH STREET n. wa
/ WILL PAY CASH PRICES FOR WORN GAH-
meats ladies cr Tutlrmcna address Uogtali
VII c1ll L. TAEshES. lJ8 IN NV Phone
MISS NJ l. BAKER
Aianie'''iag e. taciai' snd ag'aip Aas72Ee'
Iiorr 10 ~ la. Gau- and SuHdas. ocli-it
FOUND-A METHOD OF CURING CHRONIC
cases ot rheumatism. iocCEator atszia, Bright
used in FfeuCl aad t1fTUrI hospitals for EaiI q
esI,'ury eel, ifdotsed iy leading fls,.en lals-cais'
Prof. f. D. Il. PARKER l-s Sew I-is age.
NV. sl.tes 5 and 9.
I PAY CASH FOE WORN GARMENTS, LADIE9'
or Ccuuamen.e address It-tal wiH cil. L.
TARsitts. Ios lyn nv. rhafe n ia0 o- D-99t
BRADf0hD5 > DETEC1IVE AGENC1- SUITE
n Coloi4d0 Bltg 18th aud g.. 'fuonc Main
2j27 expert investigations. any cause: an sections:
strictly cupldential. ltor night s.ric. phone
North t5-3b
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MME. MARTHA. NEW YORb'S WONDERFUL
pslnst aEd card ra..deT. iu ,ifo reading. 5cc
LUCK EIycl and advice u.auieg.s ana lose
affair MAiE. MAtfHA. go II a. NV.
MME. DAVIS l22S grH ST NV. BORN
pe,arro5alt AID card reader ieils about business
sepamted. and rses lGca 70 all.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. The Chief Justice and Associate JUS
ltces NleComas and Robb
Admissions. Charles A. EasloW arthur J.,
Kitchen. l. L. Morrill,. Alfredo A. Calderon' Aiired
B Lest and Charles b. Coffin.
No. Ie6l. Parsons vs.. Little et al; submitted ;
f. Giesy John Eid0ut attorneys
No 35l Durvca ct al. rs. Rice. jr. luatent ap-
reaD. suggestion Of dimiuution Of record and pet-
tion for certioraTi submitted by j. A. saul, OF
counsel for appellee, in support ot petuon' ana by
T. NJ Phelps in opposition; leave 20 appellant n
ME brief in ten days. i. NJ Phelps, Fred l.
NJ I6s2 Brevn vs.. District Of Columbia: placed
foot Of dockst T. S Douglas, Levi David, Henry
T. Rlair Attorney
No l725. Grant vs.. United States; argument con
tinued by J. NJ. Proctor for appellee, and concluded
by James A q Shea for appellant Attorneys foT
appellant II. l. Quinn and J. \ . shea-foF ap-
pace. ID. ". Baker and J. VI. Proctor
No I.-s Nash rs. District Of Columbia; passed
Until November. Ge0rye p. Hoover. 7. II. Thomas
st;ovneys.
No las Hsr7 vs. Roome argument fer appellan,
hegua by Fl. D.. Davis, continued ror appellee BY
W. W. Milan. and concluded hy H. T. Davis.
H. J. DAVIS. ". W. MILAN. r. Z. /. Smith. 81
tCTUeys.
No. Is5t Brown. czr. vs.. Grand Fountain United
Ori,r Of True Refczmers st al; argument for app
pcIla1t begun by :. \. Bimey. continued by J. :.
Easty Smith for appelle and concluded by A. A.
Isirucy for appellant. \. a. Brney, ]. H. Stewart,
Gcorge II. White. attorneys.
Assignments fer THURSDAY October II
I65l Northwest lexington Improvement COMPANY
y. CamubeU.
ISL Fifth Congregational Church vs. Bright.
trustee
l51S C0iumbil National sand Dredging Company
s.. Merton.
l5so stnsoB Hutchins ". C. l. Mum.
I6sI Simon Bronson vs. Edmund Brady.
1870 Toledo Computing scale Company rs Gar
Tis1H-
l5qG ShcrtsIceFcs rs. Capital Traction C5mpsnv
l69i The AUemaui1 FHc Insurance Company IS.
.Le Figmsus Insurance COMPANY.
1896 John McFaTanc IS. Patrick Kirby.
l61S Tas4n1s Il. 'iekfsrI vs. HcuIe n Talbot
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Equity Court No. =.

ABRAMS VS.. GafGey; pro C1nfesso made absolute
inference 10 aGditoF L, Peyton appointed receiver
bond. Sl9G Hughes & GRAY. I. Peyton and Irving
Wilkinson Tor cgmplainaut-F. J. Nissusr for d.
fcudaut.
Assignments for Monday. October Is:
s Somcrvilie Stewart. Wilton Lambert Tor com
-I--.nau--M- v. Eaa.arL..n l.- a.-.ulan--
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. No EXTRACTING;
no pain. look. feel act ard last longer than
natural teeth. shrcken faces made normal: painless
filing DR.. J. J. WILSON. I203 81 "
CUT RATE DENTISTRY SPECIAL s. SET OF
teeth $50; s. gold crowns, So. s-53 filings, 5oc5
b-idgs WOW. extracting free ARMY NAVY
DENTAL ASSOCIATION. cCr. lth and I nT.
Entrance Sc Z 81. Phone NJ EZim.
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OSTE0PATHY.
BICYCLES.
COLLECTORS,

VIZ DO GENERAL COLLECTING; BANKRUPT
cy, estate. and damage claims, no charge unless
successful. THE FULLER AGENCY. ~ l2th St.
NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
from YOUR old worn carpets. Di0D postal or
phone Main Il15 WASHINGTON RUG 60.
; acteIy. g3I 9Th s.. NV
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PATENTS.
CLEANING AEl lYEING,

PHILIP LEDERER. l2lt II ST. Ne PHONE
East 1905. Satisfactory WORK guaranteed. Our
wagon calls 70. and dcilFcrs work al over the CITY
Phone us
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TlTcoyear course leading 10 the degree Of DOct,
Of Pharmacy.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED-CASH PAIp FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets once and store fixtures of all kiuds. furui-
ture stored. packed aHd shipped Address BAUM.
9'Z Ia ave. ny. Phone liau ~
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sEaOPN Rasl7 TEaeHFR OF Spanish.

Has removed hel residence to l76l T s.. NV. where
be vii resume her lessons. privately a0d IN classes
October Particular attention paid TO conversation.
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COLLEGE, or PHARMACY.

Graduate csisTs1s leading b. degrees u Mas
q Diplomacy ana Doctor Of Philosophy.
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or COURSE YOU DON'T NEED THE MONEY,
but don't let go5d thing PASS. there's lots q
com IN th0sc men Wcrn garments. SHOES, hats ana
shirts Will can any time YOU say name tle day
il SIH'S OLD STAND. CO u.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-30
RACE FOR GOLD BEGUN
THOUSANDS SEEK CLAIMS
Prospectors Who Were Turned Into
Walter Lake Indian Reservation
Yesterday.

Inorne, New, Oct. 29-Thousands
of men were prepared at noon for the
dash into the Walker Lake Indian res
ervation, although the signal for the
start was not TO be given until noon.
Promptly at II O'Clock a big charge of
dynamite was exploded and the race
for gold was on. Launches, rowboats,
automobiles, horses and burros were
used TO speed the prospectors TO the
place where the mineral deposits of
the reservation are located. Charges
have been freely made that favorit-
1sEl is being shown in allowing GER
tain prospectors to enter the forbid
den ground and stake out their claims
before the signal is given. Owing to
the extent of the territory to be
guarded, the small force Of Indian po-
lice have found it impossible to keep
the thousands of prospectors in check.
Many of them have evaded the guards
and are out of reach.
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GREAT PLUMBER
IS WELL HIDDEN
Russian RevoIutionists Still
Have $4,000 Stolen
From Government.
SUSPECTS ARE Arrested
INVESTIGATION ARE BEGINNING
TO POINT TOWARD A cONSPIR-
AcY IN THE CUSTOMS DEPART
MENT.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 29.-The plum
der from the amazing robbery COM
mitted in this city Saturday, when
highwaymen got away with $4,000
from wagon which was conveying
the cash from the customs depart
ment to the state treasury, has been
hidden, apparently, beyond the danger
of recapture. The purpose of the in
trepid bomb throwers to pour coin
into the impoverished Golfers of the
revolutionists has thus been achieved
The police drag-net gathered in 81
persons. Among these prisoners are
other actors In the robbery, including
the driver of the cab in which rode
a woman whose part it was to carry
the leather bags containing the booty
to safety. A man who was with this
woman in the cab has been captured
and identified. The woman herself
was thought to have been captured in
the person of a gypsy who looked like
her. The Investigations are begin
ming to point toward a conspiracy in
the customs service. The house por-
ter who was wounded in the shooting,
is dead.
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THE CASE COMPROMISED
New Workers Pay Mrs. Heine of Gin
cinnati $4,000 for Her Diamond
and She Drops Case.

Cincinnati, O., Oct pa man
named Samuel Resented and his
friend. John Kiss, were arrested in
New York on a charge of securing
$50. 900 from Mrs. Heine of this city,
for the purchase Of valuable rugs and
were both brought back here by Chief
OF Detectives Crawford. After they
had been held in jail for some time.
being unable to secure bail, they COM
promised the case, paying Mrs. Heine
100000 of the amount she said she
had given them. She then refused to
press the charge of swindling, the
bail demanded was reduced to a NOM
inal figure and the men were freed.
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Means Heney.. Appointment.

San Francisco, Oct 29.-Superior
Judge Graham at the opening of his
court decided that w. II. Langdo. WAS
the legal de facto district attorney OF
San Francisco. An attempt to debate
the question at issue was overruled.
Judge Grahams decision means that
the appointment of F. ]. Heney, as ds-
sistant district attorney, stands and
that the indictment and prosecution of
alleged municipal grafters will pro-
coed
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Iva T. Harms and Grant Harms OF
Parker City, Ind, are visiting their
brother o. S. Harms.
p H. Minor and family of Chester
will move to this city soon.
Miss Eta Jones has returned from
the country where she has been visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Phoebe Mitchell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. l.. Parkins, of Mil
ton.
Frank Huff, of Indianapolis, is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. William Nor
row, north of the city.
Miss Adelaide Hemp of this city is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Morrow.
Mr. Will H. Wesler, north of the
city, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank WarfeI of Richmond Ave.
Miss Nellie Lowe spent Sunday in
Eaton, o.
Charles Holton has returned from a
Michigan fishing trip.
Mrs. L. E. Turner was in Dayton
yesterday.
Will I1lDUCld Vi DCtl OIt Wdo III
the city Sunday.
Mrs. Charity Lewiston of Indianapo-
lis is the guest ofMrs. Mark Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neff of Koko-
mo are the guests of friends north of
the city.
Mrs. Horace Burr of New Castle is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Earhart of
Franklin returned home yesterday.
Miss Opal Husson has returned to
indianapolis where she attends Tudor
Hall, after a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Husson, of East
Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fox have returned
from visit in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding of
Cincinnati are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Frankie.
George Rettig of Peru was in the
city yesterday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
o. P. Rettig of North Sth street.
Miss Mabel Hyter of Springfield,
Ohio, returned yesterday after visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. o. X. Harms of North
Sth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hageman and
daughter of Cambridge City, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Haseltine recently.
Fred Virgins who has been trav-
cling through the west for the Starr
Piano Co, is at home for a few days.
Misses Ella and Ethel Petry of Wa
bash are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Petry.
Misses Nellie Martin and Edith
Wunker of Dayton are visiting friends
in West Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Crabb of North
10th street entertained at 6 O'Clock
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock,
of Carnegie, Pa.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-30
CHORUS GIRL SUICIDES
Member of the earl and the Girl
Company Takes Her Life While
in New York.

New York, Oct. 29.-In At of de-
spondency, with her husbands love let
tiers torn to bits and scattered around
her. Hazel Cooper, chorus girl in
the Earl and the Girl company,
drank carbolic acid in her apartments
in the Hotel Hamilton and died at
hospital. The girl is said to have
been the wife of Edward Walsh,
jockey. She was about 20 years old.
chileans' Mission.
New York, Oct. 29.-Three Chilean
engineers on their way to San Fran
cisco to study the reconstruction OF
that city, arrived on the Umbria. They
were C. Hoernig, d. Calvo McKenna
and H Delcanto, all graduates OF the
University of Chile, who have been
abroad for the last eight weeks at the
expense of their university. Immedi-
ately after the earthquake at Valpa-
raise the young men were sent on
their mission of investigation. After
a short stay in San Francisco they
will retunA. TO Chile.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-30
INDIANAPOLIS VICTORY
SUPREME COURT DECISION
Highest Jurists in the Land Rule
Against Rosa M. Cole and Others
From Getting Cheap Gas.

Washington. Oct 29.--The supreme
court of the United States denied the
application of Rosa M. Cole and others
for writ OF certiorari in the case
OF Cole versus the city of Indianapolis
involving the rights OF the city to con-
troll the works OF the Natural Gas
company in that city. The decision
by the court of appeals was favorable
to the city and the action OF the SUI
preme court to bring the case up for
review has the effect of Affirming that
decision