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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
This Space In Controlled BY &c atral
Labor Union of Barre and Vicinity
Attention. Ijnlsn Men and Their Wives!

The workingmen of Barre and vicinity
arc I'LL unionized and the most OF US
have certain pride in being able to
show clear card in our different I'M
ions. Our employers and merchants are
also members of their different associa-
iionsz-in fact, we are what would be
practically called Union town.
But still there is something lacking,
for we cannot deny the fact but what
the most Of the goods for sale in our city
are products Of unorganized or convict
labor and do not bear the Union Label.
This fact Is surely not creditable to
amy of us, and we certainly are not do
ing our duty TO have such state of
affairs in Union town. DO not scab
il in sonr purchases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18

The orange flower is considered by
the sicilians as cmblematIc of generos-
ity. In almost all parts OF Europe, also
" this country. 1t is regarded as we'd
uing flower, TO wear the orange bios
sons being an euphemism for mar
riage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
TWO ARE TIED
FOR FIRST
Also Two For Second in Coli
Tournament
TWENTY-FIVE ENTRIES
L. R. Hutchinson and r. Z. Austin
Turned in an 81 and B. B. Bailey
and John Reid an 80 Last
Week.

Two players were tied for first place
IN the weekly tournament Of the Barre
golf club last week and two for second
also. The former were Z. II. Hutchinson
and r. ii. Austin with a net score Of
81. The two men tied for second were
d. b. Bailey and John Reid with s..
Twenty five players turned IN cards, as
folInw@
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
FIFTY CREW MISSING.
Japanese Transport Strikes a Mine and
Sinks.

Toxic, June 49, The Japanese trans
port Toyotomi struck mine Thursday
evening, when "a miles Off Joshin, Korea
and sank immediately. Twelve Of het
crew were saved and so are missing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
Granite Cutters Win.

Gloucester, June is.-Thc strike oil
Rockport Granite Company paving cut
tiers which began last March, ended Sat.
urday and the 100 strikers returned "a
work today. The company will grant
the mems demands for an increase.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18

At Chicago Chicago s, Boston 0.
AZ Detroit New York 6, Detroit 2.
At Cleveland-Cleveland 0, PhiIadel.
phia 4.
At st. I.ouis-Washington 5, ST. Lou.
is 90 innings.
Yesterdays American League Scores.
AZ Chicago Chicago ., Boston i.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 7, Washing
ton ..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
National !. Leaeue STANDING.
Vermont Baseball Saturday.

At Brattleboio Dartmouth NEEDLES o,
Brattleboro Athletics 8.
At Windsor Windsor 10, Claremont
II,
At Bellows Falls Bellows Falls Z,
Vermont Academy 3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
Saturdays National League Games.

AT Boston Cincinnati $, Boston 4.
At Brooklyn Rain.
A New York New York Al, ST. Lou
il d
AZ Philadelphia Rain,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18

All players going 20 st. bloomsbury
who play tournament on Saturdays are
requested to play Wednesday next. Per
order tournament committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
GRANITE CITY QUOITERS
WON FIRST MATCH
From Mortified Team for the State
Challenge Cup, Score Being i5s
to i26, Played on Barre
Grounds.

The first series III the quoting matches
between the Northhcld and tile Granite
City quoting clubs for the state chal.
lenge cup was held ON the iatter's
grounds Saturday and resulted as fol-
lows. s u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
PERTINENT QUERIES.

BY the way, will some newspaper Of
public advocate tell WHY the indepen-
dent movement deserves TO be defeat
cdr So far NOT ONE REASON HAS
BEEN GIVEN WHY it should be de-
featcd and the machine retained in pow
en-
Voters of Vermont, will you trust
the machine and candidate that promise
nothing or the man and the party that
stand for genuine reform2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
NJ. & w. RAILROAD.
INC score bY inninps

"A summary; Two base hits, Hutchin.
son, Mariani, Hepburn; bases on balls,
of German 3, on Mariani 8E struck out.
by German 4, by Mariani B first base
on errors, Wholesalers 8, Railroaders 6;
umpire, Hoban.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18

1ssued by the Clement Literary Blu
reau, 1909
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
81. Srafb, Gulo.

9ait. 5. @arfusien ftrioer til o.
ira 9eresforo. :. 8at. UNDER :. os.
On 9uo oil, iaa rejier je5
Morgen meo min 0uitru til 9ruib,
6olo., for At bun tan tase Op-
bolo Der. inotil 6roitsn fommer.
SUN iioer 10 nemlia Al Ultima,
MI paa 10. CONNER. 81 bar pro-
ret alimaforanorinJ Here @angs.
men bun er lite blsotn beore, ina.
oaarli9ere. 9a5erne tilraaosr
COLORADO. % ri bar Oerfor BE-.
% til / @uos R1on. At go
r Il 8orie3.
). Wartusfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
4noubOnSa.

Soften meo i'm 3raol5e0 bar MI
~6egpnot. Del er Oo9 foroetmeite tc
bebaaelig 5raol6to, ION guar let
ira 6danOen. Mdn tan pel lit.
Ifi9e: g}eo 9tiosrne 6eItpigsrne flots
lies paa Bang, 9ta0 6sittarlea
MeiereOet ioinger. gej, 6pitmani.
nen maa frem, og osn tartere Del
alene uofsre !6sitar6ejoet. 9o5,
9~Oinoefoltet bar ogiaa 0eres 5raol=
1e0, De iio0er life ! ct @lasIfab. )
|0enne 5io gges oerss 5rapl6sO meo
|arig pdd anipen meo 5luerne.
Bore Batter sr nemlig life iaa 6eje,
u0en at oisie iurrsn0e Sfa6nin9er
tan flpOe ooer Dem. 9angsre Der
9eft o9 / Monona 50. bar man
6ert, at De ingen 5lusr bar, grun-
Get pda al 8atferne er iad 6gje, at
5luerne life fan latte oper oem.
@n bpperlig 5eitnin9. gu fomm:r
Der ct Bar qfsGapitler; t6i oem
bar 0i ogIaa en- DEL al, % ielp
ON ri bile bore os 40, ION en-
Pratorius, fun fortaae Sem til
6erren, iau fan Ri Bog aQigeoel HE
ifjule Dem. Spgoomms inoe6olosr
De oenne Gang.
0lrs. 8ooil Nislisn bar oqr.t
neget ip9 en- llgestio % un6er qez
1e6e4anOling. bun er oog beore.
Og hrs. gaitor G6riftianfen er
i8en reiit til Omaha for bo~erligere
at isge 9a9e6ielp for fine oaarlige
Zine.
9i BAR / 59r0 meo at faa 6efemt
ct tort llngOOmsmgoe, men andre
er fommen os / 5orts6et og faaet
ct ida0ant 6eItemt i Council Bluff.
ariitine @intber og Dime Qpngs
gadro er TONNE tlbage BERTH ira
StorbDerne.
StuO. u. s. 6anien op6olOsr
Jig ogiad Der paa Ggnen. Sa. Der
maa 10 pore noget / boaO en- itrso
It'll mig, al man ipnes goot Om Qu-
oubonfoltsne; men Der mac oi oirs
ielig oare paa 9agt at oi life TOM
mer til at ipnes for goOt ON Os
ielO for Iua bliOer set oa fsrit oaurs
lig meo os. 0i forTtdar NOT, at
Dem, iom tommsr Der, fan marts.
at 6errsn bar beiegt fit 5Olf, %
set mao 10 iaa oare bette, Be ipns5
goot Om.
OS iaa en- usnlig Silisn til Su-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10

lin %forloOsos, mis- NIarie Suno Al
Qliatopn.
9~s1raoelien foregit sen Il. FRI
|Qilion 9afpions 9opal til Mrs.
g. Morteniens airte9aaro. 6oor
5amilien bar oerea 0raOplaos. 0eu
Screening. ban til6prte, foreitoo 81
8raoelisn. Paitor qietle. 0rants=
.6or5, 5ortnin8ens grait, forre.teoe
= Gn ang Snoianer, iom bar
5amilie i 2utf, blso ooertprt II
@ftentoget i 9ar6eosn al Miatoma
Sen Il. Snli 9al bpao Maaoe
llIpften inotrlf. oi0es lite. Gfter
6%orlpoenoe iful0s ban care en- gar
tie net ung Man0.
: Smeo @regers Rieliens barn"
/ Miutopn bleo Sen %. Suli an
tanot At 0pnilo o bran6te tiaigez
meo 10 ION so. Den par opfsrt
for st BAR Qar ioen o. asiureret.
9orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
MisiiOnsmpoer.

On @u0 oil bliOer Der bolot
RisfionsmgOer / Rolfez6aqenOers
Rul0et / Soma ION fplger:
s Rolfe 6egpn0er WsOet me0
9uostjeneIie Senoag BEN 9oe Ssp.
nn9er 81. 1o14 % fortietter De
y foigenoe 0ags.
5a1en0er 6e9Dnoer MsOet Gre
Aa4 osn 14os September 5ormiOs
aaa S.. 1917 og fortiatter til SBn@
aas 4ftsn. 1orsOag often D.
saroa5 efterniooag oil Der bli0e
tai igriis til Be un9e.
@snner at 6erreus Sag. ION
na1tts snite at 6eis5e % og Oele
herrsns 9e-FgnelIe meo % i Oisie
Gage sler ct at Steoerne. ftdl 0are
3atslis oeltommen.
3n1meloelie maa Tte III llnoer=
1ans6s t 6etimelig 5io.
qaa M~snig6sosns @egne.
M. &. 3enfen=G na4Olm,
gr9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
&orreiponoante
Srene, go. SafOta.

1. 2luguit 1906.
Qenge bar ieg otntet efter At +,
Il nogen At Dor Menig6eo, iom BE-.
Ore tan ftrioe, emo jeg tan. itulo.
bare itreoet liOt ON Dor aoino.-
forenin5s 9rbejoe % 9aidr.
Zen foreneoe DANTE, e~oan8eIiii=
lut6erite Henig6eos aoinoer Iamle-
0es / Oftober 1905 bos Pait. 9tz
ttrIens ire M}il 9eit for 9i6org for
1t Itifte en- Mountaineering. I'll
6ormano oalgtes Mrs. 5bomien,
o. Ulrs. s.. .. 6anien oalgtes Ill
&asierer. Y}rs. s.. Rielien biso
palgt til .Setret1r. 0es peotogss
At boIoe N}eoe boeranOen 5ors0aJ.
Gtbpert Me0lem, iom 9ioer WteOt
erl999er 10 Gts. 9rRiten msosr,
iaafremt oet er BAN muligt. Mps
oet aabnes 81. 2 Sim. meo nj
ipngelien At en- Saline, gen d ~
l9sning Al Stptte al 9u0s Gro
NED Yr9iten. otter en- Salme. %
.iau be9pn0er 6oreningen tine Cor
Rdn6iinger. 5orenin5en tobsr mi
.o9 iper, bpd0 man mener fan o9re
he0it. Del blsp heitemt at 6ol0s pa
lar Sen @. SUM / 6aDen oeo Bra
Iteboli9en. 9l9en opran0t gral "a
merf. fad Der tom lite ret man9e
Soft, men 6erren ld9oe lin 8eliigs
nellie rigeIig til. Mr. $. 9. 6anien
6lep paI9t til 2tuttionar, % ri mal
it9a at ban gioroe Sci goot. 4lt
bIeO ioIgt. 5%oreningen gao so
til 9srne6iemmet % SO t
ANDRE 9iemeo % baooe til6a9s $50.
6erren ifal bare 9Gren % Qriien
for BET belle.
6oao eaers BET tirteli1e an3a1y
er 6sr life me9st at berstte. Def la
10, Iom Ser par liot Qio o. @at=
telie / Menigbeoen De fsrite 10 2(ay
efter. at ri Itifteoe qrpit. Qu ist
Get 10, ION SET gaar tiI6a9e i9en.
Oct scr sgfaa en- 6el Del St1oe,
II ri lig9er j strio me6 @run6oi.
9ianerne ON, 6oem airten ftaI til
6prs. Oct par oppe i Retten for
mart ct Qar Iioen. 0ommeren nil
De 0a af9ere Sagen inOen 80 0a9e.
.M}en Ser li99er Set enonu.
We0 2(qtelie
s. Shomien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
Dosnhanoel oe Smeoep9rffteo,

yor velkendte Landsmand, SeREN JEN.
SEN, har modtaget en- stor Forsyning at
FINE BUGGIEs, som salges til rinielige
Priser. Han sslger lansing NoRnen med
fluid Garanti. Hans Smedevarksted er ny
liz forsynet med en- ny Gasoiin. Lokouotiv
og err allie Maader udrustet Til at gore alt
III FACET henherende.
var saa god at kigge ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
New Homes i'm the West.

Over a million acres of Land will be
thrown open to settlement on the Sho-
shone Indian Reservation Aug. ID, 1906.
The lands are reached by the direc
route of the Chicago & North Western
R'y from Chicago, It. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, Omaha, and other points in the Mis-
sissippi Valley. Send &c in stamps for
pamphlets. maps and full particulars
to ". b. Kniskern, 2. T. NJ, G. Il y.
w. R'y Co, Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
geitDrtr leges.

9au BEN forsneOs Rites 9ernebjem
@aupaca eniies ell troenoe 6amille. belii
meo finn et Ear Barn. til at f%oreiioa oIem-
met. Cor 9ure Gplp5nins henpsnoel
man Jig, meb 4ubeiolin9 ira IN 8rgit, til
ell Al unoerte9neee:
FntOr g. 5ObniOn, Noupaca, @is.
Faitor 7. See. Jieenab, ISIS.
Eaitor greOr 3obanien, Aububon, "a.
Nr. gem. HOttenbors. glt 9otn, "a.
Mr. SatOb nauicn, Neeuob, g9is.
@srnehl ems bsinrelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
yOaniferen".
UuDstieneiter.
Blair. Hcbraita.

DO Here @eis bar ri Der i Blair
jaaet guoIfab ON, at hrs. q. 0t.
IielIen ! Omaha bar oaret megst
YDg. Oct par pit / SpnOags, OR
BAR tre Eager 6os benOe. men In
gen at Dem gap 0aa6 ON, At bun
lunoe leoe. Smiol,rtio er bun M /
9eoring. Saa forteQer Mrs. u.
N. Qn0erien. ION / Mites Tom biem
ira Omaha. Oct er meO 0la0e g
8ilfreostiaelie, ri tan me0Oele Ben
aerne 10 ooer Samfunoet oenne 81
xrretning. 8rooer Rielien meo 6dz
allie bar gennemgaaet en- bdar0
greOelie. 0}en ON 6erren ger Set
idd pei FOR Dem. at De faar 9oo
1t 6e6oloe oeres aNana", ida paar
Sorgea asl ooer / 5at.
5 Sen0ags GftermioOags rel
Fe 59gmanosn paa port 5rntteri,
6. 6. 4ielIen. me0 5amilie pa1
IN 5er;etar efter 6bicdgo til. Maaz
let bar narmeit 0aupaea, 8is.,
5oor RielIen bar Slagtninge. iom
be oil0e 6eIege. 81 pnIfer Sem 29t=
& pua 5ursn % @lGoe At 8eisgel.
9i 6grer, Ser er flere al
Daniferne Der I Blur. ION tanfer
qaa ii rsiie til 6remont i fommen
Be 1gs for 1t ooero9re Spnoags
folsmooet. ga - REFS, 9enner Set
6liosr NOT 1t Mp0e 6ooroeo Der tan
5entes 9~eliignelie.
@eiret - set bar oi ingen
8run0 til at flage ooer. 0et par
BOG lige oeo At blipe Iaa oaaot II
foa Soft 6sgnnote Iaa Imadt at
tnnrre. Si0ite Qsroa8 fal0t Re3
aen / Strpmme, o9 ida bleo BET Oe0
At Imaare9ne At % til / fere 0d9s,
faa Oct iaa fist truenos uo fox
3aGamlin8sn at Sen 6eite0e Sao.
Ren nj far Ri after Itraalenoe goot
gejr- Del fan e graoot % bliOs
go6t.~
Den republifanffe gountp
Convention 6oloss Der { gbsn pa1
gourt6uiet t Morgen. 5 Den 4nfe0=
ning ger n86e Blair Demotrat"
ipIgenoe 9emarfnins. 5%ern6anerns
st61osr ingsn neoiat giaetprig.
Oct be6e0es life. u8beTe Convention
5eGons" / Set repu6fitanIfs qarti
BAR a1s 0eres pass" / Qommen =
a6eu Dan 9usIsn, og ban sr /
Stdn0 til at betdle = nei, ban bar
I'm soitorie1e qafs. = Raite err
Dag oil set o~emotratiife 9arti boloe
In gount9 Convention Der I gpen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10

Observation-Disclosures for Sno6p.
oeIfe I'll Stoptur oeo Seen. Sd.
ri tai tRnte oper SET. Def bliDer
naturli9pis temmetig lungt, eaers
tunoe pi 10 beItemme oor gprnez
ieit oereppe % faa Soeoen tprret
Al meO Set idmme.
CIR. ;.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
9ud. Mis.

Suu. >Sle.
2orsoasen Den ?. 4u5ait blts
9aitor Big % bans 6ami.ie Jar.
atles ooerraitst. % De! iteie, Jon
ri 10 eaiteos, / a. 9emmeli55eo.
9plo par Iaa Del for en- Goei=
raitelie? 9el, BET oar ct. ge-
ters N~leni89eO, Der i Screening
meo Nleni34eoen i Miatopn BAR
iamlet Ter II iupriis Dor graFs=
.familie.
Batter Big % 5amilis par M
REQ oenne 9ejligbeo inoiteret neo Il
.ipiie til N3ioOo9 6os N. .. Bill.
% pei ia5teas / Den 6ormenia3 Il
hlpe en- liae pasiilr ON Gfrermios
6dssn. Qlen oe, bleo oar MI 1T.
2eili59eo. til Den Dag; t9i itrais
eiter UliOoa3 tom Der guo eftsg
Gem, II Der par tommsn fremmeos,
iaa De maaite MI 6jen, 5oor No.
Dig oe oil0s. % iOet Uleaemrum
bdooe 5olt uosn At oaffe Cpiigt
tagst 5sitplaoien i 9efiooslie.
d soft iua paa 81. narneite
oar ilmiet ble9 ri aumo0et ON Al
ta9e 9llos oeo 9alerftolen. Ga,
iaa tom 10 ION ~iaooanlis San95o.
gen frem. Tor en Sang 6srtr ser 10
til oeo iIi5e 9ejli36eoer 6aao, ferit
|os iiOit. 9srefter bro u. grocts
man 5oriamlia9en 5jerteli5 Be-
tommen % 6em9rftoe tiai9e, + 6pla
6enii9t oi BAR forIdmleae. Sda
eoerratts De paitor Big en- 9engss
5aoe ira beer Wleuig6eo iamt ira
A0inOeforsuingen / Miatopn. 81
iiai5e oar Der flers f1milier, Jon
life tilberer Menigbe0erne men b.
Tiger airterne msr eQer min0rs, osl
hlp0e noet oerss gi0ra1 til oisie
@doer, Der 10 par 6eregnet ION n
sfstra YlaItsnnslie for gaitor gils
~trofaIte Qr6ejoe / Weni96e0srHs.
5no6b0elien par MI tommen frI
NtiatOmn Meni56eo, % Sc bar o..
iaa me0t 51nfte talri9t. 6enoe0 .a
50 5dmilier. 9aitor 9i1 tatte9e u
ieIofsIgelig soft paa Set 6iertetilIe
Tor @doerne. men 6etfageos ia lio.
ooer, ii k9dn fun0e life 6oloe en-
Gale, ION ban enIteoe. !6ao6e ri
gIoet bum en- Tile pudminasGs oal
boao Der foreit5o. ftutoe ban 6aoe
holot en- rigti9 goo 5als, men OF
ait 10 eHooa. 6an fan not Ii3s
Iiot u0en At pare forbere0t.
5miolsrtis BAR goroene oafte0e
% aaftn faroig. 96i Soft bao9e
10 me0bra5t oeres MaoturOe, o.
bar Den Dag fri. 0a oi ial
faaet os Iiot til 9iOs % en-
file 8diiar, 6e9bHbte Soft at 6raae
Rjem, miittert meo osn 5glslie, At De
Raoos BAIT IN ifsn Og Gpggelig Of
tcrmiOoag. 5Gt for geIsgei.
@amls Ssren gsoerien, gia
Rapios, Mi9igan. ser paa grun0
al i'm enfoloige % terlige Gftiuss
maaos / airfebla0st og 8unferen,
ION Oe0 Den Qsifig6eo BAR fenot
al mango buaoe 9reIter og eag.
folt | port Samfun0, sr, efter 6Oa0
bans groOer. aldus qe0erIen, bar
meooeli mig, ufedaet oeo DOZEN Sen
IA. Suli ! tit So. 4ar effer lanasrs
8ios SDgoom. Otter bans Gins.
Inn er ban iittert odn0ret bienl,
GLAD og lpttelig / 5roen paa I'm
5relIsr.
= 9ilie 9apion, en- ung Mano
I aucf, oeoe Den IA. Suli I tit
27. Qar sfter et Bar aars Sb9.
Dom (grpitterine). GAN rsjite for
.6enoso ct Mar iiosn til g6osuir
.Qrisona I 6aa6 ON at blios raft,
men ost bar oei for tent. : Sc iioitt
MaansOer OpboIot ban iia bos I'm
|lnfel, NiliOn 2upion, % bIeO ef.sr
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
New Plant TO BE Located Forty Miles
from Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. Nov. e.-ArTangements have
been completed for a mile running track
just outside Of Pittsburg over the Vest
Virginia line. The formation Of the West
Virginia Jockey Club has just been effect
ed, and il was also announced here to-
day that the deal for 400 acres Of land at
Holidays Cove, W. Va, where Ohio,
Pennsylvania, and West Virginia prac-
tically join, has been closed and the race
track will be built ar once
Capt Harry Brown, of Pittsburg, broth
er Of the late Capt. 5. S. Brown, is one Of
those heavily interested In the new ven
ture and though he will carry out the
wishes of his brother. that of selling all
his stable at the end OF this year, he will
enter the racing field himself and may
adopt the cherry colors which Capt. s. 5.
Brown made famous.
The West Virginia site has been chosen
for the track because there is no Law in
West Virginia against betting. 1t Will be
but forty miles from PiJtsbUrg and the
railroad people have guaranteed to land
its race trains inside the track in one
hours time from PittsbuTg, and the rate
promised viii be less than cent per
mile for the round trip.
George W. J. Bissell. Of Pittsburg. E J.
Sinclair, of Steubenvile. Ohio, and the
Hon. J. L. Rhinock, Congressman from
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arthur 7. Lee, .. and Gracie Diusey, q yisnna,
Va. Rev. II. Schroeder
Richard c. Dutton, q, TomPkinsVille, Nd, and
Mary L. Rollins. q Rev. II. P. Egan-
Irving E. Hines. p. and Sarah T. Lloyd, q.
Rev Charles H. Holmead. 7.
Aloysius W. Bowling. 81. and Ellen Lee Young.
Rev. james F. NIackin.
Robert F. Bailey. 81. Skin Quarter, Va. and
Mary L. 1I0reey Rev. Weston Buner.
Lorenzo b. Cauuthcrs .. North FORK. Va. and
Martina Burch, 2. Rev. Wallace Radcliffe.
Thomas II. Marks, g and Mary J. Hornbaker, 8
Manassas Va Rev J.. B. Mclaughlin.
Ralph L. Polio. p and Lucille A. Perry, %
Richmond Va. Rev. d. !. stafford.
Marshall sadleT, e. and Ethel ~ Jefries Alex
andria. va. Rev. Reece Murray.
Austin W. Kelly 8 Alexandria Va. and Gertis
L ByWator. Is Rev. Charles d. Bulla.
William II. Belts, &c. and ada NJ StreTig o.
Baltimore. Nd. Rev Frank NJ Bristol
Frank F. Vandsrort, A. Germantown, Pa and
Katherine A. Iipphart, 2, Cresson, Pa. Rev.
Charles A. Arndt.
John AmmOns ., Lee, Va, ard Mary " Hutch
inson, %. Rev. L. W. Lowrie.
COLORED.
Henry Coates, 6 and Matte r. Shorts. 3. Bal
tmore. Nd Rev. f. Y. Bischoff.
FREDERICK Myers g, and Luvenia Barnes .
Rev ". NJ Clair.
Arthur Gay. i2. aad Margaret Blackstone. 2.
Rev Z. A. Wallace
Grant Greenfield, g, and Blanche Carter y.
Rev J, Z. Matthews.
Arthur 6. Waites p. and Lillian Caps, D
Rev. George ". Lee.
James yeney. g and Mary X Palmer, 2 Res.
Frank Y Bischof.
Barber stuart, .. and Alice Edvard. %. Rev.
]. H. Burke.
Isaiah T. srnan=oo5, q, and Mamie johnson. 2s.
Rev 5. G.. Lamkius
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


First addition to American University Park-Galen
L. TAFT et a.. ttustees % Rufus J. Wyckof
lots 2 and 81 block p S.7N.
Gissboro-J0seph y. Young et Tx 70 Frank Z. But
teraeld, part lots p and 2 SO
40. Ninth street souiheast-John F. Donohoe ct
ux- 10 James H. Brunener, part original lot p
square 92e, so.
Anacostia-Cora c. Mclean et al. 20 Jane 5. Nc
Lean. lots . and Z5 SO.
South Brookland-James Martin Miller et ux. 20
William Wallace Price, lots Is ard L. block z,
G street northeast. between Eleventh and Twelfth
stTests-WiIliam c. Heck TO Margaret A.
Heck. west half Of lot 2. square 9s3. SO
No. 1899 Tenth street northwest-JoseDhine 2. Hin
ct viz. William a. 70 Ray Barnett. l0t 40
square 364 SO
Seventeenth and II streets southeast-Emrna p
Hume GO al. % John H. shelton part original
lot J. square 1872 SO.
Seventeenth street southeast, between c and Il
strsets-same 70 Charles 2 Crosse. part original
loJ i, square 1922. $40.
Lansdon Park-Hans r. Freund to Anna Frend
lot g block ?. SO
Nos. l7S9 70 TS5 Sixth street northrest-Alary
Jaeger ct VIZ, Carl. 70 Bladen Forrest. lots 3
and 90. square 80. SO
Squares so. 4is Is W Of 5l and Mount
Pleasant-Wil'iam ". Mstcaf e. Tx. % William
2. Metcaf. lot g. square 80; lot B. square li5;
lot 10. square rs; lots Q and q square W Of
555. and part lot Il, block II, Mount Pleasant,
SO
g street southwest, between Third and Fourand a.
half streets-Catherine C. Cougalan e viz Dan
IT,. % Margaret Walsh, part lot Z, square 55s
So
Addition % Rock q Dumbarton-Edwarl J. SteIl-
wagen, trustee, % Ales and Marie Hr1liczl, part
SIS
Petvorth-Clsrence B. Rheem Ct a.. trustees. to
AudrcH II. Curry, lots s. % S.. block 3 s7s,Z75.
Fifth street northeast, between II and 7 streets
Lincoln L. Pitsn0gie et ux. 10 Martha II Young
l1t a., square sos. SO
Seventh street southeast, between and G streets
George IS. Sunderland e TX 70 L Fred Rauch-
enstein lot 76 square So. So
keutUciy avenue ard G. street southeast-George Il.
BOYD % uE- 70 kenrebunk Realty COMPANY lots
3, g. 5, and :, square ". Ct l092, so.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.


In re lunacy Of Lydia /. PlummeF; reference to
auGitor.
Smith rs. srIth; appearances o. absent defendant
ordered. Complainant solicitor, R. II. Mcneil.
Washington Loan aud Trust Company vs.. Smiley
sale finally ratified and trustees account referred 70
auditor. Complainants solicitor. John 2. Larncr.
Bailey vs. Bailey; trustees authorized 70 convey
and reference 10 auditor Compleinants solicitors.
Wilson & Barks5ale; defendants solicitor, o. W
Bailey.
Fisher vs. Fisher: rule 10 show cause. retgrnahle
November p Complainants solicitor W. {. Bal
deTstcn.
NicKennon Us AicKeunon; reference 10 T. II. Fit
nam. examiner and J. Z. Laskey appointed attorney
to defend. COmplainants solicitor. Charles Bend
helm.
In rs lawson Council. No. 81 Independent Order
Of St Luke; rule to show cause, returuable December
a. 1906
In re lunacy Of Eugene Peters; committees reports
ratified and reference 70 auditor.
Palmer vs. Palmer; demurrer oTer77lled with leave
to amend within fifteen days. Plaintiffs attorneys
Rslston & siddons aud II. ". Wheatlsy; defend
ants attorneys. BiFuey 4 WoodaTd.
Morgan Ys Morgan, rule 70 show cause returnable
December 8 Complainant solicitor. Chase Roys
Assignments for to-day:
No s. Smith Is Meyers. Attorneys Hufty q
HUfty- Brandenburg * BrandenbUrg, d. ~. O'Don0-
ghue and Ralston & Siddons
No 8 Wlmarth vs. Pickett Attorneys, WI
marth and T. H. Stephens-W. Z. Lester.
No 70. Hermann HaErison. Attorney, W. h.
Sholes.
No p Reeder vs. Reeder. Attorneys. W. P.
Williamson-C. Carriugton.
No "a. Hutchinson VI Little Attorney z. Il.
Marshall
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
TO RENEW CHICAGO DERBY.
GentIemen's Riding and Driving As
sOciatiOn's Novel Plan.

Chicago. Nov. e0-The Chicago Derby.
abandoned when former Mayor Harrison's
order against bookmaking drove the
Washington Park track out Of business,
is to be renewed next year under novel
conditions, according to a statement just
issued by the Gentlemen's Riding and
Driving Association.
The associations plan contemplates the
formation of a pool by a number OF the
organization's richest members, who will
then send an expert horseman South TO
buy twelve or fifteen promising twO-year-
olds, for which the members Of the pool
will draw lots. Each member viii train
and ride bis own horse at the Derby.
A site has not yet been chosen for the
track, bat several excellent locations
have been offered and a selection viii be
made before spring. The association in
cludes such representative men as Judge
Elbridge Hanecy. president; Herman
WOllenberger, treasurer; Harry J. Pow
ers, Charles A. Stevens. G. W. Marks, a.
c. Frost, J. T. Pirie, and o. E. Binner.