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The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. 22-SUGAR-Tue foreign beet
ugar market ssd higher. at ss 98sd for Noyem-
,er and December The worlds visible supply Of
sugar was cabled at ls5o00 tons against 200 coz
same time in 1870. Locally the market for raw sugar
vas steady with sale Of 800 tons Demerara cen
rsfugal November shipment, at 2ls cents. cost and
reight basis. @ test equal 10 3s2 cents duty paid
Outy-paid prices we're as follows Centrifugal, g
/ est 3 l3-i5; mgscJTad0 g test, ; SIC. and mo-
r. asses sugar g test. I-l6. Refined sugar was
sther quiet, but steady.
f. BUTTER-Receipts SIS packages. The market
tr butter held finn on the basis Of . cents for eX-
creamery.
III EGGs-Receipts. IO.gl5 cases. Eggs uueu urm and
changed, with Western Hrsts quoted at s2aS3
sol NAVAL STORES-Stock: ROsin. Il SO barrels;
mar rts turpentiue ass; TAR. $50 Quiet but steady
PEN kets were again quoted for rosin and spirits tur
made ood strained and the latter al I6s for machine
MI barrels. and tar remained nominal
middli L FEED-Trade is dull Spring bran, p Is
AIS inss 22.75; city bran 2Loo; Western red dog,
FLO
spring CR-Trade is quiet Spring patents. 4IOa4 4Oi
winter clears, 350a375; winter straigfts 3.50aa60
375a3 95 clears 325a335; Kansas in sacks. patents,
RYE strights 350a3 s.; clear. 2s5a3-3.
CORN ~LOUR-MOderate inquiry; 3.60a4 i5
port 26a MEAL-Fair demand: kiln-ClTied for ex-
BUCKV 40; coarse meal in bags L07al05,
azo 1HEAT FLOUR-Trade inactive, at Pa
HAY-Su
Prime lis ung light supply; ASP TONS part export
No. .. sass lLe8; No. l. LlOaLl5; No. p L0oal05i
SrRAW-A
BEEF duh Iarket dull Long ryc, 6saG.
PORK-NIod Family. 12oOal300; packet l0.00aIl 90.
1900. crate trade. Mess, H.75als-5; family,
TALLGW-D
5s in hogshead 'emand light Country quoted at
LARD-Quiet. s.
fined ass: soui Prime Western, 80; city. 9S5; re
Kegs. u75 cit American, 1915; refined Brazilian,
city, p: Chicsg stearne 10; olecstearine easier
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
DEEDS OF TRUST.

TwiniDg City-William Henning et TX. to samus
II. Walker and Michael l. Weller. 10 secure
Eastern Building and Loan Association. 500
east half lot p block s
Square 575-Rosetta Lucas to Michael J. Colbert an,
Oscar Luckett 20 secure Francis A. Clave,oux
$3.50, three years. 5 per cent, semi-snnually
part original lot /.
Square la2S-Charies ". Taylor to Royal L. Wilbui
and Robert Lee OBrien. 70 secure Rosa B.
Wilbur, d,Ho one year. per cent, semi -annu
ay. lot rs
Pstw0Eth-Heber L. Thornton to Claud Livingston
and Isaac II. Bryant 70 secure J. Harry Carnes
looo, one year. per cent semi-annuaIy, lot 10
square 2.
Ivy CiU-Jesse Terrell ct ux. to George F. Collin,
and Fountain Peyton, to secure Senia Y. RYDER
500, one TO thirty months. per cent, lot IT,
block G
Square sI3-Ela Mccoy ct viz. Joseph s.. tc
Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Bergmsnn 70 Sc
cure Oriental Building Association, S,2oo, part
lot q
bingham place-Annie c. Jones to Garfield A.
Street ard Thomas ". stubbieheld. TO secure
Fourteenth Street Savings Bank s. 500 three
years. per cent. senli-annuGly. part lot H.
block I. Same 90 same. 10 secure Richard f.
Street, 500. one to forty-ive months, s per cent
same property.
Friendship-Augastus b. OmWake ct TX 10 George
H. Ia Fetra and Abraham J. Arbeely to secure
Anna L. Arbeely, s20O, three years per cent
quarterly part
W. Bohann0H ct ux. to William J. Flsther and
William p. Turpin. to secure John VI. Jones,
S,e0. three years, per cent. semi-annually,
lots and o.
Square A2-Georgs Thomas Murphy TO American
Security and Trust Company. 10 secure East
Washington Savings Bank. $3.50. hTs years. :
Per cent. semi-arnually, lot Is.
Square s2O--LOuis h. Weber ct ux. to Arthur T.
Brice and William J. FlatheT, to secure John
NJ. Jones. S2.o09. three and five years, per cent,
semi-snnually. lot Il.
Square 596-William r. Metcen TO John C. David
son and HaFFy c. BirFe 10 secure W Y. Met
calf. SSo7 three years. per cent, seni-annually
lots and 7.
Square las7-Lena E. Murray ct rfr W Oliver te
Leonard ". Groomes and EFskine Gordon, tc
secure William Wheatley. $500. three years.
per cent. semiannually. lot s..
Reservoir Eiew-GeoTge Michael ef ux. to Ernest
L. Schmidt and William J. widmayer, TO secure
George Seheig Ssooo. three years. s per cent
ssmi-annuslly. lot .. block 2.
Square io9-ilenR L. Murray et vir W. Oliver Il
William +. EdnonstOn and George T. Flem
Ing. to secure Walter T. Wright and Frank E
Hopkins, Sl.44o. one 70 Afty-seEsn months. PEI
cent. lot S.
Square 55e-Willisn F. Stsley et uK. to John 7
Arms and Samuel A. DruTy, TO secure Ie,
Brown, 5000 three years, PR cent seEni-sn
nually, lot g. Same 70 Ernest n. Daniel anS
Charles 7. YodeF, 10 secure Margaret W. Ho
sisT. 500. monthly notes. 8 per cent, same prop
erty.
Square 245-SIaFie Gertrude Dodson ct viz, Isaa.
B., TO Clarence b. Rhem and Herman L Gasch
70 secure German American Fire Insurance Com
pauy. N.So, two yeaTs, per cent quarterly
lot l.
Square i2s2-Nsrgaret C. King 20 Frank A. Hari
son and John ID. Sullivan. 70 secure Nelia Hook
Ss0. three years, per coat, substantially
lot s..
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Equity Court No. 2.
JTSTICE GOULD.


Hieidy vs. Gavin trustees authorized to readvertse
and resell Complsinants solicitor, Albert SilleTs
defendants solicitor. NJ \. Richardson
Matthews IS Jones; trustees authorized to invest
certain sum- Complainants solicitor, II. S. Mat
theWs.
Harper vs.. Harper; leave TO amend granted Com
Diainant.s solicitors, W, G. Gardiner and Z. n.
Hopsweu
Scott vs.. Jennings; petitioners made party de-
PENDANTS. IntervenOr's solicitor, l. J. MatheT.
Traders National Bank rs. Murphy; J. Holds
worth Gordon and Michael j. Colbert appointed re-
eeivers; bond. $500 Compainant's solicitors, Cor
don & Gordon; defendants solicitors. Hamilton, Col
bert & Hamilton
Martin vs.. Booth; submitted Complainaat's so
licitor, J. J. Darlington; defendants solicitor, W.
{. Sullivan
Thornton vs.. Thornton. divorce. q vim. mat grant
ed. Complainant's solicitor. Thomas Walker De
tendsnt's solicitor. Thomas L. Jones'
Biilingsey vs.. Billingsiey. divorce a vim. mat.
granted Complainant's solicitor. Z. H. Thomas.
Defendants solicitors, Douglass & Douglass.
De kuyper rs. X2nder. restraining order return.
able December Z Complsinaut's solicitors. Merlat
& Happier.
Benedetine Society Rothschild ct al Is cases);
restraining orders returnable December :. Com
plaiuant's solicitors. Merillat & Happier
National Benefit Association Us. Montgomery; com.
pensation Of receivers fixed. Complainaut's so
licitors. Birpsy & Woodard and J. K Stewart DE
PENDANTS solicitors 5. r. Bond and A. B. Browne
Hutchinson vs.. Little; decree pro eonfesso made
absolute. Complainant's solicitor p. II. Marshall.
Bassett IS. Bassett; hearing continued until Mon.
DAY. COmDainant's solicitors, +. T. Colla6ay and
Leckie, Fulton Cox. Defendants solicitor. H T.
Davis
Motions for to-day:
No. S. Loefler vs. LOefser. Attorneys. Wolf 4
Rosenburg.
No. 50. Diekersou vs.. Diokerscn. ATTORNEYS
Baker Sheehy Hogan-Lpsconb, Ellison.
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VIRGINIA THREATENS LINES.
Unless satisfactory Man Is Selected,
Extra Session May Be Called.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, Nov. 22.-Unless tha
railroads consent to appoint some man
to the presidency Of the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad who
viii be free from Pennsylvania or any
other railroad influence. and at the same
time be acceptable to Gov. Swanson, most
likely an extra session of the state legis-
lature viii be called
Among the measures said to be ceuteru-
plated for the protection Of the interests
Of the State and the independent stock
holders in the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac viii be a bill to prevent one
railroad from holding stock IN another ar
IL the stock has already been purchased
prior 10 the enactment Of the measure 10
forbid the proprietary railroad from yof-
ing il. Such law was in existence sev-
eral years ago. but il has been repealed
The passage OF such law at present
would be "A terrific blow TO the Atlantic
Coast Line. preventing it from voting its
controlling interest in the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. for which the Atlantic
Coast Line paid about S50,000G00. It would
also be heavy blow TO the Southern
Railway, which controls so many small
lines by stock ownership.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnnenIs.

tOuEA ol hRBtaAhs
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice McComas
and Mr. Justice Robb.
J. Carlisle Sell and J. Arthur Lynham were sd
mitted 70 practice.
No. l712 United States ". Evans st al motion
for modification Of Judgment submitted by J. c.
Atkins Of counsel for the appellant In support OF
notion and bT Thomas G. Taylor IN opposition.
Patent appeal No. 55. Gibbons rs. Peller; argI-
rrent continlu1 by g. ID Seymour for appellee and
concluded by r. r. Killg0re for appellant. on mo-
tion the appellee Is allowed 70 file additional bref
herein II SO advised.
Patent appeal No. 595. Gibbons PelleT; mo-
tion 70 remand submitted by r. B. KiliEore for
appellant in support Of motion. and by q. ID. Sey-
moUT IN opposition thereto
Patent appeal No. 5s. Rose Shoe Manufacturing
Company vs. Rosenbush & Co; argument com
menced by c. E. Foster for appellant, continued
by L. H. Hartman for appellee. and concluded BY
c. F. Foster for appellant.
Patent appeal No. SIS. Blackford vs.. Wilder; ar
glment commenced by Philip Mauro for appellant
Assignments for to-day;
On hearing Patent appeal No. 39S
Specially assigned-Patent appeals tNos. So to
3s9i. go.
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Equity Court No. I.

Philips vs.. HeislCy. argued and submitted Com
plainsut's solicitor C. A. KeigWin; defendants So
hctoFs. NaUek & Nauck
Bard SchafhiTt; receivers account approved and
discharge ordered Compartments solicitor. l. J.
Mather. defendants solicitors. W. Z. Lester and W.
o. Gardner.
Hood vs. Cammack: pro confesso ordered. Cen
planant's solicitor. W. K. Quinter
Motions for to-day:
No. 81. Forrest IS Perry et al Attorneys Git
tings & Chamberlain Misunderstanding
No. 60. Hurley vs. Hurley et al Attorney GieS
Nc. & Van Ness IS Hatley. Attorneys. Bal
derston-EverOtt
No. s5- Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
vs.. Sherman. Attorney. Syme
No. 81. Prezzavento rs Petrone Attorney, Peelle.
No 90. MeTillat et al. vs.. Hooker e. al Attor-
neys, Merillst, Richardson-Millan & Smith. Moul-
ton.
No. I0l. Morgan vs. Morgan Attorneys, ". p.
Wilansoh-ROys
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW,

street ohn c Davidson et al. trustees 70 WI
liam p Aietcah. lots X and T. square 59s, 500.
Efinghsm place-Frsnces T. Dorsey 20 Helen r.
BarTy, lots 2 and =. block ?, SO
Massachusetts, avenue southeast between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth stTeets-WslteT Z Wright Ct al
20 Lena z. Murray. lot s. square 1857. $40.
Reservoir Yisw-John ". PoEell 20 George Michel
lot q. block 2 $40.
No 2l2 Florida avenue Observation-Disclosures W.
H0sicr to William F. staley. lot 8. squsre $50,
SO
Addition % Anscostis-Sallie ". Parker 70 Charles
d, AieitzleT, lots and S block l3. so
Now Hampshire avenue northwest, between and
strrCts-Joseph ]. Darlington e al. executors
20 William p LiPscomb. lot g square l54. g oo0.
petwcrth-t Frederick l. Mockabee 70 Annie ". Bs-
den lOt Te. square IS. sic
Sixteenth and A streets southesst-Nlary T. Rad
Shaw ct vir, Aaron, 70 Robert l. BRADSHAW,
original lot 10. square l0s5. SO.
Twelfth street northeast, between r and streets
Kate Eaugey 70 Robert L. Bradshaw lot ls
square l0le SO
No. - street northWest-Willism F. Lannan e;
TO Charles Il Gordon, lot ?. square Sc Sl0G.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of Owen Donnelly, rule % show cause re-
turnable December : 1905. Attorney. II. Winship
Whestley.
Estate Of Julia ". Adams; Judgment on verdict
nunc pro tune Attorney. z. Hilton Jackson.
Estate of EldddEe J. smith, VIII admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted to Neende
n. Smith; bond. SI00 Attorney. Joseph a.
Burkart.
Estate o. Amilds Mcirew. win admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentsry granted 70 Edward
4. Baloch: bond s20o. Attorney, Alexander g.
Bentev
Estate Of Edward 6urile. letters Of administration
granted 70 Theodore Hurdle; bond. SEo. Attorney.
J. +. SeagES
Estate Of Margaret Harrison, excmplifed cop5 Of
viii admitted 20 probate.
Estate Of John Walter. IT,; letters Of sdminstFa-
tion granted to HenTy e. and Frederick L. Walter;
bond. 500 Attorney .. :. Metzerott
Estate of Ann Z. Ster VIII dated May l9. lss,
fled with petition for probate Attorneys MILAN *
Smith.
Estate Of George G. Anderson; order authorizing
payment Attorney. r. :. Hume
Estate Of George q. Cox; petition Of probate Of
viii fied. Attorney W d. Hoover
Estate of Lewis Baar; petition for probate Of viii
filed. Attorney. Thomas ). Hopkins.
In Te Raymond CGIcoran: order % invest funds.
Attorneys, Hamilton Colbert Hamilton.
IN re Katie Dorsey ct al; petition % appoint
guardian fled Attorney, d. W. O'Donoghue.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23

10. %. Gilmore vs. Gilmore Attorneys. Downs
Wolf & Rosenberg
Ne. q. Hoffman rs. Hoffman. Attornsys Plum.
| ley-English.
No, "a winsrnore vs. Thompson ct al Attorneys.
/ Maui kent-Alion. Nav.
No. 6. Horn rs. Horn. Attornevs. Sillers-Afiler.
No. s. Palmer vs.. Palmer. ATTORNEYS. walker
Dawson. Williams
No. 100 Bruce IS Bruce ct al Attorneys.
Hemans Colns-Jeforis and Peyton
Nc lo2. Fisher vs.. Fisher. Attorney. y C. Bal
derston.
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Lord vs. Emcry verdict for plaintiff for s. 500
Plaintiffs attorneys. John Ridout and + C. Dut-
ton. defendants attorneys. J. Enos Ray and ". "
Levin.
Byue Us Lisner: sealed verdict ordered Plain
tits attorney L. H. David: defendants attorney,
Leon TobriueT
Motions for to-day:
No l. Hayes Washington Post. Attornevs. T.
l. Jeffords-Chapin Brown.
No. 2 Trammeil. administrator. IS Potomac
Electric fower Company Attorneys. Crsndal
Mackey-J ]. Darlington and McKcnney q Flan-
No ; Gusrdmm vs.. slys. Attorneys, T L. Jef-
fords-Titus
No 4. Curtin vs. King. Attorneys. Jones-John-
son
Company. At;0meys, Douglas s Douslss-Bsuy &
Minor.
No. 6 District Of Columbia IS. Shoemaker At
torneys. momas-W J. Lambert
No. !! Foster Brown ct al. Attorneys Ccsti-
gan & Pratt-Ridout q Dickey
No. & West vs. Middleton ATTORNEYS. Walker
Lester & Price
No. 8 Bryan. administrator. vs.. Washington Rail
way and Electric Company Attorneys McNein s
David-Dsrlington.
No 10. Edwards vs.. Holden. Attorneys Ralston
SiddCus-DaYis q Nav
No II. HargrOye vs.. Beller Attorneys. smith d
Archer-Thomas
No l2 Lapdvoigt vs.. Paul Attorneys Poe &
Putnam-Frailey
No. l3 Walker vs. Hart Attorneys, Archer-w.
j. Lambert.
No. IL yirginia-Csrolina Lumber Company vs.
Eisnger ct al Attorneys. II. ". Wheatley-Hayden
johnson.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
NIorimun Haggar and Ksagensian IS Hsggar;
Jury respited. Plaintiffs attorneys. Wolf Rosen-
berg and Philip Walker; defendants attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon and II. W. Sohou.
Motions for to-day:
No. / Brooke Us. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys. John Bidout and G. c. Gertman-E. H.
Thomas
No 2 Crowley vs.. Randall. Attorneys. L. J..
Mather-C L. Frailoy.
No. 8 Washington and Chesapeake Beach Rail
road Company TyTer. Attorneys, Chase & CLARK
d. T. Anthony,
No. Ford vs. Ford Att0r1e}S John hld0ur
and Alex WOlf-Jchn Ram.
No, 5. Contractors supply Company vs.. Engi-
neers' Supply Company. Attorneys, Darlington *
Iones-J. O. II. Award.
No. G. Bartgis vs.. Frazee Potomac Laundry Com
pany ATTORNEYS, II. ". Wheatley-L J. MatheT
No. = Mckay vs.. Buchanan Attorneys. Philip
Warer-J l. Peyser and H. W. Sohon.
No. s. Cunningham Boyer. Attorneys, L. s.
Doug.Rs-John RidOut.
No. g. Summerville rs. Green. Attorneys, J. Daw-
son Williams-Hallam Hallam.
No 10. krippendorf Richards. Attorneys, b.
T. Doyle-W. e. Prentiss
No. IL Baltimore Building and Loan Association
Va. Jennings. Attorneys G. II. lamar, MILAN &
Smith-John RidCut
Ne T. Stone a Fairfax vs. COcrell Attorneys,
BrsndenbUrq a Brandenburg-F. B. Rhodes
No l3 CardOzO IS Baird et al Attorneys Il. L.
Davis aud J. A Cobh-Stuart McNamara.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
Equity suits.

No. 3S709. ScccJe Anonyme de Ia Distillerie de Ia
Liqueur Bcaciictine dc lAbbaye de Fecamp vs.
Louis Rothschids Company; injunction. Complain
ants solicitors Happier & Merilat.
No. 61i9. Same vs. Karl Xsnder: Injunction.
Complainants solicitors, Happier & MerilIGt.
Ne. B7ll. Same vs.. Fl Dorado Wine Company
injunction COmplzinants solicitors, Happier 4
NeTillat
No. 1912 Edward l. Thompson "a May T.
Thompson; limited divorce. C0rplainant's solicitor
&. Darlington
No. 267l3. In re adoption Of Anna Isura Gibson :
adoption ot child. Ccmplaiuants solicitor. Z. C.
DuttOn
No. 267lA Richard L. BAH vs. Maggie Ball; di-
vorce. Companants solicitor, J. \ TOomey.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
Trust
" ose. ON Iaod T,ea.e,

cent Roose. - leaving for Panama. Presi-
Interior HI Eelt informed Secretary Of the
action in ftchcOck that he had upheld his
lands refusing 10 approve leases to oil
Theodol Indian Territory acquired by
Rarns6 re \. BarnsdaH Of PittsbuTg.
in be- ~all who was supposed to be acting
had = half Of the Standard Oil Company,
the acquired 5000 acres. 80, 200 more than
the legal limit, before be appeared before
ar Secretary Of the Interior to obtain his
u. oproval- The action of the President in
G pholding the decision of Secretary Hitch
= ock viii have the effect of compelling Mr..
Barnsdail 10 relnquish all leases in eX-
cess Of 500 acres.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
LIVE STOCK 7.ARKET.

New YoEk, NOV. 22-CATTLE-Receipts 80. Moth
ing doing to-day; uominally weak Calves re-
ceipts part late yesterday he Little doing. nomi-
nally steady. Veals 45a900 Dressed calves dull
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. 2090 Sheep
steady; prime and choice lanbs firm; others slow
and weak. Sheep, 300a50 %; lambs. 7.25a770. cuns.
500. No Canada lambs
hogs, s.59a66
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market TemaiPs quiet.
CATTLE-Ex,ra. L75 TO 500 per cwt: butchers.
A90. ordinary. 80 to 800.
HOGs-Per evt-. gross. e25 to $50: ordinary $50.
sHEEP-Clipped. 400; medium, $50 70 s75; com.
mon, 200 10 500
LAAIBs-Per pound. spring. choice. IL, me
dunn 20 ~.
CALvES-PeT pound, prime. to So; medium. 2
to ~; grass, to a.
COWS-Each, prime. 1000 TO 5000; common, % og
10 s000; cid Rad dry, 500 to i60
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
CriminaI court So. 2.
mSTTCE BARNARD.

JIoIELE bAflNAIU-
United States vs.. William Smothers, assault with
dangerous weapon; noIe pros Attorney NJ. T.
Clinkscales.
United States vs.. Edward E. ElleT. embezzlement
noile pros.
In re estate Of josephine Reeves Shelley: jury re
spstea until Monday Ca7eatoTs attorneys. Worth
ington Heald q F1ailey cayeatees attorneys sam
uel Maddox and H. =. Galley.
Wilkcrson vs.. Moore; judgment for plaintiff fo
sl05 with STAY OF execution till December l. 1906
Plaintiffs attorney, W C. sullivan; defendants At
toFney, c. W. Drew.
Bradshaw Va Washington Employees BsnsFoleu
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Receiver for Lumber Companr-

PIttsburg. Nov. Upon application of
the Krauss Lumber Company. Of Hatties-
burg, Miss. the United States Circuit
Court appointed the Colonial Trust Con-
pany, Of Pittsburg. as receiver, TO take
care of the business of the Baker Con
tract Company. The action was based on
an Indebtedness Of the contract company
10 the lumber people Of Ss.0I3.e6.
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Mechanical Lien
law SHIFTS.

No 5562 George +. Rsvelle IS JOscFh Sava and
Rachel sava, l0f l. block l. Moore & Barb0ur's Ad-
dition, S75. Attorney. c. c. james
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Assocation; motion for new trial flied. Plaintiff
attorney, c. 4. Barnard defendants attorneys IRE,
BCall and w H. White
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HernId Wanf Adn

will be received at Campbells Pharmacy.
nth street and Park road. and promptly
forwarded TO the main Office,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23

No 1883. William j. MandeT stove Company rs.
". J. Puman; Judgment Of C. 5. Bundy J. F..
for SlaO9 Plaintiffs attorney, L. z. Loving
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
TOAD WAGEEARNERS
Charity Organization Starts
Campaign.
WILL SEEK COST OF LIVING

Railroad Men SfiII at War with the
Roads Over Adjustment OF Wages.
Pennsylvania Drops One Hundred
Men from the Rolls without Pre-
vious SOtiee-whnt It Costs to Live.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
HERO IS REINTERRED
Patriotic Homage Paid to Re-
mains of James Wilson.
BODY IN INDEPENDENCE HALL

Attorney General Moody Praises
work of SiEner of American Dee
iaEattOn-Was Advocate of Strong
Government and Welded Great
influence in Forming Constitution.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
A CLIMB IN sELKIRs.
The Fun and Hard Work in At
 tempting Untried Peaks.

The Fun and Hard Work in At
 tempting Untried Peaks.
 It was August, and We were the van guard of the first international party which that year began the more sys- tematic exploration and climbing of the Canadian Rockies, writes the Rev. Charles L. Moves in "The Congrega- tionalist and Christian World" For the first time there was an imported Swiss guide and a genuine English AL pinist. Our greater doings-the climb of fatal Lefroy, the traverse of the Waputehk snowfield the ascent of Gordon and the sight from it's top of all the greater peaks to the north. since then the trophies of later parties who have all too greedily climbed and map ped and named in what was then a land of promise filled with undiscover- ed grandeurs and untried ascents-be- hold they are written in the book of the chronicles of the Canadian Abs Too trivial for such record. but a more vivid joy of remembrance, was my first ascent of new mountain, my first taste of that summers glorious adventure, and oomradship, the trial climb with which we >began our work. We were not in the Rockies proper, but a hundred miles beyond in the less famous and lofty but more lovable Selkirks. In contrast the higher Rockies are crude, amorphous, un- couth-mighty torsoes, only softened to lines of grace by their draperies of snow and relieved by scanty fringes of starved forest.
 In the Selkirks nature has tried ber artist hand. Lines and contours take on grace and symmetry. Single peaks sweep upward in shapely cones and pyramids The union of these in tbe horizon ranges is always is always fuI of interest and beauty. The skyline of the Hermit range from the Glacier House has left an imprint in my mind more distinct than that of many ranges which I have faced a longer time. an impression of delight in the mere pro- file against the sky hardly eaualled by any other like mountain memory. Nh harmony of color spread over a valley Iand it's encompassing heights has ever seemed so thrillingly beautiful with the contrast between purity of snow above and vivid greens of luxuriant forest growth reaching up from the board floor of the valley and between pleasing gradations of gray ice. ruddv. hued rock and many shades of verdure Three such valleys meet in a sort of trefoil at our climbers headquarters. that reaching to the south being the scene of our exercises and exploits, One alone of all the peaks, already named the Dome at that time remained un- scaled to challenge our daring and skill.