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The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Warned of Impending Disaster.

VI DAHAHsNf-
News OF the impending disaster spread
with the speed Of the tornado itself. Doors
were closed and barred. and business men
rushed to their places 20 make things
snug and sccrete YalUables which might
tempt lo0teTs.
a sprinkle Of rain preceded the wind
then came the whirling Of duh leaden
clouds which seemed to almost settle 10
the hOusetops. With a distant rumble
the storm charged ON the city and then
struck with q shrill whistle and swished
along. its natural roar being accompanied
by the crash OF glass. as tiles were lifted
from roofs and huNed through windows
of adjoining houses.
The air was flied with debris. Houses
ia the course % construction were tern To
pieces as though made Of straw. The
shacks IN the poorer quarters were lev
1led like houses Of cards, and IL was here
that the greater Of fatalities occurred. IN
a twinkling the beautiful Pradc. with its
double row of magnificent shade trees. il.-
terspersed with stately palms. was
cleared, the trees. which were the pride
OF the city. falling like rows OF dominoes.
IN the palace and plazas similar scenes
were enacted. ana to-day Havana is "a city
almost barren Of shrubbery
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nodged Up an Alley.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
?. $ Dent Of Asricllturr. weather Bureau.

g. $ Dept If Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Washington SATURDAY Oct. - 1865 D. m.
The western edge of the tropical hurricane that
PASSED northeastHarl through the Florida Straits
If3Esday last struck the south Carolina coast at
0ClOck this afternoon. Tire barometer at Charles
tom $. C.. sank "a 29l6 inches with a maximum
wlad velocity Of siXy-four miles an hour from the
north. No serious damage reported. The storm an
pears 30 be developing in souilvestcrlr direction
but the rate of movement j. extremely slow The
probabilities at present are that it viii remain in
about its present position for tine next tWrutyfUur
hours although the cratic that it has hither
10 pursued makes 10 difficult to approximate its
future path
4 storm Of considerable severity is central in the
Middle Missouri Valley Ii has been attended Hv
high noFthCEly winds and heavy rains which i'm
suIne cases. have turned to SNOW Closely following
this storm Is a strong AREA OF high pressure and
colder weather.
Continued threatening weather, with occasional
iain viii prevail In Atlantic coast districts SUNDAY
and Monday. In the Middle Mississippi Valley
there win he rain and much colder weather with
snHT On South Dakota. Nebraska and Western
loua. Snow VIII also continue IN the Middle Rocky
Mountain region. and a general fan in temperature
viii set in west Of the Mississippi. advancing into
Eastern districts during the eariy part Of the com
ing week
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts win be brisk, possibly high north
eastcrly Sunday; on the South Atlantic coast high
northeast 70 north: Oh the Gulf coast fresh and
variable. on the Lower Lakes fresh northeast to
east, and on the Upper Lakes brisk northeast to
east.
Special Forecast.
Storm warnings are displayed en- the Atlantic
coast from Jacksonville to Norfolk and az Duluth
Local Temperatures.
Midnight s. 2 a. m B.. a. m 67.6s m s..
a. m. S. 10 q. m. o.; y noon, s.; D. m. g.;
& b. H.. g.; D. m, 81; 8 p. m, 50. Maximum. C.
minimum 81
Belatirc humidity-s O. M. 50: p. m. 81.
S D. M, So Rainfall 2l6 Hours Of sunshine %
Per cent " possible Sunshine.
TemnentuTe same date last Maximum, g.
minimum. g.
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SNOW TIES UP TROOPS.
Cavalry in Pursuit of ties Finds
Railroad Blocked.

Omaha. Neb.. Oct pa neavy snow
storm. the earliest ever known IN the
state. has ragged AL day over Western
Nebraska and wyoming and the Tenth
Cavalry. which had been ordered from
Fort Robinson, Ncbr.. 90 start after the
band Of go renegade Ute Indians IN Wy
oming, IS tied up ON the sidetrsck, only
"a few miles from the fort The TaiIros5
Is blocked. ard the troops have so far
been unable 10 move. 1t Is expected
however. that they viii get through to
night some time. and will reach their
destination sunday forenoon.
The Department Of the Interior yester-
day received telegram from Deputy
Game Warden Johnson. of Gillette. Wyo.
stating that The band of TIC In
dams which has created so much sp-
prchensi0n i'm that neighborhood Of late.
having wandered from their reservation
in Northern Utah. had broken camp and
were proceeding i'm a uortherly direction.
This will take them out Of Wyoming
into Montana. IN the neighborhood Of tho
Crow reservation on Lame Deer Greek.
in the Little Tongu0 country. u was
not known at the Interior Department.
yesterday whether or not this move on
the part of the Indians would result IN
the recall OF the troops ordered by Secre-
tary TAFT the day before To proceed To-
Gillette in Response 10 the request OF
Gov. Brooks. of Wyoming
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Tide Table.

Condition Of Wafer at Harpers Ferry
Harpsrs FeHy. ". Va. Oct 2a-Shsnandoah aud
Fotenlsc rivers muddy
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FREEDOM CT RELIGION.

NatlOhaA Assembly OF Bolivia An
nOunces Change In Constitution.
The State Department has been inform
ed of a change made in the constitution
OF Bolivia by the National Assembly.
granting free religious worship The sec
ton Of the constitution having TO do with
this matter now reads:
The State recognizes and sustains the
catholic religion, permitting the public
exercise OF every other religious wor-
ship"
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HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN CUBA.
Believed that 100 Are Dead and 800
Are Injured.

Are Injured.
Havana, oct 2O.-AccOrding to the most
reliable accounts obtainable here to-day
the list of dead and fatally injured in the
city of Havana viii be between thirty and
forty. while The total casualties on the
island will exceed 100 dead and 500 injured.
All estimates Of property losses are
merely guesses so far. but the damage to
shipping and business interests in Havana
alone is belieevd to be upward of =. 100000
Estimates of the damage in the country
districts are impossible, but the loss to
the park and boulevard systems Of the
city is alone believed to be upward Of
81. OOoO00
Sugar Planters Suffer.
Well informed planters estimate the loss
of sugar cane Ia the districts Of Havana.
Pinar del Rio, and Matanzas. caused by
the storm, at about 10000 tons. This loss
is distributed among eighteen sugar es-
tates lying to the east and west of Ha
vana, though most OF the loss was in the
districts to the eastward.
The storm seems 10 have damaged
Batabano more than any other individual
graphs Gov. Magoon that nine persons
were killed or drowned there. and sew
eral others are missing Forty yawIs have
been lost, and two steamers went ashore.
The mayor estimates the property loss at
100000. He makes an appeal for help
from other provinces which may be able
to afford 1t.
Reports from many other centers on the
island tell q story OF the loss of small
crops, and also OF tobacco seedlings. The
havana Tobacco Company states, how
ever, that the loss TO tobacco interests
caused by the storm will be much less
than bad been anticipated. Ihe outlook
on the whole Is not BAG.
Praise for Father Gungerti.
All Havana is ringing with the praise
Of Father Loveat Gungerti. the noted
weather observer OF Belan College Obser-
vatory. to whom hundreds undoubtedly
owe their lives
At $50 o'c.ock Wednesday evening
Father Gungeru teiephoned all the Ha-
vana newspaper Offices, the palace the
American camp, the barbormaster's Of
fee, and the leading hotels and cafes that
the cyclone would be on the city within
an hour
As a result practically every vessel IN
the harbor had been made snug. the sol
diers had bTaCed their camp. and hun
dreds of people had reached places Of
safety before the storm struck On the
strength OF Father Gungerti's informa-
ton the newspapers rushed out extras.
and as a result Of the general warning
great loss Of life was prevented in the
city.
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Special Forecast.

storm warnings are displayed en- the Atlantic
coast from Jacksonville to NorioIk. and az Duluth
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
President sends Condolences.

President Roosevelt yesterday sent mes
sages Of coincidence to Cuba and to Flor
ida. For the disaster in Cuba he express
ed his regret to that country through Pro-
visional Gov Charles z. Magoon. The
other message was sent to Gov. BrOward
at Tallahassee.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
At OLD RIVER VIEW

The twentieth annual tournament and
bah which will take place at River View
tomorrow will be the gala event OF the
season at the popular resort. and will
be attended by a thrOng from this city
who Will take this opportunity Of spend
ing the day with relatives and friends
from the country in Maryland and
Virginia In the vicinity OF the View
Tournament day at the View is a holi-
day for the country people. VINO come
10 the resort IN large numbers 70 have q
good time and TO cheer their favorite
knights 10 victory. 1t is the day for
family gatherings at the resort and the
country people OF a large region look
forward TO IL with anticipation OF en-
joyment.
The tournament this year promises to
be one of the most interesting that has
taken place at the resort for several sea-
sons. Twenty riders have slgnihed their
intention of entering the lists and COM
peting for the privilege Of browning the
Queen of Love and Beauty.
The riding VIII begin at ! o'clock
rharp and Will not be finished until dark.
AT S o'clock the coronation ceremonies
viii begin and after the Queen and her
attending maids have been crowned the
ball viii be opened with the 'lancers 30
danced by the Queen, her maids and the
four winning knights. Dancing Will be
kept up the greater part or the night,
for the visitors from the country Will
spend the night at River View.
To accommodate the visitors from this
city the Steamer Queen Anne viii leave
her wharf here at 10 a m, 2-30 and 6 As
D. m and will make the last trim
h0meward at 1880 p m
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n 8-FoLoWing schedule figures Published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
49, A. Ii BAILL-L>oc4i Tor EaFrisonburg.
WarreutOn, DanFILe. an1 way stations.
Ig.5I a n DAILI-W asllugJou and Florida
Limited. bLTst-Class coaches ana sleeper 70
Columbia savannah. And JaCksOuviiIe-
Dining Car service.
liI5 A IL DAILT-Cuitcd States Fast Mall
Blrsl-ClahB coaches and sleeper 70 NeW VI.
leans. DINING Cag service
A.U T. Il. WEEK DA 4S-l-JCal for Harrison
burE and way stations on Manassas Branch.
a. = IL DAILI--LJCai Tor NaTrruIUu ana
CEariOIIea vile. " eek days tOT SJrasDurg.
--2U T. IL UaILI-NeW - rE aud ALlanIa
i Express. ElTsS-lL4s4 Coach 10 Atlanta
Sleeper 10 Columbus. Ca. Via ALiauLa
sunset Route tourist Sleeper Washington
a. San FRANCHISE Mondays. a sdLeslays.
ELG ETl41ys.
40 p Il DAILY-Sew York and Florida
Express Through Coaches and Sleepers 10
columbia Savannah, and JaCksouY4.le.
sleeper ~ Augusta and Port I4.Ag4- Dan
iIR car service ia Carte.
1o-0J T. II DAILA-N=~ York and Memphis
Limited tyla - nchbuTsJ- FEsl-cIass CoAcn
aud Sleeping Gar q E0aH9i.-. hu8XyIIle.
Chattanooga. aid Memphis, Sleeper ~ Nes
orleans. J4HlLg Gar service.
nos T. 81 DAILI-lF aElILgL0l ana South
,trsIrru I..mlle-- All Pullman train. 90
ssr,aJl8a car u AIIlL-l and Macon cub
car 10 Atlanta slec4 70 Nashville, AZ
Iau-a Macon, Birmingham. NUa Ogle4us-
Dining Car Service.
II Is. sIeuler, o. II. = Il IIa-d.yIc p T n ;
" Il TaylOs- u. p. A. L. >. BrJAn- U. a
myI1-tf
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CHICAGO TUNNELS
READY FOR USE
Vast and Costly System to
Be Put Into Effect
Tomorrow.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE freight bores
OF the Illinois Tunnel Company will
carry merchandise OF all kinds in car
load lots for the first time AT IL O'Clock
tomorrow morning. The freight trans
fer service viii be inauguraJed a the
outbound freight house of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Com
pany. by sending consignments 10 Mar
shall Field & Co. s new warehouse at
Polk street and the Chicago river. the
Monarch Refrigerating Company, and
the Chicago and Erie freight house
This movement will mark the prac-
teal completion of the Illinois Tunnel
Companys system OF underground
freight railroads. begun I'VE years ago.
and which has cost $8OOOO,0O0.
The company now has forty-five miles
Of tunnel equipped with rails and over
head trolley Fifty powerful electric
locomotives and several hundred cars
are ready for use The company mas
finished connections with thirty build
ings IN the downtown district.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
Trustees Sale.
BROWN * ToLsoN. Auets,. l30g H st, nv

BROWN a FOLSOM. A-cts-. l41g II ST. nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE UN-
IMPEOF ED LOT on 9TH ST. BE
TWEEN AND q SIS. y. w.
BY virtue ~ a certain decd Of trust re-
corded IN LlUer 1866. az folio l67 CT seq. one
Of the land records Of the District Of CO.
lumbia. the undersigned surviving trustee Will
sell, ia front u the premises, GA TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY or AUGUST, 1876 AT :
O'CLOCK u. NJ, part uf original lot e iu
square 9. described as follows. EegilL ng gor
the same at tho northwest corner Of said l1r
2 thence east about Sc feet 20 the former line
OF the q. * %. canal thence southeasterly
along salL line % OF ID L-eg- thence west u
feet 70 9th ST., and thence north . feet 8
inches 10 place OF beginning Also the FOL
lowing described piece OF ground. formed by
the aCCretlDE OF the Potomac river 70 said
part Of said lot p viz; A certain strip be-
ginning al northwest corner Of said lot 2.
thence west 10 the shore lire Of the Potomac
river thence s0utherly along the said SHORE
line 2Siz feet. thence east 10 the southwest
corner OF said part Of .or . as above described
thence north along 27th ST. 10 the place o..
beginning. subject 10 the rights OF the United
States IN that portion thereof which runs
through 18th 81.
Terms OF sale-Oue-third cash and the bal
auce IA ole and Two years. with interest at
per cent per EunuU, payable semi-an-
nualiy, OF all cash. at option Of purchaser.
500 deposit required "a time Of sale. and the
purchaser allowed ten DAYS 20 complete pUr-
chase Further particulars az time and place
Of sale FRED'E W PRATT.
au3-d&ds surviving Trustee.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

tScEellIe ia effect July J. 1891
z.00 T. Mold DOLEsICE EXPRESS
Uaily-Stops AT principal points In viz
gls-.a and West Virginia fesJlLuIs train.
tiandar1 coaches parlors ears 20 Virginia
H5t Springs and Hinton Pullman EIeepers
Hinton 20 Louisville, Cincinnati, Indian
sr9Is ST. Louis. and Chicago. dining
cars q b. carte service
An T. MEM O. O o. LIMITED DAILY
Past new sssrl1--e tIa-Hs stops ou4y al
ti1rdousElLe. Cl4llatt=ss .--es stanton.
clifton Forge, ard -oEllgJoa. .a-. White
sulphur. ElleeFrg-l. aa1 Hinton. W "a
Pullman s.r-prIs 10 lexington. L1llsYllLs
Cincinnati Indianapolis, - Louis and
Chicago DElIB caEs. q il carte service.
one night 9ut-
mo j. Nj T. v. LIMITED, Daily.
Solid yestt8u.e cTllu- Pullman sleepers
20 CiuciuuatI. lexington. and Louisville.
CON partueur sleeping -ar Virginia
hot Springs week days Dining cars q
la carte service. Sl-epers Cincinnati 20
ChfcaE5 ana ST. Louis and Louisville u
Nfe-rGhls. Nashville. and Southwest
Esser.atlous slI tickets Al Chesapeake and
Ohio Office .-1 PsuEsy lvauIa ave. Gus l4Il
Al near +. and SiAtl Street station. Tei=-
phone Main $3.50. Tor PeInzy.vaDiA r. =.
ca Service. and Zala 100 ta- q. & O.
Ticket Otice- les1-u
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For Rent-OmCes.

FOR RENT-Desirable office room on second
floor. Warder building. corner 5th and i SITS. 4,
three large front windows; electric light and
steam heat. Apply ROOM !. Warder build
ing. 9th and + SITS. au3-u
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent In the
Afunssy Building, + At. facing Penn
svIvania ave between 18Th and I4th SITS. .
moderate rents. heat. light. and janitor serv-
ices free cezl-U
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
Railroads..
Pennsylvania
Railroad

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q SIS
''1O a. M. DAlLH-PiTISBURG EXPRESS
ana CHICAGO SPECIAL arlor and Din
ms cars Harrisburg 10 PlItsburg. Con-
meets Tor Chicago. Cincinnati, indianapolis,
Louisville, and 81. Louis Bunet ParIor
Car 10 Harrisburg
l0:5o a. NJ. DAILY-NAIN LINE EXPRESS
Follinan Buffet Parlor Car 70 Harrisburg,
Fhrlor Car Harrisburg 70 pittsburg Penn
sy!Eania Railroad Dining Car Harrisburg 10
1901 ?; n DAILY-THE PENNSYLVANIA
LIMITED - Pullman Sleeping Dining.
burg. t0r Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo De-
uoii' Cincinnati. indianapolis. and St
% LOUIS ~ BUFFET FarloT Car 70 Harrisburg
Sleeping Dining. Smoking and Obser,a-
uon cars from Harrisburg For Indiana
Poiis. LouisFille, and 81. Louis. Buffet
LaTtoF Car 20 Harrisburg.
$50 I. n. DAILY-PENNSYLVA SPF-
A4AL as HOURS TO CHICAGOj-PuIlrna
S.!eepiss, DiniDs, Smoking. and Observation
lhs Car 90 Harrisburg.
$40 T. N DATLY-CHICAGO AND ST.
Lgtlo EAFItESs-SleeplnG Cars washing
fgl 20 - Louis. Sleeping and Dining cars
HaTilsnurg % Chicago. Indianapolis, 81
44>2els, ana Nashville Cvia Cincinnati ana
4>'ulsFilej. Sleeping Car TO Harrisburg
$40 p. NJ DAILY-CHICAGO LIgfTTFD-
sleeping Car Washington 20 Chicago and
Slel eiaAa. pennsylvania Railroad Cafe Car
haltlInore 70 Harrisburg Sleeping. smok-
ing. Dining. and Observation Cars from
harrisburg For Chicago and Cleveland.
''ls H. 81 DAILY-sT LOUIS EMPRESS
Fa lilis an, sIlsepins Car Harrisburg 10 81
7,40 F. N DAILY-WEsTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car TO PiJtaburE and
Chicago. Dining Car % Chicago
7;40 p. 81. DAILY-CLEVEI.AND AND GIN
CINNATI EXPRESS Pullman s9eeuiug
Cars Washington 20 Harrisburg. aud l1ar-
rlsuuTs 10 cleveland, Barbert1n, as,d Gin
ciunati. Dining Car
1910 +. NJ. DAILY-FITTsBURG SPECIAL
Pullman Sleeping Car 90 PIttsburg Din
Altoona
1870 =. NJ DAILF-PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Harrisburg and
Harrisburg 20 Pittsuurg Connects f5i
Cleveland and Toledo.
7-5o A. NJ. DaILY-BUFFALgO DAY TX
PRESS. with through Buffet FarI0r Car
and Coaches 20 Buffalo, via Emporium
Junction.
$50 A NJ for Erie daily. canaudaigua. R1ca.
ester. and Niagara Falls daily except
1850 A. NJ for Remove daily. and Eimlra
week days For WilllamsP0rt daily, ga
7.l5 P. II. daily. BUFFALO NIGHT Elk.
PRESS, with through Sleeping Car and
Coaches 10 Buffalo, via Emporium Junction
I $40 7. NJ. daily for Erie. Rochester. BUFF
falo. and Niagara Falls. with Sleeping Car
Washington 90 Rochester
1919 n. daily for Erie CanaaIaigla
Rochester. Buffalo. and Niagara Fails.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. ANL
THE EAST.
800 ?. n. ''CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED. 3D.
fer New York only daily, all Parl'r Cars
Express. 5.55. $50. 1880 CJew York only
and I'll 90 A 81. -lzz5. $500. .4-45. $50
and 1000 r Al l2.a0 night on sundays
$50. 'll.o0 a. 81 1901. $500. -4:5. ESQ.,
and DC 90 p. n. $3.50 night.
For Philadelphia only. Express. 7.H. 1000.
A NJ. 1901 4. n. week days. 200, BIS, 4-gH
.5;55. and $50 r. n. daily. $50 a. II. sun
For Boston. without change. 7.30 A. II week
days and - 50 2. n. daily
For Baltimore. SO. s.l5. as. 40. 80. SO
D %
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
GARRETT PARK BEATS
FOREST GLEN OUTFIT

in a smuggling contest Garrett Park de-
feateI Forest Glen by Il TO H. It was
rather an exciting game up to the sew.
enth inning. when the home team made
seven runs of three errors and three
two-base hits After that not a man
crossed the plate on either side. The
stick work of ". Kelley and F. Ofeld
Is worthy OF note.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
STRUCK OUT 25 MEN,
WAS HIT FOR A HOMER

MAHANOY CITY. Pa, Aug. Ito
establish possibly a worlds record by
striking out twenty-five men. allowing
only one hit and that hit a four-sacker,
which scored the only run and lost him
the game, was the remarkable exper-
fence of Pitcher John Wolf, OF Mahanoy
Plane. yesterday.
The home run was made IN the eighth
inning.
Young Wolf IS only seventeen years
old.
The score.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
Proposals.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, u. c.. July 81. lso6.-Sealed
proposals. In duplicate, will be received
M. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1896.
and then opened IN the presence OF such
persons as may attend. for furnishing
and installing freprOOf doors and for
hreproOnng sLalrways at the Government
Hospital for the Insane. Washington. ID.
c.. in accordance with the drawings seen
on application at this department A
certified check equal 10 per cent OF the
amount Of the bid must accompany each
proposal. The right is reserved 10 reject
any or all bids. 10 accept one part ana
reject the other and 10 waive technical
defects as the interests Of the service
may require Forms OF proposal may be
had on application at the department.
THOS RYAN. Acting Secretary.
au11. LIZ, -o.61
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
SEABOERD AIR LINE RAILWAY

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
Iumbia. Savannah. Jaelss5uFIlle. Tampa. At
New Orleans
100 A 81 DAILY-Seaboard Matl-Through
puITr.Ru Sleeper 10 jacksonville. Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington % Birmingham.
A. Cafe Dining Car Washiugtoa 10 HA.a-
S25 p NJ DAILY-sesboard EIpress-SoHt
t~aln with Pullman Sleepers. 20 Jacksonville
asa Tampa Through Sleeper 20 Atlanta.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
For Rent-StOreS.

FOR RENT-Most desirable double stores.
excellent business location. us and ll2I II
St ne Inquire Of SUPERINTENDENT on
premises auf-l2t-eNSu
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
The Times'
Resort Information Bureau.

II you have not decided where 70
spend your summer vacatiOE-Tae
Tines Resort Information Bure1r
may be able to suggest some pleas
ant trip. Hotels in all the leading
resorts have listed Information with
US, and we will cheerfuny en-
tighten you without charge.
The Washington times., 1906-08-14
LEGAL NOfiCeS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Holding a Probate COurL-NO-
that the subscriber. OF the District OF Column
bia. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District OF Columbia letters Of admin
istrattCu on the estate Of Sarah CruIkshauk
late OK the District Of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenucated. 10 the subscriber. On or before
the 22D DAY OF JUNE A d. 1901; other
wise they may by Law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under nav hand
this 18th day OF August, 1906. KATE CRUIk-
SHANK, 3l43 y 81. NV. tSeaD Attest. WA
G. TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of Wills for
the District OF Columbia; Clerk Of the Pro
bate Court. PHILIP s. BALL, Attorney
aul4.H.2S
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COMMUNICATIONS q. Rob
25.l-I Equity, Doc. ~. The Central Ma
tionaI Bank vs. Walter F. Hewett. ct al.
No. "A. 143 In Equity. Doe 50. Upon con-
sideraJiOn OF the reports OF the trustees in
the above entitled causes and the petition
Of Ben Schwartz in ECU ty, No. -, 542. il Is
this 9Th day Of August. A. ID. 1906. ordered.
adjudEed and deyreed that the sale OF lots
Is. %. so. and 81, In Robert c. Hewett S
subdivision OF lots in Square AS as per plat
recorded in Libcr j.. folio y. of the Rec
ords Of the Surveyor OF he District Of Co
umbia reported by said trustees 20 Ben
Schwartz for eleven thousand three hundred
and seventy-tve dollars tSl, 800 be finally
contrary De snIWn or before the 10TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1906. and prov dei
q cOny Of this order be published once q
elk for three successive weeks before said
dav in The Washington Times. the Wash
ineton Law Reporter, and the Washington
Pest tSeaD JOB BARNARD. Justice. A
frue cOpy Test J. r. YOJNCf> Gem
WINS. F. LEMON. Assistant Clerk
au1L2L2S
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding Equity
court -AIildlcd NJ. POsey.s Complainant rs
charles p POsey. Defendant. Equity No
rs lS7-The object Of this suit is TO require
the defendant 10 provide suitable maintenance
FOR the support Of the complainant his wife
and on motion of complainant. by Robert Z
NattIngIv her solicitor. II is this 31th day
Of july A. d. 1906. ordered, that the de-
PENDANT cause his appe arance 10 be entered
herein or or before the fortieth day exclusive
OF sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the d2y Of the FIRST publication OF this or
der: Prc--ided this orler be published IN
The Washington Times. the Washington Post
and in the Washington Law Reporter once
a week for three successive weeks. BY the
Court: tSeaD ASHLEY NJ GOULD. Justice
A true copy-Test. J. r. YOUNG Clerk
By WINS f. Lemon. Assistant Clerk
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