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CHAPTER III-Continued.

While julius was indulging in these
thoughts. Sir simon had taken up the
will to gance over It. He aso requested
Durham TO send the clerk away for a
few moments. Rather surprised, the
lawyer did So thinking the old man
changeable. When alone with his legal
adviser the baronet walked to the FIRE and
thrust the VIII into it. Durham could
not forbear an ejaculation of surprise,
What's that for?''
ITO punish julius" said Sir Simon.
placidIy returning to his seat, as though
he had done nothing out Of the way. He
is a mean sneak. He told me about Ber-
nard being in love with that girl so as to
create trouble"
But you don't approve Of the match?''
mo, / certainly do not, and 1 daresay
that when 1 insisted on Bernard marrying
Miss Perry that the truth would have
come out. All the same. II was none
Of BeryPs business 20 make mischief Be
sides, he is sly creature, and if ] made
the will in his favor, who knows but what
ne might not contrive TO get me out OF
the way?"
NO" said Durham, thoughtfully, but
wen pleased for Bernard's sake that the
Will had been destroyed. Il don't think
he has courage TO do that. Besides. people
don't murder nowadays
Don't they?" said Sir Simon; look IN
the newpapers,'
Il mean that what you think Julius
might do is worthy Of a novel. / don't
fancy novels are true 10 life"
Anything julius did would be just like
a novel. / tell you, Durham, he is a
villain of the worst; I don't trust him.
have led him on to think that the will
has been made in his favor; and when he
learns the truth he viii be punished for
his greed"
But. Sir Simon" argued the lawyer,
by letting him think the will is made in
his favor, you have placed him In the
very position which, according TO you,
might lead 10 his attempt TO murder"
III take care Of myself" said the old
man, somewhat inc0nsistently, for GER
tainly he was acting diffeutIy 10 what he
said. BY the way, you have the other
wiH2"
Yes! II leaves everything to Bernard
save the lcgacies. which remain much the
same. OF course, in the first viii is men
toned an annuity TO Mrs. Giiroy."
Hum, yes. I left her out of the new
Will The fact IS, ] don't trust Mrs. Gil
roy. She's too friendly with julius for
my taste
Il understood her to be on the side Of
Bernard"
"Oh. she's on whatever side suits her. %
said Sir Simon. testify. However. let the
first viii stand. She's a poor thing and
has had q hard life. I have every right
( 10 leave her something 10 live on"
Why asked Durham. bluntly He
found Mrs Giiroy something of a mys-
terry, and did not know what was the
bond between her and Sir Simon.
Never you mind. ] have my reasons
50 let things remain as they are Bernard
can marry Miss 8IaIlesOn when I am
dead If he chooses.
HE thinks he has been disinherited?"
Yes, ! told HIM so. The truth viii
come as a pleasant surprise"
Wont you take him back into favor
and tell him2' urged Durham
NO, not at present If we met. there
would only be more trouble lie has a
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Projectors OF alleged 'speakeaies''
along the Conduit road and. elsewhere in
Montgomery County, are flied with con
lsternation by the action Of the grand jury
now in session at Rockville, which has al
ready returned about seventy-hve indict-
ments for rcputed violations OF the excise
laws. As the jury VIII continue in ses-
sion throughout this week. and perhaps
longer. it IS generally expected that the
number Of indictments viii be consider
ably increased.
{ As a sample OF the indictments handed
out it is stated that a score or more have
been found against william Il. and
/ George BObinEer, prODrietOrs Of Cabin
John Hotel, at Cabin John Bridge. Each
Of these charges the defendants with hay
! ing violated the local option laws 0f the
county, and many Of them contain nu-
Inerous counts. One indictment. III fact,
! contains no less than twenty-five differ
I ent counts, and as each count VIII con
stitute a separate ease, It is understood
that the B0binger brothers viii have %
answer at least half q hundred charges.
Another weI-known boniface who has
1
States Attorney Peters. is Walter Love
less, who manages the Rock Spring Club.
on the Conduit road As misery loves
/ company" these men may be graufed 10
/ learn that perhaps a dozen others have
fallen victims 70 the apparently weIl-laid
plans OF the states attorney.
Supposed to De Dry.
Montgomery County. under the local
option law. has been supposedly dry
/ for a long time. But frequent complaints
+ have been made by the temperance eIe-
ment throughout the county that the ex-
( else law was being fagrantIy violated in
numerous places. and more than one
county official has come under the ban
/ Of suspicion that he was not attending
70 his duty with that strict regard for
low which was supposed 10 characterize
+ his actions.
At any rate, States Attorney Peters
/ has been quietly proceeding on his own
I hook. gathering evidence OF various kinds
and from various sources. So quietly has
/ his work along these lines proceeded that
/ the findings Of the jury came Ike a thun-
derclap 20 many
But not TO all. for il seems that several
( Of the indicted men have got wind Of
what was to come, and have departed for
unknown regions. one. against whom the
I evidence is said To- be particularly strong.
/ IS understood 90 De in Picis5urE. beyond
/ the reach of the Maryland authorities
Hiding in washington.
1 Several are said Co be in Washington.
/ while others are believed 60 have fed 10
more distant points
/ The term Of Criminal Court for Mont
/ gomery County begins tomorrow, and
all these cases viii. il Is understood. be
tried at this term. providing TIE accused
men can De apprehcnded III time.
States Attorney Peters. however is said
( % have expressed himself as feeling that
his crusade has not been in vain even il
the men are not brought 90 trial. IS Ions
/ as they remain outside the county.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Eugene N. Farmer, q, and Julia A. Martin. q
I Rev. J. C. Hawk.
Anthony B. Phillips. q. and Doris n. Dale. E.
Vienna. Va. louis l. O'Neal. J. 2.
/ frank VI. Garden. and Neua NJ Palmer. Rev.
/ Joseph Dawson.
/ William H. HOBBS. 5s. Baltimore. 1ld. and VIZ
/ ginia smiley Carlisle. Pa. Rev. C. T. Wnbigler.
/ Robert Walton Walhnsforj 81. and Marie Irene
Arnold. % Rev. William John d. Thomas.
/ Milton Ewcrs, 90. Hag1rst0wn Nd. and Re-
becea y. ST. Clair. s.. Rev. James n. O'Brien-
Walter e. Corn. = and Sarah C. TrgnbaI. g
Rev d. L. Blakcn0re.
Rufus 4. Talbot. 81. svansboro. Va. and Clara
/ J. Barker. g. Oob Grove, Va
] Maryland T. Bond, ST. ana Monte l. Hammond.
/ ., Brunswick County. Va. Rev. S. i. Greene.
/ Harry C. Hanu. y. TimberviIe. Va, aEd Callis
+ n. Rhodes, l9, Broadway. Va Rev. ]. b. Nc
Laughlin.
/ John c Shaw. =. Alexandria, Va. and Olive n
/ Pitkn, Is Rev D. L. Blakemors.
Frank T. Mitchell. 9 and Nellie /. Rove e.
/ Rev. Z. /. Hubbard.
George L. Long. 81, and Ida J. Ries. So Rev,
/ james D. BuhrgI.
John Ganasher. Is. and Clara Kuaorski. 20 Rev.
/ james 81 O'Brieu
/ Charles b CsTrou &C. and Rosa L. CIary. 60
Baltimore, Nd. Res. W. n. Ferguson
Walter G. Avcry, q. and EGuice " Mckinney,
I 19 Rev. A. T. ZiEler.
/ Edgar ~ Mcuefee g. and Mary g. Winraeld q
i WarrentGn Va Rev. John G.. Ban
Frank /. Davis. %. and Msry j. Polling. q. Rev.
/ ". II. Baileuger
Charles +. FuIer 3. and Ethel \. Farmer. ..
/ Oh City, Pa. Rev C. r. stets1n.
John Z. Laskcy, IS, and Pauline Ludsate. a
/ Rev William A. Fletcher.
/ Mahlon G.. Sender. .. Leavettsrilic Va and
/ Daisy L. Wire, 2. Silver Spring sd Rev c.
/ Il. Butler.
William Lowell. g. DanyiHe H. and Batharins
\ Seukinrd. o. Rev Thomas C.. Eaztoa-
/ L Anyn ShacEeifOTd ~ and Nellie kamsberr q
Rev. 5. Il. Greene.
c. Earl Han. IS, and Mamie Z. yaruier. 5,
/ Brlnseick County, Va. Rev S. H. Greene.
C0LORED
Joseph d. Jenisns 26. and sadie B. Brooks. e.
I Rev. Walter II. Brooks.
John Il. Francis jr.. % and Alice K. Wormley. e.
Rev. D. +. Rivers.
Samuel II. Smith. g. and Anna L. Trent g.
Rev. n ". u. Norman
Ackers Brown. 3 and Mary johnson. q Rev.
/ Isaac ToliYer.
Walter Mason. p and Ruth Johnson. l9. Rev.
! Gundie S Long
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THE RED WINDOW.
By FERGUS HUME.
Copyright. 1901 by c. ". DnlinsAan compaay.

temper inherited from his Italian mother
and I have a temper also. He behaved
very rudely to me, and it's just as well he
should suffer a little. But ] don't want
him to go to the war. He must be bought
out
Il fear Bernard is not the man TO be
bought out"
"Oh. I know he IS brave enough, and
suppose being bought out at the eleventh
hour when war is on is not heroic. All the
same. / don't want him to be shot"
You must leave things 10 chance" said
Durham decidedly. There is only one
way in which you can make him give up
| his soldering"
What's that?'
MAKE friends with him. and ask him to
wait till YOU die.
NO, no. no" said Sir Simon, irritably.
/ "He must keep away from me for a time.
| After all, he is the son of his father. and,
I bad as Walter was, / loved him fer his
mothers sake. As for the Italian
woman"
Mrs. Gore, She is dead"
Il know she IS. But her brother.
/ Giuseppe, is alive. and a scoundrel he is.
/ The other day he came to the Hail and
tried 10 force his way into the house. A
gambler. a rogue. Durham-thats what
GIUSEPPE is"
What is his other name?"
| "Tolome0, Tie comes from Sieua."
/ 7 understood Mrs. Gore-y0ur sons wife
came from Florence"
/ $50 she said. She declared she was the
member Of a decayed Florentine family.
/ But afterward / learned from Giuseppe
/ that the TOlOmeo mobiles are Sienese-and
/ a bad lot they are lie is a musician.
/ believe plausible scamp. ! hope he has
not got hold Of Bernard"
Bernard IS his nephew
I know that snapped the old man.
/ "All the same. the uncle is sadly IN want
/ Of money. and wOJld exercise an undue
/ influence over Bernard"
4 don't think Gore is the man TO be
! controlled said Durham sagely
You don't know He is young, after
all. But, you know, by the VIII, have
I put it out Of Bernard's power to assist
/ Tolomeo If he gives him as much as a
shilling the money is lost 70 hin and goes
/ to Lucy
"That Is rather n hard provision" said
/ Durham, after a pause.
Il DO it for the boys good replied
/ Gore. rising but / must get home now.
/ By the way. about that lease" And the
two began 90 talk Of matters connected
/ with the estate.
/ Sir Simon after this refused 20 discuss
I his erring grandson, but Durham. who
was friendly 20 Bernard. insisted on re-
curing 10 the forbidden subject How
/ ever, it was just when the old man was
going that he reverted TO the bone Of con
/ tention. Il wish you would let me tell
/ Bernard that you are well disposed to-
ward him.
"Ah, you plead for the scamp" said
/ Sir Simon, augIily.
We'll. / was at Et0n with him. YOU
/ know, and we are great friends. If he IS
/ an Imperial NeOman there viii be TO
difficulty in seeing him"
Leave matters as they are. I have as
! certained that he won't go 90 the war for
+ six weeks Julius found that out for me;
I so wait till me is on the eve Of sailing.
/ Then Wen see. II nothing else viii keep
aim at home IH make IL up. But !
think little hardship win 10 him good
He behaved very badly"
/ Bernard IS naturally hot tempered"
$50 am L Therefore, let ms keep apart
for "a time VINO knows what would hap
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GEORGE CURTISS MARRIED.
Former Central High Athlete Weds
Hiss Jessie weaver.

Hiss Jessie Weaver.
The announcement was received here
yesterday OF the marriage on Saturday
last, in Gibsonia. Pa. Of George W. Cur
tiss, formerly Of this city, and Miss Jes-
sic Reynolds Weaver, daughter Of Mrs.
Kate Bigham Weaver, of Gibsonia.
George Curtiss is known here as the
greatest all-round athlete who ever grad
uated from the Washington High schools.
lie was in the class of 'SS. Of the Cen
trl School For four years he played
halfback on the. football team, and in the
high school track and field champion
ships Won more points than any other
boy who ever competed. He was a four
time winner in the high jump and pole
vault. and also won the broad jump,
shot put, and low hurdles two years In
his last year he won the high and broad
jumps the hurdles, the pole vault, and
the shot put scoring . points. He was
also a member of the Central relay team
that Won the national high sche3l cham
pionship al the Pennsylvania relay races
in 1891 and 1895.
After graduating from the local schools,
Curtiss entered Princeton in the class of
1872 and for three years scored points in
the high jump in the intercollegiate
championships Since 1902 he has been
with the Pennsylvania railroad, his head
quarters now being in the New York di-
vision.
Mr. and Mrs. CUrtiss viii be at home at
81 North Seventh street, Camden, n. j.
after December 1.
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DEATH RECORD.

Augustus Brown. 3JlI Q 81. NV 81 years.
John McL3lly, Govt. Hosp. for Insane. 3 years.
Preston Dudley, SIS II ST. se.. IS years
Maria D. Mitchell, 9l7 18th ST. NV, 70 years.
John West, U. S. Soldiers Home. d. C.. Ss wars
Mary J. Murphy. lZ57 52d st. NV. 81 years.
Marcus Rowland Geo. Wash Univ. Hosn. g. vry
John NJ. Bryant. Providence Hospital. 63 wears
Joseph Atkins Providence Hospital. IS wears
William Dyson Emergency Hospital. 20 years.
Alberta Gree go y st. NV. % years
Lillian Burnet. li2S D ST. NV. 9 years.
Indiana Vincent, Washington ASYLUM, Hosn 2s ~
Annie Hamlet, ll02 4th 81. NV. 25 years.
Robert Y. Freeman 6l7 18th st. NV q vrsrg
Watson Mills, Providence Hospital p wears
Clarence Rawls. Il ST. NV. q years.
Wilmer o. Thomas, 81 Harrison ST.. Anseogtia
D. C year
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pen did we meet. No, Durham; let Ber-
nard think that I am still angry. II Lucy
sets n lamp in the Red Window, that's q
different thing. I shant interfere with
her romance"
THE Red Window. What's that?'
"A silly legend OF the Gore family Of
which you know nothing. I have no time
to repeat rubbish I'll come and see you
again about that lease, Durham. Mean
while. should Bernard be hard up, help
hi mout Of your own pocket. I'll make
Il up to you"
He wouldn't accept aims. Besides. he
has enough to go on with. ! have two
hundred of his money in hand"
Then / have nothing more 10 say. I'm
sorry the fellow isn't starving. His con-
duct to me was shameful" And Sir
Simon went grumbling home.
"Al the same, I'll see Bernard,
thought Durham. returning. TO his Office.
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LEAVES CLOTHES TO HUSBAND.
Mrs. HendrictSon's VIII Provides
for queer BegUeSt.


for Queer BeqEest.
That all her property. real and personal.
should go u her husband Benjamin i.
Hendrickson. 70 remain in his possession
during life is the intention expressed in
the VIII of Hannah H. Hendricks0u. dated
December 8. 1902. and fled for probate
Tuesday. il is stipulated, however that
all her personal wearing apparel, after
the death OF her husband, should go TO her
niece, Elizabeth Z. Thompson.
Joseph Eayre Heudrickson and Richard
HendricEson each receive part OF lot %
in square 2s5 premises Fl Twelfth tuset
southwest. 20 be held In trust for the uso
Of the gralddaughJer Of Mrs. Hendrios-
son, Hannah Il Hendrickson. who must
be educated IN Friends schools. Z the
property is not sold, II shall be conveyed
20 Hannah. If She dies without children
S2,C00 goes to her brother, Alvin T. Hen
Erickson. All personal effects are given
to her son Richard. to be held by him in
trust for granddaughter Hannah T. Hen
erickson.
4 cOdiciI 10 this viii was also fled,
dated April 25. According to its terms
the west one-half of lot 81. square 5S9. IS
to go to the son, Richard HeHdricksou.
in trust for the son. Joseph Eayre HeR-
Erickson. for whom also the annual sum
of $50 is set aside Tor the purpose OF
properly clothing him. Tie son, Rich
ard HendricksOn. is named as executor.
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Circuit Court No. ?.
Criminal Court No. /.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

United States vs.. Andrew Powell and Frank Wells,
robbery; verdict Of guilty and defendant remanded
Attorneys, J. McD. Darlington and Foster & Nichol.
United States vs.. James Fortune, MURDER second
degree: motion for new trial filed. Attorney. Camp
bell Darlington.
United states vs. George Z. Green. conspiracy:
nolle pros.
United States vs. BENJAMIN Z. Proctor assault
TO Kill; verdict Of guilty; defendant remanded. At
torneys w T. Ambrose and ID. c. StutleT
No ASSIGNMENTS for to-day
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Law suits.

No 4son HcNulty Bros rs. Payne Whitney and
james ". NadsWortl, cgay-Ito-s of John Hay. &C.
count Sil56 Plaintiffs attorneys. S. T. Thomas
and J. T. H0ri2n
No. 1880. John HAYES et al IS O. p NJ Brown
appellant appeal. Defendants attorney, Howard
Bo,d
No 1881. William II. Consor. administrator rs.
Baltimore and Ohio Rairuad Company: damages.
l0Jo1 Plaintiff attorney. l. J. 8iatber
No. 4st2 Cowlug q Pettjs IS. Eugene A. At
Gibson; Judgment Of X. II. Terrell, ]. p, for S2il
Plaintiffs attorney. ". H. Baden
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No PaSses To- Iaa Auo,..

The Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday reahirmed its former ruling to
the effect that the issuance Of free passes
TO land and immigration agents was lie
gal unless the agents in question We're
bona fide and actual employees Of the car
riers issuing the transportation.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

ters Of administration fled Attorney. Leo P Har-
ior
Estate of AHnida McC-ew; petition for probate
a. win filed. Attoruay A. g.. Bentley
Estate o. Virginia r.. 81 Pcac0ck, viii dated
March =. is5 fled with petition for probate. At
t1u-y John H. Cox
Estate Of joseph P. Bass. petition fer partial
5i-trirutiou fled
Estate of Joseph Atkins; viii dated December 2s.
I92 filed
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Baldwin wins from Ynnger.

Boston, Nov. H.-Matty 3. Baldwin Of
Charlestown, was given the decision over
Benny Yanger Of Chicago. at the end Of
furious fifteeE-rOund bout before the
Lincoln Athletic Club, Chelsea, tonight
Both boys were in good condition, and
The milling was fast throughout
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
sues COZ peath OF Hi. 50

William II. Conger administrator n,
George Conger, his infant son, yesterda,
began suit in the District Supreme Court
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for $4,000 damages alleged to
have been sustained by Conger through
the loss Of his son. who was struck and
killed by train at Langdon crossing OF
June =.
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stahI 10 80 BAR in Ohio.

Word was received here last night that
Jake Stahl, ex-manager of the Nationals,
had signed 10 play professional football
at Massillon. Stahl is one Of a number OF
prominent baseball players who have re-
Gently signed contracts with professional
football teams.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
Ennitr Snits-

No $50. Thomas DAILY vs. Ella NJ Sullivan e.
a. 70 appoint trustee. Complainaut's solicitors.
Baker. Shechy & HOGAN.
No 267JS. George L. Nicholson vs.. William Da-
wilson Ct al. % establish title. C0mpainsnt's so-
liciJors George Il. Liakcns and S. Duncan Bradley
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Rosenberg vs. Commercial Automobile and saruIy
Company. motion for new trsI oyer7J,Ied and judg-
moat on verdict for plaintiff f1r one cent and
costs Plauuds attorneys. Joln Ridout and
Alex Wolf; defendants attorneys. Biucy & Wood
ard
C0udirt vs.. Pearson Plaintiff called and sut
dismissed Plaintiffs attorney, ". r. Holloway,
deieuiaDts attorneys. Archer q Smith.
Ray IS. Fay aduinistrat1r; commission ordered %
izsue PamtiEs attorney, p. C. Dution-
Lord Vs. Emery, sealed verdict orderd. Plaintiff
attorueys. John Ri5lut and p. e. Dutton: defend
anti attorneys. J. Enos Bay and vs. N. Levin
Bygac SIS. Lisucri suy sworn ard rsuitsd. Plain
tn attorney, i. Il. DAVID; DEFENDANTS attorney,
leon Tobriner
Laudve=g 5s. Paul; motion for new trial EIsd.
Plaintiffs attorneys Putnam < Poe; deleniant's
attorney G.. Il. FTailey.
Assignments for to-day:
No. g. Burton vs.. Elkins. Attorneys. George II.
Calvert. IA. S. Wortbingt0n and c. J. Faulkner
No ST. Richardson vs. Cannon Attoruevs
Thompson & Laskey- Edmund Burke
No 1T. National Mechanics Bank IS Murf-
helm AttCrnegs Bsrry q Minor and J. +. Collins
Wolf & Rosenberg
No. 2. Harlan * HoilngsTorth Company vs.. Dis
tIict of Columbia. Attorneys. McCammon & Hayden
Il. II. Thomas and II. 7. Blair.
No. So Nyukoop Us. New York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company ct al. Attorneys. Douglas &
DUuglas-McCamm0n * HAYDEN.
No o. tlle IS DlsllcT OF Columbia. Attorneys.
Cuttings < Chamberiu-E. II. Thomas, Douglas &
douglas. ard J. ]. Darlington.
No. li5. Foster rs. International Boiler Improve
nent Company. Att0mcss. T. T. Pratt and l. ].
Costigan-R. B. Dickey and John Rid0ut
No ~. Cumberland vs. Brennan Construction
| Company. Attorneys, Charles Linkins and ". c.
Clsphane-Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
Circuit Court No. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Roche rs. Myers verdict for plaintiff for $50 and
Judgment thereon. Plaintiffs attorneys, J. b.
Archer and l. Smith DEFENDANTS attorneys
Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
Morimurs vs. Haggar; and Karagensian vs.. Haggar
on trial Plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf & Rosenberg
and Philip Walker: dsfendants attorneys, Tucker &
Kenyon and II. W sohon.
Assignments for to-day;
No ia. Conrad vs.. Switzer. Attorneys J. c.
Adsins-H. Prescott Galley.
No I6 Ambrose VS. Potomac Electric Power
Company. Attorneys. c. II. Merillat-I. J. Oar
/ lingtCn.
Nos. isJ and la2 Bishop vs.. Masters. Attorneys
Z. l. Gies-W. G. Gardiner.
No. g. French Is. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys W J. Lambert-R. Ross Perry & Son
and G.. Thomas Dunlop
No s2 Totten vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Thompson & Laskey-Hamil
ton, Colbert . Hamilton
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No. S. Beudheim rs Di--ils Attofueys. Edwin
Fonc t-Samuol Maddox and H. r. Gatler.
No. S. Martin vs.. Boothe Attorneys. j. J..
Darlington and W C. Sullivan
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G. Nelisan 20 Elie and Mary lie Fabre. paris
lots 50 and 81. square IDA SO.
sixth street northwest, between and Z streets
Marcus Notes er TAX. % H. C. Morton. r.rt
original lots s and E. square ass. So.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JIoIiIE HAHNAhD.
Mills rs. Morsi: verdict for plaintiff for posses
sion: motion fer new trial fled Plaintiffs at
torney, George Francis Williams; defendants at
torney. T. ]. Mackey
In re estate Of Josephine Reeves Shelley; on
trial Caveators attorneys. Worthinc Hesld &
Frailey: defendants attorneys, Samuel Maddox and
Il. Prescott Gatley.
In re estate Of Patrick Garner; time extended to
settle hill Of orcenfinns
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Estate Of Samuel II. boutwell,; petition to pay over
funds fled. Attorney, +. l. Gies.
IN re Rose B Dash ct al. order Of allowance At
torney q. L. Collins.
In re Hans Ohlson:- order to pay board Attor-
neys Coldsen 4 Fenning
Estate Of Rosa Dittrich: petition for probate Of
viii fled
Estate Of Michael Murphy; letters Of administra-
ton granted to Frederick A. Feuning; bond s. COO
Attorneys Coidsen & fleming.
Estate Of John C. Dougherty; petition for letters
Of administration hled- Attorneys. BrandenbUrg &
BTandcnburg.
Estate Of Georgia Belle johnson; petition foE let
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
CAPRONS BADLY BEATEN.
Second Regiment Runs n Seasons
Record score of 81 to y.

The Second Regiment basketball team
last night at Center Market ArmOry. ran
the highest score this season in the local
basketball circle 81 20 s. against the Ca
prom Cadets. Schlosser showed great
form, ard broke this seasons soaI-throw-
ing record with twenty goals. Lineup