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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03

Las nOtl0l@s que llegAn De UubA
no pueden ser mas dsseonsoladorss y
trisiss para los amigos do IL RspdhI
co, para los que 70 empszkbsmos &
sentirnos orgullonos de 10 patants 90
paeidad dc an pueblo ds nuastrs razs
para el eiersisio de 81 libertsd , oil
goce do % independents absolute.
Ii ineoDformidad cen 10 dsrrota
en- los eomieios slset 1rales; el dssaso.
modo Inc K plieable & la voluutad del
eleetorado, do una psrte do los s'e.
mentos que entrsn en- la Q mposisi6n
de- muchos nuestros pueblos. he hs
eho que 10 msno do CAiu, 90 lsvante
vepg adorA en- ls sPerla do las Anti
llas,s syqua 81 eusidsd poli'ies 90 vsa
smen' zsda por 10 Intervention del
1So Samuel, que ~ % prepare & clio,
Noioiros padeeimos tambi6n On
Puerto Rico dc ESQ sscr6fala hispana,
puss tuvimos I'm partido que stsctan
do adoptAr prinsipios y m6todos anne
ricsnos, ID que obligAn & acatar y
respetsr el exto do les urnAs, 20 On
treg6 & todA slass do asropsllos y dea
names, ensgenado por 81 convsnei.
misnto de que el adversArio eontaba
CON 10 msyoria dol cuerpo electoral
para triunfAr On los solegios.
81 dentro do ls llamsda sLy
Plate 80 nos hublerA hscho psrifei pea
do 10 independents torgada 6 Cuba,
dc seguro que 10 hubi6semos perdido
On 81 comienzo CON las ta adronsdas
do aQuslloA dias, como pArece 10 per
der& Cuba, srraItdA do uno & otro
oonflu por 10 tsa y sl maehete do GO
nerales ambielosos que no qulsren res
petAr 10 voluntad del elest orado do sr
patria gus rseligi6 & Estrada Palms
para la Ereaidencia de Cuba
Sc han reHdo combates ssgdn Il
prensA de 6its -en 10 PrbvineIa do 1,
Habana, tocando los insurgentes, 90
mo On otro tiempo k&ximo G6m' z
| con cl pomo dc sus mschetes los puer
tAs do 10 eiudsd capital; en- ls de Ne
Itanzas, donde los rebeldes 20 batisrol
cuerpo & cuerpo, On Colon y Msca
qua, con Las fuN zss del Gobierno; Of
Pinar del Rio, donde cuentan coI
grandes huestss, que algupos haeel
llsgar & nm total do 2. 600 g!netss, ans
naxsndo spoderArse do la capital d
10 provincial; y on Santiago do Cuba
donde 90 dice gus leaders improv isa
dos. estGn Asopiando gents para Ian
xs,se q 10 glsrrS.
FlgurAu On 10 revoluei6n contr
el G )bierno de Estrada Palma, sl q:
neral negro Quinlin B Indsras, vet:
rano dc dos guerrAS, qae fu6 el pri
nero en- passr 10 fAmosA TtochA gu
pusieron los espanoles para que n
GO eorriose hastA Plnar del Rio el In
veto Antonio Maesc /; sl soronel Pin
Guerrs, ists populArisimo, cuyo estar
dsrle 90 fusrte imam par a los guai(ro
dc O.cidents; los h|os del inolvidAb bl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
DESDE CAYEY
"Lcquito", corresponsaI del
'EguiIa", en- estado fufio'
sO.-Esta loco.
CONTRA MUNOZ MORALES
Una hoja suelta, tam blen To-
ca, de los republicanos con-
ira los unionistas.

Ua tel <Lc quitos do este pueblo, en-
correspondence d El kgsAila de Pom
ee, % desstA en- injurias mas menos
vedsdas, tratapdo no 500 de despres
tigi.r 4 varios unionistss de 10 loca.
lidad, siro do srroisr 81 asoueross
baba aobre un prestigto. sobre Ia mil
veees probada b )nradez del actual
Juex do Distrito dc G iAyama. Todos
con oesmos al Ledo. sefior Muf7z No
ralss y ~ prosedsr eorresto ca todos
sentidos.
Los unionistas do Cayey cuentan
no con el favor, sino con 10 imparoia.
lidad del Hon. Juez do Distrito sefior
Munoz Morales, eomo eontaron ante
riormente con 10 honradex del Hon.
Mr.. Foote, hoy Jusz de ls Corts de
Distrito dc Humscao, y entonses como
ahora han Aps'a1o, apelan y apslAran
ante 10 Corts de Guaysma, de todal
cuantss ssntsnsias cream iniustas &
h'jas aaicamsnte del spasionamiento
politiso, do 10 pareialidad y do 10
insptitud del Jusx municipal dc este
pueblo.
Desgraeiados, muy dssgraeiados,
dsmAsiado desgraclados serfAmos loa
sufridos unionissss do Csyey, 81 ID o
no eontGrs mos con 10 unprecedented
do 10 Corts dc Distrito; mas s1n, si
6sta no NOS haee iustieia apelaremoa
la Tribu a es mas altos y ultimsmsnte
81 Hon. Gobernadof, On suyo proce
der honrado 8 impartial ssgursments
encontraremos amparo.
La malA f6 del sutor del Comuni
eado on question Queda demostrads
| or 10 inexsetisud do sus atirmAsionss
Hace rtfsreneia & un prcceso contrs
don Francisco Le6n y don NieAnol
Coll,z', y dice que <pAreee que II
sausa foe tamhi6n sobrsssfda On dichl
Hon Cortes, sin tensr en- suenta qul
cuando oeurri6 tal acto do iustleis re
pres entabAn 10 Corte do Distrito Q
Jutx Foots y 81 Flscal Apontei y
sate & timo sismprs ls han tsnido To-
repu blieAnoa como I'm btsen amigo
| lCuantA Infants! lCuanto desc,
dc haeer dAfic Psro senor, S'e ssr
impossible 6 eierta gsnts proceaer conn
pre- sedep las psrsonas b h3nradal2
Haze algunos dias eirCul6 po
squf una h~ia Eue'tA de- los republiea
nos; en- general no merece contesta
ei6p; pero dicsn una falsedad dc to
cslibys 81 hseer rtfareLciA al estAd
en- que los Uoioniitss eatregaroa
Municipio, que no pcdemos msnos d
decirles que no saban 10 que hablA
l6k % biendA fsliAn & la verdsd. Eel
parsiculsr SO trAt6 oportunHm0nte,
al contsltGr los fslssdades que pre-
slamAban los republicanos, demoatri
mos con p1msros 10 verdsd de ID
cosaa, J elsonses sAllaron los farsal
C0RREsPONsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
DESDE COAMO
Profssores hacienda pol(tica
con ahinco y con fe. Huer
tas condenadO
IuEZ GUlLLERMETY
Infedelidad en- la custodia de
presos - Sehor Larraurl.
Sensible .fallecimiento.

Va no % solsments sl profssor
dc Coamo arribs Jofe Dolores Colon
do quisn 20 dice eatk convertido On
sgents e,sctorAl. Alfredo Husrtas,
professor del barrio sHoyaless, ne tAp
solo 90 sgspte eestoral, sino que
Aambi6a de 81 90 dice que capitaues
una partida do pulai anes en- sl barrio.
Llamamos 10 ater ei6n del sti or 90
miaionado do obstruction aesrca do
los mAsatros dc Yefsrsrets, Quienss.
con sus eismplos. podrAa formar can.
didatos & nm preside, psro nunsa
eiudadanos d'gnos de hgurar On So
sisdad morigsrada y cults.
-Lu Corts municipal do este vi.
lilo ha eondensdo al professor dol be-
rrio sHsyAless, Alfredo Huertas, &
Glen dollars dc multa 6 seis messs de
e&rsel, por el delito do seometimiento
y sgresi6n con eirsunstausiaa agra
vAutes.
Al sa'ir para san Juan sl ssfior
don Rsissl Guillsr msty, iuex muniei
pal do este villa, con moiivo do este
vlsie han heeho ereulAr los republi
canes distintAs versiones; pero 10
mas asertua ada 90 10 que hsee refsren
ole sl traslado del ssfor iue1. que,
sesn a ellos, 90 dsbs 4 10 ir A iensia do
aiertos hombres qua han estado rs.
e'entsmants on ess sApital.
So asegurA que do 10 ekrssl mu
nicipal do ssta villa 90 hA fuga un
preso que cumplia condena por dslito
grave. Hay Quien dise que obedees
10 fuga 4 an habitual deseuido del
Aleaide do okreel, ErAsmo Salts 90,
& Quien 10 opinion ssusa de ir fdeli.
dad On ls oustodia de prssos Liza.
m. mos 10 atsnei6n do Quien CORES
ponda para que 30 proeeda 4 10 In
ve.tigacl6n pertinsrte, y que caiga
con toao rig1r el peso do 10 Icy sobre
al eulpab'e.
--Re comsntA favorablsmente 10
denomiuaoi6n hesha para Dslsgsdo
10 CGmArA por ssta poblasi6n, recAi
da On don Jose r. Larrauei.
Don Manuel M Santis 20, miem
bro distiDguido de ssta eultA soeis-
usd, ha dtiato dc exllttr. A aus IA
nerales, que tuvisron etscto On el diI
de syer, asiati6 numsrosa concurepeis
demostrAndo asi les msrecidas sim
p.tas do que gcEsba el do, y tri
butando Q sua familiarcs, do IN mode
sloeuerte, 10 alta estimation de GU
Rozan en- esta soeiedad. Rsciban su
deudos. y on particular nuestro dis
unguido eorreligionario don Dari,
Santiago, nusstra mas sertidA condo
lerciH,
So dice que sl lissneiAdo den Ne
nrel A Rivera y sus corrsligionArio
de eata villa, han tornado nm pact
On virsud del Cual 90 compromsts q
licsnsiAdo & llevAr 10 dttsnsa do todo
sus amigos, bSio IL eondisi6n expfes
dc que, en- au oDortunidad &c ls dssjgu
nara iusx municipal do esta villa.
Sin duds. hA olvidado MAnolo gu
por sstos lAres no hay pa sl guort
guao
Ell sArgento Bird, que eomand
IA tusr4a de la polieiA insular en- eat
vills. se nos aSegura que vIere despll
gAudo an cello dlgno de encomio en-
s.mplimispto de 81 dsbsr, que iusIifc
upA vsx mas 10 busrA rsput aci6n
que viens precedido.
CORREsPoNsAL
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
EsPINA Y PORTUGAL

DuYAnte 81 afIo de 1906 estas dos
naeiones h an produeido 40. 900 tonelA
dAa do cobre 10 que sin duda alguns
eonatitpys una c'fsa inaigni6earIe, 81
tenemos en- cuanta el rdmero eonside
rAbls de m!nAs o5brifsrGs que hsy
reRiltradAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
UNA ADHESION
B.rOslonstA, Agosto 2s. 1905

sr, Direetcr dc LA DEMoCRACIA.
Muy Mf1r mioi FL que AuiCribe,
vecino de BaroelonetA, IuplieA { uItsd
hsga GonstAr en- Iu iluStrsdo psri6ei
90, que deSds hoy ss feSsra por eom'
pleto del pAitido rspubiissno 80 que
vsnia miiitGrdo sirviendo la presents
manifsstRel6n de Aohssi6n al gran
partIdo Union dc Puerto Riso, 81 par
que rsnuncio sl cargo ds SserttAric
del Comil6 loeAl del pariIdo rspubli,
eAno.
Da { usted lss RrScias, Gtfiol
director } qusdR muy rsspstuosamentl
as
Jost Perez Rixra.
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CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice Ba

CRIMINAL COOhI NJ. Z-JuSt1Ce Bar
nard.
United States agt. Samuel Gassenheimer;
receiving embezzled railroad tickets; plea,
guilty; sentence. fine 500.
United States agt Alphonso M. Newell:
assault to kill; plea, not guilty; attorney,
]. ]. Peyser.
United States agt. Jack Beach; receiving
stolen goods; plea. not guilty; attorney,
Campbell Darlington.
United States agt. Henry Colbert; carnal
knowledge; plea, not guilty; attorney,
Campbell Darlington.
United States agt. Guy Berkeley; house.
breaking and larceny; plea. not guilty; at
torney, J. B. Mclaughlin.
United States agt. Albert Mynit; grand
larceny; new trial granted; plea. not guilty
to petit larceny sentence. Jail for four
months; attorney. Thomas C. Taylor
Garges agt. Tribby: motion to dismiss APP
peal overruled; plaintiffs attorney. w c.
Gardiner: defendants attorney, Howard
Boyd. ~
Gaunt agt. Washington Employees Mu-
tual Benefit Association; motion for new
trial overruled; judgment on verdict: ap-
peal bond $50; plaintiffs attorney, W. g.
Gardiner; defendants attorneys Fred
Beall and w. II. White.
Hilery agt. same 1.-TWO cases.; motion for
new trial overruled; judgment on verdict:
appeal. bond 500; plaintiffs attorneys,
Hughes & Gray; defendants attorneys,
Fred Beall and W.. H. White.
Prather agt. Pfummer; motion for new
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GOLD IN SALT BAG.
Woman Discovers the Hiding Place Of
Fathers Treasure.

Fifteen thousand dollars in gold in a
salt bag, fiattened between two pieces Of
cardboard, was the discovery made re-
Gently by Mrs. Mary r. Kuser of this
city, says a Philadelphia dispatch, while
arranging the household goods at the home
of her late father in Detroit. Mich, for
sale. Mrs. Kuser's father, John Mullin,
died on September o. Mrs. Kuser went to
Detroit several weeks ago to dispose of his
estate, which is valued at 81 100000. Sew
eral days ago, SO relatives were informed
in this city. Mrs. Kuser got the household
goods ready for sale. While taking up the
carpet in the dead mans bedroom the card
board, tied with old Irvine, was discovered.
Mrs. Kuser cut the Irvine and large bag
fell from between the folds and tangled to
the floor. Mrs Kuser opened it and there
rolled out a glittering pile of coins. When
they were counted they totaled $4,000.
Mr.. Mullin lived in an old mansion in the
heart of Detroit. His hobby was collecting
curios> 1t was also said he was accus-
toned to hide money in all parts of the
house. The news of the discovery brought
hundreds of persons to the sale, and all
kinds of furniture were bought at high
prices, with the hope that hidden money
might be found in them.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
I STREET NORTHWEST between

/ STREET NORTHWEST between 9th
and 9th streets-Edward WEIGH ct ux.
to T. Walter Brandenburg, part original
lot 5, square 8; $40.
WISCONSIN AVENUE NORTHWEST be-
tween r and streets-Susan p. Dixie
to Grace Gillette Dixie, lots 295 and 296.
square 1898; $40.
TWELFTH PLACE NORTHEAST between
B and c streets-Joseph Torrens to Kate
Earngey. lot 10, square 1910; $40.
d STREET SOUTHEAST between 14th and
18th streets-William D. HUMPHREYS ct
ux. to Norman E. Ryan, lots Al and 40,
square 1861; So
SAUL'S ADDIT1ON-William ]. Saul ct
ux. to Cora B. Mcneil, lot %, square
27OS; $40
NO. G35 STREET NOTWITHSTANDING
Kenworthy ct Tx. to Ernest j. and
Grace Elwood, lot 1874. square S61; $40.
NOS. 232. 234 and 236 SCHOTTS ALLEY
NORTHEAsT-Edwin s. Clarkson ct
ux to Charles NJ. N. Latimer, part lot
40. square 725: $40.
NO. 2435 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Thomas w. Stubblefield ct ux. to Annie
c. Jones. part lot II. block 4, Efingham
place: $40.
ANACOSTIA-Stephen Jones to John p.
Jones. half interest in part lot 1865:
ST. --.----..
NO. 1923 path STREET NORTHWEST
George Earle, jr., ct al. to Emanuel
SPEECH, south one-half original lot 10,
square III; $1,000 Emanuel SPEECH ct
ux. convey same property to George H.
Hill: $40
NO. sos A STREET sOUTHEAsT-wil-
liam p. D. Sessions to Louis X. Weber,
lot IL. square 920; $40.
NO. 1924 NINETEENTH STREET
NORTHW EST-Herbert g. Ogden, jr.,
af al IN
square us; $40.
DELAWARE AVENUE SOUTHWEST be-
tween NJ and N streets-John c. David
son ct al. trustees, to William p. Met
calf, lots X and T, square 500; $500.
EFFINGHAM PLACE-Frances Z. Dorsey
to Helen F. Barry, lots q and %. block
2; $40
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE SOUTH.
EAST between 18th and 18th streets
Waiter L. Wright ct al. to Lena Z. Muir.
ray. lot S. square 1887: So
RESERVOIR VIEW-John w. Powell tc
George Michel, lot %. block 2: $40.
NO. 212 FLORIDA AVENUE NORTH.
WEST-Margaret w. Hosier to William
+. Staley. lot 20. square $50; $40.
ADDITION TO ANACoSTIA-Sallie NJ
Parker to Charles D. Neither, lots 4
and ), block ID; $40.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH
WEST between r and streets-Joseph
]. Darlington ct al, executors, to Will
liam p. Lipscomb. lot 25, square 1874;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. Mockabee to
Annie NJ. Baden. lot 20, square 49, $40.
SIXTEENTH AND A STREETS SOUTH
EAST-Mary Z. Bradshaw eft vir Aaron.
to Robert L. Bradshaw. original lot 10,
square 1885: So
TWELFTH PLACE NORTHEAST between
and c streets-Kate Ewingey to Rob-
ert l.. Bradshaw, lot 10. square 1910; SO.
NO. DOB F STREET NORTHWEST-Wil-
liam +. Lannan ct TX to Charles H.
Gordon, lot 8, square 566; 800.
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For the District of Columbia, Delaware
and Maryland, fair tonight, Saturday partly
cloudy; light west to northwest winds.
For Virginia, fair tonight and Saturday;
light northerly winds.
Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours g. year ago, 40.
Weather conditions and general forecast
High pressure and generally fair weather
with seaSonable temperatures prevail TINS
morning over all districts east of the Rocky
mountains except in the extreme north
west. where temperatures are rather low
West of the Rocky mountains the weather
has been unsettled with SHOWS and rains
over the southern districts, due to low
pressure over Arizona and Southern Cali
fornia
The weather will be partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday in the east and south, with
showers in the east gulf states
The winds along the middle Atlantic coast
will be light to fresh west to northwest; on
the south Atlantic coast light to fresh north
to northeast; on the east gulf coast light to
fresh northeast to east, and on the lower
lakes fresh westerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh westerly winds and
generally fair weather to the Grand Banks.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, pm, "a;
s pm, 80; u midnight; 49, November q,
4 am, 40; s am, SO: II noon. so: pm, so
Maximum, G8 at pm November Y;
minimum. 49, at am. November %.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, pm, 80. 10;
s PM. 1920: u midnight. 3O.2s November
%, am. 1926; am, 30.41; noon, sc. 49,
2 pm, 3037.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, SIT am. and s:4s PM;
high tide, lbs am. and POS pm.
Tomorrow-LOw tide.s 9:17 am. and $50
p.m.; high tide, 2:33 am. and sos p.p.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, e:51 am; sun sets, 4:42
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, $50 am.
Moon sets, 1888 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps al
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls, temperature, 40; condition,
65. Delecarl:a reservoir, temperature. 81;
at south connection, &c. Georgetown dis
trtbuting reservoir, temperature, As; condi-
ton at inf1uent, So; condition at effiuent, IS.
Washington city reservoir, temperature 46;
condition at influent, 16; condition at efdu-
ent, II.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, November
23.-Shenandoah muddy, Potomac clear.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Court Of Appeals.

Present-The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice
McComas and Mr.. Justice Robb. :
No. 1902 United States agt. Evans ct
AL; motion for modification OF Judgment
overruled. .
+ No. $50 (originaD. Johnson Wynne Com
pany agt. Wright; on motion OF Mr.. L. A.
Bailey petitioner allowed until November
"a to file replication to return to rule to
show cause, and counsel on both - es al
lowed to file briefs herein as-------.-4 =. 8
Nos. 1871 and 1914. Fifth Congregational
Church agt.. Bright; mandate stayed until
further order. on motion of Mr.. s. H. Giesy
for appellees.
Patent appeal No. $685. Blackboard agt.
Wilder; argument continued by Mr.. Philip
Mauro for appellant and by Mr.. c. H.
Duell for appellee.
Proceedings after The Stars report closed
yesterday:
Patent appeal No. 1885, Rose Shoe Manu-
featuring Company agt. Rosenbush & Co.:
argument commenced by c.. E. Foster for
appellant, continued by L. H. Hartman
for appellee. and concluded by c. E. Foster
for appellant.
Patent appeal No. 39S Blackboard agt.
Wilder; argument commenced by Philip
Mauro for appellant
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LADY cURzoN LEFT $1,75o,ooo.
one-Third of the Amount Will Go to
Her Husband.

CHICAGO. November 23--since the ar
rival of Lord George Cursor In Chicago
yesterday the details of the marriage set
Element made in April. 1895. when he mar
ried Miss Mary Letter. became known.
Lady Curzon received the income from
81, 10000, invested in real estate and bonds.
and It was stipulated that II on her death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
PROBATE couRT-Justice Gould.

+
Estate of Harriet " Gobrecht; will adj
mitted to probate and letters of admins
tration C. t. a. granted to Evelyn +. We'd
riey; bond, $1,000; attorney, Hayden john
son.
ing Mary A. Sullivan guardian; bond, 500;
attorney w. B. Reilly.
Estate of George McCafray; will dated
Estate of Lewis Baar; will admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted
to Pauline Baar and Morris Baar; poho'
81, 900; attorney, Thomas s. Hopkins
administration granted to Mary E. Dough-
erty; bond, 500; attorneys, Brandenours &
Brandenburg.
Estate Of Virginia Williams; order au-
thoriziIfg compromise; attorneys, W.. u
Gardiner and E. N. HopeweH.
Estate OF Mary Y. Burgess: exemplified
copy of will admitted to record.
In re Laura v. Petty: order increasing
bond; attorneys, Cole & Donaldson.
Estate of John Casey; exemplified copy
of will admitted to record.
Estate of Mary e. Mason exemplif1ed
copy of will admitted to record.
In re Katie Dorsey: order appointing ID.
w. O'Donoghue guardian; bond, $2,0> at
torney. D. w. O'Donoghue.
Estate of Anne E. Sitter; will dated May
10, 1896. filed with petition for probate; at
torneys, MILAN & Smith.
Estate of George C. Anderson; order au-
thorizing payment; attorney X. $. Hume.
Estate of George G. Cox; petition for
probate of win filed; attorney. w. D.
Estate of Lewis Baar: petition for pro-
bate Of will filed; attorney, Thomas s.
Hopkins.
In re Raymond Corcoran: orier to in
vest funds: attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert
In re Katie Dorsey ct al; petition to APP
point guardian fled; attorney, D. w.
O'Donoghue. i
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his death his share will go to his children.
Mr.. Letter said the principal question
considered in the conference was the in
vestment of the fund mentioned In the
marriage settlement 1t is understood one
half the amount will be invested In stocks
and bonds and the other half in real estate.
some of which will be In London.
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she was survived by her husband Lord
Curzon should receive one-third Of that
amount, the remainder to be divided among
the children. who are Mary Irene. ten years
old; Cynthia, seven, and Alexander, three
years old. ....-, -. :,
A secret meeting was held yesterday in the
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Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 63. A year ago, 40.
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Law. EiSeman. "charge the BilI' BIS

trial overruled and Judgment on verdict;
plaintiffs attorney, Irving Williamson; de-
PENDANTS attorneys. w. c. Balderston and
Hayden Johnson.
Alexander agt. Busch; motion for new
trial overruled; judgment on verdict; plain
tiffs attorney, A. w. Scott; defendants
attorneN B. T. Doyle.
Heiskeil agt Vowles; motion for new trial
overruled; judgment on verdict; appeal
bond costs, $50; supersedas, 500; PLAINTIFF S
attorney, P. R. HiIliard; defendants attor-
neys, r. B. Dickey and John Ridout
Hockemeyer agt. Merchants Transfer
and Storage Company; Judgment on verdict
for plaintiff for SS5; plaintiffs attorneys,
II. II. Hollander, j. E. Polbury and w. G.
Balderston; defendants attorn&, g.
Thomas Dunlop.
Bradshaw agt Washington Employees
BENEVOLENT Associations; motion for new
trial filed; plaintiffs attorney, c. A. Bar
nard; defendants attorneys, Fred Bean
and W.. H. White.
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Chicago Club. attended by Lord Curzon.
Robert F. Lincoln and Joseph Letter, to
arrange the settlement. of Lady Curzon's
estate. After the settlement Lord Curzon
will go to Washington and short time
later he will sail for England.
Lord .CurEonsw will receive -cnly the. income
from his third of the 81, 100000 and upon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WEATHER FORECAST.
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Cloudy: Light Winds.

Forecast till pm. Saturday:
For the District of Columbia, Delaware
and Maryland, fair tonight, Saturday partly
cloudy; light west to northwest winds.
For Virginia, fair tonight and Saturday;
light northerly winds.
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