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The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York, Feb. 25.-CATTLE- Receipts. 40
market slow. Choice heavy steers steady others dun
bulls and fat COWS steady. Medium COWS l0c Of
bologna CONS easier. all sold Steers 25a6. 3lls
bulls, 3.s0atSo; COWS. Ls533s5.
CALVES Receipts L70. market opened strong
ana Vcals 25a51 higher. declined later ca free re-
clipts closing soa75 lower than opening about all
sUld. Neals 5Cai050. at the close 1900 was the
extreme quotation; few bs-nyard aud fed calves 375a
40; city dressed vcas steady at sslits; country
dressed sal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 4470 Sheen
steady: lambs finn; all sold. Sheep 350aA75; clIls
80: good sheep here lambs 257isaSO5; Culls 5eC
40 O.: warnings. $50
HOGS Receipts. leo. Steady feeling but no
sales reported up % late h3ur,
Chicago Feb 25.-CATTLE-R eceipts. % coo. est
mStod fcr tomorrow. 5000; market saady 10 a shade
lower. Prime bceye0 56aS.S5. DOCT 70 medium lOa
$50 stpcScTs and feeders 279a465 COWS and hcif,
17Ga5.7s: Texans 4GhsI5
HOGS-Kcceirts. 51.C0: estimated for fouorrosy
2 .00): market 5c lover Light sla7 o. rough 6 soa
ESQ mixed dea5i0; heavy. 5.05a7.i0: pigs. 5aa6S5
SHEEP-Receipis. 500; estimated for tomorrow.
1900; market steady; native sheep 558a5G5; West
err sheep. 375a500.
Baltimorc. Fen. HOGS-Eeeeipts for week
ended noon to-day were I3Szs head. against IS sIl
head last week light supply TO lay and market
stronger Westerns rs TO 7-sl; others, 80 20 Ze5
roug1s $50 to $50.
SHEEP AND LAtIBS-Receipts for week ended
noon to-day were il76 head against 2s9l head last
week; light supply to-day and maTket stronger
Sheep 300 to 575; lambs 20 to S5a
CALNES-Ecceipts f0T week ended noon to-dsv
we're IS head. against SO head last week: Iiheral
supply to-day and market lower. Common TO best,
400 to L09.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb 2.-SUGAR- Domestic refined
sugar market to-day steady and unchanged with
all rcincrs doing business the basis Of AGO net
less 1 pr cent for cash. for fine gTauuiatcd The
local sugar market to-day was steady with cen
trifu6ai quoted at 37sa5 ZIG, mScoyado, 2Sa2 IS To-
and moasses. 2Asa2 I-l6 The London beet sugar
market today Was quiet with FEBRUARY s. 9d and
March unchanged al S Ilttd.
BUTTER-tiTm receipts 6,7l7 packages. Extra
creamery 5ss4
EGGS-Loxcr. rcceirts Ice cases Western
frsts y
AHLLFEED- Firmer. bat inactive. Spring bran.
in lo0round sacks 2A00: middlings Z325: city BRAN
p: Western red dog e5.g5
FL0UR-Firn; moderate demand Spring pat
ents a15aa65: spring clears. 2sla3 so winter
stTaightS. 5Sa36j; winter clears 3l0a3.35: Kansas
.9aa32,
RYE FLOUR-Fim, but inquiry moderate at ss5a
CORN MEAE-steady. but light business Kiln
drisd' for export, Us; coarse meal in bags, lila
BUCKWHEAT FLoUR-ouiet demand at 2sl.
HAY-Choice in fair demand; receipts go tons
Prime timothy, LIS; No ], Ll6 Nc. ,, 95 Nc. 3
s0as5.
sTRAw-sieady blt slow trade. Long rye. eOas5
BEEF-steady and fair trade. Family, 145oal5so;
packet u.0oal200
PoRk-Narket quiet Mess. B5oals.25; family
TALLOw-steady, but small trade. City quoted
at 63s. IN horsheads
LAlu-Dull Prime Western 1906: CITY asa. re-
fined continent. l0l5 NSouth America. II refined
brazilian koss, i2 city stsarine. II oleosteartnr
dull. city II: Chicago H.
NAVAL STORES-Stock: Resin. 1855 barrels
spirits fuTTentine. SCI barrels tar 9se barrels
Spirits turpcntine was quoted al IS asked for ma
ehine-made barrels, with roiu at 80 for common
10 good strained and tar steady at $50 for oil bar
Fcls.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New York. Fen. 3--Closiae quotations Of United
tates E1Eermpnt bonds.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co, mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. lil2 H street northwest Phones main
6ii0-c4n
New York. Feb 25.-The cotton market was steady
and higher to-day on bull!sh visible supply state
ment, the belief that March notices viii be taken
care q, and the general strength If southern
market. The visible supply decreased 92001 bales.
against 1850 last year The fear Of March Iiquiia-
ton 70" longer hangs the market as that posi-
ton appears % be pretty wen eyensd up. excr7t
for the short interest remaining Tor s,raddles be
tween NcW York and ether markets Reccipfs
show falling Of, and the into sight for this week
Is estimated at 2.0g30 against GE.63) last week
Southern spot generally steady and unchanged TO
Is higher Port receipts estimated al o GEO. last
year 1910, Exports reported early Z9,0O.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

New NcIk. Feb. 25-Money on can at the stock
exchange to-day opened at oct cent: highest. So
lowest, 3: closing 81. Most Of the loans were at
- PR cent Time money opened slightly finer. but
was obtainsbic With moderate freedom. Rates 81
rc. cent fer sixty to ninety days 5iza5as for four
Are. and SIX months. Mercantile paper was taken
moderately. chiefly out OF town. sales Ut less than
per cent were very fcw. Rates: - &c 81 per
cent for sixty TO ninety days. Endorsed bills rrcciF-
able - to 81 for choice four To six months single
names. 6is for those less wen known. Sterling finn
to-day, closing &c higher for demand Rates fer
actual business closed as follows Sixty DAYS s9i0s
sS0l5: demand sl70a4 S475; cables, As545a4 $50.
Commercial bills we're i.'9asa4s0lz The supply Of
l.ttnn hilIs Iras mndatatn-
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

Papers for the Incorporation of the
West End Storage Company and the
Monarch Laundry Company were placed
on file yesterday. The capital stock of
the storage company is stated to be 81 900
and it's incorporators are Philip r. VII
son, John w BrawneT. Henry A Draw
ner. and Ennells Waggaman. The capt.
tai stock of the laundry company is stated
at $1,000, and as incorporators are named
Samuel WE'LL. Clarence H. Reizengtein.
and Lewis Freirick.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARkEr.

Market strong; hoss in good demand and finn;
receipts Of calves heavy and prices steady lambs
and sheep frm and wanted.
CATTLE-ExtTa. per cwt- 6&a550; butcher. 4g0a
40: ccmmon. 250a30o; rough, L5Oa2O0
HOGS-tiruss 7Z5s7. 10; ordinary, G. 5oa7O0
SHEEP-Clipped, 00a4.59; common. 2o0a3Oo
LAAiBS-Choice, per h.. 7a7l. medium 6a7
CALNES-Prme per D., 70 81 medium. : TO
II: grass, laps.
C0WS-rrme fresh. each i00oa5000; common.
2oooa30.e0: old and dr.. S0osl0G9
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
GRAIN MARKETS
Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co
members Chicago Board Of Trade. Alunsey Building
Chicago

New York, Feb 25.-WHEAT- Higher; better
business No. Northern Duluth, % arrive. cents
over May, (. o. b.; Ne. Northern Manitoba 81
{. o. b.; No. :. North Manitoba. So f. o. b. : No. 2
red, + O. b.. 81; No. p hard. + O. b. ~ cents
ever May; No /, macaFoni, opening navigation. s..
/ O. b. No ?. macaroui, opening navigation. &C.
Exporters took IS loads
C0RN-StTongeri fair inquiry No . elevator.
=; No > new. 81. T. o. b.. No. p yellow, new. 5iE
No 2 {. O. b., March. Sis No. ,. White new. SOL
I. O. b. Exporters took Is loads.
oAis-otToig far demand Elevator prices: No.
,, white. ga. No. 5 white. 81: Ne , mixed. s7lL
The prices for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Reg1lar call, 70 O'clock noon.
Washington Gas IS, go at 1854.
Washington Railway aud Electric Is. $500 at
siz.
Capital Traction % at l42. % at lg. p at AZ.
% al I2k. % at lgE, % at 1925
Washington Railway and Electric common, 100 at
aoll (buyer So. 80 at 1874. 50 at 49, % at 49,
100 at 20 buyer CO., 20 al s9s 50 at s9A 50 at s9fs.
100 At %, 100 al 40 80 at zg5z 70 at f0 10 at 4aA
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 3
at s..
Merzenthaier, 70 at 90. at Dor
Greene Copper, 100 at 3lh-
Mitchell Mining 100 at "a.
Union Trust. at l5s.
After cali-Riggs National Bank at Go.
Washington Gas 5 az Eh.
The following a5s tie closing quotations On yes
tcrday's local exchange:
GOVERNMENT RONDS
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates Co.
Members New York Stock Exchange, AIunsey Building
snIeS to Noou S51, 400
TofnI sales $50, 100
Call Money! IL. ~; low. az close, 3 Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by 2. P Chapman L
Co. members New YORK Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
ChInman. manaseI. 1901 I street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Z. r Chapman \
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. C. Bowie
l.lipman. manaser. 1901 L street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Largest Morning Circulation.

Total sales Slss5GlO against 81. 600 Thursday
81 900 week age. and Sll950O0 a year aeo.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

The Hill stocks could not have been
weaker if Mr.. Hin, instead of his rival,
had been getting fayed by Mr.. kellogg.
counsel for the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. No particular reason was given
for the weakness in the Hill group. ex-
cept the one bearing on the ore certifi-
Gates. which had been heard at the end
of last week. These certificates broke be-
low 20 fer the first time since they were
issued, and closed but little above the
low record
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

About the most discouraging feature
from the bull standpoint in a market that
offered very little in the way OF eneour-
agement, was the fact that a number Of
the leading stocks made new low records
for this year. dropping below the levels
touched on the decline at the beginning Of
the present month. At times there were
appearances of support, but as this in
no case sufficed TO stop the decline. the
effect on ethe few remaining bulls was
most discouraging.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

The bear interest that had predicted the
break in Reading was free with predic-
tions of a further decline. and reiterated
its assertion that the company would soon
issue 100000 short-term notes.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security aad Trust. 25s
National safe Deposit and Trust. y.
Union Trust Company-. ........-........ ia
Union Trust EarTants.-.......-..... 3
Washington Loan and Trust .-.........-. 50e
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

There was quite little covering of
shorts in the last hour Of business. but
those who wanted stool; for that purpose
had no difficulty whatever In getting It.
The supply was sufficient for all needs.
and it was easier 10 borrow stock at the
end of the day than it had been for the
forenoon, a fact which indicated that the
liquidation more than counterbalanced the
short selling. But for the covering Of
shorts, the conditions AZ the close. which
bordered on Generalization, might have
been even worse than they really were.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-26

1924 Eleventh street, washingtC
y. G.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are the arrivals at
two of Wenatchee's hotels for March
21, 1907:
Roosevelt-John G. Norris, Sc
attic; F. w. Ketchum, city; j. H.
Richards, S. F.; M. G. Barnes, Ia
coma; Jas. West, Methow; w. H
Norton, Quincy; c. Bellew, 1909; S
A. Bishop, Spokane; c. c. Knight
Pueblo, Col; Graw Engston, Seattle
Great Northern-G. E. Sturgis, s
F.; Albert Burke, Everett; A. T.
Warren, H. H. Davidson, H. G. Glen
Robt. Wakelin, Jas. Kifer, F. c.
Minsbow, 1909; John Sodeski and
wife, D. B. Bankofsky, 1909; j. w
F. Gripp, S. F.; A. A. Bowman, Port.
land; F. A. Hoskins and wife, Devils
Lake; ]. L. Gilbert and wife, River.
side; Jas. D. Roberts, Seattle; Guy
Waring, Winthrop; H. E. Marble
Twisp; G. M. Gilbert, wife and son
city; A. L. Melander, Pullman, j. T
Allen, Dayton; L. F. Schuyler, Spo
kane; w. J. Kendrick, Seattle; F. w
Hubert, G. w. Lansing, Seattle.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
BIG PROJECT
OF 0LDS co. ING.
Now Have so Acres in Trees and
Will Plant 40 Acres More This
Spring.

One of the largest fruit ranches in
this valley is that owned by the Olds
Company, Inc, on Burch Flat. The
ranch contains 160 acres, SO of
which are already planted to fruit
trees and this spring the company
will add 40 acres more of fruit,
mostly apples. 1t is the intention to
make one big orchard of the entire
place, and each year an additional
area will be planted to trees until
the full 100 acres are in orchard.
When it is considered that five
acres of bearing orchard in the We
natchee valley is worth from five to
ten thousand dollars, an idea of the
intensity of the project that the Olds
Company is carrying out can be OBJ
tanned The company is composed of
the members of one family, A. J..
Olds, the father, and three sons, j..
d., Fred and q. D. Olds. 1t is cap
italized for $100,O0O.00. The land
will remain intact, none of it being
for sale.
Orchard land in this valley is rec
ognized as one of the safest and sur
est investments for capital known to-
day, and the proposition of the Olds
company is one that is bound to yield
big and continuous returns. A big
fruit ranch, when once it comes into
bearing, is as good as a dividend
paying mine, and even better, for
there is no danger of the pay streak
pinching out.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
BIG INCREASE
IN TAX RECEIPTS
Comparison of Collections for Same
Period in 1906 and 1907 Show
$22,O17.19 Increase.

Treasurer Buttles is working over
time these days taking in the coin.
Everybody seems to be prosperous
enough to pay his taxes and they
are all coming in promptly. Added
to this there are many more peopi-.
in the county this year who have
taxes to pay, so the treasurer office
is experiencing the busiest season
on record.
The increase in the tax collections
in one year is surprising and is an
evidence of the growth and devel-
opment of the county. A comparl-
son in the receipts of the treasurer S
office from February 1, 1906, to
March Is, 1906, with the receipts
during the same time this year shows
an increase of $22,O17.19. The re-
ceipts during that time in 1906
were $64,552.44, and for the same
time this year were $S5 ,569.53.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
MINING COMPANY
BUILDING R. R.
Cascade Consolidated Operating in
Chelan County Owns PrOmis-
ing Prospect.

w. A. G.. Rowse, who is registered
at the Great Northern hotel, is a
mining man who is operating in this
county. Mr.. Rowse is the president
of the Cascade Consolidated Mining
& Smelling company and the Cascade
Valley Railroad company. The prop
erty of his company, which consists
of II claims, is located at Cascade
pass on Doubtful lake in the ex-
treme northern end of Chelan coun-
ty. The company has spent $25, 200
in development work in the past few
years, and this year is preparing to
build a railroad from ROckpOrt to
it's holdings. AS is true with all
mining camps in the northern part
of this state the development of the
properties in the Cascade pass dis
trict has been seriously retarded by
the lack of transportation, and Mr..
Rowse's company has determined l.
wait no longer on the promises of
the railroad companies but provide
the necessary means of transporting
its ores by constructing road of its
own. The survey is now nearly COM
pleted and Mr.. Rowse stated that
grading will be commenced this sum-
mer.
The holdings of the Cascade Con-
so1idated cover six well defined veins
of smelling ore, from five to fifty
feet wide. The nature of the ground
permits of development by tunneling,
and the work so far accomplished
has opened up some fine ore. The
values are in gold, silver and lead,
and assays run from 81 to sos. The
company has a water power on
Doubtful creek where an electric
plant will be installed for the pur-
pose of running the mining machin-
cry. The company is capitalized for
200, and it's Office is in Seattle.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
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Death of Estella f. Graham.

Died at the home of her parents
yesterday afternoon, Estella Flor
ence Graham, aged IA years, 4
months and IL days. The deceased
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Graham, whose home is at the
corner of c and First street north.
Death ended prolonged illness of
over two years. The funeral will be
held from the house at p. m. to-
morrow. Besides the mother and
father, two brothers and a sister sur
vive the deceased.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
Delightful Surprise Party.


Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd j. Tanner were
given a most delightful surprise
party at their home on Orondo ave-
nue. last evening. Fifteen Of their
young friends assembled at the
Finch home on Orondo avenue at
eight o'clock and went in a body to
the Tanner home and made an infor-
NAL call. A very pleasant evening
was spent, instrumental and vocal
music being one of the enjt ,able
features. The organizers of the sur
prise had prepared delicious refresh
ments, which were served at the close
of the evening. The jolly marauders
then dispersed for their homes, after
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner long
and happy life. Following are the
guests present last evening: Misses
Edna and Iris Finch, Mabel and
Elizabeth Graves, Alvin Patterson
Patricia Collier, Margaret and Mary
Duff, Beulah Hastings and Bessie
Fisher, and Messrs. Ralph Shotwell,
Ira Collier, Wilson Camp, John Duff,
and Harry Hawk.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22

natchee's people got duly excited bu.
we presume this has passed away and
hope it is safe for Watervillians to
go to Wenatchee now. At least we
know it is perfectly safe for Wenat-
cheeites to come to Waterville. They
can have our whole back yard to
play in and some of the front yard
too, but we would advise them to not
try to go up against Waterville again.
Douglas County Press.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
Hotel Waterville Leased.

The stockholders of the Hotel Wat
erville last week leased the hotel
to j. d. Bonar for period of five
years with the privilege of a longer
lease.
Mr.. Bonar has had charge of the
Waterville for several years past and
has so conducted it that he has gain
ed the confidence of the travelling
public as we'll as the local people
He is a first class hotel man, uni
versally liked and will make the
hotel or anything else he undertakes
a success.-Waterville Empire.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
THE OLIVE BRANCH
The Press of Waterville Asks for
Cessation of HOstilitieS.

Now that the Wenatchee bridge
scheme has fallen through in so far
as the state is concerned there is no
need of keeping up the animosity
which it has engendered. She is onr
neighbor and We believe we ought
to continue on good terms. In fact,
there never was cause for any i'll
feeling. 1t was only difference of
opinion. Waterville felt they had a
perfect and justifiable right and only
asserted that right. A few of We
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22

c. M. Summers, vice-president OF
the First National Bank of Juneau
Alaska, is here visiting with his
brother-in-law, w. A. Thompson
president of the Farmers & Merchants
bank. Mr.. Summers is interested In
the F. & M. bank and comes down
from Juneau a couple Of times each
year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-22
Removal Notice.

DR.. Mccoy wishes to announce the
removal of his Office and place Of
residence to the Columbia Valley
Bank building. If
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
r.,,.a state. 60 r,a, ores, p.r,,

THE HAGUE. June i3.-The dele
gates ~ various countries 60 the Sec
ond Hague peace conference. which
viii be formally opened on Saturday.
accompanied 10y host OF secretaries.
technical experts aud attaches. togcth-
er with n small army of newspaper
correspondents. are arriving here by
Every train. and the lazy. old Dutch
capital II beginning 10 buzz with an
animation such as has not been wit.
messed since the conference OF 1879.
The Austrian delegation was first on
the ground. General Horace Porter.
former ambassador 10 France and one
of the American plenlpotentaries. fol-
lowed. as did the French delegates
and a section Of the japanese dele
gates. Already n feeling Il prevalent
among the arriving diplomats that the
United States Is destined 90 play n
great role In the coming conference.
Under her auspices the countries 81
South and Central America VIII he IN.
troducel 10 Europe on footing Of
equality. The European delegates en-
ieftain no doubt that all the repre-
sentatives Of America will present n
practically united front az this confer.
ence and that henceforth they will be-
an immense factor In such world con
yentiOns.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
MULLIGAN &R0CHE
The Leading Cluthisrs and Tailor
AT PISTOLS POINT.
Omaha Conductor Uses Western Meth
DDS Co Collect Fare.


OMAHA. Nch.. June i3.-The Omaha
Street Car company has suspended
Conductor Baldwin Of the Walnut lIlll
line FOR using n slxshooier In his efforts
10 collect n Eve cent fare. The Incident
attracted a crowd that stopped traffic
FOR fifteen minutes In the business
heart OF the city. Baldwin asked n
sturdy passenger James Mace, for his
fare. The man said that he had al
ready paid, but the conductor thought
differently. The car was stopped, and
the conductor appealed TO the motor
man for assistance. Baldwin made an
cgort 10 expcl the passenger himself
after the motorman refused 10 help.
The conductor drew a revolver 10 en-
force his demand FOR the fare. ana the
passenger struck the conductor blow
on the jaw. A large crowd gathered
and Claim Agent Gross ~ the street
car company arrived ON n car behind
that of Baldwin. Gross caught the
arm OF the conductor ana admonlshcd
him 10 never mind about collecting IN,
fare. The claim agent remained on ia,
car aud finally persuaded Mace 10 gcI
on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
c.IIa y.,... usI,ol.. Ic. mn,

BOSTON. June i3.-Govcrnor Guild
vetoed n bin which was designed g.
permit the city of IIoiyoke o. own and
operate a municipal Ice plant and 10
sell Ice az wholesale. The governor
thinks that NJ the supreme court has
held that II i Illegal fora city 10 sell
fuel the bee blli would D. unconsilin'
iionai. lie says: "lf this net would H.,
come law Il would establish a prscc
dent by following which town. city OF
commonwealth might engage Ia any
kind ~ commercial or manufacturing
enterprise. No body contend. that such
a system i possible under our constl
tuition"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-13
To save mer Prom s.IsIae.

NEW YORK. June i3.-MrS. Ella
Morton. who l. suing David y. Nor
ton Tor n separation. was awarded ALI
niony of SiOO n month and $50 com.
sci fees by Judge Truax In the ~.
prvme court She says he abandoned
her after becoming infatuated with
another woman. Mr.. Morton said be-
met her in Honolulu. where. after she
had nurscd him In a hospital. she pro-
posed marriage 10 him. lie refused
her offcr. be alleged. until she threat.
cned o. commit suicide.