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The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
Circuit Court No. 2


Lroa IS. BuTsey. verdict FOR plaintiff 20 half IN
tercst IN north half # Io- Z square 81. Plaintiff
stt0rneys John Riiout and Leo Somm0ns defend
ants attorney William Henry White
Ia NoImaudie Hotel COMPANY rs. blackburn fudg
mcut b. default fo- N5Z07. Plaintiffs attomey. ".
G. Preutiss
Church ~ Grant verdict for plaintiff for SIS IS.
Plaintiff attorney. IS. c. PIntIss defendant al
torneg. Wilton J. Lambert.
Schwartz vs.. C0szroTe; on trial Plaintiffs attor-
news l. H. David and Il. B. Behrend; defendant
attorney, John Ridout-
stuart Robbins. continued for the tenn PAIN
tits attorneys Berry a Minor. defendant at-oT-
ney. a. :. Wurtbng1Gn.
Russell vS Washington Savings Bank; continued
fer the term. Plaintiff attorney. W ii. Robson;
defendants atto0ey, 7. c. Taylor,
Assignments for to-day;
Ne. - Arnold Us Booth. Attorneys Lester q
Pric5-E. a. Jones
No %. Wurlitzer vs. Juelg. Attorneys. 3. L.
Leighton. !. Fcyscr
ATTORNEYS. P. ". Hsckett-R. r. Peuy & Son and
g.. 4 Duniop.
No s.. Thomas vs.. Washington Railway and Eec-
tric ComPsny. ATTORNEYS. ~. J. LAMBERT. J.
Darlington
No s. Rowland rs National Metropolitan Bans.
Attorneys. Berry 4 Miner 3. Lsruer. Mckinney
< Flannery, aud Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
No. Is Philips Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company. Attorneys, Leo =. Harlow. ].
DarlingtUn
No. e. BENJAMIN Us Brace Attorneys. Rsiston q
Siddons
NJ s. United States Vs. National safe DEPOSIT
Savings and Trust Company. Attorneys. d. ".
Bsker-J. J. Darlington.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.


supreme Court OF the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Air. Justice Brewer, NJ. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckham Mr. Justice McKenns. Mr.. Justice
Holmes, Mr.. Justice Day. and NJ. Justice Moody.
Joseph Weisssnbach, If ChicsEo. H. was admit
ted 10 practice
No. ISL. Addison Inhnsor, agent and warden,
appellant Charles G. Browne Argument con
timed by Mr.. Terence J. McManus for the appellee
and concluded by Mr.. W. Wickham Smith for the
appellant.
No. e.. Home Savings Bsnk plaintiff in error,
IS. The City Of Des M0ines II a.
No. s.. Peoples Savings Bank. plaintiff In eTror,
vs. The City of Des M0nfs q al and,
No o. Des Mones Savings Bank plaintiff IN
error, SIS. The Cts n Des Moines e al: resrgi
rnent commenced b. Mr.. \. 7. GUernsen for the
plaintiffs ia error IN Mo-. g aud g. continued by
Mr. Wil.em &. Harrison for plaintiff in eu0r in
No. g. by Mr.. William. Bremner for the defend
ants in error. and concluded hE Mr. George j.
Henry for the plaintiff in error in No. %.
No. 2D. Thomas N. Patterson, plaintiff IN erTor
Vs. The People If the state # Colorado eX rel the
attorney general Of the State Of Colorado; srgi
nent commenced by Mr.. Thomas N. Patterson
pro
Adjourned until TO-DAY at l2 O'Clock.
Tie day cal Tor Wcdnesday March s, viii be a
follows: Nos. q. ~ Is. % n. %, 80 land 81
81 and 253i. %. IS. and 255.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE LIQUID.


CrimmiDs Is Doyle viii construed Complain
ants solicitors. {. II. MeTillat. ". L. Ambrose.
Z L. Schmidt and Lester 4 Price; defendant S
solicitor L. T. DOYLE
IN re Lawson Council No. %. I. o. and ST.
Luke. order Of publication.
Burke vs.. Burke; cause cslendared nunc pro tune.
Compartment solicitor A. w Scots: defendant $
solicitors Gaskins & Beckett and w T. Donaldson
Wood rs. Clark decree ef JHly vacated CoJs-
i2airants solicitor. Irving Williamson defendant
solicitors s T. Thomas ard ". H. Sholcs
Smith Company TyssoWski CT al: rule 10 show
cause retuuable March Is. Compartments solicitors
Raston x Siddons.
Cozzens vs.. Mccormick; pro confesso as 10 de-
fendant John +. Mccormick. ComDlains5t's So
letters A. H. Rel ana 2stes Warren
Robinson Robinson; divorces a vim. mat granted
Complainant solicitors. +. r. KEYS and / T.
Fsgue dcfeudspts solicitor. ]. W. Jennings
Orayson Wood; receivers report confirmed and
rrcriycrs discharged. Compainants solicitor John
Ridout; defendants solicitor. J. J. Darlington.
Assignments for to-day:
No. rs Las Oras Company rs Davis Attorneys
]. ). Darlngton-S. A. Putnam.
No. i96. Shea Mulloy. Attorneys. Lambert &
Easily Smith-Bsuard & johnson
No. l9s. MeioGcy rs. Meoney ATTORNEYS. r. T.
Mattngiy-J. ". Dayidge
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VANDERBILT HORSES ARRIVE.
MiIIionRirc's Animals in London in
Good shape for OLYMPIA show.

London. March MIR Vanderbilts
horses, which will be exhibited at the
Olympia Horse Show. have arrived in
good shape
Their attendants had no anxiety con-
corning them throughout the voyage, al
though il was unusually rough. The
thermometer in the stables was kept I'M
varyingly at 60 degrees.
Mr.. Wilson who is in charge of the
animals. is delighted with the behavior
and equipment of the steamer Minneton-
ka. He says that the ventilation would
be a model for a hospital. The steamer
locked at Tilbury this evening.
The horses will be taken to a farm at
Edgeware in the morning where they viii
be kept for two weeks before they begin
training
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Probate Court.
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Estate of Henry 5. CTowelI; VIII admitted 10 pro
bate and letters testsmeuiary granted 70 Phete L.
CTuwell. bond SI019. Attorney. W 4. Baldersion.
Estate Of Jose J. Rodriguez; CziYeat fled. with pe-
titi0n to appoint collector. Attorneys, George 2.
Calvert. IT,. and Thomas Mackenzie.
Estate Ct MsTy A. Lippoid; letters Of admiBistra-
ticn granted 20 George J. Dippold; bond $ COO.
Attorney. Charles J. Murphy.
Estate Of Victor y. NIontg0merv petition for mo
bate Of viii filed Attorney. J. H. Lichlitcr.
Estate Of Mar - Nsrkoe; petition FOR probate Il
Wil filed. AttornCT. Arthur Peter.
Eststs q Richard T. Talbert viii dated Novem-
Der H. DDS. filed
Estate of Marshall Z. Leathemsu; viii dated
February q lSe9 filed
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Equity Court No. 1.

tHIEF JUSTICE tLABAJGH
N0tice-Therp VIII be a preliminary call Of the
odd oalcndar-numbered cases- on tine March calendar
to-day at 10 ocloch Gases in which COUNSEL do no,
rcspoDd viii h continued fer the term
Assignments for to-day.
No. g. Pifer ct al ~. Washington Building and
Loan Association Attorneys. Thompson 4 LasLev-
Hamilton, Golfer, & Hamilton.
No. lis Roosevelt Vs. Richards Attorneys Ben
iamin & Williams C. Prcntiss
No. II MonGnSahe-a Bridge Company rs Taft
Attorneys Maddox & Gstiey-D. W Baker.
No. 81. Rlsck q al. Nckay. Atto--cys n.
Z Daris-A- s. Worthingtnn and BHBey * Wood
ard.
No. 1E Prielc3u IS. Singleton. Attorneys Rails
ton Il Siddcns-DougIsss & Douglass
No. 80. Morgan Walter Attorneys. George
z. Linkins-w Il. Baden.
No. ~. shea District Of Columbia. Attor-
DCys Maddox & Gatle,-E. H. Thomas
No. ss. COnrCy vs. Peter Attorneys v. J.
krspe and d. W. O'Donoghuc
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ORDWAYS WIN BY DEFAULT.
Commissioners. Failing TO Appear
Forfeit Game 10 OrdWHys.


The game scheduled TO BE- played be-
tween the Ordways and the Commission
ers last night, at the Washington Light
Infantry Armory. was forfeited 10 the
former quint because Of the failure Of
the Commissioners 20 put in an appear
ance. As soon as the game was declared
forfeited Mr.. Porterhouse, president of
the league, made q speech saying that the
Ordways were entitled 10 the pennant,
and that the remaining scheduled game
would not be played.
In order that the spectators should not
feel disappointed an exhibition game WIS
arranged between two teams picked
from the Ordways and the Washington
Light Infantry teams. which was voted
"A very good substitute. The Ordlights de-
feated the Light5rds. 72is to 36lz.
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Law suits.

NJ. 4ozE. Zachs-ish Harrison - Charles l.
Rvfdn. account 81 i56.oL Plaintiffs attorney T.
H. JACKSON.
No. 1924. Elizabeth L. Sylvester IS William r..
Michael; damages Slo.ao. Plaintiffs attorne,s V.
=. Reilly snd Edwin Forrest.
No. ss34s George J. LippoId administrstor. vs.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company damages
Si0cN Plaintiff attorney Charles J. Murphy
No. 1929. Lincoln National Bank vs. Edward NJ
Coifonl. ncte, $50 Plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN &
SMITH
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with Plaintiffs attorney Charles J. Murphy: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
stephens0n 81 Richardson. receiver, verdict for
plaintiff for E00 PLAINTIFFS attorney, 5. A. Put
man defendant attorneys. N. J. Coiber and ".
- Richardson.
Lore vs. stidham Judgment On verdict Pls-n-
til attorHeys Douglas & Douglas defcndant's AZ
torney. ]. J.. Darlington
Assignments for to-day.
No. y. Martin Brick Company IS snoot- At
to.zlevs Fucker 4 KensOn-W- Z. Johnson.
No 80. PaImer.Tricr Company IS Ernst. AttoE-
nays RaIslon a Siddous and II. W. Wheauey-"-
Nick CLAYTON.
No 393 Cover Is Potomac Electric PoTcr Con
r.any Attorne,s, Z. L. Gies. ". ID. DaFidss, Cit
tings Chamharlii-J ] Darlington
No 80 SiRers vs.. cooper Attorneys, u. Z.
Davis and p Fo7rCsi-Ichn Rid0ut.
No. 399 Garrison IS District of Columbia. Atter-
neys padgett & Forrest-E. Il Thomas.
No 46l MoKenna ". District Of Columbia Al
torncys g. r. potbury-E. II. Thomas
No. 4U Hasan g. stewart Attorneys. t1ic d
Doualdsou-I- b. Archer
No. f05- DriscoH vs. City aHd Suburban Railway.
Attorneys e. ". DarT and II J. C0lbcTt-J. J.
Darlington.
40 s57. Bran vs.. Brooke Attorneys. T. Percy
Nyers-J. J. Darlington.
No. AL Ward W. VancH ATTORNEYS. Chapln
Brown and J. Paul Eamost-W T. Mattingiy.
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First race-Doubt Goddess. Sicamous.
Second race-Bert Ona, Optional.
Ranger
Third race-Southern Cross. Lancas-
tTiau. Cutter
Fourth race. Nj Fry. Ziephen. Mont
bert.
Fifth race-Prince Brutus, Tichimigo,
Air Ship.
Sixth race-Sonoma Belle, Reside, Better
Brown
Seventh race-Jerry c. Mafalda. Fox
mead
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Time. Ia. Florizel. Ballard. Storm. Charley Hee
ner and Chieftain also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Bendigo l63 (Shillius 90 J. Won; kttie Plat. lo5
lAubuchon) "a 5. second; j. u. Dunn S. iShreTe.
N l. third. Time. ] :i6 IS Docle, Cufsus aud
Athena also ran
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/ No. ai9li. The +. H. Smith company rs. An
thony L. Tyssovski e. al; interpcader Complain
( ants solicitors Ralston & Siddons.
/ Ne. 35l5. Claire y. Wrisht=on IS. Charles H.
Wiltsie 20 cancel tax decd. Complainant solicitor,
L u Inckenn
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JTsTICE WRIGHT.

Kaufman W. District Of Coum5is; verdict for
plaintiff fer 1900. Plaintiffs attorneys Douglas
( Douglas; defendants solicitors. T. H. Thomas
and II. L. Blair
Lippold vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
verdict fer plaintiff foT 5000 and judgment forth.
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Next Friday night a picked team from
the Belmont Athletic Association and the
Royals viii meet picked team from the
Criterion alleys Of Baltimore in a match
game at the Royal alleys.
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Washington and Lee to Meet Tale.

The Washington and Lee baseball nine
will meet the Yale team on the latter's
Southern trip at the American League
Park, in this city. April 8.
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Business High School has obtained the
services OF Harry CoHihower as baseball
coach for the coming season. He viii start
practice about March -
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06

United States IS Walter l. Thomas. czrEsi
knowledge, plea. guilty, defendant remanded. At
t0rney. ". T. Amhrose
United States vs.. Joseph PaoiucCi murder first
de1es; lmuanelug Il EIry. Attorney, Thomas g.
TAYLOR.
IN re VIII o. Amanda Scott: verdict sustaining
viii CavsSfSr'S att0uers. Hufty & Hufty; c2Tea-
tees attorneys. Braudeuburg & BrandcnbuTg.
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Criminal Cnnrt 80. 4.
Criminal Court No.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States ". Bnger Hermann violating section
5its x. = L. 5. on triaL Attorneys A. ;. Worth
tngton and n Present. GatIev
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The Second Regiment and Peck Chapel
basketball teams will meet tonight at
the Center Market gymnasium at $50.
An interesting game is expected
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Schultz entry
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06

san Francisco March -Four favor
ties won in a row at Oakland this after
noon Summaries.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-13
UNUSUAL VALUES SATURDAY AT 7

Alfred Minnlek, proprietor Of Ney
erdale, has received today the water
pipes for the irrigation Of the land.
They will be laid at once. He has
also had painted the large signs
which be will post up in prominent
places 10 catch the public eye.
Arthur q. Miller, formerly con
uected with the Hotel Idaho, was In
the city this afternoon He " now
located at Spokane.
J. H. Miner and wife have returned
from Missouri, where they spent some
time among friends and relatives
Many Va that locality aFe Interested
in Occur d'Aleue and will likely
come here 10 locate
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
Rev /. Hlakkan of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will preach in Rev,
Hodden'a place at the Swedish Lufh-
eFan church
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A Rlald ExamInatlon.

Colonel Alexander Gardner, in his
volume entitled Soldier and Travel
err" says that during stay in Asia
he was once suspected Of being a Rus
sian spy.
This was an accusation Of great
consequence, as Russians were very
unpopular at the time, but the traveller
was PROSTATE with fever and almost
Indifferent as 10 what might befall
him.
Application was made 10 the khan
OF Khiya. aud IN great state Of anx-
iety as 20 the travellers identity he
deputed three learned men who had
Travelled over half the world to ex-
anime him This was the abstruse
ana terrific examination with which
they were satisfied:
what are your asked they.
AN American" was the answer.
SIN they were suspicious, and one
man. very enlightened scholar, Of
fered as a browning test this deep and
conclusive geographical question:
Gould you go by land from America
20 England"
NO. was the prompt reply, and the
questioner, as much delighted at his
own superior learning as at the trav-
eler's integrity, declared that he was
convinced. This was an American In.
deed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-13
THE FALL FESTIVAL
Time When the Salvation Army
Collects Sinews OF War.

The Salvation Army has become
one 81 the Institutions Of this city
and neighborhood, whiIe tie work
literally reaches around the globe. Il
-, therefore, interesting 20 nots that
special efforts are 10 be made locally
IL connection with the Harvest Fes
tivnl celebrations. 10 enlist sym
pathy and financial support for the
many and varied enterprises Of the
Army.
IL carries on its general opera
tIons 10 hfty-two countries 81 the
world, preaching simple gospel OF
salvation for all IN thirty languages.
There ara i5,O07 officers and cad
cts wholly given up to the work, and
10 less than aA,Ala local officers aud
$4,000 nandsmen, Who work hard
without fec or reward and contribute
very largely VI their small means 20
the necessities Of the war against sin
aud evil.
The social side Of the work, which
everybody must admire, IL 40 vast ~
10 BE- lndesaFihable In short para
graph. II embraces practical as
aistanee for the starving and helps
labor, maintai nhomes, farm colonies,
situations for deserted women and
children and other charities
The special effort that Is now be-.
Ing put forth 10 connection with the
Harvest Festival giVss an opportun-
rs to help both IN the local aud pa
tional work.
In thla connection special effort
will be made 20 raise funds for the
work.
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EntertaIns her Friends

Mrs. f. l.. BuFgan pleasantly en-
teFtained q number OF ladies this af.
teFnoon with music and games. Re.
treatments we're served, The after
noon was a very pleasant one, being
thoroughly enjoyed by all the guests.
Those invited we're Mesdames W. B..
Mcfarland, K. Allen, William Stod.
daFd, SCOTT, Carnahan, wilkins, j.,
M. Elder, Amelia Thomson, Vlekery
Murray, Olmstead, Hahn, VIII
son, Case, Drake, Ed Thomas, y. W..
Reed, f.. V. HouRhton, J. p. Barker
end the Misses Rauch.
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JaLI Is a. employmsnt Assney.

WI - Ut N3I'VFIWF '''"''F W"F'"F'
= Saratoga county On, ~ farmer In
need ~ help secured man ~ meth
cd that involves some risk, tat IN ur
gent cases chances must be taken says
the Utica ~ ~ Press andrew Love
was committed to jail at Ballston sew;
eral weeks ago 70 await the action Of
the grand Jury on charge OF burglary
and larceny, George Crum Of Sara
toga I.aae put W the bond required for
his releage with the understanding
that Love Is to work on his farm un-
III the grand jury meets next October.
crum says he win take Love back to
iail II he does not behave himself.
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CITY IN BRIEF

Prof. o. o Brownell, o. the Occur
d'Alene college, IL IN the city today.
The entertainment given last even.
ing for the Methodist church BY the
Jolly entertainers was fairly we'll at
tended IN spite Of the Indictment
weather. About s22 waa received.
Rev. J. Jesperson, president Of the
Occur d'Alsne college. moved a car
load Of household goods today from
Spokane Into the college building.
Aoheol opens Monday under The
most favorable conditions.
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Two elderly maiden sisters had long
lived together-One gentle and sweet,
the other acrld In temper and forbid
ding in appearance. The former was
taken suddenly I'll, and the other, anx.
ious to know whether the doctors
thought her sister would live-as she
was DESTROYS OF acquiring the money
she knew her gentle sister had willed
her-~hid behind screen In the morn.
Ing room, where the doctors soon after
came down to consult "---~s''@----
Well, asked Dr. Harris, what do
Won think of herY" ~'.sa~vs
Think OF herT' cried Or. Brown
"of ali the Antlquated, vinaigretted
old bags ever created think she is
the very worst! What Is Providence
thinking Of 70 intlct pain on that gen.
tie soul upstairs and leave untouched
q gaunt, withered c6flcature 81 hu.
mainly such az this other1 Jump into
my motor with me. and Wen chat
about our patient as we 60"
And they COED" leaving the caves
dropper 10 come from her hiding place
as they retreated. Illustrated Bits,
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A Hot knIns.

"a knife that cuts butter when It
Is hot" (aad under no other circum-
stances) we sometimes meet with, and
the reason of this is easily explained.
Heat expands metal and in proportion
to the amount Of metal which is heat
cd. There Is more metal in the breadth
Of blade than in its thickness, and
the former therefore is expanded inn
mensely mere than the latter. In other
words, the wedgelike shape is length
sned, aud the tool becomes sharp"
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Tha Greater Ache,

"YOu might think you've got such a
heartache," said the woman, that you
can't stand 1t at all. You'll never get
over II never In the world You can't
stand r another minute without dying
Of II, but just wait till you get the
toOthacne good and hard, then stand
by and watch the heartache go way
back and 81. down" New York Press.
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Anatomy.

SLOW many ribs have you, Johnny p
asked the teacher.
II don't kaow, ma'am," giggled John
ny, sQuitmIng around on one foot
"I'm so awful ticklish | never could
count am Ladies Home Journal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-13

d'Alens TO Mica bay and thence by
the completed road 10 the grading
camp. Thirty teams will be set at
work as early as possible. Gradiag
started yesterday. The clearing Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-13
GRADING ON LEWIS ROAD

the right of way has been in progress
for some time. The work is being
pushed with great rapidity and the
road will bS completed as early as
possible.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-13

The activs construction work On
the Levi railroad Ass begun. les
tsrday several ear loads q gradins
tools, such - waesleFs aud slasAsEs,
we're taken In by boat frcm coeal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-13

1t win be sosue time before the vari-
Gus favorite sous are called on to con-
tribute their several booms to COM
mon cause.
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All Woodmen OF the world are 70
quested 10 meet at the hall Friday
evening.
g. A. GoBLE, Clerk.
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Classified Advertisements

Engine for Sale-Three horse power steam en-
/ CINE ~ low price, tail at the Press office.
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PLACARDs. FURNISHED rooms for sale, no
minors allowed, hotel laws and other cards sold
at the Press office
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FOR RENT Three housekeeping rooms fur
Oished. 7 +, Hedal al, Occur d Alene ST.
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FOR SAl.E-l ron top oak writing desk, near,
lv new Address box SA4
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-27

in the Morgan rail- |ares was an unsettling feature Erly in the day New low levels |tablished for the Erie prefer 'res and Southern railway went ' about it's previous low. South |ferred rallied 3 points late in
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)CK PRICES IMPROVE.

tinued on Twelfth Page.)
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over pr.vate wires of Horn. blower & Weeks. members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. New Haven office, S7 Center street.
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS,

Quotations reported by Kimberly Root & Co. Investment Brokers. 133 Dr. ange street. New Haven. Conn:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-27

confirmation of the trouble rumors were the negative forces making for the later Improvements. of prices. A more positive factor working towards this end was an improvement in senti- ment over the monetary outlook per ceptible not only here but also abroad
 The effect on actual quotations for in- terest was slight, although rates for time loans for shorter periods were quotably lower here. At the same time the call loan market was rather stiff fer The incongruous ease of call loans lately was attributed to the keeping of funds in liquid form to meet future contingencies in the time loan market and the currency movement. The in- creased offerings which affected time lean rates to-day may, therefore, have been from resources withdrawn from call loans In London the price of bar gold and American eagles was marked down and less was heard from that point of the danger of American demands upon that market. The prin- clpal factor in these various money de- Velopments was the announced plan of the secretary of the treasury to place government funds on deposit with the banks in small weekly instalments dur ing the crop moving period That this prospect is of greatly reassuring effect is plan. The Saturday bank statement also was of favorable character The brightening sentiment over money con- ditions has increased by reports of the probable formation of a bankers syn- dicate to underwrite the s4O,O0O, ,OOO New York city bond issue, a restoration of investment confidence being argued from this, which was, however, with out authoritative confirmation. Stocks held their advances well to strong closing, Bonds were weak Total sales par value $1,062O0O
 D. s. bonds were unchanged on call.
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Bid. Asked Adams Express ..,..,.... 9S 99 Boston Flee. 6s, 190S...... lO2 .. Branford L. 6 w. 5s, 1887. 103 I0S Inter. Silver deb. Gs, 1883 go 91
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