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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31

and beauty. II Is said she is the
friend of Prince Ferdinand: perhaps
Il is he who first melted her to entice
Sir Mortimer from the path of recti-
tude Certain IL is that she has been
successful in bringing Sir Mortimer
supinely to his knees before her. II
the gossip OF the embassies is to be
believed.
Now / can give you the situation In
a nutshell. II Sir Mortimer is recalled.
II is all up with Macedonia so far as
immediate help from Bulgaria is con
cerned. Sir Mortimer's successor as
consul general will certainly be the
present vice-consul, and he is known
TO be strongly adverse to tho Mace
donian cause. Our Jewish banker viii
refuse his loan TO Ferdinand; Ferdi
nand will be unable and unwilling TO
subsidize an army; Macedonias strue-
gle will come to nothing for the pres
emit"
This banker must have remarkable
faith in Sir Mortimer,"'I suggested,
ito think hat he can influence the
Diilloh lpitiBn Olitt WuSn us Ttpuld-
ton is already lettering"
my dear Haddon. have been let
ting you behind the scenes. Our
banker friend In all probability hn- no
inkling of Sir Mortimer's impending
fall. There IS nothing to damn a man
politically because he is In love with
woman. II Is true that there have
been innuendoes In plenty of the pa
pers. But who believes the papersf
And a kings messenger has al
ready been sent 10 Sofia to demand
Sir Mortimer's recaIl?" asked,
thoughtfully.
so they say, and nov com to a
really humorous phase OF this episode
OF Sir Mortimer Brett. When the
kings messenger arrives at Sofia he
viii be unable 70 deliver his dis
patches; he win find that his bird has
flown"
what Sir Mortimer has left he
post, and with this woman"
Less than week aEU Sir Mortimot
was seen VIII Countess Sarahor hsIs
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31

finds peaceful peasants herding their
sheep on the hills or filling their
fields"
Such a hopeless struggle as this
might continue for years" interrupt
ed. Where does bulgaria come in?"
Bulgaria comes ia right here with
flourish of trumpets, and Prince
Ferdinand is at the head of the pro
cession.
Actually Bulgaria is independent:
nominally, Ferdinand does fealty to
the Sultan, and at the same time is
under the thumb OF Russia. He is a
petty princeling with as inordinate a
sense Of his own importance as a can
nibal king in top hat. He has sur
rounded himself with more state than
car or kaiser. Ferdinand's great
ambition is to be crowned king. Now
he only rejoices in the title Of prince.
lie has vainly implored his great mas
ter Russia's permission to assume that
title, but Gear Nicholas prefers that
little Ferdinand be humble. Then II
you won't let me be king says Fer
dinand, i won't play with you any
more So Master Ferdinand is most
anxious TO exchange the doubtful
friendship of Russia for a more indul-
gent protector. lie has decided that
he would like England to be that pro
tector."
But what has this to do with Bull
garia's going to the assistance OF
Macedonia" ! exclaimed, impatiently.
Simply this: Ferdinand knows that
before he dare assume the title OF
king, he must make himself more
popular with his subjects than he is at
present Macedonia affords a con-
venient means of accomplishing this
But before ne filings his army into
Macedonia territory, he must be sure
that he will have a free hand. Let
England once assure him OF her moral
support, and Ferdinand will invade
Maceuonla tomorrow"
1T Ia At this juneture, ! suppose.
that Sir Mortimer Brett, consul gen.
erai and minister plenip,tentiary,
holds the center Of the stags!"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
A GOLDEN BALL.
British Soldiers Played the National
Game Win u.

Probably no game OF ball. By pro-
fessional or college team. was ever
watched with such Inner interest hut
with such outward Indifference as one
described "a Gertrude Vandorhiirs
Social History OF Flatbush" IL hap
pcncd IN revolutionary times. when
the British soldiers were stationed on
Long Island The inhabitants had hid
den their vaiuablcs In an possible
places one lady concealed some gold
coins 10 ball shaped pincushion Of
the Kind worn by the Dutch house
wife. suspended az her side
She was sitting sewing one day
when a party OF British soldiers en-
tered the room. A young officer. spy
Ing what 20 him was a novelty. cut
With his sword the ribbon by which
the cushion was hung and began a
game OF bali.
Soon the rest % the company Joined
the sport Boisicrously. from hand
to hand. the ball was batied 20 and
fro. II was roughly snatchod and
tossed aud sometimes "a fell into the
ashes OF the fireplace. and barely es.
capped connagration. Now and again
soldier would catch Il on the Zip Of
his sword and send II spinning on
with a rent 10 its side
Every moment threatened 20 reveal
the precious contents To show the
least anxiety was 10 betrny the secret.
and the owner was forced 10 sit uu-
moved. apparently intent on her work.
and 10 see her fortune iylrg through
the air at the mercy Of the enemy At
last the cushion. torn and battered.
but sim guarding It's treasure. was re.
turned 20 its mistress. and the intTud-
ers. tired Of their play. left the house.
--Youth's Companion.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31

Rev NJ. A. Matthews OF Seattle Is
about to establish coffee houses IN the
city In competition with the saloon
joints. He proposes TO have rooms. ap-
proximating IN size 90 by 100 feet. In
the rooms viii be- placed a coffee urn
and a milk counter and coffee. milk.
tea and sandwiches viii be served at
minimum cost The rooms win be
made attractive. viii be furnished with
chairs. tables. writing materials. good
magazines. papers and periodicals.. Al
frequent intervals a course OF lee
lures viii be given. song service held
and short sermonettes delivered.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
rsetotaIers 10 the Navy.

Speaking at the Kent Temperance
congress at Tunbridge. Wells. Eng
land, recently, Rear Admiral Startin.
declared that the finest shots in the
British navy were teetotaIefs This is
further confederation OF the views
Lord Charles Bcresford has always
maintained in this regard II is sign
OF the times that eminent naval OH
GERS are at the present day. almost
without exception. strong advocates Of
temperance
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
ETHER DRINKING IN RUSSIA.
The Fatal Result Of Festivities at a
Trossno Wedding.

The habit Of ether drinking IA ox.
tremeiy prevalent In some parts OF
Russia. as Of cast Prussia. and all the
efforts OF the authorities 90 combat
the evil have hitherto been almost
fruitlosa
An idea Of the extent 20 which the
habit prevails may be gathered from
reports given In the Russian nowspa-
pors Of a recent accident which oc-
CURED az a place called Trossno.
A farmer celebrating hts sons we'd
ding. Ia the fulness OF his hospitality.
got IN two pals Of ether. says the
Family Doctor. During the process
OF decanting the ether into BOTTLES a
violent explosion took place. BY which
six children we're killed and one adult
was dangerously and IA Others more
or less seriously injured.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
prize. for farmers.

Austria provides an object lesson
IN dealing with waste lands, Prizes
are given to farmers to encourage
them TO recover waste lands and
lay them down rs pasturage. and
also to erect shelters or stables for
cows IN high attitudes, The impor-
lance Of this may be seen from the
statement that oDe-quarter of the
total fodder required for cattle and
horses in the empire Is derived from
Alpine distrieta
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
Figures That Favor Total Abstirsnes.

The twenty-fourth report Of the
Scottish Temperance Life Insurance
company. recently Issued. shows the
mortality experience TO be especially
favorable to the principle OF total
abstinence. Comparing tho temper
ance section with tho general section.
a table Of mortality experience hor he
past 20 years shows that OF SS6 ex-
pected claims In the temperance see
ton there were 420 deaths. being only
45 per cent. while OF $40 in the gen
eral section, there were 225. or n per
cent
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31

In IS out OF the SO counties Of Iowa
prohibition exists. In the rest Of the
state there is combination of local
prohibition and high license The
mulct law bars prosecution, whero
liquor is sold. provided that the tax
is paid and the provisions OF the law
are complied with.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

WHAT GEO. LAWRENCE na 9Th
SAYS TO-DAY-Used uprghts, S75 500 and Sis.
SALE NEW PIANOS, Sl65 $50 TO $3.50; 81 weekly.
nol55t
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia. close
here daily at 6:l5 T. n. up 70 November 2l for dis
patch hy steamer Empress of ludia
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands, via san Francisco close here daily al 6.5
p m. MP 20 November p. for dispatch ry steamer
Hongkons AIaul.
Specially addressed mails for Japan Korea and
China. via Seattle. close here daily az 6.lj n m
up 90 November o. for dsuatch by steamer Kaza
Mau.
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea and
China. via Tacoma. close here daily at 6l5 u m
up TO November p. for dispatch by steamer Kee-
mum.
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle, close here daily a. 6:l5 D. M M 10 No
vemoeT "A, for dispatch hy steamer Minnesota
Hawaii. Guam, and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily az rs p. m 10 10 No
vember 90 fer dispatch by United States transDo~t
AUstrllh tCNCeDt mails for West Australia Nrv
Zealand Samoan Islands, FiI Islands. and New
Caiedonia. via Vancouver ard Victoria British Co
tmbia. close here daily at 6l5 p. m up 10 De-
cember 1, for dispatch by steamer Aoransi
Hawaii, via san Francisco, close here daily A.
els p. N. up 10 December 3 FOR dispatch bv
steamer Alameda
HCwaii, Japan Korea, China. and Pbiliunine
Islands. via san Francisco. close here daily al 5
p. N Up TO December 8 FOR dispatch BY steamer
Korea
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
DEATH RECORD.

samuel Wo0ley. Govt. Hospl Insane. 3 years
Martin =. Breen. 10 sth 81. se o years.
Thomas D. Allen Ills Wisconsin ave NV 2 years
Marjorie L. Harper. rs 2ith ST. NV. Q years.
Anne Cogau. lHS 81. NV. s. gears
Hezekiah Nayler. 80 GITard So. nv. 6S yearS
Benjamin L. Davis. lS6 Irving St NV. = years.
Patrick " Cady, I9 "a 81 NV. G years.
Anthony AlcNaliy. Providence Hosp-. = years.
Georgia Demeree. 654 Callau 81. ne- = years.
Julia W. FIacsg. l7i0 18th 81. NV. 50 years
Infant Of Carrie and Harry j. Steiner. 10 18th
z. NV, DAYS
Thomas Whalley. steel plant Giesboro Point. >
years.
Mary A. Beycr. Bellevue. d. G.. = years
james 4. Sullivan. SO e S. re-. . years.
Lous D2hlc-. zi5 New Jersey ave, 63 years.
Philip DCues % 81 st. NV. 49 years.
Harriet Bruce. 1888 Linden &C. ue Is years
Ann Wartaan, lcl6 Georgia sye. Sc. SO years
Mary Gaines. rs Navy place Sc. a years.
FlOreuc. Herbert 5 Congress ourt. - years.
M Moses keulsT. 635 Girrd s. NV. 81 years
May lee. l73i SeEton ST. NV. Il years.
Mile Thomas I705 Rhode Island ave. g years
William y. Thomas, SS "a 81. NV. i9 years.
Arthur Jones. lZ3 Wylie St. ne. q years
Emma J. Meredith. IS L 81 ne. s3 years.
Annie Ware. l0l2 NCW Jersey ave s. a. years
Milton Coen, ChidgeB's HospL years.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twelfth street n0rJLuest. between o and streets
Charles A. ll-Nei- o. Frank ?. Daly all In
tCrcst m lct j. and parts IC-s Il and =, square
20 SO
so and 80 Twenty-sec1-d street nc-.hves.-Isrn-s
j. Hilton % Jane N. BurCh. all interest IN
Turt IT = square So. s. Cltharire :. Hilton
20 Jane N. Bi-ch, al interest IN part l0t L
square %, s.
Fourth street sJ1-heas- between n and y Strse-s-
John r. Shields to Nellie r. shields. original
lct 50. square Sl SO
street northeast. between seventh and Eighth
s-rc-ts-Nilliam G0sr % UL % Emma Acker-
nan. lot s.. squsrc S92 SO
lil & sire; sCutheas;-- Eust2ce 7 skinner GO Tx
% Ursula T.. Collins Iat g square 1854 SO
Thirty ttth street northwest. between r and z
strcets-Gscrsc Il. NaIliag,forI % Alice = he
hoe. p1rt lc- - square east 0f square L-5 SO.
Ncr-h street northwest, between o and 2 streets
Isabella Curtis q Matte r. Sister, part lot
81 Flrst street s0utheast-Charles Gates et uy %
Edward = aid Minnie L. Richardson. lot s..
square 755 So
Sauls Addition 20 WashinEton-B Francis SauI et
ux % al 90 l. Roy and Marion J. Willeit.
lot p, square ZDS. 5000
Brookland- Albert =. Erouuiche Ct TX. 20 Ebe-
nezer South2lL lot Is. block %, SO
Clark Mills Esratc-M T. Calfee et w 20 Charles
T. Bas@ett, part lot s. SO.
Nearer's T'rCspect-Sinon Bube e. uv 10 EsEari
II. Nl,istrn and George " Robinson. r1rt SO.
street southwest. between Four-and-a-half and
sixth stTects-Aichael B. Casey ct TX 70 Harry
y. LanSdale. original lot Is. s1uare 4s9. SO
lie Drch Park-Samuel Gather 10 Elizabeth
Gather. lot s.. block Is, SO
Beveriy-Sydney + Marshall % n. & Roland
Drury. lots 2 and p square 5I97. SO
East capitol street. between Thirteenth and -Four
tcenth strcets-lIarg2ret +. Murphy e VIZ VII
Lam, lot 6. square lC5. So
Eighth street northwest. between II and streets
Sue H. =. Dcner and Emma Z Barton trrs-
tees and administrators. 20 William H Russell
and William ". ChisFel. part original lot 1.
square As SO
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James Franklin Hutol .. and Frances Virginia
Ball. p Rev. Joseph J. Niece
Morris r. Husband. .. of Glen Echo Nd. and
Bertha II. Perg. B. Of Concord, Nd Rev. Il.
Wadiel Pratt
Arthur L. Kitchia, 81, and Ns;tie A Rice. %.
Rev william g.. Orlm.
Zines, J. Bariarow, s.. and Fannie Allen. 40
Rev T. r. Lamar
Richard II. Asaby. 2 and Lucy E HOLMES. 8
Rev. George a. Miller
NJ. Page smith O. and Carrie B. Robinson. p
Eef, Thomas T.. Mctiui-au.
James 3. HodEkus. -, =. q Nashville Tenn
and Marie Z. Brewer. .. Of New Orleans. Rev. d.
O. Macleod
Carl kosmcsky 80 and Ganger Cassie 2 Rev
james J. Kohlreiser
james NJ Arends. S. and Rose r L Crlmuins.
Is Rev. james n U-Bueu.
Joseph Allison. Q. and Edna Davis q. Rev. ;
NJ. Afford.
Charles R. ssnders1n. .. and Mabel smith. 2
Rev. Joseph I. Mcclure.
John W. Lyons g. Of Rutland. Vt. and Maud l.
Mctahil, 50. q Washington. ID. {. Rev. james f.
Machu.
John c. Cory, p and Ella \. Margal D Rev
CoLORED.
Ernest L. Cousins. 2. and Salhe Gillian. 3. Rev.
II. W D Norman
James Robiason, 2, and Louise Hawkins q Rev
JOSEPH Ellis 2. and Della Jackson. p Rev.
William a. J,nes.
Noble Nandue. =. and Blanche Robinson. p
Rev. r. A. Arnstead-
George Helry Miles, 2. and Martha smith. 2
Rev Z. J. O'CoureI
Parks Ballingrr So and Leila Herring. .. Rev. J.
Milton WalL-on
Heny Nichols. q. and Emma Green. IS Rev. ".
J. Howard.
John Porter .. and Marie 3. Preston, 8. Rev.
David Pollard
John R.ess. q, and Marie Jcnifcr. g Rev. John
Richard
Wake 4. Carr %. and sarah Dorsey. d Rey
s. /. w Drew
Howard Fairfax .. and Lottie Minor. .. Rev
Aqula Saylcs.
D. p. Anderson. g. ~ Camden. y J.. and Nina
T. Harper, Q, OF Laurcns. :. e..
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
ECZEMA ONLY SKIN DEEP.
Proven by Records Now On Display Mt
Henry Evans Drug store.

The old theory that skin disease was
caused by bad blood or a disordered inter
nal system has been proven false one.
It is now we'll known among up-to-
date skin specialists that skin disease is
caused by a germ in the skin and that
this germ must be killed By local treat
ment-
Mr.. Henry Evans. druggist at 922-4 F St
NV. has in his possession hundreds cf
letters from persons formerly suffering
from eczema psoriasis, salt rheum, and
other diseases OF the skin. lie also has
pictures OF men. women. and children
showing the skin diseased cracked and
bleeding. while a few months later il Is
clean, soft, and smooth. with every tracs
Of the disease wiped out. All these cures
We're made by local EXTERNAL appli-
cation OF ID. ID. y. Prescription remedy
that instantly stops al itch and quickly
kills the disease germ, ehecting a permar
nent- positive cure
Here is n simple letter from J. Dalton.
Wilderness. Mo: II have used the bOttlaf
Of medicine you sent me and am now a
well man. Please accept my heartfelt
thanks Your remedy cannot be praised
too much"
Every sufferer OF skin disease can SEQ
such letters by calling at Henry Evans
drug store, 922-4 + St NV. and also Sc
cure without charge a book on the CAUSE
and cure OF skin diseases
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 35s-Rose Hudncll 10 Frank A Jones and J.
Edward Lewis. 70 secure MIiiud J. Weaver
Alh 10 s. months, per cent, parts lots y
and .
Square 6l7-George J Nash ct ux. 70 BENJAMIN p.
Leighton and George F. Williams. to SECURE
EmeStine +. Teshinger. 5000. 5 years per
cent. semi-annually. lot S.
lie Droit Park-CaTrie L. Brown 20 Benjamin 4.
Leighton and George f. Williams 70 secure
EruestiEe F. TeTfiinger. 100. years, 6 per
cent. semi-annually. lot 81. block 10.
Square lJ64-JrsUla e. Collins 10 William H Saun-
ders and n. Clifford Bangs. 70 secure Eustace ].
skinner. S555. ! TO a months. 6 per cent
lot q
Mount Pleasant-Antoinet X Boss e. vir. Harry
X. to Wharton T. Lester and Michael J. Col
bert to secure the National Permanent Building
Association. S4OO0. lot IS.
Square 7S6-Edvagd Z. Riehardson ct to JudSon
T. Gull and Charles +. Worthington. 70 secure
Charles Gates SDo to 20 months. per cent.
lot s..
Saul's Addition 20 Washngon-Le Roy WIIctt et
TX. 10 B. Francis saul and Walter +. Hilton
70 secgre T. NJ saul. SI.6o0 monthly payments
per cent seni-annually. lot q square 2los-
WeaYeE Prospect Edward d. WillistOn et ux- and
GeOIge W. Robinson e ux 10 John G. Weedou
and George W. White. 20 secure r. B. Bennett
$50. 5eaEs 8 per cent. semi annually. part
Blcomingdale-Benjanin Bridges cC UN. 10 GeOrge
G. Gertman and Lottie Z. Richardson. to secure
Frank ". Richardson. $50. l year. per cent
seni-annually lot - block L.
Square l5o-Ric6aId f. Elgin 70 Thomas p, Wood
ward ard William H. Saunders. 20 secure
Charles A. Carter. SLCc0 I year. 81 Der cent
seni-anuually lot -
Square ss7-Petcr Morris to Robert f. Bradley and
john 5. SUo-1nstedt. 10 secure George Hender-
son. 500 wears per cent lots 60 and %
Square sl0-EIen V. Holmes 20 Thomas =. Wood
ward and George X. Linkins. 20 secure the
Washington T:tle Insurance Company, $3.50. ;
years. per cent. semi-annually. lot A.
Square fs-Wlhsm II. Russell e ux. and William
". Chisweu et 20 Leon TobrineT and FIlip
King, 70 secure Byron L. Graham. 5000. 3
years. 5 per cent. semi-anuually. part original
lot l.
J. Darlington and Blair Lee 10 secure the
Washington City Orphan Asylum. SIS year 5
per cent, semi annually. lot 9, block I.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE u EFFECT JULY a Igg7
Leave, Washington. New Union station:
150 a H. aad $50 d. m.-Daiiy-AE points On
Norfolk ard NesteIu: also knoxville ChattauCOgs
and MempliA
l9-i5 y. m--Daiiy-Bcanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. CLattAnols4, Nashville Memuhis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cam
For NoTfulk-LeaEe Washington i-0 m. daily
HIS a. daily except sunday s.f5 - M, daily
Arrive Norfolk ~ 20 a. H.. 30 p L., l0.i5 D. ~.
Prom Il. * O. Station, I % p. n daily Berry
vile. Luray, shenandoah Elkton. Trains from the
Southwest arrive feuusyigaula Station Ss5 a. %
and II 80 p. m.
81 information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond builLIuCI
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

400 L. M--C * o. LIMITED. Deily-fazt Tes-
aEgie tram Fullm-n lecpus 10 Lexlng-1u. Louis
fllef Cincinnati. indianapolis. aud ST Louis. Con
Aecton ior Virginia Hot Springs. Dining cars a
n csrte service One night uut
ul1 T. NJ p \. LIMITED. Dailv-S5lil
EesuhIie tTen. Pullman slgtUtTs 10 Cincinnati.
L.AmsiQn, and Louls.llle- Compartment sleeping
car 70 ifslula Hul 0ruuss Nrrk DAYS. Dining cars
a "a carte service Pullman s,eopCrs Cincinnati o.
1meas9 and s. Louis. ami Louisville 70 Memphis
nashville. and New Orleans
RESERVATION, aud tickets AZ Chssapeaka and Ohio
ohcts, 5l3 Peuusy .faEia avenue. 90 18th street
IeAr r. and New MON Stat-oa- Telephones Nam
..3l for Penusy ylyauil x. H. cab Service and Man
l-l1 U ~ ilr Z. a o. IIc.eL OEcl.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE: Ila PENNA AVE
Noticc-tcilowiHg schedule net guaranteed
sdj A. 81. Dlly-Seaboazd Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleeIcTs TO Savannah and jacksonville
Through deCpeIs Washington 20 Hamlet and Ham
lC- to Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining carS
00 T. NJ. Daily-scaboard ExTrcss. solid train
with coacles and Pullman slecpcrs 60 savannah
jacksonville, and Tampa Through sleeper 10 At
AIta, birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
Probate Court.
JIsTICE RAENARD.

II-IIIE HIHNAEU-
Estate O. Louis A Jones. order Authorizing leavs
TO aCr-uut q three gears- Attcrueys Wilson 4
Ba1ksiaIe
Estate o. Charles q. X. Harris Petition fo- a.
po.ntmeEt n ul1llau. ArtlTney T. H. Marshall
Estate ~ tLarlcs T. Smith O-der admitting VII
20 TVcbate and record ard letters ~ administration
Curtin
Estate Of ! Howard La-c1mbe; order Iostroains
dsy ~ Uial
Estate % Samuel g. Ward. VIII dated January l9
lsl3 codicil dated Nay . 1906 and cciiiI dated
July g. 1906 and reti;i-u for probate and rec7r5 q
VII and codials and letters tcstameu-sry fled A.
t1rney. 81. A. Mcknney
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19

JUSTICE BARNARD
United States IS Arthur Bell eubez.c-n Plea
not guilty withdraw and plea al cIity entered :
sentence three months IN vc1ktar-e.
United S-a-es - Arthur 1IuIIcn rohbe-y- verdict
guilty; renanded.
United States vs. Matte Cake and Frank l. Car
T7Ll. f0r-e-y, motion flr new tIlaI fei by Carroll
United states vs. Arthur n. Newly robbery, mo-
ton for new trial Sled
United states vs. Clarence saunders assault with
dangerous wg-plu- VsTiic- I1t guilty.
johnson vs. Eoyal Life Insurance C0n0auy: on
triaL Attorneys. "a, 2, Vance and F. B. Rhcdes-
Mcneil d NlcNaiE
Assignments for today
United States Is Lawrence Johnson
United states vs. Andiew Beverly and Job
Thomas
United States rs. James Carroll.