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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22
.uaugnagsy / nalonnmK nlpldpy

61ns Mai. aongen mootog Den
3. os. / auoiens oen norite Poldrs
~foriter, 8aptuin ROulO 4manoien,
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gelige arone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22
De bebcver denne Bog,
dersom De TINKER pa at kobe ct Piano al hvlken som ektfabrikahOn

Id 3esk d ON ct Pianos Bygning og kend-
EN- 5spcyklopadi Den ger Diet let at v9lge
kelne ct daarligt Piano fra ct godt Den
lns ratloner. alt angaaende ianokonsiruE-
Information About Panos". VI sender den
SeHd blot Deres Navn ng Al.ssse.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. March IZ-FIOUR-Dcmand Hfelcss.
Winter extra. 2s3a300; winter clear 5i0a3.Zj win
teg straight 559aaB, autr patent. 375a5 20 spring
cleag 32oa355 spring straight, 555a5 D spring pat
cHt, il0alD; Jity Mills best patent, 81 o.; C,y Mills
high-gade patent 45; Clty Mills high-gTade
straight, 10, choice famils 375. Cts Mills extra.
a-gs350; Rio extra. 3saAU; rye -four. medium %
choice ioa3 30 meal. per 100 pounds Z0aL IS.
Buckwheat fou Her Too pounds. 22a2fo
NHEAT-Stoca in elevators. Al.3G bushels. There
were u0 receipts oi oouthe-u wheat TODAY ga clze-
sequence of which we have Co report quiet and err
tircly nominal marAlr. aith graded No. rcd ahCst
quotabe uomiuallY at ia bushel az the close.
CHtact cTtutd easy. April 7sia The market for
Western closed Hmer. SPOT. March, s3'. April, s9.
CDKN-S,lc. M elevators Z65b 31 bushels Tie
market was largely nominal. with prime lots af white
afllt qugtablc urmiIIllT at s. rer bGshd and prime
yellow no D'i pr busbcl Trees yellow corn. do
mr,iic deivl7. is qGotaha az 5a52= per 51shal for
car 1,s prime on spot Contract opened ea.i April.
-o'ia5's Tie mars.t t.r Western closed hImsT;
spot N5-cl, D- APRIL 5G.a5L
OATS-HsTket firm. Demand good STOCK On
elevators. l.7 .2 I-sHcis- shIm-uts i-u elevators.
l0ljl Bushels White SO. 5Fsa5i: doe No.
,. ig'-a5 Na. 2, i,ai55i mixed. No 2 lsi5a45. d..
No. g. iIisat. DO. NO 3. i6izaf-. lN0ta.-The
above quotations refer t1 domestic deirer1
R1E-MsrkCt tm. STOCK ll elevators. E5-l bush
rls; shipments from elevators s.5e bushels No 3
ryc dmoticI. ptr lgshci, aafi 81. Fe West
fr- uptown delivery. t-al3. No rse .ussE-byI NO
t-au deliver t3a65 $50. : re. Weston uTt1an de-
livery. aa6i; No. 8 ue n,ar-bgI uptown delivery.
5sa5a, bag lots as % araHty and condition 55a5L.
no. Western domestic. 75a1l; No. Western
choice. uptown. 11a1s
ECTTER-Nlr1et firm. Creamery. fancy. per ib.
p; De-. cl1.ca 8s3I. DO. good. z-ss, de-. imita-
tion. 23asi dn., prints s-a53 do. back- Ea5i: Ohio
rolls lsa2, West Virginia rolls lsa-G. store PACKED
OHIO. ltals. West Virginia, I6sls MARYLAND Eir-
giuis, and P.al-gig4uil. Lairg prints lsaZ) reno
waited. -2s-5. IN E-Ab1te quotations are flr whole
sale lots ouIy. AS established thc Baltimore Fruit
and PTudu-c Association. Joltius lots seq higher
EGGS-Aarsst steady. MARYLAND. paaus .yania.
and nearby frsts. JOSS of, per dozen. L. Western
nrs-s. lgss or II IVES, YUsais arsts less ~. b.,
Southern tr,rs. i0ss Of l5s!7, dgck eggs o.
LIVE p0ULTHE-Alars-t tfn- Chickens. ,lh
heus. heavy. uer pound rs DO. small ia.
do. old T-ostlrs. each. 9a59. Do. Young. good TO
caaie. dll- d.. TauE, Iar-e and rough, l'z DUCTS
paddle. large. Is. do. small. a. n1.c1yy. mon
zrsl lsalis a0 brakes each. 5at9. DO. white pcsias
Is gees Western and Salfllu Ioall Maryland
aut Virginia. l-al2; DO. Ran, Island Ia1ll. tarEeg
hens lsals: d-- gaJag sabbe-s l5aI5, do. Old toms.
Il; pigeons. EuIns. Ier pair. Ia1 doc. DID, 90.
guinea fowl. Old each. -3i Gee, yaguE, g Quota
tiaus are established 6g Ie Baltimore Fruit and
Produce Association far wHoiesals lots only. JOB
UIJs lots scI Li-a-It
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Massachusetts lvCugc northeast between Third and
Fourth strCCts-Wi3m J. Folcy to Johanna 4.
Foley. part original ot @ square 7s2. Sll0.
d street southeast. between Fourteenth and Fif-
tecnch strarts-NCmsn f. Ryon 90 Joseph w..
Gillespie Jos e. square l1tl SO
Washington Heights Edward G. Goodwin CO ux 20
Kennedy a Davis Co. Dot s. block 6. So
Florida avenue northwest, between q and K
strccts-SamHeI +. s;oushrgsker 20 Duncan G..
Phillips, Tot p. square C. $40. Syblr r. Darn
ct rir. Edwin j.. convey same property 90
Samuel +. Stouctrcaker. SO.
No. IS street northeast and No @ I street north
css,-Jchu Foley 20 David J. Foley. lot l9S
square 57i and lot g. square 67j tsubcct 10
iife cstateI. SO.
Petw0Ith-Abuar Gr-UlC7f trustee To Vernon II
Whitman lot y. square 5l32. So.
Whitcbaven. S. Philip and Jac3b-Jac1b F. Clark
10 John H.. BiustCd, lot 65, block l. SO.
No. iiS Sixth street ucrthweSt-EllCD : Fraser ct
al 90 Matilda e. Frizzclle. lot X SQUARE $50 SO
Seventh street southwest between ] and streets
George q. Pumphrey ct ux. 90 Gustav A. Buhlcr
lot 66. square 470, $40.
Granby-John L. knopp ct ux- 20 Frank Z. Rapp.
part. $40
1 street southwest between Sixth and Seventh
-treets-Zeb1dee Allison % ux. 90 George &
Pumphry lot g. square $40, $40.
h street southwest. between Sixth and seventh
stToets-Gcorge Humphrey ct ux. 20 Zebclee Ali.
son. lot 30 and part lot A, square rs So
Fcuwood Heghts-William VI. Terrell ot ux 10
El NHdlfiF, lut s., pNfh j. SH-
Delaware avenue and = streets noythcast-John V
Wurdemann Ct ny. TO Alice W. Sanders, part
lot J. sluare 6S5 $40
I.angdou Park-Anna Freund 20 Joseph 4. Taf
lot g, square 42l5 SO
NJ street northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets Chiswcil d. Langhorne 10
Maud Noble Harlan. Tot r. square i60 SO
Eleventh street northeast between II and 7 streets
Hugh A. Name 10 Henry G. Berger part lot o.
square ssi $40
L street northwest between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
stTeets-Samuel Maddox et al. trustees 20
Franklin Barrett. part original lot Is, square las
$500
Meridian HiIl-Clarcnce r. Rhccm ct al trustees
20 George G. Brown. lots 2 and % bock H.
S0550
Twentieth and East Capitol streets-Erncst Burg
doTf. trustee, to George T. Linkins, original
lot 2. square Il2- SlSL20
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Carl B. Kcf-
Crste.n et ux. 70 JHliCttc s. StCbbins lots s. and
g. block g. SO
Eckington-Eenon II. Whitman Ct ux. 20 Sarah
". Mckee, cSecutrix Of win Of George " Nc
kee, part lot y, block g. SO
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnnrf of AnneaI..

Present. The chief Justice. lir. Justice McComas
and AIr. Justice Rchh
Admissions. Cllari5s =. Pirsard Robert +. 1Iat-
tuay. james H. Wood WHlum J. Naa'e. joan
fruE Gums and Walton Harrison
so lcs3 Union Trust Company vs. District oi
Columbia no,i.u t3 modify Judgment submitted by
Nr F. a. Stephens 81 counsel flr appellee iu SUP
.rt 0f motion.
Pa,srt Appeal No. 81. Mcknight vs. Pahle: con
fiuued
Patent Appeal 40 i5 sne- d Co. vs. horn.
death NJ appellee suggested bJ Mr. r. r. Mcneil.
attorney ir appellant. and case continued
Patent Ar-.ai Na. coo Ba-gs rs. International
Silver Company. continued by stipulation.
NO. IH Morgan S. Adams, writ of error ~
United states >gfrs-e 'Hurf prayed tE 1lr. = hn-
tan jackson. attorney isl appellants
No. 1910 FaFiss5 ys. stone, and No. lIls. stone
IS FaalEts. argument continued t~ Nir p. r. Hi-
lard for stone and couciudeI hy }lr LelsH Bl6n-
so1 for F1vIaes
Patent Appeals No. 40 Mel IS. Young. arz-l-
msut commenced by SIR r. g. Mitchell ir appel
Iart. continued bg Mr. Albert r. Dir-srrh fu an-
rellae and crucIuded Dr. SIR. Il. e. Mitchell for ap-
ft.lar-
Assignments for to-day:
Patent Appeals Nos. ~, ;z7 n5. SIS l9. and l-.
Regular call.
n. I-E. Hareu vs.. Los9irr Appellants att1r-
ncr. j. g. BAILEY. aunzlee's attorneys Leon Toe
lrucr and Preston B. Kay.
So. l-ls. NacfJriaud Es Barber Asphalt Paving
Company AUUellWts attorneys. p. n. Thomas aad
I T. smith. sTuciiscs attorney, A. :. Worthius-
Ton.
Sc. l790 Balstsr vs.. Cadick- Appellants attCr-
neg. J. D. Archer. jT.. suUeilgs's attorneys. q. A.
kcguin and r. q. Coldryu
80 1870 StgEkv.athlr rs DYER; appellants attor-
ucs, Evans. Benson * Hcg--Ecy. appellee, atrlr-
uey- b. r. Leighton or T. O.. Donaldson.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
Estate e John Morgan. win admitted to probate
and letters testamcuJsr granted 90 Dennis Nc
CounicS bond. S5o0. Attorneys Carlisle * johnson.
Estate Of John Frhncr win admitted 10 probate
aad letters tes;ara4a.aTy granted to Carl Frchuer
bond l.e01. Attorney. F. c. DuttoD
Estate of Thomas -. Hensey; viii admitted 20
probate and letters cf administration C. L a. granted
90 Daniel 3. Wccdcu; bond. $500. Attorney =.
II. Thomas.
Estate Of Alexander Campbell oIder TO pay
funds INFO court ATTORNEYS. Carlisle & johnson.
Estate Of Sealina Thurston. former order ratified.
Attcmcy Thomas Walker.
Estate Of Ellen n Kennedy: order granting in
syuctiUnS.
In re- Anncta +. jackson et al: order authorizing
remburs mont. Attorney, Marian T. Cliukscalcs
Estate of Eay A. Conner: VIII dated April s.
1875. hlcd-
Estate of John T. Flahcrty; win dated February
o. 1907, fled.
Estate Of Iavcnia V Staples viii dated March
T. 1907, Sled.
Estate Of Frank J.. Freeman petition for probate
Of viii fled. Attorneys. Wilson & Barks,lzle
Estate Of Zenas C. Robbins petition for probate
Of VIII fled. Attorney. J. Altheus Johnson.
Estate Of Marshall +. Leathernan: petition for
probate OF viii Med. Attorney James $. Easily
Smith.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
PENNsY's BIG INCREASE.
Capital to Re $500, 1000. .OOO-Age
Iinif Raised.

Philadelphia, March BY a majority
vote Of the shareholders Of The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. at the sixtieth
yearly meeting Of that corporation. held
to-day, passed favorably or several i'm
portant matters which viii cause the
meeting to be recorded ii. the history of
the Pennsylvania as one OF its most inn
portant sessions
They included the necessary authority
10 increase the capital stock from S4O0.-
009.0O0 10 $J00,0J0. coo. the authority TO is
sue Sl0o,0G0.000 in bonds; the raising Of
the age limit al which persons may enter
the employ of the company from 81 10 -
years the acquisition of the corporate
rights, privileges. and credits of the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. \. reso-
luton was also passed that the company
increase its yearly contribution to the
employees pension fund from 100000 10
500. coo.
The propositions for the increasing Of
the capital stock and the Issuing of the
slU0,0o0,010 Of bonds We're the only reso-
buttons which called for a share vote.
the others being disposed of by yeas and
nays. This brought out the fact that
James McCrea. president of the COM
pdny. held proxies tor 3.409.l24 shares of
the 6.14S.449 shares registered on the com
pany's transfer books two months ago,
which he voted affirmatively with his
own individual holdings, while proxies
for 30 shares which had been sent him
by shareholders who did not favor the
big increase in the bonded Indebtedness
and the $l00,000.00J OF more capital were
east ~ Mr. McCrea in the negative
A Committee of three directors was then
appointed 10 select SUCCESSORS to Messrs.
William II. Barnes. George Wood, and
c. stuart Patterson, whose terms expire
this year. and all three Will probably be
reelected for "A term OF four years The
election viii take pace on March &c.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
trriees quoted are wholesaler

fFFtcea uNGteu AiE hlllradiosl
! RI1TTER-Supply increased. prices lower. Cream
cry fancy 3pkas5 Western hrsis, 53a3i; seconds "a
s: process fancy 25a26 Iair % good. 2ia25: dairy,
choice s8a25 good, 2la22 stoTe packed. fresh l5al6
CHEESE-Market firm New York State, factory.
large IsaI5; do. small bai6; summer large. l2saa
3: Western factory new cholee, ilalZ; DO, faH 70
good l0ali; Virginia 10.
EGGS-RCCeipts heavy and market dull. Nearby
flesh Virginia l5; West Virginia aad Southwcs,
Virginia u to IS; Tennessee, u 10 l8; North Caro-
lima. H.
LIVE PoULTPT-Rcceipts light and market
active Chickens large, per To- l5 medium. l6al7
small Isa22: staE. l0au. hens. Il; ROSTERS. Z
ducks large l5sl6 small PA; geese 9all; turkeys
CONS. Il hens. l6al7; turkeys. thin. sale; keats.
i2al5
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts Of fancy hen
firkcvs and choice Young chickens light and market
firm. Turkcys hens undraVn. Has. thin 10: od
toms. 5al6; chickens. sIring large, is small l6als
capons 7ib. average lsal9; small. Is hens choice
IA: ROSTERS sa9; ducks, large, faIa; small, i9ali
geese, sal2.
DRESSED MEATs-Choice dressed veal wanted.
Hogs in active demand. Calves. iull dressed, aGa
1900 heads off, a00al0C0; hog dressed calves, s00a
9O0; hams country, sugar cured l2lzal3. hogs
small and neat per cwt., SO: medium. 500: heavy.
70la7.50.
VEGETABLEs-Potato market better and de.
mand good sweets and yams dull; home grown.
i.50al75; potatoes per bushel s5a50. Virginia and
Maryland per biol, l50all5. sweet potatoes. Per
Z
per I09 lO1a6O0: celery. New Yoyk. per bunch. Ss
SO. cucumber Florida. pec basket, 20oa250 onions
Bermuda. per crate. L25aL5o. Maryland and viz.
gnia. per bbL. L75a20o, Ohio. per bBL. l75a2 %.
tomatoes Florida. crate. 3UIa4-0-
GREEN FRUITS-Apple market strong and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale common stock
neglected York Imperial, 200a300: Ben Davis Z09a
275. Wine Sap 200a3 60. fancy table fruit Z50a3 o
Spy, per barrel 250a350; Greening Z00a3 Z5; loose
packed. L00al.D.
DRIED FRUITs-Appes. sliced, fancy. S;
sliced bright ia4t cherries. l2al4 WhortleberTies,
l0sI2; raspbeIies Da1
HAY AND oTRAW-Timothy, choice 2o0:
No J. D00. No g ls.51al950 mixed hay l3 g0z
I750; clover, u O1al5W: straw. ne bundle Ii 0Oa
1900; ne machine thrash. s5)a900; wheat 700a7 Z5
GRAIN-Wheat choice. 7ia75; tair 70 good Csa72:
ordinary, 5oa55. C0rn-sheed. white. 53a55: yellow
5ia55 ear. 250a3Ol. Oats-WeStsm white. No. 2
Rail mixed. Ea2
WOOL AND HIDES-Green hides firm. and
wanted Receipts Of fur light. and demand good
Tor all grades. Wool washed free of burs per
pound. 35a37 wool unwashed free of burs Sa2s
wool bury. 25a25: hides. green, u dry, ldI7;
shcepskins. green each, 9)al00; dry 25a75: calf
skins. L00aL50 muskrat l0a9; black. . kits. 5;
skunk 2jal59 mink. 75sio); rabbit skins. laIl4
opossum. loa25. r4cco0u. -a95. fUX. red. LG0a2 %
gray Jca75
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
Enuitr Court No. 1.
CHTFT ITSTT0E CLAHATGH

AhlEI dlNillE 'AsAhAA AFfA
Gibson vs.. McIaushiin trustee authorized TO make
certain loan. CompiaiuaUts solicitors. Gordon d
Gordon
Sanders IS. Davis; leave 90 amend original bin
granted. ComQlainants solicitors. Br7ndenuWg a
BIandcnburg; defendants solicitors H. Z. DAVIS
and T. Ross Perry Is sons.
in re Wuacv II James Harmon, Jane Harmon aD-
pointed committee; bond. SD.
AIaoney IS. Cus8ck; auditors report ratified ans
distribution ardcred- Complainant solicitors, 7. ~
Brown and W. a. Johnston; defendants solicitors
BaudcubUTg * BrandeBburE
III re uuacy Of Annie Getzeud5nuer, statement ac
Ceu.ci IN lieu Of account
Miarsch vs. Mierch. Michael s. Mess authorized
to translate deu9sitions Compliments solicitor, T.
l. Giles: defendants solicitor. Leon Tobriuer.
Stewart Is. Stewart consideration ot certified
question POSTPONED until final hearing.
Berkcley VS. Berkeley. divorce q sin. mat. granted
CompaInauts solicitors. g.. W Eoylc and ". g.
EalIcIston. defendants solicitor. w II. Holloway.
Erdun rs Braun argued aul submitted Gem
plairauts solicitors. i. y. Blackstone and Douglas
& Douglas. defendants solicitor. 81. T.. riUnicy.
Connolly vs. Connolly; argued and submitted Com
uiainants solicitor W. z. AmhIo5c. defendants SD
hCiiGr JOSEPH j. sullivan.
Nouderheide rs, Nondegheiie, divorce a mens1 ot
thoIo granted. Complainant solicitor. J. h. Croz
dale. defendants solicitor. L. l.. Montague.
Moran vs. Bouaben, title vested in complainant
by adverse possession Comulainants solicitor, f. 4.
Newman.
arce oi absent defendants ordered. C1muIanant's
solicitors Hamilton Colbert d Hamilton.
Dicscrson vs. Dicscrson, rule rs 20 aiimony. re-
tunabe March % leJ. Compliments solicitors
Baker Sheehy a Hogan. defendant, solicitors a.
A. Lpscomh and ". A. Ellison.
SclWiCr vs. Schwicr, proof ordered taken before
Margaret VI. Murray. examiner. C1mulansnt's So
lictors. Campbell Darlington and \. ID. Truitt; de
fenGant's solicitor e. ". stets0n.
Mitchell IS. MITCHELL proof ordered taken before
y. G.. Downs examiner. Compltiuants solicitor, J.
Wilmer Latimer; defendant solicitors. J. II.
AdrlanS t. II. jackson. and Iuins Williamson
Connolly Connolly; certain dCiuSti0ns SUD
pressed. Complainant solicitors. Ambrose * Slut
ler; defendants solicitor, Joseph T. sullivan.
Assignment iur TO-DAY.
Ne. 49, plioleau ~ singleton Attorneys. Raj
ston & Sidd0ns- Douglas y Douglas.
No. l55. Lorentz rs. Crge-. Attorneys. Provost
Williamson. I'rirdc. and Powell
NJ. l93 Huatrcss gs. Bcali. Attorneys. r. s.
kcy Smith-Gordon 4 Gosden and john Rid0ut
No 49, Brashears vs. Brashears. Attorneys.
Beudhem-CaTl Graf
No l99. Luscombo Is Luscombe Attorneys +.
+. Mitcheil-W T. Plumlcy.
No. rs Cahn rs. Cahui. attorneys. Stctson-
". $. DuTsH.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
COAL CORPORATIONS ANXIOUS
Specializing Over Possible Action OF
Federal Grand Jury.
Body Completes LabOrs After six
Weeks DeiiberatiOn and Hands
Down Many Indictments.

New York, March 12-The Federal
grand jury which has been holding ses-
sons for the past six weeks completed
its deliberations to-day. and after hand
ing down about dozen indictments. was
excused from further service by Judge
Holt, in the United States Circuit Court
Although it has been rumored for a
month or more that the Northwestern
Coal Mining Company and the Owl Creek
Mining Company would be indicted for
their part in the acquisition of govern
ment coal lands in the Big Horn Basin. i'm
Wyoming. Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney O'Brien. who has been
present at the sessions of the grand
jury. declined TO say whether tue COM
panies were among those mentioned in
the bunch of presentments handed up TO
Judge Holt by Foreman Albert Tage,
but United States District Attorney
Simpson tonight characterized the
statements made in certain newspapers
this afternoon in regard 70 the indict-
ment of the coal mining companies as
unfounded.
Neither Arthur nor Roger Foster. coun-
sci for the coal mining companies. could
say to-day whether either or both Of
their clients had been indicted although
il was rumored that Charles W Daily,
secretary of the Northwestern. may be
named in one OF the bills.
J. G. McRcynolds the special attorney
general, who has been conducting an in
vestigatiOn into the tobacco trust. was
not in court when the Federal grand jury
finished its labors. and it is said that
the investigation has not yet been com
pleted.
Among the persons against whom true
bills were found are said 20 be several OF
the proprietors of intelligence offices in
New York, who viii have 20 answer 10
charges Of peonage
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Linton Ashhy. g Of Blusmout. Va. and vada
Kuhn, .. Of Falls Church. Va. Rev. j. r. lryins.
AIascn Wiltshire. o. and NoIa Hicgas1n. ls both
q Richmond. Va. Rev H. SChru5dcr
Charles Wiltshire. e. sud Blanche HeEa>on. a.
both Of Richmond. Va Rev. II. Scurco5er
William B. MARROW. IS. and Clara Hrachharit 81.
Rev. W. l. peyTiUg
Harry +. Edwards. p, ard Annie T. Dc Went Is
Rev. Heron Outwatcr-
Rnben b. Werns-, .. and \. Justine Angelo o.
Rev. W. r. Locke
Oscar q. eleven. ., and Anna G. Robinson. g.
Rev. e. p He1ley.
Harry 4 Davis. %. T. s. A.. and Amelia Becker.
g Rev. William G. alN1udcr
Sargent S. 5 Hoover, @ and Doris d. Dennis. %.
Rev. = H. Greene.
COLORED.%
Joseph 4. Garner @ and Julia L. Miles, C. Rev.
J. s. Wallace
James Walters. p, ard Henrietta Cough. IS. Bcr.
" T. Gibbons.
saylcs Thomas, a. and Nlinsha Wells. "a Rey.
George ". zee
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & CO.. mem
beEs # the New York ard New orleans Cotton ex.
changes lH2 II street northwest
NcE York. March l2-Thc c1t,0u market opened
unsettled and With nervous fear a further hquida-
tiln by leading bulls Scattered selling and bear
Hammtr7Hs constituted the teik of the oferiuas.
ard. while the course pf the msrket uas irt grlar
and somewhat easy Iu t8e forenoon there was
enough local bUling and short covering 20 inrart
better toLe ia the later dealings. The hglt esti-
mates fer tomoulws receipts had a favorable effect
upon sentiment and by mid-afteru0Cu the market
Hds arumd last nights closing. Private adrice5 re-
ported farmers refusing tg Sell at any concession
from the recent high prices Interior stocks lose
about $500 halg- fer rEe LaIf week southern suof
markets generally quiet and unchanged TO q. I7gsr.
Port receipts A1J bales. last scar. % i25
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market strong; hogs in good demand and firm.
receipts -f calves heavy ard prices steady; lambs
ard she-p firm and ssHtad-
CATTLE-E Extra. per cUt.. 5.2a55l: butcher, A00a
go. common. 2Ja3Q3 rough l5a2 o.
HOGS-6r0ss 725, ordinary. 65la-00.
sHEEP-C.IIed, sl0a4.j3. common, ZC0a50 o..
LANBs-Choica. Der H.. Tara. medium. 6a7.
CALEES-Prme p.r Ib. S 70 "a medium 6ils-i
u8ss. az.
COWS-Prme, fresh, each 90 s001a500C. common.
% 5Ca31.0l. cid and dr. sO0al0 CO.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
HARTMAN STRIKE IMMINENT
Texas and Louisiana Railroad Men
Vote for n Tie-up.

Houston, Tex. March IA strike Of
the Order of Railway Trainmen and Con
ductOrs on the Hartman lines in Texas
and Louisiana is considered imminent.
For the past few days the men have been
voting on "a proposition resulting from the
conference held in Chicago in February.
and while the returns are not yet com
plete there have been enough votes
counted to show that the sentiment oE
the men is in favor OF striking.
The demands are for increased wages.
ranging TO a maximum of II per cent
The railroad officials offer increases rang
ing TO a maximum Of IL per cent.
Another conference with the railroads
is to be held in Chicago on March ..