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The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
POOLESvILLE GIRL A BRIDE.
Miss Bette williams and George VI.
Brewer are Married.

Special to The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd. May s.-To-day at o'clock.
In Christ Episcopal Church, at Pooles-
vile. eight miles from Boyds many resi-
dents Of this county and others from
Washington, Rockville. ana Baltimore
attended the wedding OF Miss Bette WI
iiams daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
McGiD Williams. Of POolesville. and Mr..
George NJ. Brewer. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Brewer, Of BeallsyiIe, this
county.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Rev. Walter p Griggs
oficiated. Prior TO the ceremony a recep-
ton was rendered at the home of the
brides parents after which the bridal
party left for the church
After the wedding Mr., and Mrs. Brewer
left for Barnesville, where they took a
train for a wedding tour south. They will
reside near BeaHsviue
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD

Glover vs. Lerogs fee simple title vested. Com
plaiaants solicitor IS. Il. Liukius-
Smith Barber e. a. appearance of absent
defendant ordered Complainant's solicitors. Git
tiass & ChambeFlin
Mayo vs.. Mayoi reference to Rutledge wilson
examiner. C1mplaiRau1s solicitor IS. L. Pollard.
Lasbhcm 3limmacs; substitution of trustee
granted. Comnlainant's solicitor, II. s Welch-
Brown Cisssll guardian sd lteEn- appointed
Compartments solicitor. C. J. Murphy
Edwards RingWalt, auditors report ratified
finally. C0Eliaiusuts solicitor 4. B. Leet. de-
fendant's solicitor ". A. 1IcKenney.
Mitchell s.. Mgerss pro coufesso ordered CON
plainsnt's solicitors, Bates Warren AID v. H.
Sholes
National Uuiou vs. Dodd final decree as 70 dis
trihation- Complaiuant's solicitor. " b. Reilly;
DEFENDANTS solicitors, ). 7. Hunter and Paul Z.
Siemsn
IN rs mnacy Of Joe Doctor; order approving ac-
count and disr5zTging committee. Attorney +. A.
FenniHs.
Dig IS. Allen: argued and submitted Complain
ants solicitors WaT6ed & Duel; dcfenGsnt'S so
hctcT Fairfax Eayard.
1lcumE8lCla Bridge Company Taft. demurrer
sustained with leave 70 amend. C0mplainants So
Hcitr samuel MADDOX; defendants solicitor. D.
IS. Baker
Assignments for to-day:
No - TateFs vs.. Waters Attorneys. ". J.
LambaTt-Hsm & Collins.
No 251 Coli vs.. Coli. Attorneys, Msrshzll-Graff.
No. "a Moxley vs. Peoples Mutual Benefit As
sociati0n. Attorneys, Hughes & Gray, Gardner
Wallace, Lambert
No. 266. Bruce Ts. Bruce. Attorneys, Hemans &
Co.Iins-peytun. Hughes Gray
No. 26S Henson vs.. Henson Attorneys. Cobb.
Richarisou-Frisby.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued By the building in
spsctor yesterday as follows.
To the Capital Traction Company. fol cne-stoTy
brick addition on Graac street. uesr the Potomac.
ConiTac1or, James !. Parsons Estimated est
S500.
F. n Richards, TO erec; one-story brick rear addi-
ton az 1882 G street northwest. Architect, F. T.
fyie Builder. Thomas c. Henderson. Estimated
cost. si.Ooo.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
ReIensed from Prison.

Richmond, Va. May &-Simon Capps.
erstwhile sport and good fellow. OF Nor
folk, has been released from the State
penitentiary this afternoon, having been
pardoned by the governor.
Caps establishment at one time was
rega rded as one Of the finest In the
country.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Montgomery County Committeeman
Ask Commissioners for Ala.

Ask Commissioners for Aid.
Rockville. Nd, May S-Rev. Thomas ].
Packard, Alfred Wilson. and asa NJ.
Stabler, the committee appointed at the
recent meeting OF the Montgomery County
Anti-Saioon League. al Laytonsville to
present 10 the county commissioners d
resolution adopted al the Laytonsvine
meeting. asking the commissioners TO
appropriate 800 Tor use in hunting up
evidence against viOlators Of the local
option law Of the county, appeared before
the board to-day.
The committee strongly urged that the
appropriation be made, and asked that
800 of the amount be paid Charles p.
Collins for five months work as special
constable on the conduit road.
The commissioners promised 10 give the
proposition very careful consideration.
and take definite acton at next weeks
meeting. Ii is understood 10 be probable
that an appropriation win be made.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Probate Court.

aLFIIIE IULL Id.
Estate o. Margaret b. pIeinkert letters oi ad-
miuisiration granted to John r. C.. preinkert bond,
s4la- Aft0fner, Charles s. ShFeFe iL
Estate Of Joseph Brown; letters Of administration
granted 10 Margaret A. Mitchell; bond $50. At
torEeys. McSeiE 4 McNeili
Estate OF George b. Fugitt: win dated January
q l&c flied
Estate oi Robert G. Rutherford; VIII dated August
!. 1876 hed.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
stranger Round Badly Hurt.

A young man, who stated that his name
is Manning Click, and that his home is
In New York state. is in a serious condi-
ton at the Alexandria Hospital from
Injuries received in an unknown manner
in the Potomac freight yards. where he
was found lying on the ground at an
early hour this morning. When taken 20
the hospital he was able 70 gre his
name, but could furnish no account OF
how he was hurt. 1t is thought that he
fell from a south-bound freight train a
considerable while before he was discov-
cred. His body is badly bruied and it is
supposed he is injured internally. His
recovery is considered doubtful
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Box Factory Destroyed by FIRE.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, May S-The box fac
tory, belonging to r. E. Mitchell, in the
East End. was destroyed by fire last
night, entailing a loss aggregatirg about
S5,009, with $500 insurance on stock
building and equipment It is believed
that spontaneous combustion caused the
fire. Three nearby dwellings caught fire,
but hard work on the part Of the firemen
saved them.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
FnIls 10 He Death.

Richmond, Va, May S.--John Sterling,
employed in painting the roof Of the Main
street station, fell from the scaffoIdiag.
forty feet 10 the Seaboard Air Line
tracks, sustaining inj,ries from which he
dad Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
tBell Telephone 49,
Corner Of I-,,,oa ss,.{ ls-,-,g Ct.


Alexandria, Va. May S-After a prellm-
mary hearing this morning before Justice
OF the Peace E. 2. Thompson, at the Alex
andria County courthouse, George Gar
rett, colored, charged with the murder of
Louis Ledden, in Rosslyn last Thursday
evening, was held for the action of the
grand jury under bond in the sum OF
s., 900.
a fine of $50, in addition TO costs, was
imposed by the court in the case, in which
Garrett was charged with selling cocaine
without license. the prisoner having en-
tered plea Of guilty -Four witnesses
were examined in connection with the
murder charge. but no new evidence was
elected. Margaret Landon, who was held
as witness to the shooting, was given a
hearing to-day, and was sentenced TO
serve three months in jail for vagrancy.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Negro stevedore Drowned.

While engaged as a steyedore in assist
ing in unloading a cargo from the sailing
vessel Nettie at the Queen street wharf
this morning, Thomas Washington, col
ored, whose home is said 70 have been in
Washington, fell overheard and was
drowned. The remains were removed 70
the undertaking rooms Of W. Demaine &
Son, on King street. where they were
viewed by Or. Samuel B. Moore. the city
coroner who deemed an inquest unnecss-
sary, Il is supposed that the man was
seized with an epiieptic fit. which caused
bis faH Several Of his fcllow-workmen
made efforts 20 recover him as he came
20 the surface once. but without avail.
his body was recovered in a short time.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
The score.

IUsI base by CT0r5-W We5T5T1I = J5ntraI, !, LfIt
o basss- Western s; Central 2. First base on balls
on Rhaem, 3; OF Michael strlck opt-By
Rheem 8; by Michael, a. Three-base hit-AIichaei.
Sacrifice hit-Hi.ieu. Stolen blses-AicLeau Fort,
Michael Moore Passed baII-RichaTdscn. Umpire
Alr Byrnes. Time Of game hours.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Johnson Finds New evidence.

/ In a letter received to-day by Attorney
/ Rooiey ID Brumbaek, Of counsel for VIII
/ lam Johnson. col0red. who is under
1 sentence 10 be hanged in this city May u
and who is now in the Jail at Fredericks-
DuIs' Johnson asserts that new piece
OF evidence has turned up which. he
I thinks. viii assist the. contention Of coun-
sci representing him that It was a negro
named Frank Robinson who committed
the murder. The prisoner states that
! lily sergeant Chichester, OF that place.
received a message this morning con
ceTulng man VINO had confessed that
ne was Win Robinson and saw him tire
the sAot that killed Mr.. Smith" Johnson
urged Ar Brumback To come and invest
gate the matter Attorneys Brumbacl,
and Smith viii present the bill of excen-
uons IN the case TO the State Court of
Appeals about May l5
FINAL arrangements. embodying num-
Der Of details, for the entertainment Of the
delegates TO the State convention OF the
Travellers Protective Association. which
VIII meet in this city Friday morning
were made this evening at a meeting Of
Post r, in the rooms Of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
The stockholders Of the Bachelor Realty
Corporation, Of Washington, at their an
n9al meeting to-day. in the office of At
torney Gardner L. Boothe, on South Fair
fax street, elected the following directors
for the ensuing year: Benjamin AIicou
Ralph Jenkins. Waddy B. Wood, John
McGregor, Frazier d. Head Robert F
Shepard, and Hiuiard Owen.
Owen F. Duty, a blacksmith, employed
at Julian Fogg's shop, 105 North Lee
street was kicked in the face this after.
noon and severely injured by a horse.
which he was shoeing at the time. He
was treated at the Alexandria Hospital.
and later was able to go to his home. go
South Patrick street
In weIl-pIayed game on the grounds OF
the Episcopal High School, near this city.
this afternoon. the home team defeated
the Eastern High School by the score of
10 4.
Gov. Swanson has designated Judge
Louis c. Barley, of the Alexandria Cor
poration Court, to hold the May term of
the Rockingham County Circuit Court.
beginning next Monday The May term
Of the local Corporation Court, which is
q ehanoery term, viii be opened by Judge
Barley next Monday morning before ne
leaves for Rockingham County.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
sIeehanics' Lien.
Lawsuits,

No. 5ss John II. Bersns vs. Elzabsth Bss-
rang lot Il. square 1000 8 30. Attorney. A C..
Wells
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Equitr Coart b. 1.
CHIEF Jf7STfCF CLARAT-GH

CHIEF JUSTICE LLABALBH+
Sdbbs w. Sahhs: argued and submitted. Complain
ants solicitor. Thomas L. Jones defendants solici-
Ter. 81 T. Clinkssies
BrunthsFer IS Taity; argued and submitted
Complainant solicitors. Wilson & Bsrksdale de-
PENDANTS solicitor. J. J. Darlington
Dobson IS. D5bsoai argued and submitted Com
plainauts solicitor. George ". Drew. defendant 3
solicitor ~ A. Little H
Mitchell Arizona Mining Company. argued and
submitted Complainant s solicitor, e. T. Emig; de-
feudant's soieito-. +. II. Jackson.
BulaHy S. WaggamaH; receivers Authorized 70
sub5iyide certain lot Complanauts solicitors. Mad
d0x Gatiey.
Conger vs Rome; motion 70 reinststs cause grant
Cd; denuu-r sustained % cross bin: leave 20 dis
miss original bill granted Compainanta solicitor.
Leon Tobriner; defendants solieitor Holmes Con-
rad
Assignments f1r today:
Nc. 81. Norisi-Slotisi IS Palmer. Attorneys Gran
DAN 3Iackey. ~. J. LambeTt-W 8osby Williams
No. -. Marriott IS, 3lutual improvement 50
ce'y. Auomeys Howard Boyd, ". s. Albert
James 2. T0omey-
Nc. 254 Palmer vs. Palmer. Attorneys, x. p
Evans. Bens0n-Joan Bidout J. 3. Linton
80. &L Henry rs. Smith. Att0meys 7. L.
JefeTds-W d. Henry. ". =. Williamson.
No. 25l Afford IS. Ome. Atforueys Tracy l.
Jefa.is. ~. strasbuTger-J. B. Archer Hsilam &
HaIlam.
No. -. Pace ys Psce. Attorneys, r, A. Ford
j. J. Wilmartl-A- C. Bentley
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Equity suits.

No. H06s. Pauline C. McEuen S. william C.
MeEuen; maintenance. Complsinants solicitor C..
IS. Pitts.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
EASY FOR WESTERN
Central High Unable to Hit
Capt. Michael.
HAS FOURTEEN sTRIKEOUTS

Lets HIS Opponents Down with Four
Hits. While GeOrgetOvHers Ham
mer Rheem for Ten safeties-Win-
ners show Up TO Advantage in
Team WOrk-Hit-and-Run Plays.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

SANDING oF TIE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
MONEY FOR THE FAIR
jamestown Officials Dispose
of Bond Issue.
THINK RYAN THE PURCHASER

Norfolk Residents Believe FinaHcfer
Has Subscribed for the Securities.
His Pictures Now Hang In EXPOSE
tiOn 0dices-Denied He VIII Esfnb-
Iish school on Site OF Fair Grounds.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Criminal Court No. i.


United States rs. Annie NJ. Bradley murder
motion 20 continue case 20 isl term fog trial
granted and case set for trial October = 1867 At
torEeys. Wells Hoover & Wells
United States Leonard L. Guthridge enlbez-
element verdict not guilty, Attorney. Wilton J.
Lambert.
United States - james II. Dawson grand lar
cfy; pleaded guilty 20 petit larceny; sentenced 10
WCrkhouse FOR Elk months. Attorney. g. H. De
Reef
United States gs. Leonard l. Guthridge. embezzle-
ment; bail fixed at 500 Attorney " J. Lambert
United States rs. William y. Miunix. carlaI
knowledge; bond forfeited and bench warrant is
sued.
Assignment fer TO-DAY:
United States rs. Mary Z. johnson
Criminal Court Nc. 2
JUSTICE BARNARD
In estate Of John Killisn; order setting Msy IS
for trial
BertzeH vs.. Riley; Continued. Pi.intin's sttor-
ney, J. A. Bursar: defendants al torney. Bates
Warren
BiebT Columbia Bund verdict for plaintiff
fer So Plaintiffs attorney Aliiton strasirEer; de-
feadants attorneys. Bendhei;n & Rothsehild
Assignments fer to-day.
Nc 81 Narwick Ts. Staples. Attorneys, C. "
DarF-GeeEge P. Hooper.
No .. Atkinson rs Sturgeon. Defendants at
tosney. Haydn Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Chevy Chase. d. c.

Chevy Chase, ID. G.
A new subdivision is TO be opened by
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co, (Ine.) Saturday anS
Sunday, Nay y and II
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA.
Negro Held for Murder Tn
der $1,000 Bond.
STRANGER FOUND BADLY HURT

steyedOre browns While Loading
Ships Inquest Unnecessary-WiI-
timOny that VIII save Him from
the GaIiOws-Prepare for T. p. A.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

In weIl-played game on the grounds OF
the Episcopal High School, near this city.
this afternoon. the home team defeated
the Eastern High School by the score of
8 10 J.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
CALL MONEY EASIER.
Rates Ranged from s to 3 Per Cent
Premium on Currency LozCer.

Inc premium on currency declined further yester-
day. sales by money brokers late in the day being
at rates as low as l per cent. with some transac-
tions at IL per cent. decidedly lessened inquiry
from local banks, orders from correspondents in
the interior was reported, and opinion was that
the trading in currency would be abandoned next
week.
Inc suo-Ireasury transferred to out-of-town
points Tor account Of banks the sum OF 100000
OF which $4,000 went to San Francisco $4,000 10
St Louis $4,000 to Boston and Sl5 900 20 New Or
leans.
Considerable deposits of Treasury funds were
turned over by the Sub-Treasury TO banks which
had subscribed for the per cent certificates
These institutions had paid in the full amount Of
their several subscriptions, and now receive back
10 per cent in the form of special deposits The
only gold engagement one of 81 OO0OON an
nounced by Lazard Freres
The stock market was strong during the dav IN
moderate volume of transactions and closed wifi,
net gains throughout the list Easier conditions
prevailed IN call money, the rate ranging between
3 and per cent, with most of the loans made ar
o per cent. a rather larger amount of time funds
than heretofore offered. but st high rates +ba
minimum quotation for money for sixty and ninety
days being Il per cent and for four months & nor
cent -
Inc syndicate OF bankers headed by J. p Nor
gan & Co, which recently subscribed for SEQ ooo ooo
New York City bonds has an option running until
January 10 on an additional $2OODOOOO and will il
was said yesterday. probably exercise its oD+Ion
when money conditions are again normal
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
CANAL WORK IN OCTOBER.
Progress at Panama Erceeds Fore
cast IN annual ReDOrt.

Washington, Nov. 27.-FIgures relative to the con-
struction Of the Panama Canal later in date than
those contained in the report of the Isthmian Canal
Commission, published this morning, are contained
in detailed report Of operations for October re-
this it appears that construction is progressing even
more rapidly than was forecasted in the annual
report Of the commission
on the Cuebra section. which represents the
greatest excavation the line, tho total amount
Of earth and rock removed last month was 63i 400
cubic yards. This bout two and half times
more than was removed during the same month
of the previous year, and the average output
steam shovel was about 50 per cent greater not
withstanding that the rainfall nearly three
tines as great IN October. 1906
Work on the other sections and divisions seems TO
have progressed in like proportion, not only IN the
matter Of excavation by steam shovels, but in
dredging and blasting In the latter 125.4l9
Iineal feet OF holes have been drilled in the rock
for blasting purposes IN the Culehra division alone
More men than were ever before employed on
the ishnus since the inception Of the canal project
October when the commission employing 25,9l5
men and the Panama Railroad 6,l39 total of 32.oA
Fewer Europeans were brought in than at any time
since operations were begun. Public schools were
opened on the isthmus October /, with enrol
ulent Of 251 pupils
The health conditions continued to improve, the
white death rate being 17.O5 compared with
25 p during October, 1906 while among the negro
enlployes the figures were 1922 and 29.79, respec-
lively. The sick rate also showed an improvement
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
PLANS FOR WATERW4YS.
Inland Commission Working on Re
port to the President.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Inland WATERWAYS
Commission whose sessions will continue in this
city all OF this week. is considering a plan for the
development Of waterways looking toward the res
toraton Of navigation not only on the Mississppi
River, but on other waterways IN various parts Of
the country. The commission has been encouraged
IN this movement by the waterways conventions
that have been held recently at various points IN
the United States. and which have asked the CO.
operation os the commission IN plans relating to the
Improvement Of local rivers and canals
The commission is working on a preliminary re-
port which il will make 10 the President outlining
the general scope Of It's plan, and which It expects
later TO supplement with statistics relating to the
decrease In water transportation and the made
quacy OF railroad transportation. The proposed
lakes -the-gulf channel movement, which is al
ready under way, win receive first attention from
the commission, which has made two trips down
the Mississippi River, investigating river cond-
uois. rates, both rail and water terminals ports
and the general question OF river transportation.
In Its consideration of waterways Improvement
the commission is bearing in mind as a part Of jts
general plan the conservation Of natural resources
with which the President in his letter creating the
commission intrusted il. 1t is collecting data from
various coordinate branches OF the government
departments, showing the close connection between
the Improvement OF waterways and steps to prevent
the waste and destruction OF the natural resources
OF the country, which question President Roose-
welt has called conference of the governors Of all
the states and territories TO with him in this
city next Nav
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
SUFFRAGE FOR INDIANS.
Senator OUen Would Make Them
Citi2ens, Instead of Wards.
Iron The Tribune Bureau

Washington. Nov. 27.-The Indians Of Okla
horna have a good friend in P L Owen, one Of
the new Senators from Oklahoma. This is demon
Etrated by The fact that he has come 10 Wash
ington with the intention Of introducing a bill
70 grant them the full privileges OF citizenship.
Senator owen has made a close study of Indian
conditions in his state for many years In pre-
pairing his bill he will have the assistance Of
Senator 7. P. Gore, the blind Senator from
Oklahoma. who is his close friend, and whom he
leads about Washington. In speaking Of his
tenplated bill Senator owen said to-day:
1T has always appeared 10 that the Indians
would be much better off IF they were allowed TO
accept some little responsibility. In the past
have always held this view, but could do nothing
bring about such result, for the that
I was not a full citizen myself and putting
forth my best efforts TO become one; but there
IS no doubt that the Indian would be much bet
ter of and OF much greater benefit TO the coun-
try as a citizen than ward
i intend to introduce bill which will grant to
the Indian the full right citizenship and which
win give him some object and ambition in
life purpose that he shall he given all the privi-
leges that enjoy, TO the selling OF his land
II he wishes and the building Of a home Of his
own"
Fzeuator Owen was asked IL such course would
not pave the way for rapid transfer OF all that
the Indian now has 20 the white man, and if the
Indian would not, in the course Of a short time
again apply TO the government for maintenance
He replied that his proposal is not to leave the
Indian free TO throw away his money or TO allow
tito fall into the hands of spectators. but to pro-
fect him by law so that he cannot avoid Fronting
by the transaction. or, at least can lose nothing
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
FINANCIAL STOCK SOLD AT AUCTION

Sales OF shares Of several financial institutions
were made at auction yesterday at prices well
under recent quotations The most interesting Of
the sales was that Of 400 shares OF stock OF the
Chase National Bank, 1Sl. This stock less
than two months ago quoted at 800 bid and
$50 asked, and within week has been quoted
at 225 bid. The sale. which was the first OF the
stock Of this bank for many years. was "for ac-
count OF whom II may concern" and probably
represented tho closing out of a heavy loan in
which this large block OF shares figured IN the COL
lateral
There sold elso $50 shares of stool, OF the
Carnegie Trust COMPANY at 12o. this stock
having been quoted lately 19) bid: and 100
shares Of Beaver National Bank stock at 3d. as
compared with a recent quotation Of 145 bid and
- asked.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
Y IN. H & HARTFORD r. r

~. Y, N H & HARTFORD r. r
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
Ead St and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & PrOv--ft 1890.
s. 1000. * 1902 y. NJ. - 100. * .t3.
* 500. " 500. sS 5;O2. sfl2-O0 p. 81.
via WiIIiuantic-ffs;O y NJ. t2-OI P. NJ
all 90 p. NJ
Wcr' ster & Fitch. via p tnam. t3:50 P. NJ
LakeviIIs & NOFf--f'9-OO A NJ. f3-26 p NJ
CT. harrington, Stockbrtdge. Lenox, PLrrs-
held-T4.54 1890 A. NJ 1928 p. NJ.
Ticket offices at cGd- Cent. Stu and c12Sth
St. also az c245. 100. cl354 Bway. e2S
Union So. else 5th Ave. c245 Col Avs.s
c56S 5th Ave. Gao Mad Ave. clos W.
125th St, 279S 30 Ave In BiSlyn. ca Courr
St 40 Nostrand Ave. $50 B'way-
sDaiiy Except Sundays. FStops az 12ith
St xStops at l25th ST Sundays only
4PaTlor Car Limited sSunday pario- car
train iHas dining car cParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
LIcoRIcE MEN APPEAL FROM FINE.

Washington, Nov. 27.-The appeal of the Mac
Andrews &c Forbes Company and the J. S. Young
Company In the prosecution OF those corporations
by the government the charge OF cornering the
in licorice used in the manufacture OF cigars
and tobacco filed to-day in the Supreme Court
of the United States. These two firms manufacture
about IS per cent of the corice paste used by the
tobacco manufacturers. They were fined $4,000 by
the United States Circuit Court OF the Southern
District of New York on the charge Of violating
the Sherman antitrust law IN effort TO prevent
competition.