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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-08-15

Actions and sometimes peoples
clothes speak louder than words.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-08-15

WANTED: Two kitchen girls
Inquire City Hotel.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-08-15

Before acting on free advice,
the motive behind it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-08-15

The Kmball pianos good pianos of standard make,
antially put up, beautifully encased scientifically plann
They have very smooth SCALE very musical tone and
best piano ever offered for the price
@.a~:-@ N. Shultz and Hinze &ssWhitney.
The N .Shultz and Hnze & Whitney pianos among
given general
faction They piano and the number of tn
pianos use good for the instrument,
:. Sewing Machines, aSslN n 81
agents tor the celebrated Singer sewing machines
and the Wheeler Wlsonmachnes good sewing machine
article for the home and buying should
the the market has.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
Dramatic Club Preparing to Present
"Halfback Sandy"

Brunswick. Me. Nov. Spectacle -
Manager l.. +. Timberialle ~ TIC nram-
attic club is making arrangements for
the pre- scntation nt IL" college play
"Halfhark SANDY" at Pennington. Dee.
e. Efforts are also being made ~ settle
upon 4 late t. give III" play in Bangor
during the same month
HchcarSalS ore now going regularly
under the direction Of Miss Curtis and
two Of the three acts are now learned
Tie pictures OF the Whol, company il
costume ana also of the principals Will
,trpt.,r the first of next week - t't
used III advertising.
Last Week. about - students net with
Rev. Herbert y. Jump Of the FirSl
Parish congregational church and made
plans Tor Bible study this year.
1t WAS planned t. hold about l. meet
inss. extending from the present tim
t. thu middle Of March during which
time the Christian Bible will he studied
as tOnprChcuSiVtl N as possible. Tie
course is IL consist Of lectures. readings
ard discussions. Tic topics for immed-
late study are: The King James Bible,
Its Aim and Its Humanity:" Its Az
cestorS and Its PoSteritv:' aims ans!
Methods II Bible Scholarship" The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
Paper Machines at Mill
noCket Are Started.
Dispute to Be Left to the
Federation Of Labor.
Mills at East MiIlinoeket and
Madison 10 Start Today.

Nil!inockrt. Me. Nov. l2-Thr paper
maxim" machines OF the Great North-
trn Paper 60. which were shut down
Il Week az" sunday morning. were
started ~ O'Clock this afternoon the
difficulty having been settled by agree
rl,ll. Tho same rompany's paper
nI;. hines III Madison and EaS: Millir-
"ck"t. which We're shut down At the
same time. will he started again to-
nrIrrW morning.
The :jSrr, mtht was that the PAPER
makers return To- work under the condi-
tlrnS prevailing before the paper ma
chime department Of the mills were
, !"srd and that the difference between
the two labor unions. which were sup
posed To have been responsible for the
trnu'l'. whose decision shall be final
one hundred and seventeen men were
thrown ont Of work and il was feared
thai the other departments might he
come Vowed. causing the closing OF
I'll" three mills. which empiov l;01
hands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
BATES COLLEGE.
Prize Division Of Sophomore Decs to
Tx Be Given Today.

Lewiston. Me, Nov. r. (Sr"";aD.-
\ The prize division OF Sophomore Does
Ill be given at o'clock "Wednesday
aftGrnoon in Hathorn hall. Th"s" VIII"
made this division were: ,i."r@" II
Rabbit, Miss Agnes T.. Eoulia. l:cgi-
Maid t. Harmon, Clarence T. ,.uIuhy.
Stanley r. Howard. Pete" |. l.hvt"tt.
Paul &. Thurston, Charles y. MaS,'"i..
F"rciIt'c III. Perry. Frances L. kiddor
tli,r l.. F3inham. Bertha \ tnIuini:>.
rvn IliZ, : nf so viii ~ given T."
Two members Of the dix i ion = i.nH .tni
girl
Gynna Sitin work has h"ruu for th,'
Freshmen class and win c"ntirlu" i"r
III" remainder Of the term.
Cay Tuttl', 'oS has returned TO- col
lCgc from = ln-W,'.k..' term nf liIEh
school at Exeter. Me whrrr Ia" hi
been teaching.
\ me. ting II I've advisory board Nlli
be- held this evening for tn" purpose "t
deciding on the award of football rs.
El"ci ion 90 captain for next year Will
b, held tomorrow: II viii hr tnrhran''
~ Cobb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
ON SUSPICION.
Crock Of Original Methods
Held at Pittsburg.
"Siung" Morton For $4,000
Morgan TOO Cold"
Wanted In Kansas City, Where
$1,000 Reward Is Offered.

PittsaIrg. Nov. l2,-B. q. smith 81
Fort Smith. Ark. is i'll jail here on
suspicion III having practice,, forgery
in various states.
Local detectives claim that Smith is,
Wartel IN Kansas 'ijN, tin. ;anktr.,'
Association Of that cily offering Il rt..
ward # $2"oh FOR his arrest o. charges
OF forgery aggresating S':%;.ao'i. smith
registered here as Paul Halluvny. IT'S
Srrur, from llIEli.. libraries looks of
local biography from Whivh he obtained
pur,r2itG ANA fac Simil. SIGNATURES .l'
liz intended Victims Selecting one
man Is Il victim, his alleged lar WAS
I" ll, sent forged endorsements from
deal that would net him plrnrv
In his room WAS found Il biography
Of Western Pennsylvania men With
notes opposite the names ~ u:nInincr:
capitalists. and the police believe h.
was about ready I" be>in operations
here There We're also pnrtr;itS an,!
of many New Workers.
y visiting card and bogus letter frcm
Charles NJ. SchWab. il is alleged. intro
duceI .'.nith 10 Levi Mnrion. asa on
p"site Mortnn's name i written .':Stung
him fer $iIn'' Th0mu% \. l.aiyun'S
with J. =. Morgan ana liz. rHmnlont
on the great iinanci,r is ''rlo cold
touch him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
Mrs. Stevens
Is Reelected

- Nashcllle. Tenn. Nov. Eth" Nation
al Won,en's Christian Temperance tni"n
today. elected cflscers Ss follows:
! President. Mrs. I. ~. N. Stevens. Port
. land. Me-; vice president -at-larr". Miss
Anna A. Gordon, Evanston. III; CORES
ponding secretary. Mrs. Hannah NJ u
Fry, Evanston. NJ: recording secretary.
Mrs. Elizabeth anderson. Valley City \.
H.; treasurer, Mrs. Harriet Wright
Bra3 Evanston. III.
Ma Carrie Nation asked to be allowed
to Address the convention. but her re
quest was refused. She later spoke /" 4
large audience just across the street
The convention adopted the report Of
the resolutions committee after some lis
Cusson
The convention declared for the same
s'anda,d Of purity for both mon and
women. 1t declared also for woman suf-
frage Mrs. George of PENNSYLVANIA Of
tered Il resolution urging tnat football ht
stopped After an interesting argument
The resolution was voted down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
HOCKEY AT u. OF M.
Practice Is Begun and Recognition of
The Sport Is Asked.

orrn". Me. Nov. T. tSpeciaD. The
starred H. carly indoor practice. When
t"rtrin Chase issued his first call for
candidates. u squad Of 20 men report
"a. l'nrnc whom wrr" Milliken, Bagg.
Min and Lamb Of last years team
I'll" men weI" given light practic" in
l"ftirG .nd passing. II is expected
trIHi tie team this year viii be- even
stronger than tn" ON" which represent
rd ia" university last year.
a committee consisting nf captain
Chase. Manager Millikcn and T.. Lamb
bay" PR scented :, SGT of reSolut ions tn
tie .",rutivc committee uf tie Ath-
l''tl'' ASSn. lat ion, asking for fecOgni-
ton ~ Il regular arSity team For
those who have played in three whole
college games or six halves. the resO-
lutl"ns request that the Athletic As
s"cii'ioI award a II. NJ. ". the game
size rs the track r. NJ r. The resolu-
iIrn" also request permission to build
tins wears rink on the athletic field
Inc executive committee hold their
regular meeting this evening ~ which
tim" action i'll be taken on the hockey
resolutions.
H. !. Cook Of Wattrvillc. the speedy
Lett cnh on the University Of Maine
football team has been elected captain
# III" Sophomore class team The
gam" bctw."n tn" Sophomore Fresh
man Glasses will DO played the follow
ing saturday after the Rowdoin game.
tn" "LHdi"s Of the Round Table"
h''l' IN" monthly reception in the Lib
rlr.' at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
Prize For Essay.

The department If scientific tenn
perunrr. instruction in IN" Main" W
G. +. /. offers y prize If s. fer IL,
hest ESSAY written hy any h"y ~ Al
in the state.
The subject "f all essays shall h.
The Value "f Total Ab~tinonc" I" y
Life.
Tho essays t. L., confined t. ~,
Seventh ana Eighth grades and II,
first year High schun! or if there 1r,
nine grades - tile thr," highest
grades.
The successful Paper vii y, forward.
"a to the National ;. L. Surt., I,
compete for til" national prize II 81
for the best state essay. Teachers Hr,
earnestly requested H. interest thri,
pupils in this work.
Any Inquiries vii! he ch"crfully an.
>wered by the Stat" superintendent ~
scientific temperance Instruction Mr.
Gemrtl Tyler Nu,.i- try. ltr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
ESTATE PAYS MASTERS FEES.
The Defence Is Allowed Costs For One
Term of Court, Taxed to Next Friends
END of Famous Case Is In Sight.

Concord. y. H.. Nov. 12.-The attor-
ney5 connected with the recent ntiga-
ton i'll the attempt on the part Of III"
NEXT f"iendS' to secure AN account
ing Of the property of Mrs. Mary TaK-
-r 6. Eddy. the founder and header o.:
the Christian Science denomination.
were notified t"day by juice Robert
y. thanb"rlin Of the superior court
tina, The plaintiffs. on next friends i
would have IL pay the costs Of TN
litigation. exclusive OF the tlaN;crS'
fees
tn" masters arc allowed fees amount :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
GETTING READY.
5owdoin Coaches Preparing Eleven
For Saturdays Contest.

i:r"nSMi lex. Ne. Nov. l".-tSirCiaD.--
This week caJrh NIcrlHv,. and .\SSiS-
,., ia ,,,.,,,,,,, -, , $3.50 ,,,
' - Wv ''''''' ~ =
viii IN ct University 81 Mint" Al
i.ri!i.s " ick SATURDAY Ion lh.. rltuhIplntl-
.,b5,, .f N,;,. 1.n..... ,.iu d., .itt.,,,,
''''''' .''''"' '''' '''' ''' '''''' ~ '''
at li'"'!"ii M''I" Ni'' " "'' y T. H@. i>l
~ ''!' '"'I' '''''''. f'''"t i''' " ".'-'
90 w. '"'hi '''itS '"i'liIi'h IN -" -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
ARRESTED AT eIDOEFoRp.
Man Said 70 Be Wanted by Lowell Po-
lice Is In Custody.

Biddcf"rl Me. Nov. l2-Satcrros
Eagatarns. who it is alleged is wanted
at lowell Mass. on Il charge of muir
IN employs in the NJ Merrmack
mill. VIII" received a bad scalp wound.
VAS arrested today and will he sent to
Lowell
The alleged assault was committed
three months ago. since which time ne
has been living here His identitca-
tiun followed his arrest for threaten
ing L. shoot Il local Greek
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13

liz - slo.G0o which are to be- paid by
the three trustees who are in charge
Of Mrs. r.ddy's estate. The defendants
al" HlloW"l costs for one term Of court,
a.n"'niting in all to 4 few hundred dol
lars. taxed t. the next friends"
The NEXT friends lr,. further tax ed
for costs ii the sum of S3t't". To this
tHxttinn the next friends ar" allowed
80 * .,,tion which Will 80 10 the su-
pr-rl" court for atjuli"2tiur The de-
ciSipH al the Surrcm" court III the mat
ter will. il is ryl .ctcl be- thu. last step
iii Tx. famous litigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
Rear Admiral SiegeI Or
dered home From Paris.
German Naval Attache Given
New Post In Germany.
Fact Recalls Recent Trial Of French
officer For Treason.

Paris. Nov. ia special dispatch
from Wilhelmshaven, Prussia. aEnOunc-
ing q report that Rear Admiral Sie2el
tie German naval attache, has been re-
called, is printed here. as an item "i
sensational news. preSunab BIZ in coz
ncctiOn with recent discovery .!
treason in the French navy ana cspinil-
age on The Part Of agents 81 Il tor"i1n
COVER.
The German embassy later issued a
statement confirming the report o! IN"
recall of Rear Admiral Si"pel but say
ing that il Was SOLELY dI. t. his ap-
I,DintmclIt 70 a new post in Germany
Ensign Charles H. I'llmu, Of the
French navy. wa arrested II Tnrl"'4,
oct. p. on the charge of b"imtS spy.
An examination of his effects showed.
him to have in possession of iliEy val
liable documents ana Ii" "Ij'iWar'l +;
confessed to havin" abstractt ! Il secret
signal book and the naval cipher. Other
arrests followed
The authorities Of Toul"n yesterday
searched the local post Ollie" and dm"n.;
other things found u Telegram appar-
emily sent bv Ensign Tllno 10 Il Ger
man agent Offering to sell Information
concerning the offences of France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
GOOD THREE-WEEks WORK.
Two Penobscot indians Earn $t36 by
Killing Boston Seals.

Boston. Nov. 1.-Two t.astpnrt. Me-
Indians who have been camping on
one Of the islands in Boston harhor
for several weeks. received slS6 from
the city today for killing seals within
the harbor limits. Under the law 4
bounty of g. is naid FOR each seal
Killed in BOSTON r0rhor. The Indians
rs Result Of their lahorS. appeared
ut the office of the city clerk today
with the tails OF g. seals that had been
Killed by them. After the tails had
heen counted by one Of the clerks
the Indians were given an order on tho
city treasurer for >l>G. Which th.y col
lec,ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
Slate Workers Meet.

Fairhaven VI. Nov. lo.-'Thr fourth
annual convention Of the Slate Work.
ers' International Union opened here
To-Day with delegates present from
New York. Pennsylvania. Virginia ami
Maine, who will probably continue
Their sessions throughout the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13

NJ" Xix ~ to lead Ia violent magnet,
Disturbances. rrsultin" III storms. il""us.
N''CarIr 'rupti"ns ana earthquakes
'i'ht warning has attracted ;;tut rtj"l
from tn" fact thlt former pr, dicfi"ns
h>- SgInr .\fani have been realized
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
SignOr Alfani Predicts
Storms and Disturbances.

Rome. Nov. l2-Signor Altani dir
cctor of tn" Florence observatory.
states that I'll. sun Spots. which liz cal
culated ar. l. times til" -izt Of Nv,
earth and which will reach tie solar
Incriliau about the middle IF Nn.embe:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13

Ann"rlnc"d last night that preparations
for his next journey into the frozen
north were about completed. He said
b" would sail from San Francisco tn
I'D" BcrIng Straits ana attempt to float
on III" 10. 10 the North Pole
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
1904

&c. cigar factory output now at rate
sixteen million annually. Leads all
N New England competitors. r. q sullivan,
Aanchester. N. ii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13

G"r"any l,nde tn" world in Til" pro-
due iuit If "h"nltIl~.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-03
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY
Reports Most Active and Prosperous
Nenr with Glowing Future.

The Harrison Realty Company re
ports a most active and prosperous year
ending with the sales in December OF
eight Louisiana avenue and streets
northwest properties to Joseph S.
Justh; eleven investment houses I'm
square SIS to Joseph Schiffman; five
houses in square 235 to Mrs. c. Z. Lent.
and 1880 Fourth street northwest TO
Nathan Sickle.
Among the sales Of the year were the
following properties: One row Of eight
houses on First street southwest to
Howard Z. Bell and Joseph Schiffman;
the exchange of the corner of Eleventh
and streets northwest for Wolfe:
1928 Seventh street northwest for Mrs.
WenzeI; corner Of Eighth and A streets
northeast for Au; two lots on Eight
zenith street, Washington Heights, to
NJ O'Connor; 933 N street northwest
for Attorney Keegin; 1717 Seventh
street northwest for Mrs. Preinkert;
200 North Columbus street. Alexandria.
Va. for julius Egloff; a row of eight
houses in Navy place southeast for the
Perpetual Building Association; II II
street northwest to Miss Annie Murphy
1913 X street to DR.. II. Z. Ryan; north
west corner of Seventh and y streets
northwest and adjoining property to
Harry Kaufman. hVe and S5-1OO acres
at CRANKY for Presley Dorsey. ct al
zoo II street northeast, a business prop
erty, to Norman; 223 r street northwest
for W Z. Lannan; 729 Girard street
northwest to Max Nicholson; 745
Gresham street northwest to Mrs Jen-
ME Thomas; 615 D street northwest for
Mrs. Louise Scott and sister; 613
Louisiana avenue northwest 10 Joseph
s. Justh. This list does not take in any
of the many sales made in the suburbs.
Harrison says that his Office placed
in loans S221,055 direct from clients
during the year. The rent and insur-
ance department has increased by hav-
ing several large blocks of improved
property turned over to it, necessitat-
ing an increased office force
By orders on file now for the pur-
chase of business and investment prop
critics they predict q most prosperous
new year
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-03
TEACHERS APPEAL TO BOARD
Three Want Reinstatement on
Strength Of Cardozo Decision.
Ask Also that They he Paid Their
saIarfes-NO Action Taken Yet
by the District Officials.

Superintendent Chancellor resumed his
duties at the Franklin School yesterday
afternoon. where a great quantity OF cor
.respondence awaited him He arrived in
Washington from New York some days
ago, but has passed the last few days
in enjoying the holidays.
An interesting communication was sent
to the board Of education yesterday from
Anna ]. Cooper. J. B. Clark. and j. T.
Love. all Of whom were dismissed on
September II. The signers requested
that, in view Of the recent decisions OF
Justice Anderson, their positions be re-
stored TO them and their salaries be paid
Another letter Of the same purport was
sent 10 the Commissioners, In which they
repeated the requests, and asked, fur
Their, that the Commissioners present the
claims to the Appropriations Committee
OF Congress, in order that such amend
ments as are necessary may be put in
the pending appropriation bill
DR. Chancellor had not heard Of the
letters until informed by a Washington
Herald reporter last night, and he saw
no reason for making any statement
Commissioner West under whom comes
the supervision of the District finances
said last night in reference to the letter
1t was forwarded 20 Auditor Garrison
to-day, with request for prompt reply
and will probably be returned TO me to-
morrow, when l VIII forward it 10 the
board Of education. Auditor Garrison will
determine the amount Of salary due tbs
persons concerned, and, If il is recon
mended by the board this amount will be
placed on the urgent deficiency bill"
As there is no meeting OF the board until
Stuart Mcnamara, the counsel. has pre-
pared the charges against CardozO, IL is
not probable that any action VIII be
taken until then. Admiral Baird stated
last night that no consideration had beef
given the letters as vet and that they
would likely not be considered at the next
meeting. which is a special one. bat
would certainly come UP at the first regu-
lar meeting
Among the supervising principals who
went 10 the Franklin School 10 receive
their salaries was Francis CardozO. who
yesterday returned to his duties as pTinCi-
pal of the Thirteenth division.
a short meeting OF the Teachers As
ISOLATION was held in the Franklin Build
ing yesterday afternoon. but after the
regular routine of business il was adj
journed to meet to-day at $3.50, when a
new member Of the association viii be
elected. The public schools of the city
opened yesterday for the second term.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-03
SCHOLARS IN CONVENTION
Begin Holding Sessions at George
Washington University.
ArehaeOIOgIsfs and PEiIOIOgisfs Dis
cuSs Learned Subjects at
Their Meetings.

The four days convention OF the Arch
geological and Pathological Societies
was begun yesterday at the Shoreham
Hotel and IN the various lecture halls
of George Washington University
The FIRST days business was divided
into four sessions extending in time
from $50 a. n. until $50 at night. The
first was a meeting Of the executive
committee OF the American Pathological
Association. held at the Shoreham
Hotel. at which the financial condition
and general welfare of the association
were discussed. The council Of the
Archaeological Institute convened at 10
o'clock and discussed a report Of the
executive committee on proposed
changes in the present methods Of pub
LEGATION.
There was a general meeting Of the
institute at 1880 a. m. at the Univer-
sity Hall. at which papers were read
by various members, Prot. Paul Baur.
Of Yale University. leading with
treatise on Pre- Roman Antiquities in
Spain lie was followed by Prof
Pickard. of the University of Missouri
who addressed his audience on the sub
ject OF .Discobolia.' Addresses by
Profs. William II. Goodyear. G. Fred
rick Wright, DIT Arthur Stoddard
Cooley, and Edgar l.. Hewitt closed the
morning session.
The afternoon sessions were begun
at 2.30 O'Clock by the corporation Of
the institute at West Hall Then fol-
lowed a second session Of the Philologi-
cal Association. which was held at
Jurisprudence Hall AT the latter meet
ing interesting papers were read An
other session Of tie Archaeological In
stitute was held al o'clock in the
University Hall. At p m there
was a joint meeting OF the Archaeology
cal Institute and the Pathological So
ciety in the University Hall al which
Prof. T. d. Seymour. president Of the
institute. presided.
4 joint meeting Of the societies at s
o'clock marked the opening Of the
evening session at which President
Needham. Of the George Washington
University. delivered an address OF
welcome 10 the members of both or
ganizations. lie was followed by Prof
I. T. Merrill. of Trinity College. who
delivered an address on Certain Ro-
man characteristics" The meeting was
followed by an informal reception at
the Cosmos Club. at which members Of
both associations were present
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-03
WILL HEAR BRADLEY CASE.
work OF SummOning Grand Jury Be
gun by Justice Barnard.

Justice Barnard. in the absence Of JUS
tice Stafford yesterday impaneled twenty
of the grand jurors who will probably hear
the testimony in connection with the case
Of Mrs. Annie VI. Bradley, who shot
former Senator Brown. of Utah. OF ;he
twenty-three men cited as talesmen, all
responded 70 their names when called by
the clerk except George j. Mueller, who
was reported i'll. John T. Phillips was
excused because he has passed the age
of sixty-ive years. the limit placed by
the law. Arthur /. Dietrich was also ex-
cused. being in the employ Of the govern
ment.
Six additional talesmen were ordered u
be summoned for next Monday From
these viii be selected the three men
needed TO complete the panel OF the grand
jury, twenty-five in all. Justice StaffOri
WILL on Monday. when he will have re-
turned from his Christmas vacation, Sc
lect the foreman Of the jury and instruct
the new jury IN their various duties.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-03
TWO FIRMS INCORPORATE.
Construction and Stone COmpanie,
File Papers for Record.

Papers for the incorporation Of the
Jones & Peters Construction Company.
with a stated capital stock of s.. OOO were
placed on record yesterday. The object
Of the firm is stated to be to carry on a
general construction business, and the fol-
lowing three trustees are named to serve
for the first year: James l. Jones. Charles
a. Peters, and Samuel Grob Headduar-
tiers of the company are at GIG Fourteenth
street northeast.
The Malnau Stone Company was incor-
pOrated yesterday by the placing on rec
ord at the Office of the register OF deeds
of the necessary papers in the case. The
capital stock Of the company, which is or
ganized to carry on the business of stone
cutting and stone contracting, is stated at
$4,000 The following three trustees are
named to serve for the first year: Charles
]. Malnati. Lena Malnati. and Virginia B.
Malnati The Office Of the firm is 1T u2
East Capitol street.