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LEGAL Notice.

Nv THE SUPREME Court OF. THE DIS
TRICT OF CDLUMBIA--GEORGE /. TAR
BELL VS. LYDIA o. TARBELL EFT AL No.
s5-5l5, Equity Docket 81. The object OF this
suit is % obtain an absolute divorce on the
ground or adultery On motion of THE COM
plaiuanJ IL Is this 2-d day Of March. 1907
ordered that the defendant, Lydia q. Tarbeu.
cause her appearance 10 be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive OF
sundays and legal holidays occurring after
the Gay OF tho first publication of this order
ttherWlse the cause viii Dee proceeded with
as in case Of default: Provided. a c0pv Of
this order be published once "a week for three
successive weeks IN the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Times before
said day. ASHLEY n. GOULD. Justice
tSeaD a true copy-Tesr- D. r. YOUNG,
Clerk BY R. =. BELENE. Assistant Cl-rE-
WILTON J. LAMBERT, Solicitor for Com
plaluaut mh-3.51 apo
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Winter Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY,
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL
Virginia Ave and Haarh
Virginia ave. and 9ea

Most central location Under entire new
management The hotel has been thoroughly
refurnished and IS the peer Of cleanliness,
luxury. and comfort. conducted upon the
highest standard OF excellence: the cuisine
managed by the most competent OF chefs.
The terms range from S12.5O up BY week.
$3.50 Up by the day. American plan: SI-59
per day, European plan. The hotel contains
$50 beautiful rooms. steam heated. many
en- suite with fresh and sea water baths
also public hot sea water baths. Orchestral
concerts daily. Garage attached. AutOmO-
biles meet all trains. Booklet.
mhl3-30t CHARLES E COPE. Prop r.
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For Rent-StableS.

FOR RENT-StabIo cheap. SIC 9th st. NV
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Colonial Beach.

FURNISHED COTTAGES and lots. rent or
sale. handsome Broom house. SIS Virginia
ave. sW- mhZJ-St
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RALEIGH Most select and attractive
MALE 1St@Ay moderate priced hotel on
the beach. accommodations. service and cui-
sine excel any ia town at similar prices
Capacity 900. AL modern conyeniences.
Booklet H J. DYNES-
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ONLY S1O0 TO $50 PER ACRE for g. To- and
Is acre lots, two car fares from any point on
Capital Traction r. r.. seven miles from
Georgetown at Iugleside station. on the g.
F. & o. d R r.. fine location. CLIFTON
LAUGHLIN CO.. us 18th ST. NV. mh7-30t
FOR sALE-Beautiful home, East Riverdale,
Nd seven acres Groom dwelling, barn,
poultry house: abundance Of fruit. Price,
S. $50. Terms easy. Address BOX lis, Times
Office. nh21-3t
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HOTEL RUDOLF.

Atlantic City, y. J. Directly on Beach.
American and European planss 30 ocean
view rooms; 100 suites. with private sea
weekly social features: capacity' 100: spe-
cial spring rates Chas- r. Myers. Owner.
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Proposals.

OFFICE, Commissioners District of Column
bia, Washington, ID. g., March Ed. 1901
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az
this office until u O'CLOCK NOON. MON
DAY. APRIL -. 1901 for the construction
of sewer. Forms, specifications, and ueees-
sary information may DE obtained at ROOM
a. District Building. Washington, u T..
HENRY D. + MACFAEI AND, JAY j.
MORROW acting. Commissioners, ID. G.
uuh2Z-6t-eNSu
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$4,000
For Suburban.

NEW 5-room house y acre OF ground. on
car line; farms and suburban homes; easy
terms b. NJ. DAVIDSON. Real Estate.
Rosslyn, Va. might
FOR SAL7I-One beautiful country residence,
consisting Of an u-room house, modern i'm
prOvements, With outside buildings, Al acres
of fine land orchard and natural park: also
fine well, magnesia and iron springs.
Also one 4-rOom house, or more acres OF
fine garden.
One Groom house new. half acre or more
land. VIII sell on easy terms.
Also some fine building lots, will sell cheap
Inquire Of owner for full particulars.
4o2 9th ST. NV, Room 21I.
mh19-S0t
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Dancing.

Gold Medal Prize Waltz sat March 90.
THE ORDWAY, 431 18th ST. N.W.-Eyery
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
ing beginners class, 7.30; advanced s.sl
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars 70 our academy. Lesson
&C., six lessons, $3.50. Private lesson bv an
polnmenL Open all summer. electric fans
fe25-3ot PROF. CHAS. NJ WYNDHAM
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, SOC; guar
aDtes waltz and tWO-step 70 men in seven
lessons, ladies. hves class. 81 per month.
piano, .. Address. with stamped envelope
A, SubstaJiOn - mhZ3-5t-exS
HISS COULTER. Professor Of Dancing; pri-
vGte lessons, soc. II you can walk / can
teach you 70 waltz. ZS I ST. NV. Phone
Main 1l2g fagT- 89t
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HOTEL, NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and the Beach. near
piers and attractions: large, sunny rooms.
private baths: elevator; sun perlor. Capacity
go. Table and service superior. Special
5rring terms BRYAN & WILLIANS
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o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Rents, Sales, and Insurance,
sos G st. n. W. mh2I-3t
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE.

Fronts ] 900 feet on both sides OF fashion
able Connecticut ave Natural forest shade
trees on every lot The new 81, O03. coo Con-
necticut Avenue bridge, now nearing compile
ton. is the wedding ring that will in a few
days unite old and new Connecticut ave
across Rock Creek and VIII complete this
grand boulevard. lea-S~S as Il does from the
front door OF the WhiN House directly n
this property. Buy now before prices are
advanced II you wish 10 receive the large In
crease in value which viii be caused by this
notable Improvement. Drop postal telephone
or call for illustrated plat and fun particu-
lars How TO BE Your own Landlord
on 500 TO $500 Cash and SO TO $50 Monthly. -
Automobile at your service Il you wish %
see the property.
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator,
ROBERT Z. HEATER. Manager.
Colorado Building. Phone Main SO
mh21-l0t
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Found.
Cleaning and Dyeing.

PHILIP LEDERER, 1914 H ST. NE; Phone
East 1898. Satisfactory work guaranteed.
Our wagon calls for and delivers work all
over the city. mhI-30t
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Wanted-ReaI Estate.

houses to rent and
sell. Constant demand can not be
met City, suburban and farms.
Prompt attention. Quick returns
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Rents, Sales, and Insurance,
sos G St N " mh2l-2t
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s46sC2l-ATTENTION TINBERMEN: 100
ACRES pine timber near B. & o, and troll
ley bet. Washington and Baltimore: many
thousand feet OF lumber or mine props; lath
mill here would make fortune: $50 per acre;
land alone worth that, Also so acres Ane
white oak: estimated cut 10000 r., to the acre.
SIS per acre. THE SOULE co. Unc), $50
la. ave. II
5332-cOsT OWNER $500; ACRES AT
Forest Glen; f1r, house: running stream ,
Tovet,- grove fruit, Sc; q snap az $1,000
pheto, THE 5ULE co. Qno). $50 Ia, ave. Ii
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Birds, Dogs. Etc.

TWO SMALL French u0oJIez. male and fe-
male; one year old. can or address sf2 l0tH
St ml-s-lL
PETS GIVEN AWAY FREE 10 good homes.
Apply al DOG SHELTER. Bethesda Teuleg-
town electric road, WLgg-3t
AT STUD-ReEistered Boston terrier. sire
champion BoylstCn Tech dam, Audrey; half
brother, Boylston Tech, jr., recently sold for
81 800. dark seal bTiudie. white markings.
screw tail. Fee, $40 81 Home Life building
Phone Main l-li- mh-2-3L
FOR sAL.E-Fine rat dog and homer pigeons.
cheap. W. +. MCDOWELL lexington place
and . 81. ne mh12-gt
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 9Th st. NV
Cauarles, breeding cages, parrots. monkeys
pigeons, goldfish Boston terrier puppies
po5dles, Mexican hairless pointers. and fox
terriers. mAJ-tf
FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing canaries
breeding cages. parrots, dogs. cats. plant
food. gOldhshes goats. rabbits. Guinea pigs
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. To 18th ST.
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CALEN HALL

HOTEL, AND sASATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY
One Of the newest stone. brick and steel
buildings with every comfort. always opens
always ready; always busy
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MattreSS Making.

MATTRESSES REAIADE the right wav We
know how. Return them same day IL needed.
See your work done l. IT. JONES, 633 II
81 NV. Phone NJ. 2091. mh23.2i26
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UPhOlSteTing.

UPHOLSTERING recovering, polishing and
repairing at your own home; good judge Of
antiques. thoroughly reliable. L. FOSTER. 65I
q ST. Sc. mh5-SJt
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BEAUTIFUL DUPONT HEIGHTS.

800 feet elevation. Healthy, spring water.
no taxes no interest no landlord no re-
strtcti0ns as 10 color Lots $40 90 $50 one
dollar cash and one dollar per month. Car
line under construction
DUPONT HEIGHTS co.
mh21-St Room 6. Oh F ST. NV.
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Miscellaneous.

yFfU be agreeably surprised II you VIII lei
ne sell it for you. MARCUS NOTES. 428 9Th
At NV Phone Main 5I7L nolO-tt
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Floor Oil.

WHICH IS BEST-SCrub YOUR floor once a
week or oil il with Hunters Dust killing
Floor oil once a month"; Try IL. s5c a gallon.
Main 5s5S OK drop postal l3 Pennsylvania
ave NV mh22-tf
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WGnfed-MOneY.

WANTED-Ss93. first trust &C.: PROPERTY
worth $4,000 no broker, Address BOX I15.
Times office ulEgr- 81
WANTED-Loan OF g. zoo: gIIt-edge frst-trlst
security go paid nc commissions. Address
BOX I8l. Times office. rnhgI-g.
MONEY WANTED-S7O 90 for five years at
SO on 1850 acres Virginia estates buildings
cost $4,000 $500 on suburban house, VIII pav
SCI. 500 in District. VIII pay Co. D. c
REALTY BROKERS. 6l7 18th St. ROOM g..
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No. S326-A SNUG, comfortable homelike place
about half acre almost new OR. house. Gel
lar; blocks trolley, range; pure spring
water in house. good chicken house. fine gar
den; abundance OF shade: unlimited range for
poultry; owner going away must sell ct
once. VIII take 3. 000s half cash. Is a snap.
THE SOULE co, Inc. 630 Ia. Gve. mh2l-tf
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SIX ROOMS and bath. 1860 Glrard ST. NV,
near l4,hi $3.50. Address BOX I45 Times
office. mh23-5t
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Trunk Repairing.

TRUNK REPAIRING. all trunks vanished
free an work guaranteed. DE NEPHEVVS
COS 9Th st. NV. Phone Main 425. Send postal.
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FOR RENT-Tbree-st story brick. go Spruce
ST. rooms, $3.50. CHAS +. BANcS, 1921 +
ST. mhZ3-3t
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For Rent-HOuSeS.
S22.5o PER MONTH.

ONLY THREE LEFD
Rent Tor new six-room and bath dwelling.
lennessee ave. ne between + and r SITS.
Apply At 525 TeqBessee ave. mh23-5t
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Dentistry.

DenuSTry.
PLATES ARE UNSATISFACTORY; bridge
work is costly. Ny ALVEOL-A METHOD IS
designed TO overcome the annoyance Of the
one and expense Of the other. Investigate H.
DIR. c. S. WALDO 1910 New York ave. NV.
ILLl-1
OPEN $50 =. 81. TO $50 F. II
DRS. o. W. & W. i. ELZET. DENTISTS
s. ". Cor. 10th and < SITS. N W
Specialists In Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that mt Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone n 49,
fe2S-f
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting:
no pain; look, feel, act, and last loussr
than natural teeth. shTunken faces made nor
NAL; painless filling. DR. J. J.. WILSON
1903 + St fa25-9Ot
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IF YOU are looking for a home IN
NE. or Sc. sections OF city, come IN
10 see me. I have a large assortment
and can please you in quality, price,
and terms
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FINE Groom cottage; furnace; water in
kitchen. two acres some fruit. necessary
outbuildinEs for chickens and horse. six hun
dred feet from Pennsylvania railroad station;
thirteen passenger trains daily, telephone and
express. Would trade for city property OF
sell. Low communication. G. II. MACDON-
AID. ga T st. mh21-3t
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637-6Ss 9TH ST. NE.-Eight rooms and bath
EACH rent $3.50 per month. Apply CLIFTON
LALGHLIN co. -ls Ilth 81. NV. mhL3-3t
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TO LET-A small house in Mt. Rainier; price
SIS a year Address BOX III. Times office.
mh23-3t
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THERE ARE 100 PEOPLE ~ WASHING
TON who would jump at this Itle chicken
farm If they saw Il, acres: new cottage:
variety young fruits chicken house: close to
cars; and only $500: cheaD home for denart-
ment man, Other bargains, r. N. KIVETT,
Clifton. Va, 1t
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Personal.

FOR ADOPTION-A newborn. nice healthy
baby boy 10 responsible party. Address BOX
154, Times Office. mh23-3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-16
Procedure at Annual Meeting

/
the school district clerk not appoint
acted the minutes
be read,c if necessary approved
deIedbyt school board.
code)
of
public
schools aid
school.
Vote raise for school for the ensuing
school,
needed the
shall be levd)
Appropriate the
$4,000 should be
another
always chances to call the district board few days after number
Judgment books school
class
in
H. Election officers fill This election ballot
other plan can be legally adopted by the meeting(
H. Appoint committee of three taxpayers to investigate the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-16

school board reports the next annual mee
Page schoo CODE
shall be male female CHE electors frequently
0 schoo board.)
a. vote to authorize the MONEYS
and
school code, 1901)
ID Vote the question
the school
IT, fee of
" ~
IL. Vo upon the free proposition
o. scIoo
school district
Adjourn future specified
annual often
10 avoid he necessity calling special meetings. ~ ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-16
GRADUATES FROM STATE GRADED-scHooLs

Martele,
Hagl Shrake, Bagley.
Leona MuIley, Bocobe. EFF
cAdag6 Woongop Harvey Groom Mary Thomas
Cassvlle.
I.oreto Heitkamp, Hazel Firebaugh Cuba City
Bertha Knapp Fennimore
Frank B. MILAN, Grace Barr, Glen Haven.
Lau Elliott Livingston
Ruth Petty May Budworh, Rhoda lockwood Lancaster
Elsie Calkins, ZIa Houston M. ,Montfo
Johnson PateviIe.
Lizzie Hol Poosi.
Nora orner, Rockville.
Mabel Schuppener Sitter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-16
GIsr OF IMPORTANT SCHOOL LAWS, 1907
EIGHT MONTHS TERM


Every school district shall maintain at least eight months school each wear
divided into classes
Any during previO
supplied needfu and textbooks and kept the
buildings proper repair
entitled county money
dictionaries dictionary holder
cataogng library books
In addition to the above chapter 600 that the teaching
Any CLASS shall be entitled
special state aid of $50 annually for three
SCHOOL DISTRICT CLERKS TO MEET WITH TOWN CLERK
Section 462a chapter AL.
School district the town in which
respective districts specified
Such clerks shall also the amount of the Indebtedness rrespe
Such meeting be hed on before the ff
day of July year
MEETING OF JOINT DISTRICTS UPON pEurIo
Of having Joint except upon p
any ma
be made and fled prior to the tenth day of July
STATE SCHOOLS
Section Chapter
Electors may district school and provide trans
school the grades high in high district
Special aid of dollars $50 annually
tict providing compliance with the following
Ga) Transportation provided
daily 500
driver with shall be Of excellent
I'D eandco conveyance
@ District clerk shall make special the
that the conditions have been complied with
TRANSPORTATION NOTICES UPON
The notice every annual special meeting which any the above matter
o considered shall enbody statement that effect
TAX AppoRT1oNMENT NOT AFFECTED BY TRANSPORTATION
Section 496t Chapter
taking advantage appoio
ofhe and other provided by law, would been
had school been maintained in the district.
DISTRICT SCHOOL FOUR
Section Chapter
desiring school house will be loaned plans
from the state superintendent application
COUNTY sUPERINTENDENrs APPROVAL REQUISITE
plans prepared superintendent approval
gained district
SEPARATE WAREHOUSES. TAX LEVY FOR
Section Chapter
duty provide
for school house under its control TIL
shall be provided with suitable rs Outhouses closets
school building shall be placed least 80 feet
ara by substantial close fence seven feet high o or water closets arr
sides of the school grounds they shall be suitably screened iron
view.
clean
condition.
the
enable the board comply with the provisions this section shall be the duty
the third Monday the November following
certify
asses this amount school district assessed
COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
years
regularly and lawfully public paroc
school regularly least eight months cities and months
villages
EXEMPT
Children not physical or mental condition
Children who live districts than two miles
the the district where such child resides
if transportation is provided by the dstIctl
completed the of study for
CAN'T the credentials
Any child having private equivalent to
children like the public paroc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-16
Flag Days


this law
of
Iof school
inoe
February o Abraham Lincoln,
February O. George
Marcia Inaugur iono States
- rbor
May 30, Memorial Day
June- closing school
independence
pember First Monday,
eptembr o School
emb Constitution of United States
November Thanksgiving Day
Decembe Monday, of United sConvens
of
Flag full
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-16

Patch Grove, Glass l.
No. 5. Patch Grove
Ella NJ. Baker, Prin.
Lillian Burr, LIST. Asst.
Anna Voss. 2nd Asst.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-20
BEAR ON &C.. & |. TRACKS
SHOWED DESIRE TO FIGHT
Rises on It's launches When engineer
Toots Whistle and is Knocked Into
Eternity Had Been Performing
Animal.

Logansport, Ind, Jan. 10, (SpIJ-A
freight train on the c.. c. & l.. rail
road, ]. \. Allen, engineer, ran down
and killed q huge brown bear about
three miles north of Twelve Mile.
Cass county. yesterday. The bear
probably escaped from party of
Russians who had been at Rochester
exhibiting the animal, with two other
performing bears, and had made its
way 10 the railroad track. 1t was
wearing muzzle and ring in its
nose TO which was attached chain
about twelve feet long.
When first seen by the engineer the
animal was mistaken for a calf. but
when the engineer sounded his whis-
tie the animal reared on its hauncTl-
es and showed fight. The engineer
was unable TO stop the train in time
to prevent striking the bear and the
animal was killed and badly cut up.
Engineer Allen picked up portions OF
the body and took them home as evil
dence
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-20

Simon Guggenheim will be the sixth
Jew to sit as member in the United
States Senate. The first Jew chosen
to that honor was David YuIes, who
represented Florida from March. 1910,
to March, 1858. He was born in the
West Indies and his name was David
Levy. by which he was known when
he was elected as a member of the
house OF representatives in 1871. The
second Jew in the senate was Judah
p. Benjamin. who served from 1852 to
1857. He also was born in the West
Indies. He represented Louisiana. Ben
jamin F. Jonas was born in Kentucky
and represented Louisiana in the SEN
ate Joseph Simon was a senator
from Oregon from 1898 TO 1908 Isidor
Rayner was chosen as a senator from
Maryland in 1904.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-20
NEW YORK MARKETS
IPrihiis hers preAaI

New York, Jan. 19.-The course of
prices of stocks in the opening deal
ings followed the London lead To a
lower level. Declines were mostly
fractional, but these extended to near
"A point in most of the speculative
favorites, and there were wide breaks
in special stocks.
There were evidences OF supporting
orders in the market after the open
ing and prices rallied
The supporting orders that were
placed in the market after the initial
dip caused a full recovery in most
cases and lifted number of the lead
ers well over yesterdays closing.
The rapidity of the rise induced gen
erous profit-taking again, and some
of the favorites fell back 10 where
they began. Another rally occurred
before II O'Clock, but some stocks
were very feyerish.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-20
CLUSTER OF CURRENTS
PIuckcd From tho Vibrant Vines Of
Teleeraphic Communication.

FluCkco rom the vibrant vines OF
Teleeraphc Communication.
gainesville, O.-John T. Sullivan, 6
feet inches tall, weight 500 pounds,
died here
Columbus, O.-Orville Shilling ap-
pointed deputy United States marshal
to succeed Albert Bauer.
Marion, O.-Louis Berger, II, while
walking on railway track, was struck
by train and killed near Agosta.
Marietta, O.-William Pritchard, a
well-tO-do oil man, instantly killed by
falling rig. His head crushed off.
Scofield, Utah.-Mrs. Sylvia Earl,
widow, shot and killed by William
Brown, negro barber, who suicided.
Gallipolis, O.-Edna Petty, ), of
Point Pleasant fell from a doorstep Of
her home into the food and drowned.
Austin, Tex.-House adopted resolu-
ton to investigate relations of Sena-
tor Bailey with Waters Pierce Oil COM
pany.
New York.-Failures in United
States during the week 234. same
week last year 279 in Canada %, last
week Sc.
Millersburg. O-County commits
sioners decided not to accept SIS, 900
from Andrew Carnegie for county Ii
brary building.
Chicago.-Knute Ole Knudson,
wealthy contractor. on trial for muir
der of his wife several months ago,
was acquitted.
Evansville, Ind.-Mrs. Charles Grim
burned to death by explosion of coal
oil in trying to start fire. Babe and
two others injured.
Macon, Cav. A. Davis, a leading
cotton man of this city and former
grand master of the state Grand lodge
of Masons, died here.
Washington. = President appointed
r. A. Billinger of Seattle, Wash, to
succeed W. A. Richards as commits
sioner of land Office March a.
Bridgeport, O.-Pearl Fielding, Is,
son of Samuel Fielding, engineer at
Crescent mine, instantly killed by a
Baltimore & Ohio train at Barton.
Topeka, Kan.-Santa Fe passenger
train, Chicago limited from California,
wrecked at Hutchinson. Kan. Engi-
neer killed and a number of passen-
gers injured.
Hamilton, O.-Charles, little son of
Patrick Dowd, bitten by rat while try
ing to take the rat from a dog. The
boys hand is badly swollen. Blood
poisoning is feared.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Fred F. Schultz,
a newspaper man accused of extor-
ton, was acquitted by the jury trying
the so-called Doodle cases. He was
charged with securing $50 for sup
pressing a graft deal.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-20
CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD.

York Life Insurance company and was
indicted along with George w. Per
kins, former vice president of that con-
Germ, the episode constituting one of
the biggest of the sensations connected
with the now historic investigation of
life insurance abuses. The grand jury
in making its report stated that it did
not believe Messrs. Perkins and Fair
child had profited personally by the
transaction on account of which they
were indicted, but had acted, though in
violation of the law, for the supposed
benefit of the policy holders. There
are six indictments, all based on an al
legged dummy sale Of stock, engineered
by Messrs. Perkins and Fairchild as
members of the finance committee.
Mr.. Fairchild was born in 1912 at
CaZenovia, y. Y, and is a graduate of
Harvard university and Harvard Law
school. He was attorney general of
the state of New York in 1876 and 1877
and in 1855 was appointed assistant
secretary of the treasury of the United
States, becoming head of the depart
ment two years later. He was promi-
nent in the "antisnap' movement for
Mr.. Clevelands nomination in 1892.