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The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
Protect boundary stones.

In response TO the suggestion Of Fred
Z. Woodward, of Woodward & Lothrop.
that measures be taken to protect the
boundary stones between the District.
Maryland, and Virginia, Commissioner
Biddle yesterday suggested that the cree
ton of iron fences around these monu-
ments would afford the most suitable
protection. Col. Biddle says that al
though these monuments can be replaced
If destroyed or removed, their protection
is desirable upon historical grounds.
An appropriation of about $4,O00 will be
required for the purpose,
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
Equity Suits.

No. 2sSil Julia A. Harris vs.. Henry C. Harris
divorce. Compliments solicitors Biriiey & Woodard
No @St2 In re Thomas o. Selfridge; 10 substi-
tute trustee. Compliments solicitors. Gordon a
Gordon.
No z6si3 Lula S. G. layton vs. John w Pilling
ct al; for release Compartments solicitor. ]. W
Patterson.
No 26Sii. George Schuhard vs. virgie schuhard .
divorce Compliments solicitor Campbell Caring
ton
No &si5. Gerry Mortimer ct al VS. Eugene Gery
ct al partition. Compliments solicitor, Albert
Sillers
No. 8Si6. Isaiah L. Perry vs. Nancy Perry; d.
Yorce C0mplainant's solicitor. r. r. Homer
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
Probate Court.
IUSTICE Gould.

Estate Of Americas NIcKenney: viii admitted 10
probate and letters testamentary granted to An
Eistus ". Gray; bond. 500. Attorneys. Hughes a
GRAY
Estate Of Margaret Shanahau: viii admitted TO
probate and letters testamentsry granted to Joseph
c. sheehy; bond so Ooo, Attorneys, Baker Shechv
& Hogan.
Estate Of George W. Bates; win admitted to pro
bate and letters testanentRry granted to joseph
Stewart; bond. 1880 Attorney. ". 5. Sullivan
In re Hilda E Moore; order appointing Zeph L.
Moore guardian; bond, 500. Attorney, George r.
De Reef
Estate Of Peter Harris; letters Of administration
granted to Abram Frey; bond. $780, Attorney. J. Z.
collins
Estate of Louisa R. Russell; order to sell stock.
Attorney paul L. Sieman.
Estate Of George II. Howell order Of sale.
Estate OF Dennis J. Healey; VIII dated May 2
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
Lawsuits.

No. $3.50. William L. Warner, appellant IS Al
bert {. Peale; appeal Plaintiffs attorney G. +.
Digs.
No 4ei3l Carstairs, Mccall & Co Is Michael d.
sullivan; account S596. Plaintiffs attorney, H.
". Wheatey
No islSZ George Barrie & Sons vs. Conrad L.
collier; Judgment Of 5. G. Mills. J. p, for Sis
Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
No isl1 W Moses x Sons vs. Spencer Black
burn. note. S2E. Plaintiffs attoraeys Cole 4
Dnmaldson
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

John z. Hoey, a runaway boy, was cap
tured in the Pennsylvania station yes
terday afternoon by Detective Barbee,
who considered the boys actions sus-
picious. It developed that he had run
away from his home at Ridgewood, y. J.,
and on communicating with that town
the boys parents were located and their
son sent 10 them.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
mess On Il Business BakIs.

Doing Business On Il Business BakIs
The Washington Herald offers no
prizes, gives no rebates, sells no
books. engages IN no boyeotts or
holG-ups. but gives its whole efforts
To the printing of a wide-awake
and clean newspaper. It gives the
advertiser results because 1t has
the circulation.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

Paul Black Taken TO LynchburE.
Sergt. Seay. Of the Lynchburg police
force. came 10 this city last night and
took Paul Black In charge. Black is
wanted in Lynchburg on a charge Of
grand larceny. and he was arrested here
yesterday morning by officer Jackson, Of
the Fourth precinct
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
Criminal Court No. 1.
Criminal Court SO. ?

JLoIIIE oIAfFUHU-
United States Jennie L. MAY. assault to xiii
IN trial. Attorneys. Leckie Fulton & Cox and
Gibbs L. Baker
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
Circuit Court No. 1.

Burton Elkus; trial Plaintiffs attorneys.
George Il. Calvert, it.. Z. ". Hammond. Osborne
J. lellott and r. ". Brown; defendants attorneys
\ ;. Worthington and C. ]. Faulkner.
No motions for to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs. Charles r. Evans and Harry j.
O'Donnen murder; on trial. Attorney. Thomas c.
Taylor.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank,
At Washington in the District q Columbia AZ the
Close q business January g. 1867.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

District u Columbia. City Of Washington. s.:
T. WI. g. WORTHINGTON. secretary treasurer
Of the abo1e-named bank, do solemuly swear that
the above statement is true the test Of my kn0xi
edge and belief
WI c. WORTHINGTON, secty-Tress-
Subscribed and swon 70 before me this Jth day Of
lamar 1907. JOS s DUFFY.
Notary Public.
COrTsct-Attest.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
WALL STREET NOTES
Business of Steel Corpora
ton Continues to Grow.
STOCK IS HOLDING UP WE'LL

Decline Is but Three Points, While
Several Standard Issues Drop as
Mach as Ten Points, and I'm Case OF
Union Pacific Twelve and a Half.
Reading Has Bright Outlook.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

District Of Columbia. County Il Washington, So
J. g. " EDMONSTON. Cashier II the aboge
named bank do soeInuly that the above state
mcut is true. the best d ms knowledge and belief
g. W. EDMONSTON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 30 before me This 3st day q
January, 1917. $. DUNCAN BRADLEY.
Notary Public.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

JOHN JOY EDISON.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
ELLIS SPEAR
BRATNARD II. WARNER,
WATSON J. NEWTON.
VA. A. MEARNS,
MARTIN A. KNAPP,
JOHN r. LARNER
AUGUSTUS CRANE, JR,
Il. X. WILLARD
W. Z. BARKER.
Directors
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Central National Bank.

i washington, n tbe Disirict II Columbia, al lie
close Of business January IS, 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

District Of Columbia, City Of Washington. s.:
l. JOHN e. ECkLOFF. cashier Of the above
named bank do s0lemnly swear that the above state
ment IS true 70 the best Of my knowledge and belief
JOHN G. ECkLgFF Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before this Slst day Of
WI S. TORBERT. Notary Public.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Citizens Savings Bank,
AZ Washington. in the District Of Columbia at the
close Of business January Is, 1901
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

l. ANDREW PARKER, Treasurer Of the above
named company do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best OF ny knowledge and
belief ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before me this 51th dsy Of
January. 1867. A B. DENT.
Notary Public.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

EDW. ?. SCHWARTZ.
ELDRIDGE Z. JORDAN,
A. d. CARPENTER,
Direct rs-
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
National Metropolitan Bank.

{ Washington. = C.. al the close q bus.7ess
January D. 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Home Savings Bank Of Washing
ton, D. c.,
At Washington, in the District Of Columbia at the
close Of business January Is 1907.
The sun., 1907-09-06

hov-~ o-s ~ a. si,a 80. n~=a 'h., .he 'nld
rosi p~ve ,usllyr ask 81 'hr cvnmmsaoa~v
u rresnt that other persons hal 'nlt
ne thai shs tolf ms that
~ Far 40 yoa know ~, xht Eve. never
to,sl von anything shpu' anvthnv'- c,n-
t,nusst tho commissioner
No
comm -~ioner FsirmiTn a-Sc,l Mrs. Pep-
yves. %he Gid she had ard he ask 81 her
hoe she n Dcs u vss Might Eyes
when I vas under control once the spirit
went out among tho I,~vs,rs VITO we're With
M and tsld GENT lasRsn that hs ltad tak az
. ptcsure ~ her long ago. Ee rerpemheret
the occasion and later si' we'd me the
picture"
Do you know apythlng about Mimi"
wiifamss Bright Eyes, asked Lawyer
Rosenbera
NO
Mr.. Pepper Nanlisrh,it was ASKED many
quesiions conS Seruing the "beautf,il coat
aha she referr~d ~ in one Of her letters to
Nfr Vanderbilt an ha wing been given through
hsm. although he told her he angel world
got ia for her. Ths mesi,nn said that inc
rsember- % her congregation look mp a
collection for Q Christmas present for her,
ard that Mar. Vanderbih was one ~ the
contributors.
The angel world coulrin have hai any
thing to do with the coat n you hadn't been
a medium. them" said Lawyer Rosenberg
~ hadn'i been a medium ana in church,
no"
Mrs Pepper will he on the stand again
this morning.
The sun., 1907-09-06
ALEX. WILLIAMS NOT WEEPING
gIs 'ORNER LOrs NOr I0rTHyD
~ THE tkVDtTp nm.


There will b- the h,el,e-, pleasure ~
club Curl les when II hecom.s known here
with that the property owned IN Hskoist.
nv the once Pplir. Inspector Alexander
~ Williams ~ not q complete loss bccaus"
II the disastrous fire which the cable reports
has swspt that Japanc-e town. Il does
not take very long memory 10 recall that
Nr MIlis ms about thirteen wears ago.
ris is public the fact that his wealth M great
part hal come from well Thought put IN
YES; ments in corner lots IN the hoIrsaing
town of Hakodate. The information fob
lowed questions aimed by John W Col
in the Lexow investigation. II is also
ancient history To recall that MIR. Williams
explained that as sailor lad he had mentally
picked ont Hakodate ~ the right plaC"
for a few honestly carr"t pennies ." ne
invested.
Mr. Goff il WASN'T Recorder Gon until
later was so unkind then ~ to Suggest thai
foreigners couldn't hold property IN Japan
under treaties existing AT the tlIne Nlr
Williams said he had ma lie his investments.
Hat the inspector said that he had made
the invest nents. so 10 was true. wasn't -
Corner lots in Hakodate have gone up
much since that time that Mr.. Nlllanw
has been ahlC for some time To live ~ cont
parative ease the greatest expense under
which he labors IN in the form of cable tolls.
~
ing long messages, collect, AZ all hours ~
the day and night. regarding his property
there. and this has IN some cases ouf down
tho profit on some pieces ~ land >" that ~
can hardly be se~n.
reporter for THE SuN foun The in
spector at home IN West Nincty-tifth street
last evening and unfolded cable form
which bore the news that the obstructive
blaze had wiped Hakodate out of every
thing except Recorder Cons memory,
~. ttalt- IN ha
porter just To say something Japanese.
We'll, what's it all aboutf" asked Mt,
Williams, IA he looked the csblegrsm
over.
1T musr be very sad blow said the
reporter.
What a sad blow"
Having all your beautiful property in
Hak oda,e wiped out like that IL in enough
to make one weep; Too sad TOO sad"
Alex Never mind about that. The prop
erty's all right"
why. is il ms"
The Questioner had almost finished that
sentence when messenger boy came
hurrying Ipure fictionl down the street from
Columbus avenue and dashed up the steps,
Pardon me-" said MIR. Williams, but it's
Thursday and you know the girl has her
day or" He went to the door and took tho
message from the boy. Pardon me.
again" he said. "if open this in your pres
ence." After reading IL he turned II over
for publication:
HAKoDArF. Sept. ! delayed lotD.
tIubnWs, nUork.
Can raise rent yen year on Hama ga rhi
Namashita. Ans. collect TouoCHI
"You see" said the inspector, that
is one Of my busiest men But am afraid
that shall have to get rid of him. You
see, that cablegram has fifteen words
That costs me sis.9s Raising the rent
ven year on Yamashita would amount
TO 4 006 So YOU can see that when answer;
'Togochi. Hakodate. IL you can get il.
clubwms.' ! am not going TO make a whole
lot Of profit.
What does 'clhbwms' meanp" asked the
listener
The sun., 1907-09-06

~ N uA ~ M. . 81 rld tsya lhev stick
~ ~, memory .'tv aHd mkht
S"rt ~ Wght-'iok nh whst'- rash-i
tho dusst.unrr
Don't taiA snpp vpung man. Was the
severe rppumaui
We'll ! wa, t-s.ng lf ~ vas true thar
vow place Nas fully ,n-ii
Ding went ne h-il again and N cam"
another hpV Nuh - u"--sg" THIS one
resd
H,N"r,ts. sept. p ,l'',v"'I rp' 90 mu,h.
. iBb,rms grpTh
log, lamag,tt. roof Ieak- n - ~ainins
nov shall repair or shall refuse ~ repair
~" -h'll ! inst ~ open plumbing
sfDHnHosr
Give me . hlank -aii Alex ,o the boy
I'm answer him YES. he said in. that
that's very good wav answer the FIRST
one after lunch 'y"s and the next M and
So on. Ru Won were going 20 saw"
"Oh I was merely asking " Won had in
surance on all your property Ia Hakoda,e'-
asked the reporter
"Aw, come now crawl IN your pedestal
said Mr. Williams
-But YOU have property ~ Hak odaia.
haven't YOU was the question.
Looks like II. doesn't ~" asked the once
inspector "Or courss. have
And the properiy's all right
Well answered Mr. Williams the
property that ! have in liak odate j. all
right II isn't damaged hit by the lire.
Have you heard from your agents about
that?" asked the lnquirins soul
Here comes thai boy again said the
hos' n" read "rl the telegram
HAkopArt. sept. not delayed he lru a. hi
'iUiwms rgort
story property hurned an gor ~inge rs
a fake HAHAHAHA
"Nou see" sa,i the inspector. That
proves IL That fellow out there tried to
write American slang but ha failed
q am very glad ~ have learned that your
property il all right" said rHE SuN man
IA he left
Well. young man. il YOU have any money
thar you'd like 10 invest out there III talk
business to you. said the genial Mr.. Will
isHls Thar stuf IN going mp every day"
The sun., 1907-09-06


Put Z Rsler Arrest for THEFT.
Five employees ~ the Blanchard Press
a; .es Canal street were arrested yesterday
afternoon on y charge Of having robbed
that concern ~ electrotype plates upon
which the firm placed a value Of sa.S0O. II
10 alleged that the plates were taken out
of the building and sold to various Junk
dealers.
The men arrested were Daniel Sullivan.
a driver; John Alamo and John Canese.
assistant portsrs. Joseph Mahon The On
ginesr Of the building. and JohnMckenns.
the head porter. They were arrested IN
the building and. il In said. made confess
sions. Later they wefe locked up in the
Ehya beth street station.
The plates which disa appeared had been
stored In the old ONCE OF the hrm on the
Canal street side of the building. Last May
n fire damaged the building, causing the
moving OF the Offices into The adjoining
building which froAts on Walker street
Connection was made between this build
ing and tho other on some of the noors about
three weeks ago and Immediately after this
was done il was found that the plates were
missing: The plates were Tor q book en-.
tited The National Alumni There we're
10 0W OF them in sixty boxes. Each box
weighed thirty pounds.
The disappeaTance of the plates meant
n serious loss to tho firm and the mat was
turned over 70 the Drummond detective
agency II was decided that the plates
could have been removed only by EN-
ployees Of the QOncern and these were
shaeiowed. with the result that Ave Of them
fell under suspicion.
Mahon, the engineer. 10 said to have
broken down yesterday and to have con-
Tossed 10 having hsped take the plates
down in the elevator which he runs. From
the cellar they were put ON trucks and taken
20 various junk shola All of the mon ar
rested. il il alleged, helped in removing
the plates.
The firm In said 10 have the Names Of the
Junk dealers. As the plates were stolen three
weeks ago Il il believed that they have been
DESTROYED II that 10 so il will BE- necessary
to turn out new sst Of plates for the book.
The sun., 1907-09-06
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Mems Odd Trousers, $3.25
Mems Odd Vests, soc

Two hundred and ninety pairs Of Trousers
One hundred and sixty-6ve Vests.
This cleanup priced radical reductions Of the
odd and trousers that have become from the Summer
suits which they beonged-Sl5 to s35 suits
oed
all from upward.
black
thbe quantity striped
regular stock st ~ and all priced
S315 pair.
At the almost dcuousy low prices the lots will sold out
in short orerbe prompt wish your Of the
economy.
Main aoorN
The sun., 1907-09-06

New Presbyterian church fer The nssn>. &.
Plana have been fied with Building
Superintendent Reville for new church To
be built by the Presbytery Of New York for
q newly established congregation Of Pres
byterians on Morris Park avenue, cast Of
Barrtes avenue. II will be Of brick, trimmed
with ornamental stone, with frontage
Of % feet and . depth Of 40 fest. II 10 TO
cost sis,OOO. James A. Wars a Son are the
aYchitects
The sun., 1907-09-06
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hs ~ Shet,., !, wss uptown or down.
a -. % 49,.
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pssoe narnsi Clancy one witness was
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r..,.J ,, Rh,.lr I.l.nd She uass~d AWAY
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Lawyer Rosenberg.
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pap' "'S "an' wv "s ~"
0fs IL" YER ihe pster looked TO be
BUSINESS letterhead.
No. frs, saw il when J, Was handed to
ne after the marriage"
LAWYER Rosenberg said he int,nc.ed TO
prove that the paper was forged.
'Dit Won ever sign q paper swes ring that
you we're never married TO Mr. Pepparf'
LAWYER SturRis FOR tho responde-t OBJ
tsIned
LAWYER Rosenberg tried 10 ask cth-r
along this hne. and when ohiec-
tions 20 them were sustained he said M
wanted TO show that Mrs. Vanderbilt was q
Maamlsi
The sun., 1907-09-06

rood food and sickness
Of any sort often means
q lack Of the right sort,
or failure 10 properly
digest II.
drape.Nuts, the deli.
cious scientific food. can
Be digested BY babies,
Is well as adults, and
works faithfully for them
all
There's q reason.
Read "The Road to
MELVILLE" In pkgs.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-13
AsissIonsry society Mestino.

Tho adfout 1Htesx<,,, :, - q ~ :. -
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~ n, . L ~ $500 ps.s .. u.u
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leave here for college will be Miss
Ossie Haney and Lois Currie, who
leave on the twenty-seventh for
Wards Seminary at Nashville. Tenn.
and Miss Annie Draughn. who will
soon leave for Cleveland, Tenn, where
she Will enter Centenary College
again This year.
Prof. G. Lamar Neale, Of Montrose.
arrived last night preparatory to TAX
ing up his duties as principal Of the
Main street school, Mr.. Neale is a
graduate Of Millsaps, and comes high
" recommended.
Miss Katherine Orr who has been
visiting Mrs DIR. Carter on Bay street,
Is visiting friends in Laurel, where
she will stay a few days before leav-
ing for her home in Crawford, Miss.
Miss Florence Deason will entertain
a few friends informally this after
noon. from to s, at her home on
Southern avenue, in honor Of her
guest, Miss Bolton. Of Newton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucas and
little son, Irwin, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. ]. H. Ellerbe for the
past week, have returned to their
home in McComb City.
Misses Norma Powe and BESSIE
Haney, accompanied by Miss lone
Fisher and others from Lumberton,
left Tuesday night for Brenau Col
lege, in Gainesville. Ca
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Mrs. M. Phearson. of Biloxi, and
Miss Reedey, Of this place, who are
spending a while at Rawls Springs,
spent several hours here yesterday.
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Miss Olive Kelley, who has been the
attractive guest OF Miss Allie Camp,
for several weeks. returned to her
home in vicksburg yesterday.
Miss Louise Hayes, Of st. Louis, ar
rived in Hattiesburg last night and
hereafter win be in charge OF O'Fer-
rails millinery department
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Mr.. J. F. Heard. of Yazoo City, who
has been a business visitor to Hat
tiesburg for several days. returned to
his home yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Foote and little Birdie,
of Newhebron, while en- route to Ellis
Vile, spent yesterday with DR.. and
Mrs J, D, Donald
Miss Maude Evans, of st. Louis, ar
rived yesterday and will be head trim
mer in the millinery department at
Davidson & Co.
The friends of Miss Hattie Shannon
will regret to learn that she is quite
III at the home Of Mrs. w. T. Haney,
on Court street.
Mrs R. s. Warren, of Jackson, who
has been the guest Of erlatives here
for several days, returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. P. M. Finch and Mrs. H. G..
Fridge, who are rusticating at Rawls
Springs, we're in the city few hours
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Pullen have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to
relatives in Georgia and Fort Smith.
Ark.
Miss Lois Cooper, of Brookhaven
while en- route home from Moss Point,
spent yesterday with Miss Evelyn
Cook.
Mrs. Lee Simpson. who has been
spending the summer in Nashville
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