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The Washington herald., 1907-10-11
TRAMPFEST A FLYER
Lowers TWO-year-Old Pacing
Record at Lexington.
GOES FIRST HEAT IN 2:11M
In Kentucky FutuFity Game Young
ster Defeats Katherine 4. and
After GrueIIing Contest - Leading
Lady, FavOrite, Finishes Last.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 10-The worlds
pacing record. 2.13i4, for a two-year-old.
made by JUte in 1885, was beaten a second
and a half by the roam colt Trampfest IN
the 5000 Juvenile Kentucky Futurity
here to-day. The RECORD for the Futurity.
made by Katherine a. in 1902, Of 2I4
was reduced two seconds and a quarter.
Trampfest only scored his sensational
time after a bitter contest with Dorothy
Axworth. This grueIling contest settled
the FLY, but the winner had 10 do his
very best In the next heat TO defeat
Thistle Down. The heat was done In
much slower time, the second and last
heat being trotted in 2:16&.
Trampfest was developed by W. G.
Simpson. Of this city, who has had charge
of him since his yearllng form until the
recent Columbus meeting. when he turned
him over to Tommy Murphy. Simpson
still retains the management Of the colt,
which is owned by Burbin Horn. the
wealthy Pittsburg merchant
The Leading Lady, the post favorite
Unbeaten until to-day, was on her bad
behavior and finished last in the deciding
heat. The weather was fine, the attend
ance equal to that of the opening dav
and the track fast Trampfest was bred
by W. L. Spears, of this county. He is
out Of Medium Last by Happy Medium
/ FIRST RACE-2DS class, pacing; purse. 81 900,
LADY Maud, Ch, m, by CitwOOd Me
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LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SE furlmss. No Quarter. lG
Qickeusl, 5 10 l. won; Beuslnhur,t. llS Heap.
L 70 J. second Air ship, llg Bolandl so J. third
Time. lis 25 ROYAL Bond. Jack kercheyille,
Young Stevens, Clifton Forge, Avendog. ETic~au,
Duchess Ollie. Paud Mathew GaUlt, Sister Polly,
and Cork Hil als8 Iau.
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-laf flri0ngs.
TiCslutTiCW Belle. lG uumtainl. 5 20 J. won;
Esther Brown. 100 CTumauI. Is o. J., second Cath
crime r., 100 l1IcAIIsrCrl. % 20 J. third Time,
so. Hasty Agnes Lararriud. ROYAL Queen. Cedar.
Divorce, Donald o.. Snake Mary Mamie Gala
CHER, Top Lofty. KCmtla Kinks and Agnes Wood
als1 Wu
THIRD RACE-Ouo and oue-sixreenth miles.
Couyoio. 200 tPckeusi. DO 90 l. won, Lady Esther,
100 "a. Walsh, : % J. ssc0ud; Edwin Gum no
IHcdeI 90 T. third. Time. ], as. Light Wool,
LeAoliue. and Polly Frim also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SI furlJuss. Miss paddtn. l07
&C. koemeri, 3 90 5, won; Ny Queen Of the
Roses. l0- J Hicks. l3 90 I. second; Mark Time,
lJl .M0mtainl, 10 To- I. third. Time. l.6 Coon,
George YouEg Old Company f.. Belle Of PeDHuce.
Capt, Pearson, J, p Edwards, Lamal0u, and Roger
s. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Miss Strome. 90 Pow
Crsl Il 20 s. won. Charlatan I0s AIountaini, 20
/, second; Beau BrIumel, l6 81. Leel, 20 o
third. Time. la % Warner GrisWeil, Gold Duke
Gull and Hazel Patch also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SlX tur.ouEs. Arrow Swift, H-
iBrandt, 10 J. won; Nansel, 80 ,Pie0tu, 90
second; Peoria. l57 CAiolntaiul. % 1. third. Time
l2g Is Ssbado Dr. Sims, Tyrola, Nizer. RezaU
Canada. BefoFd. Bmm0le Lad and Capt. Chd-
also rau.%
SEVENTH RACE-Sx fulngs. McChud. il.
&C. Koencrl. 70 J. won; AIeuick l2i lBroWuI
o 90 ], second Black Fox. I9 I'D. Bolaud). 10 % =
third Time, 1l5 50. Tobogsau. Dr. Lee Huffman
Rover. Cygnet, Martins. Potter, and Killd0c also
Tau
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Il. schafer ., and Julia jenkins. Is Rev.
Lionel 4. WE
J. Howard Walton. q. Clifton Station Va. and
Marie /. Hsskius. 2 Richmond. Va Rev. J. Z.
Irvine.
Frank u. Grimm. g. Franklin. Pa. and Mar
garet c. Mitchell. 81. MeadUue. Pa. Rev. James
A. Smyth.
George Thomas Hoge. p Los Angeles. Cal. and
Ncttie Gnau, ls. Baltimore, Nd. Rev. J. b. Nc
Laughlin.
Alfrcd Holmesd, 45 and Louise ". Boarman, g
Charles S Buudy J. F.
Charles C. Miller. IT.. SO. and Edna S. Kennon.
=. Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
Arthur L. welch 2, and Anna Hamel 3. Rev.
G.. Siver1Cle.
William E Kneiple. 81, Hauisonburg Va and
Annie Erharl. g. Norfolk. Va. Rev. ]. Z Irvine.
Herman L. Doering, 3. and Elsie NJ. Hess. 2.
both u Baltimore I'D. Rev. Enoch Schroeder.
COLORED
Robert Swami, 2. and Carrie Tinker, IS. Rev.
J. 9. Dent.
Thomas Dennis Ray. @. Fredericksburg Va. and
Lena Madge Grayson, q, Alexandra. Va Rev.
J. Milton Wa1dr0n.
Richard Wright 81 and Eliza n. johnson. ..
Rev. r. A. Amstead.
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STEEL TRUST TO MAKE BRICK.
Small Firms Alarmed by Intention
of Powerful mbination,

Pittsburg oct. io-The United States
Steel Corporation has decided 20 manufac-
ture bricks for its own use in the Pitts
burg mill district. and may possibly buy
up all the bric[-making concerns in this
part Of the country and enter the market
as producers of are brick also.
Much consternation is manifest among
small brick-makiug concerns to-day on
receipt Of a circular letter from the Of
.hces Of the Carnegie steel Company here
asking for information regarding the
workings of the plant
Many Of the brickmakers are asked 10
submit for twenty days IN succession
samples of their bricks Us turned out
daily. and also supply some detailed
working drawings. Each plant has also
been asked o. snow its location. with
reference 20 the Pittsburg manufacturing
district, how the plant is reached by
either water or rail. and the cost OF trans
porting material, raw and finished. The
byickmakers are in a quaudary.
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THIRD RACE-2:l5 class; pacing purse, 1900.
IL Ma-I-H b. q hE Bow Eldar nIal-

FOURTH RAcE-2:6 class: trOtting; three IN
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BALDWIN TO FIGHT SULLIVAN.
Local BOY Meets Bostonian in BaIti-
more October %.

Baltimore. Nd, oct. 10.-What looks FAR
10 Dee the best match IN recent years to
be fought in this city was made to-day,
when Manager Al Herford of the Eureka
Athletic Club, got Matty Baldwin, Of Bos-
ton, to meet Kid Sullivan, Of Washington.
in ffteen-round battle at the Germauia
Maennerchor Hall on Tuesday, October %.
Baldwin is looked upon as the best man
in the ring to-day. When negotiations
were opened the Boston boxer readily
agreed 10 meet Sullivan, providing the
Capital City lad made l3O pounds for the
contest Manager Herford has been after
Tommy Murphy, of New York, TO meet
Sullivan here, but he bemmed and hawed,
and be was finally passed up by the local
promoter
Baldwin viii undoubtedly prove a
stronger attraction here than Murphy
since Baldwin had victory to his credit
/ over the Gotham pugilist, who is touted
/ by the New York sports as the coming
/ lightweight champion. Baldwin gave
Murphy "a good whipping in Chelsea,
Mass, for fifteen rounds last season, and
at the end Of the contest the referee
I HAttiikAAe EtANI tAAN fNlAlAA ~ hllI 1DckDil
/ contestant.
The victory over Murphy sent Baldwiu's
stock a-soaring. and this season he is
one of the most sought-after boxers by
/ promoters in the East Baldwin IS now
after Abe Attell. tbs feather-weght
champion, for a battle for the title, and
I agrees to do 122 pounds for the champion.
/ Should he win over Sullivan. Johnny
/ Mach Baldwin's manager, will go after
/ Attell with both feet.
! Baldwin has been boxing around New
York. and is in grand condition at present,
so he will need but little work to put him
on his mettle for his go with Sullivan,
who showed he was not stale when he
/ defeated Tommy Lowe the fast Wash
/ ington boxer, in the opening bout Of the
/ Eureka Club. Sullivan will find Baldwin
to be one Of the speediest lads that he has
/ been asked TO face in a long time Sui
Ivan, however, never finches no matter
who his opponent may be.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST BACE-Five and one-half furl0ngs Nam
aroueck, 100 n. Baker. 4 to J. v0n Cantless. Jos
lAl0reandl, % g. second, Audalusa III RileyJ,
to s. third Time. lIl 35 Yankee Rose. Talent,
SeabOard, and Antoine also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sh0rt course. Merry George.
l3i Beruhardu, 20 l. Won; ButWeu. Ii2 Rae.
% %, second; Lulu Young, ~ lCorbly 3 TO 8.
third Time, $40. Daca, Judge Nolan, and Pick
Time also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Arauuteer. lOi NIm-
ply, 10 20 !, won, Col Jack, 10 lFoley} even.
second; Glimmer. 90 AlulCahyI 8 % g. third. Time.
lA6 25 AI0rtib0y, Hawkama. and The EugiisLmau
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FHe furlaugs Padroue. 81
Connolly. 20 J. won; Our Boy. l82 Diuuhyl. 20
J. second Ketchemike, IE Riley. Z 20 I0 third
Time los. Linda Lake. Eouite Out Of STEP Al
bia and Ross also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SK furlongs OIeasa, I04 bur
toni. 2 to l. won. Josephine. IW GIeucsI % T.
second; TyTulian -04 Murphy. % l. third. Time.
lI9 Is. Ericlla, Reina Swift, Raining Leaves and
silver Tail also rau.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-slxteenth miles.
Cocksure, l0i Dolabyi, 20 3 won; Chanida lN
Morelandi, even second. Wise Hand I02 Connolly
p % J. third. Time, l55. Joe Lew Alta Mac
Donald, The Globe. and Russell A. also ran.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
EauIty Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAuGH,
In re lmacy Of Nancy j. Roy; committee autbor-
lied % convey
Scott yse Putnam; leave TO withdraw certain ex-
hihits Complainant solicitors Everett, MolnaT
Ewing: defendant SOLICITOR II. W. sohou, kalston
a sidd0ns and D. r. Colladay
Thomas vs.. Thomas; bin dismissed foF want of
prosecution, Complainant solicitor Campbell Car
rngtm: defendants solicitor, j. II. Smith.
West rs. West; cause re-refured TO examiner.
Cou-Painaut's solcito. L. NJ. King defendants So
lciDor, J. L. Neill
Hoffman vs. Hoffman; rule as 10 cor.e-eTt ref'sTaa-
able october 3. C0mplsiuants solicitor, W T.
Plumiey.
In re petition Of Jordan q Bloomer: to dissolve
cooperation; order Of publication. Attorneys Mad
dox a Galley
In re Farmers Trust. Banking and Deposit Com
paHy Of Baltimore Md; 0dG appointing Eldngldgc
s. johnson and r. Harrison Johnson, ancillary re-
caivTs; bond. $4,000. Petitioners solicitors, Mad
d0E q Galley.
Motions for to-day:
No. sos. In re bankruptcy II. safranek & Bro.
Attorneys Wolf * Rosanberg, Loving -stearlnan,
ShOles,
No. l. Faunce ct al VS. HimeIvright ct al o.
11neys. Adrmaus-Latmer
No. 7. Wilson vs.. Young. Attorneys. Stewart
King.
No. g. Hin vs.. Gilbert ct al Attorneys. Thomas.
O'Don1hue- Hoehliug.
No. H. Gray vs.. Gray ct al Attorneys Douglass
Bimey * WOodard
Ne. D Harrison ot al. vs.. Civil Service Commis-
sion Attorneys. Evans. TiJnlas-Baker.
No. Is. Ambrecht vs.. Ambrecht Attorneys, Car
rngton-Ryau.
No Il. Deyo ys Deyo ct al Attorneys Green
Ambrose.
No. ls LLOYD vs. Lloyd Attorneys. Johnson
Bcll.
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HOWE RETURNS FROM ARCTIC.
Brings TidinEs from MikOtsen and
LeHingweII at FIaxman Island.

San Francisco, oct. 1o-Coming direct
from Flaxman Island, where Capt Ejar
Mikotsen and Ernest de Koven Letting
well, of the University of Chicago, are
frozen up solid for the long arctic winter.
Or. George p. Howe, surgeon for the
arctic explorers, has returned to this city
az the head of a small band.
Terrible experiences and privations are
recouuted to-day by Dr. Howe. According
TO his story. AIiketsen and Lefingwell,
after reaching Beaufort Sea, their desu-
nation. decided 20 cross the icy waters
in search Of land Many times they be-
came lost; more often they were crippled
and torn by falling on the rough ice.
Finally, when forced 10 abandon the
ship and relief camp. the explorers re-
fused to return 10 the States with the
rest OF the party.
Well provided with clothing and provi-
si0ns, Miketsen and LeffngweH win make
their home on Flaxman Island until next
summer, when they viii again make the
effort 20 find land.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ridge R0ad-Eliza A. Carbery to Mary D. Garter
one and Cne-half acres Of Carbeuy tract. SO.
Columbia Heights-Julia T. DcNeale ct VIZ, George
$. to Roger 7. Mitchell, Trustee lot 20, block
81. SO. Roger T Mitchell trustee, conveys same
property 70 Julia T. and George s. DeNeale.
Twentieth street northwest. between New York ave
nue and strect-Carrie /. T. Knox 10 Patrick
OTOOle lot g square u. So
Q street northwest. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strsets-l-lizaheth A. Mantz e al. 70 Walter -.
Eiseman rart original lot s. square 90, $. Wal
Ter d. Eisemau conveys same property 20 Eliza
beth and Anna p. Mantz, $.
ADsc1stia-Fank e. Haines CO al 70 Charles l..
Cnosman. lot Us and part lot ll5 $40
No l623 Eleventh street nGrthWest-Wlilam II. g.
Brown 10 Josephine Perkins Hin. l0t il. square
&6 so.
Padsworth Harry Wariraan % Bridget K. Moriar-
it's lot g. square 2Sl5. SO
Eighteenth street northwest. between Willard and
L sireets-Jsmos J. Lamptou ct al. trustees %
Joseph ". Harper, lot 2lS square III. El50.
No. Z)E F0urtecuth street n0rthWest-Mary T. Nc
DUald e Tir Patrick J., 10 AIiburn J. Dono-
hoe and Thomas +. Kennedy two-thiris interest
J. iE iot g. square 235. SO
No. 1901 Sixteenth street u0r1hTest-Eliza n. Ben
O. Ellen 5 OsbIue and Abby L Morrow. lot
a. square I9l. SO
lie Droit Par5-J0hn r. GTigsby 10 Conrad Roebeu.
lot q, block J. So
Whitney Closs-Robert II. T. LEOPOLD, trustee, %
Mary a. CulliEaae. west half lor 2 block c.
LOO
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EARTH COVERS LABORERS.
Cave-in Results in Death and In
Jury to Italians.


New York. oct 10.-As the result Of a
cave-in in the stone yard Of Bradley &
Son. at Vernon avenue and Division
street. Long Island city just before noon
to-day. thirty Italian laborers We're
buried under tons of falling earth. One
man was killed. two were probably fatal
" hurt and the fate Of seven others Is as
yet unknown. They may be buried IN
the trench or possibly have run away in
their fright
The dead man was Saverne OtJarvo,
thlrty-one years old of Il Sherman
street. Astoria His body was dug out
from under three feet Of earth. The two
men who were dying when taken out are
Stephen Salvatore, twenty-fOur years 0h4
and John Angelo, twenty-one years old,
both Of 624 Vernon avenue. They were
removed 10 St Johns Hospital, where
il is said they cannot live.
The accident was due % the giving way
of the walls of a trench sixty feet long,
four feer wide, and eight feet deep. II
was being dug TO receive drain pipes.
Some blasting had been done. and this,
it is believed, loosened the snoring and
the earth behind IL.
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Apprentice allowance.
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MUST FORCE WAR ON JAPAN.
Secretary to Gen. NOsse Predicts
End of Coast Troubles.

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 10.-T. Saguimura,
secretary to Japanese General Nosse. got
home last night from a trip to the west.
He thinks the japanese and the Anglo
Saxon troubles on the Pacific coast will
be settled to the satisfaction of both
Canada and Japan.
To the question What about war be-
tween the United States?" he was non
commlttal, but said that he did not think
that either nation would act rashly, and
that war could not take place unless It
was forced on Japan.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-11
DEATH RECORD.

Edmund /. Pattcn. III 22d st. NV, q years.
Walter T. Wettig l6l9 Gales 81 ne ! year
Katie NJ Anderson. s25 ~ st. sE., q years.
Nicholas Ross. "a and II sts. ne. = years
Paul Richter. L. $ Soldiers Home D. G., 81 yrs
John L. Melton Govt. Hosp. Insane, s. years.
COLORED.
Louisa Campbell, AZ I st. Sc. 90 years.
Sadie BTodis. l543 st. Sc. @ years.
Mary F. johnson. lll2 22d ST. NV. 56 years.
Robert Brooks, l05 Sumner ave, Anac0stis % yTs
Morris Carey. Potomac River and 10Th ST. sw
% years.
Mary Graves, 6l3 ~ II. ave. Il years.
Henson lawson. 353 Va. ave. sw., 90 years.
Joseph Bowen. 2l2 Tenn. ave. ne, 3 moHths
Charles Walker. Is rear Of L 81. hW. l monta-
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EXEMPTS FOREIGN SHIPS.
Fleet CoalinG Vessels Freed from Tax
by BOnaparte's Decision.


Foreign bottoms carrying coal for
the fleet 10 the Pacific viii be exempt
from paying tonnage or light dues.
This decision was made yesterday by
Attorney General Bonaparte.
The decision comes aprODOs, as fuel
contractors who are TO supply the navy
coal in foreign bottoms, were consider
ably annoyed at the holding up OF the
British tramp Netherlee at Port Town
send for light and tonnage tax, in
accordance with The laws of coastwise
trade. It was reasoned that if this tax
be applied TO the foreign ships carrying
coal to San Francisco, the fuel con-
tractors would lose money on the price
made 10 the Navy Department for sup
plying and transporting the coal
One firm had telegraphed the Navy
Department that if such dues as the
Netheriee paid were to be exacted. Il
would be necessary to add 81 per ton
TO the amount Of their bid as originally
submitted
The Washington herald., 1907-10-11
MANS AGONY KILLS WIFE.
''The General Is Dying! so Am l."
Cries Stricken Woman.

Berlin, oct. 1o-The wife Of the I'M
perial Adjutant General Adolf ven Buelow
died last night under sad circumstances.
The general, who has been bedridden for
some time past. suffering from asthma
had a severe attack in the course Of the
nigat. and his attendants called the gem
erals wife, vino. seeing him apparently
suffocating and unconscious, shrieked:
THE general is dying. 50 am T."
AS she uttered the Lass words Frau Won
Buelow fen dead at her husbands bed
side.
The general recovered consciousness
later, but remains in serious condition,
and has not yet been informed of his
wifes death.
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THAYER WILL NOT RUN.
Has Filed Declaration Because of
Bartiett's Candidacy.

Boston, Oct. l0.-Johu A. Thayer. Of
Worcester. who was nominated for lieu
Bartlett faction az the split IN the Demo
cratic convention at Springfield. has made
good his declaration that DE would not
run with Bartlett by filing his formal
deciinati0n with the secretary OF the
State.
The legality of the split convention. and
whether the Bartlett or whitney ticket
shall 60 on the official ballot viii be de-
termined by the ballot law commission
at an investigation which begins to-mor-
row.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square Sis Sevau Cissel e. uz 70 John C.
Htlld sud Ad1lph A. H0. Hing. % secure
Agnes g. Cissel, s. 80 g months, per cent
sgmi-anuually, part original loi T.
Square lZ3-Patrick 0'Toole et ux. % Edward W
NAitesIGe and Harvey T. Winfield. % secure
Home BuiIding ASSOCIATION $50 Iot g.
Sguare G5-Elleu T. Egn n Marion T. Cliuk-
scales 20 secure james ". Green, S3EI5, / % %
months. per cent, lot ls
AHaclstsa-Charles l. Coakman et ux 70 Henry II.
Rargmaun aud George NJ Emmerich 20 secure
Metropolis Building Association. No. g. Sl,l10 l5t
lis and part lot u6
Square 457-MsrgaTet NJ Bal 20 William X Quinter
and Charles /. Frailey. 20 secure John C.
Heald. &oo5. months, pr cent. part original
lot T.
Randle Hiehlanis-Edvar5 T. Della e. ux 20 Bert
T. Hellister. 20 secure Bert T. H0Ilisrer. S50. Z
months. Ier cent. semi-anuually. lots II and y,
block a
Padsvorth-Hsry Warlmau 10 Charles F. Stone
and Charles W. Fairfax. % secure Carlton n
Boan, $3.50. I year. Der ceut. saui-aunuaIy.
Dot n. square 176 same 20 same. 90 secure
same, S.ool ] year. Ter CENT. scni-snulaiiy
lot u, square 2s26.
Same TO same, 20 secure same. $3.50. year. pei
cent, semi-8uuually. llt T. square 2sG same
O. same. to secure same. like debt. lot ls squar.
@-6. same O. same Co secure same. N.1t0.
year, per cent. semlanuualiy. lot T. sgu2rs
26. same 60 same. % secure same S.253.
year, 3 per cent, semi-aunuaIly. lot .. sqgar,
Padsv5rth- Bridget X. M0riarty 20 Charles "
Fairfax and s. Percy Thompson, 20 secure Ham
WaTlman. 81 $50 I 20 81 months Ier cent. l0
ST. square 2sz5
Square 531-Fraucis F. Smith et ux and Charles D.
lllaud 90 uX.. % Henry H. Besz1lann ant
George n. Emmercb. % secure Germ4u-Alnsri
can Building Association No. s. $3.50 lots II
60 ls5
( Square S59-Ja=suh c. Burger et ux- and Clareuc
". Burger gt Tx. to Washington Loan and Trus
C0mpanv 500 lCt lS
Peters NIGl oeat-Wa'tCr +. Sddlll e. TX. 10 jess
/. Heskell and John !. McLerau. 90 secun
William +. II. Merritt. S2G0, s 70 s5 months.
I rer cent. pert
/ BnghrWood FaTk-Julian y. Green et ux. 70 Heur
/ II. Bsr1naun and George n. EmmeTich 70 Sc
/ cure Gegnau-American Bnilding Association No
g. SZ10. west z lot q. block
[ Square 7J-J0hu A. Laukf1ri e uV. % Walter K
( Wilcox and George +. HaUe 70 secure AquiLl
/ r Yeakle. $500 9 years. pr cent. semi-an
uuallv part original lots IT, y. and j.
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Conference on Exposition Debt.

Assistant Secretary of the Tkaasury Ed
wards has gone TO New York to confer
with Secretary COrtelyou relative to what
action the government will take to safe
guard its claim Of $4,000 against the
jamestown Exposition Company. Any
response to the request Of Wall street
fnanciers for further deposits eff public
moneys must come from the Secretary, 1t
is stated.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, October 10, 1OO7J

probate and letters testamentary granted 70 Richard
d. smEns; bond, 500, Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of John Moore viii admitted 70 probate
and letters testamentary granted to Mary j. Moore
bend, $500 Attorney ", II. Dennis
Estate of John Nalsh letters Of administration
granted to r. Percy Myers; bond. $500 Attorney
T. Percy Myers.
Estate Of Annie ODea; letters Of administration
granted To John r. ODea; bond. 500 Attorney
81 j. Keane.
Estate Of John Clash; letters Of administration
granted % Anthony Clash bond, 800 Attorney r.
s. hey-Smth.
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BANK ROBBERS GET $4,000.
Use NItFOgIycerin in In
dim Territory job.

Dallas. Oct. 10.-The Bank of Hanna.
Ind. T., was blown open with a charge
of nitroglycerin and $1,000 in currency
secured by robbers to-day.
Hanna Is a small town on the Fort
Smith and Western Railroad, in the
Choctaw Nation. The bank was opened
short time ago. 1t was depositary
for settlers in that section. The nitro
glycerin used to blow open the safe
wrecked the building.
The officers throughout the Choctaw
Nation We're telephoned to and asked to
send bloodh6unds, as the robbers had es-
capped and left no clew.
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WELLMAN'S SHIP IS LOST.
Captain and Fifteen of Crew Drown,
Eight Bodies Being Recovered.

Copenhagen, oct 1O.-The Arctic steam
er Frithjof, which accompanied the
Wenman expedition to Spitzbergen, was
lost off Cape Langenes, Iceland, on Octo-
Der 8 The captain and fifteen Of her
crew were drowned.
The Fridtjof was making for Iceland
after having suffered injuries from an
iceberg when she was wrecked off the
Jan Mayen Island.
Her engineer was able to cling to plank
until he was picked up. Eight bodies
have been washed ashore.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-11
Eouity Suits.

No. z75a. FloIy Maglen vs., Josephine A. Maglen;
AZ TED divorce.
No H+0. Henry A. Pressey IS. Kate Royce Lati-
mer a al partition. COmplainants solicitors, Sic
man < Lerch
No. E4.. Henry X White vs.. unknown helms Of
Thomas Young 60 al. to quiet title. Complainant
solicitors George G. fiCrtmau.
No g42 In re Farmers Trust. Banking and De
post Company 0f Baltimore Nd % appoint anc-
larry receivers Attorneys Maddox * Galley.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-11
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULI

Sweeney IS. C1spoye: trustee authorized % accept
offer. Complainant solicitor, Charles J. Murphy.
Forrest -. Forrest; decree oTeuulIDg demurrer and
defendant required 90 answer original amended and
supplemental bills. Compialnaurs solicitors. CIT
tiugs a Chsmbcriiu; deiendIuts solicitors, ". g.
johnson, Edwin Forrest Charles Bsndheim, J. T..
Pad-ett and D. ". ODoE0ghue.
Motions Tor to-day.
No. @ Durfee IS Durfee. Attorneys Balderston-
TobTiugr.
GiCs-CaUiugt0u.
No. a. Carey vs. Carey, Attorneys. Adriaans-
Fugitt.
NJ. l6 In re c. Frank Hailman. Attorneys,
Bcueud DaYil-WriCIt
Bell -BUrkhaTd.
No. ~. AFuew vs., HgtchinS. Attorneys, Craglu,
Thomas -BrdudlnhUTg & BaudenbUrg-
Hab,as c1rUus-Iu re- Ellen TayIoe WeddeTburn.
Attorneys, Hgfty, Brudheim-Beuy q Minor.