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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-26

chamberlain, has been arrested, with
the approval of the new emperor, on
suspicion of melting riot.
May Be Japanese Trick.
The Hague, July The Korean
delegation left today for London. Many
rumors are in circulation and accord
ing to one of them the Koreans have
only been the Japanese instruments
for creating such a situation as would
justify the addiction of the emperor
and the practical annexation of
Korea by Japan.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-26

A lot of men imagine that they know
all about the financial question be-
cause they happen TO know man who
lives next door to bank.
Don't trade a morsel of love for a
whole wagon-load Of garbage. Some
of us have already done that to our
sorrow.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-26

Many storm could be so easily
averted IL we only watched the baro-
meter that hangs on the wall OF the
human heart.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-26

Keep your good eye on the fellow
that is over humble. There will be
something doing.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-26

Love can only find home among
lovers
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-26

Toxic, July 22.-It is reported from
Seoul that the retired emperor re-
fused to acknowledge his complete
noninterference with the new admin
istration, insisting that the new EN-
peror was only his proxy. He was
prevailed upon to withdraw from his
position and to consent to the in
auguration of a new epoch with
new name, in accordance with usage
PAX Yon Ho was reapointed house
hold minister, and Vito Choi, chic
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Congressional Libsar-Open a. m 70 10 D m
on secular days; from p. N. to 10 p. m on Sun
days and certain holidays
Public LibTRry-Opcn 10 a. N. to 10 p m. IL win
ter; 20 to p N. ia summer; holidays, usual
hours: Sundays. 10 10 p m.
Executive MansioD-Opcn 10 a. m. to p. m.
United States TreasIry-Open a. n. 70 p. m.
State. War and Navy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. N.
to p IA. The original Declaration Of Independence
is IN the Library Of the State DEPARTMENT.
United States Patent 0fhce-Open a. m. 10 2 D m.
United States Pension Bureau-Open a. m. to
p. m.
United States Post-onice-Open q. m. TO Up. m.
Washington City Post-ofice-Open all hours The
Dead Letter Office is in the city post-oriee.
National Botanic Gardens-Open a N. TO 2. N.
Fish Commission-Open 9 a. N. to 2. m.
Army Acdical Museum-Open A m 20 p. m
National Museum-Open 3 a. N. to D. N. lin
Gliding holidays.
Smithsonian Institution-Open a. n. to p. m.
Including a0daysl.
Agricultural Experimentation a. m. to 4 p. m.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-ODen a. m.
10 30 p N.
Washington Monument t555ss feet in heightl-open
8 a. m. to SO p. m. Elevator does not after
4-s0 p M
CoFcoran Gallery Of Art-Open 80 a N. to D. m.
in winter; a. IA, 10 Z p. N. in summer. sundays
lao ,. m 10 p. m, except IN midsummer. Ad-
mission free Tuesdays. Thursdays. saturdays and
sundays: other days. 25c admission.
Government Printing Ofhce-Open 10 a. m. g 2
?. III.
Navy Yard-Open a. m TO p. m.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washington
Open II a. m. to I u N.
Arlington National Cemetery-Open all day.
United States soldiers Home-Open a. N. 10
sunset.
Geological Park-Open al day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and kensirgtun.
Naval 0bssrVar oTy-fipeu Q A n. n 8 u
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and Alex
sndTia.
southWorth Cottage. Thrty-sixth street and Pros
pect avenue.
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SEEKS TO DIVORCE 3. Il. NYE
Mrs. Beatrice J. Nye Sues Artist for
Absolute Decree.
Custody of the Child and Permanent
NOnsuppOrt, and DesertiOB.

Mrs Beatrice }. Nye. through her next
friend. Esther Noah, yesterday began a
suit for absolute divorce against her hus-
band, Edgar II. Nye, the well-knowu
artist. alleging inhdelity, noHsupport. and
/ desertion. Mrs. Nye asks for the custody
of their only child and permanent ali
mony
Mrs. Nye states through her attorney
Edwin l. Wilson, that they were mar
ried in Baltimore January ,. 1894. and
that they lived together until February,
1905. when. she alleges. her husband.
Mr. Nye, abandoned her and their child,
giving her to understand at the same time
/ that he would not again return to her.
/ He went to Europe, Mrs. Nye says. where
| he remained for a period and his return
to this country was unknown to her until
she was informed Of that fact by friends.
Mrs. Nye alleges that upon his return
he did not come TO live with her. but went
20 live with his father and mother. In
July. 1906, Nye again went to Europe. ac-
cOrding TO Mrs. Nye's statement. where
he remained until the fall OF 1906. upon
his return again making his home with
his parents, entirely ignoring her and
their child
Mrs. Nye alleges Mr.. Nye never sup
ported her with the exception of about
two weeks after their marriage. when
they lived with his parents. She claims
that her own mother has supported her
and the child since February. 1894. and
that she has also reared the child which
is now two years and three months cid
Mrs. Nye alleges that her husband. aside
from the income he derives from the sale
Of his paintings. receives from his-father.
who is said 10 be a man Of considerable
means. large sums which enable her
husband 70 travel great deal in this
country and 10 20 TO Europe for some
part Of each year. She says that her
husband has at least 81 500 a year to spend
and is now about to leave this country.
and alleges that he has treated her de
mands for support of herself and child
with contempt
Il is further alleged in the suit that
during his visit to Europe in 1905 ne
made the acquaintance in oxford. Eng
land, OF one Amy Phillips. with whom. il
is alleged. he lived as man and wife
Mrs. Nye asks the court for absolute
divorce for custody Of the child. and
for permanent alimonX.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

I Connecticut Avenue Highlands-ATark 4. Carleton
ct 10 John T. Arms and samuel a. D17lry,
10 secure the Connecticut Avenue Highlands
COMPANY $50. three years, and one to forty
i've months PER cent, semi-annually, lots 20 and
81. block Z.
I Columbia Hsights-sudie B. Pratt 10 Jesse L.
Heiskeu and Robert Callahan. TO secure William
Z. Il. Merritt, $3.50. three years. per cent.
semi annually. lot z, block ..
I Square Iis7-Hcrbert a. Davis 10 Walter p. Plum
ley and w Preston Williamson, to secure Rosa
W. Cash, $3.50. two years per cent. semi
annually. parts q lot ..
Square lei6-tieorse Il. Myers ct TX. to Thoma.
IT. Picktord and James 4. Erersou, 70 secure
Percy ". Piekford $3.50, one TO eighty-six
months per cent, seui-annualy, lot l&
IsherWood-Nannie L. Collins 70 Frank T. Rapp
and Scot Nesbit 10 secure Edwards Land and
Building Company 500. three years, per cent,
semiannually lot :. block SIS
Widows Alite-Emm0ns 5 Smith ct ux TO Fred-
erick FTclinghuysen and Edward I. Dubbins
10 secure the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company Of Newark y. J.. S500. one 10 five
years, per cent semiannually lots lS2 and Isl
SefssE< e'lL'ssfer \ Casuar et TX 20 Albert "
Chapel ana IERury r. TAYLOR. to secure LoT-
ing Chapel. S6A. monthly payments $40. per
cent. part lot g.
Whitney Close-William VI. Gain ct ux. to Walter
X. Nlic1N and George r. Kane. 10 secure teru
Espey. so. three years. S per cent semiannually
Part lot S. block {; same to sane. 10 SECURE SANE,
$50. three years, PER cent. semi-snnuslly, part
same lot, same 10 slmc. 10 secure same. Ike
debt part same lot; same 70 same, 10 secure
same. like debt. part same lot.
Pleasant Plains Elizabeth J Stinemetz et viz. sam
ue w. 10 American Security and Trust Com
pany. TO secure Ward Thoron. s. $50. one. two.
and three years, per cent semi-annuaiiy. lot 6.
Square 7S5-Thomas J Morrison e uX 20 Harry l..
Rust and William ]. Rcinecke TO secure William
Mcdonald, $1,000 August 50. 1907. per cent.
semannually. lots = Co l..
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Louis Wack-
smuth ct ux. b. Francis saul and Walter Z.
Hilton, TO secure Harry Wauiman. 81. 70. monthly
notes. per cent, lot l37. block Is
Square 27-Mary T. st Clair Ct vir.. Francis A. IN
Arthur T. Brice and William J. Father 70 Sc
cure John A. Jones. 1900 i've ycars, 5 TeI. cent.
seni-anuually, lot &C.
Square l059-Csrlton NJ Bean to Charles I Stone
and Charles ". Fairfax. 10 secure y. L. TIE,
$50. three years per cent. semi annually. lots
IS and g.
Square u5-Franoes H. Alden et viz, James NJ. to
Arthur A. Birncy and Luther l. Apple 20 Sc
ciTe Edward 4. Newman. 800. three years. A.
per cent. semi-annuslly parts lots 2. o. and q
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Agnew vs.. Hutehins; pro c0nfesso vacated Com
plainant's solicitor. C. H. Cragin: defendants so
lctors. George Il. Calvert Brandenburg 4 Bran
deabuTg, and Blair & Tnom
Moore rs. Reid; pro eoafesso ordered and guar
dian sd hten appointed. Complainant solicitors
MILAN Smith
Roster IS. Denison; deed ordered executed. Com
pialnants solicitors, ;. C. PeeIle and Paul T. Sic
man; defendants solicitors J. j. Darlington and J.
Il. Linton
James IS. Jsmes: alim0ny ordered paid and time
70 take testimony limited. Complainants solicitor
L. NJ King: defendants solicitors. Hughes 4 Gray
Hoffman IS. Hoffman: rule Is 10 aIimony return,
snie February IS. Compliments solicitor W. T.
Plumley; defendants solicitor W &. English.
Connolly - Connolly. time 10 take proof ex-
tehaed- Complainaut's solicitors. Ambrose & Stat
Ter defendants solicitor. J. d. Sullivan.
Meloney w. MeOney; proof ordered taken before
y taFrou Downs examiner, and j. ". DayidgC
appointed % defend. Compartments solicitor, r. T.
1fattingly
seiby rs. Seibyi rule as 10 contempt returnable
February Compliments solicitors Lester &
Price defendants solicitor. ". +. Ambrose
No assignment for to-day.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
ADDITIONAL PaRLOR CARS TO new YORK.

AS additional accommodation residents of WASHING
and the increasing for paror car seats to New
York the Pennsylvania Railroad has placed extra paor car on
of the following express trains
Train leaving at 700 and arriving New York 15 M
weekdays will carry paror with Broler Buffet service
Train leaving so and arriving New York 3s D. m Sun
days will carry paror with Buffet as Dining
Car from Philadelphia to New York
Train leaving and arriving New York BIS Sun
days will carry three paO and predetermined paor no-
ing
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CALLS PLAN ILLEGAL
AttOrneySays BurtonScheme
Would Have Violated Law.
JUSTICE McCOMAs ON STAND
by Fuller Syndicate While
Senator, but Says He Looked Ont
First for Peoples Interest-Mr.
hereBs Denies knowledge of
Promised Compensation.

According to the testimony of Attorney
George r. Gather, who testified yester-
day for the defense in the Burton Elkins
trial, the plan proposed by Burton. for
which he and Dubrueil are claiming $500.
700 from Senator Elkins, was only not
feasible but Illegal Mr. Gather stated
that if the plan to secure control of the
Western Maryland Railroad. as proposed
| by Burton, had been adopted, all parties
to the scheme would have been liable un-
der the laws Of Maryland for embezzle-
ment and conspiracy.
kerens Does Not Recall Conference.
Richard c. Kerens stated that, to the
best of his knowledge he had never seen
Burton or DUbrueil He also declared
that he had been Interested in acquiring
the Western Maryland, Mr. Kerens denied
having been present at d conference in the
Presidents room at the Capitol, as stated
by Burton. The witness also denied re-
membering a conference at which Bur
ton detailed his plan of rendering to the
city OF Baltimore the amount of the In
debtedness owned by the city. &c. and
that Senator Elkins said he agreed with
him as to the feasibility of the plan and
that Kerens was convinced Of its practi-
cability.
The witness emphatically denied having
been present when compensation of any
kind had ever been promised to the plain
TINS. or, IN fact, when the affairs of the
Western Maryland were discussed. He
denied specifically a statement of Du-
hrueil, that he DubrueiD and the wit
ness had had an argument over some
phase of the Burton-DubrueiI plan, and
that Col. Kerens had heartily agreed
with IT,
Justice McCOmas Testffes.
Justice Louis T. BfcComas. Of the Dis
trlct Court Of Appeals, was the next wit
ness called. Mr.. McComas was formerly
"a member Of the law firm OF McComas.
GTeenbaum x Gather The judge cor
federated the statement Of Mr.. Gather
in which was described how the sale Of
the Western Maryland Railroad was en-
gineered 10 the FuIer syndicate
Mr. McComas stated that be had been
retained while stili "A Senator. and that
in his work he suboTdinated the interests
OF the Fuller syndicate 10 that Of the
people of Maryland He further declared
that the Fuller syndicate was behind
proposition which was 30 give to the city
OF Baltimore and Maryland third trunk
line. and that the acceptance % the whole
scheme by the Baltimore City council
met with popular approval
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DAILY COURT RECORD.


supreme Court of the United states
Present; The Chief Justice. 1ir Justice Harlan
sr, gastice Brewer Mr. Justice White. Mr. Justie'
reeAhan. Dir. Justice McKenna, NT. Justic'
Holmes Mr.. Justice Day, and Mr.. Justice Moody
John J. Allen. u Brooklyn. n y: Frank H
biaesledge, Of Indianapolis Ind Z. N. McVieker
q milwaukee. Wis, and c. A. Bailreich. Of Pueblo
Coo'' were admitted to practice.
NO. ~. The United States appellant, Edwin
VI keatley; advanced on motion q Mr. Frank b.
CrosihWaite fer the appellee and submitted By Alr
ASSISTANT Attorney General Van Orsdel and Nlr.
Ihii'p VI. Ashford for the appellant and by Mr.
frank Bs>Srosthwaite for the appellee.
No lsS. The United States, appellant The
bethlehem Steel Company; argument continued by
Or Assistant Attorney General Van Orsdel for the
appellant, b Mr. James II Hayden for the sp-
peiiee and concluded By Mr. Attorney General
boiaparte for the appellant
no ie9 Western Tud Association, plaintiff IN
esrF. rs LYMAN Greenberg; submitted by Mr.. VIII
IAN >. GoodfelloS for the plaintiff IN error and by
Mr William g. Burke for the defendant IN error.
No 80 Thomas X. Martin plaintiff in error, vs..
The District Of Columbia: and
no. 49, Clarence A. BFandenhurg plaintiff in
error. vs. The District Of Columbia argued By Mr..
r. & Brandenburg and Sir. George Z. Sullivan Cor
the plaintiffs IN error and by Mr. Francis H.
stephens Tor the defendant in error
No. ~ John J. Allen. appellant vs. The United
States argument commenced by Mr. Charles c.
Lancaster for the appellant
Adjourned until to-day at u O'Clock
The day call for to-day viii be as follows: Nos.
~, lsi. lS, ls9, 90, 20l 90. 204, 9s and s7
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CHIEF JUsTICE CIARATcH

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate u Edmund r. Curtis: viii dated Jufv g
1895 fled. admitted TO probate. and letters tesla
mentaTy granted 20 Frank r. Curtis and Clarence
+ Curtis; bond, S00. Attorney. " e. Sullivan.
Estate ~ Gertrude Damn; viii admitted e. pro-
bate and letters testametuary granted 10 George II
Damn; bond. 500 Attorney e. II Bauman
Estate q Andrew Gleeson, order authorizing sale
Attorneys stuart AIcNamara and r $ Huide.
kopeT.
Estate Of Catherine c. Bradley; order authorizing
sale Attorneys Wortllingtou, Head & Frailey.
Estate Of Josephus Anderson: petition for letters
Of administration fled. Attorney. Charles T. Rob.
son.
In re Aliee l. Dresei' order authorizing payment.
Attorney H. Prescott Gatiey
In re Edith G. Belts ct al. order appointing
Mile F. Belts guardian; bond. S2095 Attorney.
George Francis Williams
Estate Of Grace A. Mauingy win dated Deem
Der = 1905 filed
In re Hida f. Moore petition to appoint guar
disn filed. Attorney, g. H. De Reef
Estate q Peter Harris petition for letters Of ad-
miuistratioH flied Attorney. J. Z. Collins
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s. Harlan et ux to John II. Harlan. trustee.
part lot T. block 50. ST.
Columbia Heights-Alexander Nilar ct K. 20
Sudie r. Pratt Dot e. block $. $40.
Thirtieth street northwest. near N street-Iiosa
". Cash 70 Herbert 4. Davis. parts Of lot q
square 1877. SO.
q street southeast. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets-J. Harris Franklin TO George H.
Myers, lot ll3. square 1885, SO.
No 27 Ninth street soutbeast-tieorge J. yesterday
ct as. % Mary y. Matthews. lot 5. square
90 SO
First Addition to American University Park-Cialen
l. TAFT and De Wit e. CToissant trustees 10
Edith y. Sclmick lots p and 2. block 49,
$3.50. Edith 3. Schmick 20 Nancy &. Lehman,
lots q aud p block 70, SIC.
ID street southwest between First and Second
streets-James Tyler = ct al To William
D. Jarvis. executor part lot T. square So s.
and Isabelle Lewis and Isaiah Davis to William
T. Jarvis. executor. part lot il, square So. $.
MARY Tyler 20 William D, Jarvis. executor. part
loo 4. sggare s.. $50
street northwest. between Eighteenth and Nine
teeuth streets-Iason l. Bullock 50 David y.
Rust jr east half original lot g. square l17, SO
street northeast between Sixth and seventh streets
Carlton Hughes to Elizabeth A. Hughes, lot H.
square SIS. SO
Eighth street Northeast. between Il and streets
L0ring Chapel 10 Casper \. CasTar part Tot 2
square ST. s. 500
Needuood street northwest. between Twenty-eislth
and Twenty ninth stTcets-J. c. Kennedy Camp
bcll 20 GeorgetoWn Gasght Company. lots ls and
z. square ns5. SO.
No 2i54 7 street nOrthWgst-Walter a LiTscnmh 70
Josephine Casilear. lut s. square Z. Of lz5 SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harry Ward
TO Louis Wacksmuth and Mary Agnes Wsck-
smuth, lot 81, block Is. SO
Columbia Heights-Alarra7el n Myers q al 10
Horace N. Fulton. lot s, block 81 SO.
Eleventh and Irving STREETS northwcst-Eous Steer
man e. % Hose +. FechiB. paT1 lots and :.
block H. Pleasant Plains. $40
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Ilains-Jchn L. Love
% Thomas Walker. l0t 8. square g9l, SO
Fifteenth street southeast. between \ and streets
James Martin q Tx. to Mary J. BischoH lots IS
10 g. square l059. SO Nam J. Bisch0d CONVEYS
same property % Carlton II. BCan. SO.
G street northwest bctween Twenty-frst and Twenty
seclnd stTeet--J. Barton Miller Ct TX. TO Dennis
Nitals part original lot g, square 70, s.
No $40 + street north wost-Clarence 3. Rheem e.
a., trustees 20 James Martin. part original lot
l8 sluare s55 SO
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Policeman CiscIe Retired.

Owing to disease contracted in the line
of duty, Policeman James Ciscle, who.
since 1904. was stationed at the White
House, was yesterday retired from duty
on q pension of $50 a month Ciscle. who
is f0rty-five years old. was appointed a
member OF the Metropolitan police force
in July, 1879. and according TO his su-
peTiors, has made an excellent record as
policeman.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsE TO-DAY

New National-Robert Edasln. in ''strongheart. %
2.ls aud SIS p ID.
Belaseo-Woodvorth Cium Travel Talk On ia
maica. Z % D. m. Blanche Bates in The Girl of
ire Golden West s.l5 p ~
Columhia-kyrle Ba,iew. IL a Marriage Of Rea-
son. SIS p. "a.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville. 2sl5 and SIS D. ~
Najestic-"Uuder Southern Skies" 2:l5 and SIS
a IA.
Lyceum-Camphells NightiHgalas burlesQue. 2d5
and Sis p. 10.
dupont Gsrage-Automobile Show. 10 a. m. TO
l030 p. IL.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Le DToit PaTk-ieon TobrineT. surviving trustee, 70
Victor T. Adler, part lot s. block il. SEQ
60 VI street southeast-Leopold Baumgzrten et TX.
to Anton Zichtl. Dot s. square So SO
Nos. and 7 Hsfrees street northRest-C;coree F.
Stone q to MagEie LimbeTgeT lot ia
square sa3. SIC Alberiine Stone 20 Maggie
LimheEgcr lot iTl square So $40.
University Park-Richar3 ID Harlan Ct ux &c John
~ Harlan. trustee, lot /. block = s.. James
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Cannot Have Moro Police.

In response to a requested the Anacostia
Citizens Association, through its secre-
tary, Charles r. Burr. that additional pc
licemen be detailed in that section. the
association has been Informed. upon
recommendation Of the superintendent OF
police, that the detail cannot be made
owing TO the limited size of the force.
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Clrcnlt Court 30. ?.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Taylor IS Washington and Rockville Railwsv Con,
pany; continued for the term Plaintiffs attonrv
A. \ Bradley defendants attorney. J. Oar
lmgtou-
"recl vs. &clntlre' motion % strike out portion
u declaration granted Plaintiffs attorney. John
kidoRt; defendants attorneys. Tucker 4 KENYON
hcssler v. Collier. judgment hy default for SF5
Plaintiffs atfoTaey. II. Winsllip Whtatley.
Dickens IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
Tany; cnseut verdict for plaintiff for SlZ5. Plain
tln attorney, {. j Murphy: defendants attoFueys
Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton,
Richards Zurhorst on trial Plaintiffs attor
uey. ". e. Prentiss: defendants attorneys Hami-
ton. Colbert & Hamilton
Assignments for to-day:
No. is. Mears IS Jones. Attorneys. C. L. Frsiley
Arthur Peter.
No. IA Grady Washington Gaslight Com
paEy- Attorneys. Douglass & Douglass-R Ross
Perry & Son and Mckinney & Flannery.
No. y TGtteu Is. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Thompson & Laskey-Hamil-
ton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. q T0tten rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys Thompson < Laskey-Ham-
iton. Colbert q Hamilton.
Noucc-fhere win be a preliminary call q the
eTcn-uumbcTed calendar cases in Circlit Court No.
2 to-day, hCginniHg with No % and ending with
No. goa Cazes in which counsel fail 10 respond Viii
b. continued for the term.
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40 4sl2. Margaret Dale vs.. Irene shafer: Ger
tioTan. Defendant attorney, C. J. F. Graf
No s9l2l- John X. Dickens Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; damages 5.O90 Plaintiff S
attorney q. J. Murphy.
No. 1922 T. Franklin Schneider vs.. Samuel H
Walker, executor; account rent SOS. Plaintiffs at
t0mcyS. Biuey & Woodland.
No. 1913 james Bennett Us. Adolph J. Schippert
appellant. appeal. Defendants attorney George
+ Tralles.
M. 1924 Biggs Heating Company vs.. Meyers 4
Wunderly notes 81 6s9Z3 Plaintiffs att0rney Bates
Narrca.
No. 1915. Columbia Oh Comuany vs.. National
Automobile Company; account, SSH Plaintiffs
attorney. J. Z. Taylor.
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Georgia C. Leach brought suit against
her husband, James II. Leach, a member
Of the Metropolitan police force. for absO-
lutte divorce, alleging infidelity. cruelty,
and nonsuppOrt on his part Attorney
Rosa F. Downing, who appears for Mrs
Leach, states that the teaches We're mar
Tied September II, 1901, at Richlands, W.
Va, and that there Is one child. Mrs
Leach alleges that during all their mar
ried life Leach has not contributed more
than So toward her own and their child 5
support. Mrs Leach asks the court for
absolute divorce, custody of the child,
and permanent alimOny.
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Euuitx Suit.

No. 1855 Whitman Osgood rs The PHILADELPHIA
Orchestra ct al; injunction. Compartments So
hcitors Thompson & Laskey-
No. 1856. Beatrice J. Nye vs. Edgar H. Nve,
divorce ComplaiuRnt's solicitor Z. /. Wilson
No, 1851. George G. Leach rs James H. Leach
divorce Compliments solicitor r. T. Downing
No. 2SSs. Harriet Scott Moss vs.. Bessie 3. VIII
kinson: to sell real estate Complainant solicitor
J. II. Smith
No. 96S5s. in re Christian Eickcl: petition ia
change name. Attorney. ]. " Nichol