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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York june a. - CATTLE-RcceiIts. 2Zs1
Steers steady: bulls i5a25c lower cows oll5c l0Ver
some sales &c of. nearly all sold. Steers i75as5j
few head So bulls. 3slsA75. cows. 2-5ost9l
CALVES Receipts. so Veals steady. buttem!lks
selling more readily. Stock about all sold. Ycsls.
500a75, cuIls 5G0s55l; huitemTks 300ai00.
Dressed calves easier Cit7-dressed yeas, ITALIA.
c9untrydresed, 6a0iz
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 4o5N Very little
doing and market l5a35c lower Full p cars uusold
Sheep. +J1a525. strictly prime sheep sold lambs.
735as o. one car choice. s90. ycarlingy nominal.
H0GS-Receipts, 2l9o. Frmer. Good State hogs.
65lsee'
Chicago. June I3-CATTLE-R Receipts. 500. esti.
mated for Saturday 40 Market slog. steady. Prime
heeJss 55oa6s0. poor 10 medium 453a5 20, st0rser7
and feeders 291a5G1 COWS and heifeH, ssls525
Gamers. L70325l: Texans. i75a57O
HOGS-BeceiUts l1g1. estimated for Saturday.
l3o0. Market &c higher. Lights 5sj7flZ-. IGuEhs.
555a555; mixed 5;5a5.lo; heavy. 5a1a5o5: pigs 561
as 10.
SHEET-Rscsints 1900: estimated far Saturday.
2o10 Market steady. Native sheep. 4o0ai65. West
srn sheep 4o2s6o: native lambs, 575s7.75; Western
lambs. 5.75a7So.
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Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Smoct vs.. Holman death Of plaintiff suggested
and Elizabeth Smo0t. sdmiui=u-riv. substituted
Plaintiff attorneys Lgckie, Fulton Cox
Parsons VS. Gordon. commission ordered tl issue.
Plaintiffs attCruey :. Fl. Giasy, defendants att0r
uey w.. F.. Lester,
BOYD Sc Lewis. notion for bin q particulars
granted Plaintiffs attorneys j. 81 Wilson. ir.. and
r. J.. Pratt, defendant attorney. w a. Johnston.
Enamel IS. Morris. motion 90 zar aside order of
dismissal granted Plaintiff atfruev wilton p.
Lambert Defendants attunsys. C. CauiH gtau and
Irving Williamson.
Walters vs. Washington Railway and Elertuc
Company; motion fer new trial cntimsl 90 Jane
2I 1917. Plaintiffs attorneys. Lr.sis. Fuitu &
Cox; defendants attorneys, g. A. Douglas and
George L. Hoover
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HOTEL LAMRORN

MARYLAND AVE. NEAR BEACH
Piers and Amusemeuts select location. New
Management Dpen aN year Elevator 20 street.
Private hatls B0aFle; o. G. MILLER
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Probate Court.


Estate ~ Frank b. Nacab7y, petition for letters
Of administration fled Attorney, W. Preston Wi
uam-u.
Estate of John # Coals. order 10 seIl business.
A-fuufr. R. r. Downing
Estate ~ Na-v e.. White, letters n administration
granted to Annie q. logE-. bond. Sion. Ar-1-utr
Henry p. Davis
Estate rf Lawrence r. Williams. Letters r. admin
F'-a-iaH u10tr1 to Fannie Wi.li.-a-. bond. $40
Attanr~. D. IS. Eeg Smith
Estate ~ John e.. Ala-erati order % sru stock
Attrrr~. W VI. OfHrr
Iu re- George r. Elliott. order appointing Frank
2. Elliott guardian bond yno. At0rnes. r. j..
Blackstone
Estate Of Mary G. Ucser; order Of sale. Attorney
r. T. Downing
Estate af Edward ~ Bats'e-. win dated Deem.
Dor g. $50 fled. with petition for probate ArtIue.
Fillmore Es8lL
Estate ~ james Hayes. PETITION f1r probate Of
wi.l f.a. AttEHae f. F Downing
Estate Cf John Locse. VIII dated December J.
1872 f'ad vitl petition for probate. Attorney
Tass 7. Jaferis
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

University park-Tames Carroll et uz. to James B.
Winner and Charles w Blackwocd. t0 secure
Charles g. ByGne, $4,000, ! to 50 months, part
l1t f. block a.
SqHae 75-Iames Z. McGrahn ct Ux. 70 Walter r..
Wilcox and Gcorgc F. Hane. to secure Margaret
~ Bmnner, Sl5oa years. 6 per cent. semi-sn-
nually part original lots ] and p.
Square l15-Alhsrt Herman ct NIX. to Chaplin Brown
and Henry II. BeTgmann. 20 sJCme Oriental
Building Association No 6. s300l LOT 2l
Columbia Heights-l0hn 6. Morrison 20 Charles +.
BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell 60 secure Per
uetual Building Association $3.50 lot ll2. square
ojo
square 70 Margaret Duerst 20 g. /. Thornton. to
secure Frank ]. Williams s525, On demand. per
cent lot q
Addition to Anacostia-Frances =. Davenport 10
Maurice OtteTback and Nathaniel r. Harnish to
secure Henry A. GrisWold Sis, monthly notes 6
per cent part lots l57 and l5S
Woodley Park-Spsncer b. PIentiss ct uX to Union
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Oriental Ave. and Beach. ore biass from ocean.
large am rr1Us- superior table. home comforts
Reasonable rates Booklet mailed. a. p. GREENE.
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terial may be cut away if desired. For
tub fabrics. such as percaIe. madras, or
lawn. the style is excellent. while any
seasonable material may serve. For the
medium size S9l yards, Sc inches wide. are
needed. Sizes-32 TO A inches bust meas
ure.
a pattern Of this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents IN stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald. 13i Fifteenth street northwest
giving number ESQ and size wanted.
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HoTEL MQRRIS - 1--. - .9a )

- @@ - ssf tNENtS l.rk ATeEue
Ocean view Isroaes ru both New York avenue and
- james place Cool. -1wi0rfab.e As good table
as the IF.srd a7-r1s. N7crrte rates tHAS W.
ERVNNELL Manager D. HELD Proprietor
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HOTEL TRAYMoRE.

ATLANTIC CITY
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EnuifN SmIfs

so Tl5l William S. Devhurst vs George NJ
EmU-rrI o. al, 20 substitute trustee. Complain
ants solicitor. J. A. N3cdgI
Nn. -lN Patrick : Hauuu rs. unknown heirs 0f
Benjamin SH~rrfri RI a., To quiet title C-m-
plaIusats -.ii-t.r n. W Srhar.
No Eisi Carr d Moran vs Ida Len rt A.. 20
enforce mechanics lien CamU8iuaHt's solicitors.
W. Reilly and Bates Warren
So. 2i2 L.ia T. FaWca e al vs. Harry s.
HImshnsh'; discovery. Crmg'aiHarts solicitor j.
p. A1r8aus
No. ElG. Theodore e.. Mock rs Nicholas s..
Nrrs- divorce. Complainant solicitor. T. l. D.
Arkizsrr
So. zlA Patrick J. Wa'sHe trustee. vs. Annie
IHHin 20 al. f- convey real estate. Complainant,
solicitors S. Mcnamara and r. S. HaidssaT-r.
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District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Washington Railway Company vs.. Porter; motions
for instructions 70 commission granted.
In re- extension of Massachusetts, avenue; verdict
set aside and appeal dismissed
IN 10 condemnation of land az Sixteenth street
and Pirey Branch road, opinion oi court dlsmissiug
prsrasiirE
in fe oreulng n minor street 10 square I079 final
hearing
In Ie opening minor street in square sl order dis
continuing cause
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HOTEL MONROE.
VICTORIA HOTEL.
The GuIpeper,
American Rental Rureau

III TTan6T s., N0ff1k. Va. Tue pace % & fIr
good rooms Information. assistance. baggage
checked free.
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uent hotel Of modern equipment; accommodates go
European plan. Excellent cafe Cars 10 jamestown
Exposition grounds pass the doors WM. e.
EONER Manner. myl5tf
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THE CLARENDON,

~eca-d House tram Steel Pia-
Dy76 Dt-d&o ALFRED e GEINDROU
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new HOTEL OSTEND.

Occupying whole block n ocean front chelsea e1iI.
Atlantic CITY y j. NeW management 400 bsau-
tifnl rocms no with priyate baths fresh and sea
water. Indoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
rooms for surt bathing. Handsome pavilion adioin-
ing the Boardwalk. biuugT0oms overlook ocean.
orchestra Special June and July terms Booklet.
Autos meet trains. DAVID z. RAHrER Mgr.
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seuts the hnest equipped and most modern ~ At
aHtic Cts leading hotels Suuerlatire in c1nsfr'c-
ton appointment. and service Guest rooms areaE-
Ing l9 feet square, and each with fuil ocean view.
Private baths fres1 aud sea water attached 90 each
room Spacious sliaTium and Ccnsauat0riss On
roof High-class orchestral concerts daily. Golf
privileges o. guests. CAPACITY SO Illustrated book
lei upon request TBAYMORE HOTEL 60. ID.
S. WHITE. Prs. CHAS. o. MARQUETTE.
Manager ar7 g0t
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The most satisfactory house dress for
wear in the morning is that built on
shirt-waist lines, and a very attractive
one is shown. The waist is a plain one
collar or in Dutch square outline. The
sleeves are of comfortable elbow length,
though the Ions sleeve is provided for
in the pattern. The skirt is a five-gored
one. finished with n straight gathered
founce, beneath which the extra ma
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ATLANTIC CITY.
The DUNLOP.

Directly on the Beach overlooking the Boardwalk
Ocean Piers. and convenient 10 an amussments
Rooms en suite with private baths. on the Euro
pcan plan only; 81 - DAY and upward, frst-class
restaurant attached with a ia carte service. Fine
orchestra.
ROBERT T. DELANEY, Proprietor.
r K BOWMAN Manager iei2-d&S39t
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NEW YORK RESORTS,
LAKE GEORGE.
HOTEL MARION.

LAKE GORGE. \. Y. Beautifully located on west
shore. Large. bright. airy rooms with or Wlthog,
private bath. Charming walks and drives Fine 'i-l
LINKS Tennis Counts unsurpassed facilities t1r boat
mg fishing &c. All steamers land directly III front
Of hotel Music. Livery. Dairy and egetabe fsrm
m connection with hotel. Open ffom June 10 Octo-
Der JOSEPH Ii. MARVEL.
lsl-gg-d&S
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Rankrnntcv Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
IH le Thomas p Wsggamsn. sale ratified uiu and
final rltfCltIan Of sale and conveyance ordered
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nM aMLfa.

so f3i5 joseph CaoTcr rs. Capital Traction
Company; damages S3Go Plaintiffs attorneys, r.
L. Montague aad Craudal Naesee
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EARL MAR HALL
HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Directly On ocean 'front.' Vermont avenue. Long
disisHug pulLes. running water iu rooms Special
spring rates. J. J. BROWN
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF.

Directly on the Beach. 4f0 rooms. 20 with Fresa
and salt Water Baths attached, American and Euro
lein PAN Cuisine specially newly renovated and
decorated anu new management. Personal direction
f JOEL hlLLMAN. PT0p.i also proprietor u Har-
reys Famous Restaurant II Washington ID 4.
The new and most popular feature Of This hotel Is
the Red Rambler Grill ielDt-d6S
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g.; No. yellow, 5l'z: No white, g. (. o. b. E1-
porters took 81 loads
OATS-Stesdy; moderate inquiry Elevator prices;
No white 20; No. 5 white. 40: No . mixed, 49,
The piices Of futures follow
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina
where advertisements be inserted regular Office
H. S. WALLACE, Special Representative.
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BERKSHIRE INN 92a. e.sl
anon Elrr kr 81 90 SIS w-fEr~ "a
THE SHIRE,
HOTEL cHETWoopE.

Virginia aye. and Beach. American snd European
fi4u. Cafe. music For rates. &c. see Washington
IsIresentaLIHe. d. Rallh Rurtnn Bond BLDG ar4 %.
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SHERWOOD INN,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

Recently very much enlarged. Befunishsd
throughout and improved beyond recognition. Now
accommodates 800 guests. Beautifully situated. 0n'y
Is minutes from tire jamestown Exposition. by large
and elegant ferry steamers running every few min
Utes going anu returning through the magnificent
nrlr Eo+Sl an the American Man near ne rvro.
sitiau grounds Rooms with or without bath. single
or IN slite Rates very moderate. Write Tor book
position. J. G.. TAYLOR, Mgr.
mi
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Roanoke House,

50j County 81. Portsmouth Va
Rooms 81 a day; with beard g day 80 minutes
"a Exposition by steamer. blocks away. MRS.
= f. LANGLEY.
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The Arlington, HJfEIfAE sHp Ft.EB AVE

Nf6am h87fI .Un I8r0r. private tsfls. y - gl5
weeks SATURDAY t9 McHday. $50 Booklet. f ST.
. DEMPSEY. 5el-1t-dN,
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HOTEL FAIRFAX,

City Han Ave Norfolk Va,
EUROPEAN PLAN,
New and up 10 late. Cars pass the door for TX
rositiou grounds. myZi imo
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Cold shinmenfs Cease.

Gold shipments have ceased for the
time being. an impelling force being the
call for The return of national deposits
with banks made some time ago The
wise edge is off speculation in c0mmodii-
ties. aa5 stock-market operations have
sunk % tho smallest total in two years.
Bank aiaarings fall behind last week
and last year. due 10 q heavy decrease at
Naw York. where speculation IS dull
Railway earnings for May exceed those
cf May a year ago by 14T per cent"
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HOTEL STICKNEI. NEW YORK AVE AND
th- Beach Superior loestaui spacious Iavus AID
rrrH Surroundings Capeci'F 20 Elevator; private
baths. extensive p0rches &r. Special s. 20 SIS
weekly. s. % s. daily T.. 4. STTCKNEY.
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HOTEL DENILLE. Kentucky avenue and Beach
CAPACITY. 5N- elevator. music rooms. sun parirr.
rooms single and eu suite with bath. superior table
WII,e ~ special rates and booklet. JOHN 7.
GlBtB~oN. mg6-S fu.th 81
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HOTEL JACKSON
UIrectIy OpI0sle stecI PleT.
FiFeproof. Virginia Ave. and the Beach.

American and European plans Rooms with batn.
fiuest Cafe in the city. 2 per day up SIS
per week up American plan Also a ia carte SER
lce. tuil orchestra. JOAN CRUISE.
myll-3gt ey. >
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SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.

Where Are You Going to Spend ths SUMNER
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY. N. J..
ofsls unusual attractions arI advantages 20 families
seeking qIief restfsngss. Best &C hzf1ing and EzF-
ing. cumt-Tt7te cottages and hotels Two miles -
superb co6an beach Boardwalk iU faat long and
twenty Leet VIDE. Schools churches &e Ar.es.a7
water. electric lights gas = minutes hT trolley from
Atlantic titv. Frr information snrr CHaRi.lS
HART. City G.uk South Atlantic Jlrv. \ j.
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PRINCESS HOTEL

OCEAN end So Carolina ave. Special surlz rates
Telephones IN rooms ca suite HIfl baths. Music,
Cafe. and Grill CEOWELL 4 COLLIER.
aplisr .ru tn s
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Steam heat. Sun pari9- Modern conTcuiences.
Special spring Utes Booklet. / h. kUNZ.
arz5-1lt.dNS
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THE PENNHURST

Atlantic City \. J.. Michigan Ave and Beach
Oqsn an the year. Steam heat Elevator 90 street
leye. Booklet Uu application. N1L H. HOOD.
taqd&S-gt
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CHELSEA,

TILE SANHE CHELSEA
Us ~ - ATLANTIC CITY, n. !.
Directly ca the Beach. Every room an ucyan view.
Hot and cold water Dig all rooms. salt anG Artcs.an
water IN all baths. Elevator 70 street level. steam
heat. minutes walk from new Pier. t0r booklet
and terms address
eu274st-d. .exw&S S. " HANLEY Prouriefor
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RALEIGH ss .osI sssEsI z:l-

Aioduate-prce hotel; centrally located on the
beach, accommodations. service. and cuisine excel
any in town at SIMILAR prices. Booklet and spring
rates II. J. DlNES
ar.J5-fr fI sat grrn 81.
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HOTEL IsLESWoRTH.

900 rooms all outside salt and fresh water baths
telephone. &c. American plan $40 pr day up
Special weekly.
u. T. GREEN Manager.
my21-d& S-jt NM HNMAN P7Curietrr
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%&A- N4~AA&N&tAF RVAH F..-Hr
Special rates for June NJ ID NEIWAN
my2s50t-d&S
THE GLENDALE" ST JAMES PLACE NEAR
bgscg and all attractions. New Management T.
+. PAUL rr,1s.-- ri. s S-79r
sIRATH HAVEN. keuturkr Ave. near Reach and
best bathing grounds Comfortable l1rrIike
$ up weekly. ". J.. ROYER a 60
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McDON0UGN'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW. VIRGINIA.
Cars 20 the Exposition Every % minutes. fare Sc
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
uyz1d&ST
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE
Hotel, T9r5sl1' TssB99' V:fm Sa;

Hotel one block to boat landing Of water route
Exposition. Accommodation 20 European plan.
m,abtf ". L, NEW Proprietor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-02
Gettysburg, it is as follows:

| Gettysburg, it is as follows:
Before the newspapers of the great
cities were great papers, and before
the days when celebrated murders
were exploited in those same papers,
this quiet farming community had one
of the strangest cases in it's history.
and it was the most celebrated muir
der case of its day.
1.-THE trial occurred in that same old
courthouse you now see standing up
the street. Jennie Rosensteel was one
of the prettieSt girls in this whole
county. She had admirers by the
score. Among them was William
Lee, prosperous young farmer, and
another, Weems Black, a hardy noun
taineer Their strong rivalry for the
hand of the girl made them bitter
instantly killed, soon after he had bid
good night to Jennie Rosensteel in
her little cottage, which was then sit
uated on CUPS Hill.
when the body of her sweetheart
was found near the door of her home
Jennie Rosensteel collapsed and took
to her bed. That bed she has never
left. They said at the time she was
paralyzed, but she is not paralyzed to-
day, and still no doctor can tell YOU
THE other lover, Black, was ar
rested on the charge of having muir
dered his rival, and was twice tried
and finally acquitted in the courts of
this county. The trial was one of the
most sensational ever held in that his
toric old building. Only few months
ago Black died up in the mountains,
where he had lived a life of seclusion
since that day.
'That may or may not be the real
cause, but around here any one will
tell you that that shock caused the
breakdown of Jennie Rosensteel
which for forty years has kept her on
that bed of suffering. New York
Press.
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IN 1867,

and preaching at IL a. m. Junior En-
deavor at p. m. Senior Endeavor
at $50 p. m. and preaching at 1880
p. m
Mrs. w. A Marshall has gone to
Burlington, Kan, for a few days visit
with friends and relatives
Mrs. Gertrude Gilmore Griffin is
visiting her brother and sister, DR..
and Mrs. r. d. Gilmore, 917 North
Kansas avenue.
church will go to Hoyt tomorrow and
will preach both corning and even
ing in the Baptist church there.
The funeral of Mrs, Anna Nelson
who died yesterday morning at her
home, 40S Fairchild street will be
held from the home tomorrow after
noon at 2 p. m. Mrs. Nelson was
native of Sweden and died of heart
trouble. She was so years of age
and has been sick two weeks.
See Foucht's Hardware Gas
Stoves, $500 and up.
See Foucht's Hardware. Best 26
inch Hay Wire. 2Sc.
See Foucht's Hardware Best
Wagon in the city, 8 boxes, s75
Mrs. c. w Armstrong gave Hallow-
cen party Thursday evening in honor
of the members of Harmony Circle of
the Rebekah lodge. A grand time was
enjoyed by all. Those present were:
Mr.. D. B. Smith of Russell, Kentucky,
Mrs. Armstrong; cousin; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Wolverton, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kellar, son
Ned and little daughter Margaret Mrs
Kate F'risbie, Mrs. Edna Andrews Mrs
Sarah Gabriel, Mrs. w. c. Day, Mrs.
Ella Reed, Mrs. Minnie Connely. Mrs
D. w. Bales and little daughter Anna,
Mrs. Minnie Whitehead, Mrs Dora NJ
Wolf, Mrs. VIM. Boast Mrs. Laura
Palmer, Mrs. Bessie Keele Mrs Lillian
Capron, Misses Daisy Olinger, Carrie
Haynes, Lena Hohnbaum Francis
Short, LYDIA Ravens, Hazel Boast, Mir
lam Withers, Jennie Cooley, Nina
Cooley. lola Gabriel, Edith Gabriel
Edith aHyneS, Eleanor Holiday, Mr.
Archie Capron and Mr.. Albert Shook.
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RAILROAD POOH BAHS.
The MuItitudinous Duties of Some
Officials

The interstate commerce commission
is responsible for many improvements
in railroading. Constant publishing of
statistics has brought home to rail-
roads the awful price paid for wrecks
Thus the train auditor now finds
place on the Baltimore & Ohio and
other eastern roads. Generally the
trains upon which the conductor has
many duties to perform that so en-
gross his mind as to encourage acct
dents. The train auditor" collects
tickets and otherwise keeps the books
of the train. The conductor, being re-
lieved of this irksome task, devotes his
entire mind to the signaling, movement
of the train, noting block signals and
remembering all train orders received.
The position of train auditor was
created through the repeated failure
of conductors to remember orders
signals or to keep check on the engi-
neer. The duties of conductor on the
modern local train are many, and with
a well filled train he can do little else
for miles out of a large city but collect
tickets and answer questions, thus
throwing the entire burden of tile
fact, conductors, owing to their heavy
duties, have become so accustomed to
taking the engineman's word for
signals and orders as to disregard en-
tirely their own functions as real cap
tains of the train In order to remedy
this and to place the running of the
train entirely under the conductor the
train auditor" sprang into existence
and conductors were relieved of the
collection of tickets and other work of
that character
Although the reform has worked as
a great improvement over the previous
method, it is only the beginning of a
greater reform in railroad operating.
While the conductor has been an off,
cial much burdened with duties. his
task was always light compared with
the agent and operator at the stations
along the road.
The character of Pooh Bah has a
prototype IN the average agent. This
individual Is the sheet anchor of the
railroad. His hours are from early
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-02
TOPEKA BOY ON TRIAL.
Sylvester Craig to Be Tried i'm Col
orado for Murder.

Detective Ben Judkins will leave
tonight for Colorado Springs, where
he is wanted a witness in a MUIR
der case November s. The case is
against Sylvester Craig, Topeka
boy, who is charged with numbering
and robbing an old farmer near Col
orado Springs. The Colorado officers
were here looking for Craig not long
ago, but he had disappeared. and was
captured later in Texas. The arrest
of Craig is due to circumstantial evil
dence. He was in Colorado Springs
several months ago, supposed to be
with out friends or money, and hired
to the old farmer, leaving town with
him. The next day Craig was back in
town, with money, and bought a tick
ct to Topeka. Later the body of the
old farmer was found in well. When
he came to Topeka, Craig got into a
crap game, and had John Walker, a
billiard room keeper, arrested for
beating him out of $500. He left
town before Walker came to trial, and
about the time the Colorado officers
came here after him. Judkins knew
something about the crap-game cpl
sode, and the money Craig had when
he came here.
Craig was tried once and the jury
He claimed an alibi Ma
jor A. NJ. Harvey will go to Colorado
tonight to defend the boy.
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Items for the East Topeka column maj
be telephoned to Ind. phone GIL
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Had q Fellow Interest.

AS the commuter who always
boarded the train at Paradise Hills
seated himself, he was conscious that
the young man next him looked at
him with some curiosity as they ex-
changed good mornings. For the first
few minutes neither one spoke Then
the young man broke the ice. "You
have delicate throat, I see," he said,
commiseratingly. ct used to be both
cred that way myself"
The commuter hesitated. There was
something about his seatmate which
invited confidence.
''Have you been married long?" he
asked, with apparent irrelevance.
mot so very" admitted the young
man. 'Why?"
The commuter cautiously loosened
the bandage around his throat, and,
turning toward his companion dis
played an absurd-looking polka-dot-
ted tie.
.we've been married less than
year" he muttered; "and she gave me
six for Christmas"
The hand of his seatmate grasped
his in a cordial, sympathetic grip.
"I thought So" he said. Its only
a year since I had my attack of
throat trouble. youths Companion.