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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Pistr5 Lssata &C. aud Giu=srriHa ID. Alesz8nf-o.
g. bath q Baltimore Nd Rev Nicholas IsslIL
James +. QuaTlgs j.. - and Martha ID. Clarke.
p, both q Richmond, Va. Rev Charles II.
Holmes. il.
Charles T. Bryant % snd Elors B. Johnson q,
both q Richmond. Va Rev Frank n. Bristol.
John ]. Heck. p. Baltimore. Nd, and Nina Davis
- Rev T. l. EsSt0u-
Herbert J. Murray. g. and Lillian b. Timmons.
&c. Rev. S. H. Greene.
Maurice r. Blaman. O. Atlanta. Ca, and Bessie
y. Brown. ia Rev. ID, l. Blakemore.
William II. Cusck, 3, and Annie p. Arthur, e.
Oxen Hill Nd. Rev ". q. Davenport
Evan G.. Power. q. R0und Hill Va, and Sarah
T. Ratchford. p Rev A. J. Carey.
Richard l. Fox. 3. Richmond, Va, and Virginia
Houston Is. Brooks Station, Va. Rev. J. B. Nc
Lsughlm-
Charles Y. Bechtel, f. and Nora Lynch, e Rev
C. l. NiallGu.
Anthony C sadtler. e, and Emma B. Love. p
Rev Frank ". Bristol.
COLORED.
John Burnley. IS and Octobsr Jackson. z. Rev
William A. Jones.
Daniel Aiudd. D and Florence Patrick. q. Rev.
John T. Smith
Charles Martin. q. and Amanda stanback. 3.
Rev Edgar Murphy
Edward Walker. g. and Ella Colibater, O. Rev.
Shelton Miller
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Conrf nfAnnenIs


Present. The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice McComas
and Ar. Justice Robb.
Paul y. Keyser admitted 10 practice.
No. 1873 Adams Express Company vs.. Adams
administrator: argument commenced by AIr. ). T.
Thomas for appellant. continued bg Mr. 5. '.
Hayden for appellee. and concluded By SIR. W. ;.
Thomas for appellant
No. 1855. Davis vs.. Davis; argument commenced
by Mr.. NJ. n Richardson for appellant, and con
unued by Alr. II. II. Classic for appellee.
ON hearing-N0. 1856. Davis vs.. Davis. Apph
cgnts attorneys N. y. Richardson and J. A. Cobb
aiipelIee's attorney, II. H, Classic.
Regular oail-No 1876 Moore rs. Pyweu. APP
peants attorney. Leckie. Fulton d Cox; appellee
attorneys. ]. J. Darlington and q. q. James.
Nos. 1854 BarstoW VS. Capital Traction CON-
pany. Appellants attorneys, I. J. Hogan and W.
J. Lambert appellee's attorneys Il. Ross Perry &
Son and 6. T. Dunlop.
No. l6S3. American Security and Trust Compsny
IS. District Of Columbia. Appellants attorneys, A.
B. Browne and G. T. Hamilton. appellee's sUtor-
neys. T. H. Thomas and J.. H. Stevens
No. 1889. Union Trust Company IS District Of
Columbia Appellants attorneys. a Il. Browne
and q. b. Hamilton appceCs attorneys, +. II.
Thomas and f. II. stephens
No 1872 District q Columbia rs. Duryee. Ap-
peliant's attorneys, Z. H. Thomas and H. Z. Blair
apIellees attorneys, J. y. Cuttings and L. J. Ho-
gan.
No 1895 Howison vs. Mason Appellants at
toTneys. Hallam & Hailam appclloo's attorneys. l..
a. Jones. Blair d Thorn. and Il. I. Tsggart
No. 1897. Brown VI. District u Columbia Ar-
pellants attorneys T. =. Douglas AID L. Ii. David
sppelles's attorney II. 2. Blair.
No l03- Morse vs. Hine. Appellants attorney.
John Selden; appeliee's attorneys. w. Ii. Robson
". II. Russell. and G.. A. keigWin.
No. 100. Collins vs.. McBlar. Appellants at
toueys g. ", Fits and =. 5. Mgsseyj appellee
attorney, Irving Williamson.
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JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of John SpoileB petition for probate Of VIII
G,ed. Attorney Malcolm Hufly.
Estate IF Henry s. CroWeIl, petition for probate
Of viii filed. Attorney, W &. Balderston.
Estate Of Joseph T. Minetree; petition for letters
Of administration fled. Attorney, Malcolm Hufty-
Estate Of Grace Agnes Mattingiy; petition Tor pro
bate Of VIII filed. Attorneys Blair * Thorn
Estate q John Collins viii admitted 20 probate
and letters testamentary granted To CazenoEe g. Ice
and Frank S. Bright: bond. $ 90 Attorney. f. 5.
Bright.
Estate Of Hugh Quigiey; win admitted to probate
and letters testamentaTy granted n Catherine Qulg
lesi bond, 500 Attorneys, sbeehy sheehy-
Estate u Jane smith; wiD admitted 20 probate
and letters testamentaTy granted 10 Harry ". Smith
bond. 500 Attorney, J. NJ George
Estate IT julia Z. Esln: letters Of administration
granted 10 G. Golden Miller, bond. $500. Attorney,
Hugh n. Obear.
Estate Of Kate s. KilpatricS; letters of admins
tration granted 20 Eula Sawyer; bond 800 AttOr-
Heys T. $ Douglas and Ii. II Obcar
Estate Of Kizzie Williams letters Of administration
granted 20 George Williams; bond, SlG Attorney,
Wilton J. Lambert.
Estate Of Mamie r. Floyd; collector authorized 20
sell. Attorney, Wilton J. Lambert
Attorney, Philip Walker.
Estate Of Charles d. Holt; petition for probate Of
viii filed. Attorneys. Gordon a Gordon.
Estate Of Franz Niehaus; petition for probate q
viii filed. Attorney, W. g. Gardiner.
Estate Of Edward Lander; petition foT probate Of
vii filed Attorney. C. " Clagett
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Brightvood Psrk-Robert T. Brown to Theodore r.
Brown Tot g block g SO
Eleventh street northwest between and streets
Emmanuel b. Shaver a TX. 10 Jerome 3. Robin
son. part Let g. square north Of 554. SO.
Fourteenth Street Heights Fourteenth Street
Heights Company TO Annie F. Faber lots and
s. square 1913 SO.
No. Is5 Eighth street northwest-fouise Muehleisea
Ct a. to Annie Knox. Dot g. square 423 SO.
Fifth street northwest. between ] and h streets
Louise MuehleissB CO al. 70 William Much
leisen. IT., part lot s. square -, SO
No l3Z Eighth street n0f;hwest-Louise Much
lessen et al 20 Carolyn Howeudein, lot H. square
So So
No lus Seventeenth street northwest-Louise Much
Lessen e a. 20 J. Alvin Maehleisen, lot 10,
square 49, SO
No. 1917 Norh Capitol street n0rtheast-yyiiliam
AVIS ct to james Il. and BERTHE L. Purdy.
lot a. square GO. SO
University PsTk-ChaFies ". King Il TX. TO John
". Hurley, lot O. block g. SIC.
No. SIS Eighth street southcast-Alichael 0'COnEOT
q uX- 10 Abraham Levy. south half original lot
T. square 96. SO.
No 1904 New Hampshire avenue noTthgest-Henry
and William Keenan,. trustees. 70 William +.
and Henry l. Grass. lot s. square 70. S.
Barry Farm->alyador ;. Richard e TX. 10 Samuel
stewart. part lot u. section s. SO
Nc. I11 " street novthWest-t5e0rEe ". Acorn et
uX % William T. Burke. l9t B. square 81,
SSa
Thirteenth street northeast. between 6 ami Il
streets Herman = Burgess % uT. 10 William
Conrads half interest IN lots So and 357 square
l094 sic.
Thirteenth street northeast between 6 and streets
gTqlism C2nTadis q JX. 10 Herman T. Burgess
half interest in lots ISL EE SIS and $50. square
1904 SO.
n street southwest between South Capitol and
Half sIree-s-Dennis ". Magrath 20 Washing
ton SANITARY Housing Company. original lot 2.
square SO SEI5 Allen c. CLARK ct ux. 70
same. original lots and 6, square 643. Sl.4sL 20.
Wilbur +. Nash et TX % same, original lots
and T. square So s25T.B. The Epiphany
Church Home to same. original lot J. square
6s9 SG66l
Park Yiew-AIiddaush & shannon jIuc.l 10 Tai
lulah J. Mount DOT S. square $3.50. SO
Sixteenth and L streets northwest handler Hale
% Rachel Cameron Hale. lot J. and part lot ;,
square Is7 SIG.
Brigltwood park-Alice p. Einian 70 Philip 7.
Brown sud Gertrude Z. Brown, lot 81 and part
lot g. block T. sic
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Special to The Washington Herald.
Frederick, Md. Fob. l2.-To be worth
more than $4,000 and die Of neglect was
the fate Of Charles Edward Bentz. Of this
city. and his sister. Alice Bentz both
OF whom were found dead in their beds
this afternoon.
Bentz was a miser. and hardly provided
the necessities Of life for himself and
sister, At times they did without a nre
In the house, ate scantly Of the cheapest
foods and neglected themselves gener-
ally. The death OF the brother and sister
to-day was the result Bentz was a large
holder of real estate 10 Frederick
Their home was in West Patrick street
a small house. cheaply built They we're
last seen about the place on Saturday. At
that time Miss Bentz who was forty-two
years old, called to a neighbor that her
brother was sick. Three days ha yiag
elapsed, people who live in the vicinity
to-day notified Sheriff A1artz and lle
made an investigation The finding II the
two bodies was the result. Bentz was
forty-eight years old
Sheriff Martz was compelled 70 u=e "a
ladder 70 gain an entrance % the house
Within he found the man in bed ard
covered with numerous blankets. Fgi1y
dressed and wearing an old overc0at. the
body Of the woman was found .u an
adjoining room. A physician MADE an
examination Of the two bodies aod gave
il as his opinion that death ia L0-h cases
was due 10 neglect
The coroner held an inquest tonight,
when it developed that Bentz was worta
perhaps $4,000 or more. The sister and
brother were considered very peculiar
Seldom. if ever, did they visit among
their neghbors, although the two We're
born and brought up ia the neighb0r-
hood Of Frederick
People had an idea that Bentz had
money, but no one believed that he pos
sessed the fortune which he left behind,
as brought out to-day
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DeInlns Objects.

Il except to that most seriously Mr.
Delmas broke in. Il want to insinuate
nothing, but I am amazed at the implied
discouFtesy of the learned district attor-
ney in making these remarks. I insinuate
nothing; / seek to deceive no one-neither
him nor the learned doctor on the stand.
and I think the learned district attorney
forgets his character and his position
when he assumes to charge me with an
attempt to deceive. I think upon rehec-
ton he viii see the grave injustice Of his
remarks"
Mr.. Delmas said he did not intend to
disclaim anything that was in the ques-
ton. Then it would be necessary for
him. Mr.. Jerome said. 10 make an eX-
tended address TO the court to explain
just what he meant. It would be en-
barrassing, and he thought the jury ought
not to be present Mr.. Delmas wanted
to know if Mr.. Jerome knew the charac-
ter OF the operation.
Yes sir" said Mr.. Jerome, promptly
and decisively
We'll, I do not wish you to answer as
To the character of the operation" said
Mr. Delmas. May I ask whether he can
know IL without violation Of confidence
somewhere? o.
Mr.. Jerome replied that he had learned
OF the operation from Mrs. Thaw's
mother. who was present.
1t has been known for some time that
District Attorney Jerome got a statement
from Mrs. Holman. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's
mother some time ago. She has told a
good deal about the relations that ex-
listed between her daughter and Thaw
and her daughter and White II is doubt
ful, however. that she VIII be a witness.
Young Nesbit was around the court to-
day. He says he has nothing against his
sister. but he is going TO tell the truth
as he knows it concerning the attitude Of
White and Thaw toward his sister.
There was considerable further wrang-
ling between counsel over portions of the
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DEATH RECORD.

Robert Buckman. Govt Hospital IDsane. q years
Thomas Have, SIS 6,h 81. sT.. 81 years
Annie Gatewood. 1920 oath g. NV Sd sears
Amanda T. Faulkner l67. sd 81 uW. GO years
George -. CoTWin. Capitol Heights s, years
Theodore R0Iuzi5G. Go Brewer CONT ne.. p years.
ST. George H. Smith. Laasion. d. C.. g years.
Jules r. Kane 2Sl3 18th ST. NV. s. years
Anna ~ Yaeger. 1918 9TH 81. uu.. G years.
Eulah f. Smith Broad Branch road. S years.
August ScliegIr. Rupii7ille ID. C., 81 years.
GLADYS r. Lang gl5 18Th 81. Sc. months
Norman Bowers. 2533 J. g. NV, months.
Oliver ". Mckee. 2i3S X st. NV, j month
John O. Popkirs lsi7 SD st. NV. ! dag.
COLOWED
Horace Brown, 2i50 Shows court NV. 63 years.
Mar Randall l125 HAYS court NV. 81 years
Martha Howard. Eli Zlst Sc. NV. 6s yCaTs.
Hczcnes Berry1nan. so u st. seF-. Z scar.
Louisa Adams Wash. Asylum Hospital. s. years
Jennie v Rawies, Govt Hospt Insane q years
Harry Broom. Deanwood. y. C.. % ytacs
Robert II Digs, l4 Howard ave. Il years
Howard johnson. Eifans ave, EiisdaIe, 81 years.
Estcla BroHn, lZ32 lst s. sW. 3 months.
Vicy TolliFer. GARFIELD Hospital II day2/
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
mn I.L-r.t--.. ia
Corner Of Prince and ROYAL Street

Corner Of Prince and Royal Streets
Alexandria, Va, Feb. EATER holding
a brief session, at which but little busl-
ness wds transacted. she city council ad-
Journed this evening out of respect to
the memory Of Alderman n. p. T. Burke,
whose death occurred about 1 O'Clock this
afternoon. In both boards appropriate
resolutions were adopted It was decided
that the members will attend the funeral
in a body. In the common council. while
Mr.. Uhler occupied the chair, President
SnoWden made official announcement of
the death. Before the adoption Of the
resolution, Councilman Strauss made a
brief speech of eulogy.
Before the memorials were taken up
the council received "A communication
from Mount Vernon Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution. inviting the
members to attend the services TO be
held February - IN Christ Episcopal
Church, under the auspices of the chap
ter, in connection with the celebration of
the anniversary of Gen. Washington's
birth was received and the invitation
was accepted.
school board asking for SlOO with which
to provide a suitable exhibit representing
the Alexandria schools at the jamestown
Exposition, common council appropriated
the amount by unanimous vote. a reso-
luton appropriating 1000 with which 10
lay a 2i-foot broken stone roadway. with
curbs and cutters, on Royal street. be
tween Queen and Cameron streets, was
referred to the committee on streets. Mr.
Burren offered a resolution, which was
referred to the committee on public prop
arty. directing that that committee ascer-
tain some up-to-date method of heating
the city hall
The joint committee OH finance and pub
lie property, reporting on "a proposition
10 lease a certain piece Of property owned
10y the city to the Ideal Hospital Bed
Company. of Chicago, recommended that
the petitioner bc leased two half squares
north of the Old Dominion Glass Works
and two squares of ground west q the
works for the sum of So per year. with
the privilege of purchase within fifteen
years for the sum of $500 This was
made conditional upon the performance
of the petitioners agreement TO erect a
factory on the ground. TO employ not less
than fifty workmen. within twelve months
of the date of the execution Of the deed.
IL was stated that an ordinance cover
ing the transaction would follow. The
report was adopted by the board Of
aldermen, that action being conCUrred in
boy the common council
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

United States Us Clarence Il. schools. idgamy
recugnizance 500 taken. with IS. ". Stewart surety
United States vs.. Jesse E. Bruden violating sec
ton 5i51. x. :. L. S.. motion FOR new trial filed.
Attorney ". Z. PauItou
United States Josephine Thomas grand larceny
verdict guilty of petit larceny. Attorney. Marx
Stealan.
Daniel IS. Campbell; verdict 10, defendant for !
cent. Plaintiff attorneys. Balston x Sidjons and
H. W. Whealey; defendants attorneys L. B.
Dckey and John Rid0ut.
United States " Susie Harris. grand larceny;
sentence suspended and personal Tecognizance taken
Attorney J. q. Mclaughlin.
United States vs. Charles Robinson househreal-
ing: verdict guilty. Attorneys. j. c. Foster and j.
3. Mclaughlin.
Assignments for to-day;
No. As. Watson Us Boyd. Attorneys. R. B.
DicSey-E. Z. Ship.
No. 81. Poster Is international Boiler Improve
meut Company. Attorneys. E. b. Kimball-If. B.
Dickey.
Ne. 81. schraaer vs.. Luekett Attorneys, H. Z.
Dalis-W II. Sholes
No. 90. Caldwell IS Brown Attorneys. L. T.
Eyerett-I4. p. Loving
No. 81. Warwick IS. Staples. Attorneys. q. ".
DSrr and J. 5. Easily SnlitA-GeorSe 2. Hoover.
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MRS. GRACE E. FIFEa A BRIDE.
Former Baltimore Woman Married
at Hnrrisonburg. Va.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
HarrisOnburg. Va, Feb. 12-Nrs Grace
z. Fifer and Robert f. Lee Williamson,
a prominent retail druggist. Of Baltimore.
were married to-day az the home Of the
brides sister, Mrs. Wilmer i. Dechert, on
South Main street
The ceremony was soIemnized by Rev.
DR.. J. ". Duffey, pastor Of the Methodist
Church, in the presence of a few relatives
and intimate friends of the family The
bridesmaids were Misses Lillian Dechert
Of Harrisouburg, and Miss Elizabeth Bur
CESS. of Phiia,.slphis.
Mr. and Mrs Williamson left on an
afternoon train for a bridal trip and viii
be ct home in Baltimore after March l.
Mr.. Williamson is a member of "A we'll
known Maryland family. His bride is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs William c.
Greenwood. of Easton, Md, and formerly
resided in Baltimore,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued by Inspec-
tor Ashford yesterday as follows:
To the Carnegie Institute Of Washington. fer re-
Tajrs Contractor b. ID. Chamberlin; estimated
cost. SIS 600
To the Carnegie Institution o. Washington. for
twenty-five small motors Architects, Wood Dom *
DCmiIr=. contractors, Richardson x Burgess esti-
mated cost. S3.009.
To Rose Bros. for one oue-st0ry brick store. Con
tractors. Jcucs * Peters Construction Company; e.
tiaatcd cost 5000
To Clinton N. Moore, for repairs. Architect
james H. Warner; builder, r. J. HazeiI; estimated
cost S. 800.
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The death Of Mr. \. p T. Burke, who
was stricken with apoplexy Sunday night
last. occurred this afternoon about 1
o'clock at his residence. go Duke street
Mr Burke had been practically uncon-
sciOus ever since the beginning of the at
tack, and his death was expected.
For several years he represented the
first ward in the board of aldermen. He
was for several years connected with the
banking firm Of Burke d Herbert Mr.
Burke was a son of Mr. John W Burke,
OF this city, and was in the forty-seventh
year ct his age. lie is survived by his
wife. who was Miss Jane r. Reynolds, OF
Boston, and two children. Mr.. Burke was
"a grandson of Nicholas p. Trist, who ne
gotiated the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dalgO by which California was brought
into the United States.
The arrangements for the funeral. which
viii take place Thursday, have not yet
been completed
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.Lercminh WrIiams Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Boyds, Nd, Feb. Jeremiah Williams
one of the most prominent and esteemed
of citizens Of Etchison, near LaytonsviHe,
this county. died early this morning at
his home there, after an illness of two
weeks, Of pneumonia, IN his sixty-sixth
year lie and his wife had been at the
point of death for several days, and his
wife now lies critically i'll Of the same
disease.
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CLAIMS HIS WIPES BODY.
Husband VIII Bury Woman Who
Died of a Broken Heart.

SANh "a a hEOaAEM Efc3EAs
Norfolk, Va. Feb. 12-Herbert Morti-
mer Wilson, the Boston shoe factory
man whose wife died at St. Vincent's
Hospital yesterday Of a broken heart.
as stated in the coroner's verdict. follow
ing her alleged doserJi0n by her husband
at a Portsmouth hotel Thursday night
arrived in Norfolk to-day from Raleigh.
n c.. UnaCcompauied
Wilson who, his wife declared, before
her death. had deserted her for a
trained nurse whom he met while they
We're staying at Southern Pines. y. c..
telegTaphed TO the Portsmouth hotel 10
know if his wife was still there.
The husband. on his arrival here to-
day. went to st. Vincent's Hospital He
displayed no outward signs of grief and
left the hospital without viewing the dead
woman's body He went 20 q funeral di-
rector and made arrangements for the
immediate shipment Of the body TO the
North for burial
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&c nt Fredcrick.burg.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg. Va, Feb. 12.-The livery
and feed stables of r. c. Bedford were
destroyed by fire this morning. The fire
spread to the stables of the Adams Ex-
press Company and the Fredericksburg
Steam Laundry and an adjoining small
house, which were also destroyed.
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Candidate for Rixey's seat.

The campaign for the seat in Congress
made vacant by the death Of Representa-
tive Rixey is now taking form. although
it has not yet been announced when the
special election viii be held II was
learned to-day that Judge Charles T..
Nicol. of the Circuit Court, will assuredly
be in the field, and that Mr. r Walton
Moore, of Fairfax viii not be a candi-
date Tt is reported that as soon as
Judge NicCl enters actively into the cam
paign, he viii tender his resignation as
judge Of the Circuit Court, but he was not
i'm town to-day. and the rumor was not
verified. Capt S. r DOnohOe, of Fairfax
who has been mentioned as a probable
candidate, states that he will not enter
the race It is also understood that Judge
White Of Fauquier whose name has fire.
quently been mentioned I'm that COnneC-
ton. viii not be a candidate.
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Equity suits.

No. 25s69. Amanda Beyer vs. George NJ Emmer-
icl treasurer. et al To substitute trustee. Com
piamant's solicitor. J. A. Aiaedel
No. 1850. Otard. Dupuy 4 Co vs. Samuel d.
Minister, trading as the EldoFldo Wine Company:
injunction and accounting C0InplainaIt's solicitors.
Kapplar 4 Meriilat.
No. 26s70 Dun Gordon & Go IS same. intInc-
tion and accounting Complainant solicitors, Kapp-
ler 4 Mer1illat
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LynchBurg Girl n Bride.
The Washington Herald.

Sn1cial % Inc washington H9Iall
Isynchburg. Va, Feb. 12.-Yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
Mr. p r. CoWhig. in this city. in the
presence of many friends and rela-
tives, his daughter. Miss jamie Ellen.
was married 20 John c. Rogers, Of
Washington Rev. Father McGurk, of
Holy Cross Catholic Church was the
officiating minister. The home was
tastefuIly decorated for the occasion.
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No. 7a. simmons vs.. Pate Attorneys. E. a.
J6nes-C il. Merillat
No Y. BIB vs. Barr. Attorneys. c. W. Dan
u. S. EasbY-Smth
No 75. Koib vs. Anthony. Attorneys, Baker.
Sheehy s Hogan--D. f. Anthony.
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District Court.
Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In east side interceptiag sewer order appoint
ing commissioner