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Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Miners want BETTER Conditions.

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Jan. 19-(Special)
TO compel the Sheridan Coal company to
provide better sanitary conditions at
Dietz, the big coal mining camp near
here the miners union has passed rul
hat hereafter all members must attend
ihe funeral of a brother. OF any member
u his family. or stand a fine OF IS The
result is that funeral from the coal camp
now shuts down the mine for a day. and
the company has already eomm~need to
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Judge carnes su.tained.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 1s-A special
from Frankfort, KY, says: In the court
of appeals today the petition for the writ
OF prohibition to prevent Judge Carnes
from trying the case OF Judge James Har-
Eis. charged with the murder of DR.. b. b.
Cox at Jackson, was denied. This decision
sustains Special Judge Carnes.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BROWNELL HALL


Advance course and college preparation.
Students who hold certificates COVERING In
full the admission requirements Of q state
university are admitted 10 the Junior
class OF the advance course without cX-
animation. Certificate In Collsge-prepArl-
tory course admits TO Vassar, Wensf' ,~
smith, Uni OF Nebraska, Uni OF Chi
caEo and other first rank colleges. In
structors college graduates OF large
teaching experience. Exceptional adVan-
tages In Music Domestic Science, and Art
Gymnasium and Field sports First sem
ester September 20. Second semester.
FEBRUARY %. Write for illustrated Year
Book. Address MISS HAcRAH, Principal,
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Important News From Glove
Department
xcw Is THE GREAT BUxme TIME

Ecw Is THE GREAT BUxrNG TIME
We give you good value" In this depart
ment every day. But now comes a 'spe-
eial sale of high grade gloves that should
interest every woman in Omaha. Know
ing that we sell the best gloves at lowest
prices always, special sale" means
still greater savings Only in a strict
cash store are these prices possible.
Elbow Length Gloves, S2.ss Per Pair
All of our 16-button Gface or Suede
Black Kid Gloves, the regular $3.50 quail
ity. as long as they last, $a.es per pair.
s-Button Glacs or Suede Gloves, sl.ss Fer
Pair.
S-button Trofousse Pique, Glace Gloves,
with pearl clasps, in black. grey, tans
and white. special quality at $3.50 per
pair. now s1.ss per pair.
s-button Trefousse. Glace Kid Gloves,
an overseam glove. with 8 pearl buttpRs,
in black. white, navy and green the regu-
lar $3.50 quality, now s1.s9 per pair.
We advise you to come early.
Main Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
YANKEE TARS LAND


Continued from First Page.
the message may be caught at one of the
other wireless stations.
Record at VictOrin. 5t.,.
VICTORIA, b. c., jan. 19..-'Ehe secent
earthquake which caused so much damage
at Kingston, Jamaica was recorded ,hy the
seismograph Of the Victoria meteorological
every form of relief offered by, Rear Ad
niral Evans. although 1t was believed toF
be greatly needed. .ypsx3s
No News I'm London.
LONDON, Jan 19.-The Colonial Office
has received no further information from
Kingston and the imperial officers there are
in no position TO determine the extent or
kind OF assistance most required. Until
Governor Swettenham is able to notify the
authorities here Of his views and wishes in
this respect no steps will be taken in the
direction of a free grant from the imperial
exchequer for present necessities or loan
to the island on easy terms for the pur-'
pose Of rebuilding the wrecked city.
= The mansion house fund this morning
reached $4,000. ... -a
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. ls-Harvie
Jordan this afternoon accepted the presi-
dency OF the Southern Cotton association
for another year.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Prices on Fine Blankets Are
Greatly Reduced

"st. Mary's" Blankets at s4.2s pair.
Amana Blankets at $4.ls pair.
North Star Blankets at $4sS pair
New Bremen Blankets at $4.69 pair.
Cotton Blankets, 5sc, SOC, soc, &1.1s pair
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Our Great January Cloak Sale
Still Continues

All the Coats at half price.
All the Suits at half price.
All the Skirts at half price.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

BEAUTIFUL DRESS SILKS IN
THE JANUARY SALE
Very low prices, but high quality
and beautiful styles to choose
from. In the pretty, new shades
of gray check. the new old rose
shades, in tiny checks, hair stripes,
pin check, new Partisan stripes at
sec, special value. All the next
seasons styles at sec, 471Sc,
81 nc, zoe yard.
Great Saving in Colored and Black
Dress Goods Monday
One of the great attractions in
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

Corsets
To be rightly corseted every woman
should have her figure corsetically treated
by corset filter. Then she may know that
every fine OF her figure has been easily
met by the corset. There is an exact spot
on the form at which each pivot of the
clasp should touch, also at which the
lines begin to curve. resulting in perfect
and comfortable fitting.
Redfern Corset models contain all the
necessary features for developing a figure
In attendance are our corset filters, care
fully trained. who will see that you are
properly corseted in the new fashion
Second Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

Continued from First Page.
he message may be caught at one of the
thor u,iretnsS eta tiops
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20
Monday More SI.25 Perfection" 36-inch
Black Taffeta at csc Yard

Colored Goods will be the lot we
are going to sell at 25c yard. The
entire lot is clean, fresh, crisp
goods. You would be pleased to
own them at regular prices. From
now until the end of January we,
are cleaning house, as 1t were. Lots
not advertised, as there were only
three to four pieces left. You can
see them at the counter. From
now on, all such lots will be
marked at unheard of low prices.
1t will pay you to commence Mon
day and watch the counter every
day.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
PRISONERS TORTURED
Confessions Forced from Tn
f0Ptunates in Russia.
MANY VICTIMS SHOT TO DEATH
awful Expedients Resorted to by
Jailers and HaIf-maddened Com
nails and Hair Torn Ouf-PFisOns
FILLED 30 OVERLOOKING In Empire.


st. Petersburg, May 1.-THE deputy
minister of the interior admitted to-day
the truth of most of the statements of a
report read on the tortures of political
prisoners and suspects, with the object
Of extracting confessions. He promised in
quiry into the actions OF the secret police
and prosecution Of the guilty persons.
The report alleges that finger and toe
nails and hair were torn out. Prisoners
were failed with india rubber sticks until
the flesh was hanging in strips and salt
was then rubbed in. One young man, who
was shot after having been tortured. had
one leg almost cut off and his body Gov
cred with other wounds.
Another man was tied to a bench, a
plank was then laid across his body and
two policemen seesawed on it until the
victims back broke. The police jumped
on the body of a third lad until his chest
bones were smashed In and his internal
organs were IN such a state that he could
only swallow water until he died.
After being tortured and manned
wretches were generally shot near the
Riga central prison Old and young were
treated alike A child of eight, for in
stance. was brutally fogged to make him
tell where his father was.
Deputies from the Baltic provinces de-
cIared to-day that It was impossible to
state the number of those who had been
tortured, but it was certain that all those
who were shot or hanged by verdict Of
court martial passed through the "Mu-
scum of Riga" They added that the
prisons were filed to overhowlng with
prisoners who had been awaiting trial for
months. with only just sufficient bread
and water to keep them alive pending
their tortures.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
WORK ON AVENUE STARTS.
Entire Surface from sixth to Fif-
teenth Streets TO he ReDayed.

teenth Streets to BE RepaYed.
AS part Of the plan of the District
officials for Improving Pennsylvania
avenue workmen are now engaged in
removing the tracks of the Capital
Traction Company from Sixth TO Fif-
teenth streets northwest, preparatory
TO the work Of changing the grade Of
the new tracks and the installation Of
new underground trolley system. The
entire surface of the avenue from sixth
to Fifteenth streets is to be repaved,
the work continuing throughout the
summer Inconvenience in the way Of
traffic and 20 merchants and business
men viii naturally result, and it IS
therefore the intention to push the
work as rapidly as possible.
In response TO the request Of the
trustees of the Mount Horeb Baptist
Church that sidewalks be laid on B
street northeast. to Sixteenth street,
and from Sixteenth street 10 street
northeast. G. B. Hunt. engineer Of
highways. stated that Sixteenth street,
between B and c streets, is many feet
above grade, and the construction Of a
sidewalk thereon is not practicable.
The matter viii be kept in mind, how
ever. for future consideration.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
TEACH AERIAL NAVIGATION
Germany and France Have school
Whore Professlon Can BE I...nrnea

Germany and France Have schools
Where Profession Can BE Learned.
In endeavoTiug TO ascertain what
other countries sre doing along the
line OF encouraging air ships. the Ra-
reau of Manufactures has found that
in Germany "a school for training aero
nauts has been opened. and that in
France there has been established an
aeronautic corps Of the army.
At the German school the curricuipr,
deals exclusively with balloon con-
struetion and navigation. The school
was opened AT Chsmnitz on MAY In
its prospectus is Ibis statement.
An air ship offers TO It's passengers
delights unsurpassed by any other
method OF travel and places at the ser
vice Of the lover Of nature the srandest
experiences that life on our planet az
f0rds
The course covers enc year
In France men are Instructed in the
handling and care of balloons in a two
years service They are then dis
charged subject to call in case Of war.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
BUILD PALACE FOR PAUPERs.
English Officials show Astounding
Degree OF ExtraEagance.

Degree OF Extravaganza.
London, May n.-Some OF London'g
paupers soon viii be as magnifcently
housed as princes. The revelations Of ex-
travagance and luxury in the Westham
workhouse. which so astonished and
alarmed London taxpayers recently, bid
fair to sink into insignificance. as COM
pared with those of the latest paupers
palace. which is in the borough of Ham
mersmith. Its cost Is sl.S07,6S This para
disc OF the poor has been carried out in
a spirit of lavish and reckless eXpendi-
ture
The result is a structure equal. if not
superior. 10 any nobleman's mansion in
the land, and vying in many respects
with the finest hotels in London Weary
William" and Tired Tim" will enter their
palatial home between handsome portals
Of fitted pitch pine of the finest possible
growth and plate glass, on a floor tiled
with mosaic and surrounded with a dado
Of encaustic ware of the most expensive
art type. The sum Of $l675 per head has
been spent for the housing of the paupers
of Hammersmlfh. The cost Of the cook
ing apparatus is SIS per pauper. and Of
electricity S12.O per annum.
system of duplicate wiring has been
introduced similar TO that which was re-
jected for Buckingham Palace a few years
ago on the score of expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
DAILY COURT RECORD
lsaturday, May ~, I007l

to James b. Nicholson. lots 81 to 60. square
1852 SlG1a
Widows Alits-Emma s. Barrie et viz. George. %
Edgar $. Kennedy and Harry L. Rusi, lot 6s. Slo
south Capitol street. between . and Il streets
John f. o'Neiii et VA. To John f. Heneit, psrt
original lot g. square 5as $40. John +. HeuGl
90 John f. O'Neill part same bot. So
schuetzen Pars-Aihert A Wilson e al. trustees
to Charles ~ and Maud =. Light57Wu. lots 6s.
g. iD ts lQ6 block 2 Sl,ls7
Holmead ManCr-HauY 2. Wilson q a. % james
and Sarah Hill lDt =. block a. So
schuctzen Park-AIbert 4. Wilson st al. trustees.
10 Charles W. King, lots 20 p. block 4, lots
66. a. IS TO q. block 3. lots z. l9e. l5l. lj2.
block o S9I4a
petWorth-Gilbert e. Splitter g ux. 10 II. Clifford
Bangs. lot a. BLOCK d. $40. II. Clifford Bangs
couTcJs same property 20 HebsF I. Thornton. SO.
No. 1890 T street uor5awest-Inez L. Lyon 20 John
" Crown. lot 50. square %. so.
First street northwest. between and streets
Floreuce b. MeAuhffe e. ux. 60 Michael ID.
Reidy, lot I23 square el7. SO
University place-Frances g. Weymouth co viz
William. 30 William Il. Andrews part lots l3
and a. block $. University Park $40
No I9i Twelfth street uorthesst-Floyd T. Davis @
John ". George. lot q. square 49, So
No. 1863 Thirteenth street Borthwest-Leo simmons
et HI. 70 Robert a. Bates, lot b. square 80.
500.
Ho,mesd E,tst--Zachauat T. s0wers Ct al. trus-
tees, 10 Harry 4. Wilson and HARM WaTdmau.
lots g 10 So square 2s35, SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Drinking Fountains for Horses.

Mrs William e. Chandler. vice presl-
dent Of the Washington Humane Society.
has contributed money for nineteen more
drinking fountains for horses. This
makes thirty-siX fountains in all given by
Mrs Chandler The benefit Of the more
than one hundred fountains of the HUI
name Society, located al convenient places
throughout the city and District, to
the 1900 horses which they refresh
can scarcely be OveTesttmated. The 5ene-
fit - the horse owners is also great, not
only In the increased well being of their
animals. but through the well-known CON
Vertibihty Of time into money. they are
saved thousands of dollars annually by
the convenient proximity Of these foun-
tafns
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington Hsights-Franklin T. sanner et ,.x. 70
Howard EtcAinsca lot e. so.
Alley. between First and Second. and streets
nolsawest-Phliu r BROOKS. trustee TO Luke
Madison Aeltn Madison, and Cordala ~
osyles. lst 80 ard part ot 81. square $50 81 500
Luke Madison 70 Helen Madison and Cordelia
N. Sayles, all interest in same property. SO
street northeast, between Fifth and Sixth stgeets-
J. j. Whe et uz- TO William J. Wire. lot a.
square Sc. SO
Fifteenth street southeast between and streets
Wilhelm schmidt et a.. 10 ltieurge G.. Click and
Anna =. Click, BET & sluars lG75 so
street southeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
stiteIs-,ieoIge G humphrey e. al. 10 Sophia
z. and John r. Palmer lot s3 square Ions Slo
street sDutkaasf between FouTteeatb and Fif
tenth stTeets-John 7, Arms Ct al,. trustees
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Summon kaiser asa Witness.

Munich, May 1.-THE Kaiser has been
summoned as a witness by Dr. Karl Pc
ters in a libel action against a Munich
newspaper. There is. nothing to prevent
this. In German legal procedure 1t is Gus
tomary to swear the Kaiser OF noble, as
the case may be. in his own castle. lie
then signs his evidence. which is read in
court
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

babe viii be laid when it is formally pre-
sented TO the court Notwithstanding her
delicate condition. the Spanish Queen
found time and way t. attend two re-
cent receptions with the king. one given
by the Duke of Alba aud the other by
the Countess De Pine Heimoso. She also
attended several performances at the
Italian Opera House and at the Spanish
national PLAYHOUSE
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
EnnIty Cnurt 10. I.

GAuAts coAEt NO- l.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Assignments for Monday. May l3 1917:
no. 253 Afford vs.. Orne. Attorneys. T. L. JET
f1rds. NJ. StrausbuIger-J. B. Archer, Hallam &
Haam
No 567 Baldwin IS. Baldwin. Attorneys. Camp
bell CaUington-Joln +. Laskey
No 259 G0ttenkeiuy Vs Johnson Attorneys John
J. BTosnan-f. b. Archer.
No. 27l Smith vs.. Smith. Attorneys, Mcneil
< McNeill-Fountain Pcyton.
80. E3 Louut vs.. Lount. Atturueys, II, Q. II.
Alward-E. q. Dutt0n. ]. L. johnson.
No. 25 Gates rs. Gates. Attorneys. William b.
RaiIlE-InLn Z Fnsiar.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
WANTS AUTOS REMEMBERED.
Changes in Ownership and Types of
Machines Necessitate Work

II. NJ. Woodward, secretary Of the
automobile board. has recommended
that beginning with the first Of July
new numbers be assigned to the auto
mobiles of the District. The list Of
permits. numbering 2,10o. according to
Afr. Woodward. is not authentic owing
u the fact that many persons to whom
p Tmits have been issued have disposed
OF their machines. and. in a number Of
instances, the numbers assigned to a
certain make of automobile has been
transferred to another, thereby Great
ing confusion in their Identification.
Secretary Woodward stated yester-
day that while a number of automO-
biles will be allowed 10 retain tE1 NUM-
bers they now have. change in the
list will be neccssitated
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
school Commission Goes to Bossa

Engineer Commissioner Morrow. James
Knox Taylor, supervising architect OF
the Treasury, and Dr. William Z. Chan
cellor, the commission having under con-
si6eration plans for the consolidation OF
the public schools, accompanied by E. s.
Ashford. building inspector, will leave
next Thursday for Boston, 10 make an
inspection Of the school buildings of that
city. It is the desire of the commission
that Mr.. Ashford become personally ac-
qusinted with some Of the details Of the
construction which viii De applied to the
erection Of school buildings in this city
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Theater to Give Doll shadow Plays.

Berlin. May u.-Preparations are being
made for the erection of a theater in Ber-
lin. at which only doll shadow plays will
be presented. It win be run on the lines
Of the Chat Noir theater, IN Paris, which
dourished during the sos. Many OF
Crimm's Fairy Tales Will be staged Ths
idea is due TO the success of a marfonetts
theater at Munich, which is having
crowded houses.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
FirenEhter May Give Exhibition.

A drin Of the nrCboat Firefghter.
under the supervision Of Chief Belt. is
suggested as one of the features OF
District of Columbia day at the James
town Exposition. The Firehghter re-
Gently returned from Baltimore, where
she underw ent repairs incident to her
service during the last winter as an
icebTeaker.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Equity Court No. 2.

Assignments for Monday. May l3. 1901
No. 20. Price ct al. Ys FTizzen st a.. Attorneys.
Jefords. Lester-FrizzelL
So. "a Robinson IS. Robinson. Attorneys Ne
Neiil-Aukan.
no rs. Langley vs. d d'Audigna ct al Attorneys.
Hoehlng-Hamilt0n * Colbert. Bipey, Tucker, Cor
don d Gordon.
No 26 Mcbride vs.. Mcbride et al Attorneys.
G. Cauington-MeNcilI.
ney KeigWin.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Circuit COurt No. 1.
VrGVFFr VuUV41rEr

Assignments FOR Monday May l3 1857:
No 457. Bartlett rs. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy, Attorneys W II. H. Hart-AleKenney &
Elannerr.
No. 45s. Hart vs.. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com
pauy. Attorneys ". II. H. HaIt-McKenney &
Elauuery.
No. 573. Raymond vs.. Riley. Attorneys, Ralston
& Siddous-DGuglas & Douglas
No. 459. Brown -. STANDARD oil Company. At.
torneys, ". q. GardizeT-A Leftwch Sinclair.
No. 81. Hilton IS. Lanst0n Monotype Machine
Company. Attorneys. Ruuli & Enuis-A A. H0eh-
ling. iF., Alex. Browne aud Evans Browne.
No. 6J5. Atchis0n vs.. District Of Columbia. At
t0rneys. Lancaster * Smith,. II. Thomas.
No. 6G. Parsons vs.. Redmond. Attorneys. Tucker
& Keuyon-R. Golden Donads0n.
No. SIS. French VS.. National Laundry Company.
Attorneys Milan s. Smith-Mohun & Galley
No. 5gl Meyer vs.. Mcdonald. Attorneys, John
Rldout- Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton and Ed
mund Brady.
No. 609. Bradshaw rs. District Of Columbia. At
toraeys, J. J. Darlington and ". c. sullivan
Z. H. Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James +. Cloey g. and Minnie E. Lamb. g.
Rev. F.. Hez SVEN.
Jacob Bernstein g. and Rosa Sachs z both
q Baltimore Nd Lewis /. O'Neil. justice Of
peace
CoLOKEn
John F. simms, g. ard Mary F. Chisley. %
Rer. p ]. nitcl.e.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
BUILDING NOTES.

A. n Schneider, the weil-known arcbi-
tect has prepared plans for thirteen new
houses to be erected for DR.. Babbitt, at
Thirteenth and F streets northeast The
houses will have porches and the roofs
viii be covered with slate The same
architect has drawn plans for seven two
story houses TO be erected on the south
side of y street. between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets northwest.
John Early has prepared the plans and
VIII build two-story brick studio and
dwelling at 213l G street northwest. esti-
mated TO cost S5.0oa.
T. n. Richards viii remodel and build
an addition TO his residence at 1892 G
street northwest. according to plans pre-
pared by F. b PYLE The construction
will be done by Thomas c. Henderson, at
an estimated cost Of $4,000.
Bernard Leonard is preparing 20 erecF
at $50 Four-and-a-half street southwest.
a two-story Office and dwelling. Thomas
E. Holden prepared the plans and James
J. Deera is the builder. The estimated
eost is $1,000.
James Martin has taken out permit
to build six twc-story brick houses at 54
TO Ga Adams street northwest. according
to plans prepared by Edward O. Volard
The cost viii be S21.7O)
The Washington Terminal Company has
awarded the ccnlract for furnishing the
electrical machinery for the proposed
power plant in connection with the new
Union Station to the Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company. OF
Pittsburg. The outfit viii cost about S5o0.-
600. and viii be installed under the super
vision of K. z. Sommer, supervising engi-
neer of the company. whose Office is in
the Continental Building at Baltimore
George Henderson will erect four three
story brick houses az 1900 70 1906 Grant
street northwest. at an estimated cost OF
s12.GCO. Mr. henderson viii erect three
similar dwellings az 97l0 20 27l4 Thirteenth
street northwest at an estimated cost cf
SIS.eC0. William G. Ailard. architect. pre-
pared the plans for the houses, and they
win be constructed by NJ. H. Bray.
Permit has been issued in the name Of
the Capital Traction Company for IN
provements 10 the electric plant of the
company, at Grace street. near Potomac
street northwest. The Improvements will
cost sos, ,0o0 and the construction Is In the
hands of James L. Parsons.
James Martin has taken out a permit
for six twc-story brick houses at IS 70 81
Adams street northwest estimated to
cost $2l,5o0. Edward O. Volard is the
architect
The iof at the intersection Of II street
and New York avenue northwest. where
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
DEATH RECORD.

Henry 5. Wilson. 100 9th st. Sc. 81 years.
Mary F. Bell, i4o5iz sth ST. nv. 80 years.
Edward Goldsmith s15 81. NV. So years.
AIary Gib5on. 90 y st. Sc. days
COLORED.
samuel jackson rear 1921 st. N.Y.. 50 years.
Emma Lewis sz1ls Va axe sW.. q years
Jennie Magruder. 5s jackson alley. i3 years.
Herman Goi7ney. s97 X ST. NV. "A years.
Dofothy Brown. 1879 5th ST. NV, years.
IryiHg Rawls 226 Brooks court NV. ycarS.
William Coleman. i25a Loadea coaft se.. q wear
Montague Carstian. is Washington ST. NV, u.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

the new Mascnie Temple is to be erected
has been cleared Of the old buildings. and
a force of men. under the direction Of the
Thompson-Starrett Company. is making
excavations for the foundations.
The contractor who Is erecting the new
home for the Eiks in II street. Two
squares below. is said 10 be meeting with
unexpected difficulty in securing a stable
foundation for that building.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Probate Court.

Estate Of Mary G. Ueker; petition for reappraise-
meHt hled. Attorney X. i. Downing
Estate Of Mary Jane Shaw; psttiou for probate Of
viii fled Attorney, J. ]. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
LawsuIts.

No 1883, William 7. Evans vs.. Washington Rail
Way and Electric Company aud City and Suburban
Railway CcmTany damages, Slo0o) Plaintiffs at
toTneys, Z. r. Downing and g. A Berry
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Equity sultS.

M. 270ef Jane G. Graham vs.. David Peter et al. ,
70 quiet title. COmplanants solicitors Lester A
Price
No. EoS5 Eleanor D. shesiey rs. Adeline e. Pen
rose ct al for accounting Complainant solicitor
J. J. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
MARKET MOREACTIVE
Real Estate Brokers Think
Dull Season Is Over.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY LEADS

Sales Reported from Several Oaiees
show Investments in Substantial
Homes 10 BE Much Sought After.
Lots in Suburban sections Also At
tract Buyers-BuiIding Operations.