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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19

Taft, mingle cordially in the presl
dents ofIicey''
Senator Bourne's visits are prac'
tically every day without fail. Every
time he goes there, newspaper men
seek news Of the third term move.
ment. and his frequent comings from
and going to the White House are
constant. persistent. top OF col.
Emu, next TO reading matters adj.
vertising OF the third term proposal.
Politicians note this daily conmnni.
cation with che president. They
reason (those sho d0n', like the
third term notion that it the presi-
dent doesn't endorse Senator pourne's
activity along that line, 1t Is his
nature TO make II known: that he Is
accustomed not 10 mince WORDS In
making public hts likes and dislikcs;
that he has at bis command the
most perfectly adjusted mechanism
ever constructed 10 convey TO the
country his disapptoyal OF Senator
Bourne's organized movement TO AZ
tempt to force another nomination
on Mr.. Roosevelt.
Some ugly things are said out loud
by people here who DO not hesitate
TO speak their minds tn such sub
Jects :.tbey construct a line OF reason
Ing which leads to the conclusion
that there Is some sort Of under
standing between the three members
OF The mysterious trio Roosevelt,
Bourne and Hitchcock. They even
allege that Secretary Taft will End
later this year that he only thought
he was a candidate, but that really
he wasn't.
OF course such comments are un.
just 10 the president; but neyerthe.
less, these comments are made daily,
about as often as the trio aforesaid
meet pleasantly, With no word from
the president that be disapproyes of
the third term activity o. the junior
senator from Oregon.
That day, talked with senator
Bourne shen he emerged from Score.
tary Loeb's room. Discussing poll.
ties for several minutes, the senator,
as he turned away To 70 up the walk,
said:
"Rememler--it's Teddy and Rry.
an, sure. That's the program on
both sides. Reactionary candidates
won't be In 1t this year.
And that's the unvaryina word
whenever he closes an interview.
Up TO date, nothing has oozed out
from the low, squatty oflce At the
vest end OF the Executive Mansion
TO indicate that the president Is
angry at the third term talk OF the
junior senator from Oregon. And
constantly is heard the query Is
Bourne personal non grata With
Roosevelt; or Is he facilIs prlnceps,
chief of the presidents friends, be.
cause OF his third term boomingI"
lie who can answer that query au.
thoritativeiy can sell his story to
the public press for lots OF money.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19
Sealed Proposals.


Notice Is hereby sifen that The
county commissioners OF Lsmhi
county, Idaho. viii receive sealed
proposals up to noon Of the lath day
Of April. 1875, tor the care, protection
and maintenance OF the INDECENT sick
or otherwise dependent poor % Lsmhi
county for the ensuing year. said
bids 10 include all expenses such -
food clothing, washing. Wending
medical Attendance. medicines, burial
Of deceased co1niy chatges, etc. per
day Proposals 81 be deposited with
the clerk Of said board az salmon
and 10 lie endorsed. Proposals Tor
care % county poor THE board
reserves the rsght TO reject any OF oil
bios. W &. Smith,
Clerk Of said beard
Dated March Stb, ia1-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19
IN ruG rRoHArG sorRr
Nastee ter qualifications sf rtm- Ap
pointed Tor Psevtag VIII, Ets.

OF the County d lemhs. StAtc.pi Idaho
In the nsatteT ~ the estate ct Christ kRp.
paid. deceased
Pursuant 20 an order ut sad Cent. made
sn the 2olh day II February IgpN. n,siics -
hereby given that MuadaS. the ssfu day al
March. i9oS. Al 10 O'Clock D. m. ~ sAia day,
Il the GouFt Reom Of sasd Coag,. 81 Salmton
a the sAid County oi I4emhi has pren az.
pointed as the time and place toF vttStnE the
VIII OF said Christ kappeld, decreased. and
gha issuance 10 them ~ letters tcstamrntpe
sheH and where any person interested may
appear and contest the same
Dated February 10Th. zoos.
George Steel.
Probate Judge and CLERK
First pab. March ( tobs.
aal nMla March % IpAs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19
TITLE OF NEW Story !


Bureau OF the Capital News
room 42i Munsey Building.
Washington. q. c., March Q. =
THE mystery OF the Roosevelt
bourne and Hitchcock, viii be tho
title OF story sometime 10 he wit.
ten, with full explanation OF the new
inexpiicable tanele Of Inconsistencies
daily at the White House. Nothing
exactly like ii has been known In the
history Of the republic.
The other DAY had occasion 10 be
at tn. White House for couple OF
hours, ana, on arriving | asked the
newspaper men there whc had called.
Senator Bourne Is with the presi-
dent. . said one OF them.
"There comes Hitchcock now, +"
said another as former First Assist
ant Postmaster General Frank W.
Hitchcock walked briskly down the
pathway leading 20 the executive OF.
ices.
Senator Bourne was at that mo-
ment il. the presidents ONCE.
Hitchcock entered the outer waiting
room. paused not 10 so through any
OF the formalities expected OF others,
and bolte1 directly into the presi-
dents room.
The two bali an hour later were
standing In Secetary Loeb's office,
having come from the president q
room; they cheated pleasantly to-
gether, snd Senator Bourne came
out. He wouldn't talk about the re-
pert that morning printed that he
was building national organization
TO push the third term campaign all
over the country; he wouldn't deny
IL nor afiirm. 1t was commonly un-
derstood such a plan was In process
OF being carried out.
The query naturally suggesting it,
self TO the onlooker, was
"How comes IL that Senator
Bourne, champion third term boomer
OF the universe, and Frank W. Hitch.
cock, Official booster for Secretary
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19
- -
NOTICE Ten gREnsTUR&

Estate ot Gasssns e. Nilli&ms. deceased
Nctiee i hereby given hy the andessignesl
executor al the estate ~ Czsstus G. Niiliam,
decreased. to tho crtSiaors of and oil per,
sons having claims against the sAia decrascd
10 exhibit them w1th the accessory vssasheEs
within ten months after the frat pgbliesttof
81 thss notice. 20 ], T.. Sinclair, Aftozney, Al
hts offsce in Salmon. County ni Ienshi
State OF Idaho.
Dated Feb. ssSh zoos Nm. II. shoup
esecaior OF the estate 81 CRssias q WI
hams, deceased.
FIRST pub. March s, 1905.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19

Chamberlain's Pain Balm reIievse
rheumatic pains and makes sleep and
rest possible, which Is alone worth
Dany times its cost ". y. Croker.
Esq, nov - years OF age, and for
twenty years Justice Of the Peace At
Martinsharg. iowa. says: ~ ara ter.
ribly afflicted with sciatic rbeuma.
tism In my left arm and right hip.
| have used three bottles OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm aud II did me
lots OF good. !" For sale by W. Is. py.
eatt, salmon and ". r. Stone, June.
ton.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs, colds snd
Group, and the fact that u Is pleas
ant To take and contains nothing 10
any say injurious has made Il a
fayofite with mothers. Mr.. ". =
Pelham. merchant Of kltkssIlle,
Iowa. says FOR nioie than twenty
years Chamberlain Cough Remedy
has been my leading iemery fof all
threat troubles. II Is especially sue
cessfui I'm case OF Group. Children
like II aud my customers wbo have
used IL will not take any oIbeF =
For sale by ". B. Pyeatt. salmon
and ". r. Stone. junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19

Notice Is hereby given that the
County commissioners of lemhl
county, Idaho. gill receive sealed
proposals up 10 noon Of the nth day
% April, isos, for the equity print.
ing for the ensuing year Address
al bids 10 clerk OF board Of eounty
commissioners. marked. I. Proposals
for County Printing. The beard
reserves the right TO reject any on
all bids. W. G. Smith,
Clerk Of said Board. :
Dated March 5. 1905.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19
|HINdTOk LETTER
s the Principle Topic Of
Ellington Conversation.

ngton, d. c., March L.
y is doing little at the pres
>rnent except discussing poll
The discussion is mainly on
publican side. 1t is almost
Pile TO give az idea Of the
SIS OF the fight against Taft
house and senate. Polls of
bodies are absolutely without
Ebut a man woo talks daily
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-19

II the news is not in The Recorde,
1t did not happen.


This remedy has been In use for
over thirtY years and has proved IL
self TO be the most successful femedy
yet discovered for bowel complaints.
IL never falls. Sold by ". h. Pyeatt,
salmon ana w. r. Stone, Junction.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mintwood-Sarsfsld A. and Elizabeth B. Mccarthy
70 Hans G.. Holther. lot AZ. SO
Center Echingt0n-Carrie Harding q ux. 90 Benia-
min r. Catlin. lo;s - and o. block 10 s. Bcnia-
min r. Catlin et TX. 20 Carrie. Harry T.. and
Clarence L. Harding lot a. block ls SO.
Petworth-Beniamin r.. Catlin Ct ux. % Carrie
Harry T.. aud Clarence L. Harding. lot g
square p So Carrie Harding q al % Benia-
min r. Catlin lots a and = square g. SO
Benjamin r. CGtlin ct 20 Carrie Harry T..
and Clarence L. Harding lot o. square g. $40.
Randle Highlands-Adolph Feldvoss and William J
Vonderhede. trustees, to John n. REILLY, lot A.
block 8 SO
go First street southeast and lo7 THRIFT street
Allen. parts lots and g. square 49, and part
lot a. square llS6. Sl4s0
lT0 New Jersey avenue Northwestern Wood
ct vir, William H.. to Mar c. Richardson. lot
g. square joS. SO.
sixth street northeast. between and G. streets
Elisha 7. T5yloi e. TX. 10 William II. Pieifer.
LOT 20. square sA. SO
Addition TO Brcokand-Henry J. Happier ct u1 20
{. Mabel Holden. lot 8. square Ais. SO.
Columbia Heichts-FranCas \ Bundon a TX N
% So
G street southeast. between sixteenth ard Seven
tenth strects-Clarence b. Hight and Charles G.
Allen, trustees. 20 Arthur A. Alexander lots g
20 i6. square south Of square 1921 8 50O
1916 street southeast-Arthur A. Alexander e Tx.
TO George W. Parsons. lot IS. SQUARE south Of
square 1901. SO
Pleasant Plhins-AYthr s. Mattingy and Zaehariah
I. Sewers. trustees 10 Louis and Annie Steer
man. lots IS. g. and g. SO.
Fifteenth street northwest between and W streets
Thomas Bones and S. Percy Thompson trls-
tees. TO Mar McC. Tucker. lot rs. square
a3 SO
Sauls Addition &C Washington-William L. Staley
ct 10 Della i. Burtt lot 3. square 2slS. $40
Garfeld-A- II. Potts 10 Paul o. Jackson. lot Z.
block 4. $40.
Prevention Enlarged and Conquerors Defeated
James O'Hagau 10 Thomas H. Pickford one
fourteenth interest IN parts. So.
Dobbins' Addition 70 Washington-Jennie A. CIT
tings 20 James and Alice J. Ford lot $40. square
3l17 $40.
E3 X street southwest-Martha Robinson to George
W. Robinson, part lot ;. square 49, $40.
Dobbins Addition 10 Washington-Harry Wardman
and Thomas y. Bones 20 William L. Bowles
lots p and 50, square a. $40. Same to Allen ID.
and Saidee L. McCaTtec. lot 20. square a. SO
Connecticut Avenue Addition 10 Cleveland Park
John L. Warren et INK. to Ada Z. Murray, lot
l. square Gzls $40
PadswOrth-Thomas Bones and s. Percy Thompson.
trustees. to jamie A. Thomson, lot IA. square
2S16. $40.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 2.-SUGAR-Tho local nav sugar
market was steady. with a sale d l. 20 bags San
Domingo Centrifugal dock At n price equal 10
49, duty paid This is in addition 70 about % 900
bags sold late yesterday on the sane basis Duty
paid prices are now quoted: Centrifugal g test
so; MuscOvad0. 50 test $50: mOlasses sugar So
test 36l These prices are say. three points below
the rates PREVIOUSLY quoted The London market
fOr beet sugar was Sa3Ad lover Refined sugar
slow. with market unchanged
NAVAL STORES-Tho market for spirits tnrpcn.
tine ruled quiet hut steady with rnachine-uade
barrels. az New York. quoted az g. and the market
at Savannah vas based on SsA, which is a shade
lower. Resin was quiet and unchanged Tar was
steady and unchanged.
MILL FEED-Finn: trading dull. Spring bran.
UopOund sacks. 20 arrive, 265a27 70 middlinES.
$50; city bran. zoo. in bulk: Western red dog 70
arrive goo; winter wheat bran, in lO0pound sacks
OATs-FIrn: better demand. No. white. ~
No. white. 57l5 No. mixed. s.
FLOUR-Market finn but dull. Spring patents.
55oa5.s0; spring clears. Ai0aA75 winter stnights.
A5oaA.s5; winter clears. L2aA35; Kansas in sacks.
patents, 5.6a5 .; straishts. ieoaAS.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: dull We quote L6a5iS
CORN MEAL-Dull: light supply. Kiln dried for
export, $50: coarse meal. in bags Li9al.N
HAY-Receipts, 1850 tons; market quiet and
weaker. Prime timothy, Is; No. !. Ss9o: No 2.
75aso; No 3. 65a7O.
sTRAw-strons; scarcs and higher. Long rye.
sas0
BEEF-steady; quiet Family. lsooaHOo; packer.
A0Oal5O0.
PORK-Quiet Mess. iA5oal5g family. l6OOa
1850.
TALLOw-steudy. City. in hossheads. 5a5s
LARD-Dun and easy. Prime Western, GB;
city. T9j; refined continent. 800 South American.
$50; refined Brazilian. kegs, 1875; city stearine.
10; Oeostearine nominal. New York II; Chicago.
liz
BUTTER-Receip;s. 1875 packages hrner.
Creamery. extra. ~; hrsts. 2'4a25; State dairy.
tubs, finest. q good 20 choice Zs22is.
EGGS-Eeceipts. a. $50 cases; frm. Nearby white.
fancy. lsals mixed. fancy. lSais4 fine extra.
frsts lsaisis.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading was better yesterday on the
Washington Stock Exchange. with prices
somewhat higher than last week The
feature Of the day was Investment buy
ing OF bonds. $4,000 in Washington Rail-
way and Electric per cents changing
hands. single bonds at 81. and a block
OF $4,000 az SO%.
Following the business In the bonds,
$50 shares OF the common stock Of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany sold at "a TO 81 is. The preferred
shares sold 400 at 50.
Recent reports about the good condition
of the Lanston Tyre Machine Company
is having its effect upon the value OF the
stock Yesterday go shares sold at II 10
11A. and an option was fixed up at Sl2
a share upon 1000 shares to run one year
and conditioned upon the expected divi-
dend being sufficient 10 pay per cent
upon the loans necessary TO carry the
stock.
The new rooms OF the stock exchange
was In better shape yesterday. and the
members felt more at home in the quar-
tiers provided for II by the committee
appointed for the purpose.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert L. Layton. Is. and Fenia NJ Smith. q.
both of Manassas Va. Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
James T. Gilfllan, 50. and May J. Walsh, % Rev.
J. NJ. Schick
Leo r. Gorham. g and Edna Humphreys. 2
Rev J. b. Mclaughlin
Edward c. Grigsby. a. and Matte V. Snyder. ls
Rev II. b. Howden.
Charles W. Gwinn, p. and Mary s. Selzle "a.
Rev J. NJ O'Bn@.
james L, HafIey. 81 and Alice l. Hunter. d Rev.
II. S. FraucN
Orbey S. Condrey a. and Sarah G. Paris p. both
OF Richmond, Va. Rev. G. P. Stealey.
samuel A. Tcpley. -. and Nettie Donaldson o.
both Of Dominion Heights, Va. Rev. t. O. Grouse
J. kendrick Upton. ., and Lorraine a. Davis. %.
Rev Il. s. Smith.
jefferson S. GraTcS q and Anna L. Budley. q.
Of Boston Mass. Rev. f. D. Power.
Patrick ]. llulIhEl. %. and Margaret A. BOYLE.
Is Rev. T. S. lee
Charles J. Miller. 80. and Anna L Poulsen. 2.
both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev. c. H. Butler.
Charles E Cooley. z. Of Reliance. Va. and Min
mic b. McCrOw. 2. Of Amherst. Va. Rev James L.
Irvine
James Leo, r., q. Of Jersey City, " J., and Clam
NJ. JOyce, q Rev. William T. Russell.
Charles c. Koebrich. 8. OF Baltimore. Nd ard
Florence A. Wurdeman, a. Rev Wallace Radcliffe.
Charles A. Watson. 3, and Vesta ]. lockwood, D
Rev. S. II. Greene
William L. Kirby. s. and Comeia NJ. Brown. 50
Rev. S. H. Greene.
Robert H. Pendletou. 81. Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
and Marguerite A. Wood IS Rev. ]. J. Muir.
George ?. McInturf. 50, and Maggie Thomas 3d.
Rev. r. II. McKim.
George s. Scarlet. sc. Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
jamie Z Shaw. q. Rev. I. o. Baker.
COLORED.
Bos Waller, q, and Geneyiye Hooks, IL. Rev.
]. H. Robinson
Elijah 5. GadsOn, 81. and Mary Z. jackson, %.
Rev. Shelton Miller.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
Equity Court No. 1.

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No ZTlZ2 Horton vs.. Van Sender; ordered cal
endarcd and bill dismissed. Attorneys Pred Beall-
No .,I5. Little Hungary Company vs. Lefko;
receivers authorized % sell Attorneys. C. +.
CarIsi-C " Dan and c. 5. Shreye.
No G-75. Jones Knox q al; trustee sub
stituted &c Attorneys. c. II. syme and W. II.
-Brandenburg & Branden5urg and ]. ]. Oar
lingt0n.
No zs55 Carlsi Vs. Prescott Company; rule
issued. Attorney. c. F. CarasL
Nc. 1885. Indian Protective Association vs. Chase
rule as 10 injunction Attorneys. r. W. Moore and
b. s. Minor
Assignments for to-day:
No 81 Waters vs.. Prosise. Attorneys W. J.
Lambort-E. II. Thomas.
No 81. Chapple Chapple Attorneys X. T.
Eysns-H A Hcitmuller
No. ~ Holmes vs. Holmes. Attorneys. W. G.
Gardencr-Wor & Rosenberg.
No. 20 Payne vs.. Payne. Attorneys, r. ID.
8laokistoae-C II. Merillat
No. 2g Lynch vs. Lynch. Attorneys Downing
& Berry-DenEis h Sohon-
No. On Bolts vs.. Bots. Attorneys. Everett a
Ewing-David Rothschild
No. Nl-Harris vs.. Harris. Attorneys. p H.
Marshall-J. T. Padgett
No Ns Snonden vs. Shorter Attorneys. Cor
don & Gordon-W. @. johnson.
No 95-Charman vs. Howard Attorneys. Pad
eett & Jones-J. II. Stewart
No. So9 Lewis vs.. Lewis Attorneys. H. H. Hol-
lander-J. .Laskey.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2761i American National Bank vs. Dough
crty: substitution Of trustee ordered. Attorneys,
Berry & AIinor-Stuart Mcnamara.
No. Z7325. Jones rs. Jones; c. J. F. Gran np-
pointed to defend Attorney. W. Z. Ambrose.
No. Z7isS Rayser vs.. Alhrechti sale ratified mist.
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon and Erskine Gordon.
No I77B Wilker vs. Nikcr; reference 20 eN-
amino. Attorneys w. Z. ADMINISTRATION &
Siddons
No 1884 Washington Brewing Company rs. Nc
Inerny; restraining order. Attorneys, Brney &
Woodland
No. l776. Bell vs.. Bell; trustees account ap-
proved. &C Attorney. r. r Perry.
No 1889 MCGOWAN vs. Elroy; demurrer
tanned; bill dismissed; appeal noted. Attorneys, c.
7. Hendler-Edmund Burke and Charles Bendheim.
Assignments for to-day;
No "a Woodbury. VS. Woodbury.. Attorneys, NJ.
Hufty-0IcNein a Mcneil and Chaunccy c. Hack
EFT.
No 2Ss. Schlckler vs. Washington Brewing Com
pany Attorneys Cuttings & Chamberlin and joseph
T. Tepper-WoOdard.
No 292 Bensinger vs.. Gleason. Attorneys Hamn-
ton & Colbert--Stuart Mcnamara, Reginald Huide-
kopcr. and Edmund Burke.
No 9i Ornsby vs.. 0msby Attorneys. Ormshy
johnson.
No. @8 oConnor vs.. Walker. Attorneys Bal
iinger-Smith.
No. 500 Mitchell vs.. Mitchell. Attorneys. Frisby
Scott
No 3O8 Thomas VS.. De Winter. Attorneys.
Beller and Conrad II. Syme-Marshal
No. SOC. Fulton vs.. BuhCrd Attorney. Philip
Walker
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. Juno 2-CATTLE-Receipts $50 head :
market steady Dressed beef. dull and unchanged
CALyEs-Recuipts. $50 head; market steady.
Dressed calves higher; city dressed yesls SALLY
SHEEP AND LAMB5-Receipts. $500 head: mar
ket steady. Sheep. S50a56O yearlings 562Ss: aInbs
6as
HoGS-ReceptS. 1850 heads market nominally
firm Buffalo advices
Chicago. June 2-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 1000 head /;
market steady. Prime beeves. 62aLi0; poor to
medium. A9Oa52; stockers and feeders. :.sOa5 % :
COWS and heifers 235a62: Gamers. 2SOa25: Tex
ans s40a5 co.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head: market 5 TO 10
cents lower, Light. Ai5a5.5O; rohgls, 5lOa5 80 :
mixed. 5za5. s2t1; heavy. 540a5bO; pigs. AZJa5lO
SHEEP-Heceipts. H. 900 head. market l0al5 cents
lower. Native sheep. s.2sas15i Western sheep. az5a
5.2; native and Western lambs, 4O0a6E,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03

Quotations furnished by E. +. Hutton & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G.. Bowie Chipman man
sger. 1901 L street northwest
Chicago. June 2-Cabled advices on wheat were
Disappointing, far prices were concerned but
reports showed that the druuth continues, both In
Southeastern Europe and Spain. and considerable
apprehension Is felt regarding the outcome Of the
foreign crop in these localities. The weather cond-
tons in tho West not favorablo for the best
Advancement q the crop as further rains occurred
IN the sections west Of the Mississippi River
Corn was fairly active and fm in sympathy with
wheat and on the unfavurable weather. which Is
considered extremely unfavorable for planting and
too cold for growing. There was some selling By
Western commission houses but shorts we're in
clincd 70 cover.
Oats were inactive. with interest mostly In the
late positions, but prices were frmer, influenced
by the advance IN other grain and on covering by
shorts in the Western market
Provisions were easier in the FACE Of firm hog
markets. influenced by large stocks AZ Western
points and some selling by packers
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
DEATH RECORD.

Lewis Laprade. So Defrees St NV, 3 years
Marion v Brcncman IDS 10Th ST. NV. IS years
John A. Altman. ID d 81. &c. 50 years
Anna NJ Post. 18th and Jackson stS ne g. years
John Clancy. Govt Hosp. for Insane IS years.
Clara Coffin Providcnce Hospital. So years.
Bayard H. Veazey, Potomac River, near 9Th s.
NV. o years.
Thurman w. Cross, sos 10th st. ne, months
Joseph Burrows, IS FOxhan road l month.
Mary c. O'Donnel, 1913 Tth ST. NV. Il DAYS
Infant Of James E. and Irms c. Martin, 10 Todd
place NV. day.
Infant Of James E. and May Young Columbia
Hospital 6s hours
COLORED
Mary j. Shields. go Dixon court sw., 90 years.
Elizabeth Douglas Benning. d. c.. 81 years
EuEeno Riley 2I2 p st. NV, II years.
William Wallace 272 Poplar ST., years.
Mabel NJ. Butler. III 81. Sc, years
Infant Of Agnes Allen 1850 9Th st. NV, month
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. +. Hutton & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New YORK Cotton Exchange, @. Bowie Chapman.
manager. 1901 + street northwest
New York, June 2-CabIes from Liverpool were
better than expected this morning, and The effect
was a finn opening Of the local cotton market.
During the entire session the opening prices were
more than maintained. and closed from 10 20
points above tho opening As prices advanced
there was evidence q much short covering The
weather reports were good for the day. and the
general tone Of the market much improved
Receipts at the ports were 1900 bales against
GS last week and l9ii last year. For the week,
900 bales. against 5I last week and 30Os6 last
year. Receipts at New Orleans were l. 96S bales.
against 9i6 last year. and AZ Houston 2i9 bales,
again5; 2 rs last year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Hayes vs.. Washington Post Publishing Company
motion fer new trial granted. Attorneys. 7. L.
JefImds-C Chaplin Brown.
No assignments fer to-day.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 5rS1z Golden & Co. vs. Grady: Judgment by
default attorney S. T. Thomas.
No. 1903 Doyle vs.. Notes; appeal noted. Attor-
neys, Hamilton, Colbert, YerSes * Hamilton and
]. J. Darlngton-B f. Leighton.
No. 4sO6. Doyle vs. Stearns; same. Attorneys.
same.
Nos. 1865 and 1876. Dawson vs.. stoll; given to
jury. Attorneys. Cuttings s Observation-Disclosures
& Ballinger.
No. 1921. LamsOn vs. Shaffer; on trial Attor-
neys. =. L. Gies-W. J. Lambert.
Assignments for to-day;
No. AIS. Carver IS. Old Dominion Railway Com
pany Attorneys NJ. T. Clinkscales and A. W.
Scott-W. J. Lambert.
No. 49, McAllister Us. Lisner. Attorneys. HRmil-
ton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamton-Leon Tobriner.
No. $3.50 burroughs vs.. Cave. Attorneys, H L.
B. Atkisson--J. S. Easily Smith.
Nc. 20e. M0ypihan VS.. Providence Hospital et al
Attorneys. J. A. johnson. G. J. Gates. and Nelson
Wilson-Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. l5S Sullivan VS.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, J. w. Echols-R. r, Pesgy s Son and
G. II. Dunlop