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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

Walker. Of Walker a Crane
kings OF acrohatic comedy took. ref
uge from tho storm Ia tho door
way Of the dark and deserted hai
store, The rain had come up very
suddenly and Il was cold enough 10
have the bis man ahiyering and
wnlng "hrrrl" for the company
Of the thing, Ito had been IN the
shelter about three minutca, when
a wrapped.up. agile figure clipped
acgoes the street from the closed
AleaEar and took position ~ the
other side ~ tho door The soc.
ond figure wna shat Of a woman.
evidently one OF the entertainers
from tho green and silt theatre.
Walkers big heart was sore
within him and be said no word 20
the shrinking. silent figure Just
six foct away n had been iuat
two months since tho king come
dian had gone 10 tho little church
around che corner with her. And
then no had gone with I.eath and
she had booked for the Empire
.elrciit. 70 DO the wonderful little lmi.
tative stunts from Boston 90 New
Orleans. II was a yery hard ncpa.
ration. but they would drlft %.
eether here and there during tho
season. and after this they must
manage To get under tho same man.
agcment. But stiii Bert Walker.
acrubatie comedian. nursed tho
sorest heart.
Tho great. black clouds dropped
biEscr and bigger Elobules and the
little figure. ever recedins from
the enruaching dampnras. touched
Walker.
Had s,orm." be managed. Last
some time. I'm afraid
Tho lady turned her bead. very
quickly. but made no oth0r sign
that she had heard.
Prom the AlcaEarf' asked
Walker.
Yea" she replied in a tinklinR
voice that reminded the man OF
some famous actress he had heard
but could not place
4 40 a turn myself AZ tho Ma.
iessic~ ha said We we're unaxs
pectcdly switched In here from
Rochester 70 fli sap. What's
yonY isnoF"
"MonoingucB- singing dencs
or so And yourn~lft~
"R0amh acrobat ---
musical feature" no answered
There waa a silence for a whllo
and both Of them gansd moodlly
into tho splashlng rain. The lady
broke tho silence
Elm awfuily lonesome" she
complained.
Walker Amilsd TO himself IN tho
darkness. The next thlng she
w0nid DO suggesting Holsters and
champagne and abe would DO dla.
appointed
I'm lonely myself hs declared
Are you reaiiy1" she asked 40
quickly that II amused him.
Yes" be repeated. = know Of
a place that I would give the SAT.
urday pay envelope 20 sse for three
hours
She laughed. a clear and sIiyery
laugh. Ike tho famous actress that
he could not place. IL IL strange
that We should both b 20 lonely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

knotty points the decision may hang
fire months until each Judge has
zone through the authorities and
the evidence.
Az is shown. during tho term
period. n ell tho Judges sat on the
bonoh each day Saturday IL tha
only fall day the Judges have TO
alt In tkolr rooms and prepare opin.
Iona With the mass Of work 20 be
done II was decided by the last leg.
lslaNre 70 permit five Judges only
TO ait Thus this week Judges Had.
Icy and Grow are not on the bench.
Both read the briefs, however, In
every case submitted. and both
participate IN the private discussion
OF each case.
The Iudgea take turns about in
thoir week off the bench and ON.
ploy the time thus secured In
writing opinions on eaeea previous.
ly heard and assigned 10 them for
opinions Even this plan does not
provide sufficient time In what or,
binary individuals consider work.
ing hours. Long into the night In
their offices or home the judges
work on the papers. and even then
barely keep up with the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

inally penncd and suggest changes
or alterations. Often the whole court
assemblies again 60 discuss tho case.
An opinion may be amended half
a dosen times before four mambera
slsn Il, and Il takes four 20 make
it decision. Then some OF the
other Judges may file dissenting
opinions. There are instances herd
whore different dissenting opinions
we're flled IN "A case by three Judges
while tho four others united IN tho
majority opinion.
-Four Sign a.
When tho opinion receives four
signatures approving Il. II H. filed
With the clerk and becomes public
Except IN very rare lnstRncea Il
takes about a week or two after
an original opinion has been writ.
ten before Il passes through the
hands OF the other judges and Is
Tiled. In some cases Involving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

through this sacrifice and through
the admirable work YOU had already
done. and through Kennard's fine
Kick. a victory was won. However,
Il WAS a first-rate example of the
interest OF an individual being sub
ordinatod TO the good OF the team
there cannot bo any better less n
for our national life than to teach
that tho good OF tho individual must
be subordinated FOR the good OF the
people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18
DANCER is GUEST OF
THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 1S.--
Mile, Adelin Genoe a dancer tour.
ing with the Soul kiss company,
was received by President Roose-
welt by special appointment She
has danced before many OF the
crowned heads OF Europe and prob
ably viii appear privately at the
White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18
ANOTHER RAP
AT ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. Dec. is, Mem
bers OF the senate are planning a
further attack ON the president to-
day, following the Introduction la
tho upper house OF resolution CALI
ing upon the committee on military
affairs to investigate the action Of
the president la ordering the with
drawal o fmarines from the hattie-
ships OF the United states navy.
The resolution provides that the
committee ascertain whether cone
gress has not the right TO provide
rules for the government Of the
marino corps which win bind the
president as commander-in- chief of
the army and navy 10 continue the
corps In the manner intended by
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

An attractive, new line Of Bandeau Portieres, in
three pleasing color effects-red, green and brown
consisting OF woven bands, five inches wide, car
rying designs in contrasting colors. These bands
alternate with ropes of same shade, making and
novel combinations Two sizes represented.
Prices, $3.50 and $3.50 pair.
LEATHER PORTIERES- Suitable for Christ
gifts. to be noted in twisted leather work. in
red or green and combinations of red and green.
They six feet wide by feet long, and
be easily adjusted to fit smaller archways. Price,
SOS
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18
|. Possible to Give Per.
anal Attention to
Every Case.
,s,,r special ser>losl

lHfaF ENNNA"A -
J n,NplA. Dec iS.-What Is the
y, eoeedure OF the state sn'
,ssft in hearing cases and
,s..es aeelsieesf In view Of re-
Ia publicity given the resig.
Il 4 FORMER member Of the
IA lot Of mlsiufornstlon
- bsea circulated during The
sssax,slssatlou. the exact facts
NV tAa Judges perform their
seams o. peculiar interest
- eoart uow consists Of seven
ulram y. uadley. chief ms.
- reiires next month, Wal
ueant Herman u Grow Frank
s.islu Mark A Fullerton. Ralph
e.sAsr and stephen ]. Chadwick.
- ehlef duty Of the court Is to
"a decide appeals from Do.
- Il the superior court Judges
1 - state but In addition there
r.nv matters brought directly
- supreme court such as
y. II hAheas corpus, quo var.
- aaa me Tire
Regular Terms.
s.ss,ar terIns Of the conrt arg
II AeesnniaN the second Mondays
hseaey. May and October az
= rear The present term be.
Y oesoher IL. 1905. aud VIII end
sssnhss e. which viii leave bat
49, DAYS before next term be
January N, 1909,
q fsas tAls weeks work. Tor "a.
- Last week the court ballllf
slsd Tor each judge thu Print.
& tlrls (which include the law
- acts and authorities cited
nposlng coaaseO Ia each os che
ns 20 be heard this week
H. t.ike carefully read and
a. these briefs ia advance ~
haaglnk. Monday. Tuesday.
< kNaay and Thursday mornings
Ntges tan but Hadlay and
81 assembled IN the court room
~ tAa arguments presented
A. rival attorneys on these
m Esch tay arguments we're
~ q attorneys we're present.
a cases. Sometimes the law.
= q not appear 10 make Vafba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18
IDRUTTWOOD

There "a an old proyerb or some.
thing you know. about two being
company
But that game was not for him
now There WAS the little church
aronud the cnrueraand Masie. An.
MaEie' The heart OF the big man
thumped az the thought of her
chic, dainty prctilneaa, lie mar.
INJURED aloud. withau, knowing Il.
mo more cieven.thirty dinners
for mo. i'm married now"
The lady laughed AZ the mutter,
I'd deollnation and Il seemed 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

Nine, Stdnhell was not very par
tlcular Her lovers ranged from
president OF France to a black
king Of semibarharous race IN
lndo China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18
inexpensive Gloves for Christmas

Women's two-clasp Glaze Gloves, overseam-sewn,
Paris point embroidery, two patent fasteners at
wrist, gusseted. black, white. tan. brown, cham
payne mode Attraetively boxed. Specially priced
at csc pair.
Women's Two-Clasp pique-Sewn Gloves, in
broken assortment. Several styles represented,
some with pearl clasps others with metal fasteners.
Special. Sl35 pair.
Women's Sutton Length Gloves, glace-fn-
shed, pque-sewn; tan, brown and black special,
$lo5 pair. - Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

Although harps and halos are
accepted an part Of the life equip.
ment In the hereafter. society WON
on OF austero micn will not DO pro.
yldod with lorgnetg.
isn't II true that those vtbo have
the most, make the least Of Christ
maa2
Little sheets Of paper,
Little dropH Of ink,
Make tho whole creation
stop q BIT and think.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

Pennsylvania Railroad Relief as
ISOLATION has paid out S25.O0O.O00
since a. was inaugur9bed. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

"What do you take for your
splendid appetizer" asked the dys-
peptic.
food. sir, food" answered his
hearty opposite.
The Ynlo log will be snaked
homo behind a 60-horsopower ben
zine buggy this year.
RyerI Is she over 35?
Dyeri Wen. she's standing un.
dor the mistletoe. PUCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

INSTRUMENTATION is busy COM
mercial center and is the prinoi-
pal shipping point of the wheat
products of Eastern Russia. Il has
a population of 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18
FIRE RAGING


ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. IS
Dispatches received here state that
great fire is raging in Rostov-on-
theDon, which has destroyed the
center of the town. together with
another entire quarter Several
lives were lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18
Basement SaGeSrOOIll

WOMENS KNIT GLOVES, SPECIAL 35c
PAIR-Very pretty and durable mercerized Knit
Gloves, in black. white red, green, blue and mode
Wool Gloves, with mercerized lining in black blue
brown and gray. Very warm The foregoing
Gloves good-ftting have extra long wrists, and
are of the known "Kayser" make
WOMEN'S HOSIERY, SPECIAL. 25c PAIR
Odds and ends in Women's Hosiery, embracing
Isle and Cotton also Gauze-Lise Hosiery i'm black
and Sik-Lise Hosiery in light and dark gray, red,
blue, green, white and champagne.
INFANTS HOSE. SPECIAL, 10c PAIR-In-
fants' fine black Lisle Hose An exceptional value
at the special price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-18

What an awful time the iovlaI
Nick would have IN the back Yards
IL Christmas fell upon Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02

 KING
 EDWARD

LONDON. - The British AustfaJ iana sass that Sgret John Patton. \ C. NHtHv veteran. who for forty. Hee years Has beer warden m the praa department of Now South WaIes. re- latss ION h. once struck Eug Edward
 "f MS n chshb3m camp in Surrey. busy cleaning my accoulrements. which We're all spread out au tae ground when young slip ef a hes came walking toward me. k5kius rhIuez aHt af lis Wae. "Clear aats I ruare1 Fut h. cam, smTiugiy au. and l just went toward him and clipped him under tHe e8H was furious at his daring ta ealE over my most sacred possessions.
 Do tau KaaW what you've lone 2. n fellow soldier asked. with an awe struck face. sYes.' replied. .taugh. l yaung euh manuers, Good lord. irs tae Prince of Wales. Well. well he's now king and I'm an old man
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02
WILL KEEP ELEVAT0S BUSY
 FOR I5 YEARS

CANDLE. Sept. l. - AZ mimitabie surpIt of water. sufficient Co operat . fifteen ef~yatg.z. and enough ground either owned outright or under aptiau [" heap these elevators busy for ths ns>t dfgeen ,cars. is the fortunate ra- -itien tu when tnr rairhavcn Water camraty nos luds itself
 rhree Haz have already nrer a~taH- ed. aul ars being operated caustantl, and uars witt hs added as soan as tFe HHateaH arrives. Alr.a ly a uumhcr uf gIeaH=urz lave been made this wear aHd fHe srsults have been entirely stfl@aefaHe.
 NH a##a .the manager uf the com rlas hasa crew of men at work laying tHe pipe. and everything win be made r,aly f4r tHs installation of additional lus next sEiHE
 The suurae Nrom which the com rauz takes ns water Is Crater Lake. a body af water about tu,uty-nve miles ione. about three miles wide on Che average. and very d,ep I'm canal
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can be kept running flU all summer. and the surface of the lake will be lowered only few inches. AS the lake drains a large ara af country. tho reservoir wiH i'll up again m the spring.
 The ditch Has an elevation af about 2oa feet above the bedrock Q uthc Inc machuk river upon which the com panH's ground Is situated and as this stream carries gold from the head to it's confluence with katzebur Sound it is safe to say that the company wiz be sthl taking out gold when another drcld" shall have elapsed
 Dick Hoscndorn. Hauk Fries and one "r two other operators are taking out good money on the Inmachuk this sum mer. and are running two shifts. while the operators on other streams in the northern country are sa short of water that they can operate but a few hours each day.
 II Is probable tn taa number of steam thawer~ win be in operation on this ~troam next summer
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02
BURGLARY IN NOME.

Things have rumg Co pretty rasz N hen aafez aH# HFEaa from gHgft fes= j1enge IH EHg #Iadte af tg H.gHJ Hs proVl tz aeam thas..s laite
 Sa maae aee#=-aae.s ur a similar rltur- haza tl,- ehr.uI.I.f r1.r1H that people haEu aau. ta a#HE tHHz must fe-aHs H##= #-r. fH the auzt uf paea5as HaAalt.ss
 How | 5- sHa such ass..-sH-=z seems t1 aXtsr ar.itsr qesHa.. aaa than farm.7z Hr5 tn sE H4yhz t i- because tHa dM#as- # tHe --a- een h4- caused t greater lack if #eH-t Hut the cause Hs.aHas4 matter f#a temptation. T#s question r.a x ts make an Ex4#Hlr. tga Under HHH circumstances mm could hardly ea blamed far HatasHs ta adopt s.sa Ha= gal methods ta fd tae city as th- Ha- Welcome visitors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Of All Real and Personal Property Be longing to the Seward Ditch
 Company.

Notice is hereby given that I. the 4LcefslKned trustee. named as such in lhai certain deed of trust dated Oc- tpfsef stn. l901. fro mthe Seward Ditch Company. a corporation. to said trus- tee, which said deed of trust has been duly recorded in the office of the re- eorder for the Cape Nome Recording District, District of Alaska, will sell. under and by virtue of the powers In me vested by said trust deed. at F o'clock noon, September l5. 1908. at the front door of the court house of the United States District Court in the city of Nome. Alaska. at public auc- tion, to the highest bidder for cash. all of the following described real and personal property belonging to the said Seward Ditch Company. to-wit:
 All the following described property. real estate and mining claims situate in the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District and the Kougarok Mining and Recording District. District of Alaska, viz:
 All that certain ditch. Hume and pipe line extending from the intake of said ditch. Hume and pipe line just below Dorothy creek on Nome river. down the right limit of Nome river toAnvil creek. being about 39 miles in length. and known and designated as the "Sew- ard Ditch." together with all its later als. feeders. siphons. fumes. pipe lines and other water eonduits appertaining, appurtenant and belonging to sail ditch system, together with all water rights acquired by appropriation by said Seward Ditch Co. and its grant ors, Cabel Whitehead. Frank IT. Thatcher. John D. Leedy. Dorothy Dobbs, John L. Beau. H. T. Harding, Eugene F. Allies. and Milton F. Allies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Good aouse four furnished rooms and cache lnt s5xl4o Second avenue. only s506 Huvcy X Davison. House. furnished rooms. clshe. cellar water connection, etc, lot 5Ox14O. Thra avenue. only s375 if sold b Aug. .o Boyey X Davidson. We have houses and cabins. furnish ed and uufurnished, for rent anl sale. Bovey & Davison. Mining claims to lta>c and for sale Bovey X Davison. If you desire to make a safe invest mont see what We have to offer. Bo- vey < Dayison.
 We have a number of business loca tions aa Front street for sale or rent eovey 6 Davison's Real Estate ana
 Mining Exchange, g Steadman Ave. Phone Black g Notary Public, Employment Agency Collections, Auetioneer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02

Co divert and apply Go a beneficial use the waters of Nome river and aif trib- utarie< Co Nome river. between Che said intake of said Seward Ditch and Anvil creek
 sIzo that certain ditch. pipe line. -ar.e and water conduit extending from tHe Grand Central river to the Nome river divide. and known and designated as the High Pipe Line together with all the fumes. pipe lines. duches. laterals. feeders and other water rouduits of every kind and de- seflptIoH thereunto belonging arPer- taining or appurtenant. also all the rights acquired by the said Seward Ditch Company. It's grautors and prcde- Cessurs in interest. by appropriation Co divert the waters of said Grand Central river and it's tributaries and apply tHe same Co a bcncarlai use; also all rights of way and franchises and easements of every kind. nature and description appcrtaining. belong ing to or appurtenant to the said High Pipe Line" also the right tn continue said High Pipe Line" from Is pres ent terminus to Nome and vicinity; also all material now on hand for the construction of said pipe line
 Also all the rights heretofore ac- guired and conveyed Co said Seward Ditch Ga, By the Central Water co. and II. r. Harding, J. n. Lecdy. e. D. Lane et al
 Also all mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company. and all interests in mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company
 Also all leases of mining claims swn- ed by said Seward Ditch Company. ac- cording to the terms of which said leases the said Seward Ditch Company Is not prohibited from transferring and assigning the same without the writ ten consent of the lcssors in said leases named.
 Also all rights of way and easements ''N AAfA hA NstitA sNfNAIu AftAt'tt company over mining claims.
 Also all horses. blows. scrapers. camp equipment. wagons. harness. tools. and mining and ditch implements owned by said Seward Ditch Company.
 Also that certain lot in the townslte of Nome. District of Alaska. known as lot a5 fn hiaelx 50 topetbar t=ftb all f,., Provements thereon situate. and being the let upon which the Seward stable and barn Is now situate.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. thls 7th da, If July. 1908
 ALBERT FINK.
 Trustee. Date of first pub July g. 1908.
 Date Of last pub. Sept. Q. 19ns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02

Leadviue mine. situated on Che righ, limit af Anvil creek. April q. 1908.
 Proof Of Labor. No. Q Willow creek. for year ending pee. 5t. l9u>. Stanley W Allen.
 Locations. The or.eou. situated west of Hast. ius~ e-e,k. June (. IsoS. X. Kuhn ct aI Brzy bgneh B L. skunk crock. May za DOS
 Jessie bench. l.. L. Nome river. May sa laes W n Lehman
 The May. ou tundra near Fox lake. June :. 1908. IT. s Bloomfield et al The Fob. near Safety Iassau. June istS. N. e Baiu ct at
 The Jean. halc mile west of Safety aguuu June $. t9gS. aifr,d Malcolm =t at
 The Bella. faur,Fs mil, west of s#fy asa.H. June l. lse>. Lizzie Malcolm ct aL
 Ha-, saath If Fax lake Juu, g. taa>. Naegi, u.Eeet gr at Barbara. hail mile uest af safeu i5saeu. June .. is0S. Robert Living -teH ct aL
 NaHf. -.u,r bank af Fay aa. Jun. |. 1aas. G..rsy a.Meara ef T. Annie. .r tundra agar EaN Lake. June t. fs#-. A} UHrety
 Eaa1ie mJH. Nast aE S4fate IE.uu Juno $. 1908. Pearl Baiu q al
 Release of Mortgage. Fanny HIlpu io .. n. Garfield .f lI 5.z B block @. also part af lst :. Sept :. HaHs
 lad-7turs of Hertgags san r'. law e. r. W. Carlton E co. IE stock tu store a. Ns. Front street May I4NS.
 Certificate. of Levy. z L. Morris ts Peuiesaler Hyd co H.-tHu group Tommy Burns group Az. sI. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02
BALDWIN SECURES SINGER.

George Baldwin auuuures To n. music lovers of Nome tf5J n, has bee. =ueees~ful tn engaging for one concert Mss crystal Snow and Miss Bazi- stramstsdt These talented gaung la dies have just finished a tour af thu upper country and nave met with marvellous success iH the various Yu kan cities. Miss Snow is a soprano fessiaa of wonderful rang, and abnt, while Miss StIonstadt Is a Idanista rossessing talent and technique. he solo work being of tho flue-t.
 The Fairbanks papers say of Mis- Shows concert. In part Miss Snow has ar unusually wide range and ey. cry note is full and round and sweet from the lowest To the highest. She sang the air from Robert L. DIabl," with great ease and power Miss stfomstadt Is a brilliant piauiste api the work of these ladies is d treat ta finger long In the memory"
 The Dawson DaHy News joins t, American contemporaries in saying "The musicale given last evening va. one ofthe most enjoyable treats af- forded Dawson in months. Governor Alexander Henderson presided and ai one place favored with recitation. The audience was the largest whicn has gathered here this year Miss Snow won the affections of her audi ence for two reasons One because ot her sweet voice and the other because she is 9 northern woman having qr1wr from childhood in the land of the mid night sun"
 Miss Snow will be remembered a, the daughter Of Geo. T Snow. thc pion, ger theatrical man of the Yukon. and she has the haId-earned distinction of being the first white child over tn, famous Chilcoot Pass
 II is with great regret that NIT. Bald Win announces only one concert o these talented musicians. but Mis- Snow leaves for Seattle on the North western. whence she will proceed [. Paris for completion of her musica education.
 The only concert given by these Ia dies in Nome will be on next Sunda, evening in Eagle Tall. where a treat i assured to Nome's theater goers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-02
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES
Tuesday Sept L. fsaS.

Tuesday. Sept. l. 14aS.
 %sam4un vs. KsH et al. The court rendered a decision in effect that th, defendant Henry Kern. iz the oWuer f aa undivided aue-sixth interest iu tHa Wisconsin aradEe and directing that Ee marshal proceed to sell saId Inter- ~ and fa apply tHe rraeeeds toward fHs sa,l-factiaH af the judgment Or- der signed and filed. on morfon of J r HahbeS rlaiHta wa- granted Der mission tl withdraw plaintfGs Ex- a.tifs ? and C bv substituting certified auEez thereof
 Tn fFa matter of the r=titian of John Netsan and Andrew et- f7f retail It. #aaf license at Solomon Lieens zfaHtgd
 Af 2 D. m. court adjourned uHtIl Sal arday. Sep. 2. 1908. at 10 m.