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TATE. BEING THE HANDsoME a:sToRY
ERIck pWELLING NO, III 7 STREET
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly re.
corded in Liber No 3oos folio al. ct seq. o,
at the request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell AT public aucti,n;
e hs Ten psY On OF
1908. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
the following. described land and premises. stu
lumbia and designate as and being lot 239. in
n. f. Morris subdivision of lots in square ISL:
the records of the Office Of the surveyor Of the
District of Columbia, together with the improve
ments.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, balance in TWO equal Install
ments, payable in one and two years. with in
seui-annualy from day cf sale. secured by deed
II trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at
will he required at time Of sale. All convey
ancing. recording etc. at cost Of purchaser:
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the
ae days f sh sae IN
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
' ahYIx G. F., pE sHFA-
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. ATCTIONEEES.
1881 Il ST. y. W.
Very Desirable Washing
tom Heights Modern
Home No. 1868 Y Street
NV, Open until sale,
AT AUCTION,
being the three story brick dwell
ing. containing 10 rooms. store
and bathroom steam heat.
BY virtue OF authority vested in the under
signed we will sell public auction. i'll front of
the premises. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
TWENTY-F1RST. 1905 AT } O'Clock PM.
sublot %. in block :; Washington Heights. with
the improvements thereon. This sale presents an
unusual opportunity to secure delightful home
in one of the best sections o. the city.
Terms very liberal and stated AZ time Of sal.
4 deposit OF 5000 required upon acceptance of
bid Terms To be compiled with in 10 days or
deposit forfeited Convey ancing and recording at
purcha serS cost.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING; Il co. AUCTlONEERS,
til.. l. ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE Oh VALUABLE LOTS AT
EAST nEANWOOD. u. e.
j., hr'"S {" certain neea 81 rus @ "a
the land records tor the District of Columbia.
We will sell at public auction. at office Of
Thomas bowling & Co. 6l2 ~. NV. FRI
DAY, OCTOBER THiRTIETH, 1a0s. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. lots and > in block l., in
George and Pines subdivision known East
DeanXood. u. 4.
Terms: One half cash. balance in one year
SD deposit required. Convey auclDg and record
ing at purchasers cost
THOMAS WALKER,
JAMES l.. BUNDI.
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore AND Ohio x. K

Baltimore anc Ohio K. K.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINZ.
EVERY OTHER not oN IiiE ODD Uou re
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEw hoHk.
NEW TEiMINAI. 23D $rgEET, NEW Work.
'.0a Am l'in.r. Pullman far.rr.
geo a M BaGet Par,oV. 5-huur Train.
$500 m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
illo0 Diner and Pullman psrior Ca.
loo m. Diner and I'aiman Psrlor Gar
400 pm Royal Llmiisa; Al rallInan. "af.
fi.00 \. m toachcs 10 Ihilad lphia.
'5.ao pm. pinrr and Fulmap rarlor.
500 pm coaches To PbiladelpAia.
'l:oo p m Sls-pers.
20 81 m. Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITi. 100. 900. Hoo an.
livery HoUR ON THE HOUR"
To BALTIMORE
Week days. 100 a N. y SEQ pm)
% 81 .5.co. 46.3o. 200. $40. $50. $50.
'9oo. fa.3o. 'looo. 'll.oo am. 'i2o0 nom.
Sl2.a5. loo. Sl.l5 600. 300. $3.50. s3.s'.
TACO. q ~. SEA SInS. '5.So f6G. .6.Sn.
800. 800. 1880. 'looo 1855 'il-35. 'i:.'O
pm.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. Il 20. -. 81 pm
CINCINNATI. st. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
80 10 a IN. - rs N. az. a. night.
'l2 So night.
CLEVELAND. sa.lo pm.
COfI MBIS. $50 pm
NHEELlNG 80 10 an. $50 pm.
WINCHESTER. -. 10 an. f405. 800 pm.
FREDERICK. fs.2n. 1910. s?.I5 am. sl.3o.
HAGERSTdWN. 40 a NJ +aeD pm
ANNAPOLIS: $50. 500 N. 10 Dos.
f;..0. 80 81. 500 and 800 = m
:naiiy: 4Except sunday. ssunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of rbe following ;ick~e
offices: 14l7 q st. NV. Main 1891 6la Penn
sylvania sNc., Main 2IS New Union station
Ticket Office. Main 1880 Information bureau
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PALMISTRY.

NINE. RITA. THE WORLDS GREATEST PALM
ist and astrologer. holding receptions
at 1921 9th st.
Fee zoe, oclf-.Ots
YOT KNOW THE PAST; LET ME TELL YOUR
future (Out of darkness into light II
.'Wenoro'' tells you it's 50: the most <keptical
satisfied 9l3 c NV. rooms and 6.
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Bedroom furniture. in OAK and walnut mirror
front wardrobe bookcase aud secretary. new and
used enameled and brass beds. pedestal extel-
sion tables. parlor furniture. folding beds rock
pictures. - good second band carpets and
large quantity of other goods
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

$500 FOR 4 WIDE NEW HOUSE: BIG
rooms; tiled bath: hot-water heat: excellent
location on Rhode Island avenue northwest
BELT. o'BR1EN CO, Inc, 1903 NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.
J. BENSINGER. AUCTIONEER.

$. BENSINGER. AUCTIONEER.
Absolute and Positive
Retiring Sale by Auction
of my Entire Stock of Fine
Carriages. Buggies, De-
livery Wagons and Light
and Heavy Harness ON
Saturday, October "a, at
n O'Clock a.r1ls
On account Of my retirement from business I
viii positively sell to IL, highest bidders. regard
less of cost. entire stock OF fine vehicles and
harness, consisting OF Broughams. Coupe Rock
Always. Surveys Bngges Ruuabouts. Delivery
Wagons and Light and Heavy Harness Of every
description.
A splendid opportunity for dealers, liverymen
ard the buying public.
Terms cash.
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & co. AUCTIONEERS.
PAwNBROKER's SALE

PAWNBROkER'S SALE.
will sell within the annex sslesroom OF Wal
ter b. Williams X Co. corner 10th and Pa. ave.
NV. ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. COM
MENCINt; AT TEN O'CLOCK An. and con-
timing daily ut the same hour until entire stock
is disposed Of unreJeemad clothing and other
merchandise on which interest Is Overdue W to
this date Ticket holders and out-of-town Gus
toners kindly take notice.
or.l-1t s BURNS TINE. Broker.
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TOMORROW.
MARCUS NOTES. AUCTIVNEER.

Sale OF the Contents OF a Private
Residence and Small Stock OF a
Furniture Dealer Within Ware
rooms. go D St. NV. Tomor-
row. Thursday. Oct. p. 1870
AN.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SAILOR EN- HANGE-N ST. NEAL; MI
nvr.: :;-story aud basement house south trout
. lo5,ns aud cellar: tiled bath aud porcelain
tup, etc. Ererrthipg rractically good a.
nov Within easy reach at three car lines
viii sill bargain exchangc for :
smaller house.
WI. II. SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 st.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-SrMMERvILLE. $. C.-WEIL
built comfortable mansion. 10 rooms and
bath: large halls, also kitchen and servants
accommodations: three acres grounds. small
greenhouse: ten minutes walk to station: ex.
ceilent situation: perfect winter climate. l..
A. WALKER. SunnPrville. :. c.
Su
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tpNNENIENT NORTHWEST LOCATION-A
l2-room brick residence and BRICK STABLE,
Tor =. 900 on reasonable terms.
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ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANl'S SALE OF UN-
CLAIMED FREIGHT.
On TUESDAY. THE rFNTH DAY OF No
VENEER. D. 1908. At TEN O'CLOCK AN.
the Adams Express Company VIII sell. without
{ C. SIaaii 4 Co. uncl. 1407 G St. Washing
ton. n. C., To- paw charges. about 900 packages.
COMPRISING an assortment of trunks. vaItses.
Jokes. I;caares. etc. All parties concerned will
please take notice.
Terms: Cash and no lot will on any account
be delivered during the time OF sale.
c. G. SLOAN l. CO. unc). Aucts.
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NORTH GERMAN LOYD

Fast Express Service.
PI.fMoC TIL HERBOI EG--BRE.MEN-lo An.
recilie ........- oct. - Kaiser VIM. il. Nov 10
Krouprinz Wm. Nov. kaiserWm Or NOV Ia
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
BREMEN DIRECT. 10 AN.
Friedrich d. Gr.Oct. 80 Main. ......... Nov =
CIR kuerfurst. Oct. ~ TFried'h Wm. Nov. II
fCalls at Plymouth and CherbDurg.
Mediterranean Service
TAR-NAPLFS-GENoA. AT IL AN
p Irene. Oct - BarbarOssa.. Nov. IT
X. Iuise ...... Nov T. Irene. Dec.
North German LLOYD Travellers Cheeks;
OEIRIoHS a. CO.. No. > BROADWAY. y Y.
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1851 r ST. Nv.
f. +. DRoOP a SONS 90. SO PENNA. AVE
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FOR SALE
$1,000: rents for 500: can Increase rent to
SEQ; two-family apartment house in Mt. Pleas
BELT. O'BRIEN & co. Inc, 1903 G NV
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FOX SALE-
CLOSE TO MASS. AVE. AND 18TH STREET
NV $500: wide. convenient home; big
rooms; cellar: modern bath. It's difficult TO
get home So close TO business center of
city. vet in frst-class neighborhood.
BELT. O'BRIEN 4 CO.. Inc, 1908 NV
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FOR RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY

WAREHOTSE-NO. 921la LA. AVE. EXTEND
ing to and fronting St. with large storage
capacity: in the center Of the commission husi-
ness. Il. THOMAS ROBINSON. 1929 L st. NV
oc21 II
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Si.soo-A good house. close to 9th and II
streets NV. 10 rooms: rents for $:,5.5
| BELT. O'BRlEN & Co, Inc, 1888 nv.
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FOR SALE=LOTS.

FOR sALE-LoTS IN CHEVY CHASE. u. c.,
are selling rapidly. The purchasers arc build
ing their bones In this the most beautiful
residence section of the District. 20 boUses
have been erected within the past year and
plans are beiug prepared for more to be con.
structed at once.
fronting 900 feet Connecticut ave. ;
) streets running aud west: $50 feet ele-
walton and every lot il the tract is available
for building purposes.
All city improvements are 10. including
cover water, macadam3 streets. granolithic
Sidewalks shade trees electric lights
SpeciaI inducements arc offered 10 those who
wish TO build.
Write phone call for plats and full partic-
uars; prices are low. terms very easy.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO. Inc.
Phone NJ. $3.50. 13S 18th st. NV.
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$4,000 for cozy home on Harvard street.
BELT. oBRIEN 4 co. Inc. 1908 NV.
| DELI ao3t
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FOR SAIE--
$3.50; rents for $3.50: one square Of 14tt
street Nv. Almost 7-room house.
BELT. O'BRIEN & Co. Inc. 1903 G NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOS. ). OWEN x son. Auctioncers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAI. rs
TATE BEING TIE HANDSOME 3-STORY
BRICK DWELLING NO. III I STREET
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A BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE; ExCEIS
anything you for the money. 1t
would take column TO enumeratc the many
features. READ THIS. then get specific To-
cation from US. Three-story stone and brick
residence, with large atr-Spacc above third
story. A handsome. rich exterior: wide park
Ing aud massive steps THE INTERIOR is sim
ply beautiful: main door has paror. library,
dining room. buffers pantry and kitchen.
Three rooms. tiled bath aud numerous closets
on second door. The same on third door. af-
Cement cellar laundry servants toilet and
bath. Hot.water heat. The woodwork through
out Is OF GENUINE OAK. Double floors: par
quet flooring on first floor. Many other special
sdvantages can be observed inspection.
The price, terms and location will all please
you You can't duplicate this house for So 500.
yet tie owner will take much less.
BELL. OBRlEN & CO., Inc, 1903 NV.
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FOX SAlE-
$500 for a very nice Harvard street house
| columbia Hsightsi: III rooms and bath.
| BELT. OBRIEN & CO, Inc. 1905 q Nv.
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FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP
$4,000: will sell for $50 900 TO quick purchaser
Address NONRESIDENT OWNER Star
Office oc3o-3ts
FOR SALE-BI SINESS BUILDING On WIS
consin ave. with rnoI,s and store; we'll nccu-
pied: rented steadily at $500; be bad for
$500 part cash: balance trnst,
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6O3-0o 18th.
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FOR sALE-wE HAVE SEVERAL ATTRACT
i've business properties. and also some good aud
inexpensive small houses; good Investment.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Unc).
oc1n-14t'3 $50 18th st. NV
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-360Mo so. Fl. GROUND
corner OF 10Th and !. through street
north of 5 st: trade at 81 - 81. IT. Cor equity
in Il good apartment and pUt IN cash.
MOORE l. HILL Unc>, li;;3 q ST.
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FOR EXCHANGE-PRACTICALL NEW Co
lumbia Heights home: faces south prominent
street south If Columbia road: Or: LIST floor
kitchen; bot-water heat; lot $50 dep: prop
crty in very fine condition: price. S1.2O). Will
trade for smaller house downtown, u small
BELT. OBRIEN & co. dnc.}, 1903 g NV
Tl1-sa m.w-:it
FOR EXCHANGE-TWO ST. NV. BUILD
!rcr month prices. $1,000 and SIS, Will
consider small properties ground.
BELT. O'BRlEN 60. Gnc.l 1903 G NV.
oc1t -.a. IN -3t
FOR EXCHANGE--THR SIN -RuOM HOUSES
rented for S22.In each: practically new. VIII
trade for ground. Price nf each house. s. CO.,
BELT, . ERIEN ~ 90. unc.', 1905 u
ts.lI HIM
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s4,35N-A GREAT BARGAIN.
modern house: built about q year ago: 9
rooms and reception hall; cellar; hot-water
neat: Under $50 monthly rent.
BELT. UBRIEN & Co, Inc, 1908 q NV.
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FOR SALE-HOT WATER FOR So 80: NEW
brick houses. we'll located NV. with 8 rooms
Iaodern bath, kitchen on main floor, attractive
front porch: half block from cars: excellent
hot-water heating system: amazingly cheap At
81. $50: will accept $500 cash.
WILLIGE, GIBBS L. DANIEL. ta03-03 18Th
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PROPERTY AWARDS
TOTAL $22,6SO

The commission appointed by Judge
spruancc TO condemn properties IN Front
street between Market and King streets
that the thoroughfare may be widened
eleven feet made its return this morning,
recommending the following awards:
Plunkett estate, n. =. Cor Front and
Market streets. 800; Jacob Goodlevege
No 3, s2,o5O. Francis L.. S. Davis. Kate c
Davis and sara +. Blake. Nos5, anc
2. s5l3o; Reuben Miller, No. Is; Sl,45O
John r. Iogsn. Thomas A Logan, Mar
garet V. Logan. Jennie Logan. Annie
Mccain and Margaret v Logan. guard
ian Of eJnnie Logan and Annie Mccain
No. Il. $500: simon Tuff and Adolpi
Frank. n. W. Cor. Front and KIM
streets. N.75O; Merry a. Bell. No !
s.. $50. Mary McCleland and Charles =
Sparks. No. II. S2,l5o.
The commission also recommended al
award OF 500 in favor of BENJAMIN Ber
ger. sole tenant Of the Plunkett property
The awards total S2s6so. II Is likel
that several of the property holders vii
hlc exceptions to the awards.
Evening journal., 1908-11-12
BIG ROW AMONG THE
BASEBALL MAGNATES

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
CHICAGO. Nov. IA crisis in the
baseball war that threatens to involve
both the major and minor leagues and
TO terminate permanently the conditions
under which organized baseball has seen
played for five years. comes to-day.
Unless the American Association and
Eastern League return before night 20
the fold OF the National Association of
Professional Baseball Clubs, from whicl
they bolted yesterday the Association VIII
adjourn and leave them out in tho cold
The result Of such action it Is predicted.
would be either a modification of the
national agreement or the formation Of
an outlaw organization by the two leagues
IN question. II is almost certain that. in
the event Of war. the Rebels" win nut a
third team IN Chicago. invading the North
Evening journal., 1908-11-12
LIEUTENANT MARAN
ON THE RETIRED LIST

William II. Mahan. who was first lieu
tenant and adiutant OF The First Battai-
ion under Major simon p. Doherty, in the
Organized Militia OF Delaware, and who
served three years in the Philippines
and saw service with the United States
Marines. has been placed on the retired
list Of officers OF the organization be
cause OF physical disability. About a
year ago he sustained an injury to ono
of his feet, which necessitated amputa-
tion.
Mr.. Mahan is we'll informed in mill
tary matters. and was highl-- regardeC
by the officers in the regiment. His re
trIng leaves a vacancy in the office O.
adjutant in the First Battalion. 1t Il
lexpected that Major .Doherty will ap
point an adjutant within a short time.
Evening journal., 1908-11-12
PUBLICITY BOOM
FOR The CHURCH
Cooperation Of the Pastor
and People Summarizes
the Best Method

Recently West Presbyterian Church re-
ccived a query from western church as
to the best means of advertising a church.
Last night members Of West Church held
a symposium on the subject. The topic
of the meeting was How shall we at
tract the non-churchgocr into the church
and how shall we best advertise itg'
Robert Bruce was the first speaker. II
was his opinion that the matter of adj
vertising the church should be duty OF
the members Of the congregation. Charles
Bower, the next speaker. thought that il
the church was not properly advertised II
was the pastors fault and If not his. then
the fault of the people. Personal and lndi.
vidual effort he gave as the most effsc
tual method OF advertising the church.
Professor J. e. Fuller gave II as hi.
opinion that the preaching Of the gospe
Of Christ was the best agent and that TN,
message Of salvation was something thai
the church had which could not be found
elsewhere, and that although the mon an,
women sought social life outside the
church, they had to come to it for spirit
ual truth.
NJ. Main said that at all times the
pastor should be the power behind The
machine Horace Allen expressed the sam.
view. likening the church to a busine
organization, in which all should worl
and no one shirk
Frank Sheppard gave an interesting
talk, in which he said that Christ SHOULD
be lifted up. not only in tho pulpit, bu. II
the pew and in the lives OF the pooms
Of the church.
Theodore Triggs emphasized the sr. a
necessity OF prayer The Rev. W. w
Campbell reinforced the remarks mad
by Mr. sheppard
Al the close Of the meeting. the Re,
Alexander Alison. Jr the pastor. sun
married. all that had been said. shown
that the cooperation Of pastor and peopl
was the only answer to the question.
Evening journal., 1908-11-12
WOMAN FOUGHT
DETECTIVES
Causes a Sensational ARRAY
in a New York City
Court Room
FINALLY OVERPOWERED
AND CARRIED FROM PLACE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov. l2.--Fighting like
a wildcat. with tooth and nail and hat
pin. Minnie Marquette. arraigned with
her husband and brother on the charge
OF burglary, held a half dozen policemen
and detectives at bay In Center street
police court to-day IN one Of the most
sensational fights ever seen In this city
The woman was finally ovcrpowered
and borne from tho court room scream
ing and cursing. while her brother VIII
liam pcschy, lay on tho floor. beaten al
most 10 unconsciousncss.
Tho ARRAY started when Samuel J.
/ Hahn. Boston jcwolcr. appeared be-
fore Magistrate Hermann 90 identity
tho iewclry found In the Brooklyn Hat
OF the trio as part OF the proceeds of a
robbery pcrpetratcd at his store Novcm-
bcr l.
Peschy sprang at the icwolcr with q
cry Of you're trying to rob me- and
was seized by detectives. lie fought
ncrccly but was finally foorod by tho
blows OF the officers
As he fell. his sister suddenly attacked
the officers. crying "tll get YOU for this,
let my brother alone" for fully i've
minutes she fought of tho officers Bit
/ ing and scratching several Of them Sc
verely and making dangerous lunges with
hat pin. She was forced into a corner
and overpowerod.
The magistrate ordered her taken from
the court room and postponed the ar
raignment of her brother his condition
preventing him from answering 10 the
charges.
The trio wore arrested In RroolIvn
after detectives had followe a long trail
Of powdered plaster ,oading from the
scene of a burglary 10 their nat
Evening journal., 1908-11-12
MRS. GUINNESS
ALIVE, THEY SAY
Woman Said TO Have Been
Murdered Summoned
as a Witness

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
.LAPORTE Ind, Nov. ia sensa-
tion was produced today in the trial
of Ray Lamphere on charge Of muir
dering Mrs Belle Guinness and her
three children when Attorney worden,
for Lamphere announced that the name
Of Mrs Guinness viii head tho list Of
the defense's witnesses to be summon
cd for the trial.
A subpoena summoning the woman
will be placed in the hands Of Sheriit
Smutzer. Although the summons will
not be served. the defense claims she
Is alive and should be called as "A wit
ness for Lampherc.
This action by the defense is regarded
as a master stroke insSmuch as il viii
Intensity the general opinion that the
woman is not dead
Evening journal., 1908-11-12
SHE HAD ROLLING
PIN And A KNIFE
With These Weapons Martha
Lyman Confronted Her
Brother in-Iaw

Martha LYMAN. wei dressed. good
looking young woman. was fined $50
and costs by Judge Cochran in City
Court this morning on a charge of 3s.
sault and battery upon John Hobbs. Of
No. $40 West Third street, her brother
in-law. Hobbs told the court that at
about ! O'Clock last night he was awak .
ened by a knock at his bedroom door.
lie got uD and when he opened the door
the young woman struck at him with
a butcher knife. innictirg a wound OF.
the right side of his head little above
the temple.
Mrs. lydia Hobbs. is wife, corro
bokNted her husbands testimony. lie.
sste' lives next door C. her in West
Third street. and last night came into
her house and raped AZ the bedroom
where Mrs. Hobbs and her husband
were. Mr.. Hobbs said that he s.rug-
gled with the woman to take the knife
awav from her and that she fell against
a table. He said that she had rolling
pn in her hands also.
Said Twas SELF Detenss.
Martha LYMAN did not deny the
story told by her brother-in-law and
her sister. She said that she acted IL
sclf-dctensc because. she alleged Hobbs
had beaten her once. When asked why
she went TO the house. she said it was
to get some articles and that Hohb,
did not know that she and her s'sic.
were friendly.
The young woman admitted tina; sh'
took tEc butcher knife and the rollins
pin with her when she left her owl
house. but she did This, she said aa
precautionary measure as she wa
afraid of Hobbs.
She admitted knocking at the door
but said that when Hobbs camc out ~
kicked her and knocked her down. Nh
and Mrs Hobbs cmphatically 6nn,e,
that the woman had been molestc1.
This rs serious charge agains
YOU" said judge Cochran IF yoi
were afraid of this witness you shorl
have notified the police and not take
the matter into your own hands"