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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30
count of illness. and VicePresidens
Chaplin occupied the chair
THE BARRIERS.
Just an Item or Two About Knights
of Razor and Shears

The Detroit BARRIERS who want
closed shop on Sunday told the coun-
Gil committee On ordinances that As
sSsrant Corporation Counsel Hally
save them an opinion that such an
ordinance would be valid as far IS i
concerned the public shops, but not
those located in club houses OF once
buildings The committee win ask
for an opinion in writing
There are 1Ss. ISL BARRIERS and hair
dreSsers in the United States The
union BARRIERS claim TO have a ma
Sorisy of their trade in the union
Look for the shop eard.~ The
best barber shops in Lincoln dis
play it.
The Lincoln local has made an
other payment on its Labor Temple
stock The barber boys are al
ways on deck
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30

of the city, and they VIII be guilty of
almost criminal neglect If they do NOT
take advantage of the opportunity
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Reports Indicate Improvement in
General Conditions

New York. March 20.-R- G. Dun & CO. s
week review Of trade tomorrow will say:
More business is slowly coming to the
steel mills, but expectation CT lower
prices has postponed many orders that
viii soon be placed. Pig iron is extremely
quiet. more inquiries being noted than
last month, but little actual business Is
placed. Coke ovens increase output slow
ly, although normal activity waits for
similar conditions at iron furnaces. Rail-
way interests are slowly increasing pur-
chases OF locomotives, cars, and other
equipment, but this department and other
lines of steel are much quieter than the
lighter forms. such as wire and wire
products, tin plate and pipe
In the textile industry the most sig
niieant development is the unayimity
with which cotton mills, especially in
New England have announced a 10 per
cent reduction in wages, TO take effect
at the end of this month Only the small
quantities of goods needed for Immediate
delivery are taken at current prices. and
the apparent need Of lower quotations TO
stimulate business is forcing every pos
siole economy In the cost of production.
Joobers report restricted orders and
there is also complaint regarding collec-
TONS which tends to make operations
more conservative"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

Bradstreet's review Of state Of trade
tomorrow will say.
Improvement In sentiment and in
actual demand continues, but 1t proceeds
under the check rein Of conservatism,
which limits buying 10 small lots OF
staple goods. Spring jobbing trade has
apparently passed its zenith with a total
trade larger. perhaps. than was expected
some months ago. but smaller by far
than year ago. Fail trade is four 70
six weeks late in opening UP. In Indus
trial lines there is a good deal OF irregu-
larity.
While iron and steel prices have been
reaffirmed, pig iron shows weakness, de-
spite more inquiry. Finished products
note most activity In seasonable goods
such as wire and kindred lines. Textile
lines show rather more pronounced quiet
with cotton goods most prominent in the
line Of reduced output. In New England
production is only 65 TO 10 per cent OF the
fun possible output. The soft coal strike
planned for April l appears more remote
owing TO conciliatory talk The reduction
IN output In all textile lines has been
so great as 70 cause question as 10 its
being overdone.
Early crop reports are good. pointing
as they do 10 satisfactory winter wheat
crop conditions. only scattered reports
of bug and fly damage advices OF gen.
orally forward crop. and preparation sea-
son North and South
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 20 - sUGAR-Refnsd sugar
prices were raised 10 points thus morning. THIS
makes raise Of 30 points within two days. Raw
sugar Is the cause Of these advances W. 1;..i.
new business Is coming on the higher basis but m,
erai orders were booked the old basis The dir
ference between refined sugar prices and cost OF raws
s about le a pound. which Is about the normal
difference. The Cuban sugar crop is now estimated
az 10000 10 10000 tons maximum The raw sugar
market is very strong. with dny-psd prices quoted
as follows: Centrifugal. IS test ilsan4 Miscoysso
81 test. SsaS%. and mOlaSses sugar 50 tcSf 39sasL
The London market for beet sugar was arm and
ABOUT S1ad higher with March aud April quoted az
lis Fsd.
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits tsrYAn-
tine dull. with machine-made barrels ouoted a,
a. At Savannah the market was quiet not being
quoted owing to a holiday The market FOR rosin
was quiet and unchanged with common 10 good
strained quoted at 37Sa3.so Tar was quoted al 40
in of barrels
BUTTER Receipts. ss1 packages. Market easy.
Creamery extra. 2
EGGS Receipts. ls.2Is cases Market easy. Near.
by white. fancy. l9sso; do. mixed. fancy. I7al7s:
Western htsts. I5i-.
MILL FEED-steady. but trade quiet Spring
bran. W0-pound sacks % arrive Us: middlinrS.
E.1. city bran. S.oo in bulk; Western red dog.
sacks Ass
OATs-steady. but demand poor. No. white.
5sls; No. white Si1 No. mixed. IS.
FLOUR-stsady; moderate inquiry. Spring pat
9-Jodo-r9s nprlnB clears A1idAG. winter
straights lSosls5; winter clears. 425a4S: Kansas
patei-ss in sacks 5oOa5N; sraghts 475aSOO clears,
425aA6o
RYE FLOUR - Steady; demand moderate We
quote 46sa5H
CORN NEAI-Fir1n: limited supply Kindred.
for exports. Sa3.so; coarse meal in bags I57alS9
HAI-Receipfs. 76o tons Weak: trade inactive
Prime timothy, Los No. ]. s5ai.Oo; No 2 s5asa; No
3 75as1
SrRAW-Steady; trade slow. Long rye 65a7o
REEE-Cteadv- dealings moderate EaniIv sna
l50e packet. l25oal2oo.
PoRK-girm small supply Mess. 4ODala5O: fam
ily. l5.5oalsO0
TALLoW-Firmer; quiet trade. CITY, IN hogs
heads, 51.
LARD-insctTe. Prime Western. S25: city, go;
refined continent. SS5 South American. $50: refined
Brazilian. in kegs. lol5; city stearine. sx oeo-
s.eariDe firm; New York. 7i1a7% Chicago. ~
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

The wholesale market yesterday Vcry active.
Eegs were low in price on account Of arrivals
which were FAR beyond the demand Dairy products
also were barely steady through the day Poultry
was scarce and higher. eood grades being hasd 10
get The live stock market vas easy nd prices
remained about stationary. An fmprog snunt was
noted in s0Iae grades II vegetables, O q -tatoes
especially being pegged up 10 higher ltYes Fruits
in general dull and lower
Prices quoted are wholesale.l
BUTTER-Cresmery, fancy, 3aasl; do Western
rsts 2saes do. seconds E3a2i; process fancy, 2sa
>; do, fair 10 good, 2a23; dai1 choice &ag2
good. lsaie: store-packed. fresh, leaIs
CHEESE--Market hrm and active on all kinds.
New York State factory, large, lsal6lS: do, fats
le1sal7; do. small I61zal7; do. summer large lals;
do. summer small lia&is; do fair 10 good i2al3
Western, factory, new, choice HAAS; do. fair to
good, II; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia loss of Is. arrr-
age. Il: West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. "a:
Tennessee. IA: North Carolina "a; duck @
LIVE POULTRH-Chickens fancy. Isal9; average
r2lS; hens, Halls; ROSTERS 6; ducks large I3ali:
Do, snail, lial2; seese saioi turkeys toms per lb
l5al6: DO. hens Hsls: do. thin 10; keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-rurkeys hens undrawn.
per H.. R; do. average. undrawn i7als; do
thin. loal2 old toms. l6al7; chickens large lsaa0
small. na; hens. choice, i5al5; roosters s; dncks
old lsal5 geese loal2; eapons 7-lh average eoas2
small. Ian
DRESSED MEATs-calves. fun dressed. sxs;
heads OF, 8; hogdreSsed calves. 7ae hams country
sugsr-cred. l2ai4; hogs. small and neat. per cut.
500: do. medium. 500: do heavy $50
VEGETABLES Potatoes. homegrown Der bushel
SoAe0; do. rural eoa7O sweet potatoes, Der hbL, $50
a4.oo; yams, 25a2oo; cabbage, per cwt. ssasO;
onions, Ohio, per bushel, 7Osse; string beans per
basket. 3e0a4Oo; lettuce Florida, rSr basket 50
Lg5. Celery, Florida, per crate. 200s2 50.s
GREEN FRUiTS-Apples. York Imperial Der
bbl. 225aSoo; Ben Davis. 20oa2.5o; Wine Sap. 2sa
500; Albemarle Pippin. 3ooa40o: fancy table fruit
35ai.00; Spy 25oa33: loose packed Local 90
Oranges Florida. bright per box, rs; do.
rlssets rs: California narels. 2Zsa265 Grape
fruit. Florida, per box. 35Oaio0 CranberrieS. per
box. z0o4z5o DO. DG hbl., 5o6asN
DRIED FRUITs-Appies. sliced fancy. eaT; do,
sicsd. bright, 4a5
SUNDRIEs-BeeswAx, q; tallow, s.; honey, white
clover, lib. new, l3 do, 2Ib. new. leaI2; ginseng
per 10, 5Ooa6.oe; Seneca, per Ib. los Golden Seal
i0a45; Pink, l2sl4; Mandrake, 2a3; Snake Root 35;
walnut kernels I2aA
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern on grade, seas: rye
75aso; corn. sheled white. 65a70 do, yellow esa70
do, car. z7Oaaoo oats Western white. No 2. 5Sa6a
do, mixed sass
WOOL AND HIDES-WooI. washed free Of burs
per To-, q; do, unwashed. free Of burs, aaH do
bury BS10. hides. green 5: do. dry SAP: sheep
skins. green. each. 75al0o d. Dry Za6e: calfskins
green. Looal 10; muskrst, zla24 SKUNK 25a75; mink
l.soa250 rabbit skins. 1: opossnm. l0ais; racroon
25sso; foz, rcd. L2Sal.75; do. gray. 5ea7a
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by f. r. Hutton & Co.
memters II the New York Stock Exchange and the
Ohieago Board Of Trade. G. Bossie Chipman. man
nger. 1901 + street northwest.
Chicago. March a.-The wheat market was ouiet
and lower. selling on about Is cents busheI from
the high point Of Thursday steadying a lttle AZ
the close. The modern Miller report was quite
favorable. and report by Snow. who is Just back
tr0m the Southwest IS also quite favorable On
the break there appeared 10 he good many buyinr
orders. and prices rallied quite easily inst before
the close.
COn was quite active ard AZ times showed de
esded selling pressure. After midday the sallinr
was mcro active, and some stop orders were caught
orfaking pr1ces sharply. but there vas good reeov
cry Just before the Close.
oats were moderately active and lower There
seems 10 be quite little selling of the July deliy
ery and new September and there was considerable
selling OF May in sympathy with the decline In
other grain.
fro'isions were fairly active and steady most OF the
session There was little selling Al time, with
gr7in iron which the market quickly recovered and
closed quite steady.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, March 20, I9os1

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: Tie Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice BFeSer. Mr.. Justice White Mr. Justice
teekhan. Mr. Justice Mckenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes
NJ Justice Day. and Mr. Justice MOODY.
W. W. G0Och. OF Now York City: Frederic C.
scoheld. q New York City; Nathan Loeser Of
Cleveland. Ohio. and Amos Burt Thompson OF
Cleveland, Ohio. were admitted 20 practice
No 10 Carolyn Foster Stickney. executrix. &c.
Ter &c. submitted by 3Ir. Edward Mitchell for the
Plaintiffs m error and b. Mr. David B. Hin for the
defendants In error.
No. l6. Albert &. Twining e al plaintiffs in
error. vs. Tho state of New Jersey: argument con
tinued b. Mr. Robert n. McCarter for the de-
iendant IN error and concluded by Mr. John g..
johnson for the plaintiffs Ia error.
No. sS. Adolph +. Lpphsrd et al plaintiffs in
error and appellants, v Ida r. Humphrey ct a.
argument commenced 10y Mr.. Chaplin Brown for the
Plaintiffs in error and supellants continued by Mr.
G. Clinton James and Mr. h. r. Leighton for the
defendants in error and apIsilees and concluded b,
NJ Chaplin Brown Tor the plaintiffs in egTcr and
APPELLANTS.
No. i0 The City of 81. Leais appellant, vs. The
United Railways Company e. al;
No. iA The City II s.. Louis appellant rs. The
s. Louis Suburban Railway Company and
No. i5 The City Of St LOUIS appellant vs. The
81 Louis and Meamec River Railroad Company:
argument commenced By Mr.. William F. Woerne.
for the appellant.
Adjourned until Monday ncIt. az Il O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was confined 10 81
shares OF stock and 5000 in bonds The
stock sold was American National Bank
which was bought in at $50 and Traders
Bank, which sold at l25 to l9O. about 81
share higher than the selling price Of
the previous day.
The directors OF the Washington Mer-
chants Savings Bank have elected Ed
mUnd 5. Wolfe. vice president Mr.
Wolfe has been connected with the insti-
tuition since its organization in 1906. as
a director. He is assistant cashier OF
the American National Bank.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
Circuit Court No. 1.
JrSTICE WRIGHT

l.
No. 1855. FAIR vs. Cook; mouon 70 set aside dis
nissa and motion For judgment for costs oTrrruled
Attorneys. {. W Dan and John Ridout-B T.
Doyle.
No 0EE AleNalley. administrator u Lewis
demurrer to amended declaration oFerruled. with
ten days 10 defendant 10 plead over. Attorneys
Padgett & Forrest-W G. Johnston.
No 5a2L Crosson Richards; juaenent BY de.
fault. Attornes w. L. Ford
No. 1862 Campbell vs. saunders: Judgment on
verdict
No f6s2- Henderson vs.. Terry ct al bin Of ex-
eeplons submitted, signed, and fled. Attorneys,
W l. LeSter-Berry & Minor.
NO 99o0 Jackson. trustee. vs- Washinetoa Bal
umore and Annapolis Electric Railway Cnlnnany;
demurrer 10 defendants tenth plea sustained with
ten days 70 plead; further motion Of plaintiff %
strike out defendants setenth plea granted Attor-
neys. Marbury. Goswen & Hoeling-Slater
No 4sssA johnson Is Braxton: motion for de-
tendant to make more specific plea granted in i've
DAYS Attorneys s. c. Peelle-Hughes & Gray.
No. 1885. ksT Us Philadelphia Baltimore nnd
Washington Railroad Company ct al; order FOR
time TO Ale transcript Of record further extended to
and including April 5. 1908 Attorneys. Maddox 4
Gatley-J. H. Hayden.
No HLA Kyle Realty Banking and trust
Company. motion for Judgment dismissed fcr want
Of prosecution. Attorney. B. f. Leightcss
No s666 6ackerman rs. Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY; motion for new trial Attor-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
Criminal Court No. 4.
Tr-STTCE, crarEnpn

Uhitsd States IS. Richsrd Holmes; canal kn0EI
edgs; lITy disssTee.
Sentences and aTsignnerts.
United States IS. George ShrsTe. robbery: sen.
teuce 70 peniteRtisry Tor ten years.
United States vs. Same; hossebrezking, czse con
tinued for sentence
United States vs. Frank Doeman assaul, dan-
gerors weapon; sentence 90 psni.entiszy fer tEo
yesrs.
United States IS Charles Roberts; rObbery: plea
not guilty.
United States IS Eugene Davis; violating section
~ code: notion TO uuash overrlied.
United States Edward {. Bryan; sane: sane.
United states vs.. Eugene Davis and Edward {.
Bgan: enhezzlenent: sane
United States Same conspiracy; sar1
United States Frederick A. Hy6c and John A.
Benson: violating section $40 r. S. L. s; appli-
cation Of defendant Benson for SummouinE wit
aesSes at cost Of the United States continued
United States Edward Leon Thompson: bail
fixed at S 09o
Assignments for Mo0dsy. March .. isos:
United States vs. Joseph SskslSty Albert Luckgtt.
George Shaper. and Felix Kippier.
United States IS. Lawrence II. Miller
United States IS. william hawkins
-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
USTlCE COULD

Estate Of Harriet Addison; order for transfer of
stocl. Attorneys Carlisle and johnson
in TO Newman B. Mullan ct al order appointing
guardian. bond sioA Attorney. W h. White
Estate of Thomas Richardson: order granting let-
tsrs Of administration. bond N.l70 Attorney J..
W. Letimer
Estate q Sarah G. Tise: order admitting viii and
codcl to PROBATE and record and letters testament
tarS. bond 500. Attorneys. Clephans & Clsphsns
Estate c Horace Worshington; crde- admitting
VIII 10 probate and record and letters testGmentary
bond 500. Attorney, W. A. Pinchback
Estate q Caleb Ha~kns; order admitting WI and
codici to probate and record and letters testarer
taIy. bond 500. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
IN 70 Andrew Walker et al: orler appointing
guardian. bond sio2 Attorney, Lester Price.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
FINAL COTTON REPORT.
Census Figures Place Total Yield
for 1907 mt II,261,l0 Bales.

The long expected ginners' report on the
cotton yield for the last crop year was
made public by the Census Bureau yes
terday. The report shows the crop os
1907, including linters and counting round
as half bales, to be u. .261 16s bales. COM
pared with 1896. .2s5 for 1906. and 1e. rs. COZ
for 1906 The average gross weight OF the
bale for 1907 Is 50l.S pounds. and the crop
expressed in 590-pound bales ll,So2S72.
The items for the crop OF 1907 are i0.79S.-
5s6 square bales 1853 round bales. Se.7s1
sea island bales linters. 27e.500 bales.
The quantity OF cotton estimated BY
ginners and delinters as remaining to be
ginned and included IN the report OF 1907
IS l27.64 bales.
The number OF ginneries operated this
season is Z7.J7I
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March 2e-Folowins are the cficial
prices to-day:
WHEAT-stoSk in elevators. 2os.73 bushels. Set
ting prices No. red Western, 9l1<. eontrset.
srot s7t4 No. nd s5H.; steamer No rcd, sti
steamer No. ? rcd Western. OK.
CORN-stcck in elevators. 2el5.s5l bushels Sales
of cargoes white and yellow On grade at 6sia f0r
No white OF yellow a. for steamer; g for
So of either color, and ssis Tor rejected One
cargo 0f steamer mixed sold at e2a- Contract
opened frm: April 67a6it. Settling prizes: For
No white. ga FOR mixed. e6fs steamer mixed.
sls: steamer white. 6fA; No :. 69ss.
OATs-Stock IN eieTatorS. 1892 bushels. ship
nents from elevators. SIG bushels. White No =
heavy 5aa5siz: do. No 2 light 70 medium 5sz5Si1
do. No g. heavy. 55a5st1: do. No. 8 medlgsm, ga
571s; do. 40 3 light. s6a5l No. 4. light 10 heavy.
ssisa55ls mixed. No . 55255i3: Co. 10 g. 5ia55
No 4. 52ita53
RYE-Stock in elevators. ii2.sS2 bushels; shiD-
menfs from elevators. go bushels No. West
em rye export quoted al sSass; uptown delivery al
s5sss.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. March 2.-Following are the oHacia
prices at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-CTesmery. fancy per pound. s0aSoss
Imitation, l9a2l Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
llazoi stoTs packed. Ohio. l6alT do West Virginia
Ha2o; Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania dair7
prints. IaaN
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickers young. large. pei
pound, lsalS; small, 20a22; do, old hens, heavy
weight, ID; ducks. paddle young. l4al5; do, ycans
Muscoyy and mongrel. l5ali: turkeys choice 1sal9
DO. choice young gobblcrs. i6ai7,
EGGS-Maryland and Pennsylvania. fresh pe,
dozen, l5ls; duck eggs. nearby. g
FJoUR-Winter extra. se5afI5; do, clear, AZ
s4S; do straight. 4f0a45; do patent 475aas0
spring clear, t-b0a4S0; do strnight 5l0a54 &C; do
patent. 5s5as7s; City Mills best patent. 6.l5; do
high-srade patent. SIS; do. straight, Sos; DO
choice family, as; extra. aloaIM Rye -four,
medium to choice. E5haQo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
EEW YORK MONEY.

New Yosk, March 2o-Money on oan at the stock
exchange open-d at Ia psr cent: highest. 2 Lowest
II; closing. ?. Most Of the loans we're at IA Der
cent
Tine money was in rather light demand. 1t
was offered with moderate liDerssitr. Rates. sH N
81 per cent for sixty days: 81 10 "a for ninety
days; TO IA for four months; "a to 4is for five
and six months; 10 5iS for one year
Mercantile paper was sold here and elsewhere in
moderate amounts. but the demand could not be
called active There was a good sized assortment
IN the market. Rates 81 TO for sixty and ninety
days, indorsed bills reeriYabe 5is TO for choice
four TO six months. single names: 6is for others
Sterling. quiet, with rates practically unchanged
Rates for actual business closed as follows: Sixtv
DAYS. 4s3i0ai 535; demand is594ai S. cables s65Oa
4sS55. Commercial bills we're s2ika4 SS5 The z1n-
ply Of cotton bills was scarce.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ertn. per cHi.. scasc5; butcher. Sd
500 common. lSa2o0
Ho1S-Per cWt., gross. 5.ieasSa; ordinary zoc1
4E
sHEEP-Cipped. 8-olas00 common. 80
LAMBS Spring. choice. Is; medium. l2ais
cALNEs-PTirne per h. 7isas; medium. 6sa7
grass, Sa4.
cows Prime. fresh. esch 4oo0a5o %. common
aooaSo.o0: old and dry, sOoai0oo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March 0.-CATTL Receipts. 600 head
Market steady. Prime beeYss. 6o9se.65: poor % me
din- 4I5a5 Ks: stoekers and feeders gO0a4 %; e1v
and heiiers, sza5.eo; Gamers 25oa3eo; Texans, AS
a52
HOGS Receipts. 1900 bead Market strong to 81
higher Light, As5a4e5; roughs. 475s4S5; mixed AZ.
a52fs; heavy. 4sca531s2; pigs. 440as70.
SHEEP-Rcceipts $50 head. Market steady Ma
tiEe sheep Li5a6s5: Western sheep. 450a6s5 native
lambs. 575a7.6e; Western lambs esoa7.s5
New York. March 9.-cATTLE-Receipts ITH
head. Steers. 5soa6.7o.
CALN Es - Receipts. 90 head. veals 50aasea
City dressed Teals. SalSiz per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -- Receipts $500 had
Sheep steady Al 4ooas-so; lsmbs selae.Ts
HoGS-Geeeipts, $50 head. Market 6Im, al 5s5s
5.f5; medium weights. s.e0aa ~
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. T. Hutton ( CO
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange aud the
New York Cotton ExchanRp, G Rewie C,binD,s5,
manager. 1901 + street northwest
NeW Nork. March 0.-The cottcn market opened
to-day strong. eight 10 nine points higher on "a
Eoraoie cables and the hullish construction put ul
the government gipIers report. Heavy selling how.
ever Immediately developed. and the market hroke
BADLY about the middle Of the session From the
low points Of the day there was zood rally bur 81
me close quotations were nearly twenty points down
rom me opening Il was bad day for the bulls.
and they came ont Of the exchange this sffe-soon
chastened IN spirit, IL not actually discouraged.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
InrAnif-

No. so3se ElWiilie Moss Is Mrs y. S Huntisy
certiorari- Attorney. J. A. Toomey-
Ne. $3.50 Athanas GeorEiades & Co. IS. c. G.
sloan & Co; replevin. Attorney. n. W. Wheatlsy.
Nc 6S1L kirckar ". Jamgotchian same
SAME. Attorney. same.
No. GS2 E-singer Bros. vs. J. A LlndS-d <
Co note $50 Attorney. Hayden Johnson
No. 51E5- ii. Wnship Wheafley IS T. Gushing
Daniel; certlorar5- Attorney. r A. Ford
No 157L Enie Brown. adminis,ratriI.
Wonsus Hcue MisSicnsry Society of Methodist
Episcopal Church; damaees $1,000. Aticrusys, J.
A. O'Skea. Douglas. Baker and sheriff..
No. 6S5. Hynan Bernstein rs. Garter. Web
ster & Co.; appeal Atiorrey, Marx Stesrnzn-
3. Meyd e. a.; note So Att0neyS Lester *
PTsec.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
DEMANDS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Mrs. Brown Sues Hospital, Alleging
NegIigence.


A suit for $4,000 damages was filed
yesterday by Mrs. TilIie Brown, admins
tratrix and widow OF James Brown.
against the Woman's Home Missionary
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church
The society conducts the Sibley Hos
pital Of this city, and the declaration
sets forth that Mr Brown was taken 10
the hospital on August last. suffering
from typhoid fever. While delrious On
August 81, Brown left his bed and jumped
from a window, striking a roof below Hs
died fifteen minutes later. The widow
charges that the hospital authorities were
negligent in leaving the windows unbarTed
and unguarded.
Considerable comment was caused Al
the time OF the accident on account or
the fact that the real cause OF Browns
death did not develop for several DAYS.
and was not at first reported 10 the police.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
MONEY At 5 PER CENT
LOANED OK D c. REAL ESTATE
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
Isls II STREET

Estate cf Cornslia A. Burrows; VII dated De
cember . 1906
Estate a Mary Posey: Petition for letters q nd
nlinistraIion- Attorney Robinson White.
Estate Of Helen Y ShcppeTd Petition for probate
and record Of VII and coIicil and lettCrs tcz1Gn-
tary AttcTLeys, GordCa 4 Gordon.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

Lillian Petit 40 Sd st. NV. 26 years
Nicholas Bone. Govt HoSpt- Insane. IS years
Margaret Downey. Is Myrtle 81 ne i years
Hugh J. Fesan, s.. 1914 9Th St Nv. g. years.
Dsnid Ransdeil lil2 Chspfn 81 NV, : days.
CQLoRED.
Florence Ashton, lZ3 p S. sw., 43 years.
Katie Parker. I502 18th 81 NV. . years
George II. Butler los jefferson ST NV. month,