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DISTRICT COURT DAILY MINUTES

rendered t drsisfe. at,rruIiug motion for u,@ trisI IL #sa.l .f th. ah,t, sas- .- nr#er= fled
 Ns, berg et al. t- Three Friends Mining co Fiaueta Three Friends Mining cos Gain e Three Friends Mining ca Demnaaer tp complaint In each ot tHe atoys H.-.- was 1.aHuIea by the court and Ion day granted aa- feudint in each #t-r ta nsarr or ierz filed.
 Wright et 3E ts ENn4 ,t aE I.a- i'r'1kiug an u5Ua.pn presented ta 'H. count hy [ E Fuller and 8prrlez .d ty the court .s injunction aaler isuaa e. tas saaf ' r1r,f- Hl-d
 N iezts= a e7ur a1jouHad l tI Weteezde fa |: Iso> a p. m.
 calta e. J-af Rosa s. 5sa- ri,~ Hied sun faI ... tod5, Iezl=t Eo-.. NJ Jenf9e-=e .h eromd ii a=a- ely.
 He alleges teat ar treated HIs #4 aa uhnmaa manner ### .-itet a#H4 =4s5aH indigaltiez even ta zH.raiug ms tz although h. is s.aa ts n..s tr...er af James J Jsn1is= imria ae ff world
 s.Ir yz Hgiaru= q al The court rendered deeisiau upon plaiutas appeal poa clerks allowance of costs dt~miesibg tHe appeal order filed.
 MeS5asat = al.ys waskcy gt af. Tho demurrer 70 complaint in m.t- eeutinu of l o ssstb-r and Af. \. Nf=f- son h.H.tetef- submitted wts rtrr= ruled by fhr ru.sz- nd dft-,u d.tys gIN- en tn rlsal- uf.iaf led
 cowden | at yz HalIa ct al Dc- fcnddnts' motion fot new trial hereto fore suhmiiled Was av,rrulcd by the r"urt aud Ion days stay of execution granted uldar GIed
 Midnight Sua N X n. co. vs. Dick man. NIidldghr Sun Al. X D. Co. xs. Van Dykr et al; Midnight sun NJ X b. cn. sS IahH=on et al. Midnight Sun M. X D. Ca N- Hall ct al The court
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NEW WORKS MARRIAGE LAW

oa tH. Gf=. Il tre s,ar th, urw laa in Nrr Yer5 requiring license 10 i= procured before marriage can be rer- sanHrr afa ee tatr effect and uu lon. -.r ae raat z-at. he m, pHtIi-, 44
 ra- masHassz II k said that at- r.odN tHe =eafeaez and those of as uup.r t-H thousand who dislike mixing fhrtr mafita agaIr- in tho same d.-# ai'h th- s=H#a# a,ra tto either maHz- ans aasts IHss##aages tp certain ra## I"r~' ztudi.- e planning uul- faHfz ta Jerssz rahlaHy. th. ban. of sza wao ike t- hlf= fhrlr Hrh, under bu-hel fh- cause for tn.- aHaaa# -v,duz fsar fae= aa. pf e.nl-, s#I5. r,l- ths publication af maara4- #- e.H-,. a- W#H a= fse appearance, f ih, contracting pregz ia The Hsaazs office aaefe tHas 5fe erutfv cateeHiz=sl upr. =ama aefssate aHd .crua= s##- burrssziHz zub5aets
 Fer lsag H#s fHr stale af NeH York has enjoyed f.a reputation ef Hs- iug the easiest f.age fa which l. sef married a tGe rafted States + E au axiom aIia suelai.=i-t- that mar riago ~h'Hld be mad. easy The a# s"oms always ta tHr4H as few smred5- .7ne",~ ir f't retH of matrmouy az possible h-eaa~e mating marriage
 hneHf + tr tmfar mrnH- f:ur Nsa Yurf otef1id tar muf-. An that u4- necessary a lHat -'af- vt- far tae contracting parties 'p present thcn- -~iyr- before the =quno ur tae par. soon and he did ths. rs-t X faU formal questions We're asked b. him ernsrtl- .y. haf amy lnai 4,laa ef eu ample f-s an,I mlfr them zlI mnr- formal. r. was redtired af the minister na +. make Tho. ceremony rahIr hat ae r.- given tHtaa fa. ta dp ft .u. and bs t.s' fHHs-##zszff Hf=eai-f might HaEa r.-H.f.d from far aurnal- had alraIs h...H amp.t-h.a Ar ,I~s fH- slfrH .''.e. af T e-,ar.d afrmn.r Ia .au- --fa.f 'sHui#. tar-.af ..ad rHs -,ius.r .f eaaHu4 .au. women @.at hi- .sas aejaleaa- 4ag uapua- i-r.t raali-G mafri82s- s.ra hastily contracted tv fhozs af. aou.d Aat, don. hstter had Ht teuud tHr bath 'e The altar -a.I-s ...d -. secret.
 ]. Ha~ an .af rendition. and Inc ...' at tf was rHat m.. .I women did Ha' haeeta % hafar iii. whole world and b honor and nmkaa-=. take each other far b.u.r or fol worse Neither did ta.-. who had a right t' object ta fH- c.. auy har. aaV opportunity ra .,. -. and thus ~"rr"v a~ Well as sham. and actual loss. Was often vsaarmav brought upon those who Vcr, mol rr.sent ar the ceremony hut ha had ta hc7r the aftersafd ea emcuc.- of il Tha~e who ahjert to tl, new law which gAe- marriage rubucrty and places # under iHaur> iak, me view 'Ha' marriage l. eoutrac, between .h' t"a iaaisiifftt- directly interested and 'has il l a7f fH- hu-iu,-- of any h"ay else.
 Eul il + thr business of rac ruh- l'. The ceremonial uf narriag. i- zen institution established hy nam ic maintaia the integrity of uur soei.a lem 'td therefore any defect ir th .Estiuti"n creates a disturbance ia iH' -"eili b"dy. Marriage i- indeed q contract hetweeu the contracting par i."s udisidually but il k in much
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your proportionate share of such cx- peudituros as co-oWners your interests In said claim will become the property nf the undersigned under section 23el Revised Statutes of the Unitcd States.
 MRS. FANNY l.. GRIMM. Tues. Co-bWncT Date of first pub Eeh II. 1908.
 Date of last pub. May 6 1908.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the Nom, and Shook company that II k th, owner of placer mining claims No. r. below on Dry creek. Mumps, Nephri- lis. ouus, Utah and Winchester. sit
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The naaar rba l.e= nays eaHl,r- ought ?" be commanded hy eoa deal al~u ,rrm~ to hc well taken. but fat nuHt of them might ear. in ex- nang,. 'h, rmt of coal baron for th,t sf ss.f aln.r,
 Araumu9tso ru-iosa-. says Mr Taft aH L.p his nose te uf.. grind-tou. faH zaH- run. Which is unfortunate Hs-f sH fte eh#f As= ought ta Eo..r i,4- e..l. f." iho eroHa
 Tr ur,uu.r- af a caicaro widows =fffa letsa resolved aat ta rfara-. s)ur- IH4 lear sr,r. aud II rH-s know th.tr hu=iae-- a- a.aea=. i aal aaf l. uaaas~arr
 ca t.err.t of Ilnuus 41n st- Lau- -s'1aeH- e.u go om of ba-iue--. hu e,ea fGt aia n.i nak. st Loul- -4- Iaee --,uea enough fa i1erc--ft,tc a. fft#trf etifartaf, af Imam aera4 bouts I prominent physician claims that the consumption of aaisky has pre- Hefsed 'spa"id critemfrs in Chicasa af tilur~ ,.heu thr water supply was fali of microbes HHi tae men Who consumed tu, abi-Ey 9ere probably not worrying over mfcrob,s att he time
 Ah"ui th. first of next Jun, several republicans aiI r~aliz. that Their preeidsntia. hn"ms only made uuth for The clerks who booked after tn. pr.-- clippings.
 An oakland Cal. man wao wants ,c become police officer says his ablecl in trying !" get on the fore. is 10 up- iift humanity. However. he may have his hands fuIl if nr merely books after tifoee wh" hold up oakland humanity.
 X man who makes a political speech isn't necessarily expected to tell the truth
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ea saaa-,.lr performer laz voluu. zs##H#a fHa Information mat when one fs aft stnnr "l .a, stage fifteen minute =ea#= IIi.s anu hour often tha audi asHHsa H..I- thr -fH.- -Wts .tEaut r but Iz f#1a Ha.It. ra .4s sa-
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AL sNe.lup. Waats ta know why mar, fir.- lr, du, ta The careless hutfz. Possibly hccauz. the man Wh" =ras.e.#- .iaar- a,. tsa uuca ssus, Co h.. saa.'.=- with lh- b8lt~ Anyhow. f. A--4-- aHat wav
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EDITORIAL JoTTIN6s FROM OUR
 EXCHANGES
f1tf2ItIAI.

aHa fvrHfv--iN -uirrfFz a iudfaf1 U hss mh.r a- compared sith thirty #s= H %rt.mb.r Evaa aadH seeu- A.= hs -.ng ts atiHaeaiaa= + ludiaul
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When troubles start thu uu teas 8e, string af bead
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tt-t a -hH
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X man who makes d political speech isn't n'ces- -arily expected to tell the truth
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Ahaul th, dr-t of next Jatte several republicans "iil realize that Their pr.sidsn'ia. h""ms only made nuii, for The cl~lk. who booked after tn. pr.-- clippings.
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Accumulated ru-iosa-. -ays Mi Taft. ftH keep his 1o-r te tIH. grindstou. taH z.HHa lunr Which js unfortunate i==t =tf tHta when aa aueht te Eesr is4= e.sH tn th" sfauH
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-05-07
MOO I.ist. May. Werm looa..

I
Return day, May lS,leQS, al . . clock,p.'n
J. w. Bates vs E. g. Trexler, H. C.
Trexler, and J. II. Turreli; trading as the
Frexter & Turrelt Lumber Co. Trespass.
No. d. Sept Z. 1905. Plea, not guilty
.5oouteo. BradIey Thomson, Mullen
?. Floyd Ackley, 10y his father and
next friend Roiolph Ackley and Rodoiph
+. Aekiev W The Lehigh Valley Rail
road company
No. 10. May tctrn, 1907, Trespass.
Plea not guilty,
Hill. Thomson.
3 Walter J. Ehrman and Gustave
Stern. Co artuefs, trading as Ehrmsn 4
Stern Us Ellen y. Carroll, Executr'x OF
the last VII. and testament of John W.
Carroll deceased Ifespass.
plea--No, Guilty.
HjN. Thomson.
Hattie \. scioonoyer - Della
Brown. No. y, September term 1907.
pass--fiea, noI guilty.
Scouteu. BRADLEY.
, Tie Commonwealth 81 Pennsylvania
for the use o; Nina J, Phillips, wife Of a.
G. Phillips We Frank " Buck. Sheriff Of
the County OF sullivan. and 5he tn'ted
States Fidelity anG Guaranty Com Psny OF
Raltmore, MaryIand, Surely.
30. -, September Term. 1907.
Summons IN debt founded on otiicia! bond
Pieas Non Aasumpsit. Performance,
with !eu>4 to give special matter etc.
Not Guilty. Performance, with leave to
give special matter IL evidence.
I'll Lngham Bradley.
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06

Enterprisins and adj
vertising are almost
synonymous terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06
This Individual House
Only $4,000.

rooms: good-siZed lot-over 80
feet deep: chance seldom offered to
locate in this desirable section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06

New and thoroughly up-to-date: an
individual house: 3 rooms, attic. hot
water heat; good sized lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06

On the principal street: . rooms:
beautiful outlook: very near Conn. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06
$4,000.

Handsome double house: q rooms
cellar. attic: hot-water heat; lot 80 by
10 feet: tiled baths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06
$4,000.

One of the finest homes in Cleveland
Park-can be bought at bargain to
settle an estate: a very handsome
corner house: II rooms: very attrac-
tive: handsome grounds (about Is. 800
square feeD. auto house. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06
Sale of E Street Property.

John T. Arms has sold through the Of
flee of y l.. Sansbury LEO square feet
of ground on y street near LIST street
northwest w W Griffith the purchaser
will Immediately improve the property for
business purposes. II is understood the
price paid for the property was SlIon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-06
g. Moore Hill Qnc) Moore & Hill nc) Moore & Hill (Inc)
Moore & Hill Qnc.) Moore & Hill Qnc)
Moore & Hill Qnc) Moore & Hill Qnc)
The Time to Buy is When Some One Wants to Sell

Eppt to qNy They uhns
uyemhnm pob hh Ewra
bgr t There ~ rtm buy rde
in through h office
h
large Hd or t puts n MonndHem cal
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$4,000.
Near State. War and Navy Depts:
8 rooms: lot 1sx1aO; 2 bathrooms; >
STORY BRICK STABLE.
$4,000.
Well located on lettered St NV; 10
rooms: lot 21.oXl0'; valuable lot.
$4,000.
Near 9th and II SITS. ne: nearly new
Groom brick: modern plumbing,
yard. etc.
$4,25o.
NV. near Capitol Traction car line:
:i-story. . rooms. steam heat: a very
cheap home.
$4,000.
Well located in the NV. west of Y
II. ave: 3-story, 10 rooms. furnace
heat. 20 IT. wide. a very cheap home.
$4,000.
West If 9TH st; NV: 2-story. t.
room. window brick: cellar and
furnace; good size lot.
$4,000.
Well located: ne: short walk from
new Union station: Groom brick With
bath: side yard: we'll rented.
$4,000.
West of 18th St: south of s st: .
story Groom stone and brick front:
very cheap.
$4,75o.
West of 1ith. south of L ST.. 1-room
bay-window brick; lot lSxliO; alley.
$4,000.
On St west of 18th: 6-rOom brick
with cellar.
$3.50.
West OF Eth. south Of L st. =
stories and cellar; $ rooms and bath.
large lot.
A Great Bargain Northwest.
A Very Low Price.
$4,000.
West of 18th street south of r
street: :: stories: stone and brick front:
10 rooms. lot 2aX1Oo. alley.
This is one of the cheapest homes We
have ever offered
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$500.
Northwest. west of 18th ST., south of
0 ST., s rooms; lot Nx9O.
$4,000.
Corner. NV. near 14th St. Groom
brick dwelling and brick stable: good
size lot: large front and side lawn.
$2,85o.
Southeast. nearly new pressed brick
house, cellar. we'll located. near car
line and renting for s223.:,0 per month.
$500.
> blocks above Dupont circle a-story
stone brick dwelling; . rooms: furnace
heat; very cheap.
$4,000.
Near 10Th and Pa. ave. NV: 10
BRICK STABLE.
$500.
Southeast near f. Capitol ST:
rooms: lot 26x1OO: STABLE
$4,000.
Capitol Hill, near f. Capitol 81:
rooms: lot 22xSJ west of 9th st.
$3.50.
Bordering on business section. down
town; 12-room brick lot .5xSO.
$4,000.
Capitol Hill: d rooms; convenient to
car line.
$4,000.
Near Stanton Park. Groom bay
window brick; yard.
$4,000.
Well located. southeast. half block
from Pa. ave. car line: 1-room bay
window brick. renting for SO per mo.
$4,000.
Attractive new colonial house: 6
rooms. hot-Water heat. front porch.
etc: 10 feet wide; rental value. $50 per
month.
$4,000.
Near the Capitol and Library: =
story and cellar 8 rooms and bath;
furnace heat; yard and alley; front
lawn; pretty outlook.
$4,000.
Southeast s rooms: lot o3X1i4 #.
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A High-class Home.
Bargain Price,
$12,5oo.
One of the SWEETEST homes ever Of
fered for this low price-in fact, it is
probably the largest and best located
house ever offered for this price. An
offer of $4,000 was actually made
through our office some time ago and
refused. Circumstances now compel
the immediate sale.
Well constructed: II rooms 3 baths:
hot-water heat: handsome mantels:
tine woodwork. and the location is the
choicest. We are ready to loan $1,000
on the property. This is bargain and
worthy of your immediate considera-
ton.
Bargain in Northwest Home,
With Stable.
Cheap at $4,000.
We'll located on lettered street.
west of 18th street and southern eX-
posture: an attractive 3-Story bay-win-
dow brick residence with stone trim
mngs: stone porch: II rooms >
story brick stable good repair: lot
:1N1D to wide alley. From a good
party small cash payment would be
accepted. a straight loan to run: prop
!ty now clear of incumbrance.
Here is Value.
Price, $3.50.
price has been SlO.JOOD
Been taken in exchange and owner
has authorized us to sell at this low
price.
No. 1000 Park Road.
Open Sunday.
A very choice Iocation--opposite and
surrounded by large detached resi-
dences with grounds. Colonial design
and open on three sides. affording
abundance of light and air.
Servants room and servants bath
in basement-also laundry
rooms on LIST floor reception hall
p.anI. pantry. kitchen.
q sleeping rooms: tiled bathrooms:
back stairway: every room bright and
cheerful: front porch full width Of
house. A loan of 5000 now on the
property-accommodat terms will
be made.
a chance to secure a home under
value.
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A choice list of
low-prlce houses all
are cheap homes
many are we'll pay
ing investments.
$500.
1-room bay-window. pressed brick
house. near 1st ST. and y. y. ave. NV.
$4,000.
Rents ST. per month
A great bargain-should be worth
$1,000 a Groom brick with bath; on
lettered street near I'D st. and Pa
ave. NV. Lot 1SxE.
$4,000.
Wen located northwest: stone and
brick front: rooms: reception hall:
furnace heat: attractive mantels.
$4,000.
capitol Hill near Library, 10 rooms.
brick; good-siZed lot.
$3.50.
Near I'd and Md. ave. ne. l.-room
brick: lot 191.x113: wide alley; good
repair, $40 rental value.
S2,2oo.
Cheap for navy yard emploNe: y
room. comparatively new brick; south
east; west of 9TH St
$4,000.
Near Union station. 3-story. =
room brick; lot 1axas; soft. paved
alley; we'll rented.
$1,000.
Near I'd and L, SITS NV. rooms;
lot 2ix9J.
$2,75o.
Brick nv; lot 2axso; near 9TH and
NJ SITS. NV.
$3.50.
ave Sc. y rooms: lot about 19Xl0O IT.
$4,000.
Southeast; Z rooms. lot 2ox1a'.
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$1,000.
Groom house and STABLE: near
5th and H SITS ne: lot about 19xlO5;
furnace: easy terms.
$3.50.
S-room brick. near 18th and G streets
northwest good renter
$4,000.
One-haIf block from f. Cap. street
west of 9TH street: $ rooms: lot 1Sx1Oo
$3.50.
Well located on Capitol Hill. over
looking Massachusetts avenue: dou-
BILE house. with two bay windows. +
rooms and bath. A very cheap house
So 200.
Numbered street northwest; rooms:
brick: yard.
$4,000.
Well located northwest west of eth
street: rooms. lot 20x:A: large
porcheS BRICK STABLE AND CAR
PENTER SHOP.
$4,000.
Northwest: rooms; lot 9A?o:
STABLE.
$4,000.
On Sth street northwest: rooms:
STABLE: lot l1x95: alley.
$4,000.
South of N Y. ave. west of Ith
st. NV: 1O-room brick house; BRICK
STABLE.
$4,000.
Northwest; west of 9TH street,
4 rooms: lot 3Ox35: STABLE, alley.
Sc, 500.
10 minutes walk from business sec
ton: . rooms; 2-STORY BRICK STA
BILE.
$4,000.
Southeast: G rooms: brick: lot TX
los: well located.
$500.
4 desirable 3-story Groom house
near Lincoln Park; lot 1s1ax11o. alley.
$4,000.
Near the business section: 10-room
brick. .-story. furnace heat: lot 2Jxl1p.
stable modern plumbing. etc.
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How's This for a Bargain?
Can Sell for $3.50.
Been Held at $12,5oo.
Assessed at $4,000.
Elegant location overlooking the
grounds of one of Washington's finest
mansions: near Scott Circle; L.
room brick house: lot 20x125; alley.
chance to buy the property at
about the value of the ground. With
comparatively small expenditure this
would make an attractive home and
the cost price would be away below
It's value. Around 5000 cash will be
accepted.
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An Individual House,
Well. Located in Cleveland Park.
Only $500.
No. :alo1 Macon,h s,rea,

No. :iu2l Macomb street
one block west of Connecticut ave
nue. this street soon to be extended
through to Wisconsin avenue-Tennal-
iytown road. This is good value: an
attractive suburban home: well plan
ned: entrance hall. parlor. dining room,
pantry and kitchen on first floor. 1
sleeping rooms and bath on second
floor: finished room and a large
storeroom on third floor: a liberal
sized lot Let us show you this home
easy payments
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Cleveland Park.
The most beautiful suburb of
the National Capital-practi-
cally on the edge of the city.
With the new ST, 100000 Con
necticut avenue bridge. this
choice residence section is with
in short reach of the city. The
future for property in Cleveland
Park is assured-right in the
line Of the best improvements.
Only two left of those attractive
homes of the suburban type on Ma
comb street. just east of Connecticut
avenue and the car line,
Cleveland Park.
$4,000.
$500 cash and monthly INSTALL
ments of SIS.
These houses are attractive and af-
ford an unusual opportunity to locate
In this desirable section. where houses
command higher price: = stores and
attic: rooms. bath cellar: pleasing
style of architecture
$1,000.
New and thoroughly up-to-date: an
individual house: rooms, attic hot
water heat; good sized lot.
$3.50.
On the principal street: rooms.
beautiful outlook: very near Conn. ave.
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$1,000.

Here Is an opportunity to secure one
of the best values ever offered in the
Park. very attractive new and
modern house: 10 rooms: hot-water
heat: choicest location. Convenient
to Conn. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
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e1ce IS IN The dbrary Of the State Depa-.mc-t.I
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am Medlcal AuseI-2-Op-- g a. 10 % 80 2. n
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The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
COL. STEWART LOSES AGAIN.
War Department. Refuses to Pay His
Leave Fare

Col William ?. Stewart. Of the Coas,
Artillery Corps. the exile al Fort Grant
Ariz-. viii IN a few days make a formal
request Of the War Department for per
mission 10 avail himself OF his sccumu-
lated leave OF absence
Col Stewart has not been on leave for
years. and now has four months due him.
The department viii grant him the neces-
sary permission and his leave win prob
ably take effect as soon as he has com
pleted the physical test a. Fort Huachuca.
Ariz- The date Of the test viii be set by
the commanding general Of the Depart-
melt OF Colorado.
Col Stewart has requested that the de-
partment order him from Fort Grant 10
some point in the East before his leave
OF absence begins. 50 that he nav ra-
ceive additional travel pay The depart
me1t denied this request. as II IS not
customary 10 grant travel pay for officers
VINO are starting on leaves OF absence
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

To Fort Monroe, Norfolk. NeEport News ana an
points South-Norf0lk and Wsshinr4o, sfes--e-
eTeTy evening n the year at 5-5Q
Chew Chsss Lake-C0ncert b. United states Ma
r1ne Band every evening followed b. dancirS
Twilight excursions 20 Annapolis and Ral.i-,o
every day. Trains leave eseTy half hour from FSf
teenth and Il streets northeast from D N
To Rock Greek Bridge. Zoological PARK Cr.-
Chase. and hensiogton-Cars from fifteenth street
and New To-k avenue every fifteen minutes
To Al1Endria-FeTTy steamer Lacka-zuns srs-v
hour and half from a TO S ,. n
To Fort 3Iygr, Arlington National Cemete-v F,rs
Church. AID Fairfax Court House-Ca-s from Tvelftb
street and Pennsylvania avenue and Acueduc4 Bride
Chesapeake Besch-See trains In raTlroad scbeiTIs
Mount vernon and Marshall HsH-steamer ChsrIes
Nscalester. daily, except Sunday, % a. n and go
?. II
Steamer St Johns FOR Colonial Beaeh-sa.urs.v,
5 ? n: other days. except Monday, So q n
Steamer jamestown for forty-naile moonlirht trso
doEa the Potomac RiEsr. daily. a. D u.