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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Gustave A. Kuabe IS. and Augusta Z Elwood. 49,
Rev. ] B. Mclaughlin
W. Il. Howard . Fort Washington Nd and
Beatrice 3. PaiutOn, q. Williamsport. Pa. Rev.
Charles Z. Guthrie
Harry N. Robinson. q, New York. ard Beatrice
V Wilron. p. Yioetville. Nd Rev. Richard L
Shiplgy.
Harry L Hail. p and Katherine Z. Feeney. q.
Rev. T. H. Lamar.
David b. Porter q and josephine P 3. Crosby
2, both ot New York City. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
COJORED.
W. n. Wilson So ard Margaret Sinmoos. g. both
of Baltimore. Nd. Rey. J. ". Martin
Lewis +. Docket, q and Cornelia Kettle . Rev
J. W. Smith.
Champion Rearrey. Sc. and Flnocs Washington
q Rev. W. J. Howard
Willie Newman, ., and Bessie Jones. "A. Rev
W. d. Norman.
Henry Rires 3. ard Alice Shields 2 Rev. W.
A. Jouea
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New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago July 9.-CATTLE-R Receipts, Is 900; strong.
Prime beeves. 600as.S; poor 10 medium. 4ea5. 90;
stockers and feeders. 25Oa5O0 cows and heifers
Zsla6Zl; Gamers, 2loa275; Texans. A0Oa6E
HOGS-Reeeipts. 1900; market &c lower Light
sOOa655; rough. 600a6-30: mixed, 600as4 20; heavy.
6S5as62; pigs, 50a5sO
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; steady: loc lower. Native
sheep, 2I5a450 Western sheep 300aL50; native
lambs. 4o0as75; Western lambs 425a675
New York, July 9-CATTLE-Receipts, 1000.
steady Dressed beef quiet. at SLASH
CALVES-Receipts, 1896 about steady: All sold
Yeals 55oa74O. really choice offered: culls 495.
few butternilks, 4s0 dressed calves. strong: citv
dressed veals. I1sall4 country dressel. 5al0.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. 800; sheen
firm; lambs l0Rl5c higher: thiae cars held over
Sheep. 3.Ooa4.5c; lambs 65aLD.
HoGS-Receipts, 100; Sc iowe-. State boVs sq.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. July s-Followng are the Official prices
established by the Fruit and Produce Association:
BUTTER-Creamery fancy, per pound 2ia25:
imitation, lSals Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
i97ail storSpacked ONO and West Virginia l6l4al7
MaBland, Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints
I6i5aT.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts.
u; Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia II; West
ern frsts, II West Virginia, IT,
LIVE POULTRf-spring chickens. per lb, large.
lsa1l; snail. lsal old hens, heavy weight i2ai2h
ducks puddle. large. old. 10; do old mnscoyy
and mongrel. sal0
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CArTLE-EItra. per cwt.. S5OaGOO; butcher. S5Oa
500: common. 20Oa3OO.
HoGs-Per ewt. Eross. 565a575; ordinary, per
cWt.. 5.O0a55 -
SHEEP-Prme 3Ooa55O; common. 25Oa3m
thanksgiving. ga medium. 5Isa6
CALVEs-Prime. per pound, III: medium. Sal.
grass. 3ai. -
COWS-Prme fresh each 400oa50co; common
200eaS0.9; old and dry. s.OOal0O0
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, July o, 19Os)
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

No Hsb. Ball ct al vs.. First Cooperative
Butiding Association Of Georgetown; leave 70 inter
Veno granted. Attorneys. W. ]. Lambert. Burton
Macatee. r. H. Yeatman, Stuart AfcNamara. and
r. S. lluidekoper-J II. Wilson. W. T. Lester. ID.
w 0'Dnnoghue. and Il. B. Dickey
No. H5s2 Lynn vs.. Washington and Potomac
River Steamboat Company et al; payment Of re
ceiycrs commissions and attorneys compensation.
Attorneys. Douglas. Baker & Sheriff., Nathaniel
Wilson. A. 3. Browne J. l. Peyser. and Branden-
burg x Brardenburg-Ralston * Siddons and ID. s..
Winfield
No. 1878. Mathewson vs. Msthewson; trustee OF
defed 10 pay certain money 70 Arthur NatheWson
et al Attorney. W. S. Albert
In re (adoption) Myrtle Bece rider appointing
guardian ad ltem and order Of adoption
No. Hsl5. Crowley vs.. Crowley et al. rule 10 show
cause. Attorneys, y. u. Bell and II. W. S0hon
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Equity suits.

No. IBIS John T Crowley vs. James J Crow
ley et al for receiver and accounting ,Attorneys
A. n Bell and II W. Sohon
No Ga0. William A. Gordon. trustee, e. al vs.
Louisa knorter et al % quiet title. Attorneys
X. Z. Perry a Son and Erskine Gordon
No. ES0. Gilbert W. Cave v. Charles T. Yoder.
specific performance Attorney. A S. Worhington
No. 292l Annie Mary NJ Kidder et a. Va
Marion Cutler Chester 20 appoint trustee Al
t0msyA. sgmAn & Lerch.
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Uns.ed States vs. Edward White; bail reduced 10
500; rccognizanoe. 500. taken.
United States rs. Wilbur Kennedy and Idele
smith; grand larceny; nolle pros entered.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call II O'Clock noon
Capital Traction S. S.00O at Ii0k. ST. 900 at 1lOh.
Washington Railway and Electric As. s10O0 az S0ih.
Potomac Electric Light IS, $1,000 at lOiiz ST. 900 at
loiN
Warrington Railway and Electric preferred. IL at
7S. az Is, at 7S 50 at II.
Washington Gas. at 66
American Security and Trust. at 2l9
Union Savings Bank, 10 at rs.
Following the closing quotations on yesterdays
ffock exchange.
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Northern Duluth. new crop. % arrive L2lIs: No.
red. Z. o. b., Lea. No. 2 red. f. o.. D.. late July
LOO. No. hard. new crop. T. O. b.. l05A. No. I
maCITOni. I. o. h.. ssia. Exporters took loads
CORN-Weaker and slow No. 2 elevator. s0is
No 2, T. o. b.. 81. nominal; No. white. nominal;
No yellow. T. o. b.. nominal. Exporters took
nothing.
RYE-Quiet No. 2. s3la T. O. b.
Futures we're quoted as follows:
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Mechanics, lien

No. 5s2s Dorsey f. Nichols vs. John Miller.
Alfred W. Lawson. Washington Union Baseball
Club and Thomas Q. Bradley and Rudolph H.
Ieatman, as receivers part q Youngsborough
Long Meadows and Trinidad Sa1s15
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PATENTED OFFICE DEVICE; COSTS 81:
sells BY mail for 40: business gotten for 5000 .
profits large and sure II you have the cash. and
want & IN paying business that will stand thor.
ough Investigation. address Il. FITCH. Rou 2II
Station G. Washington. D. C.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by f. Z. Hilton q Co.,
membeu Of the New York Stock Exchange G..
Bowie Chipman manager. IScl + street northwest
Sales To noon - -2sO, poo Hhnres
TOtnl sales. les............ 65S,0O0 shares
Call money. Hf~b IL. Io,v IL 81 ~
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When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald and blll viii be sent you At
cent Q word.
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Action Is Criticized.

Naturally this action OF the directors
was criticised in various quarters. es-
pecially In those where a speculative in
terest for a fall in the market exists, as
not being sufficiently conservative. Yet
It must be said that the policy pursued
Is not viewed with disapproval under the
circumstances by the majority of people
in the financial district. 1t Is admitted
that the net revenues OF the Baltimore
and Ohio are short this year $l300,O00 OF
the sum sufficient 10 pay the dividends
at the old rate upon the company's COM
mon shares. the offsetting factor being
that the company still has. after making
up this deficiency more than $4,000. 900
in its profit and loss account.
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MARKET HOLDS FAST
Day OH Exchange Resembles
Tuesdays Session.
SOME PROFITS ARE TAKEN
Bears Try TO Depress Prices SO as
TO Accumulate at Lower Figures,
but Are Not Wholly Successful.
Movement Centers on Reading and
the Union Pacific Issues.

New York, July 9.-The days market
in its essential particulars closely re-
sembled that Of the day preceding.
To-day. as on Tuesday, following the
decided strength exhibited on the day
before, the desire of a great number OF
professional operators was 10 convert
into cash the profits that had accumu-
lated or their speculations for the rise.
and. as on Tuesday. the general volume
OF new buying that had been excited in
the market was sufficient not only 10
hold this lquidating tendency in check.
but 20 establish very considerable gains
in stocks that had not been notably ac-
tive in the immediate past.
The proft-taking movement to-day cen
tered chiefly on the Union Pacific and
Reading shares Ind one or two other
stocks shat have lately been the market
leaders, IL being definitely known. for
instance, that there was heavy selling
OF Union Pacific for the account of one
large speculator who has come into
prominence within the last year as a
piunger OF the first rank
Trying 10 Scalp Profits.
There is also trustworthy reason 70
believe that strong effort was made To-
day and 10 a considerable extent Yes
terday to depress the price Of Union
Pacific for a few points for the ex-
press purpose OF accommodating Il at n
lower level. But all these forces served
only 20 cause Union Pacific stock to
close to-day at a net decline OF one
eighth Of a point. and similar liquidation
and short selling elsewhere resulted in
but trihing recessions.
On the contrary. the Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Anal
gamated Copper American Smelling and
Refining common. Baltimore and Ohio.
and Missouri Pacific stocks all made
good gains. while some continuous and
persistent buying OF the United States
Steel common and preferred stocks and
sinking fund bonds. that has been so
long noticed, held these issues firm in
the face Of large realizing sales At the
close OF business the market seemed 70
be In much better position from a
technical point OF view than Il was
yesterday.
Borrowing Demand Increases.
The borrowing demand for many i'm
portant stocks increased. notably for St
Paul common. indicating that the short
Interest during the day had been en-
larged. while the general breadth and
sweep Of the upward movement was OF a
character that apparently attested that
the rise in prices had by no means cul-
minated.
The surprise Of the day came in the an
nouncement in the afternoon that the di-
rectors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company had decided 20 pay the
full regular semi-annual dividends Of 2lk
per cent on the preferred and per cent
on the common stock Of the company. il
having been up 70 a short time ago the
almost universal anticipation that the div
idend on the common stock would be re-
duced.
Action Is Criticised.
Naturally this action OF the directors
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. July 9.-Following are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Z. r. Hutton q Co.
members New York Stock Exchange @. Bowls
Chinman- rnanarnr ITiI n .irnnt rnrthu.a.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

'Ex dividend.
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a" Peerless One" IHVadeS
The Enenly'S Territory

UI-5ANA, Ohio, Sept. u.-Democracy' 5
invas ION of Taft territory began today.
william j. Bryan swept across Ohio
early en- route 10 West Virginia points,
where he will speak this afternoon and
tonight Later he will return to Ohio
and spend two days carrying the war
home to his opponent Bryan spoke at
Evansville, Ind, last night 20 -oyVO per-
sons.
He went TO sleep early, but was awak-
ened at , O'Clock FOR "A long distance
telephone call from National Chairman
Mack.
1t is understood the New YORK situ-
alton was the cause OF the candidate
being awakened. There is a growing
demand from New York that Bryan
name the candidate for governor az
the present leaders there seem 20 think
his Intervention would settle the Kings
county muddle.
Up to the present he has positively
declined to interfere liz State politics
and there is no reason TO believe that
Mack was more successful than ne Was
last Monday IN Chicago. Bryan VIII
arrive in Wheeling at 2.3e this afternoon.
lie leaves tonight for Cumberland.
At Wheeling he expects 10 meet the
West Virginia ard Maryland party
leaders and they viii accompany him 10
Deer Lodge. where the situation in the
two States VIII be canvassed.
Bryan has decided that the leaders
in both West Virginia and Maryland
must play fair and he viii make this
plain 70 them before he goes on 10 New
York
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Nebraskan in Wheeling,
Addresses Large CroqUd

intolerabIe conditions. for which that
machine IS responsible must be done
away with.
ScheTr Will Not Retire.
The Scherr forces VOW they viii not
Withdra their ticket. and that the
names OF one set of electors viii SO on
both their ticket and the Swisher ticket.
Prominent SCherr men said today that
they expected the Democrats 10 carry
West Virginia on the State ticket and
elect Bennett governor. They say tur-
ther that there is no reason to believe
TAFT viii fail to carry the State. though
he cannot get anything like Roosevelt s
huge plurality of 1854 As to the labor
vote Republican leaders admit this
gives them some worry. The antl-ln-
junction issue is being much talked IN
labor quarters. The Republicans, how
ever, say that the chief detection from
Tafs vii, be on the part of the unein-
p.oyed iron and steel men in the north
ern part Of West Virginia, about wheel
ing. and that the rest OF the labor vote
VIII SPLIT between Tart and Bryan.
prominent Scherr leader today de-
clares Senator Scott could probably not
be reelected, and that in the last few
weeks he had lost his grip on thirteen
out Of fifteen hold-over Republican state
senators on whom he had been relying,
Scherr leaders are making charges or
the most high-handed political work on
the part of Federal officials, and accuse
United States Marshal Tyree, who was
formerly one of President Roosevelt S
bOdyguard. with flagraGt attempts 10
get SWisheT delegates named 20 the re-
cent State convention.
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NEGRO ATTACKS GIRL;
RUN DOWN BY POSSE
Orders Child From Wagon, But
Her Screams Drive Him
10 Woods.

RICHMOND, Sept. u.-Great excite
meut exists IN Chesterfield county in
the neighborhoOd OF HalisbCrO and Mid
lcthlanl where a negro now rep0ses un-
easily IA the jail in Manchester.
Three lttis girls one Of Them named
4ilce Larsen, whose parents live in
Cnestnut Hin, and two daughters of $.
Lorentzen, OF Dry Bridge, near Halls
Dofo- were driving along the public
highway yesterday between Dry Bridge
anu ttaEsboTo, when negro named
winston Green halted them and COM
inanded the Larsen girl, who is twelve
years DID, TO get out Of the wagon. She
sot out and the negro attacked her.
def screams frightened the negro and
he ran. She drove back 10 the home
of Mr.. Lorentzen
Two posses of twenty-five men started
IN pursuit and captured the negro In
lhe woods. where ne was in hiding. He
was taken before the girl and fdentifed
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JAPANESE SPY SCARE
BECOMES A MYSTERY
Marines Search for Suspect at
Charlestown Navy Yard, But
He Escapes.

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-THE japanese SPY
scare at the Chariestown navy yard has
developed into a hrst-class mystery.
The spy scare became Known when the
whistles, which give notice OF the escaps
Of prisoners. began to blow and a bat
TALON Of marines turned out to search
the yard. The general impression is
that the navy officers fear that repre-
sentatives OF Japan are trying TO learn
more about the new scout cruisers now
II. the yard after smashing records for
vessels Of their class. but since Japan
had a score Of representatives at the
Fore River Shipyards, while the cruisers
were building, others believe that there
is more behind the scare than the pub
lie knows
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MISTAKEN SITUATION.

A rather elderly gentleman stepped
on a Fifth avenue car Ia Pitts~IEg
about II O'Clock the other night al
after giving the conductor explicit Ii
rections to wake him when the ear
reached Federal street. seated hiras, 4
in a corner and was soon sound asleep.
When he had ridden about half a fn-- n
blocks beyond Federal street 8 su6t,
iuFch Of the car Wakened him.
Rubbing his eyes he lookad out OF
window and seeing where he was 6 H-
grily accosted the conductor thus. co.
ductor, why didn't YOU wake me up as
I told you2 Here / am half mile past
my house"
"I did try. sir," responded the con-
ductor. but all I could get you 70 say
was. 'All right Mary, get the children
their breakfast and I'll be down 10 a
minute Brooklyn Life
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FRATERNITY War THREATENS

CHICAGO. Sept ia Joint meeting
of all the fraternities in the CHICAGO
high schools Will be held tomorrow
morning TO perfect plans for a legal
war with the school board 10 preyent
the enforcement OF the boards anti
frat" rule.
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BOILERMAKERs LOSE STRIKE.

BELLEFONTAINE. Ohio. Sept IL
The strike Of the union boiler makers
against the Big -Four railroad has coll
lapsed. The strikers were today noti-
fed that they were at liberty TO seek re-
employment If the company would take
them.
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Stephens Position.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank
Stephens contended that the act was
constitutional, and that newspapers
must be regarded as coming under the
mead Of goods, wares, and merchandise.
He conceded that the point made by
Mr.. Lambert in reference TO the pro
visions governing the sale or HeFSs-
papers did not apply where they were
being merely served to customers,
The court continued the case until
September @ when. It Is stated. il VIII
be concluded.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Luchs. OF l.
street, were given a delightful surprise
party on Monday evening by the mem
Ders Of their family and members OF the
sewing circle to which Mrs. Luchs be-
longs. The occasion was the firth we'd
ding anniversary Of the host and host
ess.
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Mrs. Ira Helstein. who has spent the
past five weeks as the guest of Miss
Della tishel. viii return 10 her home
IN New York. today
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Mrs. Sol Rice, Miss Jennie Rice, and
irwin Rice have returned 10 their home
IN Chicago, after spending tie past
three months here with Mrs. Rice's
mother, Mrs. ". NOrdlinger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Heller are on a
short trip 10 New York.
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Three Deaths Reported.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE forest
fires in the northern part OF the State,
which had shown signs OF subsiding.
were famed into renewed fury today ~
a strong wind.
Last nights messages bring reports
of three deaths by the fires and at least
81 900, go losses.
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Rube Morgan, Of New Hampshire ave-
nue.. Is visiting relatives in Chambers
burg, Pa.
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Motion to Quash.

Mr.. Lambert filed a motion to quash
en- the around that the act was uacon-
stitutional in that ii was class legisla-
ton. The law makes exceptions from
its operation for children employed in
the Senate Of the United States and
those employed ia theatrical exhibitions.
This, Mr.. Lambert cleaned, was a dis
elimination. which rendered the law un-
cnnsfifuflnnal
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Miss Winifred Stern, Of Eighth street,
has left for New York where she is the
guest Of relatives.
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7. ,. Hartz IS making a short stay
In New York city and Atlantic City.
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Mrs. ID. V. Iseman and son, Ivan, have
returned from visit 10 relatives in
Richmond, Va
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Miss Frances Woolverton has returned
to- her home after spending a delightful
sumner travelling through italy, France.
Germany, and Scotland.
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Miss CarTye Hirsh and Miss Marie
HiTsh. of Kenyon street, are visiting
relatives in New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice d. Rosenberg,
who sailed for Europe a couple weeks
ago, are now staying in Paris.
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Washington folk viii be interested TO
learn OF the engagement Of Miss Julia
Loeb, formerly Of Washington but now
or chicago, TO Edward Cone, of Chicago.
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Return From Seashore.

Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris and
sons, Joseph and Harry have returned
TO their home on Twelfth street, after
spending several weeks at Atlantic
City.
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Go to Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs Sol Meyer of the Ashley.
lett today for Atlantic city. 10 spend a
couple of weeks at the Hotel RandoIf.
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/ est fires. The Conestoga is an old WOO l.
/ en- passenger steamer and registers fro II
! hiluyarsEzpa
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Return From Coast.

Return From Coast
Miss Hattie Stein and Miss Hilda Stein
have returned to their home at the
Madrid, after q delightful trip OF two
months. They travelled 10 the Pacific
coast.
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On Visit to Capital.
Miss Hannah Weinberg. Of Baltimore,
/ is visiting in Washington and Alexan-
dTia.
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Nj. cad Mrs. Mex Fischer and family
have returned to tEeir home on Z street,
after Spending the summer at the
Stewart farm, Ashburn, Va.
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,(cOntinued from First Fage)
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Fire Raging in Adirondacks.

OLD FORGE. y. Y, Sept. IA big
forest fire is raging on DR.. w. Seward
Webb's preserve, at Nehanse, IN the
AdirOndacks. The fire is believed TO
have been caused by sparks from a
passing engine No rain mas fallen in
lhe great northern woods for more
than SIX weeks and as a consequence
the woods are dry as tinder.
owing TO the drought, fire wardens
have had deputies watching day and
night along the roads where railroads
run for stray sparks that might fall
on the dry brush. owing to Dr. Webb's
connection with the kacquette Lake
Of the AdirOndgcks every available rail-
road man has been summoned to help
extingUish the fire on Mr.. Webb's pre-
SELVES.
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CHILD LABOR LAN
FOUGHT IN COURTS
Attorney Lambert Argues
That 1t Is Class
Legislation.

That the District child labgr law is
unconstitutional. because il is class
legislation, Is the contention OF Aztor-
ney Wilton ]. Lambert, who appeared
before Judge DeIacy in the Juvenile
Court as counsel for Lyn l. Raider.
route agent for the Washington Post,
who IS charged with violation Of the
provisions OF the law. This IS in The
nature of a test case.
1t is alleged that Mr.. Raider employed
Th0ney Weidman, a fourteen-y sar-oid
boy 10 distribute papers, the boy being
obliged TO start work at o clock IN the
mOruing, whereas the law limits the
hours of child labor from 8 a, IN. 70 Z
=. m.
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Tobacco Trusts Big Smoke.

est fire in Garrard county is causing
great anxiety. Pain Lick, a small town
twelve miles from Lancaster, Is in dan
ger of being wiped out. Communication
with the town has been cut off, but be-
fore the wires were lost reports were
received that a number of business
buildings, including a hotel, bank, and
the warehouse Of the American TObaC-
co Company, had been destroyed, entail
ing a loss estimated at Sl0000
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Mr.. and Mrs Maurice d. Rosenberg
who sailed for Europe a couple weeks
ago. are now staying in Paris.
Nj. sad Mrs. Max Fischer and family
have returned 10 heir home on street,
after Spending the summer at the
stewart farm, Ashburn, Va.
Miss Frances Woolverton has returned
To her home after spending delightful
summer travelling through italy France.
Germany, ana Scotland.
Return From Seashore.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris and
sons, Joseph and Harry have returned
TO their home on Twelfth street, after
spending several weeks at Atlantic
City
Mrs. Sol Rice. Miss Jennie Rice. and
Irwin Rice have returned 10 their home
three months here with Mrs. Rice's
mother, Mrs. W Nordlinger-
Rube Morgan. Of New Hampshire ave-
nue. Is visiting relatives in Chambers
burg, Pa.
Mrs. ID. v Iseman and son, Ivan, have
returned from a visit 70 relatives I'm
Richmond, Va.
Go to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Meyer. of the Ashley.
left today for atlantic city. 10 spend a
couple OF weeks al the Hotel RandoIf
Washington folk viii be interested TO
learn OF the engagement Of Miss Julia
Loeb, formerly OF Washington, but now
or Chicago, to Edward Cone, of Chicago.
On Visit to Capital
Miss Hannah Weinberg. Of Baltimore.
is visiting in Washington and Alexan-
dria.
MI and Mrs. Norman Luchs. OF L
street, were given a delightful surprise
party on Monday evening. by the mem
Ders OF their family and members OF the
sewing circle to which Mrs. Isuchs be-