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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
cordova VIII Recover
by Associated Press.

DF HEbUClHt6u IItsH'
SEATTLE, May 7.-Joseph Cordova.
alias George Garcia, wanted for the
murder OF Patrolman Charles S. Ford
in Salt Lake, who was shot by Detec-
tive William Holland last night, is
resting easy today with good chances
Of recovery. Surgeons found that his
only serious injury was a bullet
lung, which is not considered danger
Gus. Another bullet grazed his right
wrist and third caused flesh wound
in the left leg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
On Visit to North

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hunsaker, Daniel
Hunsaker and Jerome O'Neal are Wis
iting Monterey and San Francisco.
The party will be absent from the city
about two weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Track Team Dance

La Jeunesse club will compliment the
Harvard track team with dance to
be given at Kramers this evening.
Kammermeyer will furnish the music.
Patronesses are Mrs. f. r. Frost,
Mrs. A. Glassell, Mrs. F. D. Lane,
Mrs. A. L. McAulay.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Sorority to Give Dance

Members of the Nu Phi Chi sorority
will give dance at Kramer's on the
evening of May 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Outside the Number

Bacon-Are you on to the fact that this ere
English language Of ours is spoken by S50.000
0c07
Egbert-Indeedi why don't you try to get in
that number?-Yo Statesman.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
{'ofoI'ss :.

h
Nnr4 faasnoe gndntine ipuyos
am 0ienjt0a Mltevt Gaawl ia Strob.
bura. sinsla, Msbsiier in bsn ytationol
Bird Woris, Elm CUB i&iimus aer'
qiisti1t.
,NdhrenD am WQonin0 N0bnit.
taa 5Obn NdQelu bier in siner gDert.
fatt Der Ndaslp Number Co.. 0erer
NiteiQenthiimer er ii, arbeitete, Qeriett
er nit Der rethten 0ano III bic Mafdhi.
merle uno bic Daumenfpibe uuroe ibn,
abaeldbniiten. 4
Sn elmer Rontroptrie iiber bal
3e3t Der gountp gommiifinndre, oes
@tra6enbabn Die Utnhtune Der Moofes
bride in gonal Doper au ent3ieeen,
bat Der Gtootsam.poit enti@ieoen, bo6
no4 ibrem Jreibrief Die Gtrnbenbabn
I3ur Beniitung Der Bride bere6ti9t 1T.
Mm 13. Ui6r3 purDe bier in bic
WirthiAoit BON gbas. Qenb Elm Gin.
bru4 uertibt un0 aud in bic 0rocerp
bon @m. Qepis an Wef.o oo@frabe.
Am 0lpntoQ ,puroe IN goiboeton Sames
3ooQers perhaftet uns bierber 9ebradbt
illio bat II Dor Ulauor 6bell einoenan.
ben. bic beioen glnbriine periibt au
baben. y
Weil ct eamerlen in elmer 66ul.
ter batte. toniultirte lebte Wo@e pbil.
Sell in Ganal Douer etnen Nr3t, Der
ermittelte. oob Der potient Die S9ulter
ausgtmodbt batte. unb oab o,es fnon
Dor ldneerer 3eit aeinehen fem mhi1e.
Geil tpeiB Mot. mann CT bic S6ulter
ausaeiila9t. ideint aud bis leSte Wo@e |
teine beoeutenoen SNmer3en ueripart
1u baben.
- gnolib baben bic gountu gom-
miiiiondre IN Der Nn9eleaenbeit Der
An8ele9enaeit Der Rlnoerbeimaib BON
i'd b6ren lafeu. Na ne tein &ett
aaben. brett ein3uf&reiten. 10 rnhfsn
lie fin oaraui belhrdnien. gmpieblun.
zen 3u MAIDEN. Sic rathen ben 3ru.
tees, ben 6uperintenoenien Nngent
lno feline 6rau au entlaRen uno uio&en
TOD aaofre gmpieblunAen. uui Die mir
n nd4ner Rummsr au,iidtommen wer.
len. |!
- sSn Der Ndhe bon HosweQ. cuf
er To-. .enannten 2eatberman Jarm, s
Reilsn bon Neu pbllaosipbia. ba, mon
eitern Yorm,itas eiEe Oeiqueue anae-
obrt. bic einen 9roBen grtrag usr.
priht. Das BobrlOt lpuroe Don Der
Ital,an Oil & Gas 80. oema&t. IS
i bies Die erte ertrdsliAe Delquslle.
ie iemals in 9usearapas @oun,p OH.
ebohrt .porosn III. pr. 5. u. oorn
Il ganal Doper iii bst. p,diioent Der
Italian Oil & @as SO.
- Mm Dieniiaa uuroe Sobn Vur.
eb. Elm 2Obleuardber, III sineul Sob.
OH Der Ntm Cumberland
5irabe, bier Ntsilsn BON bier. pom
ullenoem 8eftein bearabsn. 10 oab ct
Id niht belpeQen tonnie. Nls er Qe.
unoen iunroe. NOR er bslpub'los. ghe I
nan ibn irsi mad,sn tonnte, muBte
non elnsn rleiiaen 0slsblcf 3erfhluaen. |
lie man Den Wlann nod paule bradbte. Il
hlen et iid ihneu 3u trbolen. oann I
Der iunrbe * t6ndher ilno ih,pdhsr :
no erIaa ,einen inneten YsrleBun9en. |
}urQsb ,par 43 Sabre alt uno binter= !
lbt cine gittlue uno pier Rinber.
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Ganbioaten> >Nn3eise,i.

Rlnbieeu Sis tneineu gsamen on dig ganbieat fir
oas amt bes Yrobate Ridters. SD unisr.
merfe MID oer guiIhebung ber bemofratliten gonntp
@onpention am 2. Wai 1908.
SarSes Barubia.
Wer6ffentlideu Gie meiuen Nomen aIs gaubibai
ffr 6as Nmt oes g0nutp AUDITORS. SD unter.
uerfe Mid ber Gntj@ebun9 ber bemofratiiden gpuntp
@onpenton. bic am Waai tn Hep Ybilabepbia abee.
haiten ptrb.
ssm. 6. ebsH.
{hr 9omnts anbttor por Der bemotratif9en
GonHtp Goupent,ou. bis ON g Dsai in stetp Ybabel.
pbia abgebolten ntrb. SD nnterlperfe MID ber Gnt.
ids'onHs Der oemOtrasif@eH sOantp SOnosntioa
pr Reoaiteur: gerbffeutlt1ea gle meiueu Na.
men OILS Ganbioat fAr 3lerfoeS Sert9t8 SD
unterperte MID oer gHtf6eiouus Der bemofratiid3en
Gountg Gonoenton. bie am g. Wai in Stem gbia6el.
KBtaiam 8. Bed. eaiem 9p.
Ser untsraetHnete III elm Gaubibat fir eberift
Dor Der bemotr1hfben Gountp Contention, bic am
9 Wai 1868 auiamu,em tritt nub nntertprif idb BET
&Hftdbetoun9 oer GOupenttOn.
Erss. 0iss.
9err s9ebattsur Der6Hentliden eie meinen Wa.
men als Ganoioot fur Sberiff. SD unteruerfe
mlde Der sutldstounS Der bemofrattden Gonntp Son.
3. .. etsifer, Drforo Ep.
Serr 3ebattenr Wer6ffentl,den Sic meiuen Wa.
men aIs @anboat tir County s iffiondr.
J9 nmtsrperis MID eer sntf4eioun9 Der bemofrati'
d. 4. RegsmneM. glap Sp.
WerSHentlidex sic meinen Nameu aIs ganbibot
tir ifion6r Weine Samilie bat ieit brei
Senerattonen IN Buds 9p atmobnt nno mar tmmer
ben Iebten 40 abren stuei Gountp Ofses gebabf.
Ut &ngler. gommtffioudr uub Com. &ibenonr, Ars
menbanss 0rettor uub bod INNER 9eipaiti9e Webr.
sanSe ID bsrstsn ere anpra@ % sn babsn 80 UNI nnt.r. T.
merIe MID oer gntiGetbuug ber bempfraiiden guuntn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

4WtQte 1e110 NtJ04 No4 2oe6s
tArAWAS GoMttD.
g3 frsut uns. beridielt u f6nnlgl,
|bab bic eriie bunbertjdhriae @si&t6tl
lUon 9uscoramas gonntp nebif Mitos
Douen6et lin0 unb mir tonnsn otn,
.. Deraus9eber. 0rn. Comm 6.. Htooes.
au Der poraiiAli6sn 0srlfelluna VA
Wsrtts 9ratulirsn. Nr ftnnen tu6hl
Usrfeben. onb Elm llnitrnebli,sll bleit,
Mrf, Die ferausoabe eiiles Wsrles pO,,
bieftr Gr6Be uib Nnsftattunq. fiiiil
0errn Rhooes sine risiiat Mufaabs MAJ
uno weaen Der Odriit Dsrtnnosnen 81.
ten aud cine arobe Bsranttuortli6teii
p6breno ben brei lebten Sdhren.
Aber 0err RboDts bat mehr Qet6ou
als bic yerfpreNun9eiI srflflt. Die Il
aemaAt. als er Mbonnenien iommeIif.
mas ouf ieoer Geik bes yDeries ia e.
|ieben III. Dtnn Dar Qeier oss Hu@ts
bic eeiten oes Yubes iptnbst. bieiet
iebes Wlott cine iieus onQenebme uebers
rai@una.. st liebt bsiannte 6eenen.
6ientli&e @eb6uoe. grinnerun0en an
biiforii3e 7botio3sn. Dobnhduier unb
GefAdftstdufer, betannte @eii@ter,
Hioorapbien berborraQenoer Bdraer.
Die @ei&iate unieres gountp uno1
f6lisblia ber fd6ne Atlas. afles per.
i&onert our3 Die 0unR oes Rupferffe.
&ers unb bes photographer. ,DelGe Uiel
sur 8eri1bnsrunS oes Wertes beitru.
gen.
Cine lur3e Hefpre9una in einem SO.
Falblatt if natiirli@ ni9t i'm Gtonoe,
u ,ei9en. nit iuel9er MsiIterf9oft Der
0srausaeber uno isine Uiiiorbeiter ib.
ler Aufgobe aere&t aemoroen Ia.
Wir hdben nte Elm Wsri oieier &rt
lefeten. ods oieieu, jur 6site aehellt
uerben t6nnte. Dbne 3meiiet rperben
'ieieniaen. tuel&e oas Nsrt erhalten.
lnb besieria barouf ae,uartet baben.
onelbe nit 6reuoe 3ur 0ant nehmen.
nit SntereHe lefen uno es ouibe,pah.
en-. als zines Der iperthpollfsn Beiib.
bdnler bes 0auiss.
Ertabrast8 brtstat @tHentdbAtt
Die pielen pals=. Nrnf. nno Gun.
entrantbeiten. Gnwinoinmt uno
&C.. dD osneu i6 in
rtiheren Sahren 10 p'.l t,slii'en baht
no bon Mutoritdten De- NAinlhelltun.
{ furirt muroe. hnhsn mir 10 piele
'enntniGe perihafft. onB lh nun als
lqent bon Or. Ynrunos' herllbmter
,han3en Meoi3inen olonbs oaB oipis
De Rrantteiten turiren }1sr mrinen
tatb perlanat. benz iisht Hfs,fihe ieoer.
it toRenfrei aur TerIil ul',
66fi4it e"pi,shIl lith
.Sobn 6antb4 49, A1ent.
307 8. STRIDE. Canal 7opss. Chio.
~e- ;-s,,' {
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1isbe bur& Elm 6enis, ii s,l ,liuaiiJtn,
inter benz Gpe3ersitpnntfnQs'fhdit non
/! 3. Diefenba1sr an On a,e.bnroBe
s tonnte nod niht e'u .tsl' pe,oen.
lie biel ei9entlih aeltotlf, 4'nlrhe
- Das Aprilneitsr aa' n,s ,nm
bten Womente an isinfm tanniihsnli
barotter feR. 6reiina, Gam,,oa nno
n9 nod GonntaQ batter mir 'p'rmes
Better. oann muroe ~ pi6Bl'dl pieber !
ibl uno beute Morosn haben mir zines ,
n i6limmfen eGnesaettobs, nes gan. ,
n Winters. /,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

Ulx sl1st,t NJ lgIy ysysssxat<s
linrsibt: l5rou G Norman ous
pint atper, Msan.. iAitt Den folasn.
osn DIiei:
81. psisr Rahrnep & sons So.
@hiedlo. 5lI.
Neribe perreh: 80 bin sShnen O0ni.
bar fltr bic 3slt. ludhreno tpeitber i'd
als Naent irr sAbre .leeoi3inen th1iia
mar. ahr sllpetttrdutsr htitR unitrtll
tint sSabrt alien 5ehn bon Der 9tib.
lfnni. Gis hoben miM fets oiiiil uno
fsuDorfonitneiio bfhaii0sit. ,sr tplr gan3
bernnttrgetOniinrn. SD moe ibn Dor
Uealnn Der UebanblunQ. Er nabnl
leine lfl0fMe Mlpentrduter uno 0e,uann
Orsi pfunO III 3lpei 9Doten. Vi in itbt
|fc QelunO un0 inunter ais Elm Sun4e
nur iein tam.
Ver9araenen Winter Iogirte cine
ethrerin bel uns. pside Elm Qer3leiosn
battle. Sic mar 10 inwaG. oaB iie
|i6ren Uerpfintmn9en in Der 6Mule
(aun. n1Nfommel, tonfte. Seoen Ytor.
gen ertuartete lA. lie toot i'm Bette 3u
fnoen. Sic uollte 3uerf ben Mlpen.
frduter libt nebnlen. aber itb iiberreoete
'fit, cine Glai1e 3u ueriunen. Sn orei
@o&en bate iie uier pfuno 3uaenon.
men uilo Die notiirli1e ;sarbe mar ME.
otrfin itr @eiint surhd9etebrt. SD
lam mir aar ni9t poriaelIen. ME i'd
otne ibren Alpentrduter ferti9 weroen
t6nnte."
sllpenlrdnter ii sueoer cine Mpotte.
fer.vleoi3in. nod ein aetp6bnli1er Dan.
oelsartltel. fonoern ein einfubes 0aus.
mittel. ,psl0es ben Qsuten brett bur9 |
yermitteluns BON Qotalon9eiteQten 3u.
aeaeut Miro. Maenten iperDen pbne
Rhdf4t auf ,bre 1ebensae0una er.
nannt. Raufleute. 0arner. Gebrer.
Vreoiger. Damien. ODER irQeno iuelGe
perionen, bic cen 9Dunfb baben. 8utes
Ut thun uno DIE Vertrauen ouf oas
Dlitiel uno Die 8eihdfts. prin3ipien Der
sabritanten i,ben. iino eingetaoen.
apenten 3u iperoen. Beoin9unaen nno
lllss Ndbere ,perbtn gerne mitQetbeilt
,urh bic allsilliden giaenthiimer. Or.
Rster HabrnsD & SIMS &c.. ll2-ll8
30. 6opne Nue.. gbiea9o, 81.
: Die R,pnblitaner bon bieiem
5oiintp habsn s. .. pealea bon ub=
iebspille als Gunbioat fur bic brittle
RshtsrHe0e IN nieiem @ountp inooiirt.
QeBten SnmItaQ ndhm Mi1ian,
onlsthorpe In eiuem LsibifaQ in Gan.
~ sin Vferb nit HuQ9p. UNI auf oos
,ano ~ fnbren @r fubr ober bis
I'D, Sem pbilaoelphia. 100 ct oas 8e.
dhri in einem Qe,tiiall unterbra6te.
iir lid, ieihff nhsr in Der YoliNiitation
!uftp mno fano. Mdbreno
9nlt'horpe n.n shlaf bes @erehten"
Hiia', erh,slt MIR poliaeihef gspid
Nc gnn,cn reu Ssriht. es fei bort elm
aisn unb Vnaau Qsfohlen ,poroen
I'M ,naleid, md cine Bei4reibunQ bes
&f1bries unn hes Diebes. Mls oahsr
IN Wnraen Der Ssremoe Die poIi3ei.
F,tion perioGem mollte. nohm ibn gs.
'ith in's Verh6r mnb es bauerte nibt
anas. Il madte Der Dieb Elm @elidno.
ik nno ,pnros ndnn Don einem poli.
Iitetl bon Canton bier obaeholt. tp1b.
enn Der Vsibiiallmann iein @eidbrt 3u=
iif brahte.
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DtestR bef beke yIat sun GiRfaafe bon epsterss
4aayea nab 4roptfonen. 4xr9 fDrtnd1yenbe neu,
$l1bnneeu pirb bie Au3mobl ffei3 frif2 nnb bon.
4onota erAoIttn unb merben aIIe Deenun0en pruulp'
awe11aert unh hte Waareu obne GEtTosD sDer9Atunp
-1n4 4onieo oeIiefert.
! - Sar aanbproOuste weroen Bite bb2aen Waars,
,tVot{e beaabIt
- epred5i Dor unb modbt Gnrs einf6ufe mt
~ Oernet FMbex bab bic DaareH Don better lxo.
6tat nns bie Yseiie b,as9 tinb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

= Die Rspnblitaner bon biefem
4onntp habsn s. .. 6ealea bon ub=
ribspille ols Gnnoioot fiir bic brittle
Rshfsritelle in nieism gountp inboilirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-11
f9k2S!ss1 ~ aassjs:ESsES

Fffty-siX years ago today Charles War
rem Fairbanks, Vice President of the
United States, who now presides with
grace and dignity over the deliberations
OF the Senate, first lifted the gavel of life.
He was born on farm near tnionville
Center. Union county, Ohio. After event
full years close to the soil. he graduated
from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1877.
and from 1924 was agent for the Asso-
ciated Press in Pittsburg and Cleveland.
In 1874 he was admitted to the bar of
Ohio and began practice at indianapolis,
Ind.
Mr.. Fairbanks was chairman of the In
diana republican state conventions in 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-11
WEATHER FORECAST.
Increasing Cloudiness, Warmer To-
night. Tomorrow Thunder Showers.

night, tomorrow TaUuOef SHOWERS.
Forecast TIL 8 PM. Tuesday.-For
the District of Columbia. increasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight. Tuesday.
thunder showers. fresh southerly winds.
For Maryland. fair tonight, except show
ers in mountain districts. Tuesday, show
ers; fresh southerly winds.
For Virginia. fair tonight. except show
ers in the mountain districts, warmer In
southeast portion. Tuesday, showers,
fresh southerly winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast.-A disturbance that covers consider
able territory Is central this morning In
northeastern Kansas. 1t has caused thun-
derstorms throughout the plains states.
the middle Mississippi Valley Arkansas.
Oklahoma and northern Texas. In other
districts fair weather with somewhat
higher temperature prevails.
The Kansas storm will probably move
northeastward. and give thunders:orms
Ohio valley. the lower lake region. the
middle Atlantic states and possibly north
western New England.
Important temperature changes are not
anticipated.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast Will be fresh southwesterly; on the
south Atlantic coast light and variable.
and on the east gulf coast fresh south
easterly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh southwesterly
winds and fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the past
tWenty-four hours: Omaha, LOS.
Downtown Temperature.
The temperature recorded today by
Feast & Co.'S standard Thermometer was
as follows: 9 am, IS; noon, IS; . pm,
So
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
8 am.-Great Falls, temperature. 81; con-
dit:on. 10; Dalecarlia reservoir. tempera-
ture 81; condition at north connection,
40: condition at south connection, s..
Georgetown distributing reservoir, tenn
perature IS: condition at infiuent gate
house. 20; condition at effiuent gate
house, Is.
Tide Tables.
Today--Low tide. 1856 am. and ~
D. m; high tide 4:12 am. and ABS pm
ToInorrow--Low tide, Has am. and
11:55 pm. high tide, 500 am. and 5:26
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 4:o1 am; sun sets
1902 pm.
romorrow-Sun rises. $50 am.
! Moon sets 2:46 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
! The city lights and naphtha lamps all
| lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before sun.
! rise. All arc and incandescent LAMPS
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished fOrty-five minutes before
\ sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star
| HARPERS FERRY. ". Va, May H.
Both rivers are muddy this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-11
FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH.
Services Held in Three Local Catho-
lie Churches Yesterday.

Notable services were held in three
Catholic churches yesterday in observ-
ance of the feast of ST. Joseph.
Cardinal Gibbons was present at the
{ O'Clock mass at St. Joseph's Church
yesterday and administered the first holy
communion to class of 80 children
At 1870 O'Clock solemn high mass was
sung in the presence of the cardinal, by
Rev. Valentine Schmitt, with Rev. 7. A.
Buckley as deacon. Rev. Joseph y. Halter
as subdeacon ami Rev. lgnatius Fealy
and Henry J. Horning as masters of cere-
! MONIES and at the conclusion of this
mass the sacrament of confirmation was
administered to large class of children
and adults. At special services at 4
o'clock which the cardinal also attend
| ed, the members of the communion class
were invested with the scapular and MADE
a renewal Of the baptismal vows. The
cardinal lunched with Rev. Father
Schmltt,y the pastor of the church.
AT ST. Pairck's Church a large con-
gregation gathered to hear Mgr. d. J.
oConncN. rector of the Catholic Uni
veIsity, celebrate pontiiicial high mass.
his first since his elevation to the bishop
ric. He was assisted by Rev. James NJ.
ellis. president of st. Thomas Aquinns
College. deacon; Rev. James a. 81; .he
! of St. Patrick's Church, subdeacOn; Rev.
! IL W IIl.tIIl RUSSELL, SpSCldt aSSlStdHl ,
Rev. George A. DOugherIy OF the Gath
| Ollie University. and Rev. William j. Car
roll, masters of ceremonies.
| Rev. Edward A. Pace of the Catholic
| University preached the sermon. In the
! course of it he paid IL high tribute to
Bishop O'COnnell. saying:
| we are grateful for the elevation of
our rector to the dignity of the episcO-
! pate because of his eminent worthiGess
and because Of his high Office In the
church In the United States. He has been
created one Of that governing body of
: the church. the Catholic hierarchy. Wiici,
! numbers more than LOCO members. rul-
ing more than 2OOOOO,OO people.
In this vast organization. held to-
sether. promoted and unlfied by author
ity, law is maintained in the dispensing
OF truth as in the regulation of conduct.
The progress in scientific study no,a-
BILE at the present day consists in dis
covering and exposing the laws of nature
: The ever-changing social conditions are
! but seeking about for the sure laws that
/ will regulate society and bring to men
ness. Truth and justice alone satisfy the
human mind and heart, and are attained
through that dvinely Established au-
: thority which speaks to us In .ne voice
OF the apostolic hierarchy In the Cath
Ole Church.
! AT st. AIMS Church. Tenleytown. yes
! terday marked the opening of IL mission
which Will continue for week. The
| special services will DE IN charge Oh Rev
Francis j. Howie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-11

and 1895. temporary chairman o. the re-
publican national convention at ST Louis
in 1896. chairman of the committee on
resolutions of the republican national con-
vention in Philadelphia in 1900 and dele
gate to the Chicago convention of 1904
He was the republican caucus nominee for
United States senator in 1893. but was de-
feated by David Turpie. democrat. In
1898 he was appointed a member of the
joint high commission and chairman of
the American commissioners. He was
elected United States senator from Indi-
ana In 1897 reelected In 1908 and elected
Vice President In 1904.
AT present Vice President Fairbanks is
one of the allies being his states ia
vorite SON. and having hopes and eXpecta-
tions of something doing at Chicago in
June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-11

ed bill of particulars granted; plaintiff S
attorney. II. Winship Wheatley; defend
ants attorney. r. p. Shealey.
Nokes aet Chase: on trial: plaintiff
attorney. l.. j. Mather; DEFENDANTS at
torneys. W. j. Lambert and X. IL. Yeat-
man.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Barnard.
In re condemnation of land in square
542 for truckhouse site; report and
award of commission filed.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
In re Myer Stern; adjudication and
reference to w. NJ. Hallam. referee.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice Stat
United States agt. Hyde. Benson. d.
mond, Schneider. conspiracy; on trial
attorneys. A. S. Worthington, A. A. Biz
ney, r. G. Donaldson, j. G. Campbell
and F. F. Vanderveer.
CRIMINAL COURT No. " Justice
Barnard
United States agt Wellington B. Her
bert; assault with dangerous weapon
bench warrant issued.
In re estate of Laura y. 3. Hughes,
on trial; caveator's attorneys, Fl. II
Classic. NJ. j. Colbert, II. G. Kimball
and A. J. Shipman: caveatee's attorneys,
Cuttings 6. Chamberlin
PROBATE COURT-Justice Gould.
Estate Of Charles X. Morgan; petition
to appoint collector and rule to show
cause; attorney, Robinson White.
Estate of Kate Moore; will dated Jan
uary IL, 1908, filed, admitted TO probate
and letters testamentary granted to Wal
ter c. Clephane: bond. $4,000; attorneys
Clephane Il Clephane.
Estate of Charles b. Church: will dated
March 4. 1908, filed.
Estate Of Matthew Goddard. Will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Margaretta Goddard; bond
$500; attorney NJ n. Richardson
Estate Of Joseph d. Jones; order au-
thorizing compromises: attorney, f. n
Hopewell.
Estate of Edward F. Brown; cavea'
filed; attorneys. G.. p. Montague and Ed
win Forrest.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

K STREET. SOUTHEAST between 4tl
anad 9th streets-George r.. kendrick
ct ux. to Arthur Wise, part square
500; SO.
X STREET NORTHWEST between 4th
and 5th streets-John o. Evans ct al.
to Algernon r. McChesney. part orig
inal lot 5, square 515: $40.
EAST CAPITOL STREET between 14th
and 18th and Tr:nidad-Hiram H. Mar
tin to Allyne J. Brown. original lot
Ia, square 1858. and lot %, square
1863; 80.
1918 DELAWARE AVENUE SOUTH
WEST-Lycurgus Ackiss ct ux. to Ed
ward J. Histon lot r. square j96; SO.
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST between
I. and NJ streets and 4th street north
west between I and K streets-Louisa
III. Seidl to Lena H. Graham. Laura
II. LiSner and Wilhelmina c. Hart
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mann. part lot =. square 5'ai, and part
lot >. square 527: si.S7".
81 7TH STREET NORTHW EST-Chris-
ttopher Dickson to Katherine g. Lans-
dale lot &, square As; so.
RESCRVEY IN PETERS MILL SEAT
Royal Z. Burnham. ct al, trustees, to
Robert Allen. part; $500.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-George w. Il. Black ct uH.
to George n. Bell, part lots j. and l."
block 13: SO.
1925 FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST
Charles f. Rupert to Ida L. Belcher
lot 81, square $40; $40.
LONG MEADOWS-National Savings and
Trust Company, executor. TO Jessie
II. Oelrich. lot IS. block 30: 81, 100.
MANNING HEIGHTS-J. r. Lee Man
ming ct ux. 10 Catharine Faunce. lo'
rs. block =; SO.
BEALL'S PLEASURE-W. ii. Richard
son ct al, trustees to trustees OF Ben
ming Methodist Episcopal Church, part
lot i; $40.
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Truck Site Valuation.

The commission appointed by Justice
Barnard last. month to determine the
value OF two vacant lots on X street
southwest between Sd and AZ streets, to
be condemned for truck house site, to-
day returned it's report and award. The
value of lot 20. square 542. William A.
Johnson, owner, is placed at 81. 9O9.O6 and
of part lot IS, George G. Eaton. owner at
$a54.53
William a. n. Church. William f. Guide
and Thomas NJ. Harvey were the commits
StonerS.
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CHICAGO, May 11.-Martin Schleyer
shot and wounded his divorced wife.
Martha Schleyer at Kenosha, Wig. yes
terday. He then turned the weapon upon
Herman Koehler and inflicted n mortal
wound. Koehler. who lives at Kcnosila.
was visiting Mrs. Schleyer at her home.
Jealousy and drink are declared to be the
causes OF the shooting.
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Funeral of Miss Alice Peyton.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Alice Peyton, who died recently in
Hyattsville, were held in St. Mark
Church at IL o'clock this morning. Miss
Peyton was a we'll known resident of the
northeast section of the city and much
given to charitable work. The interment
was in Congressional cemetery.
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ed for an excursion printed at low prices Get
my prices and see samples Of my printing De,
fore 700 order. FRANC. E. SHERRY. 1OOS T.
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