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HELP WANTED-MALE.

CuLoEED BOY FROM IS To Is WANTED. AP-
r.- -g' T. So ra 7r-5.r
LIVE NEWSPAPER CANVASSERS WANTED.
must be sober and good takers A7-Iv IN -r-zou-
CrogHti7n Department TIE WASHINGTON
BECALD -~-r--F
You've NAN WANTED To DRIVE LATNUEv
wagon cash deposit fe.lia.r-- Ar-lT o. n
Nel-e-rr- ELITE LAUNDRY co.,. -7 -1-r S.
NANIED-SIZ GOOD BOYS TO SILL PApzF,S.
splendid .1--i1us and permanent em-l.7rnsut ta-ee
t--rs every lar- ssa-v and ca-1uis-ia- % H0rz 711
wi work Apply WEBB. Cl-c1llti1n D-r---1-a-t
TIE ue--L s-5--r
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Nc. 75L IN re Thomas 2 Wa--lu1r- sale q l1-i
81 % CO. block T. Cleveland ParE. ratified
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

PIGEONS. CANAEIES. PARROTS. RABBITS.
bind supplies. &c. Pets bearded: rrices right
BARCLAYS PET STORE. IS Io-l s. nv
u1Lu
YOUNG PARROT. CANARY. HOMER PIGEON.
guinea uiEs- rab6its doEs and sure Gaa DESTROYER
also queen bees. &c SCHNID-S BIRD STORE.
u 9Th s. NV Il
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DYEING. CLEANING & PRESSING

REPAIRING. CLEANING. SECURING: MEMS
suits sD0uzed and pressed Z5c- GREATER WASH
INGTON TAILORING CO. 5ls 10Th ux. isls I s
Prone y Es3-aI. rlrl2 N wf-s1t
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TABLE BOARD.

l515 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NY.-NOW UNDER
new m11as1ul-t- Excellent table board: rood
home cooking 5c2feoI .3lt
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAN NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE

BhLI1MUhE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
livery OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. -
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW EOEk-
NEM TERMINAL 80 sIREEr. NEW YORK.
~ O. H. Dllvr tul-laan FaI-lL
Is1 a. L. LaleE Hara1r- t1Ee-l0ur Trtfn-
~ a. H. 4l1I-r and Pullman raTlor C4r-
llA-t a. II lI-gr and EGl-L1u Ealill Car
-1J T. H. Diner ana Pullman Eali0. Gar
go D. H. Royal Limited AL Pullman. 5-Lour.
ia. J. IA 1--clss 20 fll-alallli1-
-S-o D. Ia DllCr and Pullman 4'arlor
~ J. ~ lalc-ls - FIl-4usll.lla-
l--J D. m sls-lsr-
49, G. a. Sllc.Crs-
AILANliC CIII. no; go. rII-O q II. fI01.
To BALTIMORE
E3 EEY HOUR UN TIE HOUR
So. we 4-ls- ~ o. "a o. --l B.. n-l
- - = .llay 10. -lzsg l5yu. tl-.s5. : %
s---5 -S.' -, 80. e-t. li-1. Iasij. -51J
-s-5. 80. IJlj. -l1l. Ts1S. so. 81. - ~
-. 'A-5. -lzzo , al-
CHICAGO 80, " -54'. = WARD
CiNCiNNtrii. sr- p L5tis. Z g and LOUISVILLE
s--l A. a. -4-5 D. l- -l--fI -lElt.
i4AA AASLIlt'f -s-4J a. L.. -. -s-a Il. -L5-
lLEyELAAD '3ll ? 10
lULi AiBJS. 80 . M
MAEiLlNt. NJ $40 Q. m-- 50 p r.
M4NSllEo .E- ---lJ g. "a rLls. 800 ? n
l-ED --l-lIh. IsA. -9-l-. s. - O. IT, sl-5I Isl55
HAGEKsTOWN. $40 a. IA. $50 p "a
$50. and 800 D. "a
-Dary. rEzezpt sunday ssuudzy orIy.
tLEl. liDN r. az al tl- following Fl-Esr o.
tc.s- ltlG O. IE. 1Iala I=-- % 'grrz. I-1sri1
ave. AaIu ---. Sew Jllea >.4uol- lscae- O--ce
A--tH .-'1- -l- -l----l.- Ll1ea-- 44alE $50
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

TIE COZT SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTT,E-
men; al kinds q hats cleaned and delivered. straw
Panama feli derby. and six: best work il the ety.
o7ie-s foE hzt 0-1ds- Cos lilh st. Nv. gI259t,mE.s
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c, II
WESCHLERS. eD Pa ave NV reasonable
rates; conveniently located. Phone " lssZ U5-Dt
WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE FOR &c \
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. sls-s2o
a. 10Th St nv Phone Main sZ2 je2-s-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

lsl9 -~r ST Ny-Tp CAREFUL TENANT
e-lar ---aa- rH.ls- reception hail. attic and
Ul7l-l. Tel b. So JAMES s. FRASER. Fe-Iia.l
BID =-l5st
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert rerairing,
the kind you have been l0oziug Sor. any make
anywhere. any time HOWARD POTTS BALL. ID7
New fork eve Tel Main 73a ap7-tf
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ANISs' CAFE-0NE OF THE COOLEST AND
cleancst In the city Meals all hours. Special
sumner rates l96 Pa ave nv tnezt door Mt
Vernon s-a-i01l F2tf
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

consult TEE RIG IS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. -f- ST. uu-- when you are in need
q h-.g OF sirua-i1us- OR patronage Is broad and
TcaT bringing je-5-f.S .u30t
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DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR WASH
i1z-aa. July u. -sgs.-Slalsd ur--rssIs VIII Ia re-
calsel 10 tI= Ee-z-r--au- r1-1. % a-a'arl q. a.
FRIDAY. July b.. l21s fr- -Ea purchase df No
Poster drum crl--.1- type press bed -1zt1 lucla-
UP -rl -rar i- ssul1-l ia tlse T1zr4via- Division
u tie Ger.--.ea- -g1er- TIE z-c-a5s5rI rIIIr-
1-zt gag cash and remove -he press iuma-.ia-sIe 10
his own ezleaze- FRANK PIERCE Acting ~-c7c-
-sr-- rl5=
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OFFICE or TIVE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
Washington. Ja'r g. Iss-~ea'5i proposals viii BE-
r0C-irrl Do this C.Ecs u--I y o'--acs noon. July
Is les. t- furnishing ard erecting s-en-oa5 STAIR
ways. platforms. -oer- and walls IN seven .- --HIl-
and necessary IF0rcsal blanks uay 6a obtained 20
t'li~ 1fi~e from -ls Chief Clerk Engineer urrl---
uc1-- Il b. J. MCFARLAND. HENRY J.
WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Coumiss.1-srs. D. e.
7--r rg-r Il Is u
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ACCIDENT-HEALTH INSURANCE.

Personal ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AND LA
1i--T policies; most AaaI1- issued Tie Sta15ard
Accident Insurance Co. u---ll-. lI-cl- C--zlzx.oa
* Johns agents. 6l1 Ista ST. IL1ze IL llzl.
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C w FOR SRFRG

MACHINIST AND BOILER MAKER
Works and whgrf srh and Water SIS. sw. Branc
ofsce 18th and 4 SIS. Nv Phones Main 81 and q.
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN" MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
At Baltimore. July T. made nile in ] min sec
Ilare is reason for this. Ask for de1nonstratio1
CHAS- t. MILLER & BRO. uO5 lith NV. AGENTS
Tl-1
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ROOMs FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

SD 5TH NE-THREE BEAUTIFUL. NEWLY
pllcIcd rooms. handsomely and completely fur
nisled for lght hauzkre.i ing; e1cythius new; mod
crn c7lFcni5ncss- SlL
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WANTED-BOARDERS.
GOOD PLACE TO EAT

| sl5 G ST NT--WANTED. A FEW MECHANICS
20 take raau and h1arI, reasonable. WHIST
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.

To COLOEEE By0EB-ELENE ENTU AND G.
sts- de-. FUT a-ruet-Fs erre- Stone tr1a-. rooms
and lltr. lT---eI c..li-.H- nothing better 90 De-
had in taat -aeti0H- chap ar rar prise a~ici. vau-
90 zsu quick, raas.f'ss. terms. WRIGHT 8 HOP
KINs - L. W.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST - PAY ENVELOPE OF UNION Trust
COMPANY oontaining S0.66. with ''Ierch'' written
on II Suitable reward If returned % e. C.
THOMPSON Herald Office
LOST-LADY's GOLD WATCH. WITH FOB
chain and lorker. monogram r. 7 k on czs,.
On car from Calvert ST. via Isth. L. 18th. and Pa
ave 20 Washington Circle. Tuesday afternoon. July
J. Reward Mrs OWN P. KELLAR. 1914 Cal
vert 50
LOST-PACRACE or ADAMS EXPRESS 90. 5
trace plpers. between Ilth S. and Pa ave Sc and
Auaclsria- Please notify ADAMS EXPRESS Co
1yl5G
LOST-0N SUNDAY EVENING or THE m
street cars -ady guld ring SET with chip diamond
Reward Apartment 8 THE YICTDEIA Ii-h and
Clifton SIS. T-1--
FOUND-ON LAUREL CAR. LADY'S SILVER
wa1ch- VIII be- returned % owner i iden-ide.l-
Apply Herald Office
THE VERY PEST ICE CREAM N THE CITY
f1r 7oc and pc Der gallon, delivered LACEY's.
6-l New York ave. Phone Main g5 iystf
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AGENTS WANTED.

HONEST. SORER Statesmen TO REPRESENT
us 7E-uaueu-ly; excellent 0qeui1g. experience un-
nacessary- salary or commission weekly rgf-rguces
ull-5r
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR Old CARPETS. RUGS WOVEN
from ola c--ers- tie ll-E ~ea-5-e s-----y q i-s
Zi1d il t-e city, c-rl.t CLEANING WASHINGTON
RUG CO.. 43i 5th So uT- IL -sE uyI.-slt
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FOR REET-OFFICES.

FOR EENT-2ROON OFFICE. I'd FLOOR
Bond Building AuVIr 20 ir1ftf
FOR RENT-TffE MARYLAND BUILDING -sIc
II 81 EU-. cel-adie Office MONS. including heat
--. elevator and iauitor serTi-e-- prices So 10 50
rar -r1u- WEAVER BROS Ir6 = 81 nv is2sff
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

TIE NOFOLK. ID AND j SIS NE-A SIX
room ard bath apartment Reut So
5RuOI APARTMENT II THE SEYILLE 30
lsth S. NV. TO s1blet: 81 rc- month tH octo-
Der J. GEO. =. EEES
WltTE lol5 81 So NV
AND 5 ROOM FATS. SIS AND SIS I5I7 I2TH
s. NV Good order.
GEO. s. REFS.
1Tit-t 1905 g. s. uw
THE BoYALTON. SIS II 81 NV
VERY desirable four ard FIVE rooEa apartments for
rCut. containing exceptionally large ro1us: insrac-
uT1 invited. Apply 10 = c. PLANT. care q A. q.
Plant & Co. "a 18th ST. NV jeDtf
The IROQUOIS Ilg 1I-FURNISHED APART
Delts- with ~ without 5l-r7- sixth E1ar- myI-u
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

r Y GaNTER
BAR FIXTURES. SHOWCASES. sc. Bill
LARD AND POOL TABLES WASHINGTON
BRANCH. go PA. AVE PHONE MAIN IS
WI-wfSH
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WANTED-ROoHs AND BOARD.

WANTED BY YOUNG MAN- ROOM AND
h1ard. u1r-huest df 18Th ST. ia private family
references exchanged Address BOX E- Herald
Office uI5ot
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

COL0EED HpUSElIAIB- MUST STAY NIGHTS.
sT-|y ~ Kirse ST. Chew Chase Nd. ivI5st
WANTED ED-ENPEEIENCED sALESIAnTFS n
C-r lr1sefr.r1'-,.inE deIa-rmenz- Aurl- 20 W
u HAIDEBsf0N. 1Isr. a. Lis1lr. FaIz5s
EraL 7vI.s-
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DINING ROOMS

TIE NATLEs is IgTH 81 NW-FTRNTSHET
ararrme1ts- private bath rie1ty hot water. trans
lg--s- near Saw ue--. +--sg--S "
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AN sROoNI HOUSE SITUATED NEAR THE
center q The er-- las larzs IAN and in splendid
condition. This house WAS u=l1y l--d f7r son
Wu s51 fT $50 o. @ g-iCE l7y1T. Reason i-r
selling. death in family. CLARENCE T. TUCKER.
Room zl2.. SIe-r1ror1-au BID -l+tf
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FOR StLE Is

West of -4rh sr- south u r 81 T-ueaslearinz
I rell brick la1.a. v.-l ----.c.r exposure Two
stories. ard cellar under er.lr He. Fa-i.r. back
Isr'1r. dining room. pu.r and a-r.sl ru tle tist
flcr. four hel-.--- ard ra-. .r .lr -ecaai 11I-7
make quick sale. TIE rr1HH 5e Etur Dow.
CHAS. = SHIELDS 1856 Nsw N0-E ave nv
yrrrg-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-w -wEsCHLER- 90 PA AVE. wv
good rl-ce 20 dispose = your furniture. r-f.nrs
&c- D. -1-.i1=- Satisfactory results Frrn-r- -
t7r-s- sale every saturday 10 a. "a. js54s9r
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PRESIDENT SITTING
PANAMA PURCHASE
Gets More Facts From Men
Who Put Through Fa-
nous Deal.
Gov. NEWTON c. BLANCHARD
Of Louisiana.

President Roosevelt intends 70 sift the
alleged scandals surrounding the acqui-
sitiOn Of the Panama canal by this
Government to the very bottom
While IL Is only a day or two ago thaS
the Presidents letter to William Dud-
ley FouIke was given out. replying 70
certain editorial criticisms OF the Pan
anna canal purchase. he is believed not
to be satisfied with what has been done
or said
Following the visit OF Senator Knox
yesterday and his presentation Of the
facts concerning the Panama matter
he having been Attorney General at the
time OF that deal-the President had
another caller this morning who knows
a great deal about all Panama affairs.
". II FaTman, an attorney Of New
York, the man who acted as counsel
Tor William Nelson Cromwell al the
time Of the Panama deal. came to the
White House. and il is understood that
he made his report of the whole trans
action
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Great Commercial Organi-
zation, FoStered by Straus,
Is Founded.
~ ASSOCIATIONS
FORM THE NUCLEUS
Headquarters Will Be Maintained
Here-Oficers to Be
Chosen Today.

Gathered for the purpose OF promot-
ing the commercial interests Of the
United States at home and abroad, and
to bring about a closer relation between
the great commercial interests OF the
country at large, and the Government
Department Of Commerce and Labor,
representatives Of forty-two great com
merciaI organizations. chambers Of
commerce, boards OF trade. and trade
organizations. gathered in the office OF
Secretary Straus today and formed a
permanent organization to he known as
the National Council OF Commerce.
It is calculated by Secretary Straus,
who first advanced the propo sition, and
by its other promoters, that the new
body will become the greatest trade
organization Ia the world. 1t was the
object Of Secretary Straus and those
forming the National Council, hat the
United States have a great commercial
body for the promotion Of trade similar
TO the great bodies in England, Ger
many. France. and the most powerful
European countries.
Already forty-twO great commercial
bodies have subscribed 10 the move
ment, and have been admitted 10 mem
forty-two bodies will form the nucleus
upon which the great organization rvill
be built
A permanent constitution and by-ls ws
were adopted by the meeting this mo rn-
ing, and this afternoon permanent OF
ficers will be elected.
The President and other officers ,gill
be elected for a term of but one year.
Members Of the executive committee.
which will practically conduct the af-
fairs Of the council. Will serve for three
years, One-third of the membership 10
expire each year.
Great international headquarters VIII
be established in Washington, where
the executive committee will meet and
maintain Offices.
The entire council viii meet annually
IN Washington, either in the head
quarters here or In the office Of SeCTe-
tary Straus, in the Commerce and Lat OF
budding, as was done last night.
The organization was the conception
Of Secretary Straus, and early in De
cember last year he issued a call TO al
the great commercial and trade organ
izations of the COUNTRY.
A meeting was held December 8 and
Z. 1907, and a tenta' i've OrRaniZatlo OF
formed. with temporary Offices AT
advisory committee was appointed q
formulate definite plans and to report
at the present meeting. This com
mittea held an executive session IL
the Office of Secretary Straus at mid.
night last night and completed its re
port.
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ENGINEER KILLS HIMSELF

DETROIT, Dec. IG-Rutger b Green.
an engineer IN the employ of the Sol
way Process Company, committed sui
eide today by jumping into the river. He
was a native OF Syracuse, \. Y, and
after graduation from Cornell Univers-
ity had been an engineer for the South
ern Railway, a writer on technical sub
jects for the Engineering Record. Of
New York, and an engineer on the New
York State canal A note which he
left in his coat on the bank OF the river
said he was worn out
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
OWNERS OF STOCKS
INSURE AGAINST WAR
Conflict Between Austria
and Servia Regarded as
Inevitable.

LONDON. Dec I0.-War between Aus
tria and Servia IS considered so inmi-
nent that heavy owners OF stocks, fear
ing the inevitable slump that would Rc-
company the war. began insuring today
in Lioyds against an outbreak
Lloyds' miaimUm rate for insurinE
against a war IN three months fs 3 per
cent, but few underwriters are accept
ing even this premium The rate
against an AustrO-Turkish outbreak Is
u per cent
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
NEW WATER MAINS
URGED ON CONGRESS
Letters Tell Need of High Pres
sure System in Wash
IngtOn.

Letters insisting that Congress shall
pass legislation providing higher pres
sure IN the water mains of the city Of
Washington are daily being received by
the Chairman Of the House District
Committee A number of business men
are fling their Official protests, asserting
the present pressure IS totally made
ouate and informing the committee that
II can pass no more beneficial legisla-
tion than that which would remedy this
defect Protests from John J. Edison
and NJ Goldenberg. both prominent
business men Of Washington, were
nlaced on file IN the committee rooms
today and will be formally presented TO
the committee when IL takes up the
question of higher water pressure
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
DEMUOHN OF LICKER"
GIFT FOR ROOSEVELT
South Carolina Major, Who Served With Rough Riders
Has Christmas Present for the President
Feared TO Ship it.

COLUMBIA, S. C. Dec. 1O.-Major
Micah Jenkins has Just had made q spe-
cial demijohn which will contain gall
Ion OF fine old South Carolina corn
Ticker" TO be given as a Christmas
present to PresideT6 Roosevelt. Major
Jenkins was with Roosevelt at San
Juan Hill and was presented with a
Re is now postmaster Of Columbia
rbe President has peculiar interests
in South Carolina as his mother was
married in this STATE. He doubtless Will
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b reminded Of the Spanish war DAYS
when he receives the de GRATED brown
jug containing the essence OF the Pal
metto States best mountain dew.
peculiar thing in connection with
the shipment OF the liquor is the fact
that the Carey-Cothran law .forbids the
shipment OF whisky from a wet 10 a
dry county and the agent is afraid that
It might apply to interstate traffic as
well. The attorney general was asked.
but said that he was not the attorney
company's attorney finally advised that
the shipment be made.
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
VAT. .UE CAPITAL LOTS
10 A SQUARE FOOT
Fxner Pu, -luaton on Land South of Avenue That
Make lie Sans Two and Half Millions
Look Insignificant.

Of the square bounded by B. c. Four
teenth, and Fifteenth streets, the one
most distant from Pennsylvania ave-
nue., was worth SO per square foot.
That would make it worth $1,000. 600,
with the really valuabi.. squares still
to be paid for.
]. J.. Heiskell put an average OF s..
per square foot on all the ground, and
Charles w. Simpson thought that $7.5C
would be q proper price.
These prices are held by the Govern
ment to be unreasonable, and their ex-
perts are expected TO put a very diff
ferent pricemark on the lots. The hear
ings are being held daily from until {
o'clock in Criminal Court room No. 2, in
the City Hall
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
MUTINY OF TROOPS
ALARMING AUSTRIA
Entire Companies Refuse to Obey
and Many Executions Are =
Taking Place.

ODESSA. Dec. I0.-The spread OF
mutiny among the troops that Austria
Is sending 70 tie frontier has reached
the stage where numerous military ex-
ecutions are taking place
Positive information OF this was re-
ceived today Austria is rigidly sup
pressing the news OF the army disaf-
lection, but it Is known that entire
companies en- route 70 the frontier are
refusing to obess orders, and that the
government is deeply alarmed
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
GEORGE L. WALES
NOW CHIEF EXAMINER
Has Been Employe of Civil Serv-
ice Commission for Fif-
teen Years.

The position Of Chief Examiner OF
the Civil Service Commission which has
remained vacant since the death o.
Frank NJ. Higgins was this morning
hIled by the appointment OF George L
Wales by President Roosevelt.
Mr.. Wales has been an employe OF
the commission for fifteen years. being
detailed to the work before that time
when he was on the pay roll Of the War
Department.
He came to Washington from AIidGles-
burg, vi, and rose from clerk TO chief
OF division in the Civil Service Com
mission and has for four years been as
sistant chief examiner.
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
DAVIS ACQUITTED
OF RUSTIN DEATH
Lone Juror Holding Out for Man
slaughter Verdict Finally
Won Over.

OMAHA. Neb., Dec. 1o.-After an all
night session the case of T J. Davis,
accused Of numbering DR.. Rustin, this
morning returned a verdict OF not
-uil.y.
nc jury stood from the outset, II is
-.r- ted, eleven 20 one for acquittal.
..- -re lone Juror holding out for z
..H Ehter verdict.
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
FORECAST FOR DISTRICT

For the District OF Columbia. fair To-
night with minimum temperature near
freezing Friday increasing cloudiness
with rising temperature; variable winds
shifting to southeasterly and becoming
fresh Friday.
The Washington times., 1908-12-10
WEATHER REPORT.

The weather Is now fair almost geuer-
ally throughout the Eastern and Middle
States.
Temperature will rise gradually in
Eastern and Southern sections.
The Washington times., 1908-12-10

Todsy-High tide. $3.50 a. m and 1000
p. m. low tide, a. m and 400 D. m
IomorrOw-High tide, 1873 a. m. and
io;45 p. m; low tide. 4:43 a m. and Ass
y N.
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TEMPERATURES.
SUN TABLE.
TIDE TARIE

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-07-17

STATE OF Minnesota, County OF st. LOuis-In
District Court, Eleventh Judicial District.
Robert A. Jones, Plaintiff,
VS..
Howard Conklin. Nicholas Ziegler, Otto A.
Watzke. Charles F.. Barthcll. Mary S. Le-
Roy, Wnnifred :. killOran, Thomas +, Nc
Namara. William J. Mcnamara, Frank La
velle. Courtney A. Buell., John II. Hill, Dav-
Id ID. Jones, Martin IIendrickson, Elial Hax-
sie Conrad W. Giesen, William becker, Al
bert E. Giersen, Nathan c. Kingsbury, NJ.
MenSes, and all other persons or parties un-
known claiming any right, title. estate or
interest In and to the lands and premises
mentioned In the complaint, Defendants.
The state OF Minnesota, to the above named
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which complaint is i'll
ed In the office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court OF the County of st. Louis and State of
Minnesota. and to serve Il copy of your an
swer"tG the said con. plant on the subscr,ler
at his office in the Burrows Building, In the
City OF Duluth. st. Louis County, Minnesota,
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons upon you,' exclusive of the day Of
such service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid. the
piantif in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated June 9Th, 1908.
JOHN B. ARNOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
:Il5-:5lG Burrows Bldg,
Duluth Minn.
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Timber Land Act June 3 1878.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office

Duluth, Minn., August 3d. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of CONGRESS- Of
June 3, 1878. entitled An act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States OF California, Ore.
gon, Nevada. and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States hv act
OF Aug. 4, lsas. Frida Brander, of Duluth.
county OF St. Louis, state of Mimi.
has this day filed in this Office her sworn state
ment No. 1&2S, for the purchase of tho
NWA of the NWA OF Section No. 9
in Township No. Co. Range No. r..
and will Offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes
and to establish her claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver at Dn,n,h
Minnesota. on Wednesday. the 10th dav If
September, 1903.
She names as witnesses:
Levi krantz, of Duluth, Mimi.
Sylvester Perras. of Virginia, MINI.
Alec. Perras. OF Virginia, MINI.
Gust Urinius, Of Duluth, Minn
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
above described lands are requested tn Ale
their claims In this ONCE on or before said
10th DAY of September, 1903.
J.C. HERxAH EsaEI, Register.
July 3-31
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Notice of Sewer Assessment.
City Clerks Office,

City Clerks Office
Virginia, Minn. July 2 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the proposed
assessment for cost of construction of sew
er in Sewer District No. Sc. Blocks 40 and
53). city of Virginia, Minnesota. is on file in
the office of the city clerk of said city and
open to public inspection,
The city council of said city of Virginia,
Nlinn., at it's regular meeting in the coun-
Gil chambers of said city on Tuesday, July
q. 1908. will hear and pass upon all objec-
tons to such proposed assessment by any
person agGneved thereby. and said coun
Gil will alter or affirm, and adopt by resolu-
ton such proposed assessment as shall be
deemed just in the premises.
ALBEIT E. BICKFORD.
NCorporate SeaL) City Clerk.
Virginia Enterprise. July 317