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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
FERMENTATION IN CON.
 MENTIONS MAY BE CUT DOWN

CHICAGO. June i6-The following motion. submitted by ]. Francis Burke of Pennsylvania, was referred 10 the committee on rules;
 Resolved, that the basis of repre- seutation in republican eoventions here. after shall be as follows; Each state shall be entitled to four delegates at large, and one additional delegate for eaen ten thousands votes additional or majority of "A fraction thereof cast at the last preceding presidential election for electors. and two delegates from each territory, the District of Colum- bia, Hawaii, Alaska, Porto Rico aad the Philippines, and that methods Tor the enforcement of this rule shall he provided by the republican national committee chosen h ytb- convention. 70
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
SLOAN FIGHTING HARD FOR
 STATEHOOD FOR ARIZONA
Special to the Journal Miner.

Special to the Journal Miner.
 CHICAGO, June i6. The Arizona delegation organized with Judge Sloan as chairman. The committce assign mcnts are Sloan on resolutions and Powell, credentials.
 \ strong fight Is being made by Sloan and Burson of New Mexico in the com mittee on resolutions to secure a pledge of immediate admission of both terri. tories as states. There IS a good pros. pest of the sloan resolution being adopted. The committee will not re. port before Thursday.
 The delegation is dcad-iocked over the selection of national committee man, resulting probably in the retcn- ,ion of sturgis.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
IA TOILETTE, FATHER OF GREAT
 REFORMS, NOMINATED BY COCHEMS

not see that the demands of conditions nave outstnpped the relief of legisla ton, and who obstruct the passage of such necessary relief. Our further an sw'r is that no propaganda was ever announced m his career which has not been justified by the court of events and today in Wisconsin no man asks Tor the repeal of letter of the laws written upon the books through his labor and his genius. We have never marched to Moscow. have never struck our rolors, and wc have never sounded retreat. The meaning of conscrva t'Sm has been prostitutcd to mean stag. nation. The country demands a pro. grcssive conservative. a man, who. in. structed by the lessons of tne past. will yet move on and on, planting the flag Further and yet further forward. until justice shall come into it's own and the spirit of American institutions bc ,in. dipntpd
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
People Must Not raiter.

IT We are to stay the fatal progress Of perverse conditions we cannot falter. We cannot compromise, we cannot turn back. This is war, war in which modern industI.alism is on trial and which the institution of private prop crty is being weighed in the balance. In this contest there is no place for the genial and gentle art, or men of peace, for compromisc today spells death. In this war the people will have their own leader. They will have no raw recruit, but veteran, bronzed and battered in the conflict. They will have no cadet, hut a general. skill. cd not only in regular battle. but who has iriumphed over Indian and Gurr. fila warfare; who cannot be -eIuced by fattcry and smiling promise; who knows the proffcrcd hand of Esau, and who will fight on and on until pre-. datory wealth has found it's Appomat.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
The Genius Of LaIoIlette'

Rnt over and above all this, ne ms builded his genius and his personality into every "beam and pillar of onr yoyernment and the flag is brighter m Wisconsin. These reforms are the ia' bor of his hands. We point to the m9s' perfect system of constructive ieg.sih. ion written on the hooks or any sia'e in the union. The Wisconsin idea - inc restoration of the government to the people-is today m uplifting ioree uuder every commonwealth m 'h's 'e' public. .is u,. ana his work have been an enpending miracIe, marked all the way by the shinine towers of truth. Again and again, confronted with the alternative ol compromise or temporary defeat, ne accepted temporary defeat leading to nitimate triumph, believing with hm. srson that there is no peace save 'n inc triumph of principles.
 " To those who call him radical our ,snly is that the radicals today are the hIina without perspective, who will
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
E. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys


IL THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding a District Court In re ex-
tension Of 7 street. formerly w street, northwest
District Court. Ne. T.-Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners % the District Of Columbia pur-
s1art 70 the prcrisious Of an act approved Febru-
ary q 1861, ep:itled An act authorizing the ezter-
sion Of T street formerly W street, northwest %
have filed petition in this court praying the con
denation Of the land necessary for the extension Of
street. from 18th 10 Wisconsin avenue. formerly
High 52d> street west with a width Of sixty
feet. and from Wisconsin 20 the east side Of
proposed Rock Greek drive. with a width of ninety
feet. in the District Of Columbia. as shown on
plat map fled with the said petition as uart
thereof and praying also that jury Of Ave Judi
cious experienced. disinteresfed men. who shall be
iTeehoideTs within the District OF Columbia not
lated TO any person interested in these proceedings
and not IN the service employment Of the District
Of Columbia or Of the United States be summoned
BY the United States marshal for the District Of Co
lusnbla 10 assess the damages each owner Of land
70 be taken may sustain by reason Of the extension
OF the aI0reld street and the condemnation OF the
land necessary for the purposes thereof and to
scss as benefits resulting therefrUm the entire
amoun; Of said damages plus the costs Of this pro
oeeing upon the land abuting upon the said street
% be opened, aud also UpOn all Other pieces aud
parcels Of land which the jury may find viii be
benefited by the SalC csslnG Of the said street
provided for By the aforesaid Of Congress Il Is
by the court this Zlst day Of February. A. ID. 1905
ordered That al persons having any interest IN these
proceedings be- and they hereby, warned and
commanded 20 appear IN this court o. before the
18th DAY OF MARCH. A d. 1908. st 10 O'Clock
a. m. and continue in attendance untiE-the court
shall have made is ina order ratifying and coufnn-
ing the award Of damages and the assessment Of
benefits Of the jury 20 BE- mpaneed and sworn here
IN, and II is further ordered that a copy Of this
notice and order be published once in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and on si1 secular DAYS IN the
Washington Evening star. The Washington Herald
and the Washington Post. newspapers published in
the said District commencing al least twenty days
before The said 18th day Of March. A. ID 1905. Il
Is further ordered that a copy of this notice and Or
deputies upon such Of the Of the land to be
condemned herein may be found by the said mar
shal, his deputies within the District Columbia
and upon the tenants and occupants Of the same be
fore the said 18th day Of March. A. D. 1895. BY the
court JOB BARNARD. Justice. tue COPY
Test: tSeal) J. K YOUNG. Clerk. By h. T.
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk
fe83.8E&9
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Supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice Nlr Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr.. Justice
Peckaam. Mr. Justice McKenna. MT. Justice
Holmes. Mr. Justice Day. and Alr. Justice MOODY.
Mortimer ". Byers. q Brooklyn. y. Y. and
Henry C. Sehsertzer Of san Francisco. Cal. were
admitted 70 practice
No. IA Juan r Carrot ct al. appellants, vs..
Maria Rios De Rubc,
NA lf2 Victor Burset ct al. appellants vs..
Maria Rios de Rubio and
No. 6o4 Victor Burset ct al. appellants. vs.
Maria Rios de Rubio; argument continued By Mr..
Francis H. Dexter for the appellee and concluded
by Mr. George II. Lamar for the appellants; leave
granted - counsel for appellants 20 tle an adoi-
tional brief on OF before March
No. 81. The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company appellant The Mayor and Alder
men Of the City Of Eicksburg; argued by Mr. Ed-
ward Mayes for the appellant and by Mr. HaRHis
TAYLOR for the appeliees-
No. ls. pona Maria Francisco OReily de Ca
mara Countess OF Bueua Vista plaintiff in error.
vs. John r. Brooke. major general. Z. 5 a; argu-
ment commenced By Mr.. Frederic r. Coudert for
the plaintiff in error and continued by pr. Assist
ant Attorney General Russell for the defendant n
error
Adjourned nntl Monday next a. D o'clock
The day call for Monday March ? VIII be as fol
lows: Nos. l04. lD. lS. IA. q. 80. 81, l52 B4
ana l55
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Keuilworth-Allen ". MalleTy and HoTatio Y Tap
lin. trustees, 10 Clara o. Taylor. lot 8. block
> SIC
Grissold's Addition 70 Anacostia-Charles A. Ste
yens to in NJ Stevens, lots rs. I7s. and
Fourteenth street northwest. between L street and
Massachusetts, avenue-Charles r. Riley et TX. %
Elizabeth h Riley. part original lot Il. square
2E SIC
us sixth stree, northwest-Thomas W. stubbleheld
et uL 10 HAM B. Kenfro part lot A., square
a. SIC
American UniYersity Park addition-Richard 2. Cor.
eoran 10 Richard Wolf, lots and Z. block 3.
S2c
N street northwest between Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth streets-Bates and John l. Warren and
wives 10 FFaEklin F. Dove. lots 81 and p, square
"a, SO Franklin T. Dove 20 Ernest N. Pease.
lots 81 AMI 3. square Pa So
Church stree. northwest. between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets-Nlarion c. AIoebs ct vir. Joseph
J.. 10 John c. Dancy. lot IS and part lot 81,
square 49, SIC
Four-aud-a-haf and c streets uorthWest-Eugene Z.
Gaddis and Richard L. Pairu. trustees TO John
T. Arms. lot Sc. Reservation TO- ST.
Granby-HenTy \. Vieih e ux. 10 Gertrude Miller
lots IS and L. SO
Randle Hishlands-The United States Realty Com
pany Of Washington. d. G., Inc. 30 Clarence Z.
Roberts lot l3. block l. SO
Moore & BarboUr's second addition 20 Washington
Augustus 5 Worthington et ux. % John A.
Buchler. lot 2 block 5. SO.
6l9 Pennsylvania avenue sou,hesst-Josephine NJ.
Cecil to Harry T. suit. lot c. square s7l, SO
KenilWorth-Allen W AlaIlery and Horatio y. Tap
lin. trustees 20 Emeline A Long lot ?, block
? SlC
Alley be,ween Fifteenth and Sixteenth and d and
streets southeast-Fnnk J. Tbbetts to john
F. Shriner. lots 3 10 81 square l075. $40.
Meridian Hil-ADgusta C. Notz to Nettie l. Chand-
Ter. lot 35. block % SO
Washington Highlands-Charles c. Taylor et ux to
MARY c. Bivens. 10. 3 block Q.
East DeanwoOd-William A. TAYLOR 20 Philip H
Christmsn. lots 26 and q block H. $40
Eighteenth and East Capitol streets southeast
Washington Heights and Reno-James r. Winner
e. 10 Annie 3. n Craig. lot SIS. square 252s
Washington Heights lots Is 10 ls square 1895: To,
&, square 1872; lots a, Is. l6 and %. square To-
Washington Heghts-Jacob y Belt e ux 10 Don
Id Mcpherson Co. lot 81, block 6. So
No. i2s Franklin street northwest-Henry Morton to
Jane f. Washington, lot -. square SO. SO.
Cliffbourne-Aun T. Burch et al 10 Harry B.
Burch. lot q block 5. S.
No. so Eleventh street southeast-Kate Morgan
10 William H. AIcGrsnn, part original lot s.
square 99l. $40. William H. McC;rann to Martin
and Kate Morgan. same land. 80.
h street northwest. between Second and Third
streets and Second street southeast between
and / streets-Martin Morgan ct ux. u VIII
lam H. McfSrann, parts lots and g. square 9is
SO. William II. McCirann to Martin and Kate
Morgan. same land. SO.
Iowa Clrcle-JoseIh r Edison and Charles Z. BAILEY
trustees. TO L. Cabell Williamson. lot 3 square
27s. $1,000
Rcsedale and Isherwood-George ID. Far TO Georre
S Rees. lot s.. block q. SO
Mount Plessant-Charlss E ard Mary E. Gross 70
Cesare E. Casassa part lot .. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH EDIFICE AND
PARISH HALL OF GRACE CHURCH PAR
ISL tPROTESTANT EPISC0PALl. AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NINTB AND ID
TURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND THE
ORGAN NOW IN SAID CHURCH
Whereas default having been made in the pay
ment OF interest on the debt secured by certain
deed Of trust. bearing date April Is 1900 and re-
corded among the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia on April ls. 1900. in Liber 2417 folio 20
et sec, and at the written direction CT the holder
and owner Of the notes secured by said deed Of
trust. the undersigned. the trustee named in SAID
deed Of trust, win offer for sale. under the pro-
visions thereof. at public auction. in front Of the
premises az O'Clock p m, on MONDAY, the ID
day Of March. A. ID. 1908. the following described
ments, rights ways and appurtenances thereunt0
belonging situate and lying in the District Of Co
lunbia; All OF orisind lots numbered nineteen
u9j. twenty co. and twenty-one )l2l) in square
numbered four hundred and eleven an
Also the furniture o. every description, and the
organ. in the church erected on said real estate
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase prics
in cash lof which a deposit Of $50 must be made
10 the trustee at the time Of the sSlel, and the
balance in equal notes OF the purchaser payable ir
one and two years from the date Of SALE with in
;erest at the rate Of six 81 per eeutum per an
num- payable semi-annually said notes 20 be Sc
cured by first deed Of trust on the property s0ld
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser The terms
Of sale 10 be complied with within twenty days
from date Of sale in default Of which the property
viii be resold at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after hVe days reimbursement IN
sotae newspaper published IN Washington. ID. C..
All conyeysRcing title examination. aud recording
at the expense Of the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS
TKICT OF COLUMBIA,
Formerly
UNIOS TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee.
By EDWARD J. SrELLWAGEN
President.
Attest: GEORGE E. FLEMING.
Secretary.
fel7.lSl9.331&.2.8.z. 2. *. .nh2
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29


Square fie-Harry b. Renfro ct ux TO the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company % secrrs
Equitable Co-opeTation Building Association
S450 part ldt g.
Square Ii-Frauklin z. Dove 70 Edward J. SteIl-
waEen and Cfeor-a 2 Eleulinc- % secure Bates
and John L. Warren. s5.ooo. payable January
Ieil, Der cent, senli-anuualy. lots 81 and 50.
Square Ii-JOhn C. Dancy a. ux % Joseph J.
AiOebs and Frank 7 Rawlings. 20 secure Marion
C. Noebs. Ss.05 / - 4 months Der cent
sensi-annually. lot IS and part lot S.
Squares NS and s7-Hauy +. Suit et uz. 70
Ernest L. schmidt and George " Ernmerich
% secure GerInan-American Building Associa-
tion. Ne s S.sa iot e. square la5l, and lot c,
square 81
square 5l5-Elfzzbeth A WhaIen 10 Levi H David
and Rudolph B. Behrend. 70 secure David H.
SalCnon. S-oo yoars. Der cent. semi-an-
uuaIiy lot lSS
Square 1C75-John F. Schriner 20 Warren NJ Mitch
ell and Ernest l. Schmidt. 10 secure Progressive
Mutual Building Association S250o lots . 90 g.
Meridian Hill-Nettie l. Chandlee e. VIZ. William
H. g Louis Wiilise and Ernest II. Daniel 70
secure Ang,-.s c. Notz, $50. 6. p and is
months. per cent, seIli-anlualy. lot s.. block
square 5l2-victor A. Hugo et Tx 70 Edward L
Gies and T. Q. H. Award. 70 secure Theodore
Michael, S,,S, years. per cent, seni-aE-
nually- part original lOr e.
Square sI3-5oseph T. GCuUlisr q ux- n James L
MOTIFS. iF-. and EIskine H. Sunderland % secire
the American Colonization society. SOO- :
years. ; per cent senli-annuaIly. pGrt original
LOT 5 and part l0I I6
Bloomiugdale-8Iary c. CarUana 70 HarTy l. Rust
and David y Rust =. % secure Harold L
Johnson. $50. year. 6 per cent. seni-annGally.
lot 90 block H.
Square l02i-Rignald W Bean e ux- 10 William A
Hill and Charles r. WallTsf. % secure Emily
". Cochrane SO. years, 5 per cent. semi
annually original lot :
Ingleside-Leuis T. Breuningcr q Tx. 70 B. Francis
saul and Walter r. Hilton 20 secure Harry NJ.
Ellis. S.5o years. per cent. senia--uIaly-
lot s. block l3. same 20 same. 20 sec7lre sane
$50 8 years. per cent, sgIni-auuually, 70; 81,
block Is. same 20 SAME. 70 Secure sane, S5.5s
years. per cent. annually lot GO block ..
Square 429-E. Heller Houser e ux- % Eidrlcse ?
Jordan. 20 securc Anna Wilkins. sL5.olo. 5 wears
8 per cent. seuli-anuually. Part original lot ?
Square Isl Cabeu Wilkinson q uX- 70 the
Washington Loan aud TFgst Company 20 seclIe
Frank p Reside Sl0O0. J. ? and 3 years. 5
pcr cent. semi-auuuai-y. iQt =
Columbia Hciehts-Alioe r. Weaver 20 r. Francis
Saui and James + shea. % secure the Home
Savings Bank Of Washington. ID. c.. 500. 5
years per cent. seTui-annually. lot g. block O.
Estate Of Gcorge n. b. White-Frauccs W. Ireian
20 American Security and Trust Company. 70 Sc
cure National Savings and Trust Company. 81 50
ycar. per cent. scni-annually. all her interest
in real and personal property Of George Il. B.
White.
Square IsO-simon sDigel ct w. TO Thomas W.
StHbblc6eld and Garfield A. Street. 70 secure
Richard F. Street 500, years. per cent. guar
terly. iot s.
Palmer et ux. 20 james ]. MnrriH and Beverly
] year per cent, semi-anuuaily. lot o. block L
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
Cnnr1 nf anneaI.

Assignment for Tuesday March , lsos-special cai-
endar-
No Davis United States Attorneys 4 :
Worthington-D W Baker and stuart McNamsra.
No. %. Secretary of the Interior Es United States
ex rel Tuner. Attorneys. T. T. Sanford and ". r.
HsT-Kappier & Merillat.
No. 81 Same vs.. United States ex rel. Vaughn.
Attorneys. same
No. p United States ex rel Male vs. Baird e. a.
Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberlain-Stuart Mc
NamaTa
No. 2. Mcfarland et al vs. United States rel
Russell Attorneys. z. T. Thomas and F. H.
Stephens-Lanlbert & Mclean and r. II. Yeatman-
No. q. Pfeifer rs United States Attorneys
Ambrose & MeriIlat-Stuart McNamara-
No 3 District of Columbia De Walt. Al
torneys +. II. Thomas. Z. AicNaly and EdWir
Forrest
Nc B. Secretary Of the Interior vs. United State
ex rel Vaughn. Attorneys. ID. ". BAKER. +. T.
Sanford and W. z. Hau-kappler & MeTillE.
No 2. Sane vs. same Attorneys, same.
No. 2. Same Is. United States ex rel Price
Attorneys. T. T sanford and W r. Hau
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
DAILY COURT RECORD
lFrIday. February 2s. 1oos.l

UHised States ". William Washington. house
breaking. plea not glIify-
United states " JoseFh Davis assault with dan
geToEs weapon; plea guilty; remanded.
Uuited States IS. William DAVIS, assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty-
United States S.. Edward BI0Eu. HOUSEKEEPING
and depreciation q private property plea not gtJ.
United States Frank D0ieman. assault Nith-
dangerous weapon. plea not guilty..
United States Is. William J. Jones and Louis
Leraga, robbery: plea NOT guilty.
United States vs.. Lawrence 4. Miller. receiving
stolen property; plea not guilty
United States ". Gibclt Lewis. murder first de-
gree; verdict Elilt5 o. manslauehter-
United States Ned W. Barton. Henry E. EEeT-
ding. and John A. Heany violating section 5si5
r. = L. 5 bail fixed at $1,000 each
United states VI. Duckey Holmes murder hrst de-
gree; W T. Ambrose allowed 20 withdraw as couD-
SCI FOR defendant
Assignment Tor Tuesday, March 3. 1875:
DnIted States Is Jacob RoDcrsOn-
United States rs. Thomas LoWndes
United States rs. John II. NARROW.
Criminal Court No. p
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments fer TUESDAY. March g. $50;
United States IS. William Weaver.
Uuited States sz--Lsurs Caldwell
United States IS. John VI. Hale
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29


Estate of John Str0thers; order confirming
ditcr's report
Estate a Anna J. Guest. order admitting VIII %
probate and record and letters testsmentary bond.
SZo01 Attorney H. W. Wheatiey-
Estate q Francis G. Down: order admitting vii
10 probate and record aud letters testanentaTy
bond, 500 AtsCmev. J. J. Brosnan-
Es-ate q David K Hackman; order authorizing
adrancsment; bond $3.50. Attoney. 7. K Hack
man.
Estate of Robert s. Lvtle; petition fSr probate
and record e Ein and letters test2mentaTy- Artur
ncy. " A McKenney-
Estate q Heury r. AnGrsws; order granting let
ters q administration; bond. Sio0. Attorneys
Darr. Peyser & Curlou.
Estate Of Harriet N NatthsWsoH; order authoriz-
Ing commission
Estate Of George A. Jones; petition for probate
and .eccrd q Wiu and letters Of adsninistration
C. T. a. Attorneys. Wilson a Barksiale-
Estate q Charles II. krsy. Hil dated January
i. 1895. naming Amelia Krey and Louis hrey
executors.
Estate of William ". Starr. petition for probate
ana reeoEd of win snd letters tes;ameItaIy c Z a
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Guam, aud Philippine Islands. via San
Frarcisco. close here daily at sos D m up to
February o. for dispatch by United stat-s transport
Hawaii. japan, kcrea, China. and Philippine Isl
ands via San Francisco. close here daily at sos
,. m up to March 5. for dispatch by steamer ST.
IBERIA.
Tahiti and Maruuesas Islands. via San Francisco.
close here daily at 6 60 7. m. up 10 March s. for
dispatch By steamer Mariposa.
Australia (except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. ard New Caledonia, via San Francisco.
close here daily az s06 D N. up 10 March s, for
dispatch BY steamer Aecn
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria B. c., close here daily at
SOS p. m. up to March II. for dispatch By steamer
Empress Of japan.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
SOUTHE2N RAILWAY.

n. B--Followng schedule figures published only
as information and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orieans
AshevilIe. Chattanooga. Memphis. 800 & m and
lS00 D. m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans l0:l5 D. n daily.
Fox Savannah Jacksonville. and Florida point4
f10 D. m. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken. ilO
p and $50 p n daily.
Tourist cars for California. iri-xeekly, 4lo D. m
Local tor Hauisonburg ss5 a m daily; AIS D. N
week days; for DanYiIle. s95 a. N daily and for
Charlottesville. sos a. m and s:55 D. N daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from Bluemont
L s. BROWN, General Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
UNCLE SANS PAY ROLL.
Immense sum OF Money that Month
Iy Goes Into Channels of Trade.

Immense sum Of Money that Month
Iy Goes Into Channels of Trade.
Statistics show that the largest monthly
pay roll in the history of the city OF
Pittsburg was ST. 199Ss52 This high mark
was reached during the month of Decem-
Der. 1906 The United States government
pays out more than S2500,oo0 each month
Of the year to its army Of approximately
q. 600 employees in Washington.
This steady stream Of wealth which
monthly goes 10 Uncle Sans employees
passes into all channels OF trade and busi-
ness. While cities large and small
throughout the country We're complaining
OF a scarcity OF currency. when scrip and
checks and other mediums Of exchange
were gladly accepted and cash command :
ed a premium, the city OF Washington
was normal No pressure on currency
existed at the Capital. and every bank
depositor recognized the fact that his
money was in safe keeping and subject 10
his demand. There was no fear that the
pay roll would not be met when due each
month.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
May Be a blind Man

Charged with having stabbed George
Keys in the left eye. totally destroying
his sight, George Lee. colored. was re-
manded TO jail yesterday by Judge KIM
ball. in the Police Court. TO await trial
on a technical charge of mayhem. The in
jured man Is in a serious condition. lie
lost his right eye in a fight several years
ago, and should he not recover from his
latest wound, will be totally blind.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EtFECr FEBRUARY s. l90s
leave Washington New Union station.
s15 g. IL. and 500 a m--Daiy-Au points on
Norfolk and Western: also knoxville. ChattanooQa
and Memphis.
1875 D. m.-Daily- Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville, MeInphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
For Noriolk-Leaye Washington 1 % 4. u. daily.
Il % a. N. daily. 3.5 D N. daily. Arrive Norfolk
u 20 a. m. 5 70 p. m, l0:l5 ?. N
4a5 ?. m.-Daily-Beuyyille, Luray Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a N and
II 30 p. m
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond BuldinCl.