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The Washington times., 1908-10-28
-FOUR NEW TYPHOID
CASES REPORTED
Georgetown Epidemic Con-
tinues and Patients Are
Found in Many Streets.

The typhoid fever epidemic still pre-
walls in Georgetown. four now cases be-
ing reported today Erom different parts
Of the town. which makes ii appear the
disease is not confined 10 any one sec
ton. The disease first male its appear
ance on r street, OF what used 10
be Road street, near Oak HIN Cemetery.
On that street, between Thirty-first and
Thirty-fourth. there were no less than
nineteen cases reported during the first
few days of the outbreak. The local pc
lice were called upon To keep down the
unnecessary noise in Jhe infected DIS
tricts. In several families tvH} or more
were stricken with the disease. among
these being the two sons Of Fred som
merville, superintendent Of Oak HiH
Cemetery.
When the disease first appeared many
people charged that il was due to the
undrained lots along Wisconsin avenue,
just above r street, on the west side
Whatever may be the cause. il is Ger
tain that the disease remains unchecked.
gradually spreading, and touching
adults as well as children. The total
number Of cases thus far reported in
Georgetown is fOrty-nine, which is said
to be a reCOrd-bTeaker in Georgetown
typhoid fever epiuemics--this. too, in
spite Of the fact that all precautions
have been taken by the Board Of
Health against the spread of the dis
ease. The latest cases reported are Mrs
Louise Cobb and her little daughter. at
Thirtieth and o streets The little girl
is in Georgetown University Hospital
Among some of the other cases report
ed are Mrs. James s. Cole. of 1904 Wis
consin avenue. other cases were report
ed from NJ, n, o, 2, and s streets.
There were also cases on every street
between Twenty-eighth and Thirty
sixth.
The Georgetown Business Association
has taken steps 10 aid in checking the
spread Of the disease. DR.. Wood said
that it was not the water used, but
undoubtedly the milk brought from
Maryland that six patients he was
treating We're buying their milk from
the same dairy on the Conduit road
where the license has been revoked.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
Market Higher Bat Breaks Liquidation With Practical Recovery
DEMAND FOR WASHINGTON RAIL
WAY, WITH ADVANCE TO "a SO.
LIST Is FIRM.

The feature Of today's session of the
local stock Exchange was the better de-
mand for Washington Railway and
Electric preferred. At the call of the
stock there was considerable skirmish-
ing. ana the price was gradually adj
yanced on bids until a bunch of stock
was taken at $40, a gain of Is over the
closing bid of yesterday. Later the Of
ferings al SIS found takers, and IN all
100 shares We're traded in, with a firm
close. The bids for the common stock
were also higher. but they did not dis
lodge any stock.
Capital Traction was firm, selling at
130laul5l. and had there been offerings
around l3I they would have been readily
picked up.
Lanston Active
The strength in Mergenthaler has en-
couraged better buying Of the stock,
and the small lots offered sold to l07.
LanstOu, on the other hand, was very
active, 237 shares selling at 1l4llb. Five
Jen-share lots of National Savings and
Trust Company shares sold at l94, TO
close at l95.
Washington Railway As. IOlla. Gas
as. IS.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
COURT RECORD OF THE DISTRICT

Estate of Mary Fogarty; will ad-
mIIted 20 probate and letters testament
airy granted 10 Charles ". DaTr; bond,
1900 Attorneys. Darr. Peyser * Cur
Estate of William II. Bohannan. will
and cOdicil admitted to probate and
letters testamentary granted TO Charles
" Bohannan; bond, $1,000 Attorney,
Preston W. Sbeahy.
Estate OF Erastus a. CaQT0n, order
granting letters of administration TO
Carrie y. Porter bond. $500. Attorney,
William +. Harvey.
Estate of Mary Macdaniel, order fix
ing commission and attorneys fees.
Attorney, Irving Williamson.
in re William =. CulIinaue, order for
leave TO cucumber real estate, AttOr-
Eeys. Hamilton. Colbert. Ierkes & Ham
In re James A. Cochran ct al; rule
to show cause
Estate Of Henry Woodruff; will dated
June 3. 1898. filed naming Laura Watson
eXecUtrix.
Estate of George r. p. Britt. petit
ton for letters of administration filed.
Attorney, NJ +. Mangau.
Estate of Annie Y. Brown; answer
10 caveat filed. Attorney, J. II. Stew
Called today.)
Estate Of John Strothersi rule to
show cause.
Estate OF Georgia B. Johnson: petit
tion for removal of administrator fiIed
Attorney, +. :. MusSey.
Estate of Agnes ". Hedges order
Canceliug appTaisement.
Estate of Ignatius Belt, order franz
ing issued.
Estate of Albert Dickersou; order
extending time for hearing.
Estate of Bella X. B0Tgrat, order for
sale Of personal estate. Attorneys. Darr.
Peyser and Taylor.
Estate OF Joseph c. HornbIower; or
der for sale of personal estate At
torueys, McKenny d F'Iaunery
Estate OF Sarah l.. Hanuay. will and
codlcil admitted to probate and letters
testamentary granted to washington
Loan and Trust Company Attorney,
John 3. Larner
Estate of John II. Linkins. order &C
cepting assumption of debt. Attorney,
James A. Padgett
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
.FROSTS TO FOLLOW
TWO DAYS Of RAIN
DOwnpour Due Tomorrow,
and Then Coolest Weather
of Season.

Our old and much abused friend J,
PIuvius is in our midst, and is going
TO stay. Heavy rains tonight and to-
morrow are on the program handed out
by the weather man. Maybe the farmer
needs it and all that, and possibly the
pumpkins around here are getting pet
rifed like those New Jersey pumpkins,
but we don't have to have drought or
rain 20 get petrifed pumpkin pies in
Washington
There is an area of low pressure
whatever that is-Over washington, and
the weather man says it will rain
until this low" passes off and the area
of high pressure moving in from up
around Michigan way, takes its place
Then 1t will clear of cold, and We VIII
get our first real taste Of frosty
weather.
The present storm, or low pressure, de-
veIopeE in the sub-tropics; that is, in
the west Indies, and it IS moving slow
ly Up the coast. Storm warnings have
been displayed along the coast from Sa-
vannah to Fort Monroe. The disturb
ance is ut present central over the Gulf
Of Mexico. and is due 10 move north
ward UP the Atlantic coast line.
terrific wind storm was reported
over Jupiter, Fla, this morning, and
this heavy wind, is following up the
coast in the wake of the low pres
sure. washington viii get a slight
touch of It, with fresh northeast winds
Both storms are moving slowly, and the
present rain IS the vanguard of the
heavy dOwnpOur TO come.
In three DAYS the low nTeSSuTF VIII
pass off TO the northeast, when the high
pressure, with clear skies, Will set IN,
accompanied by the thrush Of northeast
wind
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

FIMLICO RACE TRACK. Nd, Oct.
lb-Pimlico entries IOr Thursday, OCJO-
Der %.
First race-Maiden e-year-oIds and
upward; SIX iuriongs Croydon, l0l;
Judge ErmanJraut, lOI, Octopus, 1oI,
Peep In l0i; Margaret, 10I, ChaTivari,
no. OCOnOChee, l0i. John Lee l07 .
Mansfield, lVi; Mtspiilion, 107; Acrosuc,
l0ls AdrOit l0I; BOlando. 10, Black
King, lOl; Star Emblem, 1g7; Wyckoff
second race-At. Washington SteepIe-
chase No. /. four-year-olds and upward /:
about two miles. Lizzie Flat. 149; Way
SIDE, ~; Aeddlesome Boy, la2; sandy
Creezer, 142 Sir Wooster. 149, Rye Boy
lf1. George Leiper, 160.
Third race-Two-year -olds and up
ward; selling; mile and seventy yards
Lally. ll2; New Carter 102; sKempt0n,
lOi: Aster Dor, l12: The Clown. no:
Lady Isabel, 102; Octopus, 102; Sparzles,
l02; Castlewood, 100; Killochan, 100
Fourth raee-Wa arlington Steeplechase
No. .; four eaT-OlGs and upward. about
two miles. Economy, 152; Thistledale,
1e2; Rufus. 142; Palm, SO; PilberTy, 1853;
POntatOc, lbs, Grandpa, 1853; Paprika, 155.
Fifth race-Two-year-ol five and a
half furlongs. EndymiOn, 81; Summer
Night. III. RuxtOn. 81. Silk Hose. Ia;
Statesman, III; Connaught Ranger. III,
Thetis, 107 Michael Beck, 100; Dan De
Neyles. ia. Trance. ia: Bonnie KeIso,
49, NetheTmOst, 81
Sixth race-The Stafford Purse; three
year-olds and upwa 4; mile and forty
yards. Whip Top, IL; Duke of Roam
oSe los: Queen Of the Hills, 102: Black
Sheep. 105; Gridiron, 102; Castlewood,
105; Berkeley, IL; Nimbus, 102; Pins and
Needles, 112.
Seventh race-Two-year-olds and up
ward; one mile. Whip Top. 105; King OF
Bashau, 108; Duke of Roanoke. l03
Queen Of the Hills. 105; James Craw-
ford, rs; Gridiron, 100; Neoskaleeta, los;
Horace y, los; Berkeley, les; Nimbus,
les; Blaes Sheep, I03.
Raining; track heavy
apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
SWINDLED AMATEURS.

The Toulouse police have arrested a
gang Of swindlers, whose stock in trade
cradle effrOntery.
With these they took on lease for the
summer an old castle near Toulouse.
and hired a veneTable-looking old lady
10 act as its owner. They then found
an amateur. took him TO the castle and
sold him the cabinet
Then they invited the victim to lunch,
and while he was eating the meal the
real cabinet was replaced by a perfect
imitation, which eventually the victim
carried of with him.
The swindlers. before their arrest. sue
ceeded in selling their cabinet thirty
three times al prices varying from cleo
40 $3.50 ($5s 259).-LOndoR Express.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
rODAYS QUOTATIONS ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Gas ( per cent. S1O0d98
Washington Railway and Electric
per cent, Sl.0000S21a
Capital Traction JQl30A. 10ai30A, 50
13I
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
feTred, 1auS3. 1Us44, 20aS4is, aUNS4lz. 1Ou
S4ia. 590sli- 5eus4lz 50uS4la. Ass,
MeTgeutlaleT. 1uZ05sz 5u2I.
T.austou. 5FUll 2GU1I IG1U5lis, 3Ul5A.
National SAVINGS and Trust, 100Ig4
leHlH, 10a1g4. l0d195
Columbia Title Insurance, 5G03.
American Graphophone common, 5a2o,
1000 Z1u2g.
after call.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 5o03llz, 55Q&as, 1l0d3i5s.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
OPEN SAFES;
BURGLARS GET 81, 600

GALLIPOLIS. Ohio. Oct 8-Safe
blowers early today pried the iron
screen of the postofice window here,
entered and blew both safes with nitro
glycerin. and escaped with s.. 800 in
stamps and money, part of which be
Ionged to Postmaster Eagle. A horse
ana buggy. stolen from Capt. Charles
Clendenin was probably used by the
robbers 10 escape
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
NEW YORK COTTON
SHOWED GOOD TONE

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-The cotton
market opened frmer IL sympathy with
the cables. but after JEg call il eased
on account OF lack of aggressive sup
port from the bulls, especially the Wall
Street interests. Low temperatures in
the Western belts, with general rains
east of the Mississippi, were not looked
Ioon as being especially favorable.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
BRINGS BODY HOME.

LONDON. Oct. 2S.-The body of John
Ennis Searles, of New York, who died
suddenly in this city last Saturday,
viii be taken by his widow to America
by the steamship St. Louis. leaving
October 81
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

The sum of S22538 was ordered paid
for groceries, etc, used in connection
with the late smallpox cases. The com
mittee on finance reported unfayOFably
on the bill OF Dr. German for services
rendered during the smallpox scare.
Their action was COuCurTed in by
council.
The Southern RsLWay Company was
granted permission 70 lay a spur track
10 the plaut of Arthur Bryant.
Seen husdTed and sixty dollars was
appropriated TO lay a sewer ~ Royal
street. east Of Wolfe street.
Ordinances hJving for their object the
establishment Of cub lines IN Queen
streeC, between Fayetts and Payne
street were adopted.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. +. Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock EE-
change. G. Bowie Chapman, manager,
1901 + street northwest
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs .
Co, bankers and brokers, Hubs Building.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

! The Woman's Aid Society, OF the First
! Baptist Church. gave q delightful Oys-
/ ter supper at Lee Camp Hall last even
! ing. The affair was largely patFOnized,
/ and was a great success.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
WHEAT AND CORN
WERE BOTH EASIER

CHICAGO, Oct 2S.-The market for
wheat was firm early. but the bears
Stoned TO have the best of the arElI-
ment and "a = ard 8 of "a decline was
sustained with just a fractional recOy-
cry before the end OF the noon hour.
open. High. Low. 100
December ........I0J LOO Sszs Jg7s
May ..............I63l4 I054 1Js2 i
July ...-.......... IS s. g-at gT-s
Coru-Prices were about IS of. with
just a fair trade ard with commission
houses operating on both sides of the
market.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

James w. jackson Council, Jr. O. u.
A. NJ. gave a ball at Odd Fellows
Hall, in North Columbus street last
evening. The ball was well attended
and all present enjoyed themselves.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

If the weather permits, the Old
Dominion and the Alexandra Athletic
Club football teams viii play a game
on Coiross grounds this afternoon. This
same viii be for the championship Of
Alexandria
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Called yesterday
No. 276l2 Tppiu VS.. Burr, order
finally raufying sales 10 Henry f.
H0uck Compartments solicitor, George
Francis williams
iJaiied t0day.)
No 2I64f. Collins VS. unknown heirs
OF Henrietta Cornish, decree Pro con-
fessO. Compartments solicitors, T. A
Jones and q. C. Shlun-
No z5649. Dulaney, trustee, VS.. Wag-
gamau- order authorizing receiver 70
sell certain lots. Solicitors, Maddox d
Galley.
No 2sIgg IN re Irwin II. Linton, as
siguee of George j. Davis; assignee
authorized TO accept offer for business.
Compliments solicitor, Irwin II. Lin
ton
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

BR w 7. BALDUs. German Specialist On
diseases OF the brain. nervous system heart
stomach and kidneys. Doctors service ana
medicine. 81 Consultation free. Sc cor. stA
AID b cts. Nv. Hours: 10 20 !. 60 g.
sets-tk
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

In the police court, Justice Harry 3.
Cation presiding. this morning, the fol-
lowing cases were disposed OF: Maggie
Allen and George Shirley, both colored,
charged with disOrderly conduct were
fined s. each.
George Wilkinson. colored. charged
with disc terly conduct, forfeited $ col
lateral
William . BTien, held on suspicion OF
the larceny of goods in Washington, is
held For the Washington police authorE
ties
H y. Peck, charged with selling
groceries on Sunday, was fined s..
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

members New York Stock Exchange. wash
lngton stock Exchange and ChicaE1 Board 0!
Iradsl
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
BOUCHER WEDDING
INVITATIONS OUT
Marriage Will Take Place
Next Monday, Follow
ed by Reception.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEX ANURIA. VA. OCT. u

MI and Mrs. Frank X. Boucher. Of
Washington, have issued Invitations for
the marriage # their daughter, Miss
Carolyn Adele, to James Aloysius
Stoutenburg, OF this city. The csTe-
mony will take place at the Shrine OF
the Sacred Heart. Park road and Four
teenth street, Washington, on Monday
evening, November >, Ar $50 o'clock.
Admission 10 the church VIII be by
card only
After the wedding a reception VIII be
held at the home Of the brides par
ents, 1924 Columbia road.
A meeting of the city council was
held last evening but was short one
owing TO the members desiring TO at
tend the Democratic meeting al the
opera House. Councilman Fred j. Biz
rell introduced q resolution prohibit
ing women from wearing hats In places
of amusement. President SnOwden re
ferred the matter TO the committee on
claims, and Councilman Evans. OF this
committee. stated that 1t would be
tabled in tle committee so he moved
that council take that action, which
was done.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

no. 256f5. Dulaney. trustee, VS.. Wag-
gamau, order authorizing receiver 70
sell certain lots. Solicitors, Maddox d
40. '2IU. In re Irwin II. Linton, as
siguee OF George j. Davis; assignee
authorized 10 accept offer for business.
Compliments solicitor, Irwin II. Lin
ton.
Equity Court, TO. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
tCaHed today)
No $3.50 Hunter VS.. Hunter; counsel
fee allowed and reference 70 a~Iitor.
Compliments solicitors. J. Harry
smith. Percy MetzgeT. ana r. ID. Black
ist9ne.
Circuit Court, 10. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Called yesterday
No. fIlC0 KOejek Us. Washington
Railway and Electric Company; Judg-
neut ca verdict for defendant with
costs VS.. the plaintiffs. plaintiffs at
t0rueys. Thomas J. Mackey and ". i.
FlumIey. defendants attorneys, j. j,
Darlington ana X. B. Belrend.
No. 5U25A United States eX rel New
ton VS.. Secretary of the Interior; mo-
ton OF petitioner for leave 10 with
draw 50iuder Of issue granted Peu-
toners solicitor, b. II. Warner, Jr.
Called JOday)
No 51G3 Dawes vs.. ODonneu; on
IT al. Plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings s.
CHauIberliu, and H T. Num- defend
ants attorneys Baker, Sheehy q
No. 1884 KIeinschnidt VS.. O'Day;
continued for the term. Plaintiff at
turuev, Jesse II. Wilson: defendants
attorney, James a Eoomey-
No 1915. Cummings vs., Warwick,
continued for the term. Plaintiff at
tomey, !. A. Bailey; defendants at
uOuey, Leon TObriIer.
Circuit Court, No. z.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called yesterday
30. 5003l The NJ. c. Mitchell Com
pany vs. Walker. verdict for plaintiff
for 500 interest from June y. 1907 Plain
tiffs attorneys. c. I. Simms and p II.
Marshall; defendants attorney, Hayden
Called todav,)
No. 1871. Warren VS.. Thompson.
Starret Company; on trial Plaintiffs
attorneys w. c. Gardner and r. y.
Hopewell, defendants attorneys, /. J..
MatheI and H. J. Sweeney.
No. 1885, Williams VS.. Dove: verdict
for plaintiff for $500 without costs,
IIainUifLs attorneys, c. j. Murphy and
George F. Hoover; defendants a5toT-
ncys. A e Brown, Alex BrittOn. A. A
H,,hlug, and Evans Brown.
District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
(Callei yesterday
In re condemnation Of IOJ l. square
3126. instructions to commission filed.
Called tOday)
No. 7S5 In re opening of alley in
square 3516; order accepting jury.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Called Yesterday
Estate OF Adelia L. $ ThOmbs; or
der Of October :, 1908, corrected. Attor-
ney. L $ Bailey
Estate of John A Brown; William E
Ambrose appointed collector; bond,
SIS, coo. Attorney, William z. Ambrose.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

In the corporation court, Judge Bar
ley presiding yesterday Norton a.
BoOthe, attorneys for F. I. SlaymakeT,
proceedings against p J. Murphy and
W. ". Domaine in regard To the owner
ship of Armory Hall. In the amended
bill the plaintiff sets out several addi-
tional reasons for their title tc the arm
DRY.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28

a mass meeting Of the Democrats OF
Alexandria was held at the opera house
here last evening. Addresses were de
livered by Hon. r. T, W. Duke, OF
Charlottesville. and James r. Cation. Of
this city. Next Monday evening the
final meeting of the campaign Will be
held az the opera house, and addresses
VIII be delivered by Charles c. Car-in
and Thomas 5. Martin.
The Washington times., 1908-10-28
Equity Court, TO. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
fCaUed toGayl

No. 1889. Hunter VS.. Hunter; counsel
fee allowed and reference 10 a~IiJOT.
ComplaIuauus solicitors. j. Harry
smith. Percy Metzger. and r. ID. Black
isrQue.
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