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The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
LOCAL PRopUCE MARxET.
Prcss ono.sd AZ rholss.lel


The wholesale market was fairly active to-day.
Receipts wcre more MhGal. especially in the better
grades Ct poultry and the supply vas possibly a
little m eLcess q me demand. EgsS are ECsrce
and firm Bufter prices frcm the West last night
were unchanged. sad the loczl market Is fairly
active and steldy. Calves and sUring lambs dun
and pres weak
hrsts. 22azs: do seconds l3a1o process fancy Ial:
d. fair 70 gcod l9a23; dairy. choice, lsaEs5 gooe
Is: sfcre-rsckCd. frGsh. &c
EGGs-Nssrby Fresh. Virginia loss OF. ls. aver
aee EaI71z; West Ni-glui1 ard Southwest Virginia.
I6a1-: Tennessee. 15aI7. North Carolina. IS
CHEEsE-Ner Eork State factory. large I2al2lz;
Co. small Old If4Ifik. DO. sumner. small. I25saIs;
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens fancy. spring 1sals;
hens q. roosters, :; dacks. spring. liaI5; do
l1TEc I0alI. de-. sUsu. 9 geeSe. Ias turaeJs. tous
per h 10. do hens. Z: do. thin. s: keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-1urkeJs. hers, und-aEp,
per Ib Bali. do average undraWn. I3zl2; do.
thin l0a12. tons 13sls. chickens. spring large Ia
Is snail ls-23s hens. choice. Hail. ROSTERS. 8:
d-lcks. oalZ; geese. 9al2
l2aA
EGETABLEs-Potntoes. home grown. psr bushsl.
5oa75; new per hhI. 2oea2-5; NorJh Carolina PER
bbI. zoe Norfolks. 20 McComsck per hlshcl.
i1a6o; cabbage new. per To-. s9al0 %; do. Early
YORK. per hhI. L95aL25; celery. Nor-a Carolina.
per crate Z0oa250- CO.. PER bgnch. North Carolina
bers per basket. 5ols9. egzpi1nts. Ter crate.
75aI Or kale p,r hbi 61a-5: lettuoe home grown.
L0aiZ5. DO. Egyptian. bag. 2el. do. Maryland
and Virginia bbL L5o1l55 peas. psr bbl-. 4esl %
radishss per 100 saaLo0: string beans green. per
BASKET. 5oa-5 tomatoes. nearby Ter crate. 75aL25
squash. Florida. Dcr basket sails, een corn. pel
doz l0al2
GREEN FRUTTs-oTanges. Ec- box. z59a4.ooi
do. California. narels. 3eoafe. gTaps fruit. Per
5ox, 25ozAe3s PEACHES. Ter siz-bssket carrier 1oos
l5e; do. georgia. per crate l--5al75i DO box,
gale9. canfal0Ires. pcr crate sl75. pincapples
per crate 203a2 50. hucke5crries. pr qlarT. sail
bisckberries per quart saI2; apples. new. per bbl
25oa4o0; do. per bushel. 5oa75 puuas. PER crate.
l-5al-50; watermelcns each, l9als
SUNDRIE-Beeswaz. q tallow. 4: honey. white
clover. IIb new. 3. do 2h-. new, loalZs ginseng.
pr b. 500as00; Seneca per ID. 40: Golden Seal
soas5; Pink. I2alf Msndrske, 2aS; snske Root. IS
DRIED FRUITs-AVpies. sliced. fancy. ss7i DO,
sliced bright 4
GRAIN-Wheat. Southe-n on gTade. T5as5: ne.
75sSo com sheIled white. San do. yellow 7sa7s
do-. car S-75aioo; cats Western white. No ?. sia
55s do. mixed. 55a52.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed fire Of
burs per h. 2aZ. DO. uuwashed. free q burs.
per n. p. DO, bury, pe- H. l6zl7i hides, green,
per -. sa7. Co. DIP. pG h.. szs; sheepskias
green. each I5as5; do. Dr.. each la6o. c1iskins
gzeea. each lelaLG
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York July Z--CATTLE-Receipts $50
Steers. slow ard lal5 cents lover. steers 4sa7 g:
oxen 375a510: bulls. 301a5-5. COWS. L-5az75
CALNES-Recsipss 5.Za Neals. STEADY 70 3
cents lower. Common 60 chCice veals. SOFAS %.
few selected lots. Sc; calls. 4Oa4-50; butternks
Ea4 3
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. IS 80: sheen
steady Prime ard choice lambs fra % . cents
higher. Sheep sod az 275a4.50. lambs 475as5a
HOGS-Receipts Il 30 Market steadv New
Yc-k state and Pe-usTlvauia hogs. 5.15azI1
Chicago. july E--CATTLE-Receiuts 500 Ten
10 Is ccnts lower Prime beeTes. 57oa-70: r1or 10
medium. 2S1565; stockers and feeders. . 51as 90
COWS and beifers. 265a5.92, Tszans &6as5 =
HOGS-Receipts. 55ml Ten 20 = csrts lower
Light 60oas5o: rough 5olas-55; mixed 6Ioa665:
heavy, 6s5ass5; uigs. sZas.e5
sHEEP-Receipts I1.510. Steadv. 70 cents hirher
Native sheer. Z6laf-5o; Wes,sn sheep. 27sal50:
native lambs. 4.z5as 20 Western lambs. 4Z5a65a
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltinors. July 27.-Foll1ving are TIE quotations
On live stock. pcT hun1-udse1sbt. a. TIE Union
Stock Yards today
CATTLE-ReceiDts for week ended a. noon to
day were 265 bead. against sa99 head last week
Oue hundred carloads on sale. Best cattle about
steady; others Hal5 cents lover Steers. fair 70
prime. Z5a675. Others. 3Z5af-z5- heffers. 5Za5E
bulls. 30oa425, COWS. L55ai25; fresh COWS. G0a
So 20 per head
HOGS-Receipts f1r week ended az noon to-day
were s50 head against u.7S9 head last week; fair
supply to-day. ard market about steady Westerns
75a7-5l. from ether p0iuts 675a70l. pgs 625as %
7oughs 5-o1a5.75.
SHEEP AND LA1fBS-Receipts for week ended
az noon today were l0l55 head. against 4 7si head
la-r week l-ht surQlv z sheep fair s1uriv 0f
lambs: sheep steady lambs duh and lower Sheen
L5ea4z5. lsmhs. ieoas10. very few prime. 60aas25
LALN ES-RcCeiprs for week ended az noon to
day were IS head against "a head last vreqE.
fair supply Of calves; market firm Common 20 best
ooa750
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
HAZEL DREW INQUEST ON.
Slight Hope that New Evidence VIII
Develop In Murder Case.

Troy. July Z7.-The inquest into the
death Of Hazel Drew. whose body was
found on July Il in TeaTs pond. near
Averiu Park. was begun this afternoon by
Coroner Strope az Wargar's Hotel. il
AveriE Park The murder mystery has
aroused 50 much interest that hundreds
OF persons went there 10 attend the pro
ceedi1gs. Twenty witnesses in all have
been subpOenaed- Those hrst called 20 the
stand to-day were the men who found The
body and removed il from the water. II
is probable that several days viii be re-
Quired 20 take all the testimony
The authorities have slight hope that
anything OF Importance will be developed
which VIII give them any new clew 70
wOHs1 on They admit now that they are
completely bafled. and not one OF the
leads which they have followed has re-
suited in the discovery Of anything Of
value. II the Inquest fails TO develop any
thing. the manner il which Hazel Drew
came 10 her death viii probably remain a
permanent mystery. unless II is solved
through accident
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimo-e. July z--Followins are the oHaal
prices here lcr to-day:
wHEAT-spot contract s57sa951z. s7ot No red
Western. gzsag73t- July 95isa95s September aag51s
steamer No rel s2a9s receipts I1- 10 bushels.
exports. $500 bushels; Southern by sample, T7as5;
Southern - grade eli5ae5iz-
CORN-spot mixed. %; seDtez5er. 50 asked:
receipts Is5Z bushels
OATS-StOcks IN elevator. 40 bushels shin
naents from elevators. z-l92 bushels White No 2
heavy, esasiis; do. No. ? Light to medium 6sssas4
do. No ,. heary, 63a63z. do. No. 3 meiium eZsa
s.: do No 3 hghg. 61S62iz: 6o No / light 70
heavy, 6ss2; mixed. No . 6l1zzs2. do 50. 3. soss
a5l do No. I. 59a5o.
RYE-stOok in elevators 2S7 bushels; no ship
ments from elevators
FLoUR-WinteT extra. s.5oa3.V; do. clear. 3s5a
400. straight. i05aA3 do. patent 45oa46 So spring
clear. A0a441s do. straight. s-s5a510: do patent
s.2oa5.sS; city Dills' best patent. 600 do. high
grade patent 80; do. hgh-sr2ds straight, Ee5;
d., choice family, sS5s
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H. C. PIERCES SON WEDS.
OIL MaEnate's Heir Said to Have
Married Sisters Sister-in-Iaw.

New York. July E-It became known
to-day that Theron F Pierce, one Of the
two sons OF Henry Clay Pierce. OF the
Waters-Pierce Oil Company. had been
married secretly TO Miss May Deering,
only daughter Of James A Deering. the
lawyer. OF 109d street and Riverside Drive.
in much the same manner that Miss
Deerings brother. James r Deering.
was married IN March last 10 Mr.. Pierce's
only sister. Violet
In fact. il was declared by a member
Of the Deering household that the Pierce
Deering wedding occurred in the same
place as the Deering- Pierce marriage If
that is true, the couple was married by
Rev William c Rodgers, in St Agnes
Chapel. this city
Mr.. Pierce. who is known affectionately
10 his classmates Of Harvard 05 as
''Teeny." first cOnhded the news OF his
wedding 10 them. but no one went to
any pains tonight TO let the public know
about it. Neither the elder Mr. Pierce
nor any one else could be found at the
Pierce apartment. IN the Hotel Plaza and
at the Deering residence a man who said
he was the elder Mr.. Deering's secretary
declared that the young Mr.. Desring was
at his cottage IN Auenhurst n J
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New No-k. july Z---AI1nsy on cau to-day opened
a. II pr cent; highest Ia; lowest J. closing u
Mos q The days loans vsre a. IA rcr cr1-.
Tlue money opened ths week IN not such good
oclsul. owing 20 -he continued ease II cal ul1uer
Is well 70 the .irClti1n rs disclosed b Ssr---
days bank statement Rates Der cent for sixty
days -sa--z for ninety dayz 3asa for four months,
81 f-r i've months. and for SIX months
Mercantile ual-- was issued with moderate free
doI- There was u-1srate r1ri5y ABSORPTION Of the
EiEl grade. but other paper moved slowly Rates
S-sais Ir- Crur for sixty and ninety cays fnI1rsaI
bills receivable. fafis for four SIX months chocs
names. for others-
The market FOR sterling to-day was arn. with
rates ten points higher Rates f1- act1aI fs.snzz
closed follows sixty cars s5la4 $40 dar-s1,5
s5t55af 55f. cables s7l5as $40 C1r-n.rreiaI lTTs
yrere Aslsas-Sj for sixty dayA Grain and cor-ra
bills were scz-ce-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Raadlc P1rE-Wiliial II. Ri5hsris e. u1. 20 Hen
rietfa r GGr-iLE- lct G. hi1cE G. so He--ietta
r Guf1tge 70 Jennie e. Abbott. szme land So
kerilw0rh-ClE-u o. Tzylor g. viz JAMS %
H0rztio y. Tzp,in. lor 8. sguare 5-58 SO
Addition % Alacrstia-R5bcrr ?. BrzEtury q u
% Elect-a B-ry. lots 2 ard = block g Sl6
Mount Pieasaur and Pleasant Plaius-B-15zrt None
- Margaret O'Dea. o1ehaF interest in IL -
block e. so
k-eTc1rl ard q streets u1rrnels--N i--l-il L and
>alie " sIm-sou o. Walter J. Wrieht and
Frank F. HoT<izs. l7t 2s square 81 sc
Rsssrr1-r Fisw-John ". Powell o. William 3 ard
SariE r Lyers iot g. blocz . So
Twenty fourth STREET northwest, herrcen 6 and y
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James W spar-ov. q. ana zo-a K Ca=e-o2. q
Rev. J. A. JeffC7s.
Ernest Farmer. p. and Helen Z. Simmons. 2.
both q Baltinors Nd Re- J. J. Muir.
Robert H. Isben q. and Alice '. Pissor. 2.
Rev. :. Howard Wells
COLORED.
Floyd Haiztt q. and Matilda Phillips. n Rev.
J. b. Mclaughlin
Alexander Boston. 2. and Eneline c. Matthews.
s. Rev P. J. Richie
Eggcne Monroe. q an1 Mary A Ca-ter. Is
ReT. ". A. L. Morton
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SWIFT TRIAL FOR MURDER

New Brunswick. y J. July 27.-Jersey
justice started rapidly this morning. when
the case OF Archie Heron. charged with
the murder Of Rev. 5. V. D Prickett, al
AIetuchen, was called in the criminal
branch of the AIiddlesex County. Supreme
Court before Judge Bergen
The jury box was filed in less than
half an hour
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Probate Court.
Slice ANnERsnx

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Estate Of Clement W Howard. order f5r sale of
stock Attorney. Howard NcCormick-
Estate Of Msrs9u s. 7. JoFy; petition FOR letters
cf Administration. Attorneys. BaIst1n & Sitd1us.
Estate 4 Melvina v Rcbey. VIII dated July %
1909
Estate q HarTi-t z. White, order granting let
ters q administration bond. $50. Attorney. G. F.
Collins.
Estate q sophiA Are1dsss order rgfeTTsas cause
% auditcr
Estate Il Frvie-ick Holmead. order for payment
q interest Attorleys Won & Rossnberz
Estate a Beverly JacEso1 o-icr 70 sell pesoralty.
Estate q william r MADDOX. peti57u ~ p-0-
bare and recrd q VII znd letters testznaentary
Attorney. C. J. Murray
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b E F. Hutton & Co.,
members q the New YORK stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipnsu.
nauaEer IGl + street northwest
New York. July E.-The cotton market was dull
and steady to-day. uctuston II prices being within
very nz-roE EraitS Tie market opened steady
with a decline of three points on the nearby
months. 10 adrance q one point On the new crop
Iouths. The old crop months were adversely
Affected By ,-nfavorable cables. good weather. and
bsarish crop accounts During the day the old crop
months rallied August selling rp 70 a56. and then
gradually falling back about eight points In the
close.
Receipts at the ports were 500 bales. against
sss talcs last week and lsG last year: for the
week 500 bales against z. .l5o last week and 10 2s5
las vear Receipts Al New Orleans 5Q2 bales.
against zl last year al Houston. lbs bales against
81 last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
SPELLS TAFT" IN MEN.
Indiana Marching Club Evolves a
Unique Campaign Idea

Richmond. Ind. July E--Richmond will
have a TAFT marching club that wiz be
Taft in name and Taft in its actual
formation
Capt Paul Comstock is the originator OF
the novel campaign spectacle Sixty-rhree
young men are so assembled in parade
formation that the name Taft is spelled
out
There being no curved letters IN the
candidates name. the formation is com
paratively easy, and under Capt Com
stocks direction the sixty-three readily
change their formation from seven lines
OF nine abreast, TO four irregular d.
visions. which put forth the name OF the
pa-ty's leader,
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Q-o.sti-ns furnished b. 2 r Hutton & Co.
members q the Nvv York Stock Exchange ard ths
ChicazD Beard a Trade. g. Bowie Chiuman nan
l-rr. L50I T s-rUe- northwest
rhi-aEo. july z.-ylsa- opened dgu and heavv
selling OF uutE near The closs when urces stead ed
o. reports of -ooi r-po-- business
Weather conditions f1r c1Tl were farc-abIs and al
reports indicate rapid alFarceneut q the c-op-
The collapse i1 the july cats deal and rens7al
veazre-s in wheat brought considerable selling
Oats receipts were l-rre-. demand slow. and be-
'atcd hcEs found G-rle demand The market vas
Irregular latc. With predictions q quite liberal ~
-si7-s cf new cats from this tine forward
Provisions we're fairly active and weak. synpa-
thzing With Eain. and prices declined very little
ssuu1-r vas shown
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
DEATH RECORD

Martha F. Howard. Government Hospital for IL
Insane Sc years
Margaret A Gilbert Takorna. D. c, 81 years
COLORED
Jane Matthevrs IsZ1 ith ST. = years
James F. Hamilton $50 Linden court ne, I gear
Henry Smith. 90 I2Th 81. 20 years.
John L. White lao0 ST. q years
Raehei Gate7zoo6 Shspa-d's court a yearx-
Grant Rollins uis Reed court. 81 years
Eugene Cssh. SIS Pleasant alley sw-. l9 yezr1
Csaial BrOoks, so5 oakdale place, s yess.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE ANDEESONs
No E9f5. Ebel e al IS Washington Beef and
Provisioa Cornpaur. rrceiVcr authorized 20 accept
oTcr for sale Attorney. c. I. Whirf07d-
No. 27sos. stevcrsoa rs stcTensons order for ap-
pearancr. Attorney. R. r. Horner-
No Is95Z Christer e al vs.. Griswoid e al re-
ferred 20 anditor- Attorneys. r W F. OgiTie-
Barnard & Johnsoa.
No Z555 Harris e al ". Har-iss et al; trustee
directed % sell Atorueys. +. h. Marshall and
Fred Mckee z padgett
No zo56 McEuen ". RfcEwen7 defzudant Or
dered % pay aiiuouY. At1OmcIs c. ". Fifts-IL
p. Harlow 7. s. Lushv ana ". p Pluuiley-
No Zsl5. Jones IS. Cole. receiver authorized %
make rcpaius. AttoTueys J. V. C0z-J- C. GltfilCs.
z. l. Williams
No Z755s Speshouse VS Bradford, title vested n
complainant by adverse possession. Attorneys Birney
* Woo5ari
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Circuit Court No. =.
ITsTICE ANDERSON.

u IoIIIE ANUEh-UN.
No. S.l5 Wyville vs. Daly; judgment BY default
AtrCTney BcoG Tohri1cr.
No 5570i Beusinser Cotton: indignant b de-
fault- Artoruey. A. l. NeWueyer
No 577sS AlcG1irs vs.. Wellmau: Judgment q
fat OF 81. "a Attorney. ". D. DaTidge-
No. fi72. Holman IS. Oyster. Judgment for
costs or dismissal. Arfoueys-W- J. Lambert and
stuart AicNarnAra-Branaenbsrg & BEaadenburE
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DAHLMAN TAKES CHALLENGE.
VIII Debate Liquor Question with
Woman. and Friends worry.

Omaha Nebr., July 27.-Omaha-s cowboy
mayor James c. Dahlman. has accepted
a challenge TO debate the liquor question
at the Bellevue ChautauQua on wedaes-
day night with Mrs Mary Harris, Of At
lanta. president Of the Georgia Woman's 5
Christian Temperance Union. and the po-
litical friends OF the mayor and Of Mr.
Bryan are disguised with him for doing
so.
They regard il as the worst break Dahl
man ever has made. and they say so
frankly Many Of them pleaded with him
not to accept the challenge.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

NJ. SseL J. Van Ness Philip IA J. W L.
seckenc0Tf. ac-osnt. ST9E. Attcrneys. Hamilton
Colas-t. Ne-kcs & Ha-ai-ou-
No 5l>Z Moss n SlraEe Is Marcus Ea-rzn
-srtlurar1- Defelialfs z-t1r-lers TerTie & Grsark
Nc 5sfa Georee-ouu Gas LiEht CO. y. Distrct
x Columbia e a. ec-5uut E2f GO Attorneys.
r. Il. Goi1sbo7ouzh ard r y. Perry & So1-
No Ss4 Frnoes L Isaam r.. wzshi-E-o1 Post
Company, damages. Sl10oo Af-1rney. G. =. Hsvel
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No. I Northern Duluth 70 arrive. L2117: new No.
red. O. b.. es7.: No. hard. nex crop, T. o. b.
l-00Z7s No. maca711i. T. O. D.. Laa0.
CORN-Scarce; nominal No. elevator, 81; No.
? T. O. b. sz5s. nominal: No. ? white nominal: No.
yellow. z O. b.. nominal
RYE-SlOT. No. . S. (. O. B.
Futures were quoted fellows
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouofatious furnished bv 2. F. Hrtton & Co,
nenbcs Of the New YORK stock Exchange. 9. Bowie
Chumau. manager. I5di r street northwest
sales 20 noon .4Is-e 600 shares
Total sales. ..... d. d. &. D.. ~ 500 SinTcS
Call money, high, I1i ; low, 1; close, "a
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wAsHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExTa. per eTt.. 5soas.G: butche. asa
$50, comn11. 2eoa3a o
HoGs-P- rzt. e-oss. sssas75s ordinarJ. ps
cHt SOFAS g
sHEEP-Prme. S00155o: coumon ITa30a.
LA1fBS-SprinE. 6: medium. s1za61s.
CALYES-Prire. per pound 81; medium, 5zas,
ETass 5af.
COWs-Prine. frezh, each. lo0oa5o0o; eounoa,
&.QQsso0Qi osd and 6-y, s.9oalaeo
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
Criminal Cont No. i.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Uulted States George TOoles robbery: reCoEui-
zance in sun q 500 taken
United States H Piczford. uanslaughter: ar
raiEned. plea Of not g1ilty; thirty days allowed 20
withdraw plea and deuur Attorney. q. z. HooTer
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WksU-NGToN STOCK MARAET.

Regular call L O'Clock noon
CAPITAL Traction S.. s. oo0 AZ H.
Washington Railway and E1ecrric Is. loo a. S-s.
Potomac Electric LiTht Sc. S.0Q0 Al los
Washington Gas. Is al s.
Merrel-hsler 8 az SO
After call-Washiugt0n Railway ard Electric Pre-
feTed. . Al SS 70 a. s2. 10 a. s. 10 AZ g. 30 al
-
Washington Gas AZ 6siz.
Fol5Hing are TIE closing quotations on yestGday-s
rr0l-H freira--a-
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Equify snif.
InusuIfs

No. Z56 3lichaeI O'Harlaa IS. Mar z p-ozn
70 es;aalss tue. Att1rueys. Da1T Peyser q TaJIo.
aid Milton Str1shurgsr
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
DR.. GONZALES HELD.
legged Mexican RevOIutIonist Tn
der Arrest

-NIIE. - IIE-aN.I n NNtF . 70 EIViIN.L Z n
der Arrest
City of Mexico. G-sy Zs.-D- Francis
Gonzales. who IS called the president OF
the Liberal party Of Mexico BY the rev
oluuOnary element was arrested in a re
mote part Of the state Of Chihuahua. and
was brought here to-day under an
armed escort
He was placed in prison. Il IS charged
that he was one OF the leaders OF the
recent abortive evolutionary movement
upon the northern frontier.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

While you think Of &, telephone your
Want Ad. 20 the Washington Herald, an
bI VIII be sent you az cent a word,
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CURB MARKET.

O-5-atiors furnished hv E F. Hutton & Co.
nsnhe-s New YORK Stock Ezchauge- G. Bowie
-h.uruzn. manager. L0L F street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Jul- E--Follc-i-r are the tales and
quotations On the most active se11r1-lcs listed on
tlc Ealriu1re Stock Exchange
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

New York.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Gold c0i1 and b-Ili1n..-.-...--...... yI53O65 01C
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
,IIsCELLANEoTs BoNDs.

YORK. July z.-Fon9Eins were The stock ez-
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Strawberry day at Glenwood
Springs via D. and r. G. Tickets
on sale June 10 and 30, limit 10 days
from date Of sale. %. 90 for round
trip.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13
READING METERS Water su.

READING METERS Water Su-
perintendent Killian of the city
water works system on Monday will
begin reading the meters to determine
the amount Of water each consumer
has used from last January until the
present date. Cards notifying each
water user the amount of his rental
will be mailed on the first of July
and fifteen days grace as usually
allowed before the penalty of shut.
ting off the water from the premises
is enforced. The January collection
exceeded %, 600 but it is thought that
the collections this half year will
not go over 50. as the last half
year use of water is much heavier
than the first. owing to the fact that
not so much water is used on the
lawns in the earlier part of the year.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13
PITTSBURG'S DAUGHTERS
IN TIGHT FITTING GOWNS

Pittsburg, Pa, June IS -Pittsburg
men who desire to get line on the
form Of the society damsels of the
Smoky City will not have to wait for
the arrival of the new style of Paris
gowns. The daughters of Pittsburg
millionaires have gone the Parisien.
mes one better and tonighr some Of
the most prominent girls Of the city
will appear in theatrical perform
ance Of 1.-THE Pirates of Penzance, -
wearing pink tights and not much
else. 1t is advertised that the chorus
will be composed of young women
representing an aggregate family
wealth of $500, 900, 900.
Sixty girls, petite and plump. all
the daughters of Pittsburgers worth
not less than a million each, will
display their charms for the benefit
of sweet charity and the Johnnie of
the Smoky city. The performance
will be benefit for the Industrial
Home for Crippled children.
Mrs. Claude Griffey, bride of a
few weeks and until recently the So
prano of the uper-fashionable First
Presbyterian church, will sing the
principal role. Her husband is a
Denver man and shortly before his
marriage to the beautiful society
soprano was divorced from his first
wife.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

The Dodds Commercial college
Canon City. will be in session from 8
a. m. to IL throughout the summer
months. Students may enter any
department. at any time. Special
rates on Scholarships purchased dur
ing the month Of June. Such schol-
arships may be used at once or at any
later date. Send for beautiful Illus
trated catalogue for 10000 giving
full particulars. SO 90