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Present: The Chief Justice. Alr. Justice Harlan,
81 Jnslies Brewer Mr. Justice White, Mr.. Justice
pe,zham Mr. Justice MeKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes,
SIR Justice Day, and Mr. Justice Moody
Nicholas j. Pritzker Of Chicago. H.. and James
L. Coke Of Waiiuku, Hawaii Territory, we're adj
mi.ted 70 practice
No rs Modesto Munitz AgiiTre. appellant IS
sotTinos de Ezquiga; appeal from the SuIaeme
Court Of Porto Rice. dismissed with costs pursuant
70 the tenth rule.
No los James W. DouneH. petitioner. IS
Herring HaI-liarvin Safe Company a. al: argu-
lnent continued By Mr. Lawrence Maxwell. r.. for
the respondents. and concluded b Mr.. 5. 5. Greg
Org for the petitioner
No l07 Curt Miller plaintiff in error. IS. The
State Of Ougon; argument commenced By MT. Will
ian D. Fenton for the plaintiff n eTTor. continued
D. Air. r. 3. Adams and Mr. Louis ID. Bmndeis Tor
the defendant in euUr and concluded - Air hi!i-
lam b. Fcnt0u for the plaintiff in error
No. 100 The Atlantic Trust Company, peiitioaei.
va Edgar q Chapman receiver. &C. argument
commenced by blr. Stanley " Dexter FOR the Deti-
ti1ueT.
Adjourned until to-day at Y ocloA
The day call for Thursday, January IS, VIII be as
follows: Noe 100 10 land I'D, ~ land 49,, a.
IL land 49, 10 is IT l& and ~.
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
ELEVEN ACRES RICH TRUCKING LAND:
large f1urroom hous ten minutes walk 20 troll
lew post otca two stores; l,i59. terms S25 month
ly including interest
Three acres poultry and frit place; small house;
two poultry houses, c,v shed. ten minutes TO
Hyattsriile; much fruit $40 terms. so monthly
including interest
GEO. {. WALKER,
iauet EVANSVILLE, MD.
IL sou want 10 buy Maryland f5gm or suburban
home. see MS or send i0T latest butstin
Marion Duckeit & son, $50 r MY.
seIAf
FOR SALE At hENILWORTH. ID G
Now Is sour time To- secure easy monthly pay
ments one ~ these attractive cottages or choice lots
in kennwcrth - c. Washington growing suburb
ALLEN ". MALLERYs 1ff7 c st. NV.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOIS To &C PER
foot. at Mt Rainier Nd. on 18th aud 9Th sts.
near r. j. ave-. District Line Sta. fare high aud
healthy, small monthly payments J. &. ROC Frs
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To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERAINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
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Equity suits.

Nc z55i. Washington Gaslight Company ~
District II Columbia e al injunction. ATTORNEYS.
r. Il. Peuy Sos. r. II. Gold5boFouEb, and Lam
bert 4 Mclean.
No 1850 Georgetown Caslight Company vs..
District Of Columbia et a. injunction. ATTORNEYS.
o. 7. Dunlop, r. Ross Perry d son, and 4. Il.
Goldsb1r8ugf
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AUCTION SALES.

c. G. Sloan & Co., I4o7 G St. NV,
Washington, D c., win sell JANUARY y. 1905.
goods stored with the Peoples Storage and Express
Company in the names Of Sarah Hardy. Robert
King, Maggie joyce, Gertrude Butler and Edward
Roberts
c. r. CLIFFORD & CO. $50 7th St NV.
IA lLl314l5l517
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Charles Z. Tribby IS Caroline S.
B0Wles Murphy, alias Carrie s. Bowles Murphy,
and the unknown hciTs. deyisees, and alenees Of
FUhn Amot deceased. Defendants. Equity No
&59S.-Fhs object Of this suit is TO establish title
IN the complainant by adverse possession to lot
seven 10. in the subdivision Cf square three hun
dred and eight $685. in the city Of Washington.
District Of Columbia recorded in subdivision
book TO- az page g. Of the records Of the surveyor
Of said District. On motion Of the complainant
by Howard BOYD. his attorney. il Is, this list dag
Of November. 1907. ordered. that Caroline s. B0wles
Murphy, otherwise known as Carrie $. B0Wles
Murphy. and the unknown heirs deviseez, and
alieuees Of John Au0t CaHse their appearance TO
be entered herein on the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of three months from this
date; otherwise this cause viii be proceeded with
as in case Of default. Provided a copy Of this
order be published once week for three successive
weeks during the first month, and twice month
during the next two months in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald.
HARRY 81 CLABAUGH, Chief Justice. A true
copy-Test. lseall J. Il, YOUNG, Clerk By
WINS. +. LEMON. Assistant Clerk.
nO22 g dec y q j89l6
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

Nolioe-foi0Wlng schedule lot guaranteed.
II 20 A. n. Daily SeaboaTd Mai. Through coaches
ana Pullman seepeIs 10 Savannah ana JacE5Jnslls.
Ihfo1SA sieeisIs Washington 10 Hamlet and liam
Eel 10 Atlanta, FaF.gr Ga 10 Piushgrst. Dining
cars.
- +. n. Daly-seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman ualu through to Jacksonville and -. Au-
s'ls,iue Also Through siceDus To Pinelurst. Al
l@nt4, brminshzia, aad Memphis. Dining cars
s-y J.. 81. Daily -Seab0aTd Express Coaches and
fIi-iaans 20 savannah and Jacksonville
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE srAFfl

Auaimmants and sentences;
United States vs.. James Hill. grand larceny; plea
NOS guilty.
United States vs Alfred Dawson, robbery; plea
not guilty.
United states IS Thomas Brooks grand larceny,
sentenced 10 penitentiarg for year and one day
United states IS Joseph Albany, HOUSEKEEPING
SIX months In WOTkhOuse.
United States vs., William " WAND forgery
sentenced 10 enc year and che day in fenitentiary
United States IS. James LaIker assault with dan
cerous weapon; sentenced TO five years in peuiten-
tiaTy.
United States Is. Harry H. Wilson, assault with
dangerous weapon sentenced TO five years IN peni-
tenIi3rr
United States 70. John Swan larceny from United
States motion for sentence continued.
United States vs.. Elias jacobson, false pretsnCesi
two witnesses allowed to be summoned from New
York City, n. y. for defendant at expense Of the
United States.
United States rs Charles IandTum HOUSEKEEPING
plea Of guilty Withdrawn and plea Of not guilty en-
tered; verdict guilty, with recommendation 10 mercy.
United States " George 4. Griswold. forgery
motion for new trial fled
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ B.-EJlloaiug schedule figures published only
as information and aTe not guaranteed.
Tor Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile AeB Orleans
AsheyHc. Chattanooga MempAis, $40 O. 70. aaa
IL ~ D. H. daily.
foE Haaa0Ee. Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis.
NCs Orleans. I0I5 u. 10. daily
Fer Savannah. JACKSONVILLE. and Florida points.
luJ a. H. daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. HOO
a. ~. a.1 - D. ~ daily
Tours, cars TO- California, f0ar times q week. 30
g. H., Monday. " ldI1slag TLuFslsy FRIDAY.
Lo-al for HaTgis1BblTs 31j d. ID daily. Ito D. H.
et-a d4}s tqg DaaIlle. s.5 e. N. daily. ana tJr
CalI.or--Illig. s15 q, r. ard so y L. daily
II-4uclI trains tJ and ir-E B.almaut
&. T. acA1It. 81 L. & o. 81 ~ Ii Ta-laa q L A
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CircnIt Court So. 2.
IrSTICE ANDERSON

IISiltL ANDERSON
No. 1851 Stuart vs. Tundle. Judgment On ser
dict Att0rneys W. NJ Willism-Hayden Johnson
Ne. $780, JaselH IS Riggs National Bank; on
thai. Attorneys H. ". Wheatley and RaIson <
Siid1rs-R. Ross Perry son.
Assignments for to-day:
No 10 Grady vs. Washington Gsslight Company.
Attorneys Douglas & Douglas-McKeuney & Elan.
HsTy.
No. 76 Jaquetts. executrix. rs Capital Traction
Company. Attorneys, r p. Evans. F. II. Benson.
and ". W. Poultney-R- Z. Perry & Son and G. T.
Duniop
Nc g Lukins vs. Washington. Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company Attorneys. E 5.
Bailey and r. T. Strickland-A. A. Hoehling
No Us. Willard Ballinger Attorneys. ". c.
Sullivan and A. l. Ntvmyer-E l. Gies.
No. 30 WitteT. receiver, Richardson & Bur
gess Attorneys. J. II. Haydcn-A. A. Hoehling.
No. ~ DALEY vs.. Washington GaslEht Com.
pany. Attorneys. l.. }. NatheT-R. L. Perry & Son.
No IS. Coker vs. Pratt. Attorneys. H. F. Lerch
and + T. Cclladsy-John Ridout and F. z. Pratt
No gs Walker & Co rs. Elite Laundry Com.
pany. Attorneys. George keamey and Edmund
Burke-Ralstou * Siddons
No 81 Dawson administrator rs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. Alex Gilgouf
and Cuttings & Chamberlin-H Hamilton. Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
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Thomas Enters bankruptcy.

William Thomas. recently in the coal
and wood business, yesterday filed a petit
ton in voluntary bankruptcy listing his
debts at 1886. 45. with no assets.
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Mechanics, Lien.

No 575l- Henry Hin VS. George G.. Mills; lot SO.
square Sis, 81. ATTORNEY. M T. CIinkscales
No $50 j. r. Aiglcsfe & Co. vs. ". J. Pumsu;
Grant place. So. Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 46B DHlaDy, trustee. S.. Moore CO a.. re-
clfers directed 10 purchase certain notes Attouers
SalHsl MADDOX H. j. Gatleg J. J. Darlington,
and IS r. Mattiuelg-J0hu S. Seideu.
No. &5l. Van Horn eJ a. vs.. Van Horn ct a.
trustee appointed % sell; bond. sl5l5 Attorney. ".
81. O1iy-
\. a---Hrrr1-f feT.r
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. $685. Brewer vs. District q Columbia. seal5t
verdict ordered Attorneys Edaln Forest-E H
Thomas
Assignments fTr to-day;
No. % Wallach IS. District Of Columbia. AttOr
neys. r. T. D0uniug-E. II, Thomas.
Nc. 81. Butler Us. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. W. g. Gardiner and z. \. Hopewen-R
r. Perry & Son and q, II Dunlop.
No. 257. Hibas vs.. BligAtvood Railway Company
Attorneys. Robinson White-C. A. Douglas and O.
+. Hoover.
No, 35t, Scott administrator. Is. Putnam. admin
istTatoT. Attorneys. /. T. Everett Louis M0lnar
and + w. r. EWing-W. II. K0bes0n.
No. 81. BaUon q. Collier .Iuc.l vs. Egbert At
torueys, A. G. Wells-F. D. Blackstone.
No. 4505 Davis vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. /. II. Dayid-C A.
Douglas and q. =. Hoover.
Ne, 272 Henderson 81, Ferry ct al Attorneys
Charles Poe-snd q. F. Williams
SO. 20. Han vs. United Cigar Stores Com
Tany. Attorneys, J. J. Bukart and David Ro;hs
% II n. p.
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jLbltJE BAhAAEIl
No. l53 IN re opening alley I'D square 7s5. order
Tor marshal % summon illt.
No. ~. In re extension q Hsuard street. hear
ing
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CHEsAPEAKE q OHIO RAuWAY

AOIE-ruo.islsd Ouiy as information. ana net
sgaIall-esl.
l1y T. ut. & o. LIMITED Daly-Fast rss-
uUlIe ualu- Pullman seepeTs 10 Lexington IsouIs-
tl4le. Nlle-4---tl, indiana lliis. Calcaeg ana ST.
LoHls- Connection IoT f.Es.lia hot eEuUgs. Pun
uau cars Louisville i1 Nashville. Memphis, and Aea
% cans Dining C-Es la carte ssEFlce.
A-J 4. NJ r. u LIMITED. DaIT-HOld
yestlu3ie tram. Pullman reepers % CINCINNATI
Le1l1EtaD. and Louisville. Compartment sleeliug
Car 90 UgLu4 Hot cErIugs geek DAYS Dining cars
q "a carte service. pullman sleeD1rs Cincinnati 70
Chicago aud 81 Louis and Louisville % Memphis
NastTI-lf ana SEES Ureaus
Reservations ard JeAets at Chesapeake and ono
ciLcls 81 GeDlslIFaIll Avenue, ~ f4th street.
acaF +. and AsE LlllI Station Telephones AIzln
iaoJ To- Washington Terminal cab Service ana aiasB
40 ~ 10 Z. D D ILcEgL ono.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED: ONE or
two rooms and bath: ia northwestern part q the
city Please give fuI particulars. BOX Il. Herald
Office ial24t
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS
gOTtmment. estate. and damage claims, no charge
unless Successful FULLER AGENCY. III nth nv.
oe5-d
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS d. C..
Washington. January g. l9s.- Sealed proposals
VIII be received at this Office until y O'Clock noon
JANUARY - 1905 for constructing an addition %
the Eastern Market House. including the Fish Mar
BET 60 tie west located st North Carolina avenue
and Seventh street southeast. Forms specifications
information, and necessary proposal blanks may be
obtained at this Office Room so. g. H. B. F.
MCFARLAND, HENRY J.. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioner. T. g. isl4l516.I7ls.2l
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Criminal Court No. :.

United States rs. Joseph Psoiucci murder in first
degree; order postponing execution 10 February q
1892
No. 1lG. In Re estate Of John N. Ciapp; on
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HAULING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. TRUNKS
give iTstclass service, answer calls promptly; CON
tract 10 haul anything; plenty Of teams. CLARFNs-
DON SMITH, 9Th and x SIS. Nv. Phone Main %
js990t
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DINING CAFES.

The belmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
Tn our special lunch. 25c. Ladies and gentlemen.
as8 Peuua. ave.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

set Of Toeth and Gold Crowns g up. Gold FH-
iuEs s. uu- Silver Filings BE- Work guaranteed.
SO pain. LIZ. GEO. l. EDMONDS. go 4 81. Nv
allU
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES, No EXTRACTING;
10 pain; lCok. feel act. aud last longer than nat
g.sI teeth. zhulnken faces made normal; painless
dnus DR. j. L. WILSON IZC5 r Sc. uw, myZ9-ti
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT 8 PER CENT
On watches diamonds. ard jaHelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
Bonded broker. ass Ninth 81 NV
r02Ieud-ff
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS wOyES FROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of IFS kind n the city. WASH
INGTGN RUG CO. ISL 5th ST. NV. Phone 81. ass,
5al0gt
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ROOMS PAPERED, g UP; SAMPLES
brought. latest fan designs painting LIE pREUX
l5li Sun 81. Phone \. 3i5lm. aISG
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MASSAGE.
WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
wall paper at a very low sacrifice. Can and see
cur stock. F. u. NOLTE, so llth st. NV
la3-eOd-H
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

WE HOVE FURNITURE. WE STORE FURNI-
tuIe IN clean locked rooms. We pack and shin
furniture. PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRFSS
CO. 154l 7th 81. n.y. iaIsqt
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care packing and shipping a specialty
kREIG'S EXPRESS. lZ4 H st. NV Phone Main
s9le su2s-.f
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UNFINISHED
APARTMENTS TO LET.

Nos. 1919 AND 1914 IRVING ST WV -DEsIR-
able first and second floor. vellliEhted apart
ments Of aud rooms and bath; excellent loca-
ton IN Mount Pleasant, convenient 20 uth and
llth 81, car lines. Special Inducements Apply
THOMAS j. FISHER * Co. incorporated.
7ak-5t rs 18th st. uw
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DAILY COURT RECORD
I "wednesday, January IS, 1908,
Probate Court.

tlial. Attorneys. worthington. Head Frailsy- 4
i. +. Davis
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
'IQ9a. n. Dine- Pullman Parlor.
1900 q. u. Bu0et PsTlof tige-hour Train,
ss.9 a. a. Diner and Pullman Par0t Car.
ll49 a. "a Dlner ana Pullman PaIioE Car.
= 80 p IN. Dimes ar1 Pullman ParoF Car.
5 % D. h0yai Limited % All Pullman 5hOuF
II $50 p. IA. Coaches % Philadelphia
800 p. M. Diner ana Pullman Pari0r.
g ~ y ia Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
!! ~ ?. m SiecpeEs.
'Z:52 a. m sleepers
ATLANTIC AZ cry. 20. $50. fn00 q. n. 100,
ANNAPOLIS. week days 500 a. m. 23s noon,
49, bbJ ?. u. sundays 20 a. d.. $50 p u.
EVERY hour on THE HOUR.
theek days. z % a, n. 70 : ~ p a-l
TO BALTIMORE.
N - 800, is@0 Tag. 'l-J. 1870. ego, 800,
- 'iea9. .liaS a. N. ilzyj noon, tlz15 .i9g.
JOS. $50. 1850 SO i ~, 'sW, ~. 'lg90.
wv Il ~. ii: - p. ~
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, $40 a. a., ~ = 80 . m.
ClNCiNNATl. 81. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
by 50 a NJ -, p N, 'iz;40 HisEt.
night.
CLEVELAND. $40 D. n.
NhEEISSG. sic q. n. SO
MlNChkol I'll. 1917 q. H.. Is.l5. y % .. m
y RLbEhICh' iszJ' islV, ss.l9 a. m s4.1. l4aS.
hAGERsT0WN 1910 a. m 20 D. H.
,Jall}. Except SUNDAY. SUNDAY Oniy.
I.1L "a hyN - al al Of tns following Ticket OF
ave. Nam IS. AeW Union Station Ticket once,
9Iali 9oo0- Information Bulcau, Main s5s3
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE. We STORE FOR 75c A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. Gs-iZ3-
20 10th ST. nE. Phone Main i2aa iaS-SB
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY RFAL,
estate at lowest current rates Of interest; special
privileges with respect 20 prior payments TYLER
~ RI HEREFORD Qne.l, 80 18th 81 NV ocstf
MONEY To LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates Of Ia
teJC5t All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers WN. H. SAUNDERS
* Co. li07 S. NV. ocs-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
5 per cent 10 per cent on ID. O. real estate
Every consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company.
Phone Main 1862 20 G street u ~
mhlStf
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-02
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.


J. o. Martin left yesterday mornIns
for Hachita 10 pay on the men al
the Gold Hill company's mine
Mrs. T. C. Nolan came up from Ma
cozari yesterday on visit in Doug
las over Sunday.
Miss Bradley of Bisbee, head OF the
millinery department In the Copper
Queen store there. came down TO Doug
las TO spend yesterday and today wit
friends here.
Several Young people or Douglas
went TO Slaughter's ranch yesterday
on a picnic.
Yesterday mornings train brought 3
great many Bisbee visitors TO Douglas
20 spend Saturday and Sunday. taking
advantage of the low fares.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pratt of Naeozart
are visiting in Douglas for few days
Mrs. Charles Mickey Of Aqua Priets
was taken to the hospital Friday even
ing for an operation.
Nh. and Mrs. W. T. Hughes OF Doug
las left yesterday morning for Clayton
Y. NJ, on q visit for the summer.
George II. Kelly left yesterday FOL
Globe TO visit his daughter for a couple
of days and accompany MIS-. Kelly
nome.
Mrs. F. W. Nichols of Douglas AND
her mother. Mrs. J. d. Fox, will less-~
today for Fl Paso to attend the wed
ding there OF Miss Catherine Paxton
next Wednesday.
The kitchen roof at the I. K. can
residence on Seventh street was lift
ed BY the wind yesterday afternoon
and considerable damage was done
Mrs. Carr was in the kitchen at the
time and barely escaped serious IN.
jury.
The wind yesterday afternoon lifted
the roof of William Kline's stable IN
the rear of his building and set the
transported roof up against two small
frame dwellings in the alley nearby
with such force that the buildings were
nearly demolished.
Henry Goshen will leave today Tor
Yuma and the Imperial valley country
on a visit of a couple Of weeks. Mr.
Goshen has just returned from a t1r
to California and was so impressed
with what he saw of the country from
passing through it and what he has
read, that he is now going to look II
over carefully with the idea of secur
ing some of that land.
The little 1S-month sold daughter Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chestfield died
Friday at the ranch home near San
Bernardino and was brought to Doug
las yesterday for burial. The boo.
was met at the train by UnderJs-e,
Washington, who took charge Of the
interment.
Mrs. W. D. Eastman and children
leave next week for Cleveland, Ohio
where they will spend the summer
with relatives.
The ". c. T. U. is planning for a
pleasant social afternoon at the nom
Of its president Mrs. s. c. Long.
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PAID ELECTION BET
BY WHEELBARROW RIDE
H. E. Stone Furnished Motive
Power for ]. w, Sparks
Through Streets.

DOUGLAS. June 1.-(Special.-
]. W. Sparks got his ride in the
horseless carriage Saturday night that
was coming TO him from H. e. Stone
in the payment of his election bet, and
1t could not have happened at a more
opportune moment TO be enjoyed by
many people.
Douglas bad been asleep al day
from the closing of the stores and the
exodus of geo people on the excurs-
ion and 1t was not until 1880 when both
sides of the street on G.. Avenue were
thronged with the excursionists who
had last arrived and were on their way
home, and Stone with his red whSll
barrow and lone passenger, and end
less procession of rooters, were TAX
ing up the middle of the road, that the
city really ,awoke.
They started out from the Pullman
Cigar stand and went south to the end
of the business section. Then a good
long rest Stone turned his red gocart
around and countermarched to the
Pullman Cigar stand where another
rest oeme and then on to the other
END of the street and back to the
starting point. Everybody enjoyed
the joke immensely but Stone. With
him Il was no joke. Sparks was haT'
ing the time of his life dangling his
feet over the front Of the wheelhar'
row. He had a big automobile horn
and be was working it overtime.
Probably one of the most comical
figures I'm the procession through was
Sam F4nley, the body guard Sam was
logged out II campaign attire with
sioucn hat, Kaki suit, canteen, and
big mnsket over his shoulder, and ne
followed right at the heels of Stone
so that there was no chance for the
victim TO s.ut and :un- Behind the
military guard came the judges ann
the agg egst,i 0f small DoyE. On
the whole ii vas well done. -:'';.e
rose 20 the oxCaai n and VIII every
body bal "a Son= taaga at his expense
he took II IN good spirit.
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DIES AT 81 YEARS.

Mrs. Catherine Price died Friday
night about / O'Clock at her home on
Nineteenth street. between A and p
avenues from the infrlnities of old
age. The deceased was s4 years of
age. and has one son in Mexico. The
funeral will be held at . O'Clock thu
afternoon in the Washington underta'>
ing chapel.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-02

Eetired to a Book grove was In love
case. with her. But SO
were the others, for that matter, and
ais state o; mind was no excuse for
utter imbecility. That was how the
others looked at It.
Possibly they were prejudiced by
the fact that Kitty il she showed par
dality for any one showed it for Col
grove. Dickson, being aspiring, tried
brayely TO emulate Colgrove's plan,
but his voice was weak and unconyinc-
ing when he requested more music
after Kitty had toiled through the
Moonlight Sonata" so she said she
was tired and refused him. She added
with a touch OF severity that any one
who really loved music would realize
that the sonata took all the best in one
and left no power to give another Sc.
lection as it should be given. Col
grove said "Of course" sternly. So
Dickson retired 20 bookcase, where
be pretended 20 be interested in the
titles on the leather and cloth backs.
All Kittys admirers wondered why
she did it. The more hours day abe
gave up TO her practice the worse she
played. When a girl was as pretty
as she was a man was sufficiently en-
tertained Just by locking at her or lis
teping to her talk. There was really
no reason for her going in SO dss-
perately for music.
One would think she had made q
vow!" young Seth declared, irritably,
after an evening when he had not been
able to exchange more than 8 word
with Kitty. ''Colgroye kept her at
the piano all the time. Is he stone
deaf or does he think he can get rid
of the rest Of u that way? I guess
can stand it as long as he can,
He certainly can't enjoy it,"
He acts as IL he did" Dickson as
serted, gloomily. And he always
gets the chair nearest the piano where
he can turn the leaves and hunt up
music and all thAt!'
Even Kitty's family, in the privacy
OF their own councils, said with awe
that Colgroye certainly must be very
much in love with Kitty to endure the
racket
COlgrove said her talent was won
derful and boosted about 1t. When
ever new acquaintance came in he
would cough and say: Won't you
play something, Kitty" Then to the
respectful listeners: That's one nice
thing about Miss Troble, you never
have to ask her twiceI"
When invitations were out to Col
groves and Ktty's wedding all the
disappointed rivals tried to pretend
that they We're sorry for him. One Of
them. more revengeful than the others,
had an inspiration. The result was
that among the wedding presents
there shone respondent a handsome
piano with a card bearing ten names
attached. The ten were the chief of
the disappointed rivals.
Colgroye and Kitty, looking over
their gifts the day before the wed
ding, paused before the mahogany
case.
It's a beauty" ColErove said, en-
Enthusiastically.
Yes, said Kitty, Ilstlessly. There
was a smoldering light in her eyes as
she glanced at the piano which was
new 70 ColgToYe. cd
Don't you like it?" he asked, anx-
iously. Isn't 1t the kind you
wanted, Or"
I hate it," she sobbed. Il hate
every piano on earth! I was $3.50