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The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
RE-ENTERs NEWSPAPER WORK.
Lieut.. POindexter to Be Associate
Editor of war-enton virgfnian.


Special to Tie Washington Herald
Warrentcn. Va. May Announcement
is made that Lieut. Fielding L Poindex-
ter. L. s. a, retired. who has been at
various times connected with the Balti-
more sun the Baltimore News. Louis
vile C0urier-Journal. and New York
Evening sun. VIII become associate edi-
tor OF the Warreaton virginian, succeed
ms the late ". A. Thompson. WHO was
shot by Prof J. D. Harris in a quarrel
Lieut.. Poindexter only recently took up
his residence in Warrenton.
Lieut. Poindexter is a Virginian BY
birth, being nephew Of Attorney Gen
eral Anderson, Of Virginia Before en-
teTing the army he had a varied news
paper experience. He served the Port
land OregOniSn as war correspondent IN
the Philippines He was retired frem the
army on account of his health.
be is a brother Of Representative Poin-
dexter, OF Washington state. and Of At
torney Ernest Poindexter, Of Washington
City.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
DuaI SO League Opens.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Head
CIerksburg, W Va, May 2-The Penn
sylvania-West Virginia Baseball League
viii open here Tuesday, Nay /. with a
game between ClaTksbuTg and CharIeroi
All the clubs in the league are in fine
condition and prosperous season Is an
ticipated- ClarksbUTg and Fairmont are
the only towns in the circuit where Sun
Gay ball viii be played
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Convicted OF wreckIne Hand Car.

SDeciaI 70 The Washington Head
Cumberland. Nd. Nay 3-Raymond
Miller. aged sixteen years. was convicted
by a jury here to-day upon a charge Of
obstructing the Eckhart branch of the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
by placing a spike on the track. which
caused a handcar OF which were sfx
men 10 be wrecked James Thomson
another youth, testified that he saw MI
Ter pick Up a spike and heard him saw
he was going TO wreck the hand car.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
LittIe Work bv Grand Jurv

Specal % The Washington Herald
LynchbUrg. Va. May 3-Only three in
6ictments were returned to-day in the
CoTpoT alton Court. one each for forgery-
robbery, and murder. The latter indict-
ment was against Parker Lewis for the
murder OF Thomas Crawford on April 70.
Lewis VIII be tried Friday.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Equity Suits

Nc E7a II r Daughters q Azs-cz: dissola-
tio1 of corporation Attorney. J. J. Dzrling-ca-
Nc. $50 In re National Council Daughters q
AIe7icz. sane. At1CTury. sane.
Nc. 251- Amelia " 5anSz et al vs August
F. Ebsriy. &c e al; r1tify settlenent After
1eT. &. P Shoaiey.
No. ~ Edna N Bizzs IS William BiES e
al divorce Attorneys n Steaunan ard P. 4
Lc1Ehran
No. ~. Ahbie ?. GiIbcrt =. Heu-J A. Gilbert
e al; sppoiEt ueT tT-stee 20 quist title Attc-
neys. Col6ren & FennirF
No. o51 Harris Automatic Press Company -
Potter Printing Press Company; injunction. At
torney ] y Nc,sin
No gSS Malcolm u Hill e a. ~ Thonas
Il. PicSfCrd C 81; Injunction and scc51nting- At
tonsys. c. a Douglas and 8. I. Baker.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Frost Damages TruckinK.

Lynchburg, Va. Hay "A heavy frost
attended by almost freezing temperature.
last night, has. it is feared, worked great
harm 20 trucking interests around the
city. as wen as 20 gardens IN the city.
The largest trucker here stated TO-DAY
hat at least one-half the vegetables
growing on his farm were killed.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Mount Ephrafm store Burns

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Boyds. Nd, May 3.-The brick store
and dwelling formerly known as the
''DTonenburg property" at Mount Eph-
rain, caught fire to-day and all the
wood work Of the structure was burned
The ou1buildings and barn were de-
stroyed, entailing loss OF several thou
s2nG dollars It was owned by Nicholson
Bros, Of Diekerson. The origin OF the
FIRE Is unknown.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
ID Saloon. in Greenhrter-

White Sulphur Springs. ". Va, May :.
The County Court Of Greenbrier has re-
fzsed 20 grant liquor licenses here, and as
2 result the most famous summer. resort
Il Virginia Is not likely 10 be opened this
season. Hotel p-oprietors say they viii
be unable q make any money unless
they are granted licenses. The closiaE OF
the resort means its abandonment Tor al
tina
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Given One Year in Penitentiary.

Special 70 The Nashlngton Head
Front Royal, Va. May 3.-win Hughes
who was arrested a few days ago on the
charge OF brglarizing the wareroona os
the Southern Railway depot. was sen
fenced to-day by Judge Harrison. of the
Circuit Court, 10 one year in the peni-
tentiary-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
DUFFY EXTENSION PLANNED.
Old Narrow Gauge Railroad VIII Be
Improved.

SPECIAL to Tie Washington Herald.
Clarksburg. ". Va. May ait is cur
rently reported that the narrow gauge
railroad which runs from walkervlHe 10
Ireland VIII be converted into a standard
gauge The same report says the road
viii be EXTENDED TO Duffy and win tap
the kanawha River coal fields.
The road is now owned by " E Nick
& Sons, and PittsbuTg capitalists are
said 10 be negotiating for its purchase
with view Of converting il into a stand
ard gauge and opening up the Kanawha
River coal fields.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Aged Page Cozaty Woman Dead.
S7eCsai 70 The Washington Herald
Lursy. Va. Nay Mrs John H Zir-
kIe. aged sixty-nine years. died last night
ST her home in this county. Death vas
due 10 a stroke OF paralysis which shs
sustained a few days ago
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
s.Blind Tiger Taropriefors Sentenced

Lynehburg- Va. May 1.-Two men. one
white and one colored. the former being
the proprietor Of restaurant. were con
Ttcted to-day IN the Police Court on the
charge Of operating blind tigers Nc
aTFeais were noted. Eacn defendant
vs. EEed 50 aid given q month in 5ail.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
ATTACKED COLORED GIRL.
John woIfOrd Fined 500 and Given
Jail Sentence.

SPECIAL to ne Washington Herald.
Covington. Va. May 3.-John WoIford.
white. aged twenty-five years, was tried
to-day before Justice Cushing. charged
with attacking q seven-ye2r-oId eoIored
girl. the daughter OF Harry Wallace. He
was found guilty and sentenced TO pay
s. fine Of 800 and six months IN Jail VOL
ford came here from Harrisonburg, Va.
about five years ago Harry Wallace.
the father Of the girl, assaulted WoIford
after he was arrested and while he was
out on ball Wallace was arrested, and
Justice Cushing fined him $50
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Rankruptcv Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Nc g. II e Dennis J. OCo-nC-: 6ischsrss
c-dr-ed
Nc ss. n R Chs7lss r MayhsE; hearing On
discharEe 81 :or Nay IS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
-oaT Mine superintendent Dead.

ToaT Mine superintendent Dead
sperial TO TIE ssshir-tu- Head
Cumberland. Nd. May 3-Daniel Beck
man. aged fo-ty-fve years. supertnten-
dent Of the ChaTee Coal Company. OF the
Elk Garden region Is dead at Chanee OF
pneumonia. He IS survived by his wife
and FIVE children.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
United States vs.. Nathaniel Williams: assault
With dangerous weapon. plea not guilty
United States IS Robert J. LzErenson. receiving
stolen property; pics guilty, sentence suspended
6;sring good behavior
United States Ts George Washington; assault
with danscrUls weapon; plea guilty q simple 1s-
ssult personal recoguizauce taken
United states y. GTzcs Robinson: szme: plea
not guilty
Uuitsd states Is Grace Robinson. James Robin
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Circuit Court xo. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 80 Williams ?. eKecgto-. IS. Heron e a.
Judzlst O. verdict
No SS2L Go-mlv =. AEacostfs ard Potomac
River Railway Ccmpsuy: sane. At.o-asgs. ] N-D
CsrT1sgtcn ard 7. A. Fattsrso1-C. i. D01E,.s and
&. Z. Hover
No. ssl4 HeTudou Milling Conrzav " I.-is.
verdict for plaintiff for 81 Astaneys. T. A.
For5-E r. Jackson.
N1Iice-TheTp VII b no jur- frisls u thls eo-.rt
rntil Moniar Mar "a fea
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Lawsuits.

No. 5lse. Charles z TrIbty claimant appellant.
IS. Mary D. Collier: appeal Atto-ney. o. ?. n
Brown
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Equity Court NO. 1.
IrsTTCE RARNARn

~tFtAtE bEaNhhU
M. Z792 Bel q al IS Younz e al o-se-
E-anting defendant permission 70 fle new answer
Attorneys. Birney & Woodari-
No. Sis2 Tan Ts- Davis. r1lc dismissed At
tor1eys F. P Rhodes ard II " Hendr-D Roth
srhild
10. 80 BdTtlcy II BucIiEn2li. order over
ruling d1TnurTuL ATTORNEYS. Ralstoa & Siddars-
Howe Wrzht. ". $ Abcrr. :. " GIenraa
and & A White
Nc Esis. Dulauy. trustee - Wazgzmaa Ct al .
oTTier foT receiver % purchase ard referred 20
auditor Attorneys. MADDOX & Galley
Ne. III. Jaas0n e a. u E1bcrly Ct al. order
appointing guardian al Hten- Attoruey. r. P
ShesIey.
No. 5SA IN ~ National Council Daughters n
Ame1ea; order q pubiiczti0p Atto-uey. J.
Darlington.
NJ S5Ia In re Tie Daughters Il America. sams
Att0-ney. sane
No. 2s5L Yiele q al u Yisle e A.. o-dr- f'-
corlusel Zee. Attorneys. II. p Blair and C. s
Hliycr.
Nc. E5c7 Marouy vs Stone & Fairfax q a. +,
o-iT granting leave 70 file intervuer and rals -
turnsble May s lse. Attorneys J. ?. MuHaly-
G. c Ge-ruau
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
EQUITY Court No. ?.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Nay q
Assignments for today
No s. Smith Is. Gardner Attorne-s. y. I.
Au-h-cse-W. C. Czr5irer
Ne IS Ruehsam rS C-zndaIL Atto--srs
Rzlsc0n & SiidGzs-JeTor5s & Dornev
No so Taylor " Wsshinrfo1 & C-es7ue7Ss
Beach Railway Conpany Attorneys. A. s. Worth-
ingrGn-Fuliau Lewis
No. "a. Joh-s9n IS. Aleza8dria. &c Attons7s.
Wz--er- -CarEpbeL
No 81. IOEEsy ~ Meyer Attorneys. Daring
ton & Classic.
No IS Edson. T.. = a. II Solder e a. At
toTnsT I. WIliz-son
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

so1 and Edward Webster; sane: pea rot guilty
LnI-sd States - GccrSc Ford. hOg-seb-gaking
and depredsticn On private property. verdict not
guilty.
United States Herman G PIppi1. onbezzie-
ment ard larceny; dcfcndznf Surrendered and srety
released: rcrsonal recosslizanos taken
Assignments for to-day.
Uuitesi States Ts. Raymond Hauiscn-
Jaited States William M. Jscks7r-
United States IS. Harris-1 Saun6a-s
United states Is David Stcrli--
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 55E. Hayes IS. DeuenhoEcr. appeal noted I:
suDGsodess bcDd fzed a. Sisa Attorneys. L H
David Hayden J0hnso1-
In Re estate Z HsuuzE Co1ie- or trial At
to-ueys. Lambert & Yestuz7-W. 6. Gardner ard
". r. Reilly
Assizz-ncats fcr today
United States y. Lewis Carte and Aired Coie.
United States - Geu--c Black-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

WaT-enton. Va--W. c. Marshall. editor
Of the Warrenton Virginian,- and partner
Of ". A Thompson, who was recently
killed here. pays the following tribute to
his co-worker IN the editorial columns
Of the Tirginian;
In 1850 he came TO work with ne
From tl4at time TO this be worked no
where else. IN al these years he never
once gave ne a hasty word OF an unkind
glance To all his friends he was faith
Ia and true. and ne had many Of them
He was genial and cordial with every
body. and ever ready by word OF deed
to perform Z kindness. never in his life
speaking extensively without provocation
He was without sordid, ctiDgy thought
Whatever ne had was anyoody's who
needed Il more, than himself He IS SUI
vIved By q young VIE and two little
children. Some dayyI win Try to pay a
fitting tribute to MS memory. The task
IS beyond me now"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Marriage licenses for the following Viz
sinia and Maryland couples were issued
here yesterday.
Albert H. Roseberry. Of NokesviIle. Va,
and Catherine Kite. OF syria. Va
Edward D. Young, OF Montgomery. Ala,
ana Cassie Hardy. OF Bethesda, I'D.
Charles A English. jr-, and Mary A.
H0lldge. both Of Fairfax County, Va
Esmond Jvey. Of Henley on Thames.
England. and Blanche W Emery. of An
napolis, Nd
John s McAIath. Of Cape Charles. Va.
and Annie Eaton, Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

HagerstOwn. Md.-The corOner's jury
summoned 70 inquire into the death OF
Nimrod Hammond and Robert Kruger.
who were sunOcated in the lookup al
Waynesboro. returned verdict OF acci-
dental death. The police were exonerated
from all blame. although the jury recon-
mended that hereafter all prisoners be-
fore they are locked up be searched for
matches and other articles with which
they may co themselves harm.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Fredericksburg, VA J. Mason. OF
Orange County, while saving a big log
at his sawniu near the Wilderness, struck
a g-a2eshot inbedded IN the heart Of the
tree. which knocked out all the teeth OF
the saw The shot had been inbedded in
the tree since 1868. having lodged there
during the battle OF the Wilderness IN
tie civil War
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-06-24
GRADES.

Miss Georgia Hunt-Seventh Grade.
Miss Sena Towers-Sixth Grade.
Miss Helen Daughtry-Fifth Grade A.
Miss Maude Fisher-Fifth Grade B
and Fourth Grade A.
MissJ ulia Nc Daniel Fourth Grade B.
Miss Laura Ford-Third Grade A.
Miss Annie Harper-Third Grade B.
Miss Marguerite Howland-Secon
Grade A.
Miss Susie Anderson-Second GRADER.
Miss IsA D, Lloyd-First Grade A.
Miss Caroline Deas-First Grade B.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-06-24
A COMPLETE LIST
OF NEW TEACHERS

The Board of Education have filled
all vacancies, and the teachers for the
high school and grammar grades are as
follows:
HIGH SCHOOL
w. T. Dumas, Sup't- Science.
R. K. Malone-Mathemati ard
Greek
o. H. Langford-Latin and History.
Miss Lola Lou Smith-English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

ing the printed address OF the ~
pcrlnlondeni There will be- moth
ms on the envelope TO indicate
the name Of the applicant Each
envelope presented will look cx.
aotly like every other envelope
Al the time Of the drawing these
envelopes will be thoroughly
MIXED before the public and then
selected unfortunately one At d
time, and the applications con
tainod In tho selected envelopes
will be numbered In tho order In
which they are selected These
numbers will control tho order In
which the lands may be- choaef
Notices Will AZ aneo be- mailed 70
the eaccoaaful applicants. inform
Ing thom Of some dato after April
l, 1910, on which they may select
and enter their land al these
lands will be classified and ap
praised aud must be paid foe At
the appraised value One.third Of
the value ~ tho f1athead lands
and onefifth Of tho value Of the
other lands. must be paid At the
time Of entry The remainder OF
the purchase price may be paid in
i've equal annual lnstHllmonta
Residence must be established
within six months Of date Of entry
and continued With cultivation mn.
III patent has been earned. either
BY five years rosldence and cult.
walton. and the annual payment Of
the inniallment, OF by fourteen
months residence aud cultivation,
and the payment Of all deferred
inhtallmenia A failure 10 pay any
annual lnutallmcnt will forfeit all
flght To the land entered and an
money already paid
The Flathead lands have al
ready been appraised At q IS 10 81
an acre. aud tho lands IN tho other
reservations are nov being ap
praised, probably at tho sans
price
Soldiers who served IN the civil
war, tho spanish var. or tho Phil
lpplne lnaurfectlon. or their wild
owu OF minor orphan children are
not required 10 80 10 tho ragiuira.
ilon point Ia person. but may reg
lister through agents who will reply
TO their applications Tor such req
lhiratiou al one of tho points
named They Nill no, be required
TO make entry on the day design.
cd them for that purpose. but may
file, either In person or through
agents. deciarn,ory statement By
paying q This will reserve tho
lands Tor them foF als months. bat
at the end Of cir months they
must make entry IN person and
pay the first lnstaliment of the
purchase money. After residing on
the land FOR one year they may
claim credit on the remaining four
years FOR their period Of their mil.
hary aervioe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

fore the widow would allow ths
lawyers IN go ahead they promised
her that Il they failed they WOULD
stand an expenses and would pag
90 hef In addition the $50 900 ieli
On her Va iia viii
Then thaf came out into the opan,
dccisfiug Mn haldNlna Intention
tu eaalest the viii on tho ground
that BALDWIN WAS insane over va
mun 10 rcueral and was unduiy In
iiucueed By CERTAIN women u low
repute al The time that his will
vas drawn
Gpsslrs ffum one end " the state
10 The other were smacklug their
llps in anticipation OF a legal fight
repietr with sensation and scandal.
wheu the announcement came that
the heirs had agreed TO compromise.
Theirs vas a cnuference Of heirs
and lawyers and when Il was AL
over the will n Lneky" baldwin
was broken Mrs baldwin, the
widow. was about a milllan dollars
richer. Mn. Rnreiia Robinson selby,
= daughter whose relationship 20
BAldsin was not suspected until
the will Was read. vas 500 00a
richer. aud sin lawyers bad Won
$500 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

,m ANGELES, Cal June ] rs
~ ,sae.eoo On their lndsmgnl
- ll,y culd literally bluff ths
.'a,l Aelrs to the estate OF he
l-l.nckyni halieiu, tbs
~. t,,,tman vho died al bis
". ~ ,hls city reeeni5 fys
.+.,-,.s q this city and one Of
5l.r<.,so hruke DE hmoas
,,s,s sill won SEE 900 fei
,-.<lrs AID si90e.11e for the
~ xAp had been cut OF with
~ Ia tlipeao.
~. ls,slls q the gamble ial
-. il ~as-hase iasi come
~ uff.es TIE iayufite hQasi
Sfs.ys BaIdsin during his liic'
~ n hat b. would Distribute
n,rsy where be pleased and
4 voald have Niil that
~ =, b hfukra. To make SURF
i, sill would stand a. be leii
Ktst q eanse Inserted which
rs,Ia>. IA, u ans heir should cnn
- \ IL nais<taat should lose
a. Ais &C her shafr-
va this clause snniuntlus them
= hstsrs -, ihemaelses 10 the
r q krakln< ths viii without
S1lr-ls< Il And nsins To Mrs.
E|l~In even her ANAL share he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
HOW TO GET SOME OF THE MILLION
ACRES UNCLE SAM IS TO RATTLE Off

unelo sam ia about 10 hold an.
other land lottery This time Il
Ia about a million acres Of farm
land in three Indian reservations
IN the iaf west Tho lands to be
opened have been part of the
Occur d'Aleno reservation In Ida
no. the Spokane reservation IN
Washington. and the Fiathoad res.
eryaiion In Montana,
There 10 not much public land
let and there will, no doubt. be
about three times a. many appii.
cants ~ there ara acres. II
should be Understood that nobody
can play the came without got.
ting on the spot And there are
offer qualifications.
For tho benefit OF those lntor.
esied. the Washington correspond
cut Of this newspaper has secured
nom the official In charge Of this
matter. namely, Judge Jas. W. Wit.
ten 81 the land department. the
following statement, which Ia In
tended 10 answer all questions
touching these lands and how to
set them
"ne,woen July Is and Aug 8.
all persons deslrIng lands IN the
f1athead reservation In Montana.
The eocuf d'Alene reservation Ia
Idaho, or the Spokane reservation
In Washington, may go TO either
Mlssonla OF kallapell. Mont. to
Cosur d'Aiene Idaho. or Spokane.
Wash, and register for the draw.
Ing
Any person eau register for
lands In either or all NJ the rcscr.
vaiiona who ia qualified to make a
homestead entry An persons are
qualified 10 make such entry who
have not already made an entry.
" they are citizens of the United
States or have declared their In.
tentlaha to become citizens. aud
do not already owu more than i60
acres. however acquired. An ap.
plicatluna ipr REPATRIATION must be
sworn 10 At one Of the points
named. aud any person can reg
lister for any OF all OF tho Feacrsa.
ilons. but II will he necessary tor
him To 60 10 Kalispeil or Mlssoala
to register for F1Athsad lands. to
Coear dAiene for Occur d'Alene
lands and to Spokane for spoI
Kane lands
ON August tho drawing will
bosin for the diftefent resorya
tons AZ Coenr dAlene. No par
ticular tract OF land will be az.
signed 10 any person. but the per.
son who draws No. will have
first choice Of all the lands IN the
reservation for which no draws.
No Z will have second choice. ard
so on. The plan Of the drawing Is
an absolutely ialr one. AFTER ap
plications for reservation have
been sworn TO they viii be cnclos
ed aad seated 10 an envelope bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
DOLLAR FOR GAS that
ROBBED Them OF CHILD

MOBILES. Cal. June H.
~ - fbf the gas With which
~ 1Ik,sr killsd herself vas
y parents Of PRETTY Mias
Ec~n q Glendale. who
I1i salcide in a ruomlns
~ b lAis CITY. a lev DAYS agu.
1 &Er<< 10 pay. N addition u
nss1 axpsnsas
~ uzs on'y u years old. but
= &aae Temporarily dsrangrd
Ix<1.i q oservork In high
~ ~ isiicd TO 60 hsmr ait
0IaI and Der parents notiflei
q W. Il this city to look for
~ - he captain Of the
~ Nzlrh vas reading the or.
h ~ 4 losksst for this giri.
I r l.iro'fp<n, her iiisieas bodY
& 1rl2 pazf him Into the Re
y hHpIisi
~ ~ Eune to a fuomlug
~ IN he Hnharhs and
. no. paring a month Ia
- Then she disconnected
y tube ffum the StuTe and
IN On The f1oor. With her
y 1 pillow, hal turned on
~ held the end Of Il be
- irfh entil she died
IN Mcintosh. he owner
nunlns house. notified the
u; the room rent had
l1id f1r one month 10 al.
" TIA, the gas which The
- Permitted 10 n1v into the
~ she laid herself doen
~ Dot bern paid for.
narh DO you want Tor the
~ rii ased TO end her Jiief~
~ zstsi
- shiuk q dollar would BE-
. nv 100 much. vas her an
~ he money vas paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

cHEnfsu
legge chsmise with round yoke q Tohon ps fllen
tthshsi Win tnree-neh uaauce
June white Bale price JUG
zoe
ghsmlsa
ftniahd with fuc iueks. reFa. Inc
lar fieo ............. IJC
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-20

New York, May 20.-F Augustus
Heinze, already rnder Indictment on a
charge Of overcertification of his broth
er, Otto HeinZe's checks, was arraigned
before Judge Hough in the United
States circuit court on a new indict-
ment charging misapplication of the
funds Of the Mercantile National bank,
in March and October, 1907.
He pleaded not guilty, with the privi-
lege of withdrawing the plea and max
ing any motion his counsel might de-
sire. Judge Hough set T. case for
next Friday, and as Mr. Heinze is al
ready under $4,000 bail, no additional
security was asked.
Misuse of funds of the Mercantile
National bank amounting to more than
$2,25O,O0O, by giving loans in TIE sum-
mer and fall of 1907 on notes with
out obtaining sufficient security, is
charged in sixteen instances Some of
the loans, 1t is charged, were made
for the purpose of paying off the others.
The indictment alleges that HeinEe,
as president of the Mercantile Nation
al bank, made the following loans:
To Otto Henze & Co., on eight notes
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-20
SIMPLE SERVICES
FOR OIL MAGNATE
FUNERAL OF FEATHER or STAN
DARD OIL" WILL BE HELD
TOMORROW.

New York. May 20. Arrangements
for the funeral Of H. H. Rogers were
completed today Services win be
held In the Church Of the Messiah in
this city at 10 a. m. tomorrow. Rev.
DR.. Robert Colleyer offlciates. The
body will then be taken to Fairhaven.
Mass. and simple services will be
held on Saturday in the Memorial
church, which Rogers gave to that
community. Interment will be in a
mausoleum which Rogers caused to be
erected some years ago in Riverside
cemetery in Oxford, near Fairhaven.
The pallbearers at the funeral viii
be Messrs. E. III. Gary, Geo. w. Per-
kins, John ID. ArchboId, C. A. Peo-
body, A. s. Paine, VIM. rockefeller.
e. HI. Hartman, Edward II. Redford
]. M. Beck, Melville Il. stone. James
Jordan, John ID. Ryan, Samuel L.
Clemens, DIR. G. C. Rice and Raymond
Dupuy.