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The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
Equity Court No. L.


No 2575. Mcclure vs.. Mcclure; rule returnzbls
March p Attorney. " J. Lambert
No. 27Zi3 Harrison Harrison: diTorcr zensa
e thoTo alimcny. counsel Zee ct a.. sppeul noted
Attorneys. V. p. Williamson and 7. I. Jcior3s-
". ". Douglas and J. Z. LssAey.
No. 1sEl Byon Ryon e al: rlfsrsnce %
examiner Attorneys. c. +. Hareil-J- =. H1rig1n.
No. EssG. Green6sd. executor vs. New e a.
auditor report confirmed Attorney. ". n levin
No. &5G- Bernard IA Speidel: order continuing
injunction March Is Attorneys. d. S. Maek1u and
2. d. BotelcT.
No. g77S L;tle Hungary Company rs. LefkO,
rule returnable March p 1903 Attorneys {. r.
Carusi-C. W. Da-T and c. s. S1reve-
No. %ll5. Gibson IS. Mclaughlin; rlle return
able March = Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
Assignments for to-d1y-Siotions:
10. 5lL In re Louis Cohen. Attorneys. Jones &
SHIN.
No. 500 In re Purity Ice COMPANY At.o-neys.
a. r. C1gln-F- r. StsphenS
No. 10 National Printing and Exhibit COMPANY
IS. Matthews AttorHeys. Nathaniel & c. r. WI
scn-KeiEwin & Tucker.
No. So Easter ". District Realty COMPANY. At
tn-neys. 2 B. Slater-k. r. Dickey.
No. 36. EtSninger IS. RObiEsCn- Attorneys. Z.
A. JOnes-C. H. Meriilat and Ralston Siddons-
No. a. Jones -. Wells e. al. Attorneys. Birney
6 Fowlor-A. :. WoTthing;on
No. 90 Merillat e a. rs. Hooker q al Alter
news. e. r. Merilizt-Nillan & smith
No. NJ Somerset DooT and Coiumn Con.ranv ~
Price e al Attorneys Wilsoa & Bsrksiale-
No. rs. DAVE Us. Darie Attorney. John Rldout
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 80. Andersen " Unknown Heirs: order q
publication. Attorney. T. ". Owen.
No. So Union Trust Company ". Hicks: r.
bearing denied. appeal noted 10y Justice Could.
AticrncJS G. Z. HamiltOn-F. S Perm and c. H.
Lamar.
Assignments for toAsy-Motious:
No ~ Jones vs. jones Attorneys. Fountain
Peyton-L- NJ King
No. 30 Carroll vs Carroll Attorneys. J. Ned.
CarTingtCn-L N. Kin.
No. 81 Indian Protective Association - Chass
z al Attorneys Berry & Minor-E A Chase and
G. G. Chase.
No. go. Myers ~ CooDer e al Attorneys. Z A.
Jones-C. H. McriIIat and Ralston & Siddous
No % Bon rey ys. Bombrey. Attorneys. G. T.
Collins-W. G. Iartfn
No. 0s. Butts vs.. Butts e. al Attorneys. ". T.
White-J. H. Abrams
No. 20 Kittehner vs.. Kittchnsr. Attorney. ".
G. Gardner.
No 20 Avery vs. Avery e al. Attonevs
Lecde. Fulton & CW-Coldren & fleming.
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rEvTrE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Estate q Georse KEaEer: o-der appointing g-zr-
dian. bond SI00o. Attorney. j. A. O'Shea-
Estate o. Heury Y Porter, order granting letters
q administration q. b. T. bord. $40
Estate q Charles =. Adams: order CaEr1g let
ters q ad-siais.ra.ion; bond S5o Attorneys. Ham
itou Colbc-r Yerkes & Hamilton.
Estate q Annie Y Brown; avder granting letters
tsstamcutary. bond, s. 50. Attorney. Z. l. Nilson.
Estate Of Thomas CALLAHAN; order granting letters
tes.zment2ry Attorney. g. +. Williams
Estate q John J. SiEEins. order granting letters
o. administration c {. a. Attorney. " C. Sll-lEarl-
Estate q Marx ]. shaw, order grzrriug lrs-r1--
tiona Attorney. J. J. Darllrg-on-
Esssts q John Schlotterhack; order 20 couprcuise-
Attorney. - ss-iser.
Estate u Theodore = Mcleod. order granting
letters o. ad-niuisrrzti0u; bond. 500 Attorney.
C. r. HINDER
Essste q Rachael A. Jsoksoa; VII dated Nay 3.
sos
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New York March u--.WHEAT-Fimer: fairy
active No I Northern Duluth. 70 arrive "a
No red T. o. b.. IL; No hard New YORK
T. O. b.. LIZ: No. macaroni T. o b.. LIZ: No.
Manitoba. 1.25s No. Manitoba I. o. b, lZ5z.
Expcrters took 40 loads. chiefly Durum and Mani
toba.
CORN-Weaker: snail trade No. elevator. 20
arrive Is: No. ? SPOT. 3: No 2. 70 arrive, T. o b.
Irz: No. yellow, (. O. b., l4ls; Nc. white T. O.
B. nominal Exporters took two loads
RYE-Dull; unsettled. No. 2 afoat, dornes-
tic s..
but afterwsrd all the loss was recovered and more,
to- The early weakness sscribed % speculs-
tive influence which the subsequent rally 10 shorts
covering prompted By reports Of better export de-
mand.
Corn was duh. with snail changes. Export trade
in corn was duh. owing 10 the limited supply on
oferiDgs-
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 5osa. Lsmson - Campbell; continued for
term
No. sZsA Mathy " Mathy: judgment By de-
fault and jury Of inquest ordered
No. 5566. Michael e al. IS small Ct al verdict
for plaintiff against defendant. ISado7s Small. FOR
SslE. Attorneys. I. L. Gies ard J. J. Brusnan-
Charles Poe.
No. Do2s. Crane Co. " Han; On trisl. At.or-
news. slernan & Le-eh-H ". Sohon.
No. 5o5SS SchOltterbsck. administrator vs. City
and Suburban Railway Company; verdict for plain
un Tor $50: Judgment forthwith Attorneys. L.
Tohriner. B. {. Graham. and A. L. NeWneyer-
J. J. Darlington.
Assignments for today: Motions. Sc:
No. L United States ex re-. Hazen - Gusts e
al. Attorneys. sulliVan-COrporation counsel.
No 2 Fitch " Hughes Attorneys. Da-r. Peyssr
4 Taylor-HerbeTt & Micou-
No. 5 Finch IS. SOuder. Attorneys. Simmons Z
Nhte-Balderstun.
Nc. Bias Is DoTnsy. Attorneys. Archer
Msngaz.
No. s vinson IS Thompson-Sterrrtt Co. Atto--
neys. Cuttings & Chamberlin-Dunlop and sEingle.
No. 6. Thompson Sterrett Co Is Vnson Attor-
usys. Dunlop and sWingle-Gittings & Chsmberlin.
Nc Z. Sehultze vs. Wise Attorneys 0'Donosbus
Gardiner & HopeEeli.
No. s Connecticut General Life Insurance Com
nany White. Attorneys. Bond-MeNell & Nc
Nell aad Darlington.
No. g. Brown II Washington Railway and Eiec-
tric Company. Attorneys. Montague 4 Mackey-
q
Nc. 10. Thomas vs.. De Winter et al Attorners.
Syne and Biller-Marshal.
No. Il. Hewett vs.. Peoples ct al Attorneys.
Doan-DuyalI. ir.
Nc. z Witnc- rs. District q Columbia Aitor-
neys. Aeert-Corporation counsel
No. g Walker Warner e 81. Attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon-Gittings & ChEmberliB.
No. T. McWiliiams Heron Attorueys. LIN
Eus-EniS-
No. Is siraan. administrator. IS White A.
torneys Collins Clark. and Gsskins-United States
attorney.
No. IS. Goodwin. assignee. vs. Hsckeit Attor-
neys Rlankenship-McNeill a Mcneil.
No. Il. Sklat rs. korman- Attorneys. Lipscomb-
Cuttings. Topper. and Cusack
Circuit Court No. =
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. BOIL Baker vs. Warner; on hearing. At
toners. H. Z DAVIS and +. J. Hosan-J. ].
Darlington.
Assignments for to-day Motions:
No. l. GoIway Baltimore and Potomac Rail
read Company. Attorneys. W. J. Lanbert-Me
Kenney F1snnery.
Mather and E. \. Hopeweil-Maddox & Cafley.
No. 3 Green vs.. Capital Traction Company. At
toneys. Peyton & Gaskinss-R. r. Perry 4 Sor
and G. T. Dunlop.
No. l. Bielick IS. Same Attorneys. Darlington
Truitt & JOtnson-R R. Perry & Son and G. T.
Dunlop.
No 5 United States ex rel Farley rs Secretary
q interior. Attorneys. Y Fl. Waliaee-F. l.
No { Do1y ~ nnOrs Atiosasys. c. q,
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JUSTICE GOULD.
United States "a Flank Williamson. assault dan
geTUls Wpapon. verde. not guilty.
United States vs.. George Flora. sane Plea guilt
sentenced 10 pcnitentiary Tor one year and six
months
United States rs james Charnan. violating So
ton 5i67 Revised Statutes United stats verdict
guilty as indicted. with recomuendarion q merry
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

ssles-Regulsr can y O'Clock noon:
Capital fraction s. $500 a. IL.
Washington Railway and Electric S.. 1900 at g.
5000 at ISL. 5000 at ssA. 5000 at SsK. 1900
al Ssh. Seo0 at s. 5000 at S. $500 At s.
Emerson Steam Pump Is. I.0o at 50: $1,000 at
50. s. 90 at g.
Capital Traction. AZ lS. ! at L3
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 5 az sz.
Washington Gas. 70 az 7oA, 10 az 7o7s 3 AZ 7OS
. al 70a 3 az TOA 5 az TOK
Georgetown Gas. . at S.
MerEenthaleT LINOTYPE 10 az a5. ) Al rs
LAnStOn Mon0type. 100 AZ Is 100 A. e. 100 at Il
Commercial National Bank 10 At ia
Potomac Insurance. B az 81.
GTaphophone CON-. 70 at 70
After call-United States Trust I at iol.
Washington Railway and Electric I'D. al 81.
Mitchell Mining. so al H. 100 At T.
GeorgetOEn Gas. 3 az 66is. Is AZ 66il
Following the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hihbs 4 %. zsz-
6crs Of the Chiczgo Board o. Trade Hib1s Build.
ing. Is Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago March lL-Co1nnissioE house selling at
tracted by the high prices q the past two days
weakened the wheat market Just after the openinr
to-day. May lost l cent a bushel. and July about
a OF a cent Later. prices stInened under the SUD
port Of leading longs and gained point and halt
Prices closed AZ the I'd.
Corn followed the cOurse q wheat
Oats we're steady and firm
May pork has a furry and sold NJ 20 Is %. clos
irg az ~. Other p.oIisons were aetiEe and arzn.
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Mechanics, Lien.

No see. Charles ". BaTense- vs. Mary T. L.
Harris: lot IS square Io. So street northwest,
/ 81 Attorney J. ". Cox
No. $50. William Barr Es- Sane; s=e. So
/ Attorney. J. " Cox
No. &s. william Goodrick rs. sane; sane,
81 6 Atto-nev Sne
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARK

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.
cATTLE-Extrs. Per cEt. s-5Oas.Oo; butcher. AOn.
So; common. 2oca300
HoGs-Per eut.. gcss. e75s7Oo; ordinary. pa
cwt. 6eOas.5o
LAMBs-Choice. Ta7is; medium, 6a6Ik
SHEEP-prime. 45oa5eG; common. s5OasoS
cALVES-Prims. Ter ID, si1s medium. 8: gas. 4
COWS-Prine. besh. each. S50oz4Sao: common.
3 oosso.o6i cid and dr.. leohlkoe
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Ia w suits.

No 9s7l william Johnson ~ Anac1stis and
Potomac Railroad Company damages. S.ooo At
toruey. /. TCbrinsr-
No as7Z Joseph A. C. Fought "a Capitsl
Traction Company damages. S5ooo. Attorney. H.
G. kimhsu.
No. Gs7s Howard W Wright Sane: slma-
AttO-reT. sane.
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No. gas. Harris IS Deer verde Atto-ueys.
2. T. MarshaIl-Crandall Maekey.
United States "a John Jackson ard Wsugn Rolls.
order - Severance on APPEAL granted; bond on a7-
PEAL 500
Assignments for to-day: Distrirt matters and
motions
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hihbs q Co.
men6ers New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
sng. rs Ftftesoih street northwest
CALI. MONEY-SALEs BY HOURS
Money o., 1szI Il. d l.. IA; CT, 2.
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Sugar Stocks Strong.

All the sugar stocks were strong to-
day upon newspaper declarations ema-
mating from Washington that the present
duties upon sugar would be left undis-
turbed IN the new tariff. The preferred
stocks and the different classes of bonds
Of the American Tobacco Company ad-
vanced sharply. because OF the splendid
exhibit made by the tobacco company in
its annual report yesterday. showing the
largest surplus in its organization.
The Traction shares were all active and
strong. and while the United States Steel
stocks did not advance with special
vigor, yet they maintained an exceedingly
firm undertone. betraying perhaps the
existence Of an extended short interest
OF general news to-day there was lit
tie. The Bank Of England made strong
weekly statement. The conference be-
tween the representatives OF the anthra-
cite mine owners and their employees
seemed 10 go on peacefully enough. and
a growing belief is evident that the cues
tons presented for discussion IN this re-
spect will reach a satisfactory and
emicable adjustment.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bsTs New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs Building.
Is Fhteenth street northwest.
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DI triet Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No ST. In re charge ~ rrade Union Staticn
erpraiseusut 70 property ahutting Virginia ave
nue.. square So. confirmed
No ~ II re- establishment O. Ene On PErk
road verdict of jury
No - n y Cpening alley. sIua1cs 80 and
Gc6. hsarinZ-
No Tsa IN re condem1ztiou q land n square
81: report o. commission ratified and ccmpeusa-
ton fxed
Nc - IN r. widening II aIey, SQUARE Y bear
inE postponed until April 81
No TsS IN Re extensioa o. alley. sgus4e -; re
poFr q t-ry ralifod
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YEARS LTGHTEST DAY
New Low Record Reached on
the Stock Exchange.
PRICE CHANGES IRREGULAR

Total Sales of shares Are Less Than
Three Hundred Thousand-Erie IL
the Feature, to It's Own Cost--Indi-
cations Are that the General Mar
Iet Il Somewhat oversOld.
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New York March 11-Total sales Of
stocks to-day were less than 10000 shares.
being the smallest full days business of
the year thus far The next smallest
was on February 9. when $4,000 shares
were bought and sold.
on several occasions recently the &C
ton of the market throughout the day
has been TO suggest that a new low rec
ord in point OF volume OF transactions
would be reached. but at those times an
enlarged activity in the market in the
nal hour Of business brought UP the
quantity OF business 70 a fair average.
To-day In the closing hour the market
was as dull as It had been since the
opening.
Final prices. with a few exceptions. ex-
hibited an irregular mixture OF inconse-
quential advances and declines, but IN
the main firmer tendency prevailed.
and this was the more noticeable, mas
much as throughout the session there
was larger selling than has been wit
messed for a long period OF all the Erie
issues. which had the effect Of inducing
very considerable declines IN these Sc
curities. This pressure appeared TO have
It's origin in q story published in a morn
ing paper that a receivership for the
Eric company was imminent
Erie story Denied.
The story was promptly and officially
denied. and. inGeed, no possible basis for
It's truth can be imagined. inasmuch as
1t Is well known that the Erie Company
Is now fully earning the interest on its
bonded debt The road. in fact earned
Its bond interest last year. and in the
present year its net revenues have in
creased. II is, Of course undOubted that
the decision OF the public service COM
mission In the Second district that the
consent Of 80 per cent OF the bOndhOlders
OF the Erie must be obtained as a cor
dition precedent to the execution OF the
new plan for placing the company IN
possession OF funds. Is discouraginR 10
the management OF the company, the d.
rectors considering il unlikely that Sc
large a number Of consents can be Sc
cured. The decline in the Erie securities
to-day might perhaps have been due q
liquidation in the common stock OF GER
tain pool holdings that have long been
carried speculatively In Wall street. and
II must he said that there are many OBJ
servers who think that IN view OF all OF
the circumstances the stocks OF the com
pany have for some time been quoted al
an unduly high price
What was most impressive about the
incident, however. was that the general
market did not exhibit any perturbation
over the weakness displayed in Erie
Ordinarily such a drop as occurred here
would have adversely affected the whole
market To-day the general list OF stock:
actually rose while the fall In Erie was in
progress, and the sufficient reason foi
the phenomenon is in all probability that
the market at the moment is somewhat
oversold
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Equity Suits.

No ISIS Fannie G.. Mcclure IS. Carence 2
Mcclure: divorce anensa q thoro Attorney. ".
j. Lambert.
No &Eg John ". Giennan "a IT, b r. Mac
fnrland Counissione-- a a. 10 eulolD tax sale
Auorneys Maddox & Galley md J. r. ShguiCr.
No. 2Ss77 Charles L Berry Is same sane
ATTORNEYS. Maddox & Galley and l. Wiliamson.
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The Safest Investments

REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
". Il. WALKER. 729 18th st. nv.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

B.ltimora March u.-PoIl0vias are che sales and
uuotst,ons on the most active securities listed On
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
EAIE9-
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Deeds OF Trust on Page Ten.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

.EI dividend. y per cent. Tex dividend. IA Del
sent
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Trust funds held for the redemption OF
outstanding notes and certificates:
Gold coin Ss55 $50 $50 %
Silver dollars tS5 GA 0O0 al
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.

NOuft OF ApptHAs
Present: The CHEZ justice Mp. Justice Robb and
Mr. Justice Van OrsdeiL
Admissions; Algerncn L. Handy and John J.
Gauss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-03

HEsTER,s coTToN STATEMENT.

New Orleans, April 2.--Secretary
Hesters New Orleans Cotton Exchange
monthly movement to the close of
March, and the weekly movements to
April 2, inclusive.
Compared with last year It shows
an increase for the month In round
figures of $4,000 bales, compared with
year before last. a decrease Of $4,000
and with 1905 an increase OF $4,000.
The total for the month was 76659S
against 1925 last year. 9s1,269 year
before last, and 67o.773 same time In
sight for the seven months from sep..
TENDER to March. inclusive, is 100000
over last year. $4,000 under year be-
fore last and 2.45700o over 1905.
receipts at ali United States ports,
s.e54.2s4 against f.4073s7 last year.
S,s7s,S76 year befoAe last and 6,721.472
Mississippi Ohio and Potomac Rivers
47s bales. against 575,227 last year.
same time in 1905; Southern mill TAX
ings. exclusive of consumption at
Southern outports. l.6s2.OOo bales
against i,677SSsO. zoo last year Lsss.5oo
and i.56s,344 same time in 1905; and
interior stocks In excess of those held
at the commencement of the season,
5S7, 0S9. against 36s,451 last year. $780,
ssf year before last. and S72,eO4 same
These make the total movement for
the cotton crop brought , into sight foF OF
March. 11.ss5.S64 bales against $685.
O65 last year. 12.034.60I year before
last and s.43s,255 same time In 1905
Northern spinners took during March
2l6 500 bales against 179.605 last year
creasing their total for the seven
s47,5ss last year and 2,I7O. s2S@the year
before This makes their average
weekly takings for the season 1871
against 44.492 last year and 7l.s45 the
' Foreign exports for the seven
months of the season have been $751;
SS1 bales. showing an increase over
under the same period year before
Stocks at the seaboard and the
twenty nine leading Southern Interior
I'2S2,8s3 bales, against 1.031,2 last
year. and 1.41l,ss1 the year before.
Including ports and interior towns.
s son ana tsit the e'G numSer Of Bales Of the
current crop brought into sight during
the seven months, the supply has been
and i2,S3S,S71 the year before last
lin to the close OF March last year
e5TS per cent of the cotton crop has
been marketed and for the same seven
crop brought into sight was 1911 and
for the same in 1906 the percentage
marketed was SO. ID. ,.,-
In addition to the monthly figures
Secretary Hester issued today a state.
ment of the weekly movement for the
seven days ending April 2, inclusive,
showing total brought into sight this
even DAYS ending April last year,
| IgT744 year before last and 1897
same time in 1905
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RUNAWAY GIRLS
MAMIE KNIGHT AND BERTHE CONE
IN NEW ORLEANS.
L.. G.. Campbell, step-Father Of Miss
knight, Takes Charge OF Dnugh-
ter and Niece-Wiil Return
to Montgomery Monday.

New orleans, La, April 2.--(Special.)
Mamie Knight. the pretty 17-year-old
Montgomery girl, and her cousin, Ber-
tie Gone. aged 10 years, botfr of whom
ran away from their homes In Mont
gomery on Tuesday night for the pur-
pose of Joining a theatrical troupe In
this city, have been found.
Luckily for them they ran into the
arms of Mrs. Flournoy, agent OF the
Travellers Aid Society, upon their ar
rival at the depot. She was suspicious
of the girls queer story, and sent them
to her rooms in which to keep girls
when found at the different railroad
stations. Both refused to divulge their
correct names all day Wednesday and
Thursday, and persisted that they were
from Birmingham. This morning Mrs
Flournoy noticed the story about the
two girls being missing from Mont
geometry, and asked the girls about 1t,
!. iereupon they broke down and con-
fessed their Identity.
Mrs. Flournoy got into communica-
ton with the parent at the Commercial
Hotel, who proved to be L. c. Camp
bell, step-father of the Knight girl,
and uncle of the other. With Mrs.
eFIournoy, Mr.. Campbell went to her
home and took charge of both girls.
intending to take them back to Mont
gomery tonight The girls. however.
begged to see the city, and Mr.. Camp
bell, 6p their promise that they would
not run away again, agreed to stay
here until Monday.
Tonight both young ladies' went to
the theatre with Mr.. Campbell.
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AUBURN WINS GAME
i. p. 4. TAKES SECOND of SERIES
FROM HOWARD.
Hard Hitting and Loose Playing Fen-
turen COntest-Auburn Scores
Nineteen Runs From
Nineteen Hffs

Auburn, April 2.---lSpeciaL)-In q
hard-hitting, loosely played contest,
Auburn easily took the second game
from Howard this afternoon. Runs
were plentiful as were errors on the
part of Howard. The Auburnites found
the Howard pitcher to their liking ana
fattened their batting average on MS
Denny relieved Webb in the latter
part of the game, but was unable to
stop the Auburn hftters on squeeze.
On three hits and loose playing by
Howard Auburn scored FIVE runs IN the
second. Howard made three in the
fourth on three hits and errors OF
Judgment by Mcclure and Hamm.
: In this inning Howard worked the
squeeze successfully. The lead OF the
previous inning had apparently maue
the Auburn men careless
Red Smith led of with hit in the
NTH. stole second and scored on q hit
and Stewart also scored on a three
sbagger by Smyer, Mccoy closed the
Inning by going out at second.
Howard scored twice in the nth on
two bases on balls and two-base hit
by Hudnail, fast double play by Hall
and Grimes prevented more scoring by
Howard In this inning.
With the bases full in the sixth,
Smith lined out two-base hit which
Melted two runs. Five safe hits in sue
cession scored FIVE runs, for Auburn in
this inning Score: R.H e
Howard >. ........ ..........6 8. z
Base on balls. Thomas. 8; Webb, S.
Hit by pitcher. Thomas, 2; Denny, 2.
Strike outs. Thomas. Q; Webb, 2; Den
ny, l..
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STOMACH IS SOUR
FERMENTATION OF UNDIGEsTED
FOOD Is CAUSING 1T.
Hundreds Of Men and Women Here
Are Unnecessarily suffering From
Stomach Trouble and In
digestion.

Take your sour stomach--or maybe
you call 1t Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Gas
rritis or Catarrh OF Stomach; II doesn't
matter--take your stomach trouble
right with you to your Pharmacist and
ask him to open a 50-cent case OF
Pape's Diapepsin and let you eat one
22-grafn Triangule and see II within
Ave minutes there Is left any trace OF
your former misery
The correct name for your trouble
il Food Fermentation-food souring;
the Digestive organs become weak.
there h lack OF gastric Juice; your
food is only half digested. and you be-
come affected with loss of appetite.
pressure ana fullness after eating,
vomiting. nausea. heartburn. gripping
in bowels, tenderness in the pit OF
stomach. bad taste In mouth. constipa-
ing OF gas. biliousness. sick headache.
nervousness. dizziness and many other
similar symptoms.
II your appetite Is tickle and moth
ing tempts you, or you belch gas or II
you feel bloated after eating, or your
food lies like lump of lead on your
stomach, you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there Is
but one cause-fermentation Of undi-
gested food.
Prove to yourself. after your next
meal. that your stomach Is as good as
any; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and be-
gin eating what you want without fear
OF discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief Is waiting for
you. 1t Is merely matter of,how soon
you take some Diapepsin.