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Carolinas, Maryland,
and Virginia News
Political and Otherwise.


Charleston. W. Valve times re-
prieved from the gallows is the remark
able record Of Edward Phillips. a negro
convict at the state peniteutiary, whose
application for a pardon has been re-
jected by Gov. Glasscock Phillips killed
John Brown In Mcdowell County. jan
uary q, 1902 lie was sentenced 10 be
executed August Is, 1902
Lynchburg. Va.-Albert A. Lester an
alleged deserter from the navy. is under
arrest here. awaiting the pleasure Of the
naval authorities. Lester came here
from Danville several days ago. and was
arrested by special officer as he was
endeavcring TO secure work IN the cotton
mill here.
Lynchburg. va.-The Lynchburg Trac-
ton Company is replacing a small rail
in Grace street with a heavy girder rail.
this being In line with the policy OF the
company to give the city the best posi-
bic service.
Fairmont W. Vac. W. Watson OF
this city, will be one OF the leading ex-
hibitors at the twenty-ffth annual ma
uonal horse show. which will be held in
Madison square Garden. \. Y, Novem-
Der 10 lS. With practically the same
string OF horses with which he made
such notable showing during the big
exhibition in London, Mr.. Watson prom
ises % capture his share OF blue ribbons
in the coming New York event.
Martinsburg w. Va-Miss Rosalie Al
burtis has been appointed truant officer
by the school board to Ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of a. J. Girls
well She IS the only woman ever an
pointed truant officer.
WEIGH, w. Va.-A new four-storv brick
hotel will be erected here by J. Franz,
Johnson, and viii be one Of the finest be-
tween here and the Ohio
Warrington. ". va-The Burt OF
Company has drilled in a 1900 barrel of
well on the Wells farm near here.
Cumberland, Md--James o. Rodney Is
dead az his home in Elm street. Cumber-
land, OF heart disease A peculiar coin
cidence with the death Of Mr.. Rodney Is
the fact that a son. James o. Rodney. If
died twenty-five years $50 on the same
date, and HIS mother-in-law. Mrs. Morris
on the same date thirteen yaars ago
Other members OF the family have died
in October.
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MONTANANS UPHOLD GUIDE.
Meeting Addressed by DIR. Cook
Promptly Votes Against Him.

Hamilton, Mont. Oct. Ct have got
the opera house tonight. and II you want
TO talk tomorrow night you can hire IT."
said DR.. Cook when Barriu arose during
Cooks lecture and asked permission to
contradict the explorer.
After stormy session lasting TIL mid
night. a meeting adopted a resolution ex-
pressing confidence IN the veraoity OF
Barriu and Printz. the guides who made
andavits that Cook did not climb Mount
Mckinley.
Mr. Crutchfeld, attorney for the guides,
questioned Cook after the latter had de-
hvered his address. and then the excite
nent broke forth. Crutchfeld challenged
Cooks statements. This brought on a
discussion, the fellow-townsmen OF the
guides taking sides.
After the meeting. DR.. Cook said he did
not care 70 discuss its action at present.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Assignment for November ? laoa-specih calendar
No. T. Healey vs.. Maroney. Attorneys Lamber
and Neatman- Thomas
Regular call:
No 90s Brown vs.. sclfridse. Attorneys. Lam
oert ana heatman-GordOn. Davis & Gordon
No. 9W. Macfarand ct al vs.. Umhau. Attov
neys Thomas-Maddox q Galley
No. @H dig vs.. Commissioner of Patents. Az
torncys. Williams and Greene Ruckman.
No. Mla MadduX vs.. BaltnUau. Attorneys. Pat
nam and RooinsOn-Lockwood. Fay and RLcaard
son.
No 900 Litbepoge vs.. Neale Publishing Com
pary. Attorney, Conrad
No. 2l5 Wicsersaam vs.. Dubois. Attorneys
Mchenney. Hannuy, and Hitz-Coldren & Fenninl
ard Levin.
No. @4 White ct al vs. Connecticut GenenI
LIE Insurance Company. Attorneys. Mcneil and
Colbcrt-Bond
NO, 9i9. Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad
COMPANY vs. Hill Attorneys. Lambert, Leciie
Fulton & Cox
No. aJo. Las Ooas Company - Davis ct al;
No as Davis e. al. ys. Las Ooas Company.
Attorneys. ]. J. Dariingion-Putuam and Norton.
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Circuit Court No. 1.

No. SolS. Sweeney rs. EViuE. bin q exceptions
signed and lled: time 90 Gle Transcript Of record
extended - and including December / 1900 At
torreys J.. A. Bauoy-A. S. Worthinyton and q.
l.. Frailcy.
Assignments f0T November l. l91e.
No. 50. Ftlcorer 90 al. vs.. Mcdonald. Attorneys.
Pery-Hamiton. Colbert. Yerkss 4 Hamilton.
No. g.. Tyssovsh It al. rs. i. H. Smith Go. At
tomeys Nsth. and &. K. Wilson-Rals.ou & Sid
d0ns and Wor.huuou
No. 49, Mrt-C-r TK MCtzF1T AttOncys Moul-
ton & Mllan-W-llacr WO-thiu-tOu. D0ug.aS
No. IS Onout0 IS. Baltimore and Ohio Ran
road CouTpnv- Attoneys, 7. n. Marshall, Ds-r,
peyssr Taylor. and Downing Hamilton. Colbert
Yerkes q Hamilton.
No. H2 Logan Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Att0neyA Wilson & Wilson
Darlington
No l8. Jones vs.. Calls Attornsys Da-r.
Peyscr & Taylor-Howard q McNamara
No H. Wndolph IS National City Bank
At'orncys Bowen. g., and Gardlner-Ralston & sid
iOus.
No. is Traders National Bank vs.. Bensiurer.
Attorneys Gordon & Gordon ard Blair and Thom-
Hamilton. Colbert. Ye1kes & Hamilton
No. 81. Lohr q al. vs.. Title Guaranty and Surety
Company. Attorneys. Balderston-Gittugs & Cham
berlin
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District Court.


No. 81 In 70 pnymcrt ot damages on account
change 4 grade. order finally ratif1ng certain ap-
praiseIseuts iu square -. lots g. s. and ST. and
marshal directed 90 summon jury, lots IS and a.
square 7z3. No. rs Massachusetts avenue northeast
40. 80. IN re Opening alley. square 9)i on hear
ing
No. s36 United States vs.. Six Dunn's Columbia
Doaoa-cd EggH. order allowing deposit O. 500 as
security for costs
No. 49, In re opening q alley. square 1866; On
hearing.
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CHARGED WITH sWINDLING.

j. +. Dutton Once Before Convicted
of Fraud.
News was received In this city last
night Of the arrest OF stephen f. Dut-
ton. one of the well-known crooks I'm
the swindling game in New York, m
connection with the loan swindIe which
was worked on the State Bank at $40
Grand street on October g.
buttons picture in the New York
rogues' gallery IL No. 4.Sl6 He was
convicted on a complaint made by Lilly
Alys Godfrey, who said that Dutton had
induced her to turn over to him real
estate IN Washington 10 the value OF
$3.50. OO0 IN return for stock in a company,
which, she learned later, was I'm the
hands of a receiver.
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Rewarded Alter Thirtv year.

Denver, Colo, oct. at has Just be-
come known that Charles w. Bennett. a
wealthy man at Binghamton. n. Y. who
died recently. willed 100000 to ] w.
Casey. OF this city. as a reward for .,av-
ing his life thirty years ago. Casey and
Bennett were school chums. The former.
who was an expert swimmer. rescued
Bennett from drowning in the Susque-
hanna River.
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Reyes Going to Eurono

Monterey Mexico. Oct 29.-It IS stated
by close Personal and political friends
Of Gen Bernardo Reyes, that the order
which he has received from President
Diaz to 90 TO Europe is nothing more
or less than banishment and that he will
not ne permitted 10 return to this coup-
try as long as the Diaz element IS in
power.
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Colllnsvile, H.. Oct. 29-Iouis Luna
ghl. an Italian. Wealthiest resident OF
Madison County, president Of the national
bank and Of the Lumaghi Coal Mining
Company. received a letter this afternoon
signed Black Hand" saying that unless
ne places $500 IN cash In the old king
pax tree on his estate his ten-year-old
son. Louis, jr. viii be abducted
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Minister. Hear PoIiticoI sna..h

Plainheld. n. J., Oct. 29.-Before an
audience Of men and women that filed
the Plainfeld Theater, DR. Woodrow VIII
son, president Of Princeton, talked for
two hours tonight on the subject of THE
Democratic opportunity" A noteworthy
fact was the presence Of every minister
OF the city.
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Woman I'm Important Post.

Baltimore. oct. 29.-Miss Nancy P.
Elliott, sister-in-law Of Francis White,
one Of Baltimores wealthiest citizens,
viii go 10 New York on Sunday to be-
come superintendent 81 the new Rookie
Teller Hospital. Miss Elliott will con-
suit with the board Of directors in regard
TO equpping the hospital.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30

Justice Anderson yesterday declined to
approve the offer OF l. s. Lipscomb.
trustee. for the purchase Of the Bright
wood race track property. Another offer
of $4,000 for the same property was held
not 20 be before the court
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Oct. 9.-FoAowing
the advice Of John Mitchell. in whose
honor to-day was observed by the mine
workers Of the anthracite region. the
men held mass meetings and addresses
Of union leaders rather than parades
and such demonstrations. Mitchell ad-
dressed the mine workers IN Shenandoah.
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SELLING OIL BELOW COST.
WRterE-Pierce Company Admits "a
Is Fighting Mexican Competitor.

Is Fighting Mexican Competitor.
Mexico City. Oct. 2-The Standard OIL
Company. through its subsidiary concern,
the Waters-Pierce OIL Company. is pub
fishing a series Of notices I'm the newspa-
pers OF Mexico. over its own signature. in
which II announces that IL does not have
any intention of retiring from the Mexi-
can field on account Of the terrific COM
petition which is being waged against II
by the Mexican Eagle OIL Company. the
new S30O0OOJ0 corporation. in which a
number Of high government officials and
some Of the wealthiest men in Mexico are
Interested
The Waters-Pierce Company apologies
lor selling oil below cost.
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steel Trust Buys Coal Lands,

Terre Haute. Ind, oct 29.-The United
States Steel Company this week paid TO
the Hammond Coal Company S20O0O00
for coal mines and coal lands in the
Danville, H., district The Hammond
properties included what are known as
the Kelly mines. at Danville. The total
Of lands transferred was 1900 acres.
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HEAVY ODDS ON GAYNOR.
Betting Now Is Five TO Two on the
Democratic Candidate.

New York. oct. 29-AIthough no large
individual amounts have been wagered in
Wall street on the result Of Tuesdays
election. It was learned to-day that about
$4,000 has been placed within the last
week on Gaynor at odds of 2ia 10 1. To-
day the best offer on Barnard was made
at odds Of / to 3. and few small bets at
even money were reported as TO the rela-
tive positions OF Hearst and Barnard.
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Lieut.. Commander Blue Advanced.

Lieut. Commander Victor Blue, U. s. n,
executive officer OF the armored cruiser
North Carolina. has been assigned TO the
command OF the gunboat Yorktown, on the
Pacific Coast Lieut.. Commander +. II.
Schoheld. on duty on board the guuboat
Concord. has been ordered to the North
Carolina as executive officer.
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Lawsuits.

No. 5esi. Farmers and Producers National Rank
rs Richard C. Adams: note $3.50. Attorney. r. K
Perry a Son.
No. 51f2 Catherine Forrest vs.. CAPITAL Trzctio-
COMPANY: damages 5000 Attorneys. c. C. Cert
man and John W.I0Ut
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DR.. RICHARDSON DOOMED.
south Washington business Men Adj
vOcate His Appointment.

At a meeting Of the South Washington
business men yesterday, at 81 Third
street q resolution was passed advocating
the appointment Of Dr. w. S. Richar dson
TO All the vacancy caused by the death OF
Postmaster Barnes
Upon passing the resolution a commit
tee. consisting Of Or. J. II. Harris. Prof
J. T. Newman. and Dr. John Allen, was
appointed 20 draft a letter 20 President
TAFT urging the appointment OF DIT.
Richardson.
Or. Richardson Is a Republican. and
was a delegate 10 the Republican ma
tional convention in 1904
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Neck Broken October ~; Dies 2sth.

U~bana H., Oct. 29-Orvine Sullivan.
n thirteen-year-Old boy, of Urbana. died
yesterday from broken neck received
October u, while he was playing foot
ball with schoolmates. The boys all
ment was first diagnosed rs scarlet fever.
II is considered remarkable that the boy
lived as long as he did.
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DAILY COURT RECORD

NErIday. Ootober I'D. 10O0l

! No 5sE. Hayden & SPEECH vs. smith; motion 20
tar costs granted. Attorneys NJ NJ. Doyle and
H. A. Hearty-R. G. Langmade.
No 52Ol3. Brown knckstine et al motion
20 quash writ Of ccrtiorar oyerruled. Attorneys
Nelson Wilson,. L. Topper.
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Equity Court No. l.
sVTCE ANnEp GpN


No. &,s3. Hufty vs. Eufty: appearance OF aheent
defendant ordered. Attorneys. II. +. DaYis-G. T..
Hoover
No. Ss59 Frontroy Daley; pro eoufesso or
dercd. Attorney Il. ". Wheatley
no. 2oSss Frontroy IS Lucas: pro c1ufesso Or
dered, Attorney. n. W. Wheatley.
No. S326 Baldwin vs.. Washington Loan and
Trust Company, time 90 take proof limited At
tomeys, u. s. Aacksn and NJ. stlasburger-J. b.
larnor and J. J. Darlington
No 2ls5l. Getz rs. johnson; petition dismissed
and rule discharged Attorneys Hufty & Hufty-
carlisle q johnson and VI. j. Colbert
no. l6ool Wagner rs. Ba,ingor mine cRscs)
leave granted 70 file amended bil. Att@neys stear,
man a LOurhnn.
NO 900. Heurick vs.. Heurck time 20 file proof
limited. Attorneys. A Sillers and j. g. Dc Pu-
tTCn-W C. English.
No 2552 Williams Va Williams: allowance for
maintenance reduced Attorneys. ". T. Amhrose-
". Il. Andrews
No 2iB Waters vs.. Prosiso application for rule
denied ATTORNEYS, W. j. Lambert, r.. "A. Yeatuan.
anc d OC. Callaghan-L. +. Harlow.
No -u5o Blackwell Va. Browning; decree on man
date. Attorneys. NJ =. Cinkscalcs-John Ridout
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Equity Suits.

No. $500 IN ~ part II original lot J. square 700;
substitute trustee. Attorney. A. e. Wells
No. lssl George a. Crsir SIS. Washington. Bath
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company; an
clliary receiver Attorney. q. B. Crigaul.
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C0NFERS WITH KNOX.
Difficulties Reported In Progress OF
Negotiations for Chinese Loan.


Negotiations for Chinese Loan.
Ransford 5. Miller, jr. Chief Of the
Division of Far Eastern Affairs OF the
state Department. returned to Washing
ton yesterday from Valley Forge Pa,
where he had a conference Thursday with
Secretary Of State Knox in regard TO
the present status OF the Hankow-Szech-
uau Railroad loan, which has been pend
ing for several months.
While officers Of the State Department
profess 10 be satisfied with the progress
of the loan negotiations. the delay in
concentrating the agreement has given
rise 90 reports that a serious hitch has
been encountered. Germany IL IS said.
has declined to agree to admit American
bankers 20 a quarter share I'm the loan
without being granted compensating con-
cessions.
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Athens oct. 9-There was a sharI
little fight at Salamis this afternoon
which. as the big war ships remained
loyal and joined in the attack on the
muuneers. ended in the discontinue OF
Lieut.. Typaldos, leader Of the rebels.
At about o'clock field artillery opened
fire from the heights Of Scaramanga on
the torpedo boats in the harbor The
latter replied. whereupon the large war
ships took a hand against the rebels.
There was a sharp exchange of shells,
and for a time matters were very lively.
The arsenal building was hit. and the
new torpedo-boat destroyer Sphondone,
built in England in 1907. being struck by
a shell. was Immediately hidden IN a
cloud OF steam and smoke
Torpedo Boats Disabled.
During the fight three Of the torpedo
boats gradually withdrew from action
stern first and twenty minutes after the
first shot was fired all the mutineers had
taken shelter behind the headland at
the entrance of the harbor. The firing
then stopped.
The arsenal is now in the hands Of the
government, which is cooperating with
the Military League ashore.
Lieut.. Typaldos seems TO have no
sympathizers I'm the army.
The population of Athens is In a state
Of the greatest excitement but the city
Is orderly.
The Boule or legislative chamber, after
a noisy discussion Of the mutiny, sus-
pended its session.
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Many Immigrantu Hur, in oro.b.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct. 29.-Thlrty-five
immigrants were injured to-day. some
fatally, IN a collision OF their train with
freight train on the Chicago and Erie
at Tocsln
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Cremation Illegal In Austrin,

Vienna. oct. 29-The Supreme Court of
the empire has ruled that cremation is
Illegal In Austria, It being opposed to
the Christian idea Of burial
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AerOgrams from Paris to AmerIca.

Paris. Oct 9.-The installation OF the
station for wireless teleraphy in the
Champs de Mars is completed. Experi-
ments with view to communication WITH
New York are near at hand. Taft ana
Failieres may be able to exchange New
Year greetings in 1910 by radlo-telegrams.
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Circuit Court No. :.


No. 5o4lL Baker vs.. Warner; time TO fe tran-
script extended. Attorneys, II. +. Davis and F. ].
Hogan-J. J. Darlington.
No. 5lS92. Brown vs.. Modern Wooduen; judy-
ment by confession Tor So. Attorneys. T. I. JEFF
fogds and Oscar Nauck-T. Plantz and ". J. LAM
No. 5lsR Harlow Va Luckett; Judgment By de-
fault for $50. Attorney. L. p Harlow.
No. 50aoi. Enameled Metal Company vs.. Rau;
time 20 present bill Of exceptions and file transcript
Of record extended. Attoneys Tucker kenyon
B1ndeubJug & BnudenbwE
No. t363 kutz vs.. Jaeger; time 70 file transcript
Of recCrd extended Attorneys. II. 3. MOllton and
John Ridout--W. J. Lambert.
No. ts0S. Walker vs. Warner; time 70 present
bill Of exceptions extended Attorneys. Tucker &
kesyon-Glttings & Cbambsrlin.
No. 500 Levy Schwade & CO. vs. Louvre Glove
Company; security for costs ordered. ATTORNEYS I.
p. Loring-DarT. Peyser & Taylor
No Go50 DUtton a Co vs.. Parrish: motion %
vaoate order Of June II. 1870 granted Attorneys.
Il. B. Mo1lton and John Ridout-Courad Robinson.
No. 5ll@ Parsons vs. District Of Columbia; mo
ton 70 withdraw pleas and T. Gle demurrer forth
with granted. Attorneys. S. T. Thomas and John
Ridout-E. II. Thomas
No. 1895, Jacobs VI District Of Columbia; motion
for bill Of particulars overrulcd AttornCys Gordon
& Gordon-E. II. Thomas.
No. 50s2 McCloskey VI. G. A. Fuller Company:
motion for now trial oyerrulCd and Judgment on
verdict; appeal noted; bond S. 600 Atto-heys. S. V
Mckenncy & Flannery.
No. $685.. Craig, administrators vs. Parrish. ad-
ministrator; plea IN abatement submitted 20 and
leave granted plaintiff 10 amend declaration Al
torneyB. +. Il Hackett-H Conrad and l.. Rob
insou
No 1884 PrattKhk Company rs Peoples ct
al motion FOR security for costs and interveper
nled. Attorney +. s. DurRu r.
No 5l6j9 Lyon vs. Homer; motion for judgment
oVeuUled. Attorneys. John Ridout-Neson Wilson
No i95N. Jolzyll City and Suburban Railway
Company; motion for new trial Oyerruled and judg.
mont on verdict Attorneys f. L. Gies-J. J. Oar
lington.
Assignments for Monday November ]. 1909
No. 455. Adams vs.. Commissioner Of Patents
Attorneys. Dyreuf0rth and Lee & PheIps-RickmAn
and Tenant & Whitehead.
No. 5I6i. Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank vs.. Dodge. Attorneys. Darr Peyser & Tay-
lor-BurSe & Hufty.
No. s. Muhan vs.. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys Ambrose & Smith-Perry & son and
Dunlop.
No. a. Bennett vs.. CAPITAL Traction COMPANY
Attorneys, Mathe- & sweeney-Peuy & Son aud
Dunlop
No. lG. Crowley. administrator, vs. Randall ct
al Attorneys Individuality.
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London. Oct 29.-After a debate occupy
ing seventy days. the House Of Commons
has completed the report stage of the
budget bin. which is now ready to go to
the House OF Lords. There yet remains
the formal third reading Of the bill by
the House Of Commons Austin Cham
berlain will move it's rejection. and proba-
bly, three days viii be occupied in debat-
ing this notice.
Lloyd-George. chancellor OF the ex-
chequer. referring TO the slump in the
revenue from spirits under the increased
duty. said that not more than eSOO.OO
could be expected now, instead OF GLGO0.-
600. Not only were thousands or people
drinking less since the liquor duties were
raised. but some had stopped drinking al
together
Many Cease Drinking.
The budget. he added. has had an
extraordinary effect upon the habits OF
the people. In some districts in Ireland
the consumption Of liquor had declined
20 per cent In Scotland Il had declined
20 per cent, and what particularly could
be accounted for was that many people
had. not been driven from one liquor 10
another, but had ceased drinking alto
gether.
lie estimated the reduction az quite
100000 gallons In the spirits consumed.
That involved an enormous Improvement
in the habits OF the people. and as they
We're drinking less beer. he estimated
that the social Improvement would be
gigantic. lie believed that henceforth
there would be a permanent reduction of
% per cent in the spirits drunk in Great
Britain. This might mean the loss OF
work 10 a few hundreds. but IL. would
enormously increase comfort and happi-
ness an thousands Of homes.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.
AssignTn Cuts for November l.
United States vs. seth Van Dever
United States rs. Ernest Forester
United States vs. George Christcthelogarir1s
United States James T. BARNARD
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 2657S United States vs.. Charles T. Sanford
oarnal knowledge and seduction: jury disagreed De
fendaDts attorney. J. B. Archer.
No. 907o5. United States vs.. George Christothelo-
g19yuls; assault dangerous weapon; plea not guilty
NO. @W. United States vs. Ernest Forester; as
sault to IN; plea not guilty
NO. 2bio2 United States Harry Garrett: house
breaking 7. l. Jones assigned to defend
No. 9ese. United States " Corneiius Parharn
larceny; sentenced 70 peniteuiary FOR two years
No 86l3. United States vs.. James Hamrshire;
robbery and lRreeny bend forfeited aud bench var
rant issued.
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Cars 'front.' 9Th St. and NY. Ave,

livery quarter hour. pass Main Entranes 1oolsvss,,
PaTk 70 Chevy Chase; connect with ksRsingtoa Ia
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GREEK REBELS LOSE
MutineerS Withdraw After
Vessels Are Shelled.
GOVERNMENT HOLDS ARSENAL

Big Warships Remain Loyal ia Bat
tie Near saIamis, and Rebel Leader,
pedO Boats Forced Out of Action.
Legislative Chamber Suspends.
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END BUDGET DEBATE
Commons Makes Bill Ready
for the Lords.
WILL BE AID TO TEMPERANCE

LiOyd-GeOrge, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, Refers TO the Slump in
Revenue from Spirits. Due to De
crease I'm Consumption Following
Higher Duty--Some stop Drinking.