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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-02-19
Obituary
JAMES noRsnN.

James nohson, after lingering III
ness of consumption, died ut his home
in Mechanicsvilie on Monday, Feb. :.
lie leaves wife and one son, also n
father aud stcpmother, two brothers
and one sister in Peaeedale, r. l., one
brother in Whitinsville, Mass.
He WAS n member of Corner stene
Lodge of Masons, North Grossenor-
dale.
Burial was i'm eeacedaie, Il. [. The
floral offerings We're many aud beauti-
fuI. Mrs. Dobson has the sympathy
of large circle of friends.
DANIEL. l.. y. GRAN0RR.
Congressman Daniel l.. y. Granger of
Providence, who Is well known in this
section having spent many of his sum
mers In Pomfret, died In Providence,
last Sunday evening, aged 81 years.
Ills condition had been serions since
January ,, and the end was not unex-
pected. While he was In London last
acute artieular rheumatism, which de-
veloped later into Nalvular disease of
the heart lie was unmarried.
Mt. Granger Was born in Providence
and Was graduated from Brown Uni.
versity. He praeticed law In Pfoyi-
dence, and WAS twice elected reading
clerk OF the Rhode Island House of
Representatives. lie was elected sue
cessisely by the Democratic party 10
the offices OF City Treasurer and Mayor
of Providence, serving in the former
capacity for eleven years aud In the lat
Ter office for two terms. He WIS elect
cd 10 congress In 1908, and had served
in that body ever since.
lie WIS defeated for reelected last
November, gong down In the Repub-
publican tidal wave.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-02-19
H.na.om. New wall Of the g. A r.

On Lineoln,s anniversary the a, t..
Warner Post. u. A. r., held appropri-
ate exercises To honor II in their new
rooms ON Front street, Friday evening.
The program was in charge of Com
man,ier ". b. Whittemore, and was
as follows:
Singing Marching Through Geor-
gia, by The Post. -,
"Iineoln as Boy Malcolm Will
ley.
banjo Duet, by Mark and Ernest
Lewis.
"Lincoln as President Norman
Kennedy.
NV asnington or Lincoln, William
Beleher and William Maertens.
Rev. j. II. stubbert. Pastor oil the
Baptist Church, delivered an inspiring
address, which was followed by read
ing by Miss Grace Lawton.
A social time was enjoyed after the
during which the Wo-
mans Relief Corps and the Ladies oil
the G.. A. r., served refreshments.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-02-19

Next Monday evening, AT o'clocks
The members OF the Putnam Fire de-
partment will entertain the general
public al their Ninth Annual Concert
and Ball. The members OF the Depart
nent always make this one Of the No.
cial events Of the year--and this year
will be no exception.
Armory Hall will be transformed In
TO gay ballroom by Mr.. J. A. Smith
artistic decorator, Of bridgeport. In
cluded In the decoration scheme will
he q grand electrical display. Music
will be furnished by the Cargili Or
chestra under the direction Of Prof. H
r.. Irving.
A concert program has been arranged
TO precede the dancing. The Grand
March will form ut 8 O'Clock, and tn
dancing will be under the supervisors
of Frank Il. Murray prompter.
Tickets may be had from members q
the department or At the door. Those
who do not enjoy dancing will lind thc
concert musical treat and will enjoy
the social features, ~ the fifemen in
uniform, the prettily gowned ladies'
and the beautifully decorated room
always make an exhiliarating scene.
ears will DC run north and south, for
those living out Of town, after the ball.
This i the only appeal TO the genera
sify Of the public That the members Of
the Department make each year, and
they give most enjoyable evening In
return, and deserve the patronage q
! the eommunity.i
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-02-19

nett, J. L. Copeland. W. w. Wallen,
J. c. Nichols, +. l.. Wood, h. n. Eos.
ter. T.. X. Wood, A. Battey.
Financial Secretary---E. n. Gilmore.
Treasurer--E. NJ. Araold.
District Sleward--M. W. Bennett.
Delegate To Willimaatic Camp Meet
ing-E. l.. Wood.
rrier Of Appeals-D. q. Arnold.
The following are the standing conn
mittees.
Missionary committee--Miss Ethel
Clark, Miss Grace |. Bennett, Mrs. T..
A. Chase, +. NJ. Arnold, ID. h. Gill
bert.
Temperance cemmittee-W. w. Wal.
len, J. 4. Nichols, ID. q. Arnold, II. Il.
Gilbert, j. +. Copeland.
Freedman's Aid and Southern Edu-
catien--Mrs. II. Il. Gilbert, jesse VIII
cox, Mrs. John Perry.
Tract committee Miss Alice Cum
ming ham, Miss Flora NJ. Smith. Miss
Ethel Wsilen.
Sunday School eommittee-Mrs W.
w. Wallen, J. {. Nichols, T.. I..Wood,
r.. NJ. Arnold.
Educational committee Mrs. {. Il.
Gascoigne, Miss Eta Whiting, Miss
Edith Foster.
Home Missions and Church Extern
sion-Mrs. }. Cunningham, Mrs. A. r.
Sampson, Mrs. Carrie Works.
Hospital comm tie Mrs. 4. n Gil
more, Miss Aleey kawson.
Church Record and Auditing COM
mittee-D. Il. Gilbert, ID. q. Arnold.
Parsonage Fnrniture-otlicerso OF the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Church Music--J. {. Nichols, Mrs.
". W. Walien, Miss Jane LeRos, Mrs.
+. y. Foster, Mrs. NJ. A. Clark.
Estimating Pastors salafy-W. W.
WaIen. d. @. Arnold, T.. \. Foster.
Sexton committee-u. q. Arnold, T..
l.. Wood.
Finance committee Il. n. Gilm ore,
d. b. Gilbert, Mrs. l.. A. Chase, +. l..
Wood, T.. NJ. Arnold.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-02-19
The Choir Guild

A cordial invitation Is extended To
all interested in the music Of the
church to attend the Choir Guild ser
vice AT the Congregational church on
Friday evening Of this week nj 1.D
O'Clock. The ehoirs will he assisted In
the service by Rev. j. z. Marvin Of
Oxford, Rev. Il. I. PomeToy Of Web
ster, and Rev. }. Il. Stubbert Of this
city. There are no cards of admission,
but an offering will be taken for the
Guild expenses. The music of the ser-
vice will be as follows:
Organ Prelutie-Toccata in + minor,
Dritiel
A. l.. simmons, Webster
Professional With Gladstone Feet We
Press, West
o Sing Unto the Lord. lee
Magnilieat and Nunc Dimittis In h
flat. Bafnby
Miss Daisy Rowell, Webster, iSoloist
Fling Wide the Gates, slaner
Miss Daisy Rowell, Webster, So!oist
offertory-Eiegy IN G, Lemare
Let God Arise, Sufeite
Hymn Tune Gottsehalkt Shadow of
Migi ~ ROCK.
Thou, O God, Art Praised in Zion,
Waghorne
This Is the Day, ketelby
TIE Deum in +, ketzehmar
Soloists, Miss Olga Fosberg, Mrs. Wal
ter HaQar, g. IL. Anderson, Geo.
IL. Hinchclitle, oxford
Reeessional - Lord, We Upiift Our
Voice, Lloyd
Postlude-March Eeclesiastiqne,
Vincent
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A Few Words Of Cheer from Rev. l..
T. liudhOtm.

Ina private letter from Rev. l.. L.
Lindholm, former pastor OF The Wood
stock Hill Swedish Church, but now
pastor of large Swedish church in
New York city, he expresses gratitica-
LITIGATION with his work. Ills trait oil
incessant activity in caring for the va
ried interests of his church and writing
for the Swedish denominationai paper
in that city, is bearing good results.
His church needed n larger pipe organ,
and by his efforts is likely soon TO Sc
cure what they want. He has interest
ed Andrew Carnegie in the project, who
has offered TO contribute one hall the
cost of the organ when the church has
raised the other half.
His hearts affection still fingers with
his former Woodstock Swedish charge,
and with the kindly citizens generally
of Woodstock, where he spent so many
happy days. He says II there was good
sleighing he would like To make trip
up to Woodstock and visit his old
friends.
If he would only stop and take a rest
after com pleting some of his enterprises
and take trip up to his old home, he
would receive glad welcome and 1t
would benefit him. He takes delight
in reading everything he fms Ia the
PATRIOT about Woodstock affairs.
and So does every one that has wander
ed away from that beautiful hilly
town A letter occasionally IN the Pa
TRIor, telling Familiarity about lis ge,
neral affairs, would cheer the hearts OF
a good many who wandered abroad
from there over our great country.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-02-19

AT Tie recent annual meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal church q this
city, thefollowlug eiiieefs and commit
tees were elected.
etewarsis--J. r. Copeland. W. W.
WaIlen, j. q. Nichols, ID. &. Arnold,
ID. q. Gilbert, M- ". Bennett. f. l..
Wood, +. n. foster, r. X. Mood, T..
III. Arnold, T.. n. Gilmore. Mrs. ". A.
CLARK, Mfs. K. A. Chase
Trustees--Q. q. Arnold, ~. W. Ben-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-04
LITTLE CHILD
Of MIR. and Mrs. Lowe, of
Shinnston, is Claimed by
the Death Angel. :

sHINNsToN. Jan. 4-Lucy East
haur Lowe. the little eleyen-months-
old daughter OF Sfr. and Mrs. sey-
mour J, Lowe. died Saturday evening
from pneumonia fever. Funeral ser.
vices were conducted at the homo
OF the parents Sunday afternoon by
the Rev. NJ. a. Hammond and the
Rev. j. c. Cox. The body was taken
to Bridgeport Monday morning for
interment
]. J. Rose, general superintendent
for the Hutchinson Fuel Company;
c. II. Jenkins auditor for the same
company. both Of Fafrmont. and G.
]. Ryan, superintendent Of the
Linden and Klondike mines at Mason
City, this state. were here Friday
looking over the Fairmont Coal
company's Ehlen dpple, with view
10 Installing similar machinery At
Their Mason City Mines.
Edgar Hammer entertained about
forty Young people ut a New Years
party at the home OF his parents, Mr.
and AIRS. william ]. S. Harmer a
most enjoyable evening was spent -
various games. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Smith. u
Clarksburg, spent yesterday with thu
formers mother. Mrs. Nancy Smith.
Ex-deputy Sheriff Joha NJ. Knox.
Of ciarksburg, was business visitor
here Friday.
Thad Hardesty Of Warrington. was
in town Friday.
LYDIA starks, OF Pennington. IS the
guest OF relatives on the West Side.
Mrs. James y. Knox spent SUNDAY
Nth friends at Clarksburg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-04


Uhe January Institute FOR ssrd,s
dlstrict teachers wei % hold II Ma
lace ErIdly evening 1ahuary S. ana
Saturday lannars
The eVenlng lon SFill onen
II with deyesilinal eSerelse Ss
anetsd bS Rev. N,; Datgherty
tor Or The AIetiodlss Eaisc6psi
church III wallace
Prof. =. 80 Fisher wsli make sihs
opening adde's afbir winch Prot. 9
D. C. Bennett brineipa ~ DE ilifs
mont State Normal SCI y. p.iii g.vc
the prinelnal address the oScnins
His subject Is s.ca9a ana Geld
Dust
Superintendent aBe,f and spperin-
tendent Armcnsrout win alsos- make
short talks.
The, Saturday morning session VIII
convene at o'clock and from the
opening tin 10 O'clock viii DO taken
up b. the queries and adiscassion *
the teaehing. OF Seading
From 10 to II win be spent IN dis
cussingl Hamiltonss book on tho
Recitation. and the teachers o. tfe
district are requested to bring their
books with them.
From II 10 - win be given to the I
subject or arithmetic. This discus
sion viii be opened By Prot ].
Britten. So
! nthe aftetton nj 1850 O'Clock
Mrs, Llzzle e5nrad win read paper
on tRewafds ana IsuSslshmentlt
At : O'Clock Arthur sfislareth al
Mrs. Clara Duekworth viii open tho
discussion on Language Lessons
Aftcr tho discussion OF this subject
L. W. Butcher win take 10 the Su5-
tect ''The Method in Geographs''
Teachers are urged 10 be present 1t
the beginning of each aessIon. The
teachers and superintendent Of other
districts are cordially invited to 'bs
present and participate in these. exsr4
cises.
w h. BEER \
District Superintendent
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appointed 70 bold The election ) / shi
voting plsca james n Hess Il %
aiestey noltls ana a -. Ihorr
tifSh Ward-f oting piaee. Natef
WORKS oiilees Siellinisal 6ners7 J. -
pointed q hold The election a aid
yotlpg places r. = Groves u u
Duncan and David CarpeF.
Al said election, an persons quaiis
lled 10 vote AT other municipal cleo
tions and no others, shah lie entitled
70 vote, - the voting place "a tie
ward IN which the voter resides: and
said election shall be conducted "a MI
things according 70 the laws IN for
eoresning elections, ana the PROT
ions Of the charter OF city. at which
election the qualified voters OF said
city shall decide whether they viii
-raufy or reject said ordinance.
The ballots 10 be voted at said
election shall IN ala respects conform
to the proyisions OF said ordinance,
and the voter shall prepare and mark
his ballot 70 indicate the manner in
which ne desires 70 vote on the Ques-
tons submitted 10 him BY said ordI-
nance as therein and hereinbefore
specified.
The bonds provided for In the fore
going ordinance shall not be issued
unless said ordinance shall have been
ratified by three-ffths OF all the
votes cast for and against the same,
and the special Water Works Inn
provement and Sewerage Bond Levy, .
shall have been authorized by ma
jority OF all the votes cast for and
against the same, at the said special
election.
VALUE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY.
The aggregate value OF all taxable
property, real and personal, within
the City OF ClaTksburg. as ascertaln-
ed by the last assessment. 1903. for
State and county purposes Is $l2,-
T4T.s05.
INDEBTEDNESS.
The aggregate amount OF indebt-
edness. issued and authorized, OF
the City OF Clarksburg, at the date
OF making this proclamation, is
$SS. 10000.
Given under my hand In the City
of Carksburg. Harrison County. West
Virginia, this the second day OF Jan
nary, A. d. 1903.
EDWARD ]. WOOD,
Mayor of the City of clarksburg.
Atteste: WILL H. COLE,
City Clerk
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OEGAPITATED
tContmued from page ~

found some distance away, The
body was otherwise muttlated and
mangled the right arm being nearly
severed.
Coroner W. ~ Camp took charge
OF the case, made. an Investigation
and ordered the remains taken to a
morgue IN this city He decided an
inquest unnecessary. It appeared
that lean had gotten ON the passen-
ger train that left clarkgbufg Sat
urday evening at 6s15 o'clock pre-
sumablv to 20 TO Lost Greek to visit
a sister, but.got of at Lyneh's Mines.
Persons there saw him walk dowa
the railroad track. a northbouad
fast freight ran him down shortly az
ter midnight.
The victim was an unmarried man.
Surviving him are three sisters and
three brothers, as follows: H, L.
Dean, Of Columbia Mines; ~. l.
and Wade Dean, who reside IN the
Steaiey addition; Mrs. Ida Romine,
of Lost Creek; and Mrs. w. L. Hyre
and Mrs. j. II. Hyre, of the East End.
The funeral was held at 4 o'eloca
Monday afternoon with services at
the Ciifford-osborne chapel and bur
ial in Elk View. cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-04
GARY GETS Appeal.

John Gary was released from jail
this afternoon after giving bond OF
$500 pending an appeal granted 81,
the state supreme court from a sem.
tence OF six months in Jail by Judge
Charles ". Lynch for operating a
gaming house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-04
SCHOOLS RE-oPEN.

The city schools resumed work To-
day after the Christmas vacation
With good attendance and renewed
interest. The winter term viii be
resumed at Broaddus tomorrow WIEN,
most Of The. student already returned
from their homes. where the spent
Dr,a. n Post has returned from a
business trip 70 Wolf Summit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-04


I. Edward ]. Wood, Mayor Of the
City of Clarksburg, pursuant TO said
ordinance. do hereby appoint Tues-
daS. January 18th 1909, between the
hours OF eleven o'clock a. N. and six
o'clock y. N. on said day. as the time
tor holding a special election: and
the following voting places in each OF
the wards Of the city, as the place a.
which said election shall be held:
md the persons named as commits
sioners have been appointed to nold
and conduct the same at said re-
spectiye voting places.
First Ward-Place OF voting. CHS
Store; Commissioners appointed TO
hold the election az said voting place:
II. II. Davis Richard Scott and Mar
tin Kilieen.
Second Ward Voting place. Gas
House. Commissioners appointed 70
hold the election al said votinS
place. s. r. Grimm. 4. c. yillers and
l. J. coston.
Third WaCd-voting place. G. =,
Gordon's Office. Commissioners APP
pointed to hold the election at said
voting place: T. E.. Gore. G. II. Cor
don and a. 5. Gould.
Fourfh Voting place. Arm
lstrong's Club Honse Commissioners
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John r. stanton 2. ot New YORK City. aat
Violet Williams. p, Of Washington ReT. J. How
ard Wells
Jacob Ramsay. d, ard Harriet C. wtiuock. n
James ]. Keane 35 and Alce Keane. 81 Rev
Eugene A. Hannah.
John Carroll. 4s and May c. Risen, 40. both q.
Prince William County. Va Rev J. B. Nc
Laughn.
George S. Sullivan 2. and Elizabeth A. Fox. q
Rev. Ambrose Beavan.
James II. jackson. g and Mary r. Hudson. 4
Rev. Richard F. Williams.
Charles Ftzhugh Talman, IS, and Grace F7stche.
Edes. & Rev. George @. F. Br7tenahl
George s. George. =. and Bessie r Dewey Is
Rev. +. W. johnson.
Lewis A. Detterpr. z. and Marguerite T. En-
ridge. 70. Rev. Harry W. Pratt.
Andrew r. Skunk, 50. ard Matilda K saenan.
2. both q Cincinnati. Ohio. Rev. Richard P.
Williams.
BrentOn F. BogEs. n. and Nina NJ. ASeu. u.
Rev. S. II. Woodrow.
james Metre. .. and Mabel jenkins. i. Rev.
John r. Biggs.
stephen Z. Miller. 80. and Anna E. Miller. u
william L Burushs. p. Of St Mary County
Nd. and Anne c. HISS. p, Of Washington. Rev.
Richard P Williams,
Edward C. Boyley. a. of Harrisburg. Pa. and
Virginia Maxwell. 20, Of Richord, Va Rev. J. f.
WeueheL
William J. Curtin. q. and Alice E. Lyons. ..
Rev f. NJ Corbett
Nicholas Fnlman. 2l and Susie TautzenperEer.
q Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
COLORED.
John Washington. q. and Gertrude n. Mercer
% Rev. ". J. Howard
Elza Knutt q. and Coilena Parker. B Rev. NJ.
W. d. Norman.
Joseph W. Lyles z. and Rachel Walker, q.
Rev A. J. Tyler.
Thomas D. Williams. 2. and Marion B. Dyson.
% Re-. George W. Lee.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD


Estate oG David Barry; order granting letters Of
administration C. {. a. 10 Elizabeth NJ Barn; bend.
$50. Attorneys. Dgr. Peyser Curtin.
Estate Of Elizabeth S. Quinlan; order confirming
sale.
Estate Of Philip W Coleman: order granting
letters testameutay 10 Mabel c. Fishbaok; bond.
500.
Estate f Clara T r. Ryan; order granting letters
testamentary to Norman f. Ryan; bond, 500. At
toneys Hargroye 4 Easby. Smith.
Estate a Alice NJ. Apple order granting letters
of administration 20 Carl B. Apple; bond. 5000
Attorney, Charles W. Nairn.
Estate Of Heary A. Blood; order granting letters
Of administration d. b. H.. c {. a. to American Sc
konncy.
Estate Of Sarah Landrck. order granting letters
Of administration % Lewis Landrick: bond. S. .0OG
Attorney. G. ". Drew.
Estate Of Joseph VI. Babcock; order 70 sell stock
Attorney. W A. MckcLuey.
Estate of Maria Moore; trial of issuer continued
20 December Is. 1909.
Estate Of Perry II. Carson; petition for letters
testamCutaTy.
Eetate of J. J. CoDpinger; Will dated February 3,
1902 and petition for letters tGstamgntIy died. At.
tOTney J. NJ. Brown.
Estate Of Henry V. Miller; will dated May o.
lsOs filed
Estate Of Cath c. Gideon; VIII dated April ..
1901 filed
Estate Of Louise Davenport; viii dated August T.
1875 filed.
Estate Of Leopold Neumeyer; viii dated Decem-
Der r. 1896. filed.
Estate Of Nettv Green will dated April Il. 1908.
hled
Estate Of Joseph H. voorhees,; will dated May Il.
1852 fled
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
DAILY COURT RECORD
CHonday
Oionday, November l5, 10O0l

? 1910; submitted by AIr. J. II. Ralston. Of counsel
Tor appellants. in support q motion and BY Mr..
J. J. Darlington in opposition thereto.
No S)i7. Richardson VI, Reeves 20 al appeal
and wit Of error 20 supreme Court Of United
States prayed hy Mr. T. J.. JefFords for appellant
No. 1921. Ockstadt vs. Bowles: reversed. Opinion
by Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard.
Nc 1896 Lambie Company et al vs. Bgelow ct
al. affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Robb.
No. 1870. Gomper5 rs. Bucks Stove and Range
Company; motion 20 STAY mandate denied
Nos 3s9 and ao63. Commissioner Of Patents vs.
Heanryi reversed. Opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice
Shepard.
Nos. 2ois and 2063. Same Va Same: petition for
allowance of appeal 90 supreme Court Of United
States denied. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice
Shepard.
Patent appeal No Ga welutraub vs.. Hsvett;
continued
No. 592 Goldberg w Halle; s1burttod.
No. 5s3. In re Application Of Il T. Waterman
Company; argument continued by m. L S. Wat
son for appellant. continued by Mr.. r. +. White
head for appenees, and concluded by Mr.. l. s..
Watson for appellant
No 90. Sandage Va Mckenzie: dismissed for
failure 10 print
No 595 In re application Of William Herr; sub
mitted oy Mr.. J. VI Spear. for appellant and az
ued hy Mr. L. F. Whitehead. for Commissioner Of
Patents.
No 500 In 70 application Of Anti-Cotr-Znc
Chemical Company; argument commenced by Alr.
j. Z. Cross. for appellant; continued hy Mr., r. F..
Whitehead for compainants; o1ncluded by Mr.. Ar
thur Stewart for appellant.
30 so. Young StrubIo. argument commenced
by Mr. G. v Edwards. f0r appellant.
Assignment fer to-day-Patent Appeals:
No 5e7. Young vs.. Struble; rehearing Attorneys
Edwards & Brovn-Duell & Crlse-
No $50 Casper VS. Gold ct al Attorneys
Ncayc- Barnett Fraser. and Rcddins.
No. CO., Capor rs. Gold. Attorneys. Neave-Bar-
nett
No. 5si IN re reissue application o' Egbert H.
Gold. and No. 6l5. Gold vs.. Gold. Attorneys. Bar
nett-FrUser Rcdding. and Reidman.
No. co., Basriln vs.. Champ. Attorneys, Belt,
LiuthiCum. Bacon. and Milans-Fay.
No. Js5 In re application Of Frank @. Wight.
Attorneys Bradley q LnthiCum- -RuCzman.
No. Coz Engel vs. Sinclair Ct al. Attorneys, Nc
Gill-HOUsOn.
No. COS. Floyd vs.. Rohlhng. Attorneys. Linthi-
cum. Fuller. Belt Bacon.
No. COS. In 10 application of Howard B. Sher-
man. Attorneys. D0well-NLit
Nos. COZ. COS. cog. stanton vs., Hover ct al At
t0ncys. Emcry-Dodge.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
EVERY HOUR o. THF EOl
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Following schedule figures pubished only
as information. and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New OrlcsuS
Ashevile. a. n. and lo;i5 p m. daily; 9 a. n
f0r Chattanooga and Memphis. Dining c1rs
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chsttanocra BsruinT-
ham. New Orleans. 1910 .. n. daily Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville ChattanOoCa Nashville
Memphis. 40 a. m. daily. (Sleerirg car nay Be
occupied after 10 p. m.l Dining cars
For Atlanta. birmingham. Columbia. Charleston
Augusta. Aiken Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. i.l5 .. m. daily. Dining car service.
Tourist CARS for California Monday. Wednesda7
THURSDAY. and Friday. AIS T. N.
Local fer Ha-risonhrrg, $50 a. N daily. IN r m
weekdays; for StTasburg Jet. ?. n weekdays; for
Danville. I % a. daily; fo- Charlottesville 80
a. m and 455 ?, n. daily; for Warenton. As D N
daily and ?. n Weekdays Frequent trains 70 and
from Bluemont l. S. BRSWN. Gen. Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Published only as informatio1 not guarauteed
25D y m. dsily-For Virginia. West Virginia and
Kentucky points. Pullman seepers.
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Pullman sleeper 70 Chicago St0rs only at tnpor-
t2nt stations. Pullnan's finest equipment
ll:i0 ?. N. daily-F. +. Y. LIMITED for Cin-
cinnau Lo1iyrille ths West. Southwest. and North
west Pullman sleepers.
C. & o. a Ia carte Dining Car Se-7ics.
Chesapeake and Ohio oficcs At SIS Psansyivsuia
avenue, 1850 = street. and New Union Statioa- Tels-
phone Main 1855 and 2ss for tcsts bagy1-e chscks
reservations. ard taxiclbS
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
Equal to ANY Two Women

From the Kansas City Star.
Ella Ewing. the Missouri glantess. -
who is nine feet six inches tall. was a
guest at the Hoxey Hotel in Mexico re-
Gently. She was on her way to the
Bowling Green Fair. Two beds had 70
be put together so that she could sleep
comfortably.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16

No. BITS United States vs.. Henry ]. Gather.
forgery; verdict guilty.
No. 37N. United States vs.. Edward Wallace;
motion for new trial fled
Assignment for today:
United States vs. Thomas B. DAILY
Notice-There will be a call Of all Of appeal cases
on justice Of the peace appeal calendar for october
in Criminal Court No. on Friday, November -,
1902 90 10 a. m