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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
SPOILED

Biggs-Waiter. this steak is too
tough to cut. Take IL back.
Waiter-Sorry, sir, but / can't;
you've bent IL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

The Bore-By the way. didn't see
you on the avenue yesterday?
The Maid-I'm sure you did. for 7
remember distinctly that didn't see
you.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
Fiery Particulars

Here, this writer in describing
the fire says the flames ran along at a
rapid pace. ] wonder what sort OF
a path they ran on?"
Must have been a cinder path"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
Same Old Game

How about this aeroplane gown?
Merely another scheme 70 keep
husbands w in the afr"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
look the Advice

Johnny was told 20 "clmb the ladder %
Whom grown he followed the plan
AND now De climbs a ladder each night
He's "a 'secoud-story" man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

It's said the blur ls coming back.
Lord. give us even that
or give us anything that win
Eliminate the rae
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
Kniebts OF Rptbias,
MA, s. A, z. A, A. A.
N. A, S. A, z. A., A. AND A.

9 n ]
This organization the powerful
progress mas of
in
III NNES required lodge benefits
pleof
heartes supper
%N&E oofSz
dues The adqecos
only absolutely regaa
mai flee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

She actually called him a beast"
He felt quite rufiied. but then
Twas compliment at least
For she invited him up in her den"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

Customer-An the big strawberries
are at the top OF ths box. ] suppose?
Dealer-Oh, no, maam; most Of
'em are az the top of the other boxes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

Tramp-Say lady
Lady of the House-Weu?
Tramp-f ] could bark like a doc.
would you let me live In kennel and
eat what you gives that pup?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
he Courts of Calanthe

of theCr
Itsnem
eIoveon for the
OF
the tof the
cents for unealo occasion
EorC Tden'sD
thano
benefits all
500 to sick aud death benefits
Lodge Band
For all information DEPARTING
Mrs TAYLOR, w
w Hill edmond va
L.
~ '''keS A"u'""IOS ADDRESS N mmd Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

Yer dad wishes II wuz a boy?
Well why don't he change it?"
oh, we can't now. We've used IL
four days"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Is2rics' Eleventh street nc-,hwest-De Witt c.
Chadwick 70 Chariotte 4 r ChadEick lots 5
and 2. square 5s. Sc
i Moore < Barbour's Second Addition 20 Wsshingtou-
American se-lri,y and Truss Company. trustee.
n Herman r HoEsnstsin. lots s5 70 %. block
o. S5N
Holnead Manor-Elizabeth J. vose to Charles Some,
l5t g. block 8. so
Manor Park-Josis u B. Tiddup e III. sutelis
y n Man n. jacobs. lots q. 9, and IS. block
80. Sc
looi T-e5tv-siz.h stree. northwest-Harry P Hud-
dlesou e. Tx. % Ellen c. Garter. lUt c. square
I SO
Pleasant Plains-Hany b Wilson and Harry Ward
nan 70 JOE de GOmar and Mara dc Gomar, IOt
O. square 1s55 so
O street. between se7srteeush ard Eighteenth
streets no-thwsst-Jsmes p Eilerson e TX. 10
Dorothy F. Knipe. lot 81 square l56. S5-500-
81 For1rtn street SoTthwest-Samuel c. Wilson AID
James P OYSTER. trustees. 70 Nathan sickle,
part original lct s. square 45s. S.ao
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition-Edwin p.
Brink 20 Annie Bel ct VT. Edward L, lot =.
block le Sc
I3E street northwest-Thomas p. Bones and
Harry Warinsan 20 Fannie L. GsIlaheT. lot 75.
square I29. SO
BlOomin Ulalc-HaTry G. James et X. 70 Lester L
krhieTt. lot Il block 5. SIC
Fai77iev-Verora II Washington e VIZ z Writ. TO
Charles G. Glever lot 5 hiock 4. SO
Morris road-James +. Campbell 90 William D.
and Mary n Nsvlor. iot 81. square 500. SO
CougTess Heights-Lcuis Y. Denis 20 Edward A
Beekna- los q. block O. SO
Dcbbinz' Addition 20 Washing10n-FIanCis A Blur
dn Ct III. 10 HeEellyn Fowler, lot %. block
g. Se
Moore s Bs-bouy's Addition TO washington-yyIl
ian @ AIlsrd q NJ 20 Walter r Appleby et
TX. 10 Edmund Murphy. lot %. block T. SO.
Esiin P,ace-PTiscills z Henley 10 Bates Warren
part lot 8. SO
North CaIitol and o s,reets-Nenie NJ. Hanback, ct
VIZ. Charles J.. % sarah NJ. HuddlestOl lot 2
square go SO.
iZ5s Eighth street Rorthwsst-John T. Garner e ux
e. a. 70 E6wsrd 8 Smith lot L. square ~ SO
Hood & Batchs-dsrs Addition TO Anacoza-John
Hirsch e ux 70 Robert F. Bradbury los 2. p
and = block Z so
RnehuTs -pinehurst Park Company TO Elizabeth Y.
SnoEden. lots ard la, block s. SO
EillhroCk-Suburhan Homes Company 10 Otway T.
zau1zirgsr. l0t Z. square 5s2: lots 5S ard lg
10 rs square ss3 and lots 5s. 81 and % 70 20.
square 594 SO
Washington Hishlands-Cba1les G. TAYLOR 10 James
A. Watson. l0rs ls 70 3 block H. So
Roberts Choice and Ouid's First vacancy-The
Washington Losn and Trust Company. trustee.
70 William A. RedInond- Parts. Sla
Roberts Chcice-Niliam A. Redmond 70 Andrew
81 CurTy. psrt- so
Sixth street. between : and streets northwest
Cara J. shields 70 Brown ". Payne. part Iot 3.
sQusEe IS. 50.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
MEMORIAL at THE c. P.o.
Programme of Addresses and Music
Given by Employees.

Representative cyrus Kline. Of Indiana.
was The principal speaker al The annual
memorial exercises Of the employees Of
the Government Printing Office yesterday
afternoon Rr- Kline spoke on the char
acSer Of the men who fought on the Union
side during the civil war. praising their
courage. shown at time when the couR-
try was il bad straits He said the
memory Of those who wore the uniform
Of blue would never perish from the pages
Of American history
I am very glad OF the opportunity Of
speaking 10 YOU on subject Of this na-
ture. he said. III there is one thing
which Americans admire above al others.
Lit is bravery. and the courage shown dur
ing the civil war viii stand as an example
TO generations OF young men"
Preceding and following Mr.. Kline's ad-
dress musical selections were given by the
following. Albert Lindstrome, Daniel l.
SAMSON. Henry " Weber. and Charles
g ChattaWay Mr Chattaway played a
medl,y on a coraet. which was followed
with 2 solo BY Miss Kate 81. Fills, Just
IS the sun Went Down The male
chorus was enccred after singing Peace
f1Iy Rest. Ye Brave. and it WAS fol-
lowed with song by Eichberg. To
Thee. O Country
At the conclusion of Mr.. Kline's address
the audience sang the &C. \. r Ne
mCriaI song. by Werner.
The exercises, which were attended by a
majority OF the employees. were under the
auspices Of the q p. o. Chorus. com
posed Of the following: Benjamin A. Line
back director, Mrs. Delphine W Brown,
.accompanist; Miss Kate II Ellis. Miss
\. Ruckdaeschel. Miss l. Ransdeu. Miss
M Walsh. Miss NJ T. KoesieT. Mrs. c.
3. HolHnger Miss X. Sweeney, Miss f
c. G. MOreu Miss NJ Geisenderfer. Miss
F. L. Miller. NIisS II. BUnch, Mrs J. L
Thornton. Miss +. :. Harries, Mrs r
Z. Larson. Miss J.. D0naebers. Messrs- T.
l. Jones. J. r. Purvis. F. Morrison, J.
l. Holland. z A. Lang. G. W BridweM
r. : Moorhead- J n Patterson. George
3. Chattaway. D. y Klapp, J. Mont
gomery, / 3. Fe;e. ". K. Martin, y z
45over. J. r Gross. J. a. HandibOe. G.
c. Covert. VI. P. Connolly. c. ". Ruhl. c.
F. sullivan J. W. Crowell. II. J. Red
field and F + Pyne-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nay 2.-BUTTER-Fizn receipts.
i5ss EacEages- Creamery extra. IS, STATE dalry.
tubs. G5ia. imitation cTeZmery frstz EaZ2
EGGS-ouiet; receipts. l3 Is cases Nea7-t7 white.
fancg 25lz: DO. mixed fancy. 225s fresb. 2I1sa3
OATS-Stesdy; demand poor. No white. S.
No 3 white. SASSY; No white. ea23 natural
and ciured white % trzck. 65a62
FLOUR-STagnant; supply light Spring patents.
6.Js793 siTing clears. 5.soa55o, winter straights
6.55a7G0. winter clears 5.Sa6I0 Kausas s-raizhts
in sacks. 6ea6sn; Kansas clears. 5Zs575
RYE FLOUR-Steady; small dealings We quote:
4ioa5ea
CORN 1IEAL-Sirns: supply msagar- Kiln-dried
for export 3-sj. oOarse meal. in haEs. LsaLs4
HAY-ReosiDts &c t0Es; strong; small supply.
Prime -Imothy. los; No. :, L00ai-G5; No 2 s5; No.
g. SaS
STRAw-Receipts, % tons; strong; supply mease-.
Lo1g rye L1sl-e-
BEEF-S;eady; nodegate demand Family. pEa
ifGC- packet 2 eal2Sl
PoRK-FHm. dealings are dnIl. Ness lso1als.5o:
family is.5oa20de.
TALLOW-s,e4dy; qsiet trade City. 81
LARD-Dul. Prime Western. 1L35. CITY I06j.
refined continent. uso: South American. I2z5, Re
fined Brazilian. kegs I2j5 0ieOsteariRs i2zj; lard
ssssFine steady New Xork, l2s+; Chicago, ~
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILyAY.

NOTE-Pubishsd oa,y IS inf1-mssiou. AID nos
Elazuosed-
4Sa P. NC & 0. LIMITED. Da1y-rSst ress
tib1ied t-1in- Prln-n sespers 20 LexinEton Loziss
vile. Cincinnati. Tudia1apclis Chicag1. ara 81
Lo-iS. Connection fer Virginia Hot S7-iazS. PrI.
Izan car Louissills % M-EI Is ard New Orleans.
DiEi-s czrs. = carte zer.lre
ne ?. Nj P Y LIMITED Dalg-So,ii
vesti5rie ta.r- I-,.->a2 s,eercs 20 Ci-cnua,i
lexington. sad Lo-ssi-,s dai.y ard Virr.ria FCs
Sr-inEs Eeezsays- urainE cars. "a carte service
Pullman slesI--s Cincinnati 20 Chiczso ard s.
Lors ard L11isEiiie 80 Memphis Nashville. and
Nsr Or-r7ns
Chesaprzts 5u1 uEi1 O1.-Cs - PrnlsylTa1fs
s~e.se; I3ss str-St and Ssw UnioE S.stion- Tel
sp,0as Nsi1 .s5 o rs for Jickets bas-a-s cAeckS
res1Tvstiors ard Laxicah
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
BROKERS TAKE HOLIDAY.

Memorial Day coming on Monday
and ihe halliday session of the eX-
changes on Saturday. following the
lead OF the New York stock EX-
change. the principal stock, grain
cotton. and produce exchanges of
the country were closed yesterday.
and Will remain so until next Tues
day morning. The Washington stock
Exchange takes n holiday with The
others
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y R.-FeEosi1s seasdule dgsres published o'lr
as irfor-2S;ioa. ard are not guaranteed
FoT Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile. Neu CTlssrs
AsheTs'ie. ChsttsnoeSa, Memphis. a e. anS l8-fi
2. z. daily Di1ias cars.
For Roanoke. KnoxEine Chattauooss- NsrsAss
New Orleans. iOlo D n daily. Dininr ca-y.
Fer Atlanta, Birmingham Columbia t7hs-Ies.-a
Augusta Aiken. SaTanuah Jacksorrsus ,-s t---.s,
points. $40 p n dsily. Dining car serve.
Touris, cars fer California t-i-vesklv. $50 n N
Local for HsrriSontlrg a. n Saiir. as p -
weekdays; foT Dsnyille. 80 a. H. ez1y. aaa y
CharlotfssTils- 735 a n and s55 d u d..
Frcqueh. trains 70 and frou, Biua-nont
i 5. BROWN. GsusrzI AzerE
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
AppIlcation for pirorce.

Application for divorce from Maurice
". Stewart was made yesterday in the
District Supreme Court by Hazel Kirke
Stewart The couple were married Julv
., 1913, in New York It is alleged by
the wife that her husband refused to sup
port her three months after the ceremony.
and told her TO return to her parents in
this CITY Mrs. Stewart also charges inf
deity. She IS represented by Attorney
p h Marshall
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ner Yc7k. May 2.-Mcnev On csli unguoted 20
dav. Daring the week the market was ve-y quiet
and uniformly easy loans beng made between 2l1e
Der cert Funds were plentiful. p-vparauous ioT
rext weeks corporation disbu7semeuts adslls geat-
y % Ire availability q The supply
Time m0nEy duTinE The week vas s0TneUhat easier.
larger business Than herzrcf0Te beng done 80
bid priceS THe shcr dates we're neglected. brt a
fair SIZED business was done IN the January ma
trri-r
Mercantile paper was more artlVe
Sterling guict. with rates ErchsrEes t-o1E reste--
dzy. Drrlrr the week it uas dull ard feature
l-ss. fuctvations beirE within tae range q 4s-65
and ISIS for dzEnand- Rates - actual business
closed. sixty DAYS ss15as sf55. demand. ASA
Isis cabiCs fs515a5.ssl5.
Ccu.urrciaI bills were ASA fCr ninety days and
is5sszi s57s for sixty days. fcur bils ~ere sssas
f7r Sky DAYS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John J shea = and Clara q Fanon. 5. both q
Washington. Rev Thcnas s Ice.
Walter 5 Kinback p and Virginia Casati. q
Of New YORK Cts. ECT. J. B Mclaughlin
Charles J. Eo-s. ., Of Bufslo Y Y. and
Blanche 5 Wz.dbeser. 3. q Waks-nan. OHIO. Re-
John Reid Siarnon-
Walter r T. Plant q and Nora u Lsahv- q
both q Washington. Rev. " J. Kennedy.
Joseph Z Priddy %. and Aiary A. Dysou. q
bota q Hanover County. Va. Rev. J. B. Nc
LaEghiin.
Andrew 2 Sudvig g ard Amanda Hahn. .
both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev. l. II. Southeats.
Hugh B. Fitzgc-aid a and Jane Vallen. 2
both Of Washington. Rev. a J. Corey
Wade r. Osbs1rn. 2 and Else g Humparev. .
beth Of Washington. Rev. 7 W smith.
COLORED
William II. BClfeTS. 2. ard Saretta R Nnr4h z
both q Washington. Bey. BENJAMIN L Perkins.
Norman r Ham. 4. and L,slu Yohn. q. botb
= Bennirs Nd Rev. Il. C. Fs@nce.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
NoRFOLK 80 WESTERN RWY.
sCHEDCLE II EFFECT January L. ia

SCHEDCLE II EFFECT JANUARY 4. Igl
LeaFs Wasling-C1 NeT Union Station
$50 =. m.-Dsils-Au points CT Norso-k and yrss.-
III; slso E1cxrs-e, Chattanooga. and 2Iersalts
0:I6 ?. n--Dziy-Rcanokc- Bristol Wfns-o1s
salem. EncZEilis ChattaH0Ogz. NashFiie Memphis.
New Orleans TlTcTgl sictr re-- Dining cz-s
Fer So-folk-Lezse Washington. 50 g II tsilE
E:5 g. z. 6aiy except sandayJ. Arrive Norfolk
II y a. Y. az. - =. n
4s6 =. E.-Dziiy-Serryriiie Lrfsy. Shenandoah.
Trains froE tie Southwest arrive SO a. Il a-d
le13 D. n
ssenus l3ond R1i,Sinzl-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
80. 90 1000 nnmnrc,.

a jury in Circuit Court No. > yester-
day awarded 1.eo0 damages 10 Miss Helen
Gould Morgan. who sued the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for injuries
said 10 have been sustained by her when
she was struck by train on December
=. 1904 Miss Morgan was a passenger.
and was preparing 10 aliEht when the
train backed into a '-stOp-block. % throwing
her against the platform railing.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
UNITY CLUB MEETS.
Annual SesSfOn of Literary ASsocia-
ton Held Lest Wednerdnr

The annual meeting OF the Unity Club
was held last Wednesday evening AT the
residence OF Mrs Robert 5. Hutchinson
1913 Tenth street northwest. President
Z. H. Patterson presided. Reports were
presented. and election Of officers resulted
as follows. President, Mr.. I. 4 PAT
terson; vice president, Mr.. Henry P.
Holden recording secretary, Mrs. I, J
Young Withee: corresponding secretary.
Mrs 5 A c. Bartlett; treasurer. Mr.. c.
n Edelin. financial secretary. Mrs. Mary
r Lyddane: honorary lecturers. Hon
Samuel g. Donnelly. Hon Edward P.
Seeds. Hon William Z Andrews. Dr.
William A Cr0nut. Prof Frederic II
Noa; directors, Mrs. Hannah J. Devoe.
Mrs Rosa Lewis ToNnshend. Col. Am
brose H. Chase, Col. George c Ellison,
and Dr. ". s. Iseman-
Mrs Ellen Vockey Seifert gave several
piano selections and Mrs Rosa I. Town
shend sang and played Refreshments
were served and a pleasant social time
enjoyed
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
DAILY COURT RECORD.
saturday. May %. 1000
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No J.
JVsTTCE BARNARD.

Assignments for TUESDAY Jisne /. 1870.
No. isa. Morgan IS. WaTTick. Attorneys, Sullivan
& ToCmey- Rsiston x Sii4ors.
No 81 3r.5ess vs. Walter Attorneys. Thomp-
son & Laskey-B B-Tna1d & job. on
NJ 51 Ar1oid Arn1hl AtfoTneys Gardiner
& Hofeweii--A ambrose a smith
No. 5sl. I'n:ted states savings Bank IS shRgrue.
AT. rnegs. Douglas Baker * Sheniil-O Donoghue
Nc ss7 Mae'srland a. a. IS Peters Attorneys.
Thomas-Patfeson a Lambert.
Ne. $50 Thoras s.. Cuiiinane Fl a. Auorneys.
Donaid-n * 0Dcnoghue-Coitert. Turner Ad-
knr.
NJ. sH. Anderson Is. Goldie ct al Attorney.
Owen.
No. s6 Arnold Es. 1iaisock e a.. Attorneys,
Lester & Price DaT Peyser & Taylor HeiskeA
No. 572 ET1l rs. Fritsch ct al. Defendants az
tcGncy. Wjuseid.
No eoL Frzser vs. Johnston. Attorneys. Lsckie.
Fulton x Cox -Baideuon.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Nay 8.-C4TTLE-Reopipts I658 head:
steady. Dressed beef unchanged but slow
CAIT ES-Receipts. lss head; Eeak Good rsalS
5as-5e; th7ow-outs 500 dressed calres steady. CIV
dressed re2ls 9aI3i1, country dressed reals. sal2
SHEEP AND LA9IBS-Receipss 80 head. Poo-
10 medium sheep 4Ea5-5o. conmou lambs. SO,
spring lan,hs- aT5
HOGs-Receir,s. 3s5o head; usak-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

New Yerk May @-WHEAT-FTrner. brt dull
No 7. NcTthgn Dui1th. 20 arrive. Is9. No. 2
red. E @. b., Ls6iz. No. ?. hard. New York T. O. D.
lloi1; No l. m2caroni Is. Z. o b.: No. I Mani
tcha E. o. b.. early June. L36&. Exporte7s took
nothing
CORN-Msrket strong. No. 2 elevator. 81 No
? E o. b. spot. slA; No 2 yellow E @. B. 81
Nc. 2 white {. b., s5is. Exporters took nothing
REE-sczree, 5ut dull No ? Z o. D.. ncmi-
naI g.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
o,Brlen pemand. plxorcs

Maurice O'Brien yesterday applied to
The District Supreme Court for an abso-
lutte divorce from Mary O'Brien. The
couple were married June 19. 1895. and
lived together until last November. The
husband Is represented by Attorney J. E.
Padgett.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Law auLfa-

No 57s-7 Huzh Nacscrzis e. a. vs. Emma J.
Creuse. notes. 8 -T Atfcrer. L. J. MatheT.
Nc 5-rE AIc-chagrs ard Mechanics Savings
Rank rs Cf1uss T. Baldwin cr a.. note. So g.
Attorneys. Dan Pr7sr * Ta1lcr
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
WOULD DEMOLISH A SCHOOL.
TenaIIytOwn Citizens Declare Build
ing in that Section Unsafe.

IN protesting against the diIapidate5
condition Of the small manual training
school house adjoining the Tennauytown
School. the Northwest Suburban Citi-
zens' Association has written TO the Com
missioners, asking that II be demolished.
Building Inspector Ashford dlssents
from the resolution OF the association.
finding that the structural condition OF
the building is such that 1t could not be
condemned as unsafe. OF as having de-
preciated 10 the extent Of 20 per cent
The resolution OF the suburban citizens
has been referred 10 the board Of edu-
cation by the Commissioners. with the re-
quest that il state whether the building
is needed for school purposes. If il is
not the building viii be disposed OF by
the property clerk.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Assignment ior Tuesday. June J. 1872:
IN D. rm'e Col5oB.
Assignments for Wedncsday. June 2 800.
Ne. GO Smith IS. GarLncI- Attorneys, Am
hrese-tialdiacr.
No. sc Walker SIS. Washington National, &c.
Attorneyr. Williamson & Walker.
No So Hayes Cafhoi.c University. Attor-
neys Carlisle & JCi nson- Hamilton Coiser, feIkes
& Hamilton.
No. 81 CLARKE vs.. CLARKE. A,torueys. Potbury-
Ambrose
No. s.. Lsayy VS.. Leay. Aitomeys. Dar. Pey.
ser & Taylor-NcNeilI.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
rnnItr SnIt..

No 1S-5 Hazel X stewars rs Maurice ".
Stcwarr et al. diro7ce Artornc. L. H. Marshall
NJ ss75 li7ruoe O'Bricu 81. Mar OBrea q
al. divorce. Attorney J. Z. padse1t
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Criminal Court No
TrSTTCF ANBEKSON

JUSTICE ANBEhoBN
Uurel Sta-fs Ts. Charles D0r-cs. assault 70 rape
JIM fails t1 sgTrc.
Caica vs. Fox. bH G exceptions signed At
tornsss. n. J. CoIhgTr-P. T. Marshall
AssigImlut flr June 1-Auaigumeu1s.
Assignments for June 2;
United states vs. trei Moore
United states vs.. William Tsylcu and Fred
Moore.
Uui-cl states So Tsnres Ingram
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Circuit Court No. =.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No sseS Morgan rs. Baltmue and Ohio Rail
road Comrany. verdict fer uaintif for S5t11 At
,o7ncys J. g. Gistiugs and p. T. Blackstone Ham
itca. Colbert. Yerkes K Hsmitou-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
District Petition.
DEEDS OF TRUST.

No SCI Iu re- Construction r. r0ad along s1urh
q y Th.mss.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
NON-MEDICAL HEALING

NoN8IEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORCED CIR
czlstioa q the blood EitbOut druEs. slrEzl pro
caiure - detention fr1-1 h-si1ess. Circ1lsrs IL
foFrnatiou ard consultation free PROF 4 \. D.
PARKFR ~ Ninth s.. ~ Washington, y. y.
Hours = 20 & Phone " slI2 myGd
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Probate Court
WSTIlE MRIEH1

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Estate q EslanGor l. Mchmnsy, viii dated No
rsnihsr o. 1915 and petition f1T letters tesla
mCuraTy nl-f.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment f0T june J. 1909:
United States IS. William r Kelly.
United states Is Tyler + HiH.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEw UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR OK TIE ODD HOUR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'd STREET. NV XORK.
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Edward J Steiiwagen. President
James G. Payne.----1st Vice President
Geo. z Hamilton ID Vice President
Attorney and Trust Ofcer-
Geo. f. Fleming. Cd Vice President
and Assistant Trust Officer
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-26

Los Angeles. Cal, May 26.-With
the capture OF the much-wanted Ben
Elliott, at Redondo. and his absolute
elimination from the Poitera mystery,
the quest changed today from man
hunt TO cold-blooded picking of a
man or men from the Grifiith Park
locality TO be put through the most
rigid examination known TO the. po-
lice.
With this in view Sheriff Ham
mond and others from the sheriff's
ONCE left early this morning for the
scene of the tragedy.
The various examinations to which
young Elliott was subjected after
his arrest convinced everyone who
had been active in the search that he
had no hand In the atrocious murder.
The 1S-year-old boy, Franklin. con-
fessed he was the robber OF the Trop-
leo and Glendale stores that have
been pillaged during the past six
weeks.
He also admitted that he left the
camp near Tropico the morning af-
ter the child murder is supposed TO
have been committed. He started for
Redondo, he says about 4 O'Clock.
From his statements, given In a