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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-27
Land

small and if $4,000 people
northwest today portion
homestead the today nasmuch small
of
inasmuh is either rocky
with Indifferent growth of timber arid
NEVERTHELESS FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE WANT LAND.
small portion of these
inasmuch
there will be but few hundred homeseads available
The population doubling generation
settled entirety
wealth
sections which the people owning land
could have purchased
hundreds of dollars
valley pronounced
producing OF this
better insofar level and required much eveg for
cultivation furthermore unlimited Immediately
bring the land
of
valley
Methow
inches of the There
owing the physical valley
i've the Methow valley right able proposition
1t is worth attention The will double before flies We
all choice Each
the
1900
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02

vin rssS direct sdTzutzzs thsrefroa. & has ben
deemed Proper that the Pennsylvania Company
Should parsicpzts Z Tie est the7eo1 Il Ea8s
thasfoe conribstae sac GO f0- tat p1-poss and
charged the sane against is Pro5t and Los ao-
oozat-
By refc-encs 70 The Genszzl Bzlzaos shect Il VIZ
be seen that the total sE0uHt cs1ied thsrsc1 o.
sis. IS ses-s2 o. this smouut SI5.oos9s S reTze-
sented By capital stook of the Pennsylvania Tu1rel
ard Terminal Railroad CoEpa1y, a. paT, and TIA
balance represents Tire adsances made acc01nt &
cost of construction 70 5Ls December isS sfte- DE-
ducting the Eszas charged against the Ipcous AID
Pru6. and Loss aocU1Hts q the Peuzsylysnia Esii-
road snd Pennsylvania Companies. as ststsd -
this and preceding annual reports
In accoTdaace Eifh TIE sHth0rfy c1nfoTTed AZ tbs
las: MEETING. the Bald Esgle Valley Junction and
sOathEess Colnsctinz Railways hare been ahso-besS
5y ard nov scru ps-t u the Pen1sylFknla ksil-
read
TIE Ssx York. PhiisdrlpAis and Noric;k RsilEoad.
which forms the connecting Ink between yoar Phlla>
delphis. Balt1ao-e ard Washington systrn and tns
railways reaching Sosfck frcn the South snd Wesls
having tthroGzh the growth Of Norfolk as business
csater and as gateway between the Northern and
Southern Atlantic States. cgTeioped large inter-
change trz4hc with yo-r system. il vas deemed sd
vissbie % ec1ri7e the ownership q It's Eock espe-
cially as heavy expe1ditures had been Uade, "a
your part 70 provide the uecesss7y facilities tSers
for az terminal and other points youF Ines Al
agreement vas. thcTefore made foI the ps-chsss
thereof through the :ssue q s Loo q pc- osns
stock tr17st certificates By the Fidelity Trust Con-
pany of PHILADELPHIA maturing Is Ju5e. IS9S tbs
PRINCIPAL and interss. cf which were guaranteed b
yogr Company. The net income q the property -
sufscient not only % take care q me o5ligatson4
sssured IN connecticn theresith, BIT 70 turuiss
funds icr rs further Improvement
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
RARPERAND COMPANYSRbRTS
New Bank Opens for Business at
1415 G Street.
1t VIII Conduct General Commercial
Banking and Brokerage
Transactions.

Harper & Co IS the style OF the new
firm Of bankers that opened for business
yesterday at 1FI5 G street northwest This
is the place formerly occupied by ths
international Banking Corporation, and
within the last month has been thorough-
" renodsled 20 suit the demands OF thu
business inauguTated BY the new firm.
Harper & CO. consists OF Robert ".
Harper, formerly president OF the Ameri<
can National Bank; :. Miller Kenyon, a
Washington lawyer, and Thomas I.
Hume, formerly connected with ". b
Hi5bs & Co. and more recently IN busi-
ness az ISs5 street northwest. The
members OF the firm have pooled their
private resources II the company. and
viii carry on q general banking and
brokerage business. The new frm Is a
member Of the Washington Stock Ex.
change and OF the American Bankers
Association. Arrangements are pending
which, il Is expected, will connect ths
firm with the New York Stock Exchange.
At present. however. the New York end
Of the business IS n the hands Of Smith.
Heck & Co. OF the New York Stock Ex-
change
Yesterday the new banking rooms vera
redolent with handsome flowers. and s.
constant stream Of callers was coming
and going 20 extend congratulations TO
the new bankers. Incidentally, the bank
placed on its books a good volume oe
business. and the first day was considered
as q very satisfactory beginning. Tbs
deposits we're S3e, 1885,
Inside the hank President Harpsr
brought over from the American National
Bank three young men who worked under
him there. as his chief assistants, and
Mr. Hume has taken over the six assist-
ants he had with him in the F street of<
fees Mr. Hume moved his ONCE para
phernaIia 20 the new stand yesterday.
and within day OF 50 win be fitted out
with fine facilities for conducting his
brokerage business
As stated in The Washington Herald,
the new firm has been appointed by tha
District courts as a depository for pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
REGISTERED AT HOTELS.

SHOREHAM-air. and MrS c II. kszs. Menr
phis: Mrs Emily P. GoEld. Memphis: siss Auua
Ostrards- RiFerhcad. L l. Mrs Foster BlscEs
Sorfolk; r. p Graves Atlanta; J. c Powell. Ats
lanta: P C. AIhgof Alabama: Mr- ard lin Weis.
Ngx York: Lieut. AlggT- Z s n. IrA v. T.
Merrill. AIiSs r. ". Merrill Miss VeTlsu. Nor
ristoEu \. Y; Mr. and Sir. Peacock. Lancaster.
Pa; Nr snd Mrs. 2. ". Wentworth. New Bed
ford Mas: Mr.. and Ms E. ". Clark, Phil1dsl-
phia: A. L Norris. Toledo. Ohio: MTx- ". J. z.
DALEY. New York. Mss Margaret smith SsE York.
Mrs Jsnes E Mann. Blueasld y. J.: J. Wsster
Myer New York; J, Z. West Chicagos Mr. and
Mrs John Cobb. Emma Cobb, F1orszce Cobb,
Beatrioe Cobb Hldrzzrds Co5b. Milton Mas; W.
Judson. Grand Rapids
la NORMANDIE-E Pztehin Pittxo1rz. z. B.
Hsrt. Colorado; Sir. and Mrs. ? c Sumner.
Boston.
RALEIGH-P. o. Adams. cs-zoz. Tex; 7 B.
Bscon MlEarkes; G. D. Evans. Clay Csry. II; J.
2 Datton. Denver
RIGGs-Miss Carpenter. New To-k; ;. c. Brses.
Y. Schuyler. Tennessee
NEW wILLARD-afrS J. L. Rhisock. Covingt0z.
Ky; Mrs. Miller. Mianesota; 1fss- v. A. ConvzT.
Annapolis; r. Kaae PhiiaSelphis. james Smith.
Boston: F1orsce Webb. Salt Lake City. Miss 2 =
Andrews. Chicago: NrS- Frzneis ZsiEer. Ss- ToTk;
s D. Green New York; D. c. Graz. Columbus.
Ohio; n \. Hunt. SGut STE. Maria
ARLINGTON. Eissuer. Red Brook, y. J.:
Miss wsTinE. Yonksrs; Miss Gilman. Ne- York;
Miss Marjorie Squire sesttis; A u E-srs. Chi
cAzo: Miss WHSon. Pi-tSbr-g: r. ] Philips Ns=
YORK
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
Court-martiaI the Drink.

Edi.o- The vsshinEton Herald:
The splendid naval pageant in Hampton
Roads is ended; a universally noteworthy
feat has been performed: a stupendous
undertaking has been most impressively
finished, and unstlnted coagratulation IS
the business OF the hour. And yet, re-
hecting minds are not so much dom
mated by the spectacular magnihcencs OF
the returning feet as by the pathetic
case OF Capt QuaitTough. who. instead OF
occupying the bridge OF one of the gid
ing fortresses, returns 20 his native land
as z passenger. What does It mean7 II
means that. according to the findings OF
a court-martIsl, Capt Qualtrough exceed
ed MS capacity for the assimilation Of
ardent spirits. and, n consequence-for
the time. az Ieast-has suffered the loss
OF his command Worldwide publicity
has been given 70 this most regiettable
occurrence, but Capt Quaitrough may
comfort himself with the reflection that
that which led 70 his undoing has been
advertised as widely.
There Is q deal OF pieus inS.stence that
God be given His place IN the Constitu-
ton. but what about His place IN the
Administration II God were actually
OF the head OF our national affairs. would
he suffer the use ii any department OF
the government OF that which enfeebles
and unfts2 II II is a disgrace 20 yield
to intoxication. il is a disgrace to furnish
the occasion. Give God his place in
the administration and there viii no
further endangeriRg Of official dignity OF
efficiency by permitting any occasion for
the loss Of self-command. II the facts
IN Capt QusItrough's case are as cur
rently reported, all right-thinking men
vii unanimously hope that wine may
be excluded from naval bsnquets. and
that our friend the captain may continue
70 churn the seas for many years 10
TD. D. CLARE
Manassas. Va, Mzrch l
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Tuss6ay. Msrca
SPECIAL calendar.
No. / Secretary of Uae Iuts-inE rs United States
q rsi- love e al Att0leys Stuart McSaTnarz
ard D. y Bsksr-kappisT & Merrllat-
80. 2 United States ex re- TuTnG e al Ts.
Secretary Of Interior. Attorneys. KappieI i Msr-
riIzt-D- " Baker and Stuart lcNamETz-
No. l. DistTict q Columbia vs.. Haul. AstO--
nsys. z h Thonzs-A. II. Bel
No : United States ez -. Grb5le e Al. T. Sec
rstsry q tie Interior Attorneys J II Rznkn-
d. v. Baker and Stuart NIcNamzrz-
No g Secretary Of the Interior rs. United States
eT ~ Ness Attcrney. F " ClensntG
Nc 9. Coke - District e Columbia. Attorneys,
y. c. Prenfiss-F. h STEPHENS
Regular call
No Iglz- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conpa-y
Is C00k- Attorneys. 9. l. Hzmil-cn-W- J. Leu-
beTt, r Z. Yestmsn, and G. " Fowler
No l8S Brown. sxscutOr. "a Hight Attorneys.
?. A. AckenuE snd william Hitz-H- 5. Nat
thsws and ?. A Bowen, =
No. Is7s Cooper u United Security Lie Insur-
aucs and Tr1st COMPANY Attorneys, Irving VIII
izszsou-Nsth Wilson and c r Wilsou-
No. $50. AlCulton e al rs Cornish At1o-ueys.
John Rdout-1fa5dox & GatleE
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
BAPTIST PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. Clarence P. SteaIey TO Take I'D
Charge in Oklahoma.

To take up evangelistic work in Okla
homa, with the hope that the change of
residence VIII benefit his wifes health.
Rev Clarence P. Stealey has resigned
the pastorate Of the West Washington
Baptist Church.
For four years he has filed the pull
PIT OF the church. and has made himself
deeply loved By al who know him. The
resignation came as a surprise 20 the
members OF the congregation. coming az
the end Of his Sunday sermon. He viii
reside IN Oklahoma City after April I.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
MARRIAGE LIcEssEs.

Harry E Mlie- 2. snd Bertha Z Preston. is.
both q Philadelphia. Rev. lanes Z. Irvine.
Harry Lo1E, =. and Terssa Boyis. .. bosh q
Bsltino-e. RsT. Nicholas Yssesn
Robert c. Nev1aan- 81 and Iera c. Sfrzthy. =
both q Monterey. Va RsT. Charles H. Waters
COLORED
William H Jones ). and Mar Matthews. s.
ReT. AquiEs SzyieS
joseph wever, q. ard Sso2is Philips. q Rsv.
y. J. HoEsrd.
joseph A TA0Dss e. sad Blanche K. Evszs. 2.
Rss. n ". D. Ncrnsu-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Estate q Mary I. Mitchell. order admitting VII
% probate and granting letters testaneufzry; 5Od
s5oo. Attorney. Howard BOYD
Estate q Ella smith; order granting lettsfs tsSts-
msutary, bond. S0o AttOrney. Thomas Walker.
IN re Margaret Shea; order appointing guardian /;
bord. 500 Attn-nsy ". n Elison.
Estate of Frsnces A Reed; order E-z1tnz letters
testzrnentary; bo1d. $50 Attorneys. Gou5oa 4
Gordon
Estate u JossDa A D1hses viii dated Au-I Is
le0a died.
Estate of Charles Cheslsy; Ein dated January (
l9o5 fled.
Estate Of Joseph H. Mor1ime-: VII dated JEuus-J
3, I9os, tied.
Estate q Nellie Kilsores VII dated Fs5-us-y q.
IeE sled
Estate Of Pstrick J. Sherman; petition so- leave
% psy tr1st
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
Union Alumni wiz pine.

The Union University Alumni Associa-
ton has completed arrangements for tts
eleventh annual reunion and banquet at
the Shoreham Hotel this evening at 20
o'clock. The guests Of honor will In
cluds Rev. George Alexander, D D, Of
New York. who has been acting president
during the past two years; Rev. Charles
Alexander Richmond. D. D., Of Albany.
y. 7. the president-eleet, and Prof Ben
Jamin II. Ripton. Phi D, dean Of Union
College at Schenectady, N. Y. Accept
tancss have also been received from other
nonresident Union men who are 70 be
In the city for the Inauguration.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
hunting Knife presented.

Another implement. in the form Of .
handsome hunting knife, has been added
TO the Presidents African outfit Ths
knife, which Is twelve inches long. Is
the gift OF J. c SEahb. Of Erie, Pa, and
was presented 70 the President BY Repre-
sentative Bates. OF Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
GROCER HELD UP BY NEGRO.
Abraham SOIOman Slightly wound
ed in shoulder by Bullet.

AhFRhG m SOlOmnn cukhtig HOuho~
ed in Shoulder by Bullet.
Abraham Soioman. grocer. OF Bladens-
burg, was held up near the old dueling
ground on the Bladensburg road, short
distance from the District OF Columbia
line, about I:SO o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Solomsn was returning from Washing
ton When passing the culvert. near the
dueling ground. a well-dressed negro
sp-ang from the bushes and fred two
shots at him One Of the bullets hit him
on the shoulder, but seven thicknesses OF
clothes probably saved his life. The bull
let caused only flesh wound.
The other bullet went astray. When
Soloman faced his assailant he ran In
the direction or Washington
Deputy Sheriff Garrison and assistants
are working on the case. Dr. Guy ".
L.attiTner. of Hyattsville. attended the
wounded man
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
PRESIDENT SAYS GoOD-BY.
Newspaper Men Give Farewell
HaEdshake to Chief Executive.

- --~N~Nt-HN-
The President said good-by 10 one hun
dTed and fifty Washington newspaper
men yesterday, and wished them a per
sonsl farewell" n their after lives.
Besides these. there was delegation Of
forty Baltimore newspaper men mostly
members Of the Journalist Club, who
gave q parting handshske 20 the Chief
Executive.
Many other personal friends and sd-
nireTs OF the President were az the
executive Offices during the day. and 70
many Of them he gave autograph photo
graphs as q farewell token.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
TUCKER RECORD ARRIVES.
Army Retiring Board Reports to the
War Department.


The record OF the army retiring board
which recently considered the case Of
Col William F. Tucker. Z. S. A, former
chief paymaster Of the Department Of
the Lakes, has been received al the War
Department. Col. Tucker has been IN
bad health for some time. an5 has been
a patient az the Army and Navy General
Hospital al Hot Springs. Ark. suffering
from chirrosis of the liver
The findings OF the board are now be-
ing reviewed by Brig. Gen. George B.
Davis, judge advocate general OF the
army. Col. Tucker is a son-in-law Of
Gen. John A Logan.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
SEVEN HIPERILED IN FIRE.
Escape ScantfIy Clad from Burning
GIrard Street House.


Seven persons had narrow escapes from
death n q FIRE early yesterday morning
which nearly destroyed a house at I2Oe
CIrsrd street northwest The loss was
about $5.o0o
The blaze was discovered about $50
o'clock by Joseph Bracket. who was
awakened by smoke Without waiting 20
dress, he avoke MAJ. and Mrs. Frederick
Bracket, Frederick Bracket, ir.. and Mr.
and Mrs William F. Mahoney. The
flames spread rapidly, and the occupants
Of the house left by a rear window lead
Ing 70 the roof Of the second story. Clad
in night clothes, they crawled into an
adjoining house
BY this time six engine and two truck
companies were fighting the FIRE. The
flames extended TO adjoining houses on
both sides OF the Bracket residence, but
were exttng1ished with small loss. The
Bracket house was gutted.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
WOULD-BE THIEF F0ILED.

Tries 20 Force Entrance Into House
After Striking Maid
An unidentified white man attempted 90
AIbiu Sheets. I4l1 Twenty-first street
northwest. shortly before noon yesterday
by striking Caroline Brown, negro maid,
OF the head with blackjack.
The blow stunned the woman. but she
succeeded IN closing the door, which she
had opened IN response 10 a ring OF the
bell. The man ran down the steps and
escaped. The police believe he is e pro-
fessional thief. who came to Washington
70 operate during Inauguration week.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
Circuit court No. :.
CrimInaI Court So. I.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD
United States "a Cis7sSoe E Tuczs-; forge-J: plea
Dot guilty
United States vs- Frank R. Miller; s-End larOsays
plea not guilty
United States ~ william Roode; enbezzisnent;
verdict guilty..
United States Is. Raymond L Co-bin; hosseb-e1k-
ing; defendant sureDdeTed BY s1rety-
United States Richard Jackson: violation q
policy law: plea guilty; sentence slsDended
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. l5lI5. In estate Thomas Callahan; on trisL
Attorneys. G. 7. Williams ard H. ?. Blsir-J- 3.
Archer.
Moore & Kin Brunmiuger; zine 20 Sle ard
settle hiu a sxceptions-
Sullivan Capital Traction Company: bil q eI-
cgptious signed
Assignments foE today-JUs,ice c, the peace
appeals:
No. los. sonsryills & CO. - Weller Atto-neyz
r 5. Hune-L- p HarloE.
No. ia Jacob Powell IS. Capital Tracsion Con-
pany- Defendznts attorney. G T Dunlop
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02

ta-est on It's funie6 osbt, 1Saa-7s. the Gm0znt
advanced 70 that Company. vas also chargec o6
sszinst the Extrao-dinzry Exps1ditu.s Fsod
Ths proGreS uD0n the Tunnel Extension INTO and
through New Tak CfIy has besn Fs-T satisfactory
The. Tors vas actively presented throughout the
year 80 that a. present here Il every reason 70
anticipate rs completion esrlnE the S1EneT of lsla
On ths section between the point @; connection
with yucr New Jersey diTision a. Hz-riso1 east Of
NewaIk where the transfer yard Is being bEilt
foF iHterchsEge Of trse between this division and
the tunnel exteDsionl and the Hudson River. tbs
enbsnkmeuts and bridges are eoustrucsed, with the
exception q the draEb-idgs over the Hacke1ssck
River, and the ezczFztion and conGsts lining d
the Bergen Bill tunueis are p<acucally cn-npasted-
Betzsen the TsehaTksn Shaft On the western bank
= the Hndson and Ninth avenue. NsE YoFs in
York station az Seventh STenus and Thirtythird
street, the excavation Is practically Auishsd, and
larss po-tisn q the cc1c9etA lining "a IN place.
The S1eel Structure q the station is almost oTu-
pic5cd E1d over oue-hah u tie eztsTSoT granite IS
IN place. while substantial progress has been made
IN connection With the station facilities The cross
town tunnels between the station and TIE East
River. ard those under the East River, are ready
for TIE laying q the tracks
The wcrk n Long Island City. embracing the TIN
aels from the east side q the dEsr % East and
Borden avenues, Is finished. and that east Of Esst
aTenue including fhs aprFoSchez 10 the Smuyside
Yard. and the erection Of the bridsss t5e sane
Is vel under Tzy. TIE eiscsr5eatio1 Of the Tunnel
IADe and tbs tzek-lzyinE. signaling. i1terlocking
and oozSrucioa of the Necessary yzra ana terminal
facilities VIII be actively prosecuted dlrinS the
rent rear, vel the work on the New YORK
Station
II v1sz q TIE fact that this important terminal
e fo- ne benefit Of the entire Pennsylvania Rail
road System. ard that the lines Eest q Pittsburgh
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
suits,

No. Sg7. Cla7toa GTsa "a JON 7. Cole; uotss,
ESa- Attcrnsy. I. 2 LosinE
No. 5laS- Lzre-ne I Doiph ~ Adams Exr-ess
Company; sQpe1l DeseDdaut's attorney. S. 7.
ThOnss
No. 5IEe American Laundry Machinery Manu-
featuring Company Is James 5. Cotton; account.
sS-5G Attorney. " c Balde7Son
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
DIfrict Court.
Equity Salts.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
IN re extension q Sherman avenue; hsari-g OF
instructions argued and submitted
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02

No E54s Andrew z. Brown vS Eva L BrCEu;
an1ul marriage. Attorney. "a. E. Anb-use-
No. SS5a Bessie S. Ksch1rT Is George A. NJ
keichae-; divorce. Attorney, ~. .. Gsr5ne-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
Wife of Insurance Solicitor Names
Two Correspondents.

Two Correspondents.
George A. n. Kelehner. an insurance
solicitor, was made defendant in a suit
for absolute divorce, fled yesterday IN
the District Supreme Court. by Bessie s.
Kslchner. Two correspondents are named.
The complainant says she was married
20 Kelchner in Rockville, Nd, on Sep
teuaber :. 1906. by Rev. Thomas Camp
bell. snd that they lived there until No
vember last, when. on account Of his
III treatment. abuse, and infdeiity. she
was forced TO leave him and return TO
her mothers home in this city
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
ENGINEERS ARE PUZZLED.
Experience Difficulty In RecarvfnE
JeG Davis Name on AGueduct.

Considerable difficulty is being ex-
perienced by army engineers in the man
ner in which the name Of Jen Davis Is
to be replaced on the stone tablet OF the
aqueduct at Cabin John. from which it
was chiseled of during the civil war
Il IS probable the Secretary OF War viii
have TO approve a plan for cutting down
the surface OF the stone, making II en-
tirely blank, and renewing al OF the let
teTs Of the several names which now
grace the tablet
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02

Job Barnard and Hzr-y King. trustees to ABR
ham Fisher. part original l0t q. square So ss9o.
B1ttsraeld's Addition % Congress Heishfs-Frsng
z. Buttsrlsid e u n Nellie Z Fletcher, l0s
I. square 3d. SIC
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
Mechanics Lien

No $50. Czrencs 3. Thompson IS. Harvey 4
Kite, ten houses. cor1eT Third and streets 5oth-
east; Sis Attorney, 6. v. DTeE.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
DAILY COURT RECORD
CMeaday, March 1, 1902

Ne. N&l. SpiBk rs. Ths Corhg Company order
extending tine TO plead. Attorucy. H. ". Wheat
ley-
No. SIS. Harlan and HoIiinsswogth Company "a
District Of Columbia mandate Of COurt Of Apssals
and fsSE8ent thereon Attorney& NcCsnDon x
Hayden-E. H. Thomas
No sa1s5 Rslt & TOrthingtOn IS. AreSsie-s tuds-
msnt Of copdemasfion. Attorneys, G l. FraAey-
Douglas & Douglas
No ssss. No,hes6ead II washington Railway
and Electric Cumpsny; verdict foI Defendant At
t0rne-s. J ". Michel and !. G fcsier-C- \
Doaslas
No ss7E Walker IL Warner e al. OF rTisl At
tCnsyz. Tucker x kCnT0n-TittiuEs q Chsnerriia-
Assignments for to-day:
J. " Bslisr-P. T. Marshall.
10. * Rucks- IS lockwood AttornsyE 9. A.
Maxwell. s A. Putnam. and Charles Poe-BsiEa
A. LockEcod and Arthur Engiisn-
Nc. 81 Staples IS Davis Attorneys. c L
Fr1isy and + c Brendenogrg-h, 2. LAVA -.
No y. AndreT Anscostia and Potomac kiTer
Railroad C0npsnr. Attorneys. T. L J0ces and J..
E Padeett-C A. DouEas-
Ne 81 skear vs.. Kormsn- Attorneys, a. A.
Lipscorb and Tepper & Gussck-
No - Louehhsm & Co IS. Garter & Clark
Attorneys CTsadall Msckey- hamilton, Colbert
Tsrkes Hamilton.
No. eg. Esot - Thompson Attorrsys, J. r
Johuzoa-Leckie Fulton & Cox
No. Sa Dulin < Martin Co. - Coiosustroth-
AEfoTEfTS. lEcEer q AelJol-t fcAtS-
NJ. rs Bake- IS Washington Herald Co. At
to-nsyS H. L DAVIS and +. J. HoEza-Bsrry 8
Sfizo- and r. B. Rowland
Nc. -. Duke Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. X. J. Lambert and R. H..
Ysatuzn-G E Hamilton
Circuit Court No. q
CHEF JUSTICE CI.ABAUGH-
No lss5e SULLIVAN Va Capital Traction Company;
tine n als transcript of record extended Attorneys,
J. ". Echols-R. r Perry Son ard G. T. Dan
lop.
40 5oCl Baker "a Warner: on trial Attor-
nsys q. I. Davis and r J. Hogzn-J- J. Daring
tOn-
Assignments fo- to-day:
No. "a BeaH "a City and Suburban Railway
Company. ArtC-nsyS. " G. GGdinI and {. \.
HopcWelI-J. J. Darlington
No. 20 Shoemaker. executo-. - Weidsn. sd-
uiuistrstor. Attorneys. Lambert YeEtnsn-E 4.
Thomas
No. ~ Collins ~ City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Tsppsr & Gusack-J. J. Oar
lirgton-
No. "a Howard rs. Bum Attorneys. Dan. Peg.
ser & Taylo-E L GieS-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
Equity Court No. =.
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JUSTICE sTAFFORD.

No. 59ZS. B-oEu Is Washington Railway ard
EleStrc Company; motion for nsE tzial fled At
toI1eys c. c Miller and R. Z. MoztSgus-O. A.
Douziss-
No 5oCT. OErisl - Sane; ve-1ict for plzlut11
fo So ard 41dSuszt forthwith Attousys " =
Lambert and r q. TsstHsn-l. a. D0aEz&