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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-10
DAILY COURTRECO
(NOnday, August o, 1000
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.
s--e----.- 49,. $500

sAo4ANE 1OLAAD-
No. 2s95 Sands Va Parsons Ct al: decree dis
missing BIZ Attorneys. T. Beverly shier-W Z.
Clephane-
No. BIB Barkss va Barkes It al rule to show
cause returnabs August 10 1909 AttornsyA John
l. Hargroge and J. E. Easby-smith.
No. 271. In re the Collins Marine Wireless
Telephone Company; order q publication Attor-
neg. Arrhsr English.
No. Zsf45 Keefer vs. Reefer: rule 70 show cause
retUneble August y. 1893. Attorneys-L G. VII
iams0n-L. Fugitt
No. 2S4i6 King rs. Harrington e. al; tine 10
fle transcript extended 20 September IS. 1893. Al
torneys Crandau AIackay-Dsu. Peyser & Taylor.
No. ISIS. In re petition for dissolution Of the
Daughters q America; order Of dissolution Attor
ney. J. ]. Darlington.
No. g58 In re petition Tor dissolution Of the
National Council Daughters Of America; order Of
dissolution Attorney, j. J. Burlington
No. 2a2S Jones Is. Jones e. TX. order waiting
certain orders Lia. Attorneys Padgstt- COMB
". H. Montague and J. I. Reeves.
LrInacy s5i5. II re William C. Stone; order con-
nrming verdict q lury and appointing COMMITTEES.
No 15l1 Cheshire e al Wilson q al; de-
cree confirming sale. AttOrneys-W. Ii. MontagDe-
j. +. Padgelr-
No. 2sJ55. Guy ". Potomac Building and Loan
Association; rule 20 show cause combined. Attor
neys, james II. stelTart-T. Percy Myers.
No. 2sll5. ROBBINS sturteTant e al; decree
appointing substitute trustee % release. Attorney
Z. D. Wagonhorst and J. Arthur Johnson.
hitting trustee 10 invest funds Attorneys, James
y. Green-S " Hackett. Hinton 4 Chandler.
No Ssi. IN re lurAcy John Wagner; order al
/ lowing counsel fees.
No. Ess1- Welsh rs. Welsh; order awarding
custody q infant aud gTarting aliznouy Sc. At
t0meys. Thompson Laskey.
I No. 2ssis Yoris VS.. Yors; rle 70 shoW cause
retrrnable August 10, 1903. Attorney. J H. Aer-
EaEs.
No. 8i5- CASEY, trustee. rs. sterrtt e. a.
final decree Quieting title and restraining defendant
/ Attorneys. r. s. Hume. S. shicldS
No 2S559 East River View Land Company ".
Fulton c-der limiting time 20 take testimony Az
( torneys Hosea =. Mozltou-Leckie Fulton s Cox
No E76. In Re luuacy q Lewis Weaver; order
I authorizing removal ard maintenance q ward
No. E7D. Robinson vs.. RohusoZ 81. al; schedule
I = accounts approved and trustee ordered 20 MAXI
distribution. Att0meTs. z II. ThCm2s-Henry @
Stewart ard Charles 5 Mcrlat-
/ No. 2Iss. Waters IS Potts e al. auditors re-
I Tort ratified and confirmed. AttoTneys-c. H. Res-
gan William WilIans-H. a HcEnrty.
/ No. 8. In re adoption Of Florcnce Huntington
Beali; or1sr appointing guardian ad Item: deczes
! q adoption Attorney. Charles BaumHn.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug 9-Following are tho prices of
live stock reported at the Union Stock Yards to-
day:
today were 35D head, against ESQ head last week
One hundred and twenty carloads on sale Best
cattle about steady others lower. steers. good 10
prime heavy. 4.75a6.50: Others. 35Oas65; heifers
35oa54o; bulls 275ai5o; COWS. l5Oa45O: fresh cows
Gj.OOasOOO.
HOGS-Reecipts for the week ended at noon
today were A97 head against 5602 head last week
Fair supply market steady. Westerns S5Oas. Is :
near By S2jas.0; pigs 8Olas25; roughs 60oa75O
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts for the week ended
at noon to-day were FISH head. against Il 81 head
last week. Fair run; market higher. sheep LIS
a5.o0; lambs. 5.5oa8.0o; extra. sl5as p
CALNES-ReoeiDts for the week ended ut noon
to-day were 4S head, against so head last week
Fair supply market firm. Common to best i.50
az
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. r. Hibbs q 90.
members q the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest
ChicngO. Aug. a.-Trders in wheat were IN
an uncertain frame II mind to-day owing TO the
forthcoming government report regarding the new
crop. which. 1t was announced. would be issued
shortly before the close. As result the mar
ket was nervous 81 the start, although sentiment
vas inclined to Be bearish. because Of q decline
at Liverpool
The market opened weak. Some II the lead
ing c0mmission housese were fairly active bidders
for the deferred months and this caused quick
advance Of about ! cent, September Yalying 70
l0is and December to IS. Late. however. Septcn-
Der dropped back about half O cent
Hot weather IN the corn belt caused a nrm
opening In tho corn market prices at the start
being changed 20 1 II 2sc higher
Oats were weak because Of selling By country
commission houses
Provisions were weak owing 70 a l5c decline
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W B. Hibbs a Co
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibos
Building rs Fntesnth street northwest.
New York. Aug. 9.-Cotton is again IN u-ceni
territory. The market opened at decline Of lsal,
points in response to lower cables reports Of rain
ia the Southwest and heavy liquidation. II looked
though some large concentrated line Of long con
tracts was coming On the market. but bear leaders
were taking profits. and fluctuations after The
opening nervous and irregular with the active
months ruling about y 70 u points under Tie
eosns figures Of Saturday night.
The market was quiet later in the day, and held
fairly steady result Of covering.
Receipts q cotton 81 the ports wsre 100 bales
against l.599 last week. ard 396s last year Foi
the week. l2000 bales against sos last week and
2i0sS last year.
Receipts at New Orleans were Il bales. against
l9l last year. and at Houston 80 bales. against
. 40 -
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New York, Aug ENTERTAINMENTS; light
trade. No. / Northern Duluth. TO arrive. Us; new
No 2 red. T. o. b., nominal, LIS: new No. red
c T. T., In car lots, Lo9; new No ? red. Tor mid
ole August, AZ cents over September. for end
September az IA over; No. hard New York. (. o.
b.. new. ul31; No. l macaroni new crop. 9SA, Z O.
b.. October; No. l Manitoba, 10 arrive, T. o. b.
Ociober and November, Ill Exporters took three
loads
toRN-StCadJ. small trade. No. elevator nom
inali No. 2 (. @. b. nominal Exporters took two
loads No yellow nominal. T. Q. b.. elevator. 70:
No 2 white new No. 2 DeceInber 70 March ship
ments. az STA
RYE-Weaker. New No. 2 {. o. b. g.
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NEw YoH1E NroNEr

New York, Aug. s.-Money on call at the stocs
exchange to-day opened at rs per cent: highest
2't; lowest. IA; closing, per cent Most Of IN,
days loans were made at IA rer cent.
Time money opened the week maintaining IN,
hmer tone lately noted. but aggregate II cuisines,
was not heavy. Rates. 2l1a2E Der cent for &
days; FOR % days; 5<a3is for four months: "a
5% for five months; ysai FOR six and seven months
The market Tor sterling to-day steady. with
rates POINTS higher. Rates for actual b1.incs-
closed follows: Sixty Adays 4s495ai $50. AZ
mand i.sGS5s4s560 cables. 4sS75a4 s6S5 Commorrfa1
bills were Isl for % days and 4siai sfJ. for s.
days. Flour bills were ASH for 60 days; grain
f.SfTk.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug s-CATTLE-Receipts So,
head. Steers. 475ai.loi bulls. 3ooa5Oo: COWS, l5Oa
AT5
CALyES-Receipts. AZ head: veals 6.5oas 30:
culIs. 5.0oa6o0; grassers and butfermilks. s75a
80; city dressed veals. higher, at snall; county,
dressed doid at sal2; dressed gassers and butter
milks saqit
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts 1855 head
sheep. 30oa5.0o; culls 25oa275; lambs 6.2sas. IS:
one car At SIS; culls 500
H0Gs-Recsipts, $50 head; steady. Reported
Sales were at SO
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.ker. New No. 2, Z. o. b. 81.
GIbraItar's searchIight battery.

For ships to pass around Gibraltar,
England's and the worlds greatest
fortress, without being observed even at
night is practical impossibility. owing
to the great battery OF searchlights ar
ranged along the bottom OF che rock "A
ship running either in or out runs into
one Of the fixed beams OF light and IS re-
vealed. A moving beam 81 light then
follows her. says Popular Mechanics.
until the lockout officers are satisfied as
70 her intentions
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ertra. per cvt. 65ca6oo; butcher. LOoa
go: common. 20oG30o.
HOGS-Fer cWt-. gross T.0Oa7 50: ordinary 6OoaR d
SHEEP-Prime. clipped. $50: common 2OOa1OO
LAAiBs-Chotce. spring, Der %, Z; medium.
6a6lk
CALyEs-Prme per 10. s: medium. II; com
mon Sac
S,oaasooo; od and eg, l0Ooal5Q
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No. Gssl Ray Brez. Adninis-atfI. VI Cne@-
peake Beach Railway Company et a. damArsa
$1,000. Attorneys. A. Il NeWmyer and Leon To
b-iner.
No. 1852 Cedar Creek Nh Company ~ AI6s-t
S. Price; notes, Sl70s5. Attorney. Victor II. wal
lace.
No. as6S Emil G. sohafer, trading a. z. G..
sclafer & Co. notes and account s6H. Attorney.
J. A Hicks.
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Circuit Court No. ?.

aINIIIE VUI Ii
10. $3.50 Rcsl Vs. Morgsui irdEnent - comics
sion as dcfcndants for SIS interest, and costs and
stay q execution until July Is. lEL Attorneys.
Rslsto1 Si6dcus Richartson. and T. Stewart
No. 569S. ROBBINS vs.. District o. ColUmbA; de-
PENDANT granted leave % withdraw Plea and deluur
within ten DAYS Attorneys ~. G. Clephane-E. h
Thomas and A. L Sinclair
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call n O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas certificates. $40 AZ lla
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. : Al
va. 50 al g. 50 At g. 30 at o. 30 at slb, 70 At
eA.
Mergenthsler Linotype. 10 AZ NJ
Lanston Monotypo 10 at l6%, 70 at le1s 10 At l6S-
Commercial Insurance.. leo at 81.
After call--Commerrial National Bank az ne33.
Following are the bid and asked prizes on yestsr
days Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS.
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There are branch Offices or The Wash
ington Herald scattered all over the city.
but II none Is conveniently located for
you. your ad win be accepted over the
phone At the regular rata
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Want ads for The Washington Herald
may be left at the main office. 73l Fiji
teenth street, or any branch Office or
may be 'phoned TO the main Office and
hll VIII be sent later for the amount due.
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EQUITY Suits.

No. 18Th Lucy J. Brown rs. William Brown;
divorce. Attorney W A Combs
No 2SZ In re Collins Marine Wireless Tele-
phone Company; Tor change Of name Attorney.
Arthur English.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs a %.
members New York Stock Exehsnse. Hibbs Build
Ing, rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALEs BY HOUR1i
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WALL STREET NEWS
Government Report Shows
Crops in Fine Condition.


Figures ON Corn show Slight De-
crease from Last Month, but other
Grain Reports More Than Make Up
for the Average-ReeOrd Wheat and
Dat Crops Are Expected.
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CURB mARl0Er.

Quotations furnished by W. 2 Hibbs & Co,
members o. the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
RuiIdInE u Eilieenlh aLseet northwest
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27
1.-THE RURGoMAsTER."

w. P. Cullen has made big re-
vival of Pixley & Luder's famous
musical comedy success, <The Burg
omaster," and will present it at the
Bijou in Bismarck on Friday evening,
July 2, with a large cast, headed by
Harry Hemsen. This sterling player
in the role of the genial old Peter
Stuyvesant, burgomaster of New Am
sterdam, and Willie, the gay -yo3h,
who leads the governor around New
York when he is re-incarnated. =
The company will number fifty peo-
pie. The production is specifically
handsome one. The costumes have
been revised and are all new. Espec-
ial attention has been paid by Mr.. Cul-
len to the voices of the chorus, as
we'll as to the feminine portion. "The
Burgomaster'' was the first Of the
Pixley and Luder pieces to gain pop
ularity. others being, "The Prince Of
Pilsen," king Dodo," and ''The Grand
Mogul'' The music is of the singing
and whistling >vahiety. and it is said
that more copies of "The Tale of a
kangaroo" and L Love You," have
been sold. than of any other songs
brought out in musical comedies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27

rather than to form, will not take
ccginanze of this variance in the
method of, obtaining title from that
alleged to have been agreed upon.
and the part of the answer demurrel
to states a defense.
Action by Christ J. ELMER against
Asa T. Patterson and Smith Land
com pany, in, district court of En-
mons county, Winchester, J.
Appeal from order sustaining de.
murrer to one defense of appel
liant Patterson. Reversed.
Newton & Dullam for appellant.
Nels Larson and w. F. Corrigan
for respondent.
Opinion Of the court by Spalding,
Judge.
All concur, except Morgan, C. j..
not Participating
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27

plaintiff, but that in violation of the
contract he had taken it to himself.
To defense which stated that de-
PENDANT Patterson had conveyed by
warranty deed to the plaintiff thirty
seven acres. of the forty and that
such deed conveyed title in fee SIM
pie to the plaintiff, and had been &C
Icepted by him, and setting forth a
contract executed by plaintiff and de-
fendant Patterson wherein plaintiff
acknowledged payment by Patterson
for three tracts OF one acre each
in such forty acres, and agreed to
convey the same to Patterson, plain
tiff demurred. q@a~ --r,ss, =. p
Held, That the allegations of the
answer referred to stand admitted
on demurrer thereto. show title in
plaintiff to all that part Of the forty
acre tract belonging to him, and that
Gas far as the pleadings show his
only ground Of complaint is that he
received title through Patterson In.
stead Of direct from the vendor Of
the script, and further, that court
OF equity, looking to substance
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27
NEW: =DEVEL0PM'S
CONTINUED from page IT,

mitted in the letter that he did ont
dare to, take the chance of a rial
and had decided to "darw the cur
tains for her." While many others
were as deeply impressed as the jury
foreman, the searching investigation
of the authorities fail to substantiate
any of Eastman's claims.
The states attorney and the men,
bers of the coroner's jury continue
to withhold the contents of two leta
ers found upon Eastman after his
suicide in the little skif in which
he had hoped to elude for a time
at least the clutches of his pursu-
ers. They declare they wish to ex-
haust every clue and leave no stone
unturned to find if othr persons real
ly were in any way connected with
the crime.
Mrs. Eastman arrived at Easton.
ten miles from here, by train to-
night from New York, but did not
attempt to come to st. Michaels. 1t
had been planned for the burial of
Eastman's body should take place
late tonight near the unfinished bun
galow, where Mrs. Woodill met her
death, but the non-arrival of Mrs.
Eastman caused a postponement I'M
til tomorrow.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27
Looking for Locations

also ais freight checker and clerical
work of railroad yard work. Would
like work on these lines.
G. C. Dodge, Newark, N. j., college
graduate OF 1906. Had experience
in the concrete business in Office ad
vertising and sales department.
Would like position in the selling,
advertising or Office end Of some
growing business.
John A. Larocca, 242 Hath street,
New York city, "a years of age.
Graduate of Stevens institute of
Technology, with degree Of mechan-
ical engineer. Wishes to enter wa.
ter power development field or cleo
trio railway construction. One year
engineering experience and four
years commercial experience.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27
REELECTED.

Mrs. R. D. Hoskins was reelected
secretary of the o. E. S. at Grand
Forks, without opposition, and has
held the Office now for so many years
that members of the order have
practically forgotten there ever was
a grand secretary. She is capable,
and is a permanent fixture Of the Star
institution in the state. She reports
very successful meeting at, Grand
Forks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27

M. Anthony, .Belvidere, N. j., ma
chinist: wants work at trade.
Maurice Lichtenberg, 1914 Forest
avenue, New York city, rs years old;
wants work of any kind.
Captain w. P. Garrett, 70 Broad
street, New York city, would like
to hear Of some desirable farm, not
too small, full particulars.
Robert Paxton SO Bowery street,
New York city, wants position. Had
experience as timekeeper on con-
construction work and as packer In
wholesale houses.
VIM. Quinn, 315 West 18th
street, New York city, middle aged
man without family. Had expert
ence as time clerk and paymaster,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27
In theSuprerne Court
(FiIed June 26. 1907

(Fll6Q JUNG 90, loVo.J
Christ Zellmer, respondent, VS., Asa
j r. Patterson and Smith Land com
pany, defendants; Asa r. Patter-
son, defendant. ~ -ss8A e.
This action was brought for spe-
cific performance of a contract to
secure title to forty acres OF land
through the location Of government
script, and to enjoin the defendant
Patterson from conveying any part
OF the forty acres to the. defendant
Smith Land company, and to cancel
contract alleged to have been made
by him to convey such portion OF
such tract OF land The complaint
alleges that he was employed to
procure and locate script for plain.
TIL ana that he agreed to have the
power OF attorney which went with
the script, authorizing the holder OF
the power to sell and deed, run TO
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27

Bargains in Rockers shown in north
window Of Furniture department.
Come inside and see more. A. W..
Lucas Co,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-27
Famed

We are famous for our Chocolate
Syrup. Nothing but Huyler's used at
our fountain.
FINNEY'S DRUG STORE
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-23
STUDENT RETURNS
TO READ OBITUARY

Yankton, Sept. 16-This city is fully
alive this fall, If never before, to its
advantages in being college town, as
the steady stream of students for reg
istration day has eclipsed all previous
years and the year ahead appears to
be a most successful one. The addi.
ton Of some big fellows for the foot
ball team is pleasing the athletic di-
rector, especially the return of Carl
Nelson. who was reported drowned last
summer at Reliance, and who got
some complimentary advance writeups
from the local papers. Carl refused
to stay drowned and his return caused
a decided sensation and one member
of the faculty was quite overcome.
while many Of the girls were sure Carl
was ghost. He explained 1t was the
other fellow who was drowned and was
then allowed to register.
Friends here are elated ovefsxhe sue.
cess of Miss Amy Ellerman, who went
to Chicago to study vocal and instru-
mental music. The first thing the
young musician did was to win over
q large class a place in the quartet Of
the Pilgrim Congregational church.
winning simply by her grand voice, a
very rich and deep contralto. This is
DR.. Hopkins church and place in the
choir, and quartet at that Of this fash
ionable church is distinction we'll
worth the securing.
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DEPARTMENT RULING
FAVORS HOMESTEADERs

Lamro, S. d., Sept. ls.-Ever since
tract of nearly 100000 acres of land
formerly belonging to the Rosebud IN
dian reservation in Tripp county was
opened to white settlement there has
been the most bitter feeling between
the homesteaders and white owners of
cattle who had been grazing their herds
of cattle on the land, in accordance
with agreements entered into with the
Indians, With the consent of the Indian
bureau officials at Washington. The
settlers have steadily maintained that
the herds had no right on the ceded
lands, and this view now has been con-
frmed by the authorities of the interior
department. who hold that all grazing
leases in the ceded portion of Trip
county expired in June of last year, and
that the cattlemen who have agree
ments with the Indians have had no
rights in the ceded portion OF Tripp
county since that time. In view Of this,
if the cattlemen continue to disregard
tine rights of the homesteaders by per-
hitting their cattle to continue to roam
ever the ceded lands, they will be- de-.
clared common trespassers and will be
prosecuted under the laws of South Da-
kOta
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-23

SUNDAY law TO GO
TO SUPREME COURT
Prohibition Of Sunday Amuse.
ments Law Goes to High
Court.

Sioux Falls, 8. D., Sept. 2o.-As the
result Of a suit which has Just been
instituted here in accordance with q
demand Of the Law and Enforcement
isague Of Sioux Falls, the constitution
ality of what 10 known as the Sunday
closing law, enacted by the last legis-
lature. which prohibits ball games and
theatrical performances to which adj
missions are charged being played and
given on Sunday, is to be determined
by the courts.
For several Sundays recently the
moving picture houses Of Sioux Falls
have been running steadily, the pro-
prietors having courted a prosecution
SO the legality Of the law could be test
ed in the courts. A complaint was filed
by States Attorney Danforth against
P. j. Toohey, proprietor of one Of the
houses.
At the hearing the states attorney
represented the prosecution, while the
defense was looked after by Joe Kir-
by, local attorney, who is emphatic
in the declaration that the so-called
Sunday closing law is unconstitutional
and void. The test case will be car
ried to the state supreme court for q
decision by that body
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-23
COLONEL HARVEY IS
HURT IN AN ACCIDENT

Manahwkin, N. j., Sept. 21.-An au-
tolnobile containing three men and a
hoy turned turtle on the Shore boule-
ward rear here today. and one of the
men injured was Colonel George Har-
vey. editor of Harper's Weekly rIe
suffered broken shoulder blade and
internal injuries.
He was put aboard a special .rain
for Writings Junction. to be removed
to Jersey Central train fo- Deal
Beach, N. j.
With Colonel Harvey in the automo-
bile were John H. Hoffer, the latter'S
son and the chauffeur. The party, it is
understood, were motoring from Deal
Beach. where Colonel Harvey has a
summer home. to Atlantic City Just
after passing this place the automobile
met motor cycle coming in the oppo-
site direction. The chaueffeur turned
sharply to the right, and in some man
ner lost control of the car. which ran
sidewise along an embankment and
then topplcd over.
The occupants Of the car were I lnned
under the machine and had re,narka-
Ole escape from more serious injury.
Mr.. Hoffer and his son were bruised,
but the chauffeur was not hurt.