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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-05-05

Charles Olson has moved his bar
Der shop from the Louis Granhill
property on Third street to the Hub
hotel building, where he occupies
the room formerly occupied by the
Willmar office Of the Century Piano
Co. The new location gives Mr..
Olson q good deal more room for
his steadily Increasing business.
The interior has been repapered and
otherwise improved in appearance
and Mr.. Olson will add another
chair to his present equipment.
He will be assisted % heretofore by
r. H. Goodenough,
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, October 1a, 1000
Supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court OF the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White Mr. Justice
McKenna. Mr. Justice Holmes, and BIr. Justice Day.
Henry +. Mum. Of Washington. d. c.. was ad-
mitted 10 practice.
No. 3ls. The United States. appellant, rs. The
American Tobacco Company ct a. and
No. 81. American Tobacco Company et al, ap-
pellants The United States reass;gned FOR argl-
mcnt Monday. December -. next. after the
cases already assigned for that day on motion Of
Mr. Attorney General WickeTsham for the United
States.
No. rs southern Pacific Company and Oregon
and California Railroad Company vs.. Interstate
Commerce Commission argument continued by Mr
Maxwell Erarts for the Southern Pacific Company
Ct AL and continued b. Mr.. Assistant 20 the After
ncy General Ellis for the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. and concluded by Mr.. Maxwell EVnrts for
the southern Pacific Company e. al
Nc. I'D The United States. plaintiff IN error. vs.,
Tho Union supply Company: argument commenced
by Mr.. Solicitor General Bowers for the plaintiff in
error.
Adjourned until to-day at u O'Clock
The day call for Thursday. October a. viii be as
follows: nos. 10. rs. IS. Z7s. 30 land 29Sl. So
20 land 81. SO. 49, IS. 81. 2S5. 20 ard 81
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CHAPTER x.
PrOf. GrI.woId rnke. the 81

Prof. GriswOId Takes the Field.
Barbara and Griswold stopped at the
telegraph Office on their way back TO
the executive mansion. and were met
with news that the sheriff Of Nfineo had
refused TO receive Griswold's message.
His private lines OF communication
with the capital are doubtless well estab-
lished." said Griswold. and Bosworth
probably warned him. but it isn't Of great
importance It's just as well for APPLE
weight and his friends. high and low
to show their hands"
When they were again on the veranda
Griswold fingered for moment with no
valid excuse for delay beyond the lowell
ness Of the night and his keen delight
IN Baroara's voice and her occasional
low laughter. which was so pleasant 70
hear that he held their talk 10 a LIGHT
key, that he might evoke IT the moro
Professor Griswold's last Irritation was
now so remote that he would have been
hard put to say whether the long-de-
parted goddess name had been Evelyn
or Laura. He had so Thoroughly sur-
rendered himself 70 the exactions ~ the
law that love and marriage held small
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. all.
Admissions: Philip De Witt Pbair and Frank Z.
Edgertou.
No 1871 Adsms-SIonroe Manufacturing Company
vs. Mcfarland et al: continued.
No 20i7. Richardson, &c. Vs. Reeves et al. (: Rrgl-
ment By Mr. T. l.. Jeffords for appellant continued
by Mr.. r. o. Moon Tor appellees concluded by Dir.
James Solomon for appellant.
Assignment Tor TO-DAY
No G. United States ". West appellant. and
No 10. Zinkhan, &c, W. LdnawcaTer. appellant.
Appellants attorneys. D. ". Baker and T. II.
Thomas appellee's attorneys. w. A. Coombo and
3. L. Gaskins.
Nos. 8 and l. Commissioner Of Patents vs..
Heany ct al. Appellants attorney. J. c. Adkins
appeilees attorneys. G. A. Douglas and J. H Hay
den and NJ. Bailey.
No .. Parish vs. Hedges. Appellants attorney.
Ia Robinson; appeilees attorney. II. Conrad.
REGULAR CALL
No l964. De Winter q al. vs.. Thomas Appel
iants' attorney. p. H. Marshall; appellee'5 attor-
neys. c. II. Syme and J. W. Bellcr.
No 1872 Jaquette e. TX. V. Capital Traction
Company. Appellants attorney r P. Evans; sp-
pe!lee's attorneys. r. R. Perry & Son and G. 7.
Dunlop
No 1898 Lambic Company e. al IS. Bigelou Ct
al Appellants attorney r. l. Mather appeilees'
attorney L. Simmons.
No 1871. OcksJadt 8. B0wles. Appellants at
torneys. Padgett Forrest; hppeIlee's attorney. l.
Tobrincr
1890 Camp IS Boyd e. al. Appellants attorney.
W Z Ambrose; appellee's attorneys, ". L. Mat
tinsly, r r, Perry. and J. p. Larner.
No 10 French e. al Sc. Monday. Appellants
attorneys. Lpscomb. Colbert Legation Barnard q
johnson; apDellee's attorney. H. r TaEgart-
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PAIR GETS FOUR YEARS.
william Taylor and Fred Moore
Sentenced for Theft.

William Taylor and Fred Moore. con-
victed yesterday in Criminal Court No. l
Of robbing Gus Hagler OF a pocketbook
containing ST, last February, we're each
sentenced to serve four years in the
penitentiary The evidence showed that
Gus Hagler and his brother. World Hag-
Ter. were engaged in game OF pool. and
that Gus displayed pocketbook contain
ing several bills.
Taylor and Moore pretended that the
two brothers had offended them IN some
manner and assaulted them. During the
scuffie Moore succeeded in extracting
Hagler's wallet from his pocket As soon
as the robbery had been effected the
respondents rushed out OF the place. but
were afterwaTd apprehended.
Samuel r. Beach. who was convicted
or stealing watch and chain from Frank
T. White on September while the latter
was intoxicated. was sentenced by Jus
tice Gould TO serve four years in the
penitentary.
John H. Butler. convicted Of robbing
Clarence Simmons OF $40 while the latter
was intoxicated. was also sentenced 10
four years in the penitentiary
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MYSTERY IN DEATH or BAER
Might Have Given Idea of a Case
Of Murder.
Feet Tied to FOofbOard of He'd while
Hand GrnSped Rubber Tube.
Pockets Inside Out.

Did Theodore Baer. twenty-five years
old. who committed suicide yesterday
morning. try to leave the impression he
had been murdered?
The question may remain unanswered.
Coroner J. Ramsey hewitt Is making an
investigation to solve what mystery may
surround the death OF the young man.
Baer. who had earned n livlihood in
bakeries and lunchrooms. was found dead
in his bed at 222 North Capitol street.
about l o'clock yesterday afternoon BY
the proprietor, d. F. Boswell The Ger
man had been seen several hours before
and was apparently happy.
IL Is said he had been out Of emplov-
ment and without money. This informa-
ton had been impaired 10 friends. but
Baer did not intimate his intention 10
end his life.
When found Baer was on his back on
the bed. his feet tied 20 the footboard.
his hands grasping a rubber gas tube.
one end Of which rested between his lips.
His hands had been tied as securely as
HIS feet a theory OF murder might have
been advanced In explaining Baer's death
Pockets in HIS clothing were inside
out, giving the impression he had been
robbed or had ended his life because he
was penniless. There was no evidence OF
struggle In the room. and Baer had ap-
parently uied easily
In note 10 Miss Mamie Zlephe. OF IS
Forest avenue. Evergreen. y. Y, Baer
wrote he had sold thousands OF dollars
worth OF stock and was sending her the
money. The police have been unable 10
ind trace OF Baer's wealth. A second
note found on the body was addressed 70
Henry Rausch, as Harmon street. Brook
Ign.
Baer had resided at the North Capitol
street house about six months. He paid
board bills promptly. and appeared 10 be
a conscientious. hard working young
man. So far as learned, re left no rela-
tives In Washington
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ITO BE CONTINUED To-MoRRow.J
BOUQUETS GIVEN AWAY.
Thousands Attend First Day of the
FInriHfa Annirnranrr CnInhlI

Thousands Attend First Day of the
Florists Anniversary Celebration.
More than 5000 persons assisted z. d.
Blackstone observe the twelfth anniver-
sary Of his establishment in the florist
trade by calling at his rooms. at II and
Fourteenth streets yesterday and receiv-
ing a handsome bouquet. The assistants
of this well-known florist were kept busy
making up the pretty assortments of
dahlias OF variegated colors. set of with
sprigs Of fern. and passing them out to
the delighted visitors.
Fresh supplies OF flowers were received
last night, and the distribution will be
continued to-day and Tomorrow. In the
event that the severe weather of yeste--
day and last night ruins the dahlias
roses will be procured FOR distribution TO-
morrow, the last day OF the anniversary
celebration.
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RAILROADS.
SnHTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-Folloving schedule hgirss published only
as information. and are noe guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Bif1linshain Noble New Orleans.
Ashc7ile a. m. and l0s5 p n. daily. s. M
for Chattanooga and Memphis Dining cars.
For Roanoke Knoxville ChattanOoCa. Biruirg-
har New Orleans 1910 p. m daily. Dinirr CATS
For Knoxville. ChattanO0ga. Nashville. Memphis
so a NJ. daily. Sleeper may be occupied after 10
?. NJ Dining cars.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia. Chsrleston
Augusta Aiken Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
POINTS s:l0 p N daily. Dining car service
To1riss cars Tor California Monday. WedneSday
Thursday and Friday. $40 o. n.
Local Tor HauisonbrTs 30 A. n. daily 4a5 p ~
weekdays. FOR Srrasburg Jct-. I p. weekdays. Tor
DanviIle 80 a. m daily: Tor Charlottesville 80
g. n and IS p n daily: fJr WaUeutou. 30 q. n
daily ard I p ~. ycrkdavs Frequent trains % and
from Bluemont3h l. :. BROWN Gen. Agent
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EquIty Court 30. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


No Gsn Magaw v. Huntly GO al time %
fls transcript extended Plaintiffs attorney. E. H.
Jackson; defendants attorneys B. F. Leighton ard
J. r. Payne.
No 2466. Geary 60 al. vs. Geary e. al: audit
or's report. Plairtifs' attorney. A. II. Ferguson
defendants attorney. W. +. Donaldson
No. 3ar2 EisiuinECr Robinson e a. decree
% quiet title. appeal noted Plaintiffs attorney
T. A Jones. defendants attorneys Ralston & sd
dons and g. n Meriilst
Ne. SIS. Walker e al. ~ Walker q a.: Do
cree for private sale. Plaintiffs attorneys Bran
deuhIrg & BrandenhirE
No. 2s3S. Macdonald II Smith e al tile vested
IN complainant By adverse possession Plaintiffs at
tor,ey b. J.. Leighton
No sse5L hin e. Al. - Hill e. al: trustee
appointed % sell. bond $1,000. Plaintiffs attorney
". ]. Lambert defendants attorney. r. H. Ysat-
man
Assignment Tor to-day.
No. g. Lewis e. al ~ Interstate Printing and
EnEr1Ting COMPANY Plaintifs attorneys Kimbau
& Money. defendants attorneys, Tucker & KENYON.
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No &i0S Hcgue ~ GladmAn: trustee appointed
% sell: bond. 5000 Plaintiffs attorney. +. :.
Bailey.
No 2s& Brown Us. Brown; reference 70 cram
iner
No &752 Clarke W. Clarke; trustees authorized
n accept certain offer. Plaintiffs attorneys. ".
Z. Ambruse c. ". Owen. and ]. A. Toumey.
No 26Zs. Wagner Va Scho1sld: order az Angus,
1, 1906 vacated and trustee granted leave 70 sell
Plaintiff attorney. D. c. stuuer: DEFENDANTS al
torney. W T. Ambrose.
No &i15. Dyer rs. Faulkner. demurrer over,
ruled. Plaintiffs att0meys Barnard & johnson
defendants attorneys. C. A. Barnard ard l. L
Giles.
No. 500 Roach ~ Roach: argued and sub
mitted.
No 25l2 Coleman IS. Jackson; trustee appointed
% sell; bond. 800 Plaintiffs attorney, C. C.
GCrrmau.
Assignment for to-day:
No ST. In rU bankruptcy George S. Lane. At
toners Il. y. BehrvnGs-Charles Poe.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


No. 5oS9S. Mcknight vs. Capstal Traction Com
pany. on trial. Plaintiffs attorneys. r F. Down.
Ing and Berry; defendants attorneys, r. R. Perry
Son. and G.. 7. Duuiop
Assignments for TO-DAY:
No. SO. Cotton vs. Palmer. Plaintiffs attorney,
siers. defendants attorney Ncwmeycr
No. A.. Wilson vs.. Snow. Plaintiffs attorusy.
Carua; defendants attorneys. Darlington & Mat
tingly.
No. So Redman -. BRYAN e. al. Plaintiffs a.
torney. Sinclair: defendants attorney. Davis.
No g.. TyssoVsk et al. Va Smith Co. Plain.
tits attorneys. Nath. and G. r. Wilson: defend.
ants attorneys. Ralston q Siddons ard Worthing
ton
No. Sc Scheible ~ Mutcal Reser-s LIFE IN
surance Company. Plaintiffs attorneys. Campbell
& Dau; DEFENDANTS attorneys. Ralston & Siddons.
No. u. Spiaw1l vs. Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. Plaintiffs attorneys. Horigsn & Hegarty
defendants attorney. J. J. Darlington.
No. 3. Gwynne vs.. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company. Plaintiffs attorney. Ridout; de-
PENDANTS attorney. Sohon.
No. Etheungtnn rs. M0ntezuma Mining Com
pany. Plaintiffs attorney. Mcgrath. defendant 5
attorney. Pesllec
No. - Allen Is Southern Express Company.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Jones & Shinn: defendant
attorneys Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No q. Andersen administrator IS Smith.
Plaintiffs attorneys Matter 4 Hopewel: defend
ants attorneys. Maddox s. Galley.
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New Dance Introduc.d

AT dance given by Mrs. McGarvey
last night at Lewis Hail. much praise
was heard concerning new waltz she
has inaugurated in the city Those who
like to dance and know something of the
art declare her Spanish waltz Is the
hit OF the season. Mrs. McGarvev has
has been conducting a dancing acad. nv
IN the city for years.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charlie, W HsnHe. 81 and MaFy E. Prrtiy. -
Rev John ". Austin.
Robert i. Muller. IS. and Marie Z. Weber. Is.
Rev T. r. Davis.
Woolridge p. Morton. q and Lucis @ Taylor =
Rev. J. HcuninC NciIns.
Daniel ~ Fsruandes. g. o. New YORK and Anna
N. stinson, g, Of Pittsbsrs, Pa. Rev, John
Talbot.
Philip r. Moo-Jhcuse = and Mar Y. Chappe-
lear. q Rev. r. I. Wright
George McKenlsy AIattis. u. Of Champaigne. II
and Elsie Evans Curtis .. Of Washington. Rev.
Henry NJ. Curtis.
Geo=ge Isles y, ard Jennie ". ssrer. 70. both
a Alexandra Va Rsv. J. p McLAnghlin-
Charles y. Whitmer. o. and Hattie 2 Miller T.
both q HaTisonhurg Va Rev. John A CARRIER.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.
scHEDULE ~ EyFEcT ocToBER =. 10

SCHEDULE II EtFECI OCTOBER 10 1913.
Leave Washington. New Union station
go q m.-Dauy-An points on Norfolk ard
Western
1910 2. m-Daily-Roanoko Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville. New Or
leans Through Sleeper Dining Cars
4-0 a. m--For Bristol. Knoxville Chsttanooga-
Nashville. and Memphls Washington -MempAls
sleeper open 10 2. m
FOR Norfolk-IeaTe Washington 70 a. N. daily
HIS a m. daily. except Sunday. Leave Richmor
daily Arrive Norfolk, % m, so 2. n.
800 ?. m.-Daily-Berryyiiic. Luny. ShenAndo
Elktcn. Trains from tie Southwest arrive $50 a.
10 20 :. m and l2I5 a. N.
All information Fourteenth street and NUW Yoi
avenue bead Building.
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Lawsuits.

No SOIL. Dupont Garage Company vs. Charles
Aary; certoroTal Defendants attorney. T. William
son.
No. 520l2 Emma C. Byles Us. William r Gaines.
note. S5'5 Attorneys. e.. H. siaden and d. W
HOoecr. T.
No. 5IlA Wllilm J. Brown IS. Isaac Kirkstne
and Anna Kirks.ina. cprtiorari Deferdsnts' affo--
ucys. Topper Gusack
No. 59lA Potomac Electric Power Company -
George ". Coldcnstroth: ccrtlour Dcfendaut's
attorney. r. Hornst
No. 5aB. Realty Development Corporation vS
Jay c. Howell; judgment Municipal Court. So 80
Attorneys. Cuttings 4 Chamberlain.
No. s3l6. Annie Y. Gcyer rs. BENJAMIN J. Reid.
Judgment Municipal Court. SIS. Attorneys. BATES
Warren.
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No. 507s2 McCloskev vs.. George A. Fuller Con
pany; verdict fer defendant. Otis Elevator Com
pany and jury respited until Monday sext. Plain
tiff's attorneys S. v. Hayden and Hayden John
son; defendants attorneys Z. s. Duvan and Nc
Kenney & Flannery
Assignments for to-day.
No. 5lSoa United States e1 ri. knight IS
Secretary q Interior. Plaintiffs attorneys, ZTely
Giyeus. Smith 4 Brandenberg; defendants attor.
ney Oscar Lawler.
Nc. $780, United States ez rel. Twist rs. secre-
tary Of Interior. Plaintiffs attorneys. lively,
Givens, Smith. Perry * Brandenberg, Defendants
attorney. Lawler.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHTO RAILWAY.

NoTE-Pubished only Is infornaton, and NJ
guaranteed.
40 ?. NC. & o. LIMITED Daiiy-Fast rss.
tibuled train Pullman seepeTs 10 Lexington Louis-
vile. Ciucinuau. indianapolis. Chicego. and 81.
Louis. Psrior Car for Virginia Hot Springs week
days Pullman cars Louisville 70 Nashville. Mem
phis and New OreanA Dining cars. a IA carte
sfrrice.
nao P. NJ P. Y. LIMITED. Dany-sola
vestiouie erain Pullman sleepers 70 Csncirra,i
Lexington. Louisville ard Virginia Hot Strings
daily. Dining cars. Ia carte nerViun. Pullman
sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and ST. Louis ana
Louisville 70 Menphis Nashville. ard View Orle.ss
Chesapeake and Ohio Ofaces. SIS Pennsylrania
avenue. $3.50 F street and New Union Station Tells
phone Main loss or 286 for tickets. bagars checks.
reservations and Tszicah
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Probate Court.


Estate o. Nellie NJ McIlhenny; petition 'Or letters
tes;amentary.
Estate q Moses Craig; viii dated April q 1887
and petition fer letters Of administration c. Z a.
hled. Attorney. ID. c. srutleT.
Estate Of BEDFORD W. Walker: order rutifying
sale Attorney. Frank Stetson.
Estate Of John X. Graham: order granting letters
testamentary. Attorney. J. 3. Larner.
Estate q joseph r. Buckley; order appointing
guardian nd Item.
Estate Of ]. Louis Landrick: motion 70 dismiss
caveaL
In William B. Richards 81 al petition for
payment. Attorney. Nelson Wilson.
Estate o. Moses Craig order granting letters
tsstamcntary; bond. $50. Attorney. D. @. stutler.
Estate Of Jessie +. Weaver will dated April T.
800. fled
Estate q EGwin r. Townsend: order granting
letters testanertaIy; bond 500. Attorneys. Tucker
d Kenyon.
Estate Of william voigt: petition for letters tesla
msntary- Attorneys. c. H. Bauman AID Chaplin
Estate Of Mary Dealy: petition for Letters tesla
mentary.
Estate q John F. Chrsnore: petition Tor letter.
o. administration. Attorney A. Il. Ferguson.
Estate Of Harmon NJ Brush. petition fer letters
testamentary. Attorney. J. +. Ray, II.
Estate q Kuniglnde Kreutzer: petition Tor le;-
ters Of administration. Attorney George johannes
Estate Of James Barry: petition for letters tesla
mentary. Attorney. G. c. Gertman
Estate Of William C. johnson: VIII dated June .
l9s, ard petition Tor letters tes,amentary fled
Attorney. ". j. Lambert.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Innirr Heights-Lot SO. in Kings subdivision
Willis f. Roe r. ct ux. 10 Charles p stone
and John Z. King trustees, 20 secure c. W.
King. IT, $50, monthly payments. PER cent
Bloozningdale-Lot s.. IN block IL; Cornelius T.
o'Buen and Annie IA OBnen 20 EDest L.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAAE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NbM YORK
NEW TERMINAL, sd STREET NEW YORK.
200 A. ~. Diner. Pullman Parcr.
800 a. n Diner. OoserIatlon and Pullman Parog
~ - q. m, Diner snd Pullman Parlor Car.
y 90 2. m. Diner ana Pullman PaTl0y Car.
$50 q M ROYAL Limited. Al IAIilmEu. 5hcug.
500 2. N. I'iner and Pgllnap Psrlor.
g 90 >. m Coaches 20 New YORK.
s12.lJ night SiCpuCrs % NCW York
49, A. IN. Siecrers q Philadelphia and Nev YORK.
ATLANTIC CITY. 200. sou. flld9 a. m, loo.
100 :. m. -
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week DAYS SOD a. M. % ID 90 3. NJ
-2.Z $50 ~ 30. 80. I'D. $50 $50 po1
80 fleN0. -l0o a. M. 1870 noon, 1885 = 30.
al5 $50 800, SD $50 f4ao, ass. 500. '5so.
50, go &c. % fao 500. 800. 'lo10. 'lo55.
CHICAGO. IL, So r. m.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE
$40 q. m, = 80 2. m. 1850 night
PIrlSBURG, '9.io a. m, IL, -e;io ?. "a -l2S5
night
CLEyELAND. $40 ?. m
wlNCHEsTER, tslo 2, m. it35. $50 p n.
FREDERICK. S10. t9io. seas a n. $50. sc5.
HAGERsTOwN. 1910 a. n. 800 n N.
ANNAPOLIS. ~ e 90, fi205 naon. fs.2o. s. 81,
$50 and e 90 o. m.
DAILY fEzcept sunday SUNDAY only
TELEPHONES a. SIT the following Ticket Ofoss:
Main rs New Union station: ticket Ohics Main
$50. Information Bureau Mafn TEu
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No ISIS. Henry c. WoE Ct al vs. Annie s
6chafcr CT al partition. Attorneys. Carter {
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JUSTICE GOULD.
No 865a. United States vs. William H. Davis
housebreaking and larceny; plea guilty.
No 265l7. United States vs. William Taylor and
Fred Moore; robbery. motion for new trial over
ruled sentenced 10 penitentiary for four years each
No 256is United States " John II. Butler
robbery and larceny verdict guilty sentenced %
penitenuary for four years.
No 1903. United States Va Samuel r. Beach
robbery; verdict guilty; sentenced 10 benitent!ary
for four years.
No. 068. United States W Osborne Riley and
Edward Skinkcr; robbery and larceny On trial.
Assignments for to-day.
United States vs. Edward Williams
United States vs.. ArmoEr Blank and Reginald
jenkins
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The three-story colonial brick dwelling
at $50 Twenty-seventh street northwest
has been sold by Middaugh & shannon 20
II. c. Latta. who viii occupy the prop
erty as his home. II is one OF the three
story residences Just completed. and con-
tains nine rooms, tile bath, and hot
water heat Mr.. Latta is one OF the
assistants connected with the White
House. The consideration was $3.50. The
deal was made by Shannon & Luchs
The same firm has sold the two-story
brick residence at 1876 Bryant street north
west 70 F. f. Hodge. who viii occupy
the property as his home. IL is a new
building. having Just been completed.
and is one OF a row OF five houses facing
Mcmillan Park. II contains six rooms
and tile bath. and the consideration was
1850
The frontage occupied by premises 1926
and 1923 U street northwest. adjoining
the Fidelity Storage Company's ware
house. has been purchased by Edwin r.
Marden from John J. Sheehy. executor
Of the estate OF Johanna Sullivan, de-
ceased. The lot adjoins an alley on the
vest and south, and has an area approx
mately Of 1850 square feet It IS the
purpose OF Mr.. Marden TO erect on the
property a modern printing establish
ment. The buildings now occupying the
site will be demolished II is understood
that approximately $4,000 was paid for
the property. The transaction was nego-
tiated through the offices OF Willige.
Gibbs & Daniel
The same firm reports the sale for
Mary J. Lewis OF the two-story brick
dwelling at 707 Eleventh street, between
G and II streets northeast. The house
has six rooms, modern bath. and Is
heated by furnace. II occupies a lot
seventeen feet front by depth OF eighty
FIVE feet. The purchasers, Buchanan w.
Fare and Sea Bird Faire. will hold the
premises as an investment. 1t Is under
stood that approximately $500 was paid
for the property.
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District Court.
Equity Suff

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No. SO In re addition 20 Petwor,h School: t1ry
sWOm-
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Criminal Court No. 2.

No. 86l2 United States vs. Edward Dickinson
receiving stolen property: noe pros entered. De
PENDANTS attorney. z B. Rimball
No. &5s3. United States vs. Bruce Bates; h0uso
breaking. verdict guilty. Defendants attorney W.
j. Noale
No. 2556 United States vs. Richard Jennings
arson verdict not guilty.
No. 256l. United States ". Alberta Reed; s.-on
and grand larceny; plea guilty 70 grand La cay
entered
Assignments for to-day
United States IS Thomas Murray ana Hannibal
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