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DISTRICT COURTS.

Present; An.
Admissions Laura p. Cooper, Roscoe r. Whiting
Thomas h. Schiller. IT.. Charles A. Jithert Waiter
Z. Kelly. Manley J. Clark. william A. Hntoa. NJ
warnen. John E Biscoe Horace J. Dounely. 10
seph a. Aogeebt, Enrol O. Homer II. S. Crasin.
No. 0E Richardson Is. Reeves q al; motion
TO dismiss postponed until bearing Of case on IS
merits
No. 975 United States e1 rel. Pacific Coast
Steamship Company Va. Chamberlain; docksted and
No. @7t Blackwell ~ BrovuiaEi docA.tsd and
dismissed
No. sr5 Fraser Va Johnston ct a. 4: dooksted and
| dismissed
Assignment for Tuesday. October Il. 1903.
| SPECIAL calendar.
No l. Dowen Va The District Of Columbia.
Plaintiff attorney. c. F. Digs; DEFENDANTS At
torusy. Z. II. Thomas
No. Fleming vs.. The District q Columbia.
Plaintifs attorneys. 7. L Jones and 81 7. Clink-
scales; defendants attorney. E. II. Thomas
No. j simmons vs.. Palmer Appellants at
torncys. A. II. Bell and A. ". Leyinsaler; Gp
pelleo'S attorney. Stuart Mcnamara
No. 4. Commissioner Of Patents "a United
States ez rel. L!ndmade. Appellants Attorneys
+. A. Tenant and W. s. Rucman; appellee's at
torneys. q, J. Harding. F. D. Busser. and G. R.
Harrison.
no. S. Jackson IS The United Stated Appel
ant's attorneys J. J. RYAN and J. B. Archer. r..
aIpclces attorney. ID. ". Baker.
40 6. United States vs. West Appellants al
storneys. u. ", Baker ard F. II. Thomas; ap-
pellee's attoncy B. l. Gas6Ins.
No !. Richardson. s.. Vs. Reeves 20 81 Ap-
pellants' attorneys T. l. Jegords. J. Solomon. and
J. T. Hunter appellees' attorneys. NJ. sgrasbuTger
and B. n. Schwartz
Nos s and H. Commissioner Of Patents vs..
Heany et al Appellants attorney. J. c. Adkins;
appelee's attorneys. c. A. Douglas. J. II. Hay
den. and NJ Bailey
No. g. Parish vs.. Hedges. APPELLANTS attorneys.
L. Robinson and Holmes COrIad
No. TO- Zinkian, &c vs.. LinaWeavcr. Plain
tins attorneys. d. W. Baker and + H. Thomas:
defendants attorney. w A. CoCmbe
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William Harris; robbery and larceny; plea. not
guilty.
No. 2ssS United States "a james T. Borland
embezzlement: plea not guilty.
No 1858 United States rs. Rich. Berry; house
breaking and larceny: plea. guilty; sentence two
years IN the peaitcntiary.
No. $3.50. United States vs. John Montgomery;
degradation on private property plea, guilty; sen
tence. two years in pcnitentary.
No @ets United States rs. Leonard Cumber-
land; robbery and larceny plea guilty; remanded.
No. 26et9. United States vS Samuel r. Beach
robbery and larceuy: plea, not guilty.
No H57l United States Va James Heating:
holsebreaking and larceny; plea guilty; sentence.
two years and six months IN the penitentiary.
No. 3blS. United States vs.. Jacob Owens: house
breaking and Larceny; plea guilty: sentenced 10
renitentiary fer one year and dap.
No 266ea. United States IS Curtis Young; house
breaking; recugnizanoe. $780, with ". W. stewart
as surety. taken
Assignment for October Il:
United States rs Eugene Moore.
United States James Reeder.
United States " Thomas johnson
United States rs. John Newman and Ransom
Williams.
United States rs. Kirby Jones
Criminal Court No. ..
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Nc Sis United States vs. Worcester Ct al /:
demurrer withdrawn: leave granted plaintiff to
amend declaration Plaintiffs attorney. D. W.
Baker; defendants attorneys, Tucker Kenyon.
No. 265si. United States vs.. John Harris: assault
dangerous weapon; sentenced penitentary for ten
years
No. 26s72 United States " Edward Dickinson;
receiving stolen property; plea not guilty.
No. Si665 United States John p Nieson; az
son. plea not guilty.
No. 26S59 United States vs. William d Davis;
housebreaking and larceny; plea not guilty.
No 266iS United States vs.. William 81. John;
CANAL knowledge; plea not guilty.
No. G643 United States VI Armour Bland and
Reginald jenkins; h0usebreskins plea not guilty.
No. $3.50 United States "a Percy Allen and
Chrstoqher Lee: carDal knowledge: plea not guilty
No. 36a. United States vs.. William Jenifer;
assault TO rape; Plea not guilty.
No. 1854 United States ~ William Carson
embezlement and false prctenses; plea not guilty
No. $500 United States vs. Herbert c. Hopkins;
false pre;enses; Pies not guilty.
No 855i. United Suites " William joyce: en-
oezzlement; plea not guilty.
No 360S United States ~ Osbourne Rflsy and
Edward Sknker; robbery and larceny; plea not
guilty.
No 26652 DATED States vs.. Seth W Van Dcrer;
housebreakirg and Larceny: plea net guilty
Assignments for October II:
United States vs.. Talshman Valentine
United States vs. Solomon Minney
United States vs. William Wells
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lied Jobs Ideal OF battle horse; the
soldiers presented arms as the horseman
rode the line. Miss Dangerfed waved her
handkerchief. standing eagerly on tiptoe
TO make her salutation carry as Tar as
possible.
Who Is thatT' asked Ardmore. v-..th
sinking spirit
Why, Rutherford GIlingwater. OF
course"
''FOurs right rang the command n
moment later. and the militiamen tramped
of to the station
II was then that Ardmore, watching
the crowd dispense at the edge OF the
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Probate Court.

Estate q Henry B. 4Irick; order granting letters
testamentary; bond, S.O00. Attorney, J. B. Larnsr.
Estate Of James McV. Mackal; order granting
letters tt'tarnentary; bond. $500. Attorney, NJ. l.
Matthews.
Estate 4 Asbury Neal demurrer 10 petition for
rule 10 show cause. Attcrrey. J W. Patterson.
Estate q Alice d. Giusta; order granting letters
documentary; bond. so. Attorseys, Thomas q
Beller.
Estate Of Annie c. Ash: order granting letters
Of administration. bond. 500.
In re Henry W. Shields: order for allowance.
Estate OF William X johnson; order TO sell
stocks
Estate q Owen Donnelly: order oFerruling excep-
TOPS and confirming report o. auditor fled March
i6 1909 Attorneys Rslston & Siddcns.
Estate of Lewis c. Kengla; will dated March Il.
1908. fled
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MCNAMARA PRESSING CASES.
Special Attorney I'm Libel Suits on
for INDIANAPOLIS.

Stuart Mcnamara. special attorney FOR
the Department of Justice in the case
OF Joseph Pulitzer, Of the New York
World. who was indicted with Delavan
Smith. Of the indianapolis News. for
publishing lbelous articles in connection
with the purchase OF the Panama Canal
left this city Thursday night FOR In
dianapolis. Ind
It is understood the department has
slight hope Of winning the case against
Delavan Smith. but Mr.. Mcnamara is
authority for the statement that the
evidence collected in the Pulitzer case is
convincing, and he looks forward 10 OBJ
tanning a conviction. Friends OF Mr..
Pulitzer. on the other hand. claim there
is not the slightest chance OF a con-
viction.
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park. saw his caller Of the morning stride
rapidly across the street Ardmore start
ed forward, then checked himself so sud
denly that Miss Jerry Dangerfied turned
70 him inquiringly.
What's the natter" she inquired
Nothing. I have been robbed. as I
hoped TO be. Over there on the sidewalk.
beyond the girl in the pink sunbonnet goes
my little brown jug That lank individual
With the shabby hat has lifted Il out
OF my room at the hotel Just as
thought he would"
ITO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Edward White, eighteen years old.
pleaded guilty TO the larceny Of a horse
before Justice Stafford. in CrirninaI
Court, Yesterday and was sent 20 the
penitentiary for FIVE years. White he
served time in jail and reform schoo.s
for similar ofenses. As he was beinr
taken 10 the prisoners cage below the
court room he prophesied ne would no.
serve his sentence and threatened SUI
eide.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CFriday, her

( No 50. Fisher Va Brinkerho1. Plaintiffs At.
togney. Johnston; DEFENDANTS attorneys. Sleman 4
Lerch.
No e. Marshall ". Marshall. Plaintiffs at
torDey. Dutt1n defendants attorney. Calvert
No O. Williams WIliamA Plaintif-s AZ
torney. Peyton; defendants attorney. Quinter
No g. E1sger VI. Robinson Plaintiffs at
Siddons.
No G. Sanford W. District Of Columbia Plain.
Tins attorney. EfWaTdS. defCndRnrB attorney
Thomas
No. g. Crawford Va Raborg. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. Lambert.
No 81. Bny " Bray. Plaintiffs attorney
Taylor; eefendGnt's attorney. CauiDgton-
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District Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. sos. In re opening alley in square 13i: Jury
sworn.
No 50, In re condemnation by Baltimore and
Washington Transit Company Of Maryland; order %
fle instrument and rule.
Nc So United States Va 90 Bags Com Flour;
order Of releass
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District Petition.

No. $50 In re Baltimore and Washington Transit
Company Of Maryland. Of parcel SIS; 20 condemn
land ATTORNEY. W. Z. Lester
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No 5oo& William II. McGaun Company vs..
Lizzie Plummer. otherwise known ss Lizzie Clay
ton: Judgment Municipal Court, ssh Attoruey.
p. r billiard
No 5acl George C. German IS. Aouzo L. Anes
e al; rePlerCn- Attorney, John Ridout
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JUSTICE ANDERSON

/ no. S33 In re Thomas Pollard: Adjudication
and reference and order Of September a. 1909 va
Gated.
No. asl. In re Thomas E. Wassaran; sale Rti-
| fed nisi.
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Equity Court No. 2,
JUsTICE BARNARD.


No. E75s- Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
pany Evans et al: appearance o. absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Attorneys. Charles Il. MeriIla;
and W. c. sullivan.
cree pro confesso and guardian ad Item appointed
Plaintiffs attorney. I. Williamson.
No. o68. Neal rs. Neal. reference TO examiner
Plaintiffs attorney. l. ". King: defendants Al.
torueyS. A. ". Scott and W. c. Martin
No. 2S7i3. Richards Ct al. vs. Richards 81 al
guardian ad litem appointed Plaintiffs attorney
". G.. Gardiner; defendants attorneys. G. F. wiz
ams. y. w. ODonoghue. and J. f. Potbury
No. 23A. Green vs.. Kreiter. order for additional
security for costs. Plaintiffs attorney. L. A.
Bailey; defendants attorneys. c. c. James Slrnan
& L,rca. and Z. T. Colloday.
No. 1871. Hunter -. Hunter; order for alimouy
Plaintiffs attorneys. 7. II. Patterson and w. u.
Haloway; defendants attorneys. c. Darlington and
s. d. Smith.
No 1856. Ross vs. Ross order for slimopv
Plaintiffs attorney. w. 2. Plrmley
No G7T Ciapple vs.. Chapple: order for ali
m0ny Plaintiffs attorney. II. F. Erans. Defend
ants attorney II. Heitmuller
No 1880 Malonoy vs. Malonsy: rule continued
attorney. G. p. Hoover.
No ail0 Widmayer e Al. vs. Wldmsver Of al
auditors report confirmed. Plaintiffs attorrers
Hamilton Colbert defendants attorney. /.
Tobrncr.
No. 25ll Dillon vs. Dillon: decree for absoInte
divorce. Plaintiffs attorney. W. A. Coombe: de-
PENDANTS attorney. G. c. Gertman.
Assignment for to-day:
No. & Stewart Stewart ct al. PlaInus0.
attorney. SIarshall defendants atforoev Fos.e.
No. 90 n ". lexington COMPANY rs Cor,rbon
Plaintiffs attorneys. Ralston & siddons. defens.
ants attorney. John Ridout
No. &c. Bsrksdale. executor, vs. Morgan Of n
Plaintiffs attorneys, Wilson & Barkslale. De.
fcndants attorney. Davis.
No g. B'egs vs.. Biggs e. al PLAINTIFF A..
torneys. Mackal sirasburger. Defendants az
toruey. Mckee.
No. g. Plsyter vs.. Snyder ct al Plaintiffs A..
torney. Clephane Defendants attorneys. Lesh &
Taylor.
30. %. Pluttch Pln.tch Plaintiffs attor
ney. Ambrose. DEFENDANTS attorneys. Montague &
Morarity.
No a. Hun vs. HILL Plaintiffs attorneys.
La1abSs-' & Yeatnlan.
M g Hall vs. hall Plaintiffs attorney
Green. Defendants attorneys Cauirgton & Am,
0sose'
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JUSTICE GOULD
No. 28ls. United States "a John Butler; rut-
brry and larceny: plea not guilty
No. $3.50. United States vs. Albert Curry and
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While you think Of e. telephone "
Want Ad to The Washington He-a
and bill viii be sent you at I cent a r..
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Ennifr snif-

No. 2Ssa Elizabeth b. Mickey rs. Edward j.
Moxley e. al; divorce. Attorneys. Hughes & Gray.
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Equity Court No. 1.


No. $3.50 Galloway Williams pro confess,
ordered. Attorney. J. A. Maedel
No. &i2. Walsh vs. Dolagan; report q speela
auditor confirmed Plaintiffs attorney, NJ J
keane; DEFENDANTS attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert
YerkeS d Hamilton.
No. -Zl59l- Sand Filtration Corporation 4 Smoot
reference 70 auditor. Plaintiffs attorney Cotton 4
White and G. G. Hackctt; defendants attorneys W.
G. johnson and Hamilton. Colbert. YeTkes & Ham.
iltou.
No E762 Bell rs. Young; plaintiff and defend
ant designated. Plaintiffs attorney r. F. Leigh
ton; defendants attorneys, r. c. Donaldson, Blair
& Thom RSlston & Siddons and II. S. Winfield
- No 8s4A Pierce vs., Pierce; Aimnny ordered paid
and leave granted 20 see child Plaintiffs atttor-
ney. r. F. Lesh; defendants attorney. R. White
No. Gi8. Waters vs. Prosise. motion 70 deposit
certificates in registry denied. Plaintiffs attorney
W. J. Lambert: defendants attorney, I. r. Harlow.
No 1885. Armes vs.. Tyler: nilc discharged and
restraining order denied ard supplemental bin dis
missed. Plaintiffs attorneys. D. Rothsehild and c.
Z. Digs; defendants attorneys. G. c. Gertnan and
John Ridout.
No. LSSI. GoldsbOrOugh IS Fleming; trustee :
report ratified Plaintiffs attorney L. Robinson.
No. 1916. Ross Ross; time to taks proof linn
tied. Plaintiffs attorneys W. c. Martin and J.
Moss; defendants attorney. ". I. Pollard
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last chaper.-RosweH Field in the San Fyaneises
Examiner.
Mr.. MacGrath is delightful story-teller. He
mas invention, fancy, graceful touch and fine con-
structive skill He has given US in The Goose
Girl light and breezy romance full of surprises
and mysteries ana charm.-Ckscag0 Istey-Oceza
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The Goose Girl" is clean, sweet wholesome
piece of hctiou.-RicAm0nd Tines isbate5.
THE Goose Girl'' is one Of those delightful
heroines with capacity to make a bonfire of
thousand hearts. San Francisco Bulletin.
Harold MacGrath knows how to write good
story that will keep his readers guessing ND to the
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His Aeroplzne Like a Quail.

Paris S.s,r lL-Ths temperance
Z re Ec.s3 Q! zY1g-lOa Of Santos
Dz-491. E--h LIS -E-.-xable perfor-
--z1cs Q: yes-s-11zy, when hs few in
IL ss-0p1.n= :: speed 81 zh.gC- fifty
FIRE niles AZ boRz- t1zs z.tra---. much
attention On soco1n. G! NJ snail size
q the rZzcai-=- Tie aaEuolzae OF
S.s--1s-D-z0at w=szns, .lgets. with
Tie lElcc. only 25a6 pounds !. has
1;1e. square yards o. surface as
against tEeasys~o square yards in
the CurTiss 2ezu2lane, rwe2y-Siy in
The Bierlut and fif1y-,hre@ IN the
Wright machine A 2-cyliruer motor
d=YeLCp=t I-ho-sepo~e- and ran at
TIE rate Q! 1880 revolutions minute.
The noS striking feature IN TIE ap-
pearaaee ct iris asrop.2he IS the
short ani bruai wing, tilting Al a
high angle. Il las no tai. ard is
general appearance IS that of { quail.
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5eTsrsy, Mas Ssrt It-P-ss5-
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VITA TIE exception Of the tzm0cs
FAnseTest zrognd-she-circle IN 1913.
IT, Taft 1zsa ~iI discg-a. znything
aet9re attempted b. III American
President, and in many ways a-ll dis
c1g11 even tbe Roosevelt. trip. Taft 5
1zsa vii he warm inc, and there
won't be any argument, either, OF
rat ssJgrE-
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Hartmann Life in a Nutshell.

b<,sn FEB. u, lsss, Hampstead, l.
l., O1.e u We siK children VI pow
erty stricken minister.
Had only two years education in
church scf,fIjls.
Al IA he 1aa errsnd boz in Wall
Street broker's office.
At II he was made clerk with q
share in the profits.
Specuhted with his savings, and at
u bought a sea, On the New York
Stock Exchange.
At u be married Miss Mary Aver
ell, N Rochester, N. Y.
At ~ he became yice-president Of
the Illinois Central railroad.
At 80 he undertook to reorganize
the Union Pacific, where j. Pierponi
Morgan had failed.
At 90 he realized the dream Of biz
life: An ocean-to-ocean railway sys
tenn under his personal control.
Then the end came.
Died Sept. 8, 1909.
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His Train Saved James Gang.

yaryTiILe. No, Sept l4.-Frank
Riraoy, 70. thirty years an engineer
81 TIE BrDokhsd, No, division Of
the Burlington Railway, died here
az- night Rinby was a Civil War
veteran and declined to accep, pen
son On the night Of the GalIatin,
No, hank robbery by the James
gang Rimby was pulling a train out
Of Cameron, No, to Kansas City on
which the James gang escaped from
Cameron, pursued by officers. Rim
By left the railways employ in the
great strike Of 1892 He died penni-
less.
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3 T. Df,i,ta;,s GysH III M ttgf,s
tt,fft,pess "a I;isSst Nfsk.zy nasf,.
i,l. si'sf 9i3Dy nfs,'ts n suffering
- INN D,tel AK, t<<ly ujtt DssIg,
fan' eSyfef hf<,8s fpD yfsts ag1 =
sU,aB aSs aD<,afsf ~ his jahh,
UhRi, feigssh " tss;<ae, ~ AtesI a1.
yJaaib@s. bvelAIis's lsGaa,Des1 il
fsblsr aiG s7ef sii,es w, D1tf5ns
has uaGe q gallant flqit N, ~ ibsidg.
ms tprmds ~ NH psfts. funeraI
stetr,chs Were e>BAtated from ths
| family tmae, md itls remains .wefe
iHoB2hi b. Butter and Inferred IN
Dak IiiIl esmstefy,
| Mr.. DDt,idDs Wss ts1D IN Bates
elf,pi7 IN lT,i. iie was brother d
Mrs, John u, Wndy, n this clty.
Iis Was an honorable gentleman,
sjtJer and industrious and very ygn
Iaf with his neiqt,bus.
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Fool Rocks Boat.

IL. Lczls IiE-2-
Despite the screams and entreaties
OF lis two women companions, Char
les Evans, a soldier from jefferson
Barracks, rocked canoe while fish
ing the Mississippi River near Mer-
rimac, Ill His prank cost him his
life and also that Of Miss Edna Brown
son, 20 years old.
John w. Woodley, also a soldier
from Jefferson Barracks, who was a
member of the party, swan quarter
Of a mile in the swift current and SUE
ceeded in rescuing a Mrs. Mickey,
who was the fourth member of the
party.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-09-16
One Fortunate Is0tt1m Farmer.

Cash johnson IL MOI quite ~ bad oil
~ his nsigbbors ~ consequences u
The overflow NJ the river. IIis
orchard, which Ia perhaps the largest
In the river district II bringing him
IN SONS returns Tho apple crop II q
pretty good one, and Mr.. johnson n
getting everything hc can out u H.
Ito IL marketing The better quality al
fair prices, and Is gathering up tho
windfalls and culIs and making them
Into elder Although no rain 10 speak
u has fallen here for month OF
mors, the river raised foot and was
running swiftly, 30 Mr., johnson says.
Rich IIilI Review.