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SAD TOOTH KILLS EDUCATOR.
Develops into Blood Poiso1ing and
Quickly SIays.

Easton, Pa, March 12.-Dr. James
w. Moore, professor of mechanics and
experimental philosophy at Lafayette
College. died suddenly today. He
was in the sixty fifth year of his age.
Or. Moore had been troubled with an
liberated tooth for week and the
tissues of the neck began swelling.
blood poisoning having set in. The
swelling involved the windpipe, and it
was decided to perform an operation.
DR.. Fl. D. Michler and DR.. E. M. Green
were Just about to start the operation
this morning when DR., Moore suddenly
expired.
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SENATOR GoRMAN'S DAUGHTER
GETS RELEASE FOR HUSBAND

Louisville, KY, March 12.-Mrs.
Adagerman Magness, daughter OF the
late Senator German of Maryland, has
secured a release for her husband,
who was sentenced to serve several
years IN the navy prison for deser-
ton
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May Mean Big
Strike Of Miners

Philadelphia. Pa. March 12-The
miners and operators of the anthra-
cite fields adjourned late this after
noon without having reached an
agreement on a wage scale tor the
next three years. They were in ses-
sion all day.
The question of strike, if an
agreement is not reached, will lie
taken up by the miners union.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-13
JEFFR'ES DECLARES HE
WON'T FIGHT in ENGLAND

New York, March 12.-Although he
declared that it was not question Of
money which was keeping him out OF
the ring against Johnson, the negro
Jim Jeffries this afternoon intimated,
wien shown a $4,000 offer by Hugh
Mcintosh, an Australian promoter,
that he had received a bona fide offet'
of $150,000 from Seattle.
Jeffries said that he would not fight
in England
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-13
KANSAS PUTS END
To COMMON
FRAUD
NO MORE LIQUOR CAN BE SOLD
IN THAT STATE AS PATENT
MEDICINE-THE GoVsRtIoR HAS
SIGNED THE BILL.

Topeka, Kans.. March 12.-K Kansas
has taken the lead of all the states
in prohibiting absolutely the sale and
manufacture of alcoholic beverages.
Governor Stubbs has signed t1e bill
prohibiting the sale of liquors for any
purpose. 1t is the most drastic law
ever put upon the statute books Of any
state. Druggists are barred from
handling any kind of liquors and nhy-
sicians are prohibited from prescril-
Ing them for medicine. Alcohol can
not be used in the arts and sciences
At least 900 drug stores in Kansas
will go out of business before June !,
the date for the publication Of the
law. Large stocks of liquors in stor-
age, in clubs, in wholesale houses and
drug stores will have to be disposed
of before the new law takes effect.
An order has gone forth in all clubs
in the towns and cities of Kansas to
"cut out booze" and the principal club
houses of Topeka will discontinue the
handling of liquors
Fear State Went Too Far.
There are great many prominent
prohibitionists who fear the legisla
ture went too far in absolutely pro-
hibiting the sale Of alcoholic liquors
for any purpose. and especially in
denying doctors the privilege of pre-
scribing it in their practice. These
advocates are glad that the liquor
drug store is outlawed, but they argue
that in making the law so sweeping
there is liable to be reaction which
would bring with it reign of the
bootiegger, the CLUB" and the Joint"
which have scandalized several com
munities of the state.
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NO WHITE MAN SUFFERS
FROM "SLEEPlNG SICKNESS"

New York, March 12.-"No white
man has ever been attacked by sleep
ing Sickness said DR.. Nunnan Ca
sev n R~itish armv surgeon. today
when referring to the dangers Of Mr..
Roosevelt's hunting trip.
"a liberal supply of quinine will
preyent the disease. / think this hunt
will improve the ex-presidents $
haanhs'
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JOHNSON CAN VISIT HOME,
BUT NOT HIS WIFE

Galveston, Texas, March 12.-If
Jack Johnson, the negro pugilistic
champion heavyweight of the world,
brings his white wife to Texas he will
be prosecuted under the laws of
Texas forbidding miscegenation.
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A VICTORY CLAIMED.
Administration Regulars Believe tie
"Insurgents" Are Defeated.

Washington, D. c., March l2.r-The
president had conference with
Speaker Cannon, Senators Burton and
Nelson and former Representative
Watson today
1--WE have got them licked This IS
statement of fact and not predic-
ton" said Watson, having reference
to the position of the "regrlars" IL
the house of representatives in their
skirmish with the insurgents.
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JOE CANS WINS OUT
OVER ENGLISH FIGHTER

New York, Marsh 12.-Before the
National Athletic club tonight. Joe
Cans got decision over Jabez White,
the English champion, in ten very slow
rounds
White was knocked down twice in
the sixth round regaining just in
time to keep him from being counted
out.
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AL SEYMOUR, NEW YORK
FIELDER, HAS BEEN "FIRED"

San Antonio, Texas, March 12.-Al
Seymour, the premier outfelder Of the
New York Giants, who are in train
ing here, was today dismissed from
the team because he knocked down
Umpire Arlie Latham in a hotel and
bit him while he had him down.
The cause of the trouble between
them Is unknown.
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WILL DEMOCRATS
Join WITH THE
INSURGENTS
MINORITY LEADER CLARK TRY
ING TO WHIP HIS PARTY IN
LiNE-A CONFERENCE OF ALL
DEMOCRATS FOR MONDAY.

Washington, Marsh 12.-Just to
show Cannon that he will have oppo-
stion, Theodore Roosevelt will be
nominated for speaker of the house
by the republican insurgents when
congress meets on Monday. This is
the decision as the result of a report
that the magazine to be edited by Mr..
Roosevelt will advocate a revision of
the house rules.
The insurgents now count on thirty
TWO members withdrawing when the
question OF rules is taken up, but the
success Of the movement to unseat
Speaker Cannon now rests with the
democratic members of the house.
Minority Leader Clark has whipped
the democrats into line with a party
lash, and a conference of all demo-
Gratis has been called for Monday, at
which time a course will be decided
upon.
Conflict Causes Much Interest.
Nothing is talked about in Wash
ngton in political circles now but
he impending conflict over the house
Jules next Monday. The lineup of the
president with the cannon crowd was
expected to completely extinguish the
insurgents" They were counting on
he sympathy of President Taft. who
in the west. at least, during the cam
paign, claimed to be a progressive,
reform, anti Cannon republican
But instead of being crushed in, the
insurgents are showing more fight
than ever They refuse to criticise
the president, but they are not let
ing up on Cannon The Cannon forces
are claiming that there is nothing left
of the insurgent movement, and give
the names of nine men who they say
VIII be the only ones who will join
the democrats against the organiza
tion. But it is evident that this is
mere blum for there are more than
'"Dg the newly elected
republicans who came here as anti
Cannon candidates.
The insurgent leaders declare they
have at least twenty-one old mem
bers and more than thirty in all who
can be depended on. They will hold
a caucus tomorrow night. They have
been in conference today with repre-
sentative democrats, who will assist
them in the effort to revise the house
rules
Champ Clark, the democratic leader
says: There is no 1etup so far as
know, in the effort to reform and lib
eralize the rules of the house. The
statement that il is an attempt tc
prevent tariff legislation is all non
/ sense. | don't care who makes th'
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PASSED AWAY AT wAYNEsVlLLE
Mrs. w. J. Graham Died There Yes.
terdaY Afternoon.

News was received in the city yes
terday Of the death Of NJ s W. J.
Graham, aged 35 years, which occurred
Yesterday at Waynesville. Mrs.
Graham was the wife Of w. J. Graham
who formerly lived in this city, be-
ing connected with the Atlantic Coast
line. Besides her husband, she leaves
four children.
The funeral will take place a.
Wavnessille this morning, Rev. c. 2
Thornton, of the Second Advent
church. of which the deceased was a
member, conducting the services
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jim OLSEN WAS ACQUITTED.
- - HHE sx. y =
FILED A BIG SUIT
AGAINST HER HUSBAND.

New York, March 12.-Mme.
Emma Eames, who is blamed
by Mrs. Elsa Neumann d'Co-
sorza, wife of an operatic bar
itone, with her marital trou-
bles. in a suit filed against her
husband asks for $4,000 ali
mony and $2,50O counsel fees.
Nine. Eames and d'Cogorza are
now in Chicago stopping at the
Auditorium hotel. The wife
says her husband is madly in
fatuated with the diva.
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THE LAST ADDRESS TODAY
s.. ...x sx
SHE GAVE A DINNER
IN HONOR OF JURY.

Chicago, March 12.-Mrs. Gil
sella Sawrick today obta ned
divorce from her husband. who.
she has STYLED as the mean
est man in the world She
said he has not kissed her in
nine years, never took her olt
and made her sleep in a dog
kennel
After the jury released her
from her mean husband, she
entertained the twelve mem
bers at a dinner.
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Pinson shot Boyce on the 9th Of No
vember last. Boyce had taken supper
with Miss Evelyn Brown, with whom
Pinson was infatuated Pinson's invi-
tation to take supper with him had
been refused by the girl, and later,
when all three were driving in 4
buggy. with Boyce sitting on Pin
sons lap, the shooting occurred. the
prosecution claimed that the tragedy
was caused by jealousy, infiamcd by
liquor, and the defense claimed that
the shooting was accidental.
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A VERDICT OF GUILTY.
The Slayer of Thornwel 5oyce Cor
victed Of Manelaunhter.

Laurens, S. C., March GUILTY
Of manslaughter with oommenda-
licn TO mercy" was the verdict re-
turned this morning in the case of
Wade Cochran Pinson, charged with
at ling oi T1orEwe!l Boyce.
The jury had been out all night, its
deliberations occupying sixteen and a
half hours.
Counsel for he defense gave no
tice of motion for new trial Pin
SON seemed unmoved by the YER
dict
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
UsTTcE ERIEHT


Essats Of Emily v. Mason; order grating lettsrs
tsstainentary: bOud, Soe5o Attomsgs. Bszy &
MinoF.
Estate Ct Melville Z Dayton: orde- granting lss-
ters testsmcntzTy; bond S5oa- Attorney. J. B. lar
nef.
Es;s,s # Wallace c Barren; o7dsr granting let
tsrs testanentsry; bond So ATTORNEY. Lemuzl
Fugiit
Estate of Chris,isus c Queen. o-ser framing
issues Attorneys. Worthinston. Head K Frailsv.
Estate q Thomas 4. johnson; order . SCI stock
and fixtures. Attorney Marx Sfesrmsn.
Estate q John F. Allen order granting isttsz
tsstameutsry; bond. $50. Attorneys. Dan. Peyss-
4 Curtin
Estate of John B. KeudaI: order admitting VII
and granting letters tsstsmeztary. bcnd s go Al
tornsys. Tucker & kenyon
Estate 4 Betty Cans; order granting iefte-s tess-
neHtarTs bcDd. $50. Attorneys. Wolf Rossnher.
Esfste q Andrew Burgess: order foT Allowance.
Aitnucy. Il A. Hsltmreller
II II Mildred B. Campbell e. al. orisr appoint
fng S,5ardian: bond SO
Estate q Wills r spesTe; order requirinE sa-
Ininlstrator C. l. a. % show caGse- Attorneys Wof
K Rosenberg
Estate Ct Betty Cans; viz daisd July =. 80.
Estate q Clara Dohnea; rule 70 show cause r.
turned served
Estate Of FredericS Klein: order granting letters
testsneutaTy; bond. s5aeo- Attorneys Lester *
Price.
Estate q Cbarlss B. Ieasue; orier granting ls.-
tsrs Of sdnini-tration; bond so. Atto-nsy. F-zuk
J. Wjssuer.
Estate Il Zachary Garter. petition for letters tss
tansn;sry- AttG-ueyS. J. F. Bundy and Irving
Williamson
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Lawsuits,

Nc. 5llE- EdTzrd Sullivan IS Washington Rail
way and Elccgric Company: damages S.g0. Artcr-
ncys. W T. Ambrose ard J. L Smith
NJ. ssfZ JOIN 3. Abel " L William LIN
merck; sccUunt. sl725. Artcrue-. J. Z Tz-lcr
Nc. 5lf1. FiTst National Bank q NsE Yo-k -
William " Uuhenhaac- e al; 1ote. Sof. A.
tones 4 : Worthi1zton and II. r Woodard-
No. jlssL Hastings & Mcintosh Trust Coupanr
IS TIE Surgical and Deutzi Supply Coupzny-
Slis.S. Attcrney G. 4 lamar.
No. 5lfi5. Auuis L. Clscie vs. Washington Tsru.i-
nal Company; damzgss. slcoo0- Att0-cys c. l.
Baker and T. z. 0hear.
30 5Isss A Webster Richards Sszs, sane
AttorleFs. Saue-
No. 5lsE- John h Tatspagsh - Sane: szns.
AttCTneys. sane.
No. 5As Ms-y {. WYnkoog rs. sane: sars
No. 5its9. Euseka Dairy Coupany Is Archibald
1icSEeen; deht. SoZ Attorneys Tucksr & Ken
ycn.
No 5is5e- n. H Birzs & Sou ~ Co--eI Wal-
paper CoEpsLy; deb-. ~ At-0Tnsys. Esns-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday
ssR-sne Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United States
Present: Ths Chief Justice. Sir. Justice Harlan.
Ar. Justice Brewer Afr Justice White. Ar. Justice
Psrkham. Mr. Justice NcKenna. M Justice
Holmes Mr.. Justice Day. and BIZ. Justioo Moody.
Warren A. HazgOtt Of Idaho SprInSs, Colo /;
Harvey johnson. 0i Boise, idaho, verc admitted 70
practice
No. is Albert r. RUsch. plainttE in error. vs.
Tie Escznab& TinheF land Comqany: in error %
the Saprsns Court Of the State q Michigan; dis
missed With cossss On molten q counsel for the
Plaintiff in sETcr
No. 81 Adam T. sner Ct al. as the Railroad
Commission Ct KeutnckJ. appellants. "a Louis
vile ard Nashville Rairosd Company;
No ~ Adam T. Silec e al. as the Railroad
Coumissaon q KsHtucky. appellants. Is. Illinois
Central RsiiFoSd Company:
Nc. a3. Adam 7. siler et al. as the Railroad
o smn1isss1n q Asntucty. APPELLANTS v. Southern
RailEsy Company in Keatucky. ant
No. ia Adam T. SileT e. a.. as the Railroad
Commission q keEtucsy. sIpellznts. vs. Cincin-
matt, New Orleans ard Texas Pacific Railway Con-
pznyi argument continued hy Ar Edmund +.
Trabue for the Illinois CcaJrzI Rzilroad Company
and eoa-iuded b Mr.. c. c. AcChord for the sP
peilsuts.
No. s. " J. Murray e al. &c. petitioners.
n. The Wilson DistiliDg Company e a.. and
10 50. W J. AIuusy e a.. &c. plaintiffs IN
err0r. ". The state Of South C4roiiza * ri. A.
" Eay. Trustee; one-hsh hour additional tine
allowed each SIDE and three counsel PERMITTED 10
he heard for respondents and defendant in error on
Motion q Nr- d. " ROunt-ee. q cognsei; arSu-
msnt commenced by Mr. B. l. Abney fo- the
petitioners and continued by M A. s Barnard
fcr The respondents and b. Slr. .. y. RoGutree
fCr tie petitioners.
Adj71rned until Monaay next a. = o'ciocs.
The dsy cal for MONDAY AIsrcn l. VIII be ss fol-
lows: Nos sS isnd eos. So land 81. e9s. lorig-
nzll, 81, lc3, B< l0l. I0s. are lle
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Equity Court No. =
TTTCE WuTrUr

No- - IN - Max SamscarEsky. name clznEed
70 Max samak0U. Attorney. N. stsarrusn.
No. 27s7s An5rews Is. Simmons: ccmur1.uiss rzti-
fed Aftorzsys. J. j. SuiiirzB and z l. Wilson
D ". ODou0ghne-
No. ~ Oris EleTaeor Company - GIyers e
al, clerk ordered 70 pay out funds Attorney. E
Z. Wiiso1.
Ne, esls- Goo5mzn e a. g. W--nn e. a. tine
to take testimony limited Attcrnsys. Slsuan 4
LeTch-Bauard < johnson. 2 l. schmidt. = T.
Co.la3sT. and ", L. Amh-Use-
No So sSisSs IS. BisEs e al; defendant or-
dcr-1 o. aav eEzDlnCr- AftCr1evs D : NscEaE
and T. Stras5urEer-W 3. geilly
No -s5- National Electric Su7ptv C1r-psuv ~
B-irzi0f GO al; time q take testimony limited
ATTORNEYS. J. 7. SulliFan-kaupler & 8IeriHst
No. -5s5. GreE1TT IS tircguTy- mo-i1u 70 dis
n.iSs o7e1rIlec. Sc. Attous5s AlcNeiu & Nc
NeiI-J. H. Abrams
Nc. ~ SaIses e al IS Cors-zs st al dis
missal set aSics and reference o. au6ifo- Atfc--
nsys. Z. r. CauIsi-F Z Mitchell. Edwin Forrest
ard Rsistca S Siddous.
No. SSH TsrTy Es YoEc: defendant su5osnel
pendents lite Attorneys J. A. Gardner and W
r Beuhzm-
No 2#S- y " Eosinston Coznpsuy IS Camp
oell, argued and submitted. Attorncys. Rslston &
Siddons-Jcln Ridos;t-
Assignments sor March = Ia9.
" 20 Bowman IS B0Vzan. Attu-nsyS. ". D.
Dsvidre-f hsnncsv Hackett.
Nc 8s- Herimaa vs. BTeunsmsn. Atto-ueys, D.
". ODcnaChue-Tucter & Keryon.
No 80. White - Nhi;e e. a. Atf5rscvs r
Mstsin-iv-G. Il. Calvert
No 81 In re assignment q Lone star Ms-czu-
tie Assodsti5u Attorneys. NJ T CIiukscaIes-J
r. Stewart
No 90 WIlkis vs wIisie Atto-ns-s. ".
Auib-css-Ralsto- * Ssddols
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SPECIAL to Ths Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 Tbs Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 2s-Judge William
Hodges Mann. candidate for governor OF
Virginia who has the support Of the
Democrats organization leaders and the
Anti-ssloon League leaders. Is now en-
gagged in preparing q statement which
VIII cover all questions bearing upon the
gubernatonal situation in this State.
N response TO a question Of The Wash
ington Herald representative as 10 wheth-
er he would sign or veto any prohibition
legislation which may come 10 him from
the legislature, Judge Mann said this
afternoon:
7 an now engaged in preparing a
statement OF my views on questions ike
" 20 arise in this campaign. 7 prefer not
10 express myself on any one issue until
my platform is ready for the public"
IN view OF the fact that Harry St
George Tucker has outlined his view on
prospective prohibition legislation. saying
that he would veto a bill calling for pro-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Specialize Tbs Washington Herald.
Manassas Va. Feb 2s.-The Manassas
Chapter Of Daughters Of the Confederacy
at a called meeting adopted a resolution
deplOTing the denuncla1ion OF the Judges
and Miss Boyson. which grew out Of the
Lee essay award.
The resolution Of the Manassas daugh-
tiers, iR part. Is as follows.
Resolved, That we recognize the OBJ
Ject and vaige Of this competitive work
which embodies the first and fundamen-
tai law Of history neither 20 dare say
what Is false nor fear 20 say what is
true, nor TO give any just suspicion Of
far or disaGection
Resolved second. That we take no part
in the denunciation Of Miss Boyson and
the judges. which denunciation we de-
plore, but rather rejoice in the North's
high tribute 20 our peerless Lee, and IN
the note Of fairness and open-minded-
ness. giving commendation 20 the CON-
mittee foT their wisdom n conferring
the prize and thanks for their faithful
service Of the United Daughters OF the
COnfederacy.
Resolved third, That IN the recent
matter Of the prize essay and In ali our
proceedings we desire TO have the spirit
OF Robert e Lee
Another Chapter sustains Judges.
Bristol. Va. Feb 2s.-The Anna stone
wall Jackson Chapter. Daughters Of the
Confederacy. has adopted resolution
which reads. IN part:
We while not agreeing with ali the
statements made by Miss Boysoa in her
prize essay, especially regarding the in
tellectual deafness Of the South. regret
this essay showed remarkable Hberality
the criticism heaped upon the committee
in fulfilling the duties requested Of Il by
the general association of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. We think
from one who had naturally imbibed
Northern prejudice with her mother s
milk and lived IN an atmosphere which
produced Uncle Toms Cabin.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
NO DANGER OF RACE SUICIDE.
BirtweII Says There Is Likelihood
of OverprOductiOn Instead.

BirtweII Says There Is Likelihood
of OverprOductiOn Instead
Baltimore. Feb 2s.-'"There is just as
much need for physicians 10 care for the
morals Of the masses as there IS for
physicians 70 care for their physical ills -
said Charles ". Britwell. secretary OF
the Boston Chndren's Aid Society. in an
Interview to-day Nr. BritweH made an
address AT a public meeting held in Nc
sity. this evening. under the auspices Of
the Henry Watson Children-s Aid Society,
CT this city.
Mr. Britwen does not agree with Presi-
DEM Roosevelt. VINO has stated his views
on race suicide.
II do not see any danger from race
suicide nor any danger from the limiting
of the size of families" ne declared
This is a great question upon which no
laws can touch. but which viii have 10 be
solved by public opinion. but ! do think
that there IS more likelihood OF overprO-
dUction than the reverse.
1T Is an exceedingly delicate matter
upon which 10 speak, but Il has been so
long concealed that thinking men have
come TO the conclusion that the time has
come when the people Of this country
must be educated TO the idea that quality
rather than quantity IS 70 he looked for
in the upbuilding Of the nation
The great trouble is that whenever the
subject Of limited families is brought up
Immediately public opinion conjures up
the thought Of something criminal and
immoral That Is the wrong idea. and
while Il nav take some time for the nrouer
idea 70 percolate. the time viii come when
il viii be realized that there Is more logic
in the idea than appears on the surface"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Tuesday. sizrch
SPECIAL caiendar
Nc L Secretary q the interior =. United States
= rsl Love e al Att0rLeys Stuz-t McNsEsr7
sn6 D. ". Baker-Kappler & Merriils1-
No. . United States ex ri. Tuner ct al Ts.
secretary q Interior. Attorneys. Happier & Mer-
rlllet-D- " Baker and Stuart McNama-z-
Nc. I District q Columbia vs.. Haui Alter
nsgs. = II. Thomzs-A r. Bel
No :. United States ex rel Gribble e. al IS Sec
Terar1 u the IHtCTlGr- Aftorneys J n Rankin
D. " Baker and Stuart MCNAMARA
No 2 Secretary e TIE Interior Is. United States
* rel Ness. Aitorney. T. ". Clements
No g. Coke vs. District q Columbia. Attorneys.
V. c. Prenfiss-F. II. stephens
Regular call
Nc, 1917. Baltimore and ONO Rzilr0ad COMPANY
IS took- Attorneys, q. T. Hamitcn-W. J. Ian
oeTt r. II. Iearman, and { " Foster
N9- ls'5 Brown. executor IS HiEhL Attorneys.
= A. Mekenuey snd william Hiz-H- s Mat
tleEs ard Z. A. Boseu. j
No la-a Cooper rs- United Security LIE Iusur-
2nce and Trust Company Attorneys. Irving VIII
lan1son-Nath Wilson and c. T. Wilson.
No 1913 Moulton e. a. vs. CoEuish AttoEneys.
John Ridout-Maddox 4 Gatley