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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
LARGE RANCHES FOR PROFIT OR
SpEfTI.ATION

$3.50 an acre; $4,000 acres grain. fruit and
pasture land. with running water some timber
and indications OF oils I'm san Luis Obisp0 county
rare bargain; get particulars VIII sell for double
in subdivision: rents pay interest
SIS an acre: 3. .f60 acres. with improvements
in MADEIRA county. San Joaquin valley; running,
water 10 irrigare alfalfa; half the land now in
wheat: reduced In prices TO close an estate.
= $40 an acre; 1.15O ranch. improved. on
Russian river. near Healdsburs: will subdfvide
at big advance.
$2p. 2p.0oeERedueed. large stock ranch. 4.oop
acres. with buildings: some alfalfa land: plenty
OF water and wood. Lake county
$125. .000--Half cash. largest ranch I'm Mendo-
cino county for grain. stock. dairy and fruit.
II zoo acres. with 8 sets Of buildings and enough
tan bark and 6r timber on part Of the ranch to
pay for IT,: Is on line OF railroad and well located
FOR subdivision iVcf1des $4,000 worth OF stock
and personal property
ROTHERMEI. 4 CO..
PAT Russ building. San Francisco.
FOR farms stock ranches and timber lands see
McFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 ChronieIe bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CITY REAL EsrArE-continuea
B0ARDMAN BROTHERS & CO.,
sos California st.
p4RGkT< VNUECT-NrrT>~rr-cy


si4ooo-In fine section near Clay st.; hand
some room hats: In perfect condition:
reasonable rents; S1470 year. mortgage
SiSooo-Not far from Sutter and Fillmore. 3
handsome modern fats. hne renting dts
81. 900 Downtown: Howard St: g fats. rooms
each; sDlendidly built and In excellent
condition: sls5 a month: we recommend
s11 500 s.. .0oo cash win buy this bargain in
best part OF panhandle district; fats:
handsome and thoroughly I'd to date;
built since the IRE. rents $40: price
reduced to effect early SALE
$s,250-Devisadero ST.. fats and cottage;
$3.50 year. always rented: a nne buy.
ss,Ooc-Hayes st. near Laguna. good 10 room
house; easily altered into nats store
and fats. room for small fats rear
&C. street. would return splendid income
se.ooo-Close to Fillmore and Sacramento ats:
- little stores and fars: S94 month
$if<oO-A snap- Oak SO. OATS reduced 70
erect promp sale: and 5 rOomss rent
s5s per month: lot 25x122:s.
$4.ooo-Ssn Jose av-: comfortable hats. and
rooms: IN good order: $3.50 year
RESIDENCES
soS, ,ooO-Besutiful Me- corner residence: Is
rooms. 4 baths: magnificent carved wood
mantels; hardwood foors. ETC.; every de-
tail OF convenience and eomforts 6S:9x
SIS. .5oo-Marius view residence. weu built. hand
some home: glorious view; SO IT. lot.
sssooo-Spiendld new room residence with
garage; handsome finish: a choice West
s''ooo-On a eariine In Mission district: very
pretty 2 story house. sunny rooms: 40
s5.25o-A pretty little home in Alpine at good
o., view: rooms and bath
sS'ooo-Near 10th St: Ia story cottage. S
rooms and bath.
CHEAP LOT.
s5.ooo[Howard ST. inside OF 9th sts Is foot
'0' Bolspsass aRi5sll Iss9 Bros. n : this; CO..
sos California st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
IT'S GREAT TO LIVE IN sUNNYsIpE.

Mark that word LIVE You
can exist in any old fat or apart
meut. but you really and truly
live in the sunshine and warm.
pure air of beautiful, beautiful
Sunnysfde.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

NAME q co., 215-21I MONTGOMERY ST.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS HOME.
Hardwood doors, beamed and paneled: house
cost $4,000 TO build lot is worth ST. 500; water
heater. hot air furnace and cooler: garage; close
to Presidio terrace; rooms and bath; get in
your bid; $4,000.
Sf,5OO-Near oath and Alabama sts-: fine fats
rooms and bath; bag windows; brick
foundation; glass doors; light and sunny:
large lot; rents s4J6: these are cheap in
this locality.
S325 cash-Cele st. lot near Fulton: price s. $50:
balance on easy terms; exceptional oppor-
tunity.
$2,25O-To close estate: probate sale; double
frontage lot on Harrison ST. near sth: close
to Western Pacific depot, now building.
Si,40O-Same neighborhood. same estate; small
lot on Decstur ST.; 2Jx5O feet; make bid
either piece.
SJ,5oo-Can not be equaled; buy this bargain:
Suffer and Hyde sts.; near the beautiful
Granada: lot 24x70 feet: in this vicinity
on Sutter at. $500 front foot is the price:
we viii submit any reasonable offer; turn
in this.
SO, 250-Lot 27:6x137:6 feet on car line. close
to Devisadero; cheapest piece east OF Stan
yam today; graded and ready to build on;
worth 50, i50 tO any oue-
KANE E
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

WE WILL BUY 1T BACK AT s PER SENT
INTEREST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

WE'LL SEND AN AUTO FOR you
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

S14, ,o00-Near Clay and Buchanan sts: modern
story. basement and attic residence OF
10 rooms and baths: hardwood floors
throughout; good sized lot; mortgage
$500 remain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

SIS, 600 Exceptionally choice residence opposite
Alta plsza; key lot Main floor: living
room 19x20 feet, dining room, kitchen
buffers pantry, servants room and bath.
Second floor: bedrooms and 2 baths;
attic, servants room and trunkroom.
Basement, concrete finished, furnace, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

W. J. BOWLING & CO..
OIL valencia st. Phone Market 71oo.
LOTS.
sl.00o-Fine building lots: Hin ST. near Noe
sl,zSo up-Eureka valley level building lots;
half block TO car line. easy terms
s-,Ooo-Lots on Hartford St near 18th and Cas-
tro: fine location for income property;
make offer.
s., 2,s50-one Of the best buys in Sunset district.
4th av. near II ST.; 25x95.
HOMES.
s5.Ooc-S room house 18th St car lire: one
third cash. balance SIS month: snap.
S5-6Oo-6 room 1 = story new cottage: close In.
$4,000 room house. modern in every respect.
can arrange liberal terms. 22d and Noe.
IS. S.f5O-Elegsnt room residence: one OF the
finest locations on Parnassus heights. can
arrange $1,000 mortgage; an ideal home az
low figure
INVESTMENTS
s10,5Oo-Three 6-T-7 room fats. elegantly I'm
fshed: income s.. 40 year; Golden Gate
and Central avs.
sl1 .0C0-Three $50 room fats: large lot: higa
class locality. income 81. 40 year; mort
gage Sc. 600: new.
S25,OO0-14 room apartments; new. near Haizht
and Fillmore; income S3. $50 year: can
arrange S11 900 mortgage.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
INVESTMENTS.

INVESTMENTS
S34, 0o0-Monthly rents SAT-: near Pine and Jones
sts.; fne apartment house. consist
ing of 1S apartments Of 2-34 rooms and
bath; every modern convenience; key lot
sun in every room; practically a corner
mortgage $1,000; this is a big bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

SHAINwALD, BUCKBEE CO..
81 Montgomery st, Lick bldg,
Phone Douglas Al
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26


MISSION REAL ESTATE.
d. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission, nr. 22nd st.
LOTS.
$375-Isabella ST., mr. Rntledge sts (S409)
$925-Fairmount ST.: water. sewer and gas
(S57l)
81 17oo-55xli4. on a corner on Noe ST.; terms
(2190)
sl.s5O-5 lots on the corner of Jefferson ST.
(S749)
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
S2,250-Win6eid av.: r. and b. tS467)
81 23O0-Double ctg. on 18th ST.; lot 35xIl4;
macd street. (S217)
So, 1905 r and b. in the vicinity OF Mission
and Highland av.; modern; lot 25x10o;
part cash. (S471}
81, ,0o0-One OF the swellest houses in California
av. story: concrete foundation: new
part cash. tS4O1)
FLATS AND INVESTMENTS.
IS 000-25x100. on Folsom ST.. nr. 10th st !.
imp. with a store and rms; nat over
head; u cash. t21S6)
mond DIstrictl: part cash. (S44Il
ID. COFFIN CO.,
05oQ Mission. mr. 22nd sf
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

$2,750-Corner in Pope tract: lot 27:5x10o feet
choice corner for fats apartments; all
street work done; make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
t13 MnntgomerY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
COTTAGE

Five room cottage, lately renovated, on the
southeast corner of 21st and Noe sts.; lot
51x1O5. Fine corner beautiful view and IS
minutes from Kearny and Market SITS. Make US
terms on the price, S4.50o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

PENNSYLVANIA MISSISSIPPI, 18TH
AND 20TH SITS.
Fine building lots on $40 monthly payments;
3 blocks from Kentucky st. and block from
18th st. cars; sewer to be laid See these
beautiful lots today. Agent on ground Sunday,
18th and Pennsylvania SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

S9,oo0-O'Farrel ST. Octavfa: residence. Z
rooms and bath and cottage of rooms
on rear street; rents SIS; lot 25x12o feet:
frontages.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

OCEANSIDE.
Branch office. 4Sth av. and Fl 81.
.ots and cottages easy monthly payments
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

81, 0o0--Castro st near oath; fats 3 rooms
and bath: rents S42. 5o mortgage $500 can
remain; lot 25110o feet; make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

,G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate, Renting, Collecting and Insurance
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

FOR farms stock ranches and timber lands ses
McFAUL EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

IS. .0oO-Must be sold s. 900; cottage rooms
and bath: lot 25xl0o; Oak ST., next to corner
Deyisadero: must sell; large mortgage can
stand. ROTHERMEL & CO.. PAT Russ bldg.
81 OO0-(,omf Portable 8 room residence bath. 2
taiIets brick foundation: lot 25xl37:6; mort
gage arranged. 1923 Golden Gate ay.
FOR sale at face value-Ftrst mortgage $500.
per cent net Address s. W.. 1861 Oak ST.,
city.
ron sale--a 6ne lots In visitacion; both on car
line. Box 547. caU efnces
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RESIDENCES.

SIS, 0o0-Near Broadway and franklin ST.: mod
ern residence IA rooms and 2 baths; re-
duced from s23 900 to effect immediate
sale; good sized lot; very sunny.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

SO, ,5Oo-Must be sold; price reduced for week :
McAllister. near Lyon: modern bats of
rooms and BATH renting for $3.50 per
no.: mortgage of $500 can remain;
worth more money.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

S11. .500-Pierce St. NV. corner; very pretty res
fdence; IL rooms and bath. hardwood floors
throughout; washstands in every room
good sized lot; every room light and
sunny.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

11,o0o53 swell bay window fats fronting park
panhandle; 7-7-9 each; renting
for sos per month: lot 25x110; bank
mortgage remain; owner anxious TO
cell
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21

Mr.. Claus Ording of Gibson was cal
Ter at the PILOT Office Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Usher of Madi'
son are visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Kelley.
Word has been received here of the
death of G. B. Thompson, formerly of
this city. at Pueblo Colorado.
Mr. Chas. Goessl of Gibson was cal.
Ter at the PILOT office Friday.
The many relatives of the late John
Staudt, called here to attend his funeral,
have returned to their homes.
Rev. O. C. johnson assisted in the sill
yer jubilee celebration of Rev. X. W.
Roth at Cedar Grove last week.
There is best place" to buy the
things You need. The advertisements
IN the PILOT should enlighten you.
Mr.. Fred Stansky of Kossuth was a
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21

Atty. A. P. Schenian attended the
poultry show ut Oshkosh the fore part
Of the week.
Mrs. Ferd Woodcock Of Rocklsnd is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
r. w. Burke.
Slipping, skating and cossting casual.
ties continue with frequency and regular
ity in the city.
Miss Minnie Morris returned to Chica-
go Tuesday after a weeks visit with re-
latives in the city.
Miss Mary Barnes of Liberty has re-
turned home after a weeks visit with
friends in the city.
Mr.. Ed. G. Yohanek of Kellnersville
was in the city Wednesday and made
the PILOT Office call.
John Haney and daughter Olga of ke-
waunee were in the city last week visit
ing Mrs. Michael Haney.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21
DR.. G.. Heise took a business trip to
Milwaukee Wednesday.

DR.. G.. Heise took business trip to
Milwaukee Wednesday.
Chas. Christensen took in the state
poultry show at Oshkosh.
Mic Petrie has gone up to the logging
country with three teams
MIR. John Kirch of Cato was a caller at
the PILOT Office Saturday.
Mr.. Paul Schuette left Wednesday on
business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Karl lander was business visit.
or at Milwaukee Monday.
Fred Voelchert took in furniture en-
position at Chicago last week
Chester Smalley Of Kansas City was
in town for a day or two this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edw. Burch of Eagle
Grove, Iowa. visited here this week
Mr.. Louis Grimm Of Cato was a caller
at the PILOT Office Saturday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

L. E. Gee is in Chicago on business.
Miss Clara Zeishel is visiting at Mil
waukee.
J. A. Craney is spending week at
Madison.
Laura Bucholz is visiting relatives at
Clintonville.
Bertha Miller of Sturgeon Bay is visit
ing friends here.
Charles Koch and Anton Wolf are on
trip to Florida
Andrew johnson is on business trip
through Illinois.
The ice companies are harvesting their
crop up the river.
Mrs. E. A. Hartman is visiting rela
tives at Minneapolis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21
Such Things Do Happen.

Gertie--My. but you got through
phoning quick
Goldie-There wasn't any fun in
draggin il out There wasn't any body
waitin' Kansas City Times.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21

Mrs. Wallace Hampton, formerly of
this city, died ut Milwaukee last week.
Mr.. NJ. J. mullins of Maple Grove
was caller at the PILOT Office Wednes-
day.
Charles johnson is at Milwaukee serv-
ing as juror in the federal district
court.
Henry Beers from Chicago is home,
being called by the serious illness OF hi1
father.
Walter Zeman has gone to Chicago to
work in the Office of the American Seat
ing Co.
The three Manitowoc county legisla'
tors were home from the capital over
Sunday.
Henry Heinrichs visited with his
brother from Baltimore ut Milwaukee
this week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21
he Difference.

Altrusm- Dividing what you have
with your fellow man.
So ialism Making your fellow man
divide with you. News-Trib-
una
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21
BAGLIDDER WAS
CAUTIOUS
Why He Refused to Sign Papers


back in his rocker, carefully adjusted
his spectacles and read the document
through which was a proceeding that
required time.
But then, you're getting good sell
lery, Hen" said my Uncle Alexander,
''an' it's all in the years work. I'm a
good deal like Old Man Baglidder. Did
you ever hear about him an the fell
Ter who came through gettin' the right
o-way for that railroad? 1t was afors
your time, anyway"
Tell it," said the assessor.
1T was like this" said my Uncle Al.
eXander. We all wanted Transports
ton to the city the worst way. There's
some believe we got it when we got
the railroad. They think that the
best way would have been TO have
stuck to the river an canal.
All the same, We was crazy to get
the railroad in, and that Teller had a
huckleberry picnic gatherin' up the
deeds. No trouble to him at all till he
run again Old Man Bag oder
The old man was out in the field
with one O. them new.faugled harvest
ers when the Teller come along an
~ -, pu''l' "p ''' ''V' S'S az saw ''''',
y, , ,,,,I ''' % ''''''' ~ % Il '''-''
li',l ',..........-.,.,. ....,-.-,,...
-. ~ 'ep' e9e"'in '''G I"'''o"u' says
in favor Of encouragin the enterprise
~ ,.n "''I,'' ~ ','I 10 '''0 ISM
.y 49,, Jus" VS. o"' ,'' H. ..,,., ,.
49,, y " - ''',''' '''' ''''''
80,
,an.a, i,,' ',,,., 10y 1'.''' ~.
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',. , ,,. ,''''
hnIfoyo,. ~ nros,ros. atr,t ,.,ra,
~ hlio,,,' .,,,, .,,.S ~. aid man
.rhara ntr,t ,,.,,. - ,ht, nonnt,,
o,thari,,, =, ,ha,,. o,,,,., -. ,,,oobino,.,y
: colIoto,
",That's true, SAYS the Teller with
winpin smile, Irs the fnst one Tve
seen in nv travels through here Wen.
,h,t hair, IN. ,,so ,.,,,, ,ochrl,,. wont
quick an cheap TRANSFORMATION for
your crops, YOU want quick and cheaD
TRANSFORMATION for vourseF You want
direct line o communication with
the city that viii bring people in an
boost the land values don't YOU"
That's me- says Old Man Bag
liddcr.
That's what the railroads goin'
to do for YOU says The Teller.
Ia
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
WORST IN TURKEY OVER.
Ambassador Lefshman Reports Con-
ditiORS as QuietinE Down.

Mr. Leishman. the American Ambassa-
dor II Turkey, telegrsphed the state De-
Dartment yesterday that he believed the
worst OF the troubles IN Turkey is now
over. Advices received in ConstantiaopIe
from the disturbed districts Informed the
Ambassador that at Hadjin ard else
where in the trouble zone indications are
the trouble is almost over. The arrival
OF troops at the disturbed points and the
change in government has had q most
saiEtS=s, effect. Mr.. I.eishman believes
order viii be completely restored soon.
The state Department yesterday re-
ceived an appeal from an American mis-
sioaary organization asking that the mis-
sionaries at Hacjin be protected from
massacre and starvation The depart-
ment has dcne al Il could In tne matter
already.
II has been decided that the armoTed
cruisers North Carolina and Montana,
now en- route from Guantanamo for Glib
raltar, VIII be sent to Mersina instead Of
Aiexandretta. as first planned. Mersina
is OF the coast and in touch with Adanz
and surrounding districts By a railroad.
II necessary one Of the ships can be
sent 20 Alexandretta or elsewhere while
the ether remains at Mersinz The two
cruisers probably viii reach Gibraltar
Nay and Aersins i've or six days later.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Trus. Company. $500 years 3 per cent sszi
annually. q. g. bock s. Sane . Jesse l.
Hsiskel and john z McLsrzn. 20 ssc1rs Hilliz-a
z z. Merritt. $50 ygzE. peT cent, SEX
annually. sane land
Square Zss-Lizzis J. Hins 70 Rruce cisvelsnd ar
Charles s Muir u SecTs Ethel D. Bake.
$40, years. pZ cent. sslia1nualE, iot 3
Ing.eSde-Frankli1 G Prizdle e. TX 70 Chzrles
=. Lsebsrrsrn and Phelan C. HaEn. % sscu
Lewis z Brsuninggr. $50. E0nthly rayneuts
Ter Cent. seui-annuaIly, lot 81. block =
Square 559-NzTTi1 ]. fFcttuals st TO 3 Franc
Saul ard Jeu.ss 2. Shea to secure Hone ssr
ings Bark. Sls0o. years. PEI cent se1i
annually. lots ia % ~ IS truss ot s0oo sach
ons On each lot
square Iaa5-GeorEs Williams e TX 70 Ednoui
FitzseTald ard John J. Fesan. 70 secure Enter
prise Serial Building Association. 500. lot s.
SQUARE 72-9fary 3. Coffee to Herbert 7. Shsane1
and Morton J. Duchs. - ssc1re Louis n Lrchs
2.790 years. neT cent. ssni-snHusllT lot iS
Square 2sl-Joan 7 Chesiey = " e al 70 Niiian
4 Walker and Aylett 7. Hoffman . seer
Tbo7utoa Chezley, SDW. yez-. per ceu
seri-sun-zIly iot Il
Square 7--Hetsss A. Wstzei e Tir Wfi1r y
70 Park A JGhnsCn ard William A. H. Car-c
10 scc1Te J. Walter stsyhszssa. Soo. yCs-s, 5
III CIT. sezi-sHzusliy. part - e
Square 4eS-Msesaret Mc(sIllpT e VI 1iChlci. a
Ellen O-Dca 70 Edmond FItzgsrzid and Jof
J. Fe<zu. 70 sec1re Euse-rrise SERIAL Bl1ildr-
Association. 10 rz-t lot /
Square 8S-Hrbe-t L Sin 1S11 q uT. 70 Villa
.. Sullivan ard William LinkiEs. to sscu-
stePden J.. James P. ard Peer J. McAuilr
ard Narzz-et Dsrcey. 8 1D. years. psT CT,
senf-snEualIy Ioc i.
Chichssts--Ezla L Warren % Ernest I. scauis
ard George y. EnIeTich. % sec-7e Germ
AueTi01 Bu.idiDz Association, 80, lots l ar
T. scuars SIS.
Rs-dle Hirhlauds-Haunsh L. D-7zn 70 sane. 3
seG=rs ssEs. &0oo. loS 4. square -.
Moore & BaTbg1Ts Second Addito1-Chs-iss =
RJT6c1 e ~. 70 Fraocis A BlIndon and Hen
2 Moousy 70 se-1re Er1est Ruure-t S 90 E
ysars. pE- osu-. se-ni-auuusly, lot 2. block !
Sane % sane. 70 secure William 9. Ailsrd a.
Matter 3. Applsby. 80. monthly payments, O.
~ cent sar1e lsnd- James J. Dr=lsD a.
Aiiunie Z Lrd6zns 20 Henry H Bs-guszn ar
Charles ScfafeT. % ssCI75 N0-ths-1 L5e-s-
CseTuan-Ausersczu Building Association. No
S5H 1T g. bock u Sane % FrznCis
giun6cn ard Henry 2 8Ioo1ey. 20 seCl7c vi
Em g. AIzTd and Waiter 3. ATfls5-, sss
% 81 moufhs. 8 ps- cea;, ss-i-znucally- 81
Ind
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
spsaaI . he wssaisE.sa Hsssl4

SPECIAL e Tae washington Hszzld-
LynchbuTg, Va. April 5)-After having
the case under consideration for nine
teen hours. the jury to-day in the Wade
case returned q verdict OF guilty Of sec
ond degree murder, and his punishment
was fixed at eighteen years in the penl-
tertiary.
Counsel for the defense made a formal
motion for q new trial, which was
promptly oTerruled by Judge Christian,
and ne Immediately sentenced the pris-
oner. telling him that the Jury had been
very rne-eiful 20 him n Us verdict The
verdict is suspended for thirty days, pend
ing an effort 70 take the case 10 the Su-
preHe Court OF Appeals An immense
crowd was in court when the verdict was
read
The verdict created Tot a little sur
prise. as it was generally believed that the
Commonwealth had made out 8 stronger
case than az the first trial. when Wade
was found guilty OF first degree murder.
Wade shot and killed Isaac Higgin-
betlsr, who was to have married the
sister Of the condemned man. the shoot
ing taking place on the James River
Bridge the night Of January ., when
Higginootham was going home from a
call on his sweetheart Il is understood
that two men held out for second de
gree -sssrder, bringing the other ;sn men
70 their view.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Supreme Court OF the Omitted States.
Present: Tie Chief Justice. sIr Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer sir. Justice White Mr.. Justice
Pecsham. Nr. Justice MckenDs, NJ. Justice
Holmes. Ar Justice bay and air. Justice Moody
William G. Mcknight. Of New York City. y Y:
Albert S. Brandeis. of Louisville, KY; Robert
stone. q Topeka. Hans. and John Il Price, q
Cleveland Ohio were admitted % practice.
No e.. Jscinto Miguel. plsiut6 in errOE. IS
The Territory Il Hawaii: IL error 70 the supreme
Court Of the TerritoTy 4 Eawali dismissed with
costs pursuant 20 the tenth rule
No. ~ Solomon r. WlEg appellant. rs. Mary
B. Herbert e. al; continued psT Stipulation
No. 81 Elizabeth Peek. petstione-. vs Tha
Tribune Conpany; argument continued hy Mr. Joan
Barton Payne for the respondent and cUnciuded by
AIr : C. Irving for the petitioner iea=e granted 70
the petitioner % Ale additional hrigf within
three days.
Nc. l9l Jscinto L0renzo Lopez Labor1s et Al.
plaintiffs IN error. IS. Pablo Uhari and Modesia
Ubaui: srgued ty Mr. Willis Sweet and NJ George
Il. Lamar Ter the plaintiffs in e-TUT and b. Mr.
John Maynard Harlan fer the defendants IN oTTgT
leave granted 10 counsel 70 fls additional br'sis
within fFs days
No. Z2 Sarah S. FsI plaintiff in error. IS
Elizabeth EaSjiu. submitted BY MT. r. ". 5recken-
ridge and 1lr Charles J. Greere fez the plaintiff
IN eTTur no hTief fled for the defendant IN erTur-
Adjourned until Monday neIt az 2 O'Clock.
The 6ay cal has ben suspended for the tenn