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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-28
REscUEs HER MOTHER

HILBSDALE, Mich. March %. Fire
destroyed the home and five barns be-
longing TO Wellington Osborne AMI
located six miles southwest OF the city.
Mrs. Post, a daughter, arrived home
Just In time to awaken her mother and
save her life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-28
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a q TO RIA
Constable Hebert Assessed $3.50.

Justice Teagan rendered a verdict
OF $3.50 damages against Constable
August Hebert, of Highland Park.
Saturday. holding that the latter had
seized a slot machine illegally. The
machine belonged to John A. Mar
quette. and was found in Baldus Ort.
mans saloon in Hamtramck township.
Justice Teagan found that the search
warrant under which Hebert acted
was faulty. Hebert's activity against
the saloons in the townships has made
heap Of trouble for him recently. AT
the village primary several days ago
he was defeated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-28
SHOOTS BAGGAGEMAN.
Night Waterman Accidentally Wounds
Assistant In Man Hunt.

NILES, Mich. March 2S.-Baron
Wetherbee. night baggageman OF the
Michigan Central railroad, was ac-
cidentally shot in the back by John
Bachman. night Waterman in the
Yards. yesterday The bullet from 4
32-calibre revolver passed through
Wetherbee's back. penetrating the
lower lobe Of the right lung. making a
dangerous wound.
Bachman and Wetherbee routed
several hoboes from the front end nj
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-28

To retain dust on a broom IL the
idea of the inventor of a tubular broom
handle which feeds oil slowly TO the
sweeping end.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne Tab
lets Druggists refund money II IL fails
10 cure T. w GROVES signature 10
on each box 2sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-28

The longest continuous weather
records known are reports OF the tenn
perature and rainfall OF New Bedford
Mass. since 1913. having been made
by the father of the present owner o
the data and himself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-28

There are more medical schools. ant
more physicians have received thei'
education in Philadelphia than in an
other city in the United States.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
SOUTHEAST.

south Carolina avenUs southeast between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets Eierr1on
r Hguenstein er uI- 10 Ha--y l. and
Alice T. Kline, Tot 5s. square l5So, $40
gf- North Carolina. avenue soss-17dst-iAH1a
II WOOD ct vir. Court F. % Pearl o.
Sci bT Io- 81. square ezS- SO
- street southeast. between -Four ee1rh and
Fifteenth streers-R0be-r r. Ma-oney -
AK to Burr y EEua-1s- original lot e.
square south oE 10T7- SO
"a pe7usvI-aula avenue SsI- EeraEf-L- --'- X
simpson. receiver. 10 Bertha - ..r-ays
Tu- 8. square $50, $500
street southeast. between Thirteenth nd
Fourteenth s-rec-s-EZDderr r Ean0TueE e-
uV- TO District oS Columbia. lots l1l and
1I-. square 1855 S5-CE5
q street southeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streetS-Deiuzs c. Stutler et
a. 10 walter " SatterfsIC. original LOT
Is square T7I-. SI--5E william w Sarter-
1alG 90 uN- conveys same property % Te-
wife Willis. SO
FIFTH and T.. streets SoL-r lnaS--Tchsnua Co
guon 20 Samuel Brown, part square so
Sc
rect southeast between Thirteenth and
F'1urteenrh streefs-VV william II TaIIuaEze
uE- 10 District o. Columbia lots % and
I11. square 1885 S5g7.A
1I5 street sou-hezst-Mzrv r EV1-nerr-
- viz George W. to Annie H Nelson
Tot lsf, square los. SIC
South Carolina avenue soU-hezzr between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth stree sherman
r Ho7rensteia e. uZ- % Eugene b and
Matrte P Mcdowell lot g. square 1850
F7Es
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
Hay Fever
and Asthma
Free Advice From skilled Physicians
Who Have Treated Over $4,000.
Cases Of This Dread Disease.

The time draws near FOR che itching. snesz-
luE. burning. coughing and wheeling thz-
makes life a torment % hz- fever sufferers
This year. don't 20 % tzs mountains or
the seashore Fo- RELIEF Get an zh=5Iu-s
cure At home. f1d7rssE by Dhvzicizus. Jaw
yers. ministers. business men. and people o.
high standing all over the vu--d-zta- al
home in comfort and ger well
Lsr US send v0z- free advice as % how -oa
can BE- cured % stay cured oF hay rere- and
asthma let "a send -7s tes-.ronla-s shat
prove bevor5 a shadow o. 5-u5- -ha- or
methods absolutely drive the bay fever from
your lI-cd 20 tEat you u-lI never a-aIn haze
~ rear JIe occurrence OF the hay [ErF-
season
vice, yor VIII -1- lose time from y-u- work
YOU UiI not have 90 60 away on an expensive
Trip seeking change ~ climate our advice
Cln be- followed successfully lu me u-ivzr-
and c-uCc~- ar -11r Own home and g--
car corEus- this disease vhr-E has MADE
-1= summer n.s=-aH-e Cor vou iu the past
Do1'- tE-uE that cur advice calls fo- any
-rinE harsh lr -isz--eear-e % YOU --7- ar
all 4 r-=a- deal ~ i- iz I1 telling ---
what 60 ear zrE vra- not 20 eat as ---E
sr Row -o i've U-.-e ls today and E-E o.
al-rt e.
.SE for bulletin -..-. and -l.1 70 NE v-f-
send a diagnosis r.zrE aa. also q -r-e z-o--
a~ Rev O. r. =-.T-e-. ..zEr-- suffered
From Hay Fz-e- and E57- was Cured -
send ur money --=- vrl- name and address
Put do -r- delay as SOU need l-- zz-s-s
before your 1870 attack comes o.
p HAROLD HAYES E-Ear-. r. g.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
SUBURBAN

Rardfe auds-yy ashi1st1n Loan and
Trust Company trustee @ MIS- Jr1u
Rider. LOT =, square 55l4- S5-5-
Ea1i1e HichIau6s-TFa aSliu z-ou Loan and
Trust Company trustee. 20 John Rider, To-
If block 500, SO
North LsaEdle H-E1ia1cs-A-7er1Gan Security
and Trust Company trustee. 20 United
States Realty Company. lot 10. square
5ESs. and lots IS and - square 5455. SO
North Randle HIghlands-Uuited States
Realty Company to william w. Dunnetf-
lot I7G- square $50. $40
RandIs diEhlauds-JTuited States Realty Com
pauy 10 James NJ and Mary r. McCabe.
Tot u. square 55sf- SO
RaudIe HfghIands-Uuited States Trust Com
pauy trustee. 20 United States ReaIt7
Company. lot Il. square 1854, SO
Groves Park-C7roVeS Park Coruuauv to Al
fred L. Foster, lot - square I-7, SO.
Addition 10 AnacOsIia-Nat5onaI Capital Bank
10 George : King. lots ss2 90 es5. SO
Cleveland Pa-k-H Rozier Dulanev. trustee
Beals Fancy EeSurVey on Partnership.
Whites Discovery. Groves Hunting Out
Iet-The e l. ReiuhOld Realty COMPANY
70 Albert g. Reiuhoid, part SO
Barry Faru--EEilllam p Warmer ct UU- %
AIphousus L Edelin,. lot 81 square 5SsS SIC
Takoma ParE-Auua T Myers % viz CeorEe
A. Co. Charles H and NeEera o. Bauzher.
part lot =. block g. SO
BARN F'srm-WIlliam r Warmer 81 Tx 20
5s57- TO
West Wo0dridEe-Hsury A Efeth - ux %
Ruth Bredekamp. lot =. square s1S7- SO
Doug ELls-ECscoe c. O5ou Go Sarah Z Hutch
IDS-D. lots I14 and Is. square 5IIs SO.
sarah z Hutchinson conveys same prop
e-ry 70 Florence c. Brodie. so
Sauls zddition-AIelv-n H Herman 81 uI-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
NJ 'ALLSTER TO FLY
AT COLLEGE PARK
Leading Man of Columbia
Players Plans Trip With
Inventor.

Paul. mcAllister UIJ tomorrow TEN
pOrariiy lay aside his work as leading
man OF the Columbia PLAYERS 20 make
an seroplane ascens IN with an Ameri-
can inventor from mo aviation deId at
college Park, Nd
Mr. McAIister has been a student Of
z srisi navigation for more than a ear.
btSS It has been only since he came 10
washington that the intimacy has de-
veltYped between him and the inventor
IN Question who insists on keeping the
results OF his experiments from the
publ,b1
The gushing feature OF the ma
chine that will be tested tomorrow Is
said tle a device that viii render limos
sible accidents such - the one in vrhi-ll
the Baroness de Ia Roche was injured
Yesterday At Bethany Plain Rheims.
This device IS designed TO transform me
maChi-1sl into a parachute IN the event
o. sccFcent, and permit OF its settling
10 the ground without damage or M
tuTy - anyone.
l1r- hCAuister has spent several sun
Gays With the inven- OF at College ParJz
but fCir the first timC the r1achf7e IS 7e-
clared 20 be ready for q successful
fight-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
STATE EXECUTIVES
PROMISE TO ASSIST
Spread of Movement Against
Fight Pictures IndiCat-
ed by Letters.

BOSTON, July a--Secretarr William
shaw, Of the United Society Of Chris
tan Eudeavor, continues 90 receive mes
saees from governors Of states pr0mss-
inS cooperation ir his G-rt % SUPPRESS
the Reno fEht pictures Those received
today were.
Governor ShaFroth, Of Colorado -I
am heartily lu sympathy ufn -o-r
movement against the exhibition or
PF'ze-1E.- pictures. and hope YOUR e.
forts VIII prove successful
Governor Burke. OF North Dakota
The fElt pictures appeal only 20 the
animal in man vtI join movement 20
suppress them 90
Governor Irouty. Of Vermont Il shall
be glad t1 foiu with other governors 70
prevent exhibitions Of moving pictures
Of JefrieS-5 ChUsou fight
Governor C5IaSsrocE. Of West Tf~gl-
MIA II shall gladly cooperate with
other governors iu effort 70 --olf5=t ex-
EiB.tiCn o. JefreS-JohuS0n fight moving
pictures. and regardless Of what other
governors may Co- 7 shan prohibit the
shows In this State II the rrru5c50aE
authorities viii cooperate with me-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
PURSUES HUSBAND,
RECAPTURES CHILD
Mother, Armed With Shot
gun, Races Fifty Miles, Ex-
haushng Four Horses.

FITTSHE- RG. JULY s-Arma5 with z
loaded shotgun, Mrs George Babbfsh,
Of Bradford county. pursued her for
mer husband over fftv miles Of the
c0U1tTy road and recaptured her eleven
year-old SON. VINO had been kidnapped
b his father
-Four horses were driven 10 exhaus-
uon by the woman IN the chase. which
continued AZ TOD speed until Kicking
nam, Clarion county. was reached
Mrs Rs bbishs who has not seen her
former husband IN uine years. was led
into trap by q confederate OF his who
called ar Greyz Eddy. where she lives
and invited her out driving on a pre-
tc-Se OF looking over The c0uutrv.
When they got I've miles from the
house he forced f1er cut OF che buggy
and drove back rapidly 10 where the
boy and Lis father awaited him The
pair with the boy then drove out Of the
county
Mrs BabbIsh realized she had been
tricked and hitched Isr horse and
buggy when she arrived home. an hour
late she loaded her shotgun and
placed II IN the bottom OF the TiE
Her Own horse gave out In ten miles
she obtained suotheT- which dropped
in his tracks srter another ten miles
Two other relays were used while Mrs
RahbisI'S present husband went hE
train 10 Rockingham
Together they overlook the kidnape-.
and while RabhiSh fought them the
woman, seized the boy and drove away
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
GEN. BIEBY To NAME
MAINE EXAMINERS
Board Will Decide If $780,
600 Will Pay Cost of
RaiSir g Wreck.

General BiVby. chief NJ engineers Of
the army. win probably announce with
IN a few days the appointment. OF a
board Of officers 90 examine the wreck
Of the Maine, which lies q crumpled
mass OF steel in Havana harb0r, with
the view Of determining whether or not
the $4,000 Appropriated for raising the
vessel viii be sufficient
In the informal conferences which
have already been held TO consider the
problem, the engineering corps has be
come convinced that Il has a puzzle al
most defxin= solution The amount set
aside for the work is believed 10 be in
adequate As yet the difficulties OE the
task have not been accurately ascer-
tained. To wilI be the duty OF the oil
GERS detailed for the purpose 10 dlsco-sr
what these are.
The War Department IS also confront
ed by the problem OF finding officers for
the work. AT the present time there IS
dearth OF engineer officers All are
employed on important projects. None
can be very wei spared rOT the six
months IL VIII take TO examine the
wreck, almost buried IN the mud of
Havana harbor.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
TRANSFERS IN THE
REALTY MARKET
NORTHWEST

1z-r Vermont avenue and Lz-s TveIfth street
r0r-rv=z--Cr- Helen 1IetcalE % John p
S-TeEer-- -e- 10 square rs $40
Rhode Island avenue between Els1-1 and
->Euta ze--er--I1E- T. -trieEzrt gt UE 10
C Helen Es-ca-f. part square s's, Sls-
,-r.-- rl-=.-- avenue -r- Invest between I
and VI s.-ea-s-.--H--e W. Marsh 90 Matte
r. S-a-a-- par. lots and O. square 800 SO
l--S q. street --7S---471s r. We-llEer
% viz IudsoE O.. % Wiiliz7l Il Ne=S-
lot -->- square -7a- S-.-
New Jersey avenue northwest between o
and 2 streets Third street northwest. be
tween % and p streets. and New jersey
Avenue northwest between q and r streets
-Fuua Beech 90 viz E-1 .l A. 90 Andrew
yy-5-z-- r=-- interest IN lot -. SQUARE 5II.
rr-F mart lots u and D. square west Of 55-s.
and 1r=--ri-f lu-erez- IN Dot H. square
E6s. $3.50
RI S--ee-z-HIarv r. F1zE o. sarah T. Davis
Io5 IS AMI part lots - and T. square ls3-
F,-=- and - streets uor-hwszt-EEastis L
-EF-ftz-S e. Everett p Rlder- lot 50, square
~ .,---. -. ----rv-s=- between Thirteenth and
r------ez--1 z--eerz-E-izzbe s. DaneE-
hover rr a. O. Ne7v Frsdouia Hotel Com
rauv- original lot 8 and part original lot g.
80 g--z s---zs ----H7ezf-H H SsvIi1
90 uN- On Harry r kline lot H. square
Wisconsin avenue and street uortHvest-
The EEs= Home % Richard H tTasSills-
ra-- lot a. square fis~- SO
--- Marion street northwest 70 77aTe E1z--
1-f 20 ux- 20 Auton-a L0zsfeilo7vr lot ID
$40 FE-Ee Is5z1d avenue u7ryh7yest-F2e
g. Phelps 90 u1- 60 May NJ Phelps -ol
z--sst r5-ti=szr- between Four-a and
FIF-h E--ae-s-E7rau-es : Nrc1o.s 70 -1--l-s
r johnson part Dos Is. square 90 SO
Graham % r Cary NaIle- Tot Is. square
-----f~zs 90 rIr- EsEu s. 20 Richard O.
Davenport. i0t 81 square lss- SO
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
MANY BOYS QUALIFY
FOR NAVAL ACADEMY

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, July s-The fol
lowing have qualified in the mental and
physical examination for admission 70
the Naval Academy as mic Elipmen-
Laurence J X Blades. Choptauk.
Nd Lewis H Mcdonald. Ohio: Kemp
q Christian New Orleans. La; Louis
E Browne. Bridgeport. Conn Oliver .
EeSSirC. EreeusburC. Ind. Charles I.
Keller, Hamilton ohio. William -
Corn. OGDEN. Utah TIenry r. Leonard,
IT.. WAYNE. Pa. John T Davis. WAY
erIv. Mo Lee ?. rICCutcheon. New
bern. Tenn stuart y. TrUesieil. King
fisher. Okla. Paul W. Fletcher. New
port. r. Z John " Creighton. Frank
lin. Pa Daniel : Appleton. Rome Ga.
and NlL-Lam j Larson- MuEkcEon- Mich-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

% JOIN p. and Ada J. schommer. 1t 20.
Cleveland Pars-Nargaret r MaEeet er viz
~ AuEi@ o. Powell Jet %. block . Nlt
lres55-uu-h-Auerfcan SeczlrIry an1 Trust
CcuparE- trustees. 20 District & ~. usn1ia
part. Ss.511.
Go--Ileb Mayer, l7-s e. s. - is. square 7ts
aul Dot E- square $50. -"
Gra1oy-J1hu r. -iurphy e ux-sto Arth II =
Fi5-sI I-vVzs6inEton Loan and Trust
Company trustees 90 Charles N = iIs-
glove. lots I-- IS. l9- square a'''- slew
aza 20 uN % BIs-ea-et g. Norris. lots .
a-- g. u-=-z E. g. sT'
EyhirriuEHau-Es0herr J.. Childs- et TX % Al
fred =. C1seT, loi e. 80. -,
FFaFzo-l-z EEirI-Auua Lonler 70 1Tnsi L-o--
Fa-- part half interest. $40
Tsen7irz FIcI-htz-Chsrles II Nussbaun %
AIRED 81 and H--ris A Ducketts lots d
and IS. square 5le4, SO
~srraE-zr EF5rhIanEs-C- = Bell. trustee q
EruestIue A. Schneider, lots q and 81
F.-srE5eeg5 Fa-E-J,Hn 7 Aruls ct sl. trgs-
tees 10 Thomas H EvaHS. lots 81 s., 81
81 So 20 75. square go $1,000
yrzr55gv RzrIz-FIus on F11a-k IN Leland Bar
ton Io- O. block SO Byron Barton 10
Leland Barton, To- = SO -
q. trustees OF Chevy Chase Presbyterian n
Church lots . ~ 50, square lss4. SO
ArEv-e. C1vgI. and Lo~n-EdSar1 F. cola
day e. ux 70 J. Phnip HeSrman. lots .
and s.. square 270z- SO
V-es- E-Ei1-t1r-PhiIlp ? Eapp e. TX TO
william n EIcCarty and Lula ?. AIcCaTtyr
lot 49, sa5are .. SO
Congress FIeIEhts-Arthur e F2andie e. ux-
20 Andrew r Mckay lot e. square 517z- SO
wisconsin Avenue ParI-Phliip NJ. Riley et
zl5- to- Charles ". Atkinson. lot =. square
r-zF SIC
Grant Pa-E-John 2 F White q. TX q John
II NerzEe-. lots So g. a-3 Al. square
5ss7 so
BrlrhtwcrE Park-EBrry A Cwin 81 Tx 20
Joseph d Burns. Tot q. square a SO
T--5euEsnfu--E-o -o-1fs T. Hooper To- Thomas ".
SiGweTL part. so.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
PENALTY IMPOSED
ON POOL BUILDERS
Completion Of Work DELAYED
White Bathers Deprived of
Facilities.

For failure to complete the new pool
for white bathers within the time speci-
red by the contract. the Commissioners
upon recommendation Of Dr. " b
Hudson, superintendent Of the bathing
beach. have imposed a penalty upon the
r. J. BealI Construction Company OF
s. for each dav the work -emains IN
finished
The pool. vFiCs Is 100 feet long by -
feet wide was have been COmpIet ed
June g. The z ay according to the
company is owing II the difficulty iu
obtaining a certain kind OF brick, call
eG for by the contract
Dr. Hudson sac today that the new
pool IS much neC3e as the beach is
crowded 70 its utmost capacity every
dav-
The pool for 30 ored bathers will be
opened tomorrow. The hours on sun
dav are from - - y n N. and from 2
20 o IL
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
Nearly S80O,OOO Borrowed
in Short Week on
2S4 Lots.
MOST OF TRADING
IN THE SUBURBS
Sale of Fredonia Hotel Property
Principal Transaction in BuSi-
Eess District.

The Independence Day celebrations
shortened the week for the local real
este broker. but seem not TO nave
cast a blight on the results Of their
efforts Increased activity on their part
resulted in the crowdinE of really good
weeks business into -five working days
The brokers who make a specially OF
the loan branch Of the business have
cause for rejoicing over the result Of
trei-. endeavors for The week, as the
transactions in the money market reach
eF the high mark Of $50. .1o5-s1- This
sum was borrowed on the security OF 81
lots. at an average interest rate OF 5zs
per cent
Although only Two sales. involving
more than $4,000, reached the record
stage this week an average OF hfJy
lots day changed hands, and the
weeks record shows - lots transferred
Weeks Principal Sale
in -he business section the principal
sale comprised the Fredouia Hotel prop
er-y. which was bought by the New Ere
CoEia Hotel Company It is located on
The north side of II street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, and
is said 20 have brought Sl-5-eut As the
agreement reached by the purchaser and
the Daue1hDWer estate, 10 which the
property belonged, calls FOR the eNperll-
TU-a Of $4,000 I'm Improvements, the Jrus-
tees of the estate allowed 100000 OF their
county 10 remain as an mCumbrauce
on the property A modern hotel and
dining rooms are expected as a result
OF this sale
A tract Of forrv-six acres, Of which
the purchase price y sa3d - have been
SlLE9Gl EzS transferred yesterday TrTT1
a realty company 10 Albert G. EeLnoli-
The property VIII not be WItHdTa-Fll n
from the market u Is understood a.
M ReiuE1i is Of opinion that an early
sale at an advanced price may De look
ell for The Ioc1r5ou OF the tract IS on
the north side OF the Shepherd road,
east Of GeorEia avenue, and nearly co
uosite the spacious grounds surround
ing the home OF William v Cox pres
dent of the Board of EDUCATION Iae
ErlEhtvCOd Park subdivision streets
ruD close 20 the land
Active In Suburbs
As bef5s the heated term. the lions
share of the trading this week was in
suburban property The outlying tracts
have record Of 157 lots sold, while in
the nearby subdivisions only rweury-one
lots changed owners In the city sec
rlous the northwest led with - lots
sold. followed by the northeast with 90
southeast T. and southwest. J.
TIE largest number Of borrowers this
week owned property III the northwest
section on which was loaned 81. .1l3-S1-
The county owners were not far be
hind IN their demands tor money and
fHe-- holdings were accepted dS Sc
r-r--irv for s2ea So IN the northeast
Sie2.1E>.5 - was borrowed while the loans
amounted 40 S-119 In the southeast and
Sf~a a~5 In the southwest
New loans had the cali this week,
gsHE TT7 g beinE thus placed Deferred
r.----Ia=e money trusts aEEreEared
Sa-grf3 gS- while the output OF the build
57- associations was S1.711-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
NORTHEAST

Fourteenth street nsrtheas.- between y ana
6 streets-George c. Gertman - u1- 70
AIoiS and Frances Schlachter, lot les-
square 105I SO
Eighth street northeast. between r ana =
streets-John II Henderson % bFa ~
.4endersru lot 3. square 'sl- SO
rz-S Z street northeast-Beulah Johnson 70
James d Burn. iot -. square le-s SO
81 and 6ss /. street northeast Eteien p
VeIeh 70 TIIford n Dunn, bots i'f and 4ts'
square So 80. ~
Ninth street northeast between ana y
srreetS-J Benson Thomas 90 Isabelle
L-a-4r1,an part lot I-s square elS, sio.
Seventh street and Florida avenue northeast
william p KELLOGG q uN % william J..
stewart. lots 50 to 5l5- square a--- SO
re C-surfoT street northeast. between Sew
eurn and Eighth Streets-E'rances g Frott
20 J1lsa H Emery. trustee. par original
lot . square s97- S5.eto
r-----rs--urr street northeast. between @ and
ID sfreets-Jaucs y Craig cr ux- to ClaT-
enco B. Hight. lot q, square l922- SO
A street uortheazt- between Second and
Third streers-OctaviUs c. Smith CT ux- %
Frederick Window, part Tot c. square s5e-
ess r street uor.heast-8Iichasl d Deenfhau
rs Gustave OppenheiueT- lot 1o-- square
p sfreei northeast between Tni7d and
Fourth streets-E1lE1u1a n clark et VIZ John
NJ 20 John 81. ArmiEe-- part original lot
81. square IS. ST."
Ef-nterutn street northeast between A anu
r streets BENJAMIN p Raines 20 l. Wal
ter weed part original le- Z square tl,H,
$40 =. walter Weefl =- uE- convey same
property 20 David D. ChlcHCster- $40
Third and East CaDir0i streets noEtHea@t
ITre Calu-0erl-Toseuh T Ferry et al
trustees TO J. Frank Ferry hair interest lT-
mart original Tot q. square KS u
III North Capitol street n1rt1ea si--AL-lFy r
C.-zLs-1 20 George II DieTk0Ph, part org
l7aI Tot 2 square 6s5. SO
u street northeast. between fn-rtre.i-l ~
F-7u-reen7H streets-GeorEe V Har.n'aa -
- - vv-7r77zr7 A. and C-z-1irn II f1ds-
Ter lot aF square 1o3o- SO
r street mort rheast. between SKIN - -
a--1 e--ae-s-Ffa-riet 2 Io'lilEe 70 l-..'---1
M sinh lot Is. square $50 SO
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
COLLINS IS HELD
FOR OBSERVATION
Former Convict, Who Tries to Es-
cape Fancied Pursuers, May
Be Insane.

Temporarily derauEed. IL IS thought.
as @ result Of the excessive heat.
Thomas COLLINS, an ex-c0nvict. who sp-
peaIed 20 the police for protection
from imaginary pursUers, IS a patient
lCdav IN the observation ward Of the
Washington Asylum Hospital.
Collins entered headquarters and tod
Detective Cox twenty men were after
him. After raikinH with the man Cox
became convinced that he was mental
" unbalanced. and locked him I'D On
q charge Of insanity
Collins picture is 40. 1884 in the
ToEUes' gallery He was arrested IN
l>a4, and sentenced 20 four years fo-
hoUsehreaE king
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
AGED MAN ATTACKED
BY INNATE OF HOME
AsSailant, Sixty Years Old,
Takensto Asylum Hospital
at Anacostia.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANAroS-TA- u y rr-r-- /.

Iho-TRss Brown, an inmate Of -re
Home for the Aged. at Blue Plains. u
G, has tbeen removed to the VVaeHf---or
Asylum. Hospital by the police OF the
precinct At AnacOstia because he has
lately shown symptoms OF acute fnzan-
ity- BTowE who Is sixty years Old. be-
came engaged in an aItercetio- on
Thursday with Thomas AIexan5e-- q
vty-fvS-y7ear-old inmate. whose head
ne wounded with blunt instrument
For this act he was taken 20 the frzt5-
tuition named for observation. as IL was
feared his next outbreak would result
more ss-sously 20 himself or hIs assori-
ates- AbeIander received medical treat
ment AT Ehe home
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
FIGHT NEARLY FATAL.

SCRANTON, Pa. July 9. Charles
Drastic. Of North Scranton, was severe
Is beaten by members Of an opposing
faction IN St Joseph's Lithuanian
Church and his unconscious body was
placed on the tracks Of the Ontario and
Western railroad. where il was found by
a patrolman some time later.
During the past two years there has
been considerable strife among mem
bers OF the congregation over the pos
session Of the church. but this is the
first time It approached murder.