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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
BODIES TAKEN
FROM PRIMER0 NINE

Trinidad. Colo, Feb. 12.-The bodies
Of three more victims OF the explosion
in tho main Prlmero mine nearly two
weeks ago were recovered last night,
the first bodies 10 be taken from the
mine since February ). The number
Of bodies recovered is now siXtv-tWn.
one Of the bodies vas identified as
that OF James Trimmings, American.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


GUNS TO RENT-W. A. Goff q co.
phone SOS.
FOR RENT acre garden. fruit
trees; furnished adobe house; poul-
try houses and tools; Will sell horse
wagon and harness. Inquire Pass-
more & Son. Ala S. end,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
FORTY-ONE DOLLARS
PAID FOR FIVE
YEAR OLOS
Three Thousand Young Steers
Purchased Yesterday for
April Delivery at Top Market
Price of Year.
fsueclnl Correspondence to Morning JournaIi


Roswell, y. M. Feb. 12.--Joseph e.
and John w. Rhea today bought Of
The Littlefield Cattle company three
thousand two hundred four md five
year old steers at Sal a piece for April
delivery at kenna and Bovina- This
tops the market this g a in eastern
New Mexico on big lots both in price
ana bulk. 1t cleans w four and five
year olds on the Texas and New Mex
leo ranches Of the big Littlefield
The cattle 20 To Kansas
pasture.
Water Users Association Meets.
The Rio Ifondo reservoir water
users association held its annual
meeting today and elected W. {. Reid,
Robert Beers and c. 3. Wagner dirce-
tors for three years.
Help Wanted
For that cough. Get 9 bottle Of pr'
Reil's pine-Tar Honey.t II is tho best
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bingham 81
Kansas City, Mo-. spent Thursday II
Las Cruces. Mr.. Bingham is q rep
r%esentative Of the Kansas city Pa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

Group
Causes uneasy nights but if you will
use Or. Bcll's Pine-Tar-Honey il viii
relieve IN n few minutes. There y
nothing better. Guaranteed by al
dealers.
This will be the second week of the
great sale Of muslin underwear at Inc
Economist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
FOR RE%NT--DwelIingS


FOR RENT--February 10 S-room
modern brick house, llo9 Kent
ave. Apply c. Mays Shoe store, Sl4
W. Central ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

John uufrord. Il young mar porn
ana reared at Organ, who LETT mere
about six months ago for the state or
oregon LOOKING for a better location
returned Tuesday morning with ms
bride. Mr.. Hufford states that south
wesr suits him aud that he has return-
ca to STAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
QUARTER MILLION
FOR ROAD OVER
ORGAN PASS
Development Of Valuable Claims
Planned; Good Business in
Las Cruces Land Office.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal
Las Cruces. n. NJ. Feb.
James McCnndlcss Brice and Brlce
Cawney. two young mel from the east
have been in Las Cruces and VlclhitS
for several days looking up some miil-
ing claims in which they are interest
ed. one Of these is the Chippewa
claim adjoining the Excelsior claim
on the west in the organ distrist ana
this they intend to begin 10 develop
ut once. They own a number Of pat
cnted claims in the Organs and expect
TO operate several. They are also plan
ming to build "a wagon road over the
organ pass TO the J~arillas, where they
are interested in other claims. They
also hold interests in the smclter at
Brice. in the Jarilla district ana expect
10 take their ore over there for treat
ment.
The juxtaposition Of the Chippewa
ana Excelsior claims has developed q
neculiar condition of affairs, rs a rich
copper vein dips from the Excelsior
claim over into the property of the
Chippewa claim and the owners of
the latter expect to encounter this ore
body at a depth OF three or four hum
bred feet.
rhe young men claim to have suf-
hcient financial backing 10 carry out
their project and EXPECT to spend
about S250,000 on the contemplated
wagon road over the Organ Pass
A business deal involving the estab-
lishmcnt Of a new firm Of druggists
was consummated the past week when
Mr.. John ~Schonborn sold the holdings
OF the Las Cruces Drug company 70
Messrs Martin. Scale and Dyne. inc
latter gentlemen came 70 Las cruces
several months ago and purchased the
Bon Jones pharmacy in the First Ma
tional bank building. NOW Known as
the Peoples Drug store. They VIII
AXE immediate possession 81 the'f
new acquisition.
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Total ACRES for the month OF ~,
January, 1910 .... l9'-lf
The report shows the argese
age entered by homesteaoers anu SET
tiers in many years,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

Messrs. r. II. Sims and Jose CON
zales who have charge as receiver ana
register respectively of the unlteu
states land office at this place nave
nAnnn lhA fnllnMinn nnOrt
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TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
nnicn Of fhn ScorcIarN.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPANION
/, Nathan Jaffa, Secretary OF the
Territory or New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there vas filed for rec
ord in this office at Three o'clock +.
Nj, on the Ninth day of February, a.
D., 1910; Articles Of Incorporation Of
The Young Women's Christian Assoc
citation Of Albuquerque, Now Next
co No. 6306. and also, hat ! have
compared the following copy Of the
| same, with the original thereof now
on file, and declare it to be a correct
transcript thererrom and 81 the Whole
| thereof.
Given under my hand ana the Great
Seal of the Territory of New Mexico,
at the city of Of Santa Fe, the Capital,
on this Ninth day of February. a. y.
1910.
(seai) NATHAN JAFFA,
ceprefnry Of NaQy Mexico
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FOR SALE--LwestOCk

FOR SALE--LlveStOCk
a FEW real bargains, 2 gentle sad
die hasses and saddles; 2 runabouts
ana fine pair Ladies English Riding
boots. Call early, Wrisht's Riding
school, 313 w. Silver.
no SELL Al ONCE-Gentle horse,
broke To ride or drive; also, canopy
top buggy and harness. Inquire sos
West copper avenue.
FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows. can
roc w. Central.
RABBITS FOR SALE-Fine young
Belgian does for breeding. Very
cheap. r. X, care Journal
FOR SALE--MiSCeIlaneouS
500 organ $50, ia w. Cole Ave
$50 Crown Ranges now S35. ia w.
Gold.
$40 Go-Carts $3.50. ia W. Gold Ave.
FOR SALE-Chcap; buggy practically
new. ago S. Arno.
IFOR SALE-Full size upright piano
in perfect condition For sale cheap.
Address 4 X. care of Journal,
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MONEY TO LOAN
FOR SALE-Real Estate


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10 = distressing disease. DR.. Bells
pinc-Tar-HoncV relieves almost in
stantIy. we guarantee It to give sat
isfactiOn.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
SENSATION LIKELY
In GAMBLING CASE
Alleged BOokmakers Will
Seek Jury Trial.

Beyond limiting that there was posi-
bility Of sensational developments in the
cases of the eight men arrested Saturday
for bookmaking. Assistant District Attor-
ney Ralph Given last night would give
out no definite information concerning the
investigation now being carried on BY the
prosecuting officers.
It is known, however, that every effort
is being made TO obtain sufficient evil
dencs to result in prison sentences for the
men. Police officials are OF the opinion
that the $500 fine prescribed in the District
code Is of little effect in breaking up the
gambling practices.
No statement has been made as to
whether there will be an effort to hold the
men for the grand jury or TO try them
some time this week before Judge Aukam
in the United States branch OF the Police
Court
1t is said by friends OF the men that
they viii enter pleas OF not guilty and
fight the cases before a jury.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
watch for a City at Randle Highlands
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

joseph c. Burch. q. and Gertrude wsrdell. 70.
Rev Edward NJ. CoF6ett-
Blanchard Baker. IS. OF AIiddletown. Pa. and
josephine NJ. Wingo. q. Of Richmond. Va. ReE.
J. J. Muir
John ]. Geiwitz. g and Bessie NJ Rexicka. q.
both Of Baltimore Nd Rev. Hubert Rex Johnson.
William F. Rsiehenbach, q and Anna NJ.
Kamm q. Rev. James ID. Buhrer.
Samuel c. Jackson % Of Terra Alta. w. Va,
and Lula NJ Hawthorne. q. Rev. J. NJ. Little.
Thomas Welsh. IS, and Bertha Grady. 81 Rev.
James f. Alac1in.
Ross c. Barrett. q and Eleanor B. Barrett, p.
Rev. James T. Mackin.
COL0RED.
Douglass Brown, $, and Emma Cross, g. Rev.
Thomas T. Taylor.
Tob R. McKinnon, q, and Hattie Thomas, %.
Rev. ". J. Howard.
Moses F. Jackson q. and Hattie L. Washington.
is Rev William A. Ray.
Simon L Washington, 3. and Nora L. Brown,
z Rev. Alexander Willbanks
Oscar P Carter. q. and Maria steptoe. Is Rss.
A. J. Tyler.
David Jackson, 2 and Mildred Brioe. -. Rev.
W. Bishop johnson.
II. Strickland
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
PLACES OF INTEREST

Library Of Conuess-opsn a. N. to 10 ?. m on
secular days: from . p N. to 10 p N. on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Library-open a N. to ,. "a: holidays.
a. N. to D. N; SUNDAYS. to ,. n.
White House-OpeB 10 a. m. to .. N.
United states Captol-open 3 a. n. TO s:O D N.
Corcoran Gallery Of Art-open lfree) Tuesday.
THURSDAY. Saturday. 80 a. H. TO { o. N. Sunday.
30 TO s.0 ?. n. Other days &c admission.
state, Var, aEd NaEy depaFtlnents-Open 2 a n.
% p. N gIhe original Declaration Of IEdepend-
ence Is in the library at the state Department..
United States TreesuFy-Opcn 3 a. m. 20 D. N.
United States Patent 0fics-Opeu a. n. 20 3
T.
United States Pension Bureau-opsn e. N. to 4
j. N.
United States Post-oface-Opea q. m. to 2 D m.
Washins1en City Post-ossice-Open ali hours The
Dead Letter Office IS in the cts post-oaicel
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. m. TO p. n.
Fish Conniissiofl-Open 9 8. n. 60 30 ,. m.
Army Medical Musernn-0Ien a. m. ~ % p m.
National Alnseum-Open 9 a. n. 20 90 D. N. nn-
GLIDING holidays.
Agricultural Defartmeut-opsn 9 a m. to 80
J. n.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-Ope a N.
Washington Moaumenl l55sss feet in helrhtl-open
% a. N. to 80 ,. m. Elevator runs from 3. N.
70 .. nj
Smithsonian Insiitution-Opsn 3 N. to 40
= H. Including holidays
Government Printing Ofhce-Open 10 a N. TO 2
u. n.
Nav Yard-Open a. N. 10 80 p m
selthWorth Cottage. seth and Prospect ave.
keT Mansion-Home q Francis Scott Key author
a The StarSpargied Banner" ISIS n street north
vest Open daily. excerpt sunday. 4. N. 10 Sc
:. N. Admission free.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological PSrk-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase and Kensinsfou.
Naval OhseTVat0sy-Open 3 a. N. 70 D N
Mount Vernon 1.-THE home ard tomb q Washing.
tonl-Open il A. N to d n
United States Soldiers Home-opsn 8 q n %
sunset.
United States Naval Academy Annapolis, Nd
Arlington National Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
STRIKE NOT TALKED.
Master Carbuilders' Association Meet
in Annual Conference.

To discuss generally the affairs of the
railroad business all over the country.
the executive committee Of the Master
Carbuilders' Association met in annual
conference at the New Willard yesterday.
It was believed the meeting had bear
ing on the Pennsylvania Railroad wage
controversy. but President T. II. Curtis
denied the intimation. A prolonged strike
Of several months might affect the car
builders. through either the cancellation
OF postponement of orders for new equip
ment. but only indirectly.
There was also a night session OF the
executive committee OF the Master Me-
chanics' Association. c. E. Fuller. presi-
dent. an allied body with the carbuilders'
organization.
Chairman Knapp. of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, said no question
for Interpretation or ruling had been pre-
scented to the commission by either the
earbuilders or mechanics association.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19

On June 30. 1909. according to a state
ment made public yesterday by the IN
terstate Commerce Commission, the par
value of the amount of railway capital
outstanding was s17.4S7. s6s.9S5. OF this
amount S37ll. SS7. 7Ss was outstanding in
the hands Of the public
OF the total capital outstanding, there
existed as stock S7.sSs.27S.545. OF which
Ss.21S. ss2. ass was common ana Si,s67. $50, OsC
was preferred: the remaining part, So
SOL 5SO.ss0. represented funded debt. con-
sisting of mortgage bonds. S6942, 012. 066:
collateral trust bonds. sl,l47. 81. 1871; plain
bonds. debentures and notes, $3.50. 5S7s sol
income bonds. S2S4.as7. 5s1. miscellaneous
obligations. SSl6, 297.24o. and equipment
trust obligations. SS07. SIS. O61
No Dividends Paid.
or the total capital stock outstanding.
g. 1855 I04. 427, or $3.50 per cent, paid no
dividends. The amount of dividends de-
clared during the year was Ss2l, OF, 626,
being equivalent TO 6.59 per cent on the
dividend paying stock. No interest was
paid on s71S.s5l. 1872. or 7.57 per cent OF the
total amount OF funded debt outstanding.
emitting equipment trust obligations.
The total number OF persons reported
as on the pay rolls OF the steam roads Of
the United States on June 30, 1909, was
l.502.S2S, or an average of SIS per loo miles
Of line. AS compared with returns for
June 80, 1905. there was an Increase of
66,54S in the total number Of railway en-
plOyes. There were 57.s77 enginemen.
6O,349 fremen, 1865 conductors, 1i4.7eo
other trainmen. and 44esS switch tenders,
crossing tenders. and watchmen.
The total amount of wages and salaries
reported as paid TO railway employees dur
ing the year was ssSS. 32S. 694
Total of Single Tracks.
The summaries show that on June 80,
1909, there was a total single track rail-
way mileage in the United States of 286,-
S6S.5S miles. indicating an increase of
9,2l5.lS miles over the corresponding mile
age at the close of the previous year.
Substantially complete returns vera
rendered TO Nhs commission for 2ss. 400. %
miles Of line operated. including 1855
miles used under trackage rights. The
aggregate mileage Of railway tracks OF
all kinds covered by operating returns
was S42, S5l.24 miles. During the year rail-
way companies owning 2.706.56 miles OF
line were reorganized, merged, OF con-
solidated.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
JOHN H. DE ATLEY IS HEIR.
baltimore Hotel Prop
erty in His Brothers VIII.

BY the viii of the late Capt Matthew
De Alley. fled in the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore yesterday, the new CarroIlton
Hotel Of the Monumental City. which was
owned by the testator. is left TO his
brother, John H. De Alley. of this city.
The property is subject to a collateral In
heritance tax and payment OF 1900 a
year 10 Roger T. GIL, trustee.
The residue Of the estate Is left to Mrs.
Ellen B. De Alley for life. A number
Of minor changes in the instrument are
made in an appended codicil. The will
was executed on October IA last.
Bond Of 1000. representing the value of
the personal estate, was required. The
entire estate. including the real property.
is estimated to be worth $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
HARBOR TO BE IMPROVED.
santo Domingo Signs $I5s,oOO Con-
tract with New York Concern.

Senior Don Federico Velasquez, min
lister of finance and commerce of the
Dominican Republic. has signed a con-
tract with a New York concern for the
Improvement OF the harbor of Santo Do
mingo by the construction Of about 1000
lineal feet Of cement buikhead or sea-
wall on the east side of the port. Ample
dock facilities will also be provided.
The estimated cost Of the work. which
has been divided into three sections. is
Sl5S.0Oo.
Horace G. Knowles. American Minister
at Santo Domingo has visited the plant
OF the contractors. and found a COM
plete equipment and much material
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
GET ACQUAINTED.
Meet FeIIOw-members at Big Iden-
tifcatiOn Session.

Ouray Council No. 1890. Royal Ar
eanum. held an Identification meeting at
Pythian Temple last night. Thesessneet-
fngs are held semi-annually for the pur-
pose of having all the members present
become thoroughly acquainted
Report of the auditing committee was
made and showed the finances OF the
council to be In excellent condition
Short addresses were made by Grand
Regent Harvey G. LEM and Deputy
Graud Regent J. E. Eekloff. Five can
didates were initiated.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS To-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat COMPANY 5
steamers from foct Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Ncrfolk daily at e.ts p. m
Steamer Charles Macsiester for Mount vsTnon
leaves Seventh street wharf at &c :. ~ and 80
.. m.
wharf every DAY, except Monday. a. n. satar-
day p. m. Moonlight trips, D. m. every day
except Saturday and Sunday, palace steamer st.
Johns.
Cars from Fifteenth street and Neg YORK avenus
every quarter hour for Zoo Park. Chevy Chase, and
kensington.
Chesapeake Beacll-salt-weter bathing. Cars from
18th and n y ave.
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Railway
Baltimore, Annapolis. Chesapeake Bay resorts. At
iantic City. Cars even half hour 18th and \. y
ave.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
Pythians Hold Initiation.

Century Lodge. No. 90. knights Of
Pythias. held a regular meeting and
initiation at Pythian Temple last night
The rank of knight was conferred on DR..
J. c. Stone. A smoker and social hour
was enjoyed by the members.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
WANTS CHARTER ANNULLED.
District Attorney Begins Action
Against National Trust Company


United States District Attorney Wilson
yesterday petitioned the District Supreme
Court for dissolution OF the National
Trust Company. which professed TO guar
antee stock and bond issues of other
companies.
James n. Huston, former Treasurer Of
the United States, was president OF the
concern. and Harvey NJ. Lewis. manager
On January the grand jury returned
indictments against Huston and Lewis for
using the mails in an alleged scheme to
defraud. The petition shows that the
company claimed TO have a paid-up cap
ital OF s1,0o0.000, and the allegation is made
that its statement Of assets was false.
The annulment OF the charter is also
asked for
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
THE COLUMBIA.
'sThe Little Grey Lady.

The Columbia Players appeared last
night in Claiming Pollock's play. THE
Little Grey Lady" giving a performance
that delighted a capacity audience.
The play is OF peculiar interest from
the fact that the scenes are laid in
Washington. the characters are familiar
types TO residents Of the Capital. and the
incidents are, TO a great extent. charac-
teristic of departmental life. The char
acters are. for the most part. true to life
and easily recognizable, the incidents
without serious exaggeratlon, and, while
the exposition of the vital part OF the
plot the abstraction by an employee OF
money from the Redemption Bureau of
the Treasury. is rather vague still. the
whole performance Is decidedly interest
ing. II is to be hoped. however, that no
employee of the government may become
obsessed Of the idea that he could posi-
bly, separate the Treasury and part of
the funds by any such process. or that
any officer OF the United States Secret
Service is of the same caliber, either IN
telleetuaIiy or temperamentally. as the
one shown In the drama
AS Anna Grey. the heroine, Miss Julia
Dean has the advantage OF familiarity.
being one of the first who appeared in
the role. The part Is. to a great extent.
emotional in It's nature and emotionalism
is not the least OF her effective qualities.
She was good throughout, and especially
so in the crucial third act She was COM
PEELED to respond TO numerous curtain
calls
The play has been heralded as being "a
play without hero but Pennington Car
lyle. as played by Everett Butterheld.
wins the sympathy OF the audience.
despite HIS shortcomings. Paul McAilis-
ter Is effective as sam Meade. the secret
service man. and Phyllis Sherwood, as
Ruth Jordan. has her best opportunity
of the season. Upon seeing her in this role
il seems strange she has not been here
tofore intrusted with more important
parts. She has a fine personality. and
last nights performance shows also the
presence OF expressive power.
Miss Emelie Melville gave another one
OF her amusing character sketches as
Mrs. Jordan. the clearinghouse keeper,
and Walter Wilson is equally interesting
as Capt. Jordan, her no-aceount husband
Frank shannon appeared as Richard
Graham: Florence Huntingdon. as Mrs
Graham: Stanley James. as Mir. Upton:
Arthur Richie. as Bob. the mischievous
urchin. and Grace Sherwood. as Miss
Wadleigh.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
LOCAL PARTY IN ROCKIES.
Score of EpyvOrth Leaguers Enjoy
ing Outing IN Northwest.


ing Outing in Northwest.
six weeks tour Of the Northwest
and Rocky mountain region is being
enjoyed by a large party OF Epwort tn
Besguers of this city.
Those in the party are; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward L. HilIyer, DR.. NJ. Louise strobel,
Mrs. Mary Hartzell and son. Miss Sue
p. Lacy. Miss Lottie E. Fallln. Mrs.
Mary o. Agnew. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Woolf.
Mrs. A. J. Paine and Miss Paine, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. C. Goodwill and Miss Good
will, Mrs. W. A. HiIdebrand. Mrs. Janet
C. Huston, Miss Anna c. Glenn. Miss
Annie E. Brown, Miss Emma L. Mitchell,
Miss E. NJ Mills, Miss Mabel E. Hawke,
Miss Mildred Goldblatt. Mrs. Schutt. and
Miss Ellen l. Schutt.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19

Martha Washington Rebecca Lodge,
No. 3, l. o. O. F.. held a regular meeting
and Installation OF officers at the l. O.
o. F. Temple last night. In a fitting adj
dress ]. D. Yoakiey presented the out
going noble grand. Mrs. Louise Burk-
holder. past noble grand's jewel. The
installing officer. Mrs. schippert. was
also presented with token
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19

Within a few days the schooner Ada
Ballenger, under Capt. Al Faunce. viii
leave for the Maryland fishing grounds.
The Power Launch Club, owned by Capt
AIeck Watson, will also 80 on fishing
trip down the river this week
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
TEXAS REALTY MEN COMING.
Board of Trade VIII Entertain Visit
tors on August o.

The Real Estate Exchange Of Houston.
Tex. will visit Washington on August
and viii be rendered a reception and
buffet lunch az the New Willard by the
Washington Board Of Trade.
The Board of Trade has arranged to
take the visitors on an automobile tour
through the city after the luncheon
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
CREDITORS FILE PETITION.
Ask Court to Adjudge MAXWELL w.
Sherman a Bankrupt.

Three creditors OF Maxwell ". Sher-
man, dealer In novelties and souvenirs.
at $50 Pennsylvania avenue. yesterday
fled a petition to adjudge him bankrupt
It is alleged that Sherman is insoivent
Justice Wright appointed J. J. Byrne
receiver and issued rule on the debtor
to show cause on July q why he should
not be aaJudged bankrupt.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
BILLIONS IN STOCKS
Railroad Values Compiled by
Interstate Commission.
SIX PER CENT IN DIVIDENDS

Total Number of Persons Reported
on Steam Roads of Country Is
1909, S23, or Average of e3s Per
100 Miles of Line-YearIy Wages
Aggregate S9ss, 1923, e94.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-19

The BeIascO-ReOpening Thursday.
The Belasc0 Theater was dark last
evening. as the Greet Players are TAX
ing a short rest prior 70 their reopen
ing on the roof OF the theater in Shakes
pearean revivals. las You Like It. will
be the bin on Thursday and Friday
evenings. with Twelfth Night" for two
performances on Saturday. Miss Grace
Halsey Mills viii appear as Rosalind In
the former play. while Mr.. Greet will
be seen in his famous characterization
Of Sir Toby Beleh IN Twelfth Night"
Mr. Taylor and Mr.. Greet are trying
TO make arrangements that will be sat
isfactory to those who have contracts
with the Greet Players 70 appear else
where, so that a continuance OF the open.
air performances on the Belaseo roof
may be enjoyed. The success OF these
performances has been great, and If the
Greet Players can arrange to stay, there
is no reason why the clientele of the
BeIasco should not enjoy this pleasant
form Of entertainment as long as they
signify their desire by their patronage.