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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23

sense Tor the purpose OF gaining time
and feeling his way With his usual
good luck he had hit upon the man
most likely 10 advance his opportuni'
ties. tie had chosen 20 personate Ru-
pert Lancaster for the simple reason
that the forces of chance had placed
that particular person in his power for
the time being He had regarded Ian
caster as no more than an intimate ac-
quaintance OF Lady Altamonts. but the
woman's gestures and hints proved
that Lancaster knew a great deal about
her inner life.
Therefore. II he felt his way very
carefully. he might find himself In pos
session of some really useful informa-
tion. He decided To be as inane as pos
sible. so that he might perhaps pro
woke Lady Altamont's anger. and then
cause her 10 betray herself.
Rooms look very nice" he drawled.
Decorations quite unique In their way.
Same old crowd for the most part, |
see. by love. II most OF the people
mere knew anything they would have
! something TO talk about eh?'
The woman laughed, but she said
nothing that Burles could turn TO &C
count.
I'VE shall see what we shall see
presently she said II am glad you
changed your mind and came tonight,
Rupert. because | may have need OF
You. am told that a certain party Is
much better tonight"
I'm sorry To hear that Burke said.
with the gravity OF an owl.
nil
never can tell. And. as ! said before.
YOU have forgotten your flower, so
you must have one of mine"
Burles murmured something appro-
pirate. He noticed that Lady Altamont
was wearing large mass of white vio-
lets III her corsage. She plucked at
them. and tiny wired bunch came
away In her hand, leaving the larger
quantity intact. The bunch OF white
violets appeared 10 consist OF clusters
OF smaller ones.
There, Lady Altamont whispered
AS she finished. Now We shall know
each other without the bother OF try
ing to recollect costumes. and make
yourself as agreeable as possible till
the time comes"
Burles passed on. feeling that the
last few minutes had by no means
been wasted The fun was growing
fast and furious now; there was al
ways plenty OF freedom under the roof
Of Lady Altamonts house. An excel
lent band was discoursing music from
behind bank of palms In the ball
room. A pretty little soubrette with a
pink CTinkied paper mask invited
BuIles 10 dance There was nothing
but to accept the challenge gracefully
and keep an eye open for further op-
portunities. Burles knew that he had
the whole evening before him.
(ro he Continued.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23

sharp glance ad me. i beg your par
son madam | said, 1 dit nod come
here TO be harpooned.' How dare you
spik TO me respectfully she screamed.
| You don'd gadder garbage ad my
house. Anodder Won defended me. She
said. Diss moon-faced malefactor ISIS
nod a streed car hog. Nellie quite der
opposite-he ISIS a chackass. Und so
Id vent ON. ind hatpins to der right
OF me und 10 der left of me. | felt
like der vigtim Of stilletto. A stilletto
ISIS Won OF dose Italian dishes vich
don'd feel good insite OF you. Dey say
dot Citing anydings sharp cuts trent
ship. but ! guess mine ISIS punctured.
Dey said ! wass bellicose but can [
helup my shape? Finally. NIT a Wild
shrek | tore myseluf loose und as |
dit 80 most OF der laties came apart
becoss hat all DER hat und hair fast
enings My brudder Oswald runs
butcher shop haf tried dem und
dey are fine so viii gin him dem for
meat skewers. Say. ISIS diss Won. NIT
der Ihinestones. sticking in my heart.
do YOU dink?"
NO. Adolf, dink i'd ISIS in your
lung
All. den brsate easier"
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CHAPTER xvIII.-(continued).

CHAPTER xVIlI.-(continued).
Lancaster inwardly congratulated
himself that things had taken the
proper turn. He was quite subdued
and meek. and ready to do anything
that Burles told him BY the time
the cab had reached Vernon-terrace
the usual crowd had gathered on the
pavement 10 idly watch the stream
OF guests. The cab pulled up at length
and Burles alighted. His quick eye
roamed over the crowd till his glance
fell upon one man who was standing
a little apart from the rest. He gave
a chnckle of satisfaction.
II felt quite sure that ! should be
able to make use of you, he said
You see that man standing over
there watching the coming OF Lady
Altamonts guests"
"Of course do" Lancaster NUT
tered. 1T is Mr.. Archibald Colville;
all about him.
But does he know all about you
No. So much the better. Keep your
eve upon him till | have entered the
house. and then go up 10 him and &C
cost him by name. Call yourself what
you like, and make any excuse you
will. All you have to do is TO ash
the man if he can give you the ad
dress OF Ronald Braybrooke. You
need not say why, you need not DC
any more. II 1t so happens-ah'
Burles broke of suddenly and van
ished up the steps of No. IA as II eager
10 oyertake somebody.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23

THE STORY OF BEER.
malt Dry heat checks
boiled with cooled quickly and
n a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23
MOST ANYTHING
BY A. o. CONDO.

they stay with us? We have to pay
them by the hour"
Now comes that man Pinchot to
back up That Boy Claws" That per-
son Balllnger Will probably find that's
where he gets of.
In Spain shoe backing Is mixed
with wine instead OF water.
Widow: Well, Mr.. Brief, have you
read the will?
Lawyer Brief: Yes, but can't make
anything out OF IT,
Heirs: Let's have II patented. A
will that a lawyer can't make any
thing out OF Is a rarity.
The friends OF two American celeb
rites. one a sufferer and the other
some what deaf, succeeded after much
maneuvering In getting them to meet.
and the event aroused considerable
unholy glee.
Some time thereafter. says Lippin-
colts, the sufferer was asked how
the interview passed OF.
"Oh. w-we g-g-got along f-f-flnely."
he stammered. II c-c-couldn't t-t-talk
and s-s-she c-c-couldn't h-h-hear me-"
Unole:\ suppose you got a good
many marks at school this term, Fred
dy?
Freddy: Yep, and some of EN- still
hurt.
The invasion of plutocrats To hunt
diamonds in Pike county. Arkansas,
may yet stir the ire of Senator Jeff
Davis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23
From Another Point of View

And the other Ieinze
AT proceedings DENLY
regular as anyone here who wants his job could hope
Today Ienrs declaration
liberty give death
capitol was taken for Speaker
Cannon the danger just
happen Washington -
Republicans
Democratic
looks the that the go the 1nosvo
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Finis To Cudahv ca.o

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. March "a
The last Of the Cudshy-Lillis affair.
growing out of the attack made on
Jore 5. Liilis by John p. Cudahy when
the latter found the millionaire broker
In his home with Mrs cudahy, was
probably heard yesterday so far as lie.
gal procedure is concerned. The case
against Cadahy, charging him with dis
turping the peace, was again called
In municipal court. but dismissed for
want OF prosecution.
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] Girl Who Has No
Arms, and the Rejected
Lover Of Another Girl
1hs Lover Gave Up for Lack Of a
Purpose In Life; the Girl With
No Arms Wants to Live Just
~ Long az She Can.

<ernaps you saying yourself right now that woud nave
|een better had died
You that you representing just the
~ Of Ktte pluck spirit
xtt doesn't think by long shot that
~ Ktie
Kttie doesn't think found herself with
decided live and make the best of things.
her will there's way" and
result she do everything today that girls with
many things girls and she does them
nth her FEET
She can sew and has center pieces plenty
She can sew and she sew ahead of
many many girls these days
She sweep and she DOES sweep
She DUST she DOES dust.
She mop she DOES mop.
IA She can blacken stoves DOES blaeken
nterprisng than lots Of girls we
nset; you be afraid Of her hands
Ne doesn't have the fact that she works she may
have larger in gloves than the next girl
she enjoyed life, and Kie replied You
Bet do"
She doesn't enjoy having do but she DOES
really enjoy LIFE, which many other girls do not
She enjoys life life her to
ioomplish.
OTHER WOMEN AND MEN DO NOT ENJOY LIFE BE
CAUsE THEIR LIVES ARE PURPOSELEss.
The other day young man Belle Isle because the
kirl he loved rejected him.
When he had failed to girl he through with life Be
CAUSE HE HAD SET UP NO OTHER PURPOSE IN IT.
Young girls do too often as in the case
without first having goal point to for the
young lady and get her interested,
The object life who out to the affections
M girl fancy failing commits suicide puts the
before the horse.
Who suffered Kitte Smith fall
badly had be
the very saving
BE discouraged" girls bravery viii all
bf Us
something yourself" Smiths story young
PROSTATE themselves their feet
have nothing o offer them in
II The South pole hasn't been discovered yet.
Communication has yet been established with Mars
the suns heat has yet been
plhhed.
The cure yet
brought about.
girl rejected the young who turned the pistol
with these achievements such
achievement
discouraged and quit than
Hid this young who killed himself.
a But is built o different kind of stuff.
il Almighty away her SHE WAS THANKFUL HE
HAD LEFT HER PAIR OF FEET.
just give up thing amless child
10 do is die.
q Hurrah for Kitte Smith!
N We could shake hands with her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23

In Spain shoe backing Is mixed
with wine instead OF water.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23

Flagler is not the power in STANDARD
Oil that ne was when he invented the
famous comeback rebate system
whereby the oil trust profted by Its
rivals shipments. His name is now
synonymous with Florida. for II there
Is any one state owned body and soul
10y a boss it is Florida: % OF her
largest hotels, all famous wintering
places: most of her railroads, and
many acres OF her land are owned by
Flagler
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-23
BILL CARRIES slso.Ooo.ooo.
Naval Appropriation Measure Is Re.
4 ported to House.

II WASHINGTON, March 23.-The ma.
val appropriations bill. which carries
approximately slSo.OOo.Oo. was report
I'd to the house yesterday by Rep Foss
(Rep.. I!ls.). chairman OF the naval
Affairs committee.
itep. Robson tOem.. Ala. fled a
minority report on the reorganization
~ the navy department. Hobson took
Me view that the naval committee
Dhopld have allowed Secretary Meyer
= free hand Ia the department
Amons the important appropriations
Dufried by the bill are; Increase OF
~ navy. 1924. 2ss.s4e; ordinance, SILL.
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CHAPTER XIX.
The Masked Ball.

All the same. it was with a feeling
that all was going well that Burles had
hurriedly descended from his cab and
crossed the strip Of red cloth leading
10 No. Ia Vernon Terrace. His dress
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$500; Mare Island navy yard, s107..
600; New York navy yard. 1915 600;
Norfolk navy yard. 1920. 900: Philadel.
phla navy yard. S215.0O0. Portsmouth
navy yard. S4S,650; Puget Sound navy
yard. SSS5,0OO
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"Here's tn time o. year when a boy
bends a pin an then wavers atween
usin' II on tn teacher or goin' fshln'
with H."
She. How Is II you were not at the
Vanderbilt's reception?
He ! stayed away on account OF a
personal matter.
She. May / ask what IL was?
lie: Well, they failed TO send me an
Invitation.
Julia Marlowe's real name Is Sarah
Frost She was born as years ago
do you pay your cook by the week
or by the month?
Mercy! How long do you think
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
Changes on the n. n

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Md. April 29.-Announcement
was made to-day at Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad headquarters that. effective Nav
l. Robert Finney. general superintendent
OF the Pittsburg system. becomes general
agent at Pittsburg. w. c. Loree, general
superintendent of the Wheeling system
is transferred to the Pittsburg system
and L. B. Williams, superintendent of the
Monongah division. Of Grafton. w. Va.
has been promoted to succeed Mr.. I.oree
as general superintendent or the WheAI-
ing system H. r. Laughlin, trainmaster,
VIII succeed Mr.. Williams as superintend-
ent OF the Monongah division.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
FRANK MULLENS IN GALLoP.
Colt Takes Greenfield stakes, Fea-
tUre at Aaueduct.

New York. April 29-Frisid weather
made 1900 persons SILVER at Aqueduct
this afternoon. Il was so cold that many
Of the regulars kept under cover. The
racing was unusually interesting at
times. though the fields were small
Frank Mullens was a big surprise when
he galloped off with the Greenfield stakes
for two-year-olds.
The experts believed he would omit after
going a part Of the way. but the colt
stuck II out and finished two lengths IN
front OF Pluvious. SemproIus was third
after bearing out in the run down the
home stretch. Scrimmage was head
out OF the money. Babbler. ruled favor
lite. but he seemed TO be unable 20 get
into a contending position at any time.
The summaries:
FIRST kACE-Six furlonvs Follie Levy. I1-
tMcGeel. % g. won; Niagara % tBcuschotenl. q
70 J. second. Galley Slave. l0- IaugauI 90 .
third. Time l.lA Indot also raa.
SECOND RACE-Seyen fUrlongg. Prince Galan.
l3 lAlc'eel. 10 70 On. won; Tony Bonero. % Gar
nerl. 10 8, second; Sandrian % Taplinl. 6 10 l.
third Time. o. Three starters.
THIRD RACE-Dandelion. lo5 iGaner'. 2 % s.
won. Keep Moving. loj lBurnsl 8 10 = second: Sir
ClemCs. i2 Uanglnl. % J. third. Time 1.lO
Bonnie heiso. Silver Knight. our Hannah Michael
Angelo. and EugtCm also ran.
FOURTH RADE-Fom and one-haf fu-lonrs
Frank Mullcns ~ lfaplinl. % T. won. Puyious
lG Glass. o. 2 second SemrroIus III GarganI
20 1. third. Time. O5i Is Scrimmage. Babbler
and Dartmouth also ran
FIFTH RACE-Scrou fIrlongS Wander. lOi (Gar-
ncrl, 70 J. Won I'd Ball. III ARCHIBALD 6 % l.
second; Banbuiy, loi ,Langanl. 3 to J. third. Time
2. w. +. Orerton. Blndan Bauyah and Critic
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five firlcrgs. White Wool 100
lLanganl. j % 5, Won; Win. l02 Mcticel to l.
second; Zeba Co los Bumsl Is 20 ]. third Time.
Nl IS Busy Miss and Ed Nora also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Pacifco. III rstook,
- 70 !, won Lovely Mary 100 lBcreD. Is 10 :
second; Schmooser. lo8 DKirschhauml y 10 !
third Time ls. Luxuro Melton Cloth Il A.
McCurdy. a. Davcm Royal y. Lookout louis
Strcubcr. and Jim Hanna also ran.
SECOND BACE-Six furlongs Collector Icssl1p
lH lBcren. o. p wen, Charles Green. IN Men
try. % I. second; Amethyst 100 Thomas. l3
% 3. third Time. IS Waucr G. j. Cox Annie
Wells. Doyalta. II Paso Phillistinn. and Nerves
also rnn
THIRD RACE-Mile and twenty yards. Miss
Naomi. lc3 Callahan. % S. won: Mike Jordan.
100 lDenneyl, 70 ]. second: Cocksurc Us Thorn
as'. y 70 ;. third. Time. 1i2 IS Cobloskr. J. c.
Glenn, Nalosh. NasmoritC. and Goldway also ran
FOURTH RACE-Mile and twenty Yards Con
rericld, Jos Van Dusenl. % % l. won: Colbert
IS iSeldenl IS 20 5. second. Wap. lO6 lThomasl 9
70 /. third. Time. l:i225 Deneen. Dr. Downie.
Trocha, Woifyille. Bell SnickCr ard Hannibal Bey
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Htunty course Bi-kra los
(Couon). y 20 ], won; Mollie Niontrose. Jos Thom.
asl, y 70 J. second; Rosamo Us tKirvchbaum) 9
70 10, third Time, 35 Salvage. Cotvtto
sUaggerlater. Ccmbury. and Milpitas also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurty course Titus II I'D
Jansenl II 20 5. won: Cantem IS Thomas IN
l. second: Jilette, los Rooney, 10 J. third.
lime, ll0 55 Sir Barry GATHERINGS Iumon
Bel Flower Elmdale. Little Fannie. Jack Roberts
and Robeska also ran.
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bin - particulars ordered. Attorneys. C. L FraNey
n n Ycatmau
Ne. 55a6. Saunders rs. Stevens, motion % strike
ogt luterogat0-e5 granted. Attorneys. A. L. New
mey,r-Bmey & Wo0dard.
No. 5rso. Colbert southern Surety Cornrany.
commission orderud 20 issue. Attorneys. S-eman &
Lcrrh-Peunebakrr CarUsi & Jones. and T. F.
Athev.
No 5-ao, Harris vs., Judges n District Columbia
Municipal Court rule roturnahle May . Attorneys.
ID. ". Baker and A. ". Scott.
NJ. sa5H. Jolly rs. Adams. adminizatrix slbs,i-
tuted as party plaintiff. Attorneys. W. J. Lambert
!. y. Darlington.
NJ. 5.l65. DoTuey rs Washlngt1u Alexandra
and Mount Vernon Railway Company: argued and
submitted. Attorneys. +. Burke and L T. Har-
iov-D. s. Msckau.
sigrmcuts for May >;
No D. Hlluau e. al rs Robinson e. al. A.
t0rueys, Peunstaker Carusi & Jouey-Prevost &
Bailey.
No &c. Mcneil vs. Kaufman. Atto-usys Biney
& Wooiarl-Lamlyrt.
No. 800 Hayes ~. IS. Ambrose. Attorneys. Myers
Ackcr-EiG1gt and Ro'hschild.
No % Motor Car Company vs.. Osyood Att1r-
ncT-. Berry & MinCr-Harb-0Tc & Easby-Smith.
~. . Hciulcke IS. White AtrorueyS NJ D.
RostuhurE and G. T. H-ud,r--GraE & Mitchell.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
UNFAVORABLE TO DR.. HYDE
Witness Admits SwOpe's Death Re.
suited from Several Causes.
Undertaken TeStifieS Mrs. Hyde said
Husband Would Soon Need
n Coffin.

Kansas City, April 29.-with the testi-
mony Of DR.. Frank X. Hall this after
noon the battle Of the experts in the
Hyde murder trial Is fairly on. There
were other witnesses. but they merely
filed In. because the State did not de-
sire 70 have its examination Of DR. Hex
toon. one Of its most important witnesses.
broken into by a night recess.
Or. Halls testimony was rather unfa-
vorable TO DR.. Hyde as regards his in
vestigation OF the typhoid epidemic at
the Swope home. But as TO what he said
about what might have caused Col
Thomas H. Swope's death his testimony
was favorable TO the defendant. He
lie admitted that death might have
resulted from several causes. He
even went so far as 70 say that he might
have given a death certificate after ex-
aiming the body. that Col Swope died
Of senile debility.
Testifying as 10 typhoid fever, DIT Hall
said that he told Mrs. Swope and Dr.
Hyde. after no had made his InvestTsa-
ton. that the suddenness and precision
Of typhoid cases made the whole matter
look TO him an experiment rather than
natural Infection. In this connection
he testified also that the natural period
Of incubation for typhoid was fourteen
days
r. 3. Mitchell, an Independence under
taker testified that Mrs. Hyde had told
him Col Swope would soon need a cof-
fin. or words 10 that effect. on the day
before SWope died The State drew this
out in detail. only TO have # stricken
from the record and withdrawn from the
jury on objection from the defense.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

PetWorth-Lot IS. block So; Andrew N. Curry 10
Charles H. Hanson and Lucr5;ia X Hansen SO.
Randle Highlands-Square SOS. lot 6; National say
lngs and Trust Company. trustee. 20 David Dro-
han, SO
street between Water and sixth street southwest.
SQuarc s75, lot Is; Aloe HenkeI 10 Susan RYAN.
SIC
81 n street n0rthWest-square 6. interest in lot
8, Annie NJ. Cady 70 Margaret c Phillips. SO
Randle Highlands-Square 55i2. lot q National
Savlngs and rf7st Company to Mary E. CrUweIl
Linwood Heishts-Lots Is and I9. block S; John W.
Glennan trustee, 20 Addie s. johnson. SO
Fourteenth street northwest, between q street and
New York avenue-Sluare %. part Of lot a;
Annie T. Mcqueen 10 the Commercial National
Bank Of Washington. SO
Pleasant Plains-Part Of Iot rs: Jennie F. Men
denhall 70 Charles Schneider SO
Pleasant Plains-Part Of lots Us and ia. Charles
schneider e. uv. Johanne. % Wilhelmina Hof-
man. SO
Scaton street northwest between Seventeenth street
aud Florida avCuue-Square Isl. lot gE: Mary
l. Selecman Ct viz 10 Fitzhuyh L. and Lille
Selecman. $40 trust $500
Massachusetts, avenue southeast between seventh
and Eighth strcets-Square sa6. lot IS: Luther A.
SwaUzen and Walter 6. Trow. trustees. to
Mary J. Simpson. 81.
h street northwest, between Twenty-frst and
Twenty-second sreets-Square 70. part Of lot Il;
Rose CaytOn et viz % Max Needle SO
Eleventh street northwest between u and streets
Square 3iS. north part Of lot 8: Marlin Roman
to David J. Kaufman. SO. trust. 5000
Long Mcadows-Interest in lot 80; John T Shield
e. TX, Mary A.. 10 Margaret A. Sadler $40
Twelfth street northwest between G and II streets
Square 3l9, mart Of lot 8; William NJ Terrell ct
uX. 70 Norton ". Little SO
Fourand a-haf street southwest between VI and Y
streets. and VI streets. between Third and Four
and-a-half streetS-SQuare SIS. part Of lot T. lot
D and west half Of lot q: Samuel H. Lencir ct
TX. Laura s. et al. 20 Eva ,. Dolan.
HOlmead Manor-Part Of lot TO- block g. Louisa J
Doolittle 20 William K. Hin SO.
Fourteenth street. between A street and North
Carolina avenue n0rthoast-North Of square 1855
lot Il; Jacob 5. Leatheman ct w to Jennie VI
Bagley SIC
Sixth street. between y and - streets southwest
Square 500. north part Of lot Is Maria C. Seitz
70 Henry W Hennigp $40
Kentucky avenue between A and Il streets south
east-SQuare lOli. lot 81 Mary Virginia Lewis 20
Helen V Ehe So
Mount Peasant-Lots d 10 q; Cragin W. Donaldson
10 Howard University 500
Lncoln--Part OF lot 6. block 4; Wallace T. Chap
man ct TX. 10 Charles L. shank. So
Mount Pleasant-Lots IS 10 %; Cora &. DccbIe and
the American Security and Trust COMPANY. tr7ls-
tees. TO Cragin W. Donaldson SlC0.
bellerue-Lct JOG; Charles II. Ainslie et ux 10
Fannie H. Corson, $40
A2l2kaa Nanor-LOt Is block Is Alexander NuIar
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
JUSTICE BARNARD.


Estate Of Mary l. Page: order granting letters tes
tamentary 10 Mary H. Julien; bond. 500. Attor-
ney. +. S Mcguire.
Estate Of Marion O. Stcughton; order granting let.
ters testamentary 10 augustus r. Stoughton; bond
500. Attorneys. J. a. Richardson and W. H.
Holloway.
Estate Of George T. Keen; order 70 pay certain
sum. Attorney. Z II. Thomas
Estate Of Hiram r, smith: order for ule. At
torney, C. T. Emig.
In re Leo Sullivan ct al. petition for appoint-
mont of guardian. Attorney. G. J. Murphy
Estate Of Walter G. Duckett; order 10 sell per-
soualty. Attorney. A. b. Lect
Estate Of Brenta 4. Adams: order appointing
Paulina Cozzens guardian; bond. 500 Attorney. F.
Peyton.
Estate Of John W. Carter: order granting letters
o. administration TO Susan Johnson bond $500.
Attorney W. G. Martin
Estate Of Ella c. Cook; order granting letters Of
administration 10 James G. Cook and order 10 sell
stock; bond $1,000 Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
Estate Of Charles Jones; order discharging rule.
Attorney. David Wolf
Estate Of Ellen VI. Ware: assignment
Estate Of Thomas Bolden; order granting letters
OF administration 10 Mary V. Bolden; bond 500
Attorney. II. W. sohon.
In re Eleanora Johnson et al, order authorizing
loan.
Estate o. Joseph Gawler; will dated July 2. 1908.
fled.
Estate Of f. Florence Heaton; order allowing with
drawal Of will.
Estate Of Asbury Neal mandate.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
COURT RECORD
CFriday, April -, 1900
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
nrw.-ss - TIL a II II

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 1850 Dewey vs. Todd e al. order permitting
money to be paid Attorneys W. c. Clsphane-R.
R. Perry & Son
No. 9lCS Jordan vs.. Jordan ct al reference 10
examiner Attorneys. L. NJ King-W. C. Martin
and J. W. Bird.
No. S7iS5 ogle ct al. vs.. Pmphrey: referred to
auditor. Attorneys, H. p. Mouton-H L. welch
and d. C. Stutler
No 2l60. Parmelee rs. Pannelee; order 10 nay ex-
aminCr. Attorneys. c. =. Emig-A C. Wells
No. 2l65 Starkey vs.. Marshall ct al order set.
ting decree pro confosso aside Attorneys D. orc
Callaghan-W p. Lockwood and W G. English
No. &7S6 Bennett vs. Bennett ct al. order
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