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HiBiNt an DEMOCRiTIC.
Burnett for Congress In the seventh Ont,
Candidate In Doubt.

MoNTToMERY. Ala. Nov Alaham.
TO-DAY voted solid Democratic ttcxe,
with big ma lorIti"- Early tonight it
was eSrina I'd rh'r tho maiorlt; Of E:nm.,t
Meal. Democratic candidate. for GOV
ernor. would h" about 5000. J q Thonp-
son. r"Guls- Republican cr1tidlr, TO-
Governor. h wing polied IN tho nnighbor.
hood of 21,DD and Charles y Scott. IN.
Republican insurEunt candidatr. having
pollsd IN IN" neighborhood Of 1900
IN" ongr"Ss race IN the Seventh dis
'rict vas little unc~.rt ain AT p o'c!o "
with m" leaning on the sids of John l.
burnett. Democratic incumbent VI "
Howard. tn. Repub lican candidate. Il.
shown 10 hsv" poll"d a handsome vo,.
Congressman ar" known tn have been
"l"ct"d in IN" remaining eight districts
a. follows. all Of tho successful candi-
dates being Democrats First district
George " Taylor. Second. n Dent.
Jr. Third. Henry u Clayton. Fourth,
Fred l. Bla"smon; Fifth. Hefiin:
sixth, X = Hob-on: Eighth. William
Richardson: Ninth. Oscar " Underwood
United States Senator y n Bankh.ad
was unoppo-'-d and received the largest
vote of any on" on tho ticket Tn" VIC
tory Of IN" Democratic State ticket means
A reversal 70 local option from prohibition
~ m" STAT seven counties Of the ~ Ate
only five voted the Republican 'icket
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This event was at scratch thirty six holes
medal play.
-, Ciass / and r events were played as usual.
The scores were.
Class Al. II, Eddelraan. ~. l,-Ts J. r Tobin.
~ IA T. Allen. 81. 20. J. NOM. ~. 80
j. ". McMeuamy. ~. So. q r. Armstrong
~ u ~ u u ha.nlOck. -. i5-si II Is Lloyd, ~.
Is NJ
class b T. Tanneck "A. INC. II. Hadloc <.
% Is Al: John Seaion. ITO. .s-s:; II L. Wyatt
- - -: r. Sassen. "A. II II. = J. o'Donohue
Ion. ~ ~
PLAISFIELD, y. j.. Nov s.-The final
,or the presidents cup, Oakmont and
holiday cups attracted "A large field TO the
the final for the club championship between
" V Bysrd and ". r.. Tough. The former
won by M. I d. Tingley won IN" fir>t
leg on the presidents cup with total o.
~ points DIR. "a X Csrrll won the golf
club cup. scratch event, with - points
W Y. Byard won the Oakmont cup with
:s,, points and X b. Ellsworth won the
holiday cup
To-day'S scores were:
Il. u. Ellsworth. %, .,-7s ". V. Byard. ion.
Il ~. c n Morse ioc, is-s3 pr n X Car
rill. %, ~ A.: \. ". Morreil. IFS. So-sS n. l..
Moody. i.i. 20 81.
The event az the Plainfield Country Club
to-day was thrty-six hole medal play
handicap in classes 4 and u. The leading
s"OreE:
Class Al r. Stockton. 10. is-rs-: Julius
frikson. liz. oo-i5.: Leighton CalLins. liz.
10 l3s Y r Wilson. ~. ,D-i54. : II. Patterson.
ihn y $50 Morris J. Dumont. isJ. u IDS.
Moore, ,s 30 lSs: g n church. Ias. ~ iis
\ ". kletneck. 10. Sol hO- {. & Riggs -pI 20
i6i. Hugh r Fox. IN b-Iaa
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he summary
Helmet w,ms NJ Laseaia.

L.ToSr,. Nov Even election day
did no, prove q -tro7s enough counter
attraction to lure tn. followers Of the racin z
gam. from the track TO-DAY and another
good sized crowd was out Evenly balanced
heldS brought our an unusually brisk specu-
lation. especially in the handicap. the fourth
race. which Helmet won from Magazine
The summaries
FIRST Rsce Fivc and half furlOngs nion
Jack. ls DReicl. won; outlan. i0 tGoos-,. second
iH Plsn Ryan. "iaiksSurx. Inn rbeg..
Ra;npie. Mali RsSgiey Bert Getty. Ramaran.
B's osarr Aysnder Lad ads and Hickey &c: s'.' ran
Ou,lan. DnrIdi. 81 NJ. place. Bob Farley tneldi.
second Race Siz furIonss- stare. lco ,ko-r
neri won. Low-en. los Reid. second. MARI Day
iu Grand third Time; ia Henry walbank
STARTER Dusty. southern Light. S'alwsr' Lad and
s. Tutuei. paid STARE. S 20. straight: Lowe-u.
%sg,ses MARY pay; , So; shoT . ga, ,,o
w%" fS " 100 Reid ,sira. Time i'it Gaa
Olivia MieEIs sally PRESTON icoiin Ms Pm
CORD. Refine Hindoo, Mac Hamilton and Dainty
81 malp-, paid: Jesnn. dare. ys9o straight,
Fth"ts; s. so piser wcodlsne IS 81 shc.
SiSbus, Sir Hfvssec' and E!hti u also ran "
uas.fIn %,"s' 90 pace. Green s Seal % ssSx
fifth Race one mile and seventy yards
se~nna ' Had ': News, 10. Reid. third. Time.
So ohio Queen Marguerite. Huck. faIcada
n csmbon and Ro'np also ran
canned . 70 pl s Rad News . 40. show "'
si.,h I;sce.ons vir and ,hrre , ,i,,ser,hs .;
Davies second Ch.rl~. = Grainger. ia insven
pofr rhird Time. ?oo,s Crrm"nicus Harry
mg,e. a rsd ana ne.Sa M hr 20 straight
Ctn'rrila ~ 20 place. Charles y 6raingrr - show
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LEII >. NORTON INTERESTED.
sits % Late At Biarrttk To W-nr the Vote
Reco, erins From Recent Shorh.

special cab" Despatch tn INV SrN
PAkIS. Nov, a. ~ Vice President Levi
J.. Morton. no i sniourning NJ Riarritz.
remained up untll late hour awaiting
news ~ IN" results ~ the American cleo
tons. Tn. news Of Mr.. DiN's success
reached him AT l ~ o'clock this morning
Mr.. MoTon's CONDITION has improved
greatly sine" h" received a severe shock
on sept "r'bar 10. when a railway carriage
IN which he was travelling jumped the
track while passing Rarney The carriage
was prevented from overturning by
large heap Of stones alongside the track
Some n the passengers in the OF her
carriages were injured fatally. while
others were hurt Neither Mr. Morton
nor his wife was injured but they were
both shocked greatly by tn. gr,Ierome
sights they witnessed
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TAFT GETS THE NEWS.
Election nuilrtias Given 10 taim on the
rrn,n-l~ Dasappsinied.

PIrrssrRG Nov. s.when President
Tafts train arrived at D-nnison. Ohio,
about rs o'clock tonight. a bunch OF
dispatches giving the election returns
were handed 10 him with A long message
from the White Hous- clearly foreshadow-
ing Democratic victory throughout the
country. The President Was informed
that the early returns Indicated Dix's
election IN New York. that Gov. Harmon
had carried Hamilton county Ohio. which
includes Cincinnati, by s.oo0; that Repre-
sentative Nicholas Longworth's seat WAS
endangered: that Foss. Dem ocrat. had
probably carried Massa chusettS by 81. O0O
and BALDWIN vas probably elected In Con
nnCticut
IN" White Hous" advices conveyed the
information To the President that the only
comforting 'lirns received up tn he hour
IN" despatch was sent Indicated TN. cleo
non " number 81 Republican Congress-
men
III" President was at dinner when the
dispatches came He expressed surprise
and disappointment. hut declined to
comment President Tafts brother.
Charles p, Taft. read the dispatches to
m" President and explained the signin-
canoe
Wade X. Ellis Of Ohio. who WAS on the
tram. was reluctant to concede Harding's
defea' for Governor Of Ohio He de-
clared that even in face OF a majority in
Hamilton county Of 5000 Harding had
n chance Of election. He insisted that
Representative. Nicholas Longworth's re-
election was certain IN spite Of discour-
a ying RETURNS
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VIRGINIA.
Indications Good for n solid Democratic
Dcisxation In Congress.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov s-Late to-nigh,
figures wore TOO incomplete 70 tell deiin
Itoly regarding IN. election in the two
doubtful Virginia districts. tho Fifth and
Ninth Tn" other eight. however. 70.
suited A. fnllow- First William 4. Jones
~ cond. v Z Holland: Third. John Lamb.
Fourth. Robert Turnbull: sixth. Garter
Glass. Seventh James Hay. Eighth. & &
CarlIn; Tenth. Hal ID Flood
Indications are that the Democratic
"andIdat" IN the Ninth. Henry G. Stuart.
will h. elected by small ma jority. though
cnmplet" returns ar" not expected in Tor
many hours. ~" - gaining over G. Ba.-
comb Sl.mp. Republican. present Con.
gr'--sn'an and only Republican represent.
ing virginia st Washington
Tn" Fifth IL still a matter for con jectIIr.
but returns thus far look had for Sa,In,lar.
the Democratic candidate
There was no election for GOyernpr ar
Legislature in Virginia The pr.s.r,
Legislature il Democratic
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Van der Zee played a hard game Tor Staten
Island aud the Ieffers brothers McClsllant
aud Armstrong performed finely for the
trssCcntS.
NJ Edison Field in BROOKLYN YESTERDAY
afternoon the National League team OF the
Bropklyn Football Club defeated the Ar
,adta hIs'lcS ny the score Of goals Ia u
In the rir-i hail the hons. team held down
th'' visitors IN good ~tyle and prevente-t
any scoring. After the re-tart Capt. Ma.
lehman nj the Hrposlyn- headed the ball
into the lhIsiies' net from corner
kicked out hv Ross \ brilliant hat ~ in
diNtdnai play on the part 81 Danisls1n.
former Manual Training High school
player. enabled tho Brnoklyns to tally 'har
second and last goal
The Central \. NJ e. \ Soccer Club -
Brooklyn defeated the cracks Of the Ienoy
soccer cub by score Of goals 60 In an
evenly matched game at. the prosp., 2
Park Parade Grounds YESTERDAY Capt
JenNln- Of the Central. who Is an .Npcri-
"h'"i Player from across the pond. shor'
~ stellar player He scored one of the
goals yhlr th. other two were Registered
nv Bln"khail and Roberts
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DEL iW ARE.
RrpObsicans Carry the state Du Pom, In
Br senator again

WILMINGToH. Dol Nov = tn. r..
rurns from E"lawar" arrived slowly
~ ~ = ". IN" indications w".r that thu
stat" had Ron" Republican by saf,
majority. This incITd.a m" !."g;sintur
" IA, should b" born" out. "a ~ -xpo,;od
S"ul'p- IN Point. R"publicnn win III re-.
'l..rfph
Rrpras u'atIv" in Congress R"ald. Adj.
miurst 'dtlon RrpuhlIcln. will h. re-.
81 e.. u
ln Wilmington IN" Republicans will
probably elect thre" 81 the five l.Risla
i've Representatives A Republican Sta,s
SENATOR - also elected Al,is:I b. Richard
son. Republican. son ~ United state.
Senator Richardson ~ elected TO the
stat" senate from Kent county
Ia rural Newcastle county. all OF the
county outside Of Wilmington, the vets
defeated the drya in q local option cleo
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PiyNF ms CIOSF CaII.
Author of the Tariff B,ii spends several
sOurs On the ANXIOUS scat

ArBrRN. Nov Congressman Serene
r. Payn" spent several hour on the
anxious -sat tonight while receiving
returns from this Congress district When
the first returns cNm. m from the
towns 81 CayuRs county his fri"nd- threw
up their hands n anaz"m.nt IL was
found that rho spaechmaking of the.
Democrats IN every town in the county
with frequent sp~echcs through the
district by Thomas VI Osborne. had
Resulted ia terrific gains for the Demo
Gratis and when 81 out Of 81 districts
w-rr in. with Payne leading Cooley. Demo
crai. by only 2ss fears wore enter- aimed
that Landslide" would enguf Mr. Payne
Nayn" and ontario counties added To
Paynes small county plurality Of sGc.
and his reelection was conc dei by tho
Democratic managers When the city
OF Auburn went against PAYNE nv III
by Republican County Chairman Blau-
v"h's own figures and Geneva wen,
against him by ia. Mr. Payn"'s managers
got busy on long disranc. telephones
and discovered that Wayn. and Ontario
had pulled their standard bearer through
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BOYS HIGH ALSO RAN.
Ssaa Fight Commerce Athletes Finished
In the Van.

The High school Of Commerce made the
lowest possible wore against Bows High
yesterday morning in a dual cross country
run over the T. \ !. course in Fiatbush
The points were ~ 20 - Eight Commerce
runners came in punched in the lead ~.
Nad-haCh Of BOYS High was ninth 20 finish
and the first man home for his team. The
course Was approximately three and a half
miles over fields and roads and one small
hill III. ground was thoroughly soaked
with snow and rain The first two rounds
w-r" finished in about : minutes and ~
seconds each Hsase let out On the last
LAT and crossed the line In 81 minutes -
-s.coni~. his time for the last lap being d
IN lnuts.s ~ seconds.
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OBERNEYErS THREE NILES


A crowd OF CONCEALED SPECTATORS
patiently watched every event OF the 81
Patrick's Junior Holy Name Society on
the Pratt Institute grounds. brooklyn
Yesterday. The best race Of the day was
m open handicap OF three miles. IN which
George Ooermeyer OF the National A. e.
had tho post OF honor Long before the
winning post was In sight Obermeyer bad
| the field safe. though u looked for a while
rs n Harry Mctitnn Of the New York A. e.
might give him a tussls. Al the bell tap
the scratch man drew away and won by
fifteen yards, wish Powers Of the Irish Amer
ican 4. G.. who had eighty yards. IN third
place
Matt McGrath OF the New York A. e..
IN" national champion with the 10 pounds
hammer. gave an exhibition with the 50
pounds weight and he tried three different
styles From stand without run or follow
whi"h Would H.. a record II made in ' "o%,
petition. y. threw - feet inches from
the Sven foot circle. and with unlimited
tanc- Vas 10 feet = inches.
In IN" close.i events In tho catholic Ath-
l",ic League Eddy Gilmore 81 the Domin
l"an IyCeum won the half mile from
scratch The milo relay resulted In a great
scramble and was finally won nv the knights
OF 81 antony.
The summary
ioo >ari Run. Closed Won BY Christopher c.
Curran frsncisI small sccoad; Frsncis Meier
MOO 100 Yard open' nsnd isGees by J. F, W.
finsxan. Knights % 81 Antony. S yards: j. J. |
Bohan. Nhvier 4. a, q yards second Edward y |
MctioNan. Knights OF 81. antony. A., yards. |
third Time. 10 seconds
Jn lard Run. Novice. Open-won BY J McCole |
Trinity A. A. ". Butraorn. unattached, second: |
\. y. Neil unattached third. Time. - IS sec
onds.
one Bs,s Me R RsR ossn by
Irish American \. q scratch. second: p. Toy |
Nsvtrr \. y. IS yards. third. Time minutes
Is ) seconds
M Yard Run. Handicap Closed to Catholic
Athletic League Non BY Il Gilmore. Domini
can lyrrum. srrnrh; NJ Mclaughlin. knights |
81 81 Antony. scratch. second " \. farenss
Mctadien Lyreum. ~ yards third Time min
utr> seconds
M Yard Run. Handicap Closed to Junior
Holy Namc society Won By Frank Small
scratch: John TAphAm. Is yards serond. J.
J Carroll. scratch. third Time. minutes IS
seconds
Runnine Broad Jump-CIosed to Junisr Holy
Name society Z {. Curran and John J. la
ham ci for 'trsi and second at 10 feet -. inches
inches In the jumpor Currsn won
onc Mile Relay. Handicap Closed TO CaIho
lc Athletic League Won BY knights Of ~.
ANTONY. N yarJis, Nth T., MCGOWAN, \. Miller.
=. finegan ami Mclaughlin. Navicr \. A.
W yards. second with Harbour. Mills. Bert
McSheTry and Frank keenan,. dominican Is
re'lm. ~ yards third. with 7. p Healy. Gilmore.
J Hand and \. harisnet- Time. minutes u
Three Nile Run. OPEN Handicap Won BY
George Obermeyer. National \. c. scratch.
" Mctiinn. New York 4 c. 80 yards. second
" NJ. Powers Irish american \ c. ~ yards
hird. Time - minutes seconds.
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Rel,.,pllcan. Win 80 ,lnnfnnp

HELENA. Mon. Nov = Forty pre-
ciHci- including twenty of Silver Bow
fhe De nocratlc stronghold. gave Hart
man. Democrat. for Congress-, 3.sla
Pray. Republican. 3.23O The reelectiou
Of Pray seems probable unless unexpected
Democratic gains are made
Tho complexion Of tho legislature.
which win elect . successor 20 Senat or
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justices of the supreme Court Elected I'm
the SECOND District

Tn" election for .In-ti''.- 81 tho S,Iprsm.
Court IN ~" Second district resulted In
Ih" "hDic" ~ Samuel r. Madrio. and
Harrington Putnam. r"eacted .Ju.tire~
Maddox and Putnam w"r" nom mated nv
both III" Democrats and E.su,Jhlic,ns
IN" IH'fno"rii- refused 10 nominate
Ju-,ic" 6nrr"tHpn and cf'os" Patrick D.
Callahan ~ their candidate. The rr,,Il,
a. between tiarrei -on and Callahan il
sIp-.
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Rrpublicans Win In ttah.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. s-Joseph
Howell. standpat Republican. was re-
elected Ia Congress to-day by n substan-
tial plurality. Supreme Court Justice
Slraup was alao reelected. The Legisla-
r,Ir. il Republican. The Americans. who
ar. the anti Mormon party. were defeated
in salt AXE county.
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Republican. Carr, North p.A o,..

FARGO. y D. Nov s-The Republicans
carried all b-fors them in this Stg.s The
Legislature ia Republican. inssring the
reelection Of senator NcCumber. Both
the Republican candidates for Congress
al-o win .a-ily
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Fach Elected District tttornr, 10 Rirs,-
rBond onnty.

AIDeT- G. Zach. Democrat. - elect Il
District Attorney ~ Richmond county.
defeating Moses Altman by ASH votes
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Inc wsn Street sd;lOn % TIVE EyESENo srs
contains all Inc financial news and the stock and
boud quotations to she close Of TIE market Ths
closing quotations. Including the -bsd and asked"
prices. with additional NEW matter. arc com
tanned ahB0 In tss night cdiuon of TwE EvKHIMw
SuTs-Alg.
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some high scores were made YESTERDAY
handicap AZ eighteen frolcs Arthur = Hig
! gins was he winner with score OF NJ
$50 Others who turned IN cards were
I'd H"s,: IL n Kowrnhoven To- u ~ " .
| Frcdcnsurv lna Is % \ : Brnwnal las. y 81
ia &C: Charles " Rsrnes. io:. o. Il / Harri
| son. 10. 10 -
Thre. tournaments was the programme
that attracted an excellent field Of eoif"r~
TO the links OF the Crescent tthl"tic club
Yesterday. The feaiur" % tn" afternoon
was the election day haniicap for "A cup
onered by W .irortag" wa. az
play event for IN" .prizc m. golfer- that
a'Ialinsd were 4 Peg; e. Walden,
,. sha ol. and VA I b.iI .~s..L. r.,
eighteen holes medal play. which was won
by h n ChatwtoN With scnr" 81 -. Is -
The third event was IN" second round Tor
the presidents cur an event that has been
running throughout the month a. m. New
Moon club only one team drove ~ nnl
n " H"y~r " ur ant : 90 play
Election Day n'ntIc.p ~ pcsH :. q
K n T cssS%icp' . !" u: i "'S s;-sslnS. ~
q : R'T K.iFis 4: IS 10 I. : " i Men;
io?. g -. v = rars"n. -, i, y; \ rrpPc.
Sl..Isss;. ~ .isr% t:ss5 s,d:.r
st.beinS def-ai-i II " Hcys-. . 40 and TO play
MoNI,Lsin. Y j. Nov. In ball
swesp.t ,ke- ON IN. links "f III" Upper
MonIclair country cub to-dSy y. = P.r-
ker WIS the winner With - rhr scores
y. p Parker. g, - ~ ! Tscki. 90: y.
7. X. Gardner. lp, II 81 +. g. schiller. in.
is, Il F" TH Yd"ii ~ IL 4 iMS c,.cg
IN II ~: Ralph Goddard. ioo IL %
GIgx RIpGp. Y J. Nov An .I.,, ,nr
day hand'cap; thirty TlH holes medal PLY
scores, was played on the d'ien Ridge Coli
club links to-day. ". q. Thomas mad.
tho rest gross score and 7. ". LlngStrDth
The bcat net
The. scores
lG. % q! 4 j could. is :. iio, T. nsri
T Tss y" ss r u I iSrnIsary go II -
" " Nsnlie. 10. 20 ia Il = fhou son. 2nI
=; = cr'? ss,r "a 4s e e" s r csss
u " Bush. ,?a u l~. :. oviivir. s1c. ~ ig
Notwithstanding the downpour Of rain
Yesterday morning over hundred FoN
Hills golfers entered tn. various comprf,,
mond cup. sixteen In qualify Those who
qualified we're
a. u Edd.iulan. J = Tobn. g " HAdloc',
Eamm"r' q = ArmslronS tlbrr, NH Z, - Il
Tsnn~rE. ~ Cnr'is. H /. wjanJ u cr; G'H
The Gn,i. for The DrTs,dsm,, Up we're
captain, and Joseph y ODonohne. ih..
match being at thirty six holes Tho
porning round rssuItsd 10 NJ. ksmmsT
OsSonohus won tho match BY ! and
Inc captains cup was won by u. r. Allen.
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Morning and afternoon compe titions
kept the Forest Hin Field Club golfers busy
yesterday. In the main event. n thirty
six hole medal play handicap for "A cup
presented by y. = STANLEY. there was tic
ior first place between 4 ~ GuSsnan.
i73. >: ISL. and Joseph y. McFadSien, I>3.
- Isl The best scores in the morning
and afternoon sweepstakes were a. fol-
lows
Morning Swc-p-A Il. Gu>sman. -. u-75
". . Alisopp. %. is-Ii. G /. Borrie. %. i1-T5
Afternoon Sve-p-ThOmas Nll,opp. N. 20 :;
T. j. Lin'ost ~, iS--7I: \. n. Gussman 10 II -.
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Name OF Corporation


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Tames j FARRELL tnd Company .t..t.. -.-.s....- .t
Jarvis ConIlIn Mortgage Trust comp any.
Towee IL Keenan, Preserve Dumlta'lN- .-..-..-.'
Tau,ee spencer Hat,Wau and Cumpanl e. .....'.
Janan Mining and liIiur conn ah}f 'iH'.'.-'
I7a0n Mining and Development tninpth 4-t.tt--
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lame A. MarteU Mcrt untIe 1'mpiiht .-.--t-.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

to submit and settle bill of exceptions
and to file transcript of record extended
to October 3. 1910: plaintiffs attorney, A.
Peter; defendants attorney, W. j. Lam
bert
Johnson agt Marche; time to file tran
script of record extended to November L,
1910: plaintiffs attorney. H. Johnson; de-
PENDANTS attorney. L. L. Hambry e.
Wynkoof agt. Shoemaker; time to file
transcript extended to September 10. 1910:
plaintiffs attorney, w. H. Beach: de-
PENDANTS attorneys, w. J. Lambert. Il. Il.
Yeatman.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice Barn
ard.
United States agt. Eugene Monroe; de-
PENDANT discharged from jail, to take
enect August 10, 1910
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Barnard.
United States agt. nineteen boxes OF
prunes: order of condemnation; niteo
States attorney.
PROBATE COURT-Justic Barnard.
Estate John Fitzgerald; will dateo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05
NEW HONOR FOR RUDOLPH.
Commissioner Now President of Red
Cross for District.

Commissioner Rudolph has been made
president of the board which represents
the American Red Cross in the District
NJ Columbia. The other members are
Howard s. Reside, Charles J. Bell, Emile
Berliner, John JOY Edison. Charles c.
Glover. Arnold Hague, Hennen Jennings
and H. B. F. Mcfarland.
The board is to serve as a standing
finance committee for the society. 1t will
be the custodian of contributions given
by District people for relief purposes.
These contributors come after appeals
from the society itself or from the Com
missioners. in the event of great disaster.
The treasurer of the board is Howard S.
Reside.