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The next session promises to be 90
Interesting that Uncle Joe Cannon
would late to miss 1t.
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70 Improve Solder.

The addition Of cadmium to soft
solder composed Of tin and lead lowers
its melting point and increases ifs
strength.
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What a pity that some of the fertil-
ity of invention that eXpends itself in
devising war materials cannot he util-
lied in fighting forest fires!
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China is said to be substituting Gig.
arettes for opium. China should learn
to accept no Substitutes.
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The farm vote IN more apt to vote @
II reaps than US II sows.
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Now we begin to understand why the
colonel needed that. years vacation.
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The new Lincoln cents have strange
ly disappeared. Stop your boarding.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders

Leave for ore meath and ten DAYS after June
granted Maj, FREDERICK F. RUSSELL Ned
icaI Corrs
Leave granted Lieut.. Col FRANK l. DODDs.
nudge advocate IN Special Orders. No. Is, 1910.
Department q Dakota Is extended two months.
Leave for two months about June Is, granted CaTt.
DUNCAN h. MAJOR. Jr., Twenty-seYenth
Leave for ten DAYS, usTTiTal Of Twenty sec0nd
Infantry in United States IS granted Second
Lieut. JOHN J. BURLEIGH, Twenty-seoond
Infantry.
Leave granted Lieut.. Col. WILLIAM A. MANN.
Third Infantry. is extended I'VE days
Leave for twenty-five days To take effect about
july !. is granted Mai ALFRED ~ HUNTER,
Coast ARTILLERY CorTs
Leave for two months granted Lieut.. Col HARRY
L. BAII.iY. Fifth Infantry, IS extended ten
CAPT WILLIAM ]. SNOW. Sixth Field ARTILLERY.
viii rroceed to Boston and report not later
than July to the sdjutsnt general q MssSa-
chusetts for duty pertaining 10 practice march
and other instruction Ct the First Battalion.
Field Artillery. during its tour in the field,
July TO Il.
Resignation Of First Lieut.. THOMAS F. MORAN.
Philippine Scouts. accepted TO take effect
June Is
Capt HAROLD p HOWARD. qusrtermssier. viii
proceed to Giendi7e. Mont. on official business.
First Lieut. JULIAN NJ GILLESPIE. Medical
Reserve Corps Is honoTahly discharged.
So much OF sPecial orders relates to Capt.
GEORGE F. BALTZELI., Fifth Infantry. is re-
Mai HALDINIAND P. YOUNG. quartermaster. viii
proceed 10 san Pedro, Cal. Official business
Leave fer one month on account Of sickness. is
granted First Lieut.. EDWARD L. NAPIER.
Medical Reserve Co-Ts.
I-rst Lieut.. PETER J. HENNESsEY. Fifteenth
Cavalry, viii proved 70 San Francisco and re
port to the commanding Officer General Hos
pltzl, the PIesidio Of San Francisco, Cal.
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villa Park-square sz2s. lots and 10. Clara A.
AIarden and Edwin r Marden to Addie Sellers.
$sea
Hoimead Manor-Lot lis, block ~; ]. A. Rogers et
ux. 10 Georgia D. Follin. SO.
us Tenth street northwest-SquaTe yz l0 S.
Willis Tibbs ct ux. to Clarence NJ. De vsile.
trustee, SO
ms Tenth street uorthwest-sqsIare 80. lot S.:
Clarence NJ. De veiie, trustee, to Willis Tibbs ct
ux SO.
Washington HiFhiands-Lots Il and t. block Il;
Joseph 4. smithsen, John II. Green. o. A..
Ennnions ct al. trustees. 20 Gus;aFe Bender SO.
street and Tesr. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets southeast-Square So lots 10 and q; ].
Frank Campbell ct 70 Carl Fl. An. SO.
x street between TWenty-ffth and TWenty-sixth
streets no-4hwest-Square Is. lot 70; W. Wallace
chiswen and Harry A. Kite 10 John Mccarthy.
SO
Maryland avenie between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets n0Etheast-squsre 1919, lot l. Mary c.
Held to Maurice J. Coliirs. SO.
Mount Pleasant-Eot s9i Kennebsmk Realty Com
pany 10 C. Melvin Sharpe SIC.
Iauier Heishts-Lot So; Archibald # McIachIen
ct Tx. 70 Mcizachlen Banking Corporation, SIC
Petworth-square 1851. part ef let g: Guy p. War
Tcn to Lillian E. Browne So
Fourteenth street northwest between Q aud r
streets-SquaTe 2CS. Let lf5; George Combs Ct Tx.
10 Joseph 7. Smith. $40.
Fourteenth street northwest between Q and Il
sfreets-SquaTe 2S lot los Joseph 7. Smith 70
Zaebariah d. Blackstone SO
Randie Highlands-Souare SIS. ot G; I1itei States
Tuist Company trustee, to the United States
Realty Cenpany. SO
G street southwest between Fourteenth and Fn
tenth stseets-Sonars 81 east eak ct lot IL
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Holmead Manor-Lot Is block a Georgia D. Fol
lin Ct viz 10 American Security and Trust Con-
pany, trustee. 10 secure National Savings and
Trust Company S.eoo years. pr cent, SEMI
annually Same TO William S Phillips and
Charles d. Sager trustee to secure J. A. Reg
ers. sl5s, monthly payments. per cent pr an
nun.
DObblns' Addition-E.ot lls. block L. Cornelius No
Kinsey et TX. 10 Herbert T. Shannon and Nor
ton J. Laichs trustees TO secure Caroline Mcl1in-
sey. sZoo0 years. per cent. semi-annuslly.
Square sCe-LOt = August Donath e. to James
II. LoWTey and Howard l. Donath. trustees. 70
secure Joanna Barry A.0 years, Per cent.
sepli-annuaiiy.
Square 5ii-Iots ils ia and is; Samuel Shapiro Ct
u1. to John B. Lamer aud john l. Hamilton.
trustees to secure the Washington Loan and
Trast Company. 500 sears, pei cent, ssmi-
annually
Square aS-Lot l06 ZachaFiah D. blackstone - w.
to the American Security and Trust Company.
trustee. TO secure the National Savings and Trust
Company $1,000, years. per cent, seTniannu-
ally
Pstworth-Part Of lot 50. block &: Lillian E
Browne ct viz to l. Cabeil Williamson and Will
= lam Il. Schofeld, trustees. 10 secure Guy P.
Warren. a,s'o 70 q months per cent per
annTm.
Twining Citv-Lot 8. block l. lot Is block 2 and
lot 10. block 10; John Herath ct ux. TO Chaplin
Brown and HeaEy II, Bergman. trustees. 20 y
cure the Oriental Building Associaticn s. so.
Il. Francis Saul and Walter Z. Hilton tTustses.
to secure Harry NJ. Ellis s. 800 5 years, ga per
cent seni-annuay. Same 70 B. Francis saul
ard Harry n Ellis trustees to seclrr RoSns
n. May, SCI 20, months per cent pr annuEn.
East Ct square 6k3-Iots IS IS Dstriet Ccnstruc-
tion Corporation TO Samuel Ross and Ahuer b.
Ferguson. trustees to secure A. NJ. Bosse. SJlee'
5 years. 81 per cent seni-anntialy.
Square ssl-Lot z; William Shields e Ak. to John
g. Larner and John 4. Hamilton. trustees. 20
secure the Washington Loan and Trust C0mrany,
$50 years fer cent. seni-annually
Columbia Heights-West half Of lot g. block s.;
lot "A and part CT lot 81. block s. Edith L.
Bliss ct viz 90 the Washington Loan and frist
Company, Trustee. to secure Equitable Co-oIsFa-
tive building Association $ CO.
Square loi9-Iot {; Maurice j. Collius et III. 70
Edmond Fitzgerald and John J. Fesan trustees.
to secure Enterprise Serial Building Association,
$3.50.
Interest IN estate Of John p. L:npold deceased
John LipDoid to Percg McGlue and Howard
Norm, trustees. 10 seclre George l. Berger $50.
on demand. per cent. eni-annually.
Square lsLot =; John Mccarthy e Tx. to William
A. lin and Rignad " Beall trustees to
cure w. Wallace Ghiswell ana Harry A. Kite.
500. months. itr cent per aHnum
Meridian Hiil-Les 2, block Is: Maggie J. Tragpr
20 Ernegs L. Schmidt ard George n. Emmsrieh.
tTGgtees to se7re German American Builaissg
Association. Si.oo0
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IMPRESSIONS OF FAUST"
AS SEEN BY MICKEY RYAN

steps up to her just like our ieadin' K
street Washers. and gives her der eye,
but she truns him down, and beats It
TO choich
But tn devil knows wimmin better
dan Faust. so he buys a box full of
ioO'lry and such junk. and tells Faust
to leave 1t on Maggies doorstep, where
she'll be sure ter ind IL after choieh is
out
Sure enough, Maggie falls for the
jools andShangs lot Of beads on her
self, and Faust comes an ketches her
at II. She purtended TO be s'prised to
hear the jools are for her, but she knew
II all the time, you bet. T any rate.
she hangs onto EN-. and that makes
Faust pretty solid. so she invites him
inter tn house
but when Maggie's brother, ST. Valen-
tine. comes home from the armory, where
he has been drillin sojers. he trOws
Faust out OF tn house. but the devil is
there ter help Faust. and s'help me If
dey don't Kill dis st. Valentine.
I gotter bit twisted in the plot about
dis time, and couldn't unnerstan why
Maggie got pinehed an put in jail, when
il wuz Faust that otter bin there, and
when I asked de guy mex ter me, ne
only said 'Sh-h-h, so l can't tel you
much more 'cept that Faust and tn
devil come 10 the jail ter see how Mag
gle is takin' il. and try TO get her ter
go below with them, l wuz a-blub-
BERN about dis time. fer fear Maggie
was goin' to get II handed ter her some
more. but. thank goodness, some angels
came along. an Maggie started up to
Heaven Wild EN-, just in time.
Of II
Has, and grabbed Faust BY tn arm
and tn floor begun TO sink wild EN-. so
| beat If, t'inkin' tn ten-twent -thirt
was the place fer me.
And say, I could hardly follow IN
plot, becuz OF tn hollerin all de actors
KEEP up. At de las dey holler louder
dan ever. but dere WIZ need for Mag
gle TO becuz she hadn't made no bargain
wild tn devil, like Faust
wat d YOU tink OF dis grand operay,
anyhow"
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Il had de saddles time of me young
life las night" said Mickey. in reply to
the question as to why he looked SO
"grouchy."
you see" continued Mickey me
friend, tn doorkeeper of the Nashnai
Tee-ayter, Civ me a pass, an | went in
just TO get out of tn rain which is maxim
these June nights look like tn rainy sea-
son In South Africky.
Il sildn' have no line on tn piece they
wuz pIayin but nobody on tn stage said
nuthin'. only KEEP on yelling louder and
louder, till I asked de guy mex ter me
if they was all in wild de cramps.
"He said NO. it wuz grand operay.
but ] made UP my min to stick throo and
see what wuz comm of.
"De guy mex to me tipped me Off TO a
bunch OF hot air while / wuz smokin' a
dope stick after de foist act. OATS how
| know what tn game wuz about.
at seems this Faust guy wuz dead
one. and liable to crOak mos any minnit,
and like ali dem Of Oslerites, he lets up a
howl for his lost youth. Funny dey snit
satisfied to live DER lives and give some
one else chanst. amt It?
We'll, den. as dis guy Wuz Aetting out
his moan ] wuz scairt nearly stif when
big pun OF red smoke WIZ set off, and
the devil STAINS right up in front Of dis
Faust and Faust he's scairt. too
Pretty soon dey dope out frame-up
fer Faust ter be young again and live
another life. but dere's a string tied to
IT, with hunch that tn devil is to get
his soul when he shuffles of. Dere's a
girl named Maggie. ! didn't ketch de las
name. a sweet-iooklng doll, with straw
colored hair. and a funny SEWN ma
chine, which my fren' called spinnin
wheel
DE sight of this skirt makes Faust
fall for the devils frame-up. and Faust
steps behind a screen and takes of Dc
false lilaes he had stuck on his face. and
comes out In a swell suit and a pair Of
lady's stockins
An then. stead Of calm on de goil
he waits for her on the street corner, and
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Saturday, June II, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.
rrIrE ANDERSON


No. 29ss. Hoover vs. Hoover: time 10 take test
mcny limited Attorneys. +. S. Paiadini-G. P.
Hoover
No. 2s7f0. Lewis "a Tribby e. al: time extended.
Attorney W. C.. Gariiner-0. z. N. Brown, Z. p.
Shelby. and J. T. Laskey.
No. $3.50 DuEsn vs. Sparks; order 10 pay GER
tain debt and reference to auditor. Attorneys. ".
E. Ambrose and V. L. DOdge-R. T. Downing and
@. A. Berry.
No. 9lA Han vs. Hall; slimony ordered paid.
Attorneys. c. Carrington--T. G. Taylor.
No. 2s5Sa. Heath Us. Mckim; appearance Of alb
sent defendants ordered, Aterneys Lester s Price.
No. 27o5 Tucker va. Tucker; decree for alimouy
vacated and rule vacated. Attornegs. c. H. Hemans
and J. L. Pugh-J. L. Nein and I. 81. King.
no. 2sl15. Phillips vs.. Croker: Guy H. Johnson
ard ]. b. Archer appointed trustees 70 sell bond,
5000
No. gss2 Wilson vs.. Wilson; rule returnabic
June II. Attorneys. P. W. Hisby-F. A. Fenpins
and B. W. Parker
No. G56i. swan rs SWIM: certain costs ordered
paid Attorneys. P. W. Frisoy-s d. Truitt and
". J. Neale.
No. H2is. Forrest vs. Forrest; decree Of January
2, 1903. modified, and reference TO auditor. Attor-
neys. w 6. Gardiner-D. W. O'Donoghue.
Assignments fo- June lS;
No. 20. Din IS. Adriaans. Attorneys 0'Dono-
ghue-Archer. Smith. Giles & BraDdenbHg.
No. rs Ames IS. Tyler. Attorneys. Diggs-tiert-
man & Ridout
10. 2s. Hurley Us. Hurley. Attorneys, CARING
ton-English.
No ri. BENJAMIN IA Benjamin. Attorneys. Du-
vall-BenjaInsn
70 20 Rhodes va Rhodes Attorneys. Caring
ton-Hestnnelle<.
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FIRST PASTOR WELCOMED.

Church Holds Recep-
tiOn for Rev. II. h. Thompson.
Amid palms and banks Of brilliant red
roses. the congregation OF Sherwood Pres
byterian Church gave a reception to its
first pastor. Rev Thomas Berthier
Thompson. on Friday evening in odd Eel
lows Hall, Twentieth street and Rhode
Island avenue northeast
After al present had greeted Mr..
Thompson and had listened 10 a few
words Of welcome delivered By Arthur w.
Beer and responded TO by the new minis
ter. the following programme was rem
dered:
Instrumental duet. shower e Stars paul wschsl
Ain- J. p Benfer snd Miss Hattie Rookwoed ;
encore. March Ronaine' G0lnodl
What Beams SO Bheht"' the Woodbridge Quartet
CAisssrs. Anen, Cook, Ensel. and Loyel encore.
Sailing"
Humorous recitation, Miss Edith HELPS Thing
Aloag' Bret Hsrtei. Mis- Marie Redwood !;
encore. MARY Ann"
Vocal solo. Memoir PARKS. Mrs. Manchester;
accVmpauis. Mrs. zimmerman Enccre. Mighty
Like a Rose"
Song II I Had thousand Lives to Live" Miss
Eva Brown; aecmpauist Miss Hitz. Encore,
Beautiful Garden Il Roses.
Male quartet, "Forsaken.' MessTS Allen. Cook En-
gel, and Lore lWoodridge Quartet enc0rc. The
Cruel Man and the Beetle"
Brief addresses were made by two visit
ing ministers. Rev. c. c. Waite. OF the
Mount Rainier Christian Church. and Rev
D. b. Miller, of the Memoria! If. r.
Church, OF LangdoD. ID. c.
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my beloved! o gladstone heart He
surely is my love,'
She bends over very low and falls
into the Rhine.
In 1921 poet, the Count Won Loe-
ben. wrote a poem on the same sub
ject. Two years afterward, Heine
took the motive OF the opening
stanzas. and then imagined his own
fantastical version.
The Lorelei. or Lurlei. rock rises
between St Goar and Oberwesei 40
feet above the Rhine. In 1851 Il was
prosaieally tunneied. The Nibelun-
gen are said to have buried in the
thirteenth century their treasures
in the river at the base of the rock.
and in the sixteenth and seven
teenth centuries the rock was
haunted by ghosts. Possibly the
celebrated echo had something to do
with the popular belief
List apostrophized the fair Lore
lei: Thou hast come back, men
say, into this old world In which
We tarry. and thou art now known
as the Ideal Thou art invisible TO
the crowd, but the poet sees thee
he sees thee. he hears thee" &C.
The beautiful music Of Die Lore
lei was written by Franz List in
1871. when he was living with the
Princess Carney Sayn- Wlttgenstein
and her childen on the Rhine isle.
Nonnenwerth. The songs and su-
perstitions of the Rhine moved him
20 compose many songs and instru-
mental compositions concerning
these superstitions.
Die Lorelef' was published in
1s43 as a separate song. il was
published in 1866 in a volume with
six other songs by Heine, with
music by List The composer
wrote 10 the princess December IS.
1860. I have decided to orches-
trate half dozen of Schubert's
songs and also three OF mine
Mignon.' Loreiei. and the Drei
Zigeuner. Don't scold me too Sc
verely. / beg OF you, most infinitely
dear one. for these exhibitions OF
idleness. You know the habergeon
is made link by link" In a letter
written to Won Buelow from Rome.
List characterized the little scores
of ''Mignon" and "Lorelei" as toys"
Heine was born OF Jewish par
ents at Dusseldorf, on December 10.
1893. and died at Paris on February
Il. 1856. He studied law and took
his degree in 1926. He afterward
lived at Lauburg. Berlin. and Nun
ich. but in 1880 he settled in Paris,
supporting himself by his literary
labors. and dwelt there until his
death.
From 1887 10 the overthrow Of
Louis Philippe in 1s4S, he enjoyed
a pension of $500 francs from the
French government As poet
He:ne is remarkable for the sim
plicity and pathos Of many OF his
lyric pieces. His power of wit and
raillery were also great. but he
often transgressed the bounds of
propriety and decorum. Skepticism
and oversensuousness are promi-
nent characteristics. During the
latter years of his life he suffered
great agony from a spinal com
plant. which confined him almost
constantly to bed.
The Press" Company
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James Altman to the United Stats Of Amsrcs,
N5l2s0
Rhode Island Avenue TeTTsce-Squors s3is lot !:
Dura F. Richmond ct yir TO Alexander J.
Schwarz $40.
L4nier Heights-Lot ia Hugh c. Duffy ct W. 10
Mcfachlcn Banking Corporation. SO
rwentv-sixth street and Virgins avenue northwest.
Square s. lots 81. IS and =; The Washington
Loan and Trust Company, trustee. &c The Wash
ingtOn Loan and Trust Company S. 100.
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Naval Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
Lieut.. o. F. COOPER. placed upon the retired list
Of officers Of the navy from June I, 1910
Ensign J. E. POND, detached duty Petrol: 70
Naval Hospital. Mare Island. Cal, for obserzs-
ton and treatment
Ensign A. c. WILHELM. detached duty West Viz
ginia; TO duty Petrol
Ensign H. V. McRTTTRICK, detached duty Mont
gomery; 10 duty Louisiana
Aidshipnan W. y. RICHARDSON. Jr.. detached
duty Virginia; to duty South Carolina.
Midshipman H. V. McCABE. detached duty VIZ
giniai to duty South Carolina.
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The 'LoreIei," one of the prettiest
and most popular of ali German
songs, was written by Heinrich
Heine, the German poet, in 1923. 1t
was first published the following
year in Geseilschafter. Dozens of
TRANSACTIONS of the poem into Eng
lish have been printed AT various
times, but the above, by Charles
Godfrey Leland. seems 10 retain
more fully than any other the beau
tiful sentiment expressed by Heine.
The story OF the Lorelei may be
said to have been invented by Glenn
ems Brentano. who in 1902 whote a
legend which may be paraphrased
in English prose as follows:
An enchantress lived at Baeha-
rach. near the Rhine: she was beau
tifui and tender and she drew all
hearts toward her. Many men in all
the country round about were de-
stroyed through love for her; there
was no safeguard against her spells
and chains.
The bishop summoned her before
the holy tribunal. Her beauty was
such that he gave her absolution.
Deeply moved. he said to her:
Poor Lorelei, who led you into the
practice OF black magic?'
Put me 10 death, o my lord bish-
op; for am tired of life Alas, all
men that look on me arc lost. Ny
eyes are two flames; my arm is
q magic wand. Throw me into the
flames: strike me with the rod Of
Justice"
But I cannot sentence you until
you tell me why now my heart IS
burning. set on fire by you; nor can
] beat you with the rod of justice,
o fair Lorelei. because I should thus
break my own poor heart"
MY lord bishop. do not wiekedly
mock me, a wretched woman. Beg
God to pardon me. / cannot longer
live; I love no one; I wish to die; in
search Of death I came TO you. My
beloved has deceived me; he has
turned away from me; he has gone
10 a far distant country. Eyes now
tender and now Wild. cheeks red
and white, gentle and modest words
In these is my magic circle I
ought to perish. All. / am so heart
sick, When ] see my own face,
griev.ng. ] fain would die. Mete
out justice, that I may die a Chris
tlan death. Since he has left me,
there is nothing left"
The bishop orders three knights
to come before him: Take her TO
the convent. Go. Lore! May God
have pity on your folly, You should
be nun. a little nun all white and
black. TO learn on earth The way OF
the last journey"
The three knights ride toward the
convent. and the beautiful LoreleI is
with them.
Let me go up this rock. Q
knights; / wish to see for the last
time the castle of my beloved;
wish to see once more the deep
Rhine; then I'll go to the convent
and become Gods maiden"
The rock is very steep. but she
climbs It and is soon at the top,
The poor girl says: "A boat is on
the river; the boatman should be
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ma followinc transfer IS made:

Inc following lIdlSIcA Is utduc+
Private Roy II. sommers. Company If, Second In
fantry. to Hospital Corps.
The following named enlisted men viii
be honorably discharged from the Ma
tional Guard upon the receipt of this
order by the commanding officer Of their
company:
Own spllieation-Corp. Theodore Martin, Com
pany D. First separate Battalion. Private Joseph
D. Piper. Company A. First Separate Battalion
Private William E. Lilly. Company D. First Sepa-
rate Battalion.
Removal from the District-Priyate jose G. Bal
boa Company c. First Infantry; Corp. Edgar l.
While, Company I. First Infantry, Private Ernest
]. Weaver, Company X First Infantry; Private
Howard C. Foster Company K. First Infantry
Private. Alexander r. Holmes. Company J.. First
Infantry: Private John ID. blair. Company X First
Infantry: Private Harry l. ScTuggs. Company L.
First Infantry Private William r. Kelly. Company
L. First Infantry SeTgt- Conway B0teler. Company
b. Second Infantry; Private John i. Morris, Com
pany r. Second Infantry; Private James s. Norris
Company B, Second Infantry, Private George T.
King. Company F. Second Infantry.
Certificate Of disability-pTivate Edward Chisholm
Company B. First Separate Battalion; Private
Charles II. Robinson. Company d. First Separate
Bsttalion
The following named enlisted men will
be discharged without honor from the
National Guard of the District of Column
bla, on receipt of this order by the COM
manding officer of their respective COM
panies. on account of being continuously
absent without leave from their COM
mands for more than three months. Act
of Congress approved February Is, 1903:
Private Harry Z. Bell, Company K First Infan-
Try; Private Robert kiby. Company B. Second
Infantry.
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No 273 Bliss IS Martin. Attorney. DgTall.
No "a. Guerra vs. Jones. AttoFneys. White d
Fiyun-Ciertman.
No III Hibbs vs. Hibbs. Att0neys Webb &
Poster.
No. rs Chambers Va SrUther. Attorneys, Mar
tin Wiihams-Gaskins.
Ne. 10 Rhodes IS Gmgon. Attorneys, Hendry-
Rothsclid.
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Criminal Court NO. 4.

JUSTICE GOULD
United States IS George R. Willard: robbery /;
verdict. not guilty Defendants attorneys. w. J.
Lambert and r. Il. Yestman.
Assignments for Monday. June H.
Urited States rs. Charles W. Blakeney.
United States rs. Jose Baibaa.
United States rs. Charles Gordon.
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One On Mamma.

From the Chicago Tribune
'Gwendolen. I suppose some worthless
young duke Is going to take you to the
theater this EVENING""
Yes. mamma, I'm going with brother
George tonight.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Estate Of Barbara Kottmznn; viii dated January
q 1see. fled
Estate Of Eva s. Leonard: petition for letters
testamcntsTI. Attorney. F. G. Coldren.