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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Elliot street northeast, between Maryland avenue
and stree,-Square iC2s, lot ll3: Henry A
CasreI 60 TX. 70 Violet B. Warleld SO.
Fifteenth street northwest, between / and N
streets-oQuare "a. l0t ID. parts II lots 6 and : .
George ID. Watr0ls ct ". to Oracle K Rich
auis SO
Fifteenth street northwest. between L ard NJ
streets-Square "a lot d and parts of lots
and I. Grace K. Richards 70 Z, T. James and
Matilda James SIC
Near Eleventh street and Florida svrnue no-4b.
east-Square ej6 lot Is: George 7. C7earv et w.
% Sarah Clcary, 500
Sixth street southwest between I ard X sfrae.s-
Square i9s, Tlrts ot lots L and Il: Patrick
Holeran 20 Alice Slater Kehoe. SO
so y street. sCutheest-Sguare s2i lot q. isabel
Shelton HaskIus 10 Annie McIAne Shelton e
a., SO.
Rsnc-Lot Is. block d: Agnes E. Smith Ct viz to
FranSfoTd @ spansh0tt and Comelia A. sTan-
shott. SO.
Twelfth street northeast between and B-sousre
so8 lot ~ Frank Tueo1y ct VI 10 Bmma Jane
as Twenty seJerth street nrthwest-S1uare /. pan
Of lot Is; Norris Wolf 10 Louis Bremen. $40.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Iot o. square 3: Eliza
II. Alexander to Apoilinn " Blair SO
Columbia Hei6hts-Lot r. block q George NJ. slve
ct 10 Frank Slye, SO
Hanover place northwest near North Capitol stree
square OH. lots e. 10 e.; John a. Muir to Peter
Fersneer, SO.
r ittsanL tlh4is-IdEt n lot =, William n RsuIeT
ct 10 Emile Berliner So
Pleasant Plains-Part # lot q; John P. Henrilues
ct ux. 20 William II. Rapley. SO
Petworth near Kansas avenue and Allison street
Square SOS, lot s; Nellie n. L. jenkins et viz
% Jennie L. Abbott. SO
Thlrty-dfth street northwest near r street e,,,,
1874. lot nc; Jacob " Stein 10 Leopold Pam
garteu. SO.
street northwest, near z s.reet-Souar,
l2si, 10; 2i5i Jacob II. Stein to Anton Zichtl.
St.
Seventh and VI streets northwest-Square as. west
part OF lOt Q: Leopold Baumgarfen q nv a.
Jacob ". Stein. SO
Saui's Additon-Square z0s. lot u; James B. Hen
dcTE0n. et ux. % Ralph /. tral1 s5El
Columbia Heights-Ilots IS TO 50. block 90. Harry
b. Wilson. ct Tx, 70 Thomas Bones SO
Columbia Heights-Lots 70 20 3d. block 30; Thomas
Bones 20 Harry B. Wilson and Harry A. Asd
man. Sc.
Newark street-Clareand perk, part o. uuy1bll
Tided portion; William L. Browning ct ux. 70
Arthur 3. Famham So
Addition to lie Droit Park-Lot 10 block y; Ed /
SIC
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uele. 500. years. 6 Per sent. ssmi annually.
Square H16-lot g Ew0od Neither q II. and
Eva Ice Riley e. w. % William h. I'd
m0ust0u ard Elmer 4. Ramey, trustees. 20
Mary A. Duffy. 5000. years. S per cent semi
annually.
square 49-Parts II lets z ard a; AHcs Sister
Kchos % William J. Fathers and Milton =
allies trustees. 10 secure John VI. Jones. $50.
years. PER cent. semi annually.
Reno-L0t D block IS; Fnnkfgd G. sp8rsh1tt
and Come.ia A. Sparshott TO o. Z. NJ Brown
aud Thomas II. lesger trustees. 70 secure Agnes
F. smith, $50. mgathlY payments. pcr cent
prr auum.
Columbia Hsights-IOt So. block :, Lu'E Afay
Witk0wssi e vir 20 O p. NJ Brown and
Thomas H. Yeager, trustees, % secln George
o. Ialbdr1t. $40. 70 3 months. per cent
seuiarmally
Brightwood Pars-Io.s 81 20 s.. IN block 8: Diler
Z. Gr0f q 10 GeorEp " Emulr-lch and
Douglass s. MackaM. trustees 20 SECURE Wash
irgtan Six Per Cent Permanent Building As
socIa;iau 060
Square Welt S.: Marie I. Chase 70 Edred 4;
Davis and George O. Gertmann, trustees. 60
SECURE g. Maitland Piper, $50, ysars. per
ccut seniaunuaIy.
Square 1U6-L0t 50, Charlotte T. Pat,n-son e. VIZ
70 John r. Duncan and Edwin crane trustees
10 secure Man Crane. 10W. monthly payments
PER cent per auuum.
George Tuiesdell's Addition % Washineton-Lo. u
square. {, Jay F. Bancroft e Tx 10 Isaac r.
Bryant and Charles II. shafer. trustees 10 e.
cure Proctor L. Douglsrty. $50. monthly paw
UantE
Square i55-Psrt q lot :: Samuel F. shsrrstts 2.
uN. et al. % National savings and Trust Com
p2ny, trustee. % secure American Security and
Trust COMPANY S.S75. . yrsH, Der cent semi
EnrGailr
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Psr1 II 20.
]. block u, Margaret Long e. VIZ b Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company trustee, 70 Sc
cure Equitable COOPERATIVE Building Assocla-
ton. 500.
Square lH9-Lots 10 and Il: Robert H. Mcneil Fl
uK. and J. l. Council % Il. Bradley Davidson
and Charles ". Warden trustees to secure
james Trtnbls. $3.50 ; years. s Ter cent semi
annually
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Pleasant Plai-s-Part Of lot g. in John Sherman :
subdiyi-i.1, Emile Berliner to Thomas NJ. Gale
and William J. Brown trustees. 10 secure John
7. 1cniques. a.34 monthly payments, per
cent semtannually
SQUARE 5olS, lot 6-Iennie T Abbott ct vir to VII
liam II. Saunders and Thomas 7. WOODWARD
trustees. 10 secure Wilmot W. Trew. 50 900 8
years, per cent, semi-annuaIly
Columbia Hcights-LOts IS to 80 block 20. Usr~v
b. Wilson and Harry Wardman to B Francis
saul and Walter +. Hilton, trustees. TO secure
Harry NJ Ellis. 22.a0 3 years 5ls per cent
semi-annually. Trust $3.50 on each lott
Cleveland Park-PaTt Of unsubdivided portion; Ar
thur b. Famham ct TX. to National Savings and
Trust Company. trustee, 10 secure American Sc
cllrity ard Trust Company. 500. ; years, per
cent. Scmi-amually
Cleveland Park-Part Of the unsuhdivded portion
same to William 4 Hill and Bates Wares,
trustees. 10 secure William l.. Browning g 40
monthly payments per cent per annnm
bingham Place-Lot 3. block {: Andrew d. Wash
lng'on e. TX. 10 Thomas Walker and James F.
Sundy. trustees " secure Clarence IL De-
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate Of II. Morgan Robinson order granting
letters OF administration to Isabel B. Robinson and
Phillips L. GoldsborOugh bond. s6,Ooo Attorney.
F. s HILL
Estate q Robert r. Fortune: order 70 comuro-
mise. Attorneys. J. Med. Darlington and T. Ii.
Patterson.
Estate of Arthur \, Mccormick; order granting
letters Of administration % Blanche VI. Mccormick
bond 500. Attorney. q. + Hayel.
Estate OF William l. Agnew order granting let
ters Of administration 30 Alice \. AgneE. bond
500 Attorneys, Douglas Baker & Sheriff..
Estate Of Elizabeth T, Wood. order for transfer
Of stocks. Attorney, A. y. DIvau.
Estate q James 3. Rejects; petition Tor letters
q administration q. b. n. C Z q. Attorney. +. A.
fleming.
Estate Of Frauziska I1tz; petition for letters tes
tame stary Attorney. F. y. Blackstone
Estate Of Frank ". johnson. order to surrender
pawn ticket Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
Estate Of Rosa g. simms. Will dated March 5,
1903 fled.
Estate Of joseph Hini wiz dated July 8, ls5,
fled.
Estate of jeremiah @ Lu: petition for letters
testamentary. Attorneys. B. F. Leighton and W s.
Jones,
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court or Appeals.

Assignment for January u.
Nos. 5S5 $50, and 5S7. William Rogers limited vs.
International Silver Company Attorneys. .D-len
Warfeld, and DUeIl-SiitcheI.
No 60i. Scott ct al vs. Cruise Attorpevs Rrock
Philip & Rice.
No. 6h Ricklinghausen vs Dempster Atto--
neys, Varied & Ddel-Dayis & Lunt-
Nos 6E. 6C5 and 6Ca Stanton vs. Howe. et al
Attorneys, Emery-Dodge
No 6l6 Illinois Match Coznpauv vs p-r.,-,su
Attorneys, Parker Butler
No. 6l2 IN re application Of TIE Seamless Rub
Der Company. Attorneys APpleman-Nyhirshead.
No. Oh McIlhennys Son vs. New iberia Extract
Of Tahasco Pepper Company. Attorneys. Church AZ
ChWch-Waiton.
No Ga Healey, assignee, vs.. Iuwcod Ct a. At
tBTneys. DaTi5-Phelps
No. 6l6 Oakes 10 Young. AttUneys Bacon
Pagelsen.
Nos 6I7 and 5IS Crescent Oil COMPANY =. Rob
inson < Son Company. Attorneys, Minturn 4
WOcTnCT-StCWaT q Cross.
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Circuit Court No. I.
JTSTTCE WRIGHT

No. 1887. Wilson Ct al. vs Sn0u tins. - ala
transcript extended, Attorneys c. F.. CanIyi-I. I
Darlington and W. r. Nlattinzly
No sd. United states vs.. Potomac Granite
Co. e. al Judgment by default vs. Empire state
Surety 60. Attorney, ID. ". Baker.
No 5l0N. Merillat ct al. vs. Criupins. motto,
for trial fled. Attorueyy NJ 7 C,o1ts-t "a
n. n. RichardsOn-W t. Lester.
No 5llll Null vs.. Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
ephone Company; urOr withdrawn and leave IN
plaintiff TO amend declaration. Attorneys. J p.
NeNAA non Maddox & Gatley-R r. Perry & Son.
No 5oS) birmingham IS. CAPITAL Trac4ior, Gem
pany; motion Tor new trial fled. ATTORNEYS " I
Lambert and r. Il. Ieatman-R r. Perry & Son
and g. T. Dunlop.
Assignment for to-day:
No q Null vs.. Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company ATTORNEYS AIcNabo, 80 49,
* Gatley-PerTy & Son.
-, 10 -, Douglas vs. Davis ct al. Attorneys JEFF
ford a Douglas-MaokalI & str.sr,rrs-
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Tes. Two-cent Fnre In

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Charleston, w. Va, Jan. 10.-Briefs
were fled to-day IN the Supreme Cour,
of Appeals by Attorney General ConIav
in the Coal and Coke Railway Companv
case to test the State 2-cent passenger
fare law, which was appealed by the
State following Judge Burdett's decision
last June declaring the law unconstitu-
tional. conhscatory. and discriminatory
The case Will be argued January ..
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DRY, Petitions Circulated

Special 70 The Washington Herald
stanton, Va, Jan. 10.-Petitions for
Statewide prohibition are being circu-
lated in stanton, Harrisonburg. lynch
burg, and other cities, and are getting
numerous signatures. The petitions asks
the legislature TO allow the people Of
Virginia 10 vote on Statewide prohibit
ton, and may be presented next week
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Equity Suits.

No 213 Thadderis W. OTme vs. Harry orme,
maintenance and injunction. Attorney Wilton ].
Lambert
No. Eo57. Elmer T. Hunt IS Charlrs T. Arnold:
appointment 4 reCHiTer. Injunction. dissolution a
partnership, and accounting. Attorney. Wilson q
Bsrksdsle
No. 1903 Alfred NJ ElWeIl ~ W. J. Newton
and George ?. Newton 20 appoint trustee. At
tOFuey. Leo P. Harlow
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Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Nc. Z44. Travers vs. TTaFeTS. charging real es-
tate held By trustee with lien. Attorneys Z A.
Newman, c. H Stanley, T. BeaU, Hamilton &
Colbert and COTdRn & Go1Uan
No. @s5. orme Va OTnei rule az 70 ElimonY
returnable January "A Attorney. ". J. Lambert
No lO45. Werlich Us. Riggs; reference to audi
tor and auditors report Of May 49, 1872, ratified
Attorney Samuel Maddox.
No lHlL McCheny vs.. same; same. Attorney
Samuel Maddox.
No. @a. Hunt vs. Arnold; rule as 10 receiver
rrtuTnable January Is Attorneys Wilson & Bsyzs-
dale
Assignments for January IL
No. ll2 Heffrun vs. HeffrUn Attorneys. Toonev
Wilson.
No. li9. Schultz IS Stems Attorneyg. Am
brose HaIiow-Stephens.
No. II. Williamson vs.. Davidson. Attornevs
stets0n-Suivsn
No. lZl Pickford rs Talbot Attorneys Mad.
dox & Davis-Ridout
No IL Leary vs.. LeaTy Attorneys, Mcneil
Dau, Peyser & Taylor
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COMMISSION MEN GATHER.
Several Hundred Delegates Assemble
at Norfolk for Convention.

AZ HoTASAk TOT convention.
Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Jan. 10-Several hundred
delegates and visitors to the eighteenth
annual convention Of the National
League Of Commission Merchants, ar
rived here tonight. most Of them coming
in by the way of Baltimore, aboard a
specially chartered steamer. They come
from twenty-seven OF the big cities of
the country. Following their arrival. an
Informal reception was held at the Mon
ticello The business Of the convention
Will not commence until Tuesday.
Those here for the convention will not
devote their time exclusively to bust
ness. Local commission merchants and
business organizations are looking cut
for their entertainment.
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V. o. Int Passes AVN

Special to The Washington Herald
Danville, Va, Jan. l0.-V. O. TATE
aged thirty-four years. who has been
employed here by the Standard Oil Com
p6ny, died yesterday at General Hos
pital He leaves a wife and several
children.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. 6i6 In Te John g. Slater; adjudication and
references.
No. 81. In re J. c. Ergood & Co rule set for
January l. lol0.
No SO. In re Alfred Mayer; adjudication and
reference
No Sol. IN re Thomas z. wagFaman; referees
commission ordered paid.
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District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No Ell In re payment Il damages n, account 4
changes IN grade: order fixing compensation q can
mission
No So In r. opening Il alley in square 1913
order finally 7tifyng and confirming verdict of jury.
No. SO United States IS ore barrel q evap1rated
eggs Judgment q coade7nnatioR
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Pulaski CoupIe Wed.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. Jan 10-David T. Ag-
new and Miss Alvah Watson, both of
Pulaski, were married here to-day By
Rev Arthur ROwvothan, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church Of this city.
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Lawsuits.

No. 5E75. George c. Wilson vs Chaplin SACKS
Manufacturing Company damages. $4,000. Attor-
neys. f. 5. Bailey and Tucker & KENYON.
No. 52s6, Wesley E. Ciey rs, The Werner Com
pany; account. 81 s0i52 Attorneys, Douglass &
Baker.
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Mrs. w. L. Wilson nena

Danville, Va, Jan. IO-Mrs. Emma
Wilson, wife of W. l. Wilson. died yes
terday after q brief Illness. She was
thirty-iye years Of age and leaves a
husband and several children.
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Equity Court No. .
JIsTICE RARNARn-

JUSTICE BAkNARD
No. EoA. harrington vs.. Harrington et al. an.
peaTUnCe q absent defendant ordered Attcr,s,g
\. d. Smith-A. b Webb
No. 94l2. Hamilton ct al vs. FendaU 81 al =,
order approving trustees account, and order for
commission 10 issue
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Circuit Court No. 2.
Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No &752 United States vs. William Gates;
house breaking and larceny; plea not guilty; sen
fenced 10 penitentiary for ! year and months.
No. 2677S. United States vs. Charles ". Por-
Ter. Jr; seduction; plea not guilty.
No. 1872 United States vs.. Charles c. Pleasant.
grand larceny; plea guilty; sentenced 10 penitepiag
for years.
No. 8l66 United States vs. same; zane; nolle
pros.
No S7s5, United States vs., Fritz Young; grand
larceny plea not guilty; sentenced to Jail for six
months.
No a7Oe United States rs. HaTy Garrett; house
breaking verdict guilty
Ne. 8777. United States VS. Edward Moore: grand
larceny, trial.
Assignments Cor January II.
United States vs. James d. Ryan.
United states vs.. George Washington.
United States vs. Walter Clay.
United States vs.. William II. Coates
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Criminal Court No. 2.
ITsTICE sTAFFORD-

No. 1855 IN re estate Of Melinde H. Smith;
Jury sworn and respited. Attorneys, William g.
Johnson-Ioserh Burkart and ]. Altheus JohHson-
Assignment for to-day:
In ne estate Maria Moore.
No. 2 Lyon vs. Willard Hotel Company Al
t1rueys pTeutiss-Hsmilton & Colbert
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No. rs. Hags rs District Of Columbia Atior-
neys. Montague MoFisrity- ThOmAs
No. 27l. Gleason vs.. Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys. Mcnamara & Huidekoper-Hamil-
ton & Mather.
No 7l3 Oliver vs.. PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys, Worth
ington, Head Fraey-AicKenney a flannery.
No 20. Miller Kopp Cut Stone 90. We. Diamond
Stone-Brick Co. Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatmsn-
]. II. Heyden.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 1918 National Mortar Company vs.. South
ern Construction Company; on trial Attorneys,
p. NJ Brown and L. Il. Guy-W. D. Davidge.
No. 1882. Griffith vs. Metropolitan Life Insur-
anee COMPANY; time 10 submit bill Of exceptions
extended Attorneys. J. Il. Wilson. jr.. and Z. T.
Pratt-BerTy a Minor and II. Is. Rowland.
No 1888 RineharJ W. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company; commission ordered 20 issue Attof-
neys, +. $. Perry Hamilton & Colbert
Assignments for to-day.
No g. Kieny ". Altemus Attorneys, Archer /
Smith-Lambert
No. 10. Carter vs. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company Attorneys. Clinkseales & Scott
W, J. Lambert.
No s. Wilson IS Gillette. ct al Attorneys
Andrews-Aukam.
No. 1884, Hanes vs.. Southern Railway Company
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon Blair ThOm-Ham-
ilton. Colbert. Ycrkes & Hamilton
40. ia Block vs.. Keller. Attorneys. Wolf &
Roeenborg-Dar, PeyseT & Taylor
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INCREASED LICENSE VOTE.
Liquor interests Conducted Quiet but
vigorous Campaign in st. Aibnus.

st. Adams, March In this city the
license people conducted n quiet but
vigorous and effective campaign,
leaving nothing undone to ensure the
success of their cause. Last year the
license majority was but 90 while this
year II was almost triple being 239.
A significant feature was the paying
up Of the taxes Of about nifty delin-
auents, who were behind from one to
three years
The union ticket was with one ex-
teption elected throughou J. II. Ma
honey. chief Of police, who was the
union nominee for constable and tax
collector was defeated by the present
incumbent, George J. Barrette. who
ran Independently and won by the
narrow majority OF two votes. 1t was
understood tonight that Mr., Mahoney
would contest the election and ask
for recount
The various articles in the warnins
were oil voted and include the follow
ing: Appropriating $1,000 for free bod.
for the poor sick and injured at the
| St. Adams hospital: $40 for the Ole
Cemetery association; $500 for TIE s.
Adams Free Library; exempting from
taxation for 10 years Of the Manufac
turing plant OF =. Z. sullivan and alsC
exmpting from taxation the member
Of the st. Adams fire department ant
of Company h. Vermont Nationa
Guard.
The newly elected offers are: Mayor
Selden G. Greene; clerk and treasurer
Il. Melvin hopkins; constable. Georg'
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WHITE RIVER ON RAMPAGE
twenty Pethel Families Driven from
Their HOmes-SOme Rescued by
Bonts-ItecOrd Mark Touched.

Bethel. March 1.-The ice went out
OF the White river at this place
at ago O'Clock yesterday after
noon. For four hours before this the
dwellers on River street and on the other
lower streets of the village we're in
state of anxiety not easily imagined
A lam from up the river came down at
12:3o o'clock and covered half the length
of the solid mass of thick ice in the
mill pond Of the Bethel Electric Light
and Power company Part Of this was
ice which piled up six weeks ago at the
time of the January thaw.
The water was never so high III the
White river as for an hour or more yes
terday Afternoon, and the fate OF River
street was known to depend on an early
breaking away OF the thick ice.
Fortunately the large deposit of Ice in
the Gay Electric Light and Power
companys pond six miles above here
did not come down, although usually the
ice at Gaysvile goes out first
As many as twenty families vacated
their houses. and will find them very
damp on their return as the cellars IT
most cases were full of water. Thre,
members OF the family of Antonio
Fun,aKalN we're rescued In boat by
Howard Gray and Fred Hayes after the
water had suddenly surrounded their
| home.
| Work at the Woodbury. stone shet
| ceased at II: go o'clock, the power station
having been disabled by the rising water
The Bethel Electric Light & Power com
pany had intended to blast on: the ic'
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OF Pennsylvania to-day introduced
bill fixing the salary of the chief tlIs-
tee of the Supreme Court al $4,000,
associate justices at $1,000. circuit
Judges at $4,000 and United States
district judges at $4,000.
A delegation of New York attorneys
headed by former Senator Spooner IS
advocating the proposed Increases.
Mr.. Moon supports the bill on the
ground that United States judgeS re-
ceive only about one-fourth of the sal
aries paid in Europe and incumbents
Of the supreme bench in this country
receive but fractional part OF the
amount of the earnings OF lawyers ap-
pearing before them.
THE DAY IN CONGRESS,
washington, March The Senate to-
day passed several bills, including private
pensions and providing for new public
buildings throughout the country. The
postoffice appropriation bill was under
consideration In the House all day. Both
houses will be In session tomorrow.
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FOSTERS REPLY
TO SOUTHERNER
CONTINUED from page g.

did not vote for It because it was what
| wanted but because 1t was the best
could get President Taft told the Ameri
can people that it was the best tariff
law the republicans ever put upon the
statue books. But il he had not been
the perfect gentleman he is, he might
gone further and declared that while this
statement was true, 1t was also true that
he was disappointed in not being able
to secure a better tariff law for them.
If he had not been possessed OF keen
sense of tho prophecies, he could have
zone further and insisted that Congress
and not he was answernble for the fact
that n better law was not enacted. And
If he mad not been thus possessed Of a
keen sense OF the proprieties he could
have added that perhaps after all his ms
take was that he did not follow the
example OF his distinguished predecessor
and club Congress into suomissveness.
Had he said this the chances are that the
American people with genuine Methodist
fever would have cried amen and amen
But ne said none OF these things he
shared the responsibility with Congress.
DEBT OWED PRESIDENT
Since his inauguration he has fulfilled
so far. as within him lay. tho pledges
of the party. We republican members
OF the House We're elected upon tho same
platform. oar work Is vet to he done,
/ His recommendations are before us and
II Is our duty before the adjournment of
/ the session to enact these recommends
, tons into laws These are the essentials
of which there must be unity of action
within our party, stand for that unity
and shall continue to stand as ! have
stood IN the past FOR the dignity of the
House ! believe there has been great
Improvement but | insist that there Is
Vet mach to be done. With unity of ac-
ton there should be within the mem
bers;rip OF the House an independence OF
snirit commensurate with the dignity OF
our position So my good friend from
North Carolina and his colleagues may
get all the enjoyment possible out of the
situation.
But let him not be deceived Before this
session closes, the republican majority
will have placed upon the statute book
the substantial part OF President Tat's
legislative program. This is what tho
American people want first of all. Their
when November rolls around and the
found that the Republican party has it'
odd time majority in the House. In due
time that House will be organized. W.
VIII move forward. We will regain thu
confidence OF the public, We will re-es
tablish the prestige of the house. W.
: will rindicate its right to the title of {
great deliberative legislative body.
BRYAN WILL RULE AGAIN.
Thus the seasons will come and 8
until the fateful year of 1912 roll
around. Then the peerless leade
t from the shoals and shadows of tn
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