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The Washington herald., 1910-07-18

Armstrong & Thompson, 10th and R SIS NV.
Arth, ]. F., 653 Pa. ave Sc.
Atkinson, T. H., 18th and G SITS. NV.
Afleck, F and 18th SITS NV.
Afleck, P. c., 10Th St and Pa. ave. NV.
Asquith, G. D., 1918 l4th ST. NV
Brace w. D., 30th and NJ SITS, NV
Butler, J. F., 18th and Stanton sts. ne.
Burrows, A. B., 18th st. and Pa ave. sc.
Berkeley, Chas F., LIST and Hickman SITS. Sc.
Brad6eld, w. H., I'd and c sts. ne.
Bradfeld, R. l., Sd and R SITS. NV
Burners Pharmacy, n Cap. and R SITS. NV.
Board & Mcclure, 1922 18th st. NV
Bradford, NJ. L. 9th St and R. l. ave- NV.
Bronaugh, A. T., 7th and p SITS NV
Butler & Field, Sd and Indiana ave. NV.
Bachrach, S. B., 9th and | SITS. NV.
Britton & Woodford Oregon and N. H. aves
Ballston Pharmacy, Ballston, Va.
Boyd's Pharmacy, 2911 Georgia ave.
Buscher, Twining City
Beller, ]. H, 9Th and 0 SITS
Cheesman, Jas, 10th and d SIS. NV
Cissel. T. f, 10th St and n Y ave NV.
Conner, A. n, Vermont ave and II st. NV.
Conner, A. ~, 7th and Q sts NV.
Criswell, F. NJ, 9TH and 7 SITS. NV.
Coblentz Pharmacy, n Cap st. and Fla. ave.
Clements, ]. S, 18th and L sts. NV
Campbell, Chas b., 18th ST. and Park I'd NV
Chevy Chase Pharmacy. Chevy Chase
Campbell, F B., 1903 Georgia ave.
Carpenter & Dunlop, 14th and Girard SITS. NV
Columbia Pharmacy, 14th and H SITS. ne
Card0zo, O. H., 18th and r sts. NV.
Daw, W. H., 23d and H SIS NV
Duffy. r. w, 22d ST. and Pa. ave. NV
Duffy. R. w, 9th and \ SIS. NV.
Day & Co, 9Th and G SITS. NV.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18

New York. July 17-Mrs. Champ Clark.
who has been travelling in Europe with
her daughter, got back to-day by the
Anchor liner Columbia She attended
the worlds missionary conference at
Edinburgh, and saw the Passion Play
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18

at Oberammergau. She saws she paid
only normal rates for accommodations
at Oberammergau and was pleased with
the play
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Observation-Disclosures
Unsuccessful Attempt to Rob
King Street Store.
BURGLAR IS FRIGHTENED OFF
Lieut.. James Smith and Capt. James
r. Webster, of the Police Force,
Kramer, Former Actress, Dies at
City HOspitaI-Other News.

F. Clinton Knight es5 King street. Alexandria,
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. Tie Herald win he delivered daily
and Sunday to any address IN Alexandria Tor Il
cents month
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18

Remember how the tenor in white duck
pants slides out under the green spot
light and whines a dirty on the advisa-
bility of obeying mamma. boy. because
she loves you so? Well. that's very
fine for the tenor. but If Albert Goodwill
spalding had not played that system
with a copper he would not be swapping
eggs for sugar in some back country
grocery in Illinois, says the New York
Globe.
Whereas-having taken mammals add
vice until he was in the hole-he forgot
his hHal duty and went out and made
a fortune NOW he is a candidate for
the Senate in California, and the upright
but changeable-Gov. Gillett, who is
also a candidate, will have 70 go some
to beat him to it. at least that's what
Spalding's followers say.
He is best known in the sporting world
as the proprietor Of sporting house in
Chicago. Few know that he had in
recent years become a resident Of Cali
fornia. Few still remember back to
the DAYS when Az Spalding was the
greatest pitcher the diamond had ever
known, and in a later development the
impresario of the FIRST grand tour of the
world with a baseball team. And no one
at all has a fund Of "reminiscences reacf
ing back 10 the days when he was s.
week bookkeeper in various groceries
and other mercantile enterprises in
Rockford. H. The word various" is
used advisedly, for the arrival of the
earnest Mr.. Spalding. pen behind ear and
sleeves rolled up. was a signal for the
proprietor to put Up the shutters. The
list Of commercial casualties that fol-
lowed his initial ventures in business is
appalling No blame was attached to
Spalding. He was just jinx, and he
couldn't help it.
And all thar -ime he had been prac-
ticing a few new angles of the art
throwing a baseball in such fashion that
an earnest. somewhate perspired person.
standing at fixed distance fronla the
thrower and netting an ash club. would
miss said hurled bail by the length of a
city block. At seventeen Spaiding was
offered $3.50 a year to join various pros
/ fessional clubs. his defeat of the NationA
ais, OF Washington by his pitching for
the amateur team of Rockford having
brought him into the limelight But his
mother felt that $ week as a grocery
| clerk was more to be preferred than tha
I
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18

Kerfott, w T., 7th and L sts. NV
Kloczewski, NJ, 9th and Z SITS. NV
Kenesaw Pharmacy Mt. Pleasant and Irving
Krick. L., 1922 Pa ave
Kenner, II. w, 18th and Q SITS
Krause, c. l., 18th st. and ~ c. ave-
Laddon P A., Sd and II SIS. ne.
Laddon NJ. A., 18th ST. and Fla. ave. ne.
Laddon, p A., 18th and Z SITS. ne
Laupheiner, S. LIST and Florida ave- NV
Lantz Drug Store. 18th and H SITS sw.
Law & Co, Az and T sts sly.
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Day & Co., 18th and P SITS.
Davis, w H., 9th and S SITS. NV.
Dobyns, T. A., 18th st. and Columbia road.
Davis, A., 405 H ST. ne.
Davis, 18th and L.
De Mol & Helmsen, 9th and E. Cap. sts.
Emerson's Pharmacy, 18th st. and Park roa
Ebbitt House Pharmacy, 1881 F st. NV.
Edmonds & King, 600 Pa ave. NV
yesterday, H. c., lst and G SITS. NV.
EiSenbeiss' Pharmacy, 18th and B SIS sw.
Eppley, J K, l4th and Clifton sts.
Fealy. NJ. S.. 18th ST. and Pa ave. sc.
Forster, L. H., 18th and NJ Sts NV.
Fur, w c., 1st and F SITS. sw.
Grier & Grier. 9th ST. and n y. ave.
Geiger. G. J.. 9th and B SITS. ne
Gessford's Pharmacy, 9th and L SITS. NV.
Gentner's Pharmacy, 14th and I sts.
Gross, Chas. E., 18th ST. and Park road
Gray & Gray, 18th and I sts. NV
Gales & Co, AnacoStia.
Hutton & Hilton, 22d and L SIS NV.
Herbst, w. p, 25th St and Pa ave.
Hill, w. r., 1869 NJ ST. NV.
Hines, r c., n, ]. ave, and Q st.
Howard, r. d., 14th and w SITS. NV
Hurlebaus, G w, 14th and y sts NV.
Harrington, c. E., 404 18th st sw.
Harris, L. H., Sd and F SIS, sw.
Hornung. Chas., 7th and NJ sts NV.
Haines F., Anacostia
Howard Pharmacy, 10th and R SITS NV.
Hines, NJ. v 18th and | SITS NV
Healy, J. A., Sd St and Mass. ave.
Jackson & Whips, 1913 7th st, nw.\
Judd, T. A. T., 9TH and sts sw.
Jones Pharmacy, 2640 st.
Koestner, H. b., Sd and NJ SITS NV.
Koss' Pharmacy, E. -, 9TH ST. and Fla. avt
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
The WESTMONT

Oossn EHd Of Rhode Island Aveuus,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
spendidly appointed: delightfully."- situated excel
lent table and service; moderate rates Sea water
and curative and tonic baths given in the bath de-
paT1ment attached 10 the hotel. Station bus meets
al trains. Booklet. W. II. MOORE, Mgr
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18
HOTEL TRACY.

South Tennessee ave. near Beach.
Convenient to piers delightful accommodations With
home comforts moderate rates Sebert & Macdonald
Tue gEgkHNE 0eean end Mass ave Tn
tu6 66kHnS6s DISTRACTED view Of Boardwalk;
rooms en- Suite. with private baths; So up weekly.
$50 up daily. JACOB b. HAWK.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18

A meeting of the Civic Improvement
League will be held at 5 o'clock to-mor-
row night in the rooms of the chamber
Of commerce. Considerable business of
importance will come up for considera-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-18

At the First Baptist Church this morn
ing Rev w F. Watson. pastor, took for
bis subject Kindness shown in saliva
ton. AT the evening services bis sub
3ect was THE secret OF contentment."
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ro SrrD, uisk, ron r,rr.
NIrI -r>ham and NaseI WIN ICES, Toe
white ~ Their TRIP N0rth

BEVERLY. Mass July ~ President
Taft wants spme first hand Information
about the Territory OF Alaska, about the
affairs of which thew was 40 much SQUAD
bling at the last session Of Congress
lie had a long talk this afternoon with
Attorney General Wickersham and Secre-
tarv Of Commerce and Labor Nagel and
Il was understood that Alaska occupied
much 10 the attention Of the President
and his two Cabinet officers
Mr. WiCkcrsham and Mr. Nag-l will
leave Montreal ON Monday Tor Vancouver
and Alaska They will sail from Van
cpIiVsT on the Fish Commission boat tlle
Albairu~s and expect - h- gone for
eight weeks or more
The Administration has been greatly
troubled 10y the conflicting reports that
have come 10 Washington about the Ter
ritory During tho last Congress a'ssion
their w.re bitter controversies over
Federal appointments for that far away
land. Gov Walter y Clark spent many
weeks IN Washington trying to clear up
the muddls and whil. h. dill accomplish
"a great deal the Pm %ient - not averss
o. having an INSPECTION made by Mr.
Wlcker-ham and Mr.. NaGel.
II - possible that they will do a little
missionary work among the Alaskans in
regard Ia the Presidents plan TO change
the form Of government for the Terri
tory That plan embodied in hill was
intruducei ia Congress Last winter but
never got consideration In addition tn
all this both Cabinet officials will take a
good rest. Both. the President told
friends to-day. need a change
senator Winthrop Murray Crane OF
Massachusetts, was another guest today.
II" came early in the morning. stayed for
luncheon with the President and did not
depart until Mr. W,Ckcr~ham and Mr.
NaEel were ready t. 20. II was admitted
that senator Crane and the President
talked som. about the political situation.
but n" definite plans were made.
Senator Crane spent an hour with Mr.
Norton and gave him som" pointers on
the silent side Of the pnlitical game His
mastery of silence Is regarded here A.
second only to that - the hate senator
Allison
Their" was n report current tonight
that some ~ the conservative Congress
leaders do not take Kindly q talk Of
William lSoebs New York Gubcrnatorial
candidacy Some 81 thess conserva-
tives don't believe Loeb could carry New
YORK and pr's,iict defeat by amazingly
large figures Il he b"cume- the candidate.
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TAX AMENDMENT WINS.
Georgia House Follows senate and
Ratifies, rs tn -.

ATLANTA. July I2.--The General As
sembly Of Georgia this afternoon ratified
the income tax amendment 20 the Fedora
Constitution i25 to e.
The Senate adopted the amendment
yesterday by ~ to ~.
The vote followed a day 90 bitter de-
bate. the opponents declaring that the
amendment would cripple the taxing
power 81 the States and centralize power
at Washington. IL was also charged
that pressure had been brought Co bear
on Legislators to make them vote for the
amendment
Representative Anderson of Savannah
repeated his charge that prominent
Law Arm had beer offered large sum
to lobby for the adoption Of the amend
ment
The ratification IL somewhat 81 a sur
prise as II seemed 10 he beaten M to last
Friday. In the last three days. however
great pressure in favor II the amend
ment was brought to bear on members
Of the Assembly
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WiGISTRiTE WHIPS FIIE.
silGg IPIDaiham Jumps Ca aud Does Up
t3ang Of Refinery STRIKERS.

Magistrate D. CASTOR Higginboth1m Of
Brooklyn tackled single handed last
nj ght live 81 the striking employees Of
the American sugar Refining COMPANY
and did them up
Their" has leen a strike AZ The company
plaut for he last three days One Of thu
more elderly employees. Joseph Pinkus.
refused To walk ont when the order came
saying that he could not AFFORD Ia % III
strike
Last night number of tho strikers
waited for Pinkus. They caught him at
South Fourth street aud Bedford Avenris.
Brooklyn. and were pumInelling him
severely when Magistrate HiEsinbothau
aud "A friend canc in sight. Tho Magis-
trata was walking home from the Bedfonl
avpuun police court whore he had bean
sitting all day.
As soon rs lac took in the situation tlrs
Magistrate fell upon Pinkus's assailants
hip aud thigh lie had finished mp five
II them. dealing out black eyes and
bloody noses with iudlcious impartiality
when the police reserves arrived aud tho
amazed strikers fed
Pinkus was attended 10y DR. McAlisteT
u the Williamsburg Hospital. who also
fixed mp the Magistrates hRnd which
vas Il ghtlv swollen
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- r. a. TRAINS HERE iTG. O.
"a u seems From the agreement NJ TO
Tunnel Fronts.

The Public Service Commission ap-
proved yesterday an agreement between
ia" Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal
Railroad Company. which owns the new
Pennsylvania Railroad extensions To u is
city. and the P"nnsylvanis Railroad
Company. giving the latter company
ths right 10 Operate the new tunnels aud
providing that ia. net profits OF that OPP
Grafton shall te turned over TO tho tunnel
company for a period of ten months h.-
ginning August IL would sem from
this agreement that th" Pennsy lvania
intends Ia have trains running into this
city about the beginning Of August
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DALZELL WINS N 10; VOTES.
AIieGheny County Commissions Com.
plete necount of Primary Vote.

PIrrsBURG. July 4, Tho Allegheny
County Commissioners completed their
recount 81 the ballots in tn" Thirtieth
Congress district tonight. They gave
Dalzell. II .0ts. and Robert J Black 10.
$50; Dalzell's majority. ?o7 votes
A few irregular ballots were found
but not enough TO count Black Oh" win
ner.
Or Black will not give mp his fight
on DalzeIl. however lie said he would
move TO have the vote 81 what IL known
a. the triangular district thrown out
which will give him majority. Asked
II he would stop fighting. Black said:
stop fighting when have been robbed,
No. sir. | am going to the Dauphin
County Court to have the Youghiog-ny
triangle thrown out. Congress just re-
csntly deoided that no State Legislature
has the power Ia change a Congress dis
triot until the 1910 census IL completed.
and that means the changing OF the
Thirtieth district lines was illegal. l am
positive will win my case
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MRS. rCLTRE ASKS DIrORcF
We'll known Albany Family ~ Odds ne
port OG \ Fiat Fight.

ALBANY. July ~ Albany society was
not surprised to learn that Mrs. Archi-
laid IermAn Mcclure had begun an
action for divorce before supreme
Court Justice Belts ct kingston The
action j. based on the Testimony 81
an Albany waiter acting a. q detective
who followed Mcclure tn New York on
June q and kept track ~ him for two
days at the Hotel Cadillac This man
who registered a. james Kelly Of Troy.
secured . room next TO McClure's and
by peepins through a keyhole u the
door between the rooms was In position
TO testify that he saw Mcclure dressed
in slippers blue hsihnobe and cigarette
smoke
Another detective named Reuben r.
CAlkins. who followed Mcclure To New
York. said Mcclure was In the COMPANY
81 two women. one Of whom was believed
70 he the maid of the other The name
II tn. cores, Dondsnt wss not mentioned.
although shs u said to b. q New York
woman not in society. The testimony
was closed to-day and Mr.. MoCiure's
attorney was directed To file brief
There was no defence.
Mrs. Mcclure was Anna Cassin. the
daughter Of the late John CAssin. a we'll
known Democratic politician OF Rens-
selaer. and abe was woosd by Mcclure.
one Of AlbAny's wealthiest young men.
after he had seen her picture in a maya.
nine They were married ten years ago
and have one child. a son. Barclay Mr.
Mcclure 10 a grandson Of James Barclay
JeTmain. the l=ie wealthy philAnthropist
Of Albany
Mr. and Mrs Mcclure Tor several years
spent the seasons AZ Lakewood and Palm
Beach
The dignihed Fort Orange Club had
an exciting echo Of the Mci lure divorce
proceedings to-nigh, Reports have had II
that just a. aeon a. Mrs Mcclure secures
her divorce she intends to marry Parker
Corning. son % the late Erastus Corning
and one % the best known young men OF
wealth and social position in Albany
Corning's father was at one time president
Of the New York Central Railroad. The
present Hotel Ten Eyck 10 on the site of
the old Corning homestead
There were several State officials.
politicians and others Al the club this
evening. 10 10 said. including Mcclure.
Corning arrived later and Mcclure got mp
and said
Il congratulate you. Corning You
have won the first victory
The story goes that Corning pulled back
and hit Mcclure. Both became tangled
up in a scrap. which was finally stopped
by the club members. II was reported
that one OF the blows had landed on
McClure's right ere. cutting and colorins
IL. Mcclure left the club shortly after.
and IL was said he took = late train for
Manchester
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
WTFE CLIIHS THE REW tRD.
Found husbands ss7S Diamond NlSed
lp with Her JrIIy.

LOUIS Schlein u $50 Central avenue.
Jersey city. lost tS75 diamond from
his ring three weeks ago ana asked tho
Third precinct police to help him find
Il. He also advertised IN a Jersey City
paper that he would pay 800 for the re.
turn ~ the gem
4 few days ago the missing diamond
and hest Jelly and she promptly claimed
the reward SchIein figured II out that
the stone found it, way into the Jelly
via a sugar bowl into which II dropped
from it, setting az he was sWeetening
his coffee Mrs Schl-in said she ran
and dumped the contents u the bowl
into her Jelly kettle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
SCORE or PHYSICIaXS HELPED.
Boy Killed and Tive Companions In lured
NJ IlGhtning nc Lime Lake.

LIME LANE. y. Y. July IL a hard
thunder shower broke late this afternoon
over Lime Lake. twenty mills from
OIsan, n y. and one life was lost and two
persons were injured seriously within
Ave minutes Two inchss Of water fell
causing large loss 10 property and crops
Ralph Westcott Of Franklinvtlle. a six
teen-yeaT old boy camper. was killed by
lightning while In . small iron boat with
several companions from a Presbytel ian
sunday school camp in charge Of tho Rev
George jtorner. The boys were caught
in the middle u the lake when the cloud
burst broke and they started rowing for
shore while their boat flled rapidly with
water They were withir a few yards Of
shore when a bolt Of lightning struck
them
Westcott. seated in the middle of the
boat. was killed instantly and two Of his
compan ions wore hunt seriously. one Of
them boing knocked overheard. The
accident was witnessed 10y sixty phV T.
cians and surgeons who wore attendin z
the annual con ventIon 81 the Western
New York Medical society They were
on the porch Of the Hazslmore Inn
scoro ~ the physicians raced into tho
water and dragged the dead lad and hIs
surviving COMPANIONS 10 shoro.
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THIEVES Ar OTTO ~. k4HN.s
Caretaker Of Country House m Ne,
Jersey Fights Them on.

MohHISTowS. n. j., July i2.-Thieves
entered the carriage house ~ Cedar Court.
Otto n. KAhn's country home near here.
Just after midnight this morning and had
several acts 81 harness packed up ready
To take away. when they were driven OF
by John Tusr. the caretaker.
Tuer was sleeping in his apartments
in the carriage house. when he heard a
noise on the lower foOr Armin himse II
with a club he went down to investi gate
He found a man tying up a bundle of
harness and whacked him over the head
and shoulders with the club. knocking
him down As the man lay on the floor
he shouted shoot HIM Tuer looked
behind him and saw anot her fellow at a
window.
The caretaker rushed over 10 him and
was about Ia strike him With his club
when the fellow slAHhed him on the hand
with q knife Tuer dropped his club and
the two men dashed away and were soon
lost in the shrubbery Tuers cTies
brought the watch man and other men
about the place. but they could not find
the two marauders
Mr.. and Mrs Kahn and family are AT
Bar Harbor for the summer
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EVERYBODY SEES THE EDITOR.
Pinchot sent InsurEinx -Beunet Gets No
d Nv adswosth Talks Cobb mn.

Col. Roosevelt put in tho busiest day
At the Outlook office yesterday that hs
has spent since he became Contributing
when he hoped out Of the motor car
that whiEzed him down from Sycamore
Hill. until late in the afternoon he received
persons Of every sort lie listened 20
politicians who told him about the national
and State situations. he talked conserva-
ton with others and he had very little
time 90 write pieces for tho paper. Every
little while ths Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott.
In the corridor. passed. like RppS.
The list % visitors was a long one
Congressman William 3. Bennett, who
admits when pressed that hs n . cAndi-
date for the nomination Tor 0overnor.
came 90 tell the Colonel about things
herr. Clifford Pinchot. tho dsposed chief
forester. emerged from the ContributinG
Editors sanotum stating that he would
leave for California this morning 10 tnlse
the stump for Hiram johnson Bpsaker
James W. Wentworth. Jr.. discussed tbs
State situssion and the matter of direct
primaries with Mr.. Roosevelt. Tbs
other visitors wero Prof. l.. II. Bailey OF
the country life commission created By
Roosevelt, DR.. Harry Pratt Judson. presi-
dent Of Chicago University: CongreasmAn
Charles ". Fowlsr Of Now Jersey, who \.
In the nald fer the ssnAtorship against
senator keAn. and several personal
friends Of tho Colonel.
When Mr.. Roosevelt arrived yesterday
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BRIDE ~ SECRET ID YEARS
supposed spinster's Death Reveals Ser
Marriage Certincate.


FoRr WAIVE. Ind. July I2.-It has com.
10 hsht that Mary Walters. . supposed
spinster who died here last week. was
long ago married 20 John Murphy. q rail.
road engineer, whose death occurred six
years ago.
Mis- Walters and Murphy always APP
peared TO he very warm friends. though
nothing more. and when Murphy died IL
was found that abe was beneficiary Of his
life Insurance. and that in will he left
his bank savings and property 10 her.
She refused to accept any Of this and
everything was turned over 70 his rela-
tives. Miss Walters some months ago
was stricken with paralysis and died last
week
search 81 her effects disclosed
marriage certificate issued in Issi. show
ing that she and Murphy had been mar
RED They had never lived together.
though none 81 the friends 81 either can
give a reason. and none ~ them ever
suspected that they were husband and
wife
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4 COUTANT WILL TURNS UP,
said 20 Ne IN FaVer sf the Children Step
mother On Possession.

Charles A. CoutAnt died q month ago
at his residenoe. 77s Sc. Nicholas avenue.
and his widow. Margaret b. Coutant. had
herself appointed administrator. saying
that she was unable To find - will Her
step-daughter. Mrs. Jennie CoutAnt Mason,
announced later that she had found In
q safe deposit vault a will that left all Of
the estate to the daughter and a son
Tho widow was going to remove the
furniture from Ia but Mrs Mason got an
Injunction restraining her from 80 doing.
Yesterday the widow. who remains In
tho house with her step-dAughtsr. ex-
ercising her right Of three months stay
after tho husbands death, went 90 the
SuFTogates Court and asked that the
injunction restraining hsr from removing
the furniture be modified 90 thai abe
could store the furniture pending decision
upon the will. Decision was reserved.
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WARNER LOSES SUIT.
Court Ignores Allegation That Step
mother o. Part Negro.

NoRwALK. Ohio. July - The final
skirmisb In the long and bitter fight that
Vespasian Warner. ex-Commissionar Of
Pensions. has heen waginR in the courts
OF Illinois and Ohio in an effort 10 prevent
his stepnother. Isabella Warner u Gin
ton. III. widow Of John Warner. from
obtaining her dover in Warmers 5000.
600 e-tsts. was ended hsre Wh.n Judge
\ y Richards handed down his decision
in the cas- brought by vespasian War
ners sister. Mrs Minnie Warner -Mettler
for partition Of 27s acre farm In this
county.
Judge Richards awarded Isabella War
ner her undivided half Of tho farm BY
Warner that his stepmother had negro
blood In her veins Judge RichardS prac-
tically decided that the charge Is ground
lnaa