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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12
GANS'S ESTATE AMOUNTS
TO $4,000; PROVIDES
WELL FOR HIS FAMILY.
BALTIMORE. Ana Ia

HAT Joe Cans was unlike other
pugiIists was announced by his
relatives yesterday. His estate,
which includes the Goldfield Hotel here,
residence and diamonds, is estimated
at $4,000. The forper lightweight
champion some time ago presented his
aged mother with a residence ON Argyll
avenue The hotel, free from all mort
gage, is estimated to be worth $1,000
His diamonds are valued at $1,000.
Joe has provided for hts wife, chill
dren and myself" said Mrs. Cans, "and
ne was mighty good boy God bless
him.
The funeral takes place tomorrow
from the Methodist Church. aa.aiss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

Games Tomorrow.
South Irvtngton at Irvingtoh.
Belleviiie at Forest Hill
G ONE lively contests are on the
y card in the County League to-
morrow. The two rival Camp
town teams will meet, South Irvington
and Irvington. while Belleville will
visit Forest Hill, The Belleville team,
which last week downed the leading
Irvingtons, will no doubt make their
opponents go in order to beat them.
In the last So 2-3 innings he has
pitched Ed Walsh has blanked his op-
ponents, struck out thirty-nine batters
and allowed but eleven hits. His feat
of tanning fifteen yesterday equals the
record of the season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

Charley Hemphill. the big outhelder
of the Yanks, has been suspended by
Manager Stallinss,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12
EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY.

Yesterdays Results.
Montreal 2 Newark l.
Toronto~5, Baltimore l.
Providence Z, Buffalo 4.
Games Today.
Montreal at Newark "A D. m.)
Rochester at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Providence
Toronto at Baltimore.
Games Tomorrow.
Montreal at Newark a D. nj
Rochester at Jersey City
Buffalo at Providence.
Toronto at Baltimore e ganesl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

S HE Royals victory over the
Tigers, Que to errors, and the
day off enjoyed by the Hustlers
brought about the change. Managers
Ryan. of the Skeeters. and John Came.
decided to play a double-header tomor-
row instead.
Toronto displayed a reversal of form
at Baltimore and jolted the Birds to
The Grays also came to life and wor
from the Bisons-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

Hughey Duffy surely has a find in
Meolan. the bush league right-gardener.
He is stinging the ball hard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

be used as a personal issue. I feel that
your remarks were justifiable, but
nevertheless a sporting column is for
sports, and not for personalities. Yours
WILLIAM HALL
Mt. Pocono, Pa.
Mr. Hall, thank you for your compli-
ments and also for your criticisms. You
notice the writer does not go back in
a caustic way at you. who act like a
gentleman.
The writer does not make a practise
of such things as happened in the
kitchelI case, and is sorry that he was
compelled to do so. We hope that other
people will take notice of what Mr..
Kitchell was told. We can't afford not
to publish some of these letters because
such writer's go about saying we are
afraid to publish them. We try to keep
this column clean and will continue to
do so. There are some things, however,
beyond our power.-Ed.
o.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
To decide a bet please let me know
in your paper if AL Kaufman, the
fighter, is Jew, and oblige,
s. NEUBARTH, :
~ BrO0ne street.
Kaufman was born in San Francisco
of German parentage, we understand.
Ed.
o
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly decide the following bet: A
bets B that Kaufman wins fight. AS
the fight was called off, who wins? B
claims the money. e. j.
There was no fight. Call off the bets,
too.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Where is Roy Castleton, the former
New York American League twirler,
earning his salary these days?
j. LANG.
At Los Angeles.-Ed
Q
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Does Trenton lead the Tri-State
League? BANKS.
No. Altoona is in first place. Tren-
ton is now fourth.-Ed
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Has Joe Handler reentered the
ring? K.
Not that we know of. Joe claimed
he was coming back, but he hasn't
scored any knockouts lately.-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12
ROCHESTER RESTS
AND JUMPS into
FIRST PLACE AGAIN

While Bengals Bow to Royals,
Ganzel and Ryan Decide to
Play Yesterdays Game in a
DOuble-header Saturday--The
Grays and Leafs Are VIC
t0riOus.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12
PROVIDENCE.
BUFFALO.


s Totals ....28 y Is
sConrtney ont. hit by batted ball.
Runs-Hoffnan, Atz 2. Elston Collins
Courtney. Slime Corcoran, Henline Nc
Cabe. Smith.
Errors-Phelan; Corcoran @
Providence ........ o 0 2 x-7
Buffalo ............. 0 0 0 / 2 0 0-4
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Does Trenton lead the Tri-State
League? BANKS.
No. Altoona is in first place. Tren-
ton is now fourth.-Ed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

be used as personal issue / feel that
your remarks were justifiable, but
nevertheless a sporting column is for
sports, and not for personalities. Yours
WILLIAM HALL.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

In our opinion Mr.. Sam Langford
and his manager Mr.. Woodward, are
not on the level and are given too
much space in the newspapers for their
real standing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
To decide a bet please let me know
in your paper if AL Kaufman, the
fighter, is a Jew, and obllge,
s. NEuBARTH. !.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Where is Roy Castleton, the former
New York American League twirler,
earning his salary these days?
j. LANG.
At Los Angeles.-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

Bud Sharpe paid visit to the writer
yesterday. Bud IS out of the game for
while on account of an attack of
malaria. Bud said there was nothing
serious the matter with him, and he
looked it. He was on his way to the
Tri-State circuit, where he is going
TO do a little scouting 7va
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

Please state if Friday was ever
ladies day. at Newark baseball park
this year and oblige, r. TURNER.
1t was changed from Friday to
Wednesday early in the season.-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

50 BrOOIne StreeI.
Kaufman was born in San Francisco
of German parentage, we understand.
Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12

AL Benedict. Billy Maddens Hope of
the White Race refused to go on with
the opponent Paddy McGuigan selected
for him last night. Benedict wanted
to work with his sparring partner
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-12
Totals ....s2 6'2s Il -
TWO GAMES SCHEDULED
IN COUNTY LEAGUE,
PROGRAM TOMORROW.
COUNTY LEAGUE RECORD.

Games Tomorrow.
South Irvington at Irvingtoh
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

femme H. Yaulin faupasia, Surlep,
ibis. Suurin ia luotettapin fuup'
pobuone tdad ran9eua.
Srumtpopbin Suomi'S puoobin
Ieurafunta on rpbtpnpt pubiin Iaaba
perustetufTi fristiainen nuorifoieara
Ieurofuman pbtepteen. Eoipotam'
me porbointa onnea tale pritptieue!
neutrality-suspicious. pbteDbeSfd oil
miime muoben aifana fristiainen
nuoriIo5eura, mutta Ie oIuStaalfain
ioutui fdrIimddn iuuri iiitd ippstd,
etta panbempi mdest5 Ell ottanut o.
Iaa fen toimintaan ia fifii nuori
ipdest5fin beitti @ieuron pfii toiien'o
idlfeen.
Guumalaimen Iddfdri Iaopui
poiffofunnauemme noin pari miit'
foa iitte, mutta MT on ban tunIem'
ma ppistunut, Inultofpostt fopo'
foita pafoon. Wiime tpiifoaa oliii
tuon Iadfdrin pitdnpt mennd Sron
9eItiin ottamaan pastoan iairaita.
llIeita I~oiroitu oIifin iaapunut ilmoi'
tutIesIa m~darGttDpn %paiffoan, mutta
ld6fdri life oil faifeti rIairastunut"
Min paboin ettei mpinut tdpttdd lu'
poustoon eitd ebes noinut mitens
fddn ilmoittaofaon itIestddn. -IDoi'
ban lGatdr,ttn ls,raetua!
Mmmtantia fdptettpid fouli'
firioia baImaua bintaa mpp s. VI.
Bean.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

= @ngebic-alneem HaittiuoIiiton
eoustaiofofous pioetddn emf moolis'
FUN 13 p. 9esi emerisid r&oifu" r.
Ieuran talolu.
- YaStori 20. 9dmdffG, mrs.
Rdmdtfd, peffa Soliffa ia Wrs.
Hdmdfdn Ierffu Mrtbur Sebtonen,
iofa on ouut mierailemasIa pastori
IdmGfGn %perbeesId, mottustinat
miime milton periontaina Gmelebtiin,
Winn; pieroiIemonn fieGd iutuIais'
tenia ia tuttatpienia luona. DIR. Sebs
tonen o!uu 0irsiniasIa. Minn.
- OifaiSu. Wiime numerosIa moi.
nitIimme Wrs. ia Wr Matti 2iima'
Fan lapIen ipntpmiiestd, iofa diff
pitdnpt ola Saofop aiimofta.
= 3alo ia lotti mpptdmdnd fes'
feqd Ramiapn f%aupunfia. Sopimo
paiffa fauppiaiae. 9aIo on min IL
lama, ettd Iiiben Iopii fpmmener
ruofomie STD. uubet m%lfobuoneet,
bpnd feimp buoneen mieres1d.
Wppn mpDS balnoua gbben pofi
benoien nm.
SorI Gilman,
(S) 9r 6. RomIop, Wicb,
= Soitafin olfobpolin orioa lie'
nee barmittonut nditd oitoia fun OH
p0ut fafIi iublapdipdd, SincoInin
ipntpmdpdipd t. t. IL p. ia Wa,
sbinstonin Ipntpmdpdind t. t. % y;
iouoin taiffi Srpnmppbin fapafai
omot oGeet iuIiettuna.
= Waistem ompeIutpotd mastaan
ottaa ofunnauaan:
444 pouf IT,, Sronmoob, Wib.
WtiSs. 81. Slminen.
4aimpsnbri. Waanantoino
Iouffaantui er6S nieraSfieIinen tnD,
mics ainsin foiponnosIo min pa.
Duun, erd iuoii Ieurua,ounu D5nd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

tpHip Iu Utr, Strrpelu.
- CmpeluSeuram tofous emf nil.
fon toretoina mrs. 81. 81. gDesters
boctan o%IunroIla, 100 ~. Marqueit-
fobuua.
Saaputaapa t%ilaiiuuteen naiIet oi.
feen iuurela ioufoua.
- SafimieS Grant Oulutbista on
oIut SronmoobisIa tdman miifon
aifana.
- WbbtdtuGna buone ia Ioiti iofo
tpbidnd tai tanaroineen.
alorif 0loiiaIa
459 6. pine #.
Sronmoob Wicb.
WbbtGtudui on tdpii norasto
b%uonetoluia 81. M. !SeioemonniIlo.
3apfdd fpipmdsId Seibemon .t&
2bomptontn poias1a.
- Smnnuntaina t. T. 20 y. tuoli
fotonoon Norrien pGGud neiti 2ppoi
Saari, 81 nuooen 5 FUN ia IL Poi.
pdn itailend, ioirostettuoon noin
fuiiii funto. Woinoiu oil Ipntpnpt
Sebtimdeud SuomesIa ia tuqut I'd,
ban maaban ipanbempainia ~ieuros'
ia, ioifa moinoiaa foipautieua idt
mdi mliSteIemoon, iefd fotli meIied
ia fatli iiIartu, toitti tddud Srons
tpoooisia. - !Sautaus topobtuu buos
menno, periantaino, Npber9 &c Sfs
ian iudIitpfIead. TuumisS wiebddn
enIin &aniauistirtfoon, iosia pas
tori 9, Wilen pi'dd bautauspubeen.
Sdmdtin topaus tobtoo ipofomas'
ii muistuttoa meitd idlfeeni6dneitd,
ettd ferron tulee nellie fuqefin ldbtD
idiIppteen.
YarralliSet ia pitfdtuffaiIet
ioanot bpmdn tobteIun meiodn en-.
iiluofan parturiIiifeeesid. 9ulfaa
nellie Min tofaamme ettd oIette tpps
Sintamme ons.iama fai'
file. Tuofao tuitotpanne,s ia ionos
faa BELLE misId on poros paiffa
ioaba buffet leifotufii:taitfa porta
aietutii. DE baIuamme tebod liitet'
I'd Seibdn fansianne maiffa o%liIitte
mainoria eli tonttoristeid. Ie eli tuIe
Husboltin paturiliife.
@aStop. 9etoIa &c Gfquistid.
= 8aniafaispapereia onnettiin
9esIemerisId mime maanantaina.
nieito fanIoIoifiomme tddItd Srons
poobista oil pprtimdsid Setd Ga.
muIin fiipen erifoisiuoioan, fen
tpaItafunnan fonIoIniiefii, Monta
beistd ferrotaan bpmdfIptpn, mutta
oil ioitafin ,pieId bpIidttp Fun eipdt
oIanneet fpuin bppin pastota faif'
Fin tebtpibin fpipmpfIiin.
= Mbbtdtp1nG tammastparia, Ieb'
mid ia fobbenlaiiet pbben benoIen
0insIe) %oioneumot. MpDsfin 2 rpuo'
ben fpanba fiitos ionni.
Sranf Safe
(s) 8or 53. Sron Belt Wis.
8cninfiripia taripites jaime
menfdd 6. u. 9eaniin.
= Spfainen nuprimies %oiottelee,
ettd mistabdn Iaifi bpmdn pufpun
boImoIlo, min iImoitamme, ettd niit6
laaue meilla.
HintoIa &c 2onfpnen.
217 6. Murora Il.
Srontpoob, Ditch.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
~ 81
Saiffafnnnalta. y


= SSunalampattuelus pibetaGn en-.
Il funnuntaina Srontpoooisia Flo 10
a p ia GtelG fontrilla FLO 2 | p.
Sartausbetfid:
&estipiitfona 2 p maalisf Sobn
&ilpoIen toloua Norrien pGGud ia
%perantaina a p Wills &anfaaaa Sur.
rim pddud molemmisIa paifoisIa
Flo puoIi 8 italia.
Spnt ia East.
Sron 8eltiSId WiS.
Matti ia WiIfa Wden y Teino g.
mil ipnt belmit 2 y ia Fast beImif
20 p.
glntti ia Silma Wden Wiimi
Ntaria ipnt 26 y marrasf 1909 ia
Fast 20 p belmit 1910.
SO. 20 Wilen.
Selef, 343 H. 610 &. Mper It.
Sronmoob, W}icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
aaimpsnbri. Maanontaino

louffaantui erds mierosfieIinen iD6.
mics ainsin foiponnosIo min pa.
Du,n, eiid iuuii Ieuruu,ounu D5nG
ioiraolosIa. Sanotusio faimannps,
ia fuolee ia Iouffaantuu miebia by
min uiein.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

VaraS poiffa on tebod ostof'
femme R. paulin faupasia, Surlep,
IBIS. Suurin ia luotettapin fuups
pabuone tdaH ran9eua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
: Miss 9anme Sarpis ioo tan.

ba perimdS'd firieen tdmdn leboel
firtopainosta. &c OH tulIut Quo
mesta ia on oIoiiettu tdmdn Ieboer
postiInotitfoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

8anSalaiiemme Sobn piffa
DotefieIoieia loutfaantni miime piis
foua ouesioan tpDsId 2anb Safes
faimannosIa. !Sdn oil rosto auffoa
ippentdmdsid ia fun uitipoua" las
fettiin porio alas putoIi niistd md
lila DfIi ia pubotesiaan alas Ioitui
Mr. pitfaa t~oiIeen Ed Iimarteen, iofa
tatfeIi.
&mpne la tontti mpptdmdnd
Horrien pddad Oaf.faouua. quo
neesia on Z bpfpdn fofosta famaria.
&iidtietoia iaabaan fouppios alefIi
SfSalta. an
Sron 8eltisf6 fpierailipot mii'
ME %imnnuntaina Wtrs. ia Wtr. %. ".
Westerbacf, Mrs. WiIen ia pastori
Wilen, iofa pitt SumolanpoitpeIuf.
ZEN fiend fefd WontreaIisia Wis.
&1btettb firlotusfone mpptds
pdnd baImaGa. nutena mafiaa $35
bouoria MT mppn Ien $40 bolloriIa.
&irioitaa oinon bppin, muuien nam
ban aifdnen.
Si. Daft
Sronmooo Do3aar.
- 3oppa lamppnja pnoleIa bin
taa ioitain piel6 idleGd iotfa mppn
Ioppuun puoleDa hintoa. 81. so Iam'
put 81. % ia 5000 Iamput $500.
sSi. Wafi
Sronpooo Yo3oar,
= Gmmri alcmnnS on npt faitiaa
udild IomaroiIa nlintuin poetitoriti'
ia nolofnna oIbumit, fuffopurtit,
toopa iomput, baiuueet, toetu'weit'
Tet, Ieind tauIut ia firiotus poperit.
81. Wdfi
Srontpoob 4aSosr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

= @ngebic-alneem HaittiuoIiiton
eoustaiofofous pioetddn emf moolis'
FUN ID y. 9esi emerisid r&oifu" r.
1euran talplIu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

= Wiimte miifon torstoino Ioapui
Sronfpoooiin Saiumetista, W}ic5;
Wr. Sreb Burnt ia otti ~lotoion pais
Can tdmdn Ieboeu tiriopainosIa, =
&iriapainomme ip6niobtaia Ntr. Ot'
to NtasIinen an pDptdnpt mirfoeroa
idmdn FUN lppusIo, oltootleen o.
nan tiriofaupon idnne Sronmoo'
bin, ia bdnen iiiaonia tulee entinen
Iotoiamme Str. 6. &orte.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17
HEIKE IS PLACED ON TRIAL
Secretary of Sugar Refining Com
pany Charged with Conspiracy.
Friend and Confidential EmpIOye of
Late II. o. Havemeyer 10 Make
Immunity Plea.

New York, May 16.-Charles r. Heike.
who has been secretary Of the American
Sugar Refining Company for many years
and who was the close friend and CONT
dental employe of the late II. O. Have
meyer, sat I'm the United States Circuit
Court all day while a jury was being
picked before which he Is TO be tried for
conspiracy in cheating the government
out of duties in connection with the sugar
weighing frauds.
Mr. Heike appears somewhat bent from
age. and is gray haired. He is the high
est officer Of the company TO be indicted
by the government in connection with
these frauds the indictment charging in
his case that he received and indorsed
the checks OF the government for the
refund which the custom-house made on
the false weights turned in by the weigh
ers.
On July 3, 1907 II is charged he indorsed
a check for S2.7U. drawn 10 the order Of
the company by the disbursing officer Of
the custom-house; on August % another
for 1885. and on September 9 one for S7l9
these amounts, instead Of being proper
refunds. being in the language Of the In
dictment. "a portion Of the duties law
fully due on sugar imported into the
United States"
In examining tclesmen both Mr.. Stanch-
field and Mr. Stimson laid a good deal
of stress on the immunity plea. which
Heike made after his indictment. and
which the Supreme Court decided should
not have been made until after final
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17
TERMS
Special Offer for 10 Days Only.

10-ACRE FARM-BUILDING LOT
50xl25 AT WINDERNERE. OR
ANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND
ONE SHARE OF OSCEOLA LAND
AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
STOCK-PAR VALUE $4,000. ALL
FOR $4,000 CASH
Your money will be deposited IN
the National Metropolitan Bank.
NnShinGtOn, d. e. TO the credit Of
the Osceola Land and Investment
Co, and al the expiration Of 80 days
warranty title deed To your prop
erty and one share Of stock In the
company win be delivered to YOU
through said bank
You viii be given 80 days IN
which 70 examine land allotted 20
you before contract TO purchase be
comes binding uDOn both parties.
and II al any time within said 50
days. upon examination OF property
you are dissatisfied with your prop
ertv. YOU may exchange same for
any other allotment OF the same
value remaining Unsold, or have
your money back
If you are interested I'm Florida
land as permanent or winter home
or as an investment. don't miss this
opportunity. This offer Is on q
ground-hoor basis. and viii yield q
il"A' u LIoHl wv 10 l.'NN per cent
TO purchasers before the year is out.
Make all checks, drafts. money or
ders, &c. PAYABLE 10 the National
metropolitan Bank. Washington. D.
c., to be credited to the account Of
the Osceola Land and Investment
Company.
THIS OFFER IS POSITIVELY
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY. AFTER
WHICH OUR TERMS WILL BE
$3.50 FOR 10 ACRES OF FARM
LAND AND BUILDING LOT 5OxI25
AT WINDERMERE. 10 PER CENT
OFF FOR CASH
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17
YOUNG ELECTED MAYOR.
Decisive Victory in Cumberland
Under New Charter.

Decisive Victory in Cumberland
Under New Charter.
Special 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd, May 16-The election
to-day under the new charter resulted in
decisive victory for George G. Young
who defeats Charles A. Smeltz for mayor
by over 7o0. Both are Republicans. Young
IS member Of the board of county com
missioners. which Office he will resign and
the governor will name a Democrat In
his place.
The Democratic organization supported
Smeltz, and they made a special target
OF DR.. T. A. X hummelshine,. present
councilman who is probably elected as
one OF the four commissioners. The three
commissioners who are undoubtedly elect
ed are RoderiCk Clary. ward NJ ElcheI-
berger. present councilman. and Harry L.
Smith. The election was carried along
nOnpartisan lines.
Under the new government all the re-
sponsibillty is on the five men elected.
and they viii have the spending Of about
S250,0OO annually
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17
A THREE DAYS AUTOMOBILE TOUR
Prize of twenty-five Dollars in Gold Offered
for the Best Suggestion for Decoration
Day Holiday Trip.
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Offers prize Of $25 in gold for the best suggestion for
three days automobile itinerary, with Washington the
initial and terminal point
Decoration Day this year falls on Monday This affords
three ideal DAYS for tourngSaturday May 2S Sunday
May 90 and Monday, MAY 80.
In forwarding suggestions do net neglect these essen
tials
Clear and definite directions as to route
Character OF roads.
Reasons why Che proposed tour is the enjoyable.
State number Of miles to be covered each day. with stop
ping places for luncheon and at night also garage facilities
at night stops
II YOU have Travelled the route, relate your own e,
perienccs.
Maps and pictures submitted in the competition will be
given especial consideration in determining the award
Suggestions be addressed to the Automobile Editor
and received The Washington Herald office not later than
6 p. m. Wednesday, May 18
Read the Sunday issue OF The Washington Herald next
Sunday May l5 for further details The various tours pro-
posed and the OF the prize winner will appear Sunday
May %
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17

Annapolis Nd, May 16.-The State to-
day disposed Of over S5OO.COO Of an issue
Of a.5OO,0O) Of 3lk per cent good roads
bonds, though a much lower figure was
received than the bids OF a year ago
White. Weld & Co. Of New York, took
SOOccO at their bid Of 93.271. and II. \.
Orriek bought block of $4,000 at 95f7.
year ago. when bids were asked. the
board of public works rejected a bid OF
97.2S for the same bonds, preferring not
to sell below par.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17
COURT NAMES RECEIVERS.
Hooking valley Railroad Strikes
Snag in ReOrga

New York. May 1G.-The Hooking Valley
Railroad Company. which Edwin Hawley
purchased for the Chesapeake and Ohio
a few weeks ago, went into the hands OF
receivers to-day. At the same time an
application was made for the appointment
Of receivers for the Kanawha and Michi-
gan, IN which the Chesapeake and Ohio
secured Joint control with the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern at the same time
that the Hooking Valley deal went
through.
No question OF insolvency is involved
in the Hooking Valley proceedings. The
Hooking Valley suit was begun in Ohio
State courts. under Ohio statutes relat-
ing solely 70 the rights Of minority stock
holders and the power OF any company
10 acquire any other company operating
within the State.
The receivers are J. NJ. Sheets, for
merly attorney general Of Ohio. and II J
Booth. Columbus lawyer. They were
appointed by Judge Kinkead, Of the Court
OF Common Pleas. sitting in Columbus.
The Kanawha and Michigan application
has been taken 10 the Federal courts.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17
Map Orange County, F sh,was udermere Colony Lands

The Windermere colony is located
in the beautiful lake region Of Or
ange County. Florida, on the At
lantic Coast Line Railway. fourteen
miles northwest Of Kissimmee. and
on the county clay road nine miles
west Of Orlando. the county seat Of
Orange County.
No healthier spot in Florida. no
malaria. Our lands are to 20 feet
above lake level and l2O to 100 feet
above sea level. with natures per
feet drainage. No marsh or swamp
land on the entire tract.
Not one Of the ten. fifteen
or twenty acre farms offered for
sale is over five miles from Win
dermere nor more. than three miles
from railway station. You can
live at Windermere and be within
easy distance of your grove and
truck farm, enjoying all the license
Of country life and have all the ad-
vantages OF the town. Every farm
fronts a public roadway.
We are not putting people on
small farms located on a thirty or
forty thousand acre tract OF un-
developed land. Within this five
mile radius of Windermere. covering
our land. may be found over TWO
THOUSAND ACRES of bearing
groves (orange and grape fruit, in
addition to cultivated farm and
truck lands. What other colony
proposition in Florida can offer
these advantages?
Windermere is ideally located,
bordered on the east by Lake Down.
on the west by Lake Butler. beauti
full fresh water lakes, full of game
fish. In addition to the natural ad-
vantages. Windermere will have
schools and churches. electric light
plant, tourist hotel, banks. &c The
men back. OF this colony intend to
make il one Of the leading inland
winter home resorts Of Florida.
They will live right in Windermere
with you; their families are there.
their interests are there. and their
money is invested there.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-17
Telephone Main 1905

On Tuesday, June Z. and Tuesday.
June q. The Osceola Land and In
vestment Company Will run special
excursions via Atlantic Coast Line
Railway from Washington direct to
their land. at a rate Of S25 Qess
than half fare). for the round trip.
good for % days. And on Tues
day, June 4, a special excursion
via the Clyde Line steamers. New
York 20 Sanford. via Jacksonville
and the St. Johns River. At san
ford the party viii be met with
automobiles and conveyed 10 the
property as guests Of the company.
For fun Information regarding these
excursions. maps. plats, &c. address
Northern Office