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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27


uuf ortngenbes @rfuden bon bemotraz
tiiden Reprdientanten untsrnommen
babe. Dies bate 5ornige 2tusfdle lei
tens Der Repr. 9arbpid unb Bartlett
BON Georgia unb Nnberen CUR Solge,
bic bas Weibe 6aus bafiir tabelten,
bab es benz Bstpiaigungstommtttee bic
Namen BON 9emotraten geltefert babe,
Die ii4 an Der gtetIe bes prdfibentea
bstbeiligt batten.
0t.Wprte yiofort nertpenbbdr" tpurs
ben i9li.Blid aus Der 9orlase esftriz
den. Die g.rtpillisun9 fann baber
nidt Opr bem l. Suli angsgriffen tper<
ben.
Der giDilzGtat, Der benz 5aufe
Dorlag, mar nod ni6t CUR 9Glfte ere
lsoigt, als 8ertugung eintrat.
Rem SrtsaRfsr BANANA.
Iusfellun gsz r8oomer"
in % afbinston.
gor benz 9aussQusi9ub fir aus
tpdrtige 4ngslssenbstteu sntpidelten
am 8onnsrftag oi. 8srtr.tsr Rsn Or
leans ibre 9riinbe, tpesbulb bic Salbz
moubitubt bieDeltausfteQung i'm Sabre
1915 our 5ei.r Der goGenoung bes pQz
namotandls baben iole. i5ait fdmmtIi-
6eStautsb.amten unb2egislatur> >Wit=
glieber 2outitand's, Ioipie piele promiz
nente 8iirgsr BON Hefp Orleans tparen
3us.g.n. Gouperneur Gamblers belt
Elm. foft sinitiinbige Reb..
Rsprdientdnt Bennett BON NepYort
fragte ben 9ouoerneur Gamblers, oh Die
gaep Srleanisr 8aumpoa. .4usiteaung
bonn Sabre 1880 nibt etne Qnleibe bon
81 $4,000 bon Der 8unbss-Regi.rung
erbalten babe, bic ME suriifbesdblt
tporben fei. 9ouberneur Sanbers Be-
idbte bies, fugte aber 6tnsu, baB Der
ganSe Siibsn bon Der IusItenung groz
ben gluten gebubt babe, mas me6r
D.rtb lei nIs bic QnI.ib..
2tuh msbrers 8ertreter bon Gan
5runcisco, tpsl6' lebtsre Stabt 1i6
gl.i6fatls um bic Deltausiteuung be-.
ipirbt, tparsn augsgen. gsibe StGbts
bsbsu berpor, bdb he iest niht nm cine
gspi1igung bes aongreFss nadiuden.
Gbiu.iifher Geianbter
fir Supun.
Der Der. Staatsn 9sIdnbte Gals
boun in psitng msIoet bem Stautss
Depurtsment, oaB Wang 9ab Sieb,
Der friiber. dineiti6e 8eiunbts in
in 9robbritunnisn aIs 9eIanoter in
Sapun ernannt tporDen lei.
Uncle Gam unb Rtcaragua. a.
Sr Der StelIungna6me Der Der.
Staaten se9en bic gIoduoe pom Blue
fielos i6eint cine tlsine 4snberun Elm.
getrstsn gu isiu, rpsnn oies offisieu
audi niht ongeoeutet pir0. Sffenbar
beiteat peniger Reigung, ith in Die
Gperdtionen oes arsu3srs .8snus"
ein3umliden, Iolunge Der &ommanoant
oesielben Die Griegsr.gsIu beobdhtet
uuo teine offensn StGDte bombarOirt.
aapt. Gilmer bon Der rpaoucub", Der
rangdlt.ite omeritaniIhe Sffisier al
Srt Uno Stslle, bat bic iibli6eH Snz
| itruttioner erbdlten, pelfe ihm beoeuz
t.noe iSrsibeit bss 9anoels geben. gr
ipiro aber, ,ipenn tein 3ipiNgenoer9runo
porbdnben III, tpeber fir bic eire nod
bic anbere Bartet eingretfen uno 3. 9.
bic .8enus" riht oaran oerhinosrn,
Die pier Wsilsn pom 8IuefieIos geIegene
Irb0be 3u bombaroiren. tpel5e ben
3ugang CUR Stdot bsberri6t uno nit
3psi Se6spfiinoern beftutt 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
Streit i'm 3uhtbaufe.

GoIumbus, 8, 26. Wai. Deiz
tere % StrdfIines bssGbio'er Staatss
3u6tbduIss Itrsitten bsute untsr oem
9orgeber. oaB ibnen peroorbsne Rabs
runssmittsl oerabreiht ipuroen. Sm
9un5sn iino ieBt lat am Str.it. Die
aber ale oeripraten, an bic 4rbett 5us
riidautebren. Der 9sfdnsnib>Sup
intenbsnt Sones IisB ndmIia al. uns
botmdbigsn 9efangenen, oaruntsr
mandeRDrber unb Ginbredsr, trumm
itIi.ben, mas notwithstanding pisl nit
ibremGntfdIuB, pisoer 5ur Irbsit gu.
riidtebrsn su polIen. 81 tbun bat.
patbetif der S.l itmorb.
Rem yort, 26. Mai. Srsberid
Qutr, Elm alter StraBenmuiitant, tDo.
tete iia am Mtittipod turS Dor Mit:
t.rnaht in i.insm Guartier an bel
8opern bur6 gindtbmen BON 2euht.
gas. gr bobrts Elm God in bic Ste
fsliObls, burf pelhes er Elm Stuc
Shlduh ftedt., brebte bas 8as ar
uno Sog bann ben StieIeIidoft Ibe,
ben aopf. 2usr mar felt siuisen ga.
gen per5peiielt uno niebsrgsi6Iagen
neil Elm 2aitpaseu feline Geiss iiber
fabrsn uno beruoltrt bate.
Gin Supelierlaben Be-
raubt.
Gbillieotbe, Ohio, 26. Mai.-
9ds Supeliersei6dft bon $. 6. De.
then 1T am Utittpoa 4bsno um 1C
ubr um Shmudiaden i'm Wertbe Dor
5000 beitoblen ipproen. Der 9iebitua
puroe lpdbreno zines aurnepalfeites
kgang.n unb penisitens tauieno Yer
ionen befanben iih 5ur 3eit iunerbulf
300 SUB BON benz 2dben. Die Gin
BREEDER ipuroen geieben. lpie Iis oapon'
liefen. ibre 1uihen subalteno, es tpur'
ben absr seine Werbaftunssn uorsenom
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

gen gunbesgertdt f6ulbig befunOen,
Die poit fir betriigsriihe 3Dede be-
nubt 81 baben. Die ueberflbruna
beoeutet, buB goIt gu 18 Monaten Sc
fdngntb uno $500 8eIorafe perurtbetlt
iperoen muB, bic SurD bat dber ben
Htdter erfu6t, benz Manne bic @ss
tdngntbrofe 3u .rIuFen.
Cine ia apfere 5rau.
Rep gort, 26. Rui. aouis
9ratA, 25 Sabre alt, bel Gag Elm
9dusmaler unb BEL 92aht Elm gin6rez
der, tam am 9Rnag morsen 3u friiz
Der Stunbe ums 2eben, inbem er aus
etnem 5eniter i'm ortttsn Stof zines
9auIes an 0elancepStr. fisI, natbsm
Ibn Jrau Dora 9ietmau, in bereH
Wobnung er einseorungsn mar, NIT
sinem eifernen Spudnapf unb sinem
9tuoelroQsr bearbeitet bate.
@rat6 mar in bas 5Qus qeIangt,
tHoem er on elmer 5eueruotblsiter bin
auftIetterte. I'm in bos ShIaf3tmmer
mer Der 8ietmuu's gu geIangen, mubte
sr iiber Elm Rubsbett Iteiqen, auf benz
cine Wtietbertn, 5rl. 2ena 9srtembolb.
| iAltef. 8ratd mar pamtt befddftigt.
Die &letoer 9tetmans nah 9elo 3lt
burhIuden, aIs 5rau 8tetman pl0s-
lid erDa6te unb luut 3u ihreien ans
ting. Sic iprang aus benz gett uub
padte ben Ginbre6er. Webr putheno
als gedngfti8t IhOb iis 9at6 in bic
Stu6e, no lie einen eiiernen Sputnapf
er9rtff un0 oamit 9ruth auf ben aopf
ihIug. Der Mann rtB iia los uub
fprang auf einSeniter imDobn3immer
gu. Jrau 9tetman mar i6m absr
auf ben JsrIen. Set patte i'm am
godtra9en felt, big Elm &nabe, Der
ebenfaQs BEL oerSamiIie nobnt, bin3ua
fam uno t6r einen RuDelrDQer reihte,
nit benz lie pilo auf ben @inbreaer
losiAlug. Der Wann mar in3pifhen
gum SenIter btnQusgelangt, ebe er aber
Die 5euerletter errethen tonnts, perz
IeBte ibm Truu 8ietman nit benz
Jtubelbol3 einen iOlden S6lag tns9e=
fiht, bab er, einen burhbringenben
| S6ret ousitoBeno, in ben 9of btnubz
| itiir3te. Dis cine glmbulana an Srt
unb StsQe antam, mar Der WanH
tOot. gr bate bel bem 5au bas 9ss
MD 9ebroAen.
SRI. Murp 9orrimun psrs
beiratbet.
4rben, q. g., 26. U2oi. Die
8ermdblun8 DON SRI. Murp Snrrtz
man, 5otter oes oeritorbenen giIenz
babnz80ni9s 6. 8. 6arriman, unb
etne Der rei6itsn iungen Samen i'm
2anoe, NIT Charles Garep RunIsn.
bon Buffalo, einem prominenten juns
gen giIbbauer, funb am Mtttpoh in
Der bieItg.n tIetnen@piscopaItirhe itott.
0d Die 6arriman'ihe SamiIis nod
5rauer bat, mar bic 8ermdbIung cine
gan3 itille unb nur W}itglisqer Der beiz
oerIeitigen 5amiIien uno einige tpsni=
ge Jreunoe paren 5u9sgen.
4ttentat aus Ra6e.
9rinceton, Sp., 26. Wat.
! Qircoln Diner, Elm betannter Gar
ner oon GaloneQ Gountp. tpurbe am
Mttttpod Qbeno, aIssr in Tetnem 5Ofe
itanb unb nah Dem &ometen iab, Ie=
bensgefdbrIia geihohen. GIiper mar
ein 3suge gsgen bic rQadtreiter", tpetz
de Dor sinigen Woden in 5optinsDiue
pro3ei1trt tpuroen.
8eidmugoeltes Opium.
I Ct. Qouis, 26. Wtui. 85 Sdit-
den nit Opium i'm Mertbs BON $4,000,
peIae angebIicb eingei6muggelt nun
ben, ifnD BON 8unoesugenten IN einer
tinefii6en 8rocerp befhIagndhmt
rporosn. 3tpei GbireIeu Iino BON gbus.
gruoIsp, benz Spe3ial 3olIagsutsn,
oor9elaoen rporoen.
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itali.nii de 8ergIsuts gss
nathan aus 9eorgia


Durham, 9a., 26. Mai. Die
IGmmtli6en bisiigen itaIieniiten Sob
IengrGber puroen am DounsrItag
Morsen bon Stoatstruppen untsr
apmmanbo oss Gapt. 8. .. Witles
bam BON 2inoale perhaftet uno in eli
nsm giienbabnpagsou untergebra6t.
Die 2eute bebaupteten, oaB linen Die
&ompaguis riidItdnbisen 2ohn i4uloe
unb iie batten iib geipeisert, an Die Nrs
belt 5urud5utsbr.n. bis bic 20bne be-
SabIt fsien. 4bsr oamit ntht senug.
batten fie aud biegeamten Der Winen.
aompasni. beorobt unb itt getpaltidm
Der 9ruben bemGhtigt.
2lm Rahmittag puroen bic eStdlies
ner, 25 WtGnner, auf 8efebl oes Sous
o.rneurs 8rotpu, p6ne pro3eb aus
benz Staot binausgebruht.
Col. Sames 20. Gnsltib IT,, bonGts
Iunto, elmer Der 5auptsigentbiimsr Der
Wtinen, unb iein 4ntpuIt, Carl Sad
ION, batten 8erbaftsbsfebIs eseen biz
Staliener erlpirtt. Col. Gnsltfb 3oq
bteIslbsn aber ipdtsr suriid, nadoem
bic absei6obenengergleute oeripro6en
battsn, ME pisber nu6 Durham sus
riittebren 81 molten.
Die 5ruppsn tebrten amabsnb nad
2inoale suriit. meitere llnruben bel
ben Minen peroen ni6t srtpartet.
Shulbig befunoen.
aaniasgitp, 26. Mai. Sls
colt g. Colt, Elm 9sIomatIsr oou Rstp
Dors, ruroe am Donasstas iu btsii'
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lSetterberiHt.

Giir Ohio, bas ip.itli6e penrs
fnlpanien uno DsItsgirginien: SAos
mes Wetter am Greitag. am Samitag
tribes Wettsr, norblihe Bis Oitlihe
Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
Das CnOe Oes Wei5ea.GorAGs

Das CnOe Oes Wei5ea.GornGs
Sobn u. Battcn ioll ipenisitens
cine Wtillion babel perloren
baben.
Wei5snDreile in G6iCagO um 4a 5is
me6r a(s &c pro Bu. 5urd6.
gPgdngen.
Janfunn5tpansig italieniihe Sob
lensraber.
Die setpaItiam DON elmer 3obIeusru6s
in DURHAM, Ga. 9siis SsHDmz
men 5dtten
Bon MiIi3truppen u6sr bic Sreu5s BEG
Stoates 9e6radt.
Gin gtnbreher in Retp gort brad in
Der Witttpod Ruht ben gals.
Jtoabem er bon elmer tapferen SrQu in
tpatbenosr Deiie angegriffen pOrs
ben.
Der WOropro3eb gsgsH 5ruu Dora 6,
9oTep
Sect in ct. 2ouis, Mp., in pollen
9Qngs.
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Der WOroprO5eb gsgsH 5rau Dora 6,
9oTep
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

grhdlt bon Der unioerjitdt Gambaos
ben Tcttore Iitel.
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9as gnoe bes Dei3snz
Is pru er g..

g6icago, SIS, 26. Wtai. Der
umItunb, oab 5beooore 8. 8Qtermun
ietn nGprner" in WdisMei5en prioattm
gum 4bIdIuB gebru4t bat, bate am
0onneritag Elm itartes Juuen Der 8etz
3enprelie CUR 5olge.
Sames u. unD 9eorge 8. Baton
lieben gIei95eitig 100000 8u. Sepz
tember.Wei3en geben uno IS puroe I'M
2oufe oes Cages angetiinoigt, Oab Die
betben Spetulanten tbre 8erbinoung
nit Der MutIer>6 >6irma gsI0it bdtten,
Der lie cine Generation lang angebOrt
botten, uno bub iie, - tpenisitens tens
pordr - Iia pom Geiddft suriid5iebeu
piirbsn. Der preisriidgans bel Mei,
gen odriirt 5tpii6en 43c fir September
unD me6r als 5 Gents fir WQi>I6ltes
| fsruug. Sam.s u. patteu oerIieb am
Ibeno feline Office nit einem 2dheIn
uno in Ieinem 4utomobil bate er 9ez
Isgsnbeit in ben Ga6mittagsS 3eituns
gen gu leien, bab man ieinen 8erIuit
auf irgenb cine Summe 3pnden
$4,000 unb $1,200,OOO abIhGse.
IIs er BON sinemReporter gefrugt tpurz
be, ob sr etpas iiber ben Murtt gu ia.
gen babe, iagte puttsn Ia6sno:
rSdgsu sic nur, odB ih nihts pom
Martt peritsbe" Sn bieIer gutmiitbi.
gen WsiIe CAB patten inoirett gu, ouB
CT oiesmul BON ben r9aifiers" griinbs
lih iibsrs DIR gebausn iporoen 1T.
vGs giebt niht piele Wtdnner i'm
2anoe. bic cine iolde Shluppe in iols
der 8eiie binnebmen piiroen," iagte
in bepunberuber 8eiie Elm iiingeres
MitgIiso Der SSirmu, als putten fetn
2lutomobil beitieg.
Sm QQgemeineu lit man Der 4rs
Ii6t, baB Sbsooore 8. @aterman. Der
Wliller pm 2lbunp uno Der 9auptz
IpetuIant in maizWei5en erTolgreidl
nit Isiner SpetuIation gspeIen 1T uno
bic bauptid6lihften Shorts" gs5lpuns
gen bat, gu bem BON ibm oitttrten
9reis - $1.14 - ab5urehnen. @s
lit aber unmoslih ietneu proftt ab3us
ihdBsn.
StaIi,riIche 9eruIeute e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

Hoabem sr bon elmer tapferen Srou in
piitbsnosr Deiie angegriTfsn NOR.
ben.
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Sect in ct. 2ouis, Mo., in Douem
9Qnge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
CENSORSHIP OF THE STAGE.
Women to Be Advised Which Plays
They Should Shun.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 25.-Delegates
from fifty Chicago clubs and hundreds OF
outside cities met at the Art Institute
today to perfect REORGANIZATION Of the
Drama League Of America
According to the plan outlined, the
weekly Stage Censor. bulletin contain
ing the women's diagnosis Of the stage,
will be sent to every clubwoman in the
country telling her what shows to shun
as detrimental to her moral welfare.
Mrs. A. Starr Best. vice president of the
Drama Club OF Evanston. who Is men
toned as a candidate for the presidency
OF the new league. said: 1--WE have tried
the idea of demanding certain reforms of
managers and are not pleased with the
results. Now we will educate the public
to appreciate what is good and shun that
which is suggestive. Women have no
more right to parade themselves in a
dfanhanous costume on the state than
they have on the street.
.'it is not only a fight against the I'M
moral show, but a criticism of the
weaker among the legitimate shows,
which we propose. When drama repre-
sents scenes Of the corrupt and squalid
uithout teaching a great moral lesson we
will put it on the black list"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
Tuesdays Pimlico Entries.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpcCial DISpatCu " AaS
PIMLICO. Nd. April 25.-En-
tries for Tuesday. April %:
First race, three-year-olds and
upwards; selling; six furlongs-
'Dr. Barley. 12O: Takahira, 122;
"Kyle. 98; *Stargowan, ia; Kyrat,
1O6; +Woolcast, 95; Haymarket. 119:
Tivolini, 124; 'Hymen, 90; Tempter,
1O8.
Second race. two-year-olds; four
and q half furlongs-Jack Ryan,
1O4: Footlights, 1O7; Minta, 100;
Sally O'Day, 1O4; Stepchild. 104;
Lascar. 112; Dorchester, 112: Musk
melon, 1O4; Andy Chisholm. 1O4.
Third race, maiden three-year-
Amyl. 1O5; Tasteful, Layminister.
Ny Southern Boy. Jack Frost,
Leopardstown. Landmark. Chopper,
Equation. 1O7; Trudo, no; Inspired.
IO5: Moltke, 1O7; Howlet. ITO.
Fourth race, Arlington steeple-
chase: hunters; two miles-Selectus,
Merry Man, 146: Miss Perigord.
Isl: Purslane. 14S: Duke of Roam
oke, 146.
Fifth race. three-year-olds and
up: selling; one mile-Choirmaster of
Chesterbrook, Ill; 'Charivari. 1O2;
Adalia, 81: Gay Deceiver, 50; Coun-
ty Fair, 1OS; Juggler, 112; Cesari-
lass. 81.
sixth race, United Hunts purse:
three-year-olds and up: mile and
sixty yards-G. M. Miller. 81; High
Private, 113: Pulka. 1O5; Hibernica,
"a.
apprentice allowance claimed
Weather fair. track heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
AFTER JURY FIXERS.
Alleged Tampering in Trial Of Pitts
burg Councilman.

P1TTSBURG. April 2h-A new grand
jury began service in Allegheny county
today. Whether or not testimony will be
presented to the inquisitorial body cover
ing further alleged Irregularities in the
city's councils has not been made known
by the district attorney. However, at
tention will be given to alleged jury
tampsrers. Evidence will be placed be-
fore that body covering a recent trial of
an indicted councilman in this city In
which the Jury is alleged to have been
tempered with.
The district attorney made preparations
to keep the courthouse clear Of possible
jury fxers today. A corps Of special
detectives was on hand for that propose.
The doors to the immunity bath" are
still open. District Attorney Blakeley
says he will not insist upon the sentence
of any one of the small fry In the coun-
cilmanic exposures who may go before
a court and tell the truth"
Several confessions are expected this
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past forty
eight hours.
Charles Brown. Is years, 1881 sth street
northwest.
Marie Dennison. 70 years. Washington
Home for Incurables.
Catherine K. Murphy, "a years, 1902 s
street northwest.
Beverly r. Mason. Is years, the Cor.
dova apartments, Goth street and Florida
avenue
Ann Douglas 20 years, 400 10th street
Arthur Stillwell. Al years, rear 1917 6
street northwest
Michael Dorsey. 81 years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
Charles Bramhall. Al years, 1893 h
Martha A. Taylor 70 years. Home
opathic Hospital.
Edward F. Parkinson. 81 years. Home
opathic Hospital
James H. sutton, 60 years. sibley Hos
pital
Miriam Morgan. 81 years, AS @ street
northwest.
Samuel Rutherford. 81 years. Emer-
gency Hospital.
Nelson Cooper. 72 years, 2714 Poplar
street northwest.
Thomas Harris, SIS years. 74o 4th stree,
northwest.
Gertrude winslow. 10 years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Julius Logan, months. 1896 9th street
northwest.
Coswell West, months. 1417 Sd street
northwest.
Hattie Redmond, 40 years, 1O4 L street
southwest
James H, Edwards. 80 years, 1906 9Th
street northwest
William Boswell 81 years, $40 X street
northeast
Margaret F. Summer, 65 years, Hotel
| Gordon.
Philip Won Berger Kleupfel, % years,
Garfield Memorial Hospital.
! John F. Cody, y years, United States
| Soldiers Home.
John Pope, % years, Providence Hos
pital
a rnlina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
YERKES WROTE CATALOGUE.
Collector Stood Sponsor for Genuine
ness of Works.

NEW YORK. April 25.-The late Charles
7. Yerkes himself wrote the catalogue
descriptions Of the works In his art col
lection, the recent auction sale of which
here broke many art sale records. This
information was made public today by
Thomas E Kirby, who conducted the
sale. in answering foreign questions as
to the geppineness of some Of the works
in the collection.
Any criticisms Of genmneness must
have applied to paintings in the old Chi
cago collection. made by Mr.. Yerkes. &C
cording to Mr. Kirby. who added: THE
old Yeskes COLLECTION was largely a diff
ferent collection from the New York col
lection sold the other day. Much OF the
Chicago collection has been sold or
traded for the works which composed the
later gatherings.
For the New York and final COLLECTION
MT. Yerkes was his own cataloguer. He
got out for private circulation a cata-
logue de luxe that cost thousands Of dol
lars. We merely reproduced that cata-
logue in cheaper form"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
EARLY vERDICTs EXPECTED.
Courts Martial and Court of In
ouirv Due to Report.

Several courts-martial and courts of in
quiry which have been drifting along for
weeks are expected to be terminated this
week. Most notable among them is the
inquiry into the differences between Gen.
Elliott and Col. Lauchheimer of the Ma
rine Corps. This proceeding has gone far
beyond the scope originally assigned to
it, It will involve the succession to the
command of the Marine Corps that will
result from the retirement Of Gen. Ell
lott next fall. Some Of the developments
during the investigation are said to have
seriously affected the chances Of officers
who had been regarded as in favorable
position for selection.
Next Thursday the three retired adj
mirals who have been engaged on the
I,auohheimer case for six weeks will
turn their attention to the charges that
have been made against Commander
Frank K Hill that he permitted his
ship the Marietta, to navigate In dirty
condition.
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NJ STREET NORTHWEST between 4th
and 9Th streets-Frederick Dec. Faust
to Margaret w. Lewis, lot 26, square
514; $40.
GRANT PARK-John p. F. White ct ux
to Rachel U. Waugh, lots 81 and 90,
square 524S: So
OAK V1EW-Edward ]. Stellwagen ct
al, trustees. to Charles H. and Louis ,
Taylor, lot 1. block Z: $2,31964
LANIER HEIGHTS-Mary B. Mercy.
nolds to Warren f. Brenizer. lot 3; $40.
CHEVY CHASE-Fulton r. Gordon ct
ux. to Edith L. Hunter. lots Al and
AZ, square 1857: $4,O97. 70.
WHITNEY CLOSE-Edward w Pether-
bridge. ct ux. to Mae L. Dagger, lot
90, square 8O58: So
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH
WEST between l. and M streets
Joseph NJ. Carmody to Mary B. Camp
bell, part lots 5, 6 and Z, square II; SO.
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Ormsby; on trial; attorneys, George F
Ormsby and w. G. Johnson.

PROBATE COURT-Justice Barnard.
Estate of Elizabeth X. Jessop; letters OF
administration granted to Lem Towers.
ir; bond, $1,000; attorney, Lem Towers,
jr. $50
Estate of Francis c. Barker; will adj
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Matilda M. Barker; bond, 500;
attorney, J. H. Lichliter.
Estate of Manche H. Meline: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Alberta V. Barnes and Ida NJ.
Stokes: bond, $1,000; attorney, Fred B.
Rhodes.
Estate of William H Pendleton; petition
for letters Of administration filed; attor-
ney, F. G.. Coldren.
Estate of cambridge Reynolds; letters
of administration granted to May p. Rey-
nolds; bond, $1,70O; attorney, F. G. Col
dren.
Estate of Robert Hanna; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, ]. B. Lar
ner.
Estate Of Mary E. Lehman: will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Ernest II. Daniel; bond, $500;
attorney, w. C.. Balderston.
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GIVE GEMS IN CHURCH.
Congregation Responds Generously
to Pastors Appeal for Funds.

NEW YORK, April 25.-With the help
Of an appraiser, Canon William Sheaf
Chase engaged today In the interesting
process of examining bushel of gold.
gems and silverware. the proceeds of q
unique collection taken yesterday at
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in
Brooklyn
The collection was taken to secure a
fund for paying of debt on the rectory
tshers carried big baskets down the
a.sies and into these the congregation
dropped bits of precious metals in the
shape of jewelry and coins. each artic:e
being securely wrapped and sealed. A
sale will be held later, at which those
who gave up cherished pieces of jewelry
will have opportunity to bid them back
again.
The silverware and gold which cannot
be sold will be disposed Of at the assay
Office and melted down.
One OF the smallest packages dropped
into the baskets accidentally became UNI
sealed and a ten-dollar gold piece fell
out.
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THREE MONTHS IN JAIL
SENTENCE IMPOSED UPON HOS
PITAL ORDERLY FOR ASSAULT.
Alexander Brown Convicted Of Beat
ing Patient Who Was Suffering
From Paralysis.

Accused of beating a patient suffering
from paralysis In a free ward Of Garfield
Hospital and inf1icting numerous bruise:
about the face and body. Alexander
Brown. colored. one of the hospital order
lies, was tried and convicted OF assault
before Judge Mullowny in the Police
Court today, and committed to jail fol
three months in default. Of a twenty-five
dollar fine
Charles Willis, the patient who wa.
assaulted, according to information fur
nished by the police. Is in critical con
dition. The assault occurred the after
noon of March q last.
The case was called for trial last Fri
day, but. owing to conflicting statement:
by several witnesses, it was continued
until today for the purpose Of procuring
additional testimony. Among the wit
nesses who appeared for the prosecution
were DR.. r. l.. Powell of the hospita
medical staff: Miss Georgia Nevins. SUI
perintendent of the nurses training
school, and Miss Lydia Cranston, a nurse
in charge of the ward at the time the
assault occurred. Two other witnesses
colored men and patients, related the cir.
Summary Of the Testimony.
According to witnesses. Brown lost his
temper while he was on his inspection
rounds and. using his fists, struck the pa
tient number of times in the face and
about the body The man was barely
able to move and when he attempted to
make an outcry the orderly placed his
and over his mouth and threatened him
He cursed Mr.. Willis and told him II
he ever did such a thing again, referrine
to the condition of the sheets, l suppose
said one Of the witnesses from the ward.
The was going to kill him.
Brown denied striking the patien> and
insisted that he had not been roughly
handled in any way. The arrest was
made by Detective Weber of the tenth
precinct after an extended investigation.