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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26
Die Sepubnrr bon Sin 9afota

lino i'm sroBen nnO gan3eu siemlih
ipoblbabsno uno Der beuti9e Dollar lit
ibueu ni6t anndberno 10 grOB, als elm
Siinf3ig Gent=Stiif III friibereu Sa9eu,
ais bieie 8egeno our9 ibr YiOneeritas
blum 9iug uno Die 3eiten idper uuo
oriifeno naren. glber trOb alleOem 1T
e5 benz Manne bon beute our6aus tt6t
oaran selegen, oaB iein Gelo in per-
idnenoeriibsr @eiie periu6t miro uuo
tuenn er feline 3ablunsspfli6tigen &e6s
nun9en be;ablen iol, oanu priift er
islbt9e 10 genau, als Su barten 3etten.
Sn 8erbinoun9 nit bieiem fOroern mir
gu6 auf, Sure Sar &eceipt5 gu be-
tra9ten, um Sud gu iiberjeu9en, ob
oas @elo, peldes Sbr sur llnterbal=
tung Der itaatlibeu aominiitratiOn, oaz
nit Iinb bic Staats=Steuern gemeint
Ian oemielbeu Yropertp) pdbreno Der
lebten orei Sabre nidt fortDdbreno 9e=
itieeen Iino; unO tuenn 10, mas fir etz
neu tpeiteren 8orteil bat oies @ub ge=
bra6t? Sn Stn3ufii9ung Der erbO6ten
Steuern, tpelde Sbr ae5a6lt babt, Oer=
eeBt ni6t, bic 8etradtuug 3u mahen,
oaB pdbreno Der leBten orei Sabre Die
CRAWFORD unO 8eNep. .glOminiitratios
nen itaatli9er gln9elegenbeiten cine
S6ulo bon iiber 5000, 900 (iiber bic
8eceipts) anbduften uno oaB Sbr In
tommenoen Sabren oieie Shulo absabs
len maBt. @ar Der aominiitratiOns=
ue6iel bon Stalparts su Suiursenteil
inert, mas er idon setOitet bat unO mas
Gud bic sroBen Sduloeu, bic Die Sn-
iurgenten gu6 aufseiattelt baben, Sud
in 3utunft toiten perOen2 Wirbe es fir
Sud nidt Elm peiier S6ritt iein, am
z. Suni fir Observation-Disclosures fir
staats= iotpie 2onsreB=9lemter 3u flint
men, um benz Sniursentenuolt ;u gel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26
SObn stof's Stall
Gin &anb Der 5lammen
Srannte total nisSr. SisrSe fam.
ten aae srettst ipsrDsa.

9lm Montas abeno, um ungsfdbr
8 lbr sins Der Seib= uno 5utteriaQ
oes Sobn StOf unierer 5tnbt in sslGms
men auf unb leste oenielben gdnSli9
IN 2li&e. lleber bic gutitehunssuria-
DE oes 6euers III nod nihts betnnnt.
3uerit eiitoedts man bas 6euer auf benz
SeubOoen, uno als es lebboft brannte,
oauerte es nur penise Wiinuten, um
iid iiber bns 9eiamie Gebdube al ber=
breitsn. 2llIe I'M staa befinoliden
!pferoe tonnten serettet iperoen, aber
Biuei Buesies, einise gferoeeei6irre
uno Sdttel fielen osm ,6euer gum Cp-
fer. Die in Der Ra6bnridoft befino-
liden Sduier itanoen cine 3eitlans in
srOBtsr @efabr, aber Der sur 3eit me-
benos WinO NOR siinftis uno our6 at=
tipes einsreiFsn Der esate tOnnte oas
issuer tOntroaiert perben. Ger Stall
NOR NIT 50. 500 btrii4ert, ipel9e Suns
me dbsr pabrideinlia nur tinen 3eil
oss 9erlHItts osfen ohrite.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26

Soepb 9armlp rpubln6e aanoDat fir Ghutnant 8Oupr
ueur puo i'm Sabre 1861 in gfu cOnu gbOren gr erbt als
me ausbbuna bu6t bic faai6e ROrmalbue aspiae un bic
2amrence lnperiid in applstOn, gDis.
m Sabre eB m sQnpsen Sopnfe ROScOe eos
Goun as bic Grganrsrun9 O eounp 3aanOe am
moe CT fir bu Gounp pg6aan uno I'm Sabre
1884 fir basIe 9spdb @dro Sabre 1887 biz 1891 mar 8eater
DEEDS Qlrunoenbe) Mbrermas mar eOun &f uno oertraf
ben Subrsu 1907 n gouutp III ben segtsIntursn
Seine ged9uns bseb gum srObhn ae IN Sanowtraf nno b
audit rose rfuue butt er gauuug gh alfalfa Stmo-
tim ase IOps Gtn Sn bon wen man nnam oaB s
linn uDroltn sss Oes u sgreit ssn nO er NJ e'
onmr her sotb 9otuta 5rbune uun tuns ns euntps
henfon ii r i'm grunoeasntums. abfasadft mhrh sar
gptnoer Der eru epublanhsu upntn Del I'M eOuntq abal
ten wuroe ftoem INNER on Der 6heR VI 9auOL Oub ~
Gaah Slo 3atota cine 9rOBe 3utuntt Huorrepf
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26
lie grotoiolle ,eisen, baB steur.

3ablsru bic gsrpaltuns itaatlider gln=
selessnbeitsn untsr geiiep SO proseni
mebr toitsn, ais untsr glroo. 3ieies
i6liebt ni6t sinmal sinen Dollar IN iih
elm, pslder fur permanente gerbefe-
runeen nusseseben tuuroe. Sat Der
our6idnittli6e Steuersabler ieinen Ools
len @ert fur Oieie enOrms grbObuns
Der lauisnoen 9lus9absn srbaltsng SIN
rpel6er Msiie iit Der bur6idnittli4e
Stsusrsahler uuier Der geiiep-2lomini-
itratiDn beiler eeItellt ols inter A0mi-
niitratiOn GlrOO's uno mas bat sr ourh
bic erbo9tt @erlieuerung nuiSuUeiIen2
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26

9lm pergansenen Sreitag, ben 20.
Mai besins oas gbepaar Sobann uno
@pa &lipiel oas 25 idhrise Subildums=
feit Der iilbernen Sodseit. Sobannes
6lipfel muroe am 27. Sauuar 1868
in SersoOrf, SiiorublanO sebOren uno
BON Paitor 2odenbers setauft. Seine
Gbefrau gpa eeb. Safner puroe am
%. Nopember 1868 in 9aiiel. Siibs
ruBlano seboren uno pDm oOrtigen
Srtspaitor MidpiB setauft. 9eioe
beiu9teu iie bic S6ule in 9ersborf.
ilnter 2eituns oes 2ebrers D. Seib. no
fie na9 9riitlider 2ebre ulterridtet
unb BON u. 9irnba6, 9aitor gu Sers=
bprf, na9 ie6sp66entli9em. ftrensem
llnterridt i'm Sabre 1873 tonfirmiert
puroen. SObannes alipfel piomete
iib na6 ieinsn &enntniHen uno beiOn=
oerem llnterri9t benz Serife als 2eb=
rer. 9lls leoiger Mann begab er lih
na6 Der 3rim uno tebrte bon bort nuA
9lleranOerbilf, nabe Soeiia, suriit.
Sm Sabre 1885 betam er BON Reutahel
einen Guf, bic oorti9e 2ebreritelle a1=
sunebmen. 9lm 20. Mai ielbigen Sab
res perbeiratete er iih nit ieiner nod
ibm treu CUR Sette itebenoen Satin
uno~ iie murben in gergoorf ben paitor
q. 8irnbad setraut. Sbr dlteiter
Sobn 8obert erblitte i'm Sabre 1886
gu Ieuta1el oas 2i6t Der @elt. gtad
einem Nufentbalt bon 3 Sabrcn besa=
ben fie iid na6 &Oi4arte, unter benz
&ir6ipiel 8er9oDrf, mo- ibr 5tueiter
Sobn 8uoOlf i'm Sabre 1888 9eboren
purbe. gia8 speiidbriaer Stenitseit
beeaben fie fib i'm Sabre 1890 mad
Sirtenbeim, 9eKarabien, mo tbnen i'm
ielbigen Sabre etne. SO9ter namens
Bertha 9eboren puroe. gta6 piers
idhrieem gluieutbalt purbe ibnen i'm
Sabre 1892 nod Elm Sobn namens
@mil sei6entt. Sa Serr &lipfel oas
S9mei6eln unb 5ai9enfullen ieiner
tells ruifiiden 8OrseieBten nidt ertra=
gen uno als @briitentino niht als elm
ebrli6es 8eiddft 3u ertragen permodte,
pertaufte er iein Sab unb 8ut UNI
tuunoerte i'm Sabre 1894 nit ieinet
5rau une bier &inoern na9 ameritd
aus. Sier ansefommen, itarb an
Oterten Gage ibre pieridbrise Sodter,
mas aud sleih cine idpere Seimiu
Dung fiir Die gltern in Der neuen Sei
mat mar; lie uuros ourt Yaitor Stein
harot sur lebten &ube sebettet.
Sa es oamuls i6le6te 3eiten aab
muBten lie iid Orei Sabre tiimmerlit
uno nit 8ottes Silfe auf benz 2ano
our6idlagen, no es Oamals ueuia i,
peroienen CAB. Sic iieoelten nad be
Staot Gureta iiber, mo lie i6re ainoe
reselmdBia IN Die Sdule ibiten tonu
ten, pel6es aud BON sroBem Iube
mar. Sn eureta puroe ibnen II
Sabre 1900 abermals cine So6ter no
mems Soa seboren, iooaB oas gbspao
nod bier lebenOe &inoer bat.
Serr alipfel ideute peber Mlaf
nod slrbeit, mubte aud piele llnau
nebmlihteiteil ourhmaden: er arbcitei
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26
lie @oapFnFernis am @ontas


mar cine totale uno fpuroe in Der gan-
gen @elt nit er6btem Sntereiie be-
Oba6tet. Sisie Ronofiniternis piro
pobl bel ben Sniursenten audi idon
i6limms Solsen bintsrlaiien buben,
oeun Der politii6e SOrisont Der Sniurs
seutsn bssinnt aud idOn, iib gu Der.
ounteln uno piro am z. Sum- eins
pOllftdnDiss pOlitiide 5initernis be-
ibnsn einsetsbrt iein. Die 3auer Der
isiuitsrnis tann nidt feiteeiiellt meroen,
ssipib aber III ss, baB iie aus BEN
s6atten iobalo nidt wieDer beraus.
tommen oiirften.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26

glrbeit, i'm @inter iotpie i'm CONNER,
oftmals Der un9initisen @itterung
aus9eieBt uno ipenn bas Subelpaar,
tpie es iib otter ausipridt, on bic
i9tperen our6lebten 3eiten suriidoentt,
10 tann man bDren, oaB nod alles iebr
gut sesansen 1T, oaB es iid NIT ieiner
Samilie nit benz begniigte, mas bel
ben oamalisen idpa6en 9eroienifen
beraus fam. Seit Sabreu, als er nit
isiner Samilie elm giirser Guretas se=
porben, lernte sr nsbenbei nod bas
Sdriftiebeu uno tpirb bon ieoermann
seadtet, seliebt uno seebrt. Sbipobl
bas Nlter beranriifte, ideute uno
i6dmte er ii6 bod ni6t por ir9eno
elmer glrbeit. 8ottes Sanb fiibrte i6n
in ieinsn iiberlebten AZ Sabren, iOtpie
feline 5rau bon 46 Sabren 9liitli6 uno
woblbebalten bis auf ben beutisen Sag,
no fi4 oas Subelpaur ibres ieBi9en
geiunoen 3uitanoes freut, 8Ott oantt,
lobt, riibmt uuo preiit fir ale @obl=
tat uno 2iebe, bic iie bis iebt bon Soft
empfansen baben.
9as Subelpaar iis oanten, loben
Den 8ott, Der iie eefiibret bat.
sic preiien benz, Der f6aut bon oben
llnD Der iie INNER bat betpa6t.
Ste @iese, bic i'm alien 2anbe
Sis ieBt nod ME pergeNen blieb,
sic balteu felt am oeuti6en 2anbe
limb penn Der Seino ibr Ser3 anriibrt
8is bierber bat Der Serr sefiibret
Sas Gbepaar, tpie &inOer al.
sic 6atten 8pttes 8siit peripiiret,
Drum banten iie ibm allsumal.
So9 lie iddBen mas persanseu
g8ie man aud Der 3utunft barrt,
a4, OergeBt ni9t traumbefan9en
gSeil man lebt in 8egenpart.
2abt bic Menideu 90ies ia9en
Die tief guer .Sers setrdntt.
8e6t iit's, per bic S9ulo tann
tra9en
@iro eiut ourd bic 2teb' setrdntt.
Sreue ii6 bas Subelpaar
SaB Sbr munter isio uno frOb,
8leibet treu nod piele Sabr
8ott identt gud ben ianften SOB
Simmelsluit uno Simmelswonner
| &ommt our6 8ott bon Dben Der,
sn bic Bergen i6sint bic SOnne
| Sur6 ben 8eilt bonn Simmelsiobn
Sas Subelpaar ldBt ale 6reuno
unb 9etannte biiben unb oriiben berg
li6 grIBeu. Sie bOfeu aud ourd
@ottes @naDe nod ldnser uno mi
seiunbem @oblerssben in 25 Sabrel
Die 9olOene Sodseit feiern gu oiirien
@u6 allen 2eisrn Der ypoit" bon ga
uno 6ern ieuoet nisiss Yaar berslid
@riibe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26
Sur seiaaisen Noti,.

Siermit lei betannt seseben, oab Der
Sunis s5ermiu 1910 uniers &reisees
ridts am 8. Sum- 1910, na6mittass
/ llhr be9innt.
Nadbenannte PerIonen tperoen er.
innert, fir Grlansuu9 ibrer 3neiten
8iirgsrpapiere our geeignetsn 3eit Su
eri5einen uno stpar ieoe nit ibren
beioen 3eugeu.
glusuit Martea
y Sobn Seunete
- Sriebri6 MGrtea
SObam Stop
Saniel Shmiot
8ottlieb S9miot
Sobaun Sranoner
Seinrta @al3.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26

gen, oaB man Sud nit benz Sdpin'
oelgei5rei rReform" uno rSpariams
tel" ni6t lauser gum @urren balten
fanR?
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26

Der &omet, bon wel9sm IN letter
3eit ipbiel bic &soe mar, bat al'o uns
iere liebe Groe ntdt sertriimmert, nno
lino mir fiaer, nad rs Sabren eben=
faas Dem llntergaug gu ent9elen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-26
s9ma9poae 8eweiic bon staats=
glngelegenbeiten.
9as Ginfommen beroreifabt gegcn ote irhberen
Sabre, troboem aber remit Der staat jabrli6
cine Wiertclmillion Collars ias God.

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sutseuern au Die rbbn Soften os ssunerpas nrndua1rem
[ u m @ ss uu ~ @ ~ @ ~ @ s,r, n Ma asu
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fplgenbe 3aben aufmertiam eema6t:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-24
Washington's Broken Vistas.

To the Editor of The Star
While washington Beautiful is being
brought to the attention of the public
I would like to offer this criticism:
Here is a city laid out by an army
engineer. An army officer with his rule
and compass-straight lines and circles
has his limitations as an artist. Not sc
landscape gardener, who merely see IS
the beautiful and suitable. For example.
take Thomas Circle, with two avenues
and two street crossings-eight radii.
Why this grass plot. with statue like
a bulls eye in the center of the target ?
1t is in everybody's way. death trap
for children. dangerous for pedestrians,
confusing to strangers, costly nuisance
for electric cars, and a dreaded obstacle
feared especially by drivers Of fire en-
gines and ladder trucks.
In themselves the statues of Thomas,
tiful statues of heroes whom all delight
to honor. But they are not in their
proper places. The aim of art is to
decorate. Certainly the first appeal Of
a work of art should not be to obstruct
a public thoroughfare. What would a
landscape gardener have done? He
would have dropped the city map and
studied the locality-two beautiful ave-
nues that should be stately malls, per-
hitting superb vfstas with their four
The vista from the Church of the As
cension to Sheridan Circle would be mag
nificent. Also that from Iowa Circle to
Mcpherson Square. Perish the thought
of breaking these vistas with little grass
plots and statues.
The ground is not level at Thomas Cir
Gle. On one side is the end Of High
land terrace, where, on its former domi-
nant height, the statue should have been
placed. On this bluff was the correct
grandstand. Like the statue of Scott
at the Soldiers Home. 1t could have
overlooked the whole situation Gen.
Thomas himself would have selected
such a position to view the passing
throng.
Do away with the center circle, add
the parking to the corners, and, IL pos
Sole. have statues and fountains deco
rate such corner plots. This is what
was done in Paris fifty years ago. The
by the Rond Pont. Artists protested,
were arranged on the sides, which are
beautiful, and in no manner obstruct the
view nor the traffic-safe Ravens of refuge
for children and nurses. The plot where
DR.. Hahnemann'S statue has been prop
erly placed in our city is the corner of
Rhode Island ana Massachusetts ave-
nues.
The statues of Hancock, Mcclellan
Webster and Luther are suitably located
Thomas, Scott. du Pont and Washington
statues should be moved to the side
All these circles should be done away
with. Only army engineers think the
center of the ring, the bulrs-eye, the
place of honor. ROBERT HINCKLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-24
MAID TRIES TOLEAP
FROM ROOF OF HOTEL
Suffering From an Attack of Nerv
Gus Prostration When She Is
Rescued From Death.
special Dispatch ~ The Star

special Dispatch The Star.
NEW YORK, January 2i-The fight of
Il screaming maid through the halls to
the roof OF the Hotel Preston, at 4tii
avenue and Goth street, and her attempt
10 throw herself to the street five stories
below, caused great excitement early to-
day.
The maid. Helen Kowowske. twenty
Two years old. soon after midnight was
seized with what the Bellevue surgeons
afterward described as AN attack of
nervous prostration. She ran through
several Railways screaming at the top
of her voice. Dozen of employees, maids
and hall boys ran after her, while num-
her OF the guests ran from their rooms
and hurried 10 the Office TO learn the
cause of the excitement.
The hysterical maid gained the roof in
advance of her pursuers. She skirted the
edge OF the roof, and, according to the
police. was about to throw herself to the
street when Albert Hanscom, a bell boy.
grabbed her. There was struggle. but
other bell boys came to Hanscom's aid
and the maid was dragged back and taken
to the hallway on the top floor
In the meantime Policeman Fuchs had
been called in. He summoned an ambu-
lance from Bellevue, and Dr. Curiey re-
moved the maid to the hospital. There
she was placed in the psycopathic ward
for observation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-24
MAN ACCUSED OF CRIME
DISMISSED. FROM NAVY
James Hall, a Seaman, Confesses to
Foul Murder Committed in
August, 1907.

Assistant Secretary Winthrop of the
Navy Department today RENTED the un-
expired term of Imprisonment in the
case of James Hall, seaman in the
navy, and authorized his delivery to the
civil authorities of Rochester. n. Y. Hall
was undergoing Imprisonment on the
naval prison ship Southery at the navy
yard, Portsmouth. n. H, for fraudulen,
enlistment in the navy. He recently con-
fessed to the murder of Anna c. Schu.
macher in a cemetery at Rochester. N
Y, in August. 1907, and the authorities
Of that city asked for permission to take
the man to Rochester for trial.
Had No Accomplices.
In his signed confession as received al
the Navy Department Hall says that he
alone assaulted and strangled the girl
and that it had SO preyed on his mind
that he was at last obliged to confess
the crime. There is some question as
to the mental soundness Of the man,
That question, as we'll as the accuracy
of his confession will have to be deter
mined by the civil authorities at Roches-
ter.
In order to avoid any possibility of
conflict between the national and state
authorities in the matter 1t was decided
to discharge Hall and sever his relations
with the navy entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-24
bennett DENIES CHARGE
LAND OFFICER SAYS FUNDS
WERE NOT MISUSED.
Takes Stand and Replies to Attack
Made by Representative
Hitchcock.

The hearing on the charges made by
REPRESENTATIVE Hitchcock of Nebraska,
alleging the improper use of the million
dollar fund for the protection of the pub
lie domain by the general land Office.
was resumed today before the House
committee on expenditures in the In
terror Department. Land Commissioners
bennett resumed the stand and continued
his statement which was, In nearly every
instance. contradictory of the Hitchcoc.>
charges.
Reply to the statement that the smoke
stack had been paid for out of the mill
lion-dollar fund, Mr. bennett showed that
appropriation. Mr.. bennett denied that
Representative Hitchcock had oeen re-
fused information and produced num-
Der of letters to show that the Office mad
furnished him all information asked. Mr.
bennett admitted, however, that the cor
rcspondence did not have any bearing
on the charges made by the members
from Nebraska.
To facilitate matters and make progress
Mr.. bennett was directed to prepare for
the committee a detailed statement of
the expenditure of the S6OO,Wv of the
Observation-Disclosures. This statement will
be ready for the committee next Mon
day together with statement of the
number of clerks transferred from the
civil service rolls to the Special roll pay
from the fund and then retransferred to
the regular roll and the increase in sal
aries Mr.. bennett said it was not a
fact that employees were anxious to get
on the roll of the million-dollar fund, and
he denied that the salary paid to those
on this roll was larger than the pay of
the clerks on the regular roll. Regarding
the charge that furniture had been
bought for the land office and paid for
out Of the million-dollar fund, Mr.. Den
nett said $1,000 had been expended, but
there had been authority for It,
If touay's hearing is a fair index, the
promised sensation about the million-dol-
lar fund will not materialize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-24
CAPT. LAIRD DEAD.
Retired Naval Officer Entered the
Service in 1869.

Cant. Charles Laird, U. S. N, retired,
died at his home. 91s 18th street, about
II O'clock last night, after a prolonged
illness. The arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been completed. but it Is
probable the interment will be made at
the Arlington National cemetery wed
nesday or Thursday.
Can't. Laird was born in Canton, Ohio,
February 4. 1854. and entered the naval
service as a cadet midshipman September
%. 1862 He was promoted to ensign
July -. 1875; to lieutenant Junior grade /,
February 1, 1882: to lieutenant Septem-
Der %, 1885, From January %. 1854, to
July Ii, 1896, he was on duty In the bu-
reau Of equipment, Navy Department;
from July Is. 1896, to July !, 1897. he was
attached to the L. s. 9. New York; from
July I: 1897, to May Ii. 1899. he was at
tached to the L. s. S. Helena, serving
as executive officer Of that vessel curing
the Standardization war and until his
detachment. May Il. 1899. He was pro-
NOTED to lieutenant commander March
3, 1899. From May IL, 1899, to
November s. 1899. lie was attached
to u. S. S. Olympia. He was
on duty in the hydrogra phic Office. Wash
ington. d. c.. from March 10. 1900, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-24

stricken from files; plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
G. +. Ormsby: defendants attorney, W.
q. Johnson.
Orme agt. Orme. leave to file supple
mental bill granted; plaintiffs attorney,
| Wilton ]. Lam bert.
EQUITY COURT, NO. 2-Justice Barnard.
Wyvill agt. DAILY: exceptions to audi
tors report overruled and report confirm
ed plaintiffs attorney, Leon Tobriner:
defendants attorney, Alexander IL. Bell
Green agt. Tomlinson: decree pro con
fesso and guardian ad Item appointed
plaintiffs attorney. A. A. Hoehling.
Lipscomb agt. Fletcher: order reinstat-
ing cause: appeal noted: plaintiffs attor-
ney. W. P. Plumley: defendants attor-
neys. l.. Hufty and f. Burke.
Clabaugh agt. JEWELL r. S. Hufde-
koper appointed trustee to sell; bond
500; PLAINTIFFS attorney, r. s. Huide-
koper.
In re lunacy of Martha J. Barker: ref
erence to auditor.
Muehlesen ast. Solomon leave to hle
amended bill; plaintiffs attorney. r. +.
Thealey.
Dement, agt Richards: guardian ad
Item appointed: plaintiffs attorneys, r.
4. Heiskell and NJ. j. Colbert.
Tabulating Machine Company agt. Du-
rand: rule returnable January %; plain
tirS attorney, j. Nota McGill.
CIRCUIT COURT NO.1-Justice Wright
Douglas agt. Davis ct al: on trial:
plaintiffs attorneys. T. l.. Jeffords AMI
c. A. Douglas: defendants attorneys, j.
c. Cuttings and D. s. Mackall.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. o-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Hanes agt. Southern Railway COM
pany; on trial: plaintiff attorneys, r.
T. Downing and G. A. Berry: defend
ants attorneys, Hamilton Colbert and
Yerkes & Hamilton.
CRIMINAL COURT NO = Justice
Gould.
United States agt. Albert II. Willard,
murder; on trial; attorney, T. c. Tay
lor.
CRIMINAL COURT NO 3 Justice
Stafford.
MCGEE agt. Pee: judgment by default;
plaintiffs attorney, j. A. Hicks.
Strong agt. Andres: judgment on YER
dict; plaintiffs attorney, j. HI. AdIf-
aans; defendants attorney, L. A. Bal
ley.
In re estate of Maria Moore; on trial;
caveator's attorneys, Mcmahon & Nc
Mahon and John Ridout; caveatee's at
torney, Chaplin Brown.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Barnard.
Estate of Elizabeth M. Brough; letters
of administration granted to Anna M
Hall; bond, $500: attorneys, Daniel Curry
and F. II. Stephens.
Estate of Frank w. Johnson: order to
dispose of pawn ticket: attorneys, Z. H.
Thomas and j. G. Howard.
Estate of Mrs. Jacob Haf1e; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Charles W. Hafle
bond, 500: attorney, Frederick S. Tyler
Estate of Arthur n. Mccormick; amend
ed petition filed; attorney. George F.
Havell.
In re Lillian n. S. Mackenzie: order
appointing Lillian Richards guardian;
bond, 5000: attorney, D. w. ODonoghue
Estate of William NJ. Gartrell; petition
for letters of administration fled attor-
neys, Montague & Moriarty.
Estate of Murray Addison; will dated
November 23, 1909, filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

GIRLS PORTION-Albert f. Woods ct
ux. to Heber L. Thornton. part; $40.
PETWORTH-Alex l.. Mcmillan ct ux. to
Clara Garland. lot AZ, square %; $40.
GIRLS PORTION-Heber l.. Thornton ct
ux. to Albert F. Wood, part: $40.
n STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 18th streets-Elizabeth s. c. Pot
ter to Florence R Harris, part origi-
nal lot 3, square 15S; so.
NTEREST-Frederick II. Brandenburg
to Clarence A. Brandenburg, all inter-
est in estate of Frederick W. Bran
denburg; $1,000.
NO. 1927 H STREET NORTHEAST
Joseph S. Beall ct al. to Alvin W.
Chaplin, lot 252, square 1904: 500.