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The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INTERUnBAS
LIMER

PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7 n N
and every two hours to p. m: sun
days only. III y. IN. Through .ocala. 3
hourly 20 p. M. including iimfteda.
Clemens. s:2s a IN. hourly to ii.ss D
m.
FLINT LfMITEDs-.7:ss a m. s.sa
q M, 'i2:35 3. m, 2.ss p. m. .Ess p
hours 10 . o. m: oxford only, IL y. n.
Flint. sundays only, IL y. N. To Romeo.
a m. S a. m. and every two hours 70
10 % m. IL y. m
JACKSON LIMrTEDs--s:is a. m. ana
svsrv two hours to e;is .. m. rhrougA
Locals a. IN. and every two hours e.
q n m: Ann Arbor only. a. IN, so n.
m 10 m, 10 p. m. III p m. NorthvflIs
only ! 80 m. hourly to $50 y. m
f.S0 D. m, p m. III o. IN. Saline cars
from Ynsiianu.
TOLEDO LfMITEDs-7;.o a. m. ssA
every two hours TO $50 2. m; saturday
and Sunday. 1880 y. m. Through local4
$50 a. m. and hourly 20 $3.50 = D-s
Monroe only, $50 y. m. IL p m ~
wYANDoTTE Dfv.-s;ss q n. hsif.
hourly TO s;ss .. IN. hourly TO h'sS
y. m ah
PONTIAC plv.--s q. m. 20 70 80 n!A
service TO s:so r m. hourly 70 m
ORCHARD LAKE DIV q N. hss13
Iy TO IL p m Al.
sTn..s car. run through to savsnsv. 4
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
HELP wANrrp-MALE.


ABLE BODIED MEN wanted for the ".
>. Marine Corps. between the ages or
~ and IS. Must be native born or
have first papers. Monthly pay SIS
10 SEQ Additional compensation pos
sible. Food, clothing. quarters and
medical attention free. After 30
years service can retire with 40 per
cent. OF pay ana allowance. Service
on board ship and ashore In az part =
OF the world. Apply at L. :. Marine
st, Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-Men To learn barber trade:
few weeks completes. money earned
while learning big demand for our
graduates; wages s12 TO $40 weekly !.
little expense; lie Independent. Cata-
logue mailed free Moler Barber Col
lege Chicago. Ill
WANTED--UPHOLST IL. Hos
bach * Son, 2ss Congress-st. east.
UPHOLSTERERs WANTED-II. !.
Hosbach. 29S Larned east
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
HELP wANTEp-rEMALE.

UPHOLSTERERs WANTED-IH
Hosbach. 29S Larned east
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
MARRAIE LICENSES

George N Costello. % Jennie Walk
cr. -
%
otto Halvey. Il. Jacobina Flenka. 2l
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
F i RS
FOR SALE-MIS,

Why not get your moneys worth? l
buy my skins direct from the trap
per. Every article made in my es-
tablishment are REAL FURS. m
| have the finest assortment Of up
to-date furs in the city at prices
about half the regular value.
CHINA LYNX SETS
Regular value 500. now SO
RUSSIAN LYNN SETS
Worth SIS. now $3.50.
Also a fine lot of large size
Hungarian LYNX Sets
at $500
Large fine sable sets at 81 to $40
This sale begins Monday morning
and viii last until this lot is sold
We must make room Don't fail 20
attend this great money saving sale
LOU !. FPPINGER.
MANUFACTURING FURRIER.
30l Gratiot ave, opposite Maple-st
CABLE upright piano. large size wal
nut case Of artistic design This in
strument has had about one years
use. Was exchanged towards one OF
our famous PLAYER pianos w when new
Don't fail to see this bargain. Sio
cash end SO monthly.
THE CABLE PIANO CO.
21S Woodward.
AA.--DErROIT TYPEWRITER 90.
-.
PER CARTOONS. Il Price. Renting
Repairing. Catalog free. lsS shelby
nut case OF artistic design, plain and
rich. The kingsbury is one OF our
own makes and we are proud TO state
that these pianos now number nearly
10000. which is conclusive proof OF
their popularity This instrument is
only shopworn, but We include II In
need room. it's yours for. -. $2i5
$40 cash and $6 monthly.
THE CABLE PIANO co,
21s Woodward
NEW VICTOR monograph with morn
Ing glory horn; six selections and
''' THE CABLE PIANO co. '
21s Woodward
CHeadquartrrs for Victor and Edison
photographs and records
BARGAINS--Show cases. counters.
shelving, floor. cigar and display
cases, etc
Detroit Store Fixture Co.
34i Gratiot Main 4O22
ELECTRIC PIANO ,l4-note). plays all
the latest music and gets the money
II you are looking for an Investment
which is safe and sure. .,nd one that
will build up your business, call aud
let us show YOU this piano Regular
price when new $500: now reduced
TO ........ ................. ...,.... 1926
Easy payments
THE CABLE PIANO CO.
2lS Woodward
Flectrolvsis-Face Bremishes
Hair lhampooed and dressed, soc
Hair dressed, Soc. manicuring, 35c
Miss II l.. Hubbard. 407 Gas bldg.
~--------------
PIANO TUNING-Fo.. expert work call
Main g3t6 uF,.ghts s2
2ls Woodward
LAT F.SI StVIc Victor p60nogTap6 IN
handsome oak case with wooden
horn to match. and IL selections,
THE CABLE PIANO co 800 'V
2ls " oodward
headquarters for Victor and Edison
monographs and records)
HIGH-GRADE player piano, almost
new. all improvements ana without a
doubt one OF the most artistic play
ers on the market. leg ular sclline
price. 800. now reduced to-. "a
Easy Payments
THE CABLE PIANO CO
2ls Woodward
WANTED Coz MichiEau aud FOURTH
to furnish rooms complete, 81 week.
Sumntr Go.
PFN COKE.
For Furnaces oT Ranges. Ridge or city
9G2 lloughten French Coal CO.
LATEST style Edison photographs with
J Cygnet horn combination ATTACH
nent. with siN records .,.... Syg 80
TIE o. BILE rINNo CO
Els Woodward
CLEAN. dry. hard or soft millwood
n a A.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
priptIng 60. No. IL John u st Call
Main liaS. or Ctty $3.50
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
CONFER ON lords VETO.
Premier Says Progress Is Being
Made by Rival Factions.

Premier Says Progress is Being
Made by Rival Factions.
London, July 29.-In the House OF Com
mons to-day Prime Minister AsQuith
made a statement in regard TO the prog
ress that was being made by the con-
ference Of government leaders and mem
bers Of the opposition in reference 10 the
veto power Of the House OF Lords.
The premier said that representatives
Of the government and the opposition
had held twelve meetings. They had
carefully surveyed a large part Of the
field OF controversy. The result was that
the discussions had made such progress,
although they had not so far reached an
agreement as 10 render fl, in the opinion
of all. not only desirable. but necessary.
that they should continue. In fact said
Mr.. Asqulth, he might so farther and
say they would think It wrong at this
stage to break them of.
There was no question, he said, OF
their indefinite continuance. and II they
found, as a result OF further deiibera-
tons during the recess, that there was
no prospect Of an agreement. that could
be announced 70 Parliament during the
course Of the present session. they would
bring the conference to a close.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lo35-Lots p and 80: William Murphy e. ur.
to Hcratio n. Taplin and John D. Coughlin.
trustees % secure Lille 7. Taplin, $50. 5
years Ter cent, semi-annually.
Square 555-Lots Il and 2; Daniel P Bryant e TX.
TO George F. Collins and Jabez Lee. trustees.
10 secure Charles II. Hemaus, $40. l to Y
months. per cent per anuun
Square SS-Sublot So; John C. Harrington 20
Thomas ". Stubblefeld and Garfield A. Street.
trustees 70 secure Edward J. Hannah S.Oo.
years. per cent. semi-annually.
Square l3-South part Of LOT u Sarah Z. Jones u
Edward S. Wcscott and Harvey T. Winfield,
trustees TO secure Herman koSs. N.400. years,
per cent. semi-annually.
Square 765-Lots s. 20 81 : Virginia S Carpenter "a
NIyer Cohen and William +. Guide trustees. 70
secure Simon Wolf. $1,000. years per cent
semi-annually.
Square sl6-west part Of lot ;: Theodore Abner et
ux. to William F. Guide and Myer Cohen, thus
tees. 70 secure Simon Wof 500. years.
per cent semiaunually.
Ingleide-Lot g. block 6; Samuel ]. Glaser e ux
70 Julius I. Peyser and Frederick NJ Pelzman
trustees. 20 secure J. L. Cohencicus N,lsZ9o
70 years. per cent semi-annualy-
Square lgs-Lot Isl and part Of lot IS, Mary Sher
man McCallum to the American Security and
Trust Company. trustee TO secure EliWood o
Wagenhorst trustee. 5000. months, PEI
cent, semi-annually.
Addition 10 Le Droit Park-Lot Il. block u; I'd
ward J. Gardner Ct ux. 10 John B. Larner ant
John A. Hamilton. trustees, 70 secure tn
Washington Loan and Trust Company $50.
years, per cent. seuiannually.
Square 270f-L0t Is; Margaret y. James to B
Francis Saul and S. Percy Thompson, trustees
10 secure Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones
5000 monthly payments, per cent per annum
Reservation ll-Jot A John 7. LasEey et ux. q
Charles q. Cragin and Wilmer Latime-, trls
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
DAILY COURTRECORD.
FRIDAY, July %, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Nc. Zsi57 Greoly rs Patent Law Association; pre-
liminary injunction denied Attorneys, H. L Da-
vis-W. g. johnson and A. S. Wo1 liugton.
No. 2i56. MeIatire vs. same ue. Attorney
same.
No 1900. Brown rs. Brown; time 20 take teSti-
mony extended. ATTORNEYS. NJ. ID. Rosenberg-W.
Ballinger and W. L. FtubershaW.
No. $50. DuVall. administmtriX. IS Sparks et
al; reference 90 auditor. Attorueys, W. T. Am
brose and J. L. Dodse-R. +. Downing and G. A.
Berry.
No 2S739. Jones ct al. Us. Colbert ct al refer
enco % auditor Attorneys ". II. Mauogue-J. Z.
PadEctt and Joseph Reeves.
Nc 2sl79. Coughlin Trades Union Publishing
Company; order not 20 sell lease rule returnable
August s. Attorney, c. T. Hendler.
No $500. Cave vs.. Cave; rule discharged. At
torneys Thomas & BeIler-J. s. Easby-Smith-
No 2l9l Cody vs.. Cody: reference 20 examiner.
Attorneys. A. L. Newmyer-J. L. Smith.
No 2enl Jones vs. johnson: rule discharged.
Attorneys. J. Williamson-David Wolf.
No 1850. Brown vs.. Lewis CT a.. decree Of ref
erenoe amended Attorneys. R. " Donaldson. w.
G. Gardner. and G. W. Reap. W. Fisher
Ia re lunacyl John Miller; hearing continued.
No. 2E5S Johnston vs.. Johnston; petition and
rule dismissed. Attorneys. W. Ii. White Edmund
Brady
No. es520. Belote rs. BciOte: rule continued to
August l. Attorney W. +. Ambrose.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
The Kind You Have Always Bought.

This the caution applied to the public announcement Of 0Oa that has
% been manufactured under the supervision Of Gaas H. aIe or onE
mothers when purchasing astOr see that the Wrapper bears his signature
black When the removed the signature both sides
Ofthe bottle red Parents who have used Ga8tOa for their little in the
past years need warning against cou and limitations but present
duty call the attention the younger generation the great danger n
duCing into their families spurious medicines.
is be regretted that there people who engaged the
neOu business putting and selling all substitutes what should
properly be termed cOne for medicinal preparations only for
adults but yet for ChdS medicines therefore d the mother
uze closely what she gives her child Adults do that for themselves
but The child has TO rely the mothers watChfun8B.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
GUNBOAT Is SENT
TO FOIL BONILLA
Plot to Overthrow Dayila i'll
Honduras Reported.

The government OF British Honduras
has taken prompt action TO prevent the
revolutonists against President Davila
Of Honduras from using It's territory as
q base Of operations.
Fenton r. McCreery, American Minister
at Tegucigalpa. advised the State Depart
ment yesterday that a British gunboat
had been sent in pursuit Of the revolu-
tionary expedition fitted out in British
Honduras in behalf OF Manuel Bonilla,
former President OF Honduras, against
President Davila. Bonilla was driven out
Of Honduras several years ago by Davila,
who was aided by former President
Zelaya OF Nicaragua.
Minister McCreery reported 10 the de-
partment that the diplomatic agent OF
Honduras in British Honduras had IN
formed President Davila that the British
gunboat has been ordered to Cayos zapa-
tiilos to intercept the Bonilla expedition.
Manuel Bonilla has resided in British
Honduras ever since he was driven out OF
Honduras several years ago by Davila
and Zelaya
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

2 and 3 block 8: Henry C. Longnecker et ux.
10 Randolph l. Jennings SO
William Hickey estate-2art Of LOT S: Caroline J.
D0ugherty 90 r. Henry Phillips. SIS.
Chevy Chase-Square 1870 lot s. John P. Wasar
% Fulton r. Gordon. SO
Chevy Chase-Sluare l75o. let 80; Fulton r. Gordon
81 ux.. Cora A.. % John p. Wagar N..e
Twelfth street southeast, between 4 and streets
Square l0l4 lots 50 and 81 Amelia 5. Pracht q
al 20 Walter +. Collins, SO.
Twelfth street southeast. between and ! streets
Square 9o5, Part cf original lot .; Michael NJ
Twohy e. ux. 70 Patrick J. Mcdonald. SO.
Eighth street southeast between Pennsylvania ave
AID street-Square Dos. part II original
lot 6; Ellen o. Riordau 70 George w. Bark
man. SO.
West Hclmead ManoT-Lot and part Ct lot Sc
block J. George ". Barkman Ct TO Ellen
O. Riordan. SO
Corooan street northwest. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets-Square Isl. lot I3i. Harm
Wardman and Thomas Bones to John II.
Lee;h. $40.
Indolsnce-Square 27o4. lot Is: Harry wardman and
Thomas Bones o Margaret Y. james. SIC.
Whitchayen-Part Of Dot /; Margaret Shugrue 70
james Cardinal Gibbons (Archbishop Of Balti
mcrel SIC.
Second street northwest between A and B streets
Reservation i. LOT A: Walter r. Wilcox and
George F. Hane. trustees. 10 John l. Laskey,
$3.50
street northeast between Sixth and Seventh
streets-Square S57 lot s.; Herman r. HcwCn-
stein ct TX. to Willett E. Dentmyer. So trust
S22E
Burryile-Lot ?. section ?: Robinson White st ur
10 sarah A. Carpenter. SO
Chillum Castle AIauOE-Part of Tract; Edward F
Colladay and Harvey NJ. Berkeley. trustees q
Mahlon c. Berkeley. s.
Weston and Pretty Prospsct-Psrt q tract; Green
wood and Pretty Prospect. part Of tract
square 1873. part Of lot 262 Woodicy, part. An
ME r. Kiesel. trustee, 20 Charles C. Glover
$500
Eighth street southeast between Pennsylvania
avenue and L street-Square ss. part Of lot 6
George w Barkman q W. 20 Charles T.
Roach and ". Hayden Collins. trustees, so.
SIS Dymharton avenue ncrthwest-Sauare lZs2 ives
| half Of lot S. Margaret Z. Lyddane 70 Harms
I Kriek. SO.
/ Pttworth-Lot 50. block Is; Guy S. Zepp and Car
roll 5. Zepp 70 Sidney c. Thompson and GeneE'
/ L. Thompson. SO
! Whitney Clcse-Lot s. block z; Laura A. Unverzag
to Alfred II. Lawson. SO.
Whitney, Close-Lot 10. block 7: Charles D. Waoot
! et Tx. 70 Alfred h. Lawson. yib
| Whitney CloSe-Lot 6 block 2: Luther A. SWartzel
TO Alfred r. Lawson SO
| WhitneY glose-Lot g block 7: Abram L SWartwou
70 Alfred H. Lawson SO
/ Whitney. C8ose-Lot !. block z; james B. Gallaghe
| ct ux. to Alfred H. Lawson. Sio
| Whitney Close-Lot T. block Z; Sarah A Byng q
Alfred A. Lawson. SO.
| Connecticut Avenue Heights-Lot .. block ?; Ann
NJ. Mills 10 Reeve Lewis so.
! Addition TO LeDroit Park-Lot A. block y; EdwarC
J. Gardner ct w. 10 Edward L. Brady SO
Addition 10 LeDroit Park-Lot Al. block i Edwar'
| L. Brady to Edward J. Gardner e ux-, SO.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

tees to se1ire Georse c. Gertman. $500, )
years. per cent. scmi-anuuaily.
Square S57-Lot SO Willett Z. DentinEcr 70 q. r.
Howenstcin and Herbert T. shannon. trustees.
TO secure Edgar r. Richardson. N.loo monthly
payments 8 per cent Der aunum-
PetWOrth-LCt g. block IS Sidney G.. Thompson e
Tx. 20 Norman l. Sansbury and Joseph b.
Bowling. trustees. % secure Guy 5. Zepp and
Carroll $. ZeUp. $50. monthly payments s Ier
cent Ter aunum-
Square i291-Lots to IS. Bates Warren et III. TO
Milton +. Allies and William J. Father. trus-
tee. 70 secure John " Jones. Ssoo. years. 5
per cent sgmi-annzIly-
Square 2la-L0t "a Lyman B. SWormstedt e uL
TO the National Savings and Trust COMPANY,
trustee. % secure the American Security and
Trust Company. Sl3O1o. years. per cent. semi
auuu3lly.
Squarc l50-L0ts 81 and 81; William 2. Shaw. j.,
60 Tx. % al 90 William J. Father and Charles
". Fairfax. trustees. % secure John u. Jones.
Aoo0 years. yer cent. seuli-annualJ.
Square lZ32-Wcst half Of lot S. Harris Krick ct
ux 20 Edmund Lyddane and Jesse H. Wilson,
trustees. 20 secure Margaret Z. Lyddane 5000,
years. 8 per cent. semi-anuualy.
Square slot g. Thomas u. Carroll 20 Andrew B.
Dlvau and Randall H. Hagne1. trustees. 70 50
cure Gertrude Lutz, $50 3 years, Per cent,
Eemi-auuUauy
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
BEALL'S DEFENSE OUTLINED.
Naval Officer Says Illness Com
PEELED Him to Leave Post.

peileo Him 10 Leave foAt-
Newport, r. l.. July pa plea Of not
guilty was entered to-day by Lieut.. Graf
ton A. Beall, T. S. N. OF the battle ship
Delaware, before a naval court which re-
convened at the naval training station.
Lieut.. Beau had been accused OF leaving
his station as officer OF the deck while
his ship was at anchor in Hampton Roads
on the morning Of July 5, without having
been regularly relieved. and also accused
Of being asleep on watch.
The naval court adjourned on Tuesday
to allow Lieut. Bean to secure counsel
and to-day Arthur B. Lafar, Of New
York. appeared TO represent him. with
Lieut.. w. S. Anderson, u. S. N, and
Capt. Frank Lander. U. s. NJ. c.. as naval
counsel
Lieut.. Beall. besides pleading not guilty,
testified that illness had caused him 70
leave his post and go TO his quarters
before it was time for him 10 be regu-
larly relieved.
Testimony IN the case has been COM
pleted, and the case was taken by the
members Of the court-martlal. of which
Capt. Roy C. Smith, U. S. N, is presi-
dent. under advisement.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
TROOPS SENT TO TIBET.

London. July 29.-The government OF IN
dia, in consequence Of the continued un-
rest in Tibet. has ordered a considerable
force Of infantry and a mountain battery
70 hold themselves in readiness to go to
Cyangtse,. # necessary. to support the
British agency there.
It does not seem that the agency is d.
rectly threatened. but the situation IN
Tibet has not ceased to be disturbed since
the Chinese entered Lassa. the capital. in
February. and the government is per-
turbed over the Chinese activities on the
Northern frontier Of India. especially Ne
pal. Sikkim. and Bhutan. the interests OF
which states Great Britain is pledged to
defend.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
Probate Court.
---..-.nAn. - Ii


Estate o. Ernest r. Corson; letters 81 administa-
ton granted 70 Matte p. Corsou; bond SEQ. At
toney W. G. Gardiner.
Estate Of samuel NJ Bryan; order to bring suit.
Attorney. l.. J. MatheT.
In 10 James II. Nolan ct al reference 70 auditor.
Attorneys Cole & Donaldson.
Estate Of Anne 5. Ames; petition tor letters Of
administration Attorney. ]. w. Latimer
Estate Of Julia Tannicif; petition fox letters
testamentary. Attorney. J. P Ernest.
In re Lee L. Towers: w. Scott Towers appointed
guardian; bond 5000. Attorney. F. A. Jones
Estate Of Eldred G. Davis; order 70 sell stock.
Attorneys. Cuttings & Chamberlin.
Estate Of Regina spandauer letters Of administra-
ton granted TO Ice L Hecht; bond $780, At.
torney. r. B. Behrend.
Estate Of Frederick A. Mcculloch; Win dated
June % 1910 fled
Estate Of John A. Gross; win dated July y
1906, filed.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
BANK RESERVES OVER BILLION.
Big Institutions Nose Out OF Laws
Reach, Report Shows.

The total reserve held by all national
banks on June 30 was S1.314, 9S7 O1S.S6.
which was an average Of 21.22 per cent
OF the deposits subject to reserve require
ments. according 10 a statement issued
yesterday by the Treasury Department.
National banks in the three central re-
serve cities held reserve Of 1865, O93, S62 So
or 2496 per cent. The amount held was
less by only ur-one-hundredths OF per
cent of the amount required.
All other reserve city banks held re-
serve amounting 10 $43S113,177.O7. or 253
per cent; that is, three-tenths Of 1 per
cent in excess OF the requirement.
Combining the reserve Of all central
and other reserve city banks, totaling
$50, 2O7, 1885, the average was 2514 per
cent, or fourteen-one-h undredths Of l per
cent IN excess Of the legal requirement.
The country banks, those required to
maintain Is per cent reserve, held
S51S, 779, 1880, or I7O7 per cent. 207 per
cent in excess Of the legal requirement.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
BAiTIMORE&OHIO
RAILROAD
Outings in the
AHeghanieS

The Allegheny Mountain
resorts on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad rival the
mountain resorts Of New
England. They are just as
cool and equally as beauti-
full.
On the summit of the Al
leghanies the "Glades' of
Garrett County, Maryland,
have an elevation of $500
feet above sea level, and
form the Atlantic-Missis-
sippi watershed Cool winds
from the west are constantly
blowing over the mountain
top.
The thermometer at night
ranges anywhere from As to
65 degrees, while at the hot
test hour of the day the
shelter of the shade is al
most cool enough for wraps.
On this great nine-mile
plateau are many summer
resorts.
The famous Deer Park
Hotel has the choicest loca-
ton of any resort south of
the Adirondack Mountains.
Never in its history has it
been so inviting. The de-
mands for accommodations
for the month of August
emphasize the popularity of
this beautiful resort.
Mountain Lake Park has
a summer colony of large
dimensions, and the pro-
gramme for the Mountain
Chautauqua . in August is
the most elaborate in its
history.
Oakland shares in popu-
larity with its sister resorts.
The special weekend ex-
cursioR rates. $500 for the
round trip, from Washing
ton, good from Friday UNI
til Tuesday, inclusive, are
an inducement to those who
desire to get away from the
heat of the city to a haven
of comfort near by.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
Mnr Invite Gomper..

Indianapolis, Ind. July pa proposal
to invite Samuel Gompers to take part
in the Indiana campaign Is causing some
friction in the ranks Of the Democrats :,
but it Is probable that he viii be ask. .
to make some speeches. Gompers made
speeches two years ago, at which time he
was sent over the State in a special
train. Many Democrats believed that he
injured more than he helped the party.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

III street northeaSt-sQuaTe SIS. slblot s.; Ed.
ward J. Hannah ct ux. to John c. Harring.
ton So
Brookland-Lot ls. block %; Frederick A. Holtou
(executorl 20 Ella Reese. S5N
1924 N street northwest-Square 1872 west halt
Of lot 10; Maurice hamburger to Bertha Oct
linger SO
E street southeast between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-Square l0ig. east half Of lot 8
George W. Iinkns to George F.. Howell. trus
tee So
ISL street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Isl lot s: Elizabeth
L. Turbtt e. viz 70 Melissa Z. Davis, SO; truss
$500
Tenth street northwest, between NJ and n streets
Square $50 part Of lot 10 Jennie Mackey Z
Peter K Chaconas So
bloomsbury Park-Lots l, II, r. u. and q, bloc
2; Henry J. Davis e. ux. 70 Sarah J. Craw
ford so.
LOugnecker's Addition to Congress Hsishts-LOa I
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
Injured on Hay Ride.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Covington, Va. July 2s.-Miss julia
Rollins, daughter Of J. J. Rollins, cashier
OF Covington National Bank, while on a
hay ride to Clifton Forge last night.
was badly injured While the wagon
was passing through the underground
I roadway under the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway near Clifton Forge. Miss Rol-
Inns feet were caught between the wagons
and the stonework and were badly
crushed. Miss Rollins was giving the
hay ride IN honor OF her guest, Miss Eliza
| beth Drury. OF Culpeper. Va.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ray Sttchcr. a. and Mamie Harris, p. both Of
Gordonsyile, Va Rev. J. NJ. Little.
George s. CraEc. Is. and Bessie R. Latham. Is,
Rev Charles T. Buck.
Palmer NJ Archer. .. and Harriet NJ Becton. q.
Rev. G. Frceland Peter.
Frank NJ Alleged. p. and lima Kerns. IS Rev.
Claude Il. lesser.
George W. Gordon. and Mabel w. Perkins Rev.
Benjamin T. MeekS.
COLoRED.
Harry G. I6les 81 and Carrie A Hunisr. 81.
Rev. Walter F. Porter.
William HAYDEN. % and jamie Johnston. q. Rev.
G. S. Lancaster.
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Lawsuits.

No. ESQ., George L. Hayes vs. Federal Taxicab
Company ct al. damages $1,000. Attorney. Alfred
d. Smith.
No. 52sOs William A. Fiddler ". Bdghtwood
Railway Company ct al. damages $1,000 Attor-
news. Arthur Peter and p. B. Ray.
No 5000 W DevcTeaux Green " Isaac z.
Shoemaker, account $50. Attorney. D. W. O'Don-
oghue.
No $3.50. Dell L. PreJx vs.. Mary z. Allen;
certiorari defendant. Attorney ". J. Lambert.
70 5sll- r. R. Bennett Henry Thomas ct
al Judgment Municipal Court 81