The Washington herald., 1911-10-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
Confined from Pnge Five.


VS.. Bidwen uS2 L S. 24D; Hawaii VS..
Mankichi Q9O L. S. 190; Rasmussen VS..
United States G97 u. S, 500: Door VS..
United States O95 L. S. 1889; Trono VS..
United States Qg9 L. S, 52D; Grafton VS..
United States i2o6 U. s., 333).
No. 4l4. Mike Beecham, plaintiff in
error, VS.. The United States; in error to
Islands. Per curiam: Dismissed for want
of jurisdiction. Farrell VS.. O'Brien 099
L. S, 100; David Kaufman &; Sons Com
pany VS.. Smith GIG Y. s, 61W: Downes
Mankichi G9O L. S, igi): Rasmussen VS.,
United States Q97 L. s., $50; Dorr VS..
United States Qs5 L. S, 1887; Trono VS..
ERttsd DtsS STATES STATES 3s 9ss I sSB Grafton VS.
No. $50. The United States. plaintiff in
error, VS.. James A. Patten ct al. Passed,
to be restored TO the call u under the pro-
Mr.. Solicitor General Lehman. for the
No. SS1. Washington, Alexandria and
toner, VS.. Real Estate Trust Company of
Philadelphia; petition for writ of GER
tiorari to the United States Circuit of
by Mr.. John S. Barber, Mr.. R. Walton
Moore, Mr.. George w. Pepper, and Mr..
w. B. Bodine, jr.. for the petitioner, and
John G. Johnson for the respondent.
No. :, Original Ex-parte. In the mat
ter Of ]. Wesley Glasgow. petitioner; mo-
ton for leave to tile petition for a writ
of habeas corpus submitted by Mr.. Frank
S. Bright in behalf Of Mr.. John c. Fay
for the petitioner.
No. S34 Elkins Electric Railway Com
pany, petitioner, VS.. Western Maryland
Railway Company: petition for a writ OF
certiorari to the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals for the Fourth circuit,
submitted by Mr.. Fred BeaIl and Mr..
w. B. Maxwell for the petitioner, and by
Mr.. George R. Gather and Mr. Leon T.
Greenbaum for the respondent
No. 5S5. Samuel O'Brien, plaintiff in
error. VS.. Rudolph B. Schneider ct al: +;
motion to advance submitted by Mr.. Will
lam J. Courtright for the defendant in
No. 51. David A. Collier ct al, plain
tiffs in error, VS.. J. c. Smaltz and Iowa
Railroad Land Company; motions to dis
miss or affirm submitted by Mr.. Charles
A. Clark for the Iowa Railroad Land
Company and Mr.. T. n. link for Smaltz,
in support of motion, and by Mr.. F. T.
Hughes for the plaintiffs in error in Op-
position thereto.
No. S13 Robert P. Allen ct al. Com
missioners, &c, appellants; VS.. St Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Company; and
No. Sl4 Robert P. Allen ct al, Com
missioners. &C, appellants, VS.. st. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company; motion
| to advance submitted by Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Hill for the appellants.
No. 66. The United States ex rel Mary
| =.
| A. Ballinger, as Secretary Of the Interior;
| resignation of Richard A. Ballinger, as
Secretary of the Interior suggested, and
Walter L. Fisher. his successor In office,
substituted as the party defendant IN err
ror herein, on motion of Mr.. Samuel
| Herrick for the plaintiff in error.
/ No. 3S6. The United States Of America,
appellant, VS.. The Terminal Railroad As
| sociation Of ST. Louis ct al; leave grant
ed to file brief as amicus curiae herein,
on motion of Mr.. John c. Higdon, in that
| behalf
No. IL The Mercantile Trust Company
and Edward ]. Cannon, appellants, vs.
The Texas and Pacific Railway Company
ct al. Submitted by Mr.. Murphy J. Fos-
ter and Mr.. William W. Green for the
appellants; by Mr.. John F. Dillon, Mr.,
Charles E. Fenner, Mr.. W. B. Spencer
and Mr.. Charles Payne Fenner for the
appellees and by Mr.. Walter Guion as
amicus curiae.
No. 3ss. The United States of America,
appellant, VS.. The Terminal Railroad