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DAILY COURT RECORD
co-rt OF cu.tom. Appe.ls.


Present: Presiding Judss Montgomery and Asso-
ciate Judges Smith. Barber. Martin. and Do vries.
No. 50 WofsdeIl. appellant, w. United states;
leather; argument continued BY Mr.. Allan b.
Brown for the appellant and concluded b. Mr.
Charles E. McNabb for the appellee.
No. 10 Chog Chone woh. Appellant " United
States: mushrooms; continued until next week.
No. 636 United States appellant. IA Cana
none: containers: argument commenced BY Mr..
Charles 2. McNabo for tia appellant and concluded
by Mr.. Allan r. Brown for the appellee,
No. So Wsnsr, appellant. vs. United States;
furniture; argument commenced By Mr.. William A.
Hines for the appellant, continued By Mr.. d.
Frank Lloyd for the appellee and concluded b.
Mr.. William A. Hnes fos theNppellant.
No. AZ Thomsen. appellant. Va United States;
baskets; argument commenced by Mr.. John G.
Duffy for the appellant, continued BY Mr.. d.
Frank Lloyd for the apSellee, and concluded By
Mr.. John G.. Duffy for the appellant.
No so Germania Va United States; wood pulp:
argument commenced by Nh. John G. Dufiy for the
appellant, continued By Mr.. d. Frank Lloyd for
the appellee. and concluded By Mr.. John G. Duhy
f6r the appellee.
No. 3d. Hensei, appellant. w. United 0tates;
tubes; argument commenced by Mr.. John q. Dudy
for the appellant, continued by Mr.. Charles =.
McSabb for the appellee and concluded bg Mr..
John G. Duhy for tho appellant
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Circuit Court No. 4.

No. 52l55. shuring VS. Capital Traction Company
given to jury. Attorneys D. E Fox. F. B. Fox.
and Fl. q. Glassie-R. r. Perry 4 Son and G. T.
Dunlop.
No. a543l. Lukei VS.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company: stricken from calendar under rule IS.
Attorneys. c. A. Douglas and Bates Wsnen-J. J.
Darlington.
Assignments for today:
No. II Harper rs. District Of Columbia Attoe.
neys Archer & Smith-Thomas & Hamilton.
No. 2E. Dyer ~. Washington Railway and Eco
the Company. Attorneys. Robson & Colvin-Dar-
No. 81. Craic administrative va Parish. e1ecl-
tor. Attorneys Hackett-Con.d & Robinson.
No. 2l3. Baxter, IT.. trustee. Degge ct al. At
No. Iss. Lloyd VS.. Capital Traction Company At
torneys Willams-Peny & Son and Dunlop.
No. 81. United States VS. Kieckhoefer. Attor.
neys. wilson-Dsrlington.
No sos. Edwards Va Cockreil. Attorneys. Ridout
-Beau q Macdonald
No al. Rhodes IS. Barrett. Attorneys. Ralstou,
siddons Richaris,a-w.son 4 Bsrk.iale.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 5lie4 Dirnfeld vS fourtsenth Street Savinc1
Bank: Judgment mandate. Attorneys =. BY.
lswski and L. H. David-Howard Boyd. and Il. w.
Wheatey.
dict. Attorneys r. b. Behrend-E. ". Van Dyke,
Baker. Sheehy & nosan.
No. $500. Bride vs.. Green: commission ordered to
issue. Attorneys. ID. O'Callashan-John Ridout-
Secretary Of Interior; rule returable May 2 Attor-
neys. Happier 4 Merillat. J. Z. Jones. Stanford 4
Cochran
No. 5lii3. First National Bank Of Dexter Va
Cmbenhauer ct al; and
No. 5167. Edwards VS.. Same; on trial. Attor-
neys. A. S. Worthington. II. 7. Woodard. MILAN
4 smith,. ]. Darlington.
Assignments for to-day,
No. $50. Durlsnd rs. Washington Post Company
Attorneys. Tucker Kenyon Macfarland-W. ].
Lambert.
No. "a. Peoples National Bank ~ Winship ct
al. Attorneys. McNeill & McNeill-Wison & Barks
dale
No. SO. Smith vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, Gardiner-Perry Son and Dunlop.
No. 49, Brown Va Golden & Co. Attorneys
Berry, Downing & Jefords-Darlineton johnson.
No. so. Dixon vs. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys. Maher & McMahou-
Lambert.
No. $50. Same vs. Same. Attorneys. same.
No. Ea Carew vs.. Cahoon & Co. AttorneyA
Archer Smith-Shreve 4 Richardson.
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR" I"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY STREET
and W TwES.TY-THIRD STREET.
TO. 700 Royal Special. hours). 500 (Royll
SpeciaI). I'll 90 q. N, 10. 800 fIoyal Limited
hoursl, 800 500 p N. and II Is night, 2:s2 4 N.
Diners and Parior Cars on day traInA slsepen On
l2:l5 night open st 1000 .. M
Philadelphis and Atlantic City. f7oo Sao. .rm
.. N. r0o. 800. 100 p N.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week days. 100 q. m. to 1000 p nj
s1R $500. $50. 100. I'm, $500. $50. ss0o.
fs:O, roO, I'll 90 .. m. T21o noon. tl2M Il %.
NAB nM 800. $50 $50 nao, Nas. $40.
fsN. $50. ts0o. $50. 100. 's0o. fsm, .o1
30 I'll 50 s12i5 night.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 q. m, 1:1, ScU D. N
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
$40 q. m, Yio ., N. 'l2:lo night.
PTTTSBURG 9a0 q. NJ. ID, $40 d m s12s1
night. Sleeper ready 10 p. nj
CLEVELAND. 80 .. n. C0LUMBUS SN
p %.
WHEELING. 80 q M. T0 d n.
Schedules Of local trains ct ticket o<dcss.
Daily. Except Sunday. tsunday only.
TELEPHONES at following Ticket Onices: lay
@ q. NV, Main 1881; 6ls Pennsylvania ave-. No
az: Union Station olnce. Main IA
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Swartzell, Rheem e
Hensey Co..
IA 18th StFest Northwest.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Mads at Lowest Rates Of Interest.
W. q. WALKER. 729 18th St. NV.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court No. l7aD Ad-
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters tsstamentary the estate Of John Mullan,
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased. All per-
sons having claims against tho deceased ara hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber on
or before the 18th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1872
otherwise they may BY Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of April. 1911. MAY R. MULLAN, lfSo
L street northwest. Attest: (Seal) wM. G. TAY-
LOR. Deputy Register Of Wills for the District
Of Cu4hmba. Clerk Of ths Probate Court BERRY
& MINOR. Attorneys ap0Zmys
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. May a-BUrrER-Cfsamay. fancy.
per ID, z3iaa: do, choice. 1A23; do. sood. nan
do. imitation. llaD; do. print 1sad; do. blocks.
8a1; do. held. HAD: ladle. leals: Maryiand and
Pennsylvania rolls. l3al5: Ohio rolls DaE; West
Virginia rolls. iAN; xorepachsd u; MsTyiand. vir-
sinia. and Pennglvsnia daty pRints. uaA; process
butter, Hale
LIVE POULTRY-Chickena young. choics. pa
n. Ea2: spring chickens, ~ lbA. NaH: do.
mail to medium. por ID. n: old roostssA pr ID.
Nh: winter ehickenA lbs. and undr. za0: ducka.
sonng whits PekinA fat. p9 h. IS; do, young mus.
cov and moaUsl. i,aA; d.. puddle. hzys. rsll:
foWi. youns. small each. .; do. old. eaeh. q
B00s-Mayiand. PennWivsnia. and nsartg As1A
dm.. u: do. Eastern. u: Western hzyls. doa. II:
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UNDERGOES OPERATION.

Mrs. Coils p. Huntington Suffer-
from Appendicitis.
New York, May 3.-Mrs. Coils p
Huntington. widow Of the pioneer rail
road builder, was operated upon for ap
pendicitis in her home here to-day and
this evening was resting WELL
Mrs. Huntington was seized with ap.
pendicitis some time ago and suffered
severely. 1t was hoped that an opera.
ton might be avoided. To-day, however
the knife was found necessary and DR.
W. B. Coley and his assistants went tc
the mansion, where rooms had been
transformed into a hospital ward. Mrs
Huntington came out Of the anaesthetic
feeling strong and afterward sank into
refreshing sleep.
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Noted Play. Producer Dies suddenl

Noted Play Producer Dies Suddenly.
New York. May 3.-Frederick w. Bert.
for many years q theatrical producer on
the Pacific Coast, dropped dead to-day
on Broadway. From the early '70s until
1884, when he lost his lease on the Cali
fornia Theater in San Francisco and
amazed that town by barricading him
self for a month in the theater. Mr.. Bert
had brought the actors of the day to
California. Then he came East and for
twenty years had been financial agent
for William A. Brady.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May 3-The time-money market il
very dull and steady, with rates at 21a2x per cen.
for sixty and ninety ays, 2Sa3 per cent for for,
months. 8 Ter cent for five months 81 per cent
for six months, and 3lza3& Per cant for over the
year.
cent highest ~ lowest "a closing at ~ per cent
Most Of the days loans made at rs pei
cent.
for the best names
London discounts 2 SIG per cent, of LIS Der
cent.
Paris discounts ah per cent, unchanged.
Berlin discounts per cent unchanged .
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs 4 Co., nem-
bers Of the New Yost Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
New York, May 3.-The cotton market disap-
pointed both the bulls and the bears to-day. Recent
operations by the bull groups have been largely
contract market would decline and permit rein
statement Of these commitments. The few bears
who were left short o the market at the end Of
the April advance breathed more freely on the
withdrawal Of bull support, with the hope that
weather conditions would change for the better
and give them a softer market upon which to
cover Weather conditions did not change for the
better to-day to . sufficient extent to q de-
cline and some forecasts include predictions Of
another spell OF unsettled weather and heavy rains
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Equity Court No. 4.
IIrsr1CE GrAFFnRD

No SOLO. In 70 National Sick and Accident In
surance Company; decree changing name to The"
Southern Mutual Aid Association OF the District
Of Columbia Attorney. ]. E Padgett.
No. 3006 Narrower sA narrower: reference to e1-
aminer Attorneys W. A. Conmbe-W. J. Neale.
No. 3psD. wyndham Wyndham; same. At
torney. W. A. Coombe.
No 9&l. Mann Sommefyille: title vested In
plaintiff by adverse possession. Attorneys. J. L
Weller and Alex. Wolf.
No sOola Washington Educational Society "
Sands Ct al: decree pro confesso as to Margaret
G. Sands. Attorneys. d. O'C. Csllashan-B. n.
Warner. jr.. and G. C. Sullivan.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 0o2 Dore1nus Va National Cotton Improve
ment Company. Attcrneys Gittinss Chsmberlin-
Walker.
Equity Court No. 3.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No 1457. Churchward vs. smyser: sale ratified.
Attorneys, II. G.. Kimball-Pnr denburg & Branden-
burg.
No 2ls2 >simms rs. simms ct al: divorce q
win mat decreed Attorneys. J. II. smith-B. L
GaskinS
No soo5o OCounor u Oush Ct al: leave granted
to amend and make party defendant. Attorneys
D. ". O'DonoShue-R. r. Perry Son. A. l.
Handy. c. F. Digs E. F. Calloday. Downing &
Berry. G. W. ofutt, W. x. Quinter. and Bates
Warren.
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NORFOLK 4 WESTERN RWY

Sh1OSbE AZ 6r Ell OCI. z. I9l0
Leave Washington, NeV Union Station
80 q m.-Daily-An points On Norfolk and Wet
efn.
1910 p m.-Dafy-Roanoks. Bristol. Winstou-s,-
1em, Knoxville. Chattanoos1, NsshviuA New Or.
leans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
4l0 Q. m.--FU Bristol. Knoxville. Chaftanoora.
Nashville. and Memphia washingtn-Memphts
deeper open 10 .. N
For Nosfo!k-Leavs Washington. I'D q. N. daily.
arrive Norfolk, - q. m: I'm noon daily. sr1ivo
Norfolk. 50 p N. wsskdays Leave Richmoud
Sunday 40 .. M. arrive Norfolk. . - d m
Sls p m.-Daily-BsFryvills. Lmay. shenandoah.
Trains nom the Southwest snivs s:ls .. n. IN
.. -, and f21S q. N.
An infun.tion Fourteenth st.sst and Nsv Yas
eyGuuo bend Build1nR).
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. D.-Folow1ne schetulo ngures puhiiaAed oniy
% information and he not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. xsv' o.ieans.
Asheville, Q. N and los p q. For Astfanooea
and Memphis, s9 = m; daily Dmins ozH
ham, Nsv Orleans. 1o:io p =. Dfntne eaR
For. Roanoks. Knoxville. ChattanooG,. Nashvflis.
MmphiA AZ q n. dds (s1ssping ear opsn sst9
y p NJ DINING can y
foe Chsfiotts. spartanhuzs. Atlanfa, Aunistnn,
Birmingham. AS p n. daily. Dining ur1
For Greensboro. Durham. Haleioh, ChsYlotts. Co
lunbia. Chaxi.tDn. Aiken. Angusta. esvannah.
Dining cara L BROWN. ospaai Assut
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

GOULD. \
Estate Of Montey T. Herbert; caveat. \Attoney
W. z. Ambrose. . H..-
Estate Of Joseph Hullett: will dated September Q
1910, and will dated February II. 1910, filed.
\ In re Beatrice Mae Ling; rule TO show cause
Attorney, Alfred d. Smith.
Estate Of Alice Barber; Letters testamentarJ
granted to Frank d. Barber; bond, $l0o. Attorney
Z. n. Hopewell
Estate Of Lucy G. williams; lettess testamenta1J
granted to Clark Il. Abbott; bond. $4,000. Attor
ney. F. B. Huyck.
Estate Of Amanda B. Chew; letters q admins
tation c. t q to Albert B. Chew; bond, $Soo
Attorney :. B. Iarner.
Estate Of Mary L. Hughes: order TO trlnkcz
stock. Attorney. O. II. Crsgin.
Extate Of Gustaye LansburSh; order To nel1 hoeSe.
Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate q Florence A. Curtis: petition for letter.
Of administration. Attorney, J. u. CurtiA
Estate Of Robert G. Batten; petition for letter.
testamentary. Attorneys. D. W. ODouoghus and
A. Sanders Worthirgton-
Estate Of Henry Kinsla; order for partial dis
tribution.
Estats of Arbs;la Mel. Psooesoo; petition fos
1sttezp testamentary.
Estate of Seth schsal; petition fa revocation d
lottErA
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Court of Appeals.

No N. wynkoop vs.. Shoemaker; affirmed.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Robh.
No. Z3a Shinn 70. Evans ct al: argument con-
tinued by Mr.. W. G. Auth for appellees; concluded
BY Mr.. 6. A. Jones for appellant.
No 2&l Pulliam Capital Tfsctiou Company;
argued by Mr. Edwin Forrest for appellant; sub
mitted by appellee.
No. 1903 Hylor, &c. vA Leesnitzer; asdgned for
hearing hearing on Friday, May s. 1911.
Assignment for to-day-Regular call:
No ls6 Taylor vs.. Leesnitosr ct a. Attornsys,
DARLINGTON and McGill-Burke.
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Parkwood Place Dwelling Sold.

Shannon & Luchs. real estate
brokers, have sold for Mr.. Harry Ward
man the two-story brick dwelling, 1853
Parkwood street northwest, to Mr.. John
H. Thrush. The consideration in the
transaction was $3.50. 1t is a six-room
dwelling. containing hot water heat, elec-
trio lights. and all up-to-date improve
ments. Mr.. Thrush will occupy the prop
erty as his home.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 3.-Hay market steady. Receipts
7B tons; shipments 70 tons. Choice timothy. d. 50
2I50: No. ! timothy. l9.ooa3.0O: No. 2 timothy an
No ] mixed Il 5cals 80; no-srade timothy s00al20O
clover s.G1al4Oo; rye straw. s.0Oa900; oat straw
7.0oas.o0 wheat straw, s.ooa1.T.
Wheat was easier and lower. May. AxaeiE
July ssh September. s1Is: December. seisassA.
Corn was lower under pressure. May, 53k; July
52na52x; September. S.
Oats were dull and lower. May. s2a3za: July, %
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES

Published only as information. not guaranteed.
400 p. m. daiy-C. & o. SPECIAL. Solid train
to Cincinnati. with Pullman slsepezs to Louisville
Cincinnati. indianapolis. St Louis and CHICAGO.
O. 4 o. dining car. service . Ia crte.
ulo p m. daily-F. r. v. LIMITED to the
West, Southwest, and Northwest. Pullman sleepers
to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 10 p u.
O. o. dining car. service . Ii carte
Ticket Omces. SIS Pa. ave. 1SSe F ST.. and Union
Station. Phones. Main l066. 2Ds and Tao
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BALrnroRE aRAm MARKET.

Dahinns. Nd. Nu A-MaS e3oe,d ouie<.
spse sna Nay. ~: Juls. ~
Cam elossd aaeF. epos snd Nsg. ~: Jsss,
Osss Azsnes. Ma vAiAa 1l(An: uunaapa -,
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uinns. sivss enplagn0t % i11. psfsana q
vhna 4e0 ~ nAfiyR n, ~ ~ 1vs yean ~
rus1U hes snt - Z vselo q >A@0 =
1nan1a a,snA n tsesl S1kve = - = - ~
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nlatrfct Colrf.

>, CHIEr JUSTICE GABAUcA.
No. no In n condemnation squares - 10 -
ofdT directing dak 10 tufn osR treasury visss1
10 EHnbetb 6ohneides.
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MocAanicss Laen.
IA0auafa.

No ak BasSw Ros " HoSnsd c. nsehssy;
nbaoe q. uuass ~ QsRA AttunsVa. Bate
Wazrsn and ". 4 Bsusuine
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Banlxruptey Court.
JUSTICE erAFroRI

JUSTICE DfAFfORO.
No eH. In ~ Wsshingtou Peach Bottom eaats
COMPANY; trustee authorized to institute pRocsodiu
In uuitsd States Court f PenunyivaniA SR rsous-
~ a ceTtain asaet2
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular cail-l3 O'Clock noon:
Norfolk Washington Steamboat 8. 500 1t 1854.
500 at losA, 500 at lo6x.
Washington Gas. 50 at 81. g At 81. 8 1t sx. 3 At
s1lt. at Es. Is ut s7S.
Mergenthaler, at %.
Lan..on. at 81, 5 at 81, at FA. at sTX-
Washington Virginia Railway pfd, 10 at g.
National Union Insurance. 100 at 81.
After call.
Washington Gas S. 5000 at 1l0A, loo Ut I0N,
s., 900 at uoA. 81 900 at lloS.
Capital Traction Is at Lk.
Second National Bank, at lE. at l6.
Washington Gas 100 at EA. 8 at e7k-
Potomac Electric IS. $1,000 at 10TH.
Fcllowing are the bid and asked prices posted By
yesterdays local stock exchange:
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah Ca, May 3-Tnpentine nothing do
ing Rosn qciet; type F. 7.so; G, i.@.
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Nea SsoL ceund u. eUus ana CAaslo 4. DoaeE
~ ~ xafhesine 4. Ca1; emuank IN 49,
~ 9. Z. 0sk9 cd 3. Il 0oonE
= - Usi,sa ossSs = = - Z ~ =
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hihbs
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a. Va Secretary OF Interior: mandamuA Attorneys.
Kappaer Merillat, J. K. Jouea Stanford q Coch-
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WALL STREET NEWS
Spectators Disregarded Dis
turbing Political Rumors.
MARKET APPEARED STRONG

Good April Weather Causes Hopeful
Crop Reports-wheat Acreage Ex-
Acres-Threatened Corporation In
vestfEation Regarded as Factitious.
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Criminal Court No. ..

CHEZ JUSTICE ClABAUGH.
No N5ls. United States ~ Jeremiah Dermatne; ;
housetreaking and larceny; verdict not guilty.
No E0. United States Va Evelyn Smith; lar
csny order rero&ing probation and directing execu-
ton Of sentence.
No. asa. United States Va Walter Washington:
robbery: verdict guilty; sentenced to wofthouse for
SIX months
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Criminal Court No. I.

No. N3A United States vs.. James Bailey Knots.
Benjamin Knots and F1ossie Knots; blackmail
plea guilty each.
No Za6 United States vs.. Albert A. Arm
strong: backmail: plea guilty.
No E3S United States ~. Benjamin Knots.
blackmail; plea guilty entered to defendant; ordered
set aside by court: Plea not guilty entered by di1ec
ton Of court; on trial.
ASSIGNMENT for to-day:
United States rs. Samuel Butler.
United States ~ Lee jackson.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. b. Hibbs Co, mem
bers of the New Yok stoch Exchange. Hibhs Build
ing.
Open. ~; high. u; low. ~; close. ~.
SHAPES HnIIRS
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The Safest Investments

A1s thoss that DO not fspctuats during da,.
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mas.
ketA Pint deed q trust notes (frst m0s.
s,ges,. well secured On real estate In tbs DIS.
t1ict Of Columbia, constitute "gilt-edes' IN
vestmsnta They do not depend upon ths
financial FesponAhhty of indivtiuals o. coz.
porations for their stability. and are sxenps
from taxation a. personal property. We 0a
supply such invsstmenfs In amounts iron
600 upward Send for booklse, ''ConcsmhG
Loans and IrvestmntAs
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

'Ex-dividend. N Per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-09
Girls as They We're

BACKWARD. turn backward. o I'm.
- IN your fight and Civ. "a. . maiden
dressed proper AID r.snL ". az. 80
weary OF switches and rats. BlE!e BurSs
clusters ana pe.ea-5assei hats wAd,
o. ia'e "Ar Ia a horrible p.e. stacked
on iheir heads 20 The height o. a mile.
some, n.ng - wrong NTH the 1nalden.. w.,
ieAr Give Us tae sir,s a. they used
10 appear. GIVE is the g..l.ss we once
anew Of yoEe. whose ours didn't come
from a hsir-dress.ns store. Ma.dens wac
dressed with a sensls.s view And Just
as Dame Nature intended them 10. Civ.
- q girl With a figure her own and fash
Toned divlnely by Nature alone Feminln.
styles getting mercer each yea--oh. xiv.
US tho girls Us they used to appear.
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Up-to-Date Jokes

what do those letters stand ,orr.
asked a curious wife % her husband. as
she looked at rs Masonic seal
well. really. my love" he rcpl.d
"ncour 'roiy. presume Il Is because
,ney can't st down
''you'n - a man like ono % us som.
day" said the pa;roniz'ns sportsman to
lad who was throwing his Iins into N.
same stream
Yes. s.r" he answered. 7 s'pos.
WIN some day. but bleve IA rather
say small ans ketch a few nsh"
DO Won call this a band - ri,-sea
ug'i'.aus,' said the hotel manager -
the leader % The band
4 to; T'@ 30 h'-Sei EN- nv
Wei. men y3H picked ;1em before
"'- 're' "'l Frartc' asked N-s ID
pics. ss ssc r.ari son-o-e moving
ABOUT .. t.- a..-rs.-
".. So" replied TrY.-s
IS 'u gave -f" sa-a ~s~Hk rrhr-ig-,
a; first there So. nm IN the aause
s-e NJ parro. says some au:..y'
e. -.r- ta.-ss
Do So. -, ,aa=s. g; 90 .-.e7
Sae-.'.. al
"iia'r v'H a-- ancestors. Mrs ke,ly?"
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In memory Of Scott Riddle.
who died at his home below
Grantsyille Thursday, July 10.
Scott Riddle'was born Septem-
Der 8, 1882. and died July l8,
1911, aged % years and 7 months
He was loved and respected by
all who knew him. He leaves
bchiad him to mourn his depart
ure 4 wife and four small chill
dren, three sons and one ldaugh-
ter, Alvy F., Eden j., William
d., and Almeda E., his father.
James NJ. ". Riddle, one brother
Lawson Riddle, of Gassaway.
two sisters, Leona Whiteman. Of
Wetzel Comfy, and Addie Col
Ions, of .Clarksburg, and hosts
Of friends. His body was laid to
rest in the Old Bethlehem Gene
terry. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Z. 3. Ware.
Sleep on dear Scott, with Jesus.
| know you have gone to rest,
We miss you, but Goa knows best
1t is hard to sec you go,
We Shall miss you all the way.
But lis sweet for us to know
We snail meet YOU some Glad day.
You are waiting over there
by the Tree OF Life so fair.
But soon We will join you
And our Joys eternal share.
MRS. SCOTT RIDDLE.
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Index.

W. ave been having me very
refreshing showers io this purt Of
tho couniry, winch makes tue farm
'rs lock forward to better crops
George Kemp, Hasby Louden and
john Barnett have goue to Tioga TO
eek their fortune.
Cleveland Harris and Curtis Duly
are cUtiiug timber for the lptters
father Snu Dnly OF Chestnut Lick.
;. =. Mccartney made flying
Zip to G'enviEe Thursday Of las.
week
Robert West OF Mole vs. ted
friends ana relatives on l. .wer nus
SUNDAY.
Eresl and Nrcio, two children Of
Mrs khpstine Of i g Springs visit
ed in this community recently.
Rev. Putnam was with Us again
on the fourth Sunday. Ruv. Sim
NOUS accompanied him and deliver
cd u very able sermon. Rev. Ivy
S-ump also was present.
Amos Golf of Tanner passed
through cur co immunity Sunday
evening 10 visit his sister Mrs Nc
Cartney.
Win sadress we Chronicle the
death Of Uncle William Mccartney
which occurred at his home the I9th
inst. The deceased was in his G2ud
year.
Ga the 25th inst at the home Of
Frank White % White Pine the
ceremony was performed which
male WInis Roberts and Opal Me-
CARNEY rs one. Rev, White ofici-
a;ing.
Luck to the Chronicle md It's
many readers.