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The Washington herald., 1911-03-04

New York. March 3-R- G. Dunn &
Co.'S weekly review of trade tomorrow
will say: =
The general trend during the week has
been toward improvement The railway
rate finding and the prospect of an extra
session of Congress have not prevented
further progress toward the re-establish-
ment of business confidence and activity.
This progressive movement is most con-
spicuous in the iron and steel trade
which has experienced no setback by
reason of any cancellations of orders on
account of the rate decisions, while the
outlook continues favorable. The shoe
trade is dull. but hides are more active.
Striking evidence of financial confidence
is given in the marketing of important
loans, beth abroad and at home. Rail-
road gross earnings, as a whole, during
three weeks of Febru4I-y, increased Ia
per cent. Bank clearings for the entire
month of February were So per cent less
than 1910 but SIS per cent better than in
1909. Operations in the primary cotton
goods market and in the jobbing houses
are still OF very conservative character
and short house season is foreshadowed
by the falling OF in the attendance OF
buyers.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 291, against 263 last
week, 252 the preceding week, and Isl the
corresponding week last year. Failures
in Canada number IS, against 80 last
week, 42 the preceding week, and 8 last
year"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, March 2-cArTLE-ReceiptS zses
head Trade was dun Uut prices were rated steady
for ali sorts and grades Of live cattle. Fair to
prime steeFs sold k75a6-55 pr 100 lbs; fat oxen,
$50; BELLS A5oa5.30; COWS. a4oas.75; dressed beef
quiet at unchanged prices. al sHaloA for native
sides London and Liverpool cattle marke.s Slow
at l2lss15x dressed weight sinking the offai; ez-
ports tomorrow. s6 beeves. SO sheep and LIS
quarters Of beef.
cALyES-Recipss were 2z5 head. ipcfuding "a
for butchers and q for the market Trade was lin
tied for lack Of offerings. but pricrs were steady
Prime veals sold at i0.75 PER 100 lbs No BARNARD
or fod calves on sale Dressed calves cay a. 1al6
for city dressed veals and NsaisH for cOunizy
dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reczipts, s5z head, m
Guiding M5s cars for slauEhtzcrz Demand Fas
fair and prices steady for beth sheep and lambs
FAiriy eood sheep sold at 45 PER 100 lhs; heay
10 primo handy iambs 5i5a6so cnils, Aoos dressed
mntica. slow at sas per h; dressed lambs eeiosa;
country dressed hothouse lambs, ioEer. at A0al0
per czrcas&
HOGS Receipts. s2i2 head. an fu slaa<htersrs.
Feeling weak on buffalo edyic1s. and heay 70 Light
hors. ries included. we7e quoted, 5za7.75 per ls
ibS countp dressed hoss, stlady at sa1 pG u.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

q Eighth street northvest-Squars 40s. lot "a;
Charles c. Glover q TO Aaron ]. Gask1ns'
Grant Park-Square 5Is. lots Is. ls. q. and Q;
Laura ]. Saunders to Robinson White, SO
Fourteenth street northwest, between and o
streets-Square III. lot .; Julia B. Gutekunst
Kernan TO Kate I. Scott SO.
lEs Trentyrst street rorthvest-Sduare s., lot II
Helen May Anderson ct viz 20 Henry F. Wood
ward SO.
1 street northeast. between Fourteenth and FIT
tenth streets-NOrth of square los, lot 10;
Richard Z Pairo ct ux. to Henry +. kroe-
GER SO
cheyy Chase-Squ1re I7l3 lot Il; Fulton r. Gordon
ct ux- to Benjamin T. Chase. N,7lo.
rwinfng Cit-Square 5562 lot l3; square 567, lot
Csnie wHllerstein ct viz, Sadie Lauyehsmer e
vir, Hattie Schwab ct yir to Belle Rothscnho.
ra1 New Hampshire avenue northwest-square I7s
parts of lots 81 and s.; George f. Collins
Howard Boyd. and joseph Il. Stswut, trustees
TO Charles L. TribbS, SO.
.TwentyseTenth street Olive street northwest
Holmead's Addition TO Georgetown. south bali OF
lot %; Peter ]. Mcintyre et u1 to james
Gallagher, SO.
Des1l second street southeast-s4uAre 7S. lots
and 2; Arthur F. Wood TO Appleton Cody. SO.
PAworh-Lot IS, block 73; William c. Allard ct
~ - oor,EiaIat Is blok I2; samuel CoTing
ton TO Robinson White, SO
D5 street southeast-Square 76l. lot G; Mary e
Kloeber to Annie Campbell. SO
Il
streets-sr-nre 100, part of original lot s.
william Downs to Michael A. Downs. SO.
Rarry Farm-Part Of lot 5. block 8; Samuel Hodge
Ct ux to Marcus Dale, SO
50 Eighth street northeaSt-Square 81 lot y;
William f. Roche to lila V. Roche. $40.
Fifteenth and Q sTcets northwest-Square Ds.
parts Of lots and .; Mamma Hilton to
Josephine B. Bruce. SO
North Grounds Of Columbian Uniyersity-Lots .
and 90 block %: Edmund Fl. Flag ct ux- to
Z Olivia johnson. so.
Seventh and streets northvest-Square 81. part OF
lots Il and Is; joseph l Weller ct ux. 2 Albert
Carey, SO.
Tweuty-fourth street northwest, between y and o
streets-Suuare s. LOT q; Horaoo n. Tapin
and Thomas J. DeaEitt, trustees. to Joseph N.
Carmody SEQ.
Tventy-fo,rrth street northwest between and o
stTeets-S1uare IS, Let q; Joseph NJ. Camoay TO
Fsfeene e Bcday Ct ux-. $40.
Tenth street and Rhode Island avenue northwest
Square x7, lot 19; Christmas zeres7 70 Emma
v. Morgan. 81
l5el5H NJ streets northwest-Souare l6 lots ).
and K: Z. Olivia johnson to Edmund H.
FIagg. So
Mount Pleasant and Pie-sans Plains-Lot 80. block
II; John l. Warm ct Ix 70 Eugene Florence
HenH. SO.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March 3-BUTTER-Creamery fancy
per H.. Ba2; do. choice per h., aa25; do, good
per h.. 9aZ3; do. imitation. per III. lsaz; do.
print, per h. 2a29; do, blocks. H., 2a2e; do.
held, Nh2; lsdle, III, l7aIs; Maryland
and Pennsylvania rolls. III. Halls; Ohio rolls
per IN. l4al5: West Virginia rolls. per lb a.;
store-packed. per h.. l2ali; Maryland Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per H., Halls;
process butter M
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts
per doz. IS; do. Eastern. 49, Western hrsts per
doz. ls; do. Southern frsts. doz, FAIRY; do
West Virginia hrsts per doz- IS; guinea eggs per
doz, Tas; duck eggs. pear by, 3c; do, Southern.
Za8
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. young. choice. per
ID. lsals; do. rough and poor, per ID, l4Ai5;
old hens, heavy. per H. Is; do. old snail 20
medium per h. Is; old ROSTERS PER H.. 10 ducks;
young white Pekins. fat, per H. Is; do, young
MuscoTy and mongrel. per h.. 1saIT; do puddle
large, per III. I7als; pigeons, old. pair. %; do
young. per pair. 80; guinea fowl, young II lbs
and over. each. 40al5; do, young SMALL each
3; do. old each, 5 geese. near by. per 10. Halls;
Western and Southern, 12al3; turkeys. choice, fat
hens per H., 2; do. choice young gobble1s per
Ib. %; do, old toms, per lh Is; do rough
pocr and thin per h. 12aI5
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkcys choice Young
PER H., 2A22; do, fair TO good per h., l9a20;
do. poor, thin stock, per H.. 12a19; chickens,
straight young and small ,yper lh. IN; do mixed
young and old. h. l6afs; do old, roosters. per
lh.. loall. ducks, choice fat. per H. l6a20 geese
choice nearby. per ID, Halls; do, Southern and
Western, per h., y; opons large, nall do.
small TO medium >ieals; do. slips, Eale
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granted to file amended declaration Attmncys r.
Z. Mitchell and Edwin For-est-w. J. Lambert
Assignments for March 6: ..-'
No. I'll Shellhofn vs. Capital Traction Company.
AttOrncys. Downing McNAlly s ForTest-Pery &
No. q Moriarity, administrator. vs. Washington
Gaslight Company Attorneys, Newmyer. Montague
& Morarity-PeTy, & Son.
No. 3n Aldrdge (infntl vs. Bliss Attorneys,
Hayden johnson and Frznc-Dariington-
No. d. Aldridgs Same Attorneys same
No. lis Jones, trustAe. vs.. Gantz AttoneyA
HAyden-Alward.
No. 81 Swann, administrator vs. White. super.
intendent Attorneys, Collins. CLARK & Gaskins-
Wilson.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 56p. Desmukes King; demurrer over
ruled Attorneys, ]. II. Myers-J. A. Cobb.
No. 55i& Buchanan Is Sloan Co: demurrer
sustained. Attorneys, +. L Mitchell and Edwin
FoueSt-Tucker. Kenyon Macfarl4nd.
No. 52E5. JaSilh Simmons; new trial denied
and Judgment verdict Attorneys, H. w. Wheat
ley-A. a. Birney.
No 5lSs7 lie Foo vs. Corby Company: time To
submit motion for new trial extended Attorneys.
Hamilton, CoIbeTt, Yerkes Hainilton-McKen
& F1annery and q. L. CraighIl.
No. 5S19. Blake Company SS SalCs ct al. motion
Of Iidore Saks to stay proceedings granted AttOr-
neys W. II. Wheauey-Leon Tohriner.
No. 58G, Small Depue; Judgment by default
for SSSS5. Attorney, L L. GieS
No. 5LJl6. Hill vs. Georgetown and TennallytoUn
RAILWAY Company; ordered on calendar and set for
trial for April 2l Au1rneys, W. J. Lambert and
r. II. YeatmAn-J. j. Darlington, @. A. Douglas,
and G. T.. Hoover.
No. 53L Philip Carey Company -TS- Fereil;
Judgment by default for S7E.9o. Attorney. Robinson
White.
No. EZ3a SHEPHERD VS.. Hall; new trial denied
and judgment on verdict Attorneys, p. II. Mar
shsll-E II. Thomas
No. 551 United States ex rel Gilbert ~
Rudolph ct 81; time TO answer. extended. Attnc-
nsys, W. ]. Lambert and II. H Gestman-
No sos. Hudson Picldord; notion for new
trfal. Attorneys, +. p Mitchell, Edwin Forrest,
and ". NJ Elison-Maddox & Gatle5 and II. Z
Davis
Assignments for March 6:
No. "a Warren "a Reichart- Attorneys Br-
ney & Observation-Disclosures.
No. S& Morris vs.. Same Athreys. Daughtnn
& Coombe-Darlingt0u.
No. Us Barrier Georgetown and Tnnaly-
town Railway Company. Attorneys. Wilson. VII
son & Lesh-Darlingtou.
No. S3i. Albert vs.. Michael Attorneys, Rose q
GIAssie-Maddo1 & Galley.
No. S6 Nelbeck administrator. n. Lynch At
torneys, Carter Pope-Tobriner.
No. 20. Minogue Washington Terminal Com
plny ct al Attorneys. Flynn & White-Hamiton-
Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 3l2 Weidensall Capital Traction Com
pzny. Attorneys, DaEid-Perry Son and Dunlop.
No. al McGa1ey Same. Attorneys, DAVID
& Nevmyg-Pe-ry Son and Dunlop
The Washington herald., 1911-03-04

granted to Henry J. Ruppert; bond son. Attor-
neys Lester & Prce.
Estate Of William W Dudley; order for allow
ance AttorneSs Birney & Woodard.
Estate Of Frances II. Tompkins; instructions
granted. Attorney, J. II. Wilson,
Estate Of EIbridge G. ROys; letters of admintstra-
ton granted To Sidney J. Post; bond 800. AttE-
neys Lyon & Lyon
Estate Of Hannah Wilson; order canceltng war
rant.
Estats oE Edward Faruuhar; order 70 sal IOtA
Attorney, Fred Mckee.
Estate Of Andrew Jackson; will dated January 2.
IEs codicil dated January Is, 1893, filed
Estate oS Mary A J. Walker; petition for letters
testameniary Attorney. V. L HodgeS
Estate oE Alice ID. MagaT; order for algFancs
Attorney r. B.. F1aherty.
Estate Of ThSrnas A. Healy: viii dated March,
1908 fled.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore March 3-FLOUR-Quote: Winter e1-
ira. 23z3 co. do clear, 365a3s6; do, straight 395a
40; do patent, 445a4.Go; spring clear. 37oa4 10:
do. straight 4.sOa505; do. patent 5n5aa30; City
Mills best patent 575; do. high grade patent. 500;
do, high grade straight, 40; do. choice family,
AS; do, extra, 2Saa5o: rye four medium 70
RYE-Stock in elevators, 6. 90 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, 4.la bushels. No rye,
domestic Sass bag lots, as to quality and condi-
ton T5aso; No g. Western domestic, Sass; No 2
NE nsar by. 79aso.
oATs-stock in elevators. Cos bushels; ship
ments from elevators, Ssl6 bushels. No. white,
55sa35z standard white, Sa3oki No. white, j;
No. white, 34A
BARLEY-sto9 in elevators, ls.sa busheis
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York March 3-Money call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent, highest "a,
lowest ~, closing at "a per cent Most Of the
DAYS loans were made at "a per cent
The time money market unchanged. 1t was
characterized by apathy, demand being light, and
supply not superabRndant Rates. 2sta3 per cent
for sixty days. 3a-A for ninety days, 81 for four
months, 81 for five and six months, and 4a4E for
over the year.
Mercantile paper fought moderately here and
elsewhere but a number Of the local buying insttu-
tious were out Of the market Some attractive
names were Offered. Rates. 4aII per cent for sixty
to ninety days Endorsement, 4a4G per cent for
choice four 70 six months single names. and ~
and UPWARD for the les well known names.
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EUuity Suits.

No. zeea. Clam Vsmeule Charles Verutnsle;
divorce. Attorneys, Carter & Brooke.
No 5000. Sauser A. Gable/vS Barbara z CAME
ct al divorce. Attorney, W. O. Chase
No 3Dm Matte B. erosion Clinton ID.
Grnshon ct al habitual drunkard. Attorney, R S.
Hume
No Doo2 willard D. Dorenus ct al. vs. the
NatioraI Cotton Improvement Company et al; in
junction. Attorneys, Cuttings ChAmbeTim-
No. zoos In 70 the Calcutta Company; change
Of name. Attorney, T. Q. Geiger.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. March Alive hogs were slow and &c to
1oc lower Estirnated receipts. 1900 Quality fair.
OniciaI receipts yesterday. Bfu shipments. f.s6s;
left over 35i6; Estimated RECEIPTS tomorrow. 1000
Bulk q pices. 6sos75; lights. 6soa7.o; mixed and
PIGS T.ooaT.A.
! Cattle were steady. Estimated receipts. 1000.
Beescs. 5Z5a7.D0: cows snd heifez. 2Toasoo: Texas
Western L75a58
sheep ven steady. Estimated rceipts 1000
Natives. aoh40; Western. 2za2eo; yesrlinss. f75a
5s5, lamhs. kooa6-5; Weefern hmhe. k3a6.z
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nsw YORK. March 3.2BUTTER-Rcceipts to-day,
$50 packages The market quiet. Crezmery
specials per Ii. 81 extfas. p frsts.s q; State
dairy tabs. finest q process specials l7
CHEESE -Recripts to-day, 1.7u6 boxcz. The mar
ket l. weak. STATE. whole milk, specials Is; fancy
coiored. september. IN; Skins. special. II; fancy
sh
EGGS-Reosipss to-day. 17,0B cases The market
Is firm State PcnnsylFania and nearby hcuDcT5
white fancy 3; browns fancy, n; fresh zEathcred
seiccfed cafraz n
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B Hibos & Co,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hiooa
Building.
Chicago. March 3-The wheat market opened
steady to a shade easier and ruled firm during the
greater part of the session. Northwestern markets
were hm Minneapolis showing the GREATER strength.
There was no Improvement in the cash demand
locally. The market was Of nervous character.
with locals inclined 10 the buying side. Receipts
today were Is cars. with IL estimated for to
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nfEtrfct Court.
cu1r,r 1Irsr1CE CLARAuG

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. SIP. In 10 opening alley in square 5so; yer
dict fled and iIuy discharged
No. ga In Ne extension of Massachusetts, ave
nue. northwest; continued.
No el4, In re extension of Princeton place; ver-
dict finally ratified.
In re opening Of road along AnaonstiA River
continued.
Hill prayers submitted
BY JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. s21. In re extension Of Nineteenth street;
crntinned.
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COTTON MARKET.

ouot,t,ons furnished BY W. B. Hibbs q Co.
members Of the New YorA Stock Exchange. HibhP
Building.
New YORK March 3-Ths market continued hreg-
ular and unsettled during the afternoon support
frnm the leading bulls working together to ad-
vance the market continued the principal feature
The conflicting runos current as TO whether there
would be an extra session Of Congress called. kept
.tradinr on very restricted scale, with prizes
Anc.uatiug according to The latest view on this
mint An extra session Is being rather generally
re-aried as bearish factor, owing to the probabi-
ity Of its unsettling infuencr general business.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotstions furnished By W. n 9ibbs q %.
nsmbers q the New York STOCK Exchanss. Hib6s
Building
Cal money: Open. ~
SALE OF sHAREs BY HOURS.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE COULD;
100 filed
clunbcr
Estate q Catherine NJ Convey; sale confirmed.
Estate of Anton Ruppert letters testamentlry
granted to John A. Rupperi; bond- $s.co Attor,
neys Lester & Prcr.
Estate q Emma NJ Bensnnan: letters tss,e
ncntary granted 10 AIary II. siehoi: boud. so
Attornry, Q. H. Bauman-
Estate q Ms1 T. cord; isttcn tsstanenfaFy
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regulr call, l2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas Is, Sl6o at 100.
Washington Gas IS. 81. 900 at uoS-
Capital Traction S. 500 at IH&-
Potomac cons IS. 1900 at lOolS, s1oU at l0pk
Capital Traction. at l2sA.
Washington Railway Electric ptd., at s%-
) at G&. at 6S.
at So
MerEeuthaIe-. at z1. at ~. It II, at
n.
Lanston at B. ...
wAshinston-vHEinia Railway CON-. 50 at . (cash).
50 at 33 tcash).
Second National Bank. 10 at 81.
American Security and Trust, 10 at 16k. 10 at
81
Arlington Insurance, Is at 2h.
After eall-Second National Bank. at l5SA
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.. a Eh-
Following are the bd and asked prices posted
Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
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Rnnkruntcx Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. IN. In re Izdor Saks ;sdepository desis-
mated.
No -. In 70 Morris waskow; adjudication and
rrfeTence
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Lawsuit.

No. 5zH2 Henry T. COPELAND V. the Capital
Traction Company; damages, $1,000 Attorney
Crandal Mackey.
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COAL LAND INVESTMENT.

CAPITALISTS can md no more inviting and Ger
tain investment than KENTUCKY GOAL kASDSi
DISTRICT for sale at price that viii JUSTIFY ~,
vestors TO wait few years for development. ShGgla
csJTrted finest quality Of COKING COAL TITLES
have been proven GEORGE Y. WOhIHtNGrON'
1il0 G nv.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. March 5-Bradstreet's bank clearings in
the United States for the week ending March 2
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers of the New YorE Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
49,
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w B. Hibbs & Co. |
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
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DAILY COURT RECORD.

Continued from Page Ten.
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sTARKwEATHER & sHEPLEY. INC,
U. s. Managers
BY E. G. PIEPER, Srpt- Of Agencies.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of February, 1911.
fSealJ HERBERT A HUFF,
Notary Public.
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Amount and character of business trans
acted during the year 1910 fire ms. SIS 98 =
LOSES sustained during the year l9l0..- 3s us %
Money received during the year l90.... 757 Sc "a
Experded during the year 1919. ....---.. 6Sl so l5
NJ. L DUNCAN. Q. S. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of February 1911.
(SCsLJ JNO. r JOHNSON,
Notary Public
CKinss County Certificate fled IN New YORK
County,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-12-27
CHAPTER XIV.

A Mistake In ssasslnatlon. =
Let his future be what 1t might,
Jack Keith would never again forget
the girl who held the door open tor
his passage with one hand, her other
clasped In his. Interested before, yet
forcing himself into indifference now
that he knew who she really was, the
man made full surrender. It was a
struggle that kept him from clasping
the slender figure In his arms. and
pouring forth the words Of tenderness
which he sternly choked back. This
was neither the time, nor the place.
yet his eyes must have spoken. for
Hopes glance fell. and her cheeks
grew crimson.
Il do not need to pledge you to re-
turn this time. 90 II" she questioned.
her voice trembling.
NO" he answered. nor any time
again"
The hall was deserted. but a few
men loitered in the office. Keith
recognized none OF the faces. and did
not stop to make any inquiries OF the
clerk. 1t was growing dark, the lights
already burning. and from the plash-
ing OF drops on the window, it must
be raining outside. Hawley would
surely have ended his call upon Miss
Maclaire long before this, and leftlthe
hotel. However interesting his COM
munication might have proven. she
must fill her evening engagement at
the Trocadero. and would require time
for supper and rest AS to the result
OF that interview there could be little
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-12-27
SYNOPSIS.

\ Jack Keith, a Virginian. now Dor
der plainsman. Is looking for roaming war
parties OF savages. He sees wagon te ~
at full gallop pursued by men on pom ntH
Sers have massacred two men and ae-
parted He searches the victims finding
papers and locket with woman's por-
trait Keith is arrested at Carson ny W
ing q srufflan named Black Bart a negro
companion In his cell named Neb tells MN
that he knew the Kelths In Virginia Neo
one q the murdesed ms Wa Wes form
5erly Confederate officer. The. plalnsman
and Neb escape. and later the fugttiyes
come upon a cabin and find ,its occH9pp nt
he saw al Cursor City. The girl explains
that abe is in search OF a brother VINO
had deserted from the army. and mar ~, q
Mr.. Hawley induced her to come 70 !, IN. ny
ley appears. and Keith In hiding recog-
Snt1es him as Black Bart. There IS , Ter.
rife battle In the darkened room IN wnl nI
and the eiri who says that her name n1s,n IS
Hope. Joins In the escape. keltn eHp.attn ns
his situation and the fugitives make ior
Fort Larned, where the girl Is !ent W tt,ot
she is the daughter Of General Waite.
Keith and Neb drift into Sheridan. W vhn,,
Keith meets an old friend. Dr. fa ~ pa I.
Keith meets the brother OF Hope WIZ 1ut1
loughby. and becomes convinced tna1
Black Bart has some plot involving me
two. Hope learns that Gen. w ate. ,Wno
wa. thought murdered; = 3 a. nhee Tor
Christie Maclaire, the Carson City sing sn.
Keith meets the real Christie MaclalIs
and finds that Black Bart has conVlnE S,sl
her that there is q mystery In In her adva iae
her resemblance to Christie Maciaire.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-12-27
Exerxone Follow. Races.

The Hippodrome, one of the finest
race tracks in the world, is owned by
the Buenos Aires Jockey club, and
it's enormous revenue is derived from
this source. The Argentinians are
born gamblers, and they wager al
most incredible sums on horse flesh.
The municipal statistics Of Buenos
Aires show that s25,s00,000 in Amer
lean gold was wagered upon the races
at the Hippodrome last year. This
is an average of SO Argentine dollars
for each man, woman and child in
that great city. Naturally the report
ed figures do not include all the mon
ey wagered on horse racing, SO that
the true sum is no doubt several mil
lions in excess Of tho reported figures.
There are none SO old and few so
young that they will not wager few
pesos on favorite. The tense faces
of all present show the personal in
terest in result. The jockey club re-
ceives as its share 10 per cent Of all
bets, besides the entrance fees and
seat sales.-Travel Magazine.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-12-27
THEATRlcALs 80 YEARS AGO
Few First-cIass Plays Were Present
ed Then In Boston-Junius
Brutus Booth.

There have been many comments
during the past few weeks on the
general excellence of the theatrical
attractions which have been present
ed in Boston at the opening of the
season. OF course, there are the old
time play-goers who continue to
croak about the palmy days of the
drama.
A comment on the recollections Of
some of these croakers is furnished
by few numbers Of rare theatrical
magazine that have just been added
to Boston's most notable dramatic H.
brary, says the Herald of that city.
This magazine began at the opening
of the theatrical season of 1929.
The season began with Speed the
Plow," followed by dancing before the
after piece, which, according to the
magazine, lacked wit or any other
quality to recommend it. One even
ing the entertainment was given up