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The Washington herald., 1911-04-27
DAILY COURT RECORD

supreme Court 81 the Uaisea 0tates.
Present: Tho Chia Justioe. Mr.. Justts Harlan.
Mr.. justice slckenns. Mr.. yustics Hoamsst Mr..
Justice Day. Mr. Juaics lurton. Mr.. 5ussics
Hughes Mr.. Justice Van DsvAnter. and Nj. Jusssce
II. J. Fesan, Of Washington. d. C.; Oscar J.
Seller. Of Jamestown. N. OAK; Edmund P. Cottis.
OF Buffalo. n. T.: Harry c. Sheridan. q Frank
Martin A. Morrison. Of Frankfort, Ind; Ga1t h.
Hammond. Of Buffalo. N. Y, and Oscar suso. Of
Piedmont Cal. were admitted to prsetiss.
No. l6l. Jennie 81. Tuttle, plaintiff In esrue ".
Iowa State Travelling Mems Asocistioa; paased
temporarily.
No. ls3 Mason Williams, trustee, &c., appellant
vs. The National Bank Of Conmsros o 81 Louia
Mo- Appeal from the United States Cireuit Court
OF Appeals for the Fifth circuit; disimsed with
costs. pursuant to the tenth rule.
No l0. Wesley C. Richardson ct a.. Appellants.
| tinued by Mr.. F. 8. Msstsn. for the Appellants.
I and By Mr.. George L. Cannsd. for the sppeiIes,
and concluded By Mr.. Harry D. Gould~. for tia
appellants.
No ISL. The Provident Institution for ssyins,
in the town Of Boston. plaintiff in error. ~ Dana
Malone. attorney general. &C.; arg1ied b Mr. John
Z. Gray. for the paaintin in error. and BY Mr..
Dana Malone. for the defendant In error.
No. l52 Ker Co. plaintiff In error Va Albert
R. Couden; passed temporarily.
No l8l The New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company. plaintiff In aros. VI.
William schndin. as administrator &c: argued
By Mr.. George Vivian Smith. tor the defendant in
error. and submitted By Mr.. Charles p. Brown.
Mr.. Charles G. Pauldns. and Mr.. Thomas Emery
for the plaintiff in error.
No. Bs. The United States. petitioner. ". Dan
iei j. Rimer Ct al; argued bs Mr.. Solicitor Cen
eTal Lehman for the petitiopeR. No counsel ap
peared for the respondents.
No l3. Fifth Avenue Coach Company. plaintiff
in error. ". The City Of New York; passed tenn
porarily.
No. ieo The Mercantile Trust Company Ct al,
appellants The Texas and Pacific Railway
Comiany ct al; continued per stipulation Of ooun-
sci.
No la Charles z Appeby. surviving trustee
&c. plaintiff in error. Va City Of Buffalo; arru-
mene commenced by Mr.. o. o. Cottle for the
PLAINTIFF in error. and continued By Mr. Edmund r.
Cottle. for the plantif in error
Adjourned until to-day at u O'Clock.
DAY call for TmIrsdsy. April q. will Be - fol-
lows: Nos. ls2. I52 Ii. lel. ia. les. les. Ir 10
and III.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BaItin-rc ATril 3.-BUTTER-Creamery, fancy.
per h.. 2ha3; do. choice. 1aZ, do. good. lsaAD;
do imitation. isaan: do. print, c3a25: do. blocks
2a24; do held. lea2O; ladle, lsals; MARYLAND and
PENNSYLVANIA rolls. l3al5: Ohio rolls. l3alj: West
Virginia rolls l3aIi: packed. b. Maryland Viz
guia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, l3a4: process
butter. lsal9. -.-. aS
EGGS-NIarylsnd. Pennsylvania. and near BY frsts
dcz II: do. Eastern. l.; Western frSts. doz II:
dc. Southern hrSts. eai6I5; do, West Virginia
frsts doz.. Il: guinea Gigs. doz.. sas; duck eggs
near by, 10: do, Southern. 10.
LIVE POULT3Y-Chicxens young. choice. Der
b. 9a22: spring chickens N lbs. 36as do. smaller
a3a35: old liens ieaTy. per h.. Is do. old small to
medium l5 old rost, Trr h. 10; winter chickens
. lbs and under. 2ia2s; ducks young. white Pekins
fat er III. IL dc. yn.inR MuscoVy and .mongrel
IA do paddle large. I3sl4: pigeons. old per pair.
-; do. young. per pair 30; guinea fowl. small,
each D; do. old, each .. g.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates Of Interest.
W. II. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.

trustees to SECURE Michael J. Sheehan 400,
2 years. per cent. scmi-annuaIIy.
Linvosd Heishts-Iot !. block B. William Z. Am
bruss ct ux. to U. p. ". Brown and Pani v.
Mitchell. trustees, Ia secure Charles T. Tribby,
500 / year. Ter cent, semi-annually.
Square f2ssAPart Of lot Z; Edward Zerais
to Robert A. Campbell ard Gustav 7. floto, r..
trustees. to Robert 5. Campbell. IS,
I mcnths. per cent per annIIm-
Square ae-Lpt 8: Edward y. Lewis Il ux> 70
Edward rripp and Harry z. Gladman. trus-
tees. TO secure Henry Wengsr. $50. TO .
Square oi7-Lot .; Herbert g. Bailey e. III. to
Hugh A. Thrift and A. c. Houghton. trustees,
To seoIre ]. 8. Grivc-. $, GOO. monthly paymsuts,
per cent psT anntIm-
Brightxood Park-I.ot IS, block Il; Herbert Jackpn
ct NJ. to Frank p. Reside and Walter s
Pratt. r.. trustees. to secure Edward McAisef.
500. years. per cent, seni-annualy.
Square iaoi-Lot -; John Wit c, TO Thomas
2. Brown ard William II. Brown, trustees. 10
secure Alvin W. Chapin. sre, payable May ID.
1915 81 per cen, substantially.
Bnsht~ood Park-L1d ~. block II: Hereert Jackson
ct ux. TO the Washington Loan ana Trust Gem
pany trustees 70 secure the Equitable Co
operative Building Association. S.fo.
Square sk-part of lot 10; Julia b. Burgdcrs Il yf
20 Jesse l. Heiskeil and William z. II. Merritt.
trustees to secure Alma L. Klopfer. N.sn,
10 &c mouths. per cent per annum-
Kajorama Hsishts-Lot Is. block E5 William A.
Mesrns q III. 10 the Union Trust COMPANY.
trustee TO secure Lois Buchanan Casatt. Rob
crt Kri.o Cassatt Edward Buchanan Caaaf..
Eliza Foeser Stewart. ard Fidelity Trust Com
pany executors and trustees H--0. / and
years. IN per cent scmiannuslly.A
Kaicrams Hevhs-Lot b, block u; William 4.
Means ct ux 10 Harold Il Doyle and vii.
liam Miller trustees. 60 secure William d. ant
Henry X. Kurt. s2.71. and yearA 5 psr
cent, semi-annuAlly.
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LANSBURGH WILL FILED.
Hebrew Charities and Friendly I'M
Each to Receive $500.

The Associated Hebrew Charities and
the Friendly Inn are each to receive $500
from the estate of Gustave Lansburgh,
whose will, dated February u, 1915, with
codicial attached bearing the same
date. was filed yesterday. A bequest of
$50 is made to William Robinson.
The rest of the estate is to be distrib-
uted equally among his children, the
share of his deceased daughter, Mrs
Carrie Jacobs, to go to her children.
There are four sons and five daughters,
Solomon, Henry, Lester. and Stanley
Iansburgh, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. Mrs.
Meyer Singer. Of New York; Mrs. David
Cohn, of Seattle: Mrs. A. Cohn, OF Pitts-
burg, and Mrs. r. B. II. Lyon =
The request Is made that the invest
ment and share Of the testator in the firm
OF I-ansburgh & Bro. of which he was
senior member, be kept intact for 1--WE
years after his death, the children to
draw thcrefrom 5 per cent year. Sam
uel Hart and Adolph Weyl are named as
executors.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SchcItyen Park-Lots a. g.. 60. and 70 block 5
Catherine sav1e and Elizabeth 8. Lewis %
Clsrence 7. Lacy ard Harvey e. Belt. so.
Wisconsin Avtnuc Park-Sauare 1851. lots g. and 81
tho Caratal Realty Company to Harry L Freer
$40.
Garacld-Lot 70: Branari II. Warner ct &c
William ". Murray. SO.
street southeast, between Sixteenth and Seven.
teenth streets-SqIare losS. lots -, e. and a
Fennwccd Heights, lots ard T. blnck l; Ed.
ward McAiee ct TO Frank p. Reside. $40.
Brentwood Park-I.ot 70. block II; Edward Nc
Aleer ct uI. 10 Fnnk L. Youss. r.. and Mamie
E YouR. so.
willard street northwest betueen Seventeenth ard
Eighteenth streets-Slrarc ISL. lot Il; Theodore
Talfmadge ct w. TO George II. Dierkoph. SO.
Twelfth strest northeast. between street and Flor
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Equity Court No. 2.
Circuit Court No. 4.

JUSTICE ANDtskSDS-
No. HsA American National Bank ~. sturss
leaFe granted In withdraw note sued Attorneys.
Berry & Minor.
No. 5D5 NJ b. st-ickle- vs. Capital Traction
Company and No. l1s Sticker rs same: order
that cases ne tried together aud separate YER
sos. and for plsintif for 500 in No 52Ip At
toneys John Ridort-R. r. Perry 4 Son and
g. T. Dunlap.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 22s. Eshsr vs. Henley Stone Company. At
torncys Forrest ittinss & Coamberlin.
No. 81. Porter Capital Traction Company.
Attornsys. Munhy-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. B3. Collins Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Richsrdson-Perry & Son and q. r.
Dunlap.
4 Glassie-Perry & Son and nunlop
Nc. II Harper vs. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys. Archer & Smith-Thomas & Hamilton.
No. 2s Brown -. Dorcmas Machinery Company.
ATTORNEYS. Thurs,on Observation-Disclosures
No III Masters "a Washington Herald Com.
pany. Attorneys. Gies & LAmbert-Berry & Minor
No. 5s7. Logan vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Wilson wilson
Darlington.
Circuit Court No. q
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. Di2- Duke W. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad !:
time 20 file transcript extended. Attorneys. ". ].
Lambert and Il. H. Ycatman-Hamilton, Colbert
YerkeS e. Hamilton.
No. ,5ci0l. Brockson vs.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Ralrcad COMPANY; on trial Attorney, Git
tings & Chamberlin-G. T. Hoover and ". c. sulli-
VAL
Assignments for to-day:
No Is2 First National Bank "a Umbenhaues.
Attcrneys. Worthingtn Observation-Disclosures
Mattinsly.
No. IA Edwards rs Cmbenhauer Attoneys
MILAN & Smith-Darlington.
No. $50. Durland Washington Post Company.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court If Appeals.

Special calendar:
No. Simon United states Attorneys
OShea 4 Ambrose.
No. 1. United States e1 rel Goldberg Va Score
tary AZ the Navy. Attorney. Charles Poe.
Regular call:
No. gis. Richards w. Washington Terminal Com.
pany. Attorneys Baker. Oolladay. Ob-aI 4
Sleman-HamiltCn, Colbert Yerkes Hamilton
No. ZIP. United States Trust Company Ma.
tioual Savings and Trust Company. Attorneys
aslstpn. Siddons & Richardson-D arlington.
No. III Chesapeake Beach Railway Oumpany ~
Brrz administrator. Attorneys. McKenney. Flan.
merry i Hit.
No. zS2. Piikm Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, sillep q Forrest
No. Go. shinn ~ Erana Attorney Jooes D
Shlpn.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Ar-l 8-The time money market L
exc ediEEy duh and ratns, which are unchanged ar
2i-s224 Der cent for sixty and ninety days n Pc
cert Er -four months 3s3i. for rTe and six months
and y.sai for over the year.
Money call to-ds' oIsned ~ per cent: highest
"a lowest. .. closing al per cent. Most Of the
days loans were made AZ "a Pc cent. Commercial
payer remains urcha aged and steady at SiaaJA pe;
Crnt for the best Eamcs.
subtreasIry creditors at New York clearing house
Sl2Gl.
London discounts. 2i6 per cert. up l. rrr cent
Paris discounts. 2ls per cent unchanged Berlin dis
counts. IcT cent. unchanged
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

, Sale-Regular call. u O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas s. 500 80 lBis-
Washington Gas. at 8. 3 at S, 3 at o. Is
At Sc.
District National Bank, 10 at lga-
United States Trust, 10 at liz. at liz.
Firemcn's Insurance. 5 at 2lh-
After call-Commercial National Bank. 10 at N
National City Bank. 10 at 80
Washington Gas. Is at IS. 3 at Sa-
Mergenthaler Linotype, nj ne 10 At 2sS.
at HEa.
Capital Traction. 10 at l8k.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 10 At SCH.
ashingtnn Gas s. 500 at u0a, 5000 at
ll0s. 1000 at llol,. $1,000 Al noa. 5000 at
llos s.. 900 at llph. S20G at ll0A. $4,000 at lloit-
Following the bid and asked prices posted
local stock exchange:
Gas RnNnE
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Delta BETA. Plan D.ncc.

The Delta Betas announce their initial
dance at Lewis hall. l5c2 Fourteenth
street northwest. tomorrow night. Of
ficers of the club are Robert E. l.
Weber, president: Karl ]. Osterhout., vice
cey. treasurer -. =
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations Furnished bv w. r. Hihbs & Co..
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
New York April A-Another day Of rev high
high records ruled IN the cntton market to-day.
During the course Il the trading May contracts
sold al i5D against $50. and July touched
l5.35 against 1871, which was the high prspous
record for these months quoted on December last
Since that time contracts in New York have de-
clined TO about lJ, and to-days prices represented
nearly 10 points IMPROVEMENT over the lowest
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Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. SL4 JU ~ joy; guardian ad litem ap
pointed. Attorneys. c. d. Gtrntt-w b. Guy
No. 500 Dulany ". WaHsnan: receivers au.
thoriZed to srll lots tC 10. book IS. woodley
Park. Attornsys Maddox & Galley.
No H5e7. Smith Baker sale ratified. Attn4.
reys. II. ". Whsatley-B ndenb'ug Brsnden.
bnrg.
No. SJlE. Omitted States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company Campbell substitution Of trustee of.
dercd Attorneys. Brandenbrg 4 Braodenburs
No 5oiaS. Finn rs. Sondheiner: kame. Attorneys.
ShseIy & Sheehy.
In nunac11 Frank Healy; committee ordered
TO sell certain bonds and renv,st proceeds.
Assignment fer April 2:
No. W bankruptcy. In re Aaron Goldman.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment fcr ArEI q:
In estate Of Craighead.
Criminal Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. Ti8. United States Frank Jones: rob
brry; per 0pa rec SniLanc in 500 tsker.
NJ. El9 United States William johnson
discharge from wo-khcuse April 81 1911 ordered.
No. A5oi. Unitcd States Robert g Woodward ;
violation sections 20 49, and So. Code :. utal.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
No. 1850 United States vs. Samuel A. Ner-
chant; nOoSIpP-rt; plea guilty: sentenced 20 wort
house fer year and pianei or probation.
No. SOs. United states vs.. William Lee: cruelty
To Children and assault verdict gn,v on hrst
count; guilty second cont: sentenced to work
house for six month";
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

RatImcrc. April 3.-WHEAT:-str Strong; spot anc
Arril Gg7. May. ~; July, 0'=.
CORNERSTONE; spot April. and May. 81 June.
81. JAY. $50.
OATS-Quiet. No white 3sa3sE standard
white. 57EaJs; No. white 57iiaSh
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago April c6.-Wheat was strong and rather
excited in the late session. May. DI. July 81
September S61t DeceubP=. So
Corn strong and higher. May 52s. JuIy.
2osas2E: September. SLaa5Jt. oats were strong
md higher; Nay, .lSs; July. 3lIagS. September
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In an electric gun invented In England, uhich
seems to b ucusssfui. Eujecfile b hurled
through tubs h the action e eiectEomssnsts On
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Bibbs q Co..
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange Hibbs
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ocean steamships.

Ns~ York. April &-Arived: Martha waaAins.
ton from Palermo. April u
sailed: Can,panis. for Liverpool. 0ssania fse
Southaaptoo; Aneoaa. for LssspssA
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Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon Maefariand-w. J.
Lambert
No. 100. shipman Acker. administrator. At
torpe,s Ralseon, siddons d Richarisn-r. p.
Myen
No. - Peoples National Bank Winship et
al. Attorneys. Mcneil & McSeill-Wilson & Barks
dale.
No. So. Smith Vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Gsrdnsr-Per:y Son and Dunlop
No. a. Brown vs. Golden 4 Co Attorneys,
Berg, Downing Jef0rds-Dariinstnn& Johnson.
No. 80. Dixon Great Fals and Old Dominiou
Railway COMPANY. AttaneJL Mahsr Mo
Mahon-Lamber-
No So Same Same. Attorneys. same.
No. ne. CArev Va Cahoou Co. AttornsyB,
Archer < smth-Shrere Richardson.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co. mem
b.rs Of the New York Stock Exchangc Hfbbs Build.
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Lawsuits.

No. $3.50. Coberth. Hanes White Company ~
Julia A. johnson: Judgment Municipal Oosuf, rs
Attorney. II. Y. Tuloch.
No 5SSl O. W. Mal.by ~ Harris ". shter and
Helen 6. Mdlery; csrtiorah. Attorneys, Shinn
Strltler and E. A. Jn1cs.
No. SBo. Harry IlmsOn -. John NJ. Rrovn! CT
tiorart. Defendants attorney Z B. Slater.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Gusta Lansburgh; will dated February
=. 1910 ard cniidl dated February q. 1910
Estate q Marie A. Hoffman; order To tranSer
note. AtfnrEty. A. g. BULtins
Estate Of James A. Hcalsy; order to deliver CIT
tain bonds Attorneys. BAKER. shcehy Hogan.
Es.at. Of johannes Ferbsr petition to give SPECIAL
bend.
Estate Of Mary 2. skcskan letters tnstamentary
granted to Annie NJ IT, IT. Sbcahan: bind. $50.
Attoney. 81. J. kCane.
Estate Of Gcorgettr = StoCkett: letters II admin
is:ration granted Frances L Burns: bond. 81 600
Attorney. r. B. Crew.
Estate OF LLOYD W. RHvcFS; order To assign stock.
Attorney. G. L. Hamilton.
Estate Of RSse Lsng,eJ; vii dated March %, 1911,
filed
Estate Of Mar Morrow petition for letters tss-
tsneutaTy. Attorneys, Wilson Ba-ksdale.
Estate Of William Bcckett. will dated December
81. 1910 flied.
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Equity suits.

Ma DIN George W. Marsh ~ Unknown Heirs
&c. Of James Duulors e al; quiet title. Attor-
rev d. O'C. CaIlaghGn.
No 4lP. wrheiniino Clarke '. Oliver Il. Osrte
et al divorce. Attorney Crandal Mackey.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New York. April s.-cnosins quotation. Of mis-.
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Ba nkruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. al. In re LouIs ". Williams; hearing On
discharge fixed for MAY 3
District Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
No S5 Cnitef STATES "a Eighty FIVE Barrels
Of Beauford Ginger Ale: order to take samples.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-24
MEXICANs EXCITED
OVER TAFT'S ACTION
Newspapers Criticize President for
Sending Troops to the
Border.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 23-Severe
criticism of President Tafts legisla-
ton for sending American troops to
the Mexican border and the alleged
persecution OF Mexican citizens in the
United States has led to a call being
published By the Gil Bias, an anti
American newspaper, for a peace
full demonstration" before the Ameri-
can embassy tomorrow Although con-
siderable anti-American feeling has
been arounsed. American resident ex-
press no fear Of rioting
Fl Pals, always anti-American. says
editorially that the terms of the mobi-
iization were the first step towards
violating Mexican sovereignty by in
! vading the country without a declar-
alton of war. Criticising President
Tafts message to congress on foreign
relations, the paper asserts that II the
mobilization were intended as guar
antee to the lives of American citi
zens, 1t was gigantic fiasco, for Meth
er England, France. Germany MOI
Spain, committed such an act of hos
the arrogance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-24
PEACE CONFERENCE
WILL BREAK UP
Chinese Cannot Agree to Terms and
Slaughter VIII Con-
tinue.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
PEK1N, Dec. 23-Repor.3 received
here tonight indicate that both the
imperialists and revolutionist leaders
expect discontinuance OF the peace
conference at any time. 1t is believ-
ed that this will mean the immediate
suspension of the armistice which had
been extended to Dec. 81.
The rebel troops are said to be al
ready prepared for an advance on
Pekin, while Gen. Chang Hsun has as
sembled an army of 10000 near Su
Chow An, and intends to attack Nan
kin when the armistice expires.
Rebel sympathizers here are eager
to call off the peace negotiations, be.
lieving that Tang Shao WI, the imper.
1ailst representative, is sparring for
ume IN order to permit the govern
ment time to concentrate its soldiers
Tor an effective campaign. Severa
communications were sent to DIR. WI
Ting Fang, the rebel peace commits
sioner. asking him to refuse to nego
tiate further there with the ,mnar
ialists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS
HAPPIEST DAY
Passed Out 100 Baskets to the Poor
Families Of
Baltimore

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-One hun
dred and sixty poor families will en-
joy a bountiful Christmas dinner.
thanks to the annual donation party
which Cardinal Gibbons always super
intends.
The street in front of the Charles
street residence of his eminence, was
lined with people today an hour be.
for distribution of food was made. In
the cardinals library a score Of wom-
en-, members CT the Catholic church
were busiiy engaged in filling baskets
with chicken, sausage, potatoes, cab
bage, sugar, hominy. coffee and
bread.
When everything was In readiness
the waiting crowd was admitted. Each
head OF a family was given one Of the
baskets which contained food worth
more than 81. Cardinal Gibbons stood
by the door and greeted the poor PEG
pie as they entered now and Their
shaking hands with the children, OF
patting them on the head in his faith
erly way. When the baskets had beer
distributed Cardinal Gibbons declared
that this had been the happiest day
he had spent in many months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-24
SINISTER GETS
NO HOME BOX
His Mother is Holding His Presents,
Expecting His to
Return.

United Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Failure OF
the state department TO receive Of
fetal adyices from Minister Russell at
Teheran confirming the custer of the
American treasurer OF Persia. w.
Morgan Shuster, is regarded by Shust-
er's friends and relatives here to-
night as casting doubt on its truth.
Mrs. Shuster. mother of the Persian
treasurer, is hoping that her Christ
mas present will be private news from
her son of his retirement and home
coming. She said she has not sent
any Christmas box to him, having
kept the presents here in hope he will
return. An annual salary OF $4,000
and not the reported sum OF $4,000
is named in Shuster's contract as
treasurer of Persia according TO Glenn
ent L. Bouve, Shuster's former law
partner.
The contract also is said to pro-
vide only for reimbursement of Shust-
er If the contract was terminated by
Persia. Whether Russia's action in
forcing out Shuster will enable him TO
recoup financially is doubtful. Bouve
said tonight twelve or fifteen Ameri,
cans with their wives and children,
We're employed under muster at
Teheran
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-24
SHOPPING WAS
HIS UNDO|NG
Deserter Recognized on the
Street BY Abandoned Wife
and 10 Ar
rested.
STOLE HER $4,000 FARM
Mrs. Gharst sries vengeance Is
Mine, the Lord Is on My
Side" After the
Arrest.

LUnited Press Leased Wire Service,l
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 23.-Com-
ing to Des Moines to buy his children
something for Christmas, John s.
Gharst, a travelling land salesman,
was arrested tonight on an informa-
ton filed in September Of last year.
In shabby, fireless hut that hasn't
in it any of the Christmas spirit, Del
la Gharst, whom the land agent mar
ried twenty years ago. cried over
and over after the arrest: "Veng-
eance is mine The Lord is on my
side and it was Him that took me
down town today and led me to find
the man who wronged me and my
children
Mrs. Gharst accuses her husband of
wife-desertion. The information filed
in police court charges him with i'm
proper relations with housekeeper
whom Gharst employed when he con-
Quoted rooming house in West Fifth
street over a year ago. The informa-
ton was filed after Mrs. Gharst had
employed detectives and had come
from Knoxville to investigate her
husbands conduct
That her husband defrauded her OF
$4,000 obtained from the sale of a
farm two years ago is but one of a
score of accusations which Mrs.
Gharst makes against her husband
She says he spent the money on
other women.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-24
POSTAL INSPECTOR
ON THE STAND
Ben Marks Case Takes a Rect Until
Tuesday and Jurors Go
Home.

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COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. Dec. %.
J. s. Swanson, the postoffice inspector
who assisted Gel. G. B. Anderson, one
of the chief inspectors OF the post.
Office department. now at Austin,
Texas, In breaking up the Mabray
gang, and took part in the raid on
Mabray's rooms at Little Rock which
resulted in the capture OF a trunk full
CT documents which produced the
vital evidence which convicted Mabray
and broke up the swIndlers' organiza-
ton, was the only witness on the
stand in Judge Arthur's court here
this afternoon, in the sensational
trial Of Ben marks, millionaire polit-
ical boss charged with conspiracy to
give the gang police protection while
they separated the mikes" from their
money.