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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Anil 5-WHEAT-Cloaed strong
SPOT and April 81: May 9lb.
CORS-Closed strong Contract SPOT, Oa-
OATS-Closed strong; unquoted.
FI.OTR-Ouote: Winter extra 3l5a35: do
clear aJna37O: do straight, 3.sDa35 do. patent.
4soaii5: spring clear. &d6a46; do. straight Asa
40; do patent / aa5 Is; City Mills best patent.
$50; do. high grade patents. i-75: do. h'gh-grafe
straight 4I5: do choce family 400: do. extra,
3Gaap: rye -four. m~iium to choice. 40ai3
com meal 100 lbs. l.1al.0
RYE-Stn-k in elevators, 1852 bushels: ship
mcnts from elevators. IA bushels No. rye. do
mestic sSago; bag lots to quality and condition.
$3.50: No ne Western domestic. s5as6; No. 2
rye. by. s.
OATS-Stock in elevators lD.2S bushels: snip
uents from elevators si57 bushels. No. white
~; standard white S5tsa351e; No. white. 5i1.s.n
BARLEY-Stnck in elevators Il 100 bushels: ship
ments frJrm elevators. 100 bushels
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sale=-H sllar ca1. l2 O'Clock noon:
CarItal Fraction IS, 500 al IlzA 81 900 at n2s-
Columbia Railroad S. $50 al lWN
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat IS. $50 at l1z7t-
Wash ingtnn Gas % at S-n. al SA- 70 al Os.
. at sSas 10 at 55. 10 at sGs-
National Mctopolitan Bank, at n tcashl.
District National Bank 10 at I52
After call-Norfok & Washington Steamboat IS.
$500 at lC2-4,
Washington Gas S. LOO At 10 81 90 al 10.
$3.50 at 10 81 900 ITO. Sl.oo at 10, coo at no
s. u0 al 10, 8 600 al 10. S,Oo at n0. 500 al
IlO.
Washinyton-v -virsiaia Railway CON-. 3 at IT., 3
at 3Iis-
Following are the bid md asked prices posted
st yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court If Appeals.
nreSent-Al-

IreSert-Al.
No. 259 Phillips vs.. BaIIinFrr. &c. retirement
of Richard A. Ballingpr and appointment Of Walter
l.. Fisher as SECRETARY Of the Interior made parry
appellee herein on motion Of Mr.. f S. Bailey. Of
counsel for appellant: motion for allowance OF ap
zeal TO SupryIne Court. United States submitted BY
Mr.. z. s Bailey. q counsel for appellant
No. s16i. Dirnfeid VS. FOurtecnth Street Savings
Bank; mandate stayed until further order on motion
of Mr.. II. W. Wheatley. attorney for aprnilee.
No. 2ZS Baltimore and Ohio Rairuad Ch.nInny
VI. Thomas placed at foot df calendar
M. 2Si. Mcnamara " Washington Terminal
Company ct al. argument commenced BY M = W.
Yerkes for appellee. onciuded BY Mr.. John A.
kratZ, jr.. for appellant
No ZG7 knight vs. Herman et al. submitted
By Mr. J. II. AdriaAns for appellant, argued by Nh
J. w. Cox for appeAlees-
No ssO Heaiy vs. Metropolitan Life INSURANCE
Company; argument ornncrcsd by Mr.. W. G.
Gardiner fr appellant crntiruled By Mr. l.: r
Mason for arEellee continued By Mr.. b. 8. Minor
for appellee concluded by Mr.. W. G. Gardner for
APPELLANT.
No. 2R DAVIS r. United Stats: Judgment m
criminal No 1853 reversed and same rSsnaDdei
with dirpcfion to award a new trial and judgment
in criminal No. aRO affirmed Opinion By Mr.
Justice Robh
No 2Sa. Miller rs, United Stats; r.escd
Ornnion by Mr.. Justice Rnbb; Mr.. Chief Justice
Sherari dissenting.
No, 2.6 HoprwelI. administratn. ~ Wright;
argument onnenced by Mr.. W. G. Gardiner for
appellant
Patent appeaI No e5i. International Food COm-
nauy vs. Pricn Baking Powder Company; affirmed
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Van o-sdeil; Mr. Chief Jus
uce SheTard dissenting.
Assignments for to-day:
No 2s6. HopcvRe administrators. ~ WRIGHT At
torneys. Gardincr-Cull.
No 20. National Metropolitan Bank - L<n-
coin. Attorneys. RalstOn & Dayidge-
No. ~. Knight HERMAN Attorneys.
Adriaans-I>eckie. Fulton Cox.
No. Ezs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
vs.. ThomaA Attorneys Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes
& Hamilton Lambert & Seatman.
No 2sl. WynkOop Shoemaker. Attorneys.
Bcach-Lambert & NeatInan.
Special APPEAL No United States. ri.
Humboldt Steamship Company, vs. Interstate Com
mcrce Commission. Attorneys DraytOn-FarrelL
No. %S7. United States vs.. Anti-k amnih Chem
cal Cumpany Attorneys Wilson & Peeue-Baker.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. R. Hibts ( Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
inH.
New York. Ami! finding IN cotton crntrarts
to-day was in limited volume. The market was dull
and during the closing hour Of tho session became
somewhat heavy as A result Of realizing sales. At
the uE,ening ard during the early trading May s'd
at "A T. July lI25: August 1875. and October. l27a
This was about . tn prints on the old crop
months over the low levels Of the rrnent past. The
bulls gave the market special attention and some
Of the selling pressure looked like trades against
actual cotton shiTrnfnts from the South Reports
TO this effect cIIrent the floor, and the
market eased Oft from TO 10 points before the
clr II he se.rSinr
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AERO MEET FOR WILKESBARRE.
Curtiss, Hamilton, and Others 10 Fly
During Week of May =.

wiIkesbarre. April Sat meeting OF
citizens here to-day II was ae-
cided to havesan aviation meet during
the week Of May 2s and assurances were
received from Curtiss, Hamilton, and
number of other flyers that they will be
here with their machines and take part
in the competitive events.
There will be events on each day DUR
ing the week and substantial money
prizes will be offered A feature wiii De
experiments for the first time with a
s,rn designed for use for flying ma
Chimes and which has recently been in
vented. A number of prominent military
men are expected to come here to witness
the operation oe the gun
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April Gall money ranEed As fol-
lows: Open "a: high ~ lowest. ~. last "a. cloe
ing 254a24s; ruling rate. "a per cent
Time money unchanged Rates. ~ pr cent for
sixty days; Las for ninety days 34 for four five,
and six months. and ta44 for over the year.
Mercantile paper Issued moderately. Demand
WAS onl yfau. Rates. E.afl4 per crnt for sixty
and ninety days indcred hills receivable and choice
four TO six months single, names. and 4B2a5 for
otherS
Interior money rates unchanged.
Call money in London 2l7a5 per cent: short bills.
lis highcr at > 10 per cent; three months bills
20 per cent Continental money rates unchanged.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished 10y W. B. Hibhs & o.,
members of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. April 5.-Opening wheat prices were
strong with offerings SCARCE and the demand coming
chiefly from Monday's osCrconident sellers Outside
markets were not strong own Winnipeg
reported some wheat worked from there for export,
chiefly low grades. Receipts to-day were Is cars,
with 90 estimated for tonGrow.
Unsettled weather and far cash sales made YES
terday presumably based Mondays prices. caused
a strocg opening in cDrn- and the market was also
helped hy the strength in wheat Receipts today
az CARS with 80 estimated for tomorrow.
The oats marTst did not show much strength
the other grains Receipts to-day l6 cars.
with 17S estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions rregulary higher and closed
string n top pr'ces making very substantial gains
for the day. Packers led in the buying, and there
also a sharp demand fIum shorts
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LawEuffa.

No 5349l. r. ". and ]. B. Henderson vs. Thomas
W. Stubblcfeid: ceriorar. Defendants attorney,
Fl. W. Wheatley.
No 5SEa2 Pittsburx Water Heater Company ~
John o. Waters; account, 500 Attorneys, Bernard
& johnson.
No 53En. Phil Ber1nan vs. william H FeItsr
and ". R. GrIyer; judgment Municipal Codrt
S756h Attorneys Topper & Gusack
No l4s4. Z. +. Collier Son rA A. p Svo
boda; account, 81 o62l Il Attorneys, T. C. Bradley.
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FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL
Indianapolis Salesman Dies of Cas-
trftfs Mt the National

R C n. Rademaker, thirty-five years
old. salesman for the Eli Lilly Drug Com
pany. of Indianapolis. Ind, was found
dead in his room at the National Hotel
yesterday afternoon. Coroner hewitt is
sued a certificate Of death from natural
causes.
A chambermaid who had gone to the
room to make the bed found the body.
DR.. hewitt said last night death was due
to gastritis. The body was turned over
to ]. William Lee. undertaken, pending
word from relatives, who were notified.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate OF Lou A. X. Van Mater; letters a admin
istration C I a. to Paul r. Van Mater; bond, ~.
Attores Edmund Carington-
Estate Of Helen NJ Chaplin; letters testamentary
granted to Perry B. Tupin; bond, So@ AttH-
neg. +. Il. Turpin.
Estate Of Werner Koch; Letters u administration
granted to George n. Kober; bond. A0a At
torney. B. F. Leighton
Estate Of Max Could: letters Of administration
granted to Henrietta Gould; bond, Sm. Attorney.
W. l.. Edmoaston-
Estate Of George Neitzey; order To employ counsel.
Attorney. John Raum.
Estate Of William W. Dudley order to sell At
torneSs, Birney & Woodard.
In re Murray l. Matteson ct al; William r. Mat
teson appointed guardian; bond, 800 Atorness
Wilson & Barksdale.
Estate of Clara n. Crook: letters tastarnrntaIJ
granted To W. II. Carver; bond. 500. AttrneSs.
+. S. Stewart and NJ. W. Hcndry.
Estate Of Joseph Fl. Sutton: will dated January
. 1907. filed
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Equity Suits.

No. Ufp. William A. Richards. trustee. et al, ~
Unknoun Heirs. &c. William Henersley et al to
quiet title Attorneys, q. T. Williams, ID. W.
o O'Douoghue, and J. L POtburt.
No. 1000. Same Unknown Heirs &C. OF I'd
ward TTlghrnan ct al. sane. Attorneys. same
No. SoeL Same Unknown Heirs &c. JonA-
than Hall ct al. same. Attorneys s1ne
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of bvrxiness yestrrtay he ourdi
tin1 Of the United States Treasury sas:
wokinS balance in Treasury odices ~ g S;6 s6
In banks and Philippine treazry.------. 25aE g
Total balance in general fun-.-.-.--- Isl 80 10
OrulrAry l,68,h n
Ordinary Disbursements 255 S4 90
The deficit yesterday $50 96. g; the surplus
this month, ETE ,lfs; this month last year 0S5-
Ba; 70 date this fiscal year, s. 0fQsl as
against Q deAGt of S3 2, 47364 1t this time last
year
Thess figures ezrtude Panama Canal and pab,ic
DEBT trznsactionA
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago April a-H0GS- Steady to SC higher.
Estimated receipts to-day. A.ooo: left over, 3@; ;
estimated tomorox. A.om Quality good. Bulk Of
pins s-3o16-4; light 6&a6s5; mixed and butchers
6aa675; heavy, Sooa65o. ruush. heavy, 6os62o;
yorkers 675a6sS; plgs, 6na675
CATTLERecsipts n.oo. Market steady to Zoe
higher Beses, as5ass0, COWS and heifen 27sa6.oo:
Texas ssrz L5oe5.I5; stockes and feeden, Lms
SIS; Westerns lazkq
sHEEP-RccciptA ym Msxtee aow and
weak Native aoozkeo: Western. azaa@; yesxiinn
Aass.o; lanhs. kQoG.0; 4WsssmAs kseukA
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 81. In re payment Of damages account of
change Of grade; order fixing compensation Of com
mission
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Criminal Court No. q
CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUCH.
No 52zD. Townshend Va Stricklen: settled At
torneyS Charles Linkins-P. b. Ray. and Z r
Braddosk.
No. 52lse. Dun & Co. Va Wooden: time to
settle bill Of exceptions extended Attorneys @. G.
Tucker-F. b. Rhodes.
No 523l2 Holmes vs.. Lipscnmb: On trial. At
tcrneys. . c. W. Clagett-H. II. Classic.
Assignments sfor April 10:
No s. Shoemaker admir,stratnr. Mattesn
ct al Attorneys Lambert Yeatnan-Ridout-
No GO. weye Pullman Company. Attorneys.
Serven & Mohun and Maddox
l. Galley.
No. IS Fly vs. DuttonL Attorneys. Leckie. Full
ton & Cox--Wallace.
No q. Bodek Company Va Fu = Kingston.
AnpmeS. LpEtne.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, April S, 1911.I

No 40. Columbia Manufacturing Company vs.
Pase. ATTORNEYS, Sullivan-Dar Peysr q Taylor
No 5 Some vs. ArmnA Attorneys, SSinsie'
Halam Hallam
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Circuit Court No. 4

Assignments for to-day:
No. Z6. Warren vs. Reichart- Attorneys, Bnney
& Woodard-Tobriner.
No. 80 Dixon vs. Great Fan, and Old Do
minion Railroad Company. Attorneys. Mather &
McMahon-Lambert.
No. a4. vermilliou vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Attorneys Fulton. Leckie.
Fulton & Cox-Hamilton.
No go. Parsons vs.. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys, Ridcut-Thomas.
No. 3si. Rawett vs. Nash. AttorneyA Ridout-
Birney & Woodard.
No. 4G Van Horn w. liable Attorneys,
O'Shea-Canington
No. 4h. Green vs. Luchs. Attorneys. Ridout-
AdriaanA
No. 40. Old Spring Distilling Company Co
lonial Wine Company. Attorneys, WheatleS-
Rosenberg.
No IL United States to use Of Wong Fur
Moy Kingsley ct al Attorneys, Boyd & Wilson
Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 4l. Gerald vs.. National Society d. A. r.
Attorneys, -WCrthington.
No. as Larner Trimble- Attorneys, Peter
Archer & Smith.
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. Z3S. United States vs. Edward Convey
grand larceny; personal recognizance taken for SEN
tencf.
No. zi5. United States vs otto LnaWeaser:
nonsupport Of minor child: verdict guilty.
No. 3963. United States John II. Fisher;
libel; on trial
Assignments for April s:
United States James Williamk
United States vs.. John Roberts.
United States vs. Emory Wright
limited States rs Robert Wilson.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
RIildinr
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New York. April 5-WHEAT-Stronger; larger
business. No. l Northern spring to arrive (. o. b.,
Los: No. 9 red, Z. O b.. a3ls; No hard. I. q b.,
81 No. ] rraaaruu b., S. No. Manitoba, 4.
o. b. Lon. Exporters took IS loads Manitoba at
oprning Of navigation and l6 loads No red for
Antwerp
OORN-Frm; light dealing4 Steamer. g, export
basis; new No = I. o b, %; new No. 2 elevator.
domestic 5lt. Exporters took three loads partly
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sEx dividend

Electricity vin b fumilhed b seatfb W pDwR
derived from the largest wsk1 wheels sv9 built,
each Of The tho nnnst0 Vu.ndng 40 hnue
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Equity Court No. z
Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No ss35a Butler W Baker; order Of publication.
Attorneys. B. w. Parker and +. A. FcnninG
No 5l62 LOpG vs. Moore Hill; sealed verdict
ordered. Attorneys John RidOut-W. J. Lambert
Assignments for to-day:
No. ae. Kanns vs.. Nash. Attorneys. Lambert &
Yeatman-Birncy & Woodard.
No. He Strickler vs. Pckford Attorneys, Ray
& Braddock-MaddG1 & Galley.
No &3 Bowie Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. Attorneys Gaskins &. Beckett-MckenDey &
Flannery.
No. 81. Cartwright W. R. Railway Co. es
al. Attorneys, Gittings & Chamberiin kilgour-
Darlington.
No. I75 Inkci vs.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys Douglas & Wauen-Darlingtou.
No Z7. Harper vs. District of Columbia ct al.
Attorneys, Archer & Smith-Thornas & Richardson
No. go Lyon vs. Bursey. Attorneys, Ridout-
White
No. ~. Prather ct al. Us. Washington Loan and
Trust Company. Attorneys, Gies-Darr. Peyser 4
Taylor.
No Ee. Brown ~ oo-emus Machine Company ct
al Attorneys Thurston & Observation-Disclosures
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hfbhs & Co, mem
bers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibes Build
ing
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Equity Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No cs7 Sinnns Palmer; ancillary c1mmitfee
authorized to nA&e new deed Of trust Attnney.
l. II. David.
No. 900. HupSins Hopkins: rule continued
Attorneys. W. VI. EliSDn-E W. r Ewing.
No sGf6 Marsh vs.. BurYdnH: decree pro CD
fcasn made absolute. Attorneys ID. oC. CallaShan
W. G. johnson and Maddox & Galley.
Equity Court No. 4
JUSTICE GOULD.
In QunaIyl Mary r Sullivan; order restoring
rtitioncr to former legal status
In ~ Qunacyl John Wallacr: referred to andtnr
In re Ounary) Robert F. Lenear; account Of com
mttee aTFruTed.
No. 30sO. Wyndham VS.. Wyndhan: rule return
able April I. Attorney, W. A. Conbe
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
bers ef the New York Stock Exchange, Hibhs Build
AsLo
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co

to william ]. Flzthe and Morton Ducss,
trustees, To serure John NJ. Jones. SN, ,
years, per cent, semi annually.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
MINISTER'S DEATH
 REVEALS REAL NAME

Xenia, O., July 1S.-Followins his death here after an operation for appendicitis, it was discovered today that the Rev. Myron NJ Bruce. p years old, rsstor of the Pleasant View church. near James town, has been living under an assumed name and that his real name was Aims worth. His father, the Rev. Myron Bruce Ainsworth, pastor of the Christian church at Franklin, Ind, came here today to take the body to Allistonville, Ont, for burial.
 Three weeks ago the Pleasant View church advertised in a religious paper for a minister. In a few days letter is al legged to have come from the Franklin, Ind, pastor, recommending his cousin, the Rev Myron M. Bruce. Arrangements were speedily made for the reception of the new pastor.
 'The Rev. Bruce" arrived in d short time, and for weeks preached tine gospel fervently. Then he was taken sick and died after an operation.
 MT. Ainsworth was summoned, and when he faced the body gave way to grief and cried out:
 He is my son. not my cousin.'
 The alleged deception is said to have been due to the young mans desire 10 live down incidents in his life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
ANOTHER SCANDAL IN GREENE-GAYNOR CASE

Washington, July 1S.-Whether one spe- eial employe of the department of jus tice has received $100,O00 as special ac- countant' in the famous Greene-Gaynor ease arising out of the Savannah harbor improvement, will be inquired into to- morrow by the House committee on eX- penditures in the department of justice. | o. E. Johnson, who is said to have been employed by the department as an &C., countant in the case for the last Il years, 1 is expected to tell the committee how much he has received for his services. Inquiry also will be made as to how much the United States district attorney, in charge of the case, his assistant and clerk have been paid in the case. In formation on the subject Is said to have been requested of the departmsnt some days ago, though no definite response has been obtained.
 Greene and Gaynor were contractors charged of having entered into a con- spiracy with Capt. Oberlin M. Carter, the improvement. to defraud the government out of hundreds of thousands of dollars Long trials were held in the case, the men were sent to the penitentiary aud much property turned back to the gov ernment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
Common Pleas Court

Lively Vandiver. charged with killing H.- B. Hare about three weeks ago at Flat Top, was given a preliminary hear ing before Judge H. B. Abernethy in the second division of the common pleas court yesterday and will be completed perhaps this morning.
 No evidence was introduced by the counsel for the defense, and the case was rested yesterday afternoon on the testi- mony brought forward by the state. The argument will be begun this morning and will involve several legal technicalities rather than the facts as presented by the evidence introduced. The defendant is represented by Kaufman and Allen x Bell, while the prosecution is being con ducted vigorously by Solicitor II. r. lief lin and Assistant Solicitor 1T. A. Locke and Attorney D. F. Hummer.
 The work in the first division of the common pleas court, where Judge Horace c. Wilkinson is presiding during the ab- sence of Judge T. H. Benners, consisted mainly yesterday in the disposal of sev- era civil cases. Judge Benners is spend ing the end of the month at Elount Springs, where he is recuperatins from recent Illness. The most recent &C., count from him was to the effect that he Is rapidly improving and will resume his duties in the court room on the first of August.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
ROSENRLATT ENJOINS
 ELECTION COUNTERS

New York, July 1S.-Sol Rosenblatt of Chicago, who was candidate for trustee of the Mutual Life Insurance company at the election of June 5, obtained today from the supreme court a temporary in- junction prohibiting the inspectors of the election and the company from proceed ing further with the count of ballots and other work incidental to the election, the result of which was expected to be made known tomorrow. The order is return able at Albany, July %
 According to a statement issued today by counsel for ,the company, Mr. Rosen- blatt's contention is that six candidates upon the administration ticket are in- eligible for election as they are not policyhoders. The six candidates are Henry w. Taft, brother of the President;
 Benjamin r. Tracey, Joseph H. Choate, Jr., Thomas M. Muley, Cyrus H. Curtis and Robert B. Woodward. all members of the present board of trustees.
 | I've feel no doubt as to their eligibility and look upon MT. Rosenbatts candidacy as having no merit or prospects of suc- l cess" the statement concludes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
O'NEAL ID PUSH
 CONVICT HOSPITAL

Montgomery, July tSpecial.)- )- Almost immediately upon the return of Governor ONeal to his office at the capitol he will take up, with the state convict department the question of the early erection of a convict hospital for the reception and care of tubercular prisoners. The question has been of deep interest throughout the state for more than a year, but under the ad- ministration of J. G. Oakley as pres- ideEt of the board it has been pushed to the front as one of the most merl- torious works that could be under taken.
 II is understood that Governor O'Neal is in sympathy with the plans which have been placed on foot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
ELECT MORE HIGH
 SCHOOL TEACHERS

Montgomery, July 1s.-Cspecial)- Tie state high school commission, Su- peiintendent of Education Willingham and Arthur Brooks Smith sitting, have elected faculties and teachers as fol- lows.
 Walker county: W. Paul Morley. principal; Ernest Oglesby and Miss Maud Green, assistants.
 Etowah county: w. E. Turnipseed principal; ". S. Griffin and Miss Louise Robinson, assistants.
 Cherokee: J. W. Vann, Miss Rather inc Allen and Miss Nellie Smith, as- sistants.
 Coffee: Miss Bessie Jenkins, assist ant
 Colbert: Miss Carrie Young, assistant.
 St. Clair: Miss Kathleen Wither- spoon.
 With the exception of the principals of the Jackson and Wilcox schools, all of the principals and faculties have now been elected.