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Startled Him,

'Sne first met Mr.. Thursion al a muSi-
Gale held at Point Iona, She told me she
had asked Mr.. Thurston to look over hei.
papers She wanted his knowledge OF
stock ] did not talk with Thurston re-
gardinE Mrs. Pattersop's business. lie
fold me he was Geins over her papers
and that she made a strange propositon
him. IL was quite long time before
the marriage took place
Nine. TinGley said she nad conversed
with Mrs. Patterson about her property
that Mrs. Patterson had loaned hcr sSo.-
O0p on a mortgage on tho Isis fhnater here
which Nine, TinSlcy oMns. and that Mrs
Patterson had made her 4. gift OF $4,000.
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. RE:ST
work: experienced men; prices right.
Of'cA puvals paper store. d3ITo
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MIDWIFE
WEATHER STRIPS


" EATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OFT .ruE
cold at Rivers Bros, IS West Srd south
piiSD
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs


AND MILTICEAPHTNG; PRIVATE
debating rooms: Sunday and evening
work by appointment r. Shirley Sea-
boldt suite 200. Utah Savings & Trust
Co. bldg pl5SS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MOTOR AND BICYCLE REPAIRING:
new and second hand machines on easy
payments. Lon Claflin 10 w, Bird South
n
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

HALE RATE F1KEPROOF' STORAGE
l * L. Phones Ex Is n7oc
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING

SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Lrave orders at Druehl 4
Franken's. Ind. 100. slGs
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY. ONLY HON
32S w. lst South. tiu1J
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES Md Md
vaults always on hand. a few aSircvlar. Srlr
hand safes for sale. Write for Girl ,iace.
ShcaJy Safe &o Vault Co, IL l. " 1851
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
Al makes repaired: exchanged and sold
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. &c West
2nd So Phones i3G. Established 1905
o21S7
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WANTED-AGENTS.
ATTORNEYS

-O-~-~-~--~~O~~~~-~~-~~
POWERS ~ AIARTONEAUN. ATTOR-
neys. o. W. Powers, Thomas Marion
eauX, j. w, Mckinney, Top noor front.
kearns bldg. Bell 1850. Roger w. Pow
ers, notary. p24S5
u. J.. OLESON. LAWYER. 2uI BOSTON
bldg. Bel 4472; Ind. les, p6S0
JAS. II. PARDEE. LAWYER SUITE
1lo9 Boston bldg. Bell phone 1880.
pl193
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HIGHEST PRICE PAlD FOR Iron.
brass. rags, bottlcs. rubber. copper. etc,
Utah Junk Co. $40 So. lth West. Phone
229. DlD12
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Therox is for. sale by SCHRAN1M-
Substitutors. five good stores.
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GROCERY SPECIAL

BEST HAMS. Pr. LE., i6c: BEST
creamery butter. Soc. " lbs. butter SOC;
our best eggs: 25c: best oleomargarlne
20c. straight grade flour. 90c: . lbs
strong cheese. csc: peanut butter, per
lb.. zoe CHICAGO STORE, 116 w Isl
South st. s128
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lOGE OLD CLOTHING WILL CALL
aalN9tlon Army. kotn phOnes. t.i9
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FUNERAL, DIRECTORS


EPEE W HALL, I NDERTAkER AND
entalmer, l6i S. West Temple. Phones
1919. do
T.. e. O'DONNEII., NDEjTTAkIjR
and embalmor has moved To new To-
ca tiuD, oa5 -22I s'oDth West Temple at,
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. oT"o9
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COAL AND KINDLING

IL. p, DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD AND
kindllng. lGo IL. 4th So. Eotll phones.
m36l4
CALL UP A. CLIFFORD FOR COAL.
rp6;O
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
Mckenzie. Display wards i2c So. sta
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WILL SHIP CAR II. II. GOODS TO Los
Angeles and one to Chicago and one 20
PORTLAND and one 10 Florida next 10
days; very reasonable ia Les kinlball Van
d Slorase Co. I3 SO. Mnin. s2S0S
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WANTED sITUATIoNs-MALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

statesmen TO AID Us SUppLY TIE
brisk demand for our goods; some va
cant territory set in every state west
OF the Mississippi. Cash weekly, Capital
City Nursery Co, Salem, Oregon. pls42
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TO DO YOUR GPHOLSTERING AND
mattress remsking Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co. Boih phones $50. b3oJ
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FOR EENI--f AND 5-GDOM MOpRp1
cottages. jani,or service, $oDoo, se5ao
2n21-Z c5so'
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CATTLE. ANY KIND. YOUNG AND
tat calves; We keep bull for service;
cows fetched. \. Il. Saunders, Phone
"a'i-f. Rear l5l5 South Main k94G
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GIEL FOR GENERAL
house work: In family. Address ny
Sth s"n. FhoDe i03S-k, plll'
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y COSY flVE-I;M. COTTAGE ON arr,
East ST., fireplace. cement basen,s-,
largo! ward. s2c.5n per month.
llolluau Ernthcrs Loan & Trust ~,
22 L. lsi South. Phoues aiI".
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G-EoOM MOD. HOUSE, 6Gs SOUTH 81;
Tcuple. Eel i9oiK OF I'D West FIr,i
North. Rent G?j. less>
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SPLENDID lP-TO-DATE FlVE-gOo
modern cottaGe. South Temple s,rts>-
near nh East. Both phones llIa. rSfs@
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TO REMODEL. SCREEN OI; RE
pair your building, Cab Ind. lQGol
ini0
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4-EOOM BRICK COTTAGE, STEiCtTvy ~
modern. clean and desirable; inquiie eaSSf
1th avenue. n1
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EIGHT ROOM FURNISHED HOCSSsTi'
modern, with hot water furnace aaa6
telephone 500.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs FURNIsHED

10-ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR SAL
on easy terms, or for rent, furnisheos osesf "a
unfurnished. $50 East md South .;;SS,f
Bell. NV
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i-ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN CON
tage or apt: close i'll. 555 So w. Tc,.]
pie. Phone 1927. nsi~
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TAILOR MADE CORsETS

LADIES. CALL MRS. MANN FOE
Ind. 2649. paSIS
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l-ROoM HOUSE FOR RENT. a75 n
18th SO. Inquire 25J 3rd ave. Phore
E"i 1890 nSat<
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4-ROoM COTTAGE, MOD. ANp fcmt,
nished $50. Inquire 6S4 So. Nan .rn,,oS1|
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMAJE HELP.

~e-~--~~-~-----~-~--~---
FREE EMPLOY MENT AGENCY. EASE
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church. We
get you :, position free of charge. 1eIea
phone Ind. 1866, Bell JS22. t3i'"
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6-RCoM MODERN: RENT REAsON'
aDle rear .56 w. 9Th So. Apply J. q
Mcdonald Chocolate Co. ngd|
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HOUSE CLEANING

n.TInN,I IIrI|sU, ~7,-,,,,o.-.-
Cleaning Co, 139 f.. 1st So Paper
cleaning by experts, Both phones--Bcil
1886: Ind 97S. p52i
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- HOUSES, ALL KINDS, LOCAL. ITIro
and prices. Tuttle Bros. Co, 15S Ma,@
street. "
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Affairs Tangled.

Nine. Tingley wss asked for tho lot
ters Mrs. Patterson had written her. Her
attorneys promised to produce them. She
said she had written Arthur Frisbie nj
Fresno. Cal, former member OF the
brotherhood. saying she had investi
gated Mrs. Pnltarson's business affairs AT
Kingston. N Y.-where Mrs. Patterson
Thurston died, aftcrwards--and had found
them in a tangled condition,
Judge John G.. Van Etten OF Kingston,
y. T.. who was Mrs. Pattersons legal
adviser for years, and Theodore il.
Lcske. sn architect. also OF Kingston,
we're in court today and will testify TO-
morrow.
The final question asked Nine. TinsleA
was how long Mrs. Thurston had been at
tended by DIR. Hall before her death. The
answer was three days" Nine. Ting
ley previously had testified that Mrs.
Patterson had been III week before her
death The intent was TO show that she
also YVES attended by DR.. Lorin Wood. Il
member OF the brotherhood and physician
OF Massachusetts.
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GROOM MODERN HOUSE. slI. q
South state st. r,ssf
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNF1JBM,s,,

GROOM MODERN TERRACE. Tapcs.
basement, j@I Elizabeth 81, Ind nba1e
~ D9gf-
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WANTED
WANTED MALE HELP.

NJ j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unshilled laborers fur
nishod 10 ljast Isi South corner Com
m"rcial Beli phone 1858. Ind. o2@. pdS
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WANTED
MISUNDERSTANDING.

FURNITURE OF ALL. KINDS WANT
ed. Will pay you tirst-cla3s prices. III.
Z; Fisher q Co, lG5 SO. w. Temple, Bell
5l1l Ind. 96a. cess
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CASKET FACTORY


UTAH CASkET CO, MFRS OF I'm
dcrtakcr5' supplies Phones: Day. i065;
night, 3S1t-E Phone or wire rush or
ders. SO L. sth So. Salt Lake pc602
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Opportunity Columns

The Tribune Want Columns columns OF opportuni-
Ties They tell OF chances for GAIN that embrace almost
every OF human activity The Tribune Wants fell oi
pressing demands that be immediately The 1nb
Wants provide essentials for homes and businesses
they are brim full Of vtNly interesting news
Ii is excellent plan TO keep in close touch with The
Tribune Wants for they the index of just what most
in demand.
Make it point look through The Tribune want Col
each dayyou will find careful reading of them we'll
worth while
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing. trunks yalises, best prices paid.
2S Commercial ST. Reply by postal card:
3IIl Bell. IA
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ia2gM aa2 = 81 rARTLf ISIloi. MODERN NC 1, HOUSE
StS-roor modern house. @2j Fs., ~.
south, $2i.10 per month. 'tn
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN e Tp,-e~
" ISL Soulh- Phones "a.
p30fS|
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BANKER TRYING TO
BREAK MOTHERS WILL
George L. Patterson of New
castle, Pa, Brings Suit
Against Mime. ringley,
TESTIMONY OF WOMAN
Aged Member of the Brother
hood Embarrassed by an
Offer of Marriage.
TESTIMONY OF WOMAN

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Jan. Sin tho con
test instituted by George L. Patterson. a
banker OF Newcastle, Pa, against Nine.
Katherju TinrleN. head or the universal
Brotherhood aud Theosonl1ioal Sociefy. 20
break his mothers will. which left Mre'
-rinsley and her associates $292.ipo. Nine
TinSley testified today mat Mrs. Pattcr"
son had proposed marriage 10 Clark
"hurs,on, All aged member Of Tho prolh-
rrhood who lived at the theosophlcai IN
stiiuto az Point Iona and who was a
member, of Mrs. Tingley's cabinet.
This was about q year before Mrs. i hnTS-
TONS 0hcu Patterson death.
"Jhurston was embarrassed by the pro
posal'' said Nine. Tlnrley. but lie finally
married Mrs. Patterson.
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f1G.0U FOR i-ROOM MODERN UoTiS7
5l5 9Th ave. Bell 1896 nieo<
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Real Estate Transfers.

ECKINGTON-Charles II. Cults to George
Boyce. lot 46, square 3615: SO.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Harry Ward
man ct al. to Minnie r. Strickland. lot
2O7: SO.
INDOLENCE-Charles a. Herbert ct TX.
to James D. Hobbs. lot 70. square
27O3: $40. James ID. Hobbs to Janet
Herbert same property: So
BROOKLAND-J Harry King ct TX. tn
Stuart H. Edmonds. lot IA. block 81:
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH
WEST between r and s streets
Franklin T. Sanner ct al. to Ida III.
Grant. lot 26. square l54: $40;
THIRTY-FIFTH AND STREETS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Edmonds ct
lux. to J. Harry King. lots and =, and
part lots 1888 and 1871. square 1211: $40.
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST between
president and directors Of Georgetown
College; original lots ard 8, square
FoURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
ID. F. Hinkins ct ux. to E. c. Wilkes.
lot 16, square 29i4: SO.
PETWORTH-J. s. Gruver ct ux. to
Magdalene J. Trouland. lot 43. square
sAUL's ADDirIoN-Juliane H. Petersen
ct vir. Herl A., to A. r. Dorroh. lot
- square 2sOe: $40.
INDOLENCE-Harry Wardman ct al. to
Lucy E. and Jim p Anderson. lot -
CONGRESS HEIGHTS EXTENSION
Joseph A. McLane ct TX. to George
H. A. kunst. lots Z. s, Q. square $50:
$40.
DoBBIN's ADDITIoN-william C. Blum
don ct ux. to Robert o. Kerby, lot
81, block 10; So
|COUNTY-David Huston ct TX. to Alvin
T. Embrey. lot 2s square 4240: $la5.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-George III. Cox to Lulu b.
Davis. lot e. block 10: SO.
:s41 NJ STREET NORTHWEST-Charl
W. Coates ct ux. to Eva j. DOlan, lot
- square "a: SO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Robert l.. Mason
ct ux. to John F.. NJ. Bowie. lot 162.
block %: so. John +. NJ. Bowie con-
veys same property to Anna q. Mason:
so.
BURLEITH-Gertrud f. Lewis ct vir.
Timothey L., to William and Margaret
s. Adreon. lot %, block 141; $40
ANACOSTIA-Marfe K. Tovey to Fred 3.
Winkler, lot COS: SO.
11O6 NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTH
EAST-William j. Brewer to Carrie
Goldenberg. lot II. square 1&2: So
SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST between
F and G streets-Fred A. Norway ct
ux to James w. and Caroline E.
Powell. lot 81. square 834; $40.
NORTH Observation-Disclosures Cohen
ct al. trustees, to Samuel l.. john
son. lot Z. square 5096: $40
G STREET NORTHEAST between eth
and 9Th streets-John nj. Henderson
to Delbert J. Mott, lot 70. square
NO. 43l 9TH STREET SOUTHWEST
Washn. r. Berry ct ux. to Emma l.
Yoder, lot z. square 465; $40.
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COTTON MARKETS.


NEW YORK, September 1S.-The cot
ton market opened steady at an advance
of Z to II points in response to higher
Liverpool cables and covering. Prices
eased of or Z points right after the call
under reports of a slack spot demand
and rumOrs of renewed southern hedge
selling. but firmed up again before the
end OF the first hour on fear of cold
weather and rumors of a Texas storm.
Prices during the middle of the morning
were about IL to Is points net higher.
After the close of Liverpool there was
slight reaction here. but the market de-
veloped renewed firmness before midday
on bullish private crop accounts and con-
tinued cold weather approximations with
active months selling about II to 30
points net higher.
Spot, quiet; middiing uplands,,, 11.75
nominal. .asT. II
Estimated receipts at all the ports to-
day. Al 900 bales. against ~. 613 last week
and 54.3l@ last year. For the week. 223.-
NO. against l94585 last week. and :.S,
921 last year. Today's receipts at Gal
vo ton. c6023. against 27.59a last year; at
New Orleans. 3.61S. against 2,143 last
year. and at Houston. .S.2i3. against, ~.
&e last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-18
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Little of interest transpired at the noon
meeting today of the Washington Stock
Exchange. the trading in the stock list
being wholly confined to the common and
preferred stocks of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company, while the
sales of bonds tOtaled only 81, 100
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon was held at the same level as yes
terday, three lots Of a total of sixty
shares being taken at 90. Washington
Railway and Electric preferred sold to
the extent OF sixty shares in four trans
actions at the level OF %.
The bond sales included 1000 " ash
1ngton Railway and Electric As, at S5i2;
$1,000 Potomac Consolidated rs. at 1.O2s4.
and 500 Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Is, at los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-18
ALLOWS WRIT OF ERROR,
Justice Robb Renders Decision in
Dade Milk Case.

Justice Robb of the Court of Appeals
has allowed the application for q writ OF
error applied for by Charles G. Dade, the
milk dealer who was fined $50 by Judge
Mullowny in the Police Court last week
on a charge that a sample of the milk
he sold contained germs of such kind
and in such numbers that the milk did
not conform with certain sections of the
pure food and drug law.
Nicholas c. Harper. clerk of the Police
Court, received the paper allowing the
writ of error in the case this morning.
Accompanying 1t was a mandate from
Justice Robb, commanding that all of
the papers in the case be sent to the
Court of Appeals within the next fifteen
days.
The case, which is in the nature of a
test case. has been before the courts for
several months. John Lewis Smith and
James A. Cobb, the special assistant dis
trict attorneys. who are prosecuting the
case. will make a special effort to get
the case before the appellate court as
early as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 1s.-FIour-
Barely steady. with trading quiet
Wheat-There was &c decline in
wheat early, due to big receipts and gen
orally favorable weather northwest to-
gether with easier Liverpool cables, De-
cember. 9SAa9S 1915.
PPOrk-Steady; family, p .jOa22.O
Beef-Firm.
Lard-weak; middle west, 11OJa1115.
Sugar-Raw steady; muscovado, 50 test
3.88: centrifugal. 96 test, 4.36; molasses,
50 test, 1851. Refined steady
Petroleum-Steady.
Enthusiastically.
Hay-Steady.
Enthusiastically.
Leather-Firm: hemlock firsts, 261la27
seconds, 25a26; thirds. 22lsa231k: rejects,
15c.
Butter-F'irm: receipts, 1898 packa ges
creamery. extras. 3O1s; firsts. 2Sa331z; sec.
onds, 28a27H: state dairy, finest. 2Sa29
good to prime. 25a27.
Cheese-Firm: receipts, $3.50 boxes
state. whole milk, white or colored, aver
age fancy, 15A: under grades, 14a15lx
daisies, best. 1871.
fresh gathered. checks. poor to fair 12a
II: state. Pennsylvania md nearby hen
merry whites. fancy, large, new laid, IS
do. selected whites, good to prime, RIA
SO: do. common to fair, 2Sa32; western
gathered whites. 27aa22; state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby hennery, browns, Ella
81: do. gathered browns and mixed
colors, 25a:D.
Dressed poultry-Steady: fresh killed
western chickens, 1Sa24; fowls, 15a171a
turkeys, 16a17.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-18
Building Permits.

The following building permits were is
sued today:
To United States Trust Company. to
build three-story bank and dwelling at
1347 Connecticut avenue: architect. j. II.
De Sibour; builder, F. I. Nesbit a. Co.:
estimated cost, $4,000.
To Joseph Kaspar, to build garage IN
rear of 1217 NJ street northwest; arcli-
tect and builder, J. c. Marsh; estimated
cost, $50.
To Margaret Thorn. to build two
story brick dwelling at l4l4 Kennedy
street northwest: architect A. II. Lane
voigt; builder J. c. Marsh; estimated
cost, $1,000.
To w. H. Hall, to build two-story
frame dwelling at 3l00 gath street
northeast: architect and contractor II.
1T. Brown: estimated cost, $4,000
To William Murphy, to build Twelve
two story brick dwellings from 3ol to
323 18th street northeast; architect. n.
r. Halter; builder, William Murphy'
estimated cost. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-18
SLAIN IN COLD BLOOD.
Two Americans Barbarously Butch
cred bv Nicarapuan Rehels

Confirmation Of the disregard of the
rules of civilized warfare by the Mica
raguan rebels under Gen. Zeledon, in the
battle of Leon has reached Washington.
The details make the case of the killing
Of two American prisoners of war more
distressing that the first reports. 1T ap-
pears that these Americans, Craven and
Dodd, had attached themselves to the
government forces led by Gen. Duron,
which has been working along the rail-
way toward Managua- That force, num-
bering 800 men, was surrounded and near
ly annihilated by the rebels. The old
general was killed and his body was
hacked with a machete by a woman.
Craven was badly wounded and sought
shelter in a native hut. where he was
attended by Dodd. The house was broken
into by the rebels. and though neither OF
the Americans had any firearms they
were deliberately killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-18
BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. September 49,
No. red western. 95A; September No.
red, 94H: October No. red. 95H: No
vember No. red. 97N; December No.
red, 997s; steamer No. = red. 88A; re-
ceipts. 11,953 bushels; southern by sam
Corn-Dull and lower: spot contract.
so: receipts, 4,776 bushels. .
Oats-Quiet: No. white. 4OA; standard
white. 3sAa3S1a; No. 3 white 361x asked
No. mixed 80 asked; receipts, 147, 442
bushels.
Rye-Quiet: No. western domestic, 7sa
so: receipts, 1850 bushels.
Hay-Steady; No, l timothy unchanged:
No. / clover mixed, unchanged.
Grain freights-Firm; steam to Liver
pool per bushel, unchanged; Cork for
orders, per quarter, unchanged.