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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-01-23
FAREWELL PARTY

A farewell party was given last
Monday evening by the ladies Of
the Eastern Star in honor ofMiss
SimOns.
The affair was most delightful
and after the band had rendered
several of their most beautiful
selections, refreshments were
served.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-01-23
DIED WEDNESDAY,

The two.months' old son of
Prof ia. Hylton and wife passed
away at 2 O'Clock yesterday at.
ternoon, after a brief illness. The
funeral was conducted this after
noon from the reoidence by Rev.
Niblack of Seymour; interment
in the Mansfield cemetery.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-01-23

To lay in a supply of Choice Merchandise at a
Big Saving! My stock never was in better
shape to give my patrons values, having bought
all nv goods before the advance, and from now
until Feb. 18th I am going to sell at a Great
Saving. After Feb. 18th | will turn this store
over to my successor, Mr.. 7. d. Nix, who is a
good citizen and an honorable business man. |
thank the good people of this town and vicinity
for the patronage given me the past two years
and wish a continuance to my successor. Hop
ing to see you all before Feb. 18th, [ am, with
best wishes to all, respectfully yours,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
Youth 500 u cour,.

Ray NJ stewart eighteen wears ola
tried 20 shoot un the criminal court
In Washington when Justice stafford
refused 10 release him on probation
after conviction Tor attempted rob.
berry.
Before guards could averpower him
Stewart drew pistol and fred three
bullets perllousiy near Justice stat
ford and The assistant United Staes
attorneys. Given aud Hawken lie
was sent 70 jail then 20 answer tae
more serious charge
pashing toward iIawken and Given
the youth began shooting rapidly Oae
bullet whizzed by HaWkeas head ani
was buried in window sin behind
Stewart was turning toward Justice
Stafford when several policemen leap
ed upon him.
The court room was IN an upr0al
and many persons aiyed for cover
The attack came So suddenly that ew
realized what was happening until the
man had been OverpOwered Hawkeu
had prosecuted Stewart. but Given haB
not appeared against him. II IS no.
known how the prisoner got the re-.
volver.
Stewart attempted 20 rob the wl
OF q policeman. who was so frightan
cd by Stewards appearance IN het
room that she Is now an inmate al
the governmon, hospital Tor tine IN
sane
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
go 90 GulItv.

Arthur pelkey was found not guilty
Of mauslaWgafer IN connection Wih
the death o. Luther Mccarty ia the
prize ring in Calgary. b G., on May -
The defense rested after putting
on four witnesses 20 disprove the con
teaton of the crown that Luther Nj.
Carts death eas caused by a dislo1a.
ton Qf the neck The Interpretation o;
The teru prize dsht figured in the
verdict The term has never been de.
fined u q Canadian supreme court
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
snd aIlea his abdomen with com

knd alled his abdomen with com.
pressed air.
Tie cause - death was rupture OF
the abdomen. caused bv the admission
OF compress "a aif Detectives have or
rested ihe TWO men on q chars II
atroelaus assault and battery fhay
are Gasene Bs-ucr Of Philadelphia,
ana Walter Simon. Of 'amden. eaen
about twenty years old.
ii Was learned hy tine detectives
tta iac other employees In De Fin
department objected to bis presence
beeease uf aI. nationality He is an
Italian Dor some me past they have
heea mtns him uncomfortable by
plaenl praci a Jokes 9n him
eysfer ani simon caught DE Fiui
in dara conner of the room in which
he WORKS aad f0ld him the We're go
ing t0 have some iuu with him
They throw him "a TOE aoor and hon
forced q brass tube down hts throat.
Nhhaueh The youth cried for help
they attached pump 10 BE tube and
hlicd thc youths stomach with com.
pressed air.
l.atef Do was removed 20 the hasnl
tai M au unconscious condition Tie
dotof wra nonHiHssed as p y
could obtain no Intelligent history 81
the case. aud could not understand
the strange symptoms He died nm
hour after be bad been admitted aHl
r0roaar Rauf3ap discovered the cause
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
PRESIDENT URGES
MONEY REFORM
For Second Time Reads Mes
sage to Congress.
NEEDED AS TARIFF AID
Change In the Currency System the
Only Way TO Benefit Revision Con
gressmen and Senators Are Told.

President Wilson. Tor the second
time since his inauguration app cl
before both houses ot ean4fcss in j4lN
session ANA addressed them in aasa
cacy OF leg station which DE deem
OF an Imperative nature
The first occasion was last Apr at
the opening 81 the special session i
congress. when the president sbaftcf.
ed the precedent Of more han . err
fury ana appeared personally before
congress, instead 1i sending written
message to urge TIE immediate down
ward revision % Tie tarin Mond y
event was no less Important and ne
the less interesting the galleries. ot
the house being crowded long be one
the entrance 81 Mr. Wilson.
The purpose OF the president was
10 urge the immediate enactment OF
the banking and currency 1iii pre
pared BIS Representative Glass. lalf
man 81 the house banking and earren.
cy committee: Senator owen head %
the similar committee oi the senate
and Secretary I'll the treasury Me.
Adoo This AIR Wiysan did, emTh4t
eally bin tersely. ihe 3eivery bis
address from the speaker rostum
where Speaker CLARK presided SIT h
Vice President Marshall AZ his side
and the entire formal CEREMONY las
ing less than halt an hour
The president declared that con
gress through che enactment OF rae
pending tariff law. was about 10 Sc
free tine business men and Industries
Of the nation and that this work must
be supplemented by providing an elias
tic currency with safeguards to pre-
vent the concentration and control OF
money IN amy one place
He asserted that this reform OF the
currency would be needed now more
than ever. in vieH OF the new tarit
conditions. and thar congress c1ul3
not shirk tae awy 81 providing
once the means Tor business ID ,aks
advantage 81 the opportunity press u
ed TO ID in the Demo satc revision b.
the iarin fle said further
1T 6 absolutely imperative thar wt
should give tire business men II tai
country q banking and currency SIS
en- by means sd which they can mak
use 0f the freedom 81 enterprise aad
Of individual initiative which we ar
about % bestow upon them W. are
about to seq them free by removing
the trammeis of The protective tara
III rs perfectly clear That Is Is out
duty . supply the new banking ana
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
Goods At Wholesale Prices
THE NEW WAY STORE

We wish to to the public that intend TO
make change part Of business and to do this it
necessary close out at wholesale prices large
line of Silks, Satins, including beautiful line of Laces
as well Dress and Apron Ginghams, and all Cotton
Goods In fact everything sold by the yard will be closed
ont.
Our only for this sale is that going
10 handle this class Of goods any This is oppor
tuny that seldom and the chance of lifetime to
buy New and Seasonable Goods this time Of year at
wholesale prices. In this sale will be included hum
dreds Of items in small notions that shall discontinue
handling.
The sale will be open when you read this All goods
will be SOLD for Cash Only and goods included in this
sale will be exchanged or taken back
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
FOOT RACES

At one p. m. FOOT RACES. as follows:
100 yard Dash; 22O yard Run; $50 yard Run;
Broad Jump & High Jump Three Valuable
Prizes will be given to first, second and third
in each event. Competition open to all
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
NOTICE
To All Hoosier Growers

Mr. A. G. Holloway. large Hoosier
potato grower says Of Hollingsworth S
Hoosier Hustler:
II am deeply impressed with
the formula Of "IIoosier llus-
tlcr" as perfectly balanced
lIoosier food. different from any
analysis in the State Also
recommend that farmers urge
our Legislators torcquire all fer
tilizer manufacturers io adopt
the same terms Of guarantee
which attends the sale af this
goods A. c. Holloway
A guarantee tag accompanies the pur-
chase Of every sack Of Hoosior Hustler
as follows.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28

PITTSBURGH G'nion stock Yardsl
CATTLE active; choice. s. s0m Sc:
prime, SS.29ff s SO.
SHEEP Slow prime wefAegs, 5 SO
a s. culls and commons, s2W3, lambs,
S5Ii veal calves. sl0GlN 81.
HOGS higher: prime .eaviae. IS 80
ASS. ne iiams. 30 ~aH5. heavy and
light Workers AID fgs. 5000 9.i0;
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
Salisbury
n Grand Time for all at the Sails
- bury Fair Grounds on July Fourth

More than 81 10000 will be spent for free
attractions, which will give at least ten hours
Of real enjoyment. The Gates will be open at
eleven a. m. Program as follows:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
Japan Has New war Minister.

Minister OF War Kieoshi resigned
his portfolio III the Yamamoto cabinet
and General Kusalosc was Immediate
ly appointed 10 succeed him
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-28
Kin Youth b. FORCING Air in Mouth.

Joseph De Fini. eishieen yea 1ld
who was employed IN the plant 81 ID
Victor Talking Machine COMPANY ~
Camden. ~ j.. died In the Cooper
hospital as a result OF injuries suz
talned when two OF his fellow WORT.
men forced a tube down his throa.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
HOTEL OWNERS UP
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Proprietors Of Chicago Alleged
to Have Sold on Sunday to
Others Than Guests.

William p. Shcehan and Owen b.
Allen, joint proprietors Of the Chicago
Hotel. in Pennsylvania avenue. between
Third and Four-and-a-half streets
northwest. are on trial before a jury In
tho District branch Of the Police Court
this Afternoon. charged with selling
liquor on Sunday to persons not bona
fide guests OF the hotel. william T..
Ambrose and ID. Edward Clark are ap-
pearing as attorneys for the defendants.
The police OF the Sixth precinct have
summoned about a do1en witnesses to
prove their case against the hotel
keepers.
II was the plan of the prosecuting at
torney Of the Police Court todav to
place George r. Schutt. proprietor OF
the Ebbitt House. on trial this after
noon on a charge of selling liquor after
hours. but owing to the length OF time
taken by the Chicago Hotel case the
trial Of Schutt was postponed to next
week.
The alleged violation Of the liquor law
on which Schutt will stand trial oc-
CURED on the night Of the Georgetown
Virginia football game last November.
the Ebbitt House to members of the
football crowd after midnight Attor-
neys Hamilton and Brady. for the hotel
proprietor. will contend that the drinks
were bought and paid for before II
o'clock. and. on being served after MD
night, created the impression that the
law was violated.
The Chicago Hotel case will 70 70 the
jury late this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
JOHN s. WISE DIES
At PRINCESS ANN
Former Congressman, Widely
Known for Literary Work,
Expires at Sons Home.

Word has been received here Of the
death in Princess Ann. Nd, Of John
s. Wise. former Congressman from vir-
ginia. The end came at the summer
home Of his son. II. A Wise, the result
Of heart disease. He was sixty-seven
years old
Mr.. Wise was the son of Henry Alex
ander Wise. at one time minister to
Brazil. He was born in Rio Janeiro,
and spent the early part of his life in
date for governor OF that State. He
was graduated from v. NJ. l.. in 1851,
and served through the latter part Of
the civil war as second lieutenant in the
Confederate army. He received q de-
gree from the University Of Virginia. In
1867. In 1883 he moved to New York
where he practiced law and also became
Among these were "Diomed," THE End
OF the Era" The Lions Skin" and
"Recollections of Thirteen Presidents -
Mr.. Wise married Miss Evelyn Bever-
Y Douglas, of Nashville. Tenn, who
survives him. He has also one sister
living. Mrs. A. j. W. Hobson, of Will
liamsburg, and the following children ::
United States Army; Henry A. Wise
and John s. Wise, jr. of New York :
Mrs. Perrine Barney, of Cape Charles
Va. Jenning c. Wise. Of Virginia Mill
tary Institute: Miss Margaretta Wise,
and Byrd Douglas Wise.
At a dinner given last night in New
York In honor of Henry A. Wise. retir-
ing Federal district attorney. the guest
was unable to be present. but members
OF the business and financial world paid
high tribute to the former Government
prosecutor.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
PRICES BETTER ON
SHORT COVERING
New York Stock Market Is Still
Dull, With Some Improve
ment Shown.

NEW YORK. May 13.-Short covering
served to improve prices a little on .hs
New York Stock Market today. but the
Improvement was small md not gen.
eral. Reading sold down a half point
under yesterdays low. but recovered
sharply and showed a gain of three
quarters over the close. Steel was ny
five-eishths and Union Pacific seven
eighths. Gas gained IL. Jersey Gem
tral went a point still lower. Canadian
Pacific was soft, selling down la, bat
recovered to within a half point of TIE
close by the end of the third hoi:r.
Pittsburgh Coal preferred was a soft
sble buying of Chesapeake and Orio and
the stock gained five-eighths. Tue aD-
sence Of selling pressure WAS evident,
indicating a sold-out condition. Dull
ness was also again prevalent and In
the first two hours only 94,1Oo sales had
been made
The Standard OH Company of Ne
braska. has declared stock dividend
of % per cent, the regular semi-annual
cash dividend Of 80. and an extra divi-
denr of IS.
The Illinois Central has ordered about
G,50c 900 worth of new equipment.
The subtreasury gained $592, 900 from
the banks yesterday, and has gained
S. 92ee 900 since Friday
OF the ESQ. 900 Of South African
gold available In the open market In
London today. the Bank of England
obtained ESQ, 900.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Army and Navy
Army,

The following assignments of acting
dental surgeons, United States Army,
recently appointed, are ordered:
HARRY N. DEIBER, to Fort Thomas.
KY.
LOWELL B. WRIGHT, to Fort Porter.
JAMES g. MoRNINasTAR. to the Let
terman General Hospital. Preside
Of San Francisco, Cal.
CLAUDIUs @. BAKER, to Fort osie-
EUGENE EUGENE MiLBuRN. to columbu.
Captain EDWARD CROFT, Infantry.
recruiting officer, to the Walter
Reed General Hospital, District OF
CAPTAIN THOMAS II. EMERSON. Corps
of Engineers. to this city and re-
port to the Chief of Engineers for
Major RoBERr ALEXANDER, infan-
Try: to the .a. Mslter Eeed sd,,S;s General fsr
Major HENRY PAGE. Medical Corps.
to the Walter Reed General Hos
pitsl. District Of Columbia, for
treatment
The following changes in the stations
and duties of officers of the Signal
Corps are ordered: Capt EDWIN
A. HICKMAN. from Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans.. to this CITY and report
10 the cnlSf elSnd1 OIicer u Tue
army for duty in his office; First
Lieutenant CLARK LYNN. from
duty In the office OF the chief signal
officer Of the army to Seattle. Wash,
and report to the officer in charge,
Washinston-Alaska Military Gable
and Telegraph System.
Second Lieutenant RAYMOND A.
WHEELER, Corps of Engineers,
from station in this city. to WASH
ing Barracks. D. c.
Colonel CHARLES G. MORTON. In
fantry, relieved from duty with the
Organized Militia Of the State of
Massachusetts, at his own request,
and assigned to the Fifth Infantry.
Colonel ROBERT c. VAN vLIET. In
fantry. from duty at the Pacific
branch. United States Military Pris-
on. Alcatraz. Cal, to the Seventh In
fantry.
Colonel CHARLES NJ. TRUITT. Infan-
try. from Twenty-ninth Infantry. as
signed to the command of the Pa
cific branch. United States Military
/ Prison, Alcatraz. Cal.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
S. W. STREET..

The death of S. w. Street. for many
years a well-known horseman. removes
familiar figure from the Eastern
turf. Death occurred Sunday, after a
short illness. Doc" Street,, as he VAS
called. owned and raced many famous
horses during his connection with the
business for the past twenty years.
He owed his greatest fame to the own
ership Of a two-ycar-old called Galilse.
which ran second in the Futurity early
In the S's. GaIilee was beaten by
Domino. owned by James H. Keeue.
and the result of the race produced
the famous remark OF Doc" by
gosh. missed being famous turfman
by few inches" He raced horses at
the recent Havre de Grace meeting.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Entries for Tomorrow
On PimIico Track

First race--Selling four-year-olds
and up; six furlonss. Slim Princess.
106; Cynosure, 1OS Senator Sparks,
los; .Hammon Pass. IS: Golden Cas-
welles, 1903 'cesarilass, IS; Spring
mass. 101; Tom Holland. 1903: Blue
Crest, 101 Golliwogg, 1913: Clan AL
pine, 103: Burning Daylight, 1903 Clem
Beachey, 1903: aviator. ss; Hermis. Jr.,
103; Jack Nunnally. 10s.
Second race-Two-year-old illies !;
Trumps. ia: ..violet Rays. 1os !;
'sOlympia, 1Os: Margaret Meise, lO9 /;
Lady Eocene, 10s;-
'sBelmont entry.
Third race-Merchant's Selling Hand
leap: three-year-olds and up; six fnr-
longs. Deduction. no; Gold Cap, l0s /:
turity, ioS: Napier. los: Rye straw,
l15: La Sainrella. 96: Magazine, ia /:
Horace E. 10I; Star Gift. 112; Ralph
Lloyd, 100; Miss Moments, 1l2; Right
Easy, 1l2: Union Jack, 10S.
Fourth race-Linstead Steeplechase;
fcur-year- r-olds and up; two mikes Tom
l4s: malaga, 137: 'Old Salt. Isl; Lizzie
Flat, AZ; orderly Nat, 10, and sir
Cleges, l49.
Fifth race-Purse: for three-year-ofds
and up; six furlongs. Crisco, l0s: Seal
Iywag. 1o5; Sly Boots, SO; Oliver Lodge.
los: Sand Vale. 1903; Fond. 1ls; Hasson.
los: Skibbereen. 106: L'Aiglon. l03, and
Votes. l03.
Sixth race - Selling; three-year-olds
and up; one mile and forty yards.
Donald Mcdonald. 1os: Captain Swan
son, 101; My Fellow. 100; Superstition.
92 The Rump. 107: 'Blackford. 81: Abb
81 onder. 81; "Altamaha. l02; Everett.
lOs: Towton Field, l0s; "Colonel Cook,
100: Oakhurst, 10s and Patton, 10.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
rkurUSalS

DEPART MENr OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
fngton. May 10. 1915. Sealed propos ais In
duplicate will be rs sceived at this Department
Until o'clock D. m. Tuesday. May Il. i,i;
for the furnishing Of all iaoor and materials
required In the Reconstruction Of the boiler
and pump room In the Old fostonice GLsli-
Ing. stn and z Streets " W.. Washtnato :.
u. c.; and on the same date at o'clock
p. m. for the Installation Of . sewer system
In the same buiidins and for the instAIla-
tion of q sewer system In the Patent Omlce
building. 7th Street between snd Streets
n. W.. Washington; In accordance with
plans and specifications Tor the work. eoples
or which may be obtained on appltca tion TO
the chief clerk OF the Department. Award
will be made OF contract subject to apprv-
priatiou by Congress to meet the expense OF
the work. The right Is reserved to reject
any and all cide. OF to accept or reject any
part thereof in the discretion Of the DspeIt-
ment. Proposals should be securely envei-
oped. and be marked Proposal for recon-
struction Of boiler and pump room. Old Post
office Building" Proposal for insta llation Of
sewer system. Old fostonice Building o.
''Proposal for stailatiun Of rewer system
Patent Office Building" a. the case may De-
and be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Interior. LEWIS C. LAYLIN. Asststant
Secretary.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Want Baseball Rules
Applied in Suburbs

A change in the police regulations
50 AZ to include the suburbs in the
section relating to the throwing Of
missiles and playing baseball and foot
ball" IL advocated by the Northeast
Washington Citizens Association. A
resolution fayoring this and asking
for an investigation of Rosedale play
grounds and the proposed purchase Of
forest reserve along the railroad
tracks between Washington and Bal
. timore was passed at the regular
meeting Of members OF the associa-
tion last night.
Adjournment was taken until the
second Monday in October when Of
elected.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Indiana Pure Food
Detective in Capital

/. Isidor wulfson, inspector of weights
and measures of Indianapolis. called at
the District building today to pay his
respects to Col. W. c. Haskell, Super.
intendent Of Weights and Measures Of
the District Mr.. Wulfson established
a reputation in the Hoosier State by
donning various disguises and making
personal investigation of conditions in
the markets and commission houses.
Appearing In the role Of a farmer or
tramp. he made a number Of discover
les. which resulted, he says, in the
adoption OF reform methods
Inspection was made today by Mr.
wulfson of several Of the District mar
kets. which he declares, are in ex-
ceilent condition. Mr.. Wulfson is a
delegate to the National Conference OF
eealers Of Weights and Measures, wrich
meets tomorrow at the Bureau OF Stand
arde
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, Asstisseer.

ROOM GUINNESS AT NO N6 NEW
YORK. AVE. n w.
BY virtue Of q chattel deed Of uust duly
recorded In Liber xs7l. folio 81 ct seq. Of
bta. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees. will sell
by pubic auction within the Shove preinises
on Thursday the 18th day Of May 1911 at
~ o'clock A. ~. the lunch room business.
including tables. chairs, cigar case and mis-
ceilsneous psf sonal properly used In the con-
duct OF said business. together with lease Of
said premises.
Terms Cash
CHARLES r. DIGCs.
sArERIOS NICHOLSON,
TrI.steea
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Society to Attend
Play at Warrenton

With Miss Mabel Boardman, presi-
dent Of the Red Cross OF America,
scheduled to address the District Nurse
Association Of Warrenton. Va. at War
renton on Thursday. and the planned
presentation of Bernard Shaws play,
How He Lied to Her Husband" for
the benefit Of the association on Satur-
day, May "A. many local society folk
viii visit the Virginia town.
Miss Miriam Crosby. daughter OF Mr..
ana Warrenton. will present the pisy
ot Warrcnton, and will have assisting
her In the several roles three members
Of the Diplomatic Corps
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Sales Today on the
Local Exchange

Capital Traction, E0l2I. 15Q l21, l5sr12l.
Washington Gas, 2ads5. 5'@ai$. $40
S4H.
Mersenthaler. I0e.21S. 10d2l5A.
I.anston. l0fiS5. IOlrS5 5mS5.
Union Trust. 10@lJ
Washington Loan and Trust, ln229.
After call-Capital Traction. Jal4, ia
III, ldl2l 25a12oSs. 254120z
Washington Gas. 5Gdso.
washington Railway and 'Hectr'c
preferred. 5@9lh.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
New Nickel Die CHANGED.

The printed words five cents under
the Buffalo on the new bufyalo nickel
are to be more deeriy etched. Sec-c-
tary Of the Treasury McAdoo. on the
recommendation Of Assistant Secretary
Williams. has issued instructions for
the changing of dies. so that the words
five cents" will appear In bolder re-
lief.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
CHICAGO Grain Market.
EI0pes With Husband.

CUMBERLAND. Md. May l3.-While
her parents completed arrangements for
a trip abroad. a reward for her leaving
her young husband. Mrs. Frank Pritch-
ard took all their presents and ran on
with him.
United Cigar Stores pfd d....11o 115
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Narrowly Escapes Injury

Mts. Frank e. Altemus. Of 1928
escape from injury yesterday after
noon when the automobile she was
driving cellided with delivery
wnren in H street near Eleventh
aged to the extent OF $2s.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
MOVEMENrS OF VESSELS.

Arrived = Saturn at Guaymas, Des
Moines at New York ward. Reid at
Savannah. Petrol at Pensacola.
Rhode Island at Rockland. Mars at
Lambert Point, Nashville at Guam
tanamo, Glacier at Acapulco. Le-
banon at Philadelphia. TonoDah, CO.
C-3, ca. C-5. at Norfolk yard, Bru-
tus at Algiers.