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Criminal Division No. q.
Chief Justice Coyfnrtoa.

White VS.. Winter; time to file transcript
extended to July 81; plaintiffs attorney,
wilson; defendant's attorney. ]. s.
Easby-Smith.
housebreaking and larceny; sentenced to
penitentiary for four years; sentence sus-
pended and placed on probation for two
years; attorney. NJ f. O'Brien.
United States VS.. Walter Gingell; vio-
lation section 167 United States criminal
code; sentenced to penitentiary for four
years; sentence suspended and placed on
probation for two years: recognizance,
800 taken; attorney, J. A. Garrett
United States VS.. W. c. Allen; time TO
file transcript extended to July 90
United States vs. Percy T. johnson;
time to file transcript extended to July 20.
United States VS.. Maggie Briscoe; PAN
dering; time TO SUBMIT motion for new
trial extended to October term: attorney.
H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Carl I. Wood: en-.
nezzlement: sentenced to penitentiary for
seven years: sentence suspended and
placed on probation: recognizance 800
taken; attorney, W. P. Williams,
United States vs.. James r Garr.,.
grand larceny; plea guilty; attorney, ].
B. Flynn
United States VS.. Darrell Bancroft; vio-
lation section s2s-B Cthree cases); motion
for sentence continued.
United States vs. Darrell Bancroft:
housebreaking and larceny Ctwo cases)
sentenced to Occoquan for one year and
six months.
United States VS.. Maggie Dixon; big
amy; sentenced to penitentiary for two
years; attorney, Fountain Peyton.
United States VS.. Harry Warnell; seduc-
ton; motion for sentence continued to
July IS; attorney, J. A. OShea-
United States VS.. George Harris; non
support: order Of probation vacated and
sentence Of one year in Occoquan order
ed carried into effect; attorney, F. r.
Whippler.
United States vs.. Philip ]. Meyers:
violation section s2s B; sentenced to pent-
tentiary for one year and one day.
In re estate of Henry C. Freitag; mo-
tion for new trial continued to July Is:
caveator's attorneys, H. z Davis and
Joseph Y. Reeves; caveatee's ATTORNEYS
Chaplin, Brown, and c, II. Bauman.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,
WHITE


Edward Barnstt. 3. and Ray Goldstein, %. Rev
B. l. Grossman-
Richard P. Rothis. q. and Maria T. Bervn,. q
Rev. ]. R. Roth.
Walter T. Edwards. 3. and Willis NJ oarpentsr
q. both Of Norfolk Va. Rev William Harri,
Edgar e. Childs, 81, and Virginia Bull q both
OF Baltimore Nd Rev. Howard F. Downs
James 7. Albums. B. Of Rinssold, La, and Nett,,
O. stranz. a. of this city. Rev. John H. Jerrie.
RAYMOND l.. satterfed, @ and Bonnie B. Mur
ray, z Rev. James s. Montgomery,
Alfred b. Bergman. 2. and Mary B. Hampsbir.
10. Rev. Samuel T. Nicho,A
Robert X. Broaddus, 81, d Baxby. Va .nd
Manjienella l. Taylor. z. Of Newton. Va R.y
COLORED
John Ward. "a, and Pearl Coates o. Rev M
W. d. Norman -
Fred Parker, q, and Fannie Wright, IL Rev
Charles A De Vaughn
William I. Breyard, II. and strsns A. Nichols
"a. Rev. Charles A. De Vaughn
Nelson Williams, e. of New York and Add,,
B. W. Gatswood. q. Of Richmond. Va Rev. Jsmes
I. Loving.
shanks Ridrely. 2. and Esselle Jackson. n. Rev
Henry Newman.
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Expedition" Into Mexico

Representatives Farris and McClintic,
OF Oklahoma, have persuaded the State
and War Departments to send another
expedition" into Mexico. It was an
nounced by Mr.. McCtntio yesterday that
orders have been issued for the dispatch
OF soldiers to Ell Rucio. state Of Chihua-
hua, to disinter the body Of p H. Holly,
an American citizen. who was murdered
there several weeks ago. The body will
b shipped to Fl Paso tor intssmsnt
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Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice stafford.

Justice stafford.
Lewis VS.. Lewis; petition for reduction
of alimony dismissed; motion to make
more certain allegations of paragraph 8
overruled; plaintiffs attorney, g. A.
Maddox; defendants attorney, W. II. De-
Lacy.
Martin ct al. VS. McCarraher ct al ;
pro confesso set aside as to defendant
Abraham Schumacher. with leave TO an
swer; plaintiffs attorney, NJ. d. Roeen-
berg.
Davenport ct al. VS.. Bartlett; hearing
on rule continued TO July II; plaintiff $
attorneys, NJ. N. Richardson and p. L.
Wright.
Landon ct al. VS.. Karrick ct al; fees
of Louis A. Dent. as auditor allowed and
payment directed; appeal noted; bond as
supersedeas 500; or costs $500; plaintiff S
attorneys, H z. Davis; defendants at
torneys. Happier & Merillat.
Chadsey VS.. ]. o. Johnston and Com
pany: fees of Louis A Dent as auditor
allowed and payment directed; plaintin' 8
attorneys, Nelson Wilson, W. J. Lam
bert and @. F. Curtis; defendants sttor-
neys. ]. n Wilson and Archer Smith.
Naylor vs.. Jefferson: decree dissolving &
partnership: report of receiver approved;
plaintiffs attorney, Hubert Newsom; de-
fendant's attorney. w. A. Coomoe.
Thompson vs. American Security and
Trust Company; American Security and
Trust Company trustee; authorized TO
make certain payment; plaintiffs attor-
ney. A. s. Worthington-
Davis vs. Davis; order overruhng mo-
ton to quash ne exeat; plaintiffs attor-
ney. ]. !. Sacks; defendants attorney. H.
A L. Barker.
Simonton VS.. Simonton; defendant or
dered to pay alimony and clerks costs;
plaintiffs attorney. D. E. Clarke.
Minor vs. Minor; commission ordered
to issue; plaintiffs attorney. H. P. Long;
defendants attorney, A. W. Scott
Keusch VS.. Secretary OF Interior; plain
TIL granted leave to amend bill OF COM
plant; plaintiffs attorneys. 8. V. Hayden
and ]. I Parker; defendants attorneys,
A 7. Voselsang and c. E. Wright.
United States VS.. J. Maury Dove Com
pany; defendants time to take testimony
extended to September 30; plaintiffs at
torneys, Stuart Mcnamara, and H. H.
Classic.
orinoco Iron Company VS.. Stafford ct
al; bill dismissed as to certain defend
ants without prejudice; plaintiffs attor-
neys, W. R. Harr and z. 8. Duvall, Jr. /;
defendants attorney, B. z. Hinton.
Warren vs.. Staples ct al; answer Of
defendant Orren G. Staples stricken out
and certain promissory notes ordered de-
livered to plaintiff; plaintiffs attorneys,
W. H Sholes and J. D. Sullivan: de-
fendant's attorney. Hayden Johnson.
United States VS. Cumberland ct al =;
cause referred to Albert Harper. exam
iner, and limiting time to take testimony;
attorney, H. II. Classic.
Davis VS.. Davis; order for payment OF
alimony pendente lite and right Of de-
fendant to visit child: plaintiffs attor-
ney. J. I. Sacks; defendants attorney. H.
A. L. Barker.
Grove vs.. National Stoker Company;
bill dismissed with costs: defendants at
torneys, F. E. Mitchell and Lawrence
Hufty
Grace vs.. Jenkins: plaintiffs decreed
owners OF lot 5, square SO; plaintiffs at
torneys, c. W. Fits.
No assignment for today.
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Circuit Dfvfsion Ne 1.
Justice Gould.

Stephenson vs. District Of Columbia; /;
time to nle transcript Of record extended
70 August /; plaintiffs attorney, L. J.
Mather, defendants attorneys, c. H
Syme and r J. Whiteford.
Bigelow vs. Hyattsville Building Asso-
citation; bill Of exceptions submitted; !;
plaintiffs attorney, F. Snowden Hill.
Prooey VS.. Gerber; verdict for defend
ant; plaintiffs attorneys, w. J. Lambert
C. F. Dfgss and R II. Yeatman; defend
ants attorneys, J. s. Easby-smith and
r. B. Fleharty.
Sncwden VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; time to submit bill of exceptions
extended to October 2 and to file tran
script of record to October Is; plaintiffs
attorneys. W. B. Guy and C. D. GARRETT
defendants attorney, @. Thomas Dunlop.
Duvan VS.. Capital Traction Company;
time to submit bill OF exceptions extend
ed to October ., and TO file transcript Of
record TO October Is; plaintiffs attorneys.
". B. Guy and c. d. Garrett; defend
ants attorney. q. Thomas Dunlop.
No assignment for today.
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Criminal Division No. 1.
Junffce SiddOnR-


United States vs.. William ]. Penn; nom
support; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Byron F. Councillor;
housebreaking and larceny; bench war
rant issued.
United States We. James =. Allen; muir
der first degree; hearing on motion for
new trial continued to July 1; attorneys,
j. H Ralston and 8. D. willis.
United States VS.. Raymond o. Klein
dienst; adultery; time to file transcript
extended to August /; attorneys D. T.
Wright and T. NJ wampler.
United States VS.. George Turner;
grand larceny; sentenced to penitentiary
for one year and six months; attorney,
C. s. Williams.
United States VS.. Walter NJ Fowler:
housebreakins and larceny Cthree cases);
sentenced to penitentiary for four years
and two days; attorney, o. A. Bigoness.
United States VS.. Johnnie Coleman;
robbery; sentenced to penitentiary for
two years; attorneys. ]. C. Foster and
F. L. Miller.
United States vs. Henry Scott; assault
dangerous weapon; sentenced to peni-
tentiary for two years; attorney, r. A.
Hughes. f..
United State. VS.. Leo P. Hawkins;
depreciation on private property (three
cases); sentenced to penitentiary for three
Years ana three Gays; attorney, A. w.
Scott
United States VS. r. Hunter Harvey;
housebreaking and larceny; order of
probation revoked; warrant OF removal
issued.
United States VS.. William Carter;
housebreaking and larceny -four cases)
sentenced to penitentisry for FIVE years
and three days. attorney, o. A. Bigo-
ness
Tr.4... o... ,x-,,,,
sault with dangerous weapon; motion for
new trial continued to next Monday; at
tcrneys, T. L. Jones and r. A. Hughes.
United States VS.. Louis Weadon and
Roger Weadon; joyriding; recognizance
500 taken as to each.
United States VS.. Georgelos Constant;
carnal knowledge; motion for new trial
argued and submitted; attorney, F. Ed
ward Mitchell.
No Assignment for foAav
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
FRIDAY, JUNE so. 1876.

tions signed and ordered OF record nunc
pro tune; plaintiffs attorneys, Bates
Warren and W. II. Sholes: defendant s
attorneys. Lechie, Cox and Kratz
COPELAND VS.. Capital Traction Company;
bill of exceptions submitted to the court;
plaintiffs attorney. Crandal Mackey; de-
fendants attorney, F. ]. Hogan.
Richardson VS.. Hartman; plaintiff or
dered to file undertaking as security for
costs within ten days; motion to dismiss
cause overruled; plaintiffs attorney. II.
B. Moulton; defendants attorney, R. NJ.
Hudson.
Lula Boxley, administratrix, VS.. War
rem F. Brenziger Co.. and Clara B. Mas
terson, administrative, vs. Warren r.
Brenziger Co; motion for new trial over
ruled; Judgment on verdict for defendant
and plaintiff for costs; appeal noted;
bond for cost fixed at 500; with leave to
deposit $50 In lieu, in each case; plaintiff s
attorneys, F. B. Rhodes. p. B. Cromelin
and H. A. Baker; defendants attorneys,
Maddox & Galley and w. H. Price, jr.
No assignment for today.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

Square M, lot 8. Connecticut Avenue Terrace
Harry X. Boss and h Glenn Phelps to Arthur @.
Nichols SO.
Square ul4, lot s. Chilum Castle Hsights-Conts-
mental Trust Company, trustee. to Washington Land
and Mortgage Company. $50
sosslo Seventh street southwest. square 49, lot Is
and parts lots IA and ls-Lorenz Kissner to Mary
A. Kissna. SO.
ssslo Seventh street southwest square tes, lot Is
and part. lots Il and ls-Mary A. Kisnsr to Lorenz
kisner. so.
Cranky, part lot s-Russell NJ. MacLennan ct uI.
Catherine NJ. to Harry A. Kite, so.
50 street northeast, square SIS. lot lo6-Mary A.
Noordzy ct Al. to Hubert f. Jett, so.
iS6 g street northwest. square ~. pant original
lot Hilary A. Kite ct ux. Claire Wright, to the
Commercial Bank Of Washington, SO: trust Sc, 900
Petworth, lot s.. block T-Arthur @. Moses ct u1
Lula L.. to George W; Cloush. ir, SO.
Square i3l5. lot 50, Woodidge-Henry A. Yietch
S.aO.
Lsnicr Heights, lot zs-Jos.e s. Davies to Jscob
kohner SO; trust, $500.
EU n street northwest square IS let N-Mae r
Maynard Ray H. johnson, and Alban @ Hudson
to Aloysius J. McGrail. slo
0ls Ninth street northwest. square csb. lot L
formerly Mount Pleasant, lot D-Allen Oliver to
Issdore CHASER, SO
SIS Eleventh suset southeast square w. north
part lot la-Rita P. Rafferty, to Edward G. and
Mime NJ. Goddard. Joint tsnants.>slo
Washington Heights, lot IS. block SRexford NJ
Smith et uI. Lulie W. to C. A. NJ. Wells, so
Washington Heights. lot IS, block SC A. NJ
Wells to LuIe W. Smith, SO
5s h street northeast, square 81, lot civilian
A. Wilcox ct ur Nellie NJ. to Joseph and Viii
hemins Rsuscher. Joint tenants so
Square west Of IN, lot l6. Sixteenth Street Hish-
lands-Ralph H. Borlcs. trustee, to Dorothy b.
Daily 81.
7l3 street southwest, Oil NJ street southwest lsso
street northwest. the Exeter and l03 E street
northwest; square 81, west part original lot 4:
square ~ lot IS square 81 lot Isl; square 5ss. lot
SS-Msrtina Cam to John L. Warren SO
Fourteen-and-ahsh street. between and C
streets northeast square 1855, lot sl-Jamss r
Ellerson ct w. Lucy NJ, to Albert and Bessie
Rieger, joint tenants, SO
Girls Portion, lsrt tract desc-ibed-Thsdd-s NJ
Feton TO William T. Walker SO.
y n street northwest square 81 lot lz-Frsie-
rick Il. Gibbs 10 Maize NJ Brooke, SO
I9 Westminster street northwest sluar, So 10.
l9-J. Vernon Silanee 70 s. Laura Ramsburub
undivided three-fourths INTEREST," and to Ida NJ
bnrsht undivided one fourth interest,". 80
fs Tenth street southwest square ST. lot 10
Nora Turner to Victor L. and Della R. sipos joint
tenants SO '''-'
sis Fourth street northeast, square 775. lot Is
GeS1e ZWeig ct Tir. Max. to Samuel BernSsip SIa
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United States Court Of Claims.

The court met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Judgment for PLAINTIFF In the name Of
Avan w. Hyde. administrator of VIM
W. Hyde
On motion OF Mr.. H c. Workman, MI.
Geo. W. Ramsey was admitted to prac-
tice.
On motion of Mr.. II. D. Jacob, D. p. j.
McKenna and John A. Simas were ad-
mitted to practice.
l. A. Newcomb VS.. United States Or
dered to the October trial calendar.
The court adjourned until Monday, oc-
tober :, 1916, at Il o'clock.
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Loot $500, 900 in Month

omcial figures received by thu stats
Department yesterday show that couns-
cation of property Of Americana ha.
amounted TO more than $4,000 IN the
Msnzillo district alone sfncs June ~
principally IN gold and silver bullion.
In addition TO the large number Of i've
stock, automobiles. etc. have been con
nscated
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
William A. aud Anna C. Ward, sr.
Ernest ]. and Minnie NJ. Weaver, bog.
Samuel and Fsnnie Shapiro. boy.
Edward b. and Catherine L. Surnstine. girl.
Vincent and Camilla Portsle. girl.
Israel and Katie Millof. boy.
Henry L. and Myrtle Mcgee, girl.
William r. and Miami B. Moulden. girl
Jo-ph and Czterina Lemedico. boy.
John II. and Annie I. HAYDEN, Grl.
Roy and Pearl Glenn, girl.
Jsnes and Henrietta FlnneSan, boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Espey. boy.
Carroll II. and Emma Dikemsn, boy.
George s. and Christina BremmerDsn, boy.
Arthur r. and Bessie L. Bateman, girl.
John Ia and Willie S. suShn, boy.
COLORED.
Samuel F. and Ada Scott, boy.
Robert and Gertrude Underwood. gth.
George w and Nellie Payne, girl.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-01
SEEK o. S. AID FOR EASEMENT.
Senate Gets Resolution Asking Pres
ident to Intercede for New Trial.

The first echo Of the Easement trial was
heard in Congress yesterday when Sena-
tor MARITIME. of New Jersey, introduced a
resolution asking the President to inter
cede to suspend the carrying out of the
sentence until new trial can be OBJ
tanned.
The bill went to the Committee on For
eign Relations. 1t is believed that this
will be the end Of II.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-01
Circuit Division No. :
Justice Stafford.

Echelman vs.. Mollohan; cause dismiss
ed at costs of PLAINTIFF defendants at
torney. c. c. Miller.
Pistorio VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; time to submit bill of
exceptions extended to August 10 and to
ME transcript to August Is; plaintiffs at
torney, C. H Merillat: defendants attor-
ney. George P. Hoover.
1<pcoln yA Wilkinson; btll Of sxcep-
The Washington herald., 1916-07-01
EQUITY SuitA

344ss-Sarah A GLASGOW VS.. Daniel W.
GLASGOW; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
torneys, John c. Foster and Robert L.
Miller
34440-In re oliver Smith, Inc, for
change of name; attorney, Edward F.
Colladay.
s4441-Selena Dougherty VS.. Charles e.
Dougherty; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
torneys, John Ridout L. B. Perkins and
l.. A Widmayer.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-01
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Jane Andres % years 1870 Crittenden st. NV.
Catherine Rosr, s., 81 Mclean ave. sH.
Emeline McEwen 81, 1857 Irving at. NV.
William E Peters q, III st. ne.
Frank Hurd. 50 Govt Hospital Insane.
David D. Horton, Il. 1874 d st. Sc,
James T. Taylor, "a, lTl3 G st. NV.
Joseph Dages. 81, George Washington Hospital.
Augustof H. Schubert, TO Govt. Hospitsl Insanf
Sister Mary Isnatius. s. Georgetown Hospital.
Essie Keneally q. l22S an st. sw.
Georgiana Tyne. 70. Iol5 Otis St ne
John l. Hill. months 3J0 NJ - NV
COLORED
Jsnina Washington. "a years, Blue Plains d. I
Alice Standard, 81 u G. st. sw
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$500 MONTHLY

Qncluding all interest and principally and
small cash payment. makef you the permanent
OWNER n me Of the most delightful and
complete little homes in the southeast e. 07s
tIlCt
Ideally located near Lincoln Park; large
rooms, tile bath, cellar under entire house
front and back porches. excellent construction,
etc. Sample house. lsa d St Sc. Open daily
and Sunday Until p. m. We want all who
are renting 10 come out and these homes
either for Investment home. How to get
there-Take Capital Traction cars to 18th st. Sc,
walk two squares north; or lincoln Park cars
70 18th and walk south three squares. Repre-
ssntatives on premises.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-01
LQwHU1 tn.

s2ss-Albert Won Steiner GoItl VI. the
Aetna Accident and Liability Co.; account
S.s1.7 plaintiffs attorney. W. C.. Sui
5s2s7-Georse ". Acorn VS.. H. Ralph
Burton; account s57S.S; PLAINTIFFS at
torney, George P. Hoover.
6aess-Corporats Organisstion ana An.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-01

A hre-nghtins car for use In coal mines
Is built much like the chemical engine OF
a IRE department
The Washington herald., 1916-07-01
dit Co. VS.. David J, Kaufman; account
5000; plaintiffs attorneys. McLanahan
& Burton.
District Division.
Chief Justice CovfnGtou.

In re alley In squares 2s77. 3096, $40 and
2s75; hearing continued until September 7.
In re widening OF Calvert street; jury
directed to return verdict In open court
on July 8, at 10 a. m.
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Tire is spelled tyre IN England.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-27

Bulk. the brides father, d wealfhvt
farmer OF Harvey, was in the city
last week and purchased d nice home
on the north side In which the young
couple will reside after April is
Money to loan on either city or farm
property. NJ. r. Baskerville s4tf
b. q. Johnson, I72 II. Halsted ST.,
Chicago. Ill. president Of the largest
concern ii its kind in the world,
wants three or four men in Codington
county and several men in adjoining
iceunties, to work for him spare time
or aii@sthe time. He can 5 only
those who have a rig or auto. Work
is very pleasant and no previous
selling experience is necessary. Work
consists of leaving a wonderful new
household necessity in the homes on
free trial. Tests at more than thirty
lof the leading universities and the
III. S, governments bureau Of stand
ards show this new article to be four.
times as efficient as article now in
general use in this section. Article
lis needed in every rural home. and
benefits every member of the house
Hn1ii, biIhSluE SHGei, CoiillUTl Auu
Happiness into the home. Not neces-
lsary to be away from home nights.
Pay from $500 to $500 per day ac-
ieording 10 ability and number Of
homes visited. In writing Mr.. John
son, mention what townships will be
most convenient for you to work In;
what your regular occupation, is; your
age; married or single; how long 0
have lived in the community; what
kind of a rig Or auto you have;
whether you wish to work spare time
or steady; how much time you will
have to devote to the work; when
jyon can start, and about how many
homes are within six miles OF you in
each direction. This is a splendid
opportunity for several men in Cod
ington county and counties adjoining
TO make good money, working steady
sor spare time. Some of the field men
learn 100000 per month; one farmer
learned $1,00o.00 working spare time
ionly. No investment or bond neces-
sary. Adv. 46-4T*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-27
O CORONER.

DR., ". A. Kriesel wishes to make
it known that he is a candidate for
the republican nomination for the of.
flee of orone of Codington county
and would appreciate an endorsement
for the position. Dr.. Kriesel has re-
sided in Watertown for the past sew
en- or eight years ed has won al ri.
yiable reputation as a physician and
surgeon in the community. Having
heretofore had experience along the
lines of the duties of the Office, he Is
especially qualified for the position.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-27


test in the third ward only. where r.
lie. Griner was a candidate for alder
man. The Public Welfare nominees
were chosen by a considerable ma
Mr.. Griper receiving 6S votes,
'Langwiil 191, and Max Johnson l84.
The aldermen chosen In the city are
the following: first ward. III, A. Han
ften, A. r. Ferguson; second, ]. D.
Brown, B. n. Hagna; third, VIM.
JangMifi, Max johnson; fourth, A.
III. Cornwall, J.. w, Balsiger. 1t is
expected that the new council will
formally assume Office next Monday
ievening,
Need new wire cloth on those old
will repair them for you. Adv. 1916
Stove Elliott, editor of the twice
Ia-week st. Paul Dispatch, was mar,
Tried Monday at st. Paul, Rev. DR.. a..
C. Stevens, formerly pastor of the
Methodist church in this city, officiat-
ing. The bride is Miss Helen CRUDE,
lone of the teachers in the public
schools of the Minnesota capital, and
she is a young woman of both charm
III - 10 a 81 Loid ~
1.-THE WATERFOWL schools, subsequently
accepting a position On the staff of
1.-THE daily paper, then under the man
Iagement of Messrs. Ransom and Cory.
Later he was connected with the
Sioux Falls Press. He is a young
man whom TO know is to esteem, as
he has proven himself worthy of
confidence in the various positions in
which he has been placed. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Elliott, of Doland, parents
of the groom and George B. Elliott,
editor of the Daily Public Opinion Of
this city, a brother of the groom, were
among the out-of-town guests pres
lent.
Refrigerators ranging in price from
SO to $35 at Nelson & Reeds. 43-46
The marriage of Gustave A. Nell
son, formerly of this city, being a
brother of Mrs. Carl Hanson, and a
son of Jens Nelson, living near South
lShore, and Miss Ellen Bulk occurred
recently at Fargo, N. d. The brides
father purchased a residence prop
Ierty at Fargo, valued at $4,000, and
presented the same to the young peo-
pie. The Fargo Daily Courier-News
refers to the event as follows: "A
quiet wedding which took place today
in Moorhead was that of Miss Ellen
lC. Bulk, of Harvey. N. d., and Gus
Itave A. Nelson, formerly of Water
town, S. D., who were married at 4
p. M, by Rev. r. M. Eckman, OF the
Swedish Lutheran church. The young
people were accompanied by the
Ibrida's sister Raatrirp and her broth
ier, Herman Bulk, also of Harvey, II.