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f5Sef eS wcc 5 eafEfesi gaw1 v-THE WASHINGTON POST TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27 19l frSy 2 Avenue MJjtefab At Ntnth VESTS for the After Inventory Sale two special lots for this final clearance Men must see these particular values to appreciate the unusually low selling prices Up to 5 00 Fanc Mercerized and Worsted Vests also Full Dregs Vestsj slightly eoiled from displav Special 115 Fancy Madras Wash Vests fast colors worth regularly IS 00 For this final clearance 69c THE LEGAL RECORD MONDAY FEBRUARY 26 1912 United States Supreme Court Present The Chlff Justice Mr Justlcs Mc henna Mr Justice Holme Mr Justice Day Mr Justice Lunon Mr Justice Hughe Mr Justice Van Devanter and Mr Justice Lamar Alexander Cameron of New 1ork city Abner lerpuson of Washington Arthur Thai 6mlth of Boston Mass and Jeremiah Sulllvw of Boston Mass were admitted to prac tlce No 18 Tta Kansas City Southern Railwaj Com pany plaintiff In error vs Albers Commli slon Conipanv In error to the supreme court of the 8late of Kansas Judgment reversed with costs and cause remanded for further proceeding i trial oe ruled Dot Inconsistent vita the opinion of this court i Nos 27dO0 27501 Osinlon bv Mr Justice Van Devanter Nos 607 and 608 The Inlted States plaintiff In error vs Haney Miller and Morris Miller In error to the circuit court of the Inlted States for the Southern district of Georgia Judgments reversed and causes remanded to the district court the Lnlted Stales for the Southern district of Georgia for furtrer proceedings la conformity with the opinion of this court Opinion by Mr Juitle an Deanter ho ll Southern Pacific Railroad Company et al appellants vs The Inlted States appeal from the Inlted States pireuit court of appeals for the Ninth circuit decree affirmed and cause re manded to the rl court of the Lnlted States for the Southern district of California Opinion by Mr Justice Holmts No 1 8 The Inlted tates appellant ts The Southern Pacific Railroad Company et al and No 1 9 The vu htm Pacific Railroad Company et a1 appellan The United States decree leursed in pan and aflrmed in part and cause re ma ided the srri court of the Lulled es I utl ern district of California for further pr cedli In conformity with the opinion of thi ur Opinion bj Mr Justice HolmeB lh Ontario Land Company appellant harlcs 11 Wilfong et al appeal from the I ited a cs cult court of appeals for the in I de ree affirmed with coats and au an led tl trl ourt Of the Lnlted sta es for hi Eastern district of Washington Uplni Mr Jus 1 Kenna The I ted State appellant vs Charles I fcll co and John Norrts Copartner sppeal fr the Court of Claims Judgment re lSr Julia Harris administratrix 13 rs 14194 6S0 trator no amount Nd UW 30 George McGlnnts no amoohi No 6 Fidelity Trut Company administrator no amount No 1602T Mary Wlllett 0 No 125C First Baptist Church Lafayette Ga J300 No 1BS87 Clara Miller wltar 4t No lso9t Baptist Church Sutton VL 5 Loalty found In Congressional No 1077 Joseph Gllmore de ceased Order General Jurisdiction 3664 Michael iulllvan motion for new Fanington admlsla 27503 and J7503 Mary motion for new trial referred to Peabody et al la calendar No 9t0 Sue Bogtri executrix motion for new trial overruled In Han depredation No 621 James Wells defendant amltjr plea sustained Congressional Nos 14978 6 Isabella Konbe heir order remanding to general docket No lo3S3 Loren bylvester defendant I motion to dismiss oierruled On trial ls45 congress onal Shawnee and Delaware Indians Defendants motion to dismiss Mr Qeorge Anderson appeared for the government and Mr Michener was heard for the In dlans No 30o63 Welker Given demurrer Mr A bole as heard for demurrer and Mr Nlchol for plaintiff No 13740 congressional Ourles A Miner Motion for new trial Mr Michener for mo tlon and Mr Norrls opposed No 3038 Jones tr administrator de murrer Mr George Anderson for the Lnlted States and Barry Moivun for plaintiff No 11 Indiai Edwin Lane of El Paso Tex aeainst Lnlted States and Lomanrhe In dian Mr Robeson for plaintiff and Mr George Stormont for defendants SubmUted cases No SBOO Indian Thomas Winn of La Grange Oreg against Navajo Indians Mr Barry Peyton of counsel for pla miff Mr Jol A Hendricks for defendants No 149S 4 congressional Thomas Daven port deceased Mr A Fennlng for heirs Mr GeorgeM Anderson for the Inlted States No 143 1 congressional and it Boooout Jackson county Mo Pack Hlnton Pack for plaintiffs Mr Norrls for the jtmerament lyso 18 Indian Will am Murphv Choteau count Montana against Lnlted btates and Crow Indian Mr Robeson for plaintiff and Mr George stormont for defendants Asslgument for Tuesday tr al do ket case Nos 13S 310 31 318 314 31 31 3 So 356 341 34 oA and Suprerneourt District of Columbia LQLITA COLRT NO 1 Chief Justice Clabaugn Perkins vs Perkins divorce a vln mat granted Plaintiff attorne Charles Bendhelm defendant attorne Beale Bloomer Donohue Conrov decree of March 30 1910 amended Plaintiffs attorney 0Donognue Hesslck Brothers vs Crlsmond decree pro con fessd Plaintiff 3 attorney A Smith Humphreys 6 Humphreys auditor report rati fled Plaintiffs attorn Ross Perry Son trustee attorney Sullivan Capital Traction Company vs District of Colum Ha Older dissolving restraining order Plain tiff attorney Ross Perry Son Attendant atto ne Thomas No ass gnment for today ORDERS REBATE TRIAL Supreme Court Holds Valid Cut Rate Indictments EAILROAD WINS PACIFIC LAND LiAhility of Stockholder for Corporation Debts to Be Decided by Eeriew Mr Iittlefield Gts 20000 as Master th Virgin Debt Cs Intermwm Uin Rate Case Being Argued Shippers may be Indicted Under the Interstate commerce laws or accepting alleged concessions from rates filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission although these rates have not been posted In railroad stations accardfngr to a Supreme Court decision yesterda The court held valid the Indictments against Harvey Miller and Morris Miller of Philadelphia charged with so Ilclting and receiving a concession of 5 cents a hundred pounds on wheat shipped Over the Merchants and Miners Trans portatlon Companj and respectively th Seaboard Air Line Hallway and the Atlantic Coast Line Rallwa Company from Philadelphia to Jacksonville Judge Speer In tbe United States circuit court for southern Georgia held that since the indictments did not allege that the rates had been posted they must be quashed as bad The Supreme Court held the lower court In error Southern Pacific Wins Lands The right of the Southern Pacific Rail road Compan to selections of land under the so called main line grant by Con gress within the grant to the old Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company was upheld The decision a test case Involved the claim to more than 1 060 000 worth of California land Mr Littlefield Awarded 20000 Former Representative Charles Lit tlefleld of Maine was awarded 20000 by the Supreme Court for his services as special master in the Virginia West Virginia debt case Book Appeal Not Frivolous After 18 opinions rendered by the Isew lork State courts in the fight of Iidor Straus and Nathan Straus dealing as a firm to sell copj righted books at cut prices the Supreme Court declined to dismiss as frholous an appeal from the are not liable for corporation debts The company was to erect a hotel at Angeles Cal 3 An unsuccessful attempt was made lg the New ork courts to hol tfm undtr CaIJfornl lawis Argut IntermotjnUin ts The railroads had their tnninfi yeeter dajr In the argument before the Supreme Court over the validity af th Inter mountain rate order of the Interstate Commerce Commission The railroads lda was presented by DIUard at Tejaa fie ajfued n4 the roads should be ntxrmlttsd to charge more for the short haul from the East tq the lntermguntairi cities thR to the Pacific coast cities because of water competition to the coast cities Solicitor Farrell of the Interstate Commerce Commission advocated approval of the orders limiting the amount by which the intermoaptaln rates mibt exceed the Pacific coast rates Attorney General VVIckersbam Is expected to close the case for the government tomorrow EATE CONTROL IS CHANGED Steel Trust Said to Have Influenced Railroads for Cement Company Charges that the United States Steel Corporation had exerted Us influence on the railroads to grant discriminatory freight rates in favor of the Universal Portland Cement Company of nlversal Pa figured prominently In a ce decided yesterday by the Interstate Commerce Commission The dommission directed the Baltimore and Ohio and practically all other important rajlroads In the East and central West to readjust their rates on cement and to place them on a parity as between competing concerns It was charged that the Universal company was substantially a subsidiary of the steel corporation and that It secured favorable rates through the Influence of the big corporation over the railroads WABNS EXPRESS C0JIPANIES latest them New iork decision adverse to The case will be heard next jear erseJ and iuse remanded with directions to dU ls the pet tlon Op nlon by Mr Chief Justice lti Tl Ch ef Ju ice also announced the following urdera of the un 49 Isidor siraus et a1 composing the firm et Ma Co plaintiffs In error vs America Publishers Association et al motion to dlsn Us or aft postponed to the hearing of the ause Its merits No Frank Thomas petitioner is Con Mat 1 essen petition fox a vs rit of cer to rari to the Lmed states circuit eourt of appeals for the etond ill ranted No S6 Be Blanchard et al petitioners vs Ammon al petition tor a writ of cer liorarl to the Lnited States circuit court of ap peals for the Mn circuit denied No Jsl Charles Becker petitioner vs Humphrey et al petition for a rit of certiorari to tbe Lnlted Stales circuit court of appeals for the Second circuit denied No Ml Alphonse Dufaur and Eva Dufalir petl Uoners vs The Lnlted States petition for a writ ol certiorari to the Lnited States circuit court of appeal for the Seventh circuit denied J63 Walter Baker Co Limited petl tlener ti Sidney Qrsy et al petition for a writ of certiorari to the Lnlted States circuit court of appeal for the Eighth circuit denied No T5 The Model Bottling Machinery Com rntinner is Anheuser Busch Brewing As lactation pet tlon for a writ of certiorari to the EqUTY cotrt NO Justice Bright lnlted States circuit court of appeals for the i 1 enth circuit denied Ia re lunac5 of Jeremiah Murphy Thomas Daly Rnam a Pierce petitioner va The and Michael Hstsett accounts of committee ap lnlted Statei ot Amerl A petition for a writ of projed UtMnev A Fenning i iw fh rZt0f Ideals ot th Dlstri i Williams is Fmrerkh order instituting trus rr aZa lee Plaintiffs attorney A Maedel Weyms a Utimi referred to eiamlner Plain tiff attornej Gasklns defendant 8 attorney A Graj and Fountain Peton Cotton 0 aen order dismissing bills Plain tiff attorne Edwin Forrest defendant it torneys George ertman Shlnn and John Ridout McDonald vs Davidson order of publication Plaintiffs attornev George Gertman Branson is Scott order of publication Plain tiffs attorney George Gertman Mandley vs Sonneschmldt order of publication Plaintiff attorney George Gertman Saunders is Mavhew order of publleatloo Pla ntiff attornev George Gertman Klrchner vs Barclay decree pro confesao Plaintiff attorney George Gertman Bullosa vs DIggi trustee time to take test monv extended to April 1 Plaintiff attorneys leatman and Bright defendants attorneys CI ggs and Fulton Lewis Jenkins is Jenkins absolute divorce granted Pla iff a tornei I Block defendant at torne Turner Pr nee vs chafer ml estat ordered sold and Alexander Wolf Julius I Pevser and Joseph Bailey appointed trustees bond 115 000 Plain tiff attorneys Darr Pevser 4 Taylor defendant attorney Alexander Uolf rltimh1 riomPli No 981 William Adler petitioner vs The I nlted States Petition for a writ of certiorari to the Lnlted Slates circuit court of appeal for the Fifth circuit denied No 8i Mttcbell Coal and Ooke CompaJir petl tioner Fennsj Irani Railroad Company Petl in mrif at certiorari to the Lnlted States circuit court ot appeals for th Third circuit fled No tti Shirpe et al gppellanU vi I Bonham et al Motion for a writ of cer jlorarl granted and the psper presented Tilth the same ordered to stand as a return to the No 3 Original Commonwealth of Mrglnla coi plamant is tie of Test Virginia Or drid that the spaial master be allowed twenty tlousand dollars for his services in this case be taxed a In tie case er I is ordered the court that rule the es of th a court be and the same tiereb a uended so as to read a follows appeal or a writ of error from a district urt direct to this court In the cases pro ded fo In tionw iS and of the A en tied An Act to Cod Reilse and Anrvnd Las Relating to the dl Ian approved March 3 1911 chapter 31 may be alloed In eim time or in vacation by any Justice of this ourt or fcv any clrcu court judge assigned the Dlstr ct court or by an district Judge i hin ha district an the proper security be akea and the citation signed by him and he i ay alto grant a supersedeas nd stay of eiecu or of proceedings pending such writ of error appeal Where such writ of error is allowed In the of a conviction of an Infamous crime or In anv other criminal case In which It wH lie under ectlon 138 the district court or any Judge hereof or anv Justice of this court or any cir it Judge assigned to the district court shall hae power after the citation Is served to ad in the accused to ball In suoh amount as may be fixed No il Chester Jordan plaintiff In error it The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Motion to advance submitted by Mr James Swift for the defendant In error No 569 Baltic Mining Companj plaintiff In ei or is Commonwealth of Massachusetts Mo on to advance submitted Mr James Swift tire defe dant In error In support of ihe mo tlon and bv Mr Charles A Snow and Mr Joseph II Knight for the pla nt ff in error in opposition tl eret No Si11 The Interstate Commerce Commission plaintiff in error is The Inlted States of Anerlca ex rel Humboldt Steamship Company Motion to advance submitted bi Mr Solicitor General Leh nann for he nlalntlff In error No Fred Bliss petitioner is The Washoe pper Opmpanj et al Petition for a writ of certiorari to the lnlted Sates circuit court of appeals for the Ninth circuit submitted bj Mr Hann i Taylor Mr Robert Lee Clinton aad Mr Caleb Saajer for the petit oner ana by Mr John A Ganer Mr James Beck and Fvans for the respondent No So Mary Lcn tier al appellants is Margaret Tavlor In 1 er own right and as executrix of omas Talor deceased Appeal from the court of appeals the District of Columbia Docketed and dismissed with cost on motion ot Mr Darling on for the appellee No Hi Thaddeus Davids Company petitioner vs Cortland 1 Dai Is et al Petition for a nrlt of certiorari to the Cnlted States circuit court ot appeals for the Second circuit submitted hi Mr Preble for the petitioner No t38 Ceorge A McConnell appellant th Ceorge Burr et al Dismissed with costs on otlen ot counsel for appellant So 1J Charles Clason appellant ts Mck Matko et al Submitted by Mr Edward Cleary for the appellant and by Mr A Serren for tl apnellees Ne US The Lnlted States of America et al appellants vs Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Comoanv et al No 811 The lnited States of America et al sopellaaU i leion Pacific Railroad Company et al No 9t The lnited States of America al appellants Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Its lwav Comoani et al and No S2J Tie Inlted States of America et al appellant is Inion Pariflo Pallroad Companj al aigument continued bv Mr 7 Farrell fir the Interstate tomn eree amission bv Mr ephen A Foter for the Chicago Assoclat on of omme el Mr Tl eol ens for the city of pokane et al and Ft Dll ard for the epnellees Adjournel unt 1 Tued at 1 clock The day call for Tuesda February 2J will be follows Nos SS3 and SSI 9g and iV 16S 161 Il 1 II 1 16 1 and 1 United States Court of Claims hief Jus cc Peelle Tudge Howrj Judge Beth 1 dge Barrel ind Judge Atkinson The folloing announcements were made trneral Jurisdi tlon No OSl San uel ee petition dismissed Indian deprsdat ons Judgment for claimant In No 26 Fliiabeth Alsop Vldow Judgment 0 fee JGo Nn S191 Apolinario Almaniar petition dla Mi No 966 Marcflltra Abeyta administrator pe tlon dismissed No 63 DaDlcl llati petlicn dismissed ijonrjeJlonal Findings of fact in the following isites lSSS Robert Lanton administrator so amount Bankers Conviction Affirmed review of the conviction of William idler as president of the State National Bank of New Orleans of alleged misap plication of funds was denied 6 jear penltentiarj sentence was Imposed upon Adler the lower court Will Decide Stockholders Liability Because of conflicting law throughout the country as to the liability stock holders for corporations debts the Su preme Court decided to review the Con rad Matthlessen case from the New York Federal courts Matthlessen was a stock subscriber to the entworth Hotel Company lncor porated in Arizona where stockholders Commissioner Lane Says Overcharging on Shipments Must Cease Efforts were begun by the express companies upon the resumption yesterday of the Interstate Commerce Commission Inquiry Into their rates and methods to show that profits are only moderate vV alter Hlnes counsel far the Amer lean Adams Southern United States and Wells Fargo companies submitted a statement The Americans profits Mr Hlnes asserted have aggregated less than 43 oOO 000 in 42 ears Since 1888 the profit he said on each dollar taken In has been 617 cents except in 1911 when it was 5 8 cents On the transfer of money the profit Increased from 3 000 In 1883 to more than fo0 000 in 1911 Overcharges were then taken up and Commissioner Lane declared Demand for transportation charges on prepaid shipments must cease The complaint of this practice of express companies Is universal and a remedy for it must be found Vi must find some method of ascertaining the proper rate and how properly to collect it It comes down to that KRUPP DOCKS ARE BIG Germanla Plant at Kiel Now Covers Fifty five Acres ON INLET OF TEE BALTIC SEA geguuuog as Small Kachiae Shop in Berlin Consolidation FoUowed Until JToir ti Largest Taval Statfona of Frante and nind Are Etjyaled Vessels BwH Glass Halli Killed by an Electric Wire Greensboro Feb 26 Capt Matt Denmark jardmaster for the Atlantic Coast I ine at Goldsboro was instantly killed there this afternoon coming In contact with an electric light wire Capt Denmark was standing on top of a box car when it passed beneath the wire which had sagged The wire struek him on the back of the neck and death was instantaneous Woodtrd defendants attornev Williamson Peyton llson Bradfleld is Washington Cooperative Drug Com pany submitted on agreed statement of facts Plaintiff attorneys Baker heehv Jtogan de fendant attornev George Hoover Darnellle vs Williams verdict for plaintiff for possess on and 1 cent damages PlalntHPs attor ney Balderston defendant attornev Lan be Aignment for toda In re estate Amelia Lyle DISTRICT COlRT ilr Justice Barnard Ln ed ales is Four Caea Sparkling Burgun di exceptions to libel oieriuled In le opening of any in Square 885 order to summon jury In re Meridian Hill Park certificate of ecretao of Interior ordered filed PROBATE COIRT Mr Justice Wright Estate of Lliiabeth Warder Veorhees will dated November 20 1SC8 filed with petition for pro bate Attornev I Taylor Estate of Susie Butler petition to remove ad miaistrator aid rule to show cause A tornejs Carter Brooke Estate or Thomas 1 atchett petl on for pro bate of filed Attornei Lame FFta of Will am Brlel order of allowance Attorne I Tague a Arthur I Famham order of ale A torne 1 Mprpl Fstate of Edward Pal ner order of ale At tornei Ceorge i Gertrran In Roe Rosenfeld petition to encumber es tate efer 1 to auditor Attornev Milton Stras burge Jeanttte A Graham to Thomas Morgan lot 2iS block i 10 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Louise JBauatrt to Joseph A Roth part lot 1 block 5 1D Jo seph A Rota conveys same property to Louis Emmert 10 TENTH STREET NORTHEAST between I and streets Mlddaugh Shannon to Frank and Islea Walpolt lot oo square I9 10 FOl RTLI NTH STREET TERRACE Linnle Bouine to Ison part lying north of quare IS 10 SOITH KENILWORTH Bernard Brown et ux to Tohn Hayes lot i square tloj 10 HAMPTON PARK Howad Gott et al trus tees to Municipal Building Company lets 2ft and 30 square olsS lot 6 square 5160 ST Municipal Building Cgmpanj to Irving and Dora Jordan lot 60 square olSO 16 Same ts James and Inei Tate lot 99 square 616 10 SIXTEENTH AND STREETS NORTffWEST Elbertlne Hamilton et al to Thomas FIckford part original lot 14 square Id 10 NAVY PLACE SOUTHEAST betweea and I streets Mae Dam to Edward Davis lot 122 square 878 19 NAiT PIACF SOUTHEAST between and I reets Margaret Little to Milton Campbell lot 66 square 8 8 10 TWFVn SIXTH STREET NORTHWFST be neen I an 1 reets Charles Weaver et ux to Dai id I Weaver lots t3 and 54 squat 16 11 STRBFT NORTHWEST between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets Dai Id Weaver et ux to Bertie Weaier half Interest ln part original lot 10 square 142 10 ADDITION TO CLHTV ELAND PABK DaTld Weaver et ux to Bertie Weaver lot 7 pklnTa CIRCLIT COLRT NO 1 Mr Justice Stafford Peters 8mlth on tjlal Plaintiffs attornev Ambrose defendlht attornej George Cahert Jr Assignment tor todav No 14 Taggart Fraser Company Hill At torneys Baler Sheehy Hogan Berry ft Miner No 149 Ross vs Washington Railway and Electric Company Attornej Linton Johnson Darlington Jo 239 Repettl vs Donohoe Attornevi Lam bert eatman Ambrose No 17 Mais vs New Amsterdam Casualtv Compani Attorneys Maokall Glttlngs 4k Cham berlin McKenney Flanaery No 181 Bradley vs Motherdd Attorneys Ford eld BalHnger Foe Neale No 109 Tl ompson vs ftashlngton Railway and Flee ompany Attorneys Harlow Wll son Gates Darlington No 4o Mudd vs Bjron Attorneys Mather Higgins McNeill Evans No 4 Burklin vs Craig Attorneys Hoover BalHnger Behrend No 249 Bacon vs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companj Attorneys Metzerott Arc16 Smith Hamilton CIRCIIT COLRT NO 2 Mr Justice Gould Pearce is Capital Traction Companv leave to file amendment to declaration granted Plaintiff attornej A Worthington defendant attorneys Pcrrj Son and Dunlop A Clark Son vs White Oak Coal Company commission ordered to issue Plaintiffs attorney Guy defendant attorney Graff Craig is Parish bill of exceptions signed Plaintiff attorney Haekett defendant attornei Leigh Robinson and Holmes Coarad Bartow vs alton death of plaintiff suggeated and action abated Plaintiffs attorneys A A Lipscomb and Reillj defendant attorneys A White and Flynn Downey vs Washington Alexandria and Mount ernon Railway Companj on trial Plaintiffs attorneys Harlow and Burke defend ant attorneys Barbour and Mackall Assignment for today No 100 Seeley vs Brown Attorneys Doug las Baker Marbury Dickey Rldoul No 2S Green vs Jefferson Attorneys Kliout Nevrmyer No 42 Ducker vs Baltimore and Ohio Rail road Company Attorneys Sinclair Davll Ham 11 ton Yerkes Hamilton No 18 Pearce vs Capital Traction Company Attorneys Worthington Perry Dunlop No o4 Chalmers is Washington Alexandria and Mount ernon Railroad Company Attorneys Peter Mackall No 240 Repettl Donohoe Attorneys Lam bert 1 eatman Ambrose No 244 Loving is Mariner Attorney Later Hamilton Terkes Hamilton No 24S Leon vs Sugar Attorneys Wolf Oa vld Ambrose No t0 Falconer vs Capital Traction Company Attoroevs Shlnn Perry Dunlop No NormoyTe Capital Traction Com panv Attorneys Harlow Perrv Dunlep No 0 Rodrick is Capital Traction Company Attorney Wilson Barksdale Perrv Dunlop CRIMINAL COI RT NO 1 Mr Justice Anderson lnited states vs John walker embezilement plea gullti Attornev Jones Lnlted States is Benjamin Boadlev assault with dangerous weapon plea guilty of simple assault defendant reminded Attorney Foster nlted States is John Howard robbery verdict guilty defendant remanded Attorneys Hewlett lnited States vs George Connor forgery recognizance U00 taken with Fletcher as surely In ted States vs Sidney Brown assault to rape lerdlct guilty of carnal knowledge Attorney A Smith lnited States is James Black and Isaiah Ross robbery jury respited Attoroevs Jones fe War ing Aa gi ment for today lnited tates vs James Rawllngs lnlted States is French Miles Lnitel Slates is Charles Cook inlted ate is Alice Aorwood CRIMINAL COIRT NO Mr Justice Barnard Dennv if phax to cases verdict for plain tiff for and 190 Plaintiff 5 attorneys Blrne Estate of I ucv Lomax petition for probate of I ECKINGTQN Robert Teatherstone to Charles 111 filed Attornev Lelghton Clapp let 47 square S615 18 wistjUNSiN AVENLK PARK Capital Realty Com pany to Mary Marshall lot 7 Square HSJ Estate of Marv Aaderson petition for pro bate of will 9 ed Attorney George Williams Ektsm of Thomas Williams exemplified copy of will filed Estate of Theresla Augtnsteta will dated Au fust lill filed with petition for probate At torneys Darr Peyser Curtln Eetite ot ESlen Crocker wills dated April 23 1S97 and January 13 1905 filed In re Lester Perry et al order allowing principal to be expended for maintenance ot wards Attorneys Clephaae fe Clephane Estate of George Stoneman letters of admtnli tratlon granted te Stoneman bond 1 590 Attorneys A Fennlng and Parker Estate of Martha Ban nill dated October 1806 filed Fstate of Themes A Kesch petition fsr letters ef administration filed Attorney Hendler Estate of Walter Drane will dated December la 1911 filed No Lawsuits 5 lnited States ue of CharleB Trib Bert Nye and American Surety Compani of New iork damages 2 000 Plaintiffs attor nejs Brown and Jeffords No 64409 Magdalen BreulDger administratrix vs Robert Chambers Judgment of Municipal Court for o0 Plaintiff attornej Lester No 64410 Moses Herrog and Maurice Shap plro certiorari Defendant a attorney Mark Stearmaa No 54411 Antonio Caroisa vs Henry Ollfry account 610 Plaintiff attorneys Clagett and Glassle No 54412 Amelia Maass vs and Rosa Inderhill account 1100 Plaintiffs att6rnes McNeill McNeill Mechanics Liens Zepp No 63 0 A Muddlman ft Co Brothers lot square 28B4 3o No 6371 Drury vs Gertrude CBeckley lots 7 and 8 block 8 Llnwood Heights 7 9 alntlff attorney Shinn No 657 Philip Carey Co is Edward Hopewell Harry Rush and George Bowie trustees lots S04 to 307 lit to 168 square Sjo 3 JEAL ESf ATE TRANSFERS ANACOSTI A George Walson to James and Joseph toe Bartlei lots 549 and to0 10 STREET SOUTHEAST between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets Herman Howensteln et ux to Richard Garner and Cornelia Garner lot 11 square 1043 10 940 NTEW IORK AVENUE NORTH WEST Robert Swart et ux to Adelaide Talbott one Mxth Interest ln part lot 15 square S3 10 STREET NORTHWEST between North Capitol and Firsts streets Charlotte Bates to Rich ard Williams and others trustees of St Agnes chapel Trinity parish lots 54 to 5 square 61 10 70 TO 4 SEENTH STREET NORTHWEST Percv Myers trustee to Melvin Behrends part original lot 12 square 4 100 000 CLIFFBOCRB Theodere Palmer to Bertha Ellis lot 4 block 10 FORTUNE ENLARGED Logan trustee to Newman receiver lots 4 to 2 Site 38 o3 te 57 74 8 7S 7 75 9 80 to 96 102 1U square 503 lots 6a 40 4 to 49 52 oa to 63 90 to 93 93 to 98 16t square S0S4 lots 1 to 1 te 53 69 1 square WO lots 1 to 7 16 to 19 21 to 23 31 to 46 49 50 53 to 5o 61 62 75 6 87 square 6407 lots 1 to 39 except lot 7 square 5403 lots 1 to 4 square 5402 part squares H04 540 and MOO 7 Oto GARFIELD Samuel Ceckrell et ui to Needham lot 5e 119 MOINT PLKASAST HEIGHTS Ashton Evans to Brlttton bans lets 11 snd 14 square 1 10 WT3STFORD OFen Fowler et ux to William Batcher lot IS square 1j4 10 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Jesiah A an Orsdel et ui te Louis Emmert lot 6 block 6 10 MOLVT PLKASAVT AND TLEASANT PLAINS MATTINGI TRACT Thomas Kseler et ux to Ruth Wheat lot 83 square 28M 10 SIXTEENTH STREET HIGHLANDS Holmes On tral Realty Corporation to Sophie Searlght lot 40 snd part lots 39 and 41 square 2721 10 180 STREET NQRTHWEST Mary MeDan iel et al to Fidelity Trust and Deposit Com pany of Maryland part prlglnal lot 20 square 106 10 DEEDS OF TRUST PERKINS IEondYoTi Phy jb 7132 Southern Bids 435 ISQIARE 1043 Richard Garner et ui to Her man HowensUin and Fred Reeves to secure Edgar Richardson 1 400 monthly pavments 8 per cent lot 112 SQUARE 306a Richard Gaines et nx to Leon ard A Block and Charles Merillat to secure William Ambrose k0 June 23 191J 6 per cent lot 807 SQUARE WEST OF 623 Mlnpl Flaherty to Tribby and Charles Trlbby to secure Theodore Heap 500 1 to 20 months 6 per cent lot 34 SQtARE 61 Richard Williamson and others trustees to William RlTe and William De ries to secure Alfred Harding bishop of Washington 2 000 6 years 5 per cent semi annually lots 54 to 67 CLARK MILLS ESTATEWames Ferrell et ui to Henry Bergmann and Charles Scnater to secure Northern Liberty German American Building Association No 6 3 000 part lot 11 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Loula Emmert et ux to George Emmerich and Douglass 8 Mackall to secure Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association 59 0OJ lot 6 block a SQUARE 2892 Francis Carmody et ux to Her bert A GUI and Theo QUI jr to secure Mary Krogmann 1 500 monthly payments 6 per cent lots E4 5t and 06 SQIARE 932 Frank Walpole et ui to Francis Saul and James Shea to secure Home Savings Bank 1 800 3 years 1 per cent semiannually lot do Same to Fran els Saul and Herbert Shannon to se cure Mlddaugh ft Shannon 1 150 monthly payments 6i per cent same property SQUARE 369 Marie Chase to Walter Wilcox and George Hue to secur William Hill 1 100 1 to 10 months and 3 years per cent lot oS SQUARE 5160 Irving Jordan nx to Howard Gott and Andrew Headier to secure Municipal Building Company 33 monthly pavments 6 per cent lot SO SQUARE 61o3 James Tate et ux to same to secure same 600 5 years I per cent semiannually lot 99 Same to same to secur same 1 M7 20 1 to 81 months per eept same propert SQUARE NORTHWEST ot 103S Harry A Kit et ux to Francis Saul and Walter Hilton to secure Thomas Allen 11 000 months per cent original lots 1 to 6 WEST ECKINGTON Jarass Tepham Amr lean Security and Trust Compwy to secur National Savings and Trust Company 15 000 monthly payments a per cent lot 13 square SQIARE 34 Lydla Sauesar to Albert Fox and Edmund Fox to secure Frederick Walker 4 000 3 years 6 per cent semiannually part original lot 13 SQUARE 79s Nettie A Snyder to Samuel Murray and Percy McGlue to secure James Crew 500 3 years 6 per cent sjmlannu ally let 17 SQUARE 169 Mary Marshall te Rich ardson and Klggin Terry te secure Capital Realty Company 400 1 to 40 months I per cent 101 it SQUARE 234 Thomas Smith et nx to Cbapin Rrown and Charles Bauman te secure Evtnina Mackall 1 500 and Kate Owen Jl 500 sears per cent semiannually lot 144 SQIARE r21 Sophie Searlght to Horatio Taplln and Thomas Deavltt to secure Lillie Taplln 4 500 1 jear 6 per cent semlan nually lot 40 and part lots 39 and 41 Same lo Inlted States Trust Company te secure Homes Central Realty Corporation 2 100 1 to 4 vears 54 per cent semiannually same prop erty BLOOMINGDALE Wllljur Cissel et ux to Hayry A Wagstxff and Leslie Watson to secure Nellie Watson o0 years per cent semiannually lot 28 block 12 From the London Mali The question of the Increase of the German navy no being agitated In the relchsta affords a topical Interest to the Germanla dockyard where so many Ger man warships hs ve been constructed and from which so many more are likely to Issue in the Immediate future It situated pear the old town of Kiel and at the bottom of that magnificent Inlet of the Baltic Sea which helps to render Kiel possibly one of the roost easily defended naal stations ln northern Europe Curiously enough it took Its origin at Berlin In 1823 a man named Kgells had tjiere a small foundry and workshop for little machines He employed only ten men His enterprise prpspered however aad he devoted his attention to the rnan ufacture of boilers and other machinery for ships When a regular plan was drawn up after the last war with France for the building of a navyt the of Bgells became a limited company and undertook to build ships of alt de scriptlons In 1879 the dockyards of the North German Ship Construptlng Company created sixteen ears previously were purchased and increased on an ambitious scale From that date till 19Q2 when they were taken over by the celebrated Krupp firm they turned out seven vessels for the imperial navy without reckoning torpedoboats for Germanj Brazil Turke and Spain and a large number of merchant ships for various countries The torpedoboat 2 launched in 1885 attained a speed of 15 knots a record one in those days Fifty frve Acres of Workshops The adent of the Krupp company marked a Still further advance Huge sums were immediately spent on a practically new plant to which enormous additions ha va since been made large staff and hundreds of workmen were carefully trained and a keen lookout was maintained for men with new ideas At present the Germanla works may be classed among the most extensive and best equipped In existence They cover almost 55 acres The building docks are eight in num ber A ninth Is projected for ships 225 meters lone bv 40 meters wide Four of them are each inclosed in a sort of glass hall with an Iron framework so that work in them is not interrupted by cold or storms The workshops for mechanics coppersmiths turners the engineering and tin plate depart mepts the foundries and so forth all disposed one aboe the other and in long galleries ex end oer 14 000 square meters The electric lighting means of close uon 7 000 arc and other lamps the ventilating contriv ances ann tne nre origaue me the best of their kind Three thousand six hundred meters of narrow gauge railwaj and 7 780 meters having the same gauge as the German railroads run in all directions Person with a mechanical turf of mind may be in terested to learn that no fewer than laO steam cranes are scattered about all parts and that two of these one a swimming cranes are able to lift a load of 200 tons each The whole place presents a welWnigh bewildering mass of oiBces workshops furnaces shafts and immense sheds and galleries whence thick clouds of smoke are belched forth day and night Has Staff of 7500 Employes The KrUPP company is thorough in all It takes in hand one understand bet ter that the welfare of their workpeople is a valuable asset Hence their arrangements for the health comfort and amusement of their 7 500 hands keep pace with their other efforts Two hundred and flf teen dwellings containing from three te five rooms are provided for the married mep gingle ones may live ln a roomy and commodious boarding house built ex pressh for them 11 these erections form a colony which comprises cooperative stores two break fast halls holding 1 100 persons a bath house with 45 shower baths and 8 baths in secarate rooms reading rooms rec reation rooms a gymnastic hall and a libran well stocked with books of all kinds Foi the clerks and better paw employes 31 dwellings are supplied in and around Kiel Attention has been given almost exclu sively to warships since the compapy eitered Into possession From ISO till the beginning of the present year they took orders for 8 battleships small cruisers 1 artillery tender 33 torpedo baaU and 10 submarines from the Ger man government in addition to others from Austria Hungary Russia Turkey Norwaj Spajn China Argentina and Bragll Thus it is easy to see at a glance how greatly they have contributed to the raising of the German fleet Moreover a vast proportion of Its best units pro ceed from their stocks The tatherland mostly owes her sub marine flotilla to their initiative and epergj They were the sole firm ln Germany to turn the new development to account and to produce a satisfsuctory type of craft Within less than a year since establishing themselves at Kiel they launched a IT ton submarine of such con splcuous utility that it was at once secured by the Busslart admiralty Under the name of Forel It did such good service during the Russo Japanese conflict that three others of a similar type were ordered from St Petersburg Austria Hungarj Italj and especially Norway likewise proved customers Triumph of the Turbine As with the submarine so with the turbine At first the German naval authorities were extremely reluctant to adopt It A severe struggle had to be waged with an administration which mainly organ lied by soldiers at the outset was apt to subordinate naval viewa to military ones and make light of the particular requirements of tbe sea forces At length six torpedoboats were fitted with turbines and their success was unquestionable One of them the Gl4 with a forced speed of 36 knots ip still one of the fastest vessels In any fleet When we remember that Just over a generation ago Germany obtained most and certainly the best of her warships and cruisers in France and England the strides made In the Germanla dockyards and the gigantic building yards existing at Hamburg Bremen Stettin Pantzlg Elbing and other places constitute a prodigious adyance The wonder becomes even greater owing to the fact that with exceedingly few exceptions none but German labor and German material are employed Ship construction however is liable to considerable fluctuations which occasion serious loss of monev Several years ago the Krupp company made provision for this by starting the manufacture of oil motors for use on shore and afloat When the latter were yet in their tentative stage the possibllitiea they offered were fully grasped No money or pates were spared to improve them They have been mri for more than three years and al i rapst Invariably with the most gratifying results rvumners or tntm nave roupa their way Into the imperial navy Nor should the achievements of the Germania works in ttje production of boilers be overlooked Jn this respect they outstrip all their rivals in Germany Varying opinions may be held regarding their exact value in comparison with those made In other countries It is ob vtdus nevertheless that they stand ver high since they are th only ones now in use in the German navjr Qhtuffeur Crushed Against Flor fBy Guile Pfcyatgr Ij Nw York Feb 3 Stated at the tfheel of a touting car which wa be Infr lifted by an elevator1 frem the basement the main floor of anup tqwn garage Jean Page a ohaUffcfutV was crulhed to death this afternoon against the basement eeillng Page wa3 alone on the elevator when ha met hia death and it is bjliaved that feis automobile started forward while th elevator was between the floors John Prentice the elevate operator was arrested on a charge of criminal ntgllgenpe In connecting with Pages deqth 1 i II 1 1 1 SUCCEEDS CQL 0 TA1X0E Lieut Col Lewis to Fill Vacancy in Department of Lakes St Paul Minn Feb gfi The vacancy in the adjutant generals department of the department of lakes brought about recently by the promotion of Charles Tailor to the rank ot colonel will bj filled by Lieut Col Thomas Lews of tbe Thirteenth cavalry from Frt Riley Kans according to announcement made today by the local headquarters Lieut Col Lewis will take office here February 29 LOVE STATS LN KENTUCKY Taft Decides flew District Adjutant Can Be Spared fora While Instead of being Immediately appointed as adjutant general of the District of Columbia militia Capt James Love 1s to remain on duty with the First Ken tucky rajlitia regiment at Louisville until ApriJ at least Recently efforts have been made to have Capt Love recalled from Louisville at once and appointed adjutant general of the District National Guard to succeed Lieut Col Smiley A But the President decided vesterday to keep Capt Love in Kentuckj NAVAL ATHLETES TO CUS Missouris Men Capture Trpphy Offered by Prince Henry In the athletic contests of the Atlantic fleet at Guantanamo on Washingtons birthday the men of the Missourljron the famous Battenberg cup offered by Princfe Henry for the fastest man pf wars ereW The Vermont won the Dunjap cup the Georgia won the Drexel cip the San Francisco won the San Pedro cup the South Carolina won the Havana cup and the North Dakota won the Jamestown cup Ernest Thalmann Dead New York Feb 26 Ernest Thalmann head of the banking Arm of Ladenburg Thalmann Co died at his home here today after an Jllness of nearly a year He had not taken an active part rt the firm affairs for some time Mr Thai mann had been a member of the New York Stock Exchange since 1879 SMMrmfttffer if itcKefs v2v fcl issTSr ssssV ssTSssTTSsTSsfHSsTssTSsPssTjB jWs sfsssssSBBssfisssT ssV sssst BsssV SBBssl Bssa BsssV sK 9 TSBBBBssrV LlBH 4 HBBBBsl I iH sTMl SBSK BsssssWsT WssssV ISsss ssssssl TSJssssI bW Jt rv Issssssi ssWaT VlsB sB IBBSSI sV HB VsmsisP fgKfjHBLH sTSBBBssVaM sff asssssssi 1 Tbe Kind You iHayp Always BqngW has lorpo fl slgHte Htrtj yiitva xx Jictuxic hjoii aa pqtl WIQ WOW perspptU pupesYWon IQ ones 30 years Allow nor one to deceive you in Counterfeits Imltatlong and xtealth of Chilareii Experience against xpeiimen What Is CASTOR A CAtoxlft is a Jtannlegs rabstittre for Castor Oil Pftre gorfe prqps and Sooffiingr Syrupg It leasant I conans neltMr Opium MorahlnQ nor other farcotfo substance Its ageig4ta guarantee fc destroys Jfgrms and allays Feverlshness It cures Diarrhoea and TVlnd qlic It relieves Teething Troubles cures onfrtlpatlon and Flatulency Jt assimilates the Food regulates the machandLfiQFel8iiYi5ff heialthy and natural sleep The Childrens Panacea ThQ Mothers Friend The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears thp yEearathg Signature of In Use For Over 30 Yen thi tuimun cawpABT Musnay armrr nn tobk crrr FAILS TO VOTE A DIVIDEND Republic Steel Defers Distribution on Preferred Stock Chairman Topping Points to Political Conditions and Tariff Uncertainties as Reason for Conservatism Tug Founders in Dense Fo Norfolk Va Feb 26 The tug Plo neer with a scow In tow foundered off Old Point Comfort during a dense fog todav The crew was rescued by a warrant full pajment It was the judg passing schooner and landed at Fort ment of the executive committee that Monroe under existing conditions of business tariff ew lork Feb 26 The Republic Iron and Steel Companj which last spring precipitated an open markgt in the steel industry by aggressively cutting prices will pass its next quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on its preferred Btock according tq announcement made after the close of the stock market today by John A Topping chairman of its board of directors Rumors that the company would reduce Its dividend to a i or 5 per cent annual rate had been current buttts suspension Came as a surprise to Wall street Chairman Topping issued the following statement It was decided to defer payment of the quarterly dividend as present and pro spective earnings wee not sufficient to uncertainties and political agitation it was tq the Interest of the stockholders to conserve the companys assets The company is operating at approximately 8Q per cent of capacity which Jf current prices are maintained will insure a profit Net quick assets ire approx lmately 125000 which pfaces the company In a strong position and wtll enable it to carry through sudr improvements as are necessary and when normal conditions et business return thd earning power of the property will safHcient to discharge its dividend obligations Itfvidend payments on the companys preferred stuck since Its organization In 1899 have been Irregular but the full rat has been paid for the last two years Earnings for the lt half of 191t however were unfavorable and Jt is understood that the profits accruing from opera tlons thus far this year have been small i i BACK FEOM SACHET CRUISE West Virginia at Honolulu After Supposed Visit to Palmyra Island After a tea day absence the big armored cruiser West Virginia turned up ln Honolulu harbor yesterday as mysteriously as she disappeared The riavy Department still declines to make apy statement as to her cruise but it is understood that she was sent tQ look into and report upon conditions on palmyra Island about the title to which there Is said to 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