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The positive statement made in The
Washington Herald yesterday and Thurs
day that the United States is not nego-
tiating a new treaty with Japan, and
that no such move is in contemplation,
was. officially confirmed yesterday.
At the direction of the President, As
sistant Secretary Of State Bacon an
nounced, with all possible emphasis. that
there Is absolutely no truth in the stories
about the alleged new convention. The
President was not even paving the way
for such development
Mr.. Bacon said, after seeing the Presi-
dent, that Mr.. Roosevelt asked him TO deny
the reports concerning new treaty, and
Mr.. Bacon added that none was In con-
temptation by the President lie an
swered in the negative when asked If it
was not likely that the agitation over
the japanese matter would result in such
a treaty.
It is assumed that this denial is a part
of the policy of the administration to let
the agitation over the japanese school
question die away as soon as possible.
1t is explained on behalf of Senator
I SIAtlSs on statement MADE DE WlAoul
Thursday some of the stories regarding
the new treaty were based, that he
did not mean TO give the impression that
the President had said he was negotiating
a treaty, or preparing 20 negotiate one.
What the Senator meant TO convey, it is
stated, was that the President would find
public sentiment so strongly in favor Of
the exclusion Of Japanese labOrers that,
sooner or later, he would be impelled to
move in the direction Of a convention
providing for such exclusion.
Senator CullOm, chairman of the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations, added
his denial yesterday TO those which have
already been made. There IS absolutely
nothing IN IT," was what he said when
asked for an expression regarding the
new-tTeaty story. This was just after he
had called at the State Department.
Il know absolutely nothing tending TO
confirm the report Of any such treaty
being negotiated" was the contribution
TO the many official disclaimers made by
Assistant Secretary Of State Adee, who
was said to have been intrusted with the
work Of. preparing the convention.
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% Giovanni Gioyinszzo lot s. square -. SO
lngicside-N Norman l. King e TX 10 Julius /.
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Alley. between c and n, Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets sGutheEst-Johu C00k, trustee, 20 Edgar
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Annie g. Cunningham e al 20 Menissa Wilt
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United States vs.. J.. Edward Phllips grand lar
ceny; sentenced psniteutiaTy for ten years Attor-
neys ". ]. Lambert and " z. Ambrose
United States vs.. Daniel Fceley, houssoresking
and grand larceny sentenced peuitentiaIT for four
years Attornfys. ]. J. C0stiEau and T. Z. Pratt.
United States "a Andrew Powell and Prank
Wells robbery; sentenced O. TeniteutiaTy Powell
for six years and Wells for four years Attorneys.
J. Med. Canington aud J. C. NichoL
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
bradshaw "a Employees Mutual Benefit and Re
lief Association; motion for new trial oyerruled :
Judgment on verdict. appeal sGpeFsedcas bond. $40
Paintings attorney C.. A. Barnard, defendants at
toTHeys Fred Beau and ". II. White
Mills vs.. M0Tisi. motion for trial oveuulesl
and Judgment on verdict Plaintiffs attorney,
George Francis Williams defendants attorney, T.
]. M2csey.
United states vs. George Z. Terry; violating
section So code: defendant auaigaed; plea not
guilty; defendant allowed 10 withdraw plea and
file demurrer before January 2 isO5. Attorney. W
". MILAN.
United states " seth A. rerry; violating sec
ton SO code; similar plea and privilege. Same at
torney.
United States vs. clifford " Hawkins. lnrceny
from United States: defendant arragned plea
guilty: sentence suspended: personal bond. 500
taken. Attorney A. a. Biney.
United States vs.. Henry f. Cuuey, larceny from
United States defendant arrsigued; plea. not guilty
.yyo weeks allowed 10 withdraw pra and file de
mUTreT Attorney. II. +. Davis
United States vs.. Dallas 4 Bowman IT,. forgery
plea not guilty. Attorney. q. W. Drew.
United States vs. William J. Wilson, false pre-
tcnses; plea not guilty. Attorney !. ]. Bernhard.
Assignments for Monday. December 10, 1915:
In r. viii q Margaret Harrison.
No IS2 Bowen vs.. Williams. Attorneys. 2. A.
Bowen. r., and F. c. Handy r. Wilson.
No 80 Tl0ma vs.. Jacobs. Attorneys J. NJ.
George and 7. II. Stepbens-Leo p. Harlow.
No. rs. Eldridge vs. schmid. Attorneys. MILAN
& Smitl-W N. Levin.
No. lS Giclas vs.. Riley. Attorneys, MILAN &
suith-DouEass & Douglass.
No I33. dunno vs. Washington Observation Auto
mobile Company. Attorneys. j. w. COx-s Duncan
Bradley.
No lis. Mcdonald IS. Hamilton. Attorneys. l.
J. Mather-J. A. Sweeney.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-08
THE RED WINDOW.
By FERGUS HUME.
Copyright C ". Dntrsham Company
By FERGUS HUME.

by this fellow apparently TO get into
the house She described you exactly,
but when showed her your likeness she
noticed that the mole en- your chin was
absent from the man who met her"
Bernard involuntarily put up his hand
to touch the mole, which was rather
conspicuous. The man had not this
mark?" he asked.
NO. So the mole you used to curse at
school, Bernard, may be the means Of
saving your life. Also, ! got a letter
from the girl in which this fellow makes
an appointment. Here it is"
Gore examined the letter thrown to
him by Durham. It's like my writing.
but it isn't" he said, staring. I'm
Heavens name, Mark, what does il all
mean?"
Conspiracy on the part Of"
Julius Beryl." said Gore. breathlessly.
Il am not prepared to say that: but
certainly on the part OF Mrs. Gilroy.
While l was wondering who this double
who copied even your handwriting and
called himself by your name could be,
Mira. Gilroy called on the errand l told
you Of"
We'll? Wen?'
Don't be impatient. old chap. Wen. she
demanded more mohey, and she gave it
as her reason for claiming It that your
father" Durham hesitated. wondering
how to explain.
Go on, please" said Gore. I am on
thorns"
DO you want the truth?"
Yes. ! do. The whole truth"
'WiH you promise 20 keep your
temper?"
Yes. I know I have a bad one,
but
Very good. Don't excuse yourself. Ber-
nard- Well. Mrs. Giiroy claimed to be the
wife OF your father. and"
Gore started to his feet in a paroxysm
of rage. The wife of my father" he
repeated. why, my mother is dead"
She said your mother was not the
wife Of
OH Bernard sprang to his feet with
blazing eyes. Mark
The lawyer rose. Keep your temper
didn't intend TO tell you. knowing how
you would receive the news"
Does this woman dare to say that 1
am a-a--"
Bernard. SIT down" said Durham. ana
literally forced the impetuous boy back
into his chair. Behave Ike a civilized
being. Mrs. Gilroy claims 10 be your
fathers first wife"
But If she lives, and II what she says
is true. my mother-I-oh-I could kill
this woman"
Gore" said the lawyer. seriously
don't talk like this: remember what
trouble you are now in. owing TO your
former rash words"
Yes Yes" Bernard struck his fore
head hard. Il know-I am a fool / didn't
mean-Markr-h started UP despite the
others efforts TO keep him down-'so you
believe thisT'
No" said Durham, promptly, I don't
II Mrs. Gilroy was the real wife, she
woud not have kept silent so long. But I
think she was deceived by a pretended
marriage, and that Sir Simon. knowing
this. helped her I always wondered what
was the bond between them. Now I know.
Your father deceived the woman"
But why do you think she had any
The Washington herald., 1906-12-08
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Hopp W. Pckford; motion 20 Tacate alias sum
mons granted and discontinued at plaintiff
cost. Plaintiffs attorneys. Bendheim & Forrest;
defendants attorneys. Samuel Maddox and H L.
Gatley.
Brooke vs. District os Columbia rule TO show
cause granted and writ of ceTtorsri ordered to issue
Plaintiffs attorneys. John Ridout and George {.
Gcrtman defendants attorney. f. II. stephens.
Walsh Us. White; dismissed at plaintiffs cost
Plaintiffs attorney, II. +. Davis: defendants at
torneys Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
Washington and Chesapeake Beach Railway rs.
Tyrer; order disInissing suit at plaintiffs costs.
Plaintiffs attorneys George ;. Chase and y :
Worthington: defendant attorney. ID. +. Anthony.
Alarkwood vs. Menefee; time TO submit motion
for new trial extended 10 December II. Plaintiff 8
attorney Chaplin Brown; defendants attorney,
George T. Hoover
Samaha vs. Haggar: time to submit motion for
new trial extended to December Il. Plaintiffs at
torneys Wolf & Rosenberg and Philip Walker; de
fendant's attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon
Art Wall Paper Mills Badeni Judgment by de
fault for S3s23 Plaintiffs attorney, Lucas 7.
Loving
Assignments for Monday. December TO- 1905
Ne g French vs. CAPITAL Traction Company
Attorneys W J. Lambert-R. Ross Perry & Son
and q. Thomas Dunlop.
No. O. Brainard vs.. Albright Attorneys. Z. A.
Bowen. jr. and Gordon & G0rdon-Worthington,
Heald & Frailey.
No. 81. Russell vs.. Washington Post Company
Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdale-Chapin Brown.
No. g. Kane DCylne. Attorneys. hen0helm
Rothschild and Burke-R r. Ross Perry & Son.
No l52 RistOn rs. Carter. Attorneys. L. h.
David-Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No li3 Ewing Us Chase. Attorneys X. X. Perry
& Son-WiltOn j. Lambert.
No S.. Scott vs.. Henell Attorneys, Mackall *
Maedel-Iring Williamson and w. NJ. Williams
No I72 LUkei IS. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys Douglas & Douglas and Bates
WarTen-J. J. Darlington.
No. IS Cross Jayins. Attorneys, W. T.
Lester-J. F. Soaggs and Thompson & Laskey.
No T. Totten Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Thompson & Laskey-Ham-
ilton Colbert & Hamilton.
No s. Ransom Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, T. W. Hackett-R. Z. Perry * Son and
6. T. Dunlop.
No A. Totten vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Thompson s Laskey-Ham-
ilt0n Colbert 6 Hamilton.
no l90. May Metropolitan Railroad Company
Attorneys. Taggart & Bud0ng-J J. Darlington.
No. i99. Taylor vs. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Attorneys. A. Y. Bradley. J.
Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-08
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Alr. Justice McCOmas.
and Mr.. Justice R0bb
John r. Wright. George whitelook. and Robert
J. Kennedy we're admitted 70 practice.
No l7l9 Fowlkes vs.. Stone; appearance Of J. s
Easily smith for appellee withdrawn BY leave Of
court.
No. 1895 Howison vs. Mason; continued.
No. l658. American Security and Trust Company
VS. District Of Columbia: continued.
No. loss. Union Trust Company vs.. District Of
Columbia; continued
No. l6s6. Davis vs. Davis placed at foot Of
docket
No. 1872 District of Columbia vs.. Duryeei placed
at foot Of docket.
No. 1873 Nicolai vs., Galloway; continued.
No. 1907. Brown Us. District Of Columbia placed
at foot Of docket.
Patent Appeal No $40. Gaines vs.. Knecht petit
tun Tor allowance q writ Of TO United States
supreme Court submitted by Mr. ". y. Cromwell
Of counsel for appellant. in support Of petition.
No. l7O5. Bell vs.. Central National Bank argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. Edmund Burke for appel
liant, continued by Air. f. BTandenburg for ap-
appellant
No. i7E. Hartea vs. Lofler; continued.
No. 1893 France Coleman ct al argument
commenced b. Mr.. John J. Hamilton for appellant
Patent Appeal No $50 in r. application Of
Allie Z. Welch petition for rehearing denied.
Patent Appeal Ne. SCI Larkin Richardson /;
decision Of Commissioner Of Patents affirmed. Opin-
ion by slr. Justice McComas
a.
On hearing: No. 1888. France vs.. Coleman. Ap-
pellants attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert * Hamil
ton; appellee's attorneys. W. II. Sholes and Bates
Warren.
Regular call;
No. ITO. Capital Traction Company vs.. Brown
Appellants attorneys r. r. Perry 4 Son and G.
T. Dunlop; appellee's attorneys, J. +. Taylor and
Irving Williamson.
No. ZIP Carter vs. McDemott. Appellants at
torueys. G. H. Merillat and N. y. Richardson; ap-
pellees attorneys. c. A. Douglass and George 2.
Hoover.
No I7lL Parker rs. Hsald Appellants attorney,
John Rd0ut; appellees attorneys, L. A. Ford and
" D. Mclean.
No I7l5. O'Dwyer vs., Northern Market Company.
Appellants attorneys. C. H. Merillat and G. i.
Carlsi; appellee's attorneys, F. II. Thomas, II. =.
Blair, Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton. and Arthur
Peter.
No. l716 Irrigation Land and Improvement Com
rany vs.. Hitchcock. Appellants attorney. George
IL. Patrick aUpelees attorneys. Frank l. Campbell
and j. r. Webster.
Nos. l7ls and l7l9. Stone rs FoWlkss AttUrneys,
r. Z. Hlsrd-Leigh Robinson.
No. I723 AlaGariand vs. Barber Asphalt Paving
COMPANY. Appellants attorneys. L. H. Thomas
and F. II. Stephens.
No. l7n. BalsteT IS. Cadick Appellants attor-
ney, J. r. Archer, II.
No 1872 StaTkWeatheT vs.. Dyer. Appellants at
torneys. r. ?. Evans. T. II. Benson, and W. W
PoultHey.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-08
Probate Court.


Estate Of Thomas g. Hensey; order appointing
Ruth b. Heusey collector; bond. Sl0o0. and order
Of sale Attorney T. u. Thomas.
Estate q James 7. Carpenter letters of admin
istration granted 70 George o. Carpenter and Nil
ton S Carpenter; bond. Sl0o0. Attorneys. Lancas-
ter & Smith
Estate Of Maria King: letters Of administration
granted to Lloyd King; bond, 500 Attorney. I.0b-
eTt L. Williams.
Estate Of Stephen Kane; viii admitted TO pro
bate and letters Of administration c Z a. granted
to John Z. Kane bond. Sl.00 Attorney, ". II.
LinMns
Estate Of Virginia T. n Peac0ck win admitted
20 probate and letters esamentaTy granted TO sarah
Z. Peacock: bond. 5000 Attorney, J. F. Cox
Estate Of George AIcD0ugal; rule to show cause
dismissed. Attorney, William y. Matthews. r.
Estate Of Samuel Spencer: viii dated July T. 1905,
fled admitted to probate, ard letters testamentary
granted to Louisa Y. Spencer. Henry b. Spencer.
Vivian Spencer. and James D. Laying. ir. bond,
$1,000 Attorneys Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
and Fairfax Harrison.
Estate Of Robert J. Mcclellan: petition for pro
bate Of will fled. Attorney, Nelson Wilson.
Estate Of Jane KooHtz; viii dated April ?, 1892.
filed.
Estate Of Gertrude Damn: petition for probate
Of viii fled. Attorney, c. II. Bauman.