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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

SAollAfE frOk LII
In r. Wandln Trudrung; order appointing guar.
dian; bond $500 Attorneys Ralston & Siddou-
Estate of Anna Smith Mallett viii dated June
Is. 1905. codicl dated June % 1901. and codcll
dated June p 1905 fled
Estate Of Rebecca r. Gibson order admitting
viii TO probate and record and letters Of sdmiustra
tion. C. t. a.. bond. 500 attorneys. Maddox &
Gatley.
In Harriet l. Stcu'ouse ct al: order appoint
ing guardian; bond. Sl,t6O Attorney. r. " HOPE
Wen.
In re Charles c. X Harriss ct al order an
pointing guardian: bond, 500. Attorney. P. H.
Marshall
Estate Of Caroline Lcrch: will dated February %.
1894 sled
Estate of C. Louise Dahlen; viii dated January
%, 1872, fled.
Estate Of John Christian Lcderer: committee an
thorized 20 loan a certain sum.
Estate Of Moses Bemen; petition for sale ot
business. Attorneys. Topper & Gusick
Estate Of George BergiHe. petition for letters of
administration. q, b. H.. G 1 Attorneys, Benz
& Miner.
Estate Of Josephine Berglins petition for letters
Of administration. Attorneys. Berry q Minor.
Estate Of John Wagner; win dated September q.
1907. Med
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Ambassadors nt Theater.

Among those who attended the opening
performance Of the Secret Orchard" at
the Belasco Theater last night were the
British Ambassador and party, Baroness
Won Sternberg and party, the French Am
bassador. the Japanese Ambassador and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Fuller. Mr.
and Mrs. z. Golden Donaldson, Mr. z. S
NARROW, Miss LarSin. Mrs. Hahn and
daughter. Mrs. Clay. and Mr. ard Mrs
Walter r. Hensey. OF New York
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BIRTH RECORD.

RAYMOND p and Gertrude Z. Ward. bcy.
Fredcrics ". and Julict L. Weit-el boy
Irving A. and Hattie n Ryan. bcy.
Jules A. and Bessie r. Rodicr. boz.
Augusta and sarah Reirhordt. b7y.
james and Man Mudd. boy.
james =. and Rachael p. May. bov.
B1bsrt j. and Agnes Z. Nader. boz.
John " and Mary 2 Maddox. boz.
Joseph 7. and Lena = Lycns. girl
Adam and Jennie Leiber. risl.
Clinton u and sarah Jones Eiri
Carl T. AID Mary Z. Heinrich. cir,-
GeorgU vs.. and Catherine Gordon. boy.
AarOn and Sarah Gcidsunc. boz.
Antonio and Maria Flrro. hoy.
Frank and Libbie FoeT. b05-
DAVID J. and Bertha J. Foley. bov-
William 7. and Emma n Earnest. girI.
George and Susie Ecklof boy-
William : and Matte y. EIliott boz.
Joseph 2. aud Auua T. CaS51u. girl
Carlton /. and Catherine e. CrJmes girl
William u. and Louise Campbell, boy.
Harvey and George CornUen. boy-
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GOV. WILSON TALKS.
Tells What He Expects in Kentucky
Row.


Governor-elect Wilson, Of Kentucky,
arrived in Washington yesterday from
indianapolis. TO be the guest for a few
days of Justice Harlan. of the Supreme
Court.
The time has come" said Gov Will
son last night, when the Southern States
will no longer be branded with party
iron. so the public may know in advance
that certain States will go Democratic
The results in the recent Kentucky cam
paign are but forerunners of the time
when the Southern people. like the
Northern people. will vote according to
their convictions. irrespective Of party"
Concerning the prohibition question. Mr.
Wilson said
'I was elected on a plaWorm which
stands for uniform local option laws in
all the counties in the State"
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DEATH RECORD.

Samuel Houston. l4II I0th sr. NV. S -ears
MARY J. Petersen. 200 18th -. NV & years
John W. Gaines. Govt. Hosp. for Insane. - yeau
Lucius q, Sanford 55 q 81 sW.. . wears
Jchn 7. Jones. i76 CuurCh 81 Nv. = years.
Jane W. Patten. 22l2 r 81. NV. . wears
Samuel . Ward. l6ls 81 NV. % years.
Joseph H. Hsckhurn Hotel Stratford s. years.
Robert Bell lbs 9Jh s. NV. Z years
William Page. l0lI + So NV. 50 wears.
Catherine Hammersley 1913 9zh st. nv. 81 years.
Andrew Glass l37 Fairnont st. a years.
Wilhelmina ETmold. yo5 I2th 81. s.. s. years.
COLORED
Mamie r. lockwood 1852 9TH st. NV q ycars
Edward Greenleaf. i626 & 81. Sc. % years
Tsylor Crutchield al + - court 50 wears
John Monroe. eI5 II ST. sv.. 8 years
Julia Clayborn, 2ll0 10Th s.. NV, = years
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Appetite--NOne.
The Woeful Reflections of a With
cred Dyspeptic.

No substitute for good nature has yet
been found Smiles take root in the
stomach. Without good digestion there
never can be very much sunshine, for
the very simple reason that the stomach
and the brain are twins. and what affects
one invariably affects the other. The
adase that the best road to person 5
heart is via the stomach still holds
good.
Gorged grub and pappy pie always
breed gloom and sleepless nights
They also breed dyspepSia-quick dys-
pcpsia, and dyspepsia shows itself in a
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VIII Improre the Pike

The board OF county commissioners Of
Montgomery County Nd. yesterday de-
cided TO improve the Rockville pike. bet
ter known as the Tennalleytown road.
from the District OF Columbia line to
Somerset Heights. This viii be Of inter
est TO residents OF the District. many of
whom use this road as driveway and
for automobillng
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnnrt of AnnenIr.

Present: Hon. Seth Shepard. chief justice: Hon.
Charles II. Rob6. associate justice, and Hon. Harry
NJ Clabangh chief justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the District o. Columbia.
Order designating the Hon Harry NJ ClAbaugh,
chief Justice of the supreme Court of the District
of Columbia 20 SIT in the Tehearing and decision Of
case No. H. special calendar. October term. 1907
No. lsa2 PaOlucci vs. United States: rearTImen,
ccmmenced b5 T. &. Taylor for appellant. continued
by Stuart McNamAra for appellee. concluded by W.
J. Lambert for appellant. Attorneys, T. &. Taylor.
Lambert a Mclean. and r. II. Ieatman-D. ".
Baker and Stuart McNamaTa-
Adjourned from to-day until further notice.
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MacCRACKEN EFFECTS SHOWN
Police Closely Inspect Alleged
stolen Articles

The squad room at police headquarters
resembled 4 rummage sale in fun swing
yesterday morning when the nine pieces
Of baggage which we're seized al the
time Of the arrest Of Mrs Ruth Mac
Cracken and her two daughters and son
were opened and their contents put on
display.
The police are stiu working on the
case. and efforts are being made 10 learn
more OF the identity and operations Of the
family.
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PRESIDENTS THANKSGIVING.

VIII Spend Day with Family ut
Montpelier, Va.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and their
family viii go TO Montpelier. the home Of
President James Madison. to spend
Thanksgiving Day.
Montpelier is in Orange County va
not great distance from the President's s
country place. Pine Knot. where he usu-
ally spends Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his party viii return
to Washington Thanksgiving evening.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt HARRY c. BARNES. Coast ARTILLERY Corrs.
from General Hospital. Washington Barracks
to proper station
sergt. Mai JOHN A DITTO, senior grade. Coast
Artillery Corps. 10 Fort Noultrie
Ordnance Sergt- JACOB SCHNURR. 70 Fort
Monroe.
Post QuaTermastsr Sergeant JOHN LYONS. placed
on retired list
Capt WILLIAM 4. BURNSIDE. Fourteenth In
fantry. from Columbus Barracks 10 BIS regiment
prior to It's departure for Philippians.
Private HERMAN T. SMITH. Company A. Eigh-
teenth Infantry. Fort Leaveuworth transferred
10 Thirteenth Infantry. stationed al that post
Private WESLEY NJ. BOWMAN. COMPANY D.
Eighteenth Infantry. at Fort Barrancas.
transferred IN SeTenty-Sixt Company Coast
Artillery Corps stationed at that post.
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Johnson Royal Life Insurance Company. YER
dict for plaintiff for SIS. Attorneys. j. NJ Vance
r. r. Bhudes-AcNeiH = Mcneil
United States vs.. John f. johnson: violation
section 1928 r. :. L. :. nolle pros
United States vs.. Lawrence johnson; rape; verdict
not guilty.
Assignments for to-dsy-Appcals:
No 81. Chase & SanbOrn vs. Michael Attorpcyv.
II W. Nhsatiey-E. L. Gies
United States vs. Daniel J. Callahan.
United States IS. Charles Simonds.
United States vs.. Thomas Carter.
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Lawsuits.

No. i9959 John H. Daish trustee. vs.. William
J. Zeh account. S2iiO25s. Attorney. T. H
Thomas
No. 1880 +. II. Jackson. trustee vs. Washing
ton. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railwa-
Company: damages. Sl5.0o9. Attorney. 4 3. Slater
No 1891 N. g. Mitchell Company vs- Norfoll
and Washington Steamboat Company damages. So
Att0rSsy. Z. l. Smms.
No. 1882 Kate +. OConnor vs. Harry Lamson
note, so. Attorneys. w. +. Mattingy s Son.
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TeIegrnpher. EIect omcer..

Parker r. Anderson has been elected
secretary-treasurer of the local CONNER
cal Telegraphers' Union, 20 succeed w
W Beattle. William Brsuheld was elect
ed president OF the local. to succeed A.
S. Groves, who resigned.
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For Mt. Vernon, Alexandra, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& MtVernon Ry. Sta. 18th Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON WEEK DAYS.
70 Il A. 81. 2 NOON. AND P. N
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLfNG-
Ton DAILY EVERY % MINUTES
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JT-STrCr STaFFoRn

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States Annie VI. Bradley: murder; on
trial Defendants attorneys Wells Hoover a
Wells and O. ". Powers.
G. ;. Bmdy. Justice of the Peace designated
10 act relief iudge Of Police Court from NOYem-
bar IS 10 Noyeuher "a 1q0T
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, November 10. 1902

No. 1898. Ethel Z. Morse vs.. Clara a. Bacon
replerin Attorneys. c. II. Syme. W X. Fowle.
and J. w Beller
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Equity Court No. 2.


No 1852 McGuinne ct al. vs. Burke ct al. :;
pro confess and ordered. Attorneys. A. A. lips
comb and c. A. KHCTin.
No. Z73ol- Foster vs.. Poster: submitted. A.
torneys. Lambert & McLean-L. j. Cosugan ans,
r. Z. Pratt.
No. H29. Dodge et al. rs. Ingleside Dairy Co !:
receiver authorized 10 sell al public auction certain
lease and property Attorney, Hayden Johnson
No. EE2 Fireman's Insurance Company Va
Clagett: substitution Of trustee. Attorney, Irving
Williamson.
No 1886. In re Jordan Bloomer; references 70
auditor. Attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
In re lunacy Charles Edmunds: auditors report
mtihed ard confirmed
In re lunacy james Brett; order approving first
and dnal account and COMMITTEES discharged
In lunacy Henry johnson; auditors report
ratihcs
In 90 luuacy Eugene Peters: auditors report Of
June iS 1907. confirmed and reference 10 the
auditor.
Bucks stove and Range Co. vs. American Fede-
ration Of Labor: on hearing. Attorneys Darling
ton sullivan Beck & DaEenport- -Ralstou & sid
dons snd Spelling.
Assignments for to-day:
No. S. Notion Bucks Stove and Range Com
psny vs. American Federation q labor. Attorneys.
Darlington. sullivan Beck. DaFenport-Ralston a
Siddons. Spelling.
No 8 Kasock rs Hu5chins e al. Attorneys,
Cuttings Chambcrlin-BTandenbITg
No. So Gray rs. Gray q a.. Attorneys. Douglas
& Douglas -Birney & Woodard.
No. g. Bryant vs.. Piummer e al Attorneys,
Ridogt- -BaldeTston.
No. O. Galloway Hall et al Atturncys.
Thomas Wilson s Bsrksdale-Lester Price.
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Mr.. Claiming Polloek's play. "The Sc
cret Orchard" made from the novel of
the same name by Agnes and Egerton
Castle, drew a capacity audience to the
Belasco Theater last night. 1t was an
audience typicaIly representative Of
Washington: society people were out in
force. and the diplomatic corps was well
represented. This is worth mentioning be-
cause Of the way the play was received.
There was every evidence of hearty
approval. each act received several cur
tain calls, and the strong climax OF the
third act. the crucial scene OF the play.
was applauded so vigorously that the
curtain was raised again and again, until
all the members of the excellent COM
pany had to come on the stage and bow
their thanks
The play, II il had beer written by
Bernard Shaw and published. would have
been included in his volume of I'm
pleasant Plays" not because Il is un-
pleasant in presentation, but because Of
the theme with which il deals. Il does
not need Bernard Shaw. however. with
his strained ideas Of moral obligation, to
point out that while this drama OF life
deals with a problem that only mature
minds should grapple with. is in its es-
sence distinctly moral. and although il
breaches ethics slightly in advance of
what the present prim age is willing 70
acknowledge. the question the play asks.
If the man can be forgiven. why not
the woman2" is one that has been in
creasingly demanding an answer In re-
cent years.
Mr.. Pollock has prefixed TO each act Of
his play a text. and these are Illuminating
The flrst-act text is this
Stolen waters are sweet. and bread eaten in
secret is pleasant. But he knowcth not that the
dead are there. and that her guests are IN the
depths Of hell
which is taken from Proverbs In this
first act IT Is made clear that the Duchess
of Cluny, formerly a Virginia girl. Is
noted at Cluny for her benevolence.
Among other acts of kindness. she has
agreed to adopt as her daughter the
daughter Of Cora May, who. before her
death, was the most notorious woman in
Paris. Her old friend. Favereau. minister
OF fine arts. demonstrates With her
Cora May was bad woman; the child
may be likewise evil. But Helen does not
see it that way:
Cora May never was a bad woman. She did
what no bad woman ever did or could hsVe done.
She gave mp her child 20 be saved
she says. The Duke Of Cluny. greatly be-
loved by his wife. has been away on a
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Best Service TO CALIFORNIA,

ARIZONA. NEW MEXICO. AND TEXAS.
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Ch2nga bEhLhl Ss5d hates and steamer Tessrya-
the World A. J. POSTON. Genl. Agent 81 Psnnz.
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Equity Suit.

No 2'i'2 HrCmcn's Insurance Company ". Adele
son
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CARS TO KENSINeToN

LaTs ION L5il s. I'D y. J. ave. eTeTy l5 min-
Pass Rock Greek Bridge and PARK. main sutranSs
100 and Country Club 70 CheTy Chase Lake Tor
nect With henzing1on calA Roand TIP tickets.
Sc al Fusssl!S
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Rear Admiral J. NJ MILLER. commissioned
Capt. T. J. dorm retired 20 command naval sta
tion, Guam; additional duty in command supply
Commander A. F. FECHTELER, 20 beard Of in
Specticr and survey, Washington.
Lieut.. f. d. BURNS. 20 Brooklyn.
Lieut. F. UNCOMMON. detached Bro.slyn. 70 com.
mand Hull.
Lieut.. h. WOODS. detached Hull 10 Alabama.
Lieut. T. l. JOHNSON, detached Missouri 10 Dcs
MoneS
Lieut. F. B. FREEZER detached Des Nfoines 10
Missouri
Lieut. &. e. SWEET 20 Bureau of Equipment.
Ensign c. 8 VANDERBECK. to Eagle
Warrant Machinis3 e. g. NELSON detached navy
yard. New York, 20 Panther.
Warrant Machiuist +. J. McAIISTER. to PhiIa-
dolphia duty connection Idaho. with view 10 b..
ing ordered 20 duty on board that vessel when
commissioned.
rAymaster's CLERK J. A. REBENTISCH appointed
for duty Oh Panther
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HONOR KING HORSE
Society Again in Force at
Madison Square Show.
REGGIE VANDERBILT WINNER

scores Notable Victory with His
Entries In the HnckDey Pony Glass.
fabst Prime Minister Gets Blue
Ribbon for Pony StaIIiOns-Harri-
man Is Winner of the AIdie Cup.
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Circuit Court No. L.


No isi7l. New York and Washington Realty
Company " Lawder. verdict for plaintiff s. ~ 80
AttoTneys. J. :. Easby- -Smitb-W B. Matthews and
T. G.. HANDY.
No 36.3 Eastern Trust and BANKING Comrany
vs Willis: order 20 return deposit for eosts b
pluutiH or attorney
". S6sof Same Johnson. assignee.
Nc. s93d. Potomac Electric Power Company vs.
International scei Distributing Company; on trial
Attorneys, J. d. SulliTan-E. r. COilolay aud ID. L.
Nolhsupton-
Assignments for to-day:
No. 2'5 International TrDst Company SchiH-
man. Attorneys. W C. Clephane-B. II. War
ner r.
No. 81. Same Is Crook Attorneys. same.
No -. Burke rs Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, n. ". Whcatlc-R. r. Perry s Son
and G. T. Dunlop
No. l& jennings v Potomac baltimore ana
Washington Railway Company. Attorneys. Z. H.
JacEson-Mck & Flanney.
No ID Lewis 4 Co. Hicks Attorneys. n.
". Nheatley-JamCs O'Shea
No rs. Blantou v. Washington Railway and
Electric Compauy Atto7leys. J. e. Davis A
Douglas and g. L. Hoover.
Nc. Ta Ryan vs. District a Columbia. Attor-
ncys- Ambrose 4 stutler and C. W. DARK H.
Themns
No. ISL. Nontesan ys Manhattan Laundry Com
Ia1y. Attorneys. Tucker & kenyou-James II.
Ellsworth
No. l3. Kaufman & Co. ys Metzler e a. At
tCrneys. J, 7. Pcyser-L Tohrlncr
No. lG. Thomas rs Chac1nas & Co. Attorneys
a. A Liusc0rrb-W = Amhrrzc
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Ferry Service to Alexandra

steamer LackaEanna every HOUR snd HALF
a. n 70 2. n daily and sunday FARE z
EACH WAY ...............-.. -.......-........ &c
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Circuit Court No. 2.

1ANAlNk ANBEhNibN-
No 1854 Stewart Is. Parker; cerfihed 60 Circuit
Court No 4 Tor trial Attorneys. F. 5 Bright and
r. 4. FOui-R. g.. Donaldson. John Ridout Raj
ston Siddous and 3. " Parker
No 3ee99. Beis Manufacturing Company rs.
Kingsley. demurrer 90 second amended plea sIs-
tained with leave 10 fle third amended plea on OF
before 70 a. m. Of 9th ins;, Attoneys. Percy
Mctzger-J. A. Burkart
No. 3o6si- Brown Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company order 10 ray certain c1sJs out of SIM
IN registry security for costs Attnueys Blair lie
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. $3.50 Sullivan vs. Capital Traction Company:
on trial Attorneys j. W. Echols-R- X. Perry &
son and g, T. Dunlop.
Assignments for to-day:
No. l5i BlAckman vs.. District of Columbia o.
al Attorneys. Lester & Priee-E. II. Thomas T
L. MgCrS. and T. II. Rosley.
No -6. Jaquette executri1. " Capital Traction
Company. Attorneys. T. j. Evans F. H. Benson.
and ". ". P0utney-R. r. Perry q Son and c.
T. Dunlop.
No. =. Blaine. administrator vs. Lohr a. al
Attorneys l. J. Mather-W. G. BalderSon. Gittings
q Chamberlain. and Mckinney & Flaunery.
No. % Lohr e al. Title Guaranty and
Trust Company. Attorneys. ". G. Baldcrson-Git-
tings Chamberlain.
No 2l6 Smith rs. Capital Traction Company. At
torneys. g. /. Whidord-R- r. Perry & Son.
No. rs cross, edn..uistTatrix Is. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys Arthur Peter
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes. and Hamilton
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AT THE THEATERS.

BeIascO Theater,
The Secret Orchard ..............At 2l5 and Sis
For notice see below.
The Columbia
Coming Thro' the Rye e'..........-.......At At s:I5
tuneful aud pleasing musical comedy with
Frank Lalor as the star and big chorus.
The National.
The Straight Road ..............-.At 2:i5 and SIS
A play hy CLYDE Fitch. presented by Blanche
Walsh SOmber and unpleasing-
ChnSe's.
vaudeville. 2l5 and Sis
William CouTtlegh IN a cleter sketch Bessie
Wynn and six othe: aets
The Academy.
Buster Brown .......-.....-...--.-At 2l5 and Sis
A clever comedy with rusic that is amusing.
The Majestic.
Sign OF the -Four ..........-.----At 2.l5 and S:l5
detective drama well played by the Kathryn
purnen Stock COMPANY
The Lyceum.
Burlesque. 2:l5 and Sis