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The new South-news., 1907-06-01

~ some chicken Ted. ~
~ thing for the little chicksns.
y o. n. Butkin
The new South-news., 1907-06-01
REGISTRATION NUrACE.

To tho votefa OF Cleo. avS'ok aed
Rsd-Hir. On scoouns of the high
wasss I could not All ny sppoent'
neute 1t the above manned plaooo,
bat Will b thsss ~ follows 70 VI :
Ciso, Thuzsday. Nay aoth 1907.
Myrsck, friday, Nay sist 1877.
Rsd-Hill, saturday Juss ~ 1so7.
0itanc, Monday. Jane Sed. 1eo7.
essvics, Tussday, Juns ~, ieo7.
Al thcse desiring n Register, who
~ dslinqusuts of Of nsw eooses
Will NEST mo On she above dAsoe.
JESSE n. BUSH. usglesag.
FOR SALE.
$4,000 Stock Of noofcJBau
disc. and Store HOUSE for
rent. A rars opportunity
for 4 Buslmoss Locetjou.
AAdress os write to
| mf& 8. NJ. Peazoo1.
| Executrfx.
| ElllsvIlle, misslsslppl.
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

Flour is getting high. Cascade
is the kind to buy. Yon can al
ways ee, it a, the righ price from
o. n. Bufkin.
The new South-news., 1907-06-01
600

JUST RECEIVED; One Car
Load Of Ellwood ience wire, ,-best
made-alI sixes. 1t AYERS.
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LOOK ouT, LOOK opTll

For the Celebrated, Improved,
bTOUGHTON Wagon :. Some.
thing neg Nothing like it ever
seen before. A Car Load will be
here right soon.
J.P. MYER.
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

CONE and 6EE our Supsrb
|4aA ot Mems xoyshs nd boys :
Ilss'E / I! . '.':'
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

Wanted. eggs, at o. n. Bufk'n
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

There is only one, perfect dry
chicken feed. Be sure 20 get
Chamberlain's from o. n. Bufk'n
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

Just Received; One Car Load
of Ellwood fence wire-best made:
I'll sizes, It J. P. MYERS.
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

STRAW HATS-In all the La
test STYLES and shapes at Myer g.
600
Ladies' and Misses Parasois IN
nil Shades. at ] Y. MYERS.
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

FOR SAL.E-One Large, goth Ccn'u'
turv Soda Fountain, In good cosd''
lion. will be aold cheap. Apply 10
N. ". HYDE. Rliisviile. h'ss'
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

Full Line oi Laces and Embro'-
deries. ofevery style and variety,
at J. Y. MYERS.
600
0. n. Buikin pays cash Tor
eggs.
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

81 e. 'h,,. fls. 81. :, 4 33 y H Il .a.
60 le1s e. = ~ ~ q I, 's.--Ts J
CtUp - 1tioua are the worst ev.
er known throughout this sectioa.
The candidates are beginning 10
pass around, glad to zee yon boys.
Rev. Anderson, of Laurel. address.
ed large audience at the Baptist
church here last Sunday.
Pierron Meivyn, of Bryan, attend
ed services at the Baptist church
here last Sunday.
How about Gov. vsrdaman for
the U. $. Senate? John shssi,s
Williams 10 the ma n..-Editor.)
49, #
7. g. Underwood and family left
this week for Meridian, where he
will be engaged in manufacturing
yellow pine lumber.
K. L. 0ambrell. OF this place will
teach the Bryan school this su m mer.
Partly due to his efforts they are
building q nice school building.
We all think Brewer would make
. good governor aud We trust that
Jones county will make the seven.
tieth county that he will carry.
Our people al came out Sunday
evening. despite the rain. and or
Rduixed Sunday School. We trus,
thnt the school may grow and pros.
per snd do much good.
MORR-ANON.
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

Biz supply Of Wagons and Bug
ries always on hand at MiERs
The new South-news., 1907-06-01

There is only one. perfect dry !
bsckep feed. Be sure 20 get )
from o. n. Bufk'n ]
STRAW HATS-ln all tho ia~
,st STYLES and shapes at Myers
900
Ladies' and Misses Parasols IN !
IL Shades. at j r. MEN ..
.lusi received a nice fresh ship
rsnt OF cakes, at .. n. Bufk'n.
The Majestic Range, the best i.
On eArth, and all makes ct Stoves
It lowest prices atJ 7. MiEKS'
Flour is getting high. Cascade
is the kind 70 buy. Yon can al
ways get it at the rish price from
O. n. Bufkin.
Full Line of I.aces and Embro'-
deries. ofevery style and variety,
at J. p. MYERS.
0. n. Bufkin pays cash Tor
eggs.
Big supply Of Wagons and Bug
pies always on hand at MiERs'
FOR SALE-One Large. Goth Ccu'u'
tury Soda Fountain, In good coso''
tion. will be sold cheap. Apply 10
N. ". HYDE. RIiisviile. hiss.
->o~- =.
Wanted, eggs, at o. n. buik'n'
| SHOES--The latest styles IN
ali the different makes and shapes
in Gents, Ladies, Boys and Chill
dr.ns shoes At J.P. MYERS
| Nice fresh Partridge break
fsst bacon and hams' q
o. N. Bufkiu.
\ DRESS 0OOD6-All tho lsses
, fihsdes and prints In Ladies Dres'
. Goods, ios spring and summs
E wear, cheap At J. P. AYEhs.
. Try . box OF those dslSciou
: chocolate fingers, only loo.
" o. n. Bufkin
N CONE and zee our Supe'
- ~ of Mems xoqths Aad 20 g
m f1hisg>1F -
'4z'. J. =. l
|st some chicken Ted, u
. ~ thing for the li'.ls !. chiel:a' 4 :!
o. N. Bufkin
!. NOTICE.
o The Elllsyille Photograph O
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r. L. 0ambreii. OF this place will
teach the Bryan school this sum mer.
Partly due to his efforts they are
building q nice school building.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
GLEN ECHO CITIZENS DISAGREE
Many Disapprove Sunday Raid on
Amusement Park.
Whole Village AnxiOusiy Awaiting
Trials 20 Take Place in Town
Hall Tomorrow.

Not even on election nights has there
been such commoti0n IN Glen Echo and
the adjoining hamlets as seethed and
fermented In the Maryland county yes
terday with the big busy amusement
park as its center.
Mayor CARROTS house was besieged
from davbreak until dark VIII deter
mined men and women seeking vengeance
on Deputy Sheriff Emery and his fol-
lowers, who made the raid on the park
Sunday and demanding that the war
rants issued against them be aunulled.
Others came for fresl warrants. some
came as prisoners. and thrOngs piled be-
tween the park and the house as on
boxers. With tho darkness came a slight
abatement OF the turmoil. but until mid
night small groups Of argImentative eItI-
zens could be seen gathered on The cor
ners. Marshal Collins was hopeless and
praying Tor omnipreseuce that ha might
queu dozen fist fights that happened IN
different places NJ the same time.
As near as could De gathered az the
close ~ the first day since the raldluE OF
Glen Echo Park. the status Of the case
stood thus All The warrants We're served
on those notified Sunday except those
calling for the arrest OF the National
Guard Band and the employees OF the
street car company.
The tpwusueopIa were divided. nine
tenths in favor Of the park company and
the other tenth insisting that Deputy
Sheriff Emery and his minl0us had taken
tho correct stand.
William Henley q starch supporter Of
Emery. was elected from the park and
arrested and fined George :. Howard,
manager ~ the Glen Echo Theater, had
charged Emery and his supporters with
conspiracy. and Mayor Garrett had spent
the day and night IN tho role Of maEis-
-rate lawyer, and peacemaker, besides
making a rather forceful statement iH re-
gard TO the action Of tho street car COM
rany in ab0lishing the Glen Echo Sunday
service.
u was n comedy Of errors. The Glen
Echo authorities claim that the raid was
not Of their starting, Sheriff Emery is
charged hy the park people with making
the raid because ne had some grievance
against the company. and an hands are
anxi0usly awaiting to-morrow's trial
Tn reply Co the statement issued by
Gen George IT, Harries. vice president Of
the car company. that he might disrOn-
tUue the car service. Mayor Garrett said
last night, 1.-THE statement attributed %
Gen Harries was uncaIed for and IN
necessary. The Glen Echo authorities.
myself and the town council. did not
sanction this action on the part of the
officers No warrants have been issued
for the car company employees, and We DO
not wish 10 assume a position antagonis-
tie 90 the car company. but J believe
that their manager viii think twice be
fore disseminating the service, for the car
company makes much more out Of Il than
We DO
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Whittingham Frank Nixon 70 John RiIou, ard
Price q. Cla1i1 % secure Gglen r Green. SO.
two years. rrr cent. l-ts 20 e
Moor q BarhJurs Second Addition Samuel "
ArneN q uz. TO Wash.aEtrn Lean and Trsst
COMPANY. 70 secure Equitable Cooperative Bud
ing Association. s. 20. lrt "a block g.
square s2-fureis Braher O. DIX 20 George ~
Emmericb and Douglass s. M8ckan 20 secure
Washington Per Cent Permanent Building As
ISOLATION $500 lr- o
square, 5I3-Haml'.u : Martin % Rori.r,i, T
Leighton and George francis Williams I'd s.
CU1 ErncStina I. TrrfncCr 9 -01 ere two
original Do T.
Bruce Park -Revr ~ Jackson 20 Frank S. cr-.i,
and Lrnest /. Schmidt 20 secure MARY z Cur
ms SO three 90 'a.rtE-'hree months pr cent
Square 6zl-AIaa S. Wolfe Of mr.. % T. J7-r-v
Brown and r. Henry Lynn. % secure Prudential
B1iidiEg Association. s'1. lots 90 20 Z-
oi1si' 'Hi-b n.1utn J. D.1us q uy 90 Elmer T.
Ram'v and Bernard p Miuimarr ~ 7e--7-a
EHn.ce Rider ezc~1'yix. $50 three years 5
rr cent 7emiarHr7ily iat % Same 70 James
j. Shea and Albert !. Fox, 20 secure George G..
IulgarrT and Richard II Bailey. S7a. one 70
overweight months. rer cent s.miauuuauy
same property
Jniv,rsts Hszats-Hsrrv + s-A'rrrI O.. -v p,
William J. lnrriug and Louis b. serrei--r
70 secure William r. Walker. $3.50. J. Q and
years. p(r cont. srm.aauually lat 8 block g.
Square lsz-5. Barton Miller q ux % Jess. H.
Wilson and jesse r. Wilson ir. 20 secure VIII
liam Mex. Osborn. 5000 wears 6 rer cent.
--mranmaiv parts Iot= 's and o.
Square 752-Louis A. Alexander 20 ur 20 William
II. Grimshaw ard Bo1-r Vs. Waite % secure
james lark-7n. 500. .cars. 6 Der cent. Iart
los 8 and
Columbia He'gst=-Alsrv A. Feuvi-s 70 James "
Omen ard Henry G. Stewart % secure Aithsa
g. lrhV. $500. and Hattie Gross g. 60 vears
per cent. sem! annually. lrt 60 block EI
Square 80 H7rrir-rs Gr"TE1 stewart ~ ~ir WI
liam A. 20 Herbert A. Gil and John J. Bros
nan. 20 s--'ra 2. F. Pair1 $50. one year.
pr crr'. semi Annually. Dot g.
square i---T--isra r. Lusk end others 20 William,
HAl and Charles vs.. Simpson. 20 secure Wi.
liam ]. FeDrrss. Sio)l sears. rer cent. semi
annually. i1' r
sqHsra AI-Na-~.= herman q uv 20 Fl--i T.
Davis and jacob n. Happ 70 secure Ludvig
". Dolce. S-s-5 ] 20 IS months. Ter csnt.
lst 81
square 51-Lizzie NJ. Goodrich - viz Efvari p
% John Arms and samuel A D-rr % So
cure Lee Brown. iio01. years. PER cent. ss,.i-
annually i7- l7-- g. g. ard Is
Square lt'5-j1hu ID Howard o. John g. Davidson
and Harry e.. R--e 90 secure William p Net
calf $50 monthly notes per cent lrt
Baomir-i s's-FoHarr7 Reese On CEarl- Brown and
Henri H. Bergman. % secure Oriental Build
l-g As70catiCu. 40 g $50 lot D. block 9.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
ASK RESTRAINT OF SALE.
Martin Brothers Case In Judge Cla-
baugh's Court.

William +. Ogle and John NJ. Moehring
were cited yesterday by Chief Justice Cla-
baugh to show cause next Friday why
they should not be restrained from offer
ing for sale. under certain deeds OF trust
in which they are trustees, parts Of
original lots Z and in square 534. and lot
p in square 81. improved by premises 22ll
f street northwest and 400 First street
southeast.
The order IS based on the petition Of \.
Coulter Wells, trustee in bankruptcy Of
Martin Brothers, real estate agents. who
allege that among the assets Of the firm
are certain notes which purport 20 he
secured on these properties. Mr. Wells
declares it will be to the injury Of the
bankrupt estate 10 have the property sold
by the trustees as advertised, and asks
that sale be made under the auspices Of
the bankruptcy court.
Attorneys Guy IT, n. johnson and
Joseph D. Sullivan represent the trustees
in bankruptcy.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25

United states So. Harvey Robinson. h1Isehresk
ing and larceny. verde. guilty % fsst count aud
guilty q petit larceny o. see nd count. Att3r-
nev J. rs. Nirla'.
United States Vs. C1ncus Williams. caruaI
knowledge; Plea guilty sentence Ucuifeutiary for
eight years Attoruey }. ". NiClnl.
United States vs. George Forrest forgery. rlea
noJ guilty.. Attorneys. Campbell Darlington and s.
u. Tf.itt.
United states vs. Frlire Infautc. larceny. Plea
guilty. sentenced jail 81 months aud p days. At;1r
ufv D. EdV Mitchell
United States VS.. Andrew Jackson. assault 70 kin
and assault with dungeons weapon. plea not guilty
United states VS. James Sargent grand larceny
plea guilty sentenced rer.'-n iaf three years
United states VS.. FrauE Bowie f5rgrv, Plea not
guilty Attorney. }. D. Collins
United States vs. Richard CARPENTER and Elias
Carpenter ir1sehrrss.us. Elias pleads gltr. Rich
ard pleads nr' guilty
United states rs. Howard ard Elmer Ward house
breaking and LARCENY Plea g1lt-. Ward sentenced
ta I0nIt-r'iary Or twp years. Howard o. jail for
three Ungia- A't1rreT 70 rs T-ivlr.
United States SIS. H7ur Wilson. murder first de-
gree. Plea guilty n marslauzr'e-. sentenced psui-
tentI17 for rF1 and haf years. Attorneys, Gas-
E.u a. Beckett
United States vs. Samuel Richardson. assault with
dangerous weapon verdict guilty. defendant re-
handed. At'r-rer !. So. N-Hr'
United states u.s. Hz-rer Robinson h-usst-eskirg
'nd larceny sentenced reu.tentia-v f-- three years
AttHr0pr. J. IS. N.rrr-.
rI.a guilty. sentence suspended and personal rec1-
u'7aH0a taken. Arrrwar. g.. g. Hack-tt.
A-i-mau-s fa- TODAY.
Tinted STATES rs Thomas Ware
United States u.s. Ir~ Fletcher
United states SIS. George Jackson.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Purse. Sj7, maiden tUrYsarn-Gs.
four and ourhaf fnrl0-E- AE0ur8 lU .S~lIn..
even. ra7; Fa~~i Lark l'9 .~tilleryI. 20 J. sec
oud; SuEaaln. li d. Hamrsyf . 90 l. third.
Time. ga6l5 Haye Mead Senator PsvHtsr Red
Hus-ar Success. MCiausa. Pa-sirs. ard B.-E als1
-Gu.
SECOND RACE Purse. $780, trrcyr1r-alis and
upward, selling enc mile. ke'ui1 Sc Atuicaly1 3
90 : won. Nc6ieSla lo1 J. MvrivI. ] 70 g. a-c-
ord. L. Thorpe % .r0ha-kly. e1t tr show I'll rI
Time l.5 g. H-uU Waite Waiter Mclean. At
traction and ReysIla also ran.
THIRD EArE-ru-s S557. tucvca-0dz: fre f,r-
longs Roo7 l16 Kguz 20 T. won; B'ember ~
y. HenuesSyI TO 5. s1c1ud Catherine r.. io7 ..
Faley 4 60 g. rhiTI Tins los. Fantasia Waste.
M-lieV and Lady Elsh0m also ran.
FOURTH RACE-purs-. $50. forr ~e7r-oif7 and
upward: m-iieus. selling. six tul0-gs Eig-Ie o.
fCnleyI % T. won. Nartrev 90 J. Murphy. 3 &,
T. second. Clifton Forge. l- Gauce, ont % .Irv
thiIl Tine. lia. Frank collins. Floral Artist
Annie Mack. S0nrc-. Wedding Ring. and Hattie
Watkins also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Pgrse. 500; tiree-y ear-olds and
u.Ea-d: selling. one mile. HabeT. l0l ,Dube-. %
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
FOSTER FUNERAL TODAY.
Newspaper Man known Here to he
Buried I'm New York.

Funeral services over the body Of
Emory Foster. a well-known newspaper
man and formerly managing editor OF the
Washington Times, Will De held az 10
o'clock this morning, at 1866 Amsterdam
avenue, New York City.
Word Of the death OF Mr.. Foster was
received Sunday by his mother. Mrs. J.
Ellen Foster, Of the Portner, and she
departed Immediately for New York Her
sons death was totally unexpected. and
it is the belief Of the physicians that he
was attacked by Brghts disease while
sleeping, and that the end came sud
denly and without pain.
Mr.. Foster was born in Iowa and was
thirty-siS years cid He was widely
known as an editorial paragrapher and
editor. and held number OF important
positions on the STATS Of Washington,
New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago
newspapers.
Besides his mother. he is survived by a
wife and daughter.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dnhar'cn street northwest. bs'veer Trrers--sieh'b
and TWonty-ni1'h Sfrccts-Eliq Y Gninv o. Al
% Jane A. Cooley, part lot II. square 1850. SO
Addition 70 Keuvrrth-Allen W Manerv q al.
trustees. 70 Elizabeth J. Mead lot l and 2
block 8 SO
CLARK Mills Es'ats-W;'lgsn r. Frisbis q NIX. 20
William j. Campbell part So
Whi'tingham-N Elizabeth browning q rir. John
w - Frank Nixon lets e. % r. SO
Eleventh and Twelfth. and T streets southwest
William V. Cox or al trustees. ~ Washington
Nlar5et COMPANY. an square 77s rvcrft lot Is. SO
street northwest between Fourth and Fifth
g'rCUtr- Hrman York 20 Thomas L. Linuev. all
interest in lot u. suua-n no. S.e
Tennessee avenue northeast, between A and B
s'ra..s-Ira Rakor CT NY. % Marie H. ECrches
lat &C. SQUARE rll ,lN
No. l-25 Nineteenth stree uorthvcef-AHria c.
Hubb7rl 20 Maria &. Pet ict 81 square I53. $40
Fifth and streets nrr,hcas.-Ioln r. Haislip et
I'VE 20 Francis and Margaret Grahler, lot g.
square 32 S7
Fourth street northwest. between NJ ard streets
Laurie J. wilkins It lr. Franklin p 70 Ham
ilrou s. Na-riu. part original 20. q, square
sl3 SO
Bruce Park -NGr Z. Curtis ct viz. Andrew J..
20 Rcry " Jackson, lot TO- 3d.
Alley between North Capitol and First X and L
streets Observation-Disclosures b. Eichhuu e. al.
trustees 70 Allan 5. Wolfe and Bessie L. Wolfe
lots 2le 2il. and 2l2. square 61l. So
South Carolina avenue southeast. between Third
and Fourth streets-George G.. Humphrey et al
20 BENJAMIN T. Downs lot s.. square 79i. SO.
Isherwocd-Ro~e Murphy CT vir. James H. 10 Pat
rick S. ard Ellen ". Murphy 'o. g. block 10
SLjN
V street northwest between Sr7c-'-.-.h and Eigb-
teeath streetS-Cccilia Howard ct ,r Sir Henry
70 T. Eancis Riggs. lot 23l. square 80. $40
University Heights-H7rry Barton e. al trustees
% HHu7 +. Sch'egel. let 3 block Is 500
Randle Highands-Ucijed States Realty COMPANY
% Lewis d. Lawrence lot a. block 5621 SIC
First street northwest. between . and r streets
Albert Lewis 30 Laurie J. villains lot s. square
6l4 SIC.
Barry Flm-SamUcl =. Edmonton 10 Emily A.
Fireman, part lot G. section s. SO
TetwOr'h-lilE-ie /. Stsp-oe 70 Walter T. Austin
iot 81, ,7ua,e =. $40.
~. 1915 g street northwest-Sanue Kraisel CT TX.
20 Anna Knssteine. lot g. square 49, So
Washington Heights-Emilie c. Riley q Mortimer
J. Lawrence. part lot 81, SO
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
NEGROES DRAW COLOR LINE.
Some Object to Classification Ms Col
orcsl-Onc Prefers Tan"


4 rev distinction Of color and one which
threatens to generate a middle race be
tween the Caucasian and the Ethiopian
made its appearance in the office Of the
Recorder of Deeds yesterday. when a
colored employee Of the Office announced
that she was not negro but tan" Be
sides marking the inception Of a new
race into the governmental offices, this
phase of colored sensitiveness may cause
some inconvenience to the compilers Of
the official government blue book.
When John G. Danev. Recorder of
Deeds passed slips of paper about his
Office yesterday 90 gather statistics con-
corning the force and asked that they be
filed out. there was strenuous objection
10 the color question by several employees.
One cOlored woman refused to write that
she was colored, and left that question
without an answer. When asked as to
her preferred color, she vouchsafed no an
swer, but when she was told that some
answer was necessary, she replied: Il
will put it down as tan"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
]. d. Robertson Dend.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville Va. June 24-J Breck-
inridge Robertson, a law writer, son OF
late Judge William J. Robertson. died
suddenly tonight He was educated at
the University Of Virginia, where he was
a leading and powerful spirit in under
graduate enterprises He was a half
brother Of Judge George W. Morris. of the
Corporation Court. Of Charlottesville.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Southern Reserves defeated the
Purceliville. Va, team in a tightly con
tested game on saturday, 70 g. The
game was decided en- the FIFTH. when the
Reserves got next % Hope. scoring five
runs. Hope pitched pretty ball for Prr-
ceilville, punching seventeen men. but
was very poorly supported. w, ie Hamp-
ton was ably supported and won his
game. Batteries: Hampton and Hayden.
Hope and Young.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
standard Trial Is Resumed.

Findlay, Ohio. June 24-The State
concluded the examination Of wit
nesses here at o'clock to-day IN the
Standard oil trial, which resumed this
morning after an adjournment Of ten
days Several witnesses testified as to
the prices Of the by-prOdUcts from oil.
Nine witnesses have been subpoenaed
by the defense. The examination Of
these will begin tomorrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
Equity Suits.

NJ. z-'s4 Nlt-1 81 Holland vs.. Fr-u7r7 J.
Shadl 60 81: 90 substitute trustee. Complainant
solicitor Fountain per--n
So. ElS. Michae' Sweeney o. al vs. Bridge,
Co7crovo 70 al. partition. Compliments solicitor.
g. j. N1u'v
NJ. Ei@. In re George Austin Phillips, petition
% change name 10 George Austin Herbert, Peti-
TONERS solicitor. W L. T1u-.on IT,
No. ElE. In re- Georgetown Grs'cht C11rarv.
petition 20 increase capital stock Petitioners solicit
tors. r. Ross Perry & Son. e.. Thomas Drnl7r and
r. IT, G1idsb1laurh
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25

The Navy Department IS informed by
the government Of Sweden that the
armorcd cruiser Fylgia. Of the navy
Of that country. will visit the James
town Ter-Centenuial about the middle
of August. The vessel will be in COM
mand Of Capt Commander Lnburg.
This ship viii probably be the last Of
the vessels of foreign navies to visit
the exposition
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
DAILY COURT RECORD
Monday. June %. IeO7l

street northwest between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teeuth stFets-Eldridge +. Jordan ct ux. 70 J.
Clarence Welch, lots 49, 10 20 100, square l52.
Sp
BurrUlle-Charl6s g. Harmon et uX 10 Man J.
Ovens. lots l6 and H. block g. section g. SO.
Seventh street northwest. between and o streets
William .. Bergman et ux. % Marcgs Norman,
lot H. square a. SO
No. 1911 East Capitol street-William p Metcalf 70
John d. Howard lGt s. square lls5 SO
street northwest between Seventeenth and + rl-
tenth stieets-Chares G. Lancaster 70 trustees
Of the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, lot
g. square l5S so
Bl00mingdsle-FTe1 y. Libby q TX. 10 Johanna
Reese lot a. block 3d.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
Two Cruisers NJ Gnronne.

The cruisers Washington and Tonnes
see. Of tine special service cruiser squad
ron. have arrived at Garonne. France. for
participation in the naval display incl
dent to the Bordeaux Maritime EXp1si-
ton. 10 commemorate the 10th ann.ver-
sary Of Fulton's application Of steam te
navigation.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25

~. if5i' VI. r. Richmond vs.. District Of Column
h'2 and Washington Railway and Elec.ri, C1mrapy.
damages S.0o0. PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Mcneil A.
Mcneil
No. i255l. !. = C0stiEau. assignee. rs Charles 7.
Ruain; account re,t S,oN Plaintiffs attorney. F..
F. Pratt
No. 1872 Nil Creek Coal Company re. William
J. zeh tomp7uvi account. S55sl.'i. Plaintiffs at
torneys J. &. Daish and T. II Thomas
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
King Alfonso Interested in Golf.

Madrid. June A-Notice Of the conven-
ton between England. France. and Spain
will be given 20 the parliament to-mor-
row. King Alfonso is taking the greatest
interest in golf during his soiourn with
La Granja. He has give two sets Of clubs
to the cadets Of the military college. so
that they may learn the game
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
BISHOP CAPERS WORSE.
Physician EntertainS No Hope Of
Recovery for Divine.

Special q Tie Washington Herald.
Spartansburg. s. c.. June 24-The
condition of Bishop Capers. Of the
Episcopal Church OF South Carolina,
who is i'll at his summer home al
Cedar Mountain, y. c., is reported 10
be very much worse. Paralysis is rap
idly spreading. according 20 the latest
reports. and he is in a deep stupor.
pr. b. W Hunt the attending ply
siCian. entertains no nope for recovery.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25

? won. Raining Leaves 100 Swain to 5. second;
Nooltese, 100 lCcokl. 10 /. third. Time IS 30
Blackjack, The Globe and AbjuIe also ran.
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs; selling. Prin-
clpa. s. lGaugel. 6 to T. won. Lizzie Mclean, lG
tMoreland'. % to J. second; Basil, 100 lStille 10
l. third. Time, lie IS. Cousin Kate. Wyefeld.
kedond1. Matte IL. and Sorel Top also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.


FIRST RACE-Five and one-half furlongs
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
MINOR LEAGUES.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AZ Little Rcck-Msmphis. G; Little Rock, 3
At Atlanta-AtlluJl. 7; Nashville O.
At Shreveport Shreveport, s. Sew Orleans, 0.