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The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States BingCr Hermann. violating
section sos r. s L. 8: CD trial Attorneys. A. 5.
Worthington and H. Prescott Galley.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States IS. Leon Thompson; violating sec
ton 500 Of code; molten for a trial filed
Attone7s. Leo Simmons and Thomas C. Taylor
United States Ys. Leonard L. GuthUdge; enbezzle-
ment; Jury disagree and are discharged. Attorney,
Wilton j. Lambert
United States vs.. James II. Dawson; grand lar
eeny; plea not guilty. Attorney. J. ". Patterson.
United States vs. Charles II. Maddox gland lar
oeny: plea not guilty. Attorneys. Campbell Car
Tingt0n and S, D. Tuutt.
United States IS. Hurley Brooks; grand larceny
plea guilty; sentenced pluitentiary for one year and
one day. Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdale.
United States vs.. Wade d. Alter; grand larceny
plea not guilty Attorneys. COstigan Pratt
United States Helen Payne; grand larceny
plea guilty; defendant remaBded,
United States Edgar Dixon. grand larceny
plea guilty: sentenced PenitentiaTy for three years.
United States rs, John Pincsmey; hOusebreakug
and larceny plea guilty. sentence penitcntiar for
five years.
Assignment for to-day:
United States Harry Henry.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
OAKLAND SPORT GOOD.
George p. McNear Takes Bohemian
Girl Handicap.

Girl Handicap.
san Francisco. April 24-The Bo-
hemian Club Handicap at Oakland this
afternoon resulted in a fine contest
George P. MeNear, Logisulla. and Ed
win Gum finishing three heads apart.
Fisher Boy led to the stretch. but faded
away in the last furlong. Despite the
bad showing IN the last race, Foncasta
was heavily played in the one and three
fourth mile race, but Adonis beat him
easily. Lyare. from the Santa Anita
Stables, beat a clever lot of sprinters
over the futurity course.
Cloudlight easily beat st. Francis for
place,
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs Walter Miller. JOS
lSandyl IS 10 5, won. F0llie l.. los Gross s 70 l.
second: Dareignton, l68 Stuart 50 to J. third
Time, o.. Adena, Sir Wesley. Hiacko. and Ores
ton also ran.
SECOND RACE-One and three-quarter miles
Adonis lG tButwelp. 20 , won; Foncasta l05
lKeoghl, 6 20 5, second; GOV. Davis. i02 (Grotei
Il 70 2, third. Time, 303 So Lady Fashion. Jack
Little. and TETON also ran.
THIRD RACE-Futurity course Lisaro. 10 IT,
Kelly, IS TO s. woni Cloudlight l06 iKe0ghl Il 10
5. second; St, Francis l07 SANDY 10 3 third
Time. 30, Sugar Maid. Toupee. MaBpau. Yank
The Lieutenant and John Welthauus also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Bohemian Club Handicap. one
and One-siXtecnth miles George T. 1IcNssr 81
SANDY. to J. won; Logistila. 10 tBoreD Is to s.
second; Edwin Gum, III tLycurgus1. 70 J. third
Time, l,h 50 Eduardo, Bryan Fisher Boy, and
j. g. Glen also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Bedford. l0i Hunter
6 10 s. Won; Massa. l05 tKeoghl . 10 s. second f;
Princess Titauia. l2 SANDY 0 to 3 third Time.
lac Earl Rogers FaiIy Street and Mabel Hol-
lander also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Cabin. los "a Will
iauas} to l. won; Bob Rag0n. III SANDY 50 10
I. second The Mist. Il6 lKeoghl - 20 s third
Time. I Il % storma. Yada. Nina Gibson King
Cole, Eckersall, and Marshall Ney also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

jefferson T. Mouiton. 2 and Nellie z. Weir
kamp % For Nyer. Va. Rev. James Y. Kelly.
John H. Eldridge. 3 Lenoir, Tenn and Gladys
u. Wilson. p Springfield, i'll. Rev joseph T.
Kelly
joseph F. Hester. IS. and Ella N. Can. 3 Rev.
81. Clair Hester,
George ~ Montgomery, p, and Annie C. Burgess.
Is. Rev 81. p. Egan.
j. F. R0bey. 81. and Nellie 6. Fletcher. 3, Phil
adelphm. Pa. Rev 7. Outwster.
George =. Shaw. g. and Janet d. Mccubbin. 2.
Rev d. G. Macleod
Francis G. King .. and May E Money. 20. both
q Vienna, Va Charles $. Buudy. j. 2.
Martin r. Mangoidi g, and May A. Curtin, 2.
Rev Ignatius Fealey.
Clar,uoe L. Dennis, g and Mary Z Mcintyre. 2
Rev Thomas s. Hardin.
Carl r. Keller, Q. and Yirgis E. Lambert, %.
Rev John d. La Note.
Charles A. Boswell 50. BrHnChTille Nd, and
Ella a. Luckett. q 7. B., Prince Georges County,
3Id. Rev. e. Ernest smith
Hiram Z. scllsll. s. and D0tha L. Post, p. Rev.
Walter p. Smith
John ~ steele g. and Elizabeth F. Hummer %
Rev j. E A. Doeumanu
Walter E. Barr. 81. and Grace I. Mallsrd. q.
William l. Wagner. 3. and Elizabeth Sullivan, D.
Rev Amtr0se BcavGns.
Rieh,d T. Evans. o. and Macy L. LENS. Q.
Rev George F. Naydwei-
Lcca II. Rose, 2, and Nellie A. Schmitt. q. Rev.
George A. Miller.
Linwood $ Motley. Is and Maggie B. Deatman,
IS. both q Petersburg Va. HeT. f. ~ Bristol.
COLORED.
William z. Lewis, 81, and Sadie HammondtTee. q
Row ~. A. Jones.
Winiam Garter .. and Ardenia Bates. q Rev
George H. Harris
John Moore. 81. and Rachel White. %. Rev
Joseph Matthews
Buther Coleman. IS, and Lizzie Digs IS Rev,
Daniel C. Washington.
Austin sewell 60 and Emma Thomas. q. Rev.
Thomas S. HaTlin.
Clarence NJ. Patterson. 2, and Catherine r. Pin
die 81 both Of Baltimore, Nd. Rev. J. b. Nc
Laughlin.
Robert H. Carney, 20. Of Clifton. Va, and Rosa
Simmons, q Rev. Philip Stewart
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Connecticut avenue northwest 'etween P and Q
stFects-C f. C. Smile et al. % George Whit
tell. lots and s. square H. SIC.
Nos. rs to 80 Navy place so,..Seast-AlbeFt z.
Bern ct ux. TO Philip H. Deis lots ~ and iZ5
square s7s SO Robert Il. White e. al to same
lot IA, square Ss. $40.
d street northeast between Tenth and Eleventh.
strsets-William H. Hamilton ct ux. 70 Florence
Love, iot 70, square So, SO.
First street northeast. between East Capitol and
strects-Wiiliam ]. Dante 90 Marguerite s.
Jones part original lot I3. square ~. SO.
No. ll2 Eleventh street uortboast-Andres Hassier
ct ux 20 William A. Toy. lot IS square go. So
street northwest. between Tweu'ieti and
Tweuty-frst stFsets-Iohn AietiregoF et uT. 10
Ralph L. Han. lot IS, square IS. SO. Ralph L.
Han ct ma. convey same property 10 Anna
KTlksteine. So
Nos. 81 TO % Third street southsast-Charles H.
Parser to Emma X. Landmehr, lots IS to 2.
square 7as SIC
Nos. 90. ~. aud 20 Second street northwest
William II. Sh0ies trustee % James 4. Shea
lots IS, f6, and g. square 81, SO. James +.
Shea CONVEYS same property to james Shea, SO.
Tenth and streets RcFtheast-daTry Enrich ct
20 Anna May Moore. lot 80, square SIS. SO.
Thirty-ihird street northwest. near . street.
Charles W. Fastnsusht et 10 Margaret 4.
Bcrry and Marian Berry lot 2s. sIisre lZl2. SO
No. l228 New Hampshire avenue noTthwesi-EdEsrd
Quadc ct a. to Frederic D, 8ieKeuuey, lot q.
square 81, B,G50.
Girls Portion-James D. Cameron e. viz. 70 Eliza
O.. Bradiey Virginia C. Rodgers. James n
Cameron. Mar Cameron MargaEetta G. CLARK.
and Rachel e. Hale part
Dobbia Addition-John l. Warren et uz. 70 Anna
A, Harvey lot Il. square G. SO
No. 1872 Twelfth street umthWesl-Julia n Sctaef-
fer ct Fir Thomas W. to MARI Mullan, lot 81,
square G5 SO
Trinidad-Slary Mshoney % Minnie 4. TaheFty. 10,
= block 2 SO
Seventh street southwest between ard g streets
Albert a. Wilson q al trustees 10 jeremiah J.
Brgs8sn. part original Tot y, square 4s5. $40.
Ne. 6ls North Carolina avenue southeast-AiaTy z.
Wolf q viz Charles n, 20 Laura J. U0Wuey
lot 2 and part lot 81, square 81 SO
Holmcad Manor-Hary b. Wilson Fl al 10 William
Gait Buns aEd Helen L. Burns, lot u. block
Il SIG
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Margaret A. McAlsteri order appointing
Ellen c. McAnister guardian; bond, 81 COO Attor-
ney, e.. Percy McGlue
Estate Of Mary A. Conner; viii admitted TO pro-
bate. ATTORNEYS. Lyon s Lyon.
Estate Of Sarah Main Seek; viii admitted 70 pro
bate and letters testamcntary granted 20 Watson j.
Newton and Emma NJ. Gillett bond $500. At
t0Tneys Newton & Gillett.
In re Edward J. Roche ct al order appointing
Florence D. McAuiffe guardian of the person and
Florence d. MeAuiTe and James r. Shea Elsr-
dians OF the estate; bond sso008. Attorney, James
A. O'Shea.
In re Ethel C Rice; order appointing Laura C.
Rice guardian: bond. S355o. Attorney, ". w.
Bride.
In re Lucia ATsbrogi; order appointing sebastiano
Amhrogi guardian: bond $500. Attorney, W. c.
BaIderston
In re Sebastian Ambrogi; order appointing Narciso
Ambrog GUARDIAN bond sl5a0. Attorney ". C.
Balderstun
In re William p. Culinane order appointing
Sichelss H. Shea and AIarv r. Cuilinane guar
dians; bond. N,505. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert
& Hamilton.
Estate Of Mary Grace White; petition for letters
of administration aled. Attorney. H. Z. Davis.
Estate o, Eta i. Stewart, order Of sale. Attor-
ney, Il. 7. Taggart-
Estate Of Patrick Noonan; wiz dated July q,
1867. fled. Attorney. G. J. Murphy.
Estate Of Thomas Nichols petition for letters Of
administration filed. Attorney, Thomas l. Jones
Estate Of Gustav Z. Rot; petition for probate Of
viii filed. Attorney, Joseph r. Fague.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


Chambers VI. Robin continued for She term
Plaintiffs attorney Charles ". Dan. defendant
attorney. Joseph L. Topper.
Brel Is. Rowland; verdict Tor plaintiff for pos
session ii property. Plaintiffs attorney. ]. ".
GauRhlau. defendants attorney A. b. Webb.
Ross IS kinmel e. al; verdict for plaintiff foE
S5&G against j. PAU Smith, motion for new
tial Sled Plaintiffs attorneys. J. J. Darlington
and Worihingy0n, Head q Fuaiieyi defendants At
t0uey, John Kl0ut-
Barln vs. Fit1pltIick ct a. verdict for plaiutn
for as9A against Timothy Fitzpatrick only. Plain
tits attorneys r. A. Bowen and T. G. Handy; de-
PENDANTS attorney. Charles f. Wilson.
Assignments fT today
No So H9mhiower ". George Washington Uni-
Versliy. Attorneys. b. W. hackett-W. C. Clephane
and VI. +. Mattingy.
No. D5 Walters vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Lecke. Fulton d
Cox-C A. Douglas
No. 4ll Ward vs.. Narnel. Attorneys Brown &
Earnest-W. j. Mattingiy.
10 6i7 Holiday -. P0tomac Electric Poser
Company At;Uneys. T. A. Jones and George e.
shiun-J. J. Darlington and A. S. WCrthinston
No 5a Price IS Jones. Attorneys, a. A lips
coulh aud ~. N, Ellson-Mian & Smith and j.
No. ssh sieeks vs.. Lotus. ATTORNEYS. F. II.
Hubtard-lTvmg Williamson and Campbell Car
rngton.
40. So Marshall vs. Mercer. Attorneys. " B.
Matthews. F.-FFed b. Rhodes
Circuit CIT No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Ma1imma vs. Haggar and kaisgaeusisn vs.. Hag-
eaT. motion fer Fetsx costs granted and docket fee
allosed ia each case. Claimants attorneys. Wolf
& Rosenberg
Lamson s.. BrCnemann Ct 81; Judgment hy de-
fault fof gJ1 Plaiatif's attorney. r. l. Giles.
OSeiu a co. ". Lippiao0tt; oEder refund
to plaintiff SO deposit Cor costs
Cover IS. southern Railway Company: given TO
3uy. Plaintiffs attorneys, Psdgett & Forrest; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert & Haml-
ton.
Assignments for to-day:
30. i7s Nosss vs.. Chase. Attorneys, L. J..
AiatheF-W j. Lambert.
No. AS. kuickerbockCr ice Company vs.. Willis.
Attorneys. J. J, Dariington-Carii & johnson.
No. l56. Merillat vs. Brennan Construction Con
PAM. Attorneys MCriilat a AmT1se-J. J. Oar
hngton Hamilton, Colbert 4 Hamilton.
No. SIS Cam0dy Construction Company vs.. stan
nard. Attorneys. L. II. Thomas-HamltoB. C0ibari
s Hamilton.
No 30 TayIc, rs. Heron Attorneys. " Il
finkins-C. Z, imig
No. p Oliver Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Wilmington Railroad Company Attorneys. A. S
WoTthington-M Mckinney & FlanncTy.
Nos 335 and $50. Polling IS Capital Traction
Company, Attorneys. Il. Il. Gl2sse-li. Ross PERI
l. Sen
No. c. Dawson IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Alex kig0ar, Cuttings &
CeambeTliu-h amilton, Colbert q Hamilton.
Ne s. Ransom rs. Capital Traction Company
ATTORNEYS, +. W Hackett-R Ross Perry Son
No. as. Barnes IS slater Attorneys, TuTurT q
Mitchell-Ge0rge T. Williams
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
OLD SUIT TO BE RETIRED.

Mrs. Kate Babbett Killed by Loco
motive Explosion Four Years Ago.
Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md, April 24-James Z,
Hanley. as administrator of the estate OF
Mrs. Kate n Babbett. who was killed at
Elkins, W. Va, nearly four years ago by
the explosion of boiler Of a locomotive
Of the West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg Railway, has brought suit for $1,000
damages at EIkins. The wagon top and
dome" of the boiler. weighing six tons.
was carried over the tops of number Of
buildings and struck the rear Of Mrs.
Babbetts house tearing it almost to
pieces and killing her instantly. The case
was tried two years ago. and resulted IN
the plaintiff losing The case was ap-
pealed TO the Supreme Court, and the de-
cision of the lower court was reversed
and the case was Temanded for new trial
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
DAILY COURT RECORD.
"Wednesday, April "A, 1000
supreme Court Of the Un.ted states

supreme Court of the Untted states.
Present; The Chief Justice. Sir. Justice Harlan.
Ar- Justice Brewer Air. Justice White, Mr.. Justice
Peokham, SIR. Justice MoKennn, Sir Justice
Hosmes Alr Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Isaac B. Kimhgeil. Of Kansas City, No, was ed
mitted 10 practice
No. 20. Isaac Berksm e. a.. appellants. sam
uei II. AaTcguse. testamentaFy executor. &ci aD-
peal from the Circuit Court Il the United States
Tor the Eastern district o. Louisiana; dismissed.
with costs, pursuant 10 the tenth rule.
No. 25. George Dcslious ct al. petitioners, vs..
La Compagnie Generate Trans AtlaHti4ne. owner.
&e continued par stipulation.
30, 557 William II. Ellis. plaintiff in error, rs.
The United States.
Nos. ssi e5 and 6ss Eastern Dredging Coia-
pany, plaintiff in errur vs.. Tho United States; and
Nos. CO.., CSC. and 669. Bay State Dredging Com
pany, plaintiff in eTor The United States argl-
ment concluded by Mr. W. OTison Underwood for
the Bay State Dredging Company. and submitted by
Mr. j. T. Watson for William IT. Ellis.
No. rs The mayor-and aldermen Il Che City q
Nicksbgrg appellants, N. VicssbuFg Waterworks
Company argument commenced by Air. HBnnis Tayr
of Tor The appellants. continued by AR J. HiFsh
for the appellee and concluded By MF, HanHis Tay-
or for the appellants,
No, l0A Henry A. 81. Smith. receiver SC. plain
tin in error. K. II. Jennings, treasurer, &c. ar
g1ment commenced b. Mr. 7. W. Bacot for the
plaiE-in Ia error
Adjournment until to-day at z O'Clock
The day call for Thursday. April 4. win De fol-
lows; Nos. l4 2z. rs and G9i. 80 - land Hi,
81 and %, Ss. zl %, aud %.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
LOVING'S DEED IS DENOUNCED
Friends of Estes Say Father Acted
Too Hastily.
Declare There Was No Ground for
Belief That Young woman
Was Harmed.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. April 24-Friends OF
the Estes family. OF which Theodore
Estes who was shot and killed Monday
by Judge " G. Loving for the alleged
mlstreatment OF his daughter. was a
member. express the opinion that there
was no ground for Judge Loving thinking
that Estes had wronged and drugged the
young woman during the drive Sunday
evening
They claim Estes gave the young lady
a drink Of liquor from a small fas K
which he had in his pocket, and the i'm
preston is she was intoxicated, and moth
ing more Indeed, the fact that Estes went
about HIS work the following day. ard
the claim that he called al the home
where he left the girl at night the fol-
lowing morning 20 accompany her 10
her home, though she did not go with
him, gives rise 70 "a growing belief here,
as we'll as in Nelson County. that Judge
Loving must have been mistaken in his
opinion. However. that he believed his
daughter had been wronged is evidenced
by the manner in which he sought out
and killed the man.
A report from Livingston, the home
Of the Estes family. to-day. is 10 the
effect that there IS a bitter feeling there
against Judge Loving.
The funeral OF Estes took place this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the resi-
dence Of the parents of the deceased, in
Lovingston.
Nearly a thousand persons were present
at the home and at the grave. A brief
funeral service was conducted at the resi-
dence by Rev. II. F. B. Martin, of the
Methodist church, and the committal
service was conducted by the Lovingst0n
Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Fully a hundred negroes were present
at the funeral.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
Greer Not Likely to Enter.

Boston, Mass April 24-The rumor
that Frank Greer. the seuller. might row
for the diamond SOULS at Henley, fo-
which Constance S. Titus has declared his
intention Of entering, viii probably end
In talk A well-known oarsman says that
the Boston Athletic Association is not
considering sending Greer over, and, fur
Their that Greer is not eligible under the
Henley rules. In view Of the stand taken
by the Henley stewards last winter TO
discourage the entry Of American oars
men. it is improbable that the entries Of
either Titus or West viii be accepted.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
aLoop-cLgANlNo TINE.

To make a splendid Blood Medi-
lcine. which every one should take
at this time Of year, mix: Fluid
Extract Dandeiion one-half ounce,
Compound KargoB one ounce,
Compound Syrup sarsaparilia three
ounces. Shake well in a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after
meals and at bedtime.
A weIl-known local druggist
states that these are all harmless
Ingredients. which any pharmacy
can supply at nominal cost.
This simple mixture. though
easily prepared. is said 10
strengthen the kidneys. forcing
them to filter and strain from the
blood all impure waste matter and
acids which cause Rheumatism.
Nervousness, Skin Eruptions.
Sores. Boils and Pimples and other
effects of Unclean Blood.
Now is the time 10 rid the system
Of disease and build up the full
blood count Of 50 per cent red cor
puscles. which means perfect
health
Mix this yourself.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
CnIrIn MILLER.

Harrisonburg. Va. April 24-Calvin Mil
Ter. father Of H. B. Miller. formerly edi-
tor of the Harrisonburg Free Press, is
dead al his home near Harrisonburg
after an illness of several weeks. Mr.
Miller was seventy years Of age. and dur
ing the civil war was a gunner in Chew's
Battery of the army of Northern Virginia
He was a lifelong Democrat He leaves
a wife and two children.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore, April 2A-Building Inspector
Preston reported TO Mayer Timanus TO-
day that on his return to his home last
night he had received letter signed
f. K. Nelson, vice president and secre-
tary OF the Composite Tile Roofing Com
pany. inelosing him certificates made out
In his name for FIVE shares Of the capital
stock Of the company. the same evidently
being intended as a gift to him. To-day
Mr.. Preston returned the stock 10 MF.
Nelson, with a request that the certii-
Gates be conceled and all references to
the transaction be erased from the stock
book Of the concern.
Mayor Timanus Surprised.
Mayor Timanus was very much sur
prised at the information given him by
Mr.. Preston, who furnished him with
copies Of the correspondence between
himself and Mr.. Nelson. The letter
signed by Mr.. Nelson. which Mr.. Pres
ton received last night. was as follows:
Dear Sir-We are sending you here
with fivet5) shares Of the Composite Tile
Roofing Compsny's stock at the par
value Of one hundred 5000 dollars per
share, which we beg you win accept
I'VE are satisfied OF the value Of our
material, and take this method Of
drawing your particular attention and
inviting your interest in the same. We
are placing the brick on the market IN
Baltimore in competition with common
brick. It is a better material in aD-
peETance and costs less 10 lay, and
also takes less mortar.
I'VE should be glad 10 have you apply
TO US for further estimates on any
piece Of work that you may have which
viii require the material Yours very
/ truly.
THE COMPOSITE TILE ROOFING co.
| +. X NELSON.
'Vice president and secretary
stops work On Building.
/ Mr.. Preston stated that some time
ago he stopped the construction OF a
warehouse in which the blocks made
/ by this concern were being used. He
said he did not believe 81 the time
that the walls composed OF the blocks
furnished a sufficiently secure resting
place for the joists OF the building. \
/ representative Of the concern then
came to see him, be said, and TO him
/ he made certain suggestions which the
/ representative apparently felt solved a
problem the company had been wrest-
/ Ing with He promised. Mr. Preston
said. 10 make the necessary changes.
/ but Mr. Preston declared to-day that
he heard nothing from him or the COM
pany until he received the letter last
night.
Inquiry az the Office Of the company
/ disclosed the fact that 8ir. Nelson Is
in New York to-day.
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Lawsuits.

No 1891. Geoigians L. Martin Theodore A.
Hooker; csTtiorah Defendants attorneys, Z. a.
Jones and George c. shinn.
No. ig57s United Brass Manufacturing Company
vs. Thomas Humphrey & Sen; Judgment Il 7, II.
Callum g. r. for Sll9@. Plaintiffs attorney. L.
T. Loving.
No $3.50 Bauiet A. Caslen ct al IS, District q
Columbia; cortiorari. Plaintiffs attorneys. Gittings
& Chsmberiin and Il. f. Mum.
No $500 southern Printers supply Company
William a. Garrett. account, s3a2i7. Plaintiff At
inrrars Hlair G Thnra
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25

New York, April 2L-Columbia's rowing
squad has lost Hemrich, No. 5. OF last
years boat through scholarship ineiigi-
lbiity Heinrich rs behind in one OF his
last years engineering courses, and may
have 10 drop his class on this account.
which would keep him out of the big race
1t POughkecpsie June IS.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
FAY GOULD WINNER.
Takes Two Sets in International
Tennis Tournaments.

London. April 24--Young Jay Gould. the
American champion tennis player. who
was the runner-up in last years interna-
tional championship contest, to-day won
HIS first match for the trophy at the
Queens Club defeating his opponent.
Cross, two straight sets, by scores of
60. 6-1
Young Gould showed wonderful i'm
provement over his play of last year. and
il is believed that he win carrs- the trophy
back to America.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
LIQUOR LAW TO BE ENFORCED.

Anti-salOOn League Asks for MONT
gOmery County Appropriation.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd, April 4.-Alfred Wilson.
president of the Montgomery County Anti
Saloon League, and Rev. Thomas J.
Packard, rector OF Christ Episcopal
Church at this place, representing the
Anti-SalOOn League, appeared before the
county commissioners here and asked that
$500 be placed at the disposal Of States
Attorney Peter fer use in collecting evil
dence against violators Of the local OPP
ton law OF the county.
It was represented that the law is being
violated in various sections Of the county,
and that the only way in which to secure
conviction is through the work OF detee-
tives The commissioners did not take
any definite action.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
Mystic Circle 40 Meet.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Baltimore, April 24-The biennial meeting
of the Grand Ruling of Maryland, Juris-
dietion No. 10. Fraternal Mystic Circle,
will be held tomorrow. The order has
about two thousand members IN the Mary
land Ruling. which includes Maryland,
Delaware. and the District Of Columbia.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25

fer; digores complainant's solicitor. M T. eiink-
scales.
No a00. John W. Blackwell V 81 Elizabeth
Browning; 10 sat aside deed. Csmplainznts solic-
tor, 81 r. clinkscales
No. 203l Anna b Conway -. Albert r. Conway;
divorce. Complainant's solicitor, + II. Thomas.
No Z0sZ james II. saFille, trustee. Mary
Agnes Clark e. al 10 instruct Trustee. Complain
ants solicitor Fulton Lewis.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25
W. L. Murray Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Salisbury, n. c., April paw. l. Muir
ray. part owner Of Spencer Inn, died sud
denly to-day of hemorrhage Of the lungs.
He was fhirty-two years old, and leaves
two brothers and sister.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25

Harrisonburg, Va, April 24-Joseph n
B. Kratzer. a farmer Of Linville. died this
morning. He was fifty-five years of age
and had been a mail contractor for some
years past He leaves wife and five
children.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-25

No E0N. Charles A. Cook vs.. George NJ. En-
mCTich, treasurer: 10 substitute trustee. Complain
ante solicitor. J. A. Aiaedel
No z08. Amy H. Brown vs. Mary Y. Cissei ct
al partition Compartments solicitor. G. J. AI'iT
ply
Nc. Sos. Mary 0. Bosisr 70 Armisteaa h. Hof