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Einlnsnt Minlster Is. -PreaehIl.

.TEs Rev. j. u. Race; Of Rendham,
.Eta,s viii preach at the First M; n,
shrgoa tomorrow at 1876 o'clock:
7ey, Race Is the father Of the Rev.
John d. Race, President Of chattanoo.
go University, and =. & Race, Of this
city. Rev. Race has many friends
here, who are always glad Of an op.
.9oFttuni'y 70 hear him in
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.jMIIethodIst Protsstant Iemple.


h d oomaeldi pastor Tomorrow sta
will be the last sanda Of our confer 4'tl
ence year and gwelare nxions3 10 make
AL very elpfuls day. sunday school 9
at 1880 a. ms and com lon service
att0:4 d. m. The hour Of the; evening
service has been changed to 1880
O'Clock. The subject 81 the evening
sermon win be Eoold ing Backwards,
and its Relationto M6xing Forward
ipHs Monday evening at etg hit o'clock q
,fSee lecture on Japan, Ito PEOPLE,
Their Foblems and One ooh viii lEl'
delivered IN the Temple aldltc lrB1
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go nautIst. .chureh

IRey. w u pas
tofsde siFes to haye 4 larg attendance
present al the morning seFyie &c vi \ hear !,al
REV. w o. Valentine, who has, spent
seven years In Blrmah as mission N y " 2:
ary. All who heard him at the assoi
citation at Boothsyille4 will1Sbe glad TO TO
hear him again HIS mission here Is
10 present tie conditions and needs
and not to olicitmoney. Thetser'yice
will be lat 10: IS. The evening service
at 8 O'clock, the pastor will spreachsoln
sThe Sin and Shame Of Apostasy. Z
The Sunday schools Will meet at $3.50,
900 and 42:s0. The B. Y. z. q. VIII
sbelled by Mr. Wills Noryill at s.45.
Acordial inyitationis extended to all.
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5Nlottce e subscrslbers.

.sny ely sllbsctlb her missing the
West viFglnian can optaInsa duplicate
copy from the ofiice ~ ringing 81
Consolidated or Gs Bell, not later than
1900 p; m. 1T Isl tie aim d the CHI:
lation Department to- maintain a
high standard Of saryice and the co.
operation Of patrons il solicited In re.
porting any ifregnia Ties. tfs
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GIyAltlAS BIZ ltlS, Az u In st Lst
4e Williams wife Of Hugh Williams;
VAS struck by d freight trainsat Bits
itotat iO.f yesterday morning and
met instant death The victim q this.
terrible accident was seyenty,toug
years Of age ana one Of the most high
ly respected women Of this commune
tn she was The mother of Stephen
Williams, the we'll known merchant
d thIs city
the tine 81 the accident Mrs J.
Williams was zen rodteS to this city,
where she intended spending a few
days as tie glJsst Of one Of her sons.
While quite old Ne was g well ptesry-
.ed woman and IA sas able TO nal e the
trim without mn II stigue, During the
pleasant Weatbsr She has made many
trips out among her children and
friends. III
The dent ed right q the
Bristol assenger station and IN full
view Of a number 81 people The hus-
3bale at the time was no iding the h6rss
IS attached to the rig which had
brought them to the station. I
M williams had Just assisted Ills
wife from the buggy and, hearing q
train approaching believed II to be tie
passenger train On which she was 10
dome here oavIsIt her son, Stephen
Williams. T6ey5were atI the time Scn
1.-THE opposite side, 3 fhte ack from the
Platform ana without looking Mrs.
Williams started across the track, to
reach the platform in time to board
the train: II
size had Just reached the center Of
the track when the engine tot The
through freight train struck aer and
urled her body about tW !! feet She
expired almost instantly J;
At point not far from her home g
she started to cross the railroad tracks
and 1t IS believed that she was not
aware Of The presence Of the 4 rproac!'hEf;
i6g train 81 she has IN the past been
very careful about waallStng on the rail- lstl
road track. on this occasion she
stepped on 9tne tFsck AIRY y tEo w y
the rapid moving tram ana sg ~ an IN
slant her 1iteless BODY was hurled llFs Is. Y
one sldei OIL Ins ~ Il 49,
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'chrls 4. 81 cHiiIroh.

VI Rev i, AK Barnes rector Holy
eucharist 40 q. nj; Sunday school.
$3.50 81 M; morning prayer ana 'lit;
any, 4; clock first Sunday and
festiyals second celebration Of holy
eucharist 1916 a. MI; eyensongs 1880
p. n 4. Friday, eysnsoag 7:s9 p. M;
holy days5holg eucharist 80 p, M.
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TOEPOf8TO fstIie @ onSItt Ion Of
sIlEfha FNirs lIahonal Blink 1at Fairmont

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lstioas I. I; ~. I. 100000
SsssGaas sSgs Y 100000
lU:s s. Bonds on hand e ". " "
. TsSiRR "sss a sSass 8.
ss tIstais5 Rea sss4ssoo
sTsot isssrve agents. i fsi47796 50.
DIE from State Banks and I
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s faSsigI and eeats s0ss.51s
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5Rsdsnption fund win Us s.
Treasurer per cent. Of n
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named Bank DO solemnlJ wear tiaE ttleS
Above 81 Nj einent Is tue to vi best of my
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olFy Name on Esg For The lar
SetS ~ This Gift,t6id

BURG Aug
vergie 10y 81 Rpckman,
NJ eyeralReeSs 81 wrote Her name
and address on III egg which was
spac III apd lship d It8besans q part
,of the supplies "a limited Statns
gsltp Severn ~
thin the pas few days Miss 10y
has received formal roposals Of mas
5iage from 5nearly eyery unpa rried.
man ton TIE ship; many sof them encloss
sIng photS g Ms y
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WAT t z Boyd md
Rook i6 }. d. Burns NJ " Crows:
a1town W. w. oNeil aIannlhg
'on Charles Els, wheeling WI
arNen aIasontown j Wilsogs
WeIch.
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BOOK coyet given free 10 each puEs
haser CT school books. Glope Book
s|of W
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School satehel and boo ls cover gixen
free Is eachpuFcha ser 81 school books
AZ for tAsa. Globe Boot issIttefe. ID
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SCHOOL bouls ana supplies az Globe
Book store watscn esss bIdg.
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SHOW thegsubs itlltor that yot have
4 Mind 81 gaar va ~ ettlas
ssSg AsE ron
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School looks ana suppl a Globe
Baek store VA son 2 slas #
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Free on fequeat school satchei %,
each pafchasercl school hpohh Globe
Book Store Il
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Clyde Baliah, Loves
rIl ward J.. CUNNING am Hove
a1i N. Wilson. clarksBurg;
s n Grafton; " W 9'Neli,
s'ann on; Al lohnsol z WI
oa J. NJ Foster, WESTON I. y, sits
lon. d. 3. Reeder MIS- e 3. ReaFaoil
Amos
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II orly otil test ote.
4 The following vote M III
O'Clock FFiday evening
District Nc.
Paul n: Haw1dn s 81.
Freddy Eddy * I y y l es5
Art Kern 81. IS. ~
Ruth Possea 4. 1 . i {: osii 8
aiauae Hartley Y
Grace Jamison 22ee
Georgia Hunsaker Ssss
Mae Crolln +. 4. "
Thelma ssatterheld y. ~. & t y
leila Kerns Il. 5,ssg
Sterling r. Rigg \, 5S y
Carrie Barr 6Sa5
Hazel GfItith y. 1, I. so
Dorsey Abbott sI5S y:
sGFace Jones Il! !. = y
Blanch Linn II 4: g
Daniel Cook 4, !. 5N
Nettie Groves aQ
Morris SAND srs SO
Frances Ward y
Charles Wilson ssll
Roy 4: Wise y b
Rufus ytton J. IS. /. !. 81
Leonard Deegan \ W. r
District los NJ
Frances sla ter e
Mildred Parsons |. !5,,l g
claudia Men eely y Y 0isss
Dsnna Morris y. |: !. ! %
Gladys Toothmal 4. 1oo
Jamie Jollitte 4. 4. 4. h q
Ethel Roegr SON tso
Daisy Flowers .s:as N. eQ y
Iona Roby y. +, 4; sSs So
Alice jerks 5SQ
Martha Stewart ..i.!.s. X Z: 80
District No,
Forest Spring er ls 'll
Philip Paterson X n IA: 9g5
Sfabie5 aisrrifeIi IN. $40 $50
Gertrude Crisis 3: 50
Odra stealey !. e y
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sehools books at Globe Book Store,
watson Hotel baild ing ! N "
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By M, Yokayama. a native OF Japan
Remember ne hour elght O'Clock
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Z. MIlIonioaaah PresbYt srIans Eareh.

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Rev w. q. David pastor All are
invited the following services: Sun
day; school at 1000 a IN, topic, "a
Thrilling Spy Story. Preaching at
~ 100 subject, The Dignity Of La.
Dor, a Labor Day sermon. Sunday
school at MIDI Teton at SIP. m. Preach.
Ing at Middleton on. Thursday at 7:45
p. nj, when All. interested In Night
Glass and Reading Circles are asked
to be present sT
Free on request a school satcher t.
each purchaser Of schoor6ooks. Globe
Book Store. II:
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catholic church.

Rev a Boutlou, pastor Mass every
Sunday ats and 10 O'Clock IN. Eyens
ing degotioas at 1880 O'clock consist
ing 81 the rosary and benedie tlon.
Mass every morning during the week
at 900 o'clock &
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il zion i |, espslst Church!

MIS- Ion 5sE3 ~ Y
w Robinson, pastor Sunday
ischoo Fat 10 9: M. preaching at a a.
MI BY the pastor, subject The Youth
flll Vision: b: y. RI q. at e p. m.
Preas ching at SIP: N sby pastor, Exals
tatton Through Humility Let us ren-
der unto Caesar the things that are
Caesars and unto God the things that
are Gods We should show ON anpre.
citation Of the gcodne file Lord by
meeting at the plae y worship on the
Lords Day. The pastors farewell 9Fe.
ception and lecture viii the
church ats D. m. septe Ihe
public Is cordially invited q ali 81 the
above services: q I'M.
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ExTRA ssEc sVoTEs.
n cLAss No. q. b
is City Enpieys
Mabel MeFriaeid ;3 y g

Il City EEnploye
Mabel M y ,,,i: 5tss7o
Ralph Doolittls i II \ NJ ste
. Crimes a \ 4 II; NJ y g
Fred Fleming . !: ~
Daisy Flowers ,sgo
Raymond = HalleF ( ;ss5 =
i'll: i. satterield ,iTg
p. sB Harden stte
Y o. B Dudley ss. ~
Rufus Lyttoh 2so
Frank Fisher J: 4. !. ~
Jesse Dent I. s6sQ
Tony cltmo 5e
A. q. Kern. X. 80
sale Newell 6se
KIP Flening y
Lee Parker ess
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cLAss Na 3

Most Popular Rsllroad Traction, Glass
Hou,a or Factory Employe.
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The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
RAILROAD
Bulletin.
OPENING OF THE SEASON AT CAPE MAY

The opening OF the Hotel Cape May at Cape May about
the middle Of June will be milestone in the record Of this his
orc This splendid house perfect example OF 10th cen
ury hotel construction and supplies Cape May what has long
been lacking modern hotel accommodations Of the highest grade
Hard by the hotel the land which has been made by
turning portion Of the marshes dowde up number OF hand
cottages have been built and will be tenanted this The
new avenues built sidewalks have been laid and the
settlement is taking on air Of stately permanency.
In the older section the private cottages filling with their
owners who return to them with uninterrupted regularity, while
those available for seasons occupancy being taken rapidly by
those who know the advantage Of getting settled for the summer
early
The Pennsylvania Railroads fine train service from Broad
Street Station Philadelphia introduced last year, will be resumed
in June and amped BY this direct connection in
Broad Street Station will be made with Baltimore and Washington
trains avoiding any transfer the city. The service from
Market Street Wharf Philadelphia Winsow Junction. will be
improved and quckened
Now the consider the charms and advantages Of Cape
MAY as summer home and the the decision made the bet
ter for the prospecor,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
CREDITORS SUE ICE CONCERN.
John =. Agnew Company Wants
$1,000 from Stockholders.

Park Agnew and Archibald Greenlees.
trading as John p. Agnew d Co, cred
ltors Of the Purity Ice Company, yester-
day filed suit against that company
Stiison Hutchins. Lee Hutchins, William
j. Dante. and John +. Graw, as officers,
and Lucas p. Loving. as trustee-to col
lect about NGi1 which they ailege 10 be
due % them. 1t is stated that the Purity
Ice Company has creditors holding claims
against II aggTegating $1,000.
The suit fleI is TO enforce the liability
Of the persons named as trustees and
officers Of the ice company, which was
adjudgcd bankrupt about "a year ago. and
for alleged violation Of their duties as
such officers I'm favor Of the stockholders
Of that company. Agnew * co. are the
largest creditors Of the company, except
SuIson Hutchins, who claims there is due
him about $4,000.
A similar suit was brought by the same
parties about a year ago against practi-
caly the same defendants o. enforce the
liability Of the stockholders Of the ice
company. and this suit is still pending, a
d-muTrer IN the same having been over
ruled by Justice Gould recently and tbs
defendants required 10 answer.
I'm the bin fled yesterday il is set fortl
that the trustees in bankruptcy in Feb
ruaTy last sold OFT the ice plant, and j
I is alleged that. though purchased In the
name Of George 7. Bohrer, II was a
reality purchased for and in the iuteres
I Of Stilson Hutchins for Si2,100. although
/ the plant was carried on the books Of th'
/ company as an asset valued at Sl5og0.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library OF Conrress-Open a. N. % % p. m. on
secular DAYS; from 2. N. 70 10 p m. on Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Litrary-Opsn Q a. m. % p m. holidays,
70 q. m. % % p. m. Sundays ? 20 30 ?. m
Executive Nars.an-Opsn 30 q. N. 20 ? p. m
United States CapIt7l-Opsn 9 O. m. 70 p. m.
United States Trea-uy-Orcn a. N. 20 2 .. M.
State War and Navy Depuments-0Teu a. m.
b Q ?. m The original Declaration Of Undergraduates
is IN the Library Of the State Department.
United States Patent Unlce-Open a m 70 :
p m.
United States Pension Burcau-Open a. n -
?. 10.
United States Postofcc-oren 9 a. N. - ?. m
Washington City Post-otics-OTeu all hours. The
Dead Letter OHce is N the city pos,-ofice.
National Botanic Gardeus-Opeu g. m. 20 P m
Fish Cmmission-Opgn g A. IN. % : ,. 10
Army Medical Musaum-Opsn a. IN 20 p m
National AIlseum-Open q, in. 70 ?. ~ ,iae.ld-
/ iEs holidays.
/ Smithsonian hstl,uti1u-Open a. n. 70 : p n.
/ ,iucigiiug holidays.
Agricultural Dauarment-Opan Q e. n % 1 p n
/ Bureau q ENGRAVING and Priatlus-ODsu a. N.
| 20 20 . m
! Washington Monument G5s'3 feet IN hsight-open
/ 9 a. n. 10 $50 ?. N GIeutor does not rIn after
/ 40 2. mJ
/ Cgrcossn Gallery Of Art-Open ESQ q m 70 2 m.
| in winter: a. m. 20 3 p. "a in summer. sundays-
/ 80 p. II. 20 5 p n. Gop,ns in midslmm7r. Ad-
mission free on TUESDAYS. Thursdays. saturdays and
| Sundays other DAYS. &c admission.
Government Printing UHcs-0pen 70 e. n 70
?. m.
Navy Yard-open a. m. 70 $50 g. u.
IL TIE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb o. Washington
/ -Dpgu Il q. m % 5 p. m.
| Arlington National Cemetery- Open all day.
Cathedral Grounds. TlunaIyt0au ro4d-Upen e.
N. 20 G ?.
United States Soldiers Hgme-OPcn 2 q N. e
l sunset.
biological Pars-Open an day.
R1cz Greek Bridge and Park.
/ CfeTy Chase ami hUsing-ln.
Naval ObsarTatarv-Opeu g o. m. 20 9 p n
Cabin John Bridge Catholic University, and AleI
aLiria.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

After three days Of strenuous enter
.tainment, concluding with a reception At
the Corcoran Art Gallery last evening.
some six hundred healthy looking MEM
bers OF the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit
Association Of the United States and
Canada will board special at the B. &
10. station this morning and allow them
selves TO be the recipients Of a series Of
elaborate functions planned in their honor
by their Baltimore brethren.
The three days spent in the nations
most beautiful city We're with the eXcep-
ton Of yesterday, filed with most excel
lent weather and from reports thoroughly
enjoyed by all the Hotel Mems Mutual
Benefit Association OF the Unitd States
and Canada people. Baltimore hospital
ity is famous, and the hotel men are look
ling forward to their visit with much joy
/ and thirst.
/ The Eet-aW9y-day programme OF their
/ Washington meet was conspicuous by the
/ absence of any sort of lunch fest ON
/ cially, the hotel men and their families
/ did not eat yesterday. but il is rumoTed
/ that several unofficial meals were dis
posed Of. The weather spoiled one Of the
! features Of the days eNercises-the bicy-
LCle police drill. II also spoiled the cop
{ pers' uniforms and tempers as they were
/ kept out In the rain In front Of the Ar
/ lington, waiting for the word 10 start the
| dUings, long enough TO get well dTencleO
/ with rain water.
/ Armed with umbrellas, several hundred
Of the visitors took chance on pucu-
\ monia and trolleyed merrily 10 Fort Myel
i'm the afternoon to witness the specia
I cavalry and artillery drill planned foi
their amusement The crack troops O
the Thirteenth did all their marvellous
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
NEGRO STABS ANOTHER,
Cutting ARRAY over Woman Ends
Fatally.

Gilbert Lewis. a young col0red man
living at lOl5 Thirty-Grst street north
west. stabbed and fatally injured Eugene
Rutherford. also colored. OF Zl42 Newport
place. during a fight at 1924 Twenty-sev-
enth street about 5 o'clock Wednesday
evening.
Lewis was arrested ny Policeman Young
about z o'clock, but it was not until 4
o'clock yesterday morning that the body
Of Rutherford was discovered in the rear
of the residence Of Thomas Studds. 12-0
Tweuty-seventh street Studs, who
found the body, notified the police at the
Seventh precinct, where the corpse Of
the murdered man was taken. The coro-
ner was notified.
Lewis, when locked up at the Seventh
precinct. admitted the killing. and told
the police that Rutherford, who is a
stranger in that part Of Washington, had
been paying attentions to his wife for
some time but that there had been no
previous trouble. A large butcher knife
was found in Lewis home by Policeman
o. J. Trennis and taken TO the station.
Lewis identified it as the one with which
the cutting was done.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
AGNEW OUT UNDER BOND.
Declares He Can Produce Shares of
StOcl, for Mrs. keene

HAbtk lot hEAs NfFhf.
The case against Samuel II. Agnew.
aCCuved by Airs. Carter Keene Of obtain
ing money under false pretenses IN con-
nection with certain dealings in stocks,
was filed in tho Police Court yesterday.
and the hearing indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Agnew was represented ny Attorneys
Thompson d Laskey, who furnished bond
for the appearance of their client. It is
understood that a date for the hearing
Will be set by the agreement Of the pros
ecuting attorney and the defendants
counsel
Few additional facts were brought out
in regard TO the case yesterday. 1t ap-
pears that the shares Of steel stock were
purchased through the office of Hickey
d Rlumenberg. Mr. Agnew buying them
I'm his own name Nr. Agnew, in his for
NAL statement Of the matter yesterday,
said:
Il have the certificates Of the twenty
five shares Of steel stocks bought for Mrs
Keene. and rs soon as she is ready to
pay the balance due upon them, I VIII
deliver them TO her. or 10 her broker,
made out in her own name The shares
show the date Of purchase
Mr.. AgneW was arrested in West Or
ange. \. J., on warrant sworn out here
by Mrs. Keene. He was brought to the
city Wednesday night by Detective War
rem
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk, Newport Nevs. and all
points SJuta-Noholk and Washington steamers
every day in the year az $50 D. 90, and day
steamer. even dates IN May. leaving az 2 A. m.
To Mount NouU-Steamer Aiacslester daily, 10
a.. m. and l,ij p. m. from seventh street wharf.
To AleMudra-FeUy steamer LaCsaWanna every
hour and a haG from a. M. 20 ,. N.
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological PARK, Chevy
Chase, aud kensiugtUl-Cars from Fifteenth street
sud New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
Funeral of John Locke.

The funeral of John Locke. who died
Tuesday at his home. Ills Eighth
street northwest will be held this
morning at his residence Mr.. locke
was born IN Heath. England, and came
to this country when a boy. He stood
high in Masonic circles. and was the
past grand priest Of the District Scot
tish Rite Masons He is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Locke and Mrs
Penloy. and by son. Albert Locke.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR p

Gatchel the critic on correct dress, will
advise you as 10 the proper styles and
fabrics for your summer suits.
1t will be to your interest to leave the
matter Of dress to his experienced judg-
ment.
The excellent fabrics he is showing for
his special line Of navy sack suits, at S25,
will convince you that he handles only
cloths of quality and worth Get samples
at his shop. 1905 F street.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

stunts for the delectau0n Of the caravan
sary Coterie. and the spectators were
unanimously of the opinion that it was
great" and too cute for anything ac-
cording 70 their sex. Especially pleased
were those hotel men. who in the course
Of their careers have had soldiers stop
ping at their hotels. and thus feel them
selves qualified as military experts.
In the evening everybody went 10 the
Corcoran Gallery of Art and looked upon
the pictures and statuary. Many Of the
hotel men seemed 10 know great deal
about the valuable paIntinEs.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

Alleging that Herman Fleck had a wife
living from whom he was not divorced
when he went through the form Of a mar
riage ceremony with her, December 12,
1904, at Jersey City, Nellie Webster yes
terday pettioned the Supreme Court to
aunul the marriage. Attorney W. w.
Bride represents the petitioner.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

Helen Finlay Cook yesterday began suit
against Richard L. Cook for absolute
divorce, alleging infidelity and naming a
correspondent They were married in
Charlottesville, Va. June q. 1903, and
have one child. whose custody the mother
seeks. She also demands alimony. At
torney Frank D. Blackstone appears for
Mrs Cook.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

A jury in Justice Barnard's court yes
terday adjudged the following-named
persons TO be of unsound mind: Daniel
Allen. William Brannon, Samuel COving-
ton. Mary G. Douglas. Harry Glover,
Sallie Park, Ernest J. Reamy, and Mary
r. Watts. Addie Clark was adjudged 70
be of sound mind