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The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
HIGH SCHOOL CLUB FORMED
0arsmen Organize to Foster Interest
in Aquatic Sports.
officers Elected and n Constitution
Adopted at Meeting in the Riggs
House Last Night.

The Interscholastic Rowing Association
was formally organized at a meeting Of
the active members last night in the par
lors Of the Riggs House. The officers
elected were as follows: President,
Thomas c. Noyes; vice president, Philip
T. Gary; secretary, Thomas Hume; treas
urer. II. 5. Reeside.
The committee on the constitution sub
mitted @ copy Of constitution and by
laws. which was read and tentatively
accepted. II is stated in the constitution
that the purpose Of the organization shall
be 10 promote and make rowing finan-
cially possible TO high school boys There
is also a clause in the instrument which
prohibits smoking, drinking, and Sunday
rowing
It IS the purpose OF the organization TO
elect a board Of control, which matter
Will be taken up at the next meeting Of
the body.
The question Of a clubhouse is as yet
undecided but a committee on ways and
means. with Adrian Slzer as chairman,
was appointed and will make its report
at the next meeting.
The club viii be maintained under the
supervision Of the active mem
bers. who will have entire charge Of all
matters pertaining 10 the club and its
welfare. The active membership will be
limited TO 100, and the dues viii be $50 a
year. There will also be a sustaining
the dues for which will be
80 a year. There is TO be no limit on
the student membership. the only stipula-
tlon being that an applicant must be, or
must have been, a high school student
The students dues viii be s. a year.
The consensus Of opinion among prom
inent oarsmen IS that the Potomac af-
fOrds as good facilities for rowing as any
stream in the country, and il is used less
for this purpose. IN proportion to its size.
than any river in the country. The new
club will undoubtedly give the sport
added impetus in this city, taking as il
does the man when he Is young and
training him and teaching him the health
fulness Of the sport, which stands second
70 none in its benehcent influences.
The following are some of the active
members enrolled so far: Avon N. Nevius.
NJ d. Brace. Thomas J. German. J. Hols-
worth Gordon, Thomas J. German, jr.,
H. S. Reside, Erving c. Norwood. VIII
lard Fracker Philip F. Gary c. W. He |
cox, and Adrain Sizer.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
SIX HIT BY LIGHTNING.
Golf Players, Caddies, and Spectators
Injured ON the Green.

Youngstown. Ohio. June 19,-Slx per-
sons were injured by lightning during the
first days play Of the Ohio golf tourna-
ment this afternoon. Rain began % fall
heavily, but the players We're forced TO
continue play or be disqualified.
a bolt Of lightning struck the steel rod
Of the umbrella carried by the caddy Of
c. B. Bradshaw, of East Liverpool, rem
dering both unconscious. A minute later
another bolt hit the umbrella carried by
the caddy Of Rev. W. II. Hudmut, and
they dropped 10 the ground unconscious.
People in the clubhouse rushed 20 their
assistance and had them taken TO the
City Hospital, where they regained con-
sciousness tonight. They will recover.
Bradshaw's side was badly burned
Two other persons, standing near Brad
shaw and his caddy. were badly shocked
by the lightning.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
HARVARD ROWS WELL.
Yale Crews Also Ont, hut Fog Pre-
vents Going Over Course.

New London Conn, Jure 9-Rowing a
stroke not higher than 80. Harvard's var
sity eight pulled over the four-mile course
this noon and beat all preliminary trials
this season. According 10 Coach jim
Wray's figures the time was q minutes
and q seconds The wind was fresh from
the south and the tide had just started
running IN.
Yale intended going over the course
this evening. but a strong breeze. accom-
panied by a thick fog bank. came rolling
up the river at o'clock and caused
Coach Kennedy 10 take his crews above
quarters for practice. The Ell eighths
and fours had exciting brushes in the
morning and the youngsters were beaten
repeatedly
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
ERNE 0UTPoINTS SUMMERS.
English Crack Is Nearly 0ut mt the
End of six-Round Go.

Philadelphia, June 19-Young Erne.
trained down fit as the prOverbial fiddle,
was too clever, fast, and aggressive for
Johnny Summers. the English crack. to-
night. and in the six-round session before
the National Athletic Club he had all the
best Of Summers almost from the start.
Erne never let up, once he had secured
an advantage over Summers, and on more
than one occasion II looked as if the
Englishman was slated 10 go the voyage
before the sixth round was announced
Erne's method of fighting was a de-
cided surprise 10 the crowd When 1t was
announced from the ringside that both
men had agreed to fight until ordered to
break, the wise ones quietly began TO
figure on the Briton coming out on top.
Summers punch, which was nearly the
undoing Of Tommy Murphy a few weeks
ago, was what caused the critics to figure
on him winning. but the Erne party unset
all calculations by not only mixing IL
whenever he had the opportunity, but
also kept persistently after Johnny with
never a let up until the finish
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
SEND-0FF HURTS BRIDE.
Horses Plunge Under Shower of shoes
and Rice. Dragging Woman.

New York. June 19-Niiss Josephine
Helm. Of 595 West Twenty-third street,
West Newark. n. J., and Frank Dawson.
Of Paterson. we're married this afternoon
at the home of the bride. Some Of the
guests decorated the bridal pairs coach.
and all hands crowded around It 70 see
them leave for their honeymoon, There
was the usual shower Of rice and old
shoes as the bride ran down the steps.
The coach door was swung open, and
as the bride was about to step in a slip
per struck one Of the horses. The horse
plunged, frightened his mate, and the
team ran down the street. The bride was
dragged some distance by the coach
step. Her clothes were torn and her leg
was broken In two places.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
STEAMER HITS SCHOONER.
Vessel Reports by Wireless Collision
In Narragansett Bay.

Newport, r. l.. June LIT was re-
ported here to-night. upon the arrival
OF the Fall River Line steamer Pris-
ella. that the Neptune Line steamer
Rhode Island had struck a schooner in
the fog off the naval coaling station at
Bradford, while the steamer was on her
way down Narragansett Bay from Fall
River. bound for New York
The two steamers were in wireless
communication, but no details of the
accident were given the Priscilla. The
accident is not thought to be serious.
as the Rhode Island. it is understood.
proceeded on her way.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
NO THIRD TERM, SAYS BUTLER
Columbia President Calls Taft,
Hughes. and Knox Strongest.

New York. June l9-Before leaving for
Europe to-day on the White Star liner
Adriatic. President Nicholas Murray But
President Roosevelt would never consent
10 run for a third term.
The three most likely nominees are
Taft Hughes, and Knox, Dr. Butler
said
Taft IS strong. but Hughes is gaining
strength every day. Great pressure wiu
be brought on Mr. Roosevelt 20 get him
TO consent 90 run for third term, but
be never VIII acCede.
The candidate must have the support
OF the whole party TO win, and President
Roosevelt will throw his whole weight
to the man who Is nominated by the Re
publican party"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
NO TRACK TEAM COMING.
English Universities Forced to De-
cline Yale's Challenge.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
New Haven, Conn, June l9-It was
stated tonight that Yale has received Of
fetal word from the representatives OF
the English universities that they cannot
accept the American challenge this year.
With the letter declining to compete
also came a very cordial invitation from
oxford and Cambridge to Harvard and
Yale to meet them on the track in Eng
land next summer. Yale thinks very IA
vorably Of the invitation. and would un-
doubtedly be willing to send a combina-
ton team with Harvard. The Harvard
track captain, Mr Dodge, has expressed
his desire TO enter a Harvard team. and
It is understood the sentiment at Cam
bridge, among the older heads, is favor
able for such meet
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
BOXER COUGHS UP BULLET.
While Exercising on Punching Bag,
Tucker Releases Missile.

New York. June l9-A sudden lunge at
his striking bag yesterday threw Chick
Tucker, the lightweight boxer. into a fit
of coughing. which ended when he
coughed out bullet which was fired into
his head some weeks ago, and for which
doctors had vainly probed. Tucker to-day
took the bullet to Bellevue to dis " it
10 the doctors
Tucker got his wound while standing
outside his cafe on Sullivan street. The
bullet was stray one, coming from a
group OF lighting Italians. lie went to
two hospitals, and NJ St Vincents and
Bellevue the doctors probed in vain for
the bullet
Dr. Hawks. when Tucker showed the
bullet 20 him to-day said that the lead
had lodged IN the back of the throat, and
that the exercise had served 20 dis
lodge H.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
DE-. Aked Given Degree

Providence. R. L. June 1s.-Brown
University observed to-day the 139th
annual commencement by conferring
tho various bachelor degrees on I06
men and 42 women, and advanced de-
gTees on 81 men. Charles F. Aked, pas
tor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
New York City, was made doctor Of
divinity.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
DEATH RECORD.

Henry c. Sh0les l3l \ e. me-. II Years.
Frances r. Hamilton, 500 lath ST. NV. p Years.
Nay Gibson. li22 ST. NV. 50 Years.
Frank VI. PInphreys. 56S H 81 sv.. = Years
Louise C. Moore. Jas = g. ne 47 wears.
Joseph Mayor. is5 Il ST. NV. 76 vsars.
Robert 4. Buck, 6i3 6th ST. ne, / day.
C0LORED
Grace A. Shaller. 81 o 81 NV. 2 years.
Nm. H Champion. 10 Patterson 81. ne. % vears.
Annie T. Williams. s. c 81. NV. 10 years
Martha johnson sl5 10th 81. NV. t5 years.
Ethel Richardson. S Shepherds court. 2 vesrx
laura Lewis. Freedmsns Hospital. Il wears.
Henry IibbcS. SOC Del. ave. s~.. 81 years.
William Johnson, 6l9 X ST.. II months.
Andrew Mckay. 20 d 81. sW . months
FlCrretta Turner. G S.. sw davs
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
GIRL OUT BOATING DROWNED.
Companion Goes Home and 30 He'd
Before authorities Are Notified.

Brdgeton, n. j.. June g.-Ihe dead
body Of Mamie Vennell, twenty-one years
old. a working woman. was found in
four feet Of water in Sunset Lake. part
Of the public park of Bridgeton, n. J.,
this morning. There were cuts and abra-
sions about the mouth which tie local
authorities say may have been caused
by fist blows
George Evans, twenty-four years old,
glass worker. according to his own state
ment was rowing with Miss Vennell Just
before her death. He declares they at
tempted TO change places, and tho craft
tipped. throwing both into the water.
Evans says the woman clung TO him, and,
TO save himself, he broke her grasp.
According 10 the story he tells, the
woman sank with a shrek. and he swan
to shore and went home. His mother
notified Constable James, who notified the
Policeman Barton was sent
10 the home. where he found Evans IN
bed Evans dressed and volunteered 10
assist in the search for the body.
Evans seemed little affected at the
sight Of the corpse when # was recovered.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Probate Court.

bl0llfL fBA LII.
Estate of Charles b. Gilbgr letters Of admins
tratioD granted 20 Margaret J. Gilbert bond. 81 0o0
Attorney. J. II Licnlrrr.
Estate q William l. Fuller, order % give addi-
tioual bond. Attorney. J ". Blackburn T.
Estate RI John kilian, order dismissing appeal
AttGmsg7 Worthiugton, Heald & Frsley and W
D. Quiutcr
Estate 4 Frederick A S,ier: Crdcr 10 SCI stocks.
At'crurys MILAN & Smith
Estate 4 annie Hcnncssevi Withdrawal 4 cageat.
Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert YerEos & Hamilton
Estate 4 Jane J. Wiile's; ezempfed copy 4
VIII fled and united 20 record.
Estate q Alarg " Poo win admitted 20 probate
ard letters tsstamentary granted 10 Morris " Pool
bond. $50 At,rueg " r lockwood.
Estate gf Franz II. Thomas; auditors report rsti-
fed and sale = real estate authorized Attorney.
R Golden Dcualdsou.
Estate 4 Maggie c. Lille petition for probate Of
viii fled. Au,ueg a. y. Bell
Estate n Adiis r. Mickles petition for probate
q viii Glei. Attorney r. ". Mouitou
Estate . Maria Williams; viii dated May 81. 1872
fled
Estate q William r. James peiid-n fsr lettrB
q administration fled. Attorney. joseph r. Tag1e
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
HAMMOND RECEIVES DEGREE.
Famous Engineer HOnOred Mt ST..
Johns College commencement.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md. June BIN the pres
enCe Of a large crowd, and with Gov
Warfield and a number Of distinguished
men from this and other States on the
platform. the class OF 1907 was graduated
from 81. Johns College this morning. In
addition 90 the regular graduation exer-
cises, a number Of course and honorary
degrees were conferred by the college.
The occasion was also marked by the
receipt by the first OF the St Johns grad
yates to receive the honor Of the IL. d.
degree from the University OF Maryland
Another important incident In the grad
uation was the conferring Of the honor
airy degree Of doctor Of laws upon John
Hays Hammond. OF New York DR..
Hammond is the Transyaal explorer and
mining expert. Accompanied by his wife
and family. Dr Hammond came 60 An
nspolis aboard his yacht for the oeca-
sion. The same degree was also con
ferred by the college upon Senator Isa-
dor Rayner. who was, however, unable
to attend IN person.
Representative Sidney E. Mudd. Of La
Plata, was also present, and occupied a
scat on the right Of President Fell. His
particular interest in the occasion was
the graduation Of his son. Walter Griffin
Mudd
Honorary degrees were conferred upon
the following, in addition to Senator Ray
ner and Mr.. Hammond:
Doctors of Divinity-Rev. Taliaferro F.
Caskey. Of Baltimore; Rev. John Meal
mOyle. Of Eikton, and Rev. Robert NJ.
Moore, Of Washington, D. c.
The exercises were closed with the
address by Cadet Mcbride,
and the singing OF the class ode
After the graduation exercises Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond. James T. Woodward, OF
New York. and their party were enter
tained at luncheon by Gov. and Mrs.
III
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
DONOR THINKS GIFT OUTRAGED
millionaire Thrashes Lad Who Is
Climbing on Statuary GrOup,

Copenhagen, June I'm Jacobsen. a
millionaire brewer. who has given Co
penhagen various works of art, valued
at 100,00O.O00 kroner was arrested to-
day for avenging what he regarded as
an outrage on one of his gifts.
While driving a four-horse coach. he
passed a famous statuary group by Ro-
din, which was one Of his most con-
spicuous donations. He saw a boy try
ing TO climb upon the group. and he
alighted and thrashed the offender vio-
lently.
Passersby interfered to protect the
boy. Jacobsen was arrested on a charge
OF assault
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Lawsuits,

No. f9535. The Elmer r. CatI.n Company Incl
vs. Hugh J. Phillips, cer-ioTad. Defendants a.
tcrucy. Malcolm HUf-v
No 1856 Franklin e. Farr et al. vS Matthew
g. Cook; ejec,meut Plaintiffs attorney. Burton
T. DOYLE.
30 455i' g. Rha,t Stuart vs. Abort 5. Trndle
aupeilautts appeal Dafendants attorney Hayden
johnson
No. 1855 Charles r, Knight vs. Henry Butter
field, Judgment EL-M Plaintiffs attorneys.
bradley BradlcT
No 1850 Orrsn g. Staples IS. Eugene Davis
n0;s, $ 90. Plaintiff attorneys. G.. l. Frailey and
T. C. E-anielburg
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Two Men Drowned.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Newport News. Va. June 1s.-John
Equi and Samuel Kidd were drowned in
the James River this afternoon during
a squall their boat capsizing. William
Casbrei, their companion, succeeded in
swimming ashore after an exhausting
struggle.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED.
Twenty Men Narrowly Escape Death
In Big Coal Vein.

STeclal 70 Ihe " washington Herald
Cumberland. Md. June 19.-Miners
working for hours by relays rescued last
night Thomas and Lawrence Fallon,
brothers who had been entombed by a
slip in the big vein mine of J. II. Philips,
Of Salisbury, early Tuesday morning. OF
the victims, Lawrence is unhurt. but
Thomas is In a serious condition, he
having been caught under falling rocks
and debris. The accident caused the
widest excitement at Salisbury and ad-
joining towns. Crowds focked TO the
mines mouth and spurred the rescuers
on In their work Of mercy.
When the brothers were brought out of
the pit the members Of the resculng par
~ were cheered time and time again.
The accident came near bringing death
TO score Of men who were at work in
the mine at the time Of the slip.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
FORAKER DECLINES TO TALK.
Senator Busy Finishing His Speech
Before COIOred school To-day.

Cincinnati. June 19-United States Sena-
tor Joseph B. Foraker arrived from
Washington this morning and put in a
good part Of the day preparing the speech
ttat he is TO deliver before the students
at Wilberforce College (colored), at Xenia,
Ohio, tomorrow afternoon. He will re-
turn to this city next Saturday and re-
main for several weeks. Friday he is TO
spend in Columbus.
Senator Foraker has only this TO say:
Home for the day. Too busy to talk
politics"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
GETS MILLION FROM CAR.
American Citizen to Get Fortune Con-
fisCRted by Russia In 1859,

LudingtOn, Mich, June 19-Dr. Frank
lin Slocum, OF this city, has been advised
that the Gar of Russia has decided that
he is entitled TO the 81 100000 fortune left
by his father and conhscated By the Rus
sian government.
The Slocum estate was seized during
the uprising Of 1883 because its possessor.
Muscovite wholesale merchant. COM
planned that the duties levied on his teas
and china from China were too high.
Dr. Slocum is the only surviving direct
heir. but he will divide the estate with
his son and daughter. Franklin Slocum,
jr.. Of st. Louis, and Josephine, of Cleve-
land
DR.. SlOcum has been advised of the
final settlement by Baron Rosen, the Rus
sian Ambassador IN Washington. and he
has gone to Washington 10 conclude the
arrangements to get the money.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
EnuffN Suffn-

No. El-3 Annie v Barbour We William p
Orme a. al. partition. Compliments solicitors.
BrlndeuhUTg BrauiCnburg.
No. El7s. Cotter T. Bride vs, Henry N. Baker q
a., 20 cancel deeds. CompIainauts solicitors. Hal
lam & Hallam
No. EI75 Charles b. knight vs. Henry Butter
field et a., injunction. Complainauts solicitors.
Bra6lcv & Bradley
No. El76. Frank L. Stickney et a. -. Bryan II.
StCsucy q al to confirm contract Cf sale. Com
plaInauts solicitors. Caldrsu & Feunlng
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
Tho Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a clrcula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; Bridgeport, 0.
At New London-Holyoke. 3; New London, O.
At springfed-New Haven. 2: Springfield 0.
At Norwich-First game-NoTwich. y; Hartford. 7.
second game-Hartf0rd. y: Norwich, T.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNEY.
Entries for Y. Vi. c. 4. Event VIII
Close Next Saturday.

The annual tennis tournament in singles
and doubles for the Young Mems Chris
tian Association championship will open
Monday, June a. at Mount Pleasant
Courts Entries will close at $50 ?. m.
Saturday, June o. at the courts. Entries
may be made at main Office Of the Y NJ.
G. A. 1886 G street. up to 400 p m. Satur-
day. Entrance fee. 81 for singles, $3.50 for
doubles.
First prizes will be given for both sim
giles and doubles
The committee in charge will he Messrs.
Harris. Wiley. Van Hoesen, Tarbox. Shep-
herd, and Winfield
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Albany-Albsny 4; Utica. l.
At Troy-Troy 3: A. J. and c.. !.
At Wilkesbarre. ,: Binghamton, z
At SyTacuse-Scrsnton. ]; Syracuse. 0.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Tornehn Rnnf SINK

Torquay. England. June ia tor
pedO boat, name unknown. was sunk
off Bayhead this afternoon. after an ex-
plosion had occurred on board The
British torpedo boat Dryad saved the
crew,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indanapolis-First Fsme-Indianspolis 3; ST
Paul. g. Second game-Indianapolis /; St Paul. /
lCalled at end Of seventh inning 10 catch trainl
At Louisville-Louisyille c; Minneapolis,
At Toledo-Toledo. ); Kansas City,
~ Columbus-COlumbus 3; Milwaukee 10
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE,

At Observation-Disclosures 6; Providence. l.
At Montreal-Montreal. }; Baltimore. O.
At Bgfalo-BufalO. g.; Newark. IA innlngs).
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
UHukruufey Courf.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH
In 70 Thomas 2. Walker, rule as 20 adjudication,
rcturnsble July r. 1871. and Lucas T. L0ring sp-
poincd receiver; bond 500
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Petitions for Adoption.

No. 2 Iu ~ Earl William Price; petition for
adoption. Petitioners attorney J. NJ George
No. In re- Francis Davis petition fer adoption
Attauov, +. y Hoqeveu
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

At HaTerhill-Haverhill. Is; Fall River, !.
At Lowell-Lowell, s. Brockton. !.
At WoFcester-Worcester 5: Lawrence, T.
At Lynn-Lynn. 5. New Bedford, G.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusta-Savannah. ;: Augusta, l.
AZ Charleston-Columbia. 2: Charleston. 0.
AZ JacksonTile-JaCks0nEill 5: Macon, l.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pueblo-Puebio. ) Omaha. Z
At Denver-Denyer. 6; Lincoln. l.
At Sioux City-Sioux City. 2; Des Moines, s.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
nnnkrnntcr Petitinns.

No. 56 In 70 Thomas Is. Walker trading as J.
T Walkers Sons. dealer in lime aud cement, AZ
No "a fe1th street northwest involuntary petition
# Queens Run Brick Company q a. ATTORNEY.
Lucas l. L0rirE
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. 6; Lancaster. 3
At WilmiBgton-Wilia iliamspoFt. s; Wilmington. z
At Decentralization. 2: Harrisburg !.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
N III NVWE 1HWF -
TTrETTCE EnTTn

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States vs. Percy Fletcher. camsl knowl-
edge plea not guilty. Attorney. A. " Scott
United States IS John Lewis deprpdatiou pfi-
Tate property; plea not guilty. Attorney, ]. b.
Michel
United States ". Cornclious Williams; carual
knowledge plea not guilty. Attorney. J. b. Nichol
United States IS William hutchinson. house
breaking, plea guilty; sentence workhouse for six
maths
United States vs. Lawrence johnson; rape pea
not guilty. Attorney. A. w. Scott.
United status vs. Haywood Smith; larceny from
United States; rolie rros
No assignment fer to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s57-Annie Herman and Sarah Kernan 10
George A. Berry and Mary S Harrington. 10
secure James T. Leahy. S2i2. two years. per
cent, part original lot ),
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphis, s: Birmingham. /.
At New Orleans-New Orleans, (; Atlanta, !.
At Shreveport Shreveport. 4; Nashville, !.
At Little ROck-Little Rock, 2 Montgomery, l.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Equity Court No. 4.
Equity Court No. 2

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Ia re adoption Of Francis Davis adoption legal
lied. Attorney, K. y. Hopewe.
No Assignment for to-day.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
IN re- adoption of Earl William Rice guardian ad
litem appointed and rule on Kate Rice returnable
June .. Complainant solicitor J. NJ George.
Lavton VS.. BrinLman; on hearing Complainant 5
solicitor ". L. Ambrose: defendants solicitor,
Charles W. barr
No assignment for to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Circuit Court No. 2.

JI6IIJL ANUEKSUN
Schneider vs. Watson, judgment verdict. Plain
tins attCrueys. A. A. Hoshling IT,, and s. G.
pcclle; defendants att0mcys. ". +. Ambrose and
J. Wilmer Latimer
No assignment for to-day
Motions viii b. heard tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Criminal Court No. /.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs. Edwin s. Holmes. T.. conspi
racy, on trial Attorneys. A. 5. W0rthington, ".
L. Lester and J. g. Price
81, Ennrf "