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New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BV WnVI1glhto

Connecting with o. & W. Ry.
Special trains to Cetskill Mt. resorts anu
saratoga. ana easy connections 10 all poIh's :
East North and West Through tickets and
baggage checked at offices of n. Y 1rahs-
feT Co. Thro Ugh rail tickets between n :
ana Albany accepted. Most dellshtluI one-
haif and one-day outings 10 West folht,
NeWtursh. or Poughkeepsie. returning on on
any down Day boat. Meals served al ai'
hours. MUSIC.
IDEAL labor DAY AND SEPT.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
L It fitzgerald a Surrogate County Of New
York notice 81 hereby given to all persons having
cletTrs agansr William V Brokaw. o
OF New York. deceased. to the same. with
subscribers. o. the
52T Fifth Avenue in the City New
TnTk on or before the 2nd day OF January next
Deted New York. the cath day OF June 1907
CLIFFORD V. BROKAW, JOHN II. ARMSTRONG
z. GOULD. Executors
cEOTCF +. CHAMBERLIN. Attorney for Execu
tors 81 Borough Manhattan
yorH
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
SurrOgates' Notices.

,<OHITN. PHILIP-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
VI Hon T. Fitzgerald, n Surrogate OF
County OF York notice is hereby given per
sons having claims against Philip Mohun OF the
County Of New York. deceased 10 present the same
with the subscriber. n her place
Of business. office of a
Rounds Hatch. Dillingham; & Dcbevoise. Ceda
Of Manhattan. city Fork on
or before the twenty-ffth day of February next
Dated New York. 14th day of 1907
ANNA NJ. PHELPS. ENecutriy
poI-NDS HATCH, DILLINGHAM; DEBEVOISE
ATTORNEYS for Executrtx 81 Cedar Street, Borour !
OF Manhattan New York CITY.
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- - ez-A- - ADON ADEA ! t1--
an TNTITTNSC

Sd OUTINGS.
To WEST POINT NEWBCRGH,
POtGHKEEPSIE and return by ST PEHB
NEW STR ''HENDRICK HUDSON.
IeaVing DesbroSses st. $40 \. Nj, " est t-u
St. u A NJ West I2gth St 1920 A M:
returning due 42i St $40 P. NJ.
STR. NARY POWELL sse sseve columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing Leave Desb'ses
s. As 2. NJ. connecting at West Foint with
STR. ALBANY d due ,, West est se:, 42d St and S4S
With Steamer 'Hendrick Hudson or
cnestra on each steamer
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTITRERS of billiard and pool TIA
lies: high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices Marx Bros "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.
rDarD nnMi'N1TE LIME

TLD IIMsNIIN lINE.
DAILY SERVICE
For jamestown Exposition. OLD Point
Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth. Primers
Point and Newport News. Va. connecting
for Petersburg Richmond Virginia Beach,
Washington. y. C. and entire South and
West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
pier o6 n r.. foot Of Beach St.. every
week day at 2 p NJ
w Il, WOODROW Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

TYPEWRITEFS-An makes sold. rented.
repaired exchanged: reliable service.
German 20 Nassau ST. Telephone 274o-
Cortiandt.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITE TERS.-Remington. So; Biick-
ensderfer. Yost or keystone. 81 so: Will
Jams SO; Manhattan. SIS. Gay. 1885
Madison ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company
Es Neumeyer; auditors repor ratified ard distribu.
ti0u ordered
smith IS smith divorce a yir mat granted.
Complainant solicitor. W g. Gardiner defendant
solicitor. J. J. Ca-tcsH
Bryan vs.. Curtis. order appointing receiver va
Gated original and amended tiI dismissed appeal
Complainant solicitors Hamilton, Colbert &
Hamilton, defendants solicitor. A. A. Hovbliug
Wilcox WHc5x. testimony ordered taken be-
fore Margaret VI. Murray. examiner
shea Mgloy; demurrer sustained and bill
dismissed vith leave 90 amend in ten 5sys Com
r4aigaUts solicitors Wilton J. Lambert and J. S.
EasbZ smith; defendants solicitors Barnard &
johnson.
Palm. fs. Palmer. divorce a win. mat. Tanted.
Complainant solicitors. Walker a smith. defend
ants solicitor. !. Dawson Williams.
Simkins vs. Tyler. receivers authorized 20 pay
taxes Complainant solicitors r.. Forrest AMI C.
Bendboim. defendants solicitor. Wolf & Rosen-
berg
Ellctt vs. Burke, on hearing Complsinaut's
solicitors. Bentley q Ford. defendants solicitor.
B. Green
B0othe Distillery vs. Minister; restraining order
issued Complainant solicitor james B. Green.
Assignments for to-day.
No. lss Bern Us. Berry. Attorneys. C. Il. stan
Lay and " IL Linkius
No l5i PItzer w. District q Columbia. Attor-
neys. Halllm 4 Hsllsm-E II. Thomas.
No lsE. McSween vs.. Eureka Dairy COMPANY
Attcrueys. Cuttings & Chamberlin and J. Williamson
-'TUCECT a KENYON
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17

for plaintiff for S8ss Plaintiffs attorneys. Birney
Woodard defendants attorney Charles Poe.
United States eI rel. futile Va Alien Commis-
sioner oi Patents demurrer sustained and petition
dismissed
lrury vs.. kimmeI, and Erickson ys Kimmeli
on trial Plaintiffs attorney. Leon Tobriner; de-
fendants attorneys. Cuttings & ChamberIin
Assignments f@ to-day;
No l5. HOmas q al vs. Rasher AuOrnevz.
Gittings Chamberlin and r. r. Behrend
No. q. Stewart "a. jenkins ct al Attorneys,
simmons and +. A Jones
No. q. Knott et al vs. Kelly 81 al Attorneys.
simmons and +. A. Jones
No. 80. Cooge Freedman's Transport alton
Company Attorneys. George r. Collins and T. l.
Gies
No. IS. Forsyth vs.. Ferson. Attorneys. S. Nc
Nanara and 5. V. Hayden and II L. Franc
No. s. DUnchue vs. HUald. Attorneys W. T.
Ambrose and r. F Litigation
No. 81. Mcdonald vs.. Webb. Attorney. " S.
Albert
No. % Nicolai IS Rose Attorneys Loczie
Fulton & Cox and Bates Warren
No. a. Adams IS. National Mutual Aid AssOcia-
ticn. Attorneys W. q. Gardner and Thompson &
LAskey.
No. a. Scott springman. Attorneys T. W
Frisby and d. U. Callaghan.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states

Supreme Court of the United States
Present: The Chief Justice. SIR. Justice Harlan
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White. Mr.. Justics
Peckham, Mr.. Justice MeKenna- Mr. Justict
Holmes, Mr. Justic Day, and Mr. Justice Moody.
Fred JOY q Boston Mass. and Robert Retield
Of Chicago. H.. were admitted to practice.
Nos. 500 and 503. William NcCoscb. collector SC,
petitioner, The Philadelphia Trust, Safe De
posit and Insurance Company et al executors &c.
and
No. 50i. William McCoach, collector, &c. petit
TONER, vs George w. Morris et al. eXecItors &c.
leave granted to file brief in opposition TO motion %
advance motion Of Mr. Arthur G. Dickson. Of
counsel for the respondents
No. l5s- Heary T. Iglehsrt ct al. appellants. ys.
]. Howard IElehaTt. executor. &c; argument con
tinued By Alr Hugh b. Howard and Mr.. ". II.
BeTTy for the appellee and concluded by Air. An
Grew Wilson for TIE appellant
No. 49, D. 5. Osborne et al. trustees &C.
plaintiffs in error. vs. r. A. Clarke. e al. areql-
ment commenced by Mr.. Floyd EsteI Tor the plain
tfs in error continued by Mr. &. G. Trabu for the
defendants IN error and concluded by Mr.. James J.
Lynch Tor the plaintiffs IN error
No. i63. Eau Claire National Bank. plaintiff IN
error, Ralph ". JackmAn. trustee &c argl-
ment commenced by Sir. James Wickham for the
plaintiff In error
Adjourned until tomorrow at y O'Clock. The day
call for Thursday. January H. will be as follows
Nos lS5. l6i l66. l6S land l69 10. A. l73 l7i IT,
and l76.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DuvaHs Addition 20 Uni0HtaWn-C5aTlCs A. Rich
arJsol 20 Louis J. Smith. part lot George W
Dursu. SO
No. 1917 Massachusetts, avenue swtheast-WaIter 4
Wright ct ,n. and Frank l. HipkiEs Ct III. q
Huuy 5. and Amelia y. Wright. lot 3D. square
llg-. SO
Iry City-Nicholas May ct al TO Bernadine Rem
~ lots ! and block g. So.
Nc. 81 Eleventh street southeast Henry NJ Berg
mann end Julius 4 Msetcl. trustees 20 Charles
". Bohlnnon. lot p square ga. SIC.
North Columbia Heights-John ; Buckley % y.
Ho.lister. one-hah interest in lot 6. block !.
Thirteenth street southwest. between & and u
streets-Niary r. Hutson ct vir, Bertrand 5. 20
Henry and Rose Kraemer. south halt Of lot Is.
square 81. $3.50
siriswold Addition 70 Anaccstia-Edward J. Harri-
sen ct ux 20 George NJ EmmeTich and Douglass
: MacsalL part lot 81. So Edward J. Harm
son % Frances d. Harrison. part Dot 2ll. 81.
Clark Mills estate and Petworth-Oscar Wilkinson
60 INK 70 ~ H. CaIfee part lot g. Clark Mills
estate. and lots 90 and g. block 81 PCtw0Tth 5ll
street northwest. near Thirty fourth street.
Sctuotzeu Park-Oscsr Wilkinson 70 Levers ;.
Wilkinson. lot ls and part Dot .. block l. and
lots g and % block J. schCItzen PARK and part
lots l07 20 10 and H. square IZs SO
No. 215 r street uOrtheast-Edwsri J Hannan st
% FredcTicka VI. Afodr, lot s. square 754,
So
No III street northwest-James B. Albright ct
10
Fourth street northeast. between and g streets
John Cook. trustee. To Joshua W. Car. lets q
and 7s square $40. So
Eighth street northeast. between and streets
John L. Waiter e. TX. 20 William H. Parsons.
part Dot l0l. square sl3 SO
Delaware avenue northeast. between B and streets
Eighth street southeast. between I aid * streets
and Chichester-WIlliam F. Wauincr. executor
and trustee. 20 Mary A. T. Lane. south halt lot
H. square 6s5 part original lot s. square 81. lots
lI3 90 IL. block l. and lots 20 g. block l.
Chichester. SO
COuuty-Same 20 same. part lots and 4. bcck l0
Le Drot PARK and lots s. Sc 10 g. section T.
Barry Farm. SO.
Garield-Alutual Guarantee Building and Loan As
soCiation 90 Samuel So7-erbutts. lot q. $40
Barry Fsm-Wiliiam r Warmer. executor %
William p. Fields, lot IS, section e Slloo.
No. 95 street northeast-FrCdcricka NJ AlOtr to
Ernostine Reuter-. lot s. square -. 800.
No. l62j Marion street nOrtbwest-Daniel r. Gus
dorf TO William Hannemann, lot 80 square lll
SO
Kslorama Heights-Charl0tte L. Weller et vir Jo-
seph l.. TO Robert r. Nlahouey. lot L. block l3.
SlG
White Hsven-William Il. Sholes Ct al. trustees TO
Charles g. Abbot part, $500
street northwest between Seventeenth and EiCh-
teenth strects-John NJ Henderson 70 James l.
Leatb, lot las. square l52. SO
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
ESCAPED KINGSTON DISASTER.
MrS. Helm, of Washington. Changed
Plan About stay in Jamaica.

Among the Washiugtonians personally
interestea In the advices Of the destruc-
tiou Cf Kingston is +. T. Helm. OF the
office OF the district engineer Of highways
whose wife sailed for that port on Jauu-
ary o or the steamship Prince August
Wilhelm. Upon hearing the news Of the
disaster, Mr.. Helm made every effort 10
get in touch with Kingston by cable but
failed in this. as there was no Geographic
communication As a result Doe spent a
night Of great anxiety.
Early yesterday morning. however. Mr.
Helm received "a letter from his wife from
Fortune Island. dated January u. iu which
she stated that sHc had changed her
plans and had decided to remain at King
ston only while fhe vessel was iu port.
continuing her journey and making the
round trip oH the boat From this Mr.
Helm assumes that Mrs. Helm remained
IN Kingston but two days and was not
IN The city al the time Of the earthquake.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arthur c. Smith. q and Mary E Tolsong. 2
Rev. William F. Locke.
Charles ]. Cheuvorth. S. Savannah. Ca. and
Grace \. Yost. 81 Rev. James NJ. O'Buen.
Charles r. johnson. g. Rome Ca and Mar,
Taylor Thomas 80 Rev Edward " Mott
Frederick W. brennan 50. and Annie G. O'Dou
nell 80 Rev d. W. Skellinger.
Edward ". Nutty. o. and Gertrude Rucker %
both Of CoviuEton Ky Rev J. b. Mclaughlin.
Johannes SteclcJ q. and Ida Stcchcr. q. both
Of Baltimore. Rev. Paul 4. Mcneil
Arthur F. Whelbee. q, and Grace G. Weakley
Is. both Of Baltimore. L. l. O'Neal justice Of the
peace.
William C. Panuen. 50. and Annie g. Gibbs. @
both Of Baltimore. Lewis l. O'Neal. justice Of ths
peace.
John l. FuTwood. 2 Cedartoun. Ga and Dana
l. May 3 Rev. ]. r. Yerbrycke
Mitchell L. Dobyus, q, and Edith l. Chambers
. Rev. d. J. stafford.
Benjamin II. Bays, 81. Cumberland Md and
Kathleen u. sheridan. "a. Mount Savage Nd. Rev.
Thomas u. Williams.
Joseph p. BeaIl 29 RurtonsvilIe Va and Josie
T. GIN. ls Rerwvn. Nd Rov. w NJ Ferguson
Everett L. PutChctt S and Sallie r. Humph!ies
81 both Of Partlow Va. Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
Harv Il Miller q Keyser " Va and Ann =
Leach. q, Greenbrier County w Va Rev Il
Schroeder.
Ward a Sibley. o. aad Mary Seward. 20 Mid
dlesex County. Va. Rev Z. ". LovTie.
COLORED
Louis F. Bush. @. and Lillian r. Stewart. p
Rev N. w. Clair.
John Jones. a. and Mary Garrett. q Rev
James W. Cross.
Robert Il. Burgess. a. Lottsburg Possoiice. Va.
and AIay NJ. Patterson. p Rev. ". j. Howard
James J. Johnson g. and Addine White. S
Rev !. A. Taylor.
Josephine Harris. p Dec luau, Va, and Ida L.
Nash. IS. Rev. Alonzo J. Olds
James X. Hawkins. 81. and Martha Tolsou. e.
Rev. L. ". :. Peck
Henry Hau. 2. ard Katherine Henderson. a
Rev. Thomas :. Harlin.
Jonathan Chatman g. and Bertha jackson. @.
Rev. Paul GTi1Rth.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
Probate Court.

JISlIJE tDlID-
Estate Of Joseph Harbour; order Of sale Attor.
nev Burton Macdfee.
Estate Of Robert J. Mcclellan; order u sale At
tUiney. Nelson Wilson.
Estate Of Mary A. z stockton: order 10 make
certain PAYMENTS Attorneys. B. u. Boteler and
5. &. Feellc.
Estate # Nancy D. Bishop; auditors report con-
H1ned and distribution ordered. Attorney. r. NJ
Parker.
Estate of Marie C. Pitt letters Of administration
granted to William =. Ambrose; bond. $50. At
terneys. Ambrose & stutler.
Estate q Caroline Wedge; will admitted 70 pro
bate and letters of administration c. z a. granted
to Walter Il. Wedge; bond. $50. Attorney. 4. 5.
TAYLOR.
Estate Of Nettie L. Compiler; iettsrs Of admin
istrati0n granted to Samuel T.. Compiler. bond.
500 fAttoFneys. Leckie. Fulton K Cox
Estate of William T. Lawton; VIII admitted 70
probate and letters testamentary granted 20 Electa
;. Lawton and Joseph 4. LaWtoH bond Sl090.
Attorney. ". II. Linkins.
Estate 0f Mary Mccullough. VIII admitted 70
PROBATE ard letters testamentay granted to Robert
+. Mccullough. bond. $40, Attorney. Albert
Sllers
Estate of William B. Pollard letters os admin
stmtion granted 90 Marie +. Pollard. bond S. $50
Attorney. y. +. Leighton.
Estate Of GeorRianna Pumphrey; viii admitted TO
probate Attorney. Charles T. Hendi,r
Estate Of James ". Soohon. le:ters uf admins
uation granted TO Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attofpey. J. B. Laruer.
In William \. Pollard order appuinting Maria
F. Pollard guardian; bond. s. 50. Attorney. B. r.
Leighton.
Estate of LHeius Tucksmsn; eKemplIfed COPY o.
wil fled
Estate of Simon J. Groot: will dated June 9. 1904
fled with petition for probate. AttoFney D. g.
~urae=.
Estate % Charlotte r. Thomas. wiz dated March
b. $780, filed
Estate q Margaret Matthews. petition for probate
0f vil flied Attorney. J. r Collins
Estate of ellis Key. viii Gated December 90
1901. filed.
Estate n Irene :. Buchanan; petition fo1 Iro-
bate 1f viii fled. Attorney. Edward Bircshead-
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
1000 AMERICANS IN KINGSTON
Cooks Tourist Agency Makes Esti-
mRte-Steamers Recently In Port.

looks Tourist Agency Makes Esff-
mRte-steamers Recently In Port.
New York, Jan. 16-Cook's Tourist
Agency estimated that there were 2,OeJ
American visitors in Kingston at the time
OF the earthquake.
The Prinz August Wilhelm, of the Ham
burg-American line, put into Kingston on
Friday. left eighty-six cabin passengers.
and went on Saturday morning to sava-
nilla.
On Saturday the steamer TagUs, Of the
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, made
port at Kingston with 1i2 cabin passen-
gers, but ali of them did not disembark.
Tho Virginia, OF the Hamburg American
line. was not due at Kingston until Tues
day morning. and had only one passenger,
II. r. Clark for that port
The Sarnia. Of the Hamburg A merican
line, is due at Fortune Island. Jamaica,
with l56 cabin passengers to-day.
The Prinz Waldemar, OF the same line.
is due at Kingston to-day, together with
the PrinZ Eitel Frederick. which runs
from Colon 10 Kingston.
The officers of the Hamburg american
line tried TO communicate with their
agents al Jamaica last night. No answer
WIS received.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
SHEPHERDS BOOK BARRED.
''The Life of Robert L. Lee" Ex
cluded from Peabody Library.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd, Jan. 16.-"Tbe life of
Robert Z. Lee recently issued from the
pen of Prof. Henry E. shepherd. Of this
city. a well-known historian. author, and
scholar. has been excluded from the Pea
body Institute by Prof Philip II. Uhler,
provost and librarian Of the institute
Prof Uhler says: The book lacks bal
ance and proportion. It drags up dead
issues, long since almost forgotten. There
is nothing about the work to commend il
to the library"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Israel II. Parskin and William P. Jones we're ad
mitted TO practice.
Nc l7g7. United States ex rel DAILY vs. Macfar
! land e al. motion for wit of error 10 Supreme
Court Of the United States submitted by Mr. +. IA
Thomas. Of counsel for apDeliees. in support Of mo
/ ti0u
No 17f. Turner vs.. American Security and Trust
Company e al; passed until February
Patent Appeal NO. i08-Hansen IS Dean; argu
mcnt continued bJ Sir. Curtis Il. Camp for appellee
and concluded by Mr. T. D Colladay for appellant.
No l7i2 Lewis Is. District Of Columbia passed
until Febuary
Patent APPEAL No i09 Dunbar vs. scherenger
motion 10 dismiss appeal far as 1t relates O.
seventh, eighth. and ninth assignments ot reasons OF
appeal submitted by Mr. Charles A. Brown attor-
ney for appellee in support Of motion. and b]
Ar. K. L. Amos iu opposition.
Patent Appeal No. l99. Dunbar vs. scheenger
argument commenced by AiF. T. l. Ames Tor appel
iaHt. continued by Mr. g. A. Brown Tor appellee.
and concluded by Mr.. T. L. Ames FOR appellant on
motion the appellant is allowed seven days IN
which 70 ME brief in opposition 20 motion % dis
miss. and the appellee IS allowed 10 file reply bre,
thereto within five days Il 80 advised.
Assignment for to-day:
Patent appeals Nos. 4Il 4i2 and 32
Special calendar:
No. ! Penn Bridge Company vs. Uaited States
APPELLANTS attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert 4 Hamll-
ton; spcliee's attorneys. d. W. Baker and J. 81
Proctor
No. s. Morgan vs.. Adams Appellants attorney.
T. H. jackson. appellee's attorneys 8 II. Giesy and
J. J. Darlington.
No. Moss vs. United states. Appellants A.
tomcy. Fountain Peyt0u; aupellee's attorneys, ID.
" Baker aud D.. II Thomas
Nc. la Jenkins rs Purcell Appellants attor-
ney. g. +. Diegs: apIellee's attorneys. Berry d
Minor
Regular call.
No. le9i shaw vs. Bryan. Appellants attorney.
y. " Baker, appeilees attorneys. Hamilton. Cot
bcTt & Hamilton
SO. 1854. Jennings fs PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and
Washington RAILWAY Company. Appellants sttor-
ucys, r. H. Iacks0u. II. r. Davis aud r. r.
Barrier aUpeIlees attorneys Mckenuey & FIau-
merry.
80. l6s2 B1H vs.. Washington Railway and EIec-
uic Company Appellants attorney. Melville Church
apIeliegs attorneys Warf-id & DueiL
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
TYPHOON IN PHILIPPINES.
One Hundred Lives Lost on Island of
Leyte-SamnF Also suffers.

Manila, Jan l6-The islands Of Leyte
and Samar We're swept by a terrible ty-
DhoOn os January 10. and great loss Of
life and enormous damage are reported.
Details are meager, but reports so far
received say 1U0 lives were lost in the isl
and of Leyte. No definite report has been
received from Samar No estimate has
been made Of the property loss. and no
damage 10 shipping has been reported.
Barracks and officers quarters on the
east coast of Samar were wrecked. and Il
is believed several lives were lost.
Communication with the islands has
been cut off for six days
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
a. B. CROUCH MADE CASHIER
Appointed 70 succeed John r. SippeI
in Third National Bank.
Special u Tho Washington Herald.

Special tp The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Jan. l6.-The directors of the
Third National Bank to-day appointed
A b Crouch cashier Of the bank. 10 sue
coed John F. SippeI resigned. Crouch has
been assistant cashier Of the bank about
six years and is wei known in banking
circles. Sippel resigned last Friday fol-
lowing his defeat for control Of the stock
of the bank at the annual election. by the
president. Capt Robert NJ Spedden
Crouch, the new cashier. is thirty-fve
years old, and Is a BaItimorean by birth.
Sippel. the retiring cashier declined to-
day 20 make any statement concerning
his plans for the future.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
PHILADELPHIANS IN JAMAICA.
Many known TO BE Wintering In
Vicinity of Wrecked City.

New York, Jan. IA number Of Phila-
delphians are reported TO be in Kingston.
including Mrs, Koran b. Hare, Willing
c. Hare and Henry NJ Brengle J. Robert
Foulke. trust officer Of the Pr0vident
Trust Company, who, with his daughter,
Rebecca. is said to have arrived In Ja-
maica two days ago; Mrs. George NJ
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Simmons, Mr.
ana Mrs. A. NJ. Walker and daughter A.
X. Phillips, and the Misses Phillips. II
TUlmer. Rev. n A. Aud. OF Hatbor-
Ough. Pa; W. y. Thacher and wife. Of
Florence, y. J.; Abram d. Hallmau, Of
NorristOwn, Pa, prothonetary Of Mont
gomery County. and p. X. Gable, pro-
prietOr of the Rambe Hotel, Norrist0wn.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
Price of Tomatoes Raised.

Annapolis, Md, Jan 16.-At a meeting
Of farmers Of the Second and Third dis
tricts of Anne Arundel County the price
of tomatoes next season was raised 20
Is cents per half busheL The high price
of fertilizer. scarcity of labor and the
effect upon the crop by weather condi-
tions in recent years impelled the farmers
10 this action. Heretofore prices have
ranged from 10 TO p cents for hve-eighths
of a bushel.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
TOKUKICHRO ABE DEAD.
Represented .Jnpunese Government
rs Tobacco Buyer I'm Richmond,

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Jan 16.-Tokukichro
Abe, a japanese, representing his gov
ernment as a tobacco buyer in Richmond
died yesterday afternoon at the Virginia
Hospital from typhoid fever.
He was fOrty-two years old. He had
been In Richmond several months Il
is probable that he will be temporarily
buried here, and later his remains will be
disinterred and shipped to his native land
DR. Keihayhi. of Tokyo. attended him
during his illness
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
Son Released After Trial for
Grand Larceny.
VERDICT AGAINST SOUTHERN
Edna c. Joyce Awarded Judgment
for $500 Against the Railroad.
Husband Was Killed in Wreck
When Spencer Lost His Life-New
Pastor for Church at Alexandria.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
lBen Telephone ll1l
Corner Of PRINCE and ROYAL street.


Alexandria, Va, Jan l6-In the Cor
pGration Court to-day. Judge L. c. Bar
ley presiding. a jury returned verdict
OF not guilty in the case of J. Harvey
Robinson. indicted for grand larceny in
connection with the alleged robbery Of
merchandise from cars OF the Southern
Railway Company. In the case Of his
father, John Robinson. indicted on the
same charge. a verdict of guilty was
reached and the punishment was fixed at
six months in jail. Commonwealth At
torney samuel G. Brent conducted the
prosecution and the defendants We're rep
resented by State Senator Lewis H. Ma
chen.
The jury returned a compromise YER
dict awarding the plaintiff the sum of
$500 in the case OF Edna c. Joyce, ad-
miuistratriX Of the estate Of her husband.
D. Walter Davis. against the Southern
Railway Company Mr. Davis. who was
an employe of the road, was killed in the
wreck at Lawyers. Va. last Thanksgiv-
ing Day. when President Samuel Spencer
also lost his life
A decree confirming the sale Of property
was entered in the case OF Eliza Ham
mersley against W. c. Hammersley.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
OLD VIRGINIA FARMER DEAD.
John II. Larrick, Aged -, Passes
Away Near Winchester.

SPECIAL 90 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. Jan. 16.-John II.
LarTick, one of the oldest and best
known farmers in this county. died at
his home at Chambersville. to-day. aged
eighty-two years. Surviving him are
his widow. four daughters. Mrs. Alice
Snapp, Mrs. Bertha Keckley. and Mrs.
Ella Bowman. all of this county; Mrs.
Vernie Richardson. of Rockport. Ind.
and five sons. Joseph. Marcus Scott
and Newton. Of this county. and Corue-
lius IT. I4arriCk. of StaUnton.
Mrs. Jennie PuffiuburEer wife Of
John NJ Pumnburger, died at her home
AT Whitacrc last night. aged thirty-one
years. Surviving her are her husband
and three children.