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The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
IMPROVE AVENUE SOON.
ResurfacinE Of Principal street VIII
BE Started mt Once.

Plans for the resurfacing Of PennsyI-
vania avenue from Sixth street TO Fiji
teenth street have been practically COM
pleted and actual work on the project viii
begin before the first OF April The inn
provements viii consist not only Of re-
surfacing of the street. but involve a
change of grade Of nearly one foot. neces-
stating "a change Of grade also in the
street car tracks. the installation of new
curbstones and the laying Of new side
walks along a portion of the thorough
fare
About $1,000 of he appropriation for
Street repairs and improvements remains
uneXperGed, and viii be devoted to the
work, which is given uncer the present
contract 10 tho Brennan Construction
Company. on July I an appropriation Of
100000 for street repairs becomes availa-
bic. and new contract will be made, bids
for which viii be opened on the sd of this
month The plans for the Improvement
We're drawn by J. ". Dare, assistant 70
the engineer of highways.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
DRIVES OUT AMERICANS.
island Government Enforcing Old
Law Against Foreign Merchants.

Complaints have been received at the
State Department from several american
merchants in Haiti that they are being
driven out of business by the government
of that country. 1t appears that Haiti
is for the first time enforcing a law
passed in 1876 prohibiting foreign mer-
chants from trading there.
The State Department has instructed
Minister Furniss, at Port au Prince, TO
see that the American merchants are
given time to close UP their business and
receive treatment equally as good as is
accorded merchants of other nationalities.
There appears to be no other relief pos
sible
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
DAILY COURT RECORD.


Supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice SIr Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice Peckhsm Mr.. jus
tice Aickenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.. Justice
Day. and Mr. Justice Moody
Harry 7. NeWoomb Of Washington y. &: ". J.
Mckee. Of COrsicana. Tex. and Robert v Fletcher.
Of Jackson. Miss. admitted 20 practice.
No. Z5 Augusta a. Petersen et al. plaintiffs fn
error, IS, Tie Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company. argument concluded by Mr.. n
a. Low for the defendant in error and case sub
mitted by Mr. b. + BomaG for the plaintiffs in
error.
No. z96 Henry W Uquhsr sheriff. &c, appel
LIANT vs. Thomas Brown; argued by Mr. r. e. Nc
Donald for the appellant; no counsel appeared for
the appellee.
No 227 Behn Meyer c.. plaintiffs in error.
Campbell q Go TANGO: argument commenced by
Mr. Henry +. Davis f0r the plaintiff IN error. con
tinued by Mr. 4. r. Browne for the defendants in
error and concluded by Mr.. Henry y Davis for the
plaintiff IN error.
No. %. Security Warehousing Company ct al.
appellants V. EIbert G Hand e. al trustees SC
argument commenced by Mr.. John Il. simmons for
the sppeIlees.
ADORNED until tomorrow at - O'Clock. The day
cali FOR Friday March g. viii be as follows Nos
%, 20 land 23l. % and 49, 81 25s. go. 2i2 94s
IA, 2i5, and rs
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
ASCOT BOOKIEs HIT HARD.
GiIpin, in Second Race, Won as
Planned by Baclkcrs

Los Angeles. March THE bookies at
Ascot to-day were hit for over $4,000
when Gilpin, in the second race. won.
Giipn was brought here from New York
and trained on the quiet az Agricultural
Park. Thousands of dollars were sent
10 New York and the East during the
week, 20 be placed on Gilpin to-day Gil
pin opened at 8 10 !. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Stoepleclase short course. Indian
ii. llf tNaTTazi- 20 ], won; DVcimo l40 O'Con-
uQri. to - second; NmC5nd0. i31 uReuna IS 70 l.
third. IIm-. 5:i2. Br5nns and Thsddeus also ran
SECOND BACE-Seiling; seven furiougs. Gilpin
lo lBciandl. 20 ]. won: Netting los NIcDanien
10 1. second. t0cSctj l07 tNwzl 10 TO l. third
Time, l-6. jo5uer Willie Greg Phyz. Henry
White, and Hi CaHi Cap slsa gau.
THIRD BACE-tive fuloues 9iauera Io5
'sm-thl, o. J. won: Ny Choice l05 ,Harrisi 4 o.
I. second, Nom Sport. lo- JRosel. y to J. third
4mc, le2ls. Avalon. Ei0I9ro. C5mas. spartan
Nohur, Nanooia, LJbertiuus, perditic Ecritas Vim
or, ana Col Palmer also Ead
FOURTH RACE-tlne miic. Go.gaIettc I69 ale
bauieb, : "a be- WCui Ietsm l04 Hauisl Ia J.
s-cord Lille b. g ipsJstoul Z To l. third Time.
I;iii2, k--sTaio0 and Stillichi also ran
FIffE EACE-Uue uiie. Bragg IL GHsrisl.
90 :. son. hms Of Mist. Io5 .kunzl. 20 " /, SIC
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
IA. t. PiIgrimage to baltimore.

One hundred and fifty sir knights of
Columbia COmmandeTy, No. >. h T.,
made a pilgrimage to Baltimore last
night as the guests of Crusade Com
mandery. No. ,. X. T. of that city. 4
delegation from Baltimore escorted the
Washington knights from this city. and
after entertaining them at the Masonic
Temple served a banquet at the Carroll
ton Hotel Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley accompanied Columbia Com
mandery, and the comfort of the party
was looked after by Sir Knight S b.
Hege. passenger agent of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnneaIs.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice McComas.
and Nr. Justice Kobb
Claude Gilbert and Chsunceg Hockett we're sd-
mitfed 10 practice.
ION and Judgment withheld until further order on
motion of Dir Melville Church. Of counsel for sp-
pslaut.
Patent appeal No 40I Munster vs. Ashaorth
opinion and Judgment withheld for six days on
motion e Mr. William Small, attorney for APP
peant.
Patent appeal No H3 Mccormick w. HaIlwood
continued b. stipulation.
Ne. I47. Turner vs. American Security and Trust
Company Ct al. argument continued by Mr. 5. C..
PccIle and lIr " r Mattiugly for appellee and
concluded b. Sir C. +. Cansi far appellant.
No E55 storey IS. Stcrey continued.
No. l70s Collins vs.. McBlsir argument com
menced by Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey for appel
laHt and continued by Mr.. Irving Williamson and
Mr. J. J. Darlington for appellee.
Assignments for today
On hearing;
No. 100 Collins vs. McBIatr. Appellants attor-
ne3s. c. W. Fits and Z. S, Mussey; sppeleas at
toEne-, Irving Williamson.
Regular call;
No. l7l0. Capital Traction Company vs. Brown
Appellants attorneys. Il. Ross Perry & Son and
.. I Dunlop; appcliee's attorneys. J. L. Taylor
end HAYDEN Johnson.
No. EJ. ODuyCr rs. Northern Market COMPANY
Appellants attorneys, e. II. sIerillat ana G. +.
Causl. appellees attorneys, T. II. Thomas. II. p
Blair Arthur Peter. and Hamilton. Colbert 4 Ham
ilt0u.
Nos. HsI1g. stone VS.. Fouikes. Appellants at
torneys r. J. Hiniard and J. 5. Easb5 Smith; aI-
pelees attorney. Leigh Robinson
NJ. liz. Harteu rs. Loefilrr Appellants attor-
ney. l.. A. Bailey, appcIlces attorneys Leon TobTi
nT and 7. y. Ray.
No. l72s. Mcfarland vs. BARRIER Asphalt Paving
COMPANY APPELLANT attorneys r. II. Thomas
and J. T. smith; appeliee's attorney, A 5. Worth
ingtou
No. l7a BslsreT ". Csdick. APPELLANTS attor-
ney. J. J. Archer. IT, sppeilee's attorneys q. 4.
koigvin aud T. g. CoISreu
NO h51- StsrEgesJher vs.. Dyer. Appellant at
inHsls Evans. Benson s Poultncy sppcIIee's at
torneys. 4. +. Leighton and r. Golden Donaldson
No. l5L smith y. smith. Appellant attorneys.
J. K FaEuo. Wilson & Barksdsle; sppellee-s at
t0Tuc7s J. Is. ArCbcT IT. and J. l. smith
No iIsi. LggUe vs Fcnuing Appellants attor-
ne's EsaH=- Rensaa PouItueyi appclicc's after
ufy ,. g.. .C0ldreu
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

tHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate Of Man g. Msrkoe; VIII admitted to DO
bate and letters testsmeutary granted tn Samuel
T. Emmons and Frank Markoe. bond 4en. At
torncv. Arthur Peter
h-a'e "i James h Murphy; viii admitted to
probate and lcttsrs tcstamentary granted IN S,-sb
T. Foss; bond Slo3 Attorney. Henry z Davis
Estate % George H. Bskersmith. viii sdmitfs5 IN
probate and letters of administration q =
sTsnted to Lena Bakersmith; bJnd $50 Attorner
A H. Bell
Estate of Clfrles II. Lloyd. petition for pro5s-s
Of wiil hifd. Ati0uey HAYDEN johnson.
Estate If William Il Han: viii admitted r., ,
bate. Atteney ". X LInkins.
hs.a'e Of icTeSa l. Sexton petition for letters
Of aeminist alton Sled ATTORNEY. r F T,rnir.
Estate O.; Annie O'DunneU Lakewood. refi+,,-
for letters Of administration fled Attorncy. r. +
Downing - a.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
FAVOR JOE THOMAS.
Judges Agree Tint Honey
Melody Was Beaten.

New York. March Nearly all of the
local competent judges Of boxing who saw
the siX-rcund battle between Honey Mel
l0dy and Joe Thomas at Philadelphia
Wednesday night agreed to-day that
Thomas had the better of the argument.
but many of them asserted that if these
men had been fighting when Walcott and
Billy Smith were the leading
welter-weiEhts neither would nave 4
chance To win.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Girls Held ON Charge of Larceny.

Violet Gordon. aged twenty years. of
los Second street northwest and Bertha
Wheeler. aged nineteen years, of los
Thirty street northwest. were ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Cornwell and Evans. of the central bu-
reau. According to the police the girls
are believed to have robbed Mayo c.
Mitchell. OF 30 II street northwest, OF
about $40. Wednesday night
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
NO BALTIMORE FRANCHISE.
Stockholders simply Inquire About
Business of Brooklyn Club.

Brooklyn, March Edward HaHlon
says that the suits brought by +. a. Abel
and himself against the Brooklyn club are
not for the purpose Of transferring the
franchise to Baltimore. Hanlon declares
that De and Mr.. Abeil are simply pleading
for their rights. of which they believe
they have been defrauded by Ebbets and
those with hlm ia control of the Brooklyn
club
Haulonpstates that be and Abel repre-
sent q per cent of the stock. and Yet for
two years or more they have been kept IN
complete ignorance of the business affairs
of tho BrenklNH club.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

Nc. @-7S joseph Jackson Is PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road COMPANY; damages. $1,000 Plaintiffs sste--
ney. " Calvin Chase.
No 4a25l- Ayres & Bro. vs. Watts 4 Bro a.,
count. SLl79So Plaintiffs attorneys. R. Ross PERI
& Son. ''''
Nc 1913 IanCy Austin Is Thomson Stsrr.ta
COMPANY, damages. $1,000 Plaintiffs attorBsrs
Lecsie Fulton x Cox
No i9-59 United States ex rel Louis II. rafe-,s
W. Eugene DAVIS and Edward e. BRYAN. man
dsmus Plaintiffs attorney. b. F. Leighton.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

First race-Lemon Girl. Antimony.
IoIe.
Second race - Royal River. Grace
George. Cora Price
Third race - Gresham, Black Mary.
Zicphen-
Fourth race-sir Toddington. Colo
Guy. Belle Strome.
Fifth race - The Englishman. Tom
Dolan. Polly Prim.
Sixth race-Roseboro, Gamester, Cold
way.
Seventh race-Fancy Dress. De ORC.
RermOnt.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
CARR AT SHREVEPORT.
Local Player VIII BE in Southern
League This Year.

Jack Carr, of this city. viii leave Mon
day for Shreveport where he will play
during the coming season.
Carr was with indianapolis last year
but figured in a deal since the season
closed whereby he goes TO the Southern
League. Bill Rapp Of this city. is one
of the Shreveport catchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Win Euchre Prizcr

Mrs. Nellie Dudley gave a euchre last
night at Home Life Insurance Hall
Prizes were won by Dr.. Pendcrgrast
MI Schultz. Miss Perry Mrs. c. J. VIII
ley. and Mrs. Winkelman
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

od; Elmdale 90 CBrusscll. 10 l. third Time
ia2is. Elizhsth f. Revolt Wocdthope. Ia Tracy
ana Stella 4. also ran.
SIXTH RACE selling; sevea fulongs. Tatten-
ham, 10Y (CauOlb Cd "a ], Won: L. WT0Hscman. l0j
Wre5tonl, to l. second, J. Z. kirby. le7 BEtwelH
80 J. tbirL Time. l.29H Redwood Il. Niona,
Turkey Foot, Matte Bumppo, suauta, FugWtha.
RespraLoI. and Rain CLOUD also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Equity Court No. 2.
GOULD.

Motions for to-day
No. 2S. beavers vs. beavers ATTORNEYS. NouIton
Doyle.
Ne. rs. Browning d Raues Us. H0rnstein Com
pany- Atterne>s. Wilson 4 Hufty-T obriner.
No. D. Golden a Co vs. Mcfarland et al At
tolncys. ;. 7. Thomas-E. H. Thomas
No. ~ Lyles Us. Lyles. Attorney. Latimer.
No. rs Cosey ys. smith ct al. ATTORNEYS Stow.
art-Eeigyin Fits
No G5. Albert IS. Albert. Attorpess. Williams
Forrest
No. 2s Shorty vs. storty Attorneys. Ray-
Hoover.
No. 30 Irall vs.. Huorr Attorneys. Mcnamara
Huidekoper Hoehns Cuttings & Chamberlain
No. -. Las Ovas Company Is. Davis Ct al At
torneys. Darlington Putnam. Norton
No 29i. The Board If Foreign Missions u Kelley
et al. Attorneys, WoTthington, Head Frailey-
Mussey-
No sc. smith Smith ct al Attorneys. Am.
b7Ose & Stutler-Holoway
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.

Morgan '7 Walter title vested IN complainant rs
adverse possession Complainant solicitor. George
r. LukiHs defendants solicitor " Il Baden.
Lamon IS. Peter. ti,lc vested in complainant bv
adverse possession Complainant solicitors NJ J.
kcsus and ID " O'Donozbue
Henry Us. Smith rule as 70 fsement IT taxes
re,ufnahie March Is Complainant solicitor. T.
J.. JCf0rds; defendant solicitor ". T. Williamson
King S. Kennedy; hearing fixed fr March IT,
1885, Complainant solicitors. J. J. Darlington and
Leon Tobraer; defendants solicitors, IF. b. Webb
and Wolf Cohen.
HsHcr Sc American Savings Bank. exceptions
oVcrulcd and receivers authorized 20 make dis
trihution. Ccmplainauts solicitor. T L Jefords
defendant solicitor. c H. syme intervener's so
Hci5cTs Wolf d kosCnbtTg
Pitts ~ Muse. Wilton !. Lambert and John J.
Brosnan appointed trustees 90 sell. bond $ coo
Complainant solicitor, ". J. Lambert defendant
solicitor. J. J. Brosnan
Darby vs. Darby. Jesse r. Wilson and Prank
T. Rawlings appointed trustees. bond. S911G. Com
painant's solicitors. jesse Il. Wilson and Jesse H.
Wilson. jr.
SIuir rs Ambush. appearance az absent de-
PENDANT ordered Compliments solicitors Jesse H
Wilson and Jesse Fl. Wilson it,
Nh'uman s. SbiI1nan; divorce a yin. nat granted
Com lalnant's solicitors. r. L. Montague. defend
ants solicitor Leo y. Harlow.
sullivan vs.. Rhodes; guardian ai ijtem appointed
Complainant's solicitor, James a. Toomey.
Lewis vs. Severance. 7. ". McReynolds and
George II. Lamar appointed trustees To sell. bond
500. Complainant solicitor George r. Lamar:
defendants solicitor. Homer tiuerry. interverrr-s
solicitor. +. vs.. MCItsy noids.
In re WHacy # James 4 Sinnott; auditors report
approved.
White White; divorce a sin. mat granted
COMPLIMENT solicitors. J. r. Archer and J. L.
smith defendants solicitor o. = Nfetzcrurr
PeaeocS IS. Peacock, limited divorce granted and
lllmsny ordered paid. Complainant solicitor. A.
" scott; defendants solicitor, J. H. Stewart
Motions for TODAY:
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
NM NumIm nrIcs.

FIRST RACE Maiden two-year-old allies; three
aud unc-haIf furlouss. Ro=e Bloom, iii tNlclll-
60 s. won; Partisan Model. JOS lHoggi. 30 20 J.
second bona H. ll2 b. Lccl 20 !. third iimc
OHI5 Lutte Foster. Gremsa. Ia Samada. ooIho-
mCre Florence keu. 1lic6letou Maid, and Wlnsia
also rau.
SECOND -stecplcchasc Handicap, three
yogr-oljs and upward; short course AUies ~
tHuryi s TO J. won, SubgdCr. l50 NOITeh. y to
J. second. Arabic 80 Boylel. % 2. third. Time,
500. Lights ont. mcautatiou Port NoriA. II. A.
Schroeder Uncle James and Fabian also ran
THIRD RACE-Seilng, thTUe-lear-oid colts and
CeldnZs. 1--WE and one-haf iUriuuEs- Little George.
l9 ,HCg-- s To- T. won. Field Wick 100 -. Hen
uosSyl 50 tG T. sec1nd- Msslstrlm IL ttlckCtti. 50
% l. thinl Time. GS 80 Pl5Ud. Aloceasn, Fire
Alarm Comit Arao, Bolmeucc, Pastor DE Shane.
Bclsay. and Rotheeb also rau-
FOURTH RACE Handicap. thrcs-yoar-olds and
upward. enc and ouc-sNtcentb mics. ST. Valentine,
los Ueei Sc I, won, Pasadena. 100 fkeycsI, to
J. second Pink Star, % Godsteiui. is % /, thlTd.
Time 1875. Anna Day. Peter Sterling. and Bit
ter Miss a~l ran
FIFTH RACE-F0ur ycarolds and upward, seven
f1rlcugs- EmugcHry 80 liamcri. 3 20 -. wons
Fczmead los uloydl. 10 7, second; Nutwood. la3
tPicS5nsl. Io0 g. !, third. Time, ~ - teIIlau.
Ohscsa Grey Plu1ae aud Syntax also ran
SIXTH BACE-Seluc. tCuryolr--lds and upward.
one aud CuC-GiEhJh mics. Grenade 100 fGamgl.
% 70 &C. won; Bcliiudian 30 iNle1h 70 J. second;
Erie Greene. 100 iEi0ydf. ) ta ]. third. Time,
1898. Dckaber. King Ellsworth. Jungle Imp and
Don't Ask Me also ran.
SEVENTH RACE Selling. thTecEear-Glds and mp
ward. six fI1ongs. Getjeeut. llj lGsueeu, 10 !.
woni plauute. l0l lHoggl. 8 90 l. secot5; Tom Man
kiHs. ll5 0keyesl- % e. l. third Time, II3 IS.
LGchgol Belle Of the Bay. Auditor Excitement.
Good PLAYER. Field Lark. GCrdcn EU-h, and Blue
dale also ian.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Probate Court-

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAT7H.
IN re William MINIS adjudication and reference
10 ". NJ Hallam referee
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
CIRCUIT touTt No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

schwartz CosTove; verdict fer defendant
Plaintiffs sttorleys. J. Fl. David and r. b.
Behreudi defendant attorney. John Ridout
Arnold. executor. vs.. Booth; VIry resDited until
Monday, plaintiffs attorneys. ". T. Lester and
Alex Wolf defendants attorney. Eugene 4. Jones.
Jenkins IS. Jsnl1ns order 70 pay over to Nicholas
5. Purcell attorney, fand in registry. Plaintiffs
attorney. c. F. Digs
Lyon IS. Bursey motion for mes traI fled
Plaintiffs sttouezs HsIlam d Haliam: defendants
attorneys Leo Simmons aud ". H White.
Russell Is Washington Post Company bill #
exceptions Submitted. Plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson
Barksdale; defendants attorneys. Chaplin BroEn,
J. Paul Earnest. aud e. 81 Douglas
Motions TO-DAY:
Nc. l. wiIiee Gibbs & Dsnisl Us Bowen. A.
torneFs. Balderston Johnson Rslston & siddous
and ". Z. Richardson
No Redman IS Bran. Attorneys. 4. l. SIN
clair and John Bidout-H. Z. Davis
No. / 'IarwOcd IS Henderson. Attonegs Whit
/ ford Johnson-R. J.. Saeale,.
No s McWHLams vs- Heron. Attorneys. r. H.
Linkins-C. r. Emig
". 6. Waterman IS Baumgzrteu Attorneys. sIs-
man Nay Pey7er Wolf q Rosenberg
No l. Washington ReaTis. Attorneys /. J.
M2theT- Brandcnburg q Brsndeuburz and PERI.
Ne HAYES Ts he VIII. Auouess l. J.
Mather-Hayden johnson.
NJ g AirEnal safe Deposit Savings and Trist
Company ". Hibbs Attorneys A s W0rtbius-
tCu-I- J. Darlington.
No. 10. schacfcr IS LLOYD. Atto7nevs Il l. p
Atk5sCn-J0hu Rid0uf
No u. Watson vs.. Nesli1e. Attoueu. Hill
Watson 4 CollBs-Lc0 Simmons
No T. ecker rs. Pratt. Attorneys. Collsday 4
Lerch-Ridoui & Pratt
No IS United States Ok rel Neucgmb Motor
COMPANY ~ Alien. Attorneys. " F. Rogers-F
Baard
No u W,lie VS. Riley Attorneys. Brady &
Baker-Do1gias & Douglas
No = Contractors Supply Company vs. Gen
erai Engineering and Sapply Company ATTORNEYS,
Csulsi X Jones.
Ne IS Parker IS Brick COMPANY. Attonevs.
Walker RidoGt
No L. Smith Barber ATTORNEYS Cuttings (
Chsmberj5n-A. 5. WCrthinErou
No q Dove Us. ksTTics. Attorneys Brown.
Britton. Hoehling a BroUne-Niuau & smith
No. l9 Garter q Clarke Is Ristan Aft1r,ets
Hamilton, Colbert & HamiltGu-L. II David
NJ. p PTathCr rs. Stott. Attorneys. l. C. WI
liamson-S T. Thomas
No q Harper ". Thropp Attcrnevs ] 7 T7r-
. liHgton-H Winship Wheatley
Nc - DAVIS M0aett Atto7lezs. n. L Davis
g I. Fraiey.
No. q Wilmar'h vs. Pickett Attorcrs. r. z.
Stsphens-W. Z. Lester.
No p Fraser Southern Pacific Comusnr.
Attorneys r. h. NCitch-L. I. PaysJ1 and q. II.
Bates
No . Moore vs. Hight. Attornsys. John Rid
ont and Leo simmous-H- : Matthews and P. A.
Bowen, r.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Eouitx Sui,.
Mechanics, Iton

No Ssls Marie /. stockton ct al. vs. sally
hotors. Gordon & Gordon and Erskine t;or(Iop
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United states vs. Bn1er Hermann. violating
sectlen 5iH K = T. =; on trial. Attoruers. A. 5
WorthIngton and H Prescott GatIey
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
SHERMAN DEFEATS WALLACE.
Former Champion wins Easily in
Southern Pool Tournament.

Former champion Of the world Frank
sherman last night defeated Walter Wal
lace champion OF Virginia. by l25 to 50,
IN the great Southern handicap pool
tournament, at the National Hotel last
night. The former champion was in good
form, and had little trouble in defeating
his opponent.
Fred Stewart. the crack Michigan
player, will meet Wallace tonight.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
U AND I DEFEATS SPALDING.
Fraternity Quint wins Roller Polo
Game at Convention Hall.

Game at Convention Hall.
In featureless roller polo game the
L and ] team last night defeated the
Spaldings by to J.
The Spaldings held the winners down
to only one goal in the first half, but
in the second allowed Northwood to
shoot two goals to Corners one. Goal
shooting was Spaldings' weak point
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
IsaWsuTFs

Ne. 5592 JOAN II SCOTT vs., Edwin 2. Brink I,,,
, 10 e. square 1851. Ss54 Attorney. ". H. Mar
low IT. u.s.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Criminal Court No .
Bankrunlcr Cnnrt

United states rs. Joseph Paolueci murder. on
trial. ATTORNEY. Thomas g. TAYLOR
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

New Orleans, March "A well-balanced
card of seven races, coupled with spring
like weather. served to draw one of the
largest crowds Of the present meeting TO
city Park to-day.
The feature was "a handicap for three
ye1r-olds and up at ii mile and six
tecnth But six started in this event
with Peter Sterling as the favoriJe. Peter
Sterling, however, was not able to keep
up in the first part of the journey, and
finished outside Of the money. St Naien-
tire. with lee in the saddle aud heavily
backed around 3 to l. went to the front
at the rise of the barrier, and racing Icy
Bitter Miss, had enough left TO stall of
The rush of Pasadena at the finish Pink
star a candidate for the City Park, ran
"A GOOD third
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
ST. VALENTINE WINS
Captures the Handicap at
City Park.
STALLS OFF a HARD RUSH

Pasadena Makes Game Bid for the
Money but Lee Drives His Mount
and Finally Lands in FrOnt-Peter
Sterling Unable 10 Keep I'D in First
Part of JOurney-Otker Results.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

Hoover a wells Ridout Donaldson Parker. Rs.s
ton & Sddo4s
No. H. EugIish vs.. fllompson-starrett Company.
Attorneys Poc-PeIy q son.
No, y Miller IS. Washington and GETTYSBURG
Railway Cempany Attorneys. George W. Dres-
John B. IarHcT.
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New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
FRANCE NOT SURPRISED.
Regret Expressed, HozceUer, at Fat
ure of the Sessions.

Paris Sept. 22-The barren results from the
international peace conference at The Hague.
with especial reference to the great questions IN
which the world is interested, cause regret but
no surprise in Paris. From the beginning
France has fully realized that the jealous sus-
pic!on among the powers would prevent the ac-
complishment of anything in the direction or the
limitation Of arrnaments but she did hope that
some progress would be made toward compui-
sorry arbitration. The friends Of peace IN France
are especially greved over the failure OF the
American proposal for q permanent court OF ar
bltration which, It is regarded here, King Leo
pold blocked In some quarters the admission
OF the smaller states to an equal footing Win
the great powers is looked on blunder. and
the question is raised whether conference OF
the first class powers alone could not accom-
plish more than a body made up Of representa-
tives of all the countries.
The radical and socialist newspapers scoT at
the conference and call II travesty, but this
unconditional condemnation Is not echoed in re-
sponsible circles where the present failure is
expected TO give way 10 large results the
worldwide sentiment for peace strengthens and
crystallizes into a firm conviction
change in the methods OF procedure IN fut-
ure conferences is regarded as necessary II any
thing is be achieved. France is proud OF the
conspicuous part played by her delegation.