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The Washington herald., 1907-03-01

No. 5, SlcWiuiams Heron. Attorneys. W. II.
Lnkins-C. T. Emg.
No. s. Hammond vs.. GHsnn. Attomeys, Z. v. Il.
EEing-H W Wheatley.
No Z Waterman vs. Baungarten ATTORNEYS.
sleman and May-J. ]. Peyser and Wolf & Rossn-
berg.
No. g. Adams vs.. wnghtsou. Attorneys, Tucker
& Kenyon-Gardiner a Hopcwell.
No. g. BFandeuburg W. Ublof. Attorneys Brand
enburg Brandenburg aud W AIosby Williams
Hayden johnson.
No. 10. Lloyd vs. Rupert. Attorneys. Hayden
johnson, J. G. Foster. and G. A. Kuhn-J. L.
McNally and J. T. Padgett.
No. Il. Dale rs. shafeF. Attorneys z S. Bailey
C. J. r. Graf.
No. z Washington vs.. Reaus. Attorneys. I.
J. MatheT-BrandenbuTg & Branden6uTg and r. r.
Perry q Son.
No. Is Hayes vs.. Dewitt Attorneys, L. J.
Mathcr- HAYDEN johnson.
No. u. National Safe Deposit and Tr8st Com
pany IS Hibbs. Attorneys. A. ). NOrthingtcn-J.
J. Darlington
No Is schaefer vs. Lloyd. ATTORNEYS. II. L. B.
Atkins0n--JOfm Ridout
No. Is Watson VS.. Nesline Attorneys, Hill. Wat
son < COllins-Le0 Simmons.
No. T. C0kcr -. Pratt. Attorneys. Coliaday &
Lerch-John Ridout and T. z. Pratt
No. le. Stone 4 Fairfax vs.. CockrelL Attorneys,
Brandenburg 4 Brsndenburg-R Rhodes Wilson &
Barksdale.
No. ls Brown rs. Murphy. Attorneys Ewing &
BiaHkenship-AL strasb,uger.
No. %. United States eK rel Newcnm Motor Com
pany vs. Alien Attorneys ". Z. RogeTs-Fairfa1
Bayard
No. o. Wylie vs. RILEY. Attorneys. G. NJ. Brady
and d. n Baker Douglas q Douglas.
No. p Contractors Supply Company Gen
eraI Engineering and Supply Company. Attorneys,
Carusi d Jones.
No. O. Parker rs. Brick Company. Attorneys.
Walker-Ridout
No. "a smiA vs. Barber Attorneys. Gittings
Chamberlin-A. S. Worthington.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU
IUlU IIIII IllUITr IIl-T
Ccmer Of pIince and RoEaL Strssl


Alexandria, Va, Feb. ga movement
which was recently started here with a
view Of having Alexandria represented at
the jamestown Exposition viii, it is un-
derstood, be brought TO the attention Of
the city council at an early date. The
matter viii probably be presented in the
form Of resolution calling for a sufficient
appropriation to make a fitting display
IN the interest Of the municipality. It is
also stated that the project will be laid
before the alexandria Chamber Of Com
merce.
Suggestions for having the industrial
and commercial advantages of this city
portrayed by a well-selected exhibit at
the exposition have met with support
from number Of leading business men Of
Alexandria, who, it is said, are ready to
push the plans theoretically when they
take definite form. It is asserted that
the movement, once well launched, Will
receive popular approval and substantial
backing
Promoters Of the scheme urge that it
would be eminenuiy fitting, as well as
profitable. to display the Alexandria OF
the present-the principal features of the
City's modern development-in contrast to
the old colonial municipality. Owing TO
its position Of seniority, in point Of age,
among the cities OF the country il is as
serted that Alexandria should have a
comparatively important place at the
exposition,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
DEATH RECORD.

Maggie r. Mortimer. 11z5 3Ist st. NV, s. years.
Ruth Pence. ll02 y 81. ne. years
Charles Jeffries 10 10th ST. ue I year.
May Daly. 2d and II SIS. ne. 81 years.
John J. Evans. 2506 o ST. nv. Is years.
Isaac s GRAY. IS \. Y. ave NV. Is years
Man r. SteeVCr. 1856 Pierce riacc uw.. IS ycars.
Maria Smith, so llth ST. nw. IS years
Agnes Bo,gles. = % -. ne. Is years
lila Donoidson. 40 81 s. NV a years.
Mary Malsdy. IT'S ] ST. NV, ~ years.
Mary N. DarraIl. Slf 18th 81. nv. a years
Com. Oliver p. Howell, SIS 9Th s.. NV. g years
Howard Woodward, Chiidrens Hosp. ] year.
VIM. W Stsncif. Prov Hosp. IS years
Dorothy " Taylor, Garfield Hosp. "A DAYS.
Mary ". Ii. Barthlowc. SO d ST. Sc, DAYS
COLORED
Emma J. Williams. Oh r 81. NV. Sc years.
James Jackson. Wash. AsyL Hosp. 50 years.
George Mason. 72i 18th ST. ne ! year.
LLOYD ". Burd 1924 Church ST. NV. 50 years.
Wm. Hicks. $50 ST. q wears.
NOyslla Matthews. lbs Half ST. sw., months
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
DAILY COURT RECORD.


supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justics, Alr. Justice Brewer.
Mr. Justice White, Mr. Justice sfcKenna. Mr. JUS
tice Holmes. Mr.. Justice Dag. and Slr, Justice
Moody.
Salon L. Perrin, 81 Superior. Wis; John K
Jones. Of Scranton. Pa. John r. Redman, Of Ellis
worth Me: George W. Woodruff Of Philadelphia,
Pa; J. Raymond AIcCHl Of NcCook, Nebr.; Will
lam Russell Deemer q WilliamspoTt Pa, and
Sherman T. Handy Of sauIt Ste. Marie. Mich.
were admitted 20 practice.
No. 2l3 Mary Anis Quinlan. executrix. &c, rs.
Green County. Ky; argument continued hy alr.
Ernest Macpherson fer Green County and con
eluded by Mr. Edmund F. Trabue for Quinlan.
oxecutTix
No. 2l7 Thomas Tindle ct ST.. plaintiffs in error.
vs.. Clarence r. Brkett; argued by Mr. Prank Glib
hons for the plaintiffs in error; no counsel appeared
for defendant in error.
No Zls. IroQuois Transportation Company. claim
ant. &c. plaintiff in error. Es. De Laney Forge
and Iron Company: and,
40. ZI9. Ir0Qu0is Transportation Company,
claimant, &c. plaintiff in error. vs.. George W Ed
wards ct al argument commenced by Dir. Charles
f. kramer fer the plaintiff ia error continued By
Mr. Herbert X Oskes for the defendants IN error
and concluded BY Alr. Charles T. Kramer for the
plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to-day az 12 O'Clock.
The day call Tor to-day win be as follows; Nos
20 22l ~ %. pa %, 225, ", Z9. anc - land
81. %, and Z3l.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
DEEDS or TRUST.

Square ss5-Jamee l. CaUic1 90 Tx. 10 Harry y
Welch and William A. Boss. 70 secure Andrew
w Lukei sl.i5a. enc to 3fty-eight months. 6 rer
cent lot q.
South Grounds Columbian JniverSlty-Lily ;. Lewis
e. yir Harry e.. to Charles L. Stone and Charles
". Fairfax. 10 secure Carlton ". Beal. $500
one year, per cent, semi-annually LOT Us.
Square s57-Charlcs T. Feake e Tx. % William =
Edmouston and Albert II. FloecSher. to secure
William !. Frizzell, 81 20. one to Fifty months
part lot 20.
Square 53S-Creed W Childs et ny. 70 Charles 2.
BENJAMIN and Roger r. Mitchell, 20 secure Per
petual Building Association. $50. part lot g.
Square 2572-Charles F. Hodgkin Ct ux. to same 10
secure same S. 20 lot l. Pleasant Plains.
Square zS2-Johsnna G}oetzner et vir, Anton to
He1scnn r. Gloetzner and Alvin A. Gloetzner
20 secure RAYMOND 4. Gloetzner. $3.50 two and
onehaf years. Uer cent semi-annnally. lot p
Square s57-Cdarles y. Evans ct ux. TO Fred b.
Rhodes and Charles ). Muir. 20 secure Herbert
". Porter, S2Oo one. two. three and five
years. per cent. scmi-annually. loJ s.. Same
. TO same. to secure Bruce Cleveland. SIS. one to
twenty-five months. per cent. same property.
MISUNDERSTANDING 4. Bustic 70 George f. Collins
ard James r. Bel. TO secure Lewis J. Umstead.
SIC, one scar. per cent semiannCally. lot
SIS. square Sol.
The Ridzs-John A. Hall 10 isie-e,d L. PaiTo and
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
Equity Court No. 2.


Mcintyre IS. MCINTYRE appearances Il ahsent de-
PENDANT ordered. Compartments solicitors Campbell!
Cauiugt5n and : ID. TI7Iltt
Yica Vs. Hutchius e. al; decree pro c1afcsso. Cen
p,aiuauts solicitor John ksd13t
Jones vs. Midland oil and Gas Company order o.
publication. C0mplaiuauts solicitor ". W. Wright.
Motions iar to-day.
No Is Loving vs. Loving Attorneys. Douglas &
Dougas-HuftT
No 2ls. B7oauins & Baincs vs.. Houstcin Com
pauv. Attorneys Wisou Hufty-TgbrlnCr.
80. - DE Yo rs. De V. Attorneys Green
Ambrose.
40. d. Golden q Co vs.. Macfar,and ct al At
t0rncys Thamas-E. f. Thomas
No 81 Lyles rs. LyIos. Attorney. Latlmer.
No. "a. Holman 81. Hoffman. Attc-neys. Plum
ley-English
No rs smith vs. smith ct al Attorney, Car
rngtoH.
No rs. Cosy vs.. smith Ct al Attorneys. Stew
art aisueiu, titts.
No 80 Henri IS. Smith et al Attorneys. JET
fcrds Henry.
No p coleman e. al. vs.. Coleman ct al. At
tCrcys. shoIcS. NauCn.
No "a In re- Lsvson Council No. 81. Alter
ness. Collins a H0ma-Nlarin.
No IS. Wells Is. Wells CO al. Attorneys Turner
-Uuttsu.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
SUMNER GETS SECRET ORDER
Change in Army Transports Sailing
Gives Rise to RumOrs.
vessel UnlOHds Cargo of Supplies
Intended for American Soldiers
Now in Cuba.
50 10 Ths - -.

Special To The Washington Herald.
Newport News, Va, Feb. 2S.-Tele-
graphic orders from Washington causing
a change in the sailing of the army trans
port Sumner, scheduled for tomorrow. for
Havana. with supplies for the army Of
pacifcation in Cuba, caused a strenuous
day in Newport News. All sorts of ru-
mors dispatched the transport all over the
world, from Santiago, where il was said
the American consul was assassinated. TO
Manila, where it was said additional
troops would be sent.
Mai. G. 5. Bingham. depot quartermas-
ter and superintendent of transports here,
received orders this morning to discharge
the cargo Of supplies that had been loaded
and hold the Sumner here for special SER
vice. The telegram stated that advices
would follow by mail in the morning. 1t
seems that the officers here got an inkling
as TO the destination of the transport,
but they were under instructions to say
nothing.
1t was not until this afternoon that pri-
yate advices from Washington announced
that the Sumner would proceed to Wash
ingtOn TO take a party of army officers 10
Fort Monroe to witness target practice.
There are those here who are still dubious
about this being the Summers special mis-
sion, finding It difficult 10 reconcile the
unloading OF a large ship load of supplies
for the army in Cuba ana diversion Of the
ship to such service when there are other
vessels available az Washington.
Army officers here deny that the trans
port Ingalls, viii load the Summers sup
plies for Havana
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
Probate Court.


Estate Of George Burgess; letters Of administra-
ton granted ~ Surab A. r. Doc and Edna y.
Doncghuc. bond. 500. Att0rucy Edwin c. Du1ton.
Estate q Lewis O. NiaU7der. petition for probate
u Win hled. Attorneys. Wilson Barzsdaie.
Estate Of Jane Oliver Barbarsu; val admitted so
probate and letters testamcntary granted Anna B.
Abbot. bond. $50. Attorneys. Gordon * Gordon
Estate q Helen N. Butenhouse, letters of adj
nIiUistratian granted % David Ritteuh0use; bond
$500. Attorney. 3. Z. Mmmacs.
Estate of Frances NJ Schreiucr, letters q adj
miuistraiion granted 90 Josephine l. schreiner.
bond 500. Attorney, Fred y. Rhodes.
Estate n Margaret Brgsuani order % pay legacy.
Attorneys Tucker q Kenyon.
Estate oi Mabel G. Sturgeon; 0ri6- authorizing
compromise q claim. Attorley. HAYDEN johnson.
Estate q Raymond r. Sturgeon; order authorizing
c1mpr1uisc q claim. Attorney, Hayden johnson.
Estate n Eliza WErdsr, win admitted to probate
and letters tcstameutary granted 20 Lillian HALEY
bond 500 Attorney. T. =. Hazard.
Estate a. Heurietta Baker. viii admitted % pro
bate and letters testamentary granted 70 Henry L.
Baker bond. 500. Attorney Joseph II. Stewart
Estate Il William T. Garrison; letters q ad-
ministsatilr granted % William 3. Garrison; bond.
s. 0o. A-t0me-. James A. To0mey.
Estate Of Sarah A. Van Derlip. oTder q sale. At
t0ruey George Francis Williams
Estate q Joseph II. LaueF; letters o. administra-
ti0n granted 20 Charles 7. Williamson; bond, 500
Attorney. w Preston Williamson
Estate Of Edvard Weser; VIII dated June 3, 1906.
fled.
/ Estate q Oracle Ann Delaney: VIII dated Feb
mary 6, 1902 fled with petition FOX probate A.
torllcys. BaLeT- sheehy Hogan.
IN re Nathaniel T. WoTley a. al order ap-
pointing Fred e.. ColdTJn guardian; bend. Sl.e9-
Attorneys. Coldren d fleming
Estate Il Charity l. Wilson. letters q adminstra-
ton granted % sue II f. Dlmer and Emma J..
Barton; bond. So5o3 Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
Estate u David L. Foster, petition FOR probate Il
viii hled. Attorney. ". u. Hoover
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01

John J. Brosnan. 10 secure T. G. Psuo. 500.
one year. per cent semi aunuslly lots i 90 -.
- g. g. g. 90. g 10 l..
Square 555-Alida =. Newton 20 Leon To5riner aud
Byron L. Graham. 90 secure Harry VI. Packard.
$40. three years. ) yer cent, s11-i-luuIt7llF.
Dot 2. same % Herbert T. shannon and Nor
ton J. Lachs. 10 secure Annie l. siay bsugl.
$50. one 10 twenty months. per cent. seal
annually. lot p
Square 5l05-Frank s. Wallace e NIX. TO Charles D..
Benjamin and Eoggs T. Mitchell. 20 see1s
Perpetual Building Association. S. 90. lot g.
blocx O. BodminZisie
Square SSZ-Aut0n Zicltsl CT Tx. u Joseph J. Weller
aud Charles kraemer. 20 secusa Eiiz8bess
scherger $3.50 hye years. rer cent, semi
annually lots 81 and e. same to jesse J..
HeiskeII and John L. NcLeran, 20 secure " 4.
il. Merritt. $50 SIX and twelve months. per
cent. semiannually. sane property.
Square 23s-Neliie H. Br0Hning Cd William A. Hi
and Charles W. Simpson. 20 Secure William J.
Fentgess, 900. three years. per cent semi
annually, lot g
Barry Fam-De Forrest Pearce TO John T. Arms
and Samuel A. DUry. 90 secure Lee Brown.
Sl5o, one % ten months. per cent part lot g.
section J.
Grant Park-John p F. White ct TX. 10 Frank
T. Rawlings and Frank =. Collins 10 secure
Edward McC. Jones. SI050. one year. per cent.
semiannually lots l3 Is, y. I9 81 g. % o.
@. q. g. 8. Sc, g. 81, g. s. s.. g. 81. S. s..
s. g. 81. 65 s.. g. &C.. T. 3. 5. T. e. So % S.
block !, lots u. T. q, Is. IS. % p. ., =. -
block 2; lots 70 T. Il, a. g. Is .. g. -
block 3: lots ! % I9 q To 2 81 70 g. e. 3. -
g. q. 81. Is. Is. 50, s.. block &; lots &C., Il %.
s. block &
Square loti-Harry WardIan n r. Francis SsGl
and Walter T. Hilton 90 secure Howard Z. WI
son. $3.50. thee years. per cent, semi-annuallr.
lot 8. same 10 same. 70 secure same. 81 CO...
three years. Der cent. scmi-aunuallv. lots ( 90
- tgelye trusts Of S225o each. one On each lot.
same 70 same, to secure same. $3.50. three
years. per cent. semi-annuaIig. lot l5. same
70 same. 10 secure same. S2i75o three years,
per cent. semi-aunually. lots y 10 p. g to g
twelve trusts Of S22j0 each, enc on each lot.
same 20 same, To secure same, $3.50, three
years. per cent. semi-anuusllv, lot -
Square 576-George y. SaeEmulleT e u1- To Geo-ve
X. johnson and Samuel r. Bond. 10 secure
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, $500.
three years, per cent. ssmi-snnUsIy, original
lot and part original lots 7 and s.
Square l05-Curtis X. Perry &c ux. 10 Albert A.
Wilson and John p Larner. 70 secure Wash
ingt0n Loan and Trust Company. 5000. three
years. 5 per cent. semi-aunually, lot l9.
Square Z2-Joseph T. Byrne et NIX. % Francis A.
Bund0n and Robert Lee O'Brien. % secure
Martha g. Gibson. Sl00, one year per cent.
semi5nnusily lot g.
Square 4lo-Emms n. Senseney to Louis A. John
son and Thomas =. Stephenson. TO secure Frank
4 Johnsoa l001 thirty-two months, per cent,
semisnnuaIly, lot IS.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.


Assignment for TUESDAY March 5. 1907. Special
calendar;
No Pennsylvania Bridge Company IS United
States Appellants attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert X
Hamilton. appelee's attorneys, D. ". Baker and
J. n. Proctor
No 2. United States, ex rel smithson. vs. Ash
ford Appellants attorney. B. 7. Leighton appci-
lees attorney r. y. Thomas.
No g. District q Columbia IS. Green Appel
laut's attorney. L. H. Thomas; appellees attorney.
john Rid0ut
No O. Turner IS. American Security and Trust
Company. Appellants attorneys, J. J. Darlington
ard G. r. Carlsi appellee's attorneys. W. +. Mat
tingy and >. G. Peslie.
No. IT, Storey IS. Storey. Appellants attorney
j. S. Easby Smith.
Regular call.
Ne l709 Collins vs. McBlsir. Appellant attor-
neys. O. w Fits and F.. s. Mussey. appellees at
t0Tney Irving Williamson.
No 1910. CAPITAL Traction Company Brown
Appellants attorneys. X. Ross Perry Son and
q. T. Dunlop; appellse's attorneys, j. T. Taylor
and HAYDEN johnson.
No l7l5. ODwysr IS. Northern Market COMPANY
Appellants attorneys. G. II. Merillat and e. r..
CarIsi apuel!ee's attorneys. =. II. Thomas II. j.
Blair. Arthur Peter. and Hamilton, Colbert Ham
iltou
Nos. 17lsl5l9 stone g. F0wIkes. Appellants at
torueys K = Willard and j. 5. Easb3 Smith, ap-
rcIIec's attorney Leigh Robinson.
so III Hartcu ". Loc.1er. Appellants attor-
nsy L. A Bailey; appalleos attorneys. Leon T0bri-
uq and i. Is. Ray
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
AWARD NEEDLEWORK PRIZES
Kann G Sons Art Display Visited
by 10000 People.
Eighteen Hearts Made Glad by the
Judges Observation-Disclosures Ex-
hibit to Continue This Week.

Eighteen hearts were made happy yes
terday. when the cash awards for the
finest needleworll at the annual art dis
play Of $. Kann, Sons & Co were an
nounced by the judges. Out of the GO
pieces of work displayed, the judges had
hard time reaching decision In spite
Of all their experiences.
More than 90.07J people visited the dis
play and viewed the works Of art that
have never been equalsd in Washington
While many ~ the articles are Tor sale,
three-fourths OF the exhibitors prize their
masterpieces too highly and have decided
10 retain them.
The display viii continue several days
1t is located on the fifth floor OF the de-
partment store. where the wonderful
works Of the human hand, covering all
kinds of embroidery and other needle
work. have been tastefully arranged for
the benefit of the public. SO restrictions
were placed upon the exhibitors.
The winners OF the prizes are as fol
lows:
Ms Robert CaIlrm 1913 J. street, waist 81; Miss
3 S01shiUe. ia Maryland avenue northeast bird
and dsh SIS. Airs. Harris S. Decatur street. Brook
lyu y y. lingerie. SO. 1II-. Lamc.ino. 8 Decatur
street BF0okI5u y. s., lingerie s.. Mrs T. Letter
one rs Ninth street northwest Italian cmbroidcry-
s.. Mrs. John Dap0I. 1913 Belmont street north
west princess lace s. Mrs Ui1f rs Gresham place
northwest. water lilies S. Airs Mausehen. -
Eleventh street northwest. p1iie5, s.; Alr-. Sarah
Stone lE5 Rhode Island avenue. waist s., Mrs.
Charles White. We0dlauu Station. Nd. peacock.
s.: Mrs. Lucy STARK Keyiaud Va. lace. s.; Mrs
Carl Reed. - Thirteenth street northwest. Jacket.
s.. Mr. J. W. ku8Wles The Buckingham. waist s..
1lr. Vaughn. j. L street northwest drawn work.
g; Mrs. Prank Bliss g. street northwest. straw
beuy center s.. Sisters OF Epiphany. 5.5 % street.
stole 81 Miss Alice Lewis. IS Tvelfth street
southeast rose lunch cloth. s.. special prize FOR
children 3Iss Viola Jaspar CO Third street north
east dli.ie So
The judges were airs. G. L. Clifton. Mrs
4. /. Clarke. and Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart
with regard 10 the awarding Of the
prizes the following statement was issued
yesterday by the judges.
1T has been difficult to choose the prize
numbers and winners. owing TO the large
variety Of truly beautiful pieces ana really
good work. IL was most difficult 10 choose
In the color work The centerpieces and
lunch cloths. too numerous to mention
are all far beyond the average in point Of
workmanship and shading. The subjects
were drawn work, crocheted and princess
laces, and battenberg.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
OLD ROUTE TO CONTINUE.
Orders 20 Close Post-Onice n; CIarLs-
burg, Md. Resciuded.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Boyds. Md. Feb. 22-This evening Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General Shal-
lenberger. by orders from First Assistant
Hitchcock. rescinded the order at almost
the eleventh hour 20 abandon the mail
stage route from Boyds 10 Clarksburg and
the post-ofice at CIsrksburg. and by his
order both will continue business. The
previous order was that they would go
out Of date at T. o'clock tonight This
defeats the attempt to have Postmaster
William H. Buxton. Of that place, ousted
from the Office, which he has held for
thirty-Odd years.
1t looks as if the department settled
matters very amiCably to the patrons
there by reappointing Buxton. who Is
ordered 10 reopen the office tomorrow,
and all previous orders are rescinded.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
BABY ELEPHANT GETS GAY.
Trixie Makes Independent Tour of
Col. Mundy's Zoo.

Special % Inc Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. Feb. sit required the
work of a dozen men all Of this morning
to undo the work Of mischief Of Trlxic.
the baby elephant. at the zoo rink. Early
this morning she got loose. and when the
attendants arrived on the scene they
found one corner of the first floor demol-
isEed.
Judging from the tracks she left behind
TriNie first paid a visit to the stalls where
several ponies and donkeys are kept
These stalls she pulled down. Next, she
pushed down one Df the big. painted eX-
mbitlon boards that help 10 make the
front for the ZOOS exhibit at fairs IN
falling enc OF the paintings was badly
damaged, and part Of the carving de
molished. The big board feil so that il
closed up the only entrance 10 the quar-
ters of the press agent for the SHOW. and
when his sons attempted TO open the door
In order 10 90 10 school they found that
they We're boarded in. It was half an
hour later, after Col. Murdy had gath
cred several men TO remove the heavy
boards. that the Beck family was able to
get OUt.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
Get Permit for Exposition Pier.

Special 60 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Feb 2S.-The harbor board
Of Norfolk, having jurisdiction over the
waters in proximity to the jamestown
Exposition, to-day granted a permit for
The construction of the commercial pier
at the foot of 10th street Pine Beach,
touching the edge OF the exposition
grounds. The permit is granted to II. d.
Co0dridge and J. A Hough The pier
VIII cost S40,o00, and work has already
been started This viii be one of the
deep-water commercial piers for handling
the exposition traffic
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS.
Opinions Handed Down In Several
Gases at Annapolis.


Annapolis. sid, Feb. 2S.-The Pro-
ceediugs OF the Court of Appeals to-day
were as follows:
Ne I5s Clinton l.. RicEs and Man G.. Riggs
against Edwin J.. Tumlull, appealed from the Court
o. Common Pleas decree reversed wlth costs above
and below Judge Pcarce delivered the opinion q
tho count.
No. IS F. Eugene sloan. trading as Frank L.
sloan 4 Co AGAINST Frank : Clarkecu. appealed
from the Ciscuit Count vf Baltimore Cts Order
affirmed with costs. judge Brsc2e delivered the
opinion Of the court.
No. q. J. NJ a. Lucas against Archibald H.
Tsyl0r and Walter Archer. receivers. appealed from
Circuit Cont 30 If Baltimore City; decree rc-
vlrsed with costs and cause Tcmanded fer further
proceedings, accordance with the opinion deliv-
cred by Judge Schumacher
No. - albert y. Horner against Elizabeth II.
Bel and others appealed from Circuit Court No >
Of Baltimore CITY decree reversed with costs 90 the
appellant above and below. injunction dissolved and
cause rcmandsd. Judge Pcsrce deli1erd the opinion
Of the court
No a The County Commissioners Of Garrett
County against Mary Z. Blackburn appealed from
Che Circuit COurt for AIlcgauy County. Judgment
affirmed with costs. Judge Brisc5e delivered the
opinion Of the court
Nc . The Baltimcr, County Water and Electric
Company Of Baltimore County against the County
Commissioners of Baltimore Comfy and others an,
pcaIcd from the Circuit Court for Baltimore County
decree affirmed with costs. Judge BOYD delivered
the opinion o. the court.
No. .. Florence ,. NardcrfCrd. administrative of
William II Vandcrford. against the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank Of Westminster appealed
from the Circuit, Court for Frederick County. iudg
n;ent affirmed with costs. Judge Burke delivered
the opinion az the court.
Nc s.. Helen j. a. Reilly and James W Reilly
against William II. BIistow. executor, and others
appealed from Circuit Court Ne Of Baltimore
City: was concluded by Michael 4. Nlulliu for the
appellants and Albert e. Richie fer the appellees
Freight Wreck on y. a o.
Sgecsl 20 The Washington Herald
Aberdeen. Md. Feb gS.-A north
bound freight train was wrecked at
SewoH seven miles from here. on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. last
night. An arch bar en- car breaking
caused fourteen ears loaded with mer-
chandise to be demolished Both tracks
were torn Up, but no lives lost. One
track was clear at o'clock this morn
ing 1t is estimated that the damage
will be $4,000.