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New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
IRv telegram 70 The Trihrr. ,

Ptteburg. Aug. 10-New York defeated Pittsburg
here to-day by a score of to .. The victory was
gilt edged pitching by Amcs. who held the
locals down three scattering singles With better
luck he would surely have shut cut the Pirates.
The Giants made ali their in the third inning.
when Doyle. Devlin and Strang singled and Browne
hit for three bases. This batting rally accom-
panied by wild throw by Anderson and a stolen
base by Doyle
Willis then retired in favor of Leever. who held
New York down. The Giants play IN GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Sunday. and will return here for game
Monday The attendance to-day was 5000 The
score follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
LONG MARATHON SWIM TO-DAY.

The thirteen mile Marathon swim from the Bat
terry to Coney Island to-day includes In its entries
some of the best long distance swimmers In this
country The swim will start at the public baths
at the Battery and end at Seeiy's Hotel Coney
Island The New York Athletic Club will be rep
resented by Bud Goodwin, Wencke and Spencer.
ana the Illinois A. C. by n J. Handy. The swim
is held under the auspices Of the American Life
Saving Society. Many Of the old-tine swimmers
VINO hav. competed in this event before will also
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
k&r. BEATS THE BENsoNHURsT
Leg on the Lipton Cup and Points Tor
Lower Bsy Chamnionehip.

nss~~aSionfric yacht racee we're sailed IN "a"
= S.sunner - regatta OF .ne Brooklyn Yacht Iirp
= - lower Be- yesterday. Six classes MADE up
- sSstfa enc the boats In the n, r ana 70
s Umsions sailed fo- tho championship points
s<oaiuon 10 these poin.1 the 16-footers sailed
ii weekly contees for the Upton Cup
kA inckenbach's Sue vas the winner In
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
NEeRIcH BEATS CANADIAN CHAMPION
Try Telegraph 20 The rrihune.l

Buffalo. Aug. 1o.-At the annual games OF the St
Andrews Scottish Society this afternoon. Frank
Nebrich won the three-mile championship match
race with Tom Coey, the Canadian champion
Nebrich's time was Is minutes q seconds. which
was good considering tn. poor track. He led the
Toronto runner al the way.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

-,,x usr.Iv of Boston. the American long dls-
a am We at the cavan Mems games at Celtic
rsarlr to-day There are many other events on 'ne
programme.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

PHILADELPHIA, /; DETROIT. O.
..,-.,a RHE
p5,s,aselph,a .--.....i 0 o o Il
fiiia.iehA a O o o 0 90 /
..s. r,1,s,adelphia Bender and Powers: De-
%. Donovan and Schmidt Umpires. sfhhord
and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Two-base hit-strang Three base hit--Browne sac
rihce hit-Ames Stolen tasnp-nevlin, . Double
plsys-DoyIe, Dshlen and McCann: peviin funassist
ed. Base hits-Or Willis ) IN three innings; of
Leever. 3 innings First base bslls-Or
Ames. 3 Hit by pitched bell--By AInes Anderson; By
Willis Deviin Struck cut-Bv Willis I by LeevAr
7 Passed balI-Bresnahan. Left hases-Pittsburg
g. New York. bese errors-pttsburg /
rirna I'M kIara nElaN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ST. LOUIS. 3. BOSTON. .
r II "
PHILADELPHIA. 4. CHICAGO. ..
BROOKLYN WINS AGAIN.

Cincinnati. Aug. 1o-Brooklyn won to-day's
game by making better use Of their hits than did
Cincinnati Iumev out Of the game with
attack Of stomach trouble. Lewis benched in
the sixth for disputing The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Twobase hit-Moriarity IhreHnass = - 80
: in five innings Sacrifice hits-Joness stone 1 ana
T,.one- stolen bascE-Rtone. Conroy Double plays--
stevens and Niles: Chssbro. Conroy and Rickey Lett
on bsses-st Louis. o. New York 8 First oase on
ny,sOev Teue.n 2: off Chesbro. J. First base on
a~roTs-St Louis 2. New York, Struck out,-iSy
Sts1-,on q by Dneen / Time. 21o Umpire
rn.,ria tn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
1MES BEATS THE PIRATES.
Hard LUCK DepriUes Giants Pitcher
of a Shut-Out IN Pittsburg.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO pA>

Brooklyn at Cincinnati 1.-TWO eemes).
Boston ut ST. Louis
Phiiadelphis Chi O..
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York 3: Pittsburg @
Brooklyn, 2; Cinrinnsti, /.
Philadelphia 4; Chicago. Q,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
suRuRe TO RUN MATCH RACE.

Alfred shrubb the great English lonS distance
runner viii two-mile match race against J
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

sratte1 for Weinler In the ninth INNING
15rooklvT ................ O o q l o o 1-2
rvo-base hit-ffuggins Sacrifice hits-Iobert. Burch
Left baees-Cincinnau.
ProokIyn q Double plays-BfcLean. Loberr and CAMEL
ainerrnan Lewis and jordan. struck ouBy Pastorius
First base on balls-On Weimer. 2; of Pastorfus 4
TIit by pitcher-By Weirner. l. Time OF game. l:So
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
J.r.ey City Newark
pEsluTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jcysey City. 8; Newark s.
"ch'0' Rnchexter 3; Montreal, l1t tnningef.
Isu,aIo 4: Toronto. ffrsf Eame)-
toronto Buffalo, 8 tsecond Rsme)
Baltimore, 81 Providence. B.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
LOSE And TIE.
st. Louis Does Damage to Local
T7rirIers on the Hill.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TOD

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
ST Louis Z: New York, S tnrst gsnel ,.s,
New York 6: ST. Louis, tsecon6 esme cshesl'
Boston, 4; Chicago, .
Cleveland. 2; WssiitngtoD :. =,
PIfiadephis- /: Detroit "
.r.crIS STAINING.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

as tbe first beat home The HI ano r.
spoer S,.a,e huiIt boat OF the Marine and fieo
Sinh scored win IN the lsioo. ,s s'ass ,or the
on nv .,onhy and the Bensonhurst wHgn
bad four contests Z, the syaease bull.
this -. crescent Athletic Club. WAS ra-hineo
noa,s ,a.,. % .st OF ndshp by the Gunda t was ,, "a
~. v,afch snd the Nere.d clsiinea .no Is
. lunins H,a -,saf damage done to eithef
OF way ,,s. N.reid fled a protest when .he - r.
Ss ended which viii BE- esE,osn n tn. near future
ana nus and o special classes. which Wefe no'
-,c,ne for championship points so,s we're and ~o Heaiy
ececuseS. ems The latter boat won on, o1
r,eoted time Richard Rgmmes nn,rs rSs sum
eSlie cor rr.t OF the @ special 10 h'nsh- N
nnar1es follow; -ar-rrr :, >,rrrrs
6IDOPS-tltAS-' Elapsed
Finish. tine
HMs HMS.
-, .r1 owner h,6.o7 2.1l27
boar " ruckenback ....-..--t-t..- H2t.s7 2.1a97
SUE Havii&nd Brothers' ic..x 20
Tsorrnotad time On UaAes&
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

A. Reading-Pottsvile e; Reading. tnrst zane,
Reading Pottsvflie 6 second game)
ns g. Tsnaaau. & fnr's s'me':
aI Brooklyn-Brooklyn, o; Easton. {frst game).
r3rookIvr 2: Easton. teecont garnel.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ASTERN LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. rIoversvilie-A- J. G., 2; Utica J.
a, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4. Binrhaniton. o.
A. Wilkes- -Barre--wilkes- Barre. 2, Scranton, o.
A. T-roy-Troy, g. Albany. T.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Motor Boats for Sale.

IsoR SALE-47-foot by foot, by foot drat:
= motor boat: Globe engine n COED ssdss: oAaaA
FISHER. 81 West 6otA -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
crcnNp GAME

.Esa..ed far Howell the ninth inning
4F2afted for IN the seventh inning
5Fsatte Doyle I'm the eEhth inning
base hit--Waace Ihree-hase rlt-fioIiinsn.
rror,s run-efone Hits-Or TIT 10 IN seven inithEs'
f19r a., ons ,rninr. off Howell 12 in innings
esr-sHce hts-Keee-. Hartzen. Howell stone Stoien
basesECsorroy Hoffman. Ileinow Double piays Nor
Walls and Left
hascs-st- Louis Is: New York First base on naiis
or rFft q of Howell. 3; on Doyle. =; on ftoeE J.
,gr.. NAN on errors-New York. J. Struck outBy Tff1
4. hv Howell 8: by Glade. J. Time. 2@f Umpire
.clIln
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

CLEVELAND. 2: WASHINGTON. I.
AZ Washington X Ii u
r-Ieverand ......... Q o % 2
zs-asbinefon ......... o 0 0 o-i 2
raa.teries-Clevelend, Joss end Clarke; Washing
,on smith and Heydcn. Umpire. Evans
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

BOSTON, 4: CHICAGO.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

noat and owner
ene u r. Luckenoac.
susana. sus Havii&nd Brothers c.,x "a
correotsd time oo
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY.
Arnv ORDER.

army OEAFFrs
Following assignments first Ieuienants announced
WILLIAM J. DAVIS. 10 Eighth Infantry
JOHN F. CHAPMAN. 20 Fifth Infantry; KEN
METH F. WILLIAMS. TO Thirteenth infanu2
WILLIAM a. ALFONTE. 20 Eighteenth Infan
trv: DANIEL A. NOLAN. TO Fifth Infantry
CHARLES T. SWARTZ. to Tenth Infantry
BENJAMIN d. FOULOIs. TO TwcuiyfOUrth
fnfantry; ROY ". ASHBROOK, TO Seventeenth
Infantry RALPH H. LEAVITT 20 Twenty
fifth Infantry: GOODWIN COMPTON. 10 Thir
teenih Infantry. LATNCEL0T NJ PURCELL
to Third Infantry WILLIAM r. LEONARD
20 Ninth Infantry. CLARENCE II. FARN
HAM. 10 Fourth Infantry: JAMES f. McDoN
AID. to Fifth Infentr WILLIAM F. c. JEP
son and CARL T. VON DEN BJsSCHE, te
Fourteenth Infantry
Col THOMAS f. DAVIS. 10 Eighteenth Infantry
cant. FRANCIS NJ. G. USHER assistant surgeon
from Sort Brady. report to medical s'Iperin
tendent army transport service, san Francisco
as surgeon transport BufoTd, thence TO duty II
Philippines
Retirement Of Mai Gen JAMES T. WADE an
nOunced.
second Iieuts EDWIN 2. THOMPSON Twenty
sixth Infantry ROBERT /. WEEKS Thrtietl
Infantry. and ALBERT q. GOODWIN. Twen
ty-uinth Infantry. before board, Fort Leaven
wcrth. FOR examination fer promotion
Col. WILLIAM F. TUCKER. deputy paynastel
general. 20 JhiCago. as chief paymaster. Depart
ment q the Lakes
Can't. HORACE u. BLOOSiBERGH. assistant sur
geon detailed member examining board al For
Riley. vice Capt ELMER A. DEAN. assistant
surgeon
Private. lF'irst Cl@ssi DILMUs b. BRASELToN
Hospital CorIs irom Fort Mcpherson, 10 dspo
II recrpiss and casuals Fort Mcdowell. theme,
70 Philippines. June s.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
HARRIET COLNE TO BE SUED.
Former EmpIoye of Martin Bros. TO
Reveal Interests I'm Deals.

heFFNA AmAeEFHts IN DtaAs-
The District Supreme Court yesterday
issued permission 20 Guy H. Johnson and
Joseph d. sullivan. receivers Of the firm
OF Martin Brothers real estate brokers,
10 enter suit for discovery against Har-
Elst Coine. formerly an employe Of the
bankrupt firm The court is requested
10 require Miss Colne 10 disclose the ma
ture OF her interests ia nine parcels Of
real estate which are recorded in her
name. II is claimed by the receivers that
Il was the custom Of Martin Brothers to
place the title to property purchased by
them I'm the name Of Miss COlne, and that
she had no pecunlary interest in the lands
go conveyed. and held the same ar trus-
tee. to dispose Of as she should be direct
ed by Martin Brothers The receivers
also ask the court to en1Oin Miss Colne
from transferring the property, pending
the determination of the proceedings.
Chief Justice ClabauEh signed an order
recurring the receivers of Martin Broth
ers to paw H. Randall Webb certain rents
collected between April ] and the time
the receivers took charge Of the business
Of the real estate firm Webb is directed
by the order TO file with the receivers a
bond in the penalty OF 500 TO indemnify
the receivers.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
FOREMAN EsPEY DROPPED.
Discharge from the Government
Printery Announced,

Foreman J. A. b. Espey. of the blank
sewers division Of the Government
Printing Office, has been dropped from the
roll Of employees. This action was taken
10y Public Printer Sullings upon the recon-
mendation of Chief Inspector 8Ioores.
VINO was detailed to investigate Mr.. Es-
peys case.
tween Foreman Espey and his immediate
superior. Harry F. Ashton. acting fore
man of the blndery. On March 50 last Mr..
Ashton instructed Mr. Espey 10 have a
woman understudy OF a forewoman in
his department take her pro rata fur
Tough. The fOrewomau was on leave at
the time. and athe understudy was doing
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
NOTES OF THE STAGE.


Clara Bloodgood is to become a shubert
star next season, and will appear in
clyde Fitch's play. "rhe Truth" al first.
II IS reported that Richard Golden IS 10
be given the leading role In THE Snow
Man when that piece begins It's summer
run at the Lyric Theater in New York.
James X. Hackett has secured an option
Of Pierre Wolfe's new play. lie Ruis-
sesu." The piece will have 10 be changed
somewhat unless Mr.. Hackett Is planning
to shock America.
Maurice Campbell has a new play for
Henrietta Crosman. entitled Beauty"
Whether the piece is TO interfere with the
proposed production Of Pilgrims Prog
ress" Is not stated.
Arthur Lewis. who plays Viveash, the
lawyer in The Hypocrites, is as well
known in Paris and London as ne Is in
this country lie is probably the only liv-
ing actor who has paid a royalty for play
ing Hamlet" and who is equally al home
on the English or French stage He has
managed Sarah Bernhardt Rejane. Co
queln, and Jane Hading. and be intro
duced Antoine 10 the English public He
paid royalty for Hamlet 10 a French
author for the right 10 produce his YER
sion al Stratford-on-Avon.
Mr. William Archer, the distinguished
critic and translator Of Ibsens plays In
the new complete edition Of Ibsen, now
being published has recently arrived in
this country as a delegate TO the simplifisd
Spelling Congress. Mr.. Archer could have
seen four OF IbseH's plays. Peer Gynt,
"Hedda Gabler," "The Dolls House" and
The Pretenders," most of them given in
the words of his translation. in the thea
ters OF New York during the last month
No playwright except Clyde Fitch and
Bernard Shaw have ever had an equal
success in New York
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
southern Rates Adjusted.

The Interstate Commerce Commission,
after finding the rates on merchandise
from New York. Boston, Philadelphia.
and Baltimore to AIcRae and Helena. Ga.
were unjust and unreasonable, as COM
pared with those 10 other points in
Georgia, yesterday dismissed the com
plant on a satisfactory adjustment Of the
rates by the Southern and Seaboard Air
Line roads and the Ming Of the new
schedules.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
FATHER O'RoURKE CHOSEN.
- Elected Unanimously as Prior OF
st. DominIc's Catholic Church.


Rev Timothy p. O'Rourke has been
named successor 20 Rev. Father Hineh, as
prior Of ST. Dominic's Catholic Church. at
Sixth and streets southeast. II Is said
his election is pleasing 70 the congrega-
tion. owing 10 the fact that Father
O'Rourke said his first mass in the church
on becoming a priest and is personally
esteemed by the people of the parish
custom in the Dominican order,
clergymen Of which built ST Domlnic's
prescribes that an annual election shall
be held for the head OF the household.
Five members of the order were at St
Dominics 10 vote and Father ORourke
received the ballots OF all. Omcial nojlh-
cation Of the election has been sent 10
the provincial OF the order, Rev. Law
renee +. Carney, whose approval is neces-
sary as n confirmation of the ballot. II Is
said that this confirmation viii be forth
coming.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

the building being also offered as a refuge
for sufferers from the San Francisco dis
aster. Tennessee circles are building such
home. and have also established a re-
form school for boys and a home for aged
women In Memphis.
Kentucky circles have gone far up in
the mountain wilds TO build churches
where none ever before existed In St
Louis one circle set 10 work and raised
the money to rebuild their church when
the cyclone tore It down There are in
the United States 113,O00 people who are
suffering from epilepsy. At Port De
post, Nd, The Kings Daughters have
gathered as many as they can into a
home, and are giving them all the help
and care that is possible. In Ohio sum-
mer school Is held at Lakeside, under the
circles Of that locality. while in Alabama
the activities Of most of the circles are
directed toward hospital work.
In New Orleans the order maintains a
home for crippled children. the building
Of which Is due to the best known living
worker Of the order Miss Sophie Wright
the woman beloved of New orleans" g"
Miss Wright, herself a cripple since she
was three years old, led in the work OF
raising the needed $4,000 to erect this
building. because she knew what il meant
10 be a little child who suffered. who
could not run and play as other children
did. This frail, white-haired woman
whose face has been marked with suffer
ing. is % such potent influence in her city
thai 1t is said that if her activities
should suddenly cease. upward of , per
cent of the white male population would
be deprived Of the hope OF education.
She has founded free night school,
which now has leo pupils and a large
corps of volunteer teachers.
She began this work by teaching young
fellow from a stranded circus who wanted
10 prepare for an examination. He
brought his friends. Others came and
still others. boys and men. girls and
women, asking help in every branch OF
education under the sun, and Miss Wright
secured Il for all of them somehow
There are only two conditions with which
the applicant must comply I'm coming go
this night school He must be employed
during the day-school hours and he must
be unable TO pay for the tuition
This work Miss Wright began alone
twenty-three years ago when she was a
girl ia her teens. teaching a private
school for other girls To-day her private
school is one of the best in She country
She m0rtgaged IL thr L years ago 10 get
funds for her night school, but the appre-
ciative citizens Of New Orleans raised
slo,0o9 and save it 20 her as "a present. u
was a memorable day when thousands
OF people gathered an Audubon Park 20
see this frail woman receive the Plea
yune's silver cup. that the city had unani-
mously agreed should go 10 her as ''thr
citizen who had done most for New
Orleans during the past year"
Tomorrow - Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
schofeId Garrison Entertainment.

A most successful and enjoyable recep-
tion and entertainment was given last
night by schoheld Garrison. No. 1. at the
Pythian Temple. 1t wbs largely attended
bv a select audience. both ladies and gen
tlemen, who appreciated the delightful
programme The music rendered by the
Misses Grigsby. Bateman. Vannermann
and others was charming, as We're the
recitations by Misses Wolfe and Wright
and Master Kidd. Much praise Of the
gallant J. C. Maynard for his polite and
courteous attention was heard. as well as
for the poem read by him, the Regular
Army and Navy Man" All the comrades
present aided in making the occasion one
of enjoyment.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Largest ,lornine Circulation

All advertising contracts made b.
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn cIrculation-a eircula-
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., 1907-04-17
ORPHAN ASYLUM GETS LEGACY
John walter Leaves 5000 to German
Institution.

John Walter Leaves $500 to German
Institution.
The German Orphan Asylum, by the
viii of John Walter. dated March 3. 1906,
and fled for probate yesterday. is TO re-
ceive $3.50. while the rest OF the estate is
divided between the children of the de-
ceased-John Walter. William Walter,
Catherine NJ. s. Nauek. Oscar Walter,
Adolph Waiter Hugo Walter and Pau
line Crow, and the children of the de-
ceased daughter OF the testator, Barbara
King Henry ". Schon is appointed
executor.
The viii Of Catherine c. Jamison was
probated yesterday. The deceased be-
queathes to her sister, Caroline c. Black,
500; to her niece, Annie Campbell, real
estate Tn Pennsylvania. Her personal ef-
fects are divided among relatives, and the
rest OF the estate is TO 90 to her sister,
Sarah C. Stanbury, of St. Augustine,
Fla. H. Campbell Black, Of this city, and
Jennie IA. Rugeles. OF St. Augustine. Fla.
are named as executors
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

Every boy finds the blouse suit just
what he needs for the numerous sports
of his happy days. and the mother ap-
preciates its practicability and good
style, The suit shown may be made in
serge or crash. and consists Of blouse
and knickerbockers. The deep round
collar and natty pocket add their dash
90 the blouse. while the fulness Of the
sleeve is retained in small pIeats at the
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

Espey refused TO be a party TO her fur
Tough. Mr. Espey was insubordinate IN
various ways. so the report says, and
Acting Foreman Ashton told him 10 so
home until sent for. The case was re-
ported TO the Public Printer, who put It
in the hands Of his chief inspector, and
Mr. ESpey's dismissal followed.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
PHYSICIANS READ PAPERS.
Montgomery County Medical society
Holds Annual Meeting.

Spscia' 10 The Washington Herald
Rockville. Md, April l6-The annual
meeting OF the Montgomery County Medi-
cal Society was held in the courthouse
here to-day. At the morning session ofi-
GERS were elected as follows: President.
DIR. James Z. Deets. Of Clarksburg; vice
president, Dr. Charles Farquhar. of
Olney; secretary and treasurer. DR. John
l.. Lewis. of Bethesda. Dr. Horace b.
Haddox, of Gaithersburg. was chosen cen
sor. the other Censors being Drs. William
J.. Lewis, Of Kensington. and Otis NJ.
Linthicum, of Rockville.
Papers were read by Dr. Edward Ander-
son, of Rockville. the retiring president:
Dr. j. Thomas Kelly. OF Washington. and
Dr. Hiram Woods, of Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
THEATERs TO-DAY.
The New National.

THE HypocFites" es"...................At 2.i5 and ss
The latest and best play by Heury Arthur Jones.
II is veil constructed. and teaches powerful moral
lesson. a fine exemplaF Of the old Latin aphoriSm
Magma est FeFitas et pregsleblt Il is not piay
% which Lhe goun.lars shouId Ls taken.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Naval Orders.

Assistant Naval Constructor H. WILLIAMS from
Newport News. 20 Bureau Of Construction and
Reuair Navy Department
Chief Gunner l. J. G.. kUHLWEIN, TO Naval Hos
pital New York.
Payfnastrr CLERK Il. MACK. appointed for duty as
clerk 70 general inspector pay corTS
Paymastrr CLERK !. 4, KELLY, appointed fer duty
ip connection with settlement accounts Of Kear
sarge.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
The BeIaseo.

THE KrrutKer Sonata .............At 2.l5 and 6;i5
Nine. Bertha Kalich, distinguished recruit 20
the Englishspeaking drama, after she had won fame
as an actress in Yddish A strong but rather grew
some play. adapted from Jacob Gordon By Langdon
Mitchell. A play to make one think.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
The Columbia.

bian and supeman' Al SD
One Of the best Of Bernard shaw's clever plays.
Clean. keen, incisye dialogue makes this drama,
which is finely acted BY Robert Lorraine. BiIou Fer
nandez, and a capable supporting COMPANY
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
THREE SCORE AND TEN.

Senator MeEnery VIII soon Celebrate
seyentieth birthday.
United States Senator Samuel Doug
las McEnery. OF Louisiana. will shortly
celebrate his SEVENTEEN birthday. lie
is still hale and hearty. He was born
at Monroe. La. May zS, 1887. and stud
led at the United States Naval Academy
and the University of Virginia Sena-
tor McEnery also gra5Hated at law at
Poughkeepsie University. New York
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
4ovr,IENTs or VEssELs-The follow

MOVEMENTS OF YEsSELs-The following move
ments Of vessels were reported to the Bureau
II Navigation;
Arrivcd-Arrl ll-DubgGue ar Puerto Plata
Washington ard Tennessee, at Lynnhaven Bay
VesilFius 81 Port ROYAL. ajax and Narcens al
Baltimore. Brooklgu and Yanzt5n at Hampton
Roads April I5-Naine, louisiana Missouri
Virgicia, Georgia, New Jersey. Rhode Island. Ala
hama, illinois KeArafgc, Kentucky Oaio. In
diana. and Iowa al Hampton Roads. April i6-
Boston, at CcTnto.
Sailcd-April A-Washing.0n and Tennessee, from
Hampton Roads. for Lynnhaven Bay. April Is
Morris frcm kCy West fer Port Reyal. ATkan
sas from NCrfolk. for Annapolis. Caesar from
Nayport Fla Ter Norfolk: Eagle from Guau
tannmo. fer survey grounds. April i6-Chatla
noogs, frQn Shanghai f6g Chiukisng.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

State. When the civil war broke ont
he entered the Confederate army. where
he made a splendid record He entered
politics while practiclng law after the
war, and was elected Lieutenant COVER
nor Of his State in 1879, and served as
governor from 1854 until 1883. Sena-
tor McEnery was an associate justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Louisiana from
1883 until 1897. when he was elected
10 the United States Senate. HIS home
is in New Orleans
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
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