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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule iu effect September 6 1871
211 Z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
oass-siaps at principal points iu Virginia. Nesti-
tuie train. standard caches parlar car o. Virginia
b6t SpTluE. banded In 80 - fs1u GCrl1Gsrille.
rHie4 has a ia carte pariH car and connects az Coz
lngtau ~ Virginia Hot springs Pullman sieepers
Chiffon Forge ro Louisville Cincinnati Indiana I0Is
81. Louis .El tLIa.sa.
$40 T. M--NEW q. a %. LIMITED, Daily
Past new ysstIbue train. stops only al Gori0uE-
tlp. Charlottesville. stanton Clifton ForE-. and
'a71ugt7u. Va White sulphur HlICrTr7e. ana
Hinton. " Ia. Pullman AseVers to Lexington.
Louisville. Cincinnati Indiana polls, So Louis su5
,ai0g1. Dining cars. q Do carte service. one
night ont
NaQ T. Nj r r. LIMITED. Daly-Soid
veS-itule train. Pullman slstutrs % Cincinnati.
Lexington. sud Louisville Compartment sleeping
car f1 NTgi-+s Hot Springs Week days Dining cars.
q ia carte service S.repTs Cincinnati 90 thiCaEJ
and ST. Lrris and Louisville % Memphis. NASH
vile and Southwest.
BsseTvs;iUus and tickets 40 Chesapeake ard Ohio
Dt.ces. 5l3 PeuHsy.Fauia aYeguei F4 18th street.
uear +. and sixth Street Station. Telephones Nalu
$50 t1r Peuus, lEsuia X. b. Cab Service and Main
lt5 iar a. a. q. Ticket U5cs
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Circuit Court No. ?.


Assignments far Monday. OcJohsr .. I7T-
No I-s Latime- vs. Chew. Attorneys. J. VII
mer Lstiner-F T. Hilliard.
No l2 OuCuGaE0 Gas and oil Co. IS. Cook.
Attuneys. Il Z. Moultou-C ". Dan
No - OsEood vs.. Hailmau. Attorneys, l. T.
Everett-F. : Key-Smlth-
No IS. Stafford Is Bliss. Aft0DsB Wilton
J. Lambarf-I- J. Darlington
Ne. lis Costello vs. Palmer Attoneys Z. J.
MatbeT-Natuauiej Wilson.
No. ls Erowa vs.. OC0uuor. Attorneys J. A.
B1rk9rr-W. ]. Lambcr
No. q kliueAause Vs. Cartal Traction Company.
At;1Fueys. Lscsla Fult-n * Cox-E Ross Perm x
son aud g.. Thomas Dunlop
No . PITTS -. Edm.us1u. ATTORNEYS Il. r.
Downing q A. Bern. ard J. y. CJggliau-Git-
tings & ghamttrliu.
No 10. P'sit rs Washington P1s- Company.
Attorneys. 4. ". Wheatiey-thapin Brown.
No. l6Z Daniel IS Metropolitan Railroad Com
Tauy st a. Attorneys. Mcneil d McNcIl-E. d.
Thomas and J. J. Darlington
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Circuit Court 30. 1.

aloAAAL " N4rlll-
Assignments fer Monday. October 3 la--.
No 81 Schneider - American Bridge Company.
Attorneys. Evans. Benson & P0ultrey-H :. Hgis-
kopsr
40 l5L Smith vs. T0btv Attorneys. " e..
Gardiner end T. y. Hapewe.I-H5vsTi B07d aud
O. z. n. Brown.
No iH Burrows vs. Ltsner. Attorneys. ". Z
Amhruse-Leon T0tTiurr.
No 49, Benson IS. Metropolitan Life IuSuraHcs
Company. Attorneys HAYDEN J0husln-Bsrry &
Miner
Ne. I53 Foster vs.. Congregation Talmud T0rah.
Att0Frags. s. G.. Giey-Lesl Totr.Ier.
No -. Kiery vs.. Ai,sm1s. Attorneys. Archer
Smith-Wiltcn }. Lambert.
No. Is. Hazard rs. Riley. Attorneys y. H Wal
lacc-T l. Jefcrds.
No T. Jones IS siearnau- Aftorus-s. Bsrusr5
& Johus0n-Artdur Peter
NJ. T. Bowen IS. Potomac Railroad Comp-ny-
Attorneys. hayden Johnson and Caruusr7u G Car
rHU0n-J- J. Darin-1u-
80. ls9 Jru1iuss IS Philadelphia Ezltim1-s and
Washngton Railroad Company. Attorneys. r. Hl-
ton JaCksul-NicheuuC- & FIanneU.
No. ~. b0ysc Ts. DuTaL Attorneys J. Wilmer
Iatiuer-f. J. Mattrr.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of William u Hunt; Will dated JUly =
1901 filed.
Estate Of Linus T. Squire: viii dated March y.
1902 filed.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.


tOh NALE-
Frame house in Trining City; now rented 10
good white tenant for $50 pr month; price, SlJo0i
/ terms SIS cash: SIS pcr mouth.
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No St2s MARY C. Grose vs.. William n suIii
van; partition. Complainant solicitor " W Ed
wards
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BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUNCTURE-PROOF T1REs, SIS;
hardest TO punctms; trial: guarantee JONES,
S26H st. ocl33lt-eod
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Century BuildirS
J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON.
80 81. s.. uw.
EDWARD 4. NEWMAN.
Fcudau Building.
CHARLES r. STANLEY.
East Lexington St. Baltimore. Nd.
Trustees
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I1AKKI +. ULhDMAN,
800 st. sc Seward Squarel.
Phone Line 3l6 ocb-5t
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CrImlnnI Court 10. 3

No assignments for Monday. October 3 1907.
Notice-Au the appeal cases nov on The calendar
Tor trial az this tenn which have not been hsau Of
continued. will be called Monday, November g 1917,
az 10 O'Clock q. n. and all cases not then reported
ready for tTisl viii be continued for the term.
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RUG WEAVING.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
fuT rugs; drop postal NONPAREIL. rs 9Th Sc.
ocs-50t
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WALL PAPER.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

ONE LOAD GOOD KENTUCKY MULES.
draft aud driving horses can be seen at st.
Aslph Race Track Va. Fer information apply
g. r. McCAULLY SPEEDWAY STABLES J15
18th st. uv. occ7-st
WANTED SEVERAL HORSES SUITABLE FOR
delivery wagons, must weigh about ll0 lbs.
Apply to W NJ Ralders'on, Mgr, Palais Royal
A. LISNEE oc15-3t
MUST BE sOLD-2O HORSES. SUITABLE FOR
all purposes. business OF draught; also trap. gen
tleman's buggy and harness Rear ~ Pa ave.
ucl9 0f
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DANCING.

DANCING STUDIO gl2 EYE ST Nw.-CLAss
Tuesday and Saturday evenings at O'Clock. Com
petent Instructors Private lessons by appoint
ment. Ballroom for rent to select parties. Phone
NJ 81 oc3-3ot
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SAFE EXPERT = B. gREE9.. y
HAVE YOUR UPHOISTEEING DONE BY An
expert at moderate cost BOX s. Herald Office
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
saturday, October 20, 19O5J
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AppeaIs.

court or Appeals.
Assignment for Tuesday. October q. lsl7-speciai
calendar:
No. J. DAVIS vs.. Uaitcd States. Attorneys. A. J.
Wortbiugtou-D ". Baker and Stuart NcNamara-
No. p Morgan IS. Morgan. Attorneys. Wilson =
BsFssdale and n. J. Colbert -Heug 2. Davis.
No. g Collins vs. District 0f Columbia. Attor-
neys, j. B. Archer. ir.-E. II. Thomas
10. l. Evans rs. United States ATTORNEYS r. y.
Moore Crsndal Macsry and T. 5. MarSsil-D. ".
Baker and stuart McNamara.
No. 8 Garfield vs. United states OK rel Frost.
Attorneys J. r. Webster. -. ". Baker. and stuart
McNamara- Happier S MgTillat
Nc. C. District of Columbia rs. Keen. Arf-uers.
z. r. Thomas and P. Il. Stephens fucker Ken
ycn
No. T. United States ez reI. Neac7mH Motor Com
IauT- At;crHegs =. y. Kenyon and ". B. Rogers
Melville Church and r A. Teuudnt.
No g. Thompson VS. United States. Attlmegs,
Leo simmons-D. ". Baker and Stuart NcNlmsra.
No. g. Garfield rs. United States sz T5l G1ldsuy.
Auoueys ". =. Hau-Kapp,er g. NGl'ar
N II. PaoiUCci IS. United states. Ati-uers.
Thomas q. TAYLOR Gld Wilton J. LaubsIt-D. ~,
Baker and Stuart NcNsmara
Equity Court No. 1.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No assignment for Moudar Oct1be g. I9r.
Equity Court No, p
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment for MONDAY. Oc-euer g. 1877
No g Bliss ys R0yea- ATTORNEYS Herbert K
N.c7u-E a. Jones.
No s. Bender 7s. Bakers Union. Art7neys.
Ambrose, Davis. KimbaH. Sturier & Rid1u--To-
bIiuef
so. T. DuFau vs. Hou-hro1. ATTORNEYS. Il p.
Downing and o. A BerV-W. T. Ambrose and J.
b. Daisb
Attorueys, WortiHngroD. Hsa'd and frai.s DAVIS
ana Thomas
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Criminal Court No. I.


Assignments for Mouday. October p 1907.
United States vs. Ulysses saunders. Charles ".
Gates, and Frank Coates.
United States vs William y, WAND.
United States vs. Lewis King
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing aud shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS. la st nv. Phone Main
el0 @U25-a
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

4 FIRST-CLASs sTEINWAY PIANO TO RFNf
q Herald Office.
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PLACES TO DINE.

'"THE DELFT INN,7 SIG Conn. Ave.
LUNCHEONS, DINNERS. HOME
cooking Sunday dinners a speciality.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. UP: Gold FIJI
ings, s. up; Silver Filings, 5cc. Work guaranteed
No pain DR.. GEO. L. EDMONDS. SO + ST. nv.
jal0-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; no EXTRACTING:
no pain lOOk. feel act. and last longer than nat
ural teeth; shrlnkeu faces made normal; painless
filing Dr. J. /. WILSON. l2jJ 81. nv. my2s-tf
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED. LOT OF HARTz NOUN
tain Canares, from Sl.0) up; also have good Scotch
Collie and other dogs; Gold6shes Parrots, Rabbits,
Ineubstors, Chickens, and fa1 bulbs. &c SCHMID' s
BIRD STORE. IL 18th 81. nw.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-OCT %. CAMEO PIN. REWARD IF RE
turned 70 lZll IA. ave. 3d floor. 0c27-3t
LOST-BLACK AND TAN RAT TERRIER; FE-
male: answers TO the name Of Dot Return 20
8Oi9 Ordway ST., Cleveland PARK reward oc253t
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED, REFINED, AND TRIM
med anew; low prices good Workmanship, sl3 +
st. nv. OCl6-u
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MORE? WE STORE FOR 75C A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., $500
AZ 10Th St NV. Phone Main 42Z9. oC9-30t
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AGENTS WANTED.

-FOUR GOOD AGENTS; GOOD POSITIONS FOR
parties with good recommendation. Address Will
refs BOX g. Herald Office. oci9-f
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

i07i1 st. NV. rooms ard bath. cCl.. yard. SIS 50
sc + ST. NV. rooms ...................... IS %
oc25-3t a. s. CAYWOOD. s33 eth 81. nv.
FOR RENT-HOUS
Cottage z rooms and water, side and rear
ground. rs jefferson ST.. Brightwood Park Sl5.9
Gil Brewers court ne. and water. !-5O
1911 WiltbergCr 81 NV. Z rooms and water. W.9
1907 9Th ST. NV : rooms; ell mod imp;
enamel . 90
95 n ST. nv 9-room brick. new plumbing;
all mod imp; rear yard 500
CHAS. s. SHREVE,
1907 7th st. NV oc&3t
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FURSITCRE WAGONS FOR SALE. A. I.
WALTER 20 10th NV Phone Main 7I8 ocZ7-s
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ing 20 William A. Slater. has been rented
for the balance of the season 20 Capt
Cameron MGR Winslow. OF the United
States navy The deal was made through
the Office OF Frederic May. This house is
one Of the old landmarks of Washington
and one OF the most attractive residences.
Among the noteworthy people who have
lived there have been Secretary F'reling-
huysen. who occupied IL during Grant
administration; Secretary Wanamaker
and Secretary Whitney. who during his
occupancy. entertained lavishly.
Mr. Mays Office has also rented TO
Hon. William c. Lowering and his daugh-
ter. of Massachusetts. the premises I707
II street, the property belonging 10 p.
Lee Phillips.
Moore & Hill yesterday reported the
following rentals 10 Members Of Con
gress:
To D. r Anthony. jr.. Of Kansas. the
residence Of II. G. Jacobs. 215S California
avenue. Washington Heights
To ] T. Lloyd, Of Missouri. an apart
ment in the Massachusetts. 1n2 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest
To John G. Floyd, OF Arkansas. for
Mrs. F. E Carroll. her residence. 1l3
Fourth street southeast.
To Robert Lamar. of Missouri. the resi-
dence 2'l1 Eleventh street, Columbia
Heights.
The Mcpherson house. lol4 Vermont
avenue, 10 Speaker Joseph 6. Cannon.
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EVANS AT WHITE HOUSE.
With Mr. MetcaIf, He Informs Pres.-
dent of Fleets Readiness.

With Mr.. MetcaIf, He Informs Pres.-
dent of Fleets Readiness.
Rear Admiral RobIey D. Evans. COM
mander-in-chief of the Atlantic fleet;
Secretary OF the Navy Victor H Met
calf. and Rear Admiral Willard H.
BrOwnson. Chief OF the Bureau Of Navi-
CATION, called on President Roosevelt at
the White House yesterday and had a
talk about the departure Of the big bat
tle-ship feet from Hampton Roads on
December 16.
Both Admiral Evans and Secretary
Metcalf assured the President that the
fleet would be ready to sail on time. and
they informed the President of the prepa-
rations that remained 10 be done After
his conference with the President, Ad-
miral Evans went to the Navy Depart
ment. TO have a conference with several
bureau chiefs In regard 70 the final de-
tails OF the work Of preparing the fleet
for its long cruise. He also discussed
with Secretary Metcalf the final plans for
the departure OF the fleet.
The conferences viii be the last which
Admiral Evans Will hava.with the officials
OF the Navy Department. He will leave
Washington tonight for Hampton Roads,
where he VIII reJoin his flagship. the bat
tie ship Connecticut, which has already
arrived there.
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FALL FROM WINDOW FATAL
FOur-year-Old Child Drops Three
Stories to Death.
Little Willie Thatcher Leaned Too
Far Out and Plunged
10 Pavement.

William Thatcher. jr.. the four-year-old
son of William Thatcher of 2621 X street
northwest, fell from a third floor window
at his home yesterday afternoon and re-
ceived injuries which resulted in his
death at 10 o'clock last night
The child was removed 10 the Columbia
Hospital. which is a short distance from
his home. but was afterwards taken 70
the Emergency Hospital The little fell
low received compound fracture OF the
skull and internal injuries.
The parents of the boy occupy a fiat
on the third floor OF the house at 262l X
street Yesterday Afternoon Mrs Thatcher
was engaged in preparing dinner in one
of the rear rooms of the fiat used as a
kitchen, and In order that the smoke of
the cooking might escape. opened the
windows in the other rooms Left alone
In the front room. the little boy leaned
out Of one Of the windows and, losing hts
balance, pitched head forward to the
ground below
Several people who were passing the
house rushed 10 the little fellows as
sistance and carried him into his home.
When the serious nature OF HIS Injuries
were learned after reaching the Columbia
Hospital. an ambulance was summoned
and the boy was hurried TO the Emer-
gency Hospital. where everything possible
was done 10 save his life
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KANN'S HOLIDAY BARGAINS.
Suitable Gifts OF Every Description
Displayed I'm PrOfuSiOn.


S. Kann. Sons & Co. offer holiday
bargains in full and complete displays on
every floor Of their big store. and every
department has its quota Of gift things
to demand the attention of purchasers.
special sale of gloves and another of
handkerchiefs remind the reader that
these are articles almost every one ex-
poets either 10 give or 10 receive on
Christmas Day.
Gold lockets, signet rings. bracelets.
neck chains. &c, are the attractions from
the jewelry department; and carriage
bags. vanity books, and other special
leather offerings are full of good gift
suggestions for those searching for ideas
The practical minded will find in the
offerings of suits. skirts, and coats at
special cut prices opportunities to buy for
themselves or TO, get really useful and
valuable presents for the women OF the
family
Furs are at particularly attractive sale
prices for Monday. and a handsome set
of furs Is a most valuable present-one
that long Outlasts the mere pleasure Of
the holiday season.
There are gift things in neckwear, in
centerpieces, gift umbrellas, gift books,
gift things Of stationery, and even in the
realm OF blankets, and bedwear there are
splendid suggestions that are suitable for
making bathrobes, downy comforts, &C
And toys. last but by no means least,
are of many, many kinds, and at many
many different prices from the five or
ten-cent toy up to those fit for a prince
or princess. The doll display has been
a marvellous attraction to all who visit
this firms store, and small wonder with
such fairyland of beautiful little crea-
lures as are exhibited.
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BRANDS IT A POISON.
DIR. White Talks on Alcohol Before
Trimming Class

That alcohol is not a stlmulant but
depressant; that il is always a poison;
that even when used in small doses It
reduces vital strength and the power TO
resist diseases were among the state
ments made by DIR. William A. White.
superintendent Of the Government Hos
pital for the Insane. at the final meeting
OF the training class for charity workers
Tuesday afternoon last IN the rooms OF
the Associated Charities
DR.. White said the liquor problem must
be approached In a sane, conservative
way, with consciousness of the fact that
1t is a large. difficult. and involved ques-
ton about which there is a great deal OF
ignorance. He said he was not in favor
OF prohibition. as he considered IL i'm
practicable. but he advocated the passage
at once Of law defining inebrie.y and
providing for the custody and treatment
Of drunkards in an appropriate institu-
ton. 10 be developed possibly on the site
Of the old almshouse or in the place OF
such departments OF the municipal hos
pital as may be removed from It's present
situation near the workhouse
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omcers Named for Year.

At a regular meeting of Encampment
No. Ill, U. " L., at their hall. 3l5 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, Friday last.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Colonel. Jasper E. Snow;
lieutenant colonel NJ c. Connolly; major.
o. P. Hallam; quartermaster, r. L.
Ford; surgeon. w. NJ. Newell; officer of
the day. r. NJ. Henkis; officer of the
guard, J. J. Louden; trustee, r. L. Ford.
Three comrades. former members Of the
encampment, were reinstated, and two
were mustered In. making a total Of i've.
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PaiAting l. Discussed.

The Catholic Conversation Circle held
its regular meeting Friday evening at
headquarters. 7o6 Eleventh street. the
home of Capt and Mrs Harry Coop.
The topic for discussion was Murillo and
his famous painting. The Immaculate
Conception, the original Of which is in
the Louvre Paris. Miss Florence COlfOrd
distributed small copies Of the painting
for study purposes Mrs. Coope, as d.
rector. save a sketch Of MurillO's study
AT Madrid. Spain. where he met Velas-
cuez. and his return 10 his birthplace.
Seville. spain. which has the best coIec-
lion Of his paintings. Miss Kathryn Kirby
made a motion that visitors be admitted
70 the meetings. The motion was carried
and visitors viii be welcomed.
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Holiday CANDY suesestion.

There is nothing that viii appeal to the
seeker of holiday gifts more than nice
five-pound box Of Repettfs New York
candy. Repetti has become famous the
world over as the maker OF delicious
caramels chocolates. bon-bons, candy
pebbles, &c. He was awarded a gold
medal at the International Exposition at
Milan. Italy, in competition with all the
leading chocolate and candy manufac-
tUrers In the world. for the purity, quail
ity, and flavor OF mis- candies. Exceptional
values in advanced exclusive designs in
hard-painted satin boxes and baskets by
well known artists are also offered Price
list free on application. Repetti, 16s
Broadway, New York.
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JUNGLE JOE" HRS AT. GoMPERs.

Il receiving and did not receive last year. the
approval of good agents of labor organizations including
the who at the head of the American Federation of Labor
pretty able think and vino has done pretty WE'LL pre-
you would not keep him where he is
lie undertook to carry the labor unions into politics. he held
some views that did not think right God gave me to
the right and when he said should be disciplined and defeated
was manly and able say appeal from you those whom,
my opinion YOU mrepresent and they will have be the jury
Il got so large union labor my life did in
that campaign twelve months ago.
"We had it hammer and longs and there lodging.
said This man. however metorous he may be- does not control
rights citizens and soveregns outside of the
organization affecting your good and the public good
Il got the verdict; but he still unhappy In view of his good
ability and the good work he has DONE hope he will his head
because mdn lives will live in this republic who
arbitrarily say million federated together Go here
or Go there.
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POLICEMAN RUSSELL WINS.
Justice Decides His Name Shall BE
Placed on Roll.

The action Of Justice Anderson yester-
day in ordering that the wrk OF man
damus issue requiring the District Com
missioners TO enter or enroll Howard @
Russell, a policeman, in class 2, OF the
Metropolitan police force, as OF July !.
1906 at a salary OF $50 a month, Is likely
TO cost the District government many
thousands Of dollars.
While the petitioner will receive some
thing Ike S270. the case was brought TO
test the legality of a decision of the
superintendent of police in constituting an
act Of Congress which became effective
July 1. 1906. and which divided the DO
lice force into three classes. the first OF
which received SO. the second $50. and the
third 500 a month.
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Accidentally shoot. Girl

Vergie Raeburn. fourteen years old.
whose home is at Ingleside, Va, was
taken 10 the Georgetown University Hos
pital last night suffering from a wound
in her right cheek as the result Of an
accidental discharge of rifle. The girl
was shot yesterday afternoon while rid
ing in a wagon with her brother, who. in
an attempt 10 jump TO the ground. struck
the trigger. discharging the weapon. Her
injury is,not serious.
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BIRTH RECORD.

John and Mary Smith. male.
William Z. and Lillian r. SQuires. male.
Edgar A. and C. Margaret Spruce. male.
William E. and Pearl w. Richardson. male.
Edward and Margaret c. O'Neal. male
John T. and Annie B. Newoornb male.
Clarence and Marie p Froelich male.
George H. and Mabel E. Albertson, female.
George J. and Ellen C. Brick, female.
Ernest n. and Florence z. Hoover, female.
Stephen NJ. and Matte G. Stafford. female.
George Z. and Hattie S. Nail, female.
Jason and Susie L. NlulIinix, female.
George f. and Katharine b. Bradley. female
William NJ. and Lucy F. Miles. female
COLORED.
Charles w. and Hattie A. Duckett, male.
Hugh ID. and Bertha D. Mcdonald. female.
Samuel W and Deborah s. Lone, female.
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Affirmation of Rennrt

After hearing on the report of the
referee in the bankruptcy proceedings of
Walter F. Hieston. local stock broker.
Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday affirm
ed the report. which held that the settle
ment effected by Mr.. Hieston with his
creditors constituted a composition under
the bankruptcy law. The court also held
that the proceedings may not be dis
missed until the costs and fees of the
referee have been paid.
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-Four Boys Are MISSING

The police have been asked TO locate
George d. Fitzpatrick. sixteen years Of
age. who ran away from his home. 7O5
Seventh street northeast, about O'clock
on Friday afternoon in company with
three other boys. The boys told their
friends they were going to Baltimore and
secure employment on cattle steamer
sailing for England
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DEATH RECORD.

Robert Hani.l. 4l4 Gales ave-. 50 years.
Elsie NJ Samuels. 45l NJ ST NV. years.
William 7. Seward. U. 5. Capitol. Is years.
David r. Whitcomb. 1901 18th st. NV. 7s years
Samuel Frizzell. It'll and Cedar sts- ne. 80 years
Nathan Sargent. U. s. Naval Hosp. s. years
John K. French. 1855 FairmOnt 81 NV, l9 years
Paul Thomas. 200 h St NV, year
COLORED.
William Sayles. lois eth ST. sw., 60 years.
Lucinda Walker. Govt Hosp. Insane "A years.
John Wilkinson. SO 4th ST. Sc. 81 years
John ellis Freedmen's Hosp. AZ years.
William Crawford. ~Freedmen's Hosp. IS years
frank Bowman. Govt. Hosp Insane. IS years
Nettie fltzhugh 10 Canal st. sw-. 5 months.
Eiocria johnson. s4 L St NV. days.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-08
Protest Arainrt ca Line

A written petition signed by Warner
Stutler and Oscar NJ. Bryant. represent
Ing property owners and residents in New
Jersey avenue. who protest against hav-
ing a car line established on that thor
oughfare. as mentioned in the Commits
sioner's bin to Congress. was received
by the Commissioners yesterday. The
protestants represent 80 per cent OF the
property owners along New Jersey ave
nue.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-08
Excelsior Literary club Meet.

Twenty-three members of the Ex-
celsior Literary Club gathered at the
home Of Miss Mary c. Bennett, 21s n
street southeast, Tuesday afternoon. Fol-
lowing routine business of the club. Miss
Bennett gave graphic description of her
recent Journey through Egypt The talk
was illustrated by pictures and sketches
of various objects of interest