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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON


Bishop vs. Masters moucu to return certain
property o,rurIel Plaintiffs auouu. " a..
Gardiner defendants attorney e. L. Gies
fUE.eu VS. Pacific Mutual Lte Insurance Com
Iag plaintiff .-ig.,i 20 nie tiI a particulars IN
rm d.F, Plaintiff attorneys. Dargls-- l. Douglass.
defendant attorneys B,U & Minor
NC-iei SIS. Mutual Reserve L5ff Insurance Com
Iaur. demurrer q. decoration a7sruled. Plaintiffs
attorneys d J. Frame and s. =. HAYDEN. de
PENDANTS 1t---u.fs Eai-trl Is Sddous
Palmer SIS Palmer. demurrer 90 sixth and eighth
counts Il amended declaration hlra November over
rlle3 Plaintiffs att.usy. g. g. TCelig. d-fCdaut's
attorneys E.uey a. Wa1Eari
lim.uts Es. Holden. U.--nL t1 strife uIt part 0
amended ta--ar-i-u rr1r-i.I Plaintiffs atl.rt--.
Has.u q ~idl1Is and IS. T.. Rrl1ai~aui &C.
PENDANTS ats.uess. n. =. Davis ard H. j 1Iav
Neru.Hr E-- Hsr1r and Eaucheusiau vs.
same. motion f1r counsel fees oyerued ard isJg
mrut au Verdict for claimant at plaintiffs cost
appeal. bond fixed az 500 PaiHrf's attorneys.
Wrf * Rosenberg and Philip Walkr. dsfaHdsuts
a-temHs. Tucker Kenyon and II. ~. Sohon.
Scott vs. HeueI, motion fer uav trial Sled.
Plaintiff gt.mE,. J. o. E1lisus end NJ Stra--
burger defendants attorneys. Irving Williamson
and vs. NCsbr Williams
Ei-ten IS. Clarke ga trial Plaintiff attorney.
l. g. David defendants attorneys Hamilton Col
bsI- s. Hamilton.
Assignments for to-day;
No s. Cross vs.. Jayins Attorneys ". l. Les
teri. D.. SclEgs aud Thompson 4 Laskcv
NO. J. Totteu Is. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY Au0ucys Thompson LJssey-HaLii-
ton Colbert & Hamilton
No. q. Ransom rs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, T. ". Hsckett-R. T. Perry d Son and
o. T. Dunlop.
No. e. Totteu vs.. baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY. Attorneys. Thompson Lassey-Haa-
lt0u. Colbert q Hamilton
No D9. Taylor IS. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company Attorneys. A. Y. Bradley. J.
Darlington
No. l4 Richards vs.. Zurhorst. Attorneys. W. G.
Prentiss- Hamilton. Colbert q Hamilton.
No. g WyHc. Harker & Camp Company vs..
Rsy. Attorneys, q. n Brady-DOUgl4ss a Doug
lass
No I52 Lukei IS. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys Douglass q Douglass. J.
Darlington.
No l5s. Alears vs.. Jones. Attorney c. L. Fraley
Arthur Peter.
No IA. Grady rs. Washington Gasiight Com
pany. Attorneys, Douglass & DCuglsss-R. Ross
Perry & Son and Mckenney < Flannery
No l55. Warwick Us. Glennan. Attorneys, J. A
BurkaTt-E. L. Gies
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RECEIVERS TO FINISH DAM.
Colonial Trust Company Takes over
Work OF Baker Contract Company.

Parkersburg, W Va. Jan. 1.-The
equipment and contract of the Baker
Contract Company, on the construction
of dam Is. i'm the Ohio River. above this
city, were to-day transferred by the gov
eminent 10 the Colonial Trust Company,
of Pittsburs. receivers.
At the time that the company was APP
pointed receivers FOR the contracting COM
Dany they were not willing TO proceed
with the work or the dam and the gov
eminent took charge of the work. but the
receivers have decided to take up the
work which will be under the direction
of their agent G. +. Mccoy, of Pittsburg.
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New York, Jan. 22.-In a suit filed ~
Henry J. Hancock, a lawyer. formerly q
Philadelphia, but now Of this city,
against Mrs. Minnie L. Weis. wife Of
Louis Weis, for services rendered in
bringing divorce proceedings against her
husband, there threatens 70 develop a
situation similar in certain lines 10 the
Dodge-Morse divorce case.
In claiming that Mrs Weis is indebted
to him for $3.50, Mr.. Hancock AYERS that
the efforts Of Mrs Weis to be divorced
from her husband were prompted By her
desire TO marry a millionaire. a man of
prominence in club life in New York. He
is said to own large manufacturing in
terests on the Hudson. and a few years
ago created sensation by marrying
telephone girl.
This mlliona.re's name is known 10 the
lawyer who, it is alleged. has furnished
funds not only for the divorce proceed
ngs, but that in the past few months he
has given Mrs. Weis in presents $4,000.
on Christmas Day. he says the million
aire give Mrs Weis $1,000 in fifteen new
bills.
just what the millionaire expects 10 do
~Atll his present VIE Llle former Helio
Girl" is not explained Gossip has been
rife for weeks past that all was not har-
mOny in the milli0nsire's handsome home
or the Hudson.
More than one millionaire Of New York
and vicinity have married pretty tele-
phone girls In the few years gone by. The
late +. r. Whitney married a girl whose
voice led him 20 love her. So did Alfred
Edwin Tower. Of POughkeepsie. the iron
merchant, whose wife. in May. 1862. shot
her hfteen-year-old son TO death and then
committed suicide while temporarily III
sane.
Six months later Mr.. Tower became in
fatuated with Miss May Bcgardus. the
telephone central at Poughkeepsie The
marriage came soon after the meeting
just before the marriage Mr. Tower
built a rect0ry for his church at "A cost
Of $4,000 as a memorial TO his son. The
marriage so soon after the double tragedy
in the milliOnaire's home occasioned
much surprise. Since then the Towers
have been living in Poughkeepsie.
The divorce proceedings filed by Mrs.
Wels were kept most secret. The closest
friends were hardly aware that the wife
was seeking legal separation. Among the
friends Of the Weises are the Towers.
Mrs. Towers sister declared to-day that
Mrs. Weis only had an acquaintance with
Tower.
Mrs. Tower, through her attorney, an
noUnced yesterday that she has been
separated from Tower for some tine.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE SOLD.
Famous Old Summer Resort Brings
Only s2O.OOO.

Special to The Washington HERALD
HdgerStoWn Nd. Jan. o2-Former
Postmaster General James A. Gary
and Christian Devr:es, trustees. sold at
public sale in Hagerstown this after
noon the famous Blue Mountain House
property and equipment one OF the
best known summer resorts in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, for $4,000. this
being less than oae-tenth OF the
original investment The purchasers
were Henry a McComas. a brother of
Justice Louis Z McComas. and Charles
;. Lane, both of Hagerstown. and
Alonzo NJ Hurlock. Of Baltimore.
The same persons bought at receivers
sale 100 acres of land adjoining the
hotel for $500. As a result of to-
days sale the holders Of the 500. 900
stock VIII not receive one cent and the
owners of the S125. 600 of bonds will re-
ceive but a small fraction of their
original investment. The hotel viii be
conducted as a summer resort.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court Of the United States.

Supreme Court OF the United states.
Present. The Chief Justice NIf. Justice Harlan.
Air Justr5e Brewer. Nv Justice White Mr.. Justice
Pcckham. ar Justice McKenna. Nj. Justice
Holmes, Alr. Justice Day. and Nh Justice Moody.
Augustus &. Weisset Of Milwaukee Wis; Henry
NJ. Negins Of Red Bank. \. J.i Asa q. Brisgs, Of
St Paul. Mimi. and George n. judd of New
York City were admitted To- practice.
No. SO. Haly l.. HAYNES. petitioner. vs.. J. b.
Watkias ct a. petition for a wit Of certioisr 10
ie United States Ciycgit Court 81 Appeals Tor the
Firth cucut submitted hy Mr. George a. Tittering-
ton fm the petitioner with leave o. counsel tor lne
respondents 90 llc brief Withia three weeks.
Nc. 2i5. Chicago, Huntington and Quincy Rail
way Company appellant. rs +. G. Babcock. treas
WcT, &c.. 90 al; and
10. 3i Union Pacific Railroad Company. appel
lant SIS. Robert O.. Fink treasurer &e.. e al. /:
argument continued rs Alr. Norris Blown for the
aprclIees. and concluded hy Air. Maxwell ETarb
fer the appellant IN no 5il.
so. i7i. Mason cts and Fort Dodge Railroad
Company -. G.. d. Boynion: Argument commenced
br lIr T. D. HeaW Tor tie Mason Cts and Fort
Dodge railroad Company and continued hy Mr.
benjamin l. saiiugcr for B0ynt0u.
Adjourned until tomorrow at z O'Clock
The day call "Wednesday January g. viii be as
follows Nos TO- IA l75. 49, III. l7s. $50. 49, ls2
aud IsG.
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RELATIVE OF GEN. TAYLOR.
Dead Man Was Great-ErnndsOn Of
Former President

Special ra THE Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, Jan William P
Boyca, forty-seven years Old. great
grandson OF President Zachary Taylor
died this morning 80 Winchester Memo
rial Hospital. where he had been a patient
more than "a year. Mr. Boyce was a ma
tive of Georgetown. d. O.. his father
being Edward B0yCe. paym1ster i'm the
United States army. His wife. who died
few years ago, was Miss Caro- B0les
Ct Georgetown. Mr.. Boyce inherited "a
large fortune. was highly cultured. a man
of cultivated tastes. and spent years In
travel
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DEATH RECORD.

Frank II. Hopkins. III lists ST. NV. Sc wears.
TiGnor jefferson. 1912 Temperance ave NV. . w
BETTE y. Bauadell 1855 Le Droit Ct NV, o ia,
John L. Patterson. l7zI L 81. Is years.
JOHN C0sgroge. L s. NV. g. years.
Martha A. Digs. SIS Il ST. su- g. years.
Ada l. Bradford SO l2th st. Nv 81 years
MARY Z. France. 1880 18th 81. NV, 81 wears
Eva Butler. 2l5 L ST.. 10 years.
james Jones. ll9 Chew's alley. Q years
Charlotte Z. Hick los Prospect st. ue. S. years.
May Barnett l-5s Seat0n st. NV. 81 years
M1garetha Ely. ~ l2Jh ST. sU-. 60 years
Mary Short. Home for the Aged and Infirm p y-s.
Joseph :. Ruef. Govt. Hospital Insane, s. years.
Rosie L. H0des1n. sos Cambridge a. NV, . vs.
Louisa Wells 1858 81 sa s. years.
Emanuel johnson. 1886 d ST. NV 90 years.
James 4. Davis. L. \. soldiers Home. = years
James II. Richards. ill7 y. J. ave. Sc. 20 years.
Mars NJ. Garner. SIS 9Th 81. Sc. ] year.
Andrew peytou. 49 Franklin 81 nv years
James Logan, 90s lst So. sw.. I year
Mary Brown, 1876 Mas ave Sc. I month.
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BRO0KES IS DISCHARGED.
Case Against Alexandria Man Nears
Close ut Winchester.

Special 90 TIE Washington Herald
Winchester, Va. jan "a. Powell
Brookes. of Alexandra. has been dis
charged from the custody OF the Corpora
ton Court Of Winchester, and the case
against him. which has attracted so much
attention. Hears its close. The failure of
the grand jury yesterday TO return true
bin against him resulted in Judge At
kinson's order for his release from Gus
tody. The failure OF Mrs Alexander NJ
Baker % appear against Brookes has re-
suited in the execution Of writ against
Mrs. Baker 10 show why she shall not be
fined 500 for contempt of court. and the
commemorative attorney viii also seek
20 have the costs of the case assessed
against her.
Monday. February Z. is the date set for
the return of the writ.
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". NJ. R. R. SURGEONS MEET.

VIII Organize at HaEerstoyvn and
Give q Banquet.
Special To- The Washington Herald
Efagerstown. Nd. Jan. 22-A meeting
.of the surgeons Of the Maryland division
Of the Western Maryland Railroad from
Baltimore TO Cumberland is being held u
this city this afternoon for the purpose
Of organization.
There are about forty surgeons in at
tendance. with Or. d. Z. Dunctt, Of Bal
timore, chief surgeon of the division.
presiding.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
Lawsuits.

No, 1895 L. Grief 6 Rro appellant, Us. Isa-
dore J. Blocs appeal. Plaintiffs attorney. ]. J.
PeSser
No 1905 4. J.. Fox Company Is. William
Shiplo crr,icrari. Defendants attorneys. A. a
Lipscom5. William Oficy. and w. ". Edwards
No. 1907. ElsnEsr Pros vs.. T.. T. Hazel 4
Bro; account. Si9lg. Plaintiff attorney. Hayden
johnson.
No. 1908 James 81 Goldsty IS Washington
Railway and Electric Company Csm8gcs $1,000.
Plaintiff attomGs. j. McD. Darlington and Hay
den johnson.
10, 5000 w n O. Scott vs. District of Column
bia damages S0lU. Plaintiffs attorneys Mcneil
& Mcneil.
No. 1870. Jennie Z Benson Vs. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Jcmpay; policy S.gj5. Plaintiff s.
attorney. HAYDEN Johnson
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
New Doors for state House.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Jan. 22-The bronze
doors of the new, or Bladen street. en-
trance to the state House arrived this
morning and are now being placed in po-
sition. The doors are handsome, mas
sive affairs. weighing about 200 pounds
each. one bears the seal of CeciliUs
Calvert. and the other the great seal Of
Maryland
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
Fnrrn Dwelling Burned.

SreciaI % The Washington Herald.
EIkton. Md, Jan Z2--Fire early this
morning destroyed the three-story dwell
ing on Morris Dunbsr's farm. at Iron
HHI. tenauted by Thomas Robinson. All
the latter's household goods were con-
sumod. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
VIII InstoII Rev. ;. r. SEWER.

Arrangements have been completed for
the installation tomorrow evening mt 80
o'clock of Rev Joseph r Sewer as pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church. The
services viii be conducted by commits
sion appointed by the Presbytery Of the
Chesapeake. Rev. W. II. Pratt, of the
Second Church, Washington, viii preside
and viii PROFOUND the prescribed CUES
ti0us. The charge to the pastor viii be
delivered by Rev. William Chinn. Of
Warrenton, and the charge 90 the congre-
cation will be made by Rev James H.
Taylor, of tho Washington Central
Church. Rev. James l. Vance, Of Newark,
\. j.. formerly pastor of the local church,
viii preach the installation sermon. Rev.
Mr. Sewer who was formerly stationed I'm
LynchbUg. accepted the call to the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church several weeks
ago. and is now in active charge of the
pastorate
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Probate Court.


CHIEF +tSlttE tLAbAJtrH.
Estate o. Isaac q. Jaquette viii admitted 10
probate AID letters testamentary granted to Mary
a. JaqUette; bond, $780,
Estate of George 5 Howell: letters of admins
tration to Adam 4. Weschler; bond. $500 At
tcrneys g. w Darr and r. 4. Curtin
Estate II William Haywood: will admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentay granted 10 Anna
Wilson HAYWOOD. bond. SLe00 Attorney. 4. A.
H0ehling ir.
Estate Of Stewart Campbell; viii admitted to
probate and letters testamcntay granted TO Carrie
Campbell bond. Sl29 Attorney, Thomas Walker
Estate Of Georgia =. johnson; letters Of admins
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,ration granted to Leo r. Harlow bond. 500. At
TONES. L. T. Hafloa
Estate Of John spollcn: win dated February g.
1903. hled
Estate Of Jane $. Lindernan: petition Cor pro
bate Of will fled. Attorrcy J. Altheus johnson.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23

Mayor PafI and Councilman Julian Y
Williams to-day held "a conference with
Manager Colvin- Of the Washington. Al
ezandri5 and Mount Vernon Railway
Company with reference go the proposed
operation by the company of a. regular
car service between the ferry wharf and
the union passenger station Supt
Colviu submitted in writing promise
ON the part of the road 10 start the service
al nm carly date, and To maintain it pro-
yiGed The city allow the road the right To
lHy "a track westward on Cameron street
from Payne street, 60 connect with the
King street line.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
Faulty SHIFTS.
Mechanics, Liens.

No. 26s2i Gecrgc Francis Williams. trustee. IS
Jeanie Davidson % al for Instructions. Complain
ants solicitor, Frank stetscn.
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WILL IMPROVE COURT
Steps Taken by Council to
Effect BettermentS.
STREET REPAIRING ORDERED

Conference Held On Plans for Req
uIsr street Car service between
the Ferry Wharf ana the Union
StatiOn-Bev. Joseph Il. SEWER VIII
lie Installed This Evening.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
DISCLOSES SCANDAL
Counsel Sues Mrs. Louis Weis
for Divorce Fees.
WANTS TO WED MILLIONAIRE

Alleged Proceedings Against Hus-
band Threaten fO Develop Sifua-
ton Similar fra Certain Lines TO
DOdGe-MOrse Cause.-The Prospective
Groom, Lawyer Says, Has a Wife.
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Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States Us. Ringer Hermann: violating sec
ton 5A2. Revised Statutes Of the United States:
tr1al postponed until February n. Attorneys A. \
Northingtou and II. Prescott Gatley.
United states vs.. Frederick 4. Hyde G. N violat-
ing section $50 Revised Statutes Of the Uuitsd
States; trial postponed until March g. 1877 At
toincys. a. :. Worthington and A. A. Birney
United States rs. Humphrey Mills. robbery; sen
tencc peuitentaTy for two years Attorney. X. L.
Gaskins.
United States vs.. Charles 5. Fletcher murder
inst degree; impancling ri jury. panel exhausted
and sixty talesmen ordered for January @ At
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23

NJ. I2I. Thomas Smerrilic Company w. George
+. Newton lots 2 10 80 block g. University parE,
So4 10. Attorney. x. 8. Hmc
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Criminal Court No. =.

JUSTICE UAItNAND
Homes rs EasheT. verdict for plantin for S6 q
Plaintiffs attorneys Gittings Is Chamberlin; de
PENDANTS attorney. r. y. Behrend
United States IS. Clarence W HOOK. assault with
dangerous weapon; plea guilty 10 simple assault,
sentence suspended and personal recognzance taken
Attorney J. L. Smith.
United States vs.. John Bedmon assault with dan
gerous weapon. plea guilty 90 simple assault. sen
tence workhouse for sixty DAYS Attorney. Thona,
L. Jones
Assignments FOR today
United States Is. Iudsou Harrison
United States Us. John Snider
United States IS. Hugh l.. Barke
United States vs.. Jesse S. Brlden.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23
Two Fires in same saloon.

The fire department was called out
twice early this morning, each blaze being
I'm the saloon Of Thomas F. G0rham, at
the corner Of Duke and Fayette streets
To both alarms the frcmen responded
promptly, and succeeded in saving the
building from serious damage. On each
occasion the fire WIS discovered and the
alarm turned in by Officers Beach and
Lyles. The front door and "a portion Of
the outside wall were burned the first
time, and the blaze, when again discov-
cred, was spreading toward the roof. 1t
is believed that The fires were due to
incendiary origin.
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The funeral OF John E. Welsh who was
crushed between a shifting engine and a
wall at the r0und-house of the Southern
road Friday night. took place this after
noon from the residence of his mother.
MIS-. Margaret Welsh, go South Patrick
street, and was atteaded by many friends
and relatives of the deceased The ser
vices were conducted by Rev Edgar Car
pentcr, OF Grace Episcopal Church. as
sisted by Rev Joseph r SEWER. of the
Second Presbyterian Church. The inter
ment was made in Bethel Cemetery
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23

Walter y. GilIingham has purchased
from ]. II. Naylor a house and lot on the
south side of Prince street, between Lee
and Union streets.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23

The recently elected officers Of the
Daughters Of Isabella were Installed this
evening. Following the installation exer-
cises a banquet was held, at which MEM
bers Of the Knights Of Columbus were
guests.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-23

Manufacturers and importers Of Hospital and Invalid
S,1TI,lies Rubber Goods Orthopedic Appliances.
Trnsses. &c, Lady attendant 1901 81 \. ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
MiRbramd Der Teitihc.

lleber Den @ibbraut Der IeitIdc
i6reibt elm berporragenoer Sarmer
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lenfer Die Yeitihe ni6t gang entbeb :
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b%iirfen. 9ieie piro IeItener aes
brandt. mub nur, psnn es notbipens
big lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

nnb nm 2i6t, 2uft unb 8Grme leifs
ter 3utritt 5l %beri6affen. Ser robe
gpben bari niht an bas SageSliHt
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pfung Des l%lnfrauts.
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nning Der in ben llnterarunb sebruns
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Nele unO blieb fir cine peitere 3eii
bon 5ebn Sabren boaig blinb. Inter
beilen 5ug Die Samilie in elm anberes
Saus, unb bier erlitt Die Sodter tpies
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