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The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
NOTES OF THE GAME.
.ases on balls

Mclean drew three bases on balls.
Tomorrow Eastern and Business meet
Little Smith put up a good game in the
field for Central.
Both teams received good support from
their schOolmates.
Michael made as many hits himself as
he allowed his opponents.
Michael scored seven of the nine put
outs in the fourth, fifth, and sixth innings
by strikeouts.
Belts, who was scheduled to umpire,
was unable TO officiate, so DR.. Byrnes. the
old Georgetown player, was mustered in.
Western has one Of the smallest inhelds
that ever represented a high school.
Kemp. Howard, and Mclean make up
peanut trio.
Young Macdonald was hit in the eye
by a thrown ball in the first inning. but
he stuck 10 the game after he was shifted
from third 10 second.
Cy Macdonald is certainly a big help to
Central Although ne failed TO hit. he
saved his inhelders several errors by
pretty 0ne-hand catches.
Tech and Western are now tied for the
lead, and there IS every indication that
the game between these two teams for
the championship viii be the best of the
series.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Aclp In &c sLoop.

A well-known authority on Rheu-
matism gives the following yalua-
BILE yet simple and harmless pre-
scription, which any one can easily
prepare at home;
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
half ounce: Compound Kargon.
one ounce: Compound syrup sar-
saparHla, three ounces.
Mix by shaking well In a bottle,
and take a teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime
He states that the ingredients can
be obtained from any good pre-
seription pharmacy at small cost.
This mixture is said to relieve
almost any case Of rheumatism,
which is nothing more or less than
sour blood-too much acid in the
system, which in damp. cool
weather forms into minute crys-
tails about the joints and muscles.
causing the awful pain and misery
OF Rheumatism.
The above mixture is said to
force the Kidneys TO purify and
sweeten the blood. causing the
Rheumatic pain and swelling to
diminish with each dose. until per-
manent results are obtained, and
without injuring the stomach.
1t is worth while giving this a
trial. anyhow.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
VAR SHIPS WILL GO ABROAD
Admiral Emory Selected to Formally
Return Calls of Foreigners.
Minnesota, Washington, and Ten
nessee for EuroPe-Other Vessels
for south America and japan.
- 10 - Washinrton -

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. May Sit was announced
in naval circles at the jamestown EXPO
sition to-day that the new battle ship
Minnesota and the cruisers Washington
and Tennessee will be dispatched. under
the command OF Rear Admiral William
II, Emory, 10 formally return the calls
made by foreign vessels at the Jamestown
Exposition. The American squadron is
expected 10 so abroad in June. direct 20
Europe. The Minnesota viii be the flag
ship OF the squadron Il is not expected
that these vessels will visit japan and the
South American countries represented
here by naval vessels. but American ves-
sells convenient to those countries will be
used 10 return their visits
The social responsibilities of the officers
OF the squadron to visit Europe viii be
very great In the selection of Admiral
Emory rs commander of the squadron,
the Navy Department has a representa-
tive who is wen qualified to dispose of
delicate social duties. He and his officers
VIII entertain and be entertained in the
ports of England. Germany, France. Italy.
and Austria.
Many of the ships Of the Atlantic fleet
viii leave Hampton Roads on MAY Is for
the yards 10 which they have been as
signed for repairs All OF them will again
be on the exposition grounds on June 10.
Georgia Day, when the President viii
again be here, and also on Virginia Day.
June l.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Circuit COurt No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Walters vs.. Washington Raiixay and Electric
Company; verdict for plaintiff for 1000. Plaintiff 5
attorueys Lec}ie. Fultou & Cox: defendants at
tornsys C. A. Douglas and George P. Hoover.
F1arns vs.. Southern Railway Company; continued
for the term. Plaintiffs attorney. George Z.
TraIlas defendants attorneys. Hamilton ilbert
lgrkes & Hamilton.
Hart vs.. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad Company Ct al motion of defendant
railroad company fer leave TO dle amended plea
granted and plea hled- Plaintiff attorney ". H.
p. Hart; defendants attorneys, MeRenney & FIan-
hery-
Assignments fer to-day;
No. So pIice vs. Jones. Attorneys. A A. Lips
comb and W. II. Enison-Alilsn s. Smith and d.
". Baker.
No. as. Bartlett; vs.. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. Att0Tugs. W. u. j. Hart-McKsnnsy s.
Flsnneu.
No IA Hart vs. Penusylraula Railroad Gem
Flanncry.
No 50. Raymond Us. Riley. Attorneys. Ralstoa
S siddons-pouElss & Douglas.
No 49, Brown Standard oil Company, At
torHcys. ". C. Gardiner-A Leftwlch Sinclair.
Ne. 5li. Hilton Lenston Monotype Machine
Company. Attorneys. RnpH Ennis-A. a.
Hoehlng. r.. Alex. Browne. and Evans Browne.
No eos Atchisoa IS. District Of Columbia At
torHeys. Lancaster s Smith,. H. Thomas
No coz. Parsons Redmond. Attorneys, Tucker
& Kowon-R Golden Donaldson.
Nc 5.5 French vs.. National Laundry Company.
Attorneys, MILAN 6 Smith-Mohun & Galley.
Circuit Court No, 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Polling IS. Capital Traction Company. on trial
Plaintiffs attorneys, Il. H. Classic aud c. II.
symei defendants attorneys. K. Ross Pery &
Son
Barrie IS. Patterson; hond on appeal fixed al
800 for costs deposit 500. Plaintiffs attorneys
Tucker Kenyon; defendants attorney. ]. J.
Henphiu
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
COL. JOHN SCOTT IS DEAD.
Was Once Commonwealth Attorney
and Author OF Several Books.

specla! % The Washington Herald
Warrenton. Va. May Sol. John
Scott is dead at his home in Warrenton.
aged eighty-seven years.
lie was a son Of the late Judge John
Scott. of this county. and the last sur.
vivor Of that talented family He
wrote several books on the science Of
government He was educated in pri-
vate schools and at the University Of
Virginia, lie was the organizer and
first captain Of the Black Horse Com
pany.
Col. Scott was for years the com
monweaIth attorney for Fauquier Coun-
~. It was while holding this Office
that he was imprisoned by Federal
Judge Bond for disobedience Of an in
junction Of the Federal court, which
he did in obedience 70 a Virginia stat
ute choosing rather 10 be imprisoned
than be disloyal 20 Virginia His fu-
neral viii take place from the Cath
Ollie Church Ia WarTeutop, Friday
morning a II o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George c. Ward. q. and Eva l. Russell l2
Bcr. J. T. Irvine.
William F. Tyriley. ss Of st. Georges Island Md.
and Margaret Henyon 81. Rev. ], g, Havk.
J. Thomas Jenkins p, and Agnes Rcden, 25.
Rev. Thcmas 5 Hsrlin.
Cary Patterson ., Of Ruther Glen. Va, and
Abi Castner a. Of Dosevie, "a Rev. J. ]. Muir.
Adams T. Dyer, p, and Sarah C. Blandf0rd, %
Rev. John p Egan.
Michael Dore 50. and Mar O'connor. 20. Rev.
joseph /. Magaire
Edward johnson. q, and Ada NJ Crowther. 90
both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev, c. W. Stets0n.
NJ. Hoatio Stumpf g and Y Elzabeth Crist l9
both Of Baltimore Aid. Rev. Z. b. Lamar.
William b. Mooman, g. ard Lille E. Payne. q
Rev ". ". Clair
Vincent c. Pearson a. and Selma s. Haleen. @
Rev. Thomas G. Smyth.
COLORED.
jefferson Il. Davis, "a, and Lucy Ludley. q Rev
John W. Dickerson
Joseph P. Neal. ., and Florence L. Bailey. 3
Rev o. L. Mitchell.
william Luckett. .. and Frances Fletcher. la.
Rev. Frank y, Biscaof
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnurf nf Annenla-


Present The Chief Justice, 9Ir Justice NcConas.
and Mr.. Justice Robb.
No 1885 Martin gs District Of Columbia: judg-
men, on mandate United States Supreme Court en-
tered.
No. 1856 Braudenburg IS District Of Columbia
iudgueut On mandate Of United States supfeme
Court entered
No. 177e sesley vs.. seeley; argument continued
bY Air II. Z. Davis fof ap )elles and concluded
( bg ar Il 7. Gatley faE appellant
Patent Appeal No. sl7 Burson vs. Vogels opin-
ion and judgment withheld until further order on
motion Of sir. Z. 81, Kitehin, Of counsel iog ap-
pellee.
Patent Appeal No. 40 n re Application Of
joseph d. Laeroix; continued by stipulation.
So. IT2 United states vs.. Evans et all argu-
mcnt ou Questien % Jurisdiction commenced by Mr.
stuaTt McNamara for appellant. continued by Nh
Thomas q. Taylor for Eppellees. and concluded by
4ir D. 81. Baker Tor appellant
No. 1880 MaKey et al IS. United States argl-
ment commenced by Str, J, G. Citing for ap-
pellant
No. I7T. Campbell "a. Northwest lexington I'M
plorement Company et a. appeal disguised with
costs pes Chief Justice shepard.
Assignments t0r today
on nearing
No. g. Mazeg ct al vs. United States Appel
lsnt's attomeys J. c. GHtings and r. Z. Mat
tingiy; appeilees attorneys u. ". Baker and Stu
at BicSamaTa.
Regular call-No. Hn. Csrdozo Us. Baird ct al
Appellants attorneys H. T. Davis aud J. A. Cobb;
appellee $ attorney, Stuart Mcnamara.
No, A5A Aopp vs. PickfoTd Appellants att0r
ueF, Edwin fCHest; aHlellces attorneys Samuel
Maddox and a. =. Galley
No. l7Il. Gunith vs.. Stuart. Appellants attoT-
ney c. H. Meriiiat; appeiiee's attorney. Z. II.
Thomas
No. l775 Easterling Horning APPELLANTS at
torueys Wilson Barksdale: aDpellee's attorneys.
Tucker & Kenyon.
Ne. G76 Van NorsdeH Is. Washington Times
Company. Appellants attorney C. L. Fsailey; sp-
laIrz's wilton afsarf
No. llls CQnsaul Cun-Hiings. Appellants at
toruey. r. g. Donaldson sppeliee's attorneys. Tuck
e. & keuToa
No. l579. Cummings rs. Consaul. Appellants at
iorneys. Tucker Kenyon; apIellee's attorney. L.
g. Doaaldson.
no. H5l- Russell Washington Post COMPANY
Appellants a;forneys. Wilson & Barksdale: ap-
ueilee's attorney. Chaplin Brown.
10. lIsZ. Cunningham Manufacturing Company IS
Hotogaph Company. Appellants attorneys Wilson
& barksdalc.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
RENEW ANTI-sALOON FIGHT.

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The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
EXAMINATIONS NOT NEEDED.
Teachers OF Montgomery County
VIII Have Certificates Renewed.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Rockville Nd. May S-The thirty or
more public school teachers Of this coua-
~ VIII not have TO undergo eXamina-
tions tn order to resume their pedag0g-
ical duties in the fan, as was inumatcd
by the school board several months ago,
but their certificates will be renewed for
one year The decision Of the school
commissioners was reached so that the
teachers might be allowed what Is re-
garded as sufficient time In which to be-
come famtEar with the policies and
reforms OF the board. The twenty or
more teachers holding only permits 10
teach Will. however, be required 10 take
examinations before the next scholastic
year.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Shooting Follows Quarrel Over Dog

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg Va, May S.-William Seay,
a weIl-known resident, was to-day held
to the grand jury on the charge Of shoot
Ing p. A Goodwin on the outskirts of the
city Monday. The trouble between the
men started over a dog. Seay attacked
Goodwin, and when he drew his revolver
Goodwin grabbed it with his right hand
and the ball went through his second
finger Seay's defense was that he was
drinking. and he knew nothing about the
trouble.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

4~els~---lrr--r-r 70 st~9
Western overwhelmed Central in the
high school series at National Park
yesterday by II to /.
Central was able TO gather only four
hits of the delivery of Michael, and
had it not been for an error in the first
inning. after two were out. the West
Enders would have scored a shut-out
Michael had everything in the way Of
speed and curves, and he famed four
teen OF his opponents. Not only was
his pitching practically faultless. but
the Western captain was big factor
at the bat, getting four hits. one Of
which was a three-base drive.
Rheem was rather easy picking for
Western, the winners hammeTing his
delivery for ten hits. He struck out
three men, but gave three passes, each
OF which was later converted into a
score.
Western showed up to particular ad-
vantage in team work. Although
charged with five errors. the work in
the field was snappy, and several elev-
erly hit and run plays helped to swell
the total runs.
lne game was devoid OF HeiuiAS lcd-
lures. although whatever honors there
were in that line went TO Capt Mac
donald Of Central, who handled fifteen
chances at first base,
Each team scored in the first. With
two down Macdonald lifted a fly 10
right field which was mUffed, and Rich
ardsou and Rheem singled in success
sior. sending Macdonald home with
CentraIs lone tally.
For Western. Mclean walked. stole
second, reached third on a passed ball,
and scored on Forts out. Western got
another run in the second without
hit Radford drew a base on balls, was
sacrificed by Morse. and came home on
FillebTowns infeld chance.
Western put the game on the shelf in
the sixth. Morse beat out grounder
and stole second. PONehemus and Nc
Lean walked. With the bases loaded
Kemp smashed a safety into right
which scored two and Mclean and
Kemp tailed on Forts drive 10 left
Fort stole second and came home on
MlchaeI's single. and Michael crossed
the rubber on an alleged blocked ball
Forts base on balls. MichaeIs third hit
ard an ont nettcd Western one In the
sixth, and in the eighth the George
toWners made their last two runs when
Fort singled Michael tripled and two
men were retired.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
LExINGTON pREsBYTERY MEET
Three Days Session Near staunton
with Large Attendance.

with Large Attendance.
staunton, Va. May S.-Lexingson Pres
bytery is in annual meeting for a session
OF three days at Mt Horeb Presbyterian
Church. Augusta County. the opening
session having been held yesterday after
noon, with the retiring moderator, Rev.
c. r. stribling in the chair. There are
seventy-seven charges. and each one is
represented. making a delegation OF near
ly a hundred pastors and laymen.
1t is understood that each of the
churches have encouraging reports TO
submit a good record having been estab-
Hshed during the past year. At this
meeting the records and reports of the
several churches are TO be examined, with
view to forming a general report TO be
submitted by the Presbytery al the Gen
eral Assembly, which will be heldzin Biz
mtngham, Ala. May H.
Commissioners to the Assembly are also
TO be appointed at the present session.
L. L. Moore. of Craigsville. is TO be ex-
amined and licensed to preach. and D. II.
RalstOn, Of near Harrisonburg, viii also
be formally examined during the session.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
DEATH RECORD.

Annie 3. seidel III Tth 81. nw. 2 years.
Gertrude Won Guemer. 252l 18th ST. nw. CO years
John Wevwoda, Govt. Hes Insane, 8 years.
Lesley Dunlap Wash. Aglum Hospital . yegn
Lloyd S.. Emnlart. sos E3d st. NV. 76 years,
Jeremiah D. Burns. S 3 ST. nW.. i6 years.
John a. Massey Montgomery apartments. years
Willism il. Douglass. 633 I 50. NV. = years.
Arthur T. Harris. Il and % sts ne. = years.
Hiida E. Herb,rt ill5 9Th ST. me-. months.
Francis Nan Eappiug l529 y. Cap ST., I day.
C0LORED
AIags E. Smith, Sc Patterson 81. ne 54 years.
JamCs smith, DeauUeed. y. C., g. years
Alsfy Campbell lis Pierce 81. NV. g years.
Pearl Z. loung. 60 Logan pl. NV. 8 years.
John Lewis. 81 jackson st. ne. @ Years
Sam Ross. l6s Pierre ST. NV. g years
BERTHE +. Carroll BuuiIle. d. c., T years
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
DAILY COURT RECORD
CWeane.aax. May 5. Ioor.l

No. ss. Bisber rs. Columbia Bgnd. Defsndsut's
attorneys. Bendhsim q R0thschild
No. E2 Hicks Fs Dmpsey. Attorney. J. a.
BurgaTt
No l1i. Anderson IS. Nstional Mortar Company.
Attonegs. H0aard Boyd-affiian & smith.
No Es Whitley Fs. American Home Life IHguT-
anca Company Attornsys ]. ". PattsEon-W q.
Gardner.
No l0s. Atkinson ". ssclFist. Atiornsy. }. 7.
Ruph
No. lis. Smith vs.. Riley. Attorney. Bates
Warren.
No. liz. connor ". jacobson Attorneys. Leckis,
Fulton 4 Coz-J Il. Shields and Leon T0bEiner
no ils Neckins vs. Smith Attorney, r. 4. Nc
Seiil-Leckie. Fulton * Cox.
No. IL. Kennedy Is. Price. Attorneys, Hughes &
Gray-L NJ King.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
wilson Ii. Cecil Dead.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington herald
Boyds, Nd, May S,-Wilson H. Cecil,
one OF the oldest residents near Hyatts-
vile, died at noon to-day at the home OF
his grandson. William Cecil. aged eighty
six years. of general debility. He Is sur
vived by three children, G. Mortimer Cecil.
of Comas: Everett H. Cecil. of Hyatts-
town. and !. C. Cecil. of Barnesvile.
Twenty grandchildren and nineteen
great grandchildren, all living nearby,
also survive
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
secks sent IL stnte LerlsInture.

Fredericksburg, Va, May SC, o. c.
GOolrick to-day announced his candi-
dacy for the State Legislature, for this
city and Spottsylvania County, subject
to the Democratic primary. Mr.. Cool
rick is a son of Judge John T. Cool
rick, of the Corporation Court, and is a
promising young attorney of this city.
He is ii graduate OF law of the Univer-
sity OF Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Tvo-eent Fare Wtu Be Accented.

Norfolk. Va, May S.-President w. A.
Garrett. of the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way, made the positive announcement
to-day that the seaboard win promptly
accept The 2-cent passenger rate order
of the state corporation commission
He Tays that the proposition to fight
the order has never been consideced
by his road
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
PIan a NIiIitnrr Pnrnde.

Hagerst0wn. Nd. May S-Elaborate te
plans are being made here by Company
p, First Maryland Regiment, for a ceie-
EratiUn in this city IN the TuurJh of
July. The celebration viii be largely
OF a military charantor. and viii en-
bface a sham Fattle. drill rIaneuvers.
an other textures There wilt bee a
par2Ce of miiltlv organize t9ns. lre
companies aud civ.c organ 10 IONS, ami
patriotic features.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Kimed by EIeetrle current.

Richmond, Va, May S.-Eiiiah Clark, Of
Fulton, was almost instantly killed yes
terday by an electric shock at Eighth
and cambridge streets. Manchester
Clark was engaged in moving a house be-
longing TO Alec Wright. and gTasped the
hood Of a lowered arc light. falling TO
the ground and dying almost instantly
The wet condition of the ground on
which the man stood when he touched the
hood grounded the wires and caused his
death.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
c. z. smltl. Passes A,rar.

SpaCial to The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg, Va. May sc f.
Smith. deputy clerk Of court of spott-
syiyania County, died last night. at his
home in that county OF a complication
OF diseases, AGED sixty-five years. He
was a gallant Confederate lieutenant OF
Company d, Thirtieth Virginia Regi-
ment. His widow. three daughters. and
two brothers, one of whom is DR.. Hugh
Smith. of Richmond. survive MIN.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Suicides Body Identified.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May S.-The body Of
the weli-dressed young naa found
afoat in the Elizabeth yesterday morn
ing, has been definitely identified as
that of P, F. Linn, OF Weldon, n. c..
where he had a wife. He was an in
surance agent, and sometimes followed
the calling Of an electrician. The death
is supposed to be case of suicide
prompted 10y i'll luck.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
May Not Appoint a Judge.

SPECIAL 70 me washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va May S.-Gov. Swanson
announced to-day that he viii not ap-
point a judge to the bench OF the sec
ond Circuit Court, to succeed Judge r.
r. Prentts, whom the governor appoint
ed 10 the State corporation commission.
but he viii name a lawyer to act as
Judge until January I, OF until the leg
islature may make a selection FOR the
bench The governor gave no assurance
that he would temporarily appoint ].
Westmore Wilcox, who has been recon-
mended for the judgeship by the local
bar.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Two New sIiddies Admittcd

Annapolis, Nd. May S-The following
additional candidates having passed both
the mental and physical examinatio will
BE- admitted into the Naval Academy as
Widshipmen of the new fourth class
Robert NJ. Griffin. of Frederick. Va. son
OF Commander r. I. Griffin, OF the navy.
and Theodore Hammond, of Los Angeles.
Cal
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
DEMANDS BROTHERS ESTATE.
Sarah Paxton Claims Undue In
hueHce Was Used by Beneficiary.
-l,..-.aI t.. I'll. w. - lr-..--.. III

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, May S-The will case
removed from HagerstoWn. in which
Sarah Paxton seeks to break the will
of her brother, Christian (. Young. whe
left an estate of about Sl5000 to Sophia
krumm, is in progress here. Mrs. Krumm.
the defendant, is not related to the
testatOr.
II is claimed that through undue in
fiuence the latter was induced 10 leave
his property without caring for his rela-
tives. Some Of the testimony was of n
sensational nature, the plaintiff attempt
ing to show that the testator and the
defendant Were unusually friendly after
the death Of Mr.. Young's wife.
Letters eouched in loving words from,
the defendant TO the deceased were idarti-
fed One commenced, My dear bow"
The defendant is about thirty-eight years
OF age, while the testator was fftv-fve
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

No Bz2s Alice j. Betz. vs. District Of Columbia
and Washington Railway and Electric Company;
damages. S5.eo. Plaintiffs attorneys, Mcneil x
Mcneil.
No 1924 Sadie l. Hooker vs. Aulick Plimer.
L 5. marshal. and Charles Il. Meriaf, damazes.
SO CO. Plaintiffs attorneys A. A. Lipscomb and
". II. Ellison.
No. 4s45 Browning Baines vs.. Jeman * Co. f;
Judgment q G. s. Bundy justice of peace. for S s.
Plaintiffs attorney. s. G.. Peeile
No. 4942s. George u. Horning vs.. " s. Alsrquet:
judgment Of L. C. StEidef justice Of peace. for ssl
Nc. 1877 George D. Honing yz. joseph Thomas
and ". S. Marquet; Judgment oi L. C.. strider,
justice Of peace. f0T s60
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
CornvvaII-oden.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd, May S.-George ". Corn
wall. and Miss AIassie Odeu. both Of the
vicinity Of Darnestown. this county. were
married at Rockville, this afternoon. by
Rev. r. s White. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF the minister
and soon afterWard the newly married
couple left for a short trip
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
william crimes Dead at Ninety-four.

Norfolk. Va, May S.-WiHiam Grimes.
aged ntncty-four, died to-day. lie had
made his home with his daughter Mrs.
Charles +. Pierson, on Raleigh avenue.
lie was hale aud hearty until a week
ago. and took a lively interest In pub
lie affairs lie was born in Norfolk
County, and lived in Portsmouth before
coming to Norfolk
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
nIine Foreman Is Enioined-

Frederick. Nd. May Sat the instiga-
ton Of the Virginia Consolidated Copper
Company an injunction was issued by the
Frederick County Court this afternoon
against Thomas a. Dunshee. foreman of
the company plant az the Liberty copper
mines. The injunction was issued to force
Mr.. Dunshee to refrain from interfering
with the management of the company's
business. and 10 hand over The papers and
books Of the concern which are now in
his possession.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Goes 10 Prison for AssnuIt.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd May S.-Wesley Kipe.
the sixteen-yeaT-old youth charged with
assault upon Mrs. Mahala Fauble, at the
home of the latter, at Weverton. this
county. was given a hearing this after
noon before Justice Youukins Kipe was
convicted and sentenced to one year in
the House OF Correction. Mrs. Fauble is
seventy-two years old