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The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
FATHER CHARGES ABDUCTION.
Hiram +. Hausenhuck Placed Under
Arrest i'm Lynchburg. Va.
Special % no WasIirlfIu Head

Special 90 Tie Washington Herald
Lynchburg Va, May l5.-H.ram z.
HauseHnuck. sixty years Of age. Of Shen-
and0ah County, was arrested here to-day
on a warrant sworn out by John ". Ru-
dolph Of Toms Brook, charging him VITA
abducting his daughter, Mamie Rudolph,
aged nineteen years
Hausenfuck declares that his whole at
tiJude I'm the matter has simply been
that Of a friend 20 the girl. who wanted
20 leave home in order 10 reach Somer-
set, Orange County, and that he very
reluctantly consented 10 assist her 90
Lynchburg in order that a young man az
Somerset might come here to make her
his wife.
He says he returned to Toms Brook
and reported what had happened to Ru-
dolph, and that the girls father ex-
pressed himself satisfied If his daughter
had been married.
The escapade was aired at the time in
the papers of Shenandoah County. but q
week or two afterward Rudolph cane out
in the paper at Woodstock declaring that
Hausenfuck had explained the matter en-
tirely % his satisfaction. and that there
was nothing more % the trouble.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
CUP RACE Is POSSIBLE.
Contest for Vanderbilt Trophy May
BE Held on Long Island.

New York, May 15.-Jefferson de Mont
Thompson, chairman of the racing board
OF the American Automobile Association,
and the members of the racing board 5
executive committee, have not abandoned
all hope Of running the 1907 Vanderbilt
Cup race next October on Long Island.
The executive committee held its meet
ing to-day at the A. A. A. offices and
carefully considered the prospects of con-
Quoting the Vanderbilt Cup contest this
year on some other course than the Long
Island motor parkway, which cannot be
available this fall.
II the race Is held this year Il will be
decided on Saturday. October 10. and
there will be no elimination trial TO Sc
lect an American team. but all of the
cars entered will fight for hOnors in the
one contest.
Chairman Thompson appointed a COM
mitee, headed by himself, to confer with
the authorities Of both Nassau and Suf-
folk counties regarding the possibility OF
obtaining a suitable course 1t Is the
opinion Of The executive committee that
Il will not do to attempt 10 run the
contest unless both the officials and con-
testants can be assured beforehand that
the course Will be thoroughly guarded.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Estate Of John ". Mencrs: viii admitted 10 rrc-
bate and letters tesiameutary granted to Rebecca
Meiners; bond S6oo Attorney. Leon Tobruer
Estate Of Mary C.. Cation; viii admitted TO rro-
bate and letters testamentary granted 70 Ignatius
fcaly: bond. $500 Attorneys C. W. Darr and
Richard A. Curtin.
Estate Of Walter Dayton letters Of administration
granted TO Julia b. Dayton; bond, $500 Attorney.
Wilton J. Lambert.
Estate Of August Vessel petition for letters Of adj.
miristration filed. Attorneys. Coldren a Fenning
Estate of James VI. r. Stern et al: petition for
probate Of viii fled. Attorney, Z. H. Marshall
Estate Of Jonathan b. Donaldson: petition fcr let
ters os administration fled Attorneys. Archer a
smith.
Estate Of Ellen Dunlop; order authorizing payment
Of Sl010. Attorney. &. Thomas Dunlop
Estate Of Jennie De Witt Talmage: rule TO show
cause issued. Attorney, p. H Marshall
Estate If Robert Wilson Falls: viii dated April T.
1867, fled. with petition for probate Attorney. z.
A. Bowen, jr.
Estate Of Robsna L. Neal; oTder to pay counsel
fees Attorney, Paul T. Sleman
Estate Of William L. Lamp: petition fer authority
% execute lease filed Attorneys, A. b. Browne and
Evans Browne.
Estate Of Catherine Rupert: wills dated Decem-
Der 2 1897. and March p, 1903 filed Attorney.
James H. Taylor
Estate Of Mary Y Perkins petition for letters oi
administration fled- Plaintiffs attorneys. Branden-
burg d BTandonburg
Estate Of Alfred q. Osborn: viii dated September
p, 1875, fled.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
DEEDS OF TRUST,

: Square as'-AIi-e p. Lockwood r- viz William p
t' William T. Eauar-fHu and L1ris r Peak
t' secure William J.. Miller ;sj1. one 20 thirty
f-1r months, 5 usr cent, l-r -5.
,51are l2s-Ir-fTh k B~a 70 ur 20 J. Holds.
worth Gordon and Er-siHa Gordon 20 secure
john G.. Schroeder $500. three years. per cent,
s.mi7ruu1i'r. Plots 80 and -5
ha.1uua HsiEt-s-AErss Fl Eeruolss e. vir VIII
lam f.. -1 Andrew r. DuUU and William A.
hl.I % secure Clara g. LUrz trustee s. 1lO
three years r.r cent. srmiauuuliy. Dot $.
block
square north q I7--T1ln T.. Buckley to Il Bradley
Iart-u u and Luther S Irist1e t0 secure George
S Cooper Ew siy 90 -hrty-tHrae months 5
rtr r.ur. -fmiarlaIIv Dot g.
Square 7l5-Issac r. johnson Town right and c-af-
dsu' and John r. johnson 90 Guy r. Johnson
and Clarence Barnard. '1 secure Ralph F. Bar
nard. trustee. N-5. August g. la's. per cent.
eemtauuuaIlr Irt I2
square T-5-Wilam and Annie T. Repetd TO
Ernest L. Schmidt and Harm NJ PACKARD. 20
-.rEa Wilhelm Schmidt and Erz u. Brandt.
$50 enc -' eighty months par cent lct &.
. Square hi,-F-are ?. T7Tlrr et rIr Elisha p %
Hauy l. Rust and jacob II Harr % secure
Harold 7. johnson. sen. years. per cent
seUEsuuUa'.T. lH- g.
Square le4-Eiu Iav',- e. vir. Jerome b to Fd.
mgud Fl,zgssaH and John ]. reE8n to secure
Enterprise Serial Building Association. a5oo.
loo l1l.
Eas- Desnvcod-Th-mss EsrIn q NIX 20 Frank
Rawlings and Frank s. Collins % Secure Edward
Nee Jones. S@ Q years. rer cent. SEMI
annually lots Is end le, block rs same 70 Rig
Maid ". B5su and II Glenn PhslIs 20 secure
Gilbert J. ostsm5u Sl.Is 10 50 months,
same property
Square l7--WiII1m l. Pollard % Frank T. Raw
En-S and Frank s. Collins. 90 secure Edward
Net. Jones, SD I to l7 months 6 per cent.
ldt %
schustzeu Pars-Dsnisl w Beach ct ur 90 John B.
Laugr and John A. Hamilton. o. secure Albert
A. Wilson and John b. L8Dsr trustees $50. I
and ? years Der cent sami-anuusiy lots 81
and S., block
Le DrCit Parkway p Dulev et vir. Horace g.
90 Robert Lee OErien and Alvin o. Belt. 10 Sc
cure John C. Stewart. S-d07. years. per cent
seIEi-anruaiy. l-t Co. block O. Same 70 same,
to secure George G.. PUmphrsv and George y
Palmer. N551 / 70 6s months. per cent same
property.
AnlCrsti8- Thomas D. lI1dd 90 uN % Washington
Lean and Trust Company. % secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association, $40 lots ZS
90 zsS
schuctzen Pars-Laura A. Roche st viz NIylon. to
John B. L3msr ard John g. Hamilton. TO sa-
CUe Thomas Bradley 5000 years per cent,
sgmiaunUaily. lots Is TO 50. block 3
Barry Fam-Johu L. Massey % ux. and Richard VI
Parker et uX- 20 Washington Loan and Trust
Company. % secure Equitable Cooperative Build
ing Association. SI0o lets a. e. and g. sec
ti0u 1
Square lo19-William H Buckingham et ux. % cha
pin Brown ard Henry a. B5remaun. TO secure
Oriental Bulding Association No. s. 2Ml,
Dot CO.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
REMEMBER FALLEN HEROES.
Anniversary of Battle of New Mar
ket. Va, Observed.

Special TO The Washington Herald
New Market Va, May l5.-The forty
third anniversary of the battle of New
Market Va, was celebrated here to-day
with imposing ceremonies. Speaking in
the town hall and procession Of old
Confederate soldiers with women and
children bearing flowers, marched through
the streets to the cemetery. where the
graves Of the Southern soldiers were
beautifully decorated.
The monument Of the Fifty-fourth
Pennsylvania Regiment. just below the
village, and marking the spot where
Union soldiers fell, was adorned with a
magnificent wreath from Blackstone s..
Washington. u. G. II was the gift Of
Mrs. Jessie H. Rupert, OF New Market.
Va, tho Daughter of the Thirty-fourth
Massachusetts Regiment" who placed il
there in grateful memory Of the Union
soldiers who fell there in heroic defense
of the Union
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
SURPRISES IN TOURNEY.
Veterans Have Close Calls in y. VI
{. A. Tennis Matches.

The second round Of the Y. NJ C.. A
handicap tournament. which was RIM
on yesterday afternoon, developed some
hrst-class tennis All Of the veterans
who were playing under handicans
had close shaves. and some Of them
were trimmed
Heylmun. the champion Of the Y. N
c. a, who was heavily handicapped
was compelled To play a very cautions
game IN order to win, the result ALWAYS
being in doubt
Winfield is playing In good form and
is picked by many 10 win in the unner
half, while Heylmun appears TO have
the best chance Of winning in the lower
half.
The following are yesterdays scores.
Harris beat Shepard. 60. So. 60.
g. Wiley beat Till 6-i. is. 81
Nirfoid bear " WILEY 6-3. s-z
he'tU-u beat Mckenzie. 3-f. 50. s-S
Mpwry beat Agrew. 6-l: 80
Van H1esen beat Brown. 6-I. So. So
Mueller beat Buell.. 81: 1851
Chcsley beat RgnsuIe by default.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS:

Dmtartm street northwest, between Tbirtietn and
IAirty-irst street=-Wi.iam ST. Gritmsu % An
rIe Tracy l0t l-7. square l2i2 So
Rand.e paTk-Lguis ?. Bradley Ct uy. 70 Mamie s.
Nsvcub. o1s-haif interest iu l0i Is. block 5 SO.
40 no Florida avenue uortdues,-Adam r. Croft,
iat % square 55l $50
Brg1tvo7d raTs-IheoIore F. Brown O. uz 70
Joseph C. Beard half interest IN iot p block
C. sac
Mount Pleasant HsiElt=-Fulton R. Gordon ct TX.
70 Henry D. Gordon, gart parcel 8 So
Tenth street northwest. between and Z streets
IustiUs Garner trustee, 90 Louisa A. Garner,
part llts q end .. square Es 81.
Third street southeast, hatwCeu VI and streets
Mary F.. Way 70 vi-. vii h.. % Wallace NJ
tHa-a part lot "a, square go, Sf
T"iaiHa Cty-I.s.rh Hsuuirs et uz- 10 Hermann
Fisrl0T. lots G. g. aud g. bloch Ia So
Good Hope F1Tk-H. L. pn1gu lt a.. trustees. 70
Irene Brennan lat g Si3L
Kal-sua Heclf--William r. Johnston st UX- %
Agrc, H. REYNOLDS Dot E block g. SO
Sc1uet1eu PgrE-Aire-- A. Wilson er al. trustees,
90 laura s. Roche, lots 70 10 r. block 3. N.o0
Na. 1915 Sixteenth street urrinvest-tie1tge =
Cooper 60 uy 90 John 7. BgeLe. l9t G. square
north ~ IT, sI7
Tenth street northwest between and VI streets
Edward MliieL to Clarence a. L'HtlIum lot g.
Square sll St
street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
stre=rs-Nilau Schmidt q a. r1 William and
Annie +. Eergfti. Dos f-. square 1913. So
Fourteenth street northeast between and e
7Ers-s-Ela1d Livingston 90 uz. o. Thomas ".
Egnalds llt E. square ll5. go
30 TES North CEuliu7 avenue rrrthesst-Ge1TCp l.
BUcG- On EIieu L1TIer Dot I1l square ll4 SO
Columbia H=Iglts-lisj=0n WhiuFle 20 uz. 10 Hat
Sic r. Forrest i.t - block r Sl9
Senate HeI-lts-Th0mas H. Ii0s'0rd 60 ux 60 Allan
Z. walker lots q and o block 2 SO
No slS q street nrlthe7zt-IoHn and Daniel F.
sullivan. trustees. t0 Robert r. and Julia White
Iifs. and Johanna White .rcm8risri. part lot
G. square 7s5 SH
ScEusrzru pars-AIAert A. Wilson o. aL trustees
90 Daniel W. Beach lots 81 and So block S5l
Alley between Tvert, -r=r and Tv-ntf=er0ni Streets
street. and Ns-ssrIusatts aFerre northwest
Katherine NJ Nicrr-mf-s % Isabel Anderson
part original lrt e square 81 So
kalrana He.Fat---ame tH -a-1-. in- S. block g. SO
Le UTrit PuE-Grsrre e.. prurlrev 90 al % MAY
p. uu'~ .rt 90 block Sa
No. 100 Rhode I-'ard avenue untluesf-Charles g.
Wrirh- et uz go Emil r. Hoist. lat O. square
Sic s0
Jnieut7wa-W. Gwun Gsriiue trustee 90 Th8mag
u. Nui1. lots -f- and E- SIa
~chrHtEau Pars-Ihrmas B1s5ev % ur % Laura A
Roche lots q TO S. l-.lr 5000
Barry larm-Hsaorn T. TAYLOR % uz 90 John L.
Massey and Richard n Tarser. lots g. q and
g. section e. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
MISS N0URSE MARRIED.
Montgomery County Belle Become
Wife of w. VI. Haines.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Md. May 15.-Miss Mary
Helen Nourse daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Charles IT, Nourse, of Darnestown, and
w Morris Haines. of Westminster.
Md. were married this afternoon
in the Darnest0wn Presbyterian Church.
The officiating minister was Rev. Wal
ter II. Stone, pastor of the church.
The bride was given away by her
father. on whose arm she entered the
church Her sister-in-law. Mrs. Upton
d. Nourse, of D3wsonville. was matron
Of honor, and Miss Virginia Broome, Of
Darnestown, was the only bridesmaid.
Mr.. Harry Reynolds, of Baltimore, was
best man, and the ushers were DR. L. d.
Nourse, brother of the bride. and Mr..
Benoni Allnutt, Of Dawsonville. The
wedding marches were played by Miss
Lula Windsor, Of Darnestown. who was
accompanied on a violin by r. Upton
Darby, of Hagerstown, cousin of the
bride
4 reception was held Immediately af-
ter the ceremony al the home of the
bride. the newly married couple leav-
ing later In the groom's automobile for
trip through Virginia. They will re-
side a Westminster.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnnenI..

Present: The Chief Justice. Alr. Justice McComas.
and Mr. Justice Robb
Foster X. Greene and Smeltzer V Kemp were
admitted to practice.
No 1851 Cawford vs, United States petition for
rehoariug submitted by Mr.. a. S. Wouhingt0n. at
tomcy faF appellant IN support of motion.
10 l73j Kul,z ct al IS. Jaeger. writ q error to
United States supreme Court PRAYED By NJ. John
kidout, Of counsel for appellant allowed and bond
fixed az 500
Patent Appeal No. $40. Howell. l., Hess. ar-
Qmut continued by Mr.. W ~. Dodge fJ appel
lant, and concluded by Mr.. Harold Binney fcr ap-
pclbut.
Patent appeal No. 3ll. Rogers vs. International
Silver Company; argument commenced by Mr..
Charles II. Duell for appellant, and concluded by
Nr. George n. Mitchell f0r appellee
Patent appeal No 4l3 McCormick IS Haliwood
argument commenced by Alr. Frank T. Davis f1r ap-
plllant, and continued by Mr. Paul A. staley toI
appellee
Assignments for to-day:
On hearing Patent appeal 70. il3
Patent appeals Nos f6. al a. i8. 70. i3
$50, i53. and iji
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
TO PRINCETON BY AUTO.
Graduate from st. Louis Makes Trim
TO Glass Reunion.

St Louis. No. May 15.-Dwight Bios
som left St Louis yesterday on a trir
overland in his automobile with Prince
ton, y. J.. as his objective and the an
nual reunion Of the class Of '02. Of
which he is a member. as the occasion
Of his novel journey. He was accompa-
MED by Charles G. Tredway.
They Will travel along the National
Turnpike as far as Wheeling. W. Va,
visiting on their way Terre Haute. In
dianapolis. and Richmond. Ind. and
Dayton. Springfield. Cincinnati and
Columbus, Ohio. They expect 10 reach
Princeton in two weeks.
Blossom and Tredway were both
rugged out for roughing it, Each wore
4 blue army shirt, comfortable blue
serge suits. caps. and goggles Bios
som made the trip alone in 1905.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
WINCHESTER TO BE INVADED.
Anti-SHIOOn LeaEuerS VIII BeEin
Campaign Next sunday.
Special 70 The Washington H6ralL

Special % The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, May 15.-Considerable
surprise was occasioned to-day by au-
thoritative announcement that the Vir-
ginia Anti-Saloon League, which IS con-
dUcting an active campaign i'm many Sec
tiOHs Of Virginia, will invade Winchester
and Frederick County. Meetings are to be
held at all voting precincts. and it has
been arranged 20 have anti-saloon cam
paiEnors preach in practically all Win
chester churches next Sunday, 10 be fol-
lowed by a county convention at stephens
City.
Frederick County has been dry many
years. and Winchester came within about
sixty votes Of being so last spring. It is
stated that the anti-salOon league is to
conduct a determined campaign here from
now until time for another election next
spring.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
C0RBETT HAS RETIRED.
Former Light-weight Champion viii
Open Cafe I'm New York.

New York, May 15.-Young Corbett has
quit the fighting game for good and will
open cafe here and settle down" Cor
bett announced the other day that he had
tried his best TO get back" but since
MS defeat at the hands Of Kid Sullivan.
ne has become convinced that he is a
has been"
have many friends IN New York, 8"
sala Corbett, 'and IL cnce get started ]
Know that / can keep going I'm too fat
70 hGht any more. and I'll never get any
thinner I've been gapping my strength
by trying 10 train down, and ] find IL
doesn't pay. The only thing I can say
about myself is that l have always been
on the level and have tried my best"
The very fact that Corbett has always
been Straight fighter will be a great
help TO him il he goes into business here.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
PROF. J. R. SAMPSON DEAD.
Southern Educator Passes Away at
PantopS Academy.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va, May 15.-Prof John
Russell Sampson. widely known through
out The South as an educator. died last
night at his home, at Psntops Academy,
near Monticello. in the ffty-seyenth year
of his age
He was the son of DR.. Francis Samp-
son, Of the faculty Of the Theological
Seminary and was born al Hampden-
Sidney, Va. He was educated az Hamp-
den-Sdney and the University Of Vir-
gnia. After taking a course Of study IN
Germany. he returned 10 this country 70
accept a prOfess0rship al Davidson Col
lege y. c. After eight years there. he
joined hts father-in-lsw, Rev Edgar
Woods al Pantops Academy soon taking
entire charge and making Il for twenty
years famous and successful. His wife
and two children survive.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
BODY FOUND IN POTOMAC.
Believed TO BE II. Il. RObinett, who
Left Home six Weeks Ago.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md, May l5.-The body OF
a man, supposed to be r. b. Robinett, OF
Ridgeley. W. Va. opposite Cumberland
was found in the Potomac River neal
kcyser, and brought here to-day.
Receipts for money from r. b. Robi-
nett, Of the Order of Railway Trainmen
and from merchants We're found. Robi-
nett was a Western Maryland brakeman
who told his wife six weeks ago he was
going to New York. Nothing has since
been heard from him.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
LOU SCHOLES AT BUFFALO.
track SeuIler May Compete in the
Fourth of July Regatta.

Buffalo. May 15.-P. J. Mulqueen. A
prominent member OF the Toronto Row
ing Club. who was in Buffalo on the oc-
casion OF the visit Of the Canadian
Eagles to the Buffalo aerie. said before
mis- return home that Canadians were
watching the preparations for the Buff
ialo Amateur Rowing Association Fourth
Of July regatta.
4 have no authority 10 speak for Lou
Scholes, said he, but would not be Al
all surprised if the winner Of the diamond
sculis, who retains his good form I'm the
boat could be prevailed to row an exhj-
oition on that occasion before his many
Buffalo friends"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD

Coli VS.. Coli. divorce a vim. mat granted Com
plainants solicitor. 2. II. Marshall. defendant
solicitor e. J. T. Graf
Martin IS Martin. leave - file amended bin
granted. ComplaiHaUrs solicitor W II. Robson
defendants solicitor. H. A. Hsearty.
Hots1n VS.. H0bs0n submitted without argument
Complainant solicitor. W b Reilly. defendant
solicitor. q. T. HargU
Mc>lahon vs.. Covachicy; decree quietiug title
CCmplaimauts solicitor W. H. Linkius
Rhodes IS. Smith. argued and submitted Com.
plaiuants solicitor. j. A. T11msy; defendants so-
hcit1r. IS. u. Sullivan.
Clarke IS Parker appearance Of absent irfeuiau,
ordered Cmp.siH8urs solicitor J. A. johnson.
BailmEgr rs Baileuger; u.ls % show cause re-
muable May a CCmusiuauts solicitor. j. H.
AdriaauS
MlT vs.. Ambush; ordered al foot ol May cal5n-
dsr t0mp.aiusHts solicitors. jesse b. Wilson and
Jesse r. Wilson, f.
sheckcls VS.. Miller; leave % withdraw ezhihi,
granted. C.lr.aiuauJs solicitor. r. Golden Donald
son.
Assignment Tor to-day.
Nc. -6 Bruce SIS. Bruce. Att1mUs Hma1l d
Cgllinz-peytaa, HuEhss d Cray.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
Columbia Fears Navy Crew

New York. May l5.-Columbia oarsmen
are preparing for the difficult task of de-
feating the naval cadets eight-oared crew
at Annapolis on Saturday. Coach Rice is
not optimistic in spite Of the Harvard
victory owing to the difficult course
which they must row on the Severn L fs
expected that the same crew as roya5 ~
Cambridge viii be sent to Annapolis. ex-
cept al No. l. whore J. Mackenzie. who
was unable TO row against Harvard. will
resume his seat.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
REV. PETER BOYDEN RESIGNS.
Montgomery County Rector Accepts
Call in Virginia.

"I''III y TT washington H-FH ..
Rockville, Nd, May l5.-Rev Peter
NJ Boyden has resigned as rector Of St
Johns Episcopal Church. at Olney. this
county; ST Luke's Church. at Brighton.
and 81 Bartholomew's Church. at HoI-
lins' River, which churches he served
for the last ten years or more.
The resignation has been accepted
and Or. Boyden will leave within the
near future take charge Of a church
in virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
Cadets Decorate Graves.
pecia, to The Washington Herald.

Specia. 70 The Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, May 15-To-day, the
forty-third anniversary Of the battle OF
New Market, in which the cadets took
such an active part, was observed at the
Virginia Military Institute by the sus-
pension Of academic duties This after
noon the graves in the cadet cemetery
were decorated with flowers, under the
supervision Of the ladies Of the New Mar
ket Memorial Association. The usual sa-
lutte was fired by the cadet battery, and
music for the occasion was furnished by
the post band.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
ST. JOHNS CADETS INSPECTED.
Capt. Lenihan Passes on Efficiency
of College soldiers.
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald


Annapolis, Nd. May 15s-Capt Michael
J. Lenihan, general staff. United states
army, to-day made the annual inspection
OF The battalion Of cadets az 81. Johns
College.
As a result Of these inspections a rating
of the military colleges Of the country is
made, and the graduates Of the first six
institutions. according to general eff
cheney. are allowed appointments TO the
regular army.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
TRIBUTE TO JUDGE JONES.
Maryland Court of Appeals Hears
EuiUEIes.
- b TI. Wa.NInston Hsrald.

SPECIAL 20 The washington Herald.
Annapolis Ma, May 15.-The Maryland
Court Of Appeals suspended the hearing
of arguments in cases this afternoon TO
pay tribute 90 the memory Of the late
Judge l. Thomas Jones, OF Howard Coun-
~. chief judge of the Fifth judicial cir
cult. and q member Of the Court Of Ap-
peais bench, who died in January last
The judges on the bench during the
ceremonies We're: Judge John p. Briscoe,
acting chief judge, 4. Hunter Boyd, y.
Charles Burke, Samuel d. Schmucker,
James A. Pcarce. and John q. Rodgers,
the absentaes being Chief Justice James
McSherry and Judge Henry Page. both
on account OF sickness Addresses were
made by Attorney General William $.
Bryan. jr.. ex-State Senator John Writ
Randall, of Annapolis, and f. Neale
PJrke Of Westminster. Md
The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, May Is, 1000
I4nwsuits.

No. 1888. Andrew L. Porter vs. own Owen
damages S2j,0e. Plaintiffs attorney Fl. L. B. A.
kss0n.
No iais. William J, Robinson ys. United States
Trust Company and Rimaid W Beall; Ccrti0rad
Plaintiffs attorneys Douglas & Douglas
No. i9i57. Tho T. Larkin Vs. Mary Louise
Brown Judgment 4 r. II. Terrell, justice Of the
peace, for so Plaintiffs attorney, T. ] Ryan
No f9l58. George o. Donaldson IS B. +. saul
Company; replevin Plaintiffs attorneys. Smith q
Walker
Nc. 1889 New York Continental Jewell Filtration
Company r. District of Columbia, account s. l3l.64
PLAINTIFF attorney. james H. Hayden.
No. $3.50 Fannie GreeEaUTe vs. Frank Gaines
| appellant. appeal DEFENDANTS attorneys. Gaskns
4 Butler.