The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

Mr.. Appleton Cady. formerly with the
Baltimore sun. but now in the real estate business,
has rrcJ1CHrd from a severe lrIaGz o. pIeuriSy.
Fire. caused by a gasoline stove used
by painters. damaged Gen. Ellott's residence az
the Marine Barracks, yesterday morning 20 the
extent u 500.
a convention to discuss means Of fight
ng tuberculosis is 20 be held IN Washington. SEP
tcmher 2l I9s. by noted scientists from al over
the world and the governors Of twentythree States
After November 81. the sale OF James
town eammenorstiye stamps VIII be discontinued
by the Post-Ofice Department. b1t those s-iIl ye-
naming in the hands q the pubic viii be good
Until USED.
Mrs. Clarence r. Cobb. Of Mount Pleas
ant. who The principal Of the male grammar
schools q the DisJric; q Columbia for many
years. is very H. Her physicians hold out little
hope q her recovery.
Charles Rury was arraigned before
Judge Mul.ovuy IN the Policc Court yesterday on
charge q disorderly conduct He Vas hned the
maximum amount under the law. IS. with one
month IL Jail IL default of payment
The Post-office Department has de-
elsred the star Clipping Bureau. q Nashville
Tenn. and the North American Music Compauy
0 New YORK 70 be schemes 20 defraud. and they
are denied the future use Of the mails.
While playing in the yard at the
Phelps School Building yesterday morning, TAYLOR
Freeman. nine years Of age who resides at &5s
BrsLtw0od avenue, feu and clt his head. he
received treatment at the CLildrens Hospital.
Charged with having stolen a quantity
Of copper wire from the Chesapeake and Potomac
/ Telephone Company. Harry Mann lineman, living
az $40 EIli0t street southwest was yesterday ar.
rested By Detectives Hartigan and Evans.
Mrs. Norman Williams was granted a
building permit By Inspector Ashford yesterday.
for one four-story brck dwelling az lS27 Sixteenth
street northwest. estimated cost SSoO0o architects
Messrs. Wyeth and CreSson: builder. John A Nolan
Raymond Brown. thirty-five years old,
Of ie9 AckeT court southwest was taken 10 the
Emergency Hospital yesterday suffering from bruises
about the arms and body the result Of a fall
from ladder while at work a. 3Is Pennsylyania
avenue northwest
Mrs. Mary Gill, ffty-nine years Of age.
Of 1905 ! street northwest was accidentally knocked
down and slightly injured yesterday afternoon By
bicycle ridden by Paul Wailard while she was cross
ms the street tracks at the cUrner Of Fifteenth
street and New YORK avenue.
] \ letter was received by Mai. Sylvester
yesterday from T. L. Browning, chief Of police Of
/ Ogden. Utah, telling Of the death 10 the ogden
! jail. several days ago, Of Robin Taylor a former
resident Of this city. The chief wrote that Taylor
had also lived az Wilmington. \. c.
Clarence NJ. Simms, colored. Of us
Ninth street northwest, arrested BY the police
Of the First precinct last night on the charge Of
stealing two OVercoats and gold watch from the
residence Of J. l. Glasscock. of No. engine CON-
pany. at ISL Ninth street northwest.
Funeral services over the remains OF
| Miss Catalina Barbarin. of Georgetown. who died
Sunday night - the Georgetown University Hospital
viii take place this afternoon St Johns Episco-
/ pal Church, Of which the deceased was a member.
Rev. Frederick B. Howdcn Officiating. The body
VIII BE- inferred at Oak Hill Cenletery.
| Favorable reports were yesterday re-
! ceived concerning the condition Of little Maud
Blout, the twOand-OnG-f -year-old daughter cf
Joseph q. Bl0unt. Of l6lG Monroe street Mount
| Pleasant who was severely bitten by a supposed
mad dog several days ago. Although stiu suffering
from fright the little one is reported 20 have I'M
| proved considerably
| Rev. John Van Schaick. pastor OF the
UniTersalist Church Of Our Father viii speak this
Afternoon al A-9 y. a., at the regular weekly
meeting Of the training class in the Associated
! Charities rooms az su e street The subject viii
I be Practical methods Of developing church Co
/ oreration in various cases" The address viii be
| followed BY general discussion.
/ Little hope is entertained for the re-
cUTcTy OF ]. y Scale, manager Of the northern
and eastern divisions Of the Southern Railroad
who was stricken with paralysis abou; $50 O'Clock
/ Saturday morning while on a trip 10 Spencer y c
from Norfolk. in company With bis wife and a party
| Of friends Mr. Scale is under the care Of Dr. o.
NJ Muncaster at George Washington Hospital.