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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
CHAMBERS REQUEST DENIED
Virginian's Effort to Secure Immu,
nifty from Arrest Fails.
Fears He VIII BE Returned to In
sane Asylum If He Gees
TO Gotham.

The effort OF john Armstrong Chanlel
20 secure immunity from arrest under tins
order signed by Judge Gildersleevc. OF
the Supreme Court of New York in 1897
declaring him insane. failed yesterday
when the Supreme Court denied his per
mission to Ile an application for a writ
OF prohibition directed against the officers
and citizens Of New York requiring them
not to modest him while he goes 10 New
York City 10 try a suit he has instituted
for the recovery OF his estate. which
since he was adjudged a lunatic. has been
in the hands OF Thomas T. Sherman as
guardian The petition filed by Chanler'
counsel Is a remarkable document. the re.
quest for the prohibition extending not
only 10 all judges and officers and citizen,
OF New York. but also 10 those of New
Jersey. Pennsylvania Delaware. Mary
land. ana the District Of Columbia
through which he would pass on his way
from his home In North Carolina 20 New
York. The petition alleges that Chanlel
is sane, that he was "lured' 80 New
York by Stanford White on promise OF a
cOnvivial time. that his confinement in
Bloomingdale was secured through per
jury. and without notice % him, and that
the New York court had no jurisdiction
over him because he was then resident
OF Virginia
After two years in the asylum. he es-
capped and went 20 his home In Virginia
whose court subsequently found him OF
sound mind. RE now wishes 70 recover
his property, which De values al 81 eco. 600
and desires. he says, TO conduct his own
case, as be- can obtain the services Of no
lawyer Of prominence IN New York, owing
20 the "sCandalOus notoriety that would
Inevitably ensuC 50 soon as the malodoT
OF the Inducing facts behind the actions
ca the other side reached the public nos
tril' His affidavits also state that the
sworn statements Of Winthrop Chanler
petitioners brother. and Thomas r.
Sherman, his guardian. showed malice to-
ward him, and eviHced desire 10 have
him incarceratcd I'm an asylum for life il
ne again set foot I'm New York State. and
to secure his protection while trying the
suit for recovery Of his property, he asked
the Supreme Court FOR the extraordinary
writ mentioned
As usual. in denying such motions. IN,
court filed no opinion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
DISTRICT COURTS.


Assignments for to-day. Spccial calendar:
No. P5unglyania Bridge Company rs. United
States. Appellants attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert 4
Hamilton; appelccs attorneys, d. W. Baker and
J, NJ. Proctor.
No. ? United States. tx rel Smithson vs.. Ash
ford. Appellants attorney. B. F. Leighton lppci-
lees attorney. T. H. Thomas
No. J. District II Columbia vs. Green Appel
lant's attorney. Z. H. Thomas appellee's attorney.
John Ridout.
M. g. Turner vs. American Security and Trust
Company Appellants attorneys. J. j. Darlington
and G. T. Corus; appcllee's attorneys. w. +. Mat
ungly and l. q Peelie
No. H. Storey ys. Storey. Appellants attorney,
J. ). Eashy Smith.
Regular CALI
No. zoe. Collins vs. McBlair. Appellants gttCr-
neys. &. ". Fits and Z. 5. Musscy, sppeilee's at
torHey. irving Williamson.
No. l1le. Capital Traction Company Brown
Appellants attorneys. Il. Ross Perry son and
Is 7. Dunlop; appeliocs attorneys. J. L. Taylor
and HAYDEN johnson.
No. l75- O'Dwycr Us. Northern Market Company
Appellants attorneys G. II. Merat and c. r.
Carusi: appellees attorneys. T. Il. Thomas II. T.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05

Alexandria Tent. No. >. Knights of Mac
cabees. last night celebrated its tenth an
niversary with q banquet at Elks' Cafe.
Prior to the banquet a meeting vas held
at its han. on North Columbus street
Shortly after o'clock the members and
their friends. including several prominent
members of the order from Washington,
proceeded 20 the banquet hall, where
about eighty occupied the tables.
The banquet was served by Messrs.
Riley ard Spinks. and after the inner
man had been satisfied. the assemblage
was raped TO order by Ashby Bladen, Of
the local camp who acted as POSTMASTER.
The following responded TO toasts: Sir
Knights Gates. Harmon, Hammond and
Hect, from Mount Vernon and National
Tents, Washington. Sir Knights Bladen.
Cockey. and other members OF the
local tent also responded to tolsts.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Equity Court No. !.

CHIEF JUSTICE tLAbALGH.
Beall Va Bcall. counsel fee ordered paid. Com
painant's solicitor. T. H. Marshall; defendant 80
hcito. G. p Wilson
Amew " Hwchins pro coniesso vacated and leave
10 die demurrer granted. C0mplainauts solicitors. e..
II. Cragin and 5. T. Thomas; defendants solicitors.
George II. Calvert BEandenburg * BrandenbIrg,
and Blair < Thorn.
Bliss 70. R9yce; pro confcssO ordered. Complain
ants solicitors. Herbert AIicoH.
Shelly w. Butler time 90 take proof limited. C0m-
plainani solicitors Putnam & Pee and J. g. fsy
defendants solicitors W. II. Robson. d. W. Ba-
keT. aud Conway Robinson.
HeTTick Meyers; feo confesso ordered. Con
paiuaut solicitor. George e. Aukam.
Southrp Disney Shade compaIs Disney shade
Company, trustees account ratified and distribution
rdered. Compiainauis solicitors. Hamilton & Col
bart: defendants solicitor 4. l. GlCs.
Smith rs. Smith defendant adHdged in contempt
aud wit q attachment issued ComplaiiaBts so-
liciEors Shelby * sheehy; defendants solicitors,
Edwin F0rTess aud a. b Webb.
No assignment far fa-dav
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Alleged Baggage Thief Indicted.

Court this afternoon indicted Louis
Rogers, the alleged baggage thief, who
has been held in jail here several weeks
awaiting trial Rogers is believed To be
one Of the gang of men and women re-
Gently rounded up and captured in New
York. A message and warrant from
Orange Court House this morning stated
that Rogers. alias II. Mcclure. is wanted
there on charges of stealing three trunks.
the contents of which were valued at
nearlv 500
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
BODIES INDICATE MURDER.
Norfolk Boys Believed Drowned
Probably Victims of Robbers.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, March 4.-The giving up
Of two bodies by the waters Of the South
ern branch Of the Elizabeth River has
revealed a story of foul murder. if the
mute evidence borne by the bodies is
worth anything. The bodies are those Of
Percy Arnold. aged twenty, and Daisy
Arnold. a lad OF fourteen, who, with
Clarence Williams, were thought TO have
been drowned in crossing the river in a
skiff on the night of January >.
The upturned skif and the boys hats
were found afoat in the river the next
morning. The bodies OF the ArnOids show
unmistakabls signs OF violence. Percy s
skull is crushed and his left arm broken.
Daisys right arm Is broken and his body
bruised. Their coats are missing and their
clothing torn.
The police think they were murdered
and robbed. and their bodies were thrown
overheard TO conceal the crime.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
DAUGHTER-M-LAW HER HEIR.
Melissa Conway Leaves Estate TO
Mrs. Annie u. Conway.

The will Of Melissa c. Conway dated
December Z, 1906, was filed for probate
yesterday. The entire estate is devised
to the daughter-in-law of the testatrix.
Mrs. Annie b. Conway, who is named as
eXecutriX.
Mary j. ThrasheT, by her will. dated
October 5, 1886. and codicil of March 81.
1909. names her daughter. Annie c.
Thrasher. exeCutrix. and also devises
$1,000 to her in trust to pay the income
thereof TO Ann s BartholOw, mother of
the testatriX. during her life. 1t is stipu-
lated that at her death this sum Is to go
to the eXecutriX, Annie c. Thrasher, and
her two children Ella l. Thrasher and
Virginia l.. Thrasher.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
MRS. WILSON ASKS DIVORCE.
Washington woman Sues Husba n d b.
Baltimore Attorney.

Mrs. g. Guy Wilson, former Wash
ington woman. and who is now in Wash
ingtOn. has brought suit for absolute
divorce and alimony against her husband.
a Baltimore attorney. alleging cruelty and
unfaithfulness. She states that she was
twice driven from their home. and that
on one occasion took refuge in a hotel
for a week, when her husband asked her
forgiveness and her return. She con-
sented. and from that time on, she says,
they had more trouble. until. in Jauuary.
she was compelled 90 come TO her home
I'm Washington.
She states her husband earns from s. 600
to 5000 a year. and she wants custody
OF tHeir fouT-yedr-old son and permanent
alimOny
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were married in
Baltimore on March g. 1902
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
MILLIONAIRE SEES SIGHTS.
J. q. Phelps stokes and Wife Take
Ride in Big Auto.

]. G. Phelps Stokes and his wife. Rose
Pastor Stokes, the former cigar stripper
who met the New York millionaire while
both were interesting themselves in set
Element work, took a tip around Wash
ington yesterday in one Of the large
rubber neck cars. Both wore the same
clothes that they had on Sunday night
when they lectured on socialism at Ma
sonic Temple.
The two are on the way to Florida for
a stay OF several weeks. They will return
here March II and give another lecture
While In the city. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaffe and
Mr.. and Mrs LebovItz, 14I5 X street
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Probate Court.


Tn re Dorothy +. T0ison Ct a. petition 10 spend
wards income filed.
Estate q AIary u. Bradford: order TO ray fmcra!
expenses Attoruey p H Marshall
in 70 Myrtle J. MuliniX- order appointing Jason
DUtt0n.
Estate IF William p. Hutchinson. viii admitted
o. probate End le,tCE tCstamentary granted 10
William r. Hutchinson; bond $50. Attorneys.
Bacon & Milaus
Estate q George sharp: VIII admitted 20 probate
and letters tcstamcntaTy granted 20 James Sharu.
bond SEQ. Attoruc-. 4. n. Thomas
Estate q Charles White, ST.. order DENYING rriie.
Attorney. T. J. Darlington
Estate Of Jane VI. Watt. petition for letters. OF
administration dlcd Attorney J. X Ioae1ran.
Estate II Allan GimOuT; petition for probate II
viii fled. Attorneys Raw & Thom
Estate 81 Melissa e. Conway; viii dated Deem
Der T. 1906 sled
Estate # MARY j. Thrashef: viii dated October :
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
stock Yards Not a Nuisance.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, March Judge
Keedy to-day filed in court here an i'm
portant opinion overriding the demurrer OF
the mayor and council of Hagerstown
filed in the Injunction cases Of the Bal
timOre and Ohio and Cumberland Valley
Railroad companies. The decision means
that the stock yards are not nuisance
here, and before there can be further
proceedings for their removal. It Will be
necessary for the city TO show that they
are conducted In dirty and unhealthy
manner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS
Baltimore County Water Company
Cases Are Argued.
Special to TIE Washington Herald.

SpcciaI % Toe Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md. March 4-The proceed
ings in the Court Of Appeals were as fol-
lows.
No. g The Baltimore County Water and Elcc-
trio COMPANY Of Baltimore County. ~. Carrie y.
Duhreuil and George a. Dubreu!l; and,
No So The Baltimore County Water and Elec-
tric Company. 4 Baltimore COUNTY. vs. Douglas
II. Gordon; appeals from the Baltimore County
Circuit Court Iegutyl; were argued by William
Sheppard Bryan. r., for the appellant and Osborne
l. Yellott for the appcllees.
No. co. q. Harlan Williams. receiver II The
Home Fire Insurance Company. Of Baltimore. Us.
The United states Fidelity and Guaranty Company
appealed from the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County; was argued by +. Allen SauerWCiH. IT.. and
Charles Heusler for the appellant and j. Kemp
Bartlett for the apTellccs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
MISSIONARY FORCED TO LEAVE
EsstoR Pastor from Pulpit De-
nOunces Man as an ImpOstOr.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Easton. Ma, March 4-There was a
great sensation in Ebenezer Methodist
Episcopal Church yesterday morning after
the sermon. when Rev DR. Roberts arose
in the pulpit and accused visitor in the
congregation Of being a fraud, and de-
manded that ne leave town at once.
The impOstOr posed DIS d missionary and
had collected quite a sum from the church
members on Saturday. When the denun-
citation came he was sitting in the front
of the church. The man. trembling like a
leaf, arose and left the church and left
town on the s o'clock train. Seven years
ago he was in Easton on the same errand.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Law suits.

No. 1921. Charles J, williamson. administrator.
vs.. Burton T. Doyle and William r. G. Hazeu.
executors account SIS $50. PLAINTIFFS attorneys e. J.
Williamson and W. T. williamson
No. 1922. Mary IT, Pussy and Elizabeth H. Wi.
son. account, So, Plaintiffs attorney, J. 4
BWkari.
No 4s22 r. Purcell Ewing rs. J. o. and H. T.
Wilson. ceTtiordri. Defendants attorney. G. r.
Digs.
Ne. 1924. Isabel G. Perry claimant vs. Emil
West. appellant: appeal. Defendants attorney.
James SalOntan
M. 49-b. EthClbcrt b. Frey vs.. Canital Traction
Company: damage. $4,000. PLAINTIFFS attorney.
William K. Benham.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05

Richmond Va, March Gov. Swan
son this morning granted a respite to
Peter Goode. alias Charles Shaffer. who
has been sentenced to hang next Friday
for the murder Of Miss Fannie Stroop.
in Page County. The respite is until
March - and is to allow the Supreme
Court time in which TO take up Goodies
petition for rehearing of the case. The
petition viii be considered either to-mOr-
row or Wednesday
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Candidate for Rhode. scholarship.

Special 60 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville, Va, March 4-The Viz
ginia committee to select a candidate for
the Rhodes scholarship. viii meet next
Monday at the University OF Virginia. TO
make the appointment. One Of the fol-
lowing will be chosen: George ". Cahoon
and Arthur 2. Gray, of the University of
Virginia, and y d. SmithsOn, of Wash
ingtOn and Lee. Alfred B. James. Of
Lebanon, Tenn, who passed the exami-
nation held at the University Of Virginia
two years ago. is also eligible for appoint
ment
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR HELD.
COrOner's Jury Finds Vankirk Re-
sPonsibIe for HRgerstOwn wreck.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd. March 4-George ID.
Vsnkirk, telegraph operator on the Cum
berland Valley Railroad, at Mason and
Dixon station, was arrested this evening
on the charge of manslaughter, tn connec-
ton with the death Of Engineer Ralph Z.
Baxter, who was fatally injured in a
head-on wreck four miles north Of
Hegerstown yesterday morning. His ar
rest followed the verdict Of the coroner s
jury. which found that the collision was
caused through the criminal and culpable
negligence" Of NaGkirk.
The jury further ceusUred the Cumber-
land Valley Railroad Company fer en-
ployng boys in q position where they have
under their control the safety and lives
Of passengers and fellOw-emplOyes. Rep
reseutatives Of the railroad company fur
nished bond for NankiTk.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05

In re lunacy Of Alden Bradford committees &C
count approved.
In re Lawson Council No. 81. I. o. Of st. Luke
motion oTeH1l5d. Complainant solicitors. g. D.
Collins and h. X. HCmcT. defendant solicitor W
a. Martin
Washington Real Estate Company IS. Luchs. sab
s,itutcn Of trustee decTgcd Complainant solicitor
!. :. Webb
Mediation vs. C0yschica order Of pabiicatian.
Compartments solicitor ". H. Linkins
Noiiee-Ihee Rill he a preliminary call a thg
even calendar numbered Cascs On the March cal
endar in Equity Court No to-day at II a. "a
Cases m which counsel fail 70 respond sill De con
tiuucd foI the term.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Roads FaiI to FURNISH cars

Special % The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. March at was shown
this afternoon before the State corpora
ton commission that the failure Of the
Tidewater and Western Railway Com
pany TO furnish ears, together with the
inability OF that company and the At
lantic Coast Line and Southern roads 10
make the necessary transfers. had dam
aged the wood business in Virginia in
some localities as much as 50 per cent.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Form New MiIitia Company.

Annapolis. Nd March 4-Orders have
been issued from the national guard
headquarters providing for the muster Of
a new company OF the First Infantry. 10
have the same designation as Company X,
which was recently mustered out at Rock
vile on account of an insufficient roster
The new company will be located at
Havre de Grace.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Minnesota Delivered TO Government.
Special 90 The Washington Herald

Newport News. Va, March 4-The bat
tie ship Minnesota left the shipyard this
morning and was towed by three tugs 10
the navy yard, where the new defender
was delivered to the Navy Department
BY Homer I. Ferguson, superintendent
of the Huh Construction Company The
ship was received by Capt Hubbard, l.
5. y. representing the government. who
will command the battle ship when it IS
completed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05

Blair. Arthur Peter, and Hamilton. Colbsf, Ham
iiiou
Nos. iTisIfls. Stone vs. Fowkes. Appellants at
torneys. r. r. billiard and J. s. Essig Smith aD-
pellee's attorney Leigh Hohinson.
Nc. I727- HsFten LoefBer. Appellants attor-
ney L. 4. Bailey appcilec's attorneys Leon Tobsi-
neF and T. r. RAY
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Cigar DeaIer THROWN from vehicle.

As the result Of fall from runabout
yesterday afternoon William H. Warner.
a cigar importer and dealer, living at l7l3
Fifteenth street northwest was taken 70
the Emergency Hospital suffering from
a painful cut over the ear. Mr.. Warner
was thrown from the vehicle by a sudden
move made by the horse on becoming
frightened at something on the street
After receiving treatment. the injured
man was able to leave the hospital
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
/ Municipal Election at WIIIinmsport.
! sIacial Z. The Mashington Herad

SINclaI @ The washington Herald
Hagerstown, Md. March 4.-The NUM-
cipal election held to-day at Williams
port. this county, was one Of the most
exciting Ia years and resulted in the cleo
ton of the following: Commissioner for
one year, George ". McCardcn; commits
sioners for two years, NJ. Z. Cullen.
Charles S. Carlton, and ". y. Bryon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Circuit Court No. 1.

Miller vs. Washington and Oetysb1rg Railway
Company motion for new trial flied. Plaintiff at
toueys. Chaplin Brown and Ge0Ige ". DTcE; de-
tendauts ATTORNEY. J. b lamer
ftouise - BaTr0ss caase dismissed. defendant be
ing bankrupt. Plaintiffs sti0iueys. Tucker d Ken
son. defendants sttoruey John Ridout.
Jackson district q Columbia death If plaintiff
suggested ami ease abated- Plaintiffs attnTlcys
Cole * Donaldson; defendants attorney. T. II.
Thomas
Kaufman vs. Distric Of Columbia On trial. Plain
tits attorneys. DUusas * Douglas defendants at
tarueys. r. H. Thomas and h. J.. Blair.
Assignments Tor to-day.
no. 555. Cayur Us. CFsbb Attorneys. j. l. Pes
seE-J. r. Hunter
NO $50. Stephenson IS. Richardson Attorneys
5. q. PU,nam-J. J. Darlington
No. =. Martin Brick Company vs. sInoot. At
toInels. Tucker kuyUI--N z johnson.
No 90 Pam-r-Price Company vs. Ernst Attor-
ncys Rslst0u & siddcus and T. " Wheatlcy-W
Mck Clayton
No. ae. Gorer IS Potomac Electric Power Con-
parry Attcueys, T. l. Gies W ID. Daudgc Git
tings & Chamberin--J J. Darlington.
No. SO siliers ". Cooper. Attorneys II p
Davis snd 2. Forrest John Ridou-.
No. 80 Muiclhy baltimore and Potomac Ran.
road Company. Attorneys. Il. p. Downing and NJ.
J. ColbcTt-Mckenuey x F1annery
No. 80 Gau1sGn IS District u Columbia Arro7-
ucys Padgrtt & F0rTrst-E. H. Thomas
NJ. Hl Mckeuna ys. District - Columbia At
tamcys. j. = patbHry-E n. Thomas
No io5- Hsga1 IS stewart. Au0meys. Cole a
DguaidsJu-I s. ArcUrr
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
SETS HIS CLOTHES AFIRE.
Youth, Who Created SEN
satiOn, seeks SeIf-destruetiOn.

HAAtOHF HEEke
Special to rhe Washington Herald
Winchester, Va. March 4.-Daniel Bow
ers. the demented young man, who ere
ated a sensation in Grace Lutheran
Church on Sunday by attempting to
preach. narrowly escaped death by burn
ing to-day. in room at police headquar-
ters where he is being detained until the
arrival of his father Jacob Bowers, Of
Chester County. Pa. While the attendant
was absent, Bowers found match in one
of his pockets and set his clothing on fire.
When the police came IN, the flames
were communicating with the wood work,
and in attempting 10 eXtinguish them
Chief Starlight and Officer Legg were al
most suffOcated The fire was finally got
ten under control and Bowers was
rescued.
Young Bowers is in a pitiful condition.
and is receiving sympathetic attention at
the hands of charitable people until his
father arrives.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05

Rockville Nd. March "A marriage
license was issued to-day to Frederick d.
Volker. aged twenty-oae years. of Terra
Gotta, -. C.. and Miss Susie l.. Jarboe.
aged eighteen years, Of Takoma Park,
Nd.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
BnnIsrnntcv Petitions

No is3 William MinniX. timer 81 II street
northeast. TOlUntay: assets. s25950. liabilities.
SlGI-.l6 Attorney. James \. ToCmey.
No. $50 Alfred G.. Eldrdge, oFssusst and pro-
fo>sor Of music, voluntary: assets 912: liabilities
SZ6cG.74 Attorney, r 5 Key Smith.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
EnnItr Suif-

M. 69G Richard h. Coleman e a. vs. Ethan
A. Htchecel Secretary Of tl,e Interior; injunction
Complainant solicitor Chester Howe
No. 169l5. Helen v FLYNN e. al. ". David ".
BImni Ct al 10 settle partnership. Complainant, S
solicitors, Carl Graf and Edwin Forrest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Battle ship starts ON Cruise.

Special to The Washington Herald
Newport News Va. March 1.-THE bat
tie ship Rhode Island after coaling weigh
ed anchor to-day aud proceeded from
Hampton Roads 10 Lynn Haven Inlet.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Circuit Court No. ..
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Norimura vs. Hagsar: time % present bin Of e
cepioua and tie transcript Of record ezteuded 20
April 4.
Parker Ts American Hygenic Brick Tile Firerro0f-
ing Company, Judgment for plaintiff for SO. PLAIN
an attorney. Philip Walker.
Iaczs1l rs. Washington Railway ard Electric
COMPANY. dismissed frF want ~ prosecution Plain
tif attcney ). S. Whit; defendants attorney. ].
4. Darlington
Lgau IS Bursey. On trial Plaintiffs attornevs
John Ridcut and LEO Simmons. d. fcudaut's attor-
Hey. William Henry White
Hooper vs. Thmpp; motion fer new trial flied
Plaintiff attorney. II Niuship WheatIey: defend.
ant attorney, J. j. Darlington.
Assignments for to-day:
No. - Church vs. Grant. Attorney. W. c. Pren
tiss-Wilton J. Lambert
Nc. J3 schwartz CosEruvc. ATTORNEYS l. Il
David and T. D. Bchrend-JoEn II tout
No. '4. Bond rs. DALEY. Atto5ucys. Wo-thiur
ton. Head Frailev-Jubu Raum
No. SIS Camody Construction Comnaur vs.
sianHard. Attorneys. r. II. Thomas Hamilton
Colbert Hamilton
No Sd Russell vs. Washington Savings Bank
Attorneys " Il. R0bes0n-T. T.. Taylor
No. -. ArEeid Is. Booth. Auarncys. Lester &
Price-Euscne A. Jones
Notice Attorneys are notified that cases hereto
fore PASSED 20 their request for the Irp0se Of set
ing q day OF for any reason. viii be placed on
the assignment st very early day aud must cithel
BE- tried or continued.