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The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
INDICT LUMBER MEN
Grand Jury Returns True
Bills in West Virginia.
MUST ANSWER FOR PEONAGE
Foreign LabOrers Alleged TO Have
Been Forced TO Work Under
Also Preferred-CaseS Brought to
Attention of the Government.


Special 30 The Washington Herald
Charleston, w. Va, June S-The grand
jury in the Federal Court for the South
eu district Of West Virginia to-day re-
turned indictments for peonage against
the William +. Ritter Lumber Company,
of Maben. Wyoming County; 5. NJ. Wolfe.
superintendent Of the camp at Maben;
Harvey Doine, superintendent OF the man
ufacturing department Of the same COM
pany, c. T. Carson, superintendent Of
railroad construction at the camp; Elias
Hatfield. William Tolliver. and Lace
Stewart, guards.
These men We're also indicted jointly
on a charge Of conspiracy. the penalty Of
which is fine Of from S.c0O to $4,000 and
Imprisonment Tor not more than two
years. Other peonage indictments are ex.
pected.
The matter was first brought TO the at
tentiOn of the State officials by Secretary
Of State Root. who was in correspondence
with Gov Dawson on the subject last
winter. The matter was taken before the
Department Of State by the Italian Min
lister at Washington. Gov Dawson had
an investigation made and presented a
special report 10 the State legislature on
this subject, but that body took no cogni-
zance of it,
II is alleged that foreign laborers are
brought into the State and worked in
the lumber camps under guard until their
transportation has been repaid 20 the
company.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
MISS MARY CARR MARRIED.
BECOMES Wife of Nr. Arthur Preston
GambriII.

Special % The Washington Herald
HyattsviIle. Nd, June S.-Miss Mary
Carr. daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Arthur
Carr, AMI Mr. Arthur Preston Cambria
son Of Mr.. stephen Gambrill, of Laurel
and nephew Of the late Senator A. p
German. were married at the home Of
the brides parents, in Johnson avenue,
this evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Thomas J. Packard
rector of Christ Church, Rockville
The bride entered the parlor on the
arm Of her father preceded by little Miss
Catherine Browning Carr, her niece. and
Master Warrington Carr, her nephew.
each carrying a basket Of sweet peas.
The bride wore a charming gown OF white
crepe DE- chine. and carried shower
bouquet of Bride roses. Miss Margaret
Carr, sister of the bride, was maid Of
honor. and Mai William Cambria
lbrOther OF the groom, was best man.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the bridal party and immediate
relatives Of the bride and groom. They
left late this evening for wedding trip
North. and upon their return will reside
for the summer in Hyattsville.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
B. & 0. PROVIDES COMFORTS.
Railroad Establishes Up-tO-date Rest
Houses for Employees.

Baltimore. June S.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. not only the pioneer as re-
CARDS practically every essential Of opera
ton of a railroad, but ever mindful Of the
welfare Of its men, was one of the very
first railroads Of the country 10 embrace
the opportunity offered to the men for
their moral and physical betterment by
the establishment Of a railroad Young
Mems Christian Association branch. Fol
lowing this. In 1850 the company appro-
priated liberal sum for the founding Of
an employees relief association-the initial
action of its kind on the part of any rail-
road in the world-and this association
has grown in membership until now prac-
tically all of the operating men are num-
bered on It's rolls and II is conducted as a
separate department of the railroad.
At great many places OH the BaIt-
more and Ohio Railroad where train
crews are changed practically no con-
venieuces were offered the men In the
way Of accommodations while waiting to
start out on their return run and they
were compelled to patron &c either hotels
or boarding houses. which made an addi-
tonal expense 20 be borne by them In
order that this extra expense 10 the men
-ight be done away with, the company
established at Brunswick and Cumber-
land, Md; Keyser. Grafton, and Fair
mont, w. Va. sNeW Castle Junction, Pa.
Cleveland, Lorain. and Chicago Junction.
Ohio, and South Chicago, H., up-to-date
rest houses where the men can secure
hrst-class accommodations at price not
exceeding the cost 10 the company 20
maintain them.
In order that the best possible service
may be maintained and good. clean beds
and wholesome food may he furnished
the men. the company has placed the
operation Of the rest houses under the
supervision OF ". +. BurweH. superin-
tendent Of hotels, and these "trainmeu's
hotels for such they are in reality. re-
ceive the same careful attention from Mr..
Burwell as do the other hotels over which
he has jurisdiction.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
STILL SELL SPRING SUITS.
Kann store Has Special Attractions
for shoppers.


UndermusIins and yard goods are given
the places Of prominence in to-day's adj
refreshments by the Kaun store. The
annual June sale Of undormuslins is an
event 10 which many women look for
ward. expecting 10 purchase their sum
mer supply of undermuslns when they
can do So with advantageous savings.
which they Will undoubtedly be able 70 do
tomorrow.
The sale Of wash goods is. 70 ie stated.
TO be- one Of the most important I'm the
matter Of values held So far this season.
Nine different classes of goods VIII be In
the bargain list.
White goods. embroideries. laces. and
pretty corded lawns and pin-dot swisses.
az prices advertised. viii be Of especial
interest. Cream dress goods have had
an unusual amount Of favor this summer
perhaps because they furnish the needed
amount Of warmth for the cool spring
weather We have had and AZ the same
time are light and summary I'm appear
auce For this same reason summer silk
has been a wonderful favorite for spring
costumes. and the woman who has not
provided herself with a pretty dainty
summer silk frock will have a decidedly
advantageous opportunity tomorrow
A big sale Of spring suits all at one
price is an announcement to- attract
those who have grown weary waiting for
hot weather and need a good wool suit
As June is the month in which Cupid
and the marriage license clerk are bust
est. an announcement of handsome oil
paintings that would be much appre-
ciated as gifts for the new home, by pros
pective brides. should cause a consider
able excitement in the fifth floor picture
department tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dent Place northwest between Thirtieth and Thirty
first streets Hsry Wardmau 70 Mary Walker
Marshall, lot 2S square l2S1 $40
Duncan place northeast. between Twelfth and Thr-
tenth streets-I0hn NcDonouEh 60 uE. 90 j..
sam Kemp lot In. square lG1S SO
Addition to Bro1dand-Ioscuh F. BatcheIIsr q al .
trustees. to Ernest F. Niemcyer. part squars
48 $50
Twelfth and streets noIthyast-John J. Frics e.
ux. to Francis Leonard part lot s. block 49, Trim
idad. SO
Randle HiEhlands-Hsrry A. Iurcu 10 Isabel H,
Moulton and Emile u. Davis. lots IS and 70,
block $500
Meridian Hul-Gcorro r Van WICK. r.. TO Cor
nelius J. and MARY g. Cusack, part lot T. block
H. SO
Barry Fam-Gertrude +. B. Reed e a. 70 Harry
J. Williams. iot g. section l. SO
Washington Heghts-Anua KrikSteine Ct vr Isaac
70 Emma E.. Conenhaver. part lot A. block T. go
No ISL T street northWest-Emna e. Copsuhavsr
Ct viz ". A.. TO Anna KrkStcine lot 10. sq1srs
81. SD
Rhode Island avenue extended-Albert L. Tsslr.
trustee, e. al 10 Conrad NJ and Daisy T. Cha
ney. pat lot l. block T. So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-Ha7Tv Ward
man 70 Mary L. Lynham. lot l53 block IS. SO.
Columbia Heights-Hsttie r. Forrest e vir. C. ",
% Madison Whinre lot q block g go
Eleventh street southeast. between and e. streets
Lena b. BuerEer ct vir. Charles j. % Johann
lindner and Rusina Lindner. part lots ] and ?.
square 973 So
Argyle Cowl and Lorn-Tbomas Blsgdsn et TX q
Arthur W Nachen, part original lots II and
Coleman Park-Charles l. Frauev Ct al. trustees.
To William r E5d.ncfeld lt 81. SO
Alley between 4 and 3, Eleventh. and Twelfth
streets nrrtheast-Juan s. Simons e. uN to
George ". Pratt. lot 81. square 9SS. SO
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
DESTROYER HAS CLOSE CALL
Hopkins Nearly Sinks in Race to
Cape Henry.
Broken Propeller strut Punches Hole
Through Hull. and Pumps Are
Taxed TO Limit.
Special to The washington H5nli.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, June SIT developed to-
day that a hole was punched through
the thin hull of the ,ogpedo-boat de-
stroyer Hopkins when that vessel broke
her propeller off Hog Island last Thurs
day in Scotland L.ght-to-Cspa Henry race.
The Hopkins was dry locked al the navy
yard this morning.
Water rushed through the hole with
great force, and Il was only by the use
Of the pumps of the Hopkins that she
was kept atiOat For "a time IL was uncer-
tain whether the pumps could keep the
vessel from filing and sinking. The
sharp end Of the broken strut jabbed a
hole through the huh.
When in this plight the Hopkins was
taken I'm tow by the Whipple. and the
race was begun for the Norfolk Navy
Yard and safety I'm dry dock The navy
yard, being apprised by wireless Of the
plight of the Hopkins, dispatched two big
tugs TO her assistance. These met her i'm
the Lower Chesapeake Repairs 20 the
Hopkins viii be quite heavy as the result
Of the accident
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
BUSINESS MEN WELD PICKS.
Put Finishing Touches on James
town Exposition Grounds.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Norfolk Va June S-Si, hundred
Norfolk business men. bankers. clerks.
and others, quit their work .o-day and
proceeded to the jamestown Exposi-
tion grounds. where with picks, shoyels,
and their hands they put on finishing
touches TO the grounds in order that
they may be in good shape by Monday.
when President Roosevelt comes here
for the great Georgia Day celebration
Company + from Waynesboro. Ga.
Of the First Georgia Infantry. National
Guard. sent by that State 10 officially
represent fl and act Is personal escort
of President Roosevelt while he is
Georgia. guest at Bullock Hall. arrived
to-day. fifty-three men strong They
marched To- the Jamestown Exposition
grounds and went i'm camp to await
the arrival OF President Roosevelt
Monday neutrality-suspicious. Day. The
entire Fifth Georgia Regiment, from
Atlanta, and the Georgia Naval Re
serves. from Savannah. will arrive to-
morrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Michael R. Qusid IS, and Katie \. McCann. q
Orange. y. J. Rev. z. J. OConucH
Joseph |itek. IS, and Mary Black. q. both Of
Baltimore. Nd Lewis l. O'No1l. J. ?
Lawrence Y. Bsteman. g. and Bessie Dali. q
Rev. ] J. Muir.
James Z. kernes. .. Fairfax Station. Va. and
Carrie o. Buriss. Il. Of ElhcUtt CITY. Md. Rev J.
T. Turner
John r. Coon q. and Edna L. Graves. %. Rev
Thomas O. Grouse
Wallace A. Whitaker. Is and Nabcne A. Boyd. q
Rev u. Ross Fishburn
Grover L. Barron, q. and Alice NJ Norris. Il.
Rev. James J. Br%
James Francis Bradley Wilmington. Del. and
Elizabeth y. Kirby. Rev. !. " OBrcn
Albert ". Willett o. Ballston. Va and Mary
Agnes Waggsman. q. Rev. Joseph G. NIallon.
COLORED.
William L. Hac5ley, q. and Ella Mahoney L.
Rev. James c. Dent
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lS3-.T0hn Mariner 20 NIX 90 John A Baecher,
~ secure holders Of five notes Of $ 01) each, %
5 years per cent lots 80. Il. and Is
Square l0i2-lsadore Small Ct ux. 20 A. VI, g. Hud-
son and q. T NJ Brown. to secure George y,
Jesse $500. 90 days. per cent part lot z
Square z9-John johnson 70 Ralph T. Barnard and
Guy II johnson. 10 secure Anne Il. johnson,
SEQ years. s PER cent, semi-sunually. parts
original lots and ..
Square 1882 Mary ". Marshall 10 r. Francis Saul
and S Percy Thompson, % secure Harry Ward
man, Slo9j. monthly payments, S per cent. lot
Square s37-Louis A Dellring ct NIX. to Henry Il.
Bergman and George VI. Emmerich. % secure
German American Building Association, No. &.
soc part original lot J.
Square l0ls-Samuel 4. Collier e uy. n Samuel n
Walker and Michsel l. Weller 70 secure Eastern
Building and Loan Association, S2,oo0, original
l,t 10
Randle Hishlands-Isahel II M0ulton and Emile
D. Davis to Lewis F. Lindal, 20 sec1r6 Harry
A. 1nEen. 500 year. 5 per cent semi-annually
lets Is and 10, block l.
Square 257-Anna Kriksteine ct vir, Isaac 70 Gerald
NJ johnson and Eugene g. Corenhaver, SiOOl,
yoSrs. per cent. semiannually, lot l9
Ellaston Terrace-COnrad VI CLANCY ct ux 10
Thomas T. Woodward and William Henry
White. 70 secure Albert l.. Teele, $50, l to 80
months. part lot l. back t.
Square 7j-Jamcs !. McGrann et VA, Ella ].
Laughlin ct viz Matthew j. and Mary A. Nc
Cram 10 Walter r. Wilcox and George f.
Hane. to secure Margaret T. 5. Hood. s. 00n 3
years. per cent semiannually original lot /
and part original lot %.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Msry T. Lyn-
ham "a s. Percy Thompson and r. Francis saul
10 secure Harry Wsrdman. H.i25 monthly pay
ments. per cent lot lS3. block Is.
Kalorsma Heights-Anna Jenness Miller TO j. Rob
erts Foulke and J. Barton Townsend. 10 secure
Proydent Life and Trust Company. $4,000 l. p
and years. 81 per cent semiannu7lly. lot A.
block l..
Reno-James L. Giles ct TX 70 Jesse l.. HeiskeU
and John Z. McLeran, 20 secure Thomas J
Giles. 1880 ; years, 6 per cent semi-annually.
lets and g. block T.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
ELECTRIC LINE INSPECTED.
President Bishop Goes over the w,
u. & 4. Road.

!
Annapolis. Md. June S.-George T.
Bishop, president Of the Cleveland syndi-
cate which Is building the electric line
between Washington. Baltimore. and
Annapolis. made a trip OF inspection to
Annapolis to-day. He was accompanied
on the trip by George a. Craig. general
superintendent Of the railway company;
John O. Masterton. secretary and treas
urer; DR. A. F. House. and George f.
Fisher president Of the Federal Con-
suuction Company. which has the con-
tract for the general electrical work Of
tho line.
The inspecting of the local line to-day
was made preparatory TO the work OF
beginning its identification 70 Annapolis.
Mr.. Fisher said that about six weeks
should see the start Of the work Of cleo
tufying the line During this week there
has been constructed at OdentOn. or
Naval Academy Junction. frame struc-
ture FOR the purpose Of an Office. and
President Bishop, who. for about year
has had his principal office in Baltimore
is now engaged I'm dispstching the bust
ness Of the company from the new build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, June :, 1000

On private property: plea not guilty. Attorney
Thomas C. TAYLOR
United States sc William GiidinEs; violating
section ~ code plea not guilty. Attorney, Thomas
G.. TAYLOR.
United States vs.. james Chase; robbery; plea not
guilty.. Attorney Fountain psyr0n.
United States rs Haywood smith. larceny from
United States, plea, not guilty. Attorney. j. vs.,
Ni-hol
United States W. Elmer Ward. larceny from
United States, plea. guilty. defendant renamed.
Attorney. p ". Fr.sbv
Assignments fer Monday. June la la77:
No lF. kimmel vs Matthews Attorneys. J. I.
Peyser-C. a. KeigVir
Ne. l93 Lambert rs. RILEY. Attorneys T, A.
Lsmhert-D0UElss & Douglas
No rs. Costello vs. Atlantic Guf and Psci3c
COMPANY Attorneys, L. J NIathcr-J r. Archer r.
No. is. NsrhCulscas VS.. Eeftheriou. Attorneys.
Archer & smith, A. T1omey
No iE Perry vs. West Attorneys. J. A. Too
mey-Joserh solomon.
No T6 Graham VS. Brown Attorneys. J. B.
Archer, NV. Z. Amhrrse.
No. II. Schneider vs. Watson. ATTORNEYS A. A.
Ho-hlng and s G. P5sILs-W =. Ambrose
United States vs. Benjamin johnson and William
Mason.
United States rs William Sullivan.
United States vs. Edward smith.
United states IS, Alton Henderson.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
MIDDIES ON SUMNER CRUISE
Practice Fleet Leaves Annapolis for
New England Coast.
Will Stop at Jamestown Exposition
20 Act a. Escort TO Presi-
dent Tomorrow.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis June S-The midshlpmen' g
practice cruise feet. consisting Of the
cruiser Olympia and the monitors Arkan-
sas, Nevada, and Florida, sailed from the
Naval Academy this morning with the
members Of the first and third classes
aboard for the annual summer cruise.
The ships. which are under command
Of Capt IT, r. Howard. will proceed direct
to jamestown, and remain off the EXPOSE
ton grounds until after Georgia Day.
After the provisional battalion OF mis-
shipmen. which viii form the guard Of
honor for President Roosevelt 1n that
day, has concluded this service. the fleet
will proceed 90 tie New England coast.
where the remainder Of the cruise viii be
spent
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
CARDINAL TO VISIT EXPOSITION
His EminenCe Will Leave for James
town This Afternoon.
Special to The Washington Herald

Baltimore. June cardinal Gibbons
completed preparations to-day for his
trip TO the Jamestown Exposition. He
viii leave tomorrow afternoon by the
Norfolk boat, accompanied by Rev. y
W. Caughey, Of Washington. and Rev
=. q. Gav8n, Of the Cathedral
TIE cardinal will take part in the col
ebration of Georgia Day Monday. He
viii make an address. The cardinal
viii be absent from Baltimore several
DAYS
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

the price paid for hay in Dublin Eng
lish buyers have gone 20 the west aud
bought hay az 81 per ton and shipped t
20 England. where it has been sold at
high prices The Coauaught farmers
realized scarcely sufficient 20 pay their
rent and the cost OF making the hay As
q result they have determined upon an
anticipating campaign
Grazing iu the south and west has
been practically wiped ont. and few men
can be found who will risk putting cattle
on ranches
Goodwin Smith, writing 70 the Spectator
on the Withdrawal Of the Irish council
bill. says:
What wisdom dictated an accident has
brought % pass. Ireland now. Il is % bs
hoped. instead Of having a political revo-
luton Eratu.toUsly rendered 20 her will
be left 90 consider her own administrative
needs herself. 20 embody them in meas
ure, and bring that measure before Par
lament"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
TRAINS KILL AGED COUPLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles PyIes Meet
Violent Deaths Within Hour.

STt0laI q IIe Na5Il1-T0U HFTdIH-
Cumberland Nd, June S-Withln an
hour or two an aged pair was killed on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad AT Buck
horn. near Terra Alta. W. Va. to-day.
Mrs. Hannah Pyles. aged seventv-fve.
was run down by a passenger train. AMI
cut 70 pieces.
Not long after, near the same point. her
husband, Charles Pyles. aged seventy-six.
was killed by a freight engine
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
BELVA LOCKWOOD SPEAKS.
DenOunces "YeIIow" journalism Be-
fore WOmen's Press Association.

fore WOmen's Press Association.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. June S.-"The James
town Exposition as a Harbinger of
Peace and Not War" was the subject of
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, of Washing
ton. who made the principal address
before the Women's National Press
Association to-day. The features Of
Mrs. Lockwood's address were her de-
nunciation of yellow journalism and
appeal for universal peace. Her theme
met the hearty approval of other mem
bers. who followed in short addresses,
declaring for the purity of the press.
peace. and protection of the home.
Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone. president
Of the Women's Press Association Of
Texas, urged members to become ener-
Setic in efforts to suppress the great
divorce evil of to-day
Mrs f. r. Momtt, OF Raleigh, y. c.,
spoke briefly for the North Carolina
association.
The association received an invita-
ton from the National Editorial Asso-
citation 70 meet with it Monday. when
President Roosevelt addresses the edi-
tors, and then adjourned sine die. to
meet next year. either at Niagara Falls
or Atlantic City. y. J.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
VaHdaI Sent to Jail.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va. June S.-George Whir-
ley. young farmer residing near May
lord, Clark Countys was given a long
Jail sentence for Decorating graves in
Mount Hebron Cemetery. this city. on
Memorial Day June g. Whitley claimed
he was drunk at the time and was not
responsible for his acts of vandalism
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
DEATH RECORD.

Jacob G-mercth. Emergency Hosp. IS years.
Laura r. Ch8mheTland. 1888 SD ST. NV. % years
Arthur 5. Bates, 456 y J. ave se., a years.
Edgar s. Douglas 2l20 Conn, ave-, g years
Frank Scbrieler. 52S II ST. ne. % years.
Houoa Murphy, Zl5 . 81. nv, Il yearA
Mary Brszarol. 80 lst So. NV. s. wears
Carrie r. Lynca. 700 6'l ST. ne. 80 years.
Edward ". Brown, 1913 Union ST. sw.. 2 years.
Helen c. Brent 62l 10Th st. ne. 3 months.
COLnRED.
Cyreuius Whipple lg3 Horns court NV. 20 w
John Douglas leoS VI ST. NV, 2 years.
GWyndolin Layton, eij S. c. ave. 81 yearA
George Cooper, l35s Stu ST, q years.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Court of Appeals.
R-f.r-rar from H-- On rav
Equity Court No. L.

IHIET u .IIIt ILAHAIHH.
Smith IS. smith. commission ordered n issue
Compliments solicitors Mcneil & Mcneil. de-
PENDANT solicitor. Fountain Feyt8u.
Stewart rs. Stewart. decree constituting VIII. Com
r-siuau.'s solicitors. Rslston Sidd1ns and H. L.
Winfield. defendants solicitors /. H. David and
Fulton Lewis
Assignments for Monday. Juno TO- 1907:
No EE. Williams Us. Fgnnehaker Attorneys.
Milton >trsshur--r-Heurv Z Davis and Berry &
Minor
No 49, Johnson vs. johnson. Attorneys, Wells,
Hoover a We.is-Jo=rph X. F8gue
No. 50. Matthews IS Matthews Attorneys, T.
r. H0Urvcil- Edward a. KimhaU
SO. a-2 Har5r rs. Marshall. Attorneys Doug
lass 81 Du1-as-D. ". PaFer Edgar sheriff. and
W NIreh- Williams
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Alley 20 Re Extended

An extension Of the alley in block
30. Columbia Heights. bounded by
Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Girard, and
Harvard streets, viii be made at once
by the Commissioners. 1t is decided
TO make the alley sixteen feet wide. ex-
cept IN the rear Of those lots on which
stables would he demolished. In these
places the alley Is 70 be narrowed 90
twelve feet This viii not only pre-
vent the demolition of the stables, but
will also decrease the cost of the opeA-
ing Of the alley by $4,000,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Joseph Hardbower. through Attorney
Robinson Moncure. to-day entered suit in
the Alexandria County Circuit Court
against the Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company 10 re-
cover the sum Of 500 for the alleged de-
struction Of a horse and wagon belonging
TO the plaintiff The accident occurred,
it IS claimed at the new Highway Bridge
March IS last
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Circuit Court No. l
JUSTICE WRIGHT

Assignments FOR Monday. June 10. 1877;
No. ST. Hslirmdn VS. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad C9mrauy Attorneys. Z. S. Mslouey and
J.. II. David-Hmilfor-. Colbert Ysrkss & Hamil-
ton.
No gi A'ebis,u VS.. District q Columbia. At
torugys. Lancaster & Smith,. H. Thomas.
Nc SOL Irhy vs. NcNlullen. Attorneys. Leo p
Harlow and Douglas Smart Douglass & Douglass
No 6-5 Cox vs.. Southern Railway Company. At
tornevs. r. T. Downing and g. A. Berry-George
T.. Hamilton.
NJ $40. Dorsey vs. Gilmore. Attorneys. Am
hro-e a NgrilBt-Buusy & N1ldarl
No s.. Hudson ys Pickfori. ATTORNEYS. A. A
Lirsromb and W n. Eilerson-lialidx 4 Galley.
M ~ Palmer vs.. Palmer. Attorneys. 5. C.
Tcelle- Birney * Wooisrd
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
AerInI Club Meets.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk Va. June s.-The Aerial Club
Of America. meeting at the exposition
was addressed to-day by Willis L. Moore
chief Of the United States Weather Blu
reau. at Washington; Admiral c. NJ
Chester. of the navy; August Post. OF
Washington, and Harry St George
Tucker, president Of the exposition com
pany.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
PRIMARIES AT ANNAPOLIS.
Republicans Elect Delegates for
Nominating Convention.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd. June S-The Republi-
cans held primaries to-day and elected
delegates to the convention which meets
Monday TO nominate candidates for the
municipal election in July.
The slate at present is: For mayor. ex-
Mayor Charles a. Dubois: for counselor.
Dennis Claude. DR.. Charles p. HenkeI
who was defeated by a close margin in
the last campaign. has been strongly
mentioned for the mayoralty, and Frank
II. StoCkett, for counselor.