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The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB MEETS.
Officers for Ensuing Year Elected at
Gathering Last Night.

At last nights meeting of the Potomac
Boat Club the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President
". IL. T. Merritt vice president. c. D
Davis; treasurer. f. sR. Gaseh: CAPTAIN.
q. J. Mueller; FIRST Lieutenant G. A He
COX; second lieutenant, Joseph II. Dal0.
board OF governors. Z. T. Warden w r.
II, Merritt, r. r. Gasch, John Haslev
Doyle. Douglas Spencer Bliss. Russell
Underwood, Joseph T. DAILY, John f. No
ian, and e. p. Davis
The resolution was introduced by AIr
King, providing Tor the transfer of the
stock OF the club from the few members.
by whom it Is now held, to the clu:, IN
general thus making the club more of n
mutual affair The resolution was re-
ferred 10 the. board of governors AMI
tabled. Early in the evening twenty-seven
new members were elected.
Mr.. Doyle, the retiring president. was
given the thanks Of the club IN acknowl-
edgement OF his past services.
The club wiz send q crew to the Har-
lem River regatta. and several scullers to
The American Henley on May 80.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnneaIs.

Present; Tie Chief Justice. Nh Justice Mccomas
and Alr. Justice Robb
irwin II. Linton admitted 70 practice
Patent Appeal No 81 Harne vs. Weude de
eisiun of Commissioner II Patents reversed Opinion
by Chief justice Shepard
No. l771 District # Columbia vs. Brooke, srgu-
ment commenced By 3ir f. Il. Stephens for the ap-
peliant, continued hy SIR. John Ridoui fr appellee
and concluded by SIR , n Stephens for appellant
No. i1ii Dobbins Taomas; continued
No. l7is Sand Filtration Cooperation II America
IS. CosardiH 20 al argument commenced Is Air. &.
L. fDiley Tor appellant continued by Mr g. C..
Tueecr and Mr. j. j. Darlington fer appali5es
80 i75S Hopp vs. Picsi0ri motion 70 dismiss
submitted by Mr. n Prescott Gatigy. e counsel for
appellee In support Il motion.
Assignments for to-day;
Ga hearHg-No l1s6 sand Filtration Cooperation
n AmCrra IS. Cowarliu Appellants attorneys. A.
s WoTthiugtou ard e. J.. Fraiiey spIellee's attor-
ueys. q. G. Tueker D. j. Darlington and r. 3.
Hudek0per
Regular ,slll-No l7s Holp - Pic.iozd Appel
iants attorneys EdaiH Forrest, appolicas attorneys
Samuel Maddox and h z. GatIey
40. 1851. District of Columbia vs. Ccsie. Appel
lants attOrne9 b Il. Thomas appelIee's attorneys
Gittings a Chambe7liu
No II65. American Hame Life Insurance Company
Is. Drake. Appellants attorney u. T. Davis af-
pellse's attorney, 2. Il. Thomas
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
TAKES OWN LIFE In THEATER
Friend of Thaw a Victim Of Pitts.
burg ParanOia."
Robert Grow Fires Pistol While
Listening To Love
Song.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Pittsburg, Pa. April lO.-Whne Miss
Ethel Levey was singing her 'Unrequited
rLove" song at the Grand Opera House
this afternoon. Robert Nj Crow. twenty
two years old, nephew of H. c. Me
EldoWney, president Of the Union Trust
Company. the II. c. Frick bank. stood
up in stage box and. calmly placing the
muzzle of a .3S-caliber revolver TO his
body, fired a shot which is almost certain
10 result In his death.
At the very minute the shot was fred
his uncles, II. c. and ". c. McEldowney.
were hurrying 10 police headquarters to
ask that a search be made for the young
man. they having received a letter a few
minutes before in which he threatened to
take his life.
Both state that the young man has been
mentally deranged for some time. having
iabored under the deiusion that he should
be able to make millions Of dollars a year.
Added 10 this was the remarkable interest
he took in the trial Of his friend. Harry
* Thaw, the young man for the past
week devotipg ali his time to reading up
works of insanity.
"Pittsburg paranoia'' is the terse ex-
PLANTATION which ". c. McEldowney gave
as the cause of the deed.
Lived with Bride of Year.
Crow lived with his widowed mother
and his bride Of year IN a magnificent
residence al SO Braddock avenue. East
End. Entering the theater this afternoon.
Crow took "a seat in the box and wrote
long letter. telling OF his intention 10 END
his life This ha sent by messenger TO
his uncles.
Waiting till the house was dark, at the
beginning of Miss Leyey's act, he calmly
loaded his revolver. and when the lights
were turned on be was revealed standing
la the box, with the revolver Ia his hand
Miss Levey saw him first and fed from
the stage as the report of the shot rang
put.
In an instant the audience was in
panic. women screamed and tainted. while
several men rushed 10 Crow and hUrriedIy
sent him 10 the Homeopathic Hospital
There it was round that the bullet had
punctuTed mis- ntestines.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nc ols Second street northwest-Isaae spiero et ux
10 samuel J. Fishel, BOT a. sluare 56s. SO
street northeast bgtWesn North Capitol and First
streets-CathaTina LOSfncr 10 Mary j. Warren
lot 60, square eGs. SO
Z street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streeis-Lotue l. Burn et yir. James D. to
John Dwycr. Tot 215 square 1905. Sg5
Vermont avenue northwest. between and y streets
Edwin ; Holmes. II, et NIX 20 Helen NJ.
Lake, lot 5. square 245, sl00 Helen NJ Lake
couVeys same pr0Tcrty 20 Helen l. Holmes. 500
Holmead Manar-Albert Ii. EGskinc et ux. to Wiri-
fred Egskiue, lot s., block Sc. $40
sheTwoods Addition TO Brookland-Nellie G. or 70
James l. Sherwood. lot Il and east half lot l2.
biock .. SO
No. ll2 L street southeasj-Hany l. gohey TO Gro
ver {. Rohey, lot J. square ss7 SO
Columbia Heights -Thomas Il. Melton ct ux. 10
Emma r NeWmeyer lot r. block 81, $40
No bis Eighth street northcast-Charlc T. Rior1an
Ct ux TO Rosa Trueman part lot %, square slg.
SIC ~
street southwest between Eighth aud Ninth
strects-Martina Carr ct Iir. William X 10 Guy
= Warren. parts original lots and = square
No. 9l5 II street northWest-Sarah Nordlineer to
Guy T. Warren, lot r. square 5fa SIC
No si5 Il street nCrthVest-Guy p Warren 10 VIII
lam h, Carr, lot +, square "a sl0
r street northwest. between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets-Nilliam I. Griswold 10 Harold l.
Johnson, part original lot T. square ll2 SO
Harold L. johnson conveys same property to
Humphrey Z. WaRar SO.
No l22 street northWest-Ada F. Edwards ct al
trustees, 10 Nora ~ Fuller lot s. square S Of
2I. Sic
Nos. 5l4 and SIG NJ street southeast Edward p
Schwartz ct nx to James D. Flynn lots and s.
square Of e53 $40.
Connecticut avenue and Florida avenue northwest
James H. Hayden to Franz H. and Katharine
B. Ridway. lots and 6, square %, SO.
Graney-Aark 4. Tyndan et ux to Howard
johnson and Harry J. Dennis. trustees lots l TO
3, square 4l93; lots to Z, square 4l9i aud al
squares 1872 and 3l95 SO.
Virginia avenue southeast between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets William Stone Albert trustee
70 Frank p, Leeteh, lot 2, square z Of los,
S.li662- Frank F. Lceteh et ux CONVEYS same
property 10 Washington Gasght Company, $40
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
CADET ARRESTED IN GOTHAM.
David COmbes. of Washington, Held
for Check Deals.

New York. April l0.-David S Combes.
aged twenty-five. formerly a cadet at the
Marine Cutter Service School whose
home is in Washington, was arrested here
to-day at the instigation of Marshal Far
nan, of Baltimore. Md. where the young
man is wanted for passing bogus checks.
According 10 the statement made by the
police of that place. Combes lived at a
boarding house. where he formed the ac-
quaiEtance Of Percy l. Small. a student.
Representing himself to be a naval cadet.
and showing a uniform to prove his iden-
tity. Combes gained the friendship of
Small and induced him 10 cash two
checks. one for SIS and another for SO
When the checks were presented at the
bank they were found to be worthless.
but by the time Small could notify the
police Combes had disappeared. When
arrested to-day he was staying at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
DEEDS or TRUST.

Square 62o-Joseph L. Holland ct ux. 10 Henry H
BcIgmsHn and George NJ Emmerieh to soouie
German American Building Association No s.
SOD. lot 49,
square 6sS-Nlary J. Warren 20 Thomas E JarreIl
and Louis H. Stabler. 10 secare Catherine
Loffier, $50, to 50 months, 5 per cent, semi
annually lot g.
Square l00s-John DwyeF ct ux 10 H. r. Howen-
stein and James ID. Burns to secure Lottie L.
Burn. Sl.S5, to 81 months. per cent lot 2e3
Square iI-Peter ID. Morris ct ux. TO H0rstio n
TaplIn and Charles q. Allen. 30 secure Lille
T. Iaplin. $50, years, per cent semi
annually, part lot 81.
South Grounds Columbian UnVersity-Iucy NJ
Ross TO Washington Lean and Trust Company.
TO secure Equitable Cooperative Building As
sociaton $500 part lot 60
Cleveland Heights-AnHa Amelia Mulligan to same.
TO secure same. s. CO., lot Is block =
Square 227-Alary Z. Hollyday et viz. John ". TO
Hafry L. Rust and ]. r. Ahern. 70 secure NJ 4.
Ahern, $500, years. per cent. semi-annuslIy.
part lots Ga. 65. 66. same 10 Edward T. Good
rich and Walter H. AckeF to secure Laura
Mexican Larner S4.Oo, years, per cent, same
property.
Square 4o9-Guy p Warren to National Savings and
Trust Company. TO secure American Security
and Tust Company. Si00 years. per cent
semi-annually, part original lots 6 and T. same
TO l.. Cabel Williamson, 10 secure +. C. Van
Week. N0O years per cent. semiaanuaIly
sane property.
Square I4-Guy T. Warren to Isaac W Nordlineer
and james A. Taliafeuo. to secure Sarah Nord-
linger. s. 500, years. per cent. semi-annualiy
lot +,
Square Of 277-Nora n Fuller to Milton Z. Allies
and William J. Flather. to secure John NJ
Jones A,0g0, years. ; per cent. emi-annuaily
lot g.
Square \. Of S3-Jamcs d. Flynn to William T.
Edmoustun and Edward T. Kaiser to secure
Lille McClelland. $780, years, ; per cent.
semlgnnually lots and G.
Square a-trauz II. Ridggay CT uz. 10 William
Z. Edmoaston and Louis Il. Peak. to secure
William L, Miller. Ss000, 3 years. per cent
semtannualy, lots and s.
intoTest-Wiiliam CoTc0Tan 10 John J. Hamilton
and Henry K. Cover 10 secure Louise
Dyer. SO 6 months, per cent semi-annually
an interest in real estate involved in case 81
CcTcoTan against CoIcoIan.
Square sl5-ClaGence 2. Curtis ct ux. 10 Wharton
+. Lester and Michael J. Colbert to secure
National Permanent Building Association, 500
part original lot 8
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
La TOILETTE FOR ROOSEVELT.
Declares President should Serve Third
Term.

Helena, April 10-Senator r. n Ia
Toilette, who is here on a Iecturing tour,
to-day voiced his sentiments in no uncer-
tain tones relative to third term FOR
President Roosevelt.
IF the railroads purpose TO encompass
the retirement Of Theodore Roosevelt
they are going at it In a manner that will
not succeed. In other words they will
force him To accept a third term. Abus-
ing the President viii not help their
cause with the people. BY antagonizing
him, questioning his motives and i'm
pugning his faith. he viii renounce his
former declaration not again to be a
candidate and make the race for yindica-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
JAPANESE CROSS BORDER.
Have Found Plan for Coming IN
from Mexico

Galveston, Tex. April l0.-That the
Japanese have discovered a scheme by
which they cross the border from Mexico
to this country is evidenced by the inves-
tigatiou Of Special immigration Agent
Marcus Braun, who has just returned
from secret expedition through Mexico
He finds that of the 10.o00 japanese in the
sister republic two months ago. all but
about 2,0o0 have worked their way into
the States. Others are arriving all the
time from the Orient. and their plans ap-
peared we'll laid out as to where they
will find employment after they cross the
border.
1t is surmised that the japanese have
established some sort Of an educational
institute in Mexico where the Iab0ring
classes are given professional and artisan
diplomas TO assist them in gaining ad-
mission 10 the United States.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
BAD FIRE IN LISBON.
Many Persons Killed In Blaze Near
Central Market.

Lisbon. April 1o.-There was a disas-
trous fire last night near the central
market. Many persons. including a
number of children, were killed or re-
ceived injuries.
The FIRE was in q house near the cen
tral market that was occupied bv
eighteen tenants.
More than dozen persons were
burned 20 death or killed by jumping
from the burning houses The Duke
OF Oporto, brother Of the King. cooper
ated with the hremen and saved three
persons
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS At CHICAGO.
BROOKLYN AT BOSTON.
TITTSBURG At CINCINNATI.
PHIL LADELPHIA At NEW YORK.

Fandom takes on d new lease of life this
afternoon when the two major leagues
the American and National-inaugurate
another campaign.
For six months, the rooters in all see
tlons OF the country have looked forward
TO another opening. and to-day Wash
ington is especially favored In that tie
local team will play on the home grounds
with the Highanders, one Of the most
formidable teams in the American league.
as the opponents.
Manager Joe Cantillon and his band Of
reorganized Nationals reached here early
yesterday morning ana in the afternoon
the new leader had the team out at the
park expecting to give the players short
limbering out exercise, but the weather
was SO unfavorable that he would not
let any of the men don uniforms. and the
hours were spent in the clubhouse swap
ping stories of the Southern trip.
Clarke Griffith, in charge of twenty-one
Yankees. did not reach town until late
last night but the foxy manager soon
had his charges in bed and all were hope
ful Of taking the opening game Of the sea-
son, at the end of which the scrappy New
York aggregation hopes to be at the top
of the heap in Ban JohnsOn's society.
HickmaH's Injury.
The only discouraging news that WAS
handed out for local fans was that
Charley Hickman was in poor shape.
During the preliminary season at Gal
weston Hickman showed fine form, but
the unfortunate accident that put him out
Of commission at Fort Worth may prove
a big drawback to the Nationals. espe-
cially during the next few weeks.
Although cheerful. he was hardly able to
walk yesterday, Yet he insisted that lac was
needed, and that he would be IN the line
up to-day. so Manager Cantillon finally
agreed to let him play for a few innings
at least With the exception of Hick-
man, all of the Nationals are in prime
condition, and hopeful of a successful sea
son under their new chief.
Although it has been persistently re-
ported that Hal Chase would join the
Hlghlanders in time for the opening
game. Manager Griffith announced last
night that the crack first baseman would
not be In the lineup this afternoon, but
that he would probably arrive in time to
play tomorrow.
Neither of the managers was able TO
state definitely last night what pitchers
would be used Cantillon had intended
10 work Tom Hughes, but the cold
weather forced him TO change his mind
and Falkenberg will probably be called
or TO occupy the position in the center
of the diamond. While Grinth is stin
undecided about his twirler, Bill Hogg
viii In all probability be called on to
serve 'em NJ for the visitors
There viii be no street parade this
afternoon. but before the game both
teams will march around the field. The
gates will be thrown open at 1 o'clock. /
and the game will be started at o'clock. /
Tom Connolly will umpire
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11

New York, April I0-While Peary is
making stHi another dash for tie north
pole. the south pole viii not be neglected
during the coming summer.
A few Englishmen were down last year
looking over the antartie ice. which. If IL
ever cracks Up scientists believe. viii
cause another Ice age Up this way and
now Don PHILIPPE Bevrier is going 10
make dash for the pole in the center OF
the enormous field.
Don PHILIPPE Bovrier comes from
Buenos Ayres. and is reported 10 be worth
millions which he made exporting cattle
from the plains OF the Argentine These
millions he purposes spending IN reaching
the south pole
To Carry 400 Eskimo Dogs.
The Argentinian. VINO is now IN this
city 10 have "a chat with Peary. ana that
other pole seeker. Wellman. purposes CO.
ing from Buenos Ayres TO Victorian Land
where lie will establish his headomartcrs.
AT this most southerly end Of the most
southern known land. he viii pitch his
camp with go Eskimo dogs ana a party
which viii include three young American
engineers from the University OF Wis
consin. Provisions sufficient for two
years viii be stored here, and stout huts
viii be built
Mr. Bevrier does not anticipate many
difficulties in reaching the south pole, be
cause there Is 10 such thing as broken
ice and open water, as in the case Of the
north pole, bat solid continents Of ice that
mas known 80 change for ages
The cold in the antartic IN the winter
IS not SO Intensely intense, he believes,
as IN tne arctic region. and there are 10
great atmospheric disturbances.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, April 10. 1000
supreme Court of the United State,


Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr. Justiee
Pcckham. MIR Justice AIckcuua. Alr Justice
Holmes, Ar, Justice Day and 3fr. Justice Ai0ody
No. 80 Thomas ". Yields. Plaintiff ID erzor s..
The United States; mandate granted on moiioa oi
Mr. Solicitor General Hoyt fer the defendant IN
eTTur.
No. a. The United States ts A. Graf Distm
ms Company continued per stipulation.
No. $50 The United States, appellant Ts. Conrad
Heinszen Co. argument continued b. air Assist
ant Attorney GcnemI Van Arsdel for the appellant.
by Alr, Frederic r. CoUdert for the appelleea b
Mr. Solicitor General Host for the appellant by
Mr.. Henry 81 Ward for the appellee, and c3u-
ciuded by Air. AuoneJ General Bonapsrte for the
appellant
No. 5s7. DamseIle HoRard administrative. &c
plaintiff in error, The Illinois Central Railroad
Company Il al and
No 59i y. q. Brooks administrator. &c. plain
tins IN error. IS. Southern Pacific Company aIu-
mcHt commenced b. 3ir William q. Ham f9g the
plaintiff la e1Ur iB No So.
Adjourned until to-day at g Jclock
fhe day call fer to-day sin b. as follows: Nos.
So and a3ii 20 2]I. IS 2sl. 38 and an. 30. r.
and rs
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Fries o and Beulah B. kidwen. 49,
Rev Alfred Harding
james T. Sullivan. g Silver City. Md. and Flor
cnce T. suuder % Rev. William NJ Pettis
Darrell Saunders. 3. Of Crewe Va. and Blanche
y. David. 2. Of Richmond, Va Rev. J. J. Muir.
Frank Nitale, p, and Ethel ]. Mattingly, 20 Rev.
ID. " Skellingcr.
Frederick ~. Beeknlan. 80 Of Baltimore. Md. and
Catherine O'Buen, g, Of Catonsville, Md Rev. ".
5. Caughey.
Andrew !. Tins.ey ST. and Charlotte E. Enyson.
81 both Of Richmond. Va. Rev T. b McTaueb1in.
William NJ, Hrsuse, s., and Elizabeth Munrs. s.
Rev Walter r. Smith.
Alvin Pound. q. and Marie McCarthv % hath
Of Fredericksburg, Va Rev. r. NJ Bristol
5lUtcHd W. BFoedcti. &C. ot Cleveland. Ohio. and
Frances J, Miller Q. Res. A. Ross fishbslrn.
Andrew Stanley p cf Alassapanax Va. and Essie
clinauitt, p, CT Guinea, Va Rev, r N Bristol
C0IORED
Arnold TiHlsy. 81. and Maggie sampson, p. Rev.
r. X. Bischoh.
AHasss ". scgtt. IS. and Fannie Turner. g. Rev.
kdwaTd B. Gordon
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
DEATH RECORD.

May v Weed. 1885 g9th st. nw.. l9 years
George Fl. Watson. Govt. Hospg Insane. 50 vears
Edith w Geoghegan III 9th st. ne, 81 years
Caroline l.. Myers l9is 18th st. NV "A years.
John T. poutsch iI Gla st. sg g. years
Dennis Hickey So 18th ST. NV. 81 years.
Jane +. KimbaH, 1903 "a ST. ne. So years
Mary a. willis. 2i3l IA ave-. q DAYS
cOLORED
Celia johnson, I547 81. NV, 56 years.
Virginia J. PiEkeit rs 2lth st. NV @ years.
James A. Garner. 1870 10th St. 3 years
Anna B. Powell. 1915 glz s. n.y.. IL years
George Lomax. Wash Agl Hosp1 3 years.
Annie Harris. ai4s Shows Row. 81 years.
Prank S. BFiggi 3i5 Muray's Court Sc. year.
Katherine Green, pa I'D st. nw 100 years.
Emma Mathews III Fay's Court sw.. months.
Infant q Daniel and Adelaide BafrenSer. SIS O
t NV, days.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
REPUDIATED REYBURN TALK.
Resolution introduced in Club Where
Mayer spoke.

Si-clsi 70 tne washington h6Tald.
Philadelphia, Pa, April l0.-That a yea
and nay vote might not be taken which
would commit the Young Republican
Club 10 Endorsement of President Roose-
velt's policies. adjournment was called
tonight before a roll-caH vote upon a
resolution Of Endorsement could be had.
This is the club that gave the dinner
last Saturday night at which the Roose-
velt administration was attacked by
Mayor Reyburn. of Philadelphia. and by
former United States Senator Thurston.
from Nebraska.
President Rooseyelt's administration
was assailed Al our dinner" declared Rob
ert NJ. Anderson, who introduced the res
oiution, and the news OF that assault has
been spread broadcast. It is right that we
should let the country know that the
sentiments expressed last Saturday night
are not our sentiments"
When he concluded. shout OF approval
went up. but a motion 10 adjourn was
put and declared carried, although only 4
small proportion Of those present voted.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
JOHN HENRY CLEws DEAD.
Was Member of the Henry CIews
Banking Firm,

New YORK, April l0-John Henry Clews.
a member of the banking firm of Henry
Clews' died early to-day after a long IL
ness Mr.. Clews was fifty-one years old
q native Of DuHkirk. n. Y. and had been
a member Of the stock exchange since
1880 lie IS survived by his wife and one
daughter
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
Mechanics Liens.

30 s2l- Rudolph 4 West Company vs.. George
T. Horton. T.. lots "a 10 G, block q Columbia
Heights. 1l6-6L Atomey. Charles Pee
No AZ r. Bland Phelps IS. sane same prop
aty SIS. Same attorney
No 565 C7IucH Paper Company vs. sane. sane
property. $3.50. same attorney.
No. 5sz4 Alexandra Iron Works vs. same, same
property, Sl58G. same attorney
No 5s5 q. "a. ketcham Vs. same. same prop
eFiy S3s.2o. same attorney
30. 5626. J. n HINT a co. IS same. sane pop
eIfy. NlLeS same attorney.
80. 531. S. NJ Frazier Ts. same. same property
&lo1G- same attorney
40 552. J. A. Fisher a Co IS. same. same prop
ery, So. same attorney.
No 90. William l. Fincham IS. sane. sane
EFoIsTty, SIS, same attorney.
30 5650, w. A Pierce vs. sane same property.
800 same attorney.
Ne SsL W ]. Walker Brick Company rs. same
same IroIeT-y. S212. Same attorney.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
PASS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
Ticket Admitting 20 All American
League Grounds Presented.

President Roosevelt yesterday received
from President Ban Johnson. OF the
American League, a pass admitting him
self 'and party to all grounds in the
American League during the season
which begins this afternoon.
The tickket is inclosed in a card case OF
leather made from the hide of an ele-
phant novel In design. and work of art
On the outside OF the case is the Presi-
dents monogram in solid gold. It was
presented with the compliments of the
American League" and the expression OF
a hope that the President might find il
possible TO attend some of the games this
season. In the history of the game, base
ball has never been so popular as to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
AMERICAN MAIL BAGS RIFLED.
Sacks Found Cut Open in Streets of
TrujiIIO, After Its Capture.

Ceiba, Honduras. April 10.-Nine
United States mail sacks were found
cut open on the streets OF TrujIlo. Hon
duras. the night after the Nicaraguans
captured that port. An American
merchant claimed he lost So 400 in the
mail The Nicaraguan commander had
given orders that there was to Tbe no
stealing or violence.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-11
LnNNaMifa-

Nc. fg54L Johu H. jolly ss Byron $ Adams.
damages. S,o5o Plaintiffs attorney wilton J. Lam
bert.
No 44i5. Prank D. Foster IS Congregation Tai
mad iorah' account $50. Plaintiffs attorney, :.
Il. Giesy.
No. 1876. Christian Heu-ich IS f. Bsker Evans.
account. sSJ3 Plaintiff sttorneg LEON Fobriner.
No 1851. the Fo0tlights Publishing Company IS.
the Washington College Of Music appellant appeal
Deiendant.s ATTORNEY. W. q. Garainef.