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The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
DECISION AGAINST B. & 0.
Holds Proposed Line Around BaIti-
more l. Not Lateral Branch.

SPECIAL q" Tire Washington Herald
Baltimore. Jan. Judge Duncan. in the
Circuit Court Tor Baltimore County, at
Towson, to-day filed an opinion in the
case OF John Waters against the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, hold
ing that the so-callcd cutoff" law
passed>by the last legislature is valid
set as against that company and that
the company has no right TO disregard
the law and proceed with the coHstruc-
tioH OF its proposed freight line around
Baltimore City
The opinion is on broad lines, and goes
into the merits of the question. taking
The ground that when the legislature Of
1S16 passed the charter OF the Baltimore
and Olao Railroad the lawmakers had in
mind the development Of Baltimore. and
not the construction of any transporta-
ton line which might divert freight from
this port.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

The funeral Of Mrs Eliza caches Fen
dali, whose death occurred Friday, will
take place Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock from her late residence, III South
St Asaph street.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. DOdsridge 2. Lee were held this
afternoon at her late home near Old
Pohick Church. in Fairfax County. Rev
E Meade, rector OF Pohick Church, Off
Ciated
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
DEATH RECORD.

Frank Hurley. 706 L st. NV. So years.
George Bell 1918 g St, u years
Anna 4. Shellabargcr. So 18th st. NV. 50 years.
Sophia ID. Wentworth. The W0Odley Columbia
Uad - years
Amanda n Hurdle. 500 o St NV So years
samuel Judelavitz 300 18th 81 NV 50 years.
Eliza y Sullivan, 1904 r St nv. Il years
Joseph h. McCammCn. 2907 0 St NV, 81 years
Eliza y Blair, 1879 10Th st. NV, e. years.
Margaret +. OBrian 1915 18th 81. NV, So years.
Francis ]. WOodmau. r., 65i a st. ne. l6 years
Harry ANheeler. Wash. Asylum Hospl. % years
James f. WCcnsn. l2l7 Mt Olyot St. 2 years
Samuel johnson. 1857 3lst ST. NV, IS years.
George Beresf0rd. $40 Pa. ave NV. 65 years
William Campbell, L. 5. Soldiers Home, IS years.
William Bundy "a 0 St. p years.
Samuel b. Stansbury. Govt. HospL Insane 80 years.
Louisa Young IS Gesf9d court Sc. g years.
Isaac Lee, trecdmen's HospL 60 years
George ". Fletcher 635 Q st. NV. e. years
Libhie T. SETTER. 9n Westminster s. NV. % years.
Msry Z. Brown, l29 ~ 81. So 60 years
James Frswley,>335 g st. sw. z years
Michael Sweeney. legz Crescent 81 NV. 60 years.
Robert PaIkhiil. SIS N ST. Sc, - years
John Conner Govt. H0Spl Insane. a years.
Joseph 7. a. Smallwood 1911 Volta place / year.
Margaret Il. Mahoucy, 1925 Marion ST. NV, mos.
Phoebe 4. SmCots. 5SZ7 Illinois ave. NV months
Bernard l.. Neal. Isl L s. Sc months
Aary +. Edwards 80 Shows court NV, months.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
ANTITRUST BILL SWEEPING.
Complete Revision of Missouri Laws
ON Subject l. Urged.

Jefferson City, No. Jan. 5.-A bill pro-
vidias for a complete revision of the anti
trust laws viii be introduced in the sen
ate Monday by Senator Gilmore. of Kan
sas City
II il shall become a law. Missouri viii
have one Of the most complete, effective
anti-Iust laws in existence. The bill has
been prepared IN the Office Of Attorney
General Herbert s Hadley. In his night
with the Standard Oil Company HadIey
found many defects in the present State
law. He studied the Sherman antitrust
law, the Ohio law. and the Texas law with
a view Of finding remedy. Hadley be
lieves the new bill viii cover the whole
subject effectually.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
La1ity in jail NIethods shnun-

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Jan. Clarence Nor
ris, who escaped from the city jail Deem
Der q, and who was captured in Fulton
several days ago, was tried this morning
before Squire Meyer Angle, a Henrico
County magistrate, and sent To Jail for
six months. During the examination
startling facts regarding the manage
ment Of the jail were brought out. Nor
ris said that the rope upon which he
and Evans, the pickpocket. had climbed
down had been openly brought in in y
large shoe box. .
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
CUNARD LINER IN COLLISION.
The UItOnia Is Damaged by the
Schooner Joel Cook.

New York, Jan. News OF a collision
between the Cunard Line steamer UItonia,
inward bound from Trieste, with the
schooner Joel Cook, outward bound. in
the lower bay last night was brought here
to-day by the Ultonia
The Cook struck the steamer on the
port side, damaging her forward rail and
fore rigging. The schooner's bowsprit
was broken, and she was obliged 10 put
back for repairs.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
CONFEDERATE VETERAN DEAD.
Wilson ID. Williams Expires In
Franklin square Hospital.

c8.lt-a4 i} II ne h4aa-lili-LJl lleIall-
Baltimore, Jan. Wilson D. Williams
died at the Franklin Square Hospital this
morning as the result Of an operation
which he underwent on December u He
was house salesman for John Z. Hurst
& Co., and was Wen known throughout
the city and the South
Mr. Williams was born at Richmond.
Va. in 1872. He went to the University
of Virginia At the outbreak Of the civil
war, though hardly more than a bov. he
left school to join the Confederate army.
He served throughout the war. As a
member Of Pickett's Brigade he took part
in number of fierce fights, and was
wounded only once. When peace was
brought about he went into business.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Martha
Catlett Williams. The body will prob
ably be taken to Richmond. Va. for in
termeut in the family lot at Hollywood
Cemetery, on Monday
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
ALLEGED AssAILANT CAUGHT.
Man Believed to Be SenSeRy Arrested
at Shepherdsfovn, W. Va

Man Relieved to Be SenSeny Arrested
at ShePherdsfown, W. Va
Special To The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md, Jan. 5.-Sherin Del
bert was advised tonight that a man be
ieved TO be John Hugh Senseny, tine
alleged assailant of little Irene Nave,
the ten-year-old daughter of Bradley
Nave. near Pinesburg, was arrested this
evening at Shepherdstown. W. Va. From
the description Of the man under arrest
Sheriff Deibert is positive that he IS the
party wanted
His arrest this evening followed an all
day chase, which began near HarpeTs
Ferry this morning. The man had been
hiding in cave about a mile from
Harpers Ferry since Wednesday evening.
His whereabouts We're learned when he
went TO a lonely farmhouse and asked
for a pair of trousers. his excuse being
that he did not want to work in the
corduroys he had on When Seuseny es-
capped from WilHamsp0Tt ON Tuesd1y
night he was wearing corduroy trousers
Sheriff Deibert viii go to Shepherdstown
early tomorrow morning
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
william :. Fry's Funeral Monday.

Baltimore, Jan. 5.-The funeral OF
William s. Fry, the Baltimore under
taker. who died as the result of in
juries he sustained by being thrown
from his buggy Thursday. will take
place Monday morning from his under
taking establishment. 22l North Broad
way. Rev. ". q. Herbert, pastor of
Caroline Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, viii Oficiate. Interment will
be in LOUdOn Park Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
FORMER MANAGER ENDS LIFE.
w. II. Chadderton Hangs Himself,
Owing 90 III Health.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Oakland, Md. Jan. 5-W. H. Chadder-
ton, who lived at Deer Park. hanged him
self in his barn, owing TO i'll health His
body was found yesterday.
Mr.. Chadderton, until a few days ago.
was manager Of the Altamont Springs
Farm. near Deer Park, owned by Col.
George TruesdeH, Of Washington. D. c.
and was one of the most practical farm
ers in this section He was one of the
officers of the Deer Park Baptist Church.
and prominent in church work He Is
survived by his wife and one son. He
was siXty-hve years Of age.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
VIII Build big Creamery.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
B0yds. Md, Jan. 5.-John l. Burch, who
mas Deen conducting creamery on the
farm of B. Burdette for the past seven or
eight years, viii take charge of a large
creamery to be built on the farm of Mrs.
sara T. Boyd, where the most modern
machinery viii be put In for sterilizlng
the milk and butter and putting it in the
best sanitary condition for shipment TO
Washington and the East.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
plan Another steel Trust City.

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 5.-On the Canadian
side of the river. below Sandwich there
viii arise a city-aHother Gary-to be
built by the United States Steel Corpora
ton. 1t can be stated definitely that IN
the summer work will begin on a mann
moth $25000000 steel plant. that will en-
ploy 5000 men. The United States Steel
Corporation viii build homes for the men
and their families
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
FIRE SCATTERS GUESTS.
Blaze shoots Up Through Roof and
Causes Great Alarm.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Jan. Sire in the
kitchen of Reugers Hotel and Cafe to-
night created considerable excitement
among the guests. The flames went up
through the house and ont AT the top,
Illuminating the heavens and leaving the
impression that a large confagrati0n was
In progress. The fire lasted only a few
minutes, however, and was easily eXtin-
guished. The damage was very Slight.
The fire occurred at the supper hour, and
the dining-rooms were crowded.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
NEW PAPER AT MARTINSBURG.
Democratic Daily VIII BE Estab-
Iished There soon.

Winchester, Va, Jan. Announcement
was made here tonight that interests
affiliated with the Star Publishing Com
pany. Of this city viii enter the Martins
burg newspaper field, and shortly begin
the publication Of new paper 10 be
known as the Evening Journal a com
Dany with $4,000 capital has been or
gained.
II. r. Byrd, of this city, viii be mana
ger, and ex-senator Charles J. Faulkner.
Dr. j. W. McSheTry, Gray Silver. all of
Mdrunsburg. and Congressman H. j.
Flood and Charles Muliikin, Of Virginia.
win make up the directorate The paper
viii support Democratic principles
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
MRS. LEEDS MAKES DENIAL.
Does Not Intend to sue Estate in
Event Of Former Husbands Death.

Richmond, Ind, Jan. 5--3Irs. Jeanette
Leeds to-day denied the story from New
York that she contemplated suing the
estate Of her former husband, W 3.
Leeds, In behalf Of her son Rudolph. in
case his present illness should prove
fatal.
The story is most absurd said Mrs
Leeds. why should I take upon myself
suit for my son? He is old enough 10
take care Of himself The whole affair
grows out of story long in circulation
that l received Sl.00J,0@9 from Leeds In
order TO secure divorce, and that by so
doing my child lost his right to an in
heritance. The 100000 story is a fabri-
cation. ! want TO deny now and for All
time that I received money from Leeds
at the time Of our divorce. I did not get
one cent.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
week of Prayer services.

The annual week-of-prayer services, in
which six Of the Protestant churches of
the city participate, viii begin next Mon
day evening in the Methodist Protestant
Church. The sermon viii be delivered by
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, of Grace Episco-
pal Church, whose theme viii be The
Gospel of Gods SON" The services for
the remainder of the week viii De as fol-
lows: Tuesday. First Baptist Church,
Rev. Charles d. Bulla; Wednesday. Trim
ity NJ T. Church, Rev. DR. W T. Fisher;
Thursday, Grace Episcopal Church, Rev
J. A letters; Friday N. L. Church. South.
Rev J. Il. s Ewel
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Train Kits n Landslide.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd, Jan "a landslide
occurred on the West Virginia division
Of the Western Marylad Railroad a half
mile east of WesternpOrt, and the pas
senger train which leaves Cumberland
for Ell1ins in the afternoon dashed into
the obstruction while running at "A high
rate of speed. The train had a narrow
escape from going into the river.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Funeral of Mrs. DuvaI Held.

srccial % The washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 5.-Funeral services
over the remains Of the late Mrs. Marian
Lee Duyal, wife of the late Dr. Edmund
2 Duval, former State librarian Of
Maryland, who died at her nome Wed
nesday, took place at St. Anne's Pro
testant Episcopal Church at II o'clock
this morning. Rev Joseph p. McComas.
rector, officiating. The interment was
in St Anue's Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
HELD ON SHOOTING CHARGE.
Louis MagFudeF Hound Over for At
tack on Rockville Couple.

ErchAS AaEEHueE 8tuuu over Tor At
tack on Rockville Couple.
Special % The Washington Herald
Rockville, Md, Jan 5.-Louis Magruder.
arrested several days sgo and charged
in two warrants with having made an as
sault upon Elias Young and Sadie Hall
with intent 10 murder them. was given
a preliminary hearing before Justice
Brewer here to-day. The States evil
dence showed that Last Sunday evening
about go o'clock Young ard the woman
were fred upon three times Two bull
lets went through the hat worn by
Young, and one bullet struck the woman.
Young claims that when the second shot
was fired AT him he was facing the as
sailant, whom he recognized as Magruder
in the fash of the revolver. Magruder
and witnesses endeavOred 10 prove an
alibi. but the justice paid no attention
10 this, and held the man To await the
action Of the March term Of the grand
jury, in default of 500 bail
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
FIRST REGIMENT LEADS.
Has Best Shooting Company In Mary
land Militia.
.pecial to The washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md, Jan 5.-The honor of
leading the other organizations Of the
National Guard. which it has held ever
since the present system of marking on
inspection was inaUsurated. was this year
taken from the Fifth Regiment, accord
ing to the report Of inspections just made
to the adjutant general by Col. Charles
D. Gather, Inspector general of the bril-
gade.
Company B. of the First Infantry, sta
toned at Hagerstown, and captained by
Capt. George L. Fisher, with "a percentage
of $50 out of a possible 1G9 points, heads
The other companies of the State this
year Second place WAS captured by Com
pauy 3, of the Fourth, Capt. George r.
Hdupt with S5I5 points
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
EDITOR PRAYS FOR REPORTERS
kalamazoo Paper Tries Innovation
as a Newssathering Aid.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Jan. 5.-John a. Ross.
managing editor of the Kalamazoo Ca
zette, announced to-day that the news de-
partment of the Gazette would be opened
every day in the future with prayer. by
himself or ministers Of the city The an
nouncement created considerable surprise
believe that the reporters viii do
better work, and that the object Of the
newspaper VIII be more thoroughly
reached in this way than heretofore. +"
stated Mr.. Ross.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
JOSEPH F. PAYNE DEAD.
Frederick Citizen Served Through
the War in the Confederate Army.

Frederick Citizen Served Through
the War in the Confederate Army.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Md, Jan. Joseph +. Payne
died at his home in this city on Thurs
day of bronchial trouble. aged seventy
six years. MI Payne WIS native OF
Frederick, and served in the Confederate
army during the civil war. After the
war he returned TO Frederick, and for
many years was active IN Democratic
politics. He was twice married, his first
wife being Miss Mary Eckmau. by whom
he had two sons. one being J. J. Payne.
OF Chicago. His second wife, who was
Aiiss Emma Staub, survives, with 1--WE
daughters and three sons, all residents
OF Frederick
Mr. Payne viii De buried from st
Johns Catholic Church tomorrow morn
ing
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
John HoIIenhercer Dad.

Special TO Tie Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md. Jan. 5.-John Hollen-
berger, q well-known retired citizen, died
tonight at the home of his son. DR.
John Hollenberger H2geTstOWn. from
q complication Of diseases, aged eighty
eight years. He as for many years q
member of the German Baptist Brethren
Church. Five children survive
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

Corner Of Prince and Royal Streeis-
Alexandria. Va, Jan 5-Ten Of the
members of the jury which convicted
Howard Banks, colored, sentenced TO be
hanged next Friday for the murder Of
Thomas EIzey, colored, are said to have
signed the petition, prepared by Attor-
neys Machen q Moncure, asking Gov
Swanson to commute the sentence To life
Imprisonment OF the two other jurors
one was out of town when the effort Of
counsel to secure signatures was started,
but il is said that the attorneys expect to
obtain his Endorsement.
The general sentiment seems TO be in
favor of the milder form of punishment
and executive cIemency. it Is stated, IS
hoped for not only by the prisoner and
counsel representing him, but by many
citizens who take the position that IN
this ease the ends Of justice would be as
well subserved by life imprisonment as
by hanging. The action of the governor
is expected 60 be announced early in
the week.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
seek to End schooIbooL Problem.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. Jan. 5.-Hon r. E.
Byrd, of Winchester, chairman of the
schoolbook committee which is making
a probe into the existing condition Of af-
fairs in Virginia, win go to Richmond
Tuesday when the inquiry viii be re-
sumed. Mr.. Byrd has net been idle, and
says he viii go back with information
that viii greatly aid in getting at the bot
tom of the situation, which ne believes
VIII solve the much vexed schOolbOok
problem in this State
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Second Lieut.. JOSEPH J. HERVEY, Second IL
fsutry Montana National Guard from Fort
William Henry Harrison 70 garrison school, Fort
Douglas
Contract Surgeon JOHN T. HEREFORD to For
Dade, relieving Contract Surgeon IRA \. Al
LEN. who viii proceed TO Fort Mcpherson.
CAPT SAMUEL H. FREEMAN. Tenth Cavalry
First Iieuts HENRY r. RICHMOND FIRST
Cavalry and JOHN J. RYAN, Twelfth Cavalry,
before BOARD at Fort Riley Tor examination f0I
rrgm0ti0n.
Contract Surgeon ALVA r. HULL, from Denver TO
Fort Locan
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Charge Against Sehriver Dismissed.

Justice Cation in the Police Court to-day
dismissed the case against A. A. Schriver,
local agent of the National Sick and Acct
dent Beneficial Association. who had been
cited to appear in court 10 answer the
charge OF conducting an insurance bust
ness without license In announcing
his decision Justice Cation stated that the
action was based on the ground that the
organization represented by the agent
was fraternal its business being con-
Quoted on the lodge principle, and that il
held a license issued by the State corpo-
ration. in which it was specified that the
instrument was in lieu of amy county.
city. or State tax or license. An appeal
was noted 10y Commonwealth Attorney
Samuel G Brent
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

vit;orio Zrliani. a. Boston Mass. and Josephine
Torillo Is Rev. James F. Msckin
Charles w Yates 90 Cleveland Ohio and
Blanche Brown. Is. Remington. Va. Rev. c. +.
Icrgicr.
George Haslinger. .. and Maria Wostel. Il Rev.
F. A. b. Wunnenbsrg.
COLORED.
Andrew Washington. 80 and josephine Wee1ns.
o. Rev Aquila Sayles.
Robert Corn, @ and Mary Swami. .. Rev.
George ". Lee.
John Burton. q, and Florence Acwith, g. Rev.
" 4 l. Morton
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Earthquake in New Jersey

Bound Brook, n. j.. Jan. 5-A slight
earthquake was felt here this evening At
7;S0 o'clock The quake was accompanied
by a heavy rumbling toward the north
and the ground shook enough TO cause
pictures on walls of houses to sway
slightly. The duration of the shock vas
about one second
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Finds Pot of Coin Worth $4,000.

Sergent, Ky, Jan. 5.-Jarvey Hall. a
Boons Fork farmer, while excavating
under a hermit's cabin there yesterday
unearthed "a tin vessel containing S2.OOO
in gold aud silver coin. The house was
once occupied by Allen Hall, who lived a
recluse al his life and died a few years
ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
s5o.ooo BIase at Newport. d..

the Delaware Barytes and Chemical Com
pany, at Newport, near here was de-
stroyed by fire last night The loss IS
estimated at $4,000 TO 100000; partially
insured. Lack Of water hampered the
hremen in fighting the blaze.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Take Postal Examinations.

Seven applicants, five men and two
women, presented themselves al the civil
service examination held at the Post
office Building to-day for the position Of
clerk and carrier at the local Office. one
of the male applicants is colored. Nor
man l. Williamson. secretary Of the local
board, conducted the examination.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
AGED Resident of Frederick Deoa.

Frederick. Nd, Jan. Mrs. Ann Re
becca NorseH, widow of William B. AIor-
sell, one of the most respected residents
Of this city, is dead, at the age of ninety
two. The cause was heart failure.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
I<inr Oscar san Gaini,g

Stockholm. Jan. Skiing Oscar con-
tinues to gain strength. He was able to
sit up for longer periods during the last
two days, and sleeps well at night.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Herald want Ads

VIII be received at Taylor's Pharmacy.
9Th and ? SITS NV, and promptly for
warded TO the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
NnNnI Ordern.

Lieut. Commander J. ; McKEAN. to Navy Yard
League Island.
Lieut.. Commander J. 5 MCDONALD. detached
Ohio. home wait orders
Lieut. Commander W A. EDGAR. detached Dol
phin 90 Ohio
Ensign =. r. DANPAfAN. detached Denver. En-
signs o. e. r. DODGE and G.. X. RICHTER.
detached New jersey. and Ensign c. \ SMITH,
detached NAVY Yard Norfolk al 20 Bureau u
Steam Engineering Navy Department
Ensign &. X. JONES 20 Ohio
Ensign Z. ". FOOTE. detached Ohio TO Vesuvius
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. NJ BLACKWELL To
Naval Academy.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. T. KENNEDY, to
Hancock
Civil Engineer NJ. T. ENDiCOTT retired detached
as chief Bureau o. Yards and Docks. Navy De
fartugnt, 10 special duty, Navy Department.
Civil Enginear H. 4. ROUSSEAU. 70 duty as chief
Bureau q Yards and Docks, Navy Department
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

By order of w. c. Wibert. treasurer of
Alexandria County, nearly 200 pieces of
real estate distributed over the three
districts Of the county. viii be offered for
sale next Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
TO pay the taxes.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
JURORS sign APPEAL
Observation-Disclosures
Death Penalty.
WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES

six Protestant Churches VIII Begin
Annual Meetings in Alexandria To-
morroyv-Candidates for Clerk and
Carrier in Post-ofice Take Exam
mathematical Estate 10 Be sold.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Robert II. Dawson died this morning
after a brief illness at his home, 100
Wilkes street Death was due TO blood
poisoning which resulted from an ap-
parentIy Insignificant injury. He was
fifty-one years of age. A widow and
several children survive him
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
MOvE}IENTs OF VEssELs-The following

OF VESSELs-The following move
mcuts Of vessels have been reported 70 the Blu
reau Of Navigation:
Arrived-Jlhuary J. Morris ar Charleston: L0uisi-
ana. at Navy Yard. y. Y. JsEuary 5-West VIZ
suia. Maryland Pennsylvania. and Colorado. at
Manila.
Sdilod-Iauuary f. Des Moiues from Havana tor
santiago; Connecticut from Newport fer Hamp-
ton Roads; Glacier from Boston for Navy
Yard, y. Y