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The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
AUCTION SALES.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE. SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER or PARK ROAD AND SCHOOL
STREET MOUNT PLEASANT. WASHING
TON. d. C.. CONSISTING or NiNE t2l PAR
TALLY COMPLETED DWELLING HOUSES.
Whereas, default having been made in the pay-
ment q the interest or the debt secured b. eer-
tain deed Of tuist, bearing date the Zis day u
september A. ID. 1876 and recorded among the land
records Of Che District of Columbia on october "a.
1908, IN Liber Z355, folio 80 e seq. and a. ihe
written direction o. the holder and osneT q tie
notes secured By said deed q trust the undersigned
The trustee named Ia said deed Of trust Wili offer
for sale under The provisions teTenf sc public auc-
ton IN 'front.' q the premises. sc THREE O'CLOCK
T. d, on MDADA1, IHE TWENTIETH DAY
or NAY. 1857 the following described land and
premises. with the improvements. easements. rights.
says and appuFtenances thereunto belonging sit
uste and lying in tie District Of Columbi4. Lots
numbered six hundred and one t61li sin hundred
and tao co., six hundred and three 1851 six han-
dFsd and feiH f6eil siK hundred and seven 5gl SIX
hundred and eight i69s. six hundred ard nine i5si.
six hundred and ten isl0l, and SIX hundred and
eleven GID. IN A. b. Iames7us Subdivision Of part
q block numbered four a. Ia S. L. Browu's sub
division Of pan Of the tract Of iaad now known IS
Mount Pleasant as per plat recorded il Libar
County No. - folio o. y the records n the ofics
Of The surveyor Of the District of Columbia
This property viii be sold as az entirety. CT iH
single lots. may be directed b the trustee the
tine Ct the sale.
Terms Il sale: One-third q the purchase price 10
cash tof Hhich a deposit Of $50 must be made %
The trustee az the time e sale Il sold as al entirety
and of 800 per l0L if sold iu ots and the balance
IN equal notes Of the purchaser. payable IN one and
two years from date Of sale. Nith iutgesl az the
rate d PER centHn per aHnsm. payable seni-anna-
ally, said notes % be secured by aTst deed q trust
On the property sold, Or all cash az the option q
he purchaser The terms Of sale 70 b. compiled
18th within twenty DAYS from the date Of sale in
default Of which the property Wil be resod az the
risk and cost u the defaulting purchaser after nTs
days Reimbursement in some newspaper Published
ia Washington d. g.
All eonFeJancing title examination and recording
at the expense II the purchaser UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
Trustee By EDWARD J. sTELLWAGEN, Press
dent, No l4H street noTthwssf. Atfsst. tseaLl
GEORGE T. FLEMING. Secretary my7-d&dsezs
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles F. smith. g Of Bowie, Nd. and Johanna
J. Lunqbsrd. q, Of New YORK City. Rev. J. B.
Mclaughlin.
Arthur Emmons, y. and Louise H. Webel q
Rev J. Luther Funtz.
William F. Weaver O. Of McCanie. Va, and
Ida L. Drumgold. 2. Of Mount Vernon, y. I.
Rev. u. G.. MscLeod.
James A. Callan. 3. and Elizabeth Lerch, 8.
Rev Joseph l. Mcguire.
Ira Moore, o. Of Mount Rainier, Nd and Bertha
Wheeler 20 Rev. A. J. Carey.
COLORED.
Ahner johnson, g and Lizzie Brown, "a Rev.
Isaac Wright
William Johnson S. and Martha Henderson. 3.
Rev. George v. Lee.
Rev 6 2. ". Drew.
James y Day. a. and Macie Lee. 70. Rev.
Edgar Murphy
Alfred ". Pride. .. and Ause C. Ferguson. %.
Rev. A. J. Tyler
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TAFT AFTER MARYLAND VOTE.
Wachter Receives Letter from Bur-
ton Requesting Support.
lpecial 70 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md, May 7-Secretary of
War Taft seems to be in the saddle as far
as the Republican nomination for the
Presidency is concerned, and Maryland's
vote in the nominating convention is not
being overlooked. In former Representative
WachteT's mail was the following letter
from T. E. Burton. of Ohio. chairman OF
the Rivers and HarbOrs Committee:
L am very much interested In the nom
ination Of Secretary Taft for the Presi-
deney. and hope you will see your way
clear TO give him your valuable support.
Il am going TO Cleveland, but expect to
return here before very long / shall be
very glad to hear from you at any time.
and hope you may meet with the best of
success"
The letter was written in Washington
May f.
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ola Firm DissoIrer.
al to The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, May THE wholesale
grocery firm Of Bowling, Spots & Com
pany. which has been conducting a thriv-
ing business here for many years. has
just dissolved partnership by mutual
agreement Of four OF the firm members.
The dissolution was not made by reason
of financial pressure. as the firms assets
are ample for all liabilities, but the part
ners desire to retire from the business.
The firms assets amount to SO. 900 II. E
Summerson was made liquidating trustee.
giving bond Ia S50.0oQ.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Granhy-Harry T. Clayton e. ux. to Andrew Wilson
aHd Noel ". Barksdse. 10 secure William J.
Weber. $500. / year. per cent. semi-annuaIly
lot IT,
Chiehester- Hiram l. Brown et NIX. 10 George NJ
Emmerieh and Douglass s. Afackau 10 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. 81 800 lots Z and s
Square 554-Charies ]. Matthews and William F.
Braund ct 20 Chapin Brown and Henry H.
btrgmann. 10 secure Oriental Building Assoeis-
tion No, 6. ssta9 lot So
Square civilian Eimbeck to Ererard C. Brown
and Charles B. Clark. 20 secure George n
Jesse. $50. 20 months. PER cent. lot 81.
stony Hill, Conclusion, and Bayleys Purehase-sue
G. Bohrend et yir.. Samuel X. to d. Darby
Thompson and G. Gordon Barley, to secure
George II. Wagner. s2000. 3 years. s per cent.
semi-anuually. part.
Square Si-,lancs d. and Margaret A. Cushman. to
BENJAMIN s. Miner ami Frederick W. McRey-
nolds, 10 secure 4. c. West. S3l5, years. per
cent. semi-snnually, lot Is.
Square 9sl-HoWard Ratclif Ct ux. TO Henry H.
B1Tgmann and George n EameFich. 70 secure
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Eanitr Court 30. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


Trent rs stark commission ordered 60 issue.
C1mplainant's solicitors. Irving Williamson and j.
f. Buudg
rlainsnt's sclicitors. g. " BosIe and T. l. Gies
defendants solicitors, r. J.. shsehy, Chaplin Brown.
and g.. H. Baman
Marriott vs. Mutual improvement Society James
A. Toemey appointed receiver; bond. $3.50. Gem
pllinsuts solicitors ". s;Jue Absrt and Howard
Bogd; defendants solicitors. J. A. Toemey and j.
w. Patterson
Cooke Britt. aad.tor's report ratified. Con-.
rlsin8nts solicitors. Gordon & Gorioa.
Mussey OmUm; reference % auditor. Com
plaiuan-s solicitor Ellen s. 1Iussey. defendant
solicitor r. q. Buttau.
Edwards vs. Mauuin notion 10 refer cause 20
auditor cveUued. Complainant solicitors. Robin
son 4 Robinson Defendants solicitors. Douglas &
Do1Eias
In re lunay n Emily Nurlock; wit De luuatic1
inqgrendo ordered 20 l-sue. Attorney, Edwin For
resr.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81 Sabhs vs.. sabbs. Attorneys Thomas l.
Jmes-lI Cliukscales
Ne z9 Leesnitzer vs. padsstt Attorneys, NJ
BBTke-J. ]. Darlington aud J. y. 0IcGiH
No. 2i5. Mitchell Arizona Mining COMPANY.
Attorneys. CLAYTON +. Euic-E H. Jackson
No 81. Morizi ard Mlrisi SIS. Palmer. ATTORNEYS.
Crandah Mackey and Wilton J. Lsmbert-W Mosby
Williams
No Zo. BunthaTer IS Salty. Attorneys. Wilson
& BaTksdaie-J. J. Darlington
Ne. -. Dohs0u IS. Dohsou Attorney. Ge1rce ".
Drew-Air. Little
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TALES TOLD HERE.

Some remarkable stories are be-
ing told of this simple home pre-
scription curing Rheumatism and
Kidney trouble. even after the
most noted health resorts failed TO
give the slightest relief. Here is
the prescription and directions for
taking: Mix by shaking we'll in
bottle one-half ounce Fluid Ex-
tract Dandelion. one ounce Com
pound Kargcn, three ounces Com
pound slrup sarsaparilla. Take as
a dose one teaspoonfuI after meals
and at bedtime.
No change need be made tn your
usual diet. but drink plenty OF
good water.
This mixture, writes one author
ity. has a peculiar tonic effect
upon the Kidneys; cleansing the
clogged-up pores of the eimina-
tive tissues. forces the Kidneys 10
sift and strain from the blood the
uric acid and other poisonous
waste matter, overcoming Rheu-
matism, Bladder, and Urinary
troubles in a short while.
Every prescription pharmacy can
supply the ingredients. which are
easily mixed at home There Is no
better blood cleansing agent or
system tonic known, and certainly
none more harmless or simple 10
use.
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GOV. wARFIELD CELEBRATES.
MaryIand's Chief Executive Gives
birthday Party at Annapolis.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md, May Z-GOv. Warfleld
was fifty-nlne years old to-day He spent
the morning tTansacting business at his
Baltimore Office and the afternoon in An
napolis surrounded by members OF his
family. In celebration of the anniversary
the governor gave a stag birthday dinner
at the government house tonight. his
guests being the officers and directors Of
the Fidelity and Trust Deposit Company.
of Baltimore Of which he is president.
The guests al the dinner We're Judge +.
". Biddle, Carlisle, Pa; Gen. Van Lear
Black. Joseph A. BOlgiano. Herman L.
Bosler. Charles T. Fink Westminster.
Md. Solomon Frank, Frank A. Furst. NJ.
Gillet Gil. David Hutzler, Lloyd Lown-
des, Cumberland, Nd; J. Y. McNeal. Sey-
mour Mandelbaum. J. Dudley Mason,
Charles r. Miller. Harry Nicudemus. A
Webster Smith. Simon II. Stein. George
Warfeld. Clarence w Watson. Thomas
A. WheIan. John H. Wight. Henry T.
Platt New York: Fred s. Axtell George
r. Gist. Edward ID. Martin. ]. Arthur
Nelson, and Alexander Murdoch.
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Eauitv suits.

Nc. zo5l. Joseph H. Becker vs. sadie f. Becser
dircrce Camrainauts solicitor. ". j. Lambert
No. Ee52. Louisa Prince vs. Frank L. Prince
maintenance, C0mplainaHts solicitors. Leo p. Hsr-
los aud ~ J. Queen.
Ncl 2l53 Washington loan and Trust Company
rs. Guy Il. johnson and Joseph D. sullivan Te-
ceirgrs. e. al interplelder Coml lainsuts s0lici-
tog J. p Larler.
No. ZOjl JCanueTte !. Lashh0rn IS. Bernard: 10
appoint trustee 20 reease, Complaina7ts solicitor
II S. Welrl.
No. Ed55 William J. Zrh Us James Ryan et al /:
70 forecose trust Complainants solicitor, T. Ed
ward Mitchell
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
URGE STRAUs TO RUN.
Democrat Leaders Want BaItimorean
for Attorney General.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore. May Isaac Lobe Straus
is being talked of as the candidate of
the Democratic party for attorney gen
eral of the State next fall, and it is
said that he has received assurances of
support from the leaders, especially those
in the city
When asked to-day about his candidacy,
Mr.. Straus said that It was as yet too
early for him to discuss the matter but
he did not deny that some Of his friends
were interested in his behalf He ad-
mitted that the Office of attorney general
would not on general principles be dis
tasteful to him. but he was unwilling 10
talk at this time about any aspirations ne
might have.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
school Principals Reappointed.

SPECIAL % The washington HeTaId
Hagerstown. Nd. May Prof. c.
Edwin Carl was re-appointed principal of
the Male High School; Prof. B. Frank
Conrad. assistant principal; Prof John 3.
Houser, principal of the Female High
School; Mrs. Emma B. Mentzer. assistant
principal. The joint commencement exer-
eises of the two schools will be held June
II. Rev. DIT. Conrad Clever viii deliver
the diplomas and the John Mcpherson
Scott gold prize.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
BODY FOUND IN RIVER.
Police Believe Poverty Drove p. e.
Linn 10 Suicide.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, May THE body of a
young white man, neatly dressed, and
supposed TO be 7. f. Linn, was found
floating in the Elizabeth River by
fisherman this morning The body had
not been in the water more than a few
hours. In the pockets of the clothing
were found envelopes bearing the name
of r E. Linn, but there was nothing to
throw any further light on the identity
of the dead man.
A pawn ticket. dated yesterday, was
also found on the body. The police are
inclined TO believe that the man commit
ted suicide on account Of poverty, the
pawn ticket and the lack of anything Of
value IN the pockets supplying the evi-
dence for this theory. An inquest viii be
held tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Lawsuits.

Ne. l9sl7 Marion Ryan vs. Dstrict Of Columbia
damages $1,000 Plaintiffs attorneys Ambrose a
Stutlcr and Wilmer Latimar
Ne. 4sils Moore & Hill appellants rs. Lewis
Z. Bremiugsr, appeal. Plaintiff attorney, Wilton
!. Lambert.
No. 1919 Arthur A. Alexander vs. Mckay Com
uany appeuanti appeal Defendants attorney
Philip Walker.
M. $500. Winton Motor Carrisge Company vs..
William $. Spencer; rcreviu Plaintiffs attorneys
T. 4. Jcnes and George c. Shinn
Nc. 1921. Hammer Dr, Plate Company ys. H. G.
Wagner Photo COMPANY account &6lI. Plaintiff s
attorney. H. Nnship Wheatley
No. 1912 Lodovic1 Nautcgau ". Manhattan
Laundry Company damages 4G0 Plaintiffs attcr-
neys Tucker & KENYON.
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schools to BE consolidated.

speclaI @ Iho Washington Herald.
Rockville Nd. May 1.-The county pub
lie school commissioners have decided to
consolidate the public schools at Sligo.
Forest Glen, Wo0dside, and Linden. and
establish q graded school above Sligo A
building TO cost about 5000 viii be erected
and every effort viii be made to complete
the structure by next January.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
TWO WEDDINGS AT ROCKVILLE.
Washington Couples Married in
Maryland Town.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Md, May Two Washing
ton couples were married here to-day
They were Alvin Brooke Harrell, aged
twenty-three years, and Miss Adele Her
enel Campbell, aged nineteen years, and
Ralph Neal, aged twenty-five, and Miss
Nina Franklin Gunette, aged eighteen
years. The oficiting ministers were Rev
5. r. White, of the Baptist Church, and
Rev. z. B. Prettyman, Of the n T.
Church South, respectively.
A license TO marry was issued here to-
day to Richard Cralle Laurenson and
Miss Rose Elizabeth Dorman. both Of
Washington. The age of each was given
as twenty-One years.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
RECEIVERS FOR DICKSON FIRM.
suits Pending Against Missing
FFedeFieksburg, Va, Merchant.

SPECIAL @ The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg, Va. May 7.-Messrs.
Chichester & Goolrick. counsel for Rob
ert S. Dickson, proprietor Of the Dickson
Hardware Company of this city, made
application in the Corporation Court to-
day for the appointment of a receiver, 10
to take charge of the business.
This action was necessitated by several
suits pending against the business and
an attachment issued on the stock of
goods by William S. Dickson, father of
the proprietor. in the sum of $500. bor-
rowed money. The receivers will be ap-
pointed tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
H. A. Hansen Missing.

A telegram was received to-day by
Chief Goods, of the police force. from
Quartermaster Herring. at Fort Washing
ton, stating that II. A. Hansen. a Swede.
cook on the government tug Gushing, was
missing, and was believed TO have fallen
overheard near Fort Washington The
local authorities We're requested TO keep a
lookout for the body.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Funeral of II. W. Falls.

Funeral services over the remains of
Robert W. Falls. whose death occurred in
Washington Sunday. were held this after
noon al the residence OF his daughter.
Mrs. J. J. Green. 207 South Fairfax street.
Rev z. p Phillips. rector OF St Paurs
Church, and Rev. Nelson Falls. OF Wash
ington. oficiated. The paHbearers were
Philip Bowen. A. B. Kelley, Martin Me
Quade, and Col. Caroway. Of Washington.
and Capt Robert F. Knox and Samuel r.
Lunt. The interment was made in Ivy
Hiu Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Heavy Vote at Emmitsburg.

Emmitsburg, May THE annual
election for town officers resulted as
follows; Burgess, T. z. Zimmerman;
commissioners, William Morrison. John
II. Rosensteel. Joseph D. Caldwell, Her
bert NJ. Ashbaugh, NJ. T. Shuh. and
Harry c. Harner. The vote was the
heaviest polled in several years, there
being nineteen candidates in the field.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
LOVING ENGAGES COUNSEL.

John l.. Lee and r.. Walton Moore to
Aid in Defense.
Speeisi to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. May 7.xIt was given
out here to-day. in an authoritative way
that John l. Lee, the noted criminal at
torney Of this city. who was Of counsel
in the strother case at Culpeper, the Mc-
Cue case in Charlottesville. and some Of
the Hargis cases in Kentucky, ana r.
Walton Moore, Of Fairfax, have been as
ISOLATED with Aubrey r. STROBE, of this
city. as counsel for Judge Loving in the
charge against him for the killing Of
theodore Estes at Oak Ridge.
The counsel have not conferred yet, but
it Is expected that they viii hold con-
ference before the grand jury will be
given the case for its consideration, May
q. at Livingston, in the Nelson County
Court
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
RASIN LEAVES HALF MILLION.
Inventory of Late Baltimore Demo-
cratic Leaders Estate Filed.

Baltimore, May An inventory of the
personal estate of the late I. Freeman
Rasin, the Democratic leader, who died
March s, was filed to-day in the Orphans
Court. The property was appraised b.
court appraisers at 1929, ,62155. 1t COLI
sists of stocks and bonds.
This is only d partial inventory as Mr..
Rasin was a large holder of real estate.
Much of his possessions Of this nature.
# is said. are in ground rents of Balti-
more City. 1t is believed that when capt.
talized they will bring the value of his
estate up as high as $500. .0o0
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Smoked Hams Go Up in Flames.

Special to Tie Washington Herald
Suffolk, Va. May Fifteen thousand
dollars worth of Smithheld hams were
burned early this morning in Smlthfeld.
Va, whose fame is almost nation wide.
They were owned by Benjamin P Chap
man, packer. There was no insurance.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
DEMOCRATS PLAN PRIMARIES.
State Central Committee of Mary
land to Meet in Baltimore,

SIect1t 20 Inc washington fitla41
Baltimore. May IA call has been is
sued by Chairman Murray Vandiver for u
meeting OF the members OF the Demo
cratic State central committee of Mary
land at the Eutaw House, May %. Ar
rangements will be made for the prima-
ries throughout the State for the election
OF delegates to the State convention to
nominate candidates for governor. for
comptroller. for attorney general, and for
clerk of the Court OF Appeals. Il is an
nouuced that this convention will be held
early IN July.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
ResoIute CouneiI CeIebrntes.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, May More than one
thousand persons thronged the Academy
Of Music tonight. when Resolute Council
Junior o. L. A. NJ, celebrated the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of its organization.
State Councillor Thad S. Wastler, of Bueaa
Vista, was the orator.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Robert W. Ferneyhough Dead.

SPECIAL TO The Nashingtoa Herald
Fredericksburg. Va, May Robert W
Ferneyhough died to-day at the home of
his son. Milton Ferneyhough. in Stafford
County, aged eighty-seven years. He is
survived By enc daughter ana two sons.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

The funeral Of Margaret NJ. Lyles. wife
of Policeman William E. Lyles. was held
this morning from St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Rev. Father Kelly. the assistant
pastor, conducted the services. The pail
bearers were o. J. Nugent, Joseph Drei-
fus. W. II. Mcbride, A. J. Nicholson,
Steward Jones' and E. NJ. Seiders.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

The building committee of the Washing
ton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South has opened number OF bids for the
construction Of the proposed George r.
Hin memorial building. but as the figures
in each were higher than expected. no
contract was awarded. Il is said TO be
probable that the erection of the building
Will be deferred.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

In the Alexandria City Circuit Court to-
day. a final decree was entered in the case
of J. p. Agnew against the Jackson
Phillips Brick Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
RAISING FAIR FUNDS
jamestown Exposition Off
cialS Visit Capital.
CORTELyoU APPROVES PLAN

Secretary Of Treasury Hears Details
Of Proposed S4OO.OOO Loan from
President Tucker-Sum VIII En-
able Company to Pay Outstanding
Obligations and Leave Balance.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
DAILY COURT RECORD
eruesday, Way 7, 1907

comb and W. 81. Ellison-sinaa & Smith and D.
W. Baker
No 5g5. Ksissr vs.. Southern Railway Company
Atiorne5s Gittings & Chamberln-Hsmilton, Col
bart * Hamilton.
No. 49, Bartlett vs.. PeursylTania Railroad Com
paay. Attorneys w. II. Il. Hart-McKeuney &
Eiannery.
No 81 Hart IS PennsylEania Railroad Com
pany. Attorneys, w. II. Il. Hau-McKsnney &
FsnnerY.
No. 57s. Raymond rs. Riley. Attorneys. Ralston
& Siddons-DoHglss Douglas
No 5s5 FeaTno Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. George l., Tra.les-Hamit0D, Colbert,
Yefkes & Hamilton
No. 5lL Hilton ". Lanston Monotype Machine
Company. Attorneys. Rup & EBHis-A. 4.
H0ehliag. ir.. Alex. Browne and Evans Browne.
No eos. Atchison District of Columbia At
t0TnEys. Lancaster & Smith,. H. Thomas.
No. co. Parsons IS Redmond. Attorneys, Tucker
& kenyon-R. Golden Donaldson.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Polling vs.. Capital Traction Company on trial.
Plaintiffs attorneys. H. II. Classic and c. h..
syme: defendants attorneys r. Ross Peny 4 Son
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Criminal Court No. i.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States IS. Leonard l. Guthridge embezzle-
ment on trial Attorney. Wilton J. Lambert.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. William r. Minnx.
United States IS Minnie Dent
United States IS. James II. Dawson.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Lyon vs.. Willard Hotel Company. continued
the term. Plaintiffs attorney, W g. Frentiss;
feudants attomeys. Hamilton. Colbert a Hamilton.
Chester IS. Capital fuetion Company; continued
by agreement Plaintiff attorneys Barnard q
Johnson; defendants attorney. q. Thomas Dunlop.
Forsyth IS Person; dismissed bg agreement with
costs. Plaintiffs attorney. stuart Mcnamara. de-
feudaats attorneys, Hayden & Frame
MeDouald IS. Webb; dismissed on sfiPulation.
Defendants attorney " stone Albert.
Scott vs.. spTingman; dismissed. Plaintiff attor-
ney. r. W. Frisby.
3fcAlahon vs. OConnor; dismissed Plaintiffs at
toTncy. F. J. Wissner; defendants attorney. A. A
LiIscomb.
Kolb vs. Anthony, dismissed. Plaintiffs attoTneys.
Baker Shuehy H0un
Sterling IS. ofutt; continued. Plaintiffs sttor-
ney, }. L. Topper; defendants attorney. r. J. Wiss-
uef.
Posey vs. Hau. dismissed Plaintiffs attorney.
Wilton ]. Lambert: defendants attorney. J. B.
Archer.
Collins g. Warwick. dismissed b. plaintiff. Plain.
tfs attorney, W. 4. Amhrosei defendants attor-
neg. C. SE. Darr.
United States vs.. George Wallace embezzlement
forfeiture set aside defendant sgraigned; plea not
guilty. Aitorneg. Fountain Peytou.
Assignments f1r to-day
No. %. Donohoe vs.. Heald. Attofneys. ". E.
Amhrcse-B. T. Leighton.
Ne. g. Warwick rs- Staples. Attorneys. C. "
Dar-Gecrse J. Hooper
M. 8. Burrows IS. Mitchell Attorneys. L. P.
Lofing-J r. Shields
No. g Beitzen Riley Attorneys. J. A.
BgrEart-Bates Warren.
No 81. Atkinson SIS. Sturgeon Defendants at
torusy, Hayden johnson.
No. 96 Biebsr IS. Columbia Bund. Defendant S
attorneys. Hcndleim RCthschud
40. H2 Hicks Ts. Dempsey Attorney. J. A.
Burkart
30. iai, Andersen VS.. National Mortar Company.
AttUmeys HoWard Boyd-Milian & Smith
Whitley IS. American Home Life Issuance Com
pany. Attorneys J. ". Patters0n--W. o. Gardner