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The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
WOMAN CLUBS MEET.
Montgomery County Federation En-
joy Good Programme.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd, April l6-The Montgom-
cry County Federation of Woman's Clubs
met at Kensington to-day. The following
clubs were represented: Kensington
Rockville. BaTnestown. Bethesda. Wed
nesday FOrtnightly, Social Science. and
the Montgomery Woman's Suffrage Asso-
ciation
An interesting programme was carried
out, which included the following fea-
lures; Paper by Mrs. Mary Bentley
Thomas on school attendance" talk on
Japan, by Mrs Mary G. Brooke, piano
solo, by Miss Terrin; address on Child
labor and its problems by II Writ
Steele. of Baltimore; solo, by Mrs. Sor-
berger. address on jamestown, " by Mrs.
Sioussat, president of the State fedora
tiOu.
The following officers were elected.
President, Mrs. z. J. IIartshorne; vice
presidents, Miss Rebeca Miller. Mrs. Marv
Bentley Thomas. Mrs. J. Harry Cunning
ham, Mrs. Robert c. Warheld. Miss Rose
Wilson. Mrs. Seymour W TuHcch. and
Mrs. w. d. Little: recording secretary.
Mrs. George Wright; corresponding score
tary. Miss Anna Farquhar, treasurer.
Mrs. Ernest H. DarVy.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

Railway Attorneys Chaplin Brown ard George w
DTcU-I- H. Lauer
No. is5. Barber & Ross 50. kimmel Attorneys
Wauhugton Hesld 4 Fraiisr-Iohu Hid1at.
Nc 6I Buchanan Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. X. H. AicNeiI-J. J.
Darlington.
30. 559 Hombl0WeF GeorEe Washington Uni.
yersity- Attorneys. p. W. Hackgtt-W. &. Clephane
and vs.. b. Mattinsiv.
No. lls tappCais Briel Rowland Attorneys
J. y. Coughlan-A. B. Well.
No. Parser Ts. American HyFieuic Brick Tile
Company. Attorness. Phillip Walker-Iohn Rilout
No. So Walters vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Lockie Fulton x
Cox-J. J. Darlington.
Ne. 81 Ward IS. VarHen Attorneys Chaplin
Brown and j. Paul EaTusst-W. +, Ma1tiugy.
No. 5ll- Hilton vs. Laus.on MonotyFs Machine
COMPANY. Aromcys ThCo. Rupn and G. n. Enuis-
A a. Hoehlng. r.. Alex. Britton. aud Evans
hmm.
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Circuit court No. I
ITsTICF MRIGHT


Gamble rs Willard Hotel Company: continued for
the term Plaintiffs attorneys Fred BeaH and
William Henrg White: defendants attorneys Ham
Hton. Colbert & Hamilton
King administrator. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company: verdict for plaintiff for s76i0 and
Judgment forthwith. Plaintiffs attorneys Barnard
johnson; DEFENDANTS attorneys, Hamilton. Col
bert q Hamilton.
Elliott IS Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company ct al causes consolidated for
trial and jury respited Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker
g. Kenyon Frank ID. Blackstone and r. S H4,ide-
kopey; defendants attorneys, AcKeuney & F1annery
and J. H. HAYDEN.
Iaadvoght Paul verdict for plaintiff fer 81 500
Painiihs attorneys, iuiman q Poe defendants
attorneys A. A. Hincy aud c. l. Frailey.
Assignments Cor TO-DAY:
No. 553. Eli0tt vs. New York Continental Jewell
Filtration coafany Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
Blackstone & Huidck0per-E H. Thomas.
No, 53 seartzell. Rheem & Hensey, COMPANY vs.
Lamb Att1meys. Nelson Wilson-John Ridout
No. S3l. Miller Washington and Gettysburg
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
DETECTIVES TO WATCH FORT.
sIeuths VIII Keep Close Surveii-
lance ON Foreigners.

sieeiai TO me washington Hefdlus
Norfolk, Va. April 1.-THE War De-
partment has authorized Col George T.
Harrison, of the Artillery Corps, the com
manding officer of Fort Monroe, Va. TO
employ. during the existence Of the
jamestown Exposition. ten private detee-
tives, whose duties it shall be TO see that
no unauthorized persons get within the
new fortiications guarding the entrance
TO Hampton Roads
These detectives will be put OF, guard be-
cause OF the great number Of foreigners
who viii visit Norfolk and vicinity IN the
six months the Exposition VIII be open.
AS, perhaps, q large number Of these
visitors win be military men, who would
naturally have some curiosity TO know
the strength of the fortifcations guarding
Hampton Roads. which is one Of the four
most important coast artillery posts in
the country, this precaution IS considered
wise.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Equity Suits.

No. 27oo5 Charles G. Griffith SIS Henry Randall
Webb et al. to eoustrue WilI Complainant so
hcitor. T. p. Earnest.
No. ZOOS Charles F. Pitt vs. George n En-
merich, treasurer et al To substitute trustee Com
niainaHt solicitor }. A. Naedei
No. S0l. Mary Fl. Snyder VS. Charles II. Snyder
e a. diverse. Compliments solicitor, Campbell
Darlington
Ma aes. Cur y. johnson and Joseph D. SalH-
van, receivers q Martin Bros, vs., Harriet Colne
10 declare trust and for conveyance. C0mpainants'
solicitors. Barnard & johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

Baltimore, Nd, April 16.-An attempt
to assault a young white woman was
made early this morning about half a
mile from Bengies Station. on the Phila-
delpnia. Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road
The victim was Miss Elizabeth Ann
Stevens, who is employed as a stenogra-
pher in Baltimore. and who was on her
way TO her place of employment when
she was attacked. TWO men were placed
under arrest by the Baltimore County
police
The two men arrested are Joseph
Smith. eOlored, who denied all knowledge
Of the affair. and who was soon released.
and white man. who gaze his name as
John Green. but who could NOT satisfac-
tcrily account for his presence not far
from the scene OF the attempted assault.
Cut Through Woods.
Miss Stevens is daughter of Wilson T.
Stevens. who lives about half a mile from
Bengies Station. II was Miss Stevens
custom TO come into Baltimore every
morning on an early train. Sometimes.
when she had little time, she was in the
habit Of taking an unfrequented short cut
through bit of woodland between her
home and the railroad station. She did
this to-day, leaving her home about 1880
O'Clock, and hurried through the lonely
bit OF woods toward the railroad station.
The account which Miss Stevens gave
her family of the assault before she be-
came unconscious was practically as fol-
lows She had taken the short cut
through the woods 10 the station, and.
so far as she could see, was absolutely
alone on the path.
Unable 10 see AssaiIant.
When about half way to the station. a
man, whose face she did not see. stepped
behind her and placed his hand firmly over
her eyes, throwing her to the ground.
Whether the hand was that Of a white
man or q negro she was unable 70 say.
but thought that It was that of white
man. She Immediately became uncon-
seious and when she recovered her senses
she found herself lying in the wood She
staggered 20 her feet and made her way
10 her home, where. after telling her
mother of the attack she became uncon-
scious again, and remained so for several
hours
On account Of Miss Stevens inability to
see the face of the man who attacked her
the police regard the chances of identhca-
ti0n as doubtful
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Democrats Fix Primary Date.

sTaclaI % Inc Na5lIngIOn H9TaIu
Newport News. Va. April 16.-The
senatorial district Democratic commit
tee fixed June 20 as the date for the
summer primary Newport News and
the counties Of York. Warwick, and
Elizabeth City are in this district. Sen
at0r S. ". Holt desires TO be reelected.
and ne is opposed by Aylett Ashby. In
the race for the legislature are w. E.
Barrett, who wants to be reelected:
s Otis Bland A. A. Moss. and j. H.
Hawkins
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Equity Court No. 2.
sTICE GOULD


Brown rs. HrUWn. reference TO examiner Thomas
II. Fitnam AID " W. Bride appointed L. defend.
Ccmplainant's 'ohcitor. ". +. Ambrose.
SchrcEler Washington Brewery Company de
mUuer SUSTAINED. with leave to amend in thirty
days ComDla a'naut5 solicitors. Cuttings q Chamber
liu and j. J.. Topper; defendant solicitor II T.
Wo0dard,
nioudonne Us, Levy; bill dismissed for failure to
file replication 20 answer C0mplainant's solicitor
John Ridout. dcfeudauts solicitor Hayden Johnson
Curwin Us. COrWini deed ooT' citing deed and APP
p3.itlug James n. Proctor. trustee to convey Con-
plainants solicitor James n Proctor; defendant s
solicitor, Charles II. Turner
no assignment fer to-day.
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Cireuit Court No. 2
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Adjourned until Wednesday. Auril Y. 1907.
Assignments for wednesday. April IT, 1897:
80. l52 Catholic University u America vs. Wae
gaman Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert a Hamilton
W f Alattingly, j. B Laruer and Arthur Peter.
No. 40l Cover vs.. Southern Railway Company
Attorneys, Padgett & Fouest-Hamilt0n. Colbert <
hamilton
No. Il6 Barnes vs.. Slater. Attorneys Turner 4
Mitchcll-GeoTge f. Williams.
No 865 Talbot vs. McDermott. Attorneys b.
+, LcEhtOu-J, J. Darlington.
No, as Noses vs.. Chase. Attorneys, L. J.
Mathew. ]. lambert.
No q Oligori vs. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Attorneys. A. 5. Worthing-
t0n--3ickcuuey & FlaWnery.
No. 4i2. Knickerbocker ys. Willis Attorneys, J.
J. Darlington Carlisle & johnson.
No &c. Nlerillat vs. brennan Construction Com
pany Attorneys, Mcriliat Ambrose. J. Dar-
lingt0n and Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
No. SIS CarmOdy Construction Company vs.
StanHETd. Attorneys. t. II. ThUmas-Hamiltun
Colbert & Hamilton,
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
z H. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Att0meys

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a District Court. In DC tie
extension Of Monroe street. Anac0sIia, T. e. from
daErson street noftlvaFd 90 the Auzcastia Eiter-
District Court No. 7Z7-NoIioe IS hereby given tbas
tie Commissioners cf the District Of Columbia UuI-
suaut 10 the provisions Of an act of Congress sD-
proved June z. ll5 entitled, An act making az
iHppriati0ns to provide for the extension of the
government 0f the District ri Columbia fuT the
fiscal year ending june So 1885, and for other pur-
poses. have hied a Petition in tins court pray
ing te condemnation of the land Necessary Tor ths
extension Of Monroe street, AHlcastja. D. C. from
Harrison street uortlwaTd To the Anaeustia River.
as shown on plat map fled with the said
petition as part thereof. and PRAYING also tIst
JURY or I've ludfcirss experienced dlslutefestcd
who shall he freeholder within the Disiric. %
columbia. not related % any person interested IN
these proceedings sud n5t ia the service employ
meut q the District q Columbia or of the United
states. he summoned bv the United States marshal
Tor the District Of Columbia 60 assess the dam
ases each owner q land so be taken may sustain
hy reason q the Aforesaid extension u Monroe
street and thc condemnation of the land necessary
Tor the purposes tIcTG1f ard 90 assess The benefits
resulting thereirum. including the expenses oftess
IFoceediuzs provided for and by the Aforesaid
act ot Congress 70 is. hF The court this IIfh day
Of April A. D. 1907. ordered that al persons haF-
ing sHy interest 10 these ufuoeslings he and theF
are hereby warned I'D commanded to appasr IN
this court OF before ,he 7TH DAY OF NAY A.
ID. ~, 81 % O'Clock a. m-. and cqatluue in at
tendance until the conn shall have made it5 f8ai
order fatif5ins and confirming the award of dam
ages and the assessment of benefits Of the iurv %
he empaueied aud sworn herein. and Il IS further
nrderRd that c1pv nf this notice and order D. DID
iushed once IN the Washington Law Reporter and
for SIX secular DAYS ia the Washington Egening
Star, The Washington Herald and the Washing
ten Times nsWsI apers published ID the said District
commencing al least twenty days before tie said
fth day of MAJ a. - 1907 Il is further ordered
that copy Of TINS notice and order be served bY
the United States marshal OF his deputies upou
such OF the 0Wlers Of the land % he condemned
herein. a. may De foaad hv She said marshal o-
his deputies within the District Of Columbia and
upon the tenants and occupants Of the same before
the said 9TH dsy Of May. A l.. 1871. By the court
JOB BARNARD. Justice true cnpy-Tesr-
tSeall J. K. YOUNG Clerk b. r. r. Gun
NiNGHAM. Assistant Clerk apl2 I5l5Isl7s
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
PATRICK HENRY CABELL DEAD.
Veteran College Professor and Sol
dier Passes Away.

spscial TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, April l6-Patrick Henry
cabell. seventy years Of age. Of Nelson
County. father of Roy f. Cabel. post
master of Richmond, died at the Memorial
Hospital this morning.
Sir. Cabeii was the son Of George Wash
ington Caben. grandson Of Col. Samuel
Jordan CabelI, an officer Of the Revolu-
tionary war, and for several years 4 mem
ber of Congress. He became OF age Just
before the opening If hostilities between
the States being AT that time a professor
of Greek at Lynchburg College. He cast
his first vote against secession, but went
10 the front Immediately thereafter as q
member OF the LyHehbuTg Rifle Grays.
and saw active service until disabled He
is survived by his wife. one sister. aud
nine children. The remains VIII be taken
TO the old home in Nelson County for
burial tomorrow. His sons will act as
pallbeaTeTs.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
BOYS WRECK SYNAGOGUE.
Young FaHdaIs Ruin Hundreds Of
Dollars Worth of Property.

SPECIAL D Ihe Nashinglu Ueald-
Lyncnburg Va. April 1.-two small
boys aged twelve and seven years. were
nned S20 each in the Police Court to-day
on the charge OF doing hundreds Of dol
lars Of damage in the local Jewish syua-
gogue.
number of children broke into the
house Of worship. and with stones they
carried with them wrecked the chan
deliers. furniture, and walls. The SER
vice linen was ruined by being put into
"A pool and the water turned on it Then
the water spigOt was opened and a
portion OF the building was flooded
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
AGRICULTURAL BOARD MEETS.
Gov. SWansOn's New AppOintees As
sumo Their Places.

specia, 20 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. April 16.-The first meet
ing OF the new state board Of agriculture
was held here to-day, the three appointees
of Gov. Swanson taking their places. W.
W. Pater was again chosen president.
The executive committee is as follows:
c. Is. Heater, IS. II. Eggborn. A. r
Scott, A. o. Mauck and J. ~. Beverly.
The State test farm at SAKE was dis
cussed by DR., II. ". Magruder. but no ac-
ton was taken. II, c. Marshall Is now
superintendent of the farm. The follow
ing committees were named: Immigra-
ton. J. Il c. Beverly. \ r Scott. and ].
W. Churchman; test farm. j. N Barker.
T. J. Arvin, b. d. Adams, and G.. w
koiner; farmers institute, J. H. c. Bcv-
eTly and A. r. Scott; Norfolk expert
mental station. G. W Heater. W r. Egg
born, o. A Mauck, and J. H. Beverley:
tag counting, A. r. Scott and W. H. Egg
born
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
aaHNulrG.

No 1866. Robert L. Waring ys John S. CIsIn-
etaee, George w. Hurlebaus. William A. Daring
Frank b. SWart. and William H Rose libll SO 009.
fhWtih attorney, n. \, Richardson
No. 9a5i Charlotte Hawkins appellant vs. Ne
tr0politan LIE Insurance Company, appeal Plain
til attcmcEs. M. Il. Gardiner and T. y. Houe-
Wen
No. isS5s United States cx rel. Clay Mccoy IS.
James X. Garfield. Secretary q the Interior man
damus- Plaintiffs attorneys Happier 4 Aleriliat
No. sa55a AvcTy L. Rand Company s.. The Ma
iiouai Herb Company: scc0uut, Si2Ll0 Plaintiff
attorney. Il. Winship Wheatley
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Must Soon File Names.

Under the ruling of the Democratic
Congressional Committee tomorrow will
he the last day when aspirants for the
Democratic nomination may qualify for
the primary, june 10, by hling their names
with Chairman George S. Shackelford. OF
Orange. The candidates are allowed until
May IN which 60 pay their assessments
for the expenses Of the primary.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
BIG WAREHOUSE PLANNED.
Ashland, \. C., May Deprive Richmond,
Va. of Sun-cured Tobacco Trade.
Sf,scisf 10 The gashiuQtcu Herald

Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond Va. April 16.-Whethcr
or not Ashland will next year endeavor
to deprive Richmond OF her sun-cured
tobacco trade is a topic that was widely
discussed on Shockoe slip. The ques,
tion was first agitated when il became
known that the North Side Sun-Cured
Tobacco Association. an Organization
composed of planters exclusively, was
to erect an enormous warehouse at
Ashland. i'm which enterprise they
would all be stockholders.
This building. it is said viii have
for its purpose the cutting off of all
sun-Cured goods from this market Ger
tain business men OF Ashland are also
interested iu the enterprise.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
PREsBYTERY BEGINS SESSIONS.
Churches of Maryland Convene for
Two Days Meeting at Laurel

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Laurel ND, April 1.-THE Presbytery
of Maryland, embracing the Presbyterian
churches of Maryland which are in con-
nection with the Southern Presbyterian
General Assembly. convened here to
night. Or. Webster was unanimously
elected moderator for the coming year.
and Rev. Andrew Reid Bird, secretary.
The presbytery was opened with a ser
mon from the retiring moderator, Rev
Parke P. Flouney. D. D.
The pFesbytery will hold sessions to
morrow and Thursday. from $50 a. m. to
1875, and from 2:so to $50 p. m., in the
church. all OF its sessions being open to
the public Tomorrow evening at 7.31
o'clock Rev. Paris Z. Kirk, D. D., Of
Baltimore, will preach. This viii be fol-
lowed at sic by a meeting in the inter
est OF missions. when several II the visit
ing ciergymen viii make addresses.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

sUPEEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or TO-
hInibia. hQdinR a PFoiafe CoaTt. No. 1870. Ad-
ninistlatlon-This Is 20 give notice that the sub-
s1ibeIs, Il the District 0f Columbia have obtained
from the IFchafe Court II the District d Columbia
letters testameniafg on the estate q Thomas q.
Filming late II the District II Colambia deceased
Al Persons having claims against TIE deceased are
hereby warned % exhibit the same. with The Eoucl
crs thereof legally authenticated 20 the subscribers
On og before the 18TH DAY OF APRIL. A. D.
1913; Otherwise they may by Law be exciuded FROM
all benefit q said estate. Given under our hands
this 18Th day q APRIL igg MARGARET y.
FLEMING. 1888 Mex jersey ave. NV MICHAEL
AciNEkNEY, iZ25 1th 81. uH. Attest: f5csl) ~.
G. TAYLOR. DeTnty Register Of Wills for the Dis
triet q Columbia, CLERK q che Probate Court
HAMILTON. COLBERT & HAMILTON. Attorneys.
spl7.2im5l
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

Of administration flied. Attorney. HAYDEN Johns0u.
Estate Of John Walter; sill dated March g. ls6.
Sled.
Estate q Catherine C.. Jsmis0H; W1 dated De
eefabor g. 1880 tiled with petition f5r probate At
t0uey William Ii. Dennis
ESTATE of John Fl, c0ale. petition for letters OF
administration fled Attorney Albert Silies.
Estate of Fritz JuTeaieit; petition for letters of
administration filed. Att51uey ]. A. Maedel.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
SuPRF1fT C0ITRT OF THF n

SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT or co.
iumbia. holding a Probate Cout. No. 1884 Al
Fninisrafi0D. This is 70 give notice that the sub
sefiber, Of the District 4 Columbia has obtained
from tie PROBATE Coun n the District q Columbia
letters oi administration the estate Of Adelaide
Il. Woodah. late Of the District Of C0lumbis de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
CEASED are hereby Narned % exhibit the sane With
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated. % the
5assefiber, Ga or before the 18th DAY OF APRIL
A. D. lse. Otherwise they may By law be excluded
irom al benefit u said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day of April. 1907. OWEN Ii.
FOWLER ils 5th 81 nv. Attest: iSeaii ". e
TAYLOR Deputy Register # wills for the District
of Columbia, CLERK e the PIohate C01Tt. VAL
TER C. BALDEHsTON. Attomey apl7Amy
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Y. MICA SECRETARIES CONFER
Heads of Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Branches Meet

oi'e'lai 70 Ahe washington Heiaiu.
Clifton Forge, Va, April IA confer
ence of all the secretaries of the y NJ.
c. A, on the Chesapeake and Ohio sys-
tenn was held here to-day. II. o. Will
liams. International secretary. was pre-
sented with a set of gold studs and cuff
buttons as a birthday present.
Tonight the committee Of management
OF the Clifton Forge Association extended
a unanimous call 10 +. Manly Goodwin.
now at Elnira. \. Y, to become the gen
eral secretary here 70 succeed G. c. Kent,
resigned, who goes to Danville.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
DIR. Jacob Gets appointment.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis Mi. April 16-Gov. WsrfeId
to-day appointed DIR. Henry Barton ia
cobs. of Baltimore City. "a member Of
the Maryland tuberculosis commission,
in compliance with chapter sos. acts of
1906, under which this commission was
created.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Fonnd GuiItr of Arson.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, April B-Charles
Taylor was found guilty Of setting fire TO
an occupied house here recently, and was
sentenced to woork five years on State
roads. At two former trials the jurles dis
agreed
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
~AA- w. .
frrsrFnE nAnA-ARn
HanI,runtcv Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUC

tHIEF JUSTICE ILAHALGH,
In re William NJ. Redmond. receiver: authorized
10 settle certain claim
In John j. Kennedy; adjudication and reference
to Edward s. McCalm0ut.
In re George p. Newton. trustee; authorized to
sci certain nIonertY.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
SHIELD OF HONOR IN SESSION.
Delegates Attend An
nuaI Meeting of Grand Lodge.

nuaI MecflnE OF GFand Lodge,
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md, April 1.-the grand
lodge of the Shield of Honor for Mary
land and the District of Columbia began
its thirty-third annual session here this
afternoon Mayor King welcomed the
visitors. There are 125 delegates. The
Washington delegates are Samuel Somer-
butts Joseph H. Allen, S. NJ Jones.
Frank NJ. skinner. II. A. Sands. and
Theodore Geriser.
Milton G. Davis of Baltimore, was
elected grand master. The total member
ship is 5,2S3; paid for death benefits, s79,-
000; sick benefits, SIS S42; amount received
from all sources. including cash on hand.
$217. .525.07
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
LAWYER DICK ARRESTED.
Member of Cumberland 6sId3 Bar
ChnrEed with EmbezzIement.

TT = u y III IT III Aat'IiIVIIs
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, April I6.-Robert 4.
l. Dick. member Of the Cumberland
bar, Is under arrest on three indictments
for embezzlement His bail has been
fixed al S1.50e. which he has not given.
The charges grow out Of transactions
in which Dick figured as attorney. One
case was that of Mrs. Mary Powell. who.
il is claimed, gave Dick S500 to indemnify
bondsmen for her son. As counsel for
Peter Scaily, Mr. Dick is alleged 20 have
Illegally retained $3.50 in a mortgage trans
action. In the third case Dick is alleged
to have kept $3.50 given to him to lift
bill of sale.
Dick is a brother of ex-State Senator
David +. Dick. There are now pending
proceedings to disbar Dick
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
of Columbia Frank Z. Padgett vs. The TN
known Heirs Alicneca and DeEiEees cf John Suter.
Ne. 9a9il, Equity Docket-Ths object of this suit IS
10 obtain partition hy sale # original lots eleven
ull and twelve l2 in square numbered FIVE 5i in
the city q Washington District Of Columbia on
motion of TIE complainant it is this 9jh day Il
April 1907, ordered that the defendants the un-
known hciTs, aliensss. and deTisees Of John Suter
cause Their appearance 20 be entered herein on n
before the first nile day q the czlrt exclusive q
Sundays and legal holidays occurring three months
after the date cf the fTst publication Il this order
otherwise The cause HiI be proceeded with as iu
ease of default Provided copy # this cTjsT BE-
published tWlee month during said period q three
menfhs IN the Washington law Reporter and TIE
Washington Herald. HARRY A. CLABAUGH,
Chief Justice true capg-Test. fseais D r.
YOUNG, Clerk b. NAiS. Z. LEMON, Assistant
Clerk JOHN Z. McNALs.Y. Solicitor for Com
plainanE apl8EA