The Washington herald., 1907-09-21
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

After n vacation Of six weeks al Cape
Rozier. Ne Judge l. e.. KmtaU, Of the Police
Court. returned TO the city yesterday.
As the Marine Band VIII attend the
funeral services Of Admiral Walker there viii be no
concert this afternoon IN the White House grounds.
The funeral OF Joseph Nevins, L. 5. A.
Will take place az Arlington this afternoon. Death
occurred Thursday afternoon at the Harvard apart
meut house.
c. Z. Nelson. Of go ID Quincy street.
reported 70 the police Yesterday that his house had
been burglsrized and that his watch. q railroad
pass, and s. had been stolen
A new island, 400 feet high and over
100 feet at tie base has been discovered IN the
BCgasl0f group Of islands. of the Alaskan penin-
sula and sixty miles from Unalaska.
Annual autumn fogs hanging heavy
over the Potomac and the lower portions Of the
city for several mornings past causing great au-
n0yanCe and inconvenience TO steamer traffic.
The condition Of Or. D. ]. Stafford. rec
tor q ST. Patrick's Catholic Church, who has been
Sd az Atlantic City. Is much improved He is ex-
pected 20 return TO Washington about October t.
The remains Of Dr.. William V. KelIog.
son q the lste Col. William L. Kellog. Of the
Fifth United States Infantry, Who died here Mon
day. wers taken TO Jefferson, Ohio. for iutement.
The entire estate Of the late Paul Cos
tnett IS devised 20 his four children John J. and
Joseph r. Costinett. Mrs. Mary Riaui and Mrs.
Katie Hurry, according 20 the terms of his will
dated July 3, 1907, and fled for probate yesterday.
Six months Imprisonment in Jail and Sl0O
fine or one year additional imprisonment was Tho
! sentence imposed by Judge Kimtan IN the Police
Court yesterday upon Sylvester James charael
with violating the pharmacy law by selling Co
caine.
Babcock, Of the Government Printing Once, died
suddenly yesterday morning at her residence. ga
sixth street northeast The funeral viii take
place at 2 O'Clock Monday and the iutermeut VIII
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
By the terms of the will Of the late
Pauline SiEel. filed for probate yesterday, 500 was
/ bequeathed TO the pastor Of the German Catholic
Church for masses. The residue Of the estate was
devised 70 the Convent II the Sisters Of the Order
Of 81. Benedict, Brookaud
Chief Justice Clabaugh, Of the District
Supreme Court yesterday signed an order authoriz-
ing Philip Walker, trustee for the w. +. speir
| Company. TO sign any Endorsements and renewals
Of notes with the Al0nzo o. Bliss Company, with
! which the Speir Company has contracts
Believing the man was an agent Tor
/ what he claimed was the Booker Washington works
/ Niay Walfrik. colored. Of ls2S jefferson street
northwest, gave an unknown col0red man s. Of her
I Lloiitf atslstGaf On q pBDh-lNFiiE utdl Sle has
asked the police 10 aid her in recovering the money
In answer TO a petition filed in the Su-
/ preEhe Court Yesterday by Samuel c. Scott and T.
! Loveless, Chief Justice Clabaugh cited John c.
Slater the third partner in the House Repair Com.
/ pany TO appear and show cause to-day, why re
ceiyer should not be appointed and the Arm dis
solved
At the instance of A. Leftwich Sinclair,
special attorney for the District Chief Justice Ca
baugh. Of the Supreme Court, yesterday signed an
/ order finally Tatifying the appraisements Of the
Union Station grade damage commission IN refer
to claims by property owners on the south side
| Of street, between Third and Fourth streets
northeast.
William B. Savoy, administrator of the
estate Of William Savoy yesterday filed suit in the
District supreme Court 10 $40 900 from the
Firth-Sterling Steel Company William Savoy fbe
petitioner sets forth, employed as a lahorer by
the defendant company az its plant at Giesboro
Point. and that on Mag q last he was struck and
killed hy a travelling crane.