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The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
DEBUTANTE SUED BY TAILOR
Firm Wants $299 for Miss COwen's
Riding Breeches and Habits.
On Day BELLE Made Debut StatiOner.
JcyyeIer. and Others Brought Ac-
tion to Collect Bills.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. Jan. s-Miss Sarah
Campbell Ina Cowen. one Of the most
beautiful debutantees Of the season. and
a daughter of the late John Cowen,
who was president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. has suit entered
against her by Redfern & Co, Of New
York. here to-day for a bill OF S2S9.25
for riding habits.
The itemized bin enumerates riding
breeches. $45; green covert riding habit.
S125; black melton habit. S1l5; six
months interest at . per cent. $1425.
ON the day that Miss Cowen made
her debut at the fashionable Monday
german, her mother was summoned to
the Baltimore County court in legal
proceedings brought by tailor, sta
tioner, a jeweIer and the fashionable
Belvedere Hotel. TO collect bills
1t was then stated that Mrs. Cowen
had mortgaged her Baltimore County
property, and that her real estate in
New York and North Carolina was dis
posed of for the benefit Of creditors.
As the wife and widow Of John X
Cowen head Of a great railroad sys-
tenn. leader Of the Maryland bar, and
foremost political reformer in the State
Mrs. COwen has occupied Il prominent
position in society.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
/. B. CLARKE Is DEAD
Passes Away After an Attack
of Heart Disease.
END COMES UNEXPECTEDLY
Illness, which Seized Him sunday,
Was Not Considered Serious at the
Time, and Its Fatal Termination
Surprises Friends-Weu Known
I'm Art and Literary Circles.

Col Isaac Edwards Clarke, one Of the
Oldest residents Of this city, and well
known in art and literary circles, died at
his home. 1852 Oregon avenue at O'Clock
yesterday morning. Death was due TO
heart trouble. which attacked him last
Sunday. The news Of his death came as
d surprise to his friends, as the attack
was not considered serious At the time.
Gel. Clarke was born in Old Deerfeld,
Mass, and lived there for many years
after the death OF his parents, and then
moved to North Hampton. Mass. for
few years, after which he came to this
city. He was graduated at Yale in 1855
with the highest honors Of his class. by
winning the gold medal for the prize story
In the Yale Literary Magazine. During
the civil war he acted as United States
marshal for the State OF louisiana. Soon
after the war he went 10 New York City
10 study law, and became associated with
several New YORK papers. Later he was
invited to take charge OF the Yonkers
Statesman, and the New Haven College
Current Col. Clarke's health failed and
he found that he could not stand the Sc
we're climate Of the Northern States, for
which reason he came to Washington and
was appointed compiler Of the Bureau OF
Education
4 widow and two children survive him.
The remains viii be taken to North
Hampton. Mass, for interment.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street southeast. between South Capitol and
First streets southeast-Ardrick Smith ct ux &c
Elijah w. Smith. lot 3. square 693, So Ed
ward Smith 10 same, same property, $40
No Ill4 Nineteenth street nOfthgest-Jane n
White ct al executors, to James Kerr, lot 4s
square III. $500.
Pleasant Plains-AmeTican Security and Trust Com
pany ct al, executors, TO james P. HoTnaday,
part lot 3. $3.50.
Fife Enlarged-Lillian NJ Du Paul ct Tir. Frank
f.. to Richard S. Hin, part. SO.
Randle Highlands United States Realty Company
to Louis L. Harkins lot 3, block II. SD
No. 81 Second street s0utheast-MaTy q, Bright to
James p. and Floda II. Carter, lot al. square
736. $40
A street southeast. between Eighth and Ninth
stroets-John p Rice 20 Tx. 10 MaTy L. Rice.
one-third interest in part lot 2 square 81. ST.
No. 52 Eleventh street northweSt-LOuls Sherman
et X. 10 Minnie Q. Barton. part lots and z,
block II, Pleasant Plains. SO.
No SIS North Carolina avenue soathesst-Fenslon
h. BROCK ct ux- to Margaret B. Lohr, lot 4.
square 81 SO.
Randle Highlands United States Realty Company
TO BOYD Il. Andrews lot q. block 9, SO.
Randle Highlands-Uuited States Realty Company
to William T. Chewing lot 20 block T. $40
Randle Highlands United States Realty Company
to Charles G. Robinson. lots and 10. block
ls SO
No. lols Twenty-ninth street northwest-samuel
Artz ct ux 20 s. Norris Thoue, lot "a, square
lla-, SiQ-
Twelfth street southeast. between c and streets
Charles 7. Greer ct Ux. 10 Isaac r. Stokes, lot
g. square 992 SO
Squares 80 Es. 4i6. 75i and 672-William ?. Met
calf 10 &. Helen MCtcalf. lot s. square 3loi lot
TO- square rs; lot B. square 446 lot y, squaTe
73i; lots l5 aud l8 square 81, $40.
Deanwood Heights-Evelyn Carey ct al 10 Mau
J. Adams lots II and Is. block II, SO. Maria
Jones 20 same. same property, SO
Cleveland Park and Connecticut Avenue Addition
John sherman et NIX to Agnes X. Oliver, part
lot g. square Gs2. SO
No. 1905 I street northeast-Hannah White et VIZ.
Edward T. 10 Louis Brandt. lot L. square 957.
SO
Fifteenth street northwest between L and n
streets-Chares ". Dau. Guardian. 20 Edgar
+. Merit. part lot 2. square $ 20.
Laner Heights Emma Oyster et al. 10 Marguerite
Curtis. lot l7S. $500
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Probate Court.
CHIEF JTSTICE CLABAVCH

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate Of Georgianna PumuhFey: petition for pro-
bate Of viii hled. Attorney. c. T HendIer.
Estate OF William W. Tucker: petition for let
teTs Of administration filed. Attorneys, Coldren a
Fcnning
Estate Of George i. shoulders: petition for pro
bate Of win fled. Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale
Estate Of Margaret Mcuire: letters Of administra-
ton granted 10 William C. Sullivan. Attorney. W.
G. Sullivan
In re Stella H. Moody ct 81. order appointing
Margaret W Moody guardian; bond 20o0. At
torney. e W Clagctt
Estate Of Benjamin L. Boswell; order authorizing
compromise. Attorney, 4 4 HOehling
Estate Of George Washington; letters Of admin
istratiOn granted to John Washington. bond 500
Attorneys. Archer & Smith.
Estate of Charles Humphreys: viii admitted %
probate and letters testamentay granted to Eliza
beth c. Humphreys; bond, $500 Attorneys Am
broSe & Stutler.
as final account. Attorneys. o. H. BudlOng and L.
A. Bailey.
Estate Of Julia +. Campbell order authorizing
acceptance Of offer for personal property.
In Helen 7. Babsou; order Of allowance. At
torney. John Raum.
Estate Of MARY S. Duncan; petition for probate Of
viii filed. Attorney. +. A. Newman.
Estate Of Carrie W Cromwell letters Of ad-
ministration granted 70 Joseph c. Cromwell: bond.
500. Attorney. Harry T. Lerch.
Estate Of Helen N. Rittenhouse; viii dated Feb
ruary z. 1895. fled.
Estate Of David L. Fullerton; viii dated January
7, 1907 fled.
Estate Of Sophia y. Wentworth: petition for
probate Of viii fled Attorney p p Mimmack
Estate Of Anna ". Reading; viii dated August
o 1888. fled
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
JAMES W. CHEW DEAD.
Clerk of United States Court in Bal
timOre Fifty-seven Years.

Va IN D8A-
timOre Fifty-seven Years.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd. Jan. 9.-James W.
Chew. clerk OF the United States Cir
cult and District courts in this city.
died this morning at his home, 1431
Madison avenue, Of Brights disease.
Chew probably held the record for
connection with United States courts
in this country. He had been connected
with the United States courts in this
city for fifty-seven years. having held
his first position when seventeen years
old
He never married, but lived with his
brother. William Chew, at the Madison
avenue house. Before the death OF his
brother, Nathaniel. a little more than
a year ago. the three brothers lived
together for sixty eight years. VIII
liam was the only one who married
In addition TO one brother William
Chew, he is survived by two sisters
Mrs. William Parker. Of Philadelphia.
and Mrs. Joseph Garlick. of Milan
Ohio.
The funeral viii be held on Friday,
the day on which Chew would have
been seventy-four years old.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court of the United States

Supreme Court OF the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice White Mr. Justice Peckham, Mr. Justice
McKeuna. Mr, Justice Eolmes Mr.. Justice Day. and
MIR Justice Moody.
Aubrey LaWrtnce. Of Bro0kings. ). OAK, and
Mori;z Helm. Of st. Paul, MIMI, were admitted to
practice.
No. lil East Central Eureka Mining Company et
al. plaintiffs IN error. Central EUREKA Mining
Company; argument continued hy Alr. ). l.. Bur
dGtte for the defendant in egTOr and concluded BY
Alr. jackson H. Ralston for the plaintiff IN error.
Leave granted 20 counsel fer defendant in error 70
nle additional brief within two days.
No. lA Benton y. MctmCre, administrator. &c.
piaintin IN error. vs. james J.. kaTrck; argument
cmmcncsd uy Mr.. William J.. Ford for the plaintiff
IN error aud continued by Mr.. ". ". MILAN and
Mr. ). J. Darlington for the defendant ID
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday, January TO-, viii he as
follows: Nos IA AS li6, lE land 81, li9. 49, H.
Isl land 1871. l52 land 1881. and l54.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leigh T. Thompson. q. Hemdon. Va. and Eliza
beth II. Carpenter. p Rev. Weston Bruner.
Harry Il McKnee. D and Jessie L. Robertson,
IS. Rev g. Alvin Smith
Daniel Wambaugh p. Johnstovn. Pa and Anna
K. Powell. . AlartinsburE, W. Va Rev. ]. b
Mclaughlin.
T. C. Myers. p and Hazel NJ. Kelley. 49, Rev.
5 II. Greene.
Robert l. Wells g. and Katie Z Redviles %.
both Of Upper Marlboro. Nd Rev. g. Freeland
Peter
Theodore Kunza, 26, and Florence f, Mason %
Rev. e. q. Bacon.
Bernard l. Sweeney. q. and Daisey Y. Seaborn.
20, both Of Cro0me I'D. Rev Everett II Brosius.
Thomas Byram. g, and Dora knight, q, both Of
Musselman Va Rev J. J. AIuir
Walter NJ Hawkins. SO. aud Mary F. McGuer,
o, Of Richmond. Va. Rev. Frank NJ Bristol.
ellington C. Granger. p. and Emma J. Cubbon,
g, both Of Richmond. Va Rev Weston Brlner-
COLORED
James Skinner. a. and Mammie Butler q. Rev.
Isaac ToliveT.
John H. Hin. %, and Mary c. Dale, o. Rev.
Charles Il. Young.
Henry NJ. Leak. g. and Edna L. Wilson. p
Rev. George ". Lee.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
FREDERICK BANK ELECTS.
Rev. MOtter VIII Head Frederick
Financial Institution.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Frederick. Nd. Jan. 9-The national
banks Of Frederick held their elections
yesterday for directors. In all but the
First National Bank the old directors
were reelected, and the reelection of the
old officers VIII follow.
In the First National a surprise was
sprung by the election Of Rev. Isaac NJ
Motter and Frank J.. Stoner in the place
OF ex-State Senator Frank c. Norwood
and David Baker. Senator Norwood had
been president OF the First National for
the last five or six years, and was re-
gardee as a conservative financier. Rev.
Mr. Motter was chosen president to sue
Ceed Mr.. Norwood at a meeting of the
directors in the afternoon.
Mr.. Motter is a retired minister of the
Reformed Church, and is president Of the
board OF county school commissioners
Mr.. StoneT. the other newly elected diTec-
tor. is a prominent attorney Of this city,
and is also a member Of the board of
directors Of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank of this city
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Virginia Man round in River.

Newport News, Va, Jan. 9.-The body
Of a young white man. supposed to be
Harry Mantle, of Richmond, was found
floating in the river here this morning
shortly after S o'clock
Cards and papers on his person showed
him to be Harry Mantle, a son of John
Mantle, who lived near Falls Church, in
Henrico County, and left a farm t. his
children. An unsigned deed for his share
in the estate was found on his person.
He mad $723 in money in his purse.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
WEDS RICHMOND BELLE.
Thomas ". Shepherd and Miss IrV-
ing Wethers Wright Married.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg. Va, Jan. 9-Thomas ".
Shepherd. of this city. and Miss Irving
Wethers Wright, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Wright. of Richmond. were
married tonight in the Seventh street
Christian Church in that city.
The pastor Rev. Mr.. Atkins. assisted by
Rev. H H Barber. Of the Trinity Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, Of this city, were
the officiating ministers. Miss Susie NJ
Bradley. of this city, and Miss Josephine
Wright a sister of the bride. were maids
Of honor, and George ". Shepherd. jr. of
this city, brother of the groom, was best
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd left for an ex-
tended Southern tour. after which they
Will reside in this city Mr.. Shepherd is a
member of the Smith-Coghiu wholesale
shoe company, Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
DEATH RECORD.

Fannie r Blund0n. l72s lst st. nw., IS years.
Mary & Butler l266 "a st, Sc, q years.
George ". Ranks lZ23 18th st. re. ss years.
Augustus Briggs. Elvin ave. Hillsdale, A. years.
Rebeeca BOYD. 1909 9Th 81. nv. 50 years
Annie \. Crsndall, 1886 6th ST. NV. 70 years
Samuel A. GTOff, 605 y C. ave. Sc, 50 years.
Noah A. Clements. 3l5 Pa. ave. NV. fs years.
Rosie Wiegel. Providence Hospl.. l9 years.
Emma jackson 63l Grard ST. NV. 43 years.
Katherine Kaufman. Wash. Asyl HOspl So years
AsbGIy H. Harris, 62iit Mass ave. NV, 36 years
Rose Brown, g c 81 sw., . years.
Lewis W. Vale. GARFIELD Mem HosDl. Y years
Roser L. Digs IS Howard ave. Hillsdale iz ycars
Infant Of Charles W. and Bessie Gooding, SJ73 81
It. NV. ! days.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Joseph CouIbourne Is Dead.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
CrisheId, Nd, Jan. 9-JOseph CouI-
bourne, one Of Somerset County's promi-
nent citizens, passed away early this
morning at the home Of his son-in-Iaw
A. B. Cochrane, in this city. Mr. Coul-
bourne was eighty-eight years of age. and
his death was due 10 general debility
He was a widOwer and is survived 10y
three children-Mrs. A. B. COchrane. OF
Crisfeld. Miss s. II. Coulb0urne, of BaIti-
more, and DR.. Joseph Coulb0urne. OF
Birmingham. Ala.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
SHOT IN EYE BY RIVAL.
Frank Smith, of Cumberland. In
jured by Jordan saith.


Cumberland Md, Jan ia row thar
will prove fatal occurred last night i've
miles from Flintstone. this county. Eight
young men were returning from a revival
meeting.
Jordan Smith ran ahead and hid in Il
clump of brush. He was waiting for
Frank Smith, aged twenty-four years, but
mistook Job Smith for him. and fired
The bullet went wide Of the mark He
then jumped the fence, but later inter
cepted the party, and declared that he
was going 20 kill Frank Smith. He fired.
Smith falling unconscious. The wound IS
in the left eye and doctors say it will
prove fatal Jordan Smith escaped. The
young men are said to have been rivals
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were IS
sued yesterday by Building Inspector
Ashford.
To the Washington Terminal Company for power
house. express building and signal tower at First
and ] streets northeast Architect ID. H. Burn
ham. builder, James Stewart & Co. estimated c1st
500 COO
To Mrs l. l. Bum. Tor four tvo-story brick
dwellings at i5l3l5-l7 street southeast Architect
4. :. J. Atkinson. builder J. d. Barn; estimated
cost. $1,000
To Bailey & Pumphrey for seven two-story brick
dwellings at 800 20 3l2 South Carolina avenue south
east. Builder, Bailey & Pumphrey. architect, Ell
ward O. Nelaud. estimated cost, S2l0J
To Augustus C. Thorn. for one tUo-stoTy hrick
shop az rear Of 75274 Eleventh street southeast
Architect and builder W. 5. Pluge, estimated cost
g 500
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
BANK CASHIER TO RESIGN.
UnsuccesSfuI Attempt to Gust Presi-
dent the Probable Cause.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald
Baltimore, Jan. 9.--The newly elected
board of directors of the Third Ma
tional Bank held a meeting at the
bank at noon to-day.
President Robert NJ Spedden and
Vice President Robert II. Smith were
reelected for the coming year
Cashier John f. Sippel, whose fight
to depose President SPedden ended un-
successfully yesterday. did not present
his resignation, as some members Of
the board expected that he would do;
neither, il is understood, did the board
officially request IT, The board viii
hold another meeting on Friday OF
this week. when it is expected that
SippeTs resignation viii be offered.
a. B. Crouch is assistant cashier Of
the bank, and there is some talk Of his
being appointed 10 Mr. SippeTs position
when the latter drops out
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
BISHOP McCABE NOT RICH.
Divine Leaves Estate of $4,000 10
Wife and SON.

Philadelphia, Jan 9-By the will OF
Bishop Charles c. McCabe, of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Philadelphia dis
trict, who died in New York CITY on
December 70, admitted to probate to-day.
it was revealed that he mad given consid-
erable of his means TO the extension of
church work prior to his dt-th Conse-
quently his effects at present consist of
personal property valued at only S16Ge3
In disposing Of his estate. provision was
made by the bishop for providing annui-
ties TO his wife and son. His will an
points as executors Rev. David H Carroll
Of Baltimore, Md; DIT. Robert D. Shep-
pard and William G. Hoag. of Evanston.
H.. and Miss Minnie +. Brouse. Of this
city
In codicil. the appointment Of execu-
tors is revoked. providing that Rev. David
H. Carroll and Miss Minnie r. Brouse acc
in that capacity.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Kane Ts. DrYiue. Oh trial Plaintiff attorneys.
T. Burke. T.. Baudheim. and j.. RothschId. de-
fendants attomegz. Il. Ross Perry * Son.
Scott vs. HCTeil. luy rgspifed Plaintiffs attor-
ness NJ Strasburgcr aud + r. Roller: defendant S
attorneys. W Mosty Williams and Irving William
son
Assignments for to-day.
No l52 Riston IS Garter. Attorneys, L. r.
David-Hamilton Colbert q Hamilton.
No s6. Scott vs.. Hcren Attorneys. Mackau &
Macdel-Irviug Williamson and " ". Williams.
No s. Cross ys- Javins. Attorneys W L. Les
teri. +. SCaEES and Thompson & Lsskey,
No. q Totteu vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Thompson * Lassey-Ham-
iltnn Colbert & Hamilton.
No. 3. Ransom IS. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys T. " Hackett-R- K. Perry 4 Son and
q. T. Dunlop.
No q. T7tten Us. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Thompson < Laskey-Ham-
Iton. Colbe-r & Hamilton.
No 80. Taylor vs. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Attorneys. a. Y. Bradley. J.
Darlington.
No. l3A Richards vs.. ZUrhorst. Att0rueys W C.
Prentiss- Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
No s. Wylie. Harker & Camp Company vs.
Riley Attorneys, O.. NJ Brady-D0uglass & Doug
lass.
No, H. Lukei vs.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys Douglass & Douglass. J.
Darlington.
No. I5s. Mears vs. Jones Attorneys. C. L. Frailey
Arthur Peter
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
FIREMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
FIue Blows Out of Locomotive on
the baltimore and Ohio.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, Jan. 9.-Robert c.
Matthews, Of Brunswick. employed as an
extra fireman on a Baltimore and Ohio
freight was fatally burned and scalded
near Balls Station, seven miles below
here this morning. tie was brought here
to the Washington County Hospital, and
died at 10 O'Clock of his injuries.
Matthews was standing on the foot
board Of the engine, raking the fire, when
a fue blew out He was hurled some
distance away, landing upon the bank
amid a mass of fire and steam His
clothing caught fire. and was burned on
him.
Matthews home is AT Middletown. Va.
He has a sister residing I'm Brunswick
where his body will be taken.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AppenIs.

Present: The Chief Justice Alr. Justice McComas
and Alr Justice R0bb
Bert Russell was admitted 20 practice.
No. 1855 Kultz vs.. Jaeger; appearance Of Z L.
Gies for appellants withdrawn by leave Of court
Patent appeal No slL Sherwood vs.. Drewson
argument continued by MT. l.. >. Bacon for ap-
pellant and concluded b. Mr. ]. T. II. Hyde FOR
appellant
Patent appeal No. 5S3 Kilb0um rs. Hirnes; ar
gument commenced by Mr. J. H. Whitaker for sp-
peilant and continued by Mr. r. y Paul, jr-, for
appellee.
40. I7l6. Irrigation Land and improvement Com
pahy vs. Hitchcock. Secretary Of the Interior. de-
cree affirmed with costs opinion by Chief Justice
Shepard,
Assignments for to-day.
On hearing Patent appeal No. 3s3
Patent appeals Nos. 5sz, 557 100, 8ol, 4o2 f0i f5
400, ~.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
WORE MEDAL FOR BRAVERY.
Carpenter Cooney Was on the Wins
low at Cardenas, Cuba.

Norfolk Va. Jan. st. c. COoney,
carpenter, I. S. n, ffty-three years old,
who received from the government n
medal Of honor for bravery on the United
States torpedo boat WinslOw during the
engagement at Cardenas. Cuba, in which
Ensign Worth Bagley was killed, died
al the Naval Hospital. here. last evening
Of paralysis. lie was from Florida
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
FUNERAL OF E. L. JORDAN.
VIII Take Place at 10 O'Clock This
Morning from st. Patrfck's.

The funeral of Edward L. Jordan will
take place at ten o'clock tomorrow from
St Patrick's church, where requiem high
mass VIII be celebrated by the pastor,
Rev. Dr. D J. Stafford After the ser
vices the body viii be taken 20 Glenwood
Cemetery for interment A short service
viii be held at the grave by DIT. Stafford.
The honorary paIbearers are as fol-
lows: Joseph T. Ralph. VIM. c. McIsin-
ney, Capt Crandell Mackey. P. J. Ryan.
VIM. Mcclure, T. l. Mahan, and T. Y
POwderly. The active pail bearers viii
be: J. Brill, c. Hoffman, H W. Szegedy.
Frank Hulin. and two others 10 be chosen
from the Catholic Knights.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
WILL IDENTIFY ASSAILANT.
Miss shelton to Face Five Negroes
in Cell.

Lynchburg. Va. Jan. 9-Miss Gladys
Shelton, the victim Of an attack in Am
herst County late Monday afternoon, will
be brought to Lynchburg tomorrow for
the purpose Of identifying her assaiIant-
The five negroes incaTcerated in Rust
burg will be taken before her at the resi-
dence Of a relative. There is no doubt but
the right man is in custody, and she
claims she viii be able to pick him out
without the slightest trouble. A lynch
ing is probable after the identity of the
man is fully established.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Equity Court No. L.
nuIrE II-srIrE rI-AnArGu

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re assignment Of Aaron Jscoby. report Of as
signee approved and leave % sell business granted
Complainant solicitor J. l. Peyser.
Birmingham birmingham. proof ordered taken
before N. NJ Murray. examiner COmplaiuant's So
licitors, Darlington 4 Williamson defendants So
licit0r. l. l. Baey.
Selby " Selby; alimony and counsel fee ordered
paid Complainants solicitors, Lester 4 Price: de-
feudants solicitor, W. +. Ambrose.
Bailey Bailey auditors report ratified. Com
plainants solicitors, Wilson * Barksdale defend
ants solicitor, q. ". Bailey.
Carpenter Carpenter. leave 20 withdraw Ger
tain papers from files COmpainants solicitor. b. r.
Leighton.
Ross 1s. Roas, proof ordered taken before 2. Il.
Fitnsm. examiner. and j. Wilmer LaJimeT ap-
pointed 10 defend. Comulsinants solicitor, J.. 81.
King
Cox rs. Dana. appearance of absent defendant
ordered. Complainant solicitors i. +. Leighton
and George Francis Williams
Moloy OBrsn, rule as % suuenaeFlhg pos
session Tetuua5le January IS. Complainant 50
lcitor. L. a. Curtin, DEFENDANTS solicitors, e. ".
Dau and J. J. BTosnan.
GOdding vs.. Talbot trustees account approved.
Complainant solicitor. George q. Gertmsn.
Assignment for TO-DAY.
No, g. Union Trust Company vs. Hicks. At
torneys j. J. Darlington and e.. 2. Hamilton
Perry, Lamar and smith
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignment for to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Cumberland Trade Board Elects.

oINC1aI 70 I1o NashlngtCn Herald
Cumberland, Nd, Jan. 9.-The Cumber-
land Board Of Trade, formerly known as
the Associated Merchants, held its an
nual election last night, resulting as fol-
lows; President John Keating; vice pres
ident. Joseph Hirsh: secretary. Frank
Hartley; treasurer Howard w Glisan;
financial secretary, Herman G. Weimer.