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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
SUFFOLK APARTMENTS SOLD
Purchased by Mrs. H. R. COckrill,
Who Pays 100000.
Property at 1907 l. Street Northwest,
Is Bought by l.. z. Johnson.
other Real Estate Deals.

The 4. +. Fox Company, real estate
brokers. announced yesterday the sale Of
the Suffolk Apartment House, on Irving
street. near Sixteenth, to Mrs H R.
Cockrill, for $4,000. The lot is 30 feet by
$50. and the building has fifteen suites Of
apartments. The Suffolk was built about
four years ago. and is one Of the most
comfortable and convenient OF the newer
apartment houses Of the northwest sec
ton.
The same company has sold to L. r.
Johnson. OF High Point, n. c.. the prop
erty at 1907 i street northwest for about
$1,000 The property consists of a lot
2ox11O feet, and three-story bun brick
dwelling, handsomely finished. It has
fourteen rooms. three baths. is lighted by
electric lights, and has all the modern
.conveHieuces. Mr.. johnson expects to
move from North Carolina In the near fu-
ture. and viii occupy this property.
The A. +, Fox Company also announces
the sale of the two-story. cellar and attic
colonial house az 1924 Twenty-ninth street
northwest. TO Frank Suter, OF George
town. for $500 The lot Is q feet
inches by 1L0 feet deep. running back to
an alley. The property was purchased for
an investment.
According to a deed filed yesterday.
Edmund X. Fox. of the A. +. Fox Com
pany. has purchased through Clarence J..
Welsh, from John r. Arms, the property
at 1871 II street northwest The deal was
made in conjunction with Stone & Fair
fax. Mr.. Fox stated yesterday that he
had purchased the property for hts com
pany. and would. within a year Of two,
erect an Office building upon It, part OF
which would be occupied by his real
estate offices. The 4. Z. Fox Company
has d lease upon its present quarters
running for nearly three years. and the
property on II street was purchased with
a view TO having a permanent home for
the company in the uptown section,
provided the property at the corner OF
Fourteenth street and New York avenue
is sold.
The Thomps Company. con-
tractors for the construction OF the Ma
s0nic Temple. at the intersection Of II
street ana New York avenue. have made
considerable progress in clearing the site
in preparation for making the excaya-
lions. A large force Of men Is engaged
dem0lishing the old buildings and clezr-
ing the rubbish away. II is expected that
this preliminary work to the construction
will be completed in about two weeks
J. a. Landlord has designed for himself
and viii build a tWO-stOry dwelling at 5If
Irving street northwest. at an estimated
cost Of $4,000. Permit for the work was
taken out yesterday at the Office Of the
Inspector Of Buildings.
ID. II. Matthews is about TO erect 2
two-story frame house at Rhode Island
avenue and Tweuty-sixth street north
west. at an estimated cost of s.. 200. In
the application for permit Louis Langhill
is named as the architect. and Joseph
Brown the builder.
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original Appointments.

The following original appointments
have also been made from the list OF
candidates who passed the consular eX-
animation. held March "A:
Edward J Morton. OF Tennessee, ap-
pointed a consul Of class 8 (s2,0JO al
AsunciOn, Paraguay.
Carl +. Deichman, of Missouri, appoint
ed a consul OF class $1,000, at Manzan-
lilo. Mexico, vice Philip Carroll, deceased.
Isaac A. Manning. OF Oregon, appointed
a consul of class 9 81, eco, at Cartagena.
Colombia. vice Luther T. Ellsworth. pro-
NOTED.
Drew Linard, of Pennsylvania appointed
a consul Of class 9 5000, at Ceiba, Hon
duras
Wallace c. Bond, of Wyoming, appoint
ed a consul of class 3 $500, at Alden
Arabia, vice Alfred J. Fleming, trans
ferred
amounted a consular clerk and vice and
deputy consul general at Bona, Congo
Free State, vice George II. Scidmore
promoted.
Milton B. Kirk, of Illinois, appointed
consular clerk, vice William Delaney
Hunter. promoted
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

Henry Albert Johnson. of the District
of Columbia. promoted to be consul Of
class : ($S. 000l, at Leige. vice James G. Nc
Nally, promoted Mr. Johnson is now q
consul of class ts2.500l. at Valencia,
where he has served for four years. and
previously as consul at Venice for sew
enteen years
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
Picture of Alleged Negro
Murderer Identified.
REPUBLICANS TO ENTER FIELD
Congregational Committee Issues Cali
for Meeting 10 Consider Nomina-
tion of Candidate TO Succeed Late
Representative John H. Rixey-Iee
schools Exhibit Inspected.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
fBelf TeIeDboue 1881
Conner Of Prince and Royal Streets.

Alexandria. Va. April 4-By the identi-
heation here Of a photograph as that Of
Frank Robinson, colored, alias Frank
Minor, who is charged with the murder
OF Max Elkins, a baker, in PhOenixville,
Pa. February "A, 1908, information has
been secured which Is expected 10 prove
of great importance to the Pennsylvania
authorities in their effort TO apprehend
the alleged murderer.
Through this development, it is stated,
all doubt that this fugitive IS not the
man wanted in connection with the
trouble leading up to the murder Of
Charles 7. Smith, October 20 last, has
been removed. Having ascertained that
they have the picture OF the negro who
is charged with the crime. the Phoenix
vile officials, who have been tracing Rob-
inson for some time, will probably be en-
abIed 10 effect his capture shortly.
The identification also has an important
bearing, 1t is claimed, upon the case Of
William Johnson. the negro who was
found guilty here last Saturday OF the
murder Of Smith. This arises from the
points of similarity and difference shown
in comparison of the pictures OF john
son and Robinson, whereby seeming in
constituencies in the testimony respecting
the appearance of the murderer are said
to be reconcied.
The photograph was sent here by the
mayor of PhOenixville, and was positively
identified by Robinson's wife and John
sons wife. both of whom are now in the
city Jail. 1t is also stated that others
who saw the picture declared il TO be
that of Robinson. TO further strengthen
the matter, the local police may send the
photograph 10 Fredericksburg for in
specuOn by Johnson, who has declared
that Robinson murdered Elkins.
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Another Candidate in Field.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Md. April 4.-The latest an
nouneement of a candidacy for a Demo
cratic nomination at the approaching pri-
maries was made this morning. when
John E. West. a Rockville merchant. let it
be known that he would like to serve as
one of the judges of the Orphans Court.
II is known that Judge Remus r. Darby
will again be a candidate for the office,
and it is also stated that Ninian NJ
Perry viii seek one of the nominations
Judge William T. Wheeler viii not be
candidate for denomination, and it is not
thought that Judge George T. Meem,
whose health is not of the best, wifi
again be candidate.
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Funeral of Mrs. Rittenour.

nour. wife OF DR.. Avery A. Rittenour,
was held this afternoon from the residence
OF her father-in-laW a. l.. RittenOuT 615
King street Rev. =. F. Phillips. rector
OF ST. PsuIs Episcopal Church. conducted
the services. assisted by Rev. Or. Skellin-
ger, Of Washington. The pallbearers were
Frederick Rittenour, Richard Rittenour,
Russell Rittenour OF this city; George
Godren. Harvey Avery. and John p. Gil
more, of Washington. The interment was
made in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Killed by Overhead Bridge.
peeial to The Washington Herald.

bpeclaI 70 TIC Wds-lLlsl0u I1eIdIu.
Winchester, Va. April 4-Lemuel L.
Edmonson. an expert electrician employed
by the jefferson Telephone Company, was
killed on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks
near Stephenson early to-day. Edmon-
son was en- route to his home in Middle
town and was riding on top of a box car
when he was struck by an overhead
bridge and hurled beneath the cars. His
body was cut in two. Edmonson was thir-
ty-thToe years OF age. and is survived by
4 wife and five small children.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
winehester Gets New LIght.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. April 4.-Winchester is
lighted tonight for the first time with
electric power from the Shenandoah
River. the current coming from the big
power house at MilvilIe, twenty-five
miles distant. Steam power now in use
ia many of the manufacturing estab-
lshments here VIII shortly give way to
electricity from the same plant, which
cost $3.50, 900.
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MAYOR DELIVERS MESSAGE.
Chief Executive Makes Plea for
"Greater HaGerstown.'
Special TO The Washington Herald.

oAdlidA 70 Aia5 washington A4Nlalt4a
HagerstOwn. Nd. april 4-Mayor Frank
W. Mish delivered his annual message to
the city council of Hagerstown tonight.
IN connection with his plea for greater
Hagerstown, he made number of i'm
portant recommendations, including the
extension Of the corporate limits, so as
to take in number Of the suburbs, where
thousands Of people now live and enjoy
practically all of the conveniences Of the
city without paying city taxes.
In connection with the message, there
was filed a financial statement from City
Collector r. L. Van Devanter, showing
total receipts for the year to have been
s124 1885,. 20; expenditures, $109, 1881: balance
on hand April ]. 1907. $l5,17S.22 The
bonded Indebtedness of the city is $141, 400
Bonds to the amount of $500 were paid
OF the past year.
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BOY NOT KIDNAPPED CHILD.
Father Returns After Futile Trip to
Arkansas I'm Search of SON.

Father Returns After Futile Trip 40
Arkansas I'm Search of SON.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va. April 4-Former State SEN
ator 5. NJ Beasley, of Currituck n. c..
has returned from Arkansas after an un-
successful effort to find his son. Kenneth.
for the alleged kidnapping and numbering
OF whom Joshua Harrison wa srecently
convicted at Elizabeth City, n. c., and
sentenced to twenty years in prison.
Senator Beasley saw the youth in Ar
kansas believed to be his son. and says the
boy was so much like Kenneth that it was
hard 10 see how two boys not related
could bear such a resemblance to each
other, but the Arkansas youth was not
the lost child, and the parent returned
greatly disappointed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
stocks streams with front.

Special To The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd, April 4-State Fish Com
missioner Charles +. Brooke placed out
this week about $1,000 brook trout in the
small streams in the vicinity of German
town and Boyds Last year about 30. coo
were placed out, and il is thought they
have done well. and the streams here are
adapted TO this kind OF fish The Fish
Commissioner has many more thousands
to put out in this and Frederick County.
it is understood. and IS shipping them very
literally
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
BRIDE AND GROOM CREMATED.
Newiy-married Couple Meet Death
In Hotel Fire.

Sutton, ". Va, April 4.-Aliss Elizabeth
WingrOver yesterday became the bride
Of DIT. Lloyd Gaze. and the bride and
bridegroom were last night burned to
death in their apartments in the River
view Hotel, the hostelry being entirely
destroyed by fire. The ceremony which
united the couple was performed in
Moundsville. They left Immediately
thereafter to visit the mother OF the
bridegroom.
John Martin, of Fairmont, W. Va.
made his escape from the building by
dashing through the room occupied by
the young couple. He says he saw the
bodies lying upon the floor as he leaped
from the window.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
ATLANTIC City Service.

The Atlantic City Special, via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, will make its last trip
for the spring season from Washington
on Saturday 9th inst, and from Atlantic
City on Monday, Sth inst. Commencing
Monday, April s, through parlor car will
leave Washington 1926 p. M. arriving
Atlantic City 5;35 p. m, week days, and
returning leave Atlantic City commencing
Tuesday. April 9. 10 a. m. week days. ar
irving Washington $50 p. m Dining car
between Washington and Philadelphia,
both ways,
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Mrs. Elizabeth Carter Dead.

oIeclaI % TIC washington beFaIu.
Boyds. Nd, April 4.--Mrs. Elizabeth
Carter, aged eighty-two years, of Pooles-
vile. this county, died suddenly here this
afternoon of heart failure. She was the
widow OF George w. Carter. Prior to her
marriage she was a Miss AuteFbach, of
Fauquier County. Va. She is survived
by two daughters, Miss Jennie, at home
and Mrs. Kate Trail. Of Loudoun County,
Va
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
Roat CIuh EIeets Omcers.

The Old Dominion Boat Club has elected
the following officers: Capt. Albert Bryan.
president; L. Il. KemDer. first vice pTesi-
dent; Arthur Herbert, treasurer; David
Hulfish, secretary; James S. Douglas. jr.,
captain; Charles B. Barrett. first lieuten-
ant; II. L. Reid, second lieutenant. Card
ner L. Boothe, Arthur Bryant. William L.
Allen, and w. G. Rogers were chosen TO
constitute the board Of governors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
Painters 90 Que on striIke.

special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond Va, April 4,-What the con-
tracing painters Of Richmond have been
looking for for several months happened
this morning, when practically every
union painter in the city struck for the
eight-hour day and an increase in pay
from the present rate of $3.50 to s. 50
where the agreement With the union has
not been signed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
80 pepartment changes.

Changes in the Navy Department are announced
as follows
Appointment Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Edward IIessig by transfer. c0uyis al $50 per an
nun.
Promotions photographic Office. A. B. McManus
from craftsman to nautical expert; F. z. Molkow,
from craftsman al l213 So craftsman al 81 40 per
anuum ". d. Nichols from Craftsman at 81 900 10
craftsman at 81 % per annum-
Observation-Disclosures Of Ordnance. v W lie Mat
copyist az $50 per aRnum.
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Mrs. Mary Mutter Passes Away.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. April Mrs. Mary
Smith Mutter, ninety-two years Of age
widow of John Mutter and daughter OF
the late Col ". II. Macon, of New Kent
County, died at her home this morning.
She was the aunt of Mrs. George W
Bagby and the late John Hampden Cham
berlayne who for number of years was
owner of the Richmond State.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
'sHOREMEN's STRIKE GROWS.
Threatens to Tie Up All Steamship
Lines ut Norfolk, Va.

slecaI % TIC WaallnsLul HVIlIls
Norfolk, Va. April 4.-The strike of col
ored longshoremen, which tied up the Old
Dominion Steamship Company here yester-
day, spread to-day to the Washington
line and the Merchants and Miners
Transportation, and the outlook is that
all the lines here will be tied up. The
strikers are orderly.
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Nier % schooI EEhibit.

Members OF the city school board were
among the visitors this evening at the
exhibit in the Peabody building Of the
work which the children of Lee School
have executed for display at the James
town Exposition. The display was declared
by the members of the board to be highly
creditable both 10 the pupils and TO the
principal, Miss Ada Y. Gregg. The work
represents many Of the events connected
with the history Of Alexandria.
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Cost of Primary Election.

penses OF the primary. TO be held June -,
to nominate a candidate for Congress.
viii amount to SIPS. OF this sum each
candidate viii pay a pro rata share on or
before May !,
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Tax sale Announced.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. April 4-Robert G. Hill
ton. treasurer of Montgomery County. has
given notice that at 10 O'Clock next Mon
day he Will offer for sale. at public auc-
ton. all property on which taxes for the
year ended June So 1897, remain uppaid.
Out Of a total of SIG, GOO about $500 is IN
collected.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
NEGRO'S WOUND PROVES FATAL
First Death Results from Race Riot
i'm Lynehburg, Va.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. april John Haskins.
a negro. who was shot in the race battle
last night, died to-day. Another negro.
Mareellus Foster, who was located
through a colored physician. was shot in
the stomach and left arm.
This morning Mat Brack and Almistead
Clark, both colored, were arrested,
charged with being implicated in the af-
fair. These negroes, together with A. L.
Weir. s. c. Crawford. and Gus Swanson,
are under arrest. Foster and Weir are
in the hospital. and the others are in jail.
Il is Believed that Weir was struck in
the mouth by one Of the negroes and that
he began the shooting after being struck.
Three of the negroes responded to the
fire. Swanson says Weir did all the
shooting Of the whites.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
FORREST GOES TO JAIL.

Former VI, & VI. Secretary Held to
Answer Charge of EmbeEzIement.
Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, April 4-Clarence II. Forrest,
former secretary Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, was COM
mitted to jail this morning in default Of
Ele,G00 bail on the charge OF embeZzling the
sum of SS,950.25, the property of the asso-
citation. Forrest was arrested last evening
at his home by Detective Thomas Hogan.
THE warrant was sworn out by Charles w.
Walters, the accountant, who has been at
work on the former secretary's books
ever since the shortage was discovered,
about TWO weeks ago
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05
war ships to visit Annapolis.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md. April 4.-Gov. Warield
has been informed that two Austrian war
ships, the SanlIt George and Aspern, will
visit Annapolis about May Is, The ships
VIII come here after visiting the James
town Exposition.
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B. & 0. TO BUILD CUTOFF.
Railroad Ready to Proceed on
Freight Line Around Baltimore.


Freight Line Around Baltimore.
Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore. April THE Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to-day began making plans
for acquiring the right of way for the
freight line which it proposes to build
around the city. The construction Of this
line is made possible by the decision Of
the Court of Apeals in the suit brought
by John Waters to restrain the company
from condemning, a right Of way through
his property at Pikesville. The lower
court upheld Mr.. Waters, but the higher
tribunal reversed this opinion.
Hugh l. Bond. second vice president
and general secretary for the company,
said to-day:
''The Baltimore and Ohio will probably
proceed at once with its condemnation of
the property needed in the building Of the
road. The length Of the line IS approx
mately forty miles, and the estimated
cost about $9.000000. There will probably
be two tracks. and provision will be made
for additional tracks when necessary.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

The Presbyterian Brotherhood has COM
pleted arrangements for the mems meet
ing, which will be held at the Second
Presbyterian Church next Monday even
ing, when an address will be delivered by
Charles F. Nesbit, of Washington, on the
subject, "The Relation of Christianity TO
Modern Business Methods"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

Chairman Dodge. OF the Republican
Congressional Committee, to-day issued
a call for a meeting of the committee in
Alexandria April 13, to consider the ad-
visibility Of calling a convention TO nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress.
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ST. IGNATTUS TO CELEBRATE.
Cardinal Gibbons to Preside at Coll
den Jubilee Next Sunday.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore. April preparations are in
progress at Loyola College for the formal
celebration Of the golden jubilee OF St
Ignatius' Church, which will begin next
Sunday. Solemn pontifical mass viii be
celebrated by Bishop Thomas D. Bevan,
of Springfield. Mass. and the sermon Will
be preached / Bishop =. J. DOnahue, Of
Wheeling. w. Va
Cardinal Gibbons will preside at the
mass. and there viii be solemn Vespers
on Sunday evening. with Rev. Thomas
Joseph II. Hanselman. S. j., provincial of
the Jesuits, rs celehrant. The sermon will
be delivered ty Rev. Z. B. Barrett, S. j.,
of Woodstock College.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

George H. Scidmore. of Wisconsin. pro-
NOTED to be consul of class 6 $500 at
Nagasaki. vice Charles B. Harris, pro-
NOTED Mr.. SCidmOre has had service
for thirty-One years as consular clerk.
acting as vice consul at Yokohama and
other places in Japan.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

Joseph / Britain. of Ohio. promoted
to be consul of class 8 IS, 500 at Prague.
vice Urban J. Led0ux, promoted MIR.
Britain is now a consul OF class Z (S3. 500
at Kehl where he has served for four and
half years. and previously was consul
at Nantes for five years.
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ssr.. sarah Helm. nead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg, Va, April Mrs.
Sarah a. Helms died to-day at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Flora +. Padberg.
IN Newcastle. Del she was a resident of
this city up to about two months ago.
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MCKAY IS TAKEN TO PRISON.
SON Visits Rockville Slayer TO Bid
Him Farewell.

Ele1IaI % Inc Wilmington Hefal1-
Rockville, Nd, April 4.-Wuliam II. Nc
Kay, sentenced TO three years for killing
his mother-in-law, Mrs, Lang, was this
taken to the Maryland Peniten-
tiary at Baltimore by Sheriff James p.
Colt.
Early in the day William Mckay, son
OF the prisoner, visited his father.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

Selak Merrill. of Massachusetts. pro-
NOTED to be consul of class 8 $500. at
Georgetown. Guiana. vice John McMakin.
deceased Mr.. Merrill is now a consul
Of class $4,000. ut Jerusalem, where he
has serve d for thirteen years.
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LOAN COMPANIES.

Reliance Loan and Trust
Co, 619 + st. NV Furniture
Loans. Fair treatment. A
square deal
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Robert S. S. Bergh. of North Dakota,
promoted TO be consul of class (3,00O.
at Mainz, vice Walter Schumann. pro-
NOTED. Mr.. Bergh is now a consul Of
class 8 $500. at Gothenberg, where he
has served for nine years
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

to be a consul of class Z (S3 000 at Jeru-
salem, vice Selah Merrill promoted. Mr.
Wallace is now a consul OF class S tS2.500l,
at Crefeld, where he has served about
six years.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

Thomas f. Heenan. of Minnesota. pro-
NOTED % be consul general Of class
$500, at Niuchwang. vice Thomas sam
mons. promoted. Mr. Heenan is now q
consul OF class 8 $500. at Odessa. where
he has served for over twenty-one years.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-05

Walter D Shaughnessy, Of Utah, pro-
noted 10 be a consul of class 8 lS2sO0el
at Puerto Cabello. vice James ". John
son. transferred Mr. Shsughnessy IS now
consular agent at Charieroi, where ne
has served about a year