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The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
CRACK COMPANY COMING HERE
COnnecticut Governors Foot Guard
viii First Visit Fair

The First Company Of the Governors
Foot Guard. Of Connecticut, will come 10
Washington. October 70, after having
taken part in the ceremonies OF Com
necucut Day at the jamestown ExDosi-
ton, on October 16, and visited Rich
mond.
This military organization is one Of
the oldest in the United States. and has
been intimately associated with the his
tory Of Connecticut and New England
from the Revolutionary period 10 the
present time. The Governors Guard Of
Connecticut as it was originally known
was organized I'm III, when Hartford
was a small provincial town of 5000 per
sons. Samuel WylIys was the first car
tain. In 1U5 the forming of a second
company caused its name to be changed
10 the First Company, Governors Guard
and in 177S the name was changed 10 the
First Company, Governors Foot Cuard
There are 125 members of the command
and they viii De accompanied by hand
Of thirty pieces. Their uniforms are the
picturesque grenadier dress. The officers
of the company are Maj Louis r. Che
ney. Capt. Fred r. Bill, Lieut.. Wilson I
Fem. Lieut. Charles II. Slocum. Ijeut
William f. a. Bulkeley, and Ensign Rob
prt II peasa
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
59; WESLEYAN, Q
Tigers Outplay Methodists Ht Every
AnuIc of the GHmn


Princeton, n. j., oct 9-The Tigers
waloped Wesleyan this afternoon. by
50 TO O.
The Methodists We're weak and the
Tigers We're strong. Princeton displayed
flashes of rare form. They worked to-
gether faster and in closer unison than
heretofore, and tore the Wesleyan outfit
to shreds. Not a single first down did
the visitors gain, and more than that,
showed the poorest sort Of judgment in
selecting the direction Of attacks
The primitive Unwritten law Of foot
BAH. namely. to kick on third down
when the distance TO be gained is large.
was totally ignored by Wesleyan, and
this fact assisted the Tigers materially.
Instead of puntng out of danger, the
Methodisys tried to hit an unyieldng
wall
Coach Roper's constant hammering at
the line and back of the field during the
past week bore fruit this afternoon.
Capt. Mccormick. Reid, and Harlan
worked together IN fine style. forming.
close interference and tearing Up the
defense time after time Reid performed
brilliantly at half back. He appeared 10
be much faster than any Of the others.
and rushed in and out Of broken field
cleverly. In the line McFayden and
Buckingham were strong. They opened
holes along the right wing big enough
to drive a pair of horses through. and
the Tiger backs simply waded through
10 tOuchdOwns.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
FREE TREATMENT FOR POOR
Providence Hospital Inaugurates
Outdoor Department for Public.
Ten Cents Covers Cost 10 Patients
Description VIII BE Handled.

Providence Hospital will to-day inaugu-
rate what is known as the outdoor de-
par.meat. for the benefit Of the general
public. Patients without means Will bs
treated az q cost of but 10 cents, no mat
ter what their ailmeut. Cases Of every
description Will bg treated by specialists
az the hours announced, free OF any
charge. except the allotment of 10 cents.
Outdoor in connection with the de-
uartmeut, IS misuomer In its literal
sense, for the department is situated in
the basement of the new building. and
WAS fitted up aJ great expense II is the
most complete and biggest in the South.
and the equipment is up-t0-date. outdoor
applies 90 the patients, and not 10 the de
parmeut as In hospital parlance IL means
e. department for patients not housed in
the hospital building.
The physicians and surgeons in charge
of the various departments are c0nsld-
cred among the best specialists I'm the
city. and are men Of note. The various
departments viii have separate rooms
each suite being equipped especially for It's
particular purpose In all cases. the ply
sieiaus in charge are members Of the
hospital staff while the assistants are
al specialists engaged I'm private practice
Not only was the equipment OF the
new department heavy expense, but its
maintenance viii be even heavier as the
poll assessment OF 30 cents, iu most in
stances. viii not pay the expense Of
ban53ges and dressing.
The various clinics. the surgeons and
physicians ln charge. and the hours of
treatment are as follows:
Medical gIrsr-Paysiciaus i- charge Charles C.
NarJu-. 81 d.. Charles Lure, 81. d.. J. Brcekin-
udaa Bsue. 81 d.. and 4. n. Vincent ~ D.
Assistants lrs Foley. Talbot UuE1Ean. AI-Quil-
Jam Daily clinic. except Sunday. hours II 10 D..
Surgical CUie-SrTEe1us iu charge, Harrison Crook.
NJ IT, and James Mitchell ". ID. Assistants. Drs.
II. b. Kerr. and r. II. Oigs1u- Daily except sun
day. hours o. TO-
Diseases of -GyuecoloEists. " F. Cuth-
bert ~ D.. and -- Kelly ~. ID. Assistants Drs
j. sullivan and Rogers. DAYS Of week. Tuesday
and Friday. hours J to .
Diseases Of Ear Nose, AMI Throat Physician ia
charge, e. rs. Richardson, ~ ID Assistant Dr.
Moore. DAYS ui week. Tuesday and Friday hours.
to
Diseases of Geuito Urinary systern-surgc1n in
charge j.. e. Lehr. W. b. Days Of week, Monday
and Thursday; hours. II TO H.
Diseases Il the Eyt-Surca in charge. d. K
Sbgte N ID. Assistant Carl Heuuing n d.
Days q week Monday and Thursday. hours. ] TO .
Orth17ldic CIiuic-Orth1ugiist. W. C.. Ewing VI
~. DAYS Of week. Tuesday THURSDAY. and saturday:
hours. 20 l1
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye frIuss. Listsriue. los
Niureiandl, 20 4. won; Linda Lake 9s Connolly.
II 90 8, second, Denial, e6 .De.abyI. to J. third
Time. los Is. Suir Blue Lgeu. ald AlargaI also
IAN.
SECOND BACE-Sgreu furlangs. Obe-ou. F5
tNurrhyt, 20 D, won; PeurHEu. I15 lAmstr1gl
% 20 l. second. Bonnie Reg lJ Kossui. To .
third Time. l13 l-j. 40 TumUer. birmingham
HAT, ROYAL legend. and J. ". O'NciI also ran.
THIRD RACE -Three-yea--aIds- five and oue-laIf
I1Tl1ugs- Cocs sure. ,0- Murphy. o. .. won.
Nettle Carita, III ,Dclaby. 8 % J. second. Miss
1eslllon l2 lBurt0u0. 20 I, third. Time Il0 40
ILo-an. AisoHe. Sweet Kitty Hattie Watkins. IL
biuc. and Creole Girl also Iau
foi RIH RACE-FiTe furllugs Lpt0hatcHa II
tNuIplg|. 10 90 l.-rcu. AuIgss IlI BwtmI %
8 s,e1naf Lady EmE 95 Ddaml. % s. third
Tine ll6 IS. Cautlsss SumbIira Gertrude Lee
ard Little Edna also ran
FIFTH EACE-Oue mile. ThistleI0 los Dehhyl
% ]. won; Excitement, IIl NleraaadH G 10 s.
src-nd, Hgbo1ndtr, los BakeFI. . GO J. taird. Time
-'i'. HaHy Scott ScaTCuUU. Lila Noel. and Cur
Sis also ran.
SIXTH RACE Six furlougs Avrrater. ss
Dlul1LgI- o. J. won. Western. l5s lDc.sbgH. even
sgc'nd; NCbher. l'5 .BWJmI, g 90 J. third Time
Isl. -5. Wabash Queen, Haucacz Tulip. Leo Paul
Gll GaTgautua also Gu.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West Woodridge-Henry A. Yeith et al 10 Maryette
Hustled. let II. square iZ5s SO.
Eckington-Manche Il. Meliue to Washington Loan
and Trust Company. lots % TO 81. block s. and
lots 56. s. 50. block 8. $40.
Fourteenth street northeast, between and G
streets-Iohn r. Haslip et uN 10 Henry W
Murphy, Let l69. square 1851 SO.
No. l523 Q street northwesi-Charles p. Plrvis ct
ux. 20 Susan A. S0meryille lot q, square l94 So
Kalorama Heights-Harry r. Jones % George " f.
Swartzeil part lots s and 6. block l5 Sl00
Ninth street northwest. between 7 and L streets
Jesse ". Nicholson ct uX. 70 Thomas q. Collins
part original lot 2 square 3B, SO.
No Z2 California avenue n0rthwest-W -WestmoreIand
Apartment House Company 20 William J. Dante
lot 49, Widow Mite SO. Edgar f. Kennedy
e al TO same. lot Is and west one-haif lot g.
Widows Mite, SO
Nos. SI7 10 SZ3 Seventh street n0Tthwest-William
Dante ct ux. 20 Edgar S. Kennedy and Harry
L. Rust. lots q and 2S. square ass SO
y street northwest between Twenty-frst and Twen-
ty-second streets-Same 10 same, lots and Z
square 69. so.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Olive F. Nor
ton to Martha 2. Judge part lot 50. block 6. 81.
Warren street northeast. between and streets-
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
Circuit Court No. 4.

jbclltE WRIGHT.
Central National Bank vs. National Metropolitan
Bank; Judgment On verdict for defendant Plain
tin attorneys Buudnhurg * BuudenbUg de-
fendsuts attorney. j. T. Lamer.
Scott IS Putnam; commission ordered 20 issue.
Plaintiff attorneys. Everett AIolnar Ewing.
Nl!lige, Gibbs q Daniel vs.. Kirby on trial
Plaintiffs attorneys. w. c. Balderston and W. +.
Lester defendants attorneys, T. w. Sohon and
NJ. j. Colbert
HendTicbs vs.. Richards; Judgment for plaintiff on
publication t7r $50. and Judgment Of condemnation
Of property attached by marshal Plaintiffs attor-
neys. Bradley n Bradley
Assignment for to-day:
10, g. simmons vs.. Kelly. Attorneys John Rid
OUt-W- g. Matthews.
No IS. Greenleaf vs.. Scott Attorneys. John Rid
out-W. l.. P0ult0n.
No. g. y. d ". Realty Company vs. LaWler.
Attarneys, !. :. Easby-Smith-E 3. Malauey.
No. %. Purdy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Campbell Darlington and Hay
Gen JJhuson-G. 4. Hamilton.
No. 9L Corbttt Us. FeuElng- Attorneys r. F..
Evans. Mcneil & McNeili-J. S. Easby-sHith and
b ". Parker
No q. Soils VS.. Waterman. Attorneys. A. G.
Beutle-R A. Ford
No I9l. Turner VS.. Townsend. Attorneys. Doug
las d Douglas and ". b. Matthews jr.-Nilt1n j.
Lambert.
NO l03 Ciscls vs. New York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company. Attorneys, Douglas & Doug
ias-J. Il. HAYDEN.
NO lC5 Russell vs. City and Suburban Railway.
Attorneys. q. r. Wilson and r. ". HMs-C. A.
Douglas and George p. Hoover
30. lN-. FUE,t ys. Drake & Stratt0u Company.
Attorneys. LCmugL FuEtt-W. e. Sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Emmett c. Han. .. and Mary f. Glenn. .. both
Of Taboton Ga. Rev. VI. r. Bushby.
Joseph .. Warner 70 New YCrk CITY. and Edith
NJ Saunders. 5, Belfast, \. Y Rev NJ Ross Fish
burn.
Russell ". Hostine. ., ralcott. W. Va. and Mary
Pinknc. ., Montgomery W Va Rev ". T..
Thompson.
George C. Owens, q. Ek Ridge. Nd. and Mary
I. Brgsn IS, Rev, William J. Carroll
William 3. Sayre. q and Anna l. Jones. IS
Lodge. Va. Rev William C.. Dram.
Ross B. Novel;. 81. Washington. Pa and Angie
Ross, 81. Pittsturg Ia. Rev r. W L0wrie
William 1. Evans. q, and Frances f. Bartholo-
new, o Rev. James a. Smyth.
William A. Clark. l9. and Carrie Y. McNaboD I0
Rev. George A. Miller
Henry Brooks, ~ and Nettie Wheeler. q. both
q Anderson Post-oifce, Va. Rev. J. T. Mclaughlin.
Henry CornweI, 2. and Hilda c. Hayes. ls Rev.
q. q. Markham.
Ernest Stockhammer. 81 and Olga A Larsen. g.
Rev John T. Huddle
Frank H. Crawford "a, Mount Sidney. Va. and
Ada r. Summers0n, 2, Stauuton Va Rev J. B.
Mclaughlin.
Isaiah Garter, p. and Eva Robinson. 20 Rev.
David Pollard.
Gcorge ,,. King. q Waterloo. Va. and Inez L.
Golden. a. Broad Run Station, Va. Rev. R. W.
LoWrie
Frank S. Mohler. q. and Mary L. Payne. %
Vernon Mills. Va. Rev Weston Bruner.
Ira H. Byme g. Bull Run. Va. and Susie f.
Payne, a. NenJa Mills Va. Rev. Weston BUner
Cornelius c. Weeks. 81. and Eliza A. Watson. s.
Rev. Z. =. Williams
C0L0RED.
William Bel. 2. and Maggie Maddox, o. Rev
J. A. LaylCr.
William J. Dorsey, q, and Edna f. Ross a
Rev J. II. Robinson.
Ernest Berry, q and Lulu West, g ReY P. J.
Richie
Charles Wilson. IS, and Lula Dorsey. 81 Rev.
J. A TAYLOR
Milton Pryor. q. and Sarah Thomas. I9. Rev. A.
W Jones.
Richard Ellis. q, and Mag Turner, q. Rev.
Philip Stewart
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
WOMAN REPORTED MISSING.
Parents of Two Youths AIso Ask AID
OF the Police,

The police have been asked TO locate
Mrs. Mary Jackson, ffty-si, years Of age
a stranger in the city, who is missing
from the home of Mrs Fowler, at so T
street northwest.
Mrs. Fowler. who made the request.
stated that the woman knew nothing Of
the directions in the city nor Of the num-
Der of the house and the street on which
she was stopping.
A similar request has been received
from the parents OF Herman King. nine
years Of age. who is missing from his
home at l0l Thirty-fourth street north
west
Joseph A. Littell, sixteen years of age.
Is also reported as being missing from his
home at the Baltimore apartments. The
boy was last seen on Tuesday evening.
The police have not been able 70 locate
Bertrain SeatOn. eighteen years Of age.
who has been missing from his home.
15l Eighth street southeast, since Sunday
morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, October .. 1907

Simon White to Abraham L. saltzstein, lot Is,
square 1893 SO
Fourteenth street southeast. between and G
stFeets-Percy W. pckfor1 70 Thomas Kun, lot
50. square iG3 $40
Sixth street southwest. between N and streets
Daniel 7. Buckley ct uz. 70 Edward J. Hist0n,
lots III. square 502 SO
bffngham Placo-1a r. johnson 10 C0zIgHs Bros
lot 10 b.ock 8. $50.
Meridian Hll-Nli-hse! J. Keane II al. 10 District
Of Columbia, alley in rear Of lots 81 20 81. block
No B5 Tennessee avenue uortheast-Thomas T.
Meehan ct uX. 70 Patrick and John J. Meehan
BOT 2 square iCI1. So
Peters Min seat-Amelia L. Tlgliman 70 Pauline
j. Mutt. part SO
street northwest between Thirtv-tbird and Thirty
fourth streets-Elizabeth Z. Fallou % Charles
B. Fellows. part Of Church Of England lyt IN
sIuac l27s SO
street northeast. between Seventh and Eighth
streets -'ieoIge Aaier, T., It TO Barbara
ostGmayer lots z and g. square S97 SO.
Barbara Ostcunayer 70 Julia Basch lot g.
square ST sl0
No. 1903 Thirteenth street rurthwest-Edmu X
Fox et TX. 70 William J. Y0uderhoide lot B,
square 80 So
No. 1913 street porthvest-Charles b Watts ct
al. % Mar F. Gale. lot c. square 235, So
lie Droit Park-Aldrich C. Wley 70 Eugene B.
Letcher, lot 6. block 5. SO
Park Fiew-AlddaUgh q shannon. Inc % Do
ANttd A. io.ftr tNi 70. square Jidf
No. 5ll5 Cambridge Place n1rthwest-Hauy Ward
man Ct al. TO Margaret Mccarthy IOt 6o square
lz.2 So
Park Niew-Middaugh & shannon. Inc 20 Alfred
and Mar Z. Greenhalgh. lot S. square 2Cn SO.
Same 10 Henry A. and Marie A. N0thnaFel.
lCt 81, square 50i. Sl0 Same 20 Charles Lam
hrase l0t g. square 5jH. SO.
Columbia Heights-Albert a. ClemCns 20 Richard
7. Daniel trIst5e. part llt I3 block S. Sl0
Washington Heights-Wi.iiam PITT Kellogg ~ ux. 90
William II. C.. Brown. lot ST. block g. SO.
Ingleside-LUthCr 4. SUartzell 20 William J. Hart
Dot l07. block H. 500
No. 1884 street northwest Charles ". Dar ct
uX 20 William H. C. Brown. Dot 80 flrars
Z5. SO. William Y. g. Brown CONVEYS same
property % Alice Y. Lee $40.
Washington Hsizhts-WIlitm II. C. Brown 10
Charles W Darr. Ia, g. block 3 SO
West Ecklugt1n-Harry Warlmau 20 James p. and
Sarah A. Eunie. Dor 90 block g. So
New Hampshire avenue northwest between r and
S sireets-Alay T. Pars9n 20 Isabel D. stedman.
I0t =. square 49, So.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
DISCHARGES HARGIS CASE.
Feud Witnesses Are Let Go and
Charges Dismissed.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. 9.-Owing TO the
inability of the Commonwealth to obtain
witnesses for the prosecution Of Albert
Hargis and Bill Britton, charged with the
assassination of DR.. B. D. Cox, they were
dismissed at Sandy Hook to-day by Judge
w. 3. Moody, appointed by Gov. Beck
ham to prosecute the cases
John N. Waugh, the Commonwealth
attorney, presented a statement that DIT.
Carl Baker, who resides in Wisconsin,
was a material witness, and asked that
the trial be continued. This was over
ruled and the charges dismissed.
The indictment of John Abner for the
same offeuse was continued.
These are the last of the Hargis-Cock-
rill feud cases so far as the assassina-
ton Of Dr.. Cox is concerned.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10

Royal Burton. 5, and Mary = Reed. a. Rev.
". II. Davenport,
James : Bryan a. and MARY + Jackson. -
Rev Shelton Miller
Elijah Mullen, 3j Rachel Nichols g. Rev. J0hu
". Carroll
James Washington, O. and Mamie Jett, D. Rev.
ClOrEc v. Lee.
George Davis. .. and Mamie Henderson o. Rev.
William J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10

New York, Oct. 9-Form reversals of a
startling nature marked the running of
the stake event this afternoon.
Whitney's BroOkdale Nymph, ) to J.,
turned a sOmersault when she won the
Bronx lightweight Handicap at six fur
longs. She had all kinds of speed. and
after she had run Oraculum into the
ground in the middle Of the stretch, she
went on 10 win by a length and half
from Jack AtSin, who had two lengths
over Alteration.
Ben Ban and Oraculum were less than
half a length back The time was 1:l2 20
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Sercu hrlouE Don Enrique III
knappl, 20 /, won; Zeuap @ tGaldsreinl, . TO
J. second; Dolly Spauksr I16 f. DUlul, Z to !,
tliTd Time. l@5 25. Lad If Langdeu. Melbourne.
6ld.' Cressil8, Prince Hamburg, Frank Lord and
SIR Edward also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furi0uEs. Masquerade. ia
tAiiigr-, ii 20 %. Won. Marbles li6 liiCDauel,
10 l. second; Adriuehe, loo F. DugAl, % 90 J.
IAlrl Time, lla Miss Norfolk. Miss Angie. Miss
MaUOui. and Tinker Bci also ran.
THIRD RACE-fire furlcHD RoSimirO. l0i thor
h,f}, 20 J, Woni GoalutsJ lE tBr-seN, ll 20 2,
second; Arasee. l2 Miller. to .. third Time.
Cas 80 PrOWicr. Cool. CoUntgruaiJ a. T. celia.
Jane Swift. Euticiug SlrgCam. Beaar Man. and
Olfano also rau
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile. Number One g.
NicCauhyl, 10 10 l. won; Live Wine 100 I. Du-
GAM. Is 20 5. second Earl g.. 100 &c. Buus Il 60 J.
third. Time. l59 %. Sea VOL. Earl's Court Mar
sier, Njmbus. Charles e.. Gates, and George 5.
Davis also rlu
FIFTH EACE-Six frulonEs. Br0okille Nymph.
IL .hnapp 3 20 J. won; Jack AtkH, 10 lRadtkei,
j. % ;. second Alteration. 95 Is. DuEsnl, J. % J.
third Time. I.lZ 20. Ben Ban Oracullm, longer
der. and Acrlnaut also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue and threequarters miles
B7auclere 81 SUMTER, 90 g. won, J. f. Donohue.
los tAIcCmthgl 9 90 ]. second, KiIligcrsukia, q
tE DuganI. 9 % @ third Time 25g 25. Ostrich
and D'Arkc also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
FOR MOUNT VERN0N

HOME AND TOMB or WASHINGTON.
DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED}.
STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER
Leaves Eth St wharf 10 g. T.. AID 20 p. u
Arrives Washington 2I5 and SIS D N.
-a7P round 50 cent,
Admission to grounds and mansiCu........2 3 csuts
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Estate Of John II. iInkins. letters Of a5ministra-
ticu granted TO William +. Liuklns; bond, s. TOO.
Attorney, !. T. McNaliy
Estate 0f Lawrence VI. Clements; order authorizing
comrramise. Attorney G. ". Claectt.
Estate q Edwin II. Dent letters q administra-
tiou granted TO Frances d. Dent; bond, S p05 At
torney, J. a. Toomey.
Estate 4 Sarah NJ. Holc1mbe letters of admins
tration q. b. H. c. Z. a. granted % American Sc
cJrty and trust Company. Attorneys, Nathaniel
Wilson and Hsllam * Hailam.
Estate Of William H. Baylys petition for probate
Of viii filed. Attorney. j. Paul Earnest.
Estate u Frank p. Burke; viii dated June T.
1896. fled. with petition for probate. Attorney,
H. C. Stewart.
Estate Of Hans Hansen; petition for probate Of
will filed. Attorneys. Carter 4 Brooke.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
HOTEL MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Mr.. Devinc, of the Shoreham, to
Serve Again as President.

The Washington Hotel Mems Associa-
ton met in the palm room of the Shore
ham Hotel last night, with John T. De-
vine. the president in the chair Mr.
Devine reviewed the business Of the asso-
citation for the past year. and in present
ing the list of nominations for officers
asked TO be relieved of the cares of the
However, his wishes were
disregarded and he was reelected by ae-
clamation. George r. Shut Of the Ma
ti0nal Hotel. was elected vice president,
and r. a. Mckee of the Gordon Hotel.
secretary and treasurer.
The executive committee chosen CON
sists of John T. Devine. T. a. Mckee,
George +. Shut. O. q. Staples. and Cliff
ford NJ. Lewis. Conrad H. Syme was
elected counsel for the association, and
A. l.. Bliss, Irving O. Bali. and r. w.
were elected legislative commit
tee. Every hotel IN the city was repre-
sCuted
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
Lawsuits

No. 1851. John w. Moss and Philip r. Smith.
trustees vs.. Charles Y. Ric5ey appellant. appeal
Defendants attorney, J. A. Cobb and J. L. Ncin
No. 1855 The Wheeler OSgo0d Company vs.
Thomas r. Riley account, S979l. Plaintiff attor-
ney. L. 7. Loving
No 1850 Isaac Levin Us. Schenmau Bros q
Erman; account rent, $50. Plaintiffs attorney.
/. L. Loving
No 49SE. Isaac 5. Ly0a vs.. George W. BOYD;
certioTari. Defendants attorney. Z. B. Kimbal
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
NAVY, IL; N. 4. c., 0.
AgricultuFiSts show Up Strongly
Against the Midshipmen.

Annapolis. Nd, oct. 9,-The Maryland
Agricultural College football team held
the middies down TO twelve points to-
day. and although defeated, they put
up a most stubborn fight against the ap-
parent heavy odds
They not only forced the middies to
kick on several occasions. but showed
their ability to carry the bah by tearing
great holes IN the navy line az times
They fum0led mlserably, however, and
thus bIghted any chance to score that
favored them. II was one Of these mis-
plays that gave the middies their first
touchdown; otherwise, # is believed. navy
would have won by a single touchdown
only. All the scoring was done in the
first half
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
DISTRICT COURT.
Equity Court No. 4.
Ct4TEF rr-CTTCF CT.ApaTCU

AuAEt JDSlltE ALABAL
fieth vs. City and Suburban Railway argued and
submitted. Complainant, solicitors, Clephane q
Clcphaue defendants solicitor J. J. Darlington.
Mcintyre Va. Mcintyre. divorce a vim mat de-
creed. Complainant solicitors. Campbell Caring
ton and 5 ID. Tu.tt defendants solicitor, J. W.
Davidge
Garfield vs.. Garfield: testimony ordered taken be-
fore Margaret NJ. Murray. examiner and Walter
fuckemau appointed 20 defend. Complainant so
hcitors J. G. Hedrica and +. f. C0ilaiay.
No assignment for fo-dqv
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
BURGLARS ACTTTE.
Four Houses Near Vanderbilt Estate
Robbed in One Night.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Asheville, \. c., Oct 9.-BUrglars en-
tered Biltmore village last night and had
succeeded in robbing four residences be-
fore they were put TO flight. The inmates
of the robbed homes We're chlor0formed
Officers from Asheville with bloodhounds
tracked one of the burglars right to
BiltmOre house.
The Nanderbilts are away. but have a
number OF keepers in charge, who as
sisted the officers In searching the Van
derbiit grounds The trail was lost a
short distance from the house at an over
head bridge
The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
E0uftv SHIFTS.

No. 1896. In re Jordan & Booner. Inc To dis
solve corporation. Petitioners solicitors Maddox x
Gatlev.
No. 1881. Joana Kelly vs. Mutual Reserve Life
Insurance Company; for accounting C0mplainant's
solicitors ". g. Gardiner and Z. y HopcweU
No. g739S John SCrlvguer Is Charles T.. Nyman:
20 substitute trustee. Complainant solicitor. { H.
Duffy
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE INDEHsON,

United States rel ScI Printing and Publishing
Association IS National Publishing Company r. al
ur.e Co show cause retUmabie October ls. 1901. Pc
t.tieurrs attorney. Howard BOYD.
Vaughan S.. Pawhatau, Baltimore and Washington
RAJ ruaj Company; ou trial Plaintiffs attorneys
g.. T. Causi. H. II. Classic. and e. Il. Symes de-
feudauts attorneys. MckUney & Flauneu.
ASS sumeut Ter to-day;
No. g. Wesley Church Ys. Chesapeake and p0to-
mac Telephone Company Attorneys. Ciinksc8les.
scott Stcvgrt-WoTthingt0n deald FraiIey.
No. 55. owen ys Washington Railway aud Elec-
tac Company Attorus.s, NcAeLl & McNesli-J. }.
Darlington
No. Ia Mwglaud vs.. Brosnau. Attorneys. ". J.
Llmt-rt-tl. =. Davis.
No. rs Ga.J-by yS Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. J. Med. CarTHgtlu
and HAYDEN Jllu-ou-J. j. Darlington
40. Ii1 Wright vs. Cr1CsI. AttUueys. Mcneil
d McNellI-J j.. Archer. y.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

United States ys, Arthur Williams depreciation on
private property. plea guilty. sentence, peuiteltisry
81! tE0 year, au first c1ut and tV0 years C1 second
count Attorney. J. p. Collins
United States vs.. Celia Redmond, grand larceny
verdict. guilty Of pett larceny. Attorney. J. 3.
Agcltr. j.
Assignments f1r to-day.
United Stgtfs vs.. F0rs 80 Bunch.
United States ys. Henry SmallW1od
Irf-rH states Is. IuTru gr.rer
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lrters Of a mile: selling.
FIFTH BACE-ThrpC-Qu
three-year-olds and upward.
Wnrwicl.s Down the Potomnc.

The Warwicks defeated the strong Po-
tomac eleven yesterday in fifteen min
utes OF play by to O. CohiITs run back
Of punt for forty yards for a touch
down was the feature. The Warwicks
viii play Business High School Saturday.