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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
Scottsville Social News

SCOTTSvILLil, VA. September IL
At the meeting of the Upper James
scottsviJiie on September 25th, the fol-
lowing gentlemen are expected to
SPEAK: John W, Daniel, lhomas 9.
2; 1sggleston. John. b. Moon, y. II;
PITTS, g. Moon, w. ID. Patteson and
r. st. Julien Wilson.
The meeting will begin at 10 o'clock
| in tho morning, and tho public Is In
vited. The ladies of one OF the churches
A purity. consisting Of Mrs. =. a.
Coleman, OF Lynchburg; Miss Agnes
Hodge, of East Radford; Miss Elorence
stoneyof Ronceyerte, w Va; Mr.. 4;
w. Heath, Miss Annie Heath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Herndon,. and Mr.. and ID
Mrs. P.SI. Thomas of Scottsville, left
ion Thursday morning for tho EXPOSE
ton.
Mr. R.aI. Wade of Richmond. visited
Scottsvillee Sunday.
Mrs Ellen Brady Saunders and Mrs IT.
Graysor.sof New Baltimore. are. visiting
Mrs. j. IL. Jnrmar has returned to her
home, In charlottesville, after u visit
to her old home, near Scottsvllle.
Or. William lotteries Is the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs Archer Perkins, In Rich
mond
rene. visited the town "wednesday.
DIR. Richard Mcllwaine, of Richmond,
Ipreached In tho Presbyterian Church
here on Sunday, and the Rev, w. L.
Burner, of Enon, Va, at the Christian
Church.
DR.. j. M. Pitcher. of Petersburg. will
preach In the Baptist Church on the
third Sunday evening".
Nh. Voolfolk, of Ashland, visited
Scottsvil1e this week.
Mr. Henry Jones. of Richmond. spent
Sunday at the home of his uncle, Mr.
". 3. lotteries.
Mrs Thomas T. Heath. of the Lynch
burg Daily News, is at his old home.
Mr.. 7. w. Harrison will leave short
ly for Newport News.
Mr.. j. III. Phillips. and Miss. Beulah
charlottesville, and Mrs. Douglas, OF
Baltimore, visited Scottsville Saturday.
Mrs. r. iB. Colley and little daughter,
Kathleen, left for their home, at Fall
ing Springs w. Va, this week, after
a visit. to Mrs. j. l.. Pitts, at "Belle
Haven
Miss sal1ie Cleveland and Master John
Cleveland have returned home, after
a visit to their aunt, Mrs. NJ. B.
Hughes, of Danville.
Mr.. Willoughbs Rhodes spent several
days at the exposition last week. j
Miss Matte Mae Cornett has re-
turned to her home, at Elk Creek, Va.
after spending the summer With her
sister, Mrs. w. u. Burgess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15

week of Mrs. Charles .Donally.
NJ. r. tJi,.a nf HJo1ann- Ar1t

week of Mrs Charles Donally
Mrs DR.. Bird, OF Helena, Ark, made
short visit to relatives in town.
Mrs. T.. b. Cutler, after an absence
of several months, has returned to her
Miss Rosa sayers of Richmond. Is
the guest this week of Mrs ]. G.. May.
Captain Boyd Smith, of New York,
was the guest this week of Mr.. w. %.
BIB.
Miss Ruth Clarke has returned after
a pleasant visit to Newport News.
NIessrs. George and David Goodwin,
of Mississippi, are in Louisa visiting
their sister.
Mr.. Stapleton Wills is at home, but
VIII leave soon for Richmond toNcnter
the Medical College there.
Miss Sadie Goss, niece of Mrs. DR..
voolfolk. and Miss Ellen Kent have
been appointed to act as hostesses in
the Missouri Building at the eXposi-
ton.
Mrs. Joseph Rupert and Miss Ida
Hull, of Kentucky, have been guests
of Mrs. d. II. Hanna this week.
AIR. II. w. Winston and wife re-
turned Thursday from visit to Rich
mond and Caroline county.
MIR. and Mrs. o. f. Binns have re-
turned from trip to Martinsburg and
other points of interest.
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Charlotte Social News.

CHARLOTTE September aG.t-
Though there has been steady influx
of society devotees retaining from
seashore and mountains, there has as
yet been no renewal or activity in To-
cal social circles. due no doubt 20 tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
Floyd Social News.

FLOYD, VA. September 14.-Grovel
Howard. who has been spending his
vacation at his home here has return
ed to the University of Virginia to re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15

rene. Visited the town Wednesday.
DIR. Richard Mcllwaine, of Richmond,
Ipreached In tho Presbyterian Church
here on Sunday, and the Rev, w. L.
Burner, of Enon, Va, at the Christian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15

Mrs Thomas T. Heath. of the Lynch
burg Daily News, is at his old home.
Mr.. T. w. Harrison will leave short
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
EPICRAMS IN GEORGIA DAY SPEECH.

Workmen should certain definite and limited compensation o
all accidents in industry irrespective negligence
employer public his responsibility
the public starts in mo-
should take all ordinary and
extraordinary risks involved
should be employer should demand
should for them
properly
The railroads prompt to demand the interference and to claim the
Of disorder and I'm
permitted
y plead thereby their
rights protected
hemin n OF e rights Of others
The guaranty for and should ever come
be safeguard
should be public
pardoned falling everything that
pe,of ships the
he'll 10 the accountability.
promotion either elimination
ion that officers could o the top
We must insist
his fellow with
condu
We bear ourselves cheerflly
must kindly
ronn blood
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
INTER.HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS.

The Inter-High School tennis tourna-
ment was successfully launched al the
courts Of the Bachelor Club Yesterday.
three matches being played. There are
eleven men entered from the three
schools. Western. Technical and Central,
and three teams in the doubles.
Mclean. Of Western, had an easy time
with Mum. Of Central winning two sets
81. 81 Platt, Of Technical defeated
Palmer, If Western. 6-3, 6-3, while Hen
derson, Of Technical. disposed Of Morse.
Of Western. 81. IS, 6-L
Tomorrow Buynitsli. of Central will
meet Montgomery, Of Technical. and the
winner will play Plat. Of Technical, and
Henderson, Of Technical, viii meet Nc
Lean. of Western. the winner playing
Eager, Of Central The summaries:
rlstt. T. H. s, defeated Palmer, ". H. s.. e-3,
6l
Henderson. T. H. S. defeated Morse. w. H. 5,
6-I. 2-6. 81
Mclean. W. H. $. defeated Mum, c. H. $.
81 81
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EnnItr Gnifa

No Zlf5 Harriet A. Mills % al. rs. George VI.
Eumcrca @ a.. 20 substitute tusstee C1mplsin-
ants solicitor !. s. MgeleI
No 27ls8 isaac q. Theme rs Washington Peach
Bl-tCm Slate Manufacturing COMPANY O. a.. infI1c-
riol and receiver Complainant solicitor, e. h.
Emir
No. LltI Horny f. sr-tt vs. Alice T. scott; d.
Trcr Camp'ainaut's solicitor vs. B Reilly
No. Ela National Bank q North America. n
NcF Tofs. rs Lug.ae Davis 5t a.. % SCH stock.
Complainant solicitor II r. webb
SO Elt9 George T. Robinson Company vs.
Ncrthvcs Washington Improvement Company; in-
urc.i-u Clmraiusut's solicitor. e.. n. S-ue.
~ Z-l59 Nla-guetta sharp IS uuku0Eu heirs
q Lida Simpson. t1 Guirt title. Complainant So
hcir1r Irving Nil'isms1n-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Probate Court.
urCTTCE EpITn


Estate Of Adelaide g. Wcodall rule % show
clusr. Attornsv a r. Noult1n.
Estate 1f Edward v Rice; order to sell business.
ATTORNEY W W Bride.
Estate Of v Baldwin johnson; order 60 sell bust
ness. Attorney J. J. Darlington
Estate 0f Sellie y. Butts; order 20 pay certain
debts Attorney. J. F. Butts
Estate of Rudolph Eiehhorn petition for leave %
sell real estate. Attornev Joseph r. Fague
Estate 0f M7ry \. C0nnell leave 10 amend peti-
ton. Att0trry Charles ". Arih
Estate Of Ella r. Schrener; viii dated March J.
1906 fed
In John J. Mcdonnell. order 10 invest fund
Attorney. u. ". SohUu.
In re Lci-s Il. Goodwin; order to accept settlement
Attotncv 3. u. Roteler.
Estate q Mary Mccarthy: petition for probate Of
viii filed. Attorney James r. Harigan
Estate e August Neur: petition for letters of ad
miri-trsti0n fled ATTORNEYS. Coldren & Fenuins
Estate Of Florence A. McComas. will dated March
Il. 1905 fled.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnnenIs.

Present; The Chief Jvz,iee aud NJ. Justice Ne.
C-ass.
No lI57. New YGk Continental Jewell Filtration
COMPANY " Wnkcop wit Of crr0r TO remove ea,ee
90 United States Supreme Court ordered 10 issue
and bond 90 act as super. IDEAS fixed az $50
So. l75. HoTp 's Pirdord writ Of eucr % re-
move cause TO United States supreme Court ordered
20 isUr ard bond for costs fixed at 500 on motion
n Edwin Forrest. attorney i0r appellant.
No 1862 Carl0z1 Ys. Band q al; aIIfal dis
mi s-d. with costs Opinion jy slr. Justice Mcco-
mas. Mandate STAYED until June p
No 1854 District II Columbia C0sie. judgment
reversed. with costs. and Cause rymarded - iu.
theT proceedings not inconsistent with the opinion II
this court. Opinion hy Nr. Justice McCCmas Man
date stayed until Jme 8
Adjourned from d1r 20 day
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Circuit Court No. 1.

Irhr 50. McliuIea Ct al continued fr tho term.
Plaintiff st'survs lee =. HARLOW anil Douglas
Stuart drf-udaut'a solicitors Douglas & Douglas
Cox Is Southern RaiIvH- C1mau.; continued
frr tenn. Plaintiff atf.urs T. F. Downing and
e. A. BcTE defendants attorney, George F. Ham
i.t1f
H.Ermau f=. Chesapeake ard OHIO Railway
CmIarv. f'rs r.er.'el until NrrdsE Plaintiff g
a't frs.. T. n. David defendant attorneys Ham
utn CoIt5't Verses & Hamilton
Prdslar VS. District = Columbia. Judgment on
yriic, Plaintiff attorneys ! J. Darlington and
W g. Sriiun. defendant attorney, 7. Fl.
Thomas
Slater fs Tasl.r. Judgment rn verdict. Plaintiff s
at-rrse- T. g. E-iI.r Defendants attrue-s. A
s. a T. Tsrl.r
Assignments f.- Weiu-slar June r. 1917;
~. af A+-H,-Hu r- District - Columbia. At
formers Lancaster & Smith, H Thomas.
~. -g Dorsey Ts EIurrr- A+truers. Am
Hr.se q N-riIla-- BrurF a Wo-iari
No - Hudson v.. pigdrrd. A-'uusys. A. A.
Llrzromh aud rs. NJ E.rr-an Maddox 81 Garl-y
SO - Palmer SIS. IglU- Attorneys. s. G..
I'.4FT.. Tfrrrr 4, }YH.1r~F
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Equity Court No. ?
rrsuu.r.5r Yyrrn


HeHlcr vs.. HafIor. submitted without argument
Cmp0iHa1t's solicitor w. r Clirksairs. defend
ants solicitor Fountain Peyf0n
Bolts VS. B1tt- rule 20 show cause, rrturnab-e
June o. Corplaulnts solicitor L. T. Everett.
Luzbg re. Lusty. lr0 rauf5ssr ordered and refer
ouce 70 Margaret NJ Murray. examiner Complain
ants solicitor. g. D. Benjamin. dcf-nd7uts -aiic
tor W. L. Amjr1ss
Brown 49, Cissai. sale ratified ami c-uf7mcd and
reference 20 auditor Complainant solicitor Chas
J. Murphy
NcNalg Sc N~Nelly, submitted without argi
mant CcnplainsDts slcitrrs. Lyon & Lyon de-
PENDANTS solicitor e. g. Haekstt.
Sinclair Sinclair. argued and submitted. Com
plaiusGts solicitors, Ralstou * siddons defend
ants solicitors Barnard d johnson.
Strickland VS.. Tucker sale dCcfeei WITH Cherries
T. Wilson. trustee rG ssu. bond. UNl CON.
paiusufs solicitors MrKnror. flaU-grg & Hi'z,
defendant -o-i'.rs NJ Sta55'rgrr and G. T.
Wilson
Adjourned until "Wednesday. June p 1907
Assignment f,r Wslue.I7y Jrne H. 1877:
No ZG Plain rs. Washington Loan and Trls.
Compa8y. Aftrusys Carlisle & JahnSou-A.
Worthiugtau. J. d. Iaruer and J. J. Darlington
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
AGGIES IN ATHLETIC MEET.
Several Hundred Spectators at Col
IeEe Park 10 Cheer winners.

Special % The Washington Herald
College Park June 10.-This was ath-
letic day at the Maryland Agricultural
College, and the events were greatly en-
joyed by a large crowd.
The morning hours were devoted TO
tennis. Crapster beat Price. O. and 6-3.
Otis beat Wilson. 6-G, Ii, and 6-4; ALI
son beat Roberts. 6-3 and @. Walters
forfeited 10 Naslin; Crapster beat Allison,
60 and 81, and Maslin beat Otis. 0-6,
6-3. and 81 Tomorrow morning Crap
ster and Maslin viii play the finals, the
winner to receive a gold medal
Several hundred spectators saw the field
events The first event J1-yard dash. was
won by Grason in 53-5 seconds. Byrd
second. Byrd won the 100-yard dash in
the fast time of 10 30 seconds, GrasOn
second. The SS0-vard run was won by
Choat I'm . minutes and % 3-5 seconds
Carey finishing second In the 2l9-yard
dash Byrd. a scratch man. captured the
race I'm easy style, Grasou running second.
The time was o minutes and 50 seconds.
The oue-uiie race was won by Hoge. who
defeated Tr.mhie. tho latter having a 90
yard handicap. The time was s minutes
and 20 seconds. The sixth event tug
of-war between ten members from each
Of the sophomore and freshman classes.
was won by the freshman class i'm IS
seconds
In the i0-ylrd dash. FARRELL l.. with a
handicap Of Il yards. jumped eff in the
lead and was never headed. Owings fin
ishing second. The time was a 1-l0 sec
cuds. Grason won the 121-yard hurdle
race: time I minute and IS seconds. The
potato race was won by Judd i'm IS sec
onds Carey finished second. The bag
race was also won by Judd against six
competitors. The three-egged race was
won by Long and Firor QGimby and
Pearre won the elephant race
The campanv's relay race at one-quar-
ter Of mile was one Of the chief events
Of the day Company c squad. composed
Of Byrd, Hoge, Crapster, Hudson Car
pin,er, Siger. and Judd after a pretty
contest. won the race, the time being
minutes and IS seconds The shot-putting
event was won by BOWland distance 81
feet. 70 inches. with Evans second. The
running broad jump was won by Byrd.
who covered Il feet. 81 inches. Crason
was second. Grason won the running high
jump scaling the bar at . feet.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Lawsuits.

Ne. i95ls Haller Wall Paper COMPANY Incorpo-
gted, vs.. W. F. Andrews orreal Plaintiff attor-
Bcys, :. s. Hicks end J.. 5 Bailey.
No to5l1 International Trust Company vs.
Charles T. Wood; debt, S. SO Plaintiffs attorney
W. g. CIsThaue
No. 1921 same VS.. joseph Schifmann: debt
Sc9) Plaintiffs a1tUr-et " C. Clepharc
Nc 1881. Same rs William 5 Spencer: debt
SCCo Plaintiff attorney. W. e. Clenhaus
No. 1882 Same IS. Charles NJ Campbell debt
&. 900. Plaintiffs attorney, W. c. Clephane.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
WINCHESTER WINS GAME.
Columbia Club. of Washington. De-
feated, . to :.

SpocIal n The Wa7HInEt0n HoTaId-
Winchester. Va. June lo-Mauv spec
tacular plays on both sides characterized
the opening this afternoon at Reservoir
Park. between Winchester and Columbia
Athletic baseball club. Of Washington,
the locals winning in a ten-inning game
by to g. by timely hitting.
Sinner and Woodward for Winchester.
Leonard and Beckett for Columbia were
tho batteries The WashinEtonians play
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

WvIa Harkgr a Camp Company vs. RILEY. vcr
dies f-r plaintiff fT SF5lfL Plaintiff, attorneys
O. r. Brady defendants attorneys. Douglas *
NE-ElTE.
G-lssr- q Brand Hr-- Company We. Flei=.rHrs
-sr5i-t f.r r.7ia'f fHr 500 and Judgment forth
With Pifir'if a''rues BnH1cnhurs 6 Brand
.nhl-z d.ferdsufs aft6rGgs ~ J. Colbert e.
W. barr srd vs. r. Marrow. f.
E-urHcfs vs. Bowler. plaintiff called ard suit
dismissed - plaintiff C0s.s Plaintiff atJ0usy
H l. p. A'5ss.u defendants solicitors. J. b VI
LauEhIn and Tracy l. JrFrrdz.
Jones rs. Fause. plaintiff called and sIit dis
missed. Plaintiff af'suvs Turker & Kenyon and
p S. Bailey. defendants attorneys Hallan a
HsIam
Norris U.s. Notes jury rrr.t-i until Wsd1-Eisv
Plaintiffs attorneys. g.. F. Ca-.-i and Eugsne A..
Jones defendant aftHrHr Leon THhriurr
Assignment f.r WriUr-57v June p 1907,
M. so. Wilkinson r=. E'ev Attorneys Leczia
Fulton * Cr1-Ue1r'as & Douglas
No. t6f Nagmar SIS. City and Suburban Rail
way. Attorneys. Wolf q Rosenberg. ]. Darling
trU.
No SIS Iamtsrt rz Riley. Attorneys. ". J.
Lambert and r. A. Heissel-D1ugas 6 Douglas
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
DAILY COURT RECORD
Monday. JUNG Io. I007I

No. t9523 Same w. Rufus X Hslpheusius. debt,
slef Plaintiffs attorueT IS. g. ClcIhauc
Ne. is53l same vs. Henry 81. Baker; debt, 500.
Plaintiff attorney. W C. CleThsne
80 1885 Same S. George L. Howard debt.
1900 Plaintiffs attorney S. g. Cleahsu~
No. 1855. same vs. Harrison Crook. debt s. ill.
iiaEuf attcFney. " g. Cephane.
NJ. 1850. HeuU D w. Hall vs Charles netz;
damage. sloo Plaintiff attrne,s David Rrths-
child and J. S. Burkarf
No. ia52. Baltimore end Ohio Railroad Company
vs. Benismin r. Anderson: account rent, stE7L
Plaintiff attorney. George T. Hsniton.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Equity Court No. I.

'lllLt dNoAl'h 'hAbAt'
Mills vs. EmmGich. substitution of trustee order
ed. Complainant solicitor J a. }laedd
HaTce vs. B1Tac. rllC as % aim0ny, 7rturnabie
JWe H Complainant s-lic.,0r. Ivan Heidnaan.
Williams vs.. penuebakT. sTgsed and submitted
CcmI .sinsnts solicitor n. srnsbUF-T. defendant
solicitors. H. L Davis ard - 5. Minor.
johnson Ioh1su a1sued aud submitted Com-
painants solicitors Wells Hoover d Wells; defend
ants solicitor Joseph r. Fsg1e
Matthews vs. Matthews argued and submitted.
Cmplsuaut's solicitor z. y. H0IeVeli; defendants s
solicitor T. g.. himhalL
Tally vs. Prince. sale ratified risi Complainant
ciiGr. j. J. Darlington. dcfendants solicitors.
Hamilton. Colhert q Hamilton.
Sayllc vs. CLARK. leave % amend original hil.
granted tcs.; claimants solicitor Fulton Lewis.
Adjourned until Wcdueaday Juna l2 1857
~ a.signmcrt l-r Mednl-lar Ilne z. I1f
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Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd. June lG.-Cumberland
lost again TO Fairmont. at Fairmont, to-
day. making the fifth consecutive defeat
at the hands Of the latter. The score was
9 TO g. Mcfarland and Conners. for Fair
mont Casey and Gibbins. for Cumber-
land. were the batteries
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation--a circula-
tiOn n Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Lynchburg, o. Roanoke, 2.
Richmond, 2; Portsmouth. I.
DanviIIe, 3; Norfolk, =.
TO-DAI'S GAMES.
Richmond Mt Portsmouth,
Roanoke at LynchburE
Norfolk at DanviIIe.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
DANvILLE WINS IN ELEVENTH.
Tnilendcrs Lose HRrd-fouEht Con-
test Through Errors.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Danville. Va, June io-In close and
exciting game here to-day. Danville won
from Norfolk in the eleventh inning.
Jackson, center fielder for the visitors.
caused the te-up in the ninth by letting
Henns single go by him Hem scored
on a fy out to left field
McKsv-tt and Pender each got three
hits and Cummings. for Norfolk. a home
run.
The opposing pitchers were in good
form and it was an even break between
them. Score:
r n. F..
DanriIe. ....... 10000 0I8I-3 ]
Norfolk ..-..... o o O % {
Batteries Lavender and Ryan. Jordan and EI-
wards Jmriro-Mr Truly
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Mechanics, Lien

No. ssz5. J Henry Gulics 81. George p Horton.
IT,; lots f to s. block 2l Columbia Heights. ST.
t9LG Attorney. Charles Poe
Sc. 5& f. g. schafer & Go. vs.. George p. Hcr-
ton r.: Its g 20 g.. block o. Columbia Heights.
S@Gm AulmCr. Charlie Pee
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Richmond Turns Tables.

Special o. Tie Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. June lo-Portsmouth's
winning streak was broken to-day by the
Richmonds. who won by the close score
Of 20 ]. Score:
r II. r.
Richmond ............ 1000 1902 /
pr-tsn0utb........... O 90 o. 8
Ba-fsrice-Car.rr and Walsh Walsh and Burns
Umpirs-Mr Byron
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Tennis Tourney Postponed.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. June i0-The Virginia
tennis championship tournament sched-
uIed for to-day was postponed until to-
morrow. on account Of Georgia Day ceIe-
bration at the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
water Meter Bids Opened.

Bids were opened by the Commits
sioners yesterday 20 furnish the Dis
trict Of Columbia with 5000 water
meters No award viii be made until
a committee has tested the various
samples CT meters submitted,
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RnnI.runtcN Court.

THILF JUSTICE CLABATGH.
In 70 Thomas f. Waegausn. referees commission
ordered paid.
In re- Albert L. Moore; hearing on discharge fixed
for June g.
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LIFTS BAN ON HASKINS :
peci.l 10 rhe washington HsralI.

Special % The Washington Hsraid.
Philadelphia, June l0.-The ban Of the
a. \. L. placed on Gus Hasllins. of the
University Of Pennsylvania, has been
raised. and the Red and Blue star Will
compete at jamestown. Va, in the college
championships on June Il.
Last winter Haskins went to Richmond.
Va. TO land a mile race there, and in the
jostling on the turns Hasklns was roughly
handled but he retaliated. and it happen
ed that the officials chanced to be looking
at this particular moment. and Haskins
was disqualified and placed under sus-
pension.
His clean running In all Of the meets in
which Penn took part, and particularly
the intercollegiate half and mile run.
where he scored such famous triumphs.
caused the A. a. [. to relent and rein
state him
If the national registration committee
of the \. a. [. attempts TO declare Has
kins eligible to compete at jamestown,
there may be some interesting develop
ments in a A L. circles in these parts
Haskins IS under suspension for unsports-
manlike conduct in a race at Richmond last
winter, and the officials of the South A.
lantic Association at last reports. We're
determined that their ruling should be
respected, even though James Z. Sullivan
made determined eleTt to have the ath-
lete reinstated.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
District Court.

In re extension Of Eleventh street. order extending
time 20 file transcript on appeal Of Julia u. Luchs
et a.
In re opening n alley through squares 956s and
1862 order overuling motion 10 vacate certain assess
wrnts
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Criminal Court No. ?
JUSTICE BARNARD

JUSTICE BARNARD
United States vs. Lucy Painter grand larceny,
plra not guilty Att-rnev 2. " Hewlett
United States vs William Bailey. grand larceny;
sentence pen.tentary for two years. Attorney. r. R.
H1rnc-
United States vs. William sullivan. emlezzlement;
verdict not guilty. ATTORNEYS Co=tig7D q Pratt
Lambert IS Riley, verdict for plaintiff for posses
sion and ScND Plaintiff attorney. r. 4. HE'S
keII. defendants attorneys Douglas & Douglas.
Kimua IS Matthews. continued Plaintiffs atrr7-
ney. J. l. Peysc5; defendants attorney, G.. 4. heig
win
Perry Vs. West continued. Plaintiff attorney. J..
A. Trrmer. defendants attorney. Joseph solomon
United States rs. EiVsTd Smith. h0TSehF8sing.
verdict guilty. ATTORNEY. J. ". NiChol
Costello vs. Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company:
iury resrjted. Plaintiffs attorney. L. J. Natbcr;
de-end1at'- attorney, J. 3. Archer. ir.
Assignments for TODAY.
United States vs. John II. johnson.
United States rs. George Atkins
United States vs. James Chase.
United States vs. Wade u. Alter.
No. l76 Graham vs. Brown. Attorreys J b.
Archer Wv p. Ambr0sr
No. II. Schneider vs. Watson. Attorneys. A. A
Ho5hling and S e. Pselle-W. T. Ambrose
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
HIT Three In One Inning.

Special % TIE Washington Herald
Lvnchhurg Va, June l0-Willls gave a
base on balls and hit three Of the eleven
and he lost 20 the locals by the score of
6 TO g. Both teams played excellent bail
in the field, and Willis deserved TO win.
Score:
z T. +
LmchbrrE ........... o 0osoo01.e 2
Kran0sc .....---....- 2 0 0 O % o oa7 s @
BATTERIES Flowers E-sstrne and Bentley: Willis
and Cote Umpre-N- stanton
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
MANY TO Be RETIRED
Navy Department Decides
Officers Must Go.
FEW VOLUNTARY CANDIDATES

Board TO Reconvene and Complete
Task of Selecting the Necessary
Steady Flow of PrOmOtions-Llst
VIII BE Most KeenIy scrutinized.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States vs Edwin : Holmes. r.. c0nsq.
rse,; oa trial At'0rners a. IS W1-hi1gton. W. l.
Lester. and T. Clarence Price