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The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md, April 29.-The feature
Of the racing on the Pimlico track this
afternoon was the victory of OrmOnde's
Right in the Rennert Handicap. It
marked the defeat Of the heavily played
favorite, Fl Dorado, that had previous
TO to-day won both of his starts at the
meeting Ormonde's Right, with little
Hennessey up. displayed a notable re-
versal in fern. In his last two starts he
showed but little speed, while to-day he
was a good horse. After being cut of at
the FIRST turn and about twenty lengths
in the rear, Ormonde's Right pulled up
70 El Dorado in the stretch and won
handly by three lengths. It was a hard
day for favorites. as there was but one
first choice that finished in the front
Amanda H., at 4 to /, won the steeple-
chase with ease from the favorite, Bound
Brook.
Tom Mannix Gets Money.
Tom Mannix put a good thing over in
Gallant in the sixth race at fve and one
half furlongs Gallant was a to l shot
in the betting. Mark Antony II. at 6 to
1. won the closing race at Eve and one
half furlongs. Cousin Kate. the real good
thing in the race, was given a poor ride
by L. Smith, which enabled the outsider
10 win. Ivanhoe. the favorite in the third
race, at one and one-sixteenth miles, was
badly beaten by the second choice, Fla
vigny.
FIRST -Thrseyear-olds and upward; sell
ing; six furlongs. scarfell. lH lMcCarthyl, TO J.
won Diamond. III u. Hennessey). 1 20 z, second
Doc Kyle, lG &C. Norris, - 20 ], tllFd Time,
las. Conv0louIus and Abhor also ran.
SECOND RACE-rwo-yesroid selling; four and
one-haf furlongs. Awless, 100 tContinl, to l.
won; Desideratum. 10 Christian p 70 7, second
DICK Rose, llS iCOnlinh 90 J. third Time, 0ao4-
Laudable Cartwheel. Bernardo, Lady Powell. Nell
W. aud Kitty Smith also
THIRD RACE-Threey esg-olds and upward; sell
ing one and 0ne-sizteeuth miles. Flayignyi l0-
LLOYD. l3 TO s. won, Cohmosa. lg iLeibert), 6 &c
J. second; Iyanhoe 100 lDiggins 2 70 /. third.
Time 80 Betsy BinfoId. Winchester, Peter
Knight and S0noma Belle also Tan.
FOURTH RACE-The Renaert Handicap; three
year-olds and upward. one mile. OEmondes Right
lls u. Hennessey), 3 10 !, Won; Eldorado. l0
Lloydl. second. Racine II. g tSchIllerl, d
J. thiTd- Time, l'i54 The Clown and Graziailc
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase four-year-oids and
upward; about two miles. Amanda H.. 80 Me
Claim 4 20 J. won; Sir Tristan. IS2 "a. Hsganl
10 /, second; Bound Brook Isl jSafell, % S
thhd Time i.32A Se,auket and Souigny alsl
IAN
SIXTH RACE-F0ur-year-o and upward; sell
ing: four and one-haf furongs. Gallant lN tDig
gins} 70 l. won, Idle Dream. 100 "a. Martini
: 70 l. second. Hocus Pocus, les Coleman. 90 /
third Time N6si Calmness. OsSineke, BOWini
Bridge. Inc0uigable Trentola, Birmingham, fwister
and GFemse also ran.
SEVENTH. -Foar-yesT-8lds and upward
selling. I'VE and ono-half fuTl0nEs. Marx Antony II
I92 jLioydl To J. won; Cousin Kate, Jos u
smith, 8 to s. second; Anna smith, 100 Alc
Cauhyl 3 10 p third Time. l0Sla. Edgey. GolC
Corn. Vagabond. Jupiter. Marksman, Rust and
Piantagenet also ran.
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NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS

The following orders have been issued
by the Commissioners; That the COM
pensatiOn Of II. c. Peacock, inspector in
the sewer division, be increased from 50
TO $3.50 a day, and that Harold c. God
win be appointed inspector 10 succeed
him; that FairmOnt street northwest
between Brightwood avenue and Flew
enth street, be repaired at an estimated
cost Of $50; that improvements be made
on the west side of Eleventh street south
east, south OF C street, at an estimated
cost Of $500 chargeable TO appropriation
for construction Of AnacOstia bridge.
Bids for the construction of lockers.
dresslng-rooms, aud shelter houses at the
new bathing beach TO be established at
the fish ponds. near the Monument
grounds, will be asked for by the Dis
trict within a few days. Plans and speci-
fications Of the work have been complete
By the engineer department and sub
mitted 10 the Commissioners. An appro-
priation OF $1,000 by the last Congress is
available for the purpose. The beach VIII
be opened some time in May.
Engineer Commissioner Biddle. James
Knox Taylor. supervising architect of the
Treasury Department. and DR.. William
z. Chancellor, superintendent of public
schools, the commission having under
consideration plans for the consolidation
OF school buildings. left yesterday 70
make an inspection of the school build
ings of Rochester and Syracuse, n. y;
Springfield and Boston, Mass, and Provi-
dence, r. I. They viii return to Wash
ington Friday.
Charles H. Maddox. colored. was found
guilty Of grand larceny yesterday. The
prisoner was remanded for sentence. vii
liam Norton, colored. indicted for rob-
berry and larceny, withdrew his plea OF
not guilty and entered a plea of guilty
Sentence was suspended. Edward Stod-
dard, colored. pleaded guilty to an In
ldictment OF assault with a dangerous
weapon, and Jus s:-e Barnard sentenced
him to six months in the workhOuse.
Washington ministers have been invited
to attend d conference at the Y. NJ. c. A
building, on Wednesday morning, at 1913
O'Clock. with Rev. Eugene T. Booth, foi
/ twenty-five years a missionary in Japan
| Mr. Booth was recently appointed 70 rep
resent the religious needs of the Anglo
/ American committees in the mission
/ fields. The subject is deemed one of vita
/ Importance IN connection with the mis-
/ sionary operations abroad.
] In connection with the enforcement OF
the new fire escape regulations. the Com
/ missioners are taking under considerable.
/ suggestions made by hotel proprietors o.
/ owners of buildings, by which the build
/ ings may be made to conform with tn,
regulations without entailing unnet essary
! Inconvenience and expense
Mamie Michael through her attorney
A B, Webb. yesterday began suit agains
Charles ]. Michael for absolute divorce
lalIeging infidelity on the part of her hus
band. Mrs Michael also asks the cour
for the custody of their child They wer,
married April %. 1902. at Marlboro, Md.
Miss Dotha Stone Piuneo. of Connect
cut, a gifted story teller. viii be the enter
tainer az the Reading Room for tn
Blind. to-day, at 2:s0 p. m. Mr.. Georg
Cabot Lodge viii read Saturday, at 2:3
.. N.
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J. W. FOLSOM BANKRUPT.
Receiver Appointed by Court for
Anac0stia Lumber Dealer.

Receiver Appointed by Court for
Anac0stia Lumber Dealer.
julius W Tolson. a lumber dealer OF
Anacostia, through his attorneys. Leckie.
Fulton & Cox, yesterday filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy. listing his debts at
81. SS247. and assets at $z6l02.64. The
schedule shows secured claims amounting
to SIS. 924.96; unsecured debts. S4i s0LS7;
notes, which it is claimed should be paid
by others. S96SS. and accommodation
paper aggregating $5,S17lS
Among the assets are listed real estate
valued at $3.50; stock in trade, $3.50;
horses, si.750; carriages. 1895; machinery.
s, 2s5: stock, sl49s3. and debts due the
bankrupt, s6,O9264
Chief Justice Clabaugh signed an order
adjudged the petitioner a bankrupt. and
referred the case to w. Nj. Hallam,
referee in bankruptcy. The court also ap-
pointed Attorney Conrad II. Syme receiv-
er. and directed that a bond OF $4,000 be
given.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

No 1880. Merchants Transfer and Storage Con-
pany IS Herbert I. Brown; account. s372 S. Plain
tits attorneys. g. Thomas Dunlop and Edwin A.
swingie
No. 1881 David 5. Stewart rs. Angelina Grant
and Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company q
New YORK lgarnisheel; certiorar DEFENDANTS at
t8ruegs Ralst0n & Sldd0as
No. 8s3s1 William Il Heron Is. George r.
Omshy. ceriioEsn.
Ne. $3.50 Theodore E. Dolard vs.. Capital Trac-
tion Company; damages. S50l1 Plaintiffs attorney,
s. Herbert Gicsy.
No. 1854 Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Com
psny vs. Maurice s Sturgeon; czrti0rari. Defend
ants sttorney HAYDEN johnson
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WATSON FUNERAL TODAY.
Interment of Former Center Market
Mechanic at OaIStOn, Va.


The funeral Of John B. Watson who
died Sunday morning. will be held at 2
p. m. to-day. from the residence Of his
daughter. Mrs. c. E. Lewis. Fort Myer
Heights. Va. The interment will be made
al Oakton. Va. The pallbearers will be
lIessrs. Harry Bosch and Robert John
son, Of Center Market; c. B. Wadleigh,
I. n. Rich, and William A. Z. McShea, Of
Fort AIyer Heights. and James H. DECKER
son, of Vienna, Va.
Mr.. Watson was born at Pittsheld. n.
H, October II, 1S2S, and came TO Wash
ington ia 1875, at the instance Of Gen
n II. Ordway. president of the Center
Market Company. He assisted in build
ing the wholesale section of the Center
Market and continued in the market as
master mechanic fifteen years. Later, he
engaged in business, and assisted in the
construction Of many Of the large build
ings In Washington and other cities. Mr.
Watson is survived by his daughter,
Mrs. c. Z. Lewis, two sons. Kenneth and
Frederick Watson, and nine grandchil-
dren
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
BEEBE 0UTPoINTs ALLEN.
Eid Is the Stronger After Six Fast
Rounds at Philadelphia.


Philadelphia. April 29.-Kid Beebe
jumped into the breach tonight at the
Spring Garden Athletic Club and, much
20 the delight Of the crowd, handed out
a decided surprise package TO Johnny
Allen.
Allen was 10 have met Johnny Dryer,
but the latter broke his wrist and was
unable to so on. Although Allen had
a big advantage in weight and height
the Kid. by keeping everlastngly at il.
earned the verdict at the finish Allen
rushed things. and he hammered Beebe
hard in the early part, but starting
with the third round Beebe shifted his
tactics and soon had Allen on the de-
fensive The Kid jabbed Allen at will.
Allen finished strong, but not in time
10 keep the Kid from earning a de-
cfef0D
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FUNDS GO TOCHAIRTY
Coming Viennese SingersAre
Wealthy Men.
BRILLIANT MEN IN THE PARTY
Wiener Maennerbesang Verein IN
eIudes Members from All Walks OF
Life-NOted Medical Specialists Ac-
company Artists-Wn Be Guests
of Washington saengerbund.

Since the worlds most famous singing
society. the Wiener Maennergesang We
rein. of Vienna. will pay its respects TO
President Roosevelt at the White House
next Monday. and be entertained as the
.saengerbunds guest at the New Willard
the fact that the members Of the organ
izatiOn have since the birth Of the society
contributed 100000 kronen for charitable
purposes, may be Of public interest
A noteworthy feature of the organiza-
ton Is the fact that all the money derived
from their various concerts is devoted 20
charity
That the culture Of song is as popular
with the scientist, the iurist, the artist
the millionaire. and the manufacturer in
Vienna as it is with the o0mmoner folk
is shown by the fact that the following
named gentlemen Of leisure" are among
the party to be expected in this city:
Supreme Court Counselor Morits Schadek
and Hans Fraungruber. both poets in
Nether.Austrian dialect; the composers,
Victor Keidorfer and Heinrich Mueller;
DR. Anton Matosch, author and poet IN
Ober-Austrian dialect; Alex. j. Goltz.
celebrated painter, who, up TO recently,
occupied the responsible post as director
Of exposition OF the Imperial Hofburg
Theater; Ludwig Ferdinand Graf, one OF
the strongest and most interesting per-
sonalities Of the Vienna stage
Other Noted Members
other members are Karl NJ. Schuster
renowned as genre painter, who is stead
| fly patronized By the Emperor Of Austria
DR.. Friedrich Stadler. Elder Won Wollfers-
gruen chief of the art department in tie
ministry of cult and education: Alexander
Zappert court counselor in the imperial
war department; Heinrich Vonwiller
manufacturer and feudal lord. Leopold
Mueller. architect, Imperial Counselor
for Mines and Mining Karl Kronfuss
Wilhelm Neuber, imperial counselor 81
! the department of commerce. August
! KIeibel counselor Of the state courts
and Rev. Joseph Haimer, presiding elder
of the church in Liechtenthal the birth.
| place of Franz Schubert, the great com
/ poser. and Imperial Counselor Franz
/ Schneiderhan.
/ Noted Specialists In Party.
The physical well being Of the yisitlnl
singers will be taken care Of BY ter
Physicians and specialists for the eye
/ ear. nose. and thr0at-Dr. Karl Biehi
/ Prof Dr. Alexander HolIaender, DR.. Pre-
leuthner. Dr. Max Koehier. Or. Heinricl
/ Hanke. Or. Kari Libochowitz. Dr. Loui
/ POvorsk. and Dr. Ferdinand thinner
mann
It should be stated that within thei
own org IMITATION. the Wiener Nerein
/ there exists 1.-THE Italian Quartet" who's
! purpose il is to sing the comic songs o
all nations in various languages; III
/ Alpine Quartet whose sole purpose j
/ is 10 entertain the members and guest
with songs of the Alps, the "Halodr
Quartet has been organized for the pur
pose OF cultivatug with Instrumental &C
/ compartment Vienna -lieder" and dances
/ IL Is promised that these various quartet
may oblige the Ssengerbuuders and thei
/ guests at the New Willard next Monday
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
D. ]. Tndervood Bed.

Edward Jackson Underwood. an attor-
ney, died yesterday, after an illness OF
several months from cerebral and kidney
troubles, at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Mary Underwood Hunt, in Tennallytown.
Mr.. Underwood was siXty-five years old,
and was the son of United States District
Judge Underwood. of the Eastern District
Of Virginia, who fixed the bail for Presi-
dent Davis of the COufederacy. Funeral
services will be held in the home Of Mrs.
Hunt tomorrow. Interment viii be in
Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
HEAR FRED B. SMITH.
University students Warned OF the
Temptations That Beset Them.

The Supper OF Death" was the sub
3eet Of an address by Fred 3. Smith, Of
New York. at a mass meeting Of the men
students of the various universities Of
Washington In the assembly hail OF
George Washington University last night
Intemperance, gambling, and impurity
were the themes upon which Mr.. Smith
laid special emphasis, pointing out the
dangers and temptations which beset the
college student. Mr.. Smith closed with
an earnest appeal to young men TO be-
come followers of the Christian life.
Preceding Mr. Smith, Fred Smith, OF
Princeton University, made a short ad-
dress. The musical programme was led
by Fred Butler. of New York. Fred B.
Smith was introduced by President Need
ham. Of George Washington University
Ernest Eaton, chairman Of the student
committee of the Young Mems Christian
Association, presided.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Criminal Court No. 2.

United States IS. William Norton; robbery and
larceny; plea guilty: sentence suspended sad per-
sonal rscosnizanee taken. Attorney. Thomas C.
Taylor
United States vs.. Edward stoddard assault Rifa
dangerous weapon, plea guilty. sentence. workhouse
Tor six months.
United States IS. Charles Maddox: grand larceny.
verdict, euilty; defendant Tenanded. Attorney.
s. y. Tntf.
Assignments for to-day.
United States rs Frank Girton and Daniel Hurley.
United States vs. Edward Warren.
United States IS. Bruno Bruneh
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sues Traction Company.

Theodore Z. Dollard yesterday instituted
proceedings against the Capital Traction
Company for the recovery of $500 dam
ages for alleged personal injuries. Dol
lard. through his attorney. S Herbert
Giesy, alleges that while a passenger on
one of the cars the brake handle swung
and struck him, breaking a number OF
ribs.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Equity suits.

No. g78sg Louise Robertson IS Harry " Kiytz
e al; partition. Complainant solicitor J. A.
1lsedel
No. E33a. Mamie Michael vs. Charles J. Michael
divorce Complainant solicitor. A b. Webb
No. 27aiL Harriet Marshall Bernard Leonard
et al for accounting. CoMulaiuant's solicitor. ".
T Clnksrales.
No. Z1l1 Thomas Walker vs. Henry Lewis e
a. % establish and f1rerlose trust. Complainant
solicitar. Irving william.
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Largest Morning CircuIatiou.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circuIation-a circuia-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. It's books are open.
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Circuit Court No. i
JUSTICE WRIGHT

Briel IS Rowland. motion fer new trial Aled
Plaintiffs attorney :. Y. Cooghlan, defendant
attorney, George ". Drew.
Neaks IS. Lotus; molten for new trial and IN
arrest Of Judgment fled Plaintiffs attorneys F.
H. Hubbard ard NJ T. Tilden; defendants after
neys, Irving Williamson & Campbell carrington
BaTau Ys. FitzpaGiek; molten for new thai tised
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

From the birmingham AEe-HgTald.
Mr.. Taft should remember that there
are more electoral votes in Ohio than In
Panama, Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philip
pines, or even Guam.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Belongs to All.

From the Richmond Times Dispatch.
John Temple Graves belongs to all the
parties that there are, and then some.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Bankruptcy Court.
nnEF IrsTIcE cLARArGH.

tI1IEF JL6IIIE LLABAIHH.
In re jul rs ". Toison; adjudication and refer
cnce 70 W. ~ Hallam. referee. and Conrad II.
syms, appointed receiver bond S29.00. Attorneys.
Leckic, Fulton q Cox,
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Equity Court No. 2.
InsTICE HOULD.

Baldwin vs. Vanderslice sale decreed ard " z.
Ambrose and Oscar Luckett appointed trustees
bond $1,000. Complainant's solicitors Carlisle &
Johnson: defendant solicitors. W. L. Ambrose and
d. c. Smtler
Bride vs. Unknown Heirs Of james Neale. title
declared good and perpetual injunction decreed-
Complainaut's solicitor W. f. P0uton.
Shanklin vs., Shanklin pFo confesso ordered C0h-
painants solicitors Irving Williamson and Fountain
Peyton.
PENDANTS ordered Compartments solicitor, B. F.
Leighton
Fowler vs. Richardson; substitution Of trustee
Compartments solicitor. George C. German.
Wilson vs. RiGrd-a; hearing Complainant
solicitor. C. r. wilson: defendants solicitors
Hamilton Colbert < Hamilton.
Bensinger IS. Gleeson receivers authorized q
make distribution. Complainauts solicitors. Ham
ilton Colbert & Hamilton defendants solicitors
Stuart Mcnamara aud r. s. Huidekoper.
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The Fly in the Ointment.

From the Florida Tmes-Unioa.
As soon as a man gets TO making
money out OF politics. some sore-head
starts an investigating committee after
him.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

Plaintiffs attorneys. r A. Bowen and 2. c.
Handy; dafepdsnts attorney. Charles r. Wilson.
Adjourned until wednesday, Msy I 1907.
Assignments for Wednesday. May l. 1867:
No. SIS. Walters Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton <
C0x-C A. Douglas.
No. 81 Ward rs. Yarnell. Attorneys Brown a
E3mest-W F. MattiDgly
No. SO Price Is. Jones Attofneys l. A. Lips
comb aad W. 81 Ellis9n-Aian Smith and d.
". Baker.
No. So Marshall vs. Mercer. Attorneys. ". B.
Matthews, r-Fred b. Rhodes.
No. ST. Everett vs. Harvey Attorneys. J 3.
Easby -smith-R. E. Bfattingly.
No. 8i Meyer - Mcdonald. Attorneys, John
Hid@t-Hamiit0n. Colbert & Hamilton and Edmund
Brady.
No 5g Dickhaut rs. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company. Attorneys. ". II. White
Ralst0n & Sddons.
No Col LEXIS rs Martin Attorneys. J. W. Pa.
terson-J. J Darlington and ". c. Sullivan.
No &C. squiFes Is. Linkins. Attorneys, Bar
naTd & Joanson-George x. Linkins and Charles
Lipkins.
No 5gl Kaiser IS. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Cuttings & Observation-Disclosures, Col
bert A Hamilton
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

IHIEI JINIIlt lLai5aL0
Stewart vs.. SteWUt; guardian ad Item appointed.
Complainant solicitors, Ralston & siddons and H
It. WINFIELD defendants solicitors. L. II. Davis and
Fulton and Lewis.
Garner vs. Garner; time 90 take proof limited
Compliments solicitor. II. J. Keane.
schuhaTd IS Schubari; proof ordered taken before
Margaret Af. Murray. examiner. Compleinants so
lictors, Campbell Darlington and s. d. TTuitt de-
PENDANTS solicitor. j. r. Iaskey,
Mathew rs. Myers; title vested in complainant By
adverse possession: appeal noted. Conplainants so
lictcr. w f. Mattingly defendants solicitors. Wolf
& Rosenberg
Means vs. Rector; auditors report ratified and
distribution ordered Complainant solicitors Stuart
Mcnamara and r. S. Huidekopsr defendants 50
hciior ". II. Sh0leS
Longshaw vs. Burns & Co.; rule as 10 restraining
order returnable May g. Compliments solicitors
A. T. Webb and Edwin Forrest.
sesse-,r---4 E srfar
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PLATT'S FIRM HURT
Claims Hostile Laws Injured
Express Business.
REPLIES TO STOCKHOLDERS

Declares Demands for Increased
Dividends Cannot BE Met by Conn
pany Mt This Time and Says Con-
cern Is Earning Profits Of but 8
Per Cent of Cross Receipts.
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Rnnkrunt Petition.

10. 50i. Julius " Toisau hunter dealer; Ana
costa: voluntary. Assets. s61o263 liabilities. sl,
ss2f7. Attorneys Lenkie Fulton & Cox
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Ell DORADO IS BEATEN
0rmonde's Right, Ito /, Wins
PimlicO Event.
HENNEssEY IN THE SADDLE

Hard Day for FavsrItes at BaIti-
mere Traek-Amanda II. Gets the
Good Thing over in Gallant, at 4
TO 1-Mark Antony II Gets Last.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

! Polling vs. Capital Traction Company; on trial
Plaintiffs attorneys. H. II. Classic and c. Il.
/ syme defCHdants attorneys h. Ross Perry &
Son
Jurors not sitting have been excused until further
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

Psy Director J. F. CAIN. detached navy pay
Office. Portsmouth, home, settle accounts. wait
orders
Pay Director J. A. RING, 10 navy pay Office, Ports
mouth.
Gunner H. HACHTAIANN. to Chattanooga.
Carpenters J. l.. JONES. z. Z. SCHILLING. J, A.
PRICE, and T., q. MCKAY, 70 navy gard, New
York.
Carpenter ]. A. DAVIS, to navy yard. Norfolk.
Carpenters j. T. SHOFLIN and J. F. GALLALEE,
90 navy yard, Norfolk.
Warrant NachInist p BURKE. to Chattanooga.
MOVEMENTS OF EESSELS-The following move
mcnts of vessels were reported 20 the Bureau Of
Navigati0n
Ariyed-Argil q. Chattanooga, at Wuhu. April
q. Callao at Hainan; Milwaukee. at Mare Island
Nina at Newport; GaEeston az Shanghai
Princeton. at Amspala; siringham. Wilkes
De Long Stockton ard Blakrly. at Norfolk
Dolphin, at Washington. April =, Aayhowel
and SYlph. az Washington Boston. at Acapulco
Saied-April Is Saturn. from Niagdaena hay. fol
Mare Island April z. Lebanon from Newport
for Norfolk; Princeton from Amapala. for Mag
dalena Bay. Auril 2S Florida, from Norfolk. foi
Annapolis; R0cket. from Norfolk for Washing
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

An Achievement of the Senator's.
From the Houston Post.
The Washington ball team produces
goose eggs almost as large as hailstones
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-The following move
Dir. HitchcOcl.'a discoveries.

From the Atlanta Journal
Mr.. Hitchcock. Of the Post-office Depart
ment, found the Southern post-oflices il
good condition and the postmasters unani.
mously in favor of the Presidents poll
cies.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

Miss Dotha Stone Piuneo. of Connect
cut, a gifted story teller, viii be the enter
tainer az the Reading Room for the
Blind. to-day, at 2:sO p m. Mr.. George
Cabot Lodge viii read Saturday. at 2:30
3. ms
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

Mamie Michael. through her attorney.
A. B. Webb. yesterday began suit against
Charles J. Michael for absolute divorce.
alleging inhdelity on the part of her hus-
band. Mrs. Michael also asks the court
for the custody of their child They were
married April %. 1902. at Marlboro, Md.