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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth strcets-G-acje X. Richards trustee to
the Epiphany Church Home. lot s.. square 252
SO.
Skinner ct viz, Mitchell a. et al, to Albert f.
Fox, part lot g. square 3i5 SO.
Moore & Barhcurs Addition 70 Washington-Jean-
nette D. G. Vaughan ct viz. Daniel c.. TO Grace
T. Taylcr. lot g. block & $40
3 street northwest. between Tenth and Eleventh.
streets-Auton Zichtl ct ux. 20 Union Trust Com
rauy Of the District Of Columbia trustee part
original lot 2 square S7. s.
Columbia Heights William +. Edmonstcn and Louis
Il. Peak, trustees. TO James r. Abel part lot s.
block =. $3.50.
No sos East Capitol street southesst-CaarIes W
Reed e Tx. 70 Charles y. Evans lot 3D. square
go S. 900; Charles r. Evans et NIX 10 Charles ".
and Agnes A. Reed lot 80. square go SGo
No l25 Eighth street southeast William r. Denham
ct al 70 James g. Saunders, part lot 3d. square
gee. $40.
NJ street southeast, near Half street-Lauis Pens
ct NIX to Antonio Pellegrno. lots and g. square
north IF sluarc $50. SO
Eandle Park-ArthUT T. Randie et NIX. 20 Alice B
Hennirg lot q, block 3, $40.
Mes 323 and S25 p street n0rthwest-Barbara NJ
Baier 90 George h. Baier, part lot l6I. square
1855 SO
Church street northwest between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Elinor Wells 10 T. L. Sinclair
west half Of lot 40, square %. SO
Eckngton-Narie J. Field 20 JOHN Miller, part lot
a. square g, $40.
No. sol Fourth street southeas-AIorris L. Wolpe e.
to Julius Kabansky, part lot A. square 797
SD
North Brightwood-William r. MsckTille to Ida f.
Alackrills. lots 5 8, and :. block g. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harry Ward
to Emily X. Andrews. lot 92i. SO.
No. 1913 street northwest-Philip r. Christnaan
ct TX. TO William Z. FenneIl. lot So square 49,
$40.
Nos. 1914 and 1878 Fourteenth street northwest
William J. Dante 20 Henry NJ Baker lots lGi
and I0j. square 2S SO
FOur-and-a-half and j streets northwest iFendaH
Budingl-William J. Dante 20 Henry NJ. Baker
lots \ and B. square as. SO.
Oregon street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-James +. Leath 90 Alonzo
Ware. lot IS square l52 SO
Ninth and streets northwest lWardcr Building
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FAMINE IN CHINA.
Systematic Appeal 10 he Made for
Aid for the Sufferers.

Aid for the Sufferers.
Editor The Washington Herald:
Knowing that The Washington Herald
is uniformly fair. may correct an in
accurate statement which ii, am sure.
through mistake, published a few days
ago?
The statement was TO the effect that
the Christian Herald. of New York, was
not succeeding In an effort it was max
ing to raise money for the famine suffer
ers OF China This is a serious mistake.
as, up to the present time. the Christian
Herald has not inaugurated any prOpa-
ganda toward raising funds for the fam
Inc victims in China. DR.. Klopsch, the
proprietor, has personally sent $4,000
to the famine district through the Ma
tional Red Cross, but as yet has not
enlisted the active sympathies of the
readers of the paper. What the Chris
tan Herald has done for famine suffer
ers in India, in China after the Boxer
trouble. and in Japan need not be re-
counted here. but the generous response
made by the American people through
the Christian Herald in the past has con-
WINGED Dr. Klopsch that they viii as
gladly and as generously respond to
China's present need. For this reason
in the next weeks issue of his paper he
Will begin a systematic appeal for aid for
ADMINISTRATOR China. He Is absolutely
sure that as large a sum viii be given,
and probably larger. as the need is great
er. as the S250000, which was sent by the
Christian Herald TO Japan when that
country Was suffering from famine at the
close of the recent war.
Hoping that YOU viii give space to the
above statement and thanking you for
the courtesy. I am, in behalf of the
Christian Herald, very respectfully.
ABBY q. BAKER.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Atkinson Us AgneW: Judgment By default for S700.
Plaintiffs attorneys G.. F. Hsvell and W. L. Ford.
Russell Us. Washington Post Company; motion for
trial overred; Judgment on verdict for plaintiff
for 81 and costs. Plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson &
Barxsdale; defendants attorneys. Chaplin Brown. c.
A. Douglas. ard J. T. Earnest.
Speir vs. District Of Columbia verdict for plaintiff
for 81 900 and Judgment forthwith. Plaintiffs at
-+sHneys J. ]. Darlington, Joseph Tyssowsk and
John Rid0Ht; defendants attorney. +. II. Thomas.
Richards Zurh0rst. given IN jury. Plain
tits attorney. W G. prentissi defendants sttor-
neys Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
Chewing rs. Proctor; death Of defendant suggested.
The following cases were ordered continued for the
term: T,ibman " Ellis. Short Washington
Railway ana Electric Company. Heyman Is Thomas.
Wright vs. Padgett Lowe IS. Walsh. FcTreTO vs..
SariGi Williamson vs. Phillips, Porter IS. Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company. Johnson
Clark Frankfort Chair Company vs. Redmond,
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states

supreme Court of the United states.
Present. The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice White MIR Justice Peckham. Mr. Jus
tic- NcKeuna. Mr. Justice Holmes. Mr. Justice Day,
and Mr. Justice Moody.
IT, ~ HOGS. ol Pueblo. Colo; Al1nz0 b. McAlI-
len. Of Albuquerque. y Mex, ard Charles ,. Glen
ous 4 HonoluIu Hawaii. were admitted % practice
No Is2. John J. Allen. appellant vs. The United
States. argument continued by Mr. Charles G. Ian
caster for the appellant by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Van Orsdel for the appellee aud concluded
By Ar. Charles G. Lancaster for the appellant.
No l94 The United States rel Willis C.
West plaintiff in error vs.. Ethan A Hitchc1ck
Secretary Il the Interior; argument commenced by
Mr.. William Il. Robson for the plaintiff IN error,
continued by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Camp
ball and Mr.. Fred II Barclay for the defendant in
Error. and concluded By NIr. Samuel 4. Putnam for
tl.e plaintiff N error
Adjourned until to-day al Il O'Clock. The day
call for Thursday, January 81, vii be as follows:
Nos l9s. 1872 700. 30i. De 3l. 20. 37. 8s. aud &c
land eln.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Clarkson vs. Tonzalin, reference 20 auditor Com
plainant's solicitors. Ralstou & SiddouS
Fraser vs.. Fraser; trustee report confirmed. Com
ulaiuant's solicitors W D. Henry and b. F. Leigh
ton
In re Thomas s. Clokey; order appointing J. p.
Clckey ancillary committee and directing convey
ancc. Attorneys. BrandeubIrg & Brandenburs.
HuntFtss vs. Reall. motion 90 strike out oycr7lled
with leave % plead. Complainant solicitors, r. s.
Key smith: defendants solicitors. Gordon x Gordon
and John RidoUt.
Clarity vs.. Means: trustees authorized - effect
conveyance. Compartments solicitors. Carlisle
johnson; defendants solicitor. " NJ Oti1y-
Luscombe vs.. LusCCUbc. proof ordered taken before
y Carroll Downs. examiner. Compliments solci-
tor. Edward Mitchell defendants solicitor, +.
}. BeTn.ar
Loving vs. Loving; nile as 20 alimony rcturnsbe
February Is. Complainant solicitors, Douglass 4
Douglass. defendants solicitor. Malcolm Hufty.
Schafcr vs. Riley disbursement ordered Complain
ants solicitor II. W Sohon; defendants solicitors.
Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton, Douglass 4 Doug
lass and J. J. Darlington.
Fowler vs. Fowler; reference TO auditor. Complain
ants solicitor. J. J. Darlington.
No assignments for TO-DAY,
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Trainers at Mount Clemens.

New York. Jan. 30.-Three noted
trainers of thoroughbreds have gone to
Mount Clemens 10 1T themselves for
the coming campaign ON the Jockey
Club tracks. They are. James Rowe.
who handles James r. Keene's stable.
\. J. Jcyner. who will train for August
Belmont, sydney Paget, and others, and
Tom Healey. who. as usual, viii pre-
pare the race horses of r. II. Wilson,
ir. II Tom Welsh, John w. Rogers. and
Frank Weir could join them Mount
Clemens would then harbor the six best
trainers In America.
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PHILLIES' NEW TRAINER
Former Umpire VIII Look After
Physical Condition of Players.

Boston, Mass, Jan 3o.-Umpire John
z. Rudderham, of Randolph, has been
appointed trainer Of the Philadelphia
National League Club. and has received
a letter from Manager Murray Of that
club, telling him to be on hand without
fail when the club departs for the South
the last week in February.
Mr.. Rudderham has had long ex-
perience as bali player and umpire. He
was born in Quincy. started his base
ball career with the lamented BILLY"
McGurnigle in BrOCktou in 1SS5. and
during his career played i'm Auburn. y.
y Portsmouth. y. f.; 81. Adams. Vt
and Bangor and Lewiston. Me. as sec
ond and third baseman. After quitting
baseball as a player he took up the
business of training boxers. He UNI
pired in the New England League for
three seasons. and last season worked
in that capacity in the Copper Country
League
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EXCURSIONS.

All the pleasures of trip to California
are not at the end of the route. Comfort
ably equipped trains and the splendid
scenery via the WashingtOn- Sunset route.
make the personally conducted trips Of
this route highly enjoyable. There are Pull
mans and tourist sleeping cars. as well. on
all trains, a fact appreciated by those who
must count the cost in travelling These
excursions leave Washington three times
weekly the year around. a series of high
class California tours, scheduled for this
season via this route, is arOusing much in
terest by reason Of the attractive itinerary
and the rates Detailed information will be
furnished those interested by A. j Poston.
general agent. 81 Pennsylvania avenue
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NO PRO. AT HARVARD.
Capt. Dexter Denies signing Keller
and Donovan as Coaches.

Cambridge, Mass. Jan 35-Capt. Dex-
ter, Of the Harvard baseball nine. says
that neither Willie KeeIer nor Bill Dono-
van Will coach the Harvard nine this
spring. The rumor has been rife for
weeks that both men would put the Grim
son mines on 10 all the tricks of the
game
Capt Dexter refuses 20 say whether or
not there viii be any professional coach.
which is taken To mean that Paul Coburn
Will do the work again. as last year.
though last season was not so successful
as the students wished
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Circuit Court No. 1.
ITSTICF WRIGHT.

Burton vs. Ekins; On trial Plaintiffs attorneys
q. IL Calvert F. " Hammond. o. l. Yellott and
r W Brown; defendants attorneys. a. 5, Worth
ington and c. J. Faulkner.
Assignments for to-day:
No is. Easterling vs. Horning. Attorneys. vii
son q Barksialc-Tuckcr & Kenyon and f. 5.
Bailey.
No l65 Magruder vs.. LuttreI. Attorneys. Ralston
& Sddons and W. Z. Richardson Hamilton. Col
bert x Hamilton.
No rs Stead IS Gait Attorneys. George S.
Chsse-VVolf < Rosenberg and D. W. Baker.
No. l79 Mills vs.. Digs Attorneys W. J. Lam
rt-Brandenburg & Brandcnburg
No. s. Wright Baum. attorneys. W. f. Am
brose- Omsby McCammon.
No 10 Ray vs.. Foy. Attorneys. W. W. Boar
man and Hayden Johnsun-J. L. Johnson and <. c.
Dalton.
No 203 Hirsh vs.. Central Dispenssry and EmeT
gency Hospital Attorneys A. 3. Webb-R. Ross
Perry & Son
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Lawsuits.

No 1915 J. Msury Dove Company Uucl vs.
james L. KarTics account S55. Plaintifs attorneys
A B. Browne. Alex. BUJton. A. 4. H0ehlinE IT,.
and EzzuS Browne.
No. i9l27 Thomas ". Schseffer Us. 6. Lloyd Ma
grlder. account S5S5.02 Plaintiffs attorney, H. l..
B. Atkissau-
NJ 1918. John Washington. administrator rs.
Hecht & Co. damages SlO0l Plaint5n's attorneys.
J. b. Archer IT,. and J. L. Smth
No. 1912. Horace g. Hazard & Go. vs. Thomas
r. Riley. account S55la. Plaintiffs attorney. We
t0r H. Wallace
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SLAIN BY TERRORIST.
OyeTEOr of Political Prison at 81. Pc
fPrsburr shot bend

Governor of Political Prison at st. Pc
teTSburg Shot Dead.
ST. Petersburg. Jan. S0-M. Guidema.
governor Of the political prison at Vaslli
Ostrof. a suburb of this city. was shot
in the main street of the island to-day.
and died almost Immediately.
The assassin, who was youth Of
eighteen. dressed as a workman, emerged
from a teahouse as NJ Guidema was pass
ing on his way home. and shot him twice
in the stomach. The youth also shot and
mortally wounded a prison warden who
accompanied NJ Guidema, and who pur-
sued the assassin
The latter disappeared. and the police
have been unable 10 find any trace OF
him, owing To the fact that the popula-
ton Of the island generally sympathize
with the revolutionists.
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Henry NJ Baker 20 William J. Dante. part
original lots and s. square i85 SO
Nineteenth street northwest between q and II
streeis-Erankin T. SauHer 20 Tx. 90 peI.e ~.
Picsford. lots and W and part original Ilt 3
sIuare III SO
Meridian Hil-CArcnce 3. Rbeem 20 al trustees.
90 Thomas r. Riley lot 81 % g. block "A.
S055
street northeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strecJs-Ellen ". H0wells to Warren Cbcate.
part original lot O. square l0o9. $40
No. il92 . street HCTthwest-Samuei W Tucker IT,
q uX- % ". Preston Williamson. lot g. square
3l5 $40
No. l4l5 street u0rthEest-Rslph 2. Barnard Ct
al. tt,.-,Se,, o. Wash T. Mailer lot ., square
E6 $50
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were issued yester-
day by Building Inspector Ashford.
To ". A. Hettinger. for one tW0-story brick
dwelling at Sc Maryland avenue northeast aTchi-
teet 4. S J. Atkinson; builder l. ". Gibson;
estimated cost 5000.
To John X. Dean, for one two-stoTy frame dwelling
az go Sheridan avenue; architect W. J. Palmer;
builder. q. II. COburn; estimated cost. $3.50
To W. G. Duvall. for repairs at III. Eleventh.
street northwest; estimated cost. S1
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7. p. 4. Plans Convention.

Post T. the local branch of the Tray
elers' Protective Association, is making
arrangements for the annual convention
of the Virginia division of that organiza-
ton. which viii convene in this city in
May. Plans have been made for tine
use Of Lannon's opera House for the bust
ness sessions of the convention which
viii be attended by about 200 delegates
The convention VIII be in session two
days, concluding, according 20 custom,
with an evening banquet The delibera-
tons Of the body will be presided over By
c. +. Herbert. Of Norfolk, the presi-
dent of the Virginia division. Julian Y.
Williams IS president Of the local post
The State division now has a member
ship Of about 2.Oo0
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Conere..man Lamb speaks.

Representative John Lamb, Of the Third
Virginia district, delivered an address this
evening in Christ Church Parish Hail be
fore large audience OF Sunday school
children Of Christ Church. their parents
and friends. This Is the first Of Il series
OF complimentary lectures 10 be given IN
the parish hall IN the interest OF the
forward movement OF Christ Churcn
Sunday school.
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w. II. Hardin Is Located.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. Jan. 30.-W. II. Har-
din president ob ". Il. Hardin & Co.
brokers, who mysteriously disappeared
from his home in this city Jan. S, has
been located at Lancaster, s. c.. where
he Is at the bedside of his mother. Mrs.
z. W. Hardin. who is desperately III.
His wife is in Savannah. Ga. He left
Lancaster to-day. probably for Rich
mond.
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Criminal Court Nc. =.
ITSTICE -EARNARn-

United States vs. Charles r Evans and Harry J.
ODonuell. murder defendants srraigned plea not
guilty; panel q jurors exhausted and additional
taiesmeu ordered summoned. Attorucg Thomas e.
TAYLOR.
Retrcgraph Company rs. Cunningham Afauufac-
turing Company: verdict for plaintiff for S225 S.
Plaintiffs attorneys Cuttings & Chsmberliu; de
PENDANTS attorneys, Wilson & Barksdslc and Fague.
United States - John !. McDonad grand lar
ctuy, uolIe pros Attorney. T. Edward Mitchell
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'l0'''' y TIT 'F'I'TIlIIsIII IItIlIIl
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 20.-Surg. Georg,
Piekerell, [. $. n, and Passed Asst
Surg. H. +. Strein. L. S. N. have az
rived at the Naval Academy and as
sumed charge Of the new Naval Genera
Hospital on the government farm at
tached to the Naval Academy and
overlooking the Severn. Or. PickereIl
assumes full command of the hospltal
which is TO be separate from the Aca-
DENY sick bay
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Miss Daisie Fox a Bride.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Washington, Va, Jan. 30.-Miss
Daisie Fox and Luther T. Partlow. both
Of this city, were married at Trinity
Episcopal Church this afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
William \. TnlinShast, the rector. The
young couple left for a trip TO Wash
ingtOn Immediately after the eere-
mOny.
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Daniel Henry, "a well-known resident.
died late last night after a long illness
at the residence of James a. MCCauley,
SOP North Washington street. Mr.. Henry
was seventy-twO years of age and I'M
married. He was native Of Ireland, but
came to this city In his youth and opened
a hotel. the Henry House, at the corner
of Fairfax and Princess streets. which he
conducted up 10 the time of hts death.
The funeral viii take place Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's Catholic
Church
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OPPOSE LIQUOR PERMIT.
NiTEinians DO Not Want Obstacles
Laid in Way Of Water Wagon.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. Jan. 30.-In the
Circuit Court Of Clarke County, at
Rerryville. to-day. a protest was filed
against the granting Of a license to sell
liquor at Mount Airy. which is near the
United States Mount Weather scientific
station.
The majority Of the citizens are op-
posed 10 the license being granted. and
prominent government officials are also
interested in defeating the application.
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Antt-saIoon League Is Busy.

Rockville. Nd, Jan Estates Attorney
Robert b Peter addressed the Montgom-
cry County Anti-Saloon League here this
afternoon and declared ne was willing TO
aid IN the prosecution Of the speakeasies
which are known to exist in this county.
The league will ask the county commits
sioners TO make an appropriation of $500
TO assist i'm the work
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SEARCH PROVES FUTILE.
Tug Ret arms frOm Hunt for Missing
Men in Chesapeake lee,

Special TO The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Jan 30.-The harbor board
tug Baltimore, with the searching party
headed by City Councilman Betz aboard,
returned this afternoon. after a frultless
effort to gain some clew to the five men
who have been missing for the last ten
days and are believed to have been
drowned by the swapping of boat in
which they were attempting TO row from
MiHers Shore to Bay Shore Park.
The shore line from a point opposite
Annapolis. on the Ken Island shore, up
as far as Swan Point, vas Systematically
covered for some vestige Of either body,
clothing, or boat. but without success.
Inquiries in the neighborhOod about Love
Point were also fruitless. City Council
man Betz returned feeling that he had
done his full duty. and convinced that
further search Is useless until the ice is
cleared from the bay, enabling searching
parties to work close to the shores.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William p Olive. %. and Lille =. Beck. Is Rev
J. A. Hirc
William Williams 50, PHILADELPHIA and Marie y
Fake. D. Rev ]. G.. Butler.
John 4. Mcdonald. q, and DCrothea C. Friess
q Rev Clement Brown.
William H. Walton, 80. and Minnie Slater. IS
Rev. Albert Evans.
J. Manassas Campbell 81, and Lucy ", Wingfcld
q, both f Hanover. Va. Res. J. J.. Irvine
C0LOHED.
Eugene Martin. ., and Grace Hodge, e. Rev
Joseph Matthews.
William H. Lennon D. and Maggie Thomas, e.
Rev. L. 4. Wallace
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CoIesvine Girl a Bride.

Rockville, Md. Jan. 3O.-Mlss Maude
Elizabeth Richardson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. T. Richardson. of
Colesville, became the bride of Thomas
Lee LechIeider at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, this afternoon. The
minister was Rev W. c. Par
IRISH, pastor Of the church.
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Pr0hate COurf-
cHIEF JusTIcE cLARArGF

mn ~ N'.A III -.af-AA'aA 4 hAA-
Estate Of David J.. Fullerton. order denying FRO
bate ol Hil and petition for letters If admnstrs-
ti0n fled Attorneys. 6r0sthwaite * Coliadsy.
Estate q Margaret A. Simon; VIII admitted 10
probate and letters testamentary granted To Henry
~. Soh0u. bond. 900. Attorney H. ". Sohon-
In re- Albert F. Tatspaugh; order authorizing III
yestmeut-
Estate 0f Felix NJ Hixson; petition for letters 81
administration fled. Attorneys. Sheehy 4 Sheehy.
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Ernest L. Hanes Passes Away.

Special % The Washington Herald
Lynehburg, Va, Jan. 2o.-Ernest l.
Hanes. aged thirty eight. formerly
city ticket and passenger agent of the
Norfolk and Western Railway, died last
night at his home at Montyale. after
an illness Of some weeks. At the time
Of his death Mr.. Hanes was a member
If the firm Of Hanes & Payne, subrail-
way contractors.
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PROXY BOARD FILES REPORT.
Fight of Virginia to Control the
h, +. & T.. Told In Full.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Richmond Va. Jan. 3e.-An echo Of
Virglnia's fight 20 maintain her supremacy
in the control Of the affairs Of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
way was heard to-day, when the State
board Of proxies filed its report with
the corporation commission.
One Of the most novel features en-
bodied in the paper is the memorandum
OF Judge A. L. Holiday, chairman OF the
State board of proxies setting forth his
reasons for not uniting with his coll
leagues in voting for William II. White
as president Of the road.
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Mrs. Hoy's Funeral Held.

The funeral of Mrs. Annie Hoy, wife Of
Thomas @. Hoy, took place this morning
at 10 o'clock from St Marys Catholic
Church, and was attended by many
friends and relatives Of the deceased.
Rev. J.. +. Kelly, assistant pastor of the
church. conducted the services. The pail
bearers were John ID. N0rmOyle ". NJ
DonHeIly, d. K. o SuIlivan, NJ. g Boone.
". ". West. and James r. Patterson.
The interment took place in ST. Mary
Cemetery.
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Blanchard Randall Elected.

Special to Tae Washington Herald
Baltimore, Jan 90-Blanchard Randall
was elected president Of the chamber Of
commerce this afternoon. The other Of
fcers are: Vice president, Charles P.
Blackburn; secretary Henry A. Wroth;
assistant secretary and treasurer, James
3 Hessong.