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The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02

last week which was advanced in date because President Roosevelt ex- pected to be in Pine Knot, Va, Thurs day night. These callers recalled a happy toast which the president pro posed when they drank to the health of the Admiral. It was as follows:
 "To the man who has done more for and reflected greater glory on Amer lea than any other man now living"
 The toast met with happy response from those surrounding the Admirars table.
 At the meeting of the Naval Relief association the Admiral was pre- sented with two silver ink wells. The health of the Admiral was drunk from a decanter containing Madeira wine of the vintage of 1S47. The decanter was formerly the property of George Washington and Surgeon General Van Reypen, who made the presentation said it was eminently fitting that the health "of the other George, whom we all love" should be drunk from the same decanter.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
Arrested for Rank Robberx.

Cairo, H., Dec. 26.-Five men all legged to have robbed the bank at AL drich, Mo, December 12, were arrest ed here Monday night and placed in the county jail The men gave their names as T. c. Ryan, Mike Glynn, Harvey Wilson, John Kelly and Thomas Pearson. They had consid- erable money in their possession when arrested They win be given a pre- liminary hearing January 3.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
Graft in New York.

New York, Decs 27--As a result of the investigation made by the com missioners of accounts into the award of the contract for the construction of the Ashokan dam. part of the city's new water supply system, the board of water commissioners will be re- moved by Mayor Mcclellan unless his action is forestalled by their resigna- tions. The water commissioners awarded the Ashokan contract to Macarthur Bros company whose bid was sl2.669,775 against sl0.315,5S0 bid for the work by the John Peirce company Protests were immediate ly filed and an inquiry was ordered by the mayor. Charges of incompetency and misconduct based upon an al legged waste of public funds will be preferred against the members of the water board.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
Strong Race Feeling at Henryetta.

Muskogee, Ok, Dec. 27.-Negroes are rapidly leaving Henryetta where the lynching of James Garden, negro, occurred Tuesday following the murder of Albert Bates, a' prominent white business man. The blacks were given notice to get out of the town within AS hours. A second attack was made on the jail early Wednesday morning by a mob of citizens who seized a one-eyed negro named Bill Smith, charged with melting Garden to commit crime. Sheriff w. F. Rob ertson, however, spirited the man away from the mob and took him to Okmulgee Jim Johnson, a negro, who gave Garden a Winchester. was also taken to Okmulgee.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
GuardIna the pruee Grave.

London, Dec. 26.-Extraordinary precautions are being taken to pre- vent tampering with the grave of T. c. Druce which will be opened in the course of the next few days to prove whether it contained the body or a roll of lead. A large force of police was sent to Hlghgate cemetery Wednesday to guard approaches to the grave. The vault is being rapidly shut in with a high board fence.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
Uniform Barred in Frisco.

San Francisco, Dec. 26.-W. Anger. a machinist on the armored cruiser Pennsylvania. claims to have been barred while in uniform and sober. from a place of public amusement in San Francisco. According to Angers story he was refused admittance Tues day night to a dancing academy. shortly afterward several of his com panions were barred from the same place II Is said the affair will be the subject of a report to Washington.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
M. ]. Bryan to the Senate.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 27.-Gov. Broward Wednesday appointed Will liam James Bryan, of this city, to be United States senator vice stephen Russell Mallory, deceased, for the balance of the term, expiring March 4, 1909. Mir. Bryan is a prominent young attorney, only 31 years of age. and now holds the position of county solicitor for this (DuvaD county He is a relative of w. J. Bryan of Ne braska.
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ro Look ounr the nrnnnd

Indianapolis, Dec. 2e. - Thomas Taggart, chairman of the democratic national committee, announced Wednesday that the committee on ar. judgements for the national conven- tion to be held in Denver, July 2. 1908. win so to Denver, accompanied by himself, the latter part of next month to look over the ground with view to beginning formal preparations for the convention.
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To Be the Laroest HoteI.

Chicago, Dec. 26.-The permit for the new La Sale hotel, to be erected at La Sale and Madison streets, was taken out Tuesday. With the furnish ings, the hotel will represent an in- vestment of approximately s3,50o,0o0, and with the land, which was leased on basis of a value of s2,500,o00, the total will run up to sG,00O.0o0.
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Need More LoeomotIves.

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 26.--Twenty trains are tied up on the division of the Northern Pacific between James. town and Mandan. N. D., for lack of motive power. Nine engines left here Christmas morning to relieve the con gestlon. Every effort will be made to move the trains as soon as possible as snow storm is now raging in North Dakota.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
Down an Elevatnr shaft tn neath.

Kanssa City, Dec. 26.-Benjamin F. Windsor, night watchman of the Fow- Ter Dry Goods company of this city, was killed by falling down the eleva- tor shaft at the store Christmas eve. His neck and both arme were broken. The dead man was 60 years of age. He has son and daughter living at Maryville, Mo.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
A santa Ee Train nerallsd.

Las Animas, Col, Dec. 2G.-Passen- ger train No. 4, east-bound, on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail road. was derailed Tuesday near Cad doa. few miles east of Las Animas and two cars were overturned in the ditch. Passengers were shaken up but none seriously injured. The cause of the accident is unknown.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
Appoints penatured Alcohol lnsoeet

Washington, Dec 26.-Through the influence of Senator Curtis, the inter nal revenue commissioner has appoint. ed '. s. Griffin of Jefferson county, Kansas, inspector of denatured alec hol He will have control of the trans. Missouri country and will likely estab- lish headquarters at Kansas City. Ills duties will not only be 10 inspect de. natured alcohol manufactured in that section, but to encourage the develop ment Of that industry
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
H IS GV[NTY YEARS ND
Admiral George Dewey, Hero of Manila Bay, Receives Many
 Congratulations.
PRESIDENT ROOSEytLT'S HlPPY TOAST
Has Done More and Reflected Greater Glory on America Than Any Other Man Now Living Once Owned by George Washington Used in the Celebration.

Washington, Dec 2z = Admiral George. Dewey was 70 years old Thurs day. He is in splendid health and
 robust in physique. Among his call CTS were a number of those who at tended the AdTniral's birthday dinner
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Heney in washino,on.

Washington, Dec. 26--Francis J. Heney, special attorney for the depart meth of justice in connection with the land fraud cases in Oregon, held a conference with Attorney General Bonaparte Tuesday.
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MlII Be Idle Elnht naxs.

Lincoln, Neh., Dec. 26.-The $50 men employed in the Burlington rail road shops at Hayelock will be Idle for eight days, closing down taking ef- feet Wednesday to continue until Jan uary 2.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02
YOU'D uIST OFFICIALS
Suit Filed al Topeka Against Mayor and Other Officers of Cof-
 feyville, Kan.
ALlEGED TO HAVE LICENSED JOINTS

Attorney General Jackson and State Temperance Union Institute Quo Warranto Proceedings in Supreme Court in. an Attempt to Stop the Violation of State Law
, 1908-05-09
A FINE BOAT RACE

is being talked about, and it is hoped will be
successfully arranged between the two clip
pers Lddy Constance of Tortola. and Mizpah
of this port. Both craft have strong back
ers. It is proposed to have the run from
here to Rondtown ard return, which would
be q fine trial of the winding and running
qualities of the boats. The Lady Constance
was built in Tortola and is a handsome craft;
she has whipped q good many up to now
The Mizpah was built in st. Jan and though
not such "a pretty craft on the water still she
is known to be able to show n clean pair of
heels. We hope we will soon be able to say
when the race will come off. Captain Titlcy,
if he steers his craft, is known to be a keen
h%elmsman and Captain George will have to
keep his weather eye on hiln.-Light6ourm's
Mail NoteS,6th May.
, 1908-05-09
Il ekendtgorelse g.

nEN ordentlige notwithstanding i den
- dansk-vestindiske Nationalbank afhol-
des den Is Juni d. A. Kl. 81 i Ministelie-
bygningen Slotsholmsgade 6 her staden.
acknowledgements ere:
1. Foreleggelse af Bankraadets Beretning
ON Bankens Virksomhed;
2. F~oreleggelse af Diet reviderede Regn-
skab
8. In1stilling ON Deoharge for Diet af1agte
Regnskab;
4. Valg af ct Medlem til Bankraadet
S. Valg of en- Revisor.
Kiobenhavn, den 2Sde Marts 1908.
FIR. NORDLIEN. r. STROM.
, 1908-05-09

apparent, King Alfonso has pardoned the
persons convicted of assisting in the bomb
plot on his wedding day.
A Vienna telegram announces that the
Kaiser, accompanied by the heads OF the
Princely House of Germany, has arrived
there, to assist in the celebration of the
Emperor Francis Joseph's jubilee. Before
the Royal Assemblage the Emperor respond
ed to the Kaiser's congratulatory speech and
in the evening a state banquet was given,
the Emperor sitting between the Kaiser and
Kaiserin.
A despatch from Lisbon states that after
taking the oath, King Manuel honour
ed the private soldier who struck
up the carbine aimed at Queen Amelia when
King Carlos and Prince LUZ were killed
The Queen pinned upon Valente's breast a
decoration and King Manuel conferred q
cross which carried with 1t q captains pen
sion.
A st. Petersburg telegram says that liabi-
htfes of the Russian sugar firms which have
failed are among the worlds largest, and ex-
coed four millions sterling.
Washington, May 8th-The House Of Re-
representatives. has rejected a proposal to limit
all wage of Panama Canal employees to
twenty five per cent above the American
average.
London, May 8,h.-The race FL the one
thousand g"uineas stakes at Newmarket to-
day resulted as follows: Mr.. Croker's Rho
dora first, Captain Forester's Bracelet Sc
cond, Mr.. Houldsworth's Ardentrivc third.
Colon, 8th.-United States Seen etary of
War W. H. Taft arrived here on 9th inst.
aboard U. s. S.. Prairie The Secretary
comes to settle certain boundary questions
between Panama and Colombia and other
local matters pending.
St. Kits, H. NJ. S.. Scylla left for Antigua
100 Q.m.
New York, May 9Th
FloIr.B'onded Clear per barrel $50 $50
Meai, Kindred, per barrel 3.65 -3.75
New Seasons Pork
Heavy Moss Pork, $144--151
~ Crystals per h., "a
""S"F' Muscovndo 8Y0test 81
MoIasses Eng. I4'dt. per gal. no quotation
Liverpool Cotton middling Upland. 5
Exchange, New York & London, 6Odnys
sight 4.843
Exchange NowYork nnd Lon don, sight ASH
Lonion. May 9Th
Dem. Cryeta|s 49,. 81 IS, 81.
e,,ou Muse ,vado, f~oatjnG terms, in
Dug" bond, IL. 6d-l1s. Cd
Gorm2n beet So. O.. b lis. I'd.
Java Sugar 9Gojo Gibraltar or Channel for
orders, floating TINS. rs 81
Deuornrn Rum, Is 4d--1t.4j.
Coroa. Trinidad, good middiins Red, no.. .iLAl
pr cwt 73s.
Cotton, medium Fine Stat Liverpool Is 4!
Bank of England Rate of discount 3
CorsOls So
Three per c~ ut. Rentes inParis $3.50
The Washington herald., 1908-02-20
KRUPP COMPANY LOSES SUIT.
Court SuStains Demurrer in Action
Against Gen. CrOzier.

Justice Gould yesterday sustained a de-
murrer. fled by Assistant District Attor-
ney Stuart Mcnamara. upon behalf OF
Gen. Crozier. Chief Of Ordnance. L. s. A.
In the suit instituted by the Fried-Krupp
Gun Company. OF Germany. TO enjoin
Gen. Crozier from manufacturing certain
field guns and carriages. in the manu-
facture OF which the Krupp company al
legged patents owned by the company
were infringed
Nh MCNamaTa's demurrer was on the
ground that the suit against Gen. Crozier
was in fact a suit against the United
States. which can only be sued by its own
consent in the Court of Claims The de-
murrer also contended that the Court Of
Claims only has jurisdiction in actions on
contracts. and not in actions on torts
and as the suit instituted by the Krupp
company claims an infringement, which
is suit in tort. the company is without
relief. irrespective Of the merits OF its
claim.
An injunction was sought to prevent
Gen. Crozier from manufacturing at the
Springfield. Rock Island. and Watervliet
arsenals. field guns and carriages after
the model of 1902. the gun company
claiming that these models directly in
fringed patents which had previously
been granted by the United States Pat
ent Office.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A5thouy p Le,sro9s 2 and Elizabeth Wise -
O. BROOKLYN. y Y Rev. y. r Schuitt
Rufus a. Beavers. q, and Grace T. Mott g Re7
A l. NershCn-
Clifford e. BAILEY. o q Lursv. Va and Char
lotte " steele 3 Rev John Van Schaicx T.
James r Wilson. 2. 0f Nuraf Va. and Hen
rietta II. Wilson. q. Of Staunton. Va Rev J. B.
Mclaughlin.
HeHB 7. Beaslsy. .. and Car Bszsley. 3. both
Of Ihouhurg. Va Rev J. r. Mclaughlin.
james J. Desmond. .. and Dora A. Hare. p.
Rev. T. T.. O'Rog-ks.
Nathan EskiH. = and Rosie Hi-scE. e. RsT. J.
L. Garrcrsky.
James D. Gahagzn. q. Of LezistoTu Pa and
AiarElsriie l. Clarke. p Rey. r T. Williams
RAYMOND Hardes-y. q and Ella T. Knott :.
both q Brentiand, Nd. Rev. Francis T. Mccarthy.
Harold l. Campbell. =. and Ida Jung .. botb q
Baltimore, Nd. Rev. II. Schrueder-
COLoRED.
Pred A 1Ialin- 3. ard George Tibhs. s Rev.
Joshua Barnes.
Robert & Wright. 2 and Annie Johnson. is.
Rev. Walter T. Porter.
Gordon Minor. .. and Cora Jefferson. a. Rev.
Joseph Il Curtis
William wayne. 2 and Julia smith, S. Rev.
Charles II. Fox
BENJAMIN F. Tlb5s. .. and Frances Han. p.
Rev Charles Il Fox.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bsyle1 Purchase and Fortune Enarged-John s.
Barker - al 70 George r. Bliss part block :
So Georse r. Bliss 70 Charles A. Barker. "a .
block = SO. -
tenth and q streets soufhWcst-James F. Bsrbof
70 William y Cromwell. transfer one-fourg
interest M lots J. .. 3, and ra-t lot 4. square
10 So
Columbia HeighT hTs-Kegina Thiehaut e. viz Eugene
70 Elizabeth h. Riley. al interest in lot s..
block g. SO
Twelfth and streets nCrjl e-st-P -Peyton y. Vinson
q ux o Eugene Sullivan, lot lss square loos,
So
'ala end q sfrccls s1utLTest-EIen McCshrey
a. a. 70 George T. Hue. parts lots t. L. ard
Is. square easJ u square el3 So
Tenth street southeast. between = and q streets
George l. Cigbb 20 90 SUSIE " and Harrv
T. Besvens. lot %. square go So
En- gton Tlace-Charlgs Williams q TX % Alice p
LockWood. part l0t 5. block T. So John WI
Dams e al 70 Alice +. lockwood. sane land
$50. Alice Beach % Alice F. lockwood uart
lCr 3, block Is. So
Inglezidt-Niliiam G. AIlard and Walter B. Ap-
piebr aud wives. @ Rosalie ". Dubois. lot a.
h.0cs 2 SO
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. japan, Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands. via san Francisco. close here daily al COS
.. n Up 20 February 2. for dispatch By steamer
Korea.
Australia (eXcept mails FOR West Arstralia). New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria, p. C., close
here daily at $50 j.. n up 20 February 2. for dis
patch b. steamer Aorsngi.
Hawaii. yis san Francisco close here daily at sE5
p m up % February q. Tor dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands. via san Francisco. close here daily al 0s
j.. m. mp 90 February 2, for dispatch by steamer
America M2ru-
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco close here daily at 10 p I'd. up % Feb
Tuary p, for dispatch by United States transport.
Tahiti and Marquesss Islands. via san Francisco
close here daily az 6d5 p. m. up 90 March g. f5-
dispatch By steamer Mdup0sa-
Australia lexcrpt mails for West Australia New
Zealand. and New Caledonia. via san Francisco
close here daily at 6Cj D. up 70 March g. for
dispatch by Australian Mall Line
Japan Korea. China. and Philippine Islands va
Vancouver and Victoria. T. C.. close here daily a.
% p. n. up TO March J. for dispatch by steamer
Empress of Japan.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia, holding Probate Court Estate Of Jane H
Hoof. deceased. No. l503s Administration Docket
S-Application having been made herein Tor probate
Of the last VIII and testament Of said deceased and
Tor letters of administration cum testamentO annexO
on said estate. by William A. HOof. It is ordered
tEs 18th day Of February. A. ID. 1905. that VIII
lam HOoi. John Lester HoOf Mary Hoor Clara
Hooh. Bette HOof. Ellie Hoof Mollie HOof
Frank HOoh. Edward HOOn. and Joseph HoOn and
al others concerned. appear IN said court on MON
DAY. the Sd day Of March. A ID. 1905 az 10 O'Clock
a. H. 70 show cause why such application should not
be granted let notice hereof BE- published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Her
aid once IN each Of three successive weeks before
the return day mentioned. the first publication 10 be
not less than thirty days before said return day
ASHLEY NJ GOULD Justice Attest: seal }
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the Dis
ulct Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
BERRY q MINOR. Attorneys
fen. . .rah5
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Al present
Patent appeals Nos. 49, ss5. and i9s Smith IS
Smith ct al motion 10 substitute petitions for al
lOWance Of appeal submitted b. Mr. W ; Hodges
in support Of notion granted subject 70 exceptions
Of opposing coun--l. Attorneys. g. NJ. Nilsson and
r. T. BrJWn-A VI. johnson.
Ne. 1851. District Of Columbia Atchison
passed. Attorneys, =. H. Thomas and n. p. Blair
Lancaster smith
No. lszl. Dudley e. al Owen, argument con
tinued by Mr. W n. Robson for appellee. conclud-
cd by Nlr. \ A Putnam for appellants Attorneys.
Charles Poe and S A Inutnam-W. H. RObeson-
No. l83. Prudential Insurance Company Is. Lear.
submitted. Attorneys. Berry & Niino.-A- :. Taylor
and J. +. Taylor.
No. lsE. Casey vs.. Smith; passed. Attorneys, J..
II. SteWart-C. ". Fitts and q. A. keIgWm-
No. IsG. Bursey LyEn; argument commenced
by Mr.. W II. White for appellant. continued by
Mr.. /. 5 Lyon IN prcIris persona. and concluded by
Mr. W. II. White for appellant. Attorney. W. II.
White.
No. lsl7 Simpson -. MiisliX motion appellant
allowed % file refly brief herein by Saturday next,
II 70 advised. Att0ueys Halam q Haliam-J- A
Maedci and Milton StTasburger
Adjourned from dsy % day until March ?. lsQs.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-20
Give Musical CONCERT

A musical concert of twelve numbers
was given by the Morsen Vocal Club
last night in Calvary Baptist Sunday
School House, under the auspices of the
Vaughn class. The proceeds Of the con-
cert viii be applied 20 the support Of a
consumptive. who is unable 10 care for
himself. Mr. Herndon MorSell. leader of
the club, directed the concert and the
choruses- Solos were given by Miss
Florence N. Noack violin obligato BY
Mr.. Frank 2. Howard; Mr. A. Owen
Penney. Mr.. HernGOn Morsen. Mrs.
Blanche Muir Dalgleish. Mr. Charles ".
Moore. Mr.. b. Leslie Vipond. and Miss
Ancelia B. Fischer.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-20
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Notice-FolloWing schedule not guaranteed
II 05 A. NJ Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers to Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 70 Hamlet and Ham
let to Atlanta Psrl0r car 10 Pinehurst Dining
cars
I-5 p. NJ. Daily-Seabosrd Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through to jacksonville and St Au-
glstine- Also through sleepeys % Pinehurst At
lanta. birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars.
80 +. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Express. coaches and
Pullmsns 10 Savannah and jacksonville.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-20
HOWARD BOYD. Attorney for Complainant.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia Charles T. Tribby vs. Caroline s.
B0Wlcs Murphy. ali8s Carrie : BOWles Murphy
and the uukn0yn heirs. dcvisCes. and alicnees q
John Au0t deceased DEFENDANTS Equity No
S55-rhe object q this suit is u establish title
IN the complainant by adverse possession 20 LOT
seven 90. IN the subdivision If sluarc three hun
dred and eight fy0sl, in the city q Washington
District of Columbia. recorded IN subdivision
book 10. AZ page g. Of the records Of the surveyor
n said District On motion q the complainant
by Howard BCyd. his attorney DO Is this 2lst dav
Of November. lsl.. ordered that Caroline = B0ylcs
Murphy. otherwise known as Carrie : Bopyles
Murphy, and the unknown heirs davi-ecs and
aienees 4 John ATuOt cause their appearance 20
be entered herein on the first rle dav occurring
after the expiration Of three months from this
date; otherwise this cause win b. proceeded with
as IN case q default- Provided a COPY Il this
order be ruhished once a week for three successive
weeks during the first month. and twice a month
during the next tUO months in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald. HARRY N
CLABAUGH Chief Justice A true c0py-Test: !:
eeall ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By WINS +.
LEMON. Assistant Clerk fe6 n
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Criminal Court No. I

United States Daniel Abbott. murder first de-
gree; verdict guilty Of msnsisughter.
United STATES rs. Dudley Gordon. assault wi.h
dangerous weapon: nClle pros
United States IS. Monroe Burreu. assault with
dangerous weapon; motion % instruct Jury 90 return
verdict Of not guilty IN second count or account oi
variance granted, verdict guilty on first count no,
guilty on second count.
United States vs. Angelo Montruccis and Yinceuz1
Far. forgery: plea guilty. sentence one year and ous
day in penitenfiary
United States William Green. gfsnd larceuv
verdict guilty indicted. remsnded.
Assignments for today:
United States rs Thomas LoWndes.
United States vS. Annie Brown.
United States vs. Maggie Anderson
The Washington herald., 1908-02-20
WAGONS MAY BE USED.
Pennsylvania Railroad Likely to Re
move Spur TO Navy Yard.

4 report is rife in the Navy Department
that other transportation than the rail-
roads for hauling freight TO the navy
yard viii have 10 be used.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has given
notice that by the end Of the month it
will remove the track now running into
the navy yard from X and Canal streets
southeast.
The railroad claims il cannot collect the
81 800. 900 from the government in payment
for removing grade crossings in the Dis
trict until the last one IS removed, and
the spur into The navy yard is the only
one left. The fact is brought out that the
railroad objects 10 certain legislation
pending in Congress regarding trackaga
in and around the navy yard
The removal OF this spur would cause
no end of annoyance, as all heavy mate
rial. such as steel and other supplies
would have to be hauled by wagon or
transported by water. Assistant Secre-
tary Newberry has taken the matter up
with the chief Of The Ordnance Bureau.
Admiral Mason. and the chief OF the yardS
COmmandant Leutze
The Washington herald., 1908-02-20
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOIL-FuDllshed 0ny as Information, and not
guaranteed.
ip0 =. Nc & o. LIMITED. Dafy-Fast v,s.
Thule train. Pullman Sle pers 70 Lexington Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Indian tpolis. Chicago ana 81
LOUIS Connection for Virginia H0t Springs. Pull
man cars Louisville 10 Nashville. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining IA carte srYlcc.
ulO T. M r. v LIMITED. Dailv-golid
Eestlhule tam. Pullman Slecpcrs ID Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car a. rgluia Hot Springs week DAYS. Dining cars
a Ia carte service pullman Sieepers Ciuclnratl 10
Chicago aud 81. Louis and Louisville 70 Meuuhis
Nashville. and NCw Orleans.
Reservations and tickets At Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 Pennsy lFanIa aEenue. b09 l4th street
near r, and New Union station. Telephones Main
lao1 Tor Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
llbd or Zg6 for L. & o. Ticket OEice