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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
Mohamr,sdan Mlsdorn.

Among the Mohsmmedans the
maintenance Of children deyolves so
exclusively on The IA her that the
mother is entitled 10 claim Wagas for
nursing them The Importance 81 her
services te The state IN rearing
healthy c.Izens is thls recognized
in the most practical manner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

Il went into the cflce looking like
fright. said the woman Il didn
have a chance to straighten my hat
OF pat my hair OF anything | had in
landed TO primp going up In the ele-
vator. but there was man standing
before each mirror twirling his mus
'ache and couldn't even get peep
at myself"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

In Evanston recently woman pun
ished her little boy by refusing to
permit him TO go 10 Sunday school.
We are Informed that several Of her
neighbors thought seriously for
time Of having her called to account
for having inflicted cruel and inhuman
Chicago Record Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

One of tie dangers of the age /,
that of speaking too much. Judg n;
from the frequency with which few
people give the world the benefit Of
their views on every possible subject,
It might be thought that they were
qualifying for the post OF lecturer to
the human race.-Childs Guardian.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
Try the Ekperiment.

A Boston writer says that Goethe
wrote the initials of his name and.
folding It over, was surprised TO get
d butterfly. II makes a very pretty &c.
cupation for an idle Is minutes to see
what you will get, and some Of the
designs are pretty enough TO be used
as embroidery patterns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
IRE cro~d and succsss.

Today there are no public entertain.
ments save those which are intended
for the world Al large Whether the
entertainment provided takes the
form q the drama. music or sport. the
crowd is Invited. and its presence is
Indispensable for both financial and
moral success.-iIibbert Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

a year ago. The missing man was
heavily insured, but Insurance com
panies are coutestng the claims. Ayre
is supposed to have been drowned AMI
his widow has offered a reward Of
81 600 for the recovery Of the body
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

IN Washington. u e. an ediet has
e1ne forth that neither firemen nor
r, licemen shall vrsr false teeth That
~ not much ~ BE- feared. hut think
~ a fireman tryins ~ cal out orders
when his store teeth have been taken
away from him Some reforms go
too fa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
Families Should Have po,..

An Edinburgh clergyman saws
Every family should have dog. II
is like a perpetual baby; II beirays
no secrets. never sulks, asks no trou.
blesome questions. never gets into
debt. never comes down late 10 break,
fast. and is always ready for bit Of
fun
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
Riches ard Arronarcs

Nothing is more hateful 20 a poor
man than the purse proud a.ro.aHce
o. The rich but LEI the poor man be.
come rich. and he runs At once into
the vice against which be 50 feeling
detained. There are strange con
dirtions IN human chsractsT.-Ri
s'unlltrl land
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
Ane ITS Were MIss.

BARRIERS, in the early days Of the
Christian era. were not permitted to
tai% while shaving a patron Indeed.
silence was so much appreciated By
persons while under the BARRIERS
hands that mutss we're preferred for
this service
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

Twice since the company has been
doing business in Cairo has the pro
visions in Section been enforced
against it, the penalty in each case be-
ing a forfeiture of some thousands
of dollars. The first time was under
Mayor Halliday and the next time
under Mayor Woodward In each
case it was found that the company
had for a considerable time. of and
on. failed TO give the city the required
pressure in the pipe system Of the
city. The monthly hydrant rental
was withheld and a compromise eft
fected after months Of delay and bag
Cling.
At the recent fire the gauge al 20
lice headquarters registered 50 to 80
pounds. the gauge at fire station No
2 below Eighth street on Washington
avenue. registered considerably less
than that, while the gauges at the
water works We're very much above
that. The average between these
points is the average referred to in
the ordinance, and such average
should be not less than s. pounds r.
the square inch. with a minimum a.
the pCat farthest from the stand
piyr Of - pounds II is stated that
the gauge at the down town fire sta
ton has not been up TO - pounds bat
once within a month before the G 70
Of Friday morning. and that IT has
tecr down a. low as "a pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
TEDDY. JR- HAS JOB.

Hartford. Conn. SeIt 27--Th-C-
d0re Roosevelt Jr.. is TO begin ser
vice With the Hartford Carpet Works
at ThompsCnville Monday II is
thought be will enter the operating
Irl.1 rtmeut
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

A Pennsylvania man while eating
pie swallowed his knife This wasn't
good form. but 1t may be some com
fort 10 the victim TO realize that swsl
lowing fork would be equally IN
pleasant
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

II is usual to say that the life Of a
popular novel may be compared TO
that Of summer insert II hourishes
forth gayly, and attracts attention for
a few hours. weeks OF months OF sun
shine. and then dies and is forgotten.
Country Life
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
The Rislnu een.ration-

There is just as much chance for
Tie rising generation as there has
been for any generation. Give them
healthy bodies. wellstocked minds and
q determination 10 succeed. and they
vii make their place in the world
Detroit Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

William LOomis Of North Amherst.
Mass. aimed a rife al an exasperat-
lngly impudent crow and the recoiI 81
the gun broke his collar bone and one
nib. The crow, uninjured. cawed de-
rislvely
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

What they call honor is mighty
curious thing. observed UncIe Jerry
Peeh.es. j know a man who would
cheerfuliy sfsrve himself TO raw
gambling delt. and he sin owes the
preacher that married him q years
ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

u Il wasn't Tor telling their has
bands not % smoke too much and not
70 eat 50 fast. shat would wives a.
for conversation with their husbands
-Atchison Globe
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

You viii End that the lazy man who
vont tend garden himself is always
perfectly willing &c tell his wife just
boa 90 Go H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
MISSING MANS TEETH FOUND

ut. Vernon. IN. SEPT 27-Faise
teeth fUuud in the wabash river TO-DAY
are supposed 70 have belonged TO Har-
rs Ayre. who disappeared more than
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
! Batteries Muffin aud Sehm {
CoCmbs and Powers.
schn,i
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK,
Monday.

Monday.
Western Wcmens Golf association
championship tournament begins al
st Louis
Womens championship CT the
Royal Canadian Golf association he.
gins at Dambton
Weeks race meeting Ct the Gu ems
County Jockey club begins at Aque.
duct
Three weeks race meeting begins
At Louisville Ky
Weeks race meeting begins at
North Yakima, Wash
Tuesday.
Opening of race meeting at $40
kane, Wash.
Onening OF race meeting at Hamil
ton. Ont.
Wednesday.
Owen Moran VS. Eddie Hanion, 20
rounds at San Francisco
Opening of horse show at Brockton
Mass
Football Yae VS.. Wesleyan at
New Haven; Harvard vs.. Bowdon at
Cambridge Pennsylvania VS. North
Carolina at Philadelphia Dartmouth
VS.. Vermont at Hanover
Thursday,
Two DAYS reliability run OF the In
lianapolis Automobile association.
Cpening OF annual horse show at
Mowistown, N. j.
Friday.
Twenty-four hour automobile race
al Brighton Beach track.
Opening of annual horse show at
I.ocut Valley. n Y.
Saturday.
Championship meet of the Amateur
Athletic Federation of Canada at
Montreal.
Football. Yale vs.. Syracuse ar
New Haven; Harvard vs.. Maine at
Cambridge; Princeton VS.. Springfield
Training School at Princeton; An
napois VS., Rutgers at Annapolis:
West Point VS.. Tufts at West Point;
Cornell VS., Hamilton at Ithaca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28
REQUIRES CAIRO WATER CO, TO
FURNISH AVERAGE OF 65
POUNDS PER INCH
To INCREASE PRESSURE
When Needs of City Demand-Pen-
atty Of S. Per Hour When Pres
sure Falls Below as
Pounds.

Ordinance No, 1855 passed by the
Cairo city council in 1885, approves
10y Mayor Thos. W Halliday on oct
lst fthQt year constitutes the con.
tract under which the Cairo Water
Company is doing business in Cairo
and II contains some very explicit
provisions relating to the water pres
sure as follows
Section 2The said works shall
be on the gravitation plan, using a
stand pipe for the statical pressure Of
water in the pipe system of said
works The stand pipe shall have a
good stone foundation, resting on sub
stantial piling driven In the ground,
and shall he rot less than $50 feet in
height above the established grade
o fthe city at the corner Of Sixth
street and Commercial avenue, and
said stand pipe to be increased in
height whenever necessary for wants
OF the city, and not less than twelve
feet in diameter, and shall be made
OF wrought iron or steel plates And
such stand pipe shall at all times
unavoidable acciden2 and natural
causes only excepted, be kept full or
nearly so as is practical and reason
ably possible. and SO as to give at all
times for instant use a hydrostatic
pressure in the pipe system of an
average OF sixty-fiye pounds pressure
per square inch with a minimum Of
not less than forty-five pounds per
square inch pressure and said pres
sure shall be increased whenever re
CURED to meet the future demands of
the city, so as to at all times give eff.
cient service.
Section tells how hydrants shall
be put in declaring among other
things that such hydrants shall be
used exclusively for the eStinguish-
ing of fires, fire drills, and for wash
ing sewers and cutters, and concludes
as follows: And provided that when.
ever the pressure in the pipe system
shall be below forty-fiye pounds to the
square inch, as provided in Section >
of this ordinance, the hydrant rental
shall cease, and a penalty of five dol
lars per hour shall be paid to said
city by said Peter Herdic, associates
or assigns, in each in
stance, until restored to said pressure
Of forty-fye pounds per square inch
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-28

Batteries Walsh and schreck; CT
cote and YCrigef.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
DEATH RECORD.

(Reported Saturday NAY 81
Alice " Bridge. lil5 PARK road NV. IS years.
Frank J. SeilosseF 1909 6th 81. NV 81 wears
Christian Xsnder. 09 5th 81 nv. Il years.
John NJ. GsmnIill. Emsrgency Hospital % years.
Archibald c. Donaldson, Government Hospital Ia.
sane, g years.
Laura Smith, 500 10th ST. Sc. a years
Alvin Bryan. Govt. Hosp Insane s. years
Msry s. Daku, Govt Hosp. Insane. Il years.
Anna L. 1rouisud, al Mass. ave. Bw. s. years.
Caroline Bratton, is L st. NV. % years
Joseph T. Gordon, 20 sth ST. se 81 years.
Mary Fl. Holmes. 1905 iith ST. NV, 53 years.
Charles Bateman. 800 Missouri ave. 3 years.
Thomas Foisrd, 1903 \ ST NV. months
COLORED.
Lottie Watson eos sd St NV, % years.
Jennie Harris. ies Mass. ave- ne g. years
Overton Jackson 10 Cochran ST.. IFy City q yTs.
Philip White. Freedmen's Hospital, is years.
Jeanette Grady, 1913 81 ST. NV. "A years
Ethel c. Johnson 1889 Virginia ave. , years.
Edward johnson. e26 st. sW.. q years.
William Lee. SIS Logan court 4 years
Lillian Lewis s. VI st. sW. months.
lyman Jackson. 203S L st. NV. months
Infant Of Samuel and Ada Boyd. ISIS o st. NV,
month.
reported Sunday. May l0.l
Amelia s Easterbrook SIS c Sc. ne, % years.
Katie Ricketts,. Garfield Hospital q years
Deborah c. Thompson. 1916 Emerson st. ne, Is yrs.
Carl S. Jenkins sl3 \ ST. NV. months
CoLoRED
Noble Perry, 955 Golden st. sW.. 81 yesrs
John SorreI. Freeimens Hospital. IS years
Wsyman Kerrick, GARFIELD Hospital, . years
James Smiler, 1874 Nolans court sw.. 1 year
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Peter A Horn, g and Minnie E, Wolf 2. Rev.
G. c. Bacon.
Sherwood c King. q. and Graee N. Lawson, "a
Rev W W. Barnes
Charles F. Campbell. g. and Ethel B, Start p,
both Of Richmond Va Rev. James T. Irvine.
Earl \. Chnes, 2, Of Gilmore Mills, Va, and
Kath,5.s.e y Stqner 2. Of Sherwood, Va. Rev.
Donald c Macleod.
Clarence Rackey, ., and Mabel G. Nicholson, q.
Rev Thomas S Harlin
George l. Dyer, 81 and Madeline 4. Chapman,
ls both of Richmond, Va. Rev r. l. Wright
Robert F. Cu1mp ., and Lottie A scaiegel y
Rev. John T. Huddle.
Wade Chance. H. Of London. England. and Julia
G. Crger. ss. Rev. Alfred Harding
George o. N. Grown, 3, and Katie L. Mills Il.
Rev r. 5 Owens
Frederick A. Smith. Q, of Albany, y Y. and
Lillian NJ. spsngler, ls. Of Arlington, Va Rev.
Walter q. Mcneil.
COLORED
Charles B. Taylcr 81 and Anna A. Harris. =.
Rev. James H. Lee.
Frederick J. Bruce q. ard Annie C. Diekgson.
e Rev. Edgar Murphy.
joseph E. Ray, S, and Maggie Ray, D. Rev.
Charles II. Smith.
James Williams q, and Mary B. shedrick. %
Rev W J. Howard
George H. Richardson. g. and Carrie Smith, 8.
". B. johnson, justice of the peace
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


Hawaii japan, Korea China. and Philippine Isl
snds via San Francisco, close here daily at sos
p. m. up to May a, for dispatch by steamer Ameri
Msru.
Tahiti and Msrquesss Islands via san Francisco
close here daily at 6a5 p. N. up to May l5 for
dispatch BY steamer Marposa.
Australia Except mails for West Asstrslisl, New
Zealand, Samoan Islands, FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria B. C.. close
here daily at 6N5 2. N. up TO May Il. for dispatch
by steamer AoTangi
Hawaii, Japan. Korea China and Philippine Isl
snds via san Francisco, close here daily at sos
P. N, up to siay q, foT dispatch by steamer 81
IBERIA.
japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle. close here daily at sos y. N. up 20 May q
for dispatch by steamer Tosa Maru.
Hawaii. Guam, and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco, close here daily at 500 P m. up 70 May
81 for dispatch BY United States transport.
Australia (except mails for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan Islands. and New Caledonia. via
San Francisco. close here daily at sos p. m up to
May 81, for dispatch by steamer ForeTic.
japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c, close here daily at
sos p. n. up to June 3, for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of japan.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
REAL EsTA TIE TRANSFERS.

K street southeast. between Fourth and Fifth
stTeets-fieorEe r. Kendrick e. uX. 20 Arthur
Wise. part square SIS. $40.
h street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-John o. Evans ct al. to AgeTB0n S.
McChesneY, part original lot 5 square 5l5. SO
East Capitol street, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets Hiram H. Martin to Allyne J..
Brown. original lot i5. square 1853 and lot 2.
square 4063 Slg
No. Rl5 Delsware avenue southwest-Lycarg1s Ac-
KS sss Ct Ct uE to Edward J. Hston. lot r. sIuaTo
Louisa H. Seidi 70 Lena H. Graham, Laura H.
lAsneF. and Wiihelmina c. Hartman her interest
N part lot :, square SIS, aad part lot square
Resuryey on Peters Min seat-Royal z. Burnham
ana Ernest Il. Daniel. trustees. TO Robert
Alien part, 500,
Tenth street northeast. between and streets
aaron X Townsend ct ux. to Eugene W Pratt,
lot $. square sa SO
ssTenth and L streets nor7beaz-Frederick X PiI.
ing ct ux. 70 John W. PiIling lots . 10 zs
Alley between and L. Fourth and Fifth streets
northwest -Aigernon r. McCbesney et ux 10
Louis D. kouzeT. part original lot ). sIuars
Pleasant Plains-Georgs Mitchell ct TX. 10 Margaret
II. Eckstein, lot lo $40
lie Droit Park-Nictor T. Adler et ux 10 Cath
erine ]. and Gertrude J. Burns. part lot 5, block
H. SO
u.
Annie Z Mason. lot l57 square 67s SO
lie Droit PaTk-aiary C. Schafer ct Yir Emil G.,
10 Talbert z. DoRling Dot 2 block 5 sla
Pleasant Plains-LeWis F. Brelnirger e ux IA
Ophelia NaTstOn lot Is. square KS SO
Seventh street northwest. between d street and
Louisiana avenue-Christepher Dickson 10 Katb.
arine c Lansdale, lot s. square l5s SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-Ge0rge " Z
Black ct ux. to George y. Bel, parts lots u
ard 4, block l3, SO
l65 Fomth street northwest Charles F. Rupert %
Ida P BelcheFs lot g, square so. So
Long MesdOWs-The National Savings and Trust
Company, executor, 70 Jessie H 0etrich. lot g.
block 80
Manning Heights. r. Lee Manning e TX 70
Catharine Fsunce, lot 26. block 2 SO
kal0Tsma Heights-Ge0TEe H. McFadden et uE 10
Potomac Realty Company lot T. block H. SO.
600. Mary A. Spencer TO same, lot Is. block
II. SO
Bealls PleasHe-William n Richardson e al
trustees. to Trustees Of Benning u L Church.
part lot 4 SO.
Mount Pleasant William B. Whestley et TX 10 l.
Raymond Hixsou, lots II and rs So l.
RAYMOND HiTs0n to Henry Evans. lots "a and
rs, SIG.
95 3 street noTtheast-Mary A. Morris to [. Ray
m0nd HIxsOn, lot 81 square rs SIC.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate Of Charles J.. Morgan; petition for appoint
ment Of collectors; order for rule to show cause
Attorney Robinson White
Estate Of Kate Moore viii dated January II, 1903
naming Walter G. Clephane executor: petition for
probate and record Of win and letters teStamentary
ouier admitting same bond Sl5o1 Attorneys
Walter c. Clephane and Allan * Clephsne.
Estate Of Charles b Church; viii dated March
H. 1903 naming G. ". Church and J. J. Oar
lington executors.
Estate Of Matthew Goddard; order admitting will
"a probate and record and letters testamentary 20
Margaret Goddard bond, 800. Attorney Mason
n. Richardson.
Estate Of Louise A. B. Hughes; order to pay
sten0grapher's bill.
Estate Of Joseph l. Jones' petition for leave 70
compromise. order authorizing same.
Estate OF Edward l. Brown, caveat; order ap-
pointing guardian ad iitem.
Estate Of Blanch W. Stone ct al order fixing
compensation. Attorney, A. Leftwich Sinclair.
Estate Of Richard Murphy: viii dated April 10.
1905 naming Margaret Miller executor.
Estate Of Anne T. Lsmpkin; petition for leave
TO compromise.
Estate Of Susan G Dietz; petition Of D. B,
Thompson for allowance. Attorney, r. II, Warner.
Estate Of Louise stobel; petition for probate and
record Of viii and letters testamentary- Attorneys
Hamilton & Colbert.
Estate Of Rudolph Haser; petition for Probate and
record Of viii and letters tesssmentsry- Attorney,
W W. Barman.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL % I995
Leave Washington New Union StGsion
sl5 a. m.-Dsily-All points on Norfolk and West.
ern also Knoxville, Chattanooga. and Memphis
lo:fs D. m.-Daily-Roanoke Bristol, Winston
Salem, Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
For NoEfolk-Lesvs Washington 4aD q IL daily
HIS a. 70. daily le1cept Sunday 3.f5 D m. daily.
Arrive Norfolk Il % a n, SO y m, l045 p. n.
s55 p m-Dsily-BeuyTilie, Luray, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive ss45 a. N. and
Ii 80 p, N.
Ali information Fourteenth street aud New York
avenue bend Building
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO.
lumbia. holding Probate Court No. 1883. Ad
ministration is to give notice that the sub
scribeF Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of GGlum
bia letters Of administration on the estate Of Mary
B. Cummings late Of the District Of Columbia, de-
erased. Ali persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 70
the subscriber. on or before the 9TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1909; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 9th day Of April. 1868. S.
ELLA CUMMINGS, La Fetra Hotel Attest:
(Seal) WM c. TAYLOR, Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court w. II. SH0LES. Attorney. ap&. N.Y.. u
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE.
Netce-Foll0Bing schedule not guaranteed.
gA5 A. n, Daily-seaboaTd Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers TO Savannah and Jacksonville.
Through sleeper Washington TO Hamlet and Hamlet
10 Atlanta. Dining cars
63D p. II. Daily-SeabOsrd Express Coaches and
Pullman 20 SaEannah. Jacksonville, Tampa, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
R. Il. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
Iurr Returns Indictments.

The following indictments were yester-
day returned by the grand jury: George
W. Whitfield, alias S. ". Spencer, alias
George. w. Moore, alias George B. Law
renee, forgery and false pretenses; James
Thomas Hefiin, assault with a dangerous
weapon: Joseph Marshall, perjury; Stan
ley Duen. assault: John Butler and Ma
son Morris, housebreaking and grand
larceny; John Woody, assault with a
dangerous weapon. and William Wracks,
assault with q dangerous weapon.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NUIk-fubushed only As nloTmau0a. and not
guaranteed
4ag 4. M.-C. 4 u LIMITED, Daiiy-Fass yss-
uDaIe ITaln. pullman seepeTs 10 Lexington L0uls-
vile. Ol..Culal. Indiana polls. CuICagU, GnG 81
l-ouIs- tsgi0T car gQF sugala hot springs wees
cays. Pullman cars LOUISVILLE 70 Nashville Mem.
service
uao p. NJ. f. Y. LIMITED, Daly-solid
YesHbuie tram. Pullman SiseprB 20 CINCINNATI,
Lexington and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia act sprlnSs EUvk days DINING
cars a carte seT1lce. Pullman nlocpeTa Cincinnati
10 AhlczKo aad 7i Lozis, ana Log8sY1r - MsIaparz
Nashville. rev UTlCana-
Reservations aud tickets az Chesapeake aud OHIO
On4ces. SIS beunsy ylYaula avenue, ~ lzth street
near T. and New Uuicn station Telephones Main
~ for Washington Terminal CAB Service snd Main
lUes "a toF = 3 D. llcAet u1lce.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
MAY IL IN AMERICAN HISTORY

le21-Wedding Of Edward Winslow and Susanna
White. first couple married in Plymouth colony.
S-Treaty of peace with Sycamore Indians
l7so-C Charleston captured by the British.
I-Cornerstone of Tsmnsny Hall. New York, laid
ls29-Seorge ". Childs. journalist born.
ls5g-Henry Cabot Lodge United States Senator
from Massachusetts, born.
1854 -Baiieys famous dam completed. It saved the
Federal gunboats ON the Red River.
ls64-The eight days battle at Spottsylvana fought
between the armies Of Grant and Lee with
less Of l0.e00 on each side killed. wounded and
prisoners.
lss7-Garfeld statue unveiled at Washington, ID. c.
1894 Torpedo kost Ericsson, first vessel Of modern
navy biilt on inland waters launched at Du
buque Iowa.
IsgS-A portion Of the feet under Admiral ssmp
son, bombarded the batteries defending San
Juan. Porto Rico. inhicting great damage and
losing two men. The Spanish squadron sighted
at Martinique, Windward Islands,
s2-AnthTacite coal strike begins; ended October q
l9G
lsas-A bin muzzling the piess signed by Gov. Pen
nypacker, Of PENNSYLVANIA.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday, May Il, 1908:
Patent appeals No. 4H Moore vs.. Hewitt At.
torney. J. r. Edson
No 40. Stsinmetz VS.. Thomas Attorneys. A.
G. Davis rs. A. d. Lunt-George c. Dean.
Nos ss14s2 Halls Safe Company vs. Herring
Hsll-Marviu Safe Company. Attorneys a. F. Herb
sIeb and g. T. Hamln-H. A. Dodge.
No 49, Kinsnan vs.. Strohm. Attorneys. C. s.
Chaplin, C. J. O'Neili. and Z. L. MoOney-T. A.
Connolly ard J. B. Connolly.
No is5 Ehret vs.. Star Brewing Company. At
toTneys, Wallace Greene and Melville Church-F B
Brock.
No 8s9. Andrew Mclean Company vs.. Adsml
Manufacturing Company. Attorneys, A w. Barbei
and c. ]. Hedrick-T- Z. Robertson and B. T.
johnson.
No 30 McKillop vs.. Fetzer Attorneys. c. f
Burton-L. s. Bacon and J. II. Milsns
No isi. Macarthur vs. Mygatt Attorneys. V. NJ
Dorsey and Thomas Ewing, ir.-F, Brock.
No 492 Mead Davis et al. Attorneys +. T.
Brown and f. A. Hopsins-W. G. Carr.
No 493. Davis IS, Horton. Attorneys, W. q, Car
L. S. Bacon and ]. II. Milans.