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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30
HILO LEAGUE
MAKES RULES

HILO, March 26.-There We're about
fifty baseball enthusiasts present at
Tuesday nights meeting, held to make
arrangements for the coming season.
Tt was decided that there should not
be any junior clubs in the league; and
that those who intend to enter the
league should present their lists be-
fore the next meeting, to be held on
Saturday evening. The principal re-
port was that of the committee on en-
tries which was adopted. as follows:
Each club represented in the league
shall pay into the hands of the treasv
urer Of the league, at least two weeks
before the opening of the season, the
sum of So for each of ten players, and
the sum of 50 for each additional play
er who shall take part in any league
game: provided. however, that no one
shall be allowed to take part in any
league game who is not bona fide
resident of the Island of Hawaii. or a
bona fide resident of the Territory OF
Hawaii, whose duties bring them to
the city of Hilo at least once week.
The manager of each team shall de-
posit the sum of s25 with the treasurer
of the league at least one week before
the opening Of the season, this sum
TO be a forfeit in case the team Of
which he is manager does not finish
the season schedule, unless said team
is excused by the board of judges.
Any teams failing TO pay such sums
by such times will be dropped from
the league. Such money TO be applied
in defraying the expenses Of the
lea que
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30
.GOTCH HAS
FRIENDS HERE
There Are Honolulu Mat Fans
Who Expect Him to Beat
Hackenschmidt.

Wrestling is the big thing in ath.
letic circles on the mainland at pres
ent, and the arrival in the States OF
George Hackenschmidt is responsible
for the renewal of interest in the sport
Since arriving Hackenschmidt hal
met and thrown three men. all in this
same night.
| The Russian Lion meets Frank
Gotch on April 8 in a contest for the
worlds championship, either in Chicago
or Kansas City, both Of which places
| have offered a $4,000 purse for the
event.
| Great wrestlers have visited the
States at various times, but none ever
earned the reputation Hackenschmidi
possesses.
His victims number among the hun.
dreds and they include such men as
Nouroulah, other famous Turks and
| Tom Jenkins. For some time past he
has found it difficult to get men to
meet him, and has turned his atten-
ton to feats Of strength.
Hack has a wonderful physical de-
velopment. It is a curious fact that
King Edward is perhaps the only
prominent man in Great Britain whose
physical measurements approach those
of the 'Iion.'' The king has the same
neck and chest measurements-22 Ia
inches and SO inches-and is almost the
same height.
Hack is thirty-three years old and
has been wrestling for the last twelve
or thirteen years. When in wrestling
condition he tips the beam at 200
pounds. Speaking of his coming match
he said:
ST am a Graeco-Roman wrestler by
rights, and that is the only way I like
to wrestle, but your best men are
eatch-as-catch-can men, so unless
agree to meet them at their own style
would have trouble in getting on
bouts in the tour that intend to make
while over here
There are a number Of mat fans in
Honolulu who fancy Gotch. OF course
the wise money will go down on Hack
enschmidt but there are those here who
figure that Gotch has a royal chance.
He is by far the best wrestler that
America has ever turned out, has size
strength, weight and science, and Is as
game as a bulldog.
The bout is expected to draw the
biggest crowd that has ever witnessed
a wrestling contest in the States. IN
terest in the East is said to be some
thing tremendous and to bring to mind
the old days in San Francisco when
Muldoon and Whistler were holding
their matches in Woodward's pavilion
and when it was nothing to see 5000
or 10000 people present on a Sunday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30
AALAS WHIP
SWEET VIOLETS

The Riverside Junior Baseball
League game, which was to have been
played at Aala park yesterday. after
noon between the Chinese Alohas and
the Orientals. went by default to the
former The Orientals had a luau en-
gagement which they had no difficulty
in winning.
In order TO entertain the crowd til
the other game was called c. F. Chill
lingworth organized the following nine
which played the Chinese Alohas and
beat them by as far as from here to
the fshmarket; the score being % to 4.
Souza. c; C. F. Chillingworth, p;
Gleason. 1b; En- Sue, 2b; Steven Parker,
3b; Eldid. IS; V. Baker, rf; K. Bernard
eff; r. Asam. If.
The second game between the Aalas
and the Sweet Violets was won by the
former, the score being s to 4. The
Aalas won by their good stick work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30

Struck out-By G. Trask, Z; by Fer
nandez, 3.
Tmpire-V. Ayau.
Time of game hour 35 minutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30
POLICE LOSE
FIRST CAME
The Ocean Views Get Leg on
Cup Presented by A. L. C.
Atkinson.

The Police were defeated in the first
championship game of the Atkinson
Baseball League by the Ocean Views
the score being II to 10.
Ocean Views scored six runs in the
first four innings III the fourth the
Police netted three runs and in the
fifth two. They got another in the
sixth and by SO doing tied the score
In the seventh the Police scored a
run and took the lead. but in the
eighth the Ocean Views annexed four
runs on three hits, two bases on balls
and three errors, and thereby obtained
lead of three runs.
In the last half of the eighth the
Police scored three, again tying the
score.
In the first half of the ninth, with
the score 10 to 10, the Police went to
Pieces, six errors, two bases on balls
and four hits allowing the Ocean
Views to roll up seven runs, cinching
the game.
In their final effort the Police fail
ed to score.
Score by innings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30
KALIHIS PLAY
SURPRISE GAME

The second game of the Valleyside
Baseball Leagues championship series
was played at Aala park yesterday and
resulted in the Kalihis defeating the
Leilehnas by the score of 10 to g.
George Trask, who was in the box
for the vietors, did splendid work.
Each team has now won a cham
pionship game and next Sunday morn
ing the deciding game will be played.
The lineup:
Kalihis-Zerbe, G; Trask, p; Samten,
1b; Gongol, 2b: Delanux, 3b; Lopes, IS ];
Oakley. If; Smith, eff: W. Rice. IF.
LeiIehuas-Gomes, c: NJ Fernandez,
p; J. Elias, 1b; R. F. Marshall. 2b;
Louis, 3b: Caesar, SIS; NJ Rodrigues,
rf; George, If; H. Joe, ef.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30

Hard batting, good fielding and all
round good baseball was the rule at
Kapio1ani Park yesterday.
The first league game was between
the Leahis and the Twilights. OF the
latter nine great things were expect
ed, but the Leahis showed up surpris-
ingly well and won by the score of 6
to 2. redeeming their failure Of the
previous week.
Pitcher Depont of the Twiltghts was
given poor support. Madeiros made a
good record, and in three times at bat
he got two safeties, a base on balls,
stole four bases and scored one run
out of the total of two runs made by
the side.
Bango of the Leahis also did very
we'll He was at bat five times and
scored three runs.
Score by innings:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30

Bases on balls-Off Depont, s; off
John Annoy, 2.
Struck out-By Depont, 10; Annoy, +.
Two-base hits-Depont, McCullum-
Passed balIs-Awai, 2.
Time of game hour 20 minutes.
In the second game the Young Tidal
Waves looked like repeating their per-
Torrance of a week ago and winning
in two innings. Luck was against
them yesterday, however, and the
Highlands beat them by the score of
4 to 3.
With the score to 1 in favor of the
Highlands, Fernandez came to bat in
the ninth, hunted and went out, catch
er to first. Comes lined to short. who
threw wild TO first. letting Comes get
to first. Then Pedro flew to center.
whose tumble allowed Comes to score,
Pedro advancing to third on the throw
to the plate. Freitas then sent a hot
one to third, advancing to second on
tumble and throw TO the catcher.
and scoring Pedro. When the game
looked as good as won, Enos batted to
pitcher and retired, pitcher to first.
Then Martin knocked a fly to center.
who caught the ball after a long run
and put an end to the excitement.
Score by innings:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30
Summary.

Two-base hits-Apua, /; Kauhi, 2;
Hickey. ] David, l.
Three base hits-Kauhi, l.
Base on balls-Bush A. Tautch, 3.
Passed balls-Santiago 2; Hosea. o.
Struck out-By Bush, IL; by Tautch,
5.
Sacrifice hits-Kuhi Maka.
Double nlsy-Hickev7P
Time of game hour 50 minutes.
Umpire-AIbert Kane.
Scorer. NJ Johnson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30
WAIALEE BEAT
LAIE NINE

Last Saturday afternoon the baseball
nine of the Waialee Boys Industrial
School met and defeated the Laie nine
at Waialee by the score OF to S.
The game was one of the best that has
ever been Mayed at Waialee.
The teams were as follows:
w. B. l. Santiago, c; Ed. Bush,
p; Bright, lb; Samuel Paulo, 2b; Joseph
Kauhi, 3b; Louis Hickey, IS; Aqua,
eff; Pohina, IF; Hesu, IT,
Laie-Tauteh, D; Hosea, c; David,
lb; Kaeo, 2b; Kakelaka, 3b; Aukai,
IS; Kuhi, eff; Kaaku, IF; Maka, If.
Score by innings:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30

Three-base hits--Martin, Bailey, Ka-
haIewai.
Two-base hits-Leandro, Bailey, Ma
kanui, Espinda (2J, Butler, S. Parker,
B. Parker, Red, Medeiros.
Sacrifice hits-Bailey, Kaowai, Kaa-
pa, Miner, Medeiros.
Left on bases-Oeean Views. 5; Po-
lice, u.
Bases on errors-Ocean Views, 10;
Police, 5.
Stolen bases-Ocean Views, 10: Po-
lice, T.
Double plays - Kahalawai-Bailey
ailey-Kahalewat Red AIiner-B.
Parker.
Struck out-By KAPPA, 5; by Me-
deiros, Z.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-30

Terry McGovern, the prizef1ghter, Is
trying 10 get a job as a professional
baEplayer. If he lands one it may be
hard on lot of umpires when they
render decision against him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24


Miss Beiie i'AsS''" u '''''
with 1t grippe.
James ,. i'afkih' VIC anu -
ny are all sick WITH 1t grippe.
Mrs. {. NJ. Ferguson mas oil'iie
" recovered from an altach % I'd
grippe.
W. $ Harris is reported to De
very sicH at his home on West
Filth avenue.
Tranv Mills and family ye5tc"s
d., ,nnved into Their nov hone IL
s, 81 Film street
Il p pierce quite SICK for
sr,-.ra, DAYS. Was reported 10 b.
,5,,n .ntnrnycd Yesterday
,.n.nnuud BABY hoy arrived al
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S W
Cvyautncr morning.
On January Goth, d ten-pound
baby boy came to the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Moore
Annie Il. Ezell, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Fam EzeIi' OIL west fllIn
avenue, is quite SICK WIN lheaSle''
-Wanted-lo rent AuEnloneu nou.e
with nouern consen'eno'' No wa
dren. references e'feA ' ~
T. " boA o"A' -
Ih0 >.
" ai n.ns se'se,u"' 49,, ~ .aaa,. ana%tho,
souto De n.y. ...,,. ~ o.noo+od
-, &c no ra.1
so,,,..., 90 Nv. ,o,v eleven
..o,, 80 .ha c;t;,o,e h,nl, has
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
f. GRIEF MENTION. =
T.
). j. + + I. !. {. /. !. 1. /. !. !. = ! !

X. Z. Mathews Of Oklahoma City
is among the late arrivals in the
city.
o. II. Johnson Of Little Rock is
among the guests at the Hotel JET
forson.
II. l.. Bob" shipp. the Mem
pals hat dealer. Is in the lily ca.l-
ng on his trade.
Mr.. l.. X. flou:noy and Miss
Sherlcy Of Pendleton are regi ,tercd
at the Hotel jefferson.
W. A. Foss, a popular traEelin :
salesman from st. Louis, was in the
city yesterday calling on his trade.
Meyer Berlin Of Berlin BROTHERS
will return today from st. Lon!s
where he purchased car load ot
mules and horses. ------
I D. C.. Bell, secretary and treasu"-
or Of the Pine Bluff Trust Compa7
ny, was q business Visitor ut Al
thcimer yesterday.
Miss Martie Alexander OF Mariet'
ia, Pa, will arrive in the city to-
morrow to make a brief visit t.
Mrs. II. X. Toney.
John +. Rutherford. the Local
capitalist, was in Little Rock yester-
day, presiding over the meeting O!
the State Democratic Central Com
mittee.
Miss Charlie May Boyd OF Mem
phis is in the city visiting Mrs. D.
A. Caldwell at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. c. Cross on South Laure'
] street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
REV. u. s. THOMAS
BIG DRAWING CARD

Crowds Of church goers continue
TO flock to the Ohio Street Baptist
church nightly to hear Reverend
L. S. Thomas, who is conducting a
most successful revival meeting
there. Last night the church was
crowded again and the sermon was
excellent. There were five addi
tons TO the church and several con
vcrs ons Interest in the meeting
increases each night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
ELkS TIil..ATEk.

rhc ASSIGN Play will be pre-
scnted AT this 1heater on Saturday
afternoon continuously from 8 p.
m. until p. m. and from S p. M.
until II p. m. Admission 10c 70
all parts Of the house. The balcony
will be reserved exclusively for
colored people at the same price,
1Oc. Mr.. W'lmot's lecture on the
play was a revelation to the few
who were there Thursday evening,
and his singing of ''The Holy City
was beyond criticism. Remember
Pathcs hand colored film. Mr..
Wilmot having seen the play in
1900 in Ober-Ammergau is able to
make a splendid lecture and he
knows his Bible we'll
D ". Boyce devotes his tins 10
'9Nt0
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
ATKINSON GROCER co.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

"A. W Mills was confined To his
home with Illness yesterday.
FOR RENT-NWo desirable
roms. Apply at corner OF West
Fifth avenue aud Pine street.
For saae heap -Lady's bicy
Gle; standard make For fur.h,r
information inquire III thi, Office.
Dry Wood anG Cinders for sale.
Quick delivery A. WLitc. Pits
West Thirteenth street. Old phone
112S.
Edgar brewster, circuit clerk,
who was quite sick for several day.
was much better yesterday. He is
suffering from In grippe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24

CT work to be done by the commit
tee the comm, year. Mr.. Ruther
ford presided. Owing to illness.
Circuit Clerk Edgar Brewster. &
committeeman from this distri t.
was unable to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
COMMITTEE MET
IN LITTLE ROCK

The State Democratic Contra.
Committee, Of which John F. Ruth
erford OF this city is chairman. met
in Little Rock yesterday to make
arrangements for the holding Of the
State convention and to outline 9TH
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
WOOD FOR SALE.

AZ kinds OF wood for sale. Pcomp'
deliveries. Old phone 1000. E. |. Al.
bright, T~enty-Second and Main.
12-l1-Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-24
WOOD FOR SALE

All kinds Of wood Tor sale Promp.
deliveries. Oh phone 1870 T. l.. Al
bright, Twenty-secon5 ana Main
1-1-1n
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present: All
Admisslon-samuel W. Foster.
No 1ss9. United states, % use Of Hine ct al. Ss.
Morse ct al; motion 10 affirm submitted BIZ Mr. {.
A.. Kegsin. Of counsel foE appellants in support Of
motion. Att0neys, c. A. BeigWin, W H. Robson
and " H. RusseIl-John selden-
No 1885, Harrison st al. vs. Black ct al decree
affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Robb AttoFneys
R.. p. EFans-D W Baker and Stuart Mcnamara
No. 1851. Schneider IS. American Bridge Com
Rohb. Attorneys. Evans Benson Poultney-R. 5.
Huidekoper
No lGs Richards u Street Judgment affirmed
Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice shepard Attorneys,
W. c. Prentiss-Howard BOYD.
Patent appeals;
No l3e De FerranH vs. landmark; petition Of
appelees to instruct Commissioner Of Patents as 10
scope Of opinion submitted by Messrs. G. j. Harding
and 5, T. Fisher Ia support Of petitioH and By Mr.
J. u Spear ia opposition thereto. AttoFneys. J. M.
spear. Melville Church. and Ellis spcar-Ernfst
Wilkinson. 5. 7. Fisher and G. J. Harding.
No so, LindmaTk IS, Ho5gkiEson; argument
commenced by Mr. @. J. Harding for appellant, con
tinued by Mr- ]. s Green for appellee. continued
hy Air, Melville Church for appetite, concluded By
AR. 2. S. Busser Tor appellant. Attorneys, f. :.
Busser and G. ]. Harding-J. s. Green and Melville
Church.
No SOS. Mi vs.. Nideeley; moti,n 70 continue by
Mr. ". E. DyTe in support Of motion; molten over
ruled; argument commenced by Ar w. T. Dyre tos
appellant. Attorneys W. Z. Dyre-W. B. Corwin
Nos. 58 and 507- Mark Ts. GTeenSalf; Eotion 70
continue oyerrled and causes dismissed for failure
10 print Attorneys G. D. DaFis-J. n. Spear.
No DS. In re application Of Thomas 5. Mason
argument commenced by Mr.. F. T. Chambers for
appellant, continued By Mr. ". S. Ruekrnan for
Commissioner Of Patents concluded By SIR. F. 7.
Chambers for appellant Attorneys. f. 7. Chambers
and J. z. Hubbell-W. S. Ruekmsn.
No. 81 In re application Of Thomas 81. Gardneri
dismissed for want Of prosecution. Attorneys, James
H2miltOn-W. S. Ruckmsn.
Adjourned from day 70 day until Tuesday. June 2
1903
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Isherwood-Josie Ryon to William A. Craig lots s.
and ST. block 2 SO
s43 II street so1thEest-Manfred Gregory 70 Cbsrl.s
W. Coates, lot s. square 544 SIC
Brookland-Alee y. sherbuTne ct Fr. Elmer D.. %
John T. Bingham, lot 49, block g. 500
BToOklsnd-Eliza Brown 70 John Wignau, part Iots
and 6. block L. 500
Pleasant Plsins-Harry ~ Ellis 70 Harry Warsrnsn
and Thomas Bones. lots 81 70 IS. square 2s5. SO.
I0I Third street n0TtbSast-Annie C. and Asnes NJ
ash % John J. and Matthew l. Ash. LOT q
square IA SO.
TEeniy-frst street. between and streets north.
West--Orfa q. Moore trustee. et al. 20 Alan
Mel. Albert. lots II. IS, and l9 square g. SO.
John F. Smoot Ct al. TO AzTeal Fur. lot a. square
T9o g0600
z Francis Riggs ct ux. to George R. CoIiere. lots
Z6 % so square 80 So
George r. COIliene % Bernard J. Lennon and Daniel
". o'Donoghue. executors. lots % 10 30 square
I5o SO
3l3 Seventh street southvest-Teresa Solomon "a
Rose Saks, parts lots c and D. square Ea SO
Iwenty-hTst street, between R and streets Borth-
west-Ailan Mel Alert et ux. 70 Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones lots Il, ls. and ls.
square g. SO.
Alley between and O and FIRST and second
streets southeast-Nilasam I. Raiugh et TX 70
John J. Gould. lots lS ard rs square ~ So
University Heights-Harry Barton and ". Henry
Walker, trustees. to CoTdelia D. Baldus, lot !,
block il, s, 200.
Washington Heights-Jsmes D. Cameron et u. %
John 81 Henderson. lot g. block 3; lot 9, block
4, and part lot 8 block &. sl2Gjo
Matthew Dunn 20 Clarence B. Hight, lots % TO g.
square south Of square 1881 SO.
Henry NJ Sewoomb et TX. 70 Lucy C. Newcomb,
lot Is. square north Of square IT. N6o
Frederick ", Piiliug e ux. 10 John ". Pliiug,
lot 23 square S5 SO
North Brightwood-John Q. A Brett Ct ux. "a
Albert ). Galley LOT g. block z SO
University PARK - Thomas Bones and S. Percy
Thompson. trustees. 70 Hauy u. Ellis lots %
and 81. block a. so. Harry II. Ellis 20 Harry
WaTdnan and Thomas Bones same Iauf so
William Yost ct gz. to LaaTs B. DAVIS, lot 81,
square s92 SO
Pleasant Plsius-LeEis z. Breiningsr st ux. 70 Ar
thur c. Nichols. lot II. square 25 SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. via San Francisco, close here daily at
605 D. N. up to May Is, for dispatch By steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands, via san Francisco close here daily at sos
D N. up TO May Il for dispatch BY steamer
Siberia.
Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at SOS p m. no 70 NAV
n. for disnateh By steamer Tosa Maf7i
VladiT0stok. via Seattle close here daily at sq5
p. m. up to May ., fer dispatch by steamer
Yeddo.
Hawaii. japan. KnEea. China and Philippine
Islands, via san Francisco, close here daily at SOS
D n. up to May q. for dispatch by steamer China
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands. Via san
Francisco. close here daily at sos D. m 10 70
May 81 for dispatch ~ Eaited States TransDort
Australia Except mails for West Aussralia). New
Zealand Samoan Islands, ard New Caledonia. via
San Francisco. close here daily at 6 05 p IA uo to
May 81, for dispatch ~ steamer Foreric
Japan Korea, China, and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, 3. c., close here daily at
605 p n UP 10 June s. for dispatch by steamer
Empress OF japan.
Tahiti aud MsEquesas Islands. via San Francisco.
close here daily at sos D. m up to June q, for
dispatch By steamer Aiariposa-
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY 1oOs1
TUESDAY, May 10, 10Os.)

Estate Of William J. Libbey order admitting VIII
TO probate and record. Attorney. J. B. Lanar.
Estate Of James J. Farrell order granting letters
os administration; bond 500
Estate Of Emma 2. Cook; order admitting viz 70
probate and record and letters testsmenfary, bond
81. .00o Attoneys Cole Donaldson.
Estate Of Louise FYiedmann: order appointing
guardian.
Estate Of Rufus ssxton; order for sale Of seeIri-
ties. Attorney. ]. B. Larner
Estate Of Mary ]. MouTse; order appointing guar
dian ad Item.
Estate Of Nicholas DHmmoad; petition fer prc-
bate and record and letters testsmeutafy Alter.
neys. Worthiugton, Heald Frailey.
IN re Frank H. Heare q al. order fof invest
msnt. Attorney. r. +. Downing
Estate Of Ellen d. Lane; win dated March ig,
1901. filed.
Estate Of Edward P. Droop; win dated March q.
1902 fled
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT O.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding a Probate Court No 1918.
Administration. This is to give notice that the
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters testameTssTy the estate Of
David LeverOne. late Of the District Gf Columbia
deceased. al persoHs having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 20
the subscriber. On or before the 1ST DAY OF
MAY A. ID. 1903; otherwise they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under nay hand this lst day Il May, 1903 FRED
ERICA LEYERONE 7s6 Ninth street northwest
Attest: lssaLl JAMES TANNER. Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk II the
Probate Court HAMILTON, COLBERT, YERKEs
& HAMILTON, Attorneys. mysBD
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding a Probate Court. No l5ld.
AdgniniStraticn.-T is to give notice that the
subscriber, q the District of Columbia has OBJ
taned from the Probate Cos5rt Of the District Of
Columbia letters testsmentary on the estate Of
Margaret Quitcr late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased ara hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
10 the subscriber. on or before the IST DAY OF
MAY, A. d. 1893; otherwise they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this lst dag q May, 1903. JOHN
QUINN, s47 Seventh street southwest. Attest.
(Seal.l JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court HAMILTON. COLBERT, YERKES &
HAMILTON, Attorneys. my6.l3.2
The Washington herald., 1908-05-20
Equity Suits.

No Z755 National Electrical Supply Company -.
Ernest Burgdagf et al to enforce mechanics liens.
ASsoIheas, j. y. Sullivan and Happier & Merilat
NO Asp. katis May Proctor Us. james B. Prue-
tof aiTorce menss ct thoro Attoneys T. Z.
Mitchell and Edwin Forrest
NO AeG Sarah Paisley e al "a William T.
Coliins iof partition. AttOrneys Newton & fsiiiet
40, 40, z'os Theodore s CLARK, executor, e al ~.
william A. Gordon, trustef ct al. TO declara
equitable lien and for accounting Attornays. New.
comb, Churchill Frey and G. F. Williams.