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The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
CLIFTON FORGE EXPANDING.
EnterPrising Virginia City Prepares
to Spread Out.
special to The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Clifton Forge. Va. Aug. I2-The thriv-
ing Industrial town Of Clifton FORGE IS
preparing for a campaign Of extension
and improvement The local board OF
trade. satisfied that in the matter Of To-
cation, transportation resources. and eli
mate. their city possesses marked ady-a7-
tages over many much larger towns IN
the Old Dominion. are hustling for new
enterprises and new Industries.
Like many Of the business orraniza-
tons Of the State. the Clifton FORGE
board Of trade has been practically .r7o-f-
bunc for number OF years. bur Nh
members and new are now out for bust
ness. and they seem 10 mean business
with capital b
The president Of the rejuve,a.ed or-
ganizatiou 5 Mr.. ". G. Mathews q 1sss-
ing banker John G. Claiborne e frs
treasurer. newly elected. and George o.
Greene IS secretary.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

streets The complaints, apparently. have
little effect. and Il IS more than probable
| that the matter VIII be brought TO the at
tention Of the city council at its Septem-
Der meeting.
The George Washington Monument As
isociation yesterday disposed Of additional
lots to one-half OF those who drew them
+ last week Il IS said, Of about 100 lots
remaining. there are applications for
about 80 The association now has in
hand nearly S1S.Oc3 IN notes and cash. to-
gether with about loo lots.
/ A certified copy OF the order for dis
I banding the Alexandra Light Infantry
has been received in this city from the
Office Of the adjutant general The above
company was disbanded last May for al
legged ineficiency. A copy Of the charges
are now in the hands Of their attorney.
5. c. Brent
The Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company has completed the erec-
tion Of a frame Office building and wait
ng-ro0m on the Norfolk wharf, which
viii hereafter be used The building was
constructed BY Contractor J. D. Knight
Dr. Luci7n c. Smith left tonight for
Hampton. Va, where he has accepted a
position on the medical stan OF the gov
ernmentai hospital For some time past
DIT. Smith has been on the medical stan
at the Washington Asylum Hospital
The police havz been instructed 10 take
into custody all cows found roaming the
streets as prescribed by the city laws.
Complaint is being made that COWS roam
the streets day and night n certain
sections OF the city.
In the Police Court this morning wal
ter Ashton. colored. was acquitted OF 1
the charge Of misappIopriatin s.. which I
mad been given him by Alice kits 10 /
pay the fine Of Jack Beach. colOred- The /
complainant withdrew the charge.
\ meeting Of the committees recently
appointed 20 make arrangements for ceie-
bratins Alexandria Day" at Luna Park.
August u. for the benefit Of the AIexan-
sria Hospital. viii be held to-uorr0w
evening al s O'Clock at the rooms OF the
chamber OF c0mmercs-
a business meeting OF Fitzgerald Coun-
,h No 459. Knights Of Columbus. was
held AT St Ma-ys Hall tonight. and cen
siderable business Of a, routine natrrs
was disposed Of
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
SONS OF AMERICA ADJOURN.
Reports at Convention show Prog
ress IA Maryland.
sEesial 20 Tie Wasai1ztca Head

SPECIAL 20 Tie Washi-ztca Head
Hagerstown, Nd. Aug. lz.-The STATE
convention Patriotic Order Sons or
America in session at Hancock thfs
county. concluded It's business this ar
erroon and adjourned 10 meet raxr y-as-
AZ CEestertow1- While majority or
the delegates left during The afternoon
ana evening. few viii remain over IN
IL t0-morr0w.
The reports from the v7rious cs--,s
received at to-tay-s session showed -
order 20 be in @ fogrisht-g condition in
Maryland This years meeting was re
garced as one OF the most successfu1 in
me thirteen years the State Camp has
been IN existence.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
MISSIONS CONFERENCE TOPIC.
Methodist Workers Dixcuss Progress
at Rockville
SPECIAL % The Washinztaa HezH

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Aug l2-TLe second
day Of the Baltimore District Conference
OF the NJ 2. Church South, r. session AZ
the Methodist Church here. was devoted
TO the discussion OF the subject Of mis-
sions at the morning session. 5 "
Hopkins, Of Baltimore. and William, Tai
bott. Of Rockville. spoke upon the Law
mems missionary movement. and a ser
mon was delivered by Rev. NJ .. Mitch
ell. Of Baltimore.
IN the afternoon Mrs. William Melville
or Eagle Pass Va gave an able address
on the home mission work OF women
and Rev W H Test. Of Baltimore
spoke on foreign missions. The evening
sermon was preached by Rev. Forest J
Frettyman, pastor OF Trinity Church.
Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Princeton Football Change.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. I2-WnIiam ".
Roper coach Of the Princeton University
football team. announced that the man
agement had scheduled a game with the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute for October
% IN place Of Swarthmore College. Mr.
Roper also said that the football candi-
dates would be called out on September
3 which IS later than usual
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Girl Pitcher a nrovinr CO

Massillon. Ohio. Aug. 12-As drawing
card for the remainder Of the season the
Ehret baseball team Of this CITY. has
hired Miss Erma Cradle. of MidvaIe. 10
pitch- Miss Cradle IS chief Of tvrirlers for
the Tuscarawas County All Stars. she
will play here for the first time probably
next Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
BIG FIRE AT PARKERSBURG
Lower Half Of City in Danger of
Destruction.
Water Power Poor and Great Bridge
Across Ohio River Is
Threatened.
SPECIAL TO TIE wasziz..oa HEAD

spec-L 20 Tie WasLizst51 He-zld
Parkersburg. W Va. Aug. I2-The ice
plant and an adjoining lumber NH have
already been destroyed By a FIRE which
started this afternoon and now threatens
the entire lower half OF the city.
The FIRE is raging fercely. and becars.
q poor water pressure the drenen are
helpless.
The big bridge across the Ohio River
Is threateuded by the flames.
fe loss so Tar Is nearly S20.n00 Tba
plants of the Radeker Lumber Conns-,-
ana the Parkersburg Ice Company wee
completely destroyed.
Ten residences. with all their contents
were burned
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
RICHMOND STARTS CLEANUP.
Health Inspectors Begin Round of
the Bakeries
SPECIAL to me washingtoa Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, Aug 12-To-day the
inspectors Of the health department are
visiting the bakeries Of the city. Phere
are some Of the proprietors who object
to the visit Of the officers. but they are
being told in plain terms that the law
is 10 be enforced. and that II the places
are not kept in a decent condition they
will be closed. Some OF the bakeries are
known 10 be filthy and insanitary-
The inspectors are next 20 look after
the soca-water dispensaries. and viii ex-
anime into the cleanliness Of these places.
as well as look after the grades Of sIrups
used in compromising beverages.
The coming week the cooking depart-
ments Of the restaurants Of the CITY
viii come under the scrutiny Of the in
spectors, the health officers being de-
terminea TO enforce the laws 81 regard
to places which dispense food and drink
10 the public
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Killed Sitting on Tracks

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
HagerstowB, Nd, aug. 12-H s. Mus
ser. a Cumberland Valley Railroad brake
man. was killed at DHlsburg Junction this
afternoon, being struck by the engine of
a fast freight while sitting on the track
He was twenty-seven years old. and IS
survived by a wife and one child
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
FIND FORMALDEHYDE IN MILK
Dairymen VIII Be Arrested FoIIovv-
ing Health Inspection.
SPECIAL % ne washington Herald

-I77-.-- - =" Y I'.7----.-II HFTllL
HagerstOwn. Nd. Aug I2-Warra7-s
were sworn out late this afternoon for
the arrest q four dairymen Of this com
y. charged with selling min. contafnf7-
formaIdehyde-
Dr- Price secretary 10 he State hoard
Of health. recently conuscated sixteen
bottles of milk from dairy wagons for
the purpose OF making an analysis and
the warrants is the outcome Of his md
iugs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

Let on oaees-t0l--hia. s. Interstate & F5-=- -
On oalls-.la GaIaEher :, OF Haa5iAoe ? So
cli-b7 Gallagher. g. by Hsudibce, 3 Th-pe-tasa
ll--h-EHey- >ac-11-e hi-s-HEriev A-chss7- S-.1a,
uases-HgIriev- Ar-hiso1. Hayden AIcCa-rhv 81
Hcsslez Ha1ditoe- Hit b. pitche--By Ha-1ibor
Passed ball-Su-ith. Ur-ri-e-Air Hu-hes Ts-,e -
same-I hou- and 81 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Furniture Dealer. to No.

ole-la- 70 he N1shilgton Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Aug I2-The sixth an
nual convention Of the Virginia Retail
Furniture Dealers Association VIII ba
held at the Y. n C A auditorium 20
morrow night and Friday. The associs-
tion mas more than 100 firms representeS
IN It's membership The address Of We
come at the Thursday evening session
VIII ne delivered by Mr.. John L. Lee. and
s--e response VIII be BY AIr. c. & Sydnor.
j., Of Richmond
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
An Eye-oPener.
Err-n Tlr-n-I.

FROM AI-h1t~
Sleepy GUest-Hailoa, is it I O'clock
declare I am so sleepy that I can't omen
my eyes.
Head waiter (who has knocked at the
dooT)-I Il bring your bill. sir, Il you like
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
SWANSON RRGALBS
VIRGINIA OUTING
Patriotic Day Ends Annual
Bush" Meeting.
AS THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Governor Tells Funny Yarns, LaudS
Beauties and Veterans, Points Fin
ger at History and Future of s.OId
Reliable state,1 and Praises the
Work of Prohibition EvangeIfSts.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington FFe-sr5
and blu VIII be sent you al l cent a no..
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
CARS 70 KENSINGTnh

Leave 18th 81 a1d y I ave. every quarter Er,-.
uzssi-g new Rock Creek B--5Ee MAIN ENTRANCE,
GEOLOGICAL PARK. and Country Club 70 Chevy
C11se Like where connection IS made with Ken
s1ston lins Round triD tickets. sc. a. Fusseu's.
Iz5 y. ! ave
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

There is a chronic CRY about the elao-
tric light at the intersection Of vvssb,-,,-
ton ana wilkes streets not burning late
al night Complaints innumerable have
been made about lights in mis- eactio- -
the city and particularly this lfrbr sr5
The one at Washington and FRANKLIN
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

EiF <ccfhG TO ATLANTIC crrT ~ sEso -
= postage for Guide with City Man e-ivi1c-
HErates and ioca ton % hotels free dist-fbutfg5
- oy Information Bureau. 10NY. Av.. Atl.Cry-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY. M
luH LALHh1E NASSACHTS FITS ayr
Atl2rtic City. n J. Eocms e. s-5-r v-i-A -,-s-.s,
1ot-S' - per wees Upward. 50 daily CD
JACOB p. HAWK
-GLENSTDE-
cklENTAL AVE. eiose 20 Beach. home trbls: ned
eTa'e TateS A " WALDNER. sIsz
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

a pubIic hearing Of those interested in
the establishment q harbor line for this
port VIII he held at the MONS Of the
cAanoer Of commerce at Il o'clocl-. Sep
TENDER 1 Maps showing a view OF the
H4roor nne are now on exhibition at the
rooms OF the chamber Of commerce An
nouncement Of the foregoing was r,sda
to-day by Maj Crosby. engineer.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
Ferry Service to alexandra

stes12er Lackawauna every HOUR ard 4 HALE
a Il 20 p T. dzly aod Sunday. FARE z
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
TABOR INN

CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND BEACH
LarEe. aiEy rodus: opea s-rzou1diurs- ErceIlsut
table Rates. S 10 So weekly A N Dunn
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

a business meeting OF Fitzgerald Coun-
ell No, +9. Knights Of Columbus. was
held al St Ma-y's Hail tonight. and cen
siderable business Of a, routine naturs
was disposed or
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
GALEN HALL.

ATLANTIC CITY. M
a FEW WEEKS N OUR CONFORTAurz
HOUSE. with every couvc-ieuce s1d srrerio- ~.
enc service. VII Be a srsst resrorgr- Raths -
pleasure or health for ladies AID Esnrle1aen- vic
trained attendants only.
7. u TOrNG. Gsn-sI Af.ns-.r-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

In the Police Court this morning Wal
ter Ashton. coIored. was acquitted Of
the charge Of misappropriat.ng. s.. which
had been given him by Alice Kits 10
pay the fine Of Jack Beach. colOred. The
withdrew the charge.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-04

Our Old friend, Il. Aubrey Ter
rill, has acquired the editorial
and business management Of the
Canyon City News, and in his
first issue makes some great i'm
provements in the paper. Au-
brey is entirely capable Of get
ting out good paper and Can
yon City is to be congratulated.
Away back yondcr. more than
twenty-five or thirty years ago
tmore or less according to what
ever he has To say about IT'D Au-
brcy and this editor were dew
lis together in the Office of the
Denton County News. We learn
ed to set type, chew tobacco.
smoke cigarettes. write edito-
rials. "cuss. and discuss poll
tics and many other items useful
and necessary for the thorough
education Of genuine print, "
imbibing our fund of informa-
ton from such past masters at
the art as G. VIII Geers, Harry
Y. RaincS. G. p. Grafton. and
others Of the old school. We are
clad 10 welcome our quondom
companion in iniquity back to the
fold. tie viii make this great
and glorious Panhandle country
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-04

instead of two thirds as at pres
ent.
This right is already extended
to independent Districts and
why not to common school dis
trictS : 1t would enable any new
district 10 vote such a tax until
it can build. furnish and equip
It's school building. when it could
be reduced to meet only the run
ming expenses of the school.
Some one might urge that under
full renditionS school taxes are
high enough at the 20 cent rate.
Let Us admit that. then it would
not be necessary 10 raise the
rate, nor would any district be
compelled to do so. But how
about new district, How can
they build and furnish school
houses when the 20 cent rate is
no more than enough to pay run
ming expenses? And how about
districts desiring to replace old
houses and equipments with new
and 1,o6pTD oDnS
This tax would enable any dis
trict. new or old. to meet emer-
gencies, and can be raised or
lowered to meet demands. and
as to whetherit was taken adyan,
tage of or not, would be wholly
optional with the district
! hope to see this amendment
secure an overwhelming majority
in Randall county Remember
Section 3, Article :. Of the Con
stitution. relating to public free
schools, " and leave it un~cratch,
ed. \. y. HENSON.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-04

editor, AZ expressed to The News
man, are carried out it will Ger
tainly fill the journalistic gap in
this section OF the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
RENAISSANCE IN ITALY.
Address on Architecture Last Even
ing by Percy Ash.

he Architecture of the Renaissance
in Italy was the subject Of an address
by Percy Ash last evening i'm the Wash
inston Pubic Library. Mr. Ash is sen
rotary of the Washington Chapter of the
American Institute of Architects and
dean OF the George WaShingtoL COLLEGE
Of Architecture. and his address was
delivered befor. the National Society of
Arts.
Mr.. Ash described the preyailin,
characteristics of tho different STYLES
the sources of inspiration the maturity
Of forms in the central Roman period
and finally the decline as shown in the
Vagaries Of Boccacio
The renaissance in architecture won't
hand in hand with the renaissance i'm
literature. painting and Scripture" Inc
said. stimulated and awakened ina ci
nation We're directed to classic literature
by the writings of Petrarch and Boo
racio. while the invention of the print.
ing press had fostered the spread of
knowledge. Italy. on the threshold of
country in Europe. s"ethinc with vital
ity and fairly bursting with inventive
genius. In consequence OF the separate
Independent states of Italy the archi-
lecture took a variety of aspects"
With the aid Of StereOpticon views
Mr.. Ash gave an account of the rise and
decline of the architecture of Italy in
the fifteenth century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Commander G.. W. Logan. from
duty connection general board. Washing
ton. ID. c., to duty in connection fitting
out the Idaho.
Midshpman w Fl. Booth. from the Vir-
GINA to TIE Naval Hospital, New Fort
Lyon. Col. for treatment.
Passed Asst. Surg. &. n. Fiske from L s.
Naval Hospital, Mare Island. Cal. to
course of instruction at the t.. s Naval
Medical School. Washington. u. &.
Passed Asst. Surg. A. -. Mclean. from
navy recruiting station. Detroit. Mich,
to the navy yard. Portsmouth. y. II.
Passed Asst. Surg. f.. NJ. Blackwell. from
L. S. Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd. II
course of instruction at the L. S. Naval
Medical School. Washington. ID. &.
Passed Asst. Surg. J. s. Woodward. from
navy recruiting station, Cincinnati. Ohio
to the l.. s. Naval Hospital. New York
y. Y.
Passed Asst. Surg. NJ. w Baker. from l.
S. Naval Hospital. New York. n. Y, to
the Colorado.
Asst Surg f. w. Smith from L. S
Naval Medical School to the Wisconsin.
Paymaster c. r. OLeary. from duty as
assistant to the disbursing pay officer,
Washington. d. c., TO the navy yard
Washington. -. c.. duty assistant to the
general stOrekeeper.
Passed Asst. Paymaster d. g. McRitche
from navy yard. Washington. u. G.. to
duty connection fitting out the BirminS-
ham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Army Orders.

First Lieut. William D. A. Anderson
Corps of Engineers. is relieved from his
present duties and will proceed to West
Point. n. Y. for duty.
The following named officers of the
Corps of Engineers will report to Col John
G. d. Knight. Corps of Engineers, presi-
dent of the examining board at the Army
building. New York city, for examination
to determine their fitness for promotion ::
Capt. William 3. Ladue, Second Lieut..
Arthur r. Ehrnbeck
Leave of absence for three months, with
permission to go beyond the sea is grant
try.
Second Lieut.. John A. Holabird. Corps
of Engineers, will proceed to Detroit.
Mich. on official. business pertaining to
the instruction of the troops of the Sd
Battalion of Engineers in photography.
Major Thomas L. Raymond. surgeon.
will proceed to San Antonio. Texas. for
duty to relieve Maj. William P Kendall,
surgeon.
Maj. Kendall will proceed to Fort Ethan
Allen. VT. for duty.
BY direction of the President and upon
the application of Color Sargt. Herman
Herring. 4th Cavalry. that soldier will be
placed upon the retired list
Chaplain George +. Jones. 9TH Infantry.
is transferred to the Coast Artillery Corps.
and will proceed to the Preside of San
Francisco. Cal. for duty.
First Lieut.. Lewis Turtle. Coast Artil-
lery Corps. will assume charge of con-
struction work at Fort Dade and Fort
De Soto. Florida. relieving First Lieut..
James A. Thomas. Coast Artillery Corps,
of that duty.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted Capt. Jay w. Grissnger, assist
ant surgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Gould
Colbert agt. Horrigan: guardian az
Item appointed: compartments solicitors
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
American Graphophone Company agt
Smith. on hearing: compartments sohci'
tor. Fulton Lewis: defendants soilcitor
A. S Worthington.
Ready agt Ready: rule TO show cause
returnable March "a. 1905: complainant :
solicitor. w. F.. Ambrose.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. Justice Wright
Ball agt. United States Express Com
pany; verdict for defendant: plaintiff 5 at
tOrneys. Baker. Sheehy * Hogan: defend
ants attorneys, Birney & Woodward
CIRCUIT COURT NO. o-Justice Ander-
International Trust Company agt. Ba-
ker. Howard & Crook five cases con
sol1dated): on trial; plaintiffs attorneys
Clephane & Clephane: defendants attor-
neys. B. II. Warner jr., Levi II. Cooke
Henry NJ. Baker. w. J. Lambert. Edward
Mclean and r. II. Yeatman.
CRIMINAL COURT. NO. 1-Justice Stat
ford.
United States agt. George Henderson
eInhezzlement: plea not guilty withdraw
and plea guilty: defendant remanded, at
torney, ". P. PlumIey.
nited States agt. Herman ScroSglnS
assault to kill: motion for new trial filed
attorney. Campbell Darlington.
United States agt. Richard H. Wimsatt
conspiracy: plea not guilty withdra wn
demurrer fled; attorney. +. r. billiard.
United States agt David GlassberS
grand larceny: verdict guilty on second
count: not guilty on first count: attorney
y. B. Webb
United States agt Lawrence H. Miller
receiving stolen property: verdict not
guilty: attorney, George p. Hoover.
United States agt. Thomas LowndeS: as
1pfpn63n
remanded; attorneys. Foster & Luhey.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
In re Thomas Walsh: rule on alleged
bankruptcy; returnable April 13.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Barnard.
In re extension of Harvard street: report
In re extension of T street; order to
summon jury.
CRIMINAL COURT. NO. 2-Justice Bar
United States agt. Percy Wade. setting
up gaming table; on trial: attorneys, J.
f. Laskey and II. f. Davis.
PROBATE COERT-Justice Could
Estate Of Thomas 2. Steple nson: petit
ton for leave to accept offer filed; at
torneys. Clark. Prentiss & Clark.
Estate of Paulina Rocca: petition to sell
bond filed: attorneys Archer e. Smith.
Estate of Rufus Saxton; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany: attorney. John B. Larner.
In re Elsie NJ. McFall: order Of allow
ance; attorney. j. B. Larner.
In re Ella Morgan: petition for allow
ance filed; attorney, Thomas Walker
Estate of Sarah A. Van Derlip; order of
allowance; attorney, George Francis Will
Eams.
Estate of Joseph Scudere: letters of adj
mristratiOn granted to Ivan Heideman
bond. 500: attorney. r.. F.. Downing
Estate of Royal 7. Frank; will, dated
April %. 1898. filed.
In re William w. Pierce ct AL. order ap-
pointing Emma V. Pierce guardian; bond
$500: attorney. T. c. Taylor.
Estate of Mary ]. Nourse: will. dated
February D. 1903 filed. with petition for
probate; attorney. James H. Taylor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
MANDAMUS REFUSED.
Action by Justice Barnard il
Elizabeth Sousa Case.

Justice Barnard of the District Supreme
Court has declined to grant a mandamus
against Vespasian Warner. commissioner
OF pensions on the suit of Mrs. Eliza bat II
Sousa. widow of Antonio SOnsa and mot her
of John Philip Sousa the bandmaster
Mrs. Sousa claimed that her husband had
been summarily excluded from his allow
ance under the naval benefit act when he
was granted a general pension. and that
the pension Office officials had decided
after his death that the construction
placed on the law by them, holding that
a penSionar could not receive both a gen
eral pension and benefit was erroneous
They now held the benefit is not second
pension.
Commissioner Warner replied that the
act of March >. 1905, authorizing the pay
ment of accrued pension money related
solely TO pensions and did not permit him
to pay accrued naval benefits. He had no
funds. he said. from which payment could
be made
Mrs Sousa was represented by Attor-
news Lemuel Fugitt and John 4. De Pu-
tron Assistant United States Attorney
Mcnamara appeared for the commits
SiOner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
Fail to Answer to Names.

Willie White, Henry Butler and Laura
Smith. all colored. failed to respond to
their names ut the Police Court this
morning TO answer to the charge of dis
orderly conduct. as a result of an after
da back ina sta BILE light cram
game in the seventh precinct last night
and the collateral of 81 in each case was
declared to ba forfeited. Willie. Henny
and Laura were the subject matter of a
police raid on stab" situated i'm the
rear of the residence at 1101 :jth street
In which Policemen FarGuhar. Grove and
Bourke played a prominent part After
being taken to the station house the trio
admitted they We're shooting crap and
were released upon collateral furnished
by their employers.