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The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
DAILY COURT RECORD
CFriday, January is, IsOs)

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Har-
ian. Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justos White, ar.
Justice Peckhaui, sIr. Justice aeKeuns, Ar. Jus
tice Holmes. and 3ir. Justice Moody
Harry Cobb Kennedy Of Philadelphia Pa; Barton
Walters. of CirclsTins, Ohio: Glenn S. Noble. Of
Chicago. IL; o. A LaTrazois. Of Las Vegas. y
Mex; William Allen Carer. Of Spokane. WASH,
and Fred ". Parks Of Denver. Colo. admitted
% practice.
No 10. Elmer Erica Strong and Husband plain
tifs IN eTTor IS Francisco Gutierrez RepiGe; leave
granted to fIe certain appeal papers herein; On
motion Of Mr. Henry E. Davis Tor the plaintiffs II
error.
No i1a J. NJ ceballos & Co. appellant. vs.
The United States: motion TO remand case for frT-
thar findings submitted ty Mr. John J. HemDhil
for the appellant in support q the motion ard b.
Air. Assistant Attorney General John @ Thompson
for the appellee in opposition thereto.
No. q. American Express Company. plaintiff IN
error A r Muiiins; argument eoncluded b.
Mr. Joseph s. GraTdou Cor the plaintiff Ia error no
sppearance fer the defendant n eEr0r.
No. q. Davidson Bros Marble Company et a.
plaintiffs n error, United States 4 Amsraa *
rel Murray Gibson: argued hy Mr. z NJ Ashcaft
for tbs plaintiffs n eTr0r and submitted b. 8ir
Rooert 7. DeTlin ard Mr- Heury p Brown for
tho defendant in e-ror-
No s. Leeds & Catln Co, petitioner. " The
Victor Taking Machine Company et Al: argument
ou1msnced ty Mr. Louis Hicks foT the petitioner
and eoatiHued b Mr.. Horace Pettit for the re
spoudents
Adjourned un;a Monday next at z o'eock.
The day call fO- Monday January g vii Be Is
follows: Nos. 80 g. 5ss. SO land $50. 5sl. So SO
$50, So sc. 81. 5Ss. sec. and 57g. g. 6, g. IS,
s. land s. and So,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


Track prospects at Eastern this year
are gIimmering- For several days the
boys from the southeast school seem 10
have dropped interest, and only a few
are training with the hope Of being able
10 DO anything IN the meets.
Manager Frank Weaver. Of the Eastern
High School nine, IS getting up his sched-
ule for the season. He stated yesterday
that he had only secured two games, but
hopes to be ready to announce the com
plete schedule by the first OF next
month
Everything was mum yesterday dur
ing the Eastera-Business basketball
game in the latter's gymnasium. Of
course. this was only when there was
nothing exciting. but as soon as a good
play was made by either team the crowd
cut loose
one Of the first stunts Of DonneIly.
who was elected manager Of the Bust
ness team yesterday. was 70 open ne
gOtiatiOns for outdoor practice grounds
He has hopes Of getting McDevitt's field.
which was used by the Independence
League last year.
The outheld OF the Stenographers'
nine win be eonsiderbly strengthened BY
the addition of Frazier, who played with
the Manhattans in the Independence
League last year. Frazier is a fast
player and a good hitter, and should
prove.a tower Of strength 10 Business.
Joe Spransy. who was elected manager
Of this seasons baseball team at Busi-
ness, resigned yesterday afternoon. A
meeting was called shortly after Spransv
announced that he would quit and Jim
my Donnelly, who played third base on
last years team. was elected in his
place
Captain Keane, Of the Business nine
announced yesterday afternoon that the
candidates for catcher and pitcher Of the
team would begin TO practice Monday
in the armOry located in the basement
at the school In this respect Business
VIII have the best indoor training place
IN the high schools
This morning in the basement eorri-
GOrs al Central. there VII be a small
closed meet similar 10 the one pulled OF
In the same place last week BIZ Foley
who is in charge OF the Saturday meets.
IS looking forward 10 greater success to-
day than the one last week. He saws
these little meets viii be held every week
until the high school games in the spring.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
LONG SHOTS GET MONEY.
Charles Green, 80 to L, Captures
Third EmeryviIEe Race.

Charles Green, 80 to 1, Captures
Third EmeryviIIe Race.
San Francisco. Jan. 15.-To-day's card
at EmeryviIle was run over one prolonged
puddle.
In the feature event Bubbling Water
proved by far the best Of Eve sprinters to
face the barrier.
Charles Green. a 75-to-l shot. romped
home as the winner OF the third race.
The summaries.
FIRST RACE-Three furionEs. Resou, 10 Qse-
oghl. 3 70 70. won; Geo-ge IL. i07 CNottsr. to !
secoud; Eddie Eks la3 Butler. . 20 I third
Tine, o-1 80 Sonia. Alder Guieh Twin screw
Tube Rose. A. Jones, Oreos. ard kittis ROdd also
rar
SECOND RACE-F7e and one-han furlongs.
Hamrass. ll9 iNotterl. IS 20 .. Eon, Apto Oro,
10 8IcIntyrsl. 2 % s. second: Moorish King 10
Lee q 20 5 third. Tine II0E5 r n
Brown. Fanrul Har. SenDcT FI3ciis. HsTTJ ROg-
eTs, LoeAHssaE, DisSeznsT, Cs Holland, sa4 sEiliag
JACK also ran.
THIRD RACE-ous nile ard seventy yards.
Charles Green. III tWaishl. IS 70 J. Won: Lord
Rossiugtoa. les lTspiinl. 20 J. seoond; StandoEe-
rs CNcIutyrel = r. 5 third. Tine. I.50 25 Gen.
peal. and Warner Grissel also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FiFe and One-haf furlonss Bub-
hing Water. s. iDeyeTichl. 9 70 3 won; Madnan
is walsh. % s. second: LITTLE Jane. IS Rus
selD u l. third Tine. INa C0Ean ard Del
Culudur also rzn.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards
Warning. IL Butler. Is 20 5 Eon; D=rdon. los
(Van Duseal. 50 % J. secUCd; Meudon. l19 C..
Milerj Z % J. thIrd. Tine. l-is i-a MlrTe. War
den TeIi. C2mbyses Boion2n. Bel Meuce. Nv
Pal Jcrecno. PhiliToe. and Eckersal also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seven frlones Jacob.ts 10
lNotterl 70 8 won: Arzza. l05 iKsoChI. 70 s.
second. Clamo-. 100 iScoyiile So 20 / third. Tine
IL IS Keep Moving. Il Pic1re. BIZ Eaton. ard
Yankee Daughter also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
Circuit Court No. L.


No. ses5-. Commercial General Life Insurance
Company vs.. White ct al; order extending tine
Attonsys. Bond-McNeiu & Colbert
No. 55G- Costikyan Heki1iz1 & Co. no
ton fer new trial oFerruled and judgment on yer
dict Attorneys. n. ". Wheatiey-r1eker & Jones
No. 2ss3 Du Bols Wicke-shsza; motion Tor
leave % amend and motion FOR new tri1l argued
and submitted. Attorneys. Levin & Codren-Mc-
Rennsy & FlaRnsry.
No. 9s2z Heron rs. Ornsby; nosion for rev
trisl argued and submitted Attorneys. Emis-
Ormsby-
No 5l06S Farne-s snd Mechanics Bank -
Ohsrchain e al; leave granted defendants 70
amend and motion for judgment continued At
tonsys. c. q CssFin-R- p. Dickgy-
Assignment for Monday. January IS
No. 80 kiGsoioying IS KernaR Ct al Attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon and T. 5. Baney-Harilton.
Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
No 81 johnson Company Savings Bank Ts. Men
del Ct al. Attorneys T. L. Jefords-W. II. White
No. II. Same IS. RemsbuTg. Attorneys. sme
No. is3. Sane rs. Bill Attorneys. sane
No "a Same Is KloczeWsd- Attorneyz. sane
No II. S-auffeT rs. Pond Attorneys sane
No T. F1aEleT. executo-. Is AFizona-Cuban
Asphalt and Mining Company. Attorneys. Tucker
& Kenyon and 5. Il. Huyck-W. J. Lambert and
r. II. Yeatuau-
No rs Miner & Co IS Cave. AttornsyS ". E.
Ambrose-H. E. Davis
No. es9. HoIlebaush e al ~ Williams Alter
neys. Il. r. Moulton-R 3. Behrend.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
SAVANNAH RACES.
Fine Weather Brings Out Big Crowd
at Track.

Savannah. Jan I5.-The weather was
clear and inviting tks afternoon. which
brought the crowd out in goodly num-
oers- The card was a fine one and
good racing with lively speculation was
the result
The summaries
FIRST RACE-six fsrlonss. Belle Of the Bsv
lo iCT0wleyl. Z 70 s. Won. Birislayer. lG
lfoungl, 70 l. second; MalToon. % CBrapnoni
: 70 J, third Tine. lis * BIZ Hand and
Arzwska also ran.
SECOND RACE-FITe surlou-S- Ensisv 1lg
i5ohnsoui. 70 2 wo1s 81. Abe. q; Dauuhfnl &
70 !. second: ". .. Williams 10 Dur-anl 10
J. thi-d- Tze. IN - Clifton Forre. Redgsp-
tiou. and Revry alsc ran.
THIRD RACE-SiX fIriO1zS LADY FYtzherherr
is Burns, % I. woa: Me-ise 100 Irnch}. 4 10
J, second. Miss r o. b 10 (Younzl 8 70
third Tine. is Miss Dustin. Coinciaeut sr5
Dene also ran
FOURTH RACE-One nile Don Hamilton 20
CROWLEY. % 2 Won GeorEe Bailey. 10 Younzi
s 20 5, second; Miss MARJORIE I5s fNeCshe}. to
%. ta-Fi. Tine. III IS Bestsrling also rsu
FIFTH RACE-FiFe furl0ngs. RAY Tl0mnson.
Us Young. 70 y. W0l: Ora Sudduth. Ia Bilacl
; o !. second. Istria. - Uvber}. 10 I tbir1
Tine. izS. Willow Plume. LYDIA Ginter. I'd "
T. Lyon also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
HIGH TRIBUTE FOR JENNINGS.
"He's n Good Old Scout" SAY,
Pennsy Athlete.

Hes a good old scout and a dead
game sport if ever there was one.
That's how Bill HoIlenbacb sums IN
Hughey Jennings. manager Of the Detroit
Tigers. Holly and Hughey are great
friends. The latter always admired the
Tiger chief as a ball player and later as
a manager, while Hughey had words OF
praise for Hcily's prowess on the grid
iron
Jennings formerly coached al Cornell
and naturally he is one OF the staocf
supporters Of the red and white. He al
ways aims 10 attend the annual Cornell
Penn football game. and 10 prove that
he IS a sport he always bets that Cornell
VIII win
HOllenbach recalls three dinners that
he has parta1en OF after the big foot
ban game with Cornell, which were Maid
FOR by Jennings Bill thinks that Huebqv
feels down deep in his heart that penn
VIII win but TO prove that he IS daad
game. has wagered dinners year after
year
The best Of it all is" said Holly we
always manage 10 ring IN 10 or y axtrs
fellows 10 paTtake OF the feed along v-itb
the 3 or so regulars. but Hughev never
murmurs, but. instead. foots the bin with
a grace that stamps him as q good
sportsman
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16

The first Official story Of Jimmy Rec
tors retirement from the einder path ap-
peared yesterday in College Topics. the
University OF Virginia college paper. and
IS printed in full, as follows:
That James A. Rector. Virginia's ex-
captain, viii not represent the Orange
and Blue on the cinder track this year
is now definitely decided In a recent
interview Rector said.
1T IS impossible for me to participate
in collegiate track work. I have been
compelled 10 withdraw against my wishes
Should Walker come to America can
not say now whether or not VIII run
against him.
Of course. the loss OF a man who has
proved himself without a doubt the fast
est sprinter in this country, II not IN the
world win be a great blow 10 Virginia
on the track However. since the deci-
sion IS final IN this regard, It IS TO BE
hoped that Rector viii find himself able
10 race Walker again, should the fleet
South African come 10 this country.
When questioned about the recent dis
patch sent out from Memphis 70 the ef-
feet that ne had received q personal let
ter from President Roosevelt urging him
70 race Walker # the later came 10
America. Rector said that the report was
absolutely Unfounded. as he had never
received such a letter. He also denied
the rlImor which has been current oflate
that he was compelled to leave the track
because he had been told by physicians
that he could not live two years II he
continued IN training His health is as
good as II ever was. and this report
seems 20 have been as unfoUnded as the
one about the letter from the President
Should Jim Rector ever race Walker
again the contest viii be well worth see
ing, FOR. although the late reports OF
the South Africans running are wonder
ful. il must be borne in mind that Rec
t0r ran the 100 meters in London seven
times in world record time, while Wal
keT never did il but once when ne dc
feaUed the Virginia Flyer by 2 few
inches IN the finals.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
Probate Court.
ICSTICE WRIGHT.


Il - Helen ". p. Sscher; COPY o. petition fo-
relsrence % auditor % take testimony relative %
eTDenses incurred b hin Attorney. W 3
ChEndleT.
Estate q Man c. Carter pstztion 70 sci notes.
Attorney, T. Z. Burton.
Estate q Ralph Wells; exceptions and objections
% charge Tor appraisers fee and uotioa fGr redzc-
ton q amount. Attorney. J. II. LichIiter.
Estate q Hannah C0yls; c-deT framing issue.
Attoney. ". J. Lambert
Estate Of Richard Il. Lindsay; order granting
letters q administration: bond. GG0. Atto-neys.
Berry & sIiuor-
IN p Helen A ClaTy; order appointing guardian
bond. oOo- Attorney, P 2 Mstdngiy-
IN rs FTed c. Brznan order for zlloEance. At
torzey. 6. Z. Fleming
Estate Of Man A. Dob5in: order ratifying award
q arbitrator and directing delivery q property %
Eduiniz--1fCT- Attorney. c Il Turrer-
Estate O. Wlliam Henry Gardner; order admit
ting VII to probate and record and ietters tsz-
tanentsry: bond. s. 60 Attorney. Nelson Wlsou-
Estate q LIBBY C. u BiES: VII fled dated No
vsnber 2. lss
Essste q william McS0Eza: order E-sutins le.-
tsrs of administration; bond. $50. Attorneys. Mon
ta-1s Morarify-
Estzts Of MzrJ F. Mitchell; VII dated June q
isf. fled.
Estate cf WiHiaz ". Po1dezssr; petition FOX
probate AID record Of VII Eld letters testamentz-T
Attorneys. r. Ross Pery & Scr
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Circuit coart No. 2.
cHTrF IrsT1cE rI.ARArGH.


No 5946 United States ex rel. shelton - Gar
field; demurrer 10 answer sustained and prayers of
petition granted Attoneys, Howe & WriSht-D
". Baker
No. 7sE7 United States ex rel Bsal rs sarne;
sane Attorneys. sane
No. $685. United States ez rel Travis vs Sane;
sane AttoTneys sane.
No. 1851 Lanhsm IS. Kolb; dismissed. Attor-
ncys. John Ranm-Raker Shechy & HoEan.
No. STA ScAisures Heiberger e a. De-
fendant granted leave 70 file substituted affidavit q
defense. Attornays. Church. Birnsy K Eooiard
No 5lIS. Hillman IS. Robinson. leave 70 de-
fendaut to amend declaration forthwith. Attorneys
Prevcst & Bailey-JCnes.
No. 5l2ll. Berie vs. Simmons; Motion for bin q
particulars OEenulod Attorneys Darr Pcysgr 4
TayloT-S. c. Peeiie.
No. 50os. Muicahy rs Gleeson. executor: motion
fer new trai oTerled and Indignant on veTdics At
torneys. J. J. Darlington and .. " ODonoghue-
Stuart Mcnamara and r. S. HUidek0IeT.
No. $751; Jones -. Barclay: Judgment BY de-
fault Attorneys. DarT, Peyse- & Tayler.
No. 1856. Colsvicchi0 vs. Union Transfer Com
ps1y; motion foT nsE trial oTsTTuled and Judgment
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16

Edxardina ;. Warren. S.so yezs. per
cent. seui-annuaIly. i0t ;. block 3 = Edward
Fowler e ux- 20 Charles F. Bsn:snin sn6
Roeer T Mitchell 70 seore Arthur CAT s. ole
years. PeT ceHt. seHIi-anuuAlly. los = ssuzrs
Bloominsisle-Alria H. Line Ct W. 70 ro-atio \.
Taplin ard Il Cifo-d Bangs. % secs-s LEIls
T. Taplin- S-5o yesE. peT cent semi
annually. lot If9 block 70.
Square s4-Mansis Beckstein % Chspi,- Bruru sa5
Henri H Beruna1n. 20 secure Oriental Buil1inz
Association. No g. $50. lots 3 IS. ard s.
SQUARE 276-Osee v. Pitts 20 Walter r WiIcoz
and George F. Hane. 10 secure Corneiius '. \.
Callaa. 500, years. per cent. ssniannuAlly.
DObb;ns' Addisioa 70 Washingtoa-Fszak c. CO..
vie q TX. to :. Percy Thompson snd Herbert
T. Shannon, 20 secure Harry Waziman and
Thomas 7. Bones. $50 morthly payments :
Jer cent lot a. square l.
SqUare 2sI-Adem Unhoitz & e. 70 Nssscaal sar-
ins and T-ust Company. 20 sse-re Auas-iczn
Security and TrlSt Company. Ns0. years, )
peT cent, seri-sup1ally, part original lot 4
West Eckinron-Murrav " Glenn e IL 70 SAN
uel Hoss and 4. Glenn Phelps to seczre GeoEgs
s Ccosr- N.S5o. % . monihs. per csat.
seni-sunuslly. lot 2. square G.
Moors's Esc1ncy-Iosis Rvon 70 Wilkes C. Przthe9
and D. II. Roland D-7lry 20 secure Nor7nsn Z.
Ryou. sec J 70 70 months. psr oeut. SEMI
annually. part l0t q
Mount Pleasant Hei-hts-John 6 Gotten e N
10 H y. Gordon ard RobcTl Z Heatey %
secure FGltoa R Gordss S27ss. to = Moths,
Per cent. lots p and 2. square /
Connecticut Assuas Te-Tace-George L Buunsu e
u. &C sane % sec1re sane SSs / % 81
months per cert iots > and 3 s1uars 1ssa
Square 753-GiacCuo Cheiiui 70 GeCTse NJ En-
ue-ich ard DcuEiass 5. Mzcsau 20 seczrs
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent R,iii5ir,
Association Sl.ooo pzrt original lot 3
First Addition to American Unjvcrsity-H NJ
Buchanan e W to the Washington Lean and
Trlst Company 20 secre Edward B Eynon. r
SH yeArs. pe- ceH., ssrniauluaily, lots / z.
Is to e.
Square Ss-Frsnes s. Larsin e TX. % P. J. Ryaa
and joseph Y Reeves % secure Elsie J. Wuls
Sas months 6 per cent lot Il.
GeisbcrO Manor-ChaTies c. Taylor . Charles r
DIGS and J. Ford Taylcr 70 seourc He1zy S.
HALEY. SIS. per cent. se1ni-anu=sliy parts
lots ard 3
Square 5i5-JoseTh Moiloy 20 Edmond FItzzc-aid
and John J. Fean. 70 secure EutsTu7ise SsriaI
Buildinz Association, g go lot lsa
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD

@L-AA--A n8A-AAEL-
No 1sis- Niehei ~ Ih0nDs.n e a.; or1sr IN
ting tine Attorneys. B. F. Leishtoa-J. J. Oar
iiuEtn.
No. sas7. Mas-.se- - Rieba-isoa et Al; referred
70 auditar- Attorneys. Samuel Sladox-J. Eros hay.
Ne. &esS Oven e a. II Cruit e Al; ozder
placing cause On calendar Attorneys. ChzDtn
BTowu-E. H Thomas.
No. GI& Brennan e al rs O'B-iea e Al: O.
cree no c11fssso. Attorney. J L Cos-tEn
No 01a In ~ Marie L Willis, order 70 sub
stitute trustee. Acto-uey, John B. Lznsr.
No. 96& Dulany W&Egzmzn; order ltzi-irg
tine. Attornsys Maddox & Galley
No. E5ls- Greer u. krritsr e a.: order Taczti1g
order II January s. Is1s. Attorneys. Bsiley-COiio-
dsy. james. Slenzn & LeTch.
Nc. EE5. LoTeiay ~ LoTedzy; order allowing
slinouv. Attorueys " B. Reilly, Edwin Pores
James T. stgisT. =
No. zs1 Pearson Ct al. rs. Pezroa e a. ard
!toV's report eou6r1ed Attorneys, P r Hillia-d-
" c BsIdersfcn.
No. Es5L Dzish. trustee IS zea q al. o7a9
20 pa taxes. Attorneys. Z Il. TacZas-No-tol.
Mitchell. Graf. Braut & Forrest
No %sa Fairfax vs Fairfax, Injunction under
taxing sp1TuTed and order dissolvi1E restraining
order un6er certain conditioas- Attozzess. Camp
beu C1r-inston-S- T. Giesey.
No. alg. Hi-lmzn e al IS. Robinson e al
references % sx2ntaeE. Attorneys. PelnehaEsT. ca
rrsi & J0ues-Prevost & Baiiey.
No. &iE- Du--ee y. Dv-fee; o-ae- clscharsIe
rule. Attorneys o. H. Fowler ard ". @ Bal
6erstoTl-L. Toh-iuer-
No. 9Ga. Pits IS Green e a.. CIDER for n
junction Attuleys. Cart- & RidoGt.
No Z739 Curtis Vs. Curtis; leave . with5-aE
af3davits s7anted Attorneys, c. II. Syn,e and "
n. FoWle-H. p. Moulton.
No. ISL Browne - BToTne, Tule % E1oE
cause Attorneys, y. c. Cinkscales-John z
Lasker.
No. Els3 Diu e. a. ". Adraans e a.: order
overriding notion Attorneys. D. ". O'DuloEhue-
J. II. ABRAMS and 2. L Gies.
No. EsZ HicSm4n & Waite - WaSingron
Uuicn BasetaIl C1ub; receivers authorized % tu-a
over p0ssessi0u- AtioEneyz. T. c. Bradley-W. j.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present; Al
Admissions: Frederick Granville Muusou
No. 81. n re application q Dznis B. Iutin
argument e0aJizue6 30 ar a. n. Hood for appcl-
laut. continued By Mr. W s Ruckman for Con-
missioner q Patents. and concuded b kir- A n
Hood for appellant
No. 81. UnderhM - GsmnH; passed untH
March
No 55l- Perce. 2. Hiss r.. arEsmsnt com-
menced hv Mr.. ". A Owen FOX appellant. COT
ttnued b. 1IE A n Johnston foz aDpeIlee. ard
concluded 5y Mr. Melville Church 'fO- APPELLANT
No g. Churchill Ts. Goodwin; Submitted b.
Aess<s +. 7, BTOrs and F. A. Hopkins for apps-
lant and @Tsued b. Mr. z C. 8Itcasl for supellee
No 81 johnson & johnson Ts Wheau. arTl-
uent oomnsuced b Mr. ". G. Hsrie7s0n foT aU-
peilant.
Assignments for to-day:
No ~ johnson & johnson IS. wbelsa- Attcr-
neys. " G. Hendsrson-G- A. PreFosL
Regular cal.
No. 1855 LeanEn - Jone< Attorusy. 4. S.
NCrthinEto1-
80. $50. Nash e a. IS Milford Ct Al. Atto--
ueys. (. q Thomas and F. Il. steDhenS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16

On verdict Attorneys. Z IA Gies-McKzneg &
F7Runery-
No 5R4s. Chambers u. Collector Of T1xes C tho
District q Columbia; sppeal bond f1ed at $5oa
Attorneys. J. Q. HzlEard-E. II. ThoTnsS
No S9A Hoover Souder; demurrer and plea
sustained. dc Attorneys WiTl:sns-Balderson-
No 4i46a Wells IS. Peoples Excursion Company;
dismissed. Attorneys. ". B. ReilIy-W. ". Ed
wards.
No. BIB Gleason IS. Wsshinssoz Terminal Com
p1ny; demurrer oserr1lsd- Attorneys. Stuart Ne
Nanaara and z S HuidekopG-G- E. Hamilton and
l. J. Mather.
No 5ss5 Browning & Banss Is Johnston;
motion % consolidate oyeruled. Attorneys. Cole
& Donaldson znd A. A. H0ehling-E. A gOnez
No. ss4ss-WsrWick Is. Glennan; motion for new
triai argued and submitted Attorneys, J. A.
Burkart-Gies & White
Assignments for Monday, Jsllzry e 1903:
No lsi Jennie Mars vs. National Savings and
Trust Company Attorneys, z. L Gis-G- T.
Llams.
No. ls Foer IS. Carley. Attorneys, Dan. Peg
ser & TayieT-M. J. Kesne.
No a. Hin IS Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railroad Company. Attorneys LecEie. Fuito1. &
C0x-LRnbe-t < Mclean
No. Z6 Bean Washington Times Company.
Att0ruess. J. S. Essby-Smith-W. J. Lambert
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Billy Reynolds has not given I'D hone
CT matching Tommy O'Keefe with Owen
Moran. OF England.
In the inter-city amateur sparrine bouts
at the Philadelphia Athletic Club jan
uary %, the pick OF the Quaker City bows
viii meet TWO men from Boston. in each
OF The following classes: lis. Is. 1S5. IS
l9A and any weight over I5S pounds. The
men 10 represent Boston VIII not be Sc
leeted until after the New York-Boston
tournament, which come January 3. Ac-
eordlng to thef plan there win be two.
ana possibly three, bouts in each class.
the city winning two to get credit in the
number Of points scored.
sam Murbarger. matchmaker Of the
Crescent Athletic Club OF Fort WAYNE
Ind, IS after Ray Bronson to meet Kid
Goodman, Of Boston. in a ten-round bout
az Fort Wayne. January 2. Rav has a
victory TO his credit over the Boston
man, but Murbsrger does not mind that
Goodman is wel known In Fort Wavpe
as he made his headquarters in the latter
city for 2 long time with Jimmy Gard
ner before the boxing lid was put or.
Bronson has not Jet accepted the oner.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
RACES At Los ANGELES.
Two Favorites Under the Wire
First.

First.
Los Angeles, Jan. 15.-On a deep and
sticky track two favorites rewarded their
hackers to-day Dr. Holzberg had a
cinch in the first race. as he got away
well and won in canter.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. DR.. Holzbere. los
lPoEeTs). 4 to s. won: Lswtoa wigEi1z. ~ tArchi-
bald. 70 I. second; Enfield. ~ Howard TO
third Time. IL IS Elizabeth Hsrvood AID
J. E. Reed also ran-
SECOND RACE-Ors nile. Hasty Agnes. Is
Page). u % 5, won; Carthage le4 CAIcCee). 4 to
5 second; IdE May. io4 (Archibaldl, to / third.
Tine 10 IS. J. G. Glen and Ruhric also ran.
THIRD RACE-FIve f1rlongs. Mouvina. l6
Page. 20 l. won: T4unf los PoEersj. 10 2
second; ViTaut. 1os Clark. IS to /, third Tine
slippery. Femme. Aunt Polly. Ncnie Lucille. and
julia G. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FIEe ard half furlonzS Belle
q Iroquois l0s lArehibsldl. i to 2 won; Shirley
Rossm0-e. los iPaFel. "a % s. second: GossipeT
l95 iMcGeel, 70 /. third. Time. i53 81 Adel-
bert Belle. Elizabeth F.. Miss fairbanks Esther
n, TsvoTa and Succeed also rRn-
FIFTH RACE-Ono ard th7ee-sizteenfhS niles
Proper. IL lButEelN. ; % 5. won; Whiddeu ss
Harris. 70 to J. second: Bucket Brigate Fs
(Archibaldl. Il 70 s. third Time. Z0 - Uncle
Henry and St. K1da also ran.
J SIXTH RACE-Six furlonzs. Wise Child i65
fsfcGeel. 70 I. won; OTcsEna. los CYorkel 70
? sscond: GslEes III tButWelD, Is 70 5 third.
Tine. rs Is I'd B.. Chief Desmond. B7ron
Old Settler. and Complaint also rsn.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
"FREsHIES" AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
TALLER THAN THOSE AT YALE COLLEGE

Mich slightly
smoke sIchiganders
trife lighter considerably
examinations
the OF be at
years
at per cent
ohe gymnasium an
glasses many defective
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
Criminal Court So. I.

JUSTICE GOULD
Assignment for Monday, January L. 1915:
United States vs. Rich johnson and Edward
White.
United States IS Arthur L. Scott
Criminal Court No. z.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Nc H5is. Driver IS Capital Traction Conpsn5
bill q exceptions
United States vs.. Caleb GnEsby: Murder second
degree. plea not guilty.
United States rS Frank B. Reed; violation Sc
t0n 40; bond forfeited: bench warrant issued-
United States u William Lusby; larceny from
United States; Plea not guilty.
United States -. Richard ". CroUsse; snbezzie-
u.eut; Plea ros guilty.
United States IS. George Hebbzui assault %
E.ll: verdict
Assignment for Monday, January IS. ise
United States IS. Frederick Davis
United States ~ John Clarke BG-ney smith.
and Harry E Miller.
United States Is John Clarke. Barney szaith.
and Harry E. Miller.