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Williams news., 1909-04-24
Mrs. B. A. Cameron and chil-

MTS. ID. A. SatueTOn anu Cull- dren left for their home in Flag staff Monday evening, after pleas ant visit of several days with Mrs Cameron's mother, Mrs. s. A. Cum mings, who returned recently from Redlands, Cal.
 The work of putting a cement floor and otherwise improving the interior of the town jail was begun this week. and everything will bt in readiness for the placing of the new steel cells IS soon as they ar rive from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Geo. w. Mathews left for Seligman on Tuesday, taking with her large display of spring mil linery, which she will place on salr in that hustling little railroad town. She returned home Thurs day evening.
 Town Marshal Patterson arrived home from attending district court Saturday evening. While in Flag staff he contracted bad cold, which settled in his eyes, which confined him to his room for a couple of days, but has about recovered and is again attending to his duties.
 MT. and Mrs. James Kennedy ar rived home Wednesday evening from Phoenix, where they have been spending the winter. There are only few more of the Will jams colony left down there, and they may be looked for most any day, as the walking is getting good
 Mrs. William Heron returned Saturday from Council Bluffs, Iowa, called home by the death of her father, J. s. Williams. She was accompanied here by her cousin, Mrs. Andrew Molzahn. Mrs. Mol zahn left Sunday on No. 7 to join her husband. who is in Los Angeles
 The Ladies' Aid Society will give their regular monthly social on Wednesday, April 18th, at 3 p m. The place will be announced from the pulpit on Sunday. Everybody invited to attend. Don't wait for an invitation from some member; just come. The meeting is open to all. By order Cor Secretary. We clip the following item from the Guanajuato (Mexico) Gazette, which will be read with pleasure by the many friends of Prof. and Mrs. T. H. Cureton in Willia ms: "Mrs. Thomas H. Cureton, wife of the principal of the American school; who has been quite ill for some days, is improving greatly. The baby, which was born a few days ago, is a fine nine pounder | and is doing we'll"
 The mail hoxes in front of the ticket office at the depot have been removed. The location of the boxes. it is said. was inconvenient to the railway clerks. who were put to the trouble of locking their cars and walking some distance to get the mail. The protest of the clerks for a change in location resulted in the removal of the boxes They were a great accom- modation to our people and it is hoped that they will soon be placed in commission again.
 Jesse Gregg, chairman of the board Of supervisors, came down from the county seat last Sunday. Among other important business matters attended to by Mr. Gregg while in the city was the appoint ment of John E. Gilson as road overseer of this district. Work will commence at once. This road dis trict now includes all roads west of Maine. and if they are put in the condition they should be it will re quire all summer and cost big sum of money. But in the long run it would prove a paying in-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tak1ma Psrk-RobeTr ;. BTu-n e uI- % JOIN J.
Ekia. pan lot 5 block T. SO
Good Hope Psrs-AIaud F-eemzn.s guardian. % Ar
thur Bsi-stoE. psrcel 2 So
SAL Eleventh street no-1hTes---I11is 2 keyseT %
Christian Hsglch. psrt original i0t :. square
sss. So
rs PennsyiTsuis sve-ns nc-thveSt-Kats II n
Baldwin = a. % William 5 Perkins. % 2.
sqcare q. SO
III PernSyiTzniz avenue uoTthEeSt-Ss-1e % ssne-
lct .. square - SIs
Fifteenth and y streets uo-thues--EUma Z Excl
Al % Bates Warren. part original lo- 3
square rs S4s5G
Fo-l ssntogz Addition % Brooklan6-OlTin 2
Bailey e L 70 Hugh P and Katie II n
BALDWIN lot 3 block s.. 81
Coleman Psrk-CbsTiss l. Fraiisy ard E5Ea-d g
Head. trustees. q William " Cobleutz, lo-
81 so
= sgua7e IS. SO Sane 70 NzrT C. Hovss-.
Let s SQUARE SIS. SO. Sems to Thomas Ma
loasy. lot 5. square S615. 50
Isl9 Fourth street nCrhwest-t1eorgta A. E-aser .
Robert A. Mile -. So square Ss5. 8
Robert = Miller 20 Frederick 5. Aiouzoa, sane
lard So
ArSe-nt Pleasant and Pleasant Plhins-Cora 5 Bas-
sett 70 BESSIE N DlEgr. l0t q. beck 3. 50.
BenniuE HciEhts-Ths NsileT Really Company to
William and Joseph Scott lots 2 % $. sl-ars
sos lots S. S. . 20 Il. q. So g. s. Sc to g.
square SO. lots L to e. square Sl5s, lot p.
SQUARE So So
D sf-set. between Thirteenth and Thirtssn-and-a-
haH streets northEest-Lester A. Bar e TX 20
Max KohnsT. pErt original lot = square &. Sc
AIOore & Bzrbour's Second Addition 70 Nsshrns-
ton-ESwia ?. Brink % Thomas +. and Rosetta
Y. Ffunin. lot s.. block s. SO
Maple GrUre Fsrn-Amerczn Security and ITust
Company and AuEsstus Jay and Carlisle P.
WinsloE trustees. 70 LS1ch6Ug IuTescrDs1t
CoTpoTatioo. par so
Z street between Thirteenth ard Fourteenth serests
no-thvest-8Iichael GiltenAa % BTacs L. and
Co-s y Cas-eei. 1T 9e. square laS, so
2 and = Z strsst so-thsast-Cla-eDce = Donohoe
to James D. Burn, Tzrt original lots and Is.
squire .. SO.
Murray e TX 20 William B sDsrs. iot s,
square 1855. 50
Tvininz City-Robert F Bradbury & IL to WI
ian Z Co--ad lot z block s. sc.
Washington Heshts-Ssraei MADDOX % James L
Pa-sons. pert let g, Eoek 6 SO
Weslev Heish-s-Frznkln Z Same. e u 70
Charles c Glover. i0ts l TO 5. blook =. SO
~ North Csr0lina aTsaus sCJ1theast-LaFi15a Z
Newton 70 Harry s Bowman. l0t &. sEza-c
7Si. Sc
PES 20 John B. Hareil original loss and
Is square IGC SO
Woodley Ps-k-H. Rozisr Dulzuy e Al receivers
70 Franklin 7. Sazns. lot los square ~
I.ibsrty s;rses-Elsia NJ Rust e VIZ. DAVID II.
10 Frsacss Y. DznsnhoWer. lots s. and S.
square -. Sla
ISIS 7 street no-thvest-Jacob Kronhsin Ct uT-
% Margarette z Lacey. LOT = square 3. SO
Woodley Park-Harry Wzuiaan and Tho-1zs P.
Bones 70 Augustus L. Philips. l1t s.. 5aock
s SO
Thi-teenta ssreet. between C and streets no-th-
west-Anthouy T. Lncas et TX 70 Clarence B.
Thompson. raKt original los 3. square IS. SO
Clarence B. Thompson u Charles FGchs. sans
land SIC
Holnead Esfate-Chsriss L Weu-gr e III. 70 An
drew J. Sheridan. lot 81, square 80, SO.
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LOCAL SHARPSHOOTERS ENTER
Compete In international Match
with Great Britain and Australia.

Several members Of the American team
in the International sman-bore rife match
against Great Britain and Australia viii
shoot their scores tonight on the range
of the National Capital Rife and Re
volyer Club. on L street.
Capt Mcbride. OF Indiana. viii shoot on
the local range. as win also Milo B. At
kinson and J. Ralph Fehr. both repre-
.senting the District Of Columbia. n. B.
Atkinson is q member Of Company e
First Regiment. while J. p Fehr IS IN the
Naval Battalion and captain Of the
George Washington University rife team
The conditions OF the International
match call for fifty men on a side. each
member firing thirty shots in strings Of
five al seventy-fve feet on a target hav-
ing a 1-inch sighting ball and a half
inch counting bull, the count for the lat
ter being ten. with ten concentric circles
one-qusrter Of an inch apart, counting TO
one. Any rife not over -23-caIiber may
be used. and there are no restrictions
upon the position which VIII be taken nor
upon the sights that may be used. except
that they. shall not contain glass.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
DYING OF HUNGER IN TABRIZ.
American Missionary Killed While
Leading a SOrtie for Food.

American Missionary Killed While
Leading a SOrtie for Food.
s.: Petersburg, April 2o.-The city Of
Tabriz. Persia. is IN dire straits. The
inhabitants are unable 10 procure food
and are starving. Some have already died
Of hunger and many are dying. The for
eigners in the place, who number about
fifty, are hardly any better OF than the
natives.
Some Of the starving made sortie To-
cay and attempted 10 raid the food stores
Of the ROyalists. A sharp fight followed
at Karamlik, where a young American
missionary Of the name OF Baskerville,
who was heading section Of those max
ing the sOTtie, was killed.
The consulates are threatened by q
mob, who seem bent on killing the con-
sUls for the purpose Of compelling for
eign Intervention &C relieve the misery.
The Russian residents are assembled IN
their consulate, which is especially threat
ened. II being known that !, 100000 roUbles
belonging to the closed Russian Bank are
stored there.
Tehersn. April 2o.-In response 70 q
strong RussO-BTitish pressure the Shah
has consented TO six-days' armistice at
Tabriz, 70 allow food 70 be taken into
the town.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
Probate Court.
TrSTICE WRIGRT-


Estate q Emma Wagner; VII dated January 8.
1872 and petition for letters testzne7.4T fled. At
t0neT. D. c Stutler.
Estate of Maggie c. Lille; order dismissins rule
Estate o. John A Brown order % pay sxzmin-
srs. Attorney. ". z. Ambrose.
Estate Of William n starr; order granting letters
q administration c = a.. bond So9. Attor-
nsy- " c. Johnston.
IN ~ Catherine J. Gray e. a.; Cv6er appointing
guardian. bond Sl.0Ol. Att0Tney. " E AmbFase-
Estate q Arr Callahan; order granting letters
tsstsnentary, bond sS0o. Attorney. J. W Glenaan
Estate o. Anna N Miller; petition FOR letters
testamsntsry. Attorney. c :. Murphy
In re William IL Scott; petition FOX guardian
Attorney. Hufty & Hufty.
Estate Ct Marguerite I. B Carpente-; petition Tor
letters testsmentaIy. Attorney z. T Ga6dis
Estate Of John A Cutter; order appointing col
!ect0r. Attorneys. Coldrsn & FsnRinE.
Estate of Lucinda A. Ellis: VII dated Ap-il S
800. and petition for letters testsmsntsgy Eled
Attorney. 2. Il. Welch.
Estate o. Annie Schweitzer; petition fo- sale
Attorney. joseph Ssloncl-
Estate q Sidney Y. Dousias; petition for letters
testansntary. Atte=ney, Flank Stetson.
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Supreme Court of the United State.

Va lA1AEoa
PRESENT: The Chief Justice. NJ Justice Marian
Mr. JuEtice Brewer. M Justice White 8Ir Justice
Peckhsm. Ar. Justice McKenna, Ar Jussice
Holmes. Mr. Justice Day, and Mr Justice Mcody.
william l. Read. q Des N1ines. Iowa: James Il
MaTey. of Shawnee. Okla John y. Manson. q
Pittsaeid Ne: Clarerce J. Rcbsrts Ct Raton. y.
Mex: Thomas D. Sporer. = Jscksboro. Tex. John
5 Williams. q Guilford. Me- Freeman D. Dea-th.
Of DsXter Ne, Harry 2 Coolidge o. Piftsfeid
Ne. and E-nest :. Elis. q Kansas CITY. No. wee
admitted 20 przctiCe.
No. Ia Ksimiola NaEookoo Grav. arreHaut -
DzEid Noholoa, submitted hy NJ DAVID L With
inEton. fOT the appellant ard by NJ W l. sian
ley and NJ. Clarence Il. Olson f0r The appellee
No. ia ]. D. Compton. plaintiff in error.
The state q Alahaua, submitted by NJ John II
Chiffon. for the plaintiff Il error sud q Nr Alex
sn6sr n Gsrher. for the defendant IN e-Tor-
Ne. i62 s. Pau, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway Company e al plaintiffs IN errrr vs
The state of Minnesota sK rel CITY os Minneapolis
argument continued by Mr. Frank Hezly. for The
defendant IN error. and c1nciuded by Mr.. Rome G..
Browp. for the Plaintiffs IN CTrCr.
No. ls3 The Hanover National Bank n tie CitT
q New YORK, Plaintiff in e-rUT. vE. William T.
Suddsth. as receiver &c. and
y. I64 TIE Hanover National Bank q The CITY
OF New York. appellant, IS William p. Suddsth, ss
receiver. &c-. arguueit coumenced by Nr- Percy ).
Dudley. fer the Plaintiff in erTur and appellant
co1tlnged by Mr. Edes-i B. WhitnsT fa- the de-
fendsnt in error ard appellee and concluded b Mr
Percy 5. Dudley. for the plaintiff n eun- AID sp-
pellaut.
No. l5 Tie Fidelity ard CaSralty COMPANY q
New York plaintiff in error, y. The Southern RaiI
way News Company; argument c1mmszced by Mr
William H. Field. for the plaintiff IN error. TIE
court declined % hear further argument.
No lss. Western Union TELEGRAPH Coupaav
plaintiff il e-Tur. Samuel Chiles: argument con
Eenced By Mr.. Francis Raymond stark far the
plaintiff in error; continued by Mr. ". =. Stoakley
for the defendant in error t5y special lsavel an5
concluded by Mr. Francis Raymond STARK. fer The
plaintiff in error.
No. lsa John W Manson e a.. trustees. s7pel-
lants. vs. John s Williams trustee in bankruptcy
of the estate of Hudson Clothing Coupsuy, ar-1-
msnt c0mmenced b NIr. John ". Manson. f0r the
appellants.
Adjourned Until today at z o'clock.
The day cali for Wednesday. April 2 vii be As
follows:
Nos 30. 10 II II Il. ~ 81. 81. IS. and *
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Equity Court No. L.

IUeTICE BARNARD.
No. $50. Hunter IS. EsneTica = al; order sp-
pointing trustees; bend. SEQ. Attorneys. C. ".
Drew. n OfiE.
N re iunacy Janus " Herbert- order appointing
committee: bond SO
No &ES Jones " Jones et al order srpoirt-
ing guardian al Item AttorreyS PadEstt <
Coc-nbe-W. n Monsgne aod J. 7. ReeTsS
No 1888 Enmors e al vs. Eumons et al
decree DO confesso. Attorney J. F. PsdTett
Ne. E9S7 Parker q al. vs. Mitchell e al audi
toT,s report confirmed Attorney. Rates Warren
No D7S. Boswell IS Boswell: ahsolute divorce
granted. Attorneys, Browning & BeTTy-J. ". Lat
liner.
No. E492 In re GeTgs @. Rankin: receiver an
thnrized 20 sell remaining sssetS Attorney Fred
VI VVo=+-.f
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21

New York. April 2o.-Three more Jurors
were seated to-day az the trial OF Capt
Peter c. Hams in the Supreme Court,
Flushing, for the murder Of William E
ARnis, at the Bayside Yacht Club. las5
August. This makes i've jurors that have
been selected during two days.
Juror No. is William Z Denton. OF
Evergreen, L. I. He Is sixty-thres years
old. He IS a retired business man, and
the father OF seven children. the young
est Of which IS nineteen years old One
OF his sons Is q lawyer. He admitted
under questioning that he had read about
the Hams case, but had formed no opin-
Ions, and had no fixed prejudices.
Otto J. Nicholas. q lithOgrapher. Of
Wyckof Heights. L /. was chosen as
the fifth juror. He is q married man.
Nearly e whole day had been spent in
wrangling and cross-questioning before
the attorneys were able 10 decide on the
third juror, who preceded 1Ir. Denton in
the box Finally Charles Appel. Of Wood
Haven, answered al the questions sat
isfactorily. and was seated. Appel is a
tinsmith, and IS married. as are all the
other jurors.
New Bit of Evidence.
Counsel for the defense were in a
cheerful frame Of mind to-day over a
new bit Of evidence which they have
found. and which they declared viii pos
itively tear 20 shreds any testimony that
may be offered by Mrs. Claudia Libby
Hams should she decide 10 take the
stand against her husband This evi-
dence, It was learned, Is contained in
letters-ten IN ail-which, it is asserted,
were written 10 Mrs Hams by Annis
while her husband was in the Philippines.
District Attorney Dewitt, when told
OF the letters, laughed and declared that
Il was nothing more than blur. He says
he vii produce Mrs Hams should he
deem II necessary.
Dr, L S Manson. one Of the physicians
who has been attending Capt. Hams
since his Incarceration in the Long Island
City Jail, informed the lawyers OF both
sides to-day that the defendant is suf-
fering from maniac depression" and IS
likely 10 have an outbreak ct any time.
This outbreak. he declared, might pos
sibiy be OF q violent form. Because OF
this It vas agreed by the lawyers that
the name Annis be used only when It is
absolutely necessary
May Cali Children.
8Ir. Mcintyre said to-day that. If per
mitted 10 do so, he may call the three
children OF Capt Hams as witnesses for
their father. The lawyer declared that
through them he can corrOborate the
testimony OF other witnesses that their
fathers mind was abnormal after he
returned from the Philippines.
A speedy conclusion Of the trial Of
Capt. Hams, through the appointment
Of a commission % inquire into the de-
fendaut's sanity. was predicted to-day
by counsel for the defense.
This case viii never reach the jury
said Daniel O'Rellly. one OF the attOr-
neys for the defense, and the appoint
ment OF a commission in lunacy 70 de-
termine the prisoners sanity IS. in my
opinion, inevitable"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
DISTRICT COURTS.
Courf of AnneaIn

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Rob:
NJ. Justice Van OrsdsIi.
No 1876. Brown e al. =. Hight: mandate ordered
70 issue forthwith on motion cf lir. 6. B Craiz-
hill O. behalf q counsel for appellants
No. lS4. BalhnEsr. &c. IS United States * I'll.
Ness: Judgment reversed. Opinion b. Mr. Chisf
Justics Shepard
No. 1880. Gomps-z e a. II Buck stove ard
RslEe Co. argument C0ntimed by NJ !. :.
Darlington f0- appellants; continued hT M- J. II
Beck for APPELLEE: concluded b. Mr. 7 4. Ralston
for arcellarts
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
victim from Minnesota.

Spicer, MINI, April oh. S. Baske--
vile. who was killed at Tabriz. Persia.
was son Of Rev. H S. Baskerville. now
Of Royalton, MINI. He went TO Tabriz
last fail TO teach n the Presbyterian
boys school and It was the understanding
that he would eventually enter the min
istry.
de was about twenty-five years old
He has two brothers in McAleester Col
lege, ST Paul The family lived in Kandi-
Won Col'Lty for two or three years, the
elder Baskerville having charges in this
place, Harrison and New London
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
Circuit Court No. /.
JUSTICE sTAFFoRn.

No. SSS2o Nicolsi sdninistratos, " Philsdeirhia.
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company; order
q April Il. 1909 striking case from calendar st
aside. Attorneys. r. b. Mcneil and [. H David
-McKsnney & FanneTy.
No. Ss0 Griffith II Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company OF triai. Attorneys. Leckie Fulton
4 Cox-Haniltou. Colbert. Yerkes & Hs.niiton
No. 5l4S3. Hume Tsvlor; leave granted 70
amend dsclaatioa: judgment By default Astorney.
J. 4. Hicks
Assignments for to-day:
No zs. Slider Va De AnZ st Al Attorneys
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Equity suits.

Nc. 2szsI Dwight Andersen - unknown heirs:
quies title. Attorney, z. l. Wilson
No. &s2 n r George c. Rankin. receiver. Fist
National Bank. Ceunesst Ohio: petition C sell
remaining sssetS Attorney. Fred ". Weiszel
No. SO. Annie DAILY st al vs Harriet A.
sterrett e al: quiet title. Attorney. 9. P. No
Glue
No. ssssA Annie C Sullivan ct al vs. sane
sane, sane
No. ssss. F1orsncs R. Casey. trustee and sx-
ausine-; sane; zme. Attorney. r S. Hume.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
CRUISERS TO VISIT TURKEY.
War Ships Ordered 90 AIexandretta
to Protect Americans.

In response 10 kilograms from various
parts OF the United States asking that
The government AFFORD protection 10
Americans in Turkey, il was decided at
the Cabinet meeting yesterday 10 send
the armored cruisers Montana and North
carolina rom Guantanamo, where they
are now lying, 10 Alexandretts-
Orders have been cabled to these sbios
10 proceed 10 Gibraltar. where further in
strUctiOns viii be waiting. II the situa-
ton IL Turkey has improved and Ameri-
cans are then no longer in danger. the
cruisers win be turned back
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
The Schedule.
Fletcher Elected Senator.

Tallahassee, Fla. april 20.-Duncan U.
Fletcher, OF Jacksonville, was to-day
elected United States Senator by the
Fletcher's elect on carries out
the mandate OF the prima les held June
I6. 1905
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
RockefeIIer Sends Check.

Boston, April 2a-John D. Rockefeller
has sent a check for $125.oO0 TO Charles
". Perkins, treasurer Of the American
Baptist Missionary Union. This is the
customary amount sent annually by Mr..
Rockefeller TO further the work OF his
denomination.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
Russia Sending Troons.

St Petersburg. April 20.-At Great
Britain's request Russia is sending suf-
ficent troops 10 Tabriz 10 protect Rus
sian and other foreign institutions and
subjects TO maintain safe communica-
ton between Tabriz and Julfa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
Germany to Aid sultan.

London, April 20-Vienna correspon5e,+
Of the Telegraph seems certain that
Germany has inteTvened IN favor of
Abdul Hamid with the committee OF
union and progress.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
Ocean stenmnhins

NeE York. April D.-AriTed Tuesday: Kaiser
Wilhelm der Cross from Bremen AuriI L. Mn
neapolis. London. Aprl 10
ArTiTed 0gts kT0uTEinz Wilhelm NJ Bremen I.
9fazretsnia at Liverpool
ssHsd from foreisa ports: Kaiser Wilhelm. II.
frUa Bremen
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
KNIGHTS HOLD CARNIVAL.
Pythtans Entertain Odd Fellows and
Lodge Members.

Lodge Members.
A. the carnival Of the Knights of
Phythlas. IN their temple In Ninth street.
the Odd Fellows and the Webster and
Capital lodges. Knights OF Pythies. were
guests or honor last night.
They were escorted 10 the hall -
Uniform rank Knights Of Pythiss. An
entirely new bill was given Horizontal
bar performance by La Brance and
Meyer, comedy juggling and acrobatic
work by Pasco, and tumbling by the
Bruneau troupe were among the enter
tanning features.
IN addition 70 these there was an orig
insl vaudeville act by Stewart and
Stewart, entitled The Side Show Spieler
and the Rube," also q one-act drama, "A
Southern Romance. by Bright and Col
bert
Tonight the feature VIII be the Takoma
players. and Mrs Mabel Owens Wilcox
IN her original monologue. The M1lin-
ar's Bill
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21

No. ala Anea Mitchell L Co. " Asolph,-s
Reuter; lots q e and psr Of z. square 81.
sl6g- Attorney. T. H CCttieT.
No. sell John V. Carroll - John Z. McGrsv;
lot 5, seza-e glo5; SEl5 Atto-ney. / h Lirton-
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Equity Court No. a
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No 5sSZ In re FoTben0l Dental Caemi1zi Co. :
srEued and submitted. Attorney. A L NsEmyer
No. 2555 IN Te Publishers Gearing Co; sane
Attorneys. DarT, Peysez & Tsylo-.
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I.nraulfa.

No 5iss Carl A. Y. Ha-tsIben IS. RAYMOND S.
Doualdson. n6te. $50 Attorney. G 4 White
No 5ss7. HzTy / Quinn ~ F1yu1 Mosor Car
Co; oGtioTsr. DefsnGaHt's sttozusy. c. n Nat
urg.T.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Tuesday. april 20, 1909.

Wolf & R0seD5erg- -39EtzEae. MoziEity & shus.s1.
No. &c. James Us. De Atisy e a. Attorneys
sane.
No 81. NulHzan u same. Attorneys. sane.
No. 4-5. Goss2zs vs. Washington Railway sn5
Electric Company. Attorneys. Tucker * keuyoa-
]. ]. Darlington.
No - Gomlsy vs.. Anacos.ia sa5 Potomac
Rail-oad Company. Atsorueys, J. Med CarrinEtc1
ard 7. h Patts-son-C- A. Douslzs and g. p
Hoovs-.
No zs Bradseld IS, McDemott. Attoueys. A.
L. NsEusys- ard L. TObrineT-W. z Ambrose.
No sax Tsylo- vs. Heron e a. Attorneys. ".
4 Lirkias-C- Z Eng ant u. Z Ambrose.
10. si3. BaIes Is. Title Guaranty ard Trust
Company. Attorneys. J. a. To0ley-PsIiiD Walker.
No Ei- DaTis Anscossaa aid Potomac Rsil-
road C0nUa1y. Attorneys y. 6. GsTdIzeE azd E
y. HcpTell-J- J. DaTh1Etcn-
Nc. SO. WelhuEton IS Baltimore ard 0Eio Rail
road Company Attorneys, Lambert & Yeztnsz-
C. :. Hamilton-
No s.. Mlle- administrator. u Szms. Att0T-
usys, J E CoIliEs and z, =. CiaEke-G- L Ham
No us Winston 7s Arlington Fire Insursncs
Company. Attorney. .. L Msaksn
No 81. MARTA ys. Capital Tractio1 Company.
Attorneys. F 3. Rho6es-R- z. Perm * son and
c. 7. Dunlop
No IS johnson. execstor. :. ThonaS Attor-
reys. J. A Hicks-L- TohTiner.
No. 5s54. Ticker Is. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Rsilrosd Company. Attorneys, New
=ysr & Dav3a-NeEenasy K Flaans-y-
Circuit Court Nc. ?.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGR.
No. SGA Enameled Metals Company IS Rsu;
OF trial Attorneys, Tucker & Ksnyoa-Brandsn-
burg & BgzudenbgTG
Assignments for to-day:
No Is sims vs- Washington Railway ard Elsc-
the COMPANY AttGTnsys. B. 2 Downing ard G. \
BerTy-J. J. Darlington
No so. Mortan Is. Baltimore sud Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. F. D. BlackiStone-Hamilto1
Colhsrr. Terkes & Hamiltcu.
No O. Harrison IS Winston Attorneys. Dz-T
Peyser & Tayl0r-D. S. MsczaIL
No III Winston IS. Harrison. Attorneys, D s
Macssu-DzrT, Peyss- & Taylor.
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nIechnnic,n lien

No E5z Z u. Hack vz c. c Czmp0eu;
cer1io-zri. Atto-1ey. / J. Coscigz1.
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Circuit Court Nc. 2.
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States y. John A. Bsnssn; violating sec
tions 5ssI Revised Statutes United States On tris
United States = William Tsylo7 and FFedmooTe;
.rl,ha-r. fsfsrtIant ar---riftnd
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THREE MORE JURORS
IN THE HAMS CASE
Attorneys on Both Sides Anx-
iOus to Make Progress.
PROMISE SPEEDY CONCLUSION

appointment of Lunacy Commission
Predicted - Physician Who Has
Been Attending Prisoner Says He
Is Suffering from "Maniac Depres-
sionr-Nex Bit of Evidence.