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The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

a. . street n1rthWest-Jamos r. Reed % Emma J.
/ Reed LOT 8. square so Sc
l25s Tenth sgreet northwest Enil z Hoist e ux.
20 Antonio D. Ambrosio. north hall 10. ..
! square go. SO.
Sixteenth snd STREETS southeast -Fra7ei, p.
/ kiimkievicz e uz. 20 John Bolaud lot Z.
Fifteenth and q streets southeass-Iavinis Z Sr---
ton 20 Delis e. Afford. l0t So. square I0s0. SO.
Plnehurst-PineHuTsr Park Company % James 2
Payne. l9ts j! and ls. blocs 9. SIC
ll5 - l-B Third street southeast-Alicr n Rrnoke
20 Mabel 2. Evans lot Is. sluare 70. SO
I Dohbns Addition 20 WaShinEtor-LiIis r. Nat
TEN Ct VIZ. Hagry J.. 20 Grace L. Mahaney. Ios
l01. square H. SIC.
MASSACHUSETTS avenue. ketweer First and s~,,,5
strsr,s northeast-Blanchc r. Wilson e VIZ
Walter T., 20 Walter r. Wilson. lot Is. square
First and streets sorthwrst-Ha7rey A. Kosr e,
*. % Galea L. Green. original lot 6. square
Twiniog City-Gustaveous A. Bealo- to Emil
seanid' lots Il TO Il, IS TO i3 and B 70 8.
Frisnl lship-Randol2h D. Poors ct TX. 70 Tbonss
Hyde. part SO. George F. stadCer Ct u. %
Thomas HYDE. part SO
Briyhtwood Park-John Cook. trustee. N William
7. and Lottie NJ HuntTess. LOT so. square 500.
Seventeenth and P streets northwes.-yy,-,er Mo-.
trustee. % Edmund r. Addison lots s0l 50
and S5. square l55. G-zS
TwininC City-G-rr-e T. French 10 James W srs
Mary A. GEham. Jos S. block ? SO
1W ID street sllthcast-Niary r WiclfFe 10 sSeo-re
l. Dant- pert original lot s. square s2. SO
l-ss I stree ucrtheast-Robsrt Inkster 70 Jesse NJ
Shrsve los III. square loR. SO Jesse N. ShreTe
10 Hattie NJ Dcnit. same land. SO
Eighteenth and T streets northWest-Charlotte DALEY
70 OTTen G. Staples. lot =. square Isl. SO.
y Twenty third street northwcst-8Iary E. Rrea-
nan to DAVID B. MurdOck r.. lot s.. sauars
g. SO.
II street between Tweuty-afth and Tueutr-sizth
streets northwest-Dasid b. Nlrrdcrk > 10
Mac T. Brennan. lot S. square a. SIC
Ninth and j stress naTthoGst-L. z Wocdvari IN
Rehecca Henniug. lots 81 ard IS. square sls
Wes. Hoimead Manor-B, Ogle Harper to Juliet NJ.
Williams los 8. 4 and 5. square south OF
square 81. SD
Mount Pleasant-Charlcs p. Stone e ux to C,eor-e
]. ScU1Crlc- ot 81. block J. SO
Thirty second street-B. Ogle Harue- 10 JuHs. n
Williams. parts lots 3. a and >. square rs.
P1nnsyyania avenue, between Nireteeuth and Twen-
toth streets uoTthwest-Allsn E Walker ad-
minIstratcr. and Man y r. WiIscr to Olivia
johnson. p9rt original lot :. square us. SO
Columbia Heights and Pleasant Plains-sarlsl A
Putnam 30 Harry L. Lizht. iot o. SIC Harry
L. Elght et ux- 10 Carrie L. Eucas lot q 90
lrInoa heights sad Pleasant Plains and lot e
block 8. Columbia Heights SO
1875 and ISIS y street northWest-Auuis Eerlv ..
VIZ, Charles 20 Carrie L. Lucas. lots 5s and 81
square ll6 Sl0
street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
nor-awes.-Francis Denmcad to Saliie r. Forrest
part lot s, square i53 SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
CHINESE REFORMS PLANNED.
Copy of Imperial Edict from PeISin
Received by state Department.

The State Department has received an
imperial edict from Pekin setting forth
regulations for establishment Of local
self-government for cities towns. and
villages Of the Chinese empire. This step
Is taken in accordance with the general
plan OF reform adopted by the former
regime in China.
According TO this new edlct the local
governments are 20 have charge Of edu-
cational affairs. the public welfare OF the
community. agricultural affairs. industrial
and commercial interests. public works,
and the collection and expenditure of
fands for these purposes. The work OF
the local governments is 70 be carried on
oy councils and boards OF supervisors.
Voters must be Chinese citizens of Ar
least twenty-five years OF age. and must
be taxpayers. Persons Of proved bad
character, 6isreputable pursuits. under
charges Of financial irregularities. opium
smokers. and illlterates are denied the
right of franchise Office holders. soldiers.
policemen Bhuddist priests. or religious
instructors Of Other creeds. and students
Will not be allowed 10 vote or 70 hold
office
Those elected 20 Office must serve. ex-
Cept for grave reasons.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

palachian Railway from Whittier. N G..
across the Smoky Mountains TO Sewers
vile. Tenn. near where It connects with
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
under Chief Engineer Robert Gray. of
Bristol.
To Develop Timber Land.
The Tug River Lumber Company. Of
Bristol. this week closed a deal for a
tract Of timber in Eastern Kentucky near
the Virginia State line. at nearly S25O,OoO.
and NJ n. Onutt. vice president and gen
eral manager Of the company. has gone
70 Big Sandy, KY. 10 make preparations
for the installation OF a large band mill
The property viii be developed at once.
and 800 men will be given employment
before June l. A railroad will be built
and the work done on a very large scale
The Whiting Manufacturing Company.
OF Bristol. which has just sold bonds TO
the extent OF 500 000, and operates a large
band mill near here and another at Jud-
son, y. c.. with a monthly pay roll OF
$4,000. will al once erect a new mill at
Judson and another al RObinsville, n. g.
and Will shortly be IN position to give
employment to 500 more men. W. S.
Whiting. OF the company. returned this
week from Chicago. where ne has been
supplies and making prepara-
tons To- the big development.
Busy in Russell County.
A. p. Pearly. Of Wilhamsport. Pa. who,
with ". II. Crockett. represents a 81. .000. 900
syndicate OF Pennsylvania. came TO Bris-
tol this week after having just closed a
deal for 25,0C0-acre tract OF timber in
Pms oil fnr
will be built at Honaker, Va, and a
line OF railroad. connect
Ing with the new Carolina, Clinchfield
and Ohio, for the development OF the tim
Der on a large scale. Some 800 men viii
be employed
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

NEW CLARION, KENTUCKY AVE. I'd HOUsE
fr1la beach: eleEatc-; hooket. s & RONIFAcF
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
INSANE HOSPITAL OPPOSED.
Citizens Object 10 Such
Use of Jail Buildings.

The Southeast Washington Citizens As
sociaton, at its monthly meeting last
night In Weller's Hall, protested against
use OF the old jail buildings in that sec
ton Of the city as a hospital for the
criminal insane Of the District, as pro-
vided for IN a bill recently introduced in
Congress by Representative Alcott. Of
New York. II was declared that that
class should be provided for in some
Federal penitentiary. II was voted 70
protest to the District Commissioners and
TO the House and Senate District Com
mittees against the old buildings use for
such purposes, and asking that the
reservation be cleared and used as a
public park.
a communication from the Randle
Highlands Citizens Association was read.
asking TO have a representative OF the
Southeast Association meet representa-
tives Of other citizens associations OF
East Washington TO form a joint asso-
citation, 10 secure an extension OF the
park system. After much discussion. it
was voted 10 do so. II. A. Callahan and
H c. Emerich were appointed a commit
tee
The secretary was instructed TO petition
the Capital Traction Company 20 extend
its line from Eighth and NJ streets south
east TO Seventh and II streets southwest.
and the committee on railways was in
structed TO confer with the railway COM
pany. in an effort to have the cars stop
on the far side OF the street, instead
of the near side. as the rules Of the In
6erstate Commerce Commission now re-
Quire.
H. c. Emerich and H. A Callahan were
a committee 10 represent the
association at the meeting to be held by
the public utility committee OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce. in an endeavor TO secure
a reduction in the price Of gas. Among
those who spoke were Dr. Charles F.
". A. Cooper, ". E. King, H
c. Emerich. and Louis Rosenberg.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
JACK FROST In TOWN
Medicine Hat Puts One Over
on Easter Hat.
MERCURY ON THE TOBOGGAN
Rather Chilly Easter for the CItI-
Eens OF Washington - Chilling
Winds sweep the Streets OF the
City and Drive Those in Spring
Garb in Doors I'm Search OF Comfort.

Medicine Hat. bent upon ironing out a
few OF the curves OF the Easter hat he
was preparing TO unbend shook itself ur
Thursday. and at an early hour this
morning Jack Frost tumbled into Wash
ingtOa for the holidays
From that realm OF frigidity came chill
ing winds, which began to sweep Wash
ington Thursday night, and which reach
ed the climax at an early hour this
morning. when nature began 10 spill win
ter over house tops. trees. pavements
and feminine dreams Of Easter conquests
Shortly before > o'clock the clouds be-
gan 10 weep and snow by turns, and al
together to give promise OF a rather
frosty holiday season in more senses
than one.
Starting at the initial hour yesterday
morning. the mercury took a long tobOg-
gan, getting under its figures Of 80 at
that hour. until at 10 o'clock last night
IL had tailed 80 in the game OF freeze
with the government Thermometer.
Frost warnings have been issued for
Washington and vicinity and the East
and South generally.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Any Man or Woman Who Il Thin Can
Recover Normal Weight by the
Remarkable New Trent
ment. PrOtOne.

had been thin for years, and began 10
think it was natural for me to be that
way Finally ] read about the remark
aDle processes brought about by the use
OF Protone, so ] decided 70 try it myself
Well, when l look at myself in the mirror
now, l think il Is somebody else. have
put on just 30 pounds during the last
month and never felt stronger or more
'nervy in my life"
frotone Is q powerful inducer OF nu-
Triton, increases cell-gTowth. makes per
fect the assimilation OF food. increases
the number Of bloOd-cOrpuscles. and as a
necessary result builds up muscles and
solid. healthy flesh. and rounds out the
figure ~
For women who can never appear
stylsh in anything they wear because
OF their thinness. this remarkable treat
ment may prove a revelation. II is A
beauty maker as we'll as a form builder
ana nerve strengthened.
II viii cost YOU nothing to prove the
remarkable effects Of this treatment. II
lS absolutely nOn-injurious TO the most
delicate system. The Protone Company.
lZs5 Protone Bldg, Detroit, Mich. viii
send 10 any one who sends name and
aouress, free 5Oc package OF Protone
with full instructions. TO prove that II
does the work. They will also send Won
lnelr book on why You Are Thin" free
OF cnarge. giving facts which will prob-
aoly astonish you. Send coupon below
uO-oay with your name and address.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

hurst PARK COMPANY. sleC0 7 90 50 months
per cent lots Il and ls. block 3
Square as-NaT Pssternak ct ux. 20 John 3. Lar
ner and JOhr a. Hamilton. 30 seclrr Th
Washington Loan ard Tus- Company. 500.
years. per cent semi annually. lots 5 and g.
" Wisconsin Avenue Park-Tbe Capital Realty Con
rany 90 Louis u. Richardson and :. Kicgin
IeTry. 20 seclre Charlton B. Rout 8 so ] year
ger cent seliannualiy. Do g. block rs.
Doooins Addition 90 Washington Grace T. Ma
hauey - Harry 7. Ma-fern and Charles Schafer
70 secure Lliiie H. Matsern. 8. .501 years. pc
cent semi i-a-lrualir. DIT lo11 square II.
Nigneid Estats-50hn T. Harshman q TX 70 Ernes
T.. Schmidt and Gc0rcs ~. Eumrrich. 70 secuu
te1Ina1-A AHi-riczn Building Association. $50
Parts i0t G.
TNviains City-EnH scamid to Robert F. Brsdbur
aod Nelson Wilson. % secure Gus-zvus A.
Bealor. S.Sl6. 7 20 yes-s. psr ceut. sgui
annually. lets q % y. % to g. and g TO s.
block
BrEhtWood Park-wllirm r. and Lot-i. II. Hunt
res - Frlnk J. DielGouns ard James Bern
70 secure Perpetual Building Association. s. 20
lot 50. square EN.
I7Tlning Citv-Janes W. Graham e u1 70 E-eS
l. >chm,dt and Georgc ". Emme-ich. 20 se-lrr
German American Building Assrlation so. %,
Square Hattie " Dent % Earond FItrgsraI
and John J. Fe-1n. % secure Enterprise Ser.a
Building Association. $50. lot I'll
STua7e "a Mar ?. Brennan 20 J. Leo Kolb and
Cnaries ". Fairfax. % se-1rc David r. Murdc-H
a1nualiy. l0- s.
Hood 4 Bsrchel67's Addition 20 Auacus-ia-sfz1r-
otterbech - uV- ard james T. Harris1u e- Tx.
20 Ge-EEs o. Watson and Simon Buhe 20 ss--l7e
NJ NJ Mont. sos. yea-s prr cert. ssuL
annually. l0t o. hook . sane 70 ame. 70
serlre z-me, y-ao. 9 ysars. 6 pe- crzr sem,-
anlualy l0t =. klock 2
Square lls-E DIVA Johrson - William NJ Hoe
man and Alan T. Wake % serrs AIbe-t W
Howard $50. . years. per cent. seni- ANN
ally. part original lot s
square se--Nshel Deisney r. rir. Benarin p. q
American Sec--rltv and Trgsr Ccrrz-v % -
cra East Waslizg-ca Savings Bank. 8 go
years pr cent s1l-i-aruuzilv. lut 81
Square s9i-Janes Hohsr % william T. Ednoo-
s,cn and Louis r. Psak 20 secure Czarles Z.
Na-zh. sen. years. Ter ce-t se1li-a1uuaiy. y.
haf interest in east haH q original lo- 3
SQ1ars 252-Psuline A. Bun e. a. 20 the Uuior
Tr1s- Go-rIauv. % seC1lre Fidelity Trrs- On
psny sDd Walton PeurewiL surviving truSrees.
Soo years. ~ csnt- semi-snEually. original
LOT =
square 5-SaIlis r F1-est % Cha-1es r Cav
wood and Clarencs ". Coiliere 20 ss-1rs pm
cs Deunead. 80. years. - osnt. semi
annually. parT lot 5
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
TIE WILTSHIRE. 9gEz 9.s.. VI IL

ocean- Capacity 500 Elevator steam hssf -,
sun pellor. suites with bath and every coaTsassnss
best cuisine. and service. uausic S-eriel s--f-,
rstess so CD daily. s. 50 I'd weeklv RooEI.f
sAM.EL ELLLs D. ~. -
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Equity suit.

No. So Lscinda g.. CLAYTON - Ge-rze Il. I'm
nev. J. 4. MaedeI
No SIS Barnard II. Warner q a. IS james
= MorseiL sUrvlrlag trustee. et al. gu.et ,itIs
Attorfeys- B. r. Warner. j.. sud T. B. slater.
No 2i54 Brainard r. Warner e. al IS. John
Palmer - al same. ATTORNEYS. sane.
No Bi6o Ralph p Barnard e al =, Urk-o-r.
helrs. &c; quiet title Attorney. e. Il. johnson
No a6L Berenice Z. Bailey - Marzz-s- p
Dorsey e al; sale and partition Attcruey, 7. c.
BradleT
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
HUSBAND TAKES POISON.
Dependency Following Separation
from Wife Prompts Deed.

Despondent because Of a domestic quar-
rel which had broken up his home. Will
lam A. Barse, a railroad fireman. twenty
three years old. swallowed laudanum at
his home. 1210 Pennsylvania avenue south
east at midnight last night.
His mother discovered him unconscious
on his bed a few minutes later. and aid
was summoned from Casualty Hospital
Two hours later he was out Of danger
His wife lives in d street southeast and
the couple have twenty-months-old
baby.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
John r.. wilIinms Near Death.

A change for the worse IN the condition
Of John r. Williams. file clerk OF the
House Of Representatives, and secretary
Of the Pennsylvania Republican State
committee. who has been III at the Penn
syivania Club. 926 Fifteenth street north
west since January >. was reported late
last evening. He is sinking rapidly and
no hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
w. F. whitehouse Dead.

New York, April 9-Wnliam Fltzhugh
Whitehouse, who made name for him
self six years ago by making trip to
Abyssinia and was received there with
almost royal honors by Emperor Meme
hk. who permitted him to shoot in the
royal preserves, an honor never before
granted to a white man. died to-day at
Beaulieu. in the South Of France The
cause Of his death was given as heart
disease
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Gains 80 Pounds
in so Days.
Remarkable Result of the New Tis-
sue Builder, Protone, in Many
Cases of Rundown Men
and Women.
Prove II Yourself by Sending Coupon
below for a soc Package, Free.

by George. ! never -saw anything
Ike the effects Of that new treatment.
Protone. for the building up Of weight
and lost nerve force. It acted more
like a miracle than a medicine" said
"a well known gentleman Yesterday in
speaking OF the revolution that had
taken place IN his condition Z be-
gan 10 think that there was nothing on
earth that could make me fat I tried
tonics, digestives heavy eating. diets
milk, beer, and almost everything else
you could think Of. but without result.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Raid Gambling Jotnt.

Roanoke. Va. April s.-Police late last
night raided two alleged gambling places.
arrested p H Carey and J. c. tate said
70 be prcprietors Of the houses. and con
fScated a market basket fun o. poker
chips and cards The raid Is the first
made on gambling in some time. Carev
and Tate each put up 500 for their an
pearance IN Police Court.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

Spencer. y c.. April Sire OF an IN
known origin yesterday afternoon de-
stroyed the store building and stock OF
merchandise OF J. l. Barber in Spencer
entsiung a loss OF about S2.o00. with 81 500
insurance. The FIRE was out of reach OF
city water. and the fremen were power
less TO stop the flames Mr. Barber viii
rebuild al once
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
BRIG. GEN. SIMPSON DEAD.
Promotion Gained Several Times for
Distinguished Bravery.

The War Department has received a
report Of the death OF Brig Gen. Marcus
D. L. Simpson. L. s. A. retired. a, Riv-
erside. Ill. April T. Gen Simpson was
born in New York in 1894. and was ap-
pointed TO the Military Academy in 1872.
He became a brigadier general on the
retired list April g 1904
Gen Simpson was breveted first leu
tenant August 2o. lSf7. FOR gallant and
meritorious conduct in the battles OF
Contreas and Churubusco: captain. Sep
tember Is. 1877. for gallant and meritori-
Gus conduct IN the battle Of Chapulte-
pee, and colonel, brigsdier-general. and
major-general. March l3. 1S65. for mer-
torious services during the civil war.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Many Conversions at Lyuchburr.

Lynchburg. Va. April s-RevivaI meet
ings which have been IN progress for
Two weeks az Memorial Methodist
Church. under the preaching OF Rev. p.
NJ Maxey. came 20 an end tonight
There have been a large number OF con
versions and the interest has been IN
usually good.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

Aass1cn1ssrts ard Eeach
kuOnE tilglr - c1 suite RTIEats hlrus stss-,
eeat Eiesator - stsres iersl =. = PRfLLIPs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
IrsTIrE RARNARn

81 Itf ~ r BARNARD
Assiseincuss for April p 1903.
No. 81. Bartley ". Bachignani Attorevs
hslston siddons-Abert & tilcunsu
No Sl Nsloaey vs. Maioacy. Attorneys. Don
aldson-Hooger
No 5iA Malmsley rs. Walmsley e. al Attor-
neys Hoorer-Wil~on Barksdsle
No S5 OTah0it Is Matthew'S AttornevS
LAmar-k ke.rrrsr-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
WILL RESTORE DAVIS NAME.
Contract Awarded for Work on
Cabin John Bridge Tablet.

NuhArAch Awarded Tor Nork on
Cabin John Bridge Tablet.
The contract for the work Of restoring
the name Of jefferson Davis to the tablet
on Cabin John Bridge was awarded yes
terday by Mai Morrow. engineer in
charge OF the Washington water supply
system. 10 J. II. Shelton & Co, OF this
city. at their bid price OF S1E.75. the low
est Of nine bids. which ranged as high
as l250
IN No. the name or the president Of the
Contederacy was removed from the tab
let II viii oe necessary TO restore his
nome 70 the tablet to cut out the names
or Presidents Lincoln and Pierce and
Secretary Simon Cameron. and then put
all back on the same level. May Is Is
the date set for the completion OF the
work
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

No. 5SS. Portable Parallel Hot water Rasia,o-
COMPANY - Frank ". wheeiock e. a.: osrtiorari
Attorusv. j. ". shea
No 5i5iA Isaac 7. LINN IS. Henry K. SlnuSon
debt $50 Attorney. J. :. Lynn.
No. 5l5i5- Thomas Blaknore Almond vs. Mar
Patton; damages. S2.5o Attorneys. r. b Wearer
and T. Il. MARSHALL
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Iowa Favors Direct Election

Dss Moines. Iowa. April s-Iowa has
made a demand upon Congress for a
constitutional amendment 20 provide for
the lection of senator's by direct vote
The senate to-day passed the Joint res
olution from the house.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
MRS. W. H. BALLENGEE DEAD
Wife of Pastor OF Cavalry NJ. z
Church Passes Away.

Church Passes Away.
After an Illness OF two weeks Mrs. W
II. Ballengee, wife OF Rev ". II. BaIlen-
gee. pastor Of Calvary NJ. z. Church. died
yesterday at the Episcopal Eye. Ear. and
Threat Hospital.
Funeral services VIII be held az Cal
vary Church tomorrow afternoon at 5
O'Clock. Isterment Will be IN Oak Hill
Cemetery. Monday
In addition to her husband Mrs Bal
lengee is survived by her mother and
four sisters and brothers. who reside in
West Virginia. She was formerly Miss
Burdette Moore. OF Academy. ". Va.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Busy in Russell County.
SMALL GIRLS FLAG TRAIN.
Accident 10 Passengers Averted by
ThOughtfuiness of Children.

oltAldt 70 Inc naallLkton hcTaid
Lynchburg. Va. April S-BUt for the
thoughtfulness Of FIVE small negro girls.
train No. 90 of the Southern Railway
would have been wrecked here as II was
entering Lynchburg. They found the
track covered with debris which had
slipped from the embankment. and they
tagged the train. The train was late
and would have certainly gone over a
high bank into the canal II il had not
been stopped.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

Psrkersburg. W. Va. April 9.-Exten6-
ing into portions OF three counties ii. the
vicinity Of Lancaster. Ohio. a new field
OF high grade oil territory has recent
ly been discovered Parkersburg and
other West Virginia oil operators are
largely interested.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
DEATH HELD ACCIDENTAL.
Inquest Over Body of Rev. Reese
ExOnerates Railway.

An inquest over the body Of Rev
Joseph N. Reese. the aged seyenth-day
Adventist who was killed by a Capital
Traction Company car Thursday after
noon. was held in this city yesterday.
The official decision WAS that the acci-
dent and death We're unavoidable The
body viii probably be shipped 10 Parkers-
burg W Va. where A1r. Reese lived.
for burial
Mrs. Reese. the widow. Is a patient in
Takoma Park Sanatorium. Miss Bessie
Brown. a granddaughter. Is student
there
The aged preacher met bis death while
standing near the Peace Monument. look
ing toward the Capitol He was struck
by a west-bound car and thrown against
one coming from the opposite direction.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Equity Court No. ?


Assignments for April ~
ton * Classic
Ne. so smith et al. vs.. Meyer e. a. Attorneys.
Darlington d Classic.
gan Wilson
No $40 King vs. Harrington ct a. Attorney.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
DEEDS OF Trust.

Square Iaeo-Delis C. Afford et NJ. 10 wats,n i
Newton and n. r. Houenstein. 10 secure La.
Tinia T. Newton. $50. ; yesE. Ter cent.
semi-annualy, loi 6. Same 10 sane 10 secure
same. S9'5. J 20 s. months. per cent lot g.
Plnehurst-James T. Paypf 20 AK. % james r.
Aood and Elrnan n HcrneE, 10 ssosue Pie
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
DAILY COURTRECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnnenIa.

Assignments FOR April D. 100:
No ISL MiDnix Company vs- Smith Bros.
A5ttornegs F. B. Rhodes and Wilson Bsrksdsle-
II. " wheaiiey.
No. ls4 oekstadt vs.. BowleS Attorneys Pad
git Forrvst-L. Tobriner
No, 1895. United States IS. Mason. Attoney
u. W. Baker and J. c Adkins
NO. 1876. Roote vs. Roote. &c. et a. Attorue-
" J. NeaIe.
No 1888 Fay vs. District q Columbia Attor-
se seys; 6. c. Gertman-E. Il. Thomas and F. H.
No. 1929. Camp vs. BOYD ct a. Attorney. W. Z.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Criminal Court No. 1.

Assignments fCf M0nday. Airil .:
uited States ". Warren Winston
United States rs. tiecrge Wsshin1ton-
l1ited States Us John Green and Leno1 CoIh-rr
United states Vs. Grecuhcrry Howard
Criminal Court No. 4
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
A-ls-ments for Moldsv Arrll i.
Ana irnnrerrs
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District Sufts

No. So IN re extension n Girz-d street north
Wsst; condemn land. Attorneys. 2 H. Thomas an
]. +. smith.
Nc. sB IL re widening 1f Twentieth street n0rth
west. same. Attoneys. sane
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Hs,ate ot Augusta Phgm pe,s'icn f7r letters q
administration. Attorney. r. O. HANDY.
Estate of Joseph Erfhof: vetifior for letter.
teStameDtary. Attorney. j. A. AIaedeI
Estate q Rosa ~ Eisenbeiss. VII dated Ap-l
- 1893 sled
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FOUR KILLED IN WRECK.

Spreading Rails CaIse Serious
Smash-up on b. & o.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. April s.-An engine
and twenty cars Of a Baltimore and Ohio
freight piled up at Nashport, ten miles
west OF here tonight. Roy McClain. OF
Newark, Ohio. the fireman. and three
Newark men. who were stealing rides,
were killed. Spreading rails caused the
wreck.