The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
CO King Street.
Alexandria. Va. June The trial Of
Richard. alias Dick Pines, the second
OF the four negroes indicted for the
murder Of Walter F. Schultz. viii begin
next Tuesday. jury from out OF the
I city viii be summoned upon motion o.
Alyett B NicoI, attorney fer the ac-
cused- Il IS regarded as more than
probable that it wiz be from either
Fairfax or Alexandra counties.
At The time Pines was in court he ap-
( peareC but little concerned over the out
come. He laughed and talked with those
/ present as II the whole proceedings were
a mere matter Of formality. Fifty men
viii constitute the yenire. from which
sixteen VIII be chosen. after which four
4 viii be drawn OF
! This morning Attorney Lewis H Ma
| chen representing Calvin johnson. ap-
/ peared in court and moved for an arrest
/ Of judgment, and that the verdict in the
7 case Of Johnson be SET aside as contrary
/ TO the law and evidence This viii be
I argued following the tria' Of Pines.
! 10 recover the body OF Mrs. Nae Wood.
wife OF Carroll D. Wood, whe was
/ drowned late yesterday afternoon Of
Marshall Hail. by jumping from the
gasoline launch Tryto, which took FIRE
/ from an explosion A large party OF
searchers with graphing irons spent the
day in looking for the body. Owing 70
I tse extreme depth Of the water at the
/ point where she lost her life. it is re-
( garded as doubtful II the body will be
| recovered soon
/ Nrs. Morgan Moore one Of the occu-
pants Of the launch. to-day suffered from
T fainting spells frCm her injuries Her
/ injuries are not however. regarded as
/ extremely serious Among those who
engaged In the search for the body was
Morgan Moore.
T The viii OF the late Miss Eliza c
Adam was admitted 70 probate In the
/ Corporation Court to-day. Judge l. c
t Bariey presiding. and Alfred Thomson
and G B. Slye qualified as executors
T TIE court designated G. William Ram
/ say. George Wise and Laurence Stsbler
/ as executors. The testatrix left an es-
/ tate valued az about $1,000. which she
divided IS follows House AT the north
west corner OF Washington and Prince
/ streets 70 Miss Annie " Dempsey. 70
I c. D. S Adam. Brook P Adam. and
their mother, during their lives. two
/ brick dwellings in King street. and at
their death 20 Mrs Sarah Mex Thom-
son; TO II. G. Davis and c. 3. Slye.
during their lives q fwo-story brick
dwelling az SIS North Columbus street.
and at their death TO 3 p. Adam. 10
2. P. Adam, frame house, SIS North
Alfred street: 10 c. 5. D Adam. house
at 81 Queen street, 10 B P. Adam, a
share IN house, SIS North Columbus
street. a personal bequest Of 800 is
made 70 Mason washington. 500 10 the
Home -.s.Ssi0n OF the Second Presbyter-
ian Church; one piece o. furniture OF his
selection. 10 B p. Adam. and her piano
70 Mrs Mary Thomson She leaves the
residue 10 II c Davis. B P Adam. and
c. s D Adam
II the Circuit Court for Alexandra
County. Judge J. 2. 7. Thornton presid-
ing. & jUTy sentenced John Ray. negro.
TO serve i've years in the penitentiary on
q caaTse az assault.
" Connor. a former resident OF
w q. died this morning al his
hon., a South Fairfax street. He was
sixSy-rwo years old. Several sons sur
vive. The body viii be shipped 20 Wash
ingtou tomorrow for burial
P E Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans,
has accepted an invitation to attend the
distribution OF the crosses OF honor
Thursday night at Lee Camp Hall in OBJ
servance Of the birthday Of jefferson Da-
Wis At the same time musical pro-
gTsmme viii be given
Mrs Margaret Fisher. widow OF Will
IAN c Fisher. died this morning az her
home, Sl3 South Patrick street. She had
been In III health long time The fu-
neral arrangements have not yet been
made.
The fOrty-frst annual commencement
exercises OF St Msry's Academy, con-
Quoted BY the Sisters OF the Holy Cross.
viii be held at $50 o'clock on the after
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