The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
WASHINGTON HERALD BuREAU.

moned for Friday next TO indict Richard.
alias Dick" Pines, James Dorsey.
Henry Smith. and Calvin Johnson. all
negroes. charged with the murder. in this
city. March last. OF Walter F. schultz.
the Chicago artist. The following viii
compose the jury: r. NJ. Anderson Fora
Hill. c. Harry Yohe. J. J. Williams. W
A. Smoot. IT.. G. ID. Hopkins Richard
.Gibsons, c. B. Marshall, Carter H Smith.
The case OF T. c. ROderick. indicted
for misappropriatins funds belonging 10
the Alexandra Electric Company, OF
which he was formerly superintendent.
viii be heard in the Corporation Court
tomorrow. Judge j. B. T. Thornton.
presiding
The case Of Able Douglas a negro. in-
dicted for feloniOusly assulting Isaac
Hackley, also a negro. was SET for trial
April Is The case OF PROF.. H. C. Hoiler.
an appeal from the decision Of a police
justice. was set for trial April Do
Other eases disposed OF We're as follows;
George w. Pettey against Heupel. Hollo-
ran. & Winship Co. Incorporated,
dismissed upon recommendation Of attor-
neys for plaintiff. the same order en-
tered IN the case OF Harry Hammond
and others against o. O. Pullman. final
decree I'm the case of Conway Kelly
against Lena B. Foster; In the case Of
Bette Motley against Henry T. Motley,
same was placed on the stet docket, IN
the case OF James Deane against Maggie
Deane and others "a decree was entered
referring same TO r. B. Taylor special
commissioner. for report.
Final naturalization papers were grant
ed Joseph Weingart, a native OF Ger
many.
Christ Episcopal Church has chosen the
following vestrymen: ". A. Smoot H.
=. Robertson. Dr. d. \. Rust. Hubert
Snowden. DR.. I. VI Blaekford. c. G.
Leadbeater. 6. L. Boothe c. 5. French.
C. Harry Yohe. f. s Leadbeater. Harry
r Burke. W D. Wood
St PauTs Episcopal has chosen the fol-
lowing vestrymen: John ". Green. J.
Wallace HooT. :. r Zimmerman. r. r.
Knox. Herbert Bryant, z. l. Danger
field. J. c. Aulburn. J. X. NJ Norton. W
2 Smoot. J. T. Burke. Laurence Stabier,
DIT. George T. Klipstein.
That King street. from the city's limits
on the west. 20 the union passenger rail
I
blocks. win he paved with vitriaed brick
/ IS now regarded as an assured fac;- The
board OF supervisors OF Alexandra Coun-
~. al a meeting held Saturday last. made
an appropriation OF $500 for the work.
and IL IS said that the residue. or $1,000.
viii be paid by the following railroad
companies: Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac, Washington-SOuthe and
( Washington, Alexandra and Mount YER
non Electric Railway companies Il is
understood that as soon as the money IS
I turned over 10 the county board OF SUPER
visors the work viii begin. under sunper-
( vision OF County Engineer Garrett. Large
/ iy through the efforts Of the chamber OF
/ commerce OF this city an agreement was
reached
Arguments were heard to-day in this
I city in the case Of the Washington South
{ ern Railway Company against Allen Dodge
/ and others before Judge T. ". Harrison.
/ Winchester. Va, removed from the Cir
1 cult Court Of Alexandria County. The
suit is for the specific performance Of a
contract regarding the purchase OF land
near the south end o. the new highway
J bridge. Judge Harrison. after hearing
I the arguments took the case under advise
ment The plaintiff was represented by
/ Attorney Conway Robinson. Of Wash
l ingtOn. and r r. Thornton. Of Fairfax.
/ The complainant was represented BY Col
! F. l. Smith
/ A corOner's jury with J. p. Trimyer as
/ foreman, tonight returned verdict "a
The effect that Samuel Adams. a negro
came TO his death by being struck last
I night by northbound Tight engine" No
a. over the Southern Railway. and they
/ held the crew blameleSs. The Jury was
composed Of J. H. Trimyer. foreman
/ James Chauncey. 2. r. Penn. J. II Fish
er, G. H. Harlow, and Fred. Eoerhart.
/ A charter has been granted by Tho
/ state corporation commission to the An.
I acostia Real Estate Company. incorpo
rated, Washington. and Ballston. Alex
! andria County. with q maximum ant
/ minimum capital stock OF $1,000 The
| officers are: W. l. Bateman. president
! ". y. Miller. vice president. W p Har,
low. secretary; Il. NJ. SpOhr, treasurer
all Of Washington.
A large number OF members Of the
! younger generation this afternoon en-
j0yed themselves in egg rolling on the
property OF George washington Park
/ formerly shooters Hill. west Of thi.
I city Many also went 10 the Whise Lot
in Washington.
An important business meeting of The
executive committee OF the parade "a
be held April 80. next. was held 10
night in the rooms Of the chamber ot
/ commerce. Secretary Wedderburn. o.
! the George Washington Monument Asso-
citation. asks that former Alexandrians
now residing in Washington. Fairfax
and Alexandria counties, meet him Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock NJ ths
National Hotel, Washington. 20 arrange
for participation in the parade.
Rev. W F. Watson pastor Of tho
First Baptist Church. left this evening
for Marion. n c.. where he viii spend
the next ten days attending evangelistic
services. During his abseace. his pulpit
in the local church win be filled by Rev
T. V. Mccall, Orange. Va.
VIII Hold Art Exhibit.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
/ Lynchburg. Va. April 12-The Art Cir.
E4t OF TIE IL lCt-ANl+ ~ bti.EA 0lAD tltle
perfected arrangements for the holding ot
its annual art exhibit, which viii be
( opened on April %. The exhibit VIII bs
In the new room OF the First Nauona
Bank which viii be occupied by the
bank shortly after the pictures viii have
/ been removed
Troops at Night Rider Trial.
Nashville. Tenn. April 12-Gov Pat
te-sOn and Adjt Gen Brown to-day de.
| cided % send troops 10 Maverlv. Tenn.