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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-07-03
THAT WILL PROVE
OF GREAT VALUE TO HOSTESS
Ideas for Practical and Pleasing Various Seasons
and Occasionally Madame Merri, the WelLKnown
Authority.

matters Eight small wickets will be
needed and they are to be arranged
on the table just as on the ground.
The cage or crossed arches should be
quite tall, as they will form the CEN
terpiece. Any handy man Cor wom-
AMI can make these wickets with
blocks of wood and wire Wind the
wickets first with green crepe paper,
then with fine picture wire OF florists
wire. Cover them with sweet peas
or any other flower that may be pre-
ferred, but the sweetpeas are espe-
cially pretty when the delicate pink.
white and lavender are combined.
Each wicket may have ribbon bow
on top. The tiny croquet mallets are
laid at each place with name cards
tied to the handle. For bonbons have
hard candy balls favored with fruit
juice; the confectioner will make
them in all the delicate shades. The
croquet stakes, ribbon-bound, should
be at the head and foot and the sue
cessful players have these seats.
A Golf Luncheon.
A miniature links was the decora-
tive scheme, in the center of the
table, golf bags and sticks were the
personal souvenirs at each place and
the guests came directly from morn
ing game, SO were hungry for the
plain but appetizing menu. The maid
serving had her cap adorned with the
colors of the club to which all be-
longed, and candy was made in round
balls. Iced bouillon was served first,
followed by cold tongue and jellied
chicken, hot rolls, shoe-string pota-
toes, asparagus salad, barley due and
cheese. Chocolate ice cream was
served in ball molds, and the cakes
| were sponge drops rolled in grated
cocOanut.
MADAME MERRI.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

d. Eorning. SsD. months. Der cent sersutl
interest IA original l0t s s7usrs us. and loss
o s.. SQUARE a.
SAILS Addition 70 Washiuztou-Yi-Euia Grnnt 90.
rir. Thomas. 70 Herberr A. GIN and EdEar-1
Met Jones. 20 seelre Arlington Ere IrSrarcs
Company. san. yea-s. Per ceut ssui-sn-
ulaIiy- lot p square ZTa.
SlI- Addition 70 Washinztou-Vi-zinia Cart %
4 FranGs Saul and Harry ~ Ellis 70 se-ra
T. NJ saul. z.s5o. mouthly psJnez1s. 5 pr
ceI- sel-i- -arn--a--y- lo- p soza=e Eoa
ASol-y PlrE-J0hn A. Nor-is % Josepk 4 Poo-s
and John r. Norris. 70 secure R2ndoirb D
IS and II. block
square 3T-Elsanore Note 70 Jarass J Bseksr s-4
George g. McElEee. % sec1re the Real Eststs
1iue Issuance COMPANY. SeN. years. 5 rsr
cent. seuli-snnlally. paris lots J. 2 AID "a
square 4o-hnlfer j. Costello e. al 20 John II.
Guyun- 70 secure Benheim DistilinS Conpa-v
Seh. 70 s. months. per cen part o-iEnal
lots 70 ard r.
con5ectisut Avenue Teraos-Lazrz Nelson To H
- fTor1ou and RobGr Z Heater. % Eec.rs
Fulton R. Go1ion. S2Es uourhly pzvn-rts !
psr cent lots Ia and % sc-are TsS
Glris P1Trlon-Johu NcNechan e. ~ 70 Tohn IT,.
de ana william n Jones, % secure william p
and Eaiy B. GresE, S2oo. p zonths. per oeu-,
DeanEUod HetEhts-F-znk Z Hale e " % Darf5
L Buscoe- % secure Wfliaz c. Brisoos. Ss5.
wan. ~ cent. serii-annuslly, block a.
ECrt SarEfoEl addiriC1 - BrookIsrs-rau-~ G
DCrsey et vir. John s. % And-su Vlso7 szf
Noel " Barzsdals q sscl-e Ma-y F. Noo-s,
11A@ yea-s- par eezt- ss--i annually. los 2.
block G.
Addition 70 Le D-oit Park-Darid p. wesr-- =
EE. % Charles r. and John T. Wearsr. 70 -
cure Traugo-r Rosenbusch. Soao. yssz per
cent scni-a-uualiy. lot 2. block q
Square lis-Wliian ]. Wilson % Wiuiar n HoE-
usu and Allan 2 Wake % secure Tie P-sst-
dent and Directors of TIRE FIrp-en-s Trs-rz-os
Company ~ Washilgro1 ard Geor-et7-u S so
years. Der cent. sezli-snucaly. original lot =
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No. zoos. Gwydir e. a. vs.. Treat et al amend
ment 10 decree. Attorneys. Charles Pee. =. ID.
Blackstone. and GeorEe H. Patrios-D, W. Baker,
A. Lipscomb, ]. B. Arrher. and Jones & Pratt
No. $50. In re Loving Thomson; order changing
name Attorney. u. d. Gordou-
In re lgnacy Abraham Maksahte; order % invest
funds.
Nc 2sas7. Walmsley vs. walmsley et al: diyorca
vim. mat. decreed. Attorneys, G.. i. HooTer-C.
" Wilson and r. d. Blackstone
No. lG-o. In re- Presle simpson; committees ac
count approved
No. 1s6is Heurick vs. Henrck ct a. ordsr stay
ing proooodinES Attorneys Albert Siliers and J. ID.
De PutTun-W. @ English.
No, $3.50. General Fire Prooing Company IS
Pickfrd et al. order permitting amendment u
1iu. Attorneys NJ = Richardson and e. II.
Nierillat-BTHndenhTg a BfandcHbuTg and Batss
Wsuea-
Ne Sl52 Biggs Us. Bisss Ct al; order limiting
time Attone5s. Maekar strasburgar-W. B.
Reilly.
No. z4ss Excl IS. Excl: decree confirming sals
Attorney. H W Sohon.
No. ssis. spigel vs. Freedman; rule discharged.
Attorney. A. L. NewnyeT
Nc S4iZ Hau Vs. Hail e. al; alanony and
counsel fee ordered Aroueys Caringlon-tirceI-
No. 9l79 Hemmg vs. Lynch q al order sp-
pointing trustees 10 sell; bond. 500 Attornegs
Ralsfon & Siddors-W. r. Ambrcse.
No. 2sS7. Barksdalc. executor. vs. Morgan 20 a.
demurrer sustained Attorneys. Wilson a Barzs-
dale-W. J. Colbert, ]. X M Norton. and r.
White
No. sss2 In re Geo-ge C. Rankin. receiver F1st
National Bank Niles. Mica order 90 SCI 70
naming assets. Attorney +. " Weitzcl
No. 2s4s3. In re George G. Rankin. receiver q
Fidelity National Bank Cincinnati Ohio same.
Attorney. same.
No. 2si5i In re George g. Rankin. recriTer q
First National Bank. Newport. Ky; same. At
r0rncy same.
Gets vs.. Cash; appearance II absent defendant
ordered. Attorney. NJ T. Clinkscales.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Circuit Court No. L


No 526S Finch vs. srlAer; molten for Judgment
orcrulcd- Atfomeys, semmes e. Whitc-W. e..
BaldCrstcn
No. 855 Reynolds. administrator. VS. Wyman;
motion for new triai ovemIled and Judgment on
verdict ordered. Attorneys. G. {. shinn-H. ".
White.
No E5ss Michael vs.. Small: same; appeal noted
Attorneys. z L. Gies-Charles Poe.
No 5iSZ- Fitch vs.. Hughes; motion Tor judg-
nlent oyerruled. Attorneys. Darr. Peyser & Taylor
Herbert & NIicou.
No. 5is04. United States to use OF Powers ReTala-
tor Company rs Sanbon et a. same. Attorneys.
Brsndenburg & Brandenburg-J. G. Fay and McRen-
ney & Flannery.
motion fer new trial oTeruled and Judgment on
verdict; appeal noted. Attorneys. F. L. Gies-W.
c. Balderston
No 5lSsi. Pratt-Rirk Company rs. Yeneered Door
Company; motion 70 strike petition from files
granted. Attorneys. E. S. Durar- Ralston & sid
dons
No BOIL Lusby vs. Logan: motion for new trial
ovsrr1led and Judgment on verdict. Att0rneys n.
W. White-Ryan & Patterson
No 4se9i- Berry Whitrnore Company vs.. Adams
Express Company: motion for new trial argped and
submitted Attorneys. = S. McCalmont-S. T..
TiCnas.
No T36s. Gollan VS. Greer; motion for new tral
crcrmled ard Judgment on verdict Attorneys.
Chapn Brown and Charles Linkins-L. A. Bailey
No. 5LSo. Du PCnf dc NCmcurs Power Com
rany W. shipiey; order Farnishce n produce
books in court Attorneys H. W Wheatlcy-
HAYDEN Johnson
No 1850. Ford IS. Fond; demurrer to second
Pea 20 one and two counts Of aneuded declaration
sustained. Attorneys WO1 * Ridout-John Raum.
Nc 55l Love Hines; motion for new trial
overuled and judgmoT5 on verdict. Attorneys. ~.
H. Ofley-Charles Poe
Nc 1884, Arlington Brewing Company rs. store
street; same. Attcrneys. L. A. BAILEY. T0briner.
No. 1913. Johrson. administratriN. vs.. Thomas
m-ticn 20 reinstcte cause granted. Attorneys. T. A.
rl-.r.-I. Tchr.rnr
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Woodley Psrk-Harrie C.. Anslev 90 Elizabeth A.
Ansley. part lots S snd %. square 2'o4 $40
Y Thirteerth street northwest -C1arcnee NJ Ex-
ley ct TX. 70 James " and Thomas Sosnerville.
lct e.. square 2sS So
1909 Secnnd street soUfhWsst-Hueh Hagtsn st ux
10 Richard T Mazinger. lots q and g. square
5a7. SIC.
1875 street northwest William Murphy et ux. to
Charles F. and Priscilla Barnes. lot g. square
~ SIC
Belleuo-Ch Charles J. Butler 70 Abram e. Bobys.
iotl les and 100. SO. same 70 Hyman Dodek.
lots los aud lc SO
Takoma William H. Lewis % Lulah PAT
flow lot J. block 3 SO
o street. between First and Third streees north
west-Delia Heauy 70 Thomas Heany part lot
iis square 55i. SIC.
First Addition TO Manor Park-The Federal Realty
Company 20 Charles A. Blosser. lot s. squsre
"a so. Sane to A. 7. EeenGn. lot =,
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Probate Court.

Estate of Eugenia F. Luther: order granting let
ters testameutsTy; hon5. $50 A;torney. d. W
O'DOncghue.
Estate Of Mliard r Coxen; order 20 sell business
Attorneys. Wolf a Rosenherg.
Estate a Louis A J. knif6n; order admitting VIII
90 probate and record
Estate q Matthew Donohue; order granting let
ters testamen;ary; bond. S260. Attorney. r. r
Hiiliand
Estate o. Montgomery Fletcher. rlle 70 show
cause. Attorney. A. r. Bell
Estate ~ Lewis c. Carter order accepting resig
nation appointing jackson r. Ralston afmiuistra-
tor d b. a.. bond E0o. Attorneys Ralst9a &
SiG6ons.
Estate of josephine ?. DaIy; VII dated June ..
1913 6led.
Estate % Margaret Eberly. VII dated November
. le7. and petition for lst-ers testameutary.
Estate of Susan A. 0rdWay; petition for letters of
administration. Attorney, Z. ". Staples.
Estate of John Wahl: order granting letters Of
administration: bond. 2ooe. Attorneys. Pennehaker
Carusi & Jones and NJ. D. Campbell
Estate of James Il. smith; answer 20 amended Pc
tition
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
DEEDS OF Trust.

Square 6ls-Eurith + F1nkney % Thomas Walker
ard Fountain Peyton, % secure julia X han.
So. years, TeT cent, semi Annually, parts
lot e.
Square 55l-Jzns Cushinherry 70 Thuulas Walker
ard Fountain Pestou. % secure seuia p Ry-
der. 500. years, psr cent. se1li- a-11'-a-y.
par lot Is
square z55-C6s-iss F. Bans e. uH 20 Eorario
X TaDin and John D. CuuEhlan. 20 se-sre
William MurThy. so i 70 5 mou-hs. 8 ~
cent. l0t g.
Bellgrrle-Ah-aham C. Bobys Il VI. 70 Fr11k J.
Dieudonns and Jarnes Beuy. n seclre Per
rstuAi Building Associati0u- ESQ. io-s Hh and
I0e square S19- Hy1nan Dolsk e uI- 70 sane.
70 secure sams E,5O. lots n6 and II. sgua-S
AnacoStia and Clichestsr-E Francas P. Pies 70
Beusmin r Leighton and Gecrge 7. hililz1's-
20 secure Ernestine r. Ter8inZer. 500. years,
Der ceul. semi-annrzlly. lots sl- Va, Us,
70s 20 rar1s lots 7l3. =. Is
Lanisr Helghts-DaTid B. MUr1ocE. r.. % william
A. Hui and FranElin T. Sanner. 20 sec1re VII
liam J. Feutress S50o 2 years. pr cent
serni-aanually. I7t - an1 rart l0- Al
square saS-John 2 Distz e. uL- - frlncis A
Blundon and Herr F. Moo1ey. % ss1rs
William J. Au,sn. slGo 70 tine given. 81
rrr csnt ssufaunuallT lot Is Sane 20 Hear
r. aI00ney and William H. SpiEnne. T. q
sc-ur Frarc1s a. brnccr. S--s1l- 1-l--li.
notes ~ ceut seni-annusliy. s2-ns Lano
square -. Azadia ard Addition % kock q Dun
har-ou-1ne Academy q the Holy CEuss %
American Security and Tr7Ist Cunpany. % So
cure National SAVINGS and Trust Conpany, siSi-
ar m vesrS s NJ cent. serri-anuually, par;
Azadia and Addition n Rock a. D11n1ezr11
ard part original l0t IS square ~
S7,srs ssS-DariG J. KaEfman - III % AoseQ1 j.
Darlir7ton and Arthur Peter n seC1lre NAT
r. c. Lsgare. So06e / 2 and yezz. pe7
cent ssni-annually IErI original lots 5. 1. aId >
S1riars 5l5-Sin0n Orpenhcin,er ~ ~ n hl1laTl
A F7rd and Walter g. DaTis % se-lre Coi-1n
bis Permanent Building Association- $40. orls
nal lots ( and 3.
Holnsad Manor-Ruth B. Parker u Hsry 4
Boss and II. Glenn Phelps. 90 secure 4uha 2
Tr1xton. $50 3 years. per cent se1i-a1
,rlaIv lot T. blccx .. same 20 sane. 20 -
clrs sane $50. I 20 81 months. psr esn-
same land.
Columbia Reirhts-Niickasl Dovd e w % VII
cure Fauuis e. Scharf. sIz.ooo. 5 year, s pei
cent sssri-znrusIly. lot Is. b3ock s.
Dohblns' AGditior-kate h Dunn 20 5 Psrcy
Thoupson and Herbert 7. shannon. % secITy
Hauv Warduan ard Thomas p Bones. -
monthly payments. s per cent. lot lN. block J.
Square s7s--Janss A. Nac1rlsy e ux- % WaSn
instou Lean and Tr-st COMPANY. % ssc-rs
Eeuitable Co-ops1tiVs Building Association
CSO Ior 81
square s0S-Hary War1man and Thomas BousS q
John B. Larner and John a. Hamilton. % 81
cure Washington Loan and rr1st Company
SE 002. years. pr cent. seni-auIllally. lor sl
TasoTna Park-Lulah Pafiow CO w. Charles ". q
secure Dele Lewis $3.50. yeArs. per crit
lot l. block s.
Holnezd Manor-Esrruica ". Mzrs-efler st VIZ
Amber A. % Tire WsshinEtou Lean and Trus-
Company. 70 secure the Equitable Co-o1e-stiv,
Building Assoeiation, s2.s0, lot g. block A.
Squares 10 and 1-Rober Waters 20 Barrv C.
Columbus ami T S Bailsy. % see-e Georg'
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Criminal Court No. Z.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No s1.5. Bernstein vs.. Webster Company; motion
for ncW tral in arrest o. Jldgmcnt and for j1dE
ment fled. Attorneys. StcauIan i4pecomo-
carusi & Jones
Metzger vs. Kelly demurrer sustained. with leave
20 amend
United States Vs. Charles Phulips; murder in
fSt degree personal reclgnizance in sm n $50
taken.
United states vs. John T. Cripper: violating SEC
tiou 5f5l Revised Statiltss 4 the United States
nolle rros
United states vs. william c. Long; same
United states vs- August " Machen. Thomas "
McGrECr. ard Maurice Bunkle; conspiracy % c1u-
nit ofensc against United states undr section
$40 Revised statutes 4 the United States nole
pros.
United States ~ Isaac S. Mc,iilhan George Il.
Huntington and August " 1iaelcn; sane
UrItCd states Ts Isaac s. McGlham and George
n. Huntington; hritery under section 5i5l Rs1lsed
Statutes q TIE United States nole pros.
United States rs Arthur Hughes. United States
witness ordered discharged and paid.
United States vs.. August ", Nachea, Thouas
" Mc'ircgur ard Maurice Rurkle; violating
tion SO Revised Statutes a the United States
n0ls Tros
United states vs. Arthur Hughes: personal
recognizsnco taken
No s7l7, Gait vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
motion fer new trial sustained. Attorneys. Carter
& BTooke-HamiIton, Colbert lerkes & Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Chapel: second Sunday after Easter.
April D. II a. m, ST Columbia's Chapel:
April .. 7:So p. m, St Marks Chapel;
Tuesday. April y. 80 p. m, St John s
Chapel; Wednesday, April 3, 7:S0 p. m.
Calvary Chapel; Thursday. April g. 100
p. m. ST. MoEica's Chapel: Friday. April
80, I'D p, m. 81. James Church.
Word has been received here this week
from the Rev. Robert Johnstone, that
he will be the preacher on Sunday morn
ing Nay l6 at the Tri-Diocosan Conven-
JiOn. which meets in Ascension Church
The Rev. Mr.. tombstone is now rector
of the Church OF oar Saviour Philadel-
phia, hut until a few weeks ago he was
rector of a church IN Scotland. from
which h was called by the vestry Of
the Philadelphia church TO be their rector.
The Rev. George b. stone. who has
been connected with St. James Church,
Washington. as assistant to the Rev.
James ". Clark. has accepted work an
Florence. Italy and after May Is, he
should be addressed at 5 via Solferino
Florence. He stiIl retains his canOnical
connection with the diocese Of Washing
ton
The regular April meeting or the sun
day School Institute Of the Diocese or
Washington. win be held at the church
or the Epiphany. Tuesday. April 30. at s
O'Clock. Short papers saying how they
co things viii be presented by the fol-
lowing schools; ST Stephens. St Johns,
Washington: Trinity. ST -dark's ST. An
drev's St Andrews COOllege Park. St
Johns. Georgetown. Epiphany. morning.
Epiphany. afternoon; The Nativity; St
Luke's: Ascension. ST. Paurs. Twenty
third street and Good Shepherd.
At Bethany Episcopal Church. q street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest. Rev r. H. McKim,
pastor, services viii be held Sunday al s
and n a. m. and at and p. m. Sunday
school $50 a. m. and p. m. The pastor
will preach at IL a. m.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Negro BieycIi.t Hits nov.

While playing yesterday afternoon be
fore his home, 637 5 street northwest.
Harry Kaihow. eight years old. was
struck and knocked down by a bicycle
ridden by an unidentified negro boy The
injured lad was removed 70 Freedman's 5
Hospital in a carriage. suffering from a
sprain Of the right leg and a laceration
OF the right foot. which caught in the
front wheel Of the bicycle. Police Of the
Eighth precinct are looking for the rider
Of the bicycle. who disappeared after the
accident
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, April I6, 1909

In re requisition o. tie gorernor ot Idaho f1r
r. ~ Wright, ITis1Eer released from custody.
No. 5l5L- llckimraie W. HORIZON, demurrer %
declar1tCu sustained. AtlOneys. W L. Anh1ose-
Charles Poe.
No. Sl2i. United states ex re- Newton IS Sc
resary q Interior; notion 20 strike 0lt traverse
granted. Attorneys. B. n. Warner. I'D. ".
Baker.
Assignments Tor April 10:
No rs sims vS Washington Railway and E1eo-
tric Company. Attorneys. r. =. BoEuing and a..
a. Bcry-J j. Darlington.
Nc 600 Morgan vs. Raltimo-e and OHIO Railroad
Company. Attorneys r ID Blacls-0ue-Hamilrou.
Colbert Ycrkes & Hamilton.
No i01-HarriSou vs. Winston. Attorneys. Dan.
Peyscr & Tayior-D. S. Mscsau.
40. IL Winston rs. Harrison Att0rue1s. d. S.
Mackall-Darr. PeyseT a Tayl0r
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Equity Court No. ?.
IrST1CF WRIGHT

No E755. Taylor ~ Wilkinson. auditors re-
port confirmed Attorneys. W L. Pollard and n.
y. Richardson.
No 2sl68 Playter rs. SNYDER % a.. examiner
appointed and directions for taxing deposition pge
confessc as 70 defendant Cue set aside. Attorneys
w. G. Cicphane-P. +. Lesh.
No $3.50. Kelchner Us. Kelchner et al: argued
and submitted. Attorneys. " g. Gsrdiner-Alez
Kilgore E. B. Calvert. ard ". q. Spates
No. 25G. sails e. al Constas e. al: in
junction dissolved Attorneys. c. r. Camsi-F Z.
Mitchell, Edwin Forrest and RslSton & Sddons
No assignmenL
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Dwight Anderson has sold the premises
172O P street northwest at $3.50. Il IS
four-story and cellar brick dwelling,
with solid whitestone front, contains ten
rooms. and modern bathroom. The
lot has 4 frontage Of 16 feet and a
depth Of 100 feet 70 rear alley. The
owner was Henry F. WOodard. and the
purchaser is Mrs. Annie c. Simon, who
will occupy the property as a home.
J. V. y. & T. p. Huyck. agents for
Or. J. ". Buikley. have sold his resi-
denCe in I street. near Connecticut ave-
nue. 70 DR.. II. H. Donnally The house,
which is one Of several erected by DR..
Bulkley, is OF red brick and brown
stone. three-stories and basement, having
a frontage Of y feet The lot is ia
feet deep 70 an alley. and is a portion
Of the original Corcoran estSte. It is
understood the price paid was $4,000.
WIIige. Gibbs & Daniel havs sold for
Mrs. Hannah F. King the two-story
brick dwelling AT SOS and SO twentieth
street. between r and F streets north
west. The houses have six rooms and
bath. and are under rental They cover
a lot SS feet front by a depth of 80 feet
10 a 30-fOOt alley. II is underBtood that
= $50 was paid for the properties. L IS
the purpose of the purchaser. Elliot S
Carpenter. 10 hold the premises as an
investment.
Boss q Phelps announce thn sale for
f. p Bruik of FIVE houses az 13 10 %
and IS 10 a Rhode Island avenue north
west Two OF the houses contain nine
rooms and bath and the other three con
tain six rooms and bath. The price OF
them all was S25.750. They were pur-
chased by individuals for homes.
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sixth streets-AIay T. speer e VIZ. AleI II. 70
Simon Oppenhencr lots and s. SQUARE Sl3 SO.
lngleside-M Regina Moore % William T. An
brose lot G. block T. So
Bciair Heights-Heury ID. Williams e. al. 20 Iaccb
Van " Olr7tf l9ts and z block T. S0G0
Columbia Heghts-Ers NJ Pay 20 Mlc1ael DoWd.
lot e hlock q Sl0
n street northeast between North Capitol and
First ssreets-Bsrhara n Graf % r. Holt
Easiey. original lots q Is. is y, and part 4.
square So. SO
D0bbsns Addition 20 Washingfon-HE-T Ward
nan et al % Kate II. Dunn. lot II. block
T. Sc
BrirttWood ParE-Eats H. Dunn % Harry Ward
nan and Thomas ?. Bones. lot = bl0ck a SO
i Feufon street uorfheast-John Nickol et uL- 20
Kalarine Y. Magee. Iot ~ square s.. SO
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Circuit Court No. 2.

Nc 5i1. Smith vs.. Capital Traction COMPANY.
di missed for want of prosecution. Attorneys-R R
~. ivev-R. r. Perry & Son and G. T. Dsinior.
Nc. 5sl4 Quiz rs Hume administrator: ad-
raroed fer trial and SCI FOR May g. Attorneys.
humc & snlliran-gefords & Nauck
No. 1911 Thomas vs. Capital Traction Company:
mCtiCn % set for trial denied. Attorneys Kin &
Astsor-R. r. Perry & Son AID G. r. Dunlop
&c. 5li75. Rosskan. Gerstlcy & Co. vs. Reuter-
motion fer security withdravn and molten 70 STRIKE
crt affidavit Ct merit oyerruled. AttoGnsys Leon
Totriner-Dau, Peyser & Taylor.
No 506s6 Rosenthal vs Heidenheiraer. de1nur-
rer sustained. Attorneys. Ambrose & smith-Ieon
TobrineI.
No 5l9S9. Kerper vs Washington. Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company; molten 10 strike
out plea granted Attorneys, Downing & Beny-
! Barbour MackAn
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WILL START GAS INQUIRY.

ChHmber OF Commerce COMMITTEES
Begins It's Hearings Tonight.
The committee on public utilities Of the
Washington Chamber OF Commerce viii
begin its inquiry into the operation.
finances. and product OF the local gas
companies tonight az the headquarters q
the Chamber The inquiry viii be carried
on through the summer. and a report will
be made 70 the Chamber. probably al the
November meeting OF that body The
meeting tonight will begin az S O'Clock
The committee charged with making
preparations for the national conference
upon city planning viii meet to-day AZ
the headquarters Of the Chamber AZ Il
O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Models OF the six United States war
ships, which have been on exhibition II
the corridors OF the Navy Department.
were removed 10 the navy yard yesre--
day. where they VIII be prepared for
shipment 20 Quito. Ecuador. The models
viii form part OF the United States ex-
hibit at the international exposition 10
De held IN that city next fau
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HURT AS CAR HITS WAGON.
Harvey Wright Receives Painful
Iniuries In the Collision.

injuries In the SotliSi"n-
While driving across the intersection OF
Thirteenth and Z streets northwest about
2.S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Harvey
Wright, forty-three years Old. Of 1919
street northwest, was struck by a car and
severely injured. The car collided with
the wagon, OVerturning II. and throwing
Wright 20 the ground.
He was treated by DR.. Lewis J. Battle
OF 800 Z street northwest. who found the
man suffering from injuries TO the scalr
and right leg. and severe shock Wright
was later removed 10 his home.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
strike Rich OIL Field

Suez, April 1s-It is stated that a syn
dicate which has been prospecting 80
miles south Of this place has struck an
OIL gusher which is giving out increasing
quantities daily, indicating large reserves
OF oil
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

No 2s4s2 In 70 George g. Rankin. receiver FIRST
National Rank. Niles. Mich; ssll remaining assets
Attorrcy F. W WietzeL
No Sis3 In 70 George e. Rankin. receiver Fidel-
iv National Bank. Cincinnati. Ohio; same. At
torney. same.
No 2Sasi. In re George C.. Rankin. receiver First
National Bark, Newport. Ky: same. Attorney.
same.
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JUSTICE ANDERSON
No rs In re extension n Seventh Franklin
ond Sixth streets southeast order directing payment
% Marie A. D. Madre.
No. SO. In re opening alley in square $50; mss
shal directed % summon jury.
No. sO9. In re opening alley in SQUIRE 225; sane
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignment FOR April 70. 1903:
No 1880 Gompers % AZ. vs. The Bucks Stove
and Range Company. Attorneys. j. n. Raiston-
Daniel Davenport.
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Equity suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. COS In re William II. sails; order appointing
receivers; bond, 8 o00
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Estate of Mrs. Dalv Goe. IN sop-

BY TIE viii Of Mrs Josephine Ezpura
DAILY. the singer. who died on April g.
her entire estate is left 70 her son. Nor
man ". DAILY. The washington Loan
and Trust Company IS named as exacu-
tor. The viii Is dated June q. 1893.
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ingtOn Herald. and bin VIII BE sent you
az I cent a word
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Bankrnptcy Petition.

No. $3.50 Isaac :. LINN vs. Edward Horne
certicrari- Defeudant's attorney. Nielsen Wilson.