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The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Connecticut Avenue TeTace-Fulton R. Gordon ct
ux to Herbert NJ. NOR lots Il and IS. square
1853. SlCl
20 Ninth street southeast-Sfinnie p. Bibbs to
Warren Il Eean. parts lots l and ?. square
Ranale Highlands-Roy Payne ct ux to Katie
shields lot ls block g. Sl5e
I.S Corooran street northwest William D. Owens
to Elsie 5. Owens. lo- l0S square 80. SO
as School STREET s0uthwest-V Virginia l. Br0adus 20
Richard A. Phillips ioL =. square 494. SO
Fortune Enlarged-Georgie A. Fraser 10 Hugh A.
Thrift, lot l. squars NS7 So
9os Seventh street northeast-CharIes y. Evans ct
~. to Florence V. O'Brien. lot IS. square So.
Connecticut AyeBss TeTaos-Fulton q. Gordon ct
w 20 Thomas A. largest. lots 70 and H.
square lS59 S22E.5o Same 20 John ". Keyes,
lots and = square 1853 s. 673
Seventh street between and 5 streets northwest
Edward T. Slanker 20 uT- 20 Bernard Schlos-
berg part original lot s square l9 SO
West Bloomingdale-Walter G. Mcclure 10 John y
Yawger permanent receiver Il the Metropolitan
Surety Company. lots 5 70 g. g. g. and g.
block l. lots J, J. 3. = 2. and 2. block 2
4l6S Ninth street northwest s72-767S Louisiana
avenue. 0l-3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
06Sl0-l2 Ninth street northwest; and s9s Mas
sachuSettS avenue n0rthwest-The General Clergy
Relief t1nd 70 Francis Z Dana. all interest
in original lot 2. square Es original lot l8
square fs0. lots 30 20 So. square ga, lot and
part lot :. square 81. $40
street. between TTcnty-hfth AID TWUnty-sixtil
streeIs northwest G street and virginia avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets southwest
90 Maryland avenue southwest and Second
street. between T and L streets southwest-Do-
mestiC and Foreign Missionary SOciety q Protes-
tant Episcopal Church Of United States 4
America et al. 70 John q. Allen an interest in
lots 2, 2. and 3. square n lots I5 I9 81. g.
and 49, square 3s4. lot Il. square 3s5. lot L.
square SOS. lot y and Il. square 70s lot 5.
square IA SO
42i. 425. and AS Ninth street northuest-Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society Of Protestant
Episcopal Church of United States Of Americs
20 John o. Allen. al interest IN original lot 3
square S7s. $40
AZ. f76. and IS Louisiana arenue-Same to same
all interest in original lot I6 square 90 SO
Clark street southwest-Singleton I. Cooper et uK.
n Annie Quinn. lots 81 and 50. square 59f SO
BrOokland-Laura Y. Carpenter st Tir. Fernando
A.. % Arthur A. Carpenter lot D. block
"a $40
Pleasant Plains-HRny B. Wilson and Harry
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Square l0l3-Jossph A. Herbert et u1 70 John G.
Weldon and George ". White. 70 secure b.
g. Beunett ESQ. 3 years 81 per cent semi
annually lOt s. same 10 sane % soClrc same
S606. years. 81 per cent. semi-anuually lOt
8. Sane 70 same. 10 seuirc same. 81 90
years, 81 per cent semi-aunually lot g.
Square Northeast az s5uare l0s5-Theudore N. Judd
90 ux % Frank A. Jones and J. Edward Lewis.
90 secure ". Scott Walker, 500, I year, 6 ger
cent, seini-snnuaIly. lot IS
Square S57-Sidney +. Jones % William r Edm0n-
ston and William II. Sanders. 20 secure John
J. Glover. so. years. per cent serniannnaIly.
par original lot l9
Square ES-Anne ". Wilson 10 Clarence p Rheem
and GeorEe +. SWETtzell 20 sezIre Walter r
Hensey. trustee El0o. I and 2 vrars per
cen;. sezni-annually. lot %.
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w.rdn,n to Rop,r E. Mocornask. .ot 6.

wardnEu to Robsrt E. Mccormick. .ot ss.
square zsss, SO.
street, between Third and Fourth streets north
east-Rebecca Alexander q al to Ebert Perry,
part original lot 6. square 775 SO.
Twcntyhrst and L streets nnrthvest-W- Wallacs
Chiswel and Harry A. Kite 70 Ray Barnett
lot S. square p SO
Bloomingdale-Lioyd A. Douglass trustee. 20 Agnes
q. sullivan. lot g. black II. $3.50.
Mount Pleasant-Paul Goodman et a. 70 Meta
Rauterberg. lots 4ss 20 500. SS77l.A
SecOnd street. bctucen d and 2 streets s0uthTest-
Thomas J. KEligan TO John T. Carroll. part lot
y, square 5l SO.
Hubbsrd's Addition 10 Belair Heghts-Winnifred r
Whelpey 20 Louise NJ d. CLARK, lot %, block
g. SO.
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest
John NJ. Davis et ux 90 Wilbur F. Nash. lots
Il 70 76. square 36S $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-B- Frsncs
Saul and James F. Shea. trustees. 10 Gamett
A. Smith. lot S. block Is, Ssoo-
30l2 Thirteenth street ncTthWest-Walter r. Hensey
surviving trustee. 70 Anne W. Wilson, lot 30,
square Es. s. DO.
Martha ". Goddard to Bates Warren, lot TO- block
Z 80
400 Thirteenth-azda-has street northwest-Catherne
Macc. et vr Frank et al % Eruestne +.
Terhinger. south half original lot Z, square 30.
So
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Assignments for to-day:
Special calendar. No. J. Garfield rs. United
States ex rel Van Ness. Attorney. J. W. Clements.
Regular call:
No. ISL. Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
et al rs. MacfaTland 20 al Attorneys, Leo SIM
monS-E- H. Thomas and J. r Smith
No. 1910 international Textbook Company vs.
District Of Columbia Attorneys, A. G. Bentley
F. II. Thomas.
No. lsss The New York Continental Jewell FL
tration Company W. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neyS. J. H. Harden-E- II. Thomas.
No 1852 Philadelphia Company vs. SecrptaFy Of
War Attorney. Morgan II. Beach
No. 1851. Mayer vs.. American Security and Trust
Company et a. Attorneys Brandenburg & Bran
denh1rg-W. +. Mattingy and ]. b. Larner
No. 1910. Gompcrs CT al rs. Tbs Bucks Stove
and Range Company Attorneys. ]. II. Ralston-
Daniel Davenport.
No 1891 Mfnnix Company rs. Smith & Bros.
Attorneys. f. b. Rhodes and Wilson & Barksdale-
H. W. Wheatley.
No 1922. Jaquette vs- Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. r. 2. Eyans-R R. Perry & Son and
G. T. Dunlop.
No 1876 LAmbie et al. vs.. Bigelow ct al. At
toneys. L. J. Mather-Leo Simmons.
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Probate Court.

Estate of Henry Thwnf0rdt; viii dated March =
1900 and petition for letters tcstamentary At
torneys Gull & Gull.
Estnte of Annie A. Dries; order admitting viii "a
probate aud record and letters teStamentary: bond
s. so. Attorneys. Archer & Smith.
Estate Of Eugene $. de Quesada; order granting
letters Of administration: bond. 500 Attorney.
{. l. Walton.
Estate Of Margaret A. Berry. order granting
letters testamentary; bond. $500. Attorney. Stuart
Mcnamara.
Estate q Jesse NJ. smith: petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. NJ J. Colbert
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Lawsuits.

No 5I5s5. William A. Wimsatt trading as John
son & Wimsatt. y. Henry Z. Dennison; Judgment.
Municipal Court. S2TT. Attorney. G. r. sullivan.
40 558 Julius LansburFh Furniture Company
vs.. Edward ]. Stellwagen: damages Sl.A5.8. At.
toneys. n. H. Hollander ard w c. Sullivan.
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JUSTICE ANDERSON


No. 9SJN. Connor jacobson; verdict. Att0r-
news. J. /. Cox-L. Tobriner and J. r. Shields
No. FCl0s Fitzgerald vs. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; motion for new trial fled At
tOTneys 7. Il. Hiard-ti. +. Hamilton
Assignment for to-day-Motions.
Assignment for April 5. 1909:
No. So Bernstein vs.. Carter Webster & Co
Attorneys N. Stearnan- Eugene 4. Jones
No. g. Bethel Riley. Attorneys. Levi H.
Darid-Joseph D. SulliVen-
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Equity Suits.

No. 2Si4o. Eichelberger rs. EicheIbcrFcr et al
divorce. Attorneys. Cole & Donaldson.
No. 2S4l. Ose Van Horn vs.. William c. Van
Horn; divorce meusa et thoro. Attorney. George
7. HaTell.
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Square 25s-Ernestine F. Tersingcr 20 james 2,
Hood and Firraan r. Homer 70 secure Cath
crime r. Mace and George ". ard Phillips n
BanviIe. S2D0 years. s per cent. senian
nually south halt original lot J.
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$500 each You buy house in Washington
Heights this extremely low price Very attractive roos
cellar covered porch tiled bath furnace heat about I2s feet
deep an alley An opportunity to'lOcate small outlay
this high-class neighborhood.
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$500 each New housesson Washington Heights 18th
and Columbia road North of Columbia road Hot-War heated
hardwood trimmed aays, covered porches The deco
and mantes expensive than ordinarily found
in $4,000 house Undoubtedly the complete and best
located low-prced house II Washington.
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Ocean steamships

New York ATril Arrived ont. Ia SOToie al
HaTre. Tsut0nic az Southampton
Sailed from foreign ports Ooeanic. fr1m QUeCns
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S4zso each. New houses in Mount Pleasant near 10th
street Two stories and cellar hotWter heat wide covered
poces front and gas and electric lights complete every
detail. Lots 20 by I35 feet
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Three stories rooms three bath stairways thor
oughy well constructed beautifully finished Lots by
a wide paved alley.
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S3o5o each Block Of houses the Heights Situated
Of the prominent torougares; covered poTches
beautiful mans costly decorations gas and electric lights
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5000 Near street Undoubtedly the most complete
treestory house in Washington for the price Similar houses
in sections not desirable selling for S725O Three stories
howater heat finished throughout qeed oak wide deep
rooms; covered porches Lots IS by wide alley
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INTHE BLOOMINepALE SECTION.

New houses North Capitol and streets erected BY
OF Washngtons reliable builders carefully finished hot
water heat tiled bath, Southern exposure Price each S65o
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Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


No 1925. District n Columbia rs. Georgetown
Gaslight Company. and
No 1906. District n Columbia rs Washington
Gaslight Company motion 10 take from jlry argued
and submitted. Attorneys r. II. Steuhens-R. X.
Perry. 2. H. GoldsbrOugh. and g. r. Dunlop.
No 1856. Hawks vs. Brown; bin Cf exceptions
presented and time 20 file extended Attorneys. A.
S. Worthingt0n Tucker & Kenyon and H. f. Davis.
Assignments for tO-day-AIotiOns:
Magrudsr ys Fellers. Attorneys. M0uton-Shea-
Belding HeibergT. Attorneys. X. W Wheat
ley-Birney & Woodard.
Smith Is. Capital Traction Conrany Attorneys
r. ". Ivey-PeTTy & Son and DrnioT
Rosenthal "a Heidenheimer. Attorneys. Ambrose
& SMITH. Tobriner-
Baker Warner. Attorneys. Fl. f. Davis and
T. J. HoEan-J. J. Darlington
Ashhy vs. leg Attorneys. Howsrd-Jefords q
Monitor.
hin vs.. Great Fails and Old Dominion Railway
Company. Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton & Cow. J.
Lambert
United states ex rel Phillips vs.. District Of Co
lumbia. Attorneys. Gardner & Hopewell-Thomas.
Assignments for April 5. 1879:
No. IS Bean City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. ". G. Gardiner and Z. n.
Hopewell-J. J. Darlington
No. go Shoemaker executor ". Weeden et a.
Attorneys Lambert & Yeatman-E. II. Thomas
No. ZlA Jackson. trustee. IS. Washington. Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Attorneys L. B. Slater-Marhury & GoSnell and
A. A. Hoehling. II.
No. Z6. Shellborn. r.. vs. Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys. J. Z. McNally and Edwin Forrest
r. r. Perry & Son and G. T. Dunlop.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
Ne. SIS IN re John Ridout: order confirming
sale
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S7o5o Near the Connecticut bridge Attractive
colonial homes. Ten andtwo bathss lots BY 40
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$3.50 each, Two houses just completed Of I6tt
Southern exposure Ten rooms hot-vate heat two stair
ways wide covered front purch attractive decorations About
the best value in the way Of house n northwest section
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CAPITOL HILL, Northeast AND SOUTHEAST

$3.50 each Very complete houses 7 street; hot
water heat hardwood trimmed polished floors attractive decora
tons open frepaces speaking tubes, goodzed lots $500
most desirable northwest the Union Station
-Four rooms deep on each floor; howater heat large cellar
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OIrn NethersoIe Is m

Olga NethersOle Is III.
Chicago. April L-Olga NetheTsole. the
actress. Is fighting against a nervous
breakdown. To-day she remained IN her
apartments in the Congress Hotel
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$3.50 each Beautiful houses on 18th street One Of
the best improved squares; very attractive Three stories
rooms hardwood floors expensive mantel hotater heat
ants stairway covered porcfes good-sized lot &c.
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Sz5o each Thoroughly well constructed houses on
,th street Two and cellar furnace heat porches
cabinet mantels, good-sized lots.
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On Rhode Island three stories hoaer heat
rooms Price reduced to $3.50.
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S775o each. Aboc of new houses just being completed on
the OF 18th and Lamont streets Three soTes
baths, howaer heat hardwood floors servants stairway
The decorations man and gas fixtures much
penve than any bought in similar priced house in this
section.
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Circuit Court No. I.


No. oo''a Armstrong vs Washington Terminal
Company; juror withdrawn Attorneys W. II. Hal
loFsy and HAYDEN Johuson-G. f. Hamilton
No. 4s5l. Connecticut Gene1al Life Insurance
Company rs White e. al bill Of exceptions sub
mitted ard order extending time % settle sane At
torneys, s. r. BoDd-McNein & Mcneil and 7. J.
Darlington.
Real Estate Company; and No. 5s54. Mcdonald rs.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ct al.
case continued for term.
Assignments for to-day-Aotions:
No L Finch vs. Souder- Attorneys. Simmons x
White-Balderston
No . Morris vs Metropolitan Surety Company.
Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
Douglass Sheriff.. and Darlington
No 3. On Pont de Nenours Powder Company "a
bhipley Atio-neys Wheatley-Hayden Iohuson-
No. 4 Saunders Is. Steven & Son Company. At
tCTneys. Tohrner & Nelmeyer- -Brney & WooSiard.
No 5. United States 20 Of Powers Regulator
Company, rs sanbCn Fl al Att0neyS Branden-
burg & BT1ndenbTg-AcKcnney & Flannery and
Fay
No s. Potter rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Mathews-H Hamilton, Colbert.
Yerkes & Hamilt0D.
No Z HammerSey IS. Martin. administrator.
Attorneys. Bailey-Duttnn.
No. g West vA United States. Attorneys Gas
kins-Uuited States attorney and Th0uss
No g Reynolds. administntor. vs. Wyuan. At
toneys. Sh.nn-White-
No. 10. McSfull,n vs. Fow!sT. administrator. At
torreys. -Balde7ston-
No Il. Metropolitan Coach Company " Robin
son. Attorneys Barnard & Johns1n- Emig
No T. Thomas De Winter. Attorneys. Syme
& Beller-1lazshaI
No. 3 Yispi rs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Downing & Bery-HaniltOn.
Colbert. YeTkes & Hamilton
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Criminal Court No. 1.
Criminal Court No. 2

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States rs. Arthur Martin: murder first
degree; impanens jury commenced. Attorney T.
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s3z7o each On Sd street. convenient the Capitol and
Union Station These houses very complete and attractive
VIII furnish tenants TO pay SIS month For homes invest
nlents they cannot be exceled.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

aI0AllE " hllAHa1.
No. E94 Stewart vs.. Stewart. r.. defendant
allowed % see children. Attorneys T. l. Gies-
MILAN g. Smith.
No I4l6 In estate Of John A. Brown, YER
dict declaring marriage Illegal. Attorneys, T Z.
JenordS Joseph Salomon. and J. T. Hunter-M
strasburger, B. II. Schwartz and R. o. Moon.
Assignments for to-day:
Notions
No - BChey vs. R0bey Attorneys. " J. Lam
ber.- Blankenship 4 Paladinf
No "a Carroll vs.. Carroll ATTORNEYS. ]. Med.
Carington-L. NJ King.
No II King Vs. Harrington Attornevs l. A
Bailey. ". Darr.
No. Is. Carriek vs. Carrick Attorney. F. L.
Gies.
No 20 Hin IS Hil. Attorneys. p. T. DcTse-
S. Y. Harden and II. l. Franc
No. ZZ Matthews IS. Matthews Attorneys, II.
b Moulton-Carrugton & Canington
No. rs. Spigel rs. Friedman. Attorney A. L.
Newmyer.
No. Is Sullivan vs. OLcary. Attorneys. Car
Isle Lackett- -Kimbau & Armstrong
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IUsTICE RARNARn-

No sl2, Steele vs.. Steele: reference 70 exam
ineT. Attorneys. Robinson Whtc-C. H. Syme.
No 25is. Wolf et al. vs.. Pollock et al order
Tor clerk % pay sun Attorneys. Birney a Wood
ard
No &ol2 Dilg rs. Allen: time 20 Tie transcript
on appeal extended Attorneys r. r. Wsnield.
H. S Duel. ard Wallace Green-Fairfax Bayari
and ". T. Ruckman.
Assignments for to-day:
Motions.
No %. Webel vs.. Lanaham. AttorneTs. W. Fl.
White-H. G. Kimbau.
No. 81. Thuston rs. Clark et a. Attorneys,
{. F. Diggs-H T. DAVIS.
No &3 TAYLOR ct al. Cunningham et al. At
torneys. P. NJ. Brown and C. ". Clagett-NfIlan
& Smith.
No Is. Call e. al. vs.. Treat et al. Attorney.
g. II. Lamar.
No, 81. GWydeT et al IS. Treat ct al. Attorneys.
Poe & Patrick-Archer 4 Platt
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On The HEIGHTS.

$500 each Very attractive dwellings, containing twelve
and bath rooms howater heat starways hard
wood trimmed gas and electric lights On OF the choicest
squares Of 18th These houses offered actual
cost The offers hemUhout any profit his object being
TO dispose OF his land
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new HOUSES.

NE OFFER FOR SALE THE F0LL0WIEe PRACTICALLY
NEW DWELLINGS, WELL LOCATED. The ARRANGE
MEET AND CONSTRUCTION ARE OF The VERY BEST.
THEY can BE PURCHASED on VERY EASY PAYMENTS.
APPLY FOR PARTICULARS AND ARRANGE FOR Us 70
SHOW THEM 70 YOU.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02

S25o each proposition that should interest any look
ino for modern weocated houses in the northeast section at
reasonable figure The houses constructed by gentleman
who builds few houses each year. but takes particular pains
build them well Two stories and cellar howaer heat covered
porches; lots 20 by 100
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
FATHER LEADS OLD
SON TO HOSPITAL
Have Common Failing, Look
Like Brothers; Scion Stabbed
in Forgotten Fray

OAKLAND, Aug. Introducing a
gray haired man as his son James, and
asserting wildly that James had been
stabbed. Tom Morris led the boy
unsteadily up the steps at the receiv-
ing hospital today and thickly de-
manded instant attention.
The pair appeared to be brothers, but
Tom Morris insisted that he was the
parent, and expressed constant solicit
tude lest the injury prove fatal and
deprive him Of his child.
Warden Emlay dia gnosed their COM
mon complaint g a falling for drink.
but more specific examination showed
that the boy" James had knife
wound under his right shoulder. which
had exposed rib. but done no further
damage.
James was unable to explain how it
happened, but was grateful to his
'fother" for his care. An investigation
of the occurrence is being made by the
police.
James Daley was arrested by the
police at 404 Fifth street on suspicion
of having stabbed Morris with his
pocket knife. The police assert that
the wounded man. his brother. Ton,
Morris. Tony Marshal and A O. Bern
got into drunken quarrel in the
house and in the fracas Daley used
mis- knife on James Morris
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
POSSE RUNS KNIFE
WIELDER TO EARTH
Sheriff Captures Desperate Who
Stabbed Fisherman After a
VOIIey of Pistol Shots
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

{
MARTINEZ. Aug. 3.-Volley after
voney Of revolver shots broke the still
ness of Martinez late last night, when
sherih's posse endeavored TO intercept
the fight OF Antonio Buccachi, who
was attempting to escape after having
stabbed a fisherman named Cardnelle.
The hunted man, seeing escape cut off
on all sides. jumped into the tules.
He was seen to jump from the wharf
and a volley of shots followed him as
he plunged into the water. After the
members of the posse had fairly bonn
bsrded the spot where he was last seen,
Deputy Sheriff Howard Veale observed
him crouching in the tules not two feet
away Thrusting his revolver into the
fugitive-s face, the officer forced him TO
submit to arrest
When Buccachi was forced out OF the
water il was discovered that the top OF
his hat ard his coat were riddled with
bullets. although none Of the missiles
penetrated the flesh.
Buccschis trouble with Cardnelle
started from 2 quarrel at the dinner
table Buccachi, flushed with wine. be-
came too rowdyish and when his COM
panion eadeavored TO check him drew
a dagger and stabbed him twice, cut
ting a large vein in CardnelIe's arm
and then slashing open the latter's
abdomen
A complaint against Buceachi was
sworn by George Baker. one of the
pursuers at whom the fleeing man had
lunEed with his knife as he ran past.
Cardnelle was taken TO the county hos
pitai ard IS in a precarious condition.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
WOMEN WILL HAVE
CAMPUS DORMITORY
College Hall TO Be Opened al
Beginning of State Uni
versity Course

BERKELEY, Aug. Miss Elise
Hewitt, formerly member OF the
faculty Of Miss Heads seminary OF
this city, has been named by Presi-
dent Wheeler as a member OF the sd-
visory board for the new woman's
dormitory, which viii open here for
the first time at the beginning of col
lese August &c. College hall as the
building is called, Will be the first stu
dent dormitory on the campus
According 20 the plans OF the uni
versity authorities. Mrs Harry Beal
Torrey. wife of the we'll known pro-
lessor Of zoology. who will be acting
dean this year in the place of Miss
Lucy Sprague. who is in Europe, will
also live at the dormitory. as will her
assistant Miss Maude Cleveland
Although college will not open for
a week. all the rooms in college hall
which stands near the entrance to the
university, have been enga ged. a ma
jority Of the applicants for them be-
ing freshmen women.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
WILL EXTEND ROAD
TO NORTHERN LINE
President Heron Promises Bet
ter Service for West Berke=
Ieyans in Sixth Street

BERKELEY. Aug. 3.-As the result
OF an interview with H ". de Leon,
a prominent resident OF West Berke-
ley. President z. A Heron OF the Oak
land traction company today gave as
surances that the proposed extension
Of the Sixth street road in West Berke-
ley from University avenue TO Gilman
street al the north city line would be
rushed to completion. This has been
hanging fire for some time. and there
is rejoicing in West Berkeley over the
proposed service.
The extension Of the Sixth street line
was proposed to the former hoard Of
trustees and. although petitions with
1000 names were secured. nothing
further was done in the matter.
De Leon visited President Heron this
morning and received assurances from
him that surveys for the new road eX-
tension would be made as soon as a
party OF engineers OF the company re-
turned from their vacation.
The extension of the line north viii
eliminate the proposed terminal OF the
Sixth street line at the Third street
station Of the West Berkeley Southern
Pacific line
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-04
SAN RAFAEL TRUSTEES
MOVE AGAINST GAMBLERS
Town Marshal Ordered to Close
WiIde's Solo Game
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 3.-At a meeting
of the town trustees last night Trustee
James Begley informed the board that
he had received communicat ton that a
German game of chance. solo. was being
played at the Grand Central hotel, OF
which r. F. Wilde is proprietor. Town
Marshal John Healy was instructed TO
investigate. 8. NJ. Augustine, foreman
OF the last grand jury, under whose di-
rection gambling was investigated at
the last session of that body, declared
his intention of filing a complaint
against Wilde if immediate action was
not taken by the town marshal.
Mayor NJ J. Pedrotti assured Angus
tine that the marshal would do his duty
and instructed the clerk of the board to
notify all saloons and hotels that the
ordinance regarding gambling would be
strictly enforced.
The trustees also passed the or
dinance providing for the mana cement
of the local fire department by the
municipality, and the following officers
were elected: Daniel Schneider, fire
chief; P. y. Henry Petersen, first en-
gineer; Joseph Hart. second engineer
James T. Redmond. secretary. The board
also voted to purchase 1900 feet of fire
hose and 70 install some new apparatus
and repair the old.