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The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
DYING OF HYDROPHoBIA.
Frederick County Man Develops Dis
ease After Being Bitten.

Middletown- Nd May 21--J0seph Plan
nagan- abOu; forty years old. OF Knox
vile, this valley. formerly Of MiddIetORn.
is dying al his home OF hydrophobia.
which developed last Tuesday night.
Six weeks ago Mr. Flanagan was bit
ten by MS dog He killed the animal at
once. but did not tell any one that he had
been bitten until the disease DEVELOPED.
Since then Mr. Flanagan has been
growing worse. Yesterday and to-day he
barked and vhined Ike a dog at times.
and moved around on his hands and feet
begging FOR water. The physician in at
tendance says there is no hope OF his
recovery. and that death may ensue al
any time The man is being carefully
guarded Some years ago he conducted a
hotel here, where he married Miss Annie
Niemeyer. sister Of Town Register Charles
Z. NiemeyeT.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
NrInaiHhI LUurI NO. =.
IrSTICE ANDERSON.

Crited States Is Flemming Whitby. rosbery and
attempt; sentcDegd % Peritentiary fer SIX years
United States vs.. James Adams; househzeakinr
sentenced 90 SIX months N Torxhoase
United States IS Thomas B. DAILY murder in
Secord degree plea not guilty
United States rs James Ingram; smbezziement
plea not guilty.
United states Augustus Wright; violating
section $50. r. 5 L. :. pleads guilty: sentenced
to eighteen months N penitenfisTy.
United States IS. John C. Nelson: violating sec
ton COS q code. plea not guilty.
United states vs.. Fred Moore; assault with
Dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
United States IS Fred MOore; rO65eTy; plea
rot guilty.
Unitcd States * RAYMOND L. Co-bin: house
breaking and larceny: Plea guilty; sentenced 70
pcuifsrtisry fo- six months
United States Is. same; ro55ery: plea guilty
seatenee Suspended
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
TRADE CONTINUES QUIET.
Net Much Change L. shown in Viz
Einia Business Conditions.

spee4sl % The Wsshinszsu Herald
Richmond. Va. May 2f.-Brads1reets
to-mOrrOw VIII say for Richmond and
vicinity.
Trade IN practically all staple lines
continues quiet Dry goods. clothing.
and kindred lines are at a between-sea-
son dullEess. and filling-in orders are not
up 20 the average. Dry weather pre-
walls throughout the district Wheat.
corn. tobacco. and early vegetables are
badly IN need OF rain. Retail trade IN
seasOus5le goods has been slightly IN
excess Of the spring Of 1908 but no: I'D
10 an average OF recent previous years.
sales OF agricultural fertilizers through
out the district, and a majority Of the
South. are in excess Of any previous yea.
Builders supplies continue active. Col
lections are slow
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
TUNNEL CAVES In,
TRAIN IS CAUGHT
Engine and Three Cars Are
Buried Near ElkinS.
TRAINMEN ARE INJURED
Durbin Branch Tunnel Gives Way
a. Train Enters It-Psssenger
Coaches Escape Avalanche Of De-
bFis-Oceupsnta Are shaken Up By
Suddea stepping Of Train.
SPECIAL 70 he Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % he Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, May sI.-The passen-
ser train on the Western Maryland Rail-
road. due in Cumberland al o'clock TO-
night, was eauEh; by cavern In the FIRST
tunnel, on the Durbin branch. four miles
west Of Elkins. this afternoon. The
engine. tender. combination mail. baggage
and express car were buried under tie
avalanche Of debris, which carried with
IL the framework and timbers.
c. ? wenrieh. engineer. OF Cumberland.
uho boards at ElkinS. and Fireman Basil
q Elkins. it was thought at first, were
killed
After the engine was reached BY the
rescuers Il vas found that the occupants
were injured. but not seriously. The
roof Of the combination car was crushed
in, but the mail messenger and the eaR-
sage and express agent succeeded in
crawling out from under the debris.
The train was running about fifteen
miles an hour. and the sudden stop threw
the passengers from their seats. none Of
whom were seriously injured
Two passenger cars were pulled out
tfIe vest elQ OF tH7 kIhiFiI afsQ sitS P0s-
senseTs were transferred 10 a train sent
oct from Elkins Il will likely take until
Sunday 70 clear away the debris.
The engine coliided with q large rock
about the center OF the Bowden tunnel,
end left the track. the collision causing
tons OF timber and slate 10 fall. buTying
the locomotive The passengers were
threatened with suffocation.
Engineer Charles We1rich and Fire
man Martin Bash were kept prisoners in
their cab for an hour They both, how
ever. managed 20 dig their way out from
beneath the mass Of earth and emerged
from hole hardly sufficient 10 admit the
Passage OF a human body.
When the engine left the track Il tore
d gap twenty feet deep in the side Of the
tunnel, 50 blocking IL that il will Be iTu-
possible 70 move traffic before Monday
OF Tuesday.
The fact that the Bovden tunnel is lined
with timber alone Is regarded as being
responsible for the seriousness OF the acci-
dent
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
PRAYERS FOR MISSIONARIES
Virginians Are on Trial In Congo
Free State.
Charged with slanderinE Belgian
Government While LecturinE
in America
suri,I me Wasbinr-nD H,nld.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. May H.-Keen interest
is felt here in the fate Of DIT William
Morrison and William Sheppard Ameri-
can missionaries. whose trials opened in
Leopoldville. Congo Free state. this
week. on charges preferred by the rub
Der trust. The men are accused Of sian
dering officials connected with the Bel
gan government Special prayers were
offered in the Virginia Presbyterian
Church this week in behalf OF the pris-
Oners-
Dr. Morrison. who Is white, comes
from Lexington. Va Sheppard. who is
colOred, is from Waynesboro, Va He
vac educated at Tuskegee Fifteen years
ago he was sent out with Dr. Lapsley.
q Alabama. as the two first missionaries
OF the Southern Foreign Mission Board.
They joUrneyed inland a thousand miles.
travelling all the way on foot. and al
though knowing nothing Of the people or
their language. they made many con-
verts by means OF object lessons.
DIT. Lapsley died three months sitter az
rival fl Africa, and during the three
years following Sheppard conducted the
work alone. On the way home for his
first visit Dr. Sheppard was dined at
Windsor Castle By Queen Victoria. and
was made q member OF the Royal Geo
graphical Society. He married Lucy
CAN'T, Of Alabama. His wife Is now with
him. There are two children VINO are
cared for by SheppaTd's sister, Eva J.
Anderson. OF StsuntOn. Va
The alleged SANDER Was committed IN
England and America. three years ago.
while the missionaries were on a lecture
tour Dr. Morrison was che particular
offender He told graphically OF the tor
ture 10 which th5 natives Of the Congo
we're subjected BY officials under King
Leopold Dr. Morrison showed many
photographs Of MANNED men. women, and
children
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Seventh and " streets s0uthezst-Anf0l Zechte q
TX. % John A. Kraft. lot G. SQUARE 81 SO.
Seventh and 81 streets southeast-Same 10 sane.
Ict S. Sluarr 81 SIC
z street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
southwest-W William " GeozEes 20 Isaac Seu-
man. %: g. square 81. Sc
81 Maryland avenue ncrtheasi-D Ohm Leech et
10 Robert p. Bacon. l0t =. square 81. SO
Thirteenth street between & and H streets north
eas;-AieIandsr H. :. Lark q TX. 70 Robert S.
Galley. l9t iei square loz7 So
City View HeigiIts-Henrv II. Gifry. trustee e TX.
n Mar " F0rbes. lot p block 49, SO.
Aisdlson street norshwest-James r. ElleTsou e
ux. % Sarah 2 Dillow iet ss2 s4r.zrs IS SO
La street northeast sS Twelfth street northeast
George ". Bowles e ux % Sylvester and Mar
Esret MUMMY. lots l3s and IA square ssI SO.
ID fourteenth street noEthTes,-Niirsan T. CALI
her e ~ 10 Harry T RosenheiE. lot s..
SQUARE Zs. SO
Y STREET befween Thirty-second and Thiry-third
streets norehwest-9isllen O. Hooker and John
F. Collins. Trustees 70 Edward 2. flanagan.
pzrt squars ms SO
Seventh snd ? streets uortbeast-Frsd L. Norway
- TX 20 Man 2. Tipton. To- q. sgaare So 50.
Thirtieth street. between T and L streets north
weSi-Herbert T. Shannon srd Merton J. Luchs.
trustees. 70 Edward n Dulin. lots g, 9. and
y SQUARE I1a SO
jefferson street. northwest between 7 snd n streets
-EGward u. Duiin e TX. % HerbeT1 7. Shan
non and Morton !. L1chs. PARTS lots s.. IS. and
.. square llss, Sc.
NgT YORK aFenue. between North Carital and First
streets uortheasf-BenaTd H. Suifh 20 tx 20
Margaret Conne1 l0t p square So Sc
Peters Mil Sest-Louise : Nich-is % Thomas 4
Johnson. par1. aSa
Dohsin's Addition-Frsncis A. Blurdon q TX 20
James 5. T0phsm. lcf g sluars p Sc
rs Walisch plac--Sophie W CC-dict 20 AIberr J.
Bevsriy. Iot u. square -. SC
Addition % Il DToit Psrk-Hermsn z Hovcn-
stein e III. 70 joseph C. Sheehy. lot s. block
a sc
X Sirest between Tventy-a-s. and Trsntv-secon5
streets ncTtlVest-Anna p HOPKINS e. Jerome
Chase. par ORIGINAL IT, square - ST.
- Fcsrth street northcsst-Sallic r Pirke7ron
l-t . sluEr 81 So
Washington Heizhts-segiIle Apartment House Con
psuy 70 Agnes N Durcsn. lots u and 3
square 5s5s. Sla
ISoe street uoTthHesi-Wiliizm r Esanouston
ard " Spencer Arnstr1uS. Trustee 70 Union
Tr-Is; Company, trustee. psrt lot a. s7gsre IL
Size
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAuGH


Ne. r5s5. HAWKS =. Brown; tine 20 hie trans
cTiuc extended Attorneys A : Worthington-
Tucker & Kenyon
No. 1851. RusseI Is Washington Pos Company
Continued for term
No. sls42 Saddy IS Carried: Demurrer 70 answer
O7cTrllei. Attorneys. G. F. HaTeIl-Baker &
Clements
Nc. aE7. National Metropolitan Bank Is. Robin
tcT1eys Rzls.uu Sdduns Richardson and ] J.
nsT,inEtou-F 5 Brigbt.
No. 5ls3& National Metropolitan Bank - Adams;
sane Tor S9n- ATTORNEYS. Balston, Siddons &
Richsrdsou-
Nc 5lS5 B7oEzn - Washington Railway and
EScctric Company; motion for Judgment withdrawn
and motion for biu q particulars overTuled AttoC-
8eys L. A. BAILEY. ]. Darlington.
No. ISL. No7Tis - SOuTse; motion foE new
trisl fled ATTORNEYS. z. y. Hopewell-L. P. Har-
Iow and 2 p. Taylor.
Assignments for MAY =.
No so. No-zsn rs baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
COMPANY Attorneys. Cuttings & Chamberiin and
F y. Blackstone Hamilton. Colbert, IeTkss &
Hamilton.
No - Barnes - Washington Terminal Con-
pQny e al. Attorneys Wilson 4 BarksdsIe-Georse
E. Hamilton and c. J. Murphy.
No. 30 Dore rs. CAPITAL Traction Company. At
torasys. Bslderson-Perry * Sen and Dunlop.
No. g-6 Bowen IS Dobbins- Attc-neys c s
Shrsye. 1T c. Bradley.
No. "a McClosksy ~ Fuller Company. Attos-
neys. Hayden-Duvsll. Mckinney & Flannery.
Va. ISS Lawrence Goodacrs. Attorneys
M0zllton-Keans.
No. 70. American Fruit Product Company IS
semmes- Kelly Company. Attorneys, Hamilton. Col
heT1. Ysrkes Hsmiit0n-DOuEias Baker Sher-
rin
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
THROWS SELF BEFORE TRAIN.
Wealthy Prince William Man Killed
Near Woodbridge.

oI+lIaI u II " ltIlII sIT1I HtTslI-
Manassas. Va. May H.-By throwing
himself IN front OF a Washington and
Southern train near woodbridge, William
Metzger. one OF the wealthiest men OF
Prince William County. ended his life
to-day. Metzgo was between sixty and
seventy years old. He leaves his wife
No cause for the aged mans act can
be learned He was a man in good cir
cumstances and had no financial OF do
nestle troubles. 50 far as known. TO cause
him 70 end his life.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Equity Court No. L.

dtcttlE hAhEAtsD-
No 2s0s2 Mackan e al. Mackan et al; sale
ratified. Sc. Attorneys d. s. MAckall-H. S
Matthews and " A. Johnston.
No ZS50. Robinson ". EeEstt Ct al. reference
10 examiner. Attorneys. RalssOn & siddons-P. ].
Ryan.
No E7a Ains~o-th e al - Love e. a.; order
ra,ifyinz trustees report Attorneys Ia RObinsou-
Blair Thon
No Es7s schick v. YoeEieT; order mis-. Att0T-
neys. C. II Bauman--I. y Saunders.
No ISIS Pitoock ". Pitcock; divorce granted
Attorneys " A. Iohnsfcn-G. r. Calvert
No III. Hawkins p al - TTibhey. order lin
itiug zine Attorneys. Stewart. Collins & HemanS-
n. Boyd.
In " tIunacyl Msr,bs A. GHiiland; order slb-
stituting trustee bond 500
No nj Orerhoit IS Matthews r. al; order
oyerriling demurrer Attorneys. W. II. Lamsr-C.
A. keizwin
No. 2ss5. GREY ~ Potomac Building and Loan
Association: order grautinE time 70 pay note At
tCrueys. J. H. stsVart-T p Meyers
No. zoo A. ;. & 7. Co IS. Chew Ct al. order
substituting trustee Attorneys. Nathan wilson,.
l. siddons. c. c Tucker, L. II. David. and L. :.
HuidekoTer
No S7E RenGnEer vs. Gleeson; distribution CT
dered. Attorneys. Hanlilton. Colbert hamilton
Mcnamara HuidekcpeT and Burfe.
Ne. 358 Harris Auto Pres Company ~
Peltcr Print Press Company; argued and sub
mittcd. Attorneys J. y. MctiHl-F. B. Brock.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
NORFOLK SCHOONER ASHORE.
The Mary Adelaide Randall l. Car
ryfnK Cargo OF Coal.

New London, Conn, May 1.-The four
masted schooner Mary Adelaide Randall
bound from Norfolk. Va. 10 this port.
With a cargo OF coal. IS ashore at the
mouth Of the haTbor. and Is pounding
heavily on the rocks Wrecking crews
surround the vessel and an effort viii be
made 10 pull her on The ship is one
o. the largest that visits this port, being
IQs feet in length She ran ashore in the
early hours OF the morning. while en-
6eavorinR 20 make The harbor
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

ux- 70 z. P H7Te1sseia and John c. Athz-s
tou. - seous James 7. Ho1szsteiu. s.. 50 I 70
, months PER cent, sezi-snusSily ID s..
hlcex L
SquzTe I517-(SeOrge o Berger p u 20 WsIssr h
Wick and GeorEs F.. HzzS 20 sec7rs I,o1iSz
Wcsrner. GSN. years. ) pr oent seui-zos
uuzllv. lct =
Squzrs lS9-Ahzh 6 Wilkinson e uz- @ Niltn- e
kiles aDi Wiilisn J. Flatbe- % sscrs John
u. Jones. St.0e, yssz. pI oRt- Emz1~
=uzily. lc- &C.
Square Ss5-Srznnz Z Moran e. vfr John Z.
10 William J. Flz1he- and EInE Z REnsy nU
secure John u. Jones. szs1 yszTs pET
eszt, >szfsurrsIiy. pe-t o-5s1Gsi lot %
square N5-lsry Han e VI. lanes r. % VII
i'm z ELnonSOu and Louis R Peak. &C -
cure Charles { Marsh. $3.50. : ys&-s. ; per
cent. se1i-anngafT. lot 3
washington Hei-htS-Ths Seville AuzrtusnI H1so
Company 20 A. 81. McISchien znd E. ?. ResS.
70 securs George D. Far, s5.1o. on Jz1s /.
Eia and monthly. ard pei osut, seni&s-
nrsIly. Ioss L and $. block z5s-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

TIE German American Fire Insurance Co-npany
$50. yozrs. per cent ssu.i snurslly- 1T -.
=Y-ss-e g sane % Herrv 2 Mooney and Her
mann 4 BefgnGuD - seI-re FrzEcls i HIM
DOR SEa : - g moths. . ~ cent sane
lad.
S1ua--s 81 81. south q SIS snd north q 81
Mason y Richsrdson e % American s.
c-1rity and Tr-st Company. - ssc,re NztiG-sl
SavinEs and Trust Company. S7.e0. years. ;
~ cent ssu7i-sr-nuslly. lots 2 ard . and ps-t
ist 3 square ~ lots Is q . and s.. squs-s
So part original lot g. sguErs south Of square
5is. lots and :. SlUsTr u0Trh & SQUARE ..
Square .s7-Alaer1 :. Beverly e TX. % George 7.
Wo-thiugton ard Geo--s Y Worthinsson, =.
% se-1re Sophia " C01lil1. 800. years.
rsr cert sCni-annualiT. i0- =. SAM 70 sane.
20 securs sane. SO. % . months. s PEI
cent sensi-suuuallv. ict -
Square 755-Wiilie Weinberg p uT- 20 Ernest l.
Scamidt and GeorEe NJ. Ennsrich. 20 secure
German-Ane.iczu Buil6izs Association. S.se,
Ios q
Addition 70 lie DrOit Psrk-Iosepd c Sheehy e
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. Nay H.-Judge Kee-
dy stated to-day he would likely recon
vene the grand jury next week for the
purpose Of having a speedy trial in the
case Of George Gross. the negro who
yesterday murdered Horace Holmes COL
ored. IN this city. Il developed TO-DAY
that Holmes. whose home was at White
Post Va, followed tie business o. sell
ing cocaine and other kinds Of dope 70
coicred people IN towns along the Nor
folk and Western Railway. his opera-
tons extending from Haserstozn 10 In
raw. Va. A supply OF drugs was found
IN hts possession Gross was drunk las,
nIxh. when he killed Holmes When he
sobered I'D to-day he expressed hone
h would not hang for the crime al
Though he still insists that ne acted in
self-defense.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Rousn Lead In Corn.
- . q WashinEtna He-ald.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald.
Salisbury. " c.. May 1.-THE report
OF J. s Hall. special agent % the de-
psrtment Of agriculture for North Caro-
Ina, located in Rowan County, shows
that Rowan leads al counties in this
State where the farmers cooperative
demonstration work has been carried on
FoTty-eight farms in Rowan have been
tested as TO the yield Of various prod
Ucts The average yield Of corn per
acre was forty-seven bushels at an aver
age cost, exclusive OF cost Of land. OF
y cents per bIshel The banner was
taken By S. A Dean, who produced 100
bushels Of corn per acre
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
o,h soIaicr propr nead.

Special - Tie Washington Herald.
LynchSurE. Va. May IA man about
seventy years Of age dropped dead to-
night az the main entrance 10 the union
depot. From papers in his pocket. il was
believed his name was Thomas McCann,
end that he was an inmate Of the
soldiers home. at Johnson City. Tenn.
for which place he had a ticket in his
pocket The coroner took charge OF the
remains.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Criminal Court No. I.
uSTTCF G0TTn

United States IS. Nathaniel r. Breckenridge;
false prefenses- bench warrant issued
United states - William Jones: murder IN So
ord degree. verdict not guilty. Attorneys, Wells
Hoover & Wells
United States . John " " Stewart. violating
section 5i4 R. < [. s. sentenced to penitentiary
for eighteen months and fined SO
United States RAYMOND Harrison: gard
larceny: sentencs suspended.
United States vs.. Howard Sargent: assault 10
rape. sentence 70 four years IN psnitentiary.
United States =. Eugene Askius and Samuel
Osbcrne: HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. sentenced to
pcnitcntizry fCr one year and one day-
United States u William NJ Jackson: canal
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Circuit Court No. L.
ITsTICE sTAFFnRn.

Ne. fsS3 R0ndineIs Southern Railway Com
psny; order 70 rstuTn deposit for costs Attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon-Hsmiltos, Celbert, Yerkss &
Hamilton.
No- sas51 Rucker hdninistrator. rs. lockwood
notion 20 strike approval q bond and dismiss sp-
zeal oTeErIied. Attorneys. Poe a Putnans-w. n.
Robson.
No. Esos Miller ". Cspifal Traction Compsnr
morion fcr 'csve % amend decarztion granted At
to-neys Seman & Lerch-R r. Pery & son and
. 7. Dunlop
No. 5oas ssam vs. White. demurrer 70 5sclarz-
ton overruied Attorneys Collins. Clark Gaskins
ID. ". Baker
No. a0sl Tinted states to ne Porers Rsgllato-
Company Is. SauhCl O. a.. leave 20 amend decia-
raficn granted Attorneys. Braudenburg and Bran
deHbuTg- McKmnev s Flaunery and J. e. Fay.
Nc. 5l3St Pratt-kIrk CCuIaEy - Peoples; NO
f.0n ts dismiss oyeruied e. Attorneys. A. B.
nrysu. -r-Rslstou Sidions & Richardson.
N. 5l56i Ilqror Dealers supply Cotarary -.
Reuter- motion % strike or granted mosiCn fer
5iSment granted leave granted 20 ale declaration.
Attorneys. l. II. DaTid-Darr. PsTssr & TsTor.
NJ. s3ai. jordan vs. Lsndrum. dculgsTrs %
pleas e~er-ilsd- L. Atte-aevs Haekett * Tuck
e-msn-I. J. Heuuhin.
No Ga Kinds - Cos.instt notion To- rev
trial ove-T1ied and rlfEneut on verdict ArtoT-
ness Rensey Mot1y-Prnnehakcr. CaHlsi q
No ssSL Cheshire IS. Anscoe;ia and Potomsc
Railway C0npanJ- motion fu- sccI-iiy f0r c0sis
eEsET-iisd Attorueys. Charles Bendhein-J. J.
Darlington.
No. fsI-S WzEer rs Warner ~ al: order for
extending time % settle bah = exoeptieus- Az
tcruezs, Tgcker & Keuyou-tittinEs & Chanbsrialn
VI. 1874 HerDdcn Milling Company Is. Lewis.
motion fof new trisl overraIed and Judgment On
veUiier. AuGueys r. A. FoTi-E h. Jsckson.
Ass Eumcuts for May =.
Ne isi Bianton Washington Railway and
Elecrrc Company Attorneys. v5s-Darlinzron-
Nc. S7Sl tioidhTrE Ameuczn Ice COMPANY
At-o-ness. S1eaunan-HroFer.
Nc SIS Cheshire - AEacos'ia and Potomac
Railway Comgauy- Attorneys, BendhsiIn-D0uslas
a Hover.
Nc. 5s5 Rinehsrt - Chesapeake ard Ohio Rail
Vsy COMPANY Atto-neys. PsTry-Hsmiltou & Col
b.rt-
NJ, 81 Alest-Rass Company - Williamson &
Libbey Lumber CO. Attorneys. Rid0ut-Pradg x
Wilson.
Nc. 50 Nlas-pler Vs. L=;teren e a. At=or-
usys Rals-ou & Sii6ons and Observation-Disclosures.
ColtsTr. YrTkcs Il Hamilton.
N. 90 Abert vs. Eusbe & Go. Attorneys.
P.-ry & S0n-W0rthinz1ou & FraiIs-
No So Smith. executor. vs.. Philadelphia Bal
ffmcrr and Washington Railroad Compau-- AttCr-
ne7s- GiVrinEs & Shields-1i ckenney & Flauney.
No. So. Han Capital Traction Company. At
tones TObrner-Perry & Scr
Nc. 81 Nic0lsi sdministratGT - Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company. A.
tones McNeiu 4 David-McKenuey < Palmer.
N. sq-- Wadre No-rich Union Fire Insurance
sociery- Attorneys RiClaU1s-B2ker and Sheeihy &
HoEzr.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

when Negroes seIse Deputy, Officer
saves Him.

Nashville. Tenn, May q - Constants
Werner Lee this afternoon shot and In
SANITY killed three negroes at Big Rock.
Stewart County. Tenn The negroes had
interfered with the arrest Of Ed. Howell,
FOR whom the constable had a warrant on
some minor offense- The constable vas
accompanied by a deputy.
When they attempted to arrest Howell
the three other negroes Of the Howell
family seized the deputy, dissrmed him,
and carried him out OF the house. At
this instant Lee opened fire. killing all
three instantly He then succeeded in ar
resting Ed. Howell.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Drink Of Whi.kx Kills.

oIEll-a- % nc " asllllEIlIl ftId-l-
Huntington. ". Va, May I-Claude
Turner. a prominent oil man Of Crit
fthsville, is dead as result OF taking
two drinks OF whisky from the bottle
OF q friend in a hotel there The whisky
was bought from a bo0tlegger, for whom
the officers are searching. II is believed
that the liquor contained poison. as the
other man, who took but one small
drink. was III for over an hour.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Ennitsburg. Nd. May 1.-The i0ist
commencement exercises o. Mount s.,
xsry's College viii be held June i4-Is.
The programme Is as follows: June IA.
=. m. solemn mass. for deceased stu
dents and benefactors: June Is, a. m.
ordinstioE TO the priesthood. Right Rev.
Edw. P Allen. D. D. Bishop Of Mobile.
oncistng; contest II elocUtion by The
students Of the collegiate department. s
:. NJ. June IS, a n, commencement
exercises Of the college, Cardinal Gibbons
pFesiding.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Girls Fight Fire.

Hagerstovn. Nd. May IA half dozen
young women, picnicking in TIE woods al
the foot Of the mountain. below Psn-Mar.
became heroines in the eyes OF the resi-
dents OF that section by helping 10 save
n" property Of B. R. BaElup from de-
struotion by FIRE. With their hats the
young ladies dipped Up water from a run
and threw Il On the flames.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
ADVICE To CADETS AND
MIDDTES.

The Arbiter this week received an
urgent request 10 devote his column
to suggestions TO the young men
who will within a week or two leave
the Military Academy at West Point
for army life, and 70 those who are
now preparing 10 depart from An
napolis, after having finished the
course in the Naval Academy. a
frank letter is frankly answered.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
DISTRICT COURTS.
Conrf ofAnneaIs.


Present: TIE CHIEF Justice. Mr. Justice Rooo.
and Mr.. Justice Van OTsisil.
No so. woo5bridse = Winship; argument cora-
ncrced By 1Er. A. B. stOugaton for appellant. ON
tinued b. Mr.. r. \. Kenyon for apTeilee. and ON
ch7ded by M A. B. stoEghton.
No 3nL United States * rel. AiSoD PROOFS
Company rs. Secretary Of Agriculture. argument
commenced by M B. s Elliott fr appellant.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
The shorter sketches which viii
THE NEW BABY.

4 delightful article in Edwin L.
Ssbin's best vein. Dir. Sabin writes
with unusual interest OF topics like
these, and he has put into this par
ticular sketch a rare quality Of both
humor and pathos-such as made his
When You Were a Boy" stories IA
nous several years ago
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
DAILY COURT RECORD
friday May Fl,
fFriday, May FL, 1920
Probate Co=rs,
..-.-.- -...-

Estate q Catherine c. B-z6ieT; order to sell
stock Attorneys Worihington. Head & Frsilsy.
Estate n Elizabeth Bond, cider setting Tial for
Nay q. 1903 Attorneys HuEaes & Gray.
Estate q George r. Sheriff: order granting let
tcrs Of administration; bond, sIooe. Attorney,
r ". Bramhsu
Estate Il Sidney y. Douglas; order granting let
ters festsmenfaTy; bond. Si5.o8. Attorney. Frank
SfetsOn
Estate Of JOSEPH zsE0Eftz; wiz dated November
So 1908. fled