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Evening star., 1909-05-16
SeabOard Air Lime Py.

TICKET OFFICE, 1927 PENNA. AVE.
NOTICE.-Following schedule not guaranteed.
9:O5 AM DAILY FLORIDA Fast Maii''
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savan-
nah and Jacksonville. Through sleepers WASH
inston TO Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars.
7:2D PM. DAILY-'Year Round Limited"
Coaches and Pullman 10 Savannah and Jackson
VILE and jacksonville to lamps. Also Atlanta,
Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
G. z. PHILLIPS. District Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Delicious Homemade Pies. 2oc

Boards for Sheathing, $1.75 Per 100
IT. Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
MARYLAND. DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA
RAILWAY CO.

MARYLAND. DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA
RAILWAY co.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY Is.
Steamers leave Washington every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday at pm. for river
landings and Baltimore, arriving at Baltimore
early Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings.
Returning, leave Baltimore Pier No. 3, Light ST..
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday at Pm.
arriving in Washington early Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday mornings. All river freight must
be prepaid. Passenger accommoda ttons strictly
frst-class. Electrically lighted and cuisine per-
feet.
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents.
Telephone Main 745. 7th st. Wharf,
my14-tf,20
POTOMAC CHESAPEAKE STEAMBOAT
COMPANY,
EIGHTH STREET WHARF.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH q. 1909.
Steamers Leave Washington. ID. o.
SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY at
am. for landings as far AZ COLONIAL BEACH.
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY at 4 pm. for
HAMS POINT including the Upper Machodoo
and those in Nomini creek.
SATURDAY at am. for landings as far a.
NOMINI. including Upper Machodoc creek. Mat
tox creek and Wicomico river landings.
Schedule subject to tide and weather ana to
change without notice.
For detailed Information. call Phone Main 1912.
w. B. EMMERT. Vice President and Geni.
mv2-tf w. F. CARNE IT,. Genl Agent.
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SHERIFF SALE.
State OF Louisiana. Parish of Grant
thirteenth Judicial District
COurt Nh


State OF Louisiana. Parish of Grant
Thirteenth judicial Distrlc
Court. No. -.
thompson Richie Grocery Companv
vs.. Bnckner Bros. Co. Ltd.
BY virtue of a writ of seizure snt,
Gale issued out OF the honorable 1871,
indiclai District Court and to me dj-
rectcd IN the above numbered and
entitled suit have seized and will
oifer Tor sale at the store of BuckDer
Bros. Co. Ltd. in the town OF Varda
La. between the hours prescribed by
law. on
SATURDAY. MAY Is. 1909.
the following described property
seized rs the property of the defend
ants, tO-wif:
All the goods. wares. merchandise
anu tore fixtures now in the storr
house OF Bnckner Bros. Co. Limited
except the stock Of shoes in saic 81 ore.
In verha. La.
Terms OF sale, cash su biect to AN.
This April %, 1909.
A. Il. PERKINS.
Sherif.
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swept over Niagara.

This terrible calamity ofren happens
because careless boatman ignores the
rivers growing ripples and
faster current-natures warnings are
kind. That dull pain or ache 10 the
back warns you the kidneys need atten-
ton II you would escape fatal maladies
mdeopsy, diabetes or Bright's disease
TAKE Electric Bitters at once and see
backacbe ny and all your best feelings
return. After long suffering from weak
Kidneys and lame back, one $1.0D bottle
wholly cured me-" writes j. r. Blanken-
ship. OF Belk, Tenn. Only SOC at all
druggists.
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SHERIFF SALE.
State OF Louisiana, Parish Of Grant
Thirteenth Judicial District

b Rosenberg Il Sons VS.. Buckner
Bros. Co.. Limited.
BY virtue 0f writ of seizure and
sale issued out of the honorable 18th
judicial District Court aud to me d.
rected in the above numbered and en-
titled suit. have seized and will Of
Ter for sale at the store of Buckner
Bros. Co.. Limited. In the town i,f
verda. Grant parish. La, between
the hours prescribed t.y law. on
SATURDAY, MAY Ii. 1909.
the following described property
seized as the property of the defend
ant. tO-wit:
All the shoes In the store honse of
Buckner Bros. Co.. Limited. situated
aud being in the town Of verda. La.
the number of pairs being 255, more
or less.
Terms of sale, cash subject to ap-
This April %. 1909.
A. B. PERKINS,
Sheriff.
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Police Jury Proceeding.
Continued from first page.

On motion duly seconded and ear
ried, II. NJ. Brock WAS placed a
agent Tor the pauper Weston Jones
vice sam Johnson, agent.
On motion of Mr.. Pnrvis, seconde,
by Mr.. Bullitt, the police Jury sus
pended the order of business and tool
: up COMMITTEE work.
On the motion OF the sa uesrnen,
bprs. after the completion of the com.
niittee work, the police Jury again
took mp the regular order. The re-
ports of thcfcoinu,ittee will appear
hereafter in these proceedings.
Mr.. Purvis, vice president in the
chair, on motion of Mr.. Duncan, Sec
GUIDED by Mr.. Nugent, j. W. Duncan,
president of the police jury, was au-
thorzed to meet with the parish
board of school directors and ar
range loan from that board to the
parish.
On motion OF Mr.. Nugent, second
ed by Mr.. Bradford, the police Jury
authorized hepfesident of the body.
Mr.. j. W. Duncan, to ADVERTISE for
bids Tor the parish printing, all bids
To be spaied aBd handed to the police
jury through President Duncan ON
or before the the first Monday in
July, 1909.
On motion duly seconded and car
rie'i the police jury, on the recon- |
Incubation OF the road committee of
ward one, ordered X. NJ. G.. Duncan
aa,i b. \. Evans, road contractors.
paid the sam of two hundred dollars.
On motion duly seconded and car
riea the police jury rented a safety
deposit lock box in the Bank of Col
lax aud ordered warrant of five
dollars drawn in fnvor of the bank
To pay for same.
The fitauce committee handed in
the following report, which on motion I
July seconded was adopted.
Colfax. La, April 6, 1909.
To the Honorable President and c
Members OF the Police Jury OF :
Grant Parish. '
We, your committee on finance. :
ave examined the books OF the par q
ID treasurer ann hind the ss,np cor N
ret. with u haiaMre at the close OF II
his quarter ending March 81, 1909. P,
I $y737 80. ", ash you tn give y NJ
uirtuS thetreasurerfo this quar- NJ
r.. Respectfully. A.
n. II. NuGENT 81
NJ l.. FUrRELL, =, =
IA BRADFORD. JR. ~
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l. T. Elder. Of Alden Bridge. La,
says: I'm handling your line OF
hoyaline remedies. 4 do not hesitate
u fecornlnend theul as being equal
20 the best. for they llave given sat
isfacuori In every instance. | sell
them no der absolu &c guarantee. IA
you inst f-uct. aud have never heard
a comp Amt. Asan all round house
noId rs ne,iy / have never found any
thing b liter than your Koyaline iii
,tir."
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The report of the committee on
claims was iundedin, and ~ motion
duly seconded and carried. the report
OF the said committee was adopted.
which report is as follows:
tolfax, La, April 6, 1909.
10 the President and Members of the
Police Jury ofGraDt Parish:
We your committee ON claims offer
tins as our report. After having px-
amlned all claims handed in to ms.
as shown below. We respectfully. ask
they be allowed, together with all
salaries and benefits for the quarter
Just passed. Respectfully.
g. c. PURvIs,
+. T.. BULLITT.
The following is u list of the claims.
salaries and benefits allowed by the
committee on claims and ordered
paid by the police jury, as appears
Ivy Warrants issued therefor. war
rants No. 436 to 555, az follows:
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I"efe DeItIg DO turtIler busin ess he
fore the police jury, on motion duly
put and Carried, the Police inv adj
Journed to meet the first Mo nday in
June next.
J. W. DU,.cAN,
.. ID. ROBERTS, President.
Clerk.
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Campbell Mercantile CO.. of Bien-
Vile. writes: '.Weuld say that we
are handling ysnr splendid line Of
f"yal'ne remedies, and are highly
pleased with them. We find they
take well with our trade AMI are re-
rrpraiers- Az to your Royaiine OH
Antiseptic. we consider it superior
To any ON the market. hurting none y
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nen IN ALerandra cordially The HOTEL
WINE CELLdRS, soteuent
Strue that LARGEST
Of msh-ctass Vines and Liquors in State,
# IISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU
c appreciate department. and irish h
as eanaeer Of Hotel Bentley
thing shipped this and
from Hotel Bentley "IT'S THE - ~ S' so -
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

G. E. Sullivan's damage suit against
the Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Electric Railway Company IS
slated 10 be heard IN the Circuit Court
here June Il The plaintiff seeks TO re-
cover damages in the sum of $1,000 for
Injuries alleged TO have been sustained
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

The following named officers Of the Coast Artillery
Corps wiz report ia person on August = l9-s.
% the commaudant q the Coast ARTILLERY school
az Fort Monroe. Va. for The purpose Of taking
the advanced course az the school. Capt JOHN
c. GILMORE. Jr Capt. GEORGE A. NJ
GENT. Capt. JACOB G. JOHNSON, Capt.
JACOB NJ COWARD. Capt. FRANCIS Il.
LINCOLN. CAPT JOHN C. OHNSrAD. Capt
EDWARD CANFTELD. Jr.. First Lieut.. WILL
IAN r. BETrISON. First Lieut. CLAUDE T.
BRIGHAM and First Lieut.. GEORGE W.
COCHEU.
Leave OF absence for three months With PERMISSION
70 60 beyond the sea. is granted Ma. ALE&-
ANDER NJ DAVIS cmmisslry.
Capt. THOMAS L BREWER. TWenty-third Infan-
try viii sail Tor the Philippine Islands where
he win iCin his regiment
Leave Of absence for ten days is granted First Lieut.
MORRISON G. STAYER. Medical Reserve
Corps.
Brig Gen CHARLES L. COOPER. retired. is re-
heved from duty with the organized militia OF
Colorado.
Capt EARLE D'A PEARCE. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. now unassigned. is assigned 70 the Thirty
seventh Company.
Brig Gen RICHARD 7. YEATMAN is retired
from active service
The following named sergeants first class Hospital
Corps upon relief from duty IN Alaska win be
sent 10 the stations indicated reporting upon ar
rival to the respective commanding ofieers for
duty: JOHN 3. ANDERSON, Fort William H.
Seward. 20 Fort Logan, Colo JOHN L. HEN
DERSON. Fort Gibbon. 20 Fort WaIa WaIla.
Wash. PATRICK LOBBY. Fort Davis 70 the
recruit depot. Fort Mcdowell. Cal: SHELBY
G. cox. Fort Lisc1m. 20 Fort Flagler, wash
ARTHUR M0REHOUSE, Fort ST. Michael, 20
Fort Sheridan. H.
Company C. Hospital Corps, under Command Of
Capt. ROBERT Z. PATTERSON. Medical
Corps viii proceed from the Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital. Takona Park District of Colum-
bia. 10 Fort Niagara, y. Y.
Troop NJ Eighth Cavalry. Is relieTed from duty az
Fort D. a. Russell. Wyo.. and win prCceed
BY marching 70 Fort Robinson. Nebr.. for sta
ton
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
TABOR Inn.

Ocean end Maryland ave. Atlantic CITY y
EeTator 20 Etreet level; suite with p-fTs.
bathA JULIA A. MILLER
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HoTEL BoTHWELL

VIRGINIA AVE. second House fron BoordEaR.
Open al year. Overlookins the Steel Pier. Pri-
vate bataS :. a y. r. BOTHWELL
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sH hirlongs- Tasiey lo2 Gold
steinl. % 5 won; Chilla, lN Howard. 10 j,
second: Piute l0 lPrestonl 90 2. third. Time.
1885. General Lee. Cclored Lady. Nod. jeanette,
Pleasing and Toll Box also ran.
SECOND RACE-FOur and onehah furlongS.
Compton II (Goldsteinl I 20 3 won. Alyl. los
CNdcCarthyl. . 70 l. second; Reb0under. III How
ard. 3 70 J. third. Time. 055 3-5 Royal Hunt
and Wild Fire also Tan.
THIRD RAOE-One mile and f1ronE Bobbie
Kean. l62 CHouand). 20 70, won; nomond. l5s
&c. Henderson,. 20 I. second; Stalker. l59 Oh.
Henderson,. 70 J. third. Time. l59 3-5 Sweetener.
Brick Top. and Elmhurst also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Fiyo furlongA Daihousis. is
iGoldstein). 20 I. won; Chief Kee. rs Prestonl.
IS J. second: Daisy Garth. ll2 lGIbertl 80 70 /.
third. Time. l0l 81 Klngship Bob Z. Eta May.
SOcable. and Detroit also nn.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplcchase two and one-half
miles. Eo0nomy. l39 tAlahonl. 3 20 5. won; Wild
Refrain, lSs (Heiderl. % .. second Dacn s6
tPendingl. 70 20 /. third. Time. 81 Jim Nc
Gil also ran
SIXTH RACE - One mile. Center shot. l0s
CMcCarthy). 10 10. Won; Darlington. lo9 Mus
gravel, 10 l. second: Ontario 100 lGoldsteinl ;
10 l. third Tine. l,39 IS. Ami also ran.
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FRICK GOOD GOLFER.
Asks W. s. MeEIdOwney TO "SpOt
Three Balls" and Then Leads.

Asks W. s. McEIdOwney TO "SPOt
Three Balls" and Then Leads.
Pittsburg. June well. I have my
opinion OF q man who viii play OF in
nocent and beat a friend in a game he
has been practising secretly said w. S.
McEldowney. president Of the Union
Trust Company. to H. c. Frick, after a
round at the Pittsburg Golf Club course
yesterday. I've a good mind TO send
your score 10 Andrew Carnegie"
Do said Mr.. Frick Maybe Andy
viii take me on for eighteen holes"
Frick had been asking McEldowney
about golf. and said he knew nothing
about 1t and would like 10 Try his hand
Say. McEldOwney. I'll play you a game
OF golf If you VIII give me a fair handI-
cap. said Mr.. Frick-
What do you call a fair handicap2-
said McEldowney.
well, you ought to spot three balls Al
least"
What do you think we are going 10
play?''
1t took about four holes for McEl-
downey 20 discover that Frick had evi-
IDENTIFY been going to golf night school.
At the fourth hole Frick inquired how
the game stood, and was told that he
was leading. with up" This is the last
official record OF the score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
HQTEL JAcKSoN
HoTELLAMRoRN

VIRGINIA AVENUE. directly On the Bsasa-
:. h. GOR1LEI.
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LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Aroo. lo7 lMeGeel
Il 20 5. won; Kyronda l07 Warren 10 10 l.
second Kiddy lG (Kennedyl 30 10 l. third. Time
la 25 Red shawl. sinlong. Woodlands Rose
Nettie Travers Fannie, Mrs. Marion Moore. Rubi-
cola, Buena Vista. Splendid, Lin0liu. Worthy, and
Ccrina also rar.
SECOND RACE-FiTe furlorgs. Topland 10
(Kenncdyl. % to /. won; Forsno l07 Lee. to g
second. The Fad. III Austin. 10 s. third. Time
100 as Pinkard. C. A. Lehman. Iaveno Simonette
Master hugcne. Ny Henry. A. Lee. and Dude
also an
THIRD RACE-Fire and one-haM furlongs +.
". Green. IS lBrannoni. 20 l. won. Co,ioquy.
IA Kennedy. 3 10 s. second: Wooisandals. lo9
(PoWCTs 70 /. third Time. los 2-i Right Easy,
Claiborne. J. H. Reed W. A. Leach. and Jerry
Carroll also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Rara Avis. 100 tkonnedy. Is 70 5, won; John Z.
Mcmillan. l07 Powers. l3 10 5. second Nadzu. la5
Taplinl 70 !. third. Time. As IS. Mellow Mint.
Alice Baird. Alice. Gliding Belle. and Floral
also r1n.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles Hughes.
los CWaTenl. IS % s. won: BellTieW. los CPOWcrs.
Il 20 g second; Hetdow Grass. So iWillamsl. Is
TO ]. third. Tine. ls2 35 BEoadside. Billy Pull
man. PINK Wings. Grenade Orly second Herefano.
Elysiun, and Great also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards. Gil
yedear, 10 iPoweTsl 20 l. won; Warner Girls
vel. III fTroxltr. > 20 T. second Palam0n, 10
walsh 5 70 l. ,hird. Time. I:H IS. Rustic
Winning Star Beau BrummeI San Primo Albert
Frame. Little Fitz. Imb0den. Orlando. Mason.
and Elvira NJ. also ran-
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Navy Orders.

The following orders have been issued.
Commander c. h HARLOW, 70 duty command
Panther.
Lieut. Commander J. S. McKEAN. orders Of June
8. 1903. 10 duty South Carolina, revoked.
Surg. y. J. BLACKWOOD, detached duty Naval
Medicsl School, Washington. ID. c.; 70 duty
navy yard Washington, D. C.
Passed Assistant Surg. J. =. TRAYNOR detached
duty Georgia; % duty navy yard Boston. Mas.
Assistant Surg C. L. MORAN. detached nav yand
Boston. Mass; TO duty Georgia
Assistant Surg Z. ". BROWN detached duty
Naval Medical School Washington. D. @: TO
duty Vermont
Assistant Surg. R. CUTHB BERTSON, detached duty
Naval Hospital. navy yard, Mare Island. Cal. 70
duty West Virginia
Assistant surg T. W. RAIS0S. detached duty
West Virginia; 70 duty Naval Hospital, Mare
Island, Cal
Acting Assistant Surg ". J. RIDDICK, TO duty
navy yard Charleston. s. c.
Acting Assistant surg c. z TROTTER. 70 duty
Naval Hospital. Portsmouth y H.
Acting Assistant Surg H. T. JENKINS 20 duty
Naval Hospital, navy yard. Norfolk. Va
Chief Carpenter F. II PREBLE. detached duty
Georgia 70 treatment Naval Hospital, Naval
Home. Philadelphia. Pa
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

New York, June Letters from Amer
can turfmer and English newspapers
containing details of the accident 10 the
colt Sir Martin have been received here.
but some Of the accounts differ. Jockey
skeets Martins statement 10 John SchIos-
ser. Jack Joyner's foreman, Immediately
after the American colt fell, is practically
eorroborated by this description Of the
race from the London Telegraph:
'On settling down into their places.
Brooklands took a lead OF a length and
half over Louviers. with Sir Martin and
Minoru next. Then came Bayardo, Phale-
ron. and Valens. with St Ninian now
last. Passing the milepost Louviers
took a slight lead OF BrookiRnds. with
Sir Martin third, in front OF NInoru.
Phaieron. William ", Valens. Electric
Boy, Bayardo. and The Story, with St.
Ninian still last. AS they descended the
hill for Tattenham Corner Sir Martin was
crowded into and fell His rider, J. II.
Martin. had a miraculous escape from
serious injury. and was lucky 10 get OF
with shaking and a few bruises. During
the contretemps William " was much
hampered and. losing several lengths. he
had 10 come around on the outside"
Some Of the critics say that Sir Martin
was not crowded. but simply crossed his
less and fell, while others declare that
the colt slipped on the wet grass. At
least one English turf writer excites sur
prise with the assertion that Martin
simply fell off the horse for no apparent
reason. Martins explanation Of the acci-
dent is not entirely clear. He says Sir
Martin was in third place running under
a pull. with three furlongs TO go. when
there was some crowding and the colt
went to his knees.
Martin declares that he does not know
what happened after that. and fails 90
Bay whether in his opinion Sir Martin
was the victim OF intentional rough rid
ing or not. Martin does not say that II
this mishap had not occurred Sir Martin
would have won the Derby easily. AS
John E. Madden's two sons put in a tel
egram the day after the big race; Just
tough racing luck" an explanation that
also comes here in letters from American
turfmen, who were within half a mile
Of Tattenham Corner when Sir Martin
came to grief so unfortunately.
Joe Jeanette and Sandy Ferguson
have been matched TO box twelve rounds
at the Armory Club. in Boston. on June
2. Jeanette got a decision over Fer
guson IN twenty-round bout IN Paris
recently. but the latter still insists that
the referee was a "bungleT"
Jeffries. who is in Montreal this week,
says he viii 90 70 Pittsburg, after all, for
D six-round bout with his sparring part
ner. sam Berger, next Tuesday night.
for which he VIII receive $3.50. Pretty
Boft coin for an exchange Of love taps.
It has been practically decided TO hold
fan meetings at the local tracks. Even
Jamaica and Aqueduct viii open their
gates for short sessions so that the sport
may continue until the first Of November
under the present favorable conditions
Sheepshead Bay Will open the fall cam
paign as usual. the inaugural stake fea-
ture being the rich Futurity.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
EXECUTE A TRIPLE PLAY.
Olympia Athletic Club Takes Fast
Game from HyattsviIIe.

Hyattsville, June IA finely executed
triple play featured the game here this
afternoon between the local team and the
Olympia Athletic Club Of Washington
the latter winning by the score OF . 70
s. In the ninth inning Hyattsviue had
the second and third sacks occupied. with
none down Morgan received instruc-
lions TO bunt, and proceeded to pop a
fly into Catcher Goebers hands. The lat
ter quickly returned the bail 10 third
base, and Cassidy flung u 20 second.
completing the triple play and incidental
II putting Hyattsville out Of the running
The leaders in the Prince George County
League could not land safely on Betz's
slow ball. and kept hitting the sphere at
the visitors !nhelders. who threw the run
ners out with aggravating persistency.
He allowed four hits and famed five
Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Taken 10 Insane Hospital.

Miss Maude De Richie. who says she IS
a newspaper writer. and was arrested
Sunday on charge Of insanity. was
transferred 20 the Government Hospital
for the Insane yesterday afternoon Miss
De Richie was taken into custody at the
request of Or. Thomas II. smith, who had
been attending her. DR.. Smith declared
il as mis- belief that the woman II left
alone would harm herself.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
DELAWARE RESORTS.
nominations Are Held Up.

The Senate Committee on Judiciary
spent several hours yesterday in consid-
ering the nomination Of Robert T Devlin.
States attorney for the Northern district
OF California. and OF Thomas Cader Pow
ell. who was reappointed marshal for the
Second district OF Alaska. No decision
was. reached in either case.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Portsmouth, 3; DanviIIe. 2.

Danville Va. June Pitcher Clunn,
for the Truckers. pitched a steady. con-
sistent game to-day for his team. and
10 him is due the credit for to-day's vic
tory in the first OF the series with Dan
vile. But for the wild throw OF Catcher
McCauley. he might have made II shut
out. The visitors batted Mayberry hard.
Guiheen securing a triple and a single
and Strader a triple. Sullivan, center
fielder for Danville. carried of the field
ing honors. Score:
RHF
Portsmouth. ........... 0 0 0 0 O-3 Q 4
NIayberTy and Westlake; Clunn ard McCauley.
TTr,r,sra-NFr ppnfer
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
BEoUESTS TO CHILDREN.
Trust of s25,OOO Provided in VIII Of
Minna Shafer.


BY the will and codicil Of Minna Shafer.
who died last Thursday. a trust fund Of
s25,0o0 is placed in the hands OF the chill
dren. Emil c. shafer, Emma S. Excel.
and Minna s. johnson. TO be held during
the life Of the son. Charles F. Shafer
From the income $50 . month is 70 be
paid 10 the son, and the remainder is
to go equally 10 the children named as
trustees The trustees are also given
premises 724 and rs Fifth street north
west. sos and sos Tenth street northwest.
and 80. Sl4. and 3l6 X street northeast
The sum OF $500 each is left 10 the
grandchildren. Emma Mari Shafer. Min
ma Helene Shafer. Deborah Gay Excel.
Christian NJ Excel. and Geary Johnson.
jr., by the terms Of the original will
This amount Is increased 20 $4,000 each
by the cOdicil, Emil c. Shafer. Emma s.
Excel. and Minna S. Johnson are named
executors. and are given the remainder
Of the estate. The will Is dated February
le, 1877. and the codicil March 19. 1907.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
CorrIgan as a stnr

Chicago, June Emmett Cor-igan made
his steller debut at the Chicago Opera
House tonight. under the MANAGEMENT
OF Joseph NJ. Gates, IN a new American
play, "Keegan's Pal" by Paul Wnstacn.
The audience gave repeated curtain calls
after every act
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Roof Event Postponed.

Owing to rain the opening Of the roof
garden al the Elks' Club in II street Was
postponed last night until this evening.
The decorations Of national colOrs and cut
flowers were allowed to remain about
the raillngs OF the roof.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

TTo-baso hitS-Tptoa- De Lader. Hartley. Struck
out-By Wilson. 2; By Lash. 5; by Betz. g. Bases
on balls-Of Fainter, /: Of Wilson. g. OF Betz. s.
Hit by pitched ball-Lash. Triple play-Goebel TO
Cassidy 20 Dodge Left on bases-O A. c. S:
Hyuttsville 5. First base on errors-O. A c.. 5:
Hyattsville ? Stolen bases-Dodge Peake G.
Leakin. Calf Umpres-Mcssrs. Kirk and Ladsou.
Time Of game-I hour and S. minutes