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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-03-04

Tolbert Hollingsworth got the
fingers of his right hand mangled
by q saw in r.. G. Hudson's shop
yesterday afternoon. With con-
siderable presence of mind he
rushed to the Office Of DIR. Bradley
who dressed his wounds. In some
way the machinery got out of fix.
it seems, and while in the act of
adjusting it the accident occurred.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-03-04

W, NJ. Warmack of Big Sandy
was in the city yesterday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-03-04

Joe'F. 0dIe made flying trip
to Huntingdon Wednesday,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-03-04
Slippers.

Slippers.
New 1910 style Slippers just re.
ceived at
A. Y. BoWLEs q Co.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13

PewCrth-Norih Part Of I-t 3 block p; Lgther
A. SvartzoI 20 Robert Wade Talks ST.. SIC.
NIattinE,y Tac-Sguare G,s5. lot l52; Margaret A.
Cr5UeN % Ida r. Carrier. So
Washington HighaEds-Lc.s g and - block IS.
James w. TuCkcmau 60 UN. 90 Reuben \. Cru
san. $40.
2iL street nCrtlUCSt-SIuar' CO. lot El- Grafton
ID. H. Bailey e, Uy. 90 Daniel T. Scarlau $40
z street. near Wisconsin avenue uortbvest-Squarc
III part Of lots -. I6 and S. Edward S. smith
60 UX. % james T. Jenkins, SO.
Craven TouaCc-LCt O., AUick Palmer e. ux 70
William l. Miller. SO
Chevy Chase Square I--o. lots and 70 Fulton R.
Gordon et Tx. % Owen L. Garter SGD
Is and Thirteenth streets sOutheast-Sluare IGl2 lot
3, Julius kabansky e. Tx. 90 Katharine A
Coombs. SO
Cleveland Heights-Lots g. z. and s. block 6, the
Edes Homes 70 William Porter Cox. SO
Takoma Psrk-Lot j. block 9. Linnie " Bourne To
Bertha L. Neely SO
Buuville-North Of square Sis. LOT 9; square 5Z3.
lots II. j.. and Is; Henry Randall Webb ct ux.
20 Allen G. Clark So
BJrville-NCrth a. square Sis. lot Q: SQUARE 52ls
lots II. z. and Is; Allen G. Clark 10 Jesse W..
Rawlings SO
ThirtiOth strGCt. between Cambridge place and Den
ton place fredericksburg l2s2. lot 81 Edward
NJ. Dulin e. NIX. IN Francis z. Sheehy. SO
Brockand-Part 81 lot J. block %: MARY Fletcher.
trustee 10 William Edward Cation SO
Peters Mil Seat-Iat of tract, Land0nia C.
White 20 Franklin Z. Nash. SO
Barnard & Johuson's Addition % C1rrress Hei4bts-
Lot s. block 3; Dathan W Lohr 10 Marion NJ.
Bond SO
street. between Twenty-frzt and Tventy-second
streets noTthTest-S0aaIe g., part Of lots aud 6:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13

EcEari j.. sre--vaTal town right ard as trls-
tee.. - u2. DO DAVID A. Ofu-t S2E251
street, between TweItr-a-s. and Tsyertr--e---s
streets rl-rLuest--.uar- g.. parts u I1. and g..
David A. Otutt 81 uN- 20 Oscar W. White So.
A2.ii-a-+ Aaa0--LHr7 4s and III. block 90 Charles
NJ. King. -r. e. -L. 90 Ul-T-Ea1 -au-e-z SO
VI street. between Fourth aud Fifth streets north
ve7-Sguare 49, i1- So D1-1tlca saule.s e.
VIZ % Caar.es " kils r.. SO.
he1''lrtg avenue. between O. and II streets south
e2st-Nes- u square I19-, -1. =. Francis J..
.LeIp 81, TX 20 H1-ry II. Logan and Mabel s.
Lr-au So
Ra-di- H.sa'a1ds-s4uarl 55. lot q. United states
Realty Company 90 Anfs ~ SrErver So
Washington He.sl-s-Lo- g. block &. Edgar j.
H-.ss e. g% 20 Charlie T. Davidson. So;
Tr-i1a5-Lo- b. block g. Cl--r--s 3. HINT e LIZ.
% Charles r. Davidson. SO
~ south Carolina avenue s---Lr--t-Sglars 97-.
~ =. and part q l1- r. joseph T. Jesse ID
William Morgan johnson. s. 800
sherman street northwest, between Ei-ltee--h and
Nineteenth stres,s-Squs-g l5s lot ui. Ella
be-ts-L On S Blanche C.0krr So
street northeast. between Thirteenth ard -Four
teel-l s--ects--ILEre l4. l1- IS. Herman D..
Hg-eIs-rI- 90 uL % D7u-r.ra Del Vcc--io. SO.
Widow Nre-Lg- = and cast part O. lo- H. Anne
L~r7p,71 20 NIX % Edward b. True. g..
Fifteenth street northwest. between and X
s'-.e--->Era-e -72 ra-- % Dbl. IS. L---a r.
Drsn 20 Man J. Burke. SO. trust. $500.
Pilealrst-L0- s. block q. P.uslr-s- Pl-z Company
% Caleb O.. FORBES SO.
Addition % He.ai- Ha.I--s-Lr- E. block q. John
ID. G-l~r-.r- r. -l- % John r. HH-saE. SOD
Mount Is-sal--rll-re 1885 % g.. James a..
Calm 20 gL and David J. De----lu 90 Joseph
A. Roth. $40.
Elliott street. between p street and l-l-v,s-5
a. Peters 70 lN % John N9Ea-- e e. E-1-
-I-e T. LuEl-t. SO
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
LAST AYAIAQUEDUCT TRACK
NOrbitt, Second Choice, Captures
the Corona Event.
Jockey Garner Rides Three Win
ners, and Also Handles Two
for Third Place.

New York. May l2.-The twenty-four
days meeting at Aqueduct wound up to-
day with 1900 persons enjoying the brac-
ing weather and a good card.
Garner rode three winners off the reel
and also handled two thirds. further
demonstrating that he IS the best light
weight in the East. The stake event.
the Corona, brought out three starters.
Norbitt, second choice. received one Of
Butwells energetic rides and defeated
Dandelion by length and half. Berll-
eley backed up in the stretch. and was
two lengths out Of the place.
The results:
FIRST RACE-Five fIrI1u1s. PauurrvaI. g.
Gamer, 10 !, won. Merry Lad. @ OLaHauI. 8
20 l. second; The Rascal. loi Davis 4 90 J. third
Time. LOO IS. Warwick. Cherish. Busy Miss or
tara. and E3nar also ran.
SECOND RACE-Onc mile Ed Ban. III tGar-
neTl. 20 !. won. Wooduaft ice Shilling / 90 %
second Our Hannah q NicCahe1I % l. third
Time. ~. Falcada. Galley Slave Kilerausie
Golden Flora. and Golden shore als1 ran.
THIRD RACE-SiN fuloEgs- Duke of Om-1de
lG Garner. I 10 /. won, Follic Lew ll- lMcGee.
70 s. Second. Ben loyal. 10 Glass. 20 j. third
Time. ll3 s.. shannon and Radium S;ar ais2 rsn.
FOURTH RACE-One and oue--ixtcenth miles
Norhi;t. 100 lButwelu. o 20 8. won; Dardcli1a bod
Gamer. S % s. second. B5rLsy Il5 AIoore.. h
10 s. third. Time. las %. Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-SiI and Crehaf tur.dr.s R1-a
Queen. ne Shilling 20 s. won. Plr,ouac ls
'Butwein. Is 70 ). soo1rd. RCyUouectul % uGarrcr
L to /. third. Time. In. RaltJ and Dandy Uixoa
also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Six flrlours FT1-imcI IB
NltndCrI. % I, won; Flora Diana I7G TapIinI. 4
20 J. second; T. Hamilton. Ig Garner ( 20 8
third. Time. lis. shawnee. NIcCambor. Heart
Pang Indot, Unico. and Sir Matthew also rau.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One-half nile. Abe Sturesrv ,12
thenI, 70 !. won; RSyia. I0' Wan Dusrr1 30 IN
!, second; ZEick, IL callahan. 20 J. third
Ilmc. OHS IS MaJdiCe Blaua Joe Wells Waha-
mar Santalene. Fontello. Ark Lake. Armar1sa. and
Lucille Manly also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and one-half fg-lon-e
oscus. III (Coblnl, 90 e won; Galen Gale. I72
lSeldenl. IS 70 !. second Miss Roberto Io2 &C.,
tom. - l. h-d. Time. lO- 2-5 Direc+eII, la
fette, Cunningham. Ban Lady. Cortra Costa. LII
ium, SIX. Susie craig and Ketchel also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. John Louis lai fCo-
burnl. 70 5. won; Reson. s. lSeldeuJ. 10 . Goo
end; BeauInaIl, loi Taylor. 6 % J. third. Time
l59 IS. Orelc, rrenargo. and Billy Aivcr also r,D
FOURTH RACE-Fve and one-half fr-1,rys
Thistle Belle, los iCalahanl, Il 20 ,. won; Enfe.d
lO4 lTaylorl 20 ?. second Fern l.. % lsedenI 3
to Z third Time, ld5 Rey Hiudoo and Incleneut
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy Yards. Can.
Burnett, los king. % g. won: Srrinrban ig5
lhrschhauml. l6 20 ;, second; Colbert lO2 .SpIdar1
IN 4. third Time. lAf IS Duke q Nontcheno
Martinmas Tom O'Mallsy, Special Delivcrv LitfIe-
ton. Goldway. and Theo Case also ran
SIXTH RACE-SN furlJngs. Ban0uiga 10 fr.r-
lahanl, 20 5, won; Dariueton. III Cotton s0 n,
l. second; Ssincst. &c iSeljenl 20 10 / third limo
LIS 25. Father Stafford. Burning Bush Si,Tor
Stocking. and Anna May also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
WHIST CONTEST COMPLETED
Messrs. Brown and Babcock Win
Championship of District.
Handsome silver Handled Umbrella
for Each, Engraved with own
crs Name.

on Tuesday evening the Washington
Chess and Whist Club completed the last
nights play Of the duplicate bridge whist
tournament, which was won by Messrs.
Brown and Babcock who have led the
contest from the first evenings play.
they winning by a plus Of 1864. Messrs.
Tuuock and Townsend capturing the
second place with a plus OF 27.A, and the
third place was won by Messrs. Burbank
and Davis with a plus Of 240S The
prizes for the winners will be a hand
some silver-handled umbrella. which
viii be engraved with the owners name
and an appropriate inscription for the
championship Of the District
The local club received word yesterday
from Baltimore that the intercity whist
tournament, which Will be held az Nor
folk on May 30. viii be played by twelve
members from each club, which includes
Richmond. Baltimore. Washington. and
Norfolk. The prize to be played for is
a handsome silver cup, played for annu-
ally until won by the same club three
times IN succession. when they VIII be
allowed 20 own H.
on Monday, May 90. two big sessions
of pairs from all clubs and outsiders viii
be held. One hundred players have
signed for this event This viii be the
most important whist contest held In the
South FOR many years. single pairs COM
Ing from Philadelphia, Wilmington.
Scranton. and New York
Following is the total score for last
Tuesday niEht,s nlaN.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and onc-haIf flrlours- Rue.
loo Davenport. $50. won; Doicassc. 100 .hoc-uc-
$50. second James Nc. Il3 Hannah 40 third
Tine O.i9 IS. joe Stern. DUSTY Pit a Pit Che
nault southern Light Sue Layton Mocsler ST. H.
Brande HuTter. and AsbUry also rau
SECOND RACE-Oue mile ard twenty wards
Gl.vedear. los Rice. &l.6o. won. Ben Howe U2
tGlasner. $3.50. second; Cass0Vary. 10 .ReIlv..
=. third. Time. ISIS. Carru. SNAP. Enlist.
Ages Wood. Alma Boy. and Billy Pullman also rau.
THIRD RACE-sN hrl0ueS. Al Muller gs tHrf-
uagcN. SGD won, Ocean Queen. % Cole. $3.50.
sc,ond; Merick. l03 Pagel. $50 third Time.
ll6 Is. Eye Bright All Red ard Billy Blair also
rau.
FOURTH RACE-F1ur furIougs. Round The
World. Us walsh $50. won. Golden Er-. us
pagel $40. second; Princess Iudast-v lG Austin
500. third. Time. 0:s. lima. Minnie We-dle ana
Elan0tte also ran
FIFTH RACE-ST furl0ugs. Robin GREY. 1co
hoeJrer. $40 won; Maurotaria. I07 HJ-rtI
SD. second, Col. Bob, lo3 lAusfuF Siu tEi-I
I1me. lis - Cold dust, Andersen Niaot Ben
sand. Judge Durdon, Lady Vie SorrowfgI. Gratr
himholl. Tony W, and Chartecler aI-r ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and ore-sivt,er-h miles
Alice. lOs tkocrnerl $50. won; Naras ". Us
Austin. $50, aacUnd; Denver Girl lIZ Hsrtr--I.
s. .. third Time. 1925 o. X. Herud1u. WOO,
stone, Ramon Car0na and Couutermaud also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
CREWS WILL LEAVE TO-DAY
Georgetown Varsity and Reserves
Off for Annapolis.

The Georgetown varsity and reserve
crews will leave for Annapolis this morn
ing. where they viii meet the first and
second crews OF the Navy tomorrow
afternoon on the Severn. This afternoon
the men will row over the course In
order 20 fauIiariZc themselves with the
conditions of the river The two shells
which viii be used by the Blue and
Gray oarsmen were sent over yesterday.
and Coach Dempsey win have everything
iu readiness when the men appear on
the scene this afternoon.
Yesterday the oarsmen took a lay-off,
bur on Wednesday afternoon Dempsey
sent both crews through trial spin OF
two miles. the distance Of the race to-
morrow. The men showed up excep-
tionally well and Dempsey was more
than satisfied. as certain members Of the
varsity had not been showing their
usual form Although temporary changes
were made before this in the varsity
boat. the crew which the coach picked
some four weeks ago viii be intact They
are ass follows. CuuuiG, stroke: Daley.
40. Z; Stohlmau. No. 6. Coultry. No. s..
Capt Murray. No g. Langdou. No. g..
JoIiat No. ., and Carroll. No ].
The personnel ~ the second boar has
not fully been decided upon but it is
most probable that It will DE Carr. stroke:
Crosby, No. Z; Powers. No. 6. Corcoran.
No. 3. Mccormick. No. 8. Needham. No.
3. Stuart No. .. and Graham. No. 1
large number OF the students VIII
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
DEEDS OF TRUST.


Le DOOR ti-E-N1--- Ta-r 81 -1t t. block @;
Thomas Beckett On Richard =. Pc-r0 and der
bert A. GIL. trustees. 90 ss--U II. W. pat-r.
$50. -e1--. 5 rg- le--. -.-..-l--ga.~. Same
-r same. On secure same s. 80. 8 90 81 months.
Tr- -.lt. -ru.-al-G-.lr.
Wet H707-.s-- F7-6-L1- e. block S. E..-lh--E 81.
AcNau-- -H D. Francis saul ard james r.
shea trustee. Oh sa-.r. Gle Home savings Bans.
$40. Tear5- PEP cent. s--l.-l1u.-..'-
NsI1-. -i--1- s.. Na-c r. Atkinson 60 TX %
N--ll- j. Father and Prank T. k1vl-c-7.
Trustees 20 secure John H. Jones. &rn. years.
Ie- c.1-. s-r--1rrIa-7-
square -'--Lo- II. Thomas X. Q.B111 e. lz- %
Thomas Ut. NH-E- and %. =. " Brown ---rs-
tees. t0 scc-r j. T. Brewer. $40. 20 q months.
g-r cent rg- I---@-
I--e---t-AL TI-r---r rights rs The W-Sri-z-a-.
Potomac and Creza15aEc Railway Company .r
t-a Bucks County Trust Company. NJ Doyle
r"vu. Pa. -~.r-r. bond issue cf $50 COS r-r-
able May p Ln. pl- cent @1rlar-arL
square -a.-i"'s and la- owen L. Carter 70 H.
ID. Ge-irg and Robert f. Heater. trs--srs. Cd
s.l1l' Iu.t.. u. Gr-i-l. S-s5l 90 IL months
without m.
N-ese-a-1 h.--l---L'.5 e. 3. and S. block g,
William Porter Cox 20 -y. t1 George l.. NiC-.=1l
ana H. Glenn Phelps trustees r1 secure The
Lies Hone &5-l g---s, b pr cent semi
annually.
IaE1ma iars-LC, Il. block g; Bertha L. Nsa'v e.
VT % William Il saunders and He5-- l.
t-g-a-.1- Trustees % secure Li1nle VI. Bourne,
500. ye1E-. rer cent. 7.Hsi annually
N'll' q Hal.".- Ac-lugn-L.-t q. ooes g. Agnes
g. BRANDS OBJ Fe-cl'a- NJ Brown and Charles
W. 'lE.it. trustees 'H sl-ue Mar g. N--
9H,e''. $50. years. Trr c1-s-, -s1.l--r-I-i'v.
square l----i.- 81. Francis j. ~-rsEv g- -y- %
Ela0s' h. Daniel and s- Louis N---e. trustees
% s.'Fe Edward NJ bE.ir. SL-o. 4 10 IS
n.l.... I'r cont semi Annually
is'e1 -Ai-. gtf-tar-, Franklin =. Nash 5t Tx.
fH Jane. D. H-r.E and Et.r-. p. william.
trustees. 20 secure L7Ef-ria q. White. N.lN.
years. a T@- c.rt semi. annually
south b-.0s.aH--L1ts and 3. block E- DAVID
W. 'oMsr - rL t0 q. T. ST. Brown and
mares T., -Ellll, trustees. % s..-'-7 IEC's0-'
D. h.'r. $50. I Co i months 6 per cent usr
anEGh-
"i.gs hEgr e5tate-Lot &C. ard part n l-- o. WI
-'n4 SPENCER harry f' Isaac =. shoemaker and
Jesse D. W. o71n. I-. trustees. Oh secure
'--E.l- J. Greer and '1e-fsiaa Fa7asi1i. CON
mittee &'t. / t2 ID months. It- cent ul-
lan'n
square et--Lots V % 49, Kennedy Brothers Inc.
I'd H. hTal-l] DAVIDSON and Luther y tris-oo-
lIsl'.Hr ,' secure iaal..N IT, Davidson, 1870.
years. 20 Peg cent s-r-i- annually.
square -.ti-4-'t .t. b0meri-r Ie. NH~cLlo e. ok
70 watson j. Newton on. D. L"ase EiL t-ls-
te'S. 90 secure q. T. Leonard Sl.5o'. years.
ID Tsr cent ..u. annually ..-H o. same O. ---
cure same. 500. 4 % S. months. IC- cent.
semi annually.
square l'l-Lc- % Virginia -. E,-zGu-a OBJ W. r,
Hummer and y. /. FzlgE. trustee % So
cure N55k T. Fi-zaUsa. So years, per
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No 276J3 smith vs.. Gardiner; time n file tran
script extended. Attorneys. w. E Ambrose-BerTy
& Minor.
No. ZO3. Martin VS.. Martin; argued and submit
ted Attorneys. :. S. Easily -smith-Nladdox & Cat
ley.
No 279js. Scale VS.. Birchctt; time to file tran
script extended. Attorneys, J. J. Darngton-W T.
Ambrose AMI John Ridou-.
No 29052 Thomas Marshall; appearance cs
absent defendant ordered. Attorney. W. Z. An
brose.
No. 2olE. Haltcn vs.. Haltcn; reference to exam
iEer Attorney. j. 5. SMITH. d. Drake
No $500 Francis rs. Francis; divorce granted
Attorneys. Barnard q I5husor-G. c. Gertman.
no 1850 Duvdn vs.. Sparks; W. +. Ambrose ap-
pointed receiver; bond. $500. Attorney. W. Z.
Ambrose
Assignment for MAY Emotions.
No 425. Pylss ~ Pyles Attorneys Handy
Lancaster, Smith & Wilson.
No. s35. Brown vs.. Brown. Attorneys. Richard
son & P0llard=-C arlington.
No. ~. Dement, Richards Attorneys. VIII
iams-O DmCghue.
No. ~ Fisher vs.. Ballinser. Attorneys, Balm
ge'-Lawler. Clements 4 Wright
No. 40. Goodman vs.. Wren Attorneys. Burke
Slemsn * Lerch. Hufty. Ralston & Siddons
Nc. i5L CurridCn IS. Middleton Attorneys,
Bailey & Chandler-Jackson & Calvert
No. i57. Baldwin vs.. Washington Loan and Trust
COMPANY. Attorneys. S,ras5urgcr-Darlington. Raj
ston & siddons.
No. $50. CLARKE vs. Clarke. Attorneys, Toomey
& Ambruse-Wissner
No. l6l. WiliamsOu Va williamson. Attorneys.
BarnSrd-Emiss
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: Hons. Charles H. R0hb and josiah Var
Orzdel. associate justices, and Hon. job Barnard
associate justice suprcm, Court, District q Calum
bia
Admission: Henry G. Rockwell
No. 1871 National Savings and TrJst Company IS.
Hibs: wit Of error 20 Supreme Court Of the United
States ordered O. Issue on motion o. Nr. O. /,
Flai!ey. cf counsel for appellant
No 2lG0. Mcclellan vs.. Thurs,oui motion % DIS
miss submitted bv AIr. @. T. Digs. attorney IL
appellee iE support Of motion. with leave 20 appel
laut % file brief be- opposition hy saturday next.
No DIS pcgge O. al. vs. HitchcCcz, &c. attor-
ney. mandate STAYED until further order. on motion
x Mr.. ". r. Guy. q counsel for appellants
No. Zll6 Maur 60 a. Va Same same
Original. No. $751; Goldsmith Ct al. vs. Valentine
wit Of supe-sodgas ordered to issue ou motion Of
Alr. A. A. Alexander. OF counsel for petitioners
No G55. District Of Columbia e. a. vs. BUsscy
e. al. No. Z65 Same VS.. Hzuey et a.; No. L67.
same Va Same: No. nos. same VS.. Trcsicil; No.
Z69. Same VS.. Walters e. al; dccke.ed and dis
missed
Patent appeals:
No 6f. Winter CT al. VS. Latoner; argument con
tinued By Mr. j. O. Pennie for appellants continued
by M A. A. Buck for appellee. md concluded by
Mr.. J. G. Penuie for appellants
No. 6iS National NeiaIlurGcal Company "
Whitman Ct al. and
No Oh Whitman W. Hcarne; argument com
menced bv Mr. A. $. Stewart for appellant in No.
Gu continued by Mr.. J. H. Roucy for appellant IN
No 6i3 continued by Mr.. ]. c. Pennie for appellees
continued by Mr.. j. Il. ROney for appellant IN No.
643. and concluded by Mr.. A. S. Stewart fer appel
Ices in No on: on motion. appcllccs allowed until
Thursday next 90 file reply hrief.
No. 6i5. Whitman "a King; argument COMMENCED
by Mr.. \ 5 Stewart for appellant.
Assignments for to-day
Patent appeals Nos. 6i5 6i6. 6zl. 632. 5is so.
and a.
Special call;
No. l6 United States OK rel. Phillips VS.. Score
tary Of Interior Attoueys Tucker. Kenyon &
Observation-Disclosures. Clements & Wright.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate Cf joseph H. Lawrence u-I dated October
10. l>-, petition Tor letters C a4l.a.--slt.ol- A.
,arrcg. y. D. *. Lee
Estate q Mary s.. Moore. order admitting viii
to record Ar-Huev. J. WlG-u-nr-
Estate ot Daniel BUrss- order granting letters
~ atmluis--ar.1- ut Roberta Burke. bond. $50
Esta'r u Frank A. olcshg. r-Ee- granting let
---s q od--u.s-ra-ra 90 May Shelby bond. NJ.
Attorney. T.. j. Ls-I.
Estate e. Jcfer-u Van Home c-5-r granting let
tors NJ almlrls--ari-u % Union Trust Company.
Attorney, +. a.. CoI5-ar
Iu -e Edith q. Thomas. order % renew mort
TaEc. A----utr. T. r. Marshall
lu Tr Ml-.l-r- DALEY 70 al. order ra-ifyI-E
sale. Attorney. ID. g. S-u-lc-
IN o. Nirtal ID Levy e. a.. order appointing
Hattie Levy guardian. bond. $500 ATTORNEYS.
Montague and M-rl-iry.
Estate a LGru-a A. Ellis. order 90 distribute
fund.
tn no William W. D. Smith. order appointing
E1levieyo Smith guardian. bond. $50
Estate q Charles j. Gilmore, VIII dated Dec1m-
bgr s. -as -.eE.
Il &c Lewis y. 1I-Nics,s, order for allowance
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
BAT NELSON HERE NEXT WEEK
Then Dane VIII Prepare for Fight
with WOlgast.
Cancels engagements After Sight of
Joe Cans COnditiOn-GOes to
Mexico Ranch.

After looking at Joe Cans lastNTuesday
night in Baltimore, Battling Nelson in
stantly decided TO quit work and take TO
the ranch at O-Bar. New Mexico. Nelson
decided that his physical condition at the
present time was excellent. and that the
time TO quit work was when he was still
in good health, and before a possible
breakdown could arrive
John r. Robinson. Nelson's manager,
who arrived in Washington yesterday 90
arrange for the Durable Danes appear
ance at the Gayety Theater here next
week. gave out the information that the
week in Washington would be the Dane
last work before the Wolgast battle.
Cans refereed for US Tuesday night
In Baltimore said Robinson He was
in a pitiful condition. and Nelson sat
down and spent an hour IN deep thinking
after Cans left the theater Finally he
told me that the theatrical business, while
profitable and really pleasant was not
worth lie chance Of a physical break
down. Nelson is as fine as a man can
possibly be after long campaign. at
present but there is a limit 10 every
thing. even 20 the Danes wonderful en-
durunce We had several weeks booked
after the Washington week, but have
Cancelled them. and when Nelson steps
from the footlights here he Will be max
ing his last public appearance before
meeting Wolgast again for the worlds
title"
When IN this city, Nelson VIII illustrate
the various blows used in winning bat
Ties by great fighters, and also spar three
rounds at each performance with his
sparrng partner He will. in addition.
tell his own story Of the battle with Vol
CAST, and outline his plans FOR recaptur-
ing the worlds lightweight title.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, May II, 1900

No il~- Gilbert rs. RaIIirFyr. Atto--e~-. Lzf-
ie-iy a Eallgsr-LaHIa-. Clements & Wright
No. f1l- H1,y--s0E SIS. Same. ATTORNEYS. same.
No. -. Berlhcin vs. Tyler Attorneys. Mat
ungE, Gitt-rs q Choubsrai--Hanllt1u Colbert
Icrlcs & Hamilton and Simmons
No. i6' Sparks vs. sla-zs. At,o-acy. Eas5--
Smith.
~ AL Male Lit-s Grip Company vs.. Raru
Attorneys Tar6-r-Colen.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD
No. E-a Riley IS. Buckley 90 a. lrrsararce Of
aeseu, defendants ordered. Attorney. C.. F. GIr5-uc
No. -l-is- Rsvc..s Is RsyeIls. order disuizs--
bill and u,lc. Attorneys. W G.. Nartir-TG81s,
Walker and J. A. Garrett.
No $50 SvduCr O. al vs. Brooks CO a.: sale
finally ratified Attorney, Irving Williamson
No. &s& England IS. Tle Midway. sale ratified
Attorneys. J. r. Daish and J. c. Howard.
No 2S5.- Simms. SC. VS. Palmer e. ak order
Tor commission 90 issue. Attorney. l. Il. David.
All motions win he heard on "Wednesday. May Is
1919
No. &c5S. ThaycT vs.. Thayer e. a.. order a7-
pointing guardian al Utem. Attorney. NJ ID. Camp
bell.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
GnIInudet Loses First nn.om.

Bird Craven. Gailaudet's hard-hitting
hrst oaseman Of several seasons ex-
perience. is out Of the game for a month
owing to faculty regulations governing
studies Cotton Brick, the husky New
Yorker VIII probably cover the initial
sack for the the Buff and Blue in the
game against Eastern College tomorrow
at Kendall Green.
The G. c. A. A. board Of directors has
chosen S. w. Harris. r. Mississippi. as
assistant baseball manager. vice Eugene
Hogle. 10, Nebraska. resigned.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13

N-. 1850 John T. C-ar7n 90 al VS.. Reramiu
T, Srsrlavk a. -L. sell real estate. Attorney. r.
y. H0psweu.
No. G551 Lillian F. ua.LI aEuiris.ra,rlv. Vs.
Lawrence ". Sparks 20 al receivers. dissolution
70 partnership. Attorney. W. z. Amhrcss
40. @2L Sue H. L8rd1r co al. SIS. James T.
kaTiCz 20 ALL accounting Gr. ATTORNEYS. r. H.
Davis and T. p. NUtaI.
80 -5- Thomas Sau~-r0 Tz. G-0-gr IT, I'm
ue-ch travIur. e. a.. substitute trustee. At-r--
l-g. ]. A. 1IleL1I.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-13
Criminal Court No. =.


80. SOL. Baltimore Wall Payer Company rs.
Nlh1rey. case dismissed
Nos. 36s9 and 25-a United States SIS. John G.
Davis. false Tr.-sHsea and euoazzleIert, OF tiaL
At.rrre.. il. j. Davis
80. 5L Leonard Vs. Move; order f5- reu-rz
deposit. Atta-.Es r. T. Ho.ler-J- "a. Cox
NO 5-l same "a Harmon same. Attorneys
s.ue
40. 1885, Purcell VS. N!Saavs motion f1r new
-lal. At-r-c-s 3. A. 1rocly and W IT.. Bride
o.. c. German and John B.du-
No 5Lo,. Mccarthy Ts. same; sane. Attorneys
same.
80. SIS. Ti-zer vs. same; same. A,tousys
same.
Habeas Corpus 40. $50 r. ~ Woodbury. B. O---s-
Dr.. motion % dismiss petition os-rrIL1L- Attorneys.
a.. T.. "-u-----NY ~. johnson.
Assignment i-- r.-isr-Nr-7-s.
So. 1885, Iu PAP opening % -l al-v .- square 15i-
Atr1-e7 German lva-6-.
NO. D. State Loan and Trust Company So Title
Guaranty ard surety Company. Attorneys. Gies-
WalE--.