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The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

I No. %n. Watts rs. Bautnger. Att0neys, Kesgrin
-IaWler.
No. 81 Barbam vs.. Barhsm. Attorney Comba.
No So Osborne vs.. Berry. Attorneys, Michel
Wilson.
Nc. 81. Fountain vs. Browning. Attorneys.
Coombe-Ridcut.
No. So Fisher V. Same. Attorneys. Ballinesr-
LAwler.
No. So Durfes - Durfoa AttOnsyA Bal
/ derstol-Tobuuer.
No. 3g. omsby " ornsby. Attorneys, orns-
/ by-Johnson-
No $40. Philips rs. Phillips Attorneys. Neg
meyer-Archer & HalloWay.
/ No. 35l. Crane Company IS Afcyeagh Attorneys.
/ Pack & Hint0n-Huidekoper.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. ziiS KneI Corde Ct al order extend
No ssss. Dante vs. velati: time extended. At
toTneys Brsndenburg & Brsndenburg-W ]. Lam
bert. c. Brown, and Berry & Minor.
No 800. In re Kernie-Getts Jobbing Publish
Ing Company; order adfy3ng receivers report At
| torueys b. J. Gibbons and 7. L. Jefforis.
In re tlunacy) Louis Stern: referred 70 audito<
| In re Qunacy) William Crossen; same.
IN re tlunaryl Felix +. Jawrusky; sans.
| No. &36. Rigs National Bank vs.. Bates ct Al .
/ hnal decree Attorneys. r R. Perry & Son-John
Ridout. Bates Warren. and W. II. SholeS
No. ISL. Barssdale So, vs. Morgan ct al: or
| der for return Of deposit. Attorneys. Wilson A
ls1. ]; Colbert. J. K. NJ. Norton. r.
White. and II. Z. Davis
No $3.50. In re Joseph R Wilkinson et al reS-
/ erencs 20 auditor. Attorney. T. S. Paladini
In re tlunac) John IA Yates; order to pay Ger
/ uoin funds
| No. $751; Fahy vs. Fahy: rule rst7rrnabIs March
q Attorneys, SlemaD s. Lerca-W. II. Haloway.
| No 2ssss. Jones ct 81. vs.. Colbert ct al order
accepting Offer Attorneys W. Il Msnogue-J. E
Padgett-
No, 2SE24 Burnley vs.. Jones: order sustaining a.
I T.
l. Simmons.
No. 1892 cooksey VI CooAsey: order appointing
l. B. Linton and ". ". Poultney trlsteees to
| sell, bond, 5000 Attorney. r. P. Evans
No 2S5A Meloy ct al vs. Washington Building
and Loan Association; order for repayment TO "
A 4, McShea and !. n. Rich. Attorneys. Cold
rem & Fenning, and ". G. GsTdiner-J. K. N.
Norton
No. 2uD. Alderman ct al. 70 Cullen; sub
mitted. Attorneys. G. c. GeTtmAn and J. Ridoz1t-
W. L. Richardson.
No 2sl1d Harris vs. Harris; Martha e. Harris
appointed trustee to sell. Attorney, J. W. Pattsr-
son.
Assignments for to-day-Mctions
No. 30. Hin w. Madsrland ct al Atsouevs
Lambert-Thomas.
No 81 Painter Va Painter. Attorneys Bailey
-Gies
No sa. Guinsburg vs. Guinsburs. Attornsys.
Wilson Barksdale-Gertman-
No Sls. George rs Ford. Attorneys, Williams
Tucker & Kenyon
No. So. Bunker V. Bunker Attorneys Mon
tague & MISUNDERSTANDING.
No. S6 Noel Construction Company n. Miller.
Attorneys Peck. Hinton 4 Cleph1ne-Tobrincr 4
McKenney.
No. SS. Heurich vs. HsTich. A4onsyS De
Pu,ron-E English
No 80. Sleinbsrv ~ Port ct al Attorney,
Newmyer.
No. 81 Emig vs. Mining %. Attorney. Esnis
No. SA- johnson ct al. - Keyser ct al Attnr-
ncys. Baiey-LesteF & LoTing.
No si6 HaFenner rs Hasenner. Attorney, Lam
bert
M ss Ballouf rs. HeurichS Attorneys. Dennis
Coldren & Fenning
No. $50. Empire State Surety Company ~. Duke
ct al. Attorneys Hufty & BEfke-Bsker
No. $50. Southern Surety Company - Barlin
Attorneys. Darlington, McNsnara & Huidskoper-
Blair.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
COUNT LEFT OUT
AT TAFT LUNCHEON
Makes Identity Plain, but
Has No Invitation.

Chicago. March 1.-THE Count Mourik
de Beaufort does not understand Ameri-
can customs yet, but he Is learning fast
since he married Miss Irma Kilgallon. ct
this city. and later went 10 work m z
steel mill as a puddleT. attired in gras
spats and the sort Of clothes that speak
Of London origin The nobleman came
from the steel mills ready to honor the
Chief Executive Of his adopted land at
the publishers luncheon at the La Sale
Hotel here to-day Ofheialdom halted
him at the door.
Il am the count" said the nobleman
with the spats and the cane.
THAT doesn't matter" said the Official
at the door. Where is your initiation
but I am the count" reiterated the
outsider. II am the guest Of Mr.. Kilgal-
lon. I am the Count de Beaufort"
Where Is Mr.. Kilgallon?"
Il don't know"
Where are your invitations?"
"I am the count Che shook his cane in
the direction Of the Presidents table,.
Let me in" he exclaimed.
I'm sorry, count" said an official, with
the suavity that drove the nobility into a
belief that he would be admitted while
he was being led toward the stairway,
''but there IS no arrangement for you or
for Mr. Kilgallon, 1t must be for the
banquet tonight. See II it isn't when you
find Mr.. Kilgallon."
And still proclaiming that he was the
count, the representative Of de Beau
forts was taken out Of range OF the
festivities.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

Khartoum, March 17-CoL Roosevelt
activities to-day included an examination
of his correspondence. which lasted some
hours, laying the keystone of an arch OF
the English Episcopal Cathedral in course
of construction the reception Of Il depu-
tation of Syrians, and visit to the club
house of the native and Egyptian Off
GERS. whom he addressed. He filled al
roles with his characteristic energy.
He is already persona gradissma with
his hosts, but probably nothing has oc-
Cured during his visit that has pleased
the British officials here more than his
straight talk to the native and Egyptian
officers.
Many OF these are keen advocates OF
the nationalist movement in Egypt, and
are far more active IN politics than
pleases the British. A conspicuous place
on the walls OF their clubhouse is Occu-
pied by portrait of the late leader OF
the nationalist party. This portrait was
removed before Col. Roosevelts arrival.
The motive for its removal is unknown.
1t Is equally unknown whether the tenor
Of the ex-President's speech was in any
way suggested TO him by the British Of
ficials, but &c was very much 10 the lat
ter's taste.
Denounces Political Soldiers.
Without referring even indirectly to
Egyptian politics. he took occasion to
denounce in general terms the political
soldiers.
The soldier who mikes in politics." he
said, becomes a bad politician and a
poor soldier. So long as he wears his
uniform, a soldier is bound in honor to
spend all his thought, viii. and energy
In working for the greatness of the flag
under which he has fought or has en-
gagged TO fight"
Doubtless Col. Roosevelt learned from
Slatin Pasha, inspector general of the
Egyptian forces, for whom he has con-
ceiyed very high regard. the difficulties
political leaven is causing the Egyptian
army. He seems unaffectedly enthusiast
tic over the achievements of the British
officials In the Nile provinces,
His Opinions on Sudan.
In a speech at the Sudan Club he
dwelt upon the marvellous change that
had taken place Ia the Sudan in the
course Of the past twelve years, and said
that any attempt TO overturn the benefi-
cent regime now established would be a
crime against the country and humanity
generally. Great Britain, by undertaking
10 civilize country erstwhile devastated
by bioOdthirsty tyranny. had proved her
self true 10 the highest imperial tradi-
tons. II was only when a country under
took the work OF mankind. regardless OF
its own profit, that it could be called
great
This brought him to refer to HIS own
efforts for the Panama Canal and the
opposition TO him at home After humor-
Gus remarks anent the wish that every
lion would do its duty, he said, looking
back on the Presidency, that he could
say he had enjoyed it thoroughly. Some
times he had periods OF trouble, but he
always gave the other fellows more trou-
BILE
Col Roosevelt and his party left this
evening for Wady Halfa and Assouan.
They will leave Egypt on the steamer
Prime Heinrich on March 30
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
THREE GIRLS QUAFF POISON.
Heiress To $4,000 600 Among Vic
tins I'm EpidenaIc.

Heiress 10 $4,000. 900 Among Vie
Tins I'm Epidemic.
81. Petersburg March 17.-Something
like an epidemic Of suicide, due 20 nett
rasthenia and melancholia. was recently
remarked here, and further attention was
called TO it to-day by the suicides OF
three girls OF social status, one Of them
heiress TO 100000 The three met, and
after one Of them had played Chopin's
Funeral March" all drank poison and
died. They left letters saying they were
tired Of life. Fifteen other suicides, most
~ girls. were reported to-day.
The Russian law severely Furnishes at
tempts at suicide. but a bill has been
proposed by some members OF the coun-
eli OF the empire abolishing the penalty,
on the ground that life is an individuals
private property. and he should be al
lowed to dispose Of It accordingly.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

seEsnteanth street northwezS. between II and
strsets-Scuare IL part u lot r: Issbal NJ
GodsboTough to Louisa Georgia Thompson. 8.
Pst~oFth-Iot GO, block 3; GUY s. Zeyp and Car
ron S. zep3 to William +. MRhoney SO.
Moore & Barb0sF's addition-Lot 2, block :: John
W. steinmesz e VI 70 William n. Rector ct
uxs, $40.
TngeSids-Lot g.. and part q lot IS. block Is;
Charles z. Wire. e ". 20 Laura S. Fitzhugh.
SO Trust, $500.
Chillium Castle Manor-Squsrs ss65. lots Il 70 IL
Woodward ID. HIrlan 70 Frank A Yanos, so.
z street Northeast, Ae.wsen Twelfth and Thirteenth
stFetts-squsre 1907. lot s.; Florence E. sta1oEd
70 II. L. HutchinS SO
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
NUCLEUS OF PACKING TRUST.
Armour Attorney Tells of NegOtiat.
ing $4,000, 600 Loan.

Chicago, March 1.-THE story OF the
loan of s15,OOo,oOo which made possible the
National Packing Company was told 10
the Federal grand jury to-day by Louis
c. Krauthoff, personal attorney for J. og-
den Armour He was questioned by
United States District Attorney Sims and
his assistant, James H Wilkerson, for
nearly three hours. After hearing his
testimony the grand jury adjourned until
tomorrow morning. Mr. Krauthoff was
formerly general counsel for the National
Packing Company. He negotiated the
big loan through the banking house of
Kuhn. Loeb & Co.. Of New York and d.
rected the organization of the Chicago
Packing Company. He has represented
the Armour interests since reslgning as
general counsel for the National Packing
Company.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
Equity Court No. i.
IIIsTICE ANnFRsnN-


No Z77se Bell vs. Young; leave to file supple
mental BIN fled, Attorneys. B. +. Lesghton-Rals-
ton, Siddous s Richardson.
No 1928. Bradt vs. Ashford; removal q trustee
ordered and titls vested IN remaining trustee At
toneys, Berry & Aiino
No. 20l5. Bliss vs. Martin; references % en-
sminer. Attorney. z. s. DuTal
No 9l47 Matthews VS.. Matthews; same At
toTneys. Thompson LAskey-C. and z. Darlington.
No. 2S2 Scott vs. Scott ssma AttOrneys
Thomas Walker-J. d. Drake and NJ 7. Clinks-
Gales
Assignment for todAy-M5tIon.
No. 81 Gordon Va Norton. Attorneys Perry 4
Gordon-WoEthington. Hoehiing & Mckinney.
No SO. Fisher vs.. Matthews. Attorneys Hay
den-Ldchliter.
No SIS. Mcintosh u Mcintosh. Attorneyx
Hughes & Gray-Taylor.
No. 81. Cooke vs. schmidt Attorueys Tobriner
& Bailey-HarloE.
NO sl4 Prentiss VI Richards. Attorneys. VIII.
iams-o Donoghus. POsbury & TueksE
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
DANIEL HAS RALLY.
Physicians Announce a Slight I'm.
DrOVement.

Daytona, March ia signed statement
by Drs. c. C. Bohannon and Z. A.
Waugh was issued at o'clock tonight
as follows;
Senator John w Daniels condition
shows a slight Improvement The state
of coma has lessened a little since morn
ing. The patient took nourishment lit
tie better this evening as the result OF
being able to swallow little better. He
has not recognized any one. and the left
half OF his body continues completely
paralyzed. We are much pleased at be-
ing able 20 announce a slight improve
ment, but we fear that It viii prove 20
be but temporary, and that the worst
may soon come"
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
isntIon. Aaornu. Nelson Wn.cn,

administration. Attorney, Nelson Wilso1.
Estats Of Thomas Il. Lynch; petition fo< letters
Of administration Attorney, ]. r. Ilchliter
II re Helen G. Piug1 ct al order appointing
Helen a PfugG guardian; bond sl5.0n Attorney
J. K, Shieds.
In re Elwood Graham; order appointing Robe-;
A. Finucus guardian; bond. $40. Attorney, z L
Gies
Esssts q John Z. Essil: wiz dated Nay 3 1868
eOdlal q March Is. 1910. fled.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
'cais Company leave to withdraw certain Doss

Scale Company leave to withdraw certain nots
granted
No s0Ts Hoos "a CAPITAL Traction Company:
verdict for defendant AttoTneyS Lsckia. Fulton &
COX and r G. L. Monane-R r PeTy Son
ard 6. T. Dunlop.
No s4A Appiestein rs. Benang@ ct al; On
tTial. AttCTnsyS Topper & Gusack and Cuttings &
Chamberiin-A. L. Nsgmyer.
Ne. 5os66 Wall vs.. Board Of Education; rule ~
nll1iable March x Attorney, John Ridout
Assignment for March ls-MOtionE:
no. !. Wilkinson Is Wilkinsuo ct al Attm-
ness. Coiiodzy- Blankenship d wiszsT,
No. . Bradley ~ MotheEal. AttorueyA Ford
Yield BaIlinger & Poe.
No. Mack vs. Mither, r., e al Att0nsys
stearnan & Loughrar-Hanes & Jeckson.
No. {. United States ex rel. Moshenval IS Dis
ts1ct ct Columbia Attorneys Mcneil s Mcneil
Thomas.
No. sanaha Va Palmer e Al. Attorneys.
Wolf & Me=tllat-Tucker Kenyon and Wilson
No. s Sams "a Sams ATTORNEYS. SANG
No. : Green vs.. Capital TTSction Company. At
tOrngys GaAkins Poyt0n-PcnJ & Son and Dun
iop.
No. HersAlsl w Iowa Apartment Houss Con-
pany ct al. Attorneys. RalSton s slddms and
STANDARDIZATION & McLachlen.
Nc. 3 keezer vs. Sullivan ct al Att0nsy& Poo
Thonss
No. 10 Dashisads vs.. Moses Sons Attuneyz
Mathsr-Donaldson & Ferguson.
No Il Ashford " Evening Star Company At
toTneys Davis James & Slatsr-PeTy & Son
Nc. Il Mooney vs.. Same. Attorneys. sane
No. Is Webster Same Attorneys, same
No. Il. Coultry. administrator, vs.. IAWrenca. At
toTneys DaFis-Jackson.
No. Is Benson Us. Brown. Attorneys. Hayden
Gies
No. Is Campbell vs.. National Hotel Company.
Attorneys. Ridout-White.
Cireuit Court NO. 2,
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 5l19o. KeFnsn vs.. District Of Columbia; yez-
dict for plaintiff. $50 ard judgment forthwith
Ne. 5lf2 Dickey vs.. Union Transfer Company
judgment On verdict Attorneys. J. J. Darlington
Mckinney & Flannery.
No. 5lls5 D0Eney u Washington, Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway; trid. Attorneys, E.
Burke and L. z. Harl0w-D, s. Maekall.
Assignment fo- March S-SIotons:
No. /. Ball. administrative. vs.. United States IL
press Company. Attorneys, Hossn-Bimey.
No 2 Kmban Company ys. Williams Attorneys,
Wheauey-Cobh.
No. s Mersheimer vs.. MAltny AttnnsJs Hoover
& ShieldS-Halam & Halam.
No. 4. United States 10 use KsppaeT ~. LOEn
ct al Attorneys. Douglas & Baks-MAddox 4
Galley
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
EMMA GOLDMAN SEES TAFT.

Chicago. March 17-Emma Goldman
viewed the Taft St Patrick Day parade
from a window in the Lexington Hotel
-Four secret service men stood at her
elbow. II won't bite" she said. zone
really would suppose was armed with
a set oF fangs"
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD


Estate Of John II. Carnes; VIII dated sepssmbz L
Estate Of Della Bien; order granting letters tes-
tamentary to Bertha Odenwald; bond, 500 AttorO
neg. f. II. Stephens.
Estate Of Henry Green; order granting letters II
administration 10 Fannie Green bond, soN At
torney, G. T.. Collins.
Estate Of Mary K Fountain; order granting lst-
teTs Of administration to KEts F. Ainses; bond
500 Attorney, F. B. RhoieS
Estate Of James @. Payne; order to turn oTsr
personality. Attorney, G. E. Hamilton.
Estate Of Catherine Tenant; order granting let
ters Of administration 10 eaIlie II. Tenant: bond.
Sl00. Attorney, @. S. Hillye,
Estate Of Oliver r Cromwell; order granting let
tiers testzmeptary 70 Lncrstia z. Cromwell; bond
500. Attorney. J. A. Krstz. j.
Estate Of John w. Bailey petition for letters Of
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
SCHOOL HAS ONE SCHOLAR.
Teacher Is Mother and story of the
School Is Unusual.

Middletown, n. Y, March 17.-At a sec
ton known as Marmon Hollow, in the
town Of Masonville, Delaware County.
there is a school consisting Of one scholar.
who Is the child Of the teacher, Mrs
Baxter. The teacher receives 50 per week
Tor her services, and the school Is as
regularly maintained as though there
We're dozens OF scholars 10 be instructed
There were formerly large numbers Of
scholars at the school, but they have
either died. grown up. or moved away.
The old school house Is such a dilapidated
structure as to be unit for school pur-
poses, and the school is held in a private
dwelling, which is also the abode of
teacher and scholar
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

No Ea5l. Robert A Bel "a Washington Rail.
way and Electric Company: damages, $500 At,
toEneys. Leckie. Fulton & Cox
No 2465. Charles s. Muir Co "a TagEz-t-
Fraser Company; appeal. Defendants attorneys
Leczie Fulton & Cox
No s2i66 Isabel !. Wall. sc. vs. Beard Of Edu-
cation: mandsmus. Attorney John RidOut.
No. 58s6l. William B. Fowler Louis O. Fer
rel; APPEAL Attorney. W. B. Fowler.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
DIES ON WEDDING NIGHT.
Retired Methodist Minister Goes to
Grave Instead of Altar.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 17.-Rev. Daniel
Savage, seventy-five years old, who was
to have been married last night. died at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. w T.
Perkins. at midnight Death came sud
denly, and before the bride-to-be, Mrs.
f. c. Seymour, OF Chester, Pa, could
reach his side
She had been informed during the day
that the wedding would have TO be post
poned owing to the Rev. Savage's illness,
and had notified the guests who had been
Invited to the wedding. The minister was
suffering from pneumonia. Rev. Savage
was retired Methodist minister. He had
been forty years in the ministery. He
leaves five daughters and a son.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

No. 296 Charles II. Wiltsie vs. Seth A. Terry.
trustee. Of al; foreclose lien. Attorney, G. G
German.
No 2Da- Orlando " Bradt "a Z Welsh ash.
ford trustee ct al substitute trustee. Att0ueys
Berry & Miner
No 2810. IN Part q lot T. squsrs west Of
square s5s; deed q release Attorney, A O Wells
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
Mrs. PIatt Opens Summer Home.

Middletown. n. Y. March Iz-Mrs
Platt. widow of Senator Plat has arrived
at her summer home, Tioga Lodge, High
land Mills with large number OF trunks
and the place viii be opened for the sea-
son from now on.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
Ocean Steamships

New York, March E.-AHived: Mauritania. Liv.
erpool March T.
Arrived out: La lorraine. at Haue; Noordam.
az Boulogne.
Sailed; Philadelphia. from Queenstown.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
A BUSY DOCTOR

e often delayed. Keep bottle Of Cow.
ANS PREPARATION iE the home and Be
prepared for pneumonia, Group, colds.
coughs, enrpe, pains and sossuess In luufs
and throat. External and gives cujck
&slet All duss.ssk Si.oo. Soc, 2sc
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
DISTRICT COURTS.


Chief justice Hon Seth Shepard Associate Jus
tees: Hon Charles Il. RObb and Hon Josiah A.
Van Orsdel
Adjourned from day 70 dag.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 5i4ai. Dirnfed W FouEteentb Street Savings
Bank: APPEAL noted. AtSorneyz r. Brylowski and
l. Il. DsEid-H. ". Wheatley
No 5Q22 Peoples National Bank ". Aut0matso
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

JUSTICE GOULD.
No B46 United States vs. John ". Collier.
manslaughter; appeal withdrawn; order for var
rant OF removal % issue.
No. &aB. United States -. Thomas F. Sullivan,
violating section ZL4. r. S. Q. s.; plea guilty:
sentence suspended during good behavior
No. 1899. United States -. Vincent Marshall
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny: plea guilty; remanded
No. 1915. United States Va James Jackson, sans:
verdict guilty
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
Criminal Court No. 2.
IUSTTcF STAFFOPO

JUSTICE
No. 1881. In re estate Of Henry F. Reh: On trial
Attorneys c. L. Frailsy-H. ". sohon and R. A
Heisken.
No. 1854 Karick vs. Knahe Company; Judgment
on verdict. Attorneys MILAN & Smith, w. Lyn-
ham and C. L. FrRiley.
No. l. National Electrical Company ys. Irwin ct
al AttoCneys, Wheatley-Wiisop.
Nc. = Roberts Electrical Company ". Same.
Attorneys same.
No. s. Carriage and Wagon Workers Union vs.
whitehurst ct al. Attorneys LoEins-Dasr. Peyser
& Taylor.
No. 4 Dulany VI. Roach Attorneys, Wolf 4
Ofutt-Paiadini.
No. 5. United States rs. Hughes. AttnZneys,
Baker-Davis and Kimball.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
SOUDAN OFFICERS
HEAR ROOSEVELT
Tells Them TO Let Politics
Alone; PleaSes England.
STRENUOUS DAY AT KHARTOUM

Besides Attending TO His COrrespon-
dence the Former President Lays
keystone OF Cathedral, Receives
DeputatIOn of Syrians, and Visits
Clubhouse of Egyptian Officers.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18

The telephone somehow fits in just right
when difficulties arise, and smooths the
wrinkles out of things.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-18
In the Modern Home

telephone service is a necessary appoint
ment. Call the nearest business Office
for rates. We have the very service for
you:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
sHIPYARD AWARDED
CONTRACT FOR SH|P
One of Six New Oestroyers to
be Built at Local Plant---
Bids on Battle SHIP

Contracts for the construction OF
six torpedo boat destroyers were
awarded yesterday by the navy de-
partment. One contract went to the
Newport Newss Shipbuilding & Dry
Dock Company, one to the New YORK
Shipbuiiding Company, one to the
Fore River Ship & Engine Building
Company. one to the Cramps Ship
building Company and two to the
Bath Iron WoNxs.
Work on the destroyer to be built
here is welr under way at the ship
yard and her keel will be laid down
in the not distant future. This ves-
sci is to be an almost exact dupli'
cate OF the destroyers Roe and Terry
which recently were completed here
She will be equipped with Parsons
turbine engines and oil-tuel burners
and the designed speed Is 20 knots
an hour.
AS requested by the yard officials,
the navy department stipulated in the
contract that the official trial of the
weasel Is TO be run over the meas
ured mile course of 1ewes. Del
The same agreement was made for
the vessels 20 be built at Cramps
andstbe New York Sbipbunding Com
pany's plant.
Bids on the S0.000-ton battleship
and the two immense steel naval col.
liers are to be opened ut the navy
department one week from tomorrow
and the local yard will submit esti-
mates on all three OF the vessels.
The osficials are said to be confiden'
of landing the ,battleship and at least
Que of the golfers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
ST. KIYcENT'S ELEVEN
READY FOR C0ltEG::ANS
Locals Hold Final Practice Before
Game With Eastern College
80 ~ Tomorrow.

st. vincent's husky football team
held its final practice last night pre-
paratory to the game tomorrow with
the strong team OF Eastern College
at the Casino park. All indications
point to the best game OF the season
on the Peninsula and it Is expected
that a large crowd of football en-
thusiasts from this city and section
will be on hand when the referees
whistle is sounded at $3.50 o'clock.
Manager Hayes. Of Eastern College.
arrived at Hampton yesterday and
announced that his eleven will reach
Old Point tomorrow morning. coming
in on The night steamer from Wash
ington. He says that his men are in
the pink OF condition and that they
expect to- whip the indicated
Saints" ,
In a statement last night Manager
Hayes saga that his team IS one of
the Strongest in Virginia He says
that Coach Nielsen. Of Georgetown.
says that Eastern Is the second
strongest Southern team Georgetown
PLAYED this year. He places A. q NJ
College ahead OF Eastern