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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Parker Mountain Mining Co.
will be held at the Office of the company
in the town of Newport. Wash, on Sat
urday, October l. 1910, at the hour OF
1880 p. M, for the election of officers
and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before the
meeting. ]. nj. MCDONALD, Sec.
1872
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-15

Not minute should be Lost when a
child shows symptoms OF Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse. or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
HIGH BONED COLLAR
AGAIN IN STYLE.
These and Full Sleeves Are
Rumored For the Fall.

There are two new fashions that are
strongly rumored for the early fall.
Both have a good deal Of backing be-
hind them.
One is an abolition OF the cOllarless
blouse, and the other is the appearance
Of long, full sleeve.
Neither is pretty, but both will be
worn If fashion so DEGREES. Every one
has become accustomed to the bare
neck, and every one likes it. Here and
there are women whose necks are en-
tirely too thin to stand exposure, but
to judge by the showing in the street
and in the house the observer would
say that there are few Of these women
In existence.
The collarless blouse has been worn
in England for generations and prob
ably will continue to be. for the Eng
lish do what they like md not as
Paris says.
The other ugly fashion that is COM
Ing in Is the long, full sleeve that
droops from armhole to wrist. It Is
&AAS - ~ eAAas 6SIS LARGER dS IL leu Cs5
the elbow and says at the wrist.
Several Of the new models that have
been recently worn show this sleeve.
One is a white linen, handsomely EN-.
broidered, which is gathered into the
srmhole and Says over a wide cuff of
the piece embroidery fastened at the
back with small buttons.
Another model Is Of black chiffon
over white satin. The sleeve is made
In long cap Of the black over a plain
sleeve Of the satin. This can has a
row OF Jet buttons down the back and
is longer under the arm than over It.
Below this is full puff that reaches
to within three inches Of the wrist and
shows much larger pun Of white
lace that is attached to the lining and
Is caught into band that falls on the
hand.
This kind Of sleeve was worn ten
years ago. It was ugly then, and Il ID
ugly now.
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-1a Clamr-ai- street r7--h7ves--s7aa-e sss. ---t
q Dog g. frank Laugsln q *. TO Max Pc-ss-.
FHuIsHir-was. half o., IN 4. b,ocs .: Margaret
o.R7C % James y. Rider and Mar C. Rste-.
ST.
wr.. Esi----r-Lot 90. book 6. George s. Coo7er
90 ry. @. Edith Amelia Wlitso-. so
Ccut-l Hs.-hts-Lr- O. block u. Annie Norman %
Annie T. smith SO
street. between Tenth and Eleventh streets
r1rtEaas-- square 90. l1- g Annie Newman 20
Annie J.. smith So
IS street between Ttf-E ana Fourth streets north
1as-->gla-e -T Do s' John r. H1iSip e. W.
On DAME, ID. Courtney 20 uy So
Fr-v---r Square ,-3 .r-= s. % %. Charles L. ID.
Wa-ah-- -' CIV J. Warren. SO
FC-T1--E-SI-are E-1 Io-s IS o. q. Guy 2. Var-
yen r1 Gertrude r. Lewis so
N street. between Second ard Third streets south
wrs,-Ns.ars 59f part n square Irving William
sop t-T='rr. -1 Bernard Leonard 500
J. street. between Trc.-s-se-r-i and rrc-tr-hirI
STREETS r---.Tf---~s Ur-H - .V- g. tla-L-s J.
Gav.s- 60 uz. ard Alfred b. Gavle- q VI -
annie l. 6avlC-. Marian e. Howe and Annie
r. Gavicr. SD.
1884 PcrrVlvl-ia avenue r--hwest-S1ua-e -5s. l1t
So Alfred r. Gawisr O. rX. % Annie /. GawIe-
Marian a. Howe and Annie r. GauIer SO
-ll- Fast Capitol street 2-i Eleventh street north
eaS'-NsUs-e 2'S. parts n lots Z and ST. SQUARE
,o+ lots % and On. clarence II. Pratt e. Tx. e.
al. u Fannie F. Pratt SO. life estate.
-1t IS. Frances NJ Hilton 90 q. Percy N-Gue
Dea0nood-Lo- q. block u. George ". RaE,arG 20
uy. On George T. Carroll SO
sixteenth street northwest between r ard streets
Square rs. lot . Rob Roy McKahan GO ok
20 Isaac Pearson. SO. trust $500
Fourteenth street northwest. between and W
s-ree-s-SgEa-e rs Dog Eos Isaac Pearson Ct uE
- Na-T A. Nehaha0, $40. trust. S, ooa.
Le prt Park-Ir- g. block &. J. George Nav-r-.
r.. a. uy 90 West s.. Hamilton SO
II street northeast. Ie-Utrl FIFTH and sixth streets
Square So l1- II. James IT. V5miIya 90 uZ.
% Sarah D. Warner. SO.
Church street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets Square So Jog g4. James
Il. Elg-cu et Gz- 90 Mary NJ HaireS. SO
Ills Fourth street uurrleast-S1Uare SO I1t ..
Mary Ann Moran 20 David HON e. TX. Annie
Horn So
s. EIiahyth-Part. Martha Hauou Pate e. VIZ ~
Edward r. CrsUrrd SO.
North rf square slot &. Lcrlisa VaIks- q VIZ n
Michael J. Esrrahar So
45l street no-tlvest-East n square as, LOT .:
Annie " Lee TO Frank o Nell S0.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate % Mar r. Moore. order for rule. Attar-
nsy. C. ". Claude
Estate n james F. Wilson; order granting letters
~ administration % Bs.ch r. Wilson: bond 500.
. Attorneys. Berry S Minor.
Estate II Augustus g.. Robinson. order granting
letters of administration 90 Edward r. Emerson:
bond. son. Attorneys. Ly0u & Lyon.
Estate of John q. SyUms~. order granting letters
r administration % Simon Lyon. bond. ST. cen. At
tcUeys. same.
Estate ~ Martin T. Poland, order granting letters
%, administration To Henry O.. Cushmln. bond.
81 er. ATTORNEYS. Emc.
Estate o. Daniel +. WOODBURY. order granting let
tiers Of Administration d. b. H. C.. T. a. Coryt0u NJ.
Woodbury.; bond. $500 ATTORNEYS same
Estate Of Sarah Gibbs: order rartirE letters Of
administration % Matthew W. Clair; bond $50.
Estate Of Albert Kafsa Will dated December 81.
1878. and petition for letters tcstamentary fled.
Attorneys Darr. Peyscr & Curtin.
In re Paul II. Camp; order 10 invest. Attorney.
Z. II. Jackson.
Estate Of Catherine c. Collins; order appointing
Catherine g. Collins guardian: bond $500 Attor-
new II. A. Heitmueller.
Estate q James NJ Jones; petition for letters If
administration. Attorneys lyon & lyon
Estate % Charles G.. Harker: petition f1r letters
Of administration. Attorneys, same
Estate Of Grer Tallmadge: same. ATTORNEYS. sarne
Estate Of josephine z. Piuyun; order granting let
tiers testameutary % Mary Z. Male: bond. s. co.
Attorneys. Birnev & Woodland.
Estate Of Beverly r. Mason; viii dated September
o. 1907. fled.
Estate Of Chrisiaua c. Queen; order extending
time 20 file account. Attorney. W. J. Lambert.
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THOMAS BOWLING & Co. Auctionetrs.
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE UuPROVl
REAL ESTATE. BEING DWELLING 40. ;

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING DWELLING 40. 5OJ9
o STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue q a decree 4 the Supreme Court ~ the
District u Columbia. poss,d in Equity cause No.
2ssI wherein Maria V. Bradt ct al are plaintiffs
and Jennie V Badt et a. are attendants zee the
undersigned trustees. viii sell at public auction. in
front q the premises. ON SATURDAY. the lith
day q May. 1910. az half-past four O'Clock p. m.
the following described land and premises. situate
In the District of Columbia t0-wit: The west
twenty t2Gl feet front hy a depth II one hundred
and twenty l2O feet q lot nincty-tw0 ,gI in
Beas Addition 20 that part Of the City Of Wash
ngton formerly known as Georgetown. I'm what IS
now known a. square twelve hundred and hfty-scvcn
l1ll the same being known as premises No. 039 o
street northwest being the same land conveyed -
Orlando W. Huntt by W Taylor Birch e ux by
deed dated the ,ist day Of October 1906 aud record
al in Lihcr 2lGi folio 3i2 one q the land records
Of the District q Columbia
Terms Of sale Oue-third q the purchase money
10 be- paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
installmcuts. payable IN one and two years frm day
Of sale. and % b. represented by the pr0niss0Ty
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest az the nate
q SIX per ceutm per aunum. payable somtannu-
ally, and secured by deed q trust on The property
sold. OF al cash, az the option II the purchaser;
cunveyancing NJ cost q purchaser. Terms % be
complied with within fifteen days or trustees may
advertise and sell az purchasers risk and cost after
I'VE days previous advertisement q such resale in
some newspaper Of Washington u. c.
MORRIS T. FREY.
National Metropolitan Bank Bhg
EMORY II BOGLET
f5f Louisiana Avenue northwest
my3i567eiou2r.H Trustees.
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romance and mystery. There is nothing
just like it in the rest Of the worlds
calendar.
The climaXes and thrills come in thu
arena where gather Indians from many
tribes; grizzled old pioneer craftsmen.
with their numbering prairie schooners
and stage coaches; sun burned cowboys
in fringed chaps and gay accouterments;
pretty cowgirls, and punches Of unbroken
horses from the range.
Every participant is an employe Of
Miller Brothers. who own the great l01
ranch, which covers more than thirty
square miles Of Oklahoma prairie land
There Will be exhibitions afternoon and
evening on next Monday and Tuesday
and a long equestrian street parade in
the forenoon
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CITIZENS CONDEMN
FAIRGROUNDS ACT
BrightwOOd Opposes District
Bearing Entire Cost.

Characterizing the action OF Congress
in making the District bear the entire
appropriation for the Fairgrounds as a
vicious Reputation Of the organic act OF
1873. the Brightwood Citizens Association
last night adopted a resolution requesting
the Commissioners not to accept the
budget
The resolution. which embodied an ex-
preston or thanks to Senator Gallinger
for his interest in behalf Of the District
was introduced by c. c. Lancaster
1T is the biggest piece Of legislative
affrontery ever heard Of. said Mr. Ian
caster. and should be resented not only
by the citizens OF the District, but by
people Of the entire country who have
a regard Tor the sacredness OF our laws.
1t is an absolute steal from the tax pay
ers Of the District"
Louis =. Shoemaker. president Of the
association, declared that 1t was a fraud
upon the tax payers
Mr.. Shoemaker, who has been president
of the association for ten years. was
unanimously reelected. Wilton J. Lam
bNiA ltNpuNlth the many luluES the DfeSl-
dent had done for the Improvement OF
that section Of the city, and G. G. Lam
caster paid Mr.. Shoemaker tribute.
William NICK. Clayton. president Of the
Brightwood Park Citizens Association.
spoke Of Mr.. Shoemaker as one who re-
ceiyed the support of the Democratic
party OF the District for commissioner
ship. John A. Saul. who presided. re-
quested Charles w. Ray and Wilton j.
Lambert to escort Mr.. Shoemaker 20 the
chair. After he had expressed his APP
probation Tor the honor conferred upon
him the members presented Mr.. Shoe
maker with a bouquet OF American
Beauty roses.
other officers elected were John A. Saul.
first vice president: Wilton J. Lambert,
second vice president. Charles ". Ray.
secretary; w. O. Ray. treasurer. William
Nick. Clayton. George ". Williams. and
d. o. Callaghan were elected 10 the execu-
tive committee.
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GAME FOR CHARITY.
Metropolitan and Century Clubs Play
To-day at Georgetown Field.


To-day at Georgetown Field.
Georgetown College Field will be the
scene this afternoon Of another charity
baseball game, the contestants 10 be the
teams representing the Metropolitan and
Century clubs. The game will be played
for the benefit Of the Georgetown Uni
verslty Hospital dispensary. and as con-
siderable rivalry exists between these
two well-known clubs in baseball mat
tiers. a large crowd will likely turn out
Metropolitan will be represented by tTs
following team: Ned Currie. catcher;
Preston Gibson. pitcher; DR.. Garnett.
first base; Vaudeville Carlisle, second
base: Fred Brooke. shortstop; Or Bayne.
third base; and the outheld will be Sc
lected from de Sibour. Sommerville. Lay.
Train. Merriam. and Newbold.
The Century lineup is uncertain. but
will be picked from among the following
members: Ecker. Hume. Howard. Mich
olson, Hanegan, Meridith. Fleming.
Prentiss, steele. Clapp, Barbour. ana Du
Bots
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. owES & soY. Auctioneeri.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO. 1904 FORT DRNl


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO 1904 FORT DRIVE
NORTHEAST
m Lo'r No. 2sH folio liz. e. seq. q the land
records 81 the District Of Columbia. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees VIII sell az public auction in front Of the
premises on MONDAI tine sd day q May A. D.
i'D az clock o. m. the following described hind and
premises. situate IN the County II Washington. Dis
ulct q Columbia. and designated as and being lots
4 and .. block q J. l.. and J. r. SherWOod's
subdivision q part q "Cuckold's Delight En-
closure. and other tracts now known as Sher-
wood Addition 20 Brookhnd said Sherwood >
subdivision is recorded m County Book IS. page 10
o. the Records u the Office q the Surveyor Of the
District n Columbia together with the improve
meuis. consisting If q frame dwelling.
Terms cf sale; Onc-third Of the purchase money
To Dc paid In cash, balance IN two equal install
mtnts. payable IN one and two years with interest
az o per centum per annum. payable semtauuually
from day q sole. secured hy deed Of trust ulon
the property sold or all cash. az the option Of the
purchaser A deposit 4 500 will be required at
time OF sale All COuTCyNnCing. recording. &c. az
cost Of purchaser Terms ct sale 20 b. cumplicd
with within fifteen days from day q sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right 90 resell the
property at the risk and cost Il defaultIg pur
chaser after fire days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published IN Washington. d. {.
CLARENCE B. RHEEM.
GEO. W. +. SWARTZELL.
Trustees.
IT 18th ST. NV
II. ID. GORDON. Attorney. mylfdst
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sla't dangarrss weapon; -ru-err1d 10 peniteutary
-.. one gear ard six moatLs.
N1. 8Qp Tlted States IS Same. mahem
u...s prs ,r'-rd
$50. 1Io9 United states IS. Herbert Smith and
Henry johnson. robbery. sentence 90 psuiteutiaTy
Tor tvp year, and SIX month, CscE.
No EIE. United States SIS. Gerrgr Thomas; as
F11.t 20 upe, plead rrf guilty.
Va, EHA Jritrd States vs. Robert II. Nelsons
assault dangerous weapon. plead u1t Guilty.
40. EC2 United states IS William HAMS
degradation private property. plea guilty, sentenced
-1 IcEitcutilry for tNo years.
40 2s- United states vs. JOSEPH Brown;
hHHbughur and larceny. Plea no. guilty
40. E~e. United States ~ Samuel smith au8
William IIr-.. same. same.
40 ElS. United States Ys. Robert e. Proctor
same. plea Guilty. sentenced 20 qcuitcn-iary f1r one
year and ono dag.
No. --Gt. JHfsI states IS. George Slmms. I'm
hEl,mert. plea nos guilty
No JS United States vs. Edwin S. Holmes
.r., 71aqirarY; leave % withdraw demurrer Can-si
a.
40 31ss United States vs. Same same. same.
80 2H55 United States VS.. George w. Whit
field; forgery. bench warrant awarded.
s. Segment Tor May lf:
United States vs. Georar Williams.
JGrei states SIS. Edward Jenkins
United states vs. louis Z. Williams.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Nativity Church winners.

The Nativity Church baseball team. OF
Brlghtwood, yesterday defeated the Holy
Name Church nine In we'I-played game
by 70 4, on the Brightwood diamond
Willie Cox, who held down second base
for the Brightw0od team. did some classy
work al that point, putting out four run
ners On succession without an error. r.
Scrieder and J. Scrieder. brothers. on the
Nativity team. played a fine game each.
one receiving and tho other delivering.
Reed and O'Mera were the batteries for
the Holy Cross team. Score:
Natirity...-...-............... 2 $4,000 O-5
Holy CrOss-.--.------.----.-- O q % 0 g D.
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IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF columbia. holding a Probate Court In re-
estate II Mary j. Nourse deceased. No $3.50
Administration--Richard Douglas Smms and James
L Nourse. executors herein having reported sale
o. Tot numbered thirty-thrCe 1881 IN sluarc num-
b"rcd eight hundred and tweuty-eight ls2Sl I'm the
city Of Washington IN the District a Columbia
70 Martha {. Burritt for the sum q three thou
sand and fifty dollars lSO50', 10 is this 9Th DAY of
May. 1910. ordered that The said sale De ratified
and confirmed. unless cause 90 the contrary be
shown on or before the 18th day Of June 1919. rrl-
uded. COPY q this order be Published once
week Tor three successive weeks In the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald. JOB
BARNARD. Justice. \ true c0ry-Attc,t: lSeaIl
JAMES TANNER Register cf Wills. invita-
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

p"EA oA ARPtAAss
Present. Mr. Justice Rubb. Mr. Justice Var
Orsdel. and Mr.. job Barnard. Associate Justice
Supreme COur;. District Of Columbia.
No. 2l6o. Mcclellan W. Thuuton: time % Oh,
brd IN opposition % motion 90 dismiss extended
upon motion Of Mr. II. T.. Davis
No. H2S. Mckenzie q a. vs. Grouse, motion
that mandate issue forthwith. submitted by Mr.
II. =. Davis for appellee iu support o. motion and
by Mr. II. T. Blair in opposition thereto.
No. 1923. Camp 80. BOYD. appeal % United States
Supreme Court prayed By Mr.. John Ridout on De-
half q counsel Tor appellant and bond for costs
fixed N 500.
Original. No. So Pran Va Prau. petition foy
allowance of special appeal denied.
Order susuendmg arguments for thu term
Adjourned from lay 20 day.
No. $40. Smith VS.. Phelps. argument commenced
hy Mr.. L. V. MCulton for appellant. continued by
Mr.. G.. r. Stric6ney for appellee. and concluded by
NJ. l. V. N10ulron for appellant
No. 6ol. Mayer Fertilizer and Junk Company vs.
ViTVnin- Carolina Chemical Company. argued hy
Mr.. Ralph K9lish for appellant; submitted on
record for appellee with leave 20 file brief by Tues
DAY next and leave 90 appellant % fle reply brcf
within ten days thereafter
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Z. II. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

II TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding a. District Court In re
The extension ~ Park place northwest along the
west line az soldiers Home lands District Court
No. N4.-Nct.c' f. hereby given that the Commission
crs ~ the District If Columbia pursuant 10 the
provisions q am act approved February e. 1910
entitled An Act to authorize the extension OF
PARK place northwest" have filed n petition IN
ms court PRAYING the condemnation 81 the land
necessary fer the extension q Park place with a
width 81 forty feet along the west side OF Soldiers
Home land. In the District q Columbia as shown
on plat or map filed With the said petition as
pari thereof; and PRAYING also that jury Of five
l7dl11Hs. experienced disirtoresfcd men who
shan be neohcldgr within the District ~ g1'1rr-
ua, not related Co any person interested I'm these
proceedings and not IN the service or employment
q the District Of Columbia Cr o. the United
states. be summoned by the United States Marshal
for the District Of Columbia 90 assess the dam
ages each Ogner of the land 90 De taken may
sustain oy reason ci the extension of, the aforp-
SAID Fark pace northwest. and the condemnation
or the land necessary for the purposes thereof
and 90 assess as benefits resulting thorrfrcn the
entire amount Cf said damages. plus the c-sts OF
this proceeding. upon the land admitting uu0n the
said street 20 be extended and also upon an other
pieces and parcels n land which the Jury viii find
viii b. benefited by tho said extension Il the
said street. as provided for bv the aforesaid act
a. Congress. II U.s. by thc court this 18th day u
May A. d. 1910 ordered that an persons having
any interest iu these proceedings De- and they
are hereby, warned and commanded TO apDcar In
this court On or before the 9TH DAY or JUNE.
4. ID. 1870 az 10 O'Clock. a. m and continue in
attendance until the court shall have made its
final order raufyiug and confirming the award o.
damages and the assessments or benefits OF the
-TT 20 b. CmpaueCl and sworn herein: and q IS
further ordered that COPY 4 this notice and
order be published once in The Washington Law
Reporter and on six secular days I'm the Washington
Bvening Times. The Washington Herald. and the
Washington Post. newspapers published in the said
District. commencing 40 least twenty DAYS before
the said 9Th day n June A. d. 1910 Il is
further ordered that copy q this notice and order
De served by the United states Marshal OF his
deputies upon such owners Cf the land 20 be con
dcmncd herein as may he found by the said mar
shall or his deputies. within the District q Column
c1. and upCn the tenants and occupants Of the
same Scicro the 7th day 4 June. A. ID. 1910. By
The Court. WENDELL T. STAFFORD. Justice A
true coUy-Test. lScaLJ J. r. YOUNG Clerk By
!. r. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk
nyl3-d6t
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Criminal Court No. L.

No. 259sj. United States rs. Charles Jackson and
BENJAMIN Butler, robbery; motion for new trial
o7euuled. defendant No. l sentenced TO pcnitentary
Tor four years and six months; defendant No. 2
sentenced TO pcnteutiary for two years and six
months
No. 8l6S United States vs.. Henry 7. Gilbert
embeElement; sentenced 10 penitentiary for one
year and one day.
No. SS52 United States vs.. Louis Fine: false
prctenses same
No. 8S65. United States vs.. Morris KidWeu :
carnal knowledge sentenced 20 peniteniary for ten
years; appeal: bail fixed at s. 800.
No E0N United States rs. Julius Brooks: as
sault dangerous weapon; sentenced to penitcntiary
for two years
No &cal. United States rs John Marshall; as
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
ZBYSZKO THROWS LINK.
Neutrality-suspicious. Get First Glimpse
of Famous Polish Wrestler.

Washington sports were given their first
glimpse Of Zbyszko. the famous Polish
wrestler. when he appeared before a
packed house at the Gayety Theater last
night at the close Of the regular perform
anCe.
Zbyszko was matched With Shad Link.
of Baltimore, and gave a mighty skiIlfu
exhibition. pinning the Baltimoreau to
the mat in straight falls. the first in thlr-
ty-one minutes and the second In twenty
one minutes and thirty seconds.
The Polish strong man was forced TO
extend himself, and had his hands fun.
discovering IN Link no puny antagonist.
The general opinion around the riugside
was the that foreigner would have 10
show lot more class than was In evil
dence last night if he hoped 10 beat Frank
GOtch
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District Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD


No. s3 In re Extension q Minnesota avenue
southeast: continued.
No. SO, in re Establishment Il building limo on
Irving street northwest; same.
No. 49, In 70 Opening q alley IN square g5i;
order discharEng rule and dismissug petition OF
William Helms
No SOL In 70 Extension Of Second and W
streets; order 10 pay into registry
No $40. In re Opening alley In square $50; same.
hearing
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Foresters Hold Initiation.

Court Washington. No. 2. Foresters of
America, held its initiation exercises last
night at Eagles Han Seven new men,
bers were admitted. They were J. P.
Gallagher. NJ Walsh, David Hughes,
George Follan. William ]. Whitley. John
j. Curran, and Samuel p. Armstrong.
Chief Ranger L. c. NJ. Seibel presided.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14

Robert Cross, an aged negro. living on
the Military road. was run down yester-
day evening by an automobile near his
home and injured about the head. elbow,
and spine. The vehicle, which was op-
Grated by young man, who was accom-
panied by two young women, put or full
spec and disappeared
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF Co
lumhl Washington. ID c. May O. lol0-Sealed
proposals viii be received az this Office until .
j.. m. MAY q. 1910. for constructing sewer, in
the District ~ Columbia. Forms 81 proposals
specifications. and necessary information may be
obtained from Chief Clerk. Engineer Department
room II. District Building. Washington. d. C.
CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM V. JUDSON. Commissioners. d. c.
mylOd6t