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ARE ARRIVING DAILY.
Horsemen FIocIxing to jamestown
Track for Spring Meeting.

Horsemen FIocling TO jamestown
Track for Spring Meeting.
Special TO The Washington Herald
jamestown, Va, March s0-ArFivals are
being daily announced for the spring meet
ing OF the jamestown Jockey Club. which
begins next Friday. and It is expected
that when the affair opens there win be
about ten bookmakers in line and at least
800 horses in the stables.
Frank J. Bryan. Edward w. Cole, and
Mars Cassidy, who are to act as steward,
judge, and starter, respectively, are ex
pected on the scene OF action Tomorrow
The latest acquisitions to the horsemen
present are Big Chief Archie thinner.
with the horses Of Tim Sullivan; Hugh
Penny. with King Avondale and three
two-year-olds; Frank Healey, with a
string of five belonging TO Joe Jones, in
GLIDING Crossover. Amoret, st. Augustus.
and two youngsters. and Frank Mccabe.
with Ragman. The horses all shipped
we'll The owners and trainers ara highly
pleased with the jamestown plant Work.
outs:
oomplsts. onehaH IN 90 lsi ready TO race light
now
BergOo one mils IN Iae; tbs best Jumper bsrs
At present ~
! May Fletcher one nils IN 1892 5
Odd Folks. three-eighths Ia Os2 breezins, an
ordinary twoyear-old
! Pins and Needles one-half IN 0Sg. hr.sz,,,.
pointing for Norfolk Handicap
Helen B.. one-lusrter IN O. q; breezine
Master John. three-eighths in 0.ss IS; txseztnz.
very ft 1913
Bethlehem. onequarteg IN O.s; lSO-pouna boz
up; breezing.
Eva Tanguay, threequarters in %; pulled ID
oQnetos three quarters IN lib 50: likely maiden
Joe Rose and Oullo breezed mils in II. bo;h
very IT. ~
wo0dlana. nvoeighths in lbs S5l straight at
The end.
Bob Co, hve-eighths in ls5 So; has dsysiouns snto
bad actor; also has bad legs.
Abe Attell. three-eighths "a o:ss; breeztne
Pail Davis, threeQusrters in lis; On the bit an
the way ~ :"
Ragnan ElODed around the curse twice.
Prince, new jumper IN FlipDin's barn schooled
badly
oskhurst VII have 70 Improve In his tnp,pa
70 set ANYTHING here
Dr. Pillow looks very sod; went over tbs t11ups
on the back stretch only.
Kings Guinea schooleG badly; refused everx
Jump; gotten over the course finally
Catherine Van went the full course but ueckea
az her jumps
Lizzie Fiat schooled fairly wen; has shown om-
siderable improvement here
Good FriaT got over the course after a .ros5hls |
some journey; Is bad jumper.
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Probate Court.
TTST.ITrr. nAnNARn


Estate n Roland @ Cheelnsn; win dated Feb
riETy s. 1907 flied
Estate Of Robert e Collins; order for distribu-
ton.
Estate Of Albert F. Herdershott: order grant
ms letters e administration to Ethel L. Hender-
shott, bond. 500 Attorneys. rhomes & Bellsr.
Estate 4 Alexander J. Swift: erisr granting let
ters az administration to Simon Lyol, bond 81 90
Attorneys. Ly3n Lyon.
Estate Of Thomas Thlmpson Morris: order grant
ing letters u administration d b. n. 70 Rich W
Morris, Sond. A,eo. Attorneys same.
Estate Of B0nis II. Marshall: order granting let
tiers q administration to Anne l. NJ Richards
bond. s240 AttoEneys same
Estate q Henry s. Howe: order admitting Win
to probate ard record and granting letters tesla
msntay 10 Harriet VI Howe. bond. Sl.oo0. Attor-
neys. same.
Estate q Frank ". johnson; order authorizing
surrender Of tickets. Attorneys, Z. II. Thomas
J. c. Howard. and J. p. Daish.
Estate Of James G. Payne order 70 transfer stock.
Estate Of OliFer 7. Bailey; order revoking war
rant.
Estate Ct Electus Bacus order granting letters Of
administration TO Margaret ". Cilfrey bond, s. O00
Attorneys. B. W Parker and F. A. fleming
IN &c Ellen Y Terney; order 70 sell realty. At
tornes John RidOat
Estate Of Alice H. King; order foT transfer Of
stock. Attorneys. Gordon s Gordon.
Estate d Harvey V. Cotton; win dated April .
1908. fled.
Estate d Mary E C. Wilbur; viii dated octo-
Der 10, 1903, and petition for letters tsstamsntsy
fled.
Estate Of Annie Carney; caseat Attorneys. NJ.
II. Magruder. G. P. Hoover. and J. r. Shields
Estate Of Robert Leding; order 20 pay certain
sum. Attorney. J. @. Fay.
In re Charles P. Stsnan ct al petition TO sub
stituts guardian. Attorney. z. II. Marshall
Estate Of Lorenzo Thomas 81. order granting
letters Of administration to Lorenzo Thomas IT,
bond, s. coo. Attorney. Arthur Peter.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31

NATIONAL Trust Company q Maryland trsstse,
S.00e0 10 yearS pr cent per annum bond
issuel.
Meridian Hul-Lots ss to s.. block %; Andrew ".
Luker ct w. 70 National Savings and Trsst
Company trustee. To secure American Security
aud Trust Company, S,Ooo years. per cent
semi-annualiy.
Square 570-Lot B; Lucy NJ O'Nel % Walter P.
Plumley. trustee, 70 secure W. Preston VIII
iansoa, a,Ioo, monthly payments, per cent
per annum.
Square s59-Los II: Rose Geuzza ct viz 70 Frank ].
Disudoans and james Berry trustees TO secure
Perpetual Building Association. 500.
Square lsz-LOts Sc TO i0o Aloa7O o. Bliss c. Tx.
10 Herbert A. Gin and Richard 2. PAiro tr1s-
tees 70 secure Henry ]. Biddlo, 900 70 secure
lydia NJ. B. Robinson. Christine W. Biddle.
Spencer T. p. BIddle and Henry J. Biddls.
$3.50, 70 years. per cent, ssmi-annuslly
Square 2si-Lots 50 81 and S3 Charles ". King,
r. ct TX TO John 7. Arms and samuel A
DT1rys trustees. 20 secure Lee Brown, SEQ.
years. 6 par cent ssgni-annnAly.
Square IO60-LOt IL; Herman r. HOEensteiI &c ux.
70 Clsrenos B. Rheem and Emanuel SPEECH.
trustees, to seoITs Priscilla Thompson. 29i2 20.
! year, per cent. ssHisnnnally.
Square &5s-Lot Z; Jesse $ ClimAnson st ux. 70
Percy II. Russell and Thomas II. Banes, trJis-
tees. TO secure George q Shoemaker. 500.
monthly payments, pr cent per snnum-
Square Bl-Lot q. Bates Warren et W. TO Albert
2. Fox and William E EdInonsson. trustees.
70 secure Thomas H. Evans $4,000, ; years,
Per cent. substantially.
Square 755-Lots S. 81. and 50: Samuel w Tucker.
II, et III. 10 Il Pierce B0telsT and William h.
Hell. trustees. 10 secre Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. $500. year 5 per cent, semi
annually.
Square 21-Lot &; Hiram Colver Mcneil Ct ux
70 B. Francis Saul and Walter e Hilton,
trustees 70 secure Melvin r. HERMAN, s. go
monthly payments. per cent per annufn
Square 444-LOt Is; Edward Henkel et TX 20
Harry L. Rust and John f. 81 Bowie. trustees.
to secure Harold IA johnson, 5000, years.
81 per cent, semi-annuaIly.
Inglesds-Parts Of lots 30 to 81 bloch %; Lewis
F, BTeIlinger ct ux. to American Security and
Trust Company, trustee, 10 secure Clarence F.
Norment. $500 ; year,. 81 yer cent sszni-
annually.
Square 65-SOuth part Of lot s.; Rufus G. Brooks
% Michael l. Weller and Nicholas r. Shea
trustees. TO secure Joseph L Weller, $50. 2
years, per cant, seni-snnualy.
Square S3l-LOts g. H. AS and is: Kennedy
Bros. Inc, % Harry L Rust and John T. NJ
Bowie, trustees 70 secure Harold l. johnson
$500. 81 years. II pr cent, seuli-annuaIly.
Square S5l-Lots ls9 10 10 and l4s to l54 Kennedy
Bros. Inc, 20 Harry l. Rust and John F. n
Bowie. trustees. TO secure Harold I. Johnson
$500. 81 years 81 per cent. semi-anuuzIy.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIve furlongs. Flying Squirrel.
lis Davis. Q TO 90 won; Miss LOTS 100 lDayen-
port, 20 7. second; Autumn Rose, lo5 lGEnsl,
8 20 l. third Time, 80 IS Diction LRwndAle
Belle, Infection Tom oDonnell. and n. J. V. r.,
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four furlonEs. Bcdegs, 10
lTruemanl. 10 to J. won Supple. 10 Davis, 9 70
$, second; Louis Katz 10 (Nicol, IS to 5. third
Time 0:is So John Kngore. Athis W. Albetto.
Lees Fnar. Grand PeggJ. DeceiEahle, Eastern
Star. d. II. Carpenter. Nora Emma Dollar PIN
cess Anne Revere and Louis de Cognets also raR
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs Fl Orc, 10 davis,
8 to 5, Won Splendid, l05 jRsidl to l. second
Marie Rue los tKOernerl, l6 70 L third. Time,
LIS 25 Whelan. Miss Marjorie. Square Deal and
Doc Allen also ran
FOURTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards. Rio
6rands. ~ II. Wright. 20 g. won; Ethou IA
tCollyerl. 70 5. second; Pocomoke, 80 (Ponsl
TO 5. third Time, l;ls IS, First Premium and
c. ", Burt also ran. Ethon and Poccmoke were
coupled IN straight betting only.
FIFTH RACE-Seyen furlOngs Pinte l03 Reid
70 /, won; Console. l02 Davenport, 70 20 l.
second, Spanish Prince, 1G Crrumanl 70 !. third
Time, 2 Is. Cassowsry, F1arney, Miss Popular
Rebel Queen. ClOistress, Pirate Diana, Anna L.
Dag, and Ormuz also ran
SIXTH RACE-Aiile and sixteenth. Yama. 10
wilson. to 2, won; GOlconda III Cans. to
., second; Elfall. III Davenport. TO 2. third.
Time. la 26 County Clerk GaEen Lass. Turn
Coat. Woolstone. and Merry Gift also ran.
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Ennitv SnIfa-

No. aoiO Martha A. Reeves rs. Henry z. Fraser
ct al. partihon. Attorney. W ". Edwards.
No. 2924l. Casper F. Geier vs. Bernard j. GeieF ct
al. sane Attorneys, R. L. Montague and J. o.
AicTiarity.
No. 22i2 In ne releass Of lot 6, square south Of
square le5e; substitute trustee. Attorney. G. C.
German
No. @2B. Peter P. Phillips trustees "a Peter
Parker ct al; same. Attorney, W J. Lambert
No. 2a24L Aloysius 3. Eicahorn vs. Clara E
kearney; sane. Attorney. J. r. Fague.
No. &2f5. Addison E. Mullikin ct al vs. Balti-
NOE Skate Manufacturing Company et al 10 set
aside assignment. Attoneys O. Y. Church and H.
H. Duncan.
No. @2.s Cath. II B. Jones, By next friend,
rs. Lewis D. King; st aside deed Attofney, J. J..
Darlington.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

widows Mite-Lot ls2; Charles E Rafferty, e. ux.
TO Emory L. Coblentz and George H. Lamar
trustees, to secure Oscar B. Coblentz. 81 soa
parable September Is. 1910. 6 Per cent Der an
nun.
Pleasant Plains-Lot g. block 2. Catherine =
Bruce et viz to John Taylor Arms ard Samuel
A. Dr1ry. trustees. to secure Lee Brown 81 90
monthly payments per cent Per annun ssfns
to William il. Terrell and Norton NJ. I.ittls
trustees. to secure Charles E Wire. 500 nav
able June J. 1910 per cent per annum.
Square 29lT-Lot .; ". E. Davies 70 W J. Newton
and e. Lodge Hin. trustees. 10 Secure q
Leonard. $50, I year, per cent, ssmi-snnually
Square 3s5-Lot 81. Robert C. Macdonald 10 10
ratio \. Taplin and George ~. Linkins tnis
tees. to secure Francis T. Park s. $50. l to s
months
Inisrsst-Ths Electric Express Company to Inser-
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
FRANCE MUST HAVE FLEET.
Authority on Naval Affairs Fears
American-Japenese War.

Authority on Naval Affairs Fears
northumberland War.
Paris, March S0-Admiral Fourier is
about to publish book on tbs external
and naval policy Of France. in which he
takes account Of the possibility OF a war
between America and Japan. This war,
he says. Is the enigma OF the future It
involves the risk Of hostiIities between
England and the United States, which
might obligate France TO cast in her lot
on one side OF the other.
A Franco-American war. the admiral
goes on TO say. would assume the charac-
ter OF a veritable sacrilege Therefore, the
maintenance of the worlds equilibrium
between the rival nations in the Pacific
should be the dominant object Of Anglo
French diplomacy in respect TO Japan,
Russia, and the United States.
Sustaining the naval thesis. Admiral
Fourier says It is Indispensable that
France should maintain a deep-seat fleet
capable Of carrying on war at a distance.
Such feet is necessary TO the mantle
nance Of the actual world equilibrium.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
HOLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.

baltimore Cracks from Polytechnic
Institute shoot To-day.
Baltimore. Nd. March s0.-To-morrow
afternoon the Marksman Club Of the
Polytechnic Institute win hold the indi-
vidual club championship match, the
winner of which will receive the hand
some bronze medal awarded by the Ma
tional Rife Association of Washington.
An the members Of the Marksman
Club will shoot. and, judging from the
good scores that have been made lately,
the winner OF the match will have TO
do some exceptional shooting.
Each year the National Rife Assocla-
ton awards a medal TO the champion
shot Of each OF the clubs that are affili-
ated with it.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
DISTRICT COURTS.


Chief Justice. Hon. Seth Shepard. Associate jus-
tees; Hon. Charles 81. Rob- and Hon. Josiah A
Van Orsdel.
Assignments for April s. 1910
No ]. Hyde ct al. IS. United States Attorneys.
Northington Donaldson-Pugh & Baker
No Palmer &C. vs. Lenoyitz.' Attorneys, Ba-
ker, Huidsk0per & PeTy-0Iyers Basley
No. 3. Degge vs. Secretary OF Interior Attorneys.
Guy-BakeT, Psny & Huidekoper
No 4. MauTy et al. vs.. Same. Attorneys, sane.
No. 5. District Of Columbia rs Kraft Attorneys.
Thomas & White-Hogan
No. 6. District Of Columbia vs. Gregory Attor.
neys, same
No. Z. Mcnamara Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys, Co0-Hamilton.
No. s. United States rel, walcott vs.. Seere-
tary Of the Interior. Attorneys, Mathematician
Ter, Clements & Wrights.
No. g. Secretary Of the interior vs. CLARK. At
torneys, LaEler, Clements Wrights-W Wright
No. 10. Southern Railway Company ct al. vs..
Hawkins &c. Attorneys. Maddox & Galley and
Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamiton-Bailey.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, March 80, 1900

appointing II. L. Rust and Wilism J. Brown
substitute trustees; bond, S, 900. Attorneys w J.
Brown-H. T. Winfield ]. P. Earnest Worthing-
ton. Head Failey. and W. K Quinter.
No ISIS. Ball ct al. vs. First COOPERATIVE Build
ing and Loan Association ct a. order to settle
loan q Bessie II. 8lattingiy. Attorneys. J. L
Smith and J. S. Easby-Smith.
No. 2ia. Burnley Jones: bin dismissed; sE-
peal noted Attorneys J. L. Smith and J. B.
Archer, III Simmons,
No. 1851 Wagner vs.. schohsld e. al; account
10 trustees approved. Attorneys. d. C. Stutler-
". Z. Ambrose.
No. Bi52 Biggs vs.. BigEs; rule returnahle Aprfl
Is. Attorneys. d. S. Msckall and n strasburger-
W. B. Reilly.
No. 2la. ODonoghue ct al. Us. Couroy e. al !;
decree constituting viii Attorney. D. W. oDono-
ghue.
No 9a2 In re Lot c. square south 1852; decree
substituting trustee. Attorney. G. g. Gertman.
No. 1s6ia Robinson Robinson; reference 10
examiner. Attorneys. ". L. Hens-F McKea
G. W. StetsOn. and D. 7. Hessan.
No 25ll2 Wsddin vs. Allen; trustee snthor4zss
to accept private bids. Attorney. W. 7. smith.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
BOYCOTT AGAINST BUTTER.
Rise in Prices in Germany Results
In Abstinence.

In Abstinence.
Berlin, March 3O-The boycott against
the union Of butter merchants because
Of the increase in the price Of that COM
modify 10 26 cents a pound is spreading
The number of those who have signed
the pledge 10 abstain from the use of
butter at the present price is now 49,
COO. II the Social Democrats join in the
boycott. it viii mean that tho number
of people who viii pledge themselves not
10 use butter will reach the total Of
S,00OoOO
The butter merchants deny that they
are responsible for the high price They
assert that the increase of 10 cents a
pound. from 26 cents TO IS cents, IS due
to an actual scarcity Of the commodity,
which was brought about by last years
poor fodder harvests.
The president of the Industrial Union
OF Unions declares that the boycott IS
chiefly one Of disgust among the Ger
man working classes at the general
rise IN the cost of the necessities of life
which has resulted from the recent
finance and reform laws
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
ORAL BETTING LEGAL.

New York, March So-The Court OF
Appeals in California by unanimous
verdict, has just declared all forms OF
oral betting legal This opinion Is the
result OF test case involving the inter
probation OF the recently enacted Walker
Otis anti-bookmaking law. which has
closed all but the EmeryviIle track
President Thomas H. Williams. there
Tore scores an important point. inasmuch
as oral betting exclusively had prevailed
at Emeryville during the past winter.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No 6S3L Wynkoop vs. Shoemaker; motion for
new trial fled. Attorneys II. Il. Beacb-W. 7.
Lambert and r. H. yeatman.
No. 5l63s. Thompson vs. Woodward and NJ
5ls5s, Thompson vs.. Same; on trial Attornevs
MILAN & smith-Ralston. siddons a. Riehardsou.
Assignments for to-daT
No 40 Kelliher rs. Capital Traction Conpapv
Attorneys. Downing BeEr-Pery & Son ana
No. AL Hillman ct al vs. Robinson et Al At.
toTneys, Carasi & Jones-Preyost & Bailey.
No 49, Mchlmmie Ct al vs.. Horton, II. After
neys, Anhrose-Poe
No 49,. Dieudonne vs.. Fourteenth Street Sav-
ings Bank. ATTORNEY. John Ridout
No go Hill Georgetown and TenuaIlvte.rn
Railway Company. Attorneys Lambert q Yeat-
man-Douglas & Hoover
No. s9. Esan Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys. Lambert 4 Yeatman-Hsm.
ilton.
n, 10. ISL Newman " Newman ct al. Attorneys.
Ridout & Gertman-Peyton
No. 4S3. Hemsns rs Potomac Electric Power
Company. Attorneys Collins Peyton-Darlluvfon
No 81. Mckenzie vs.. Grouse. ATTORNEYS Name,
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
GRAY DEFEATS UNDUCH.
Bests baltimore Crack in 1872 BaIk
Line Billiard Tourney.

Bests baltimore Crack in 1872 BaIk
Line Billiard Tourney.
Gray, amateur champion OF Washing
ton, took Unduch. the Baltimore cham
pion, into camp 10 the tune Of 209 to 81
in the final game OF the intercity series
at is.2 balk line billiards. at the Royal
last night.
Gray is the only Washington player 10
win game in the series, and his playing
last night proves that he outclasses all
the other players in the two cities. In
Ouch led up to Il innings, when Gray
ran % and from that on he ran away
from the BaltimOrean and finished the
game with runs Of 2S, 10, and 30 in the
last three innings. Averages, Gray,
SOIL; Unduch. 2 10. Referee. Mr.. E. ".
Baker, of Baltimore; scorer. Mr.. C. X.
Jones, Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
GUN CLUB ABOUT TO OPEN.

AnaIOstan's Season Starts with
shoot Day After Tomorrow.
The spring season for the AnaIostan Cun
Club viii open Saturday, when the initial
sho9t Of the year viii be held. A new
trap has been installed. and some i'm
proVement made on the grounds. so that
everything Will be in order for the start
Shoots win be held this summer up tn
October g every Saturday afternoon.
Several special shoots VIII DO held during
the season, and it is probable that a
tournament win be held later on.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

Sheriff Estate-Squsre 52ss. lot S.; John +. F..
White ct to Alice E. snydam. SO
% Second street s0uthsast-Square rs. lot 8; L.
Josephine Bel to Catherine Mcdonald, SO.
Granby-Lot i and west part Of lot Is; Henry F.
Smith 70 Ella NJ Smith, So
Metropolis Vew-Lots Is and Is. block 70; MAgzis
r. Hyde to Agnes D. Adams, SO.
Half street southeast, between II and n streets
Square 70l, lots rs and III; Hannah Bobys to
Charles E. Sanford, SO, trust S90
Enclosare-Part Of tract; John H sonls tins
tee. ct uK. 70 the president and directors Of
GeorgetoWn College $40
l4l9 Twenty-second street northwest-Squzre g. lot
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31

Austin, Tex. March S0-word was re-
eeived here to-day OF the killing of Ed
gar Reed. a business man at Marathon.
Tex, by F. O. Loehausen, a wealthy
stoekman. Lochausen fired two loads of
shot into Reeds body. The men had
quareled over a business matter.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
City Officials Organize Base
ball Club.
FIREMEN GIVE MASK BALL
Prizes Awarded Partict-
pants at Odd Fellows HaII-Rev.
Steamer Gamble TO Make Trips on
New Schedule, Beginning April L.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria, Va. March 9O-With a
membership OF twenty-three. a baseball
club OF city officials was organized this
afternoon in the Office Of City Treasurer
T. W. Robinson. Indications are that the
first game will be we'll patronized.
The officers are Samuel p Fisher, city
attorney, captain; Robert H. Cox, city
sergeant manager; William Lee Craven.
steward of Offices, assistant manager, and
N. S. Greenaway. clerk OF the Corporation
Court, secretary and treasurer.
Other members Of the club are Frank
w. Latham. superintendent of gas works;
Louis N. Duffey, deputy clerk of the Cor
poration Court; P. F. German, ST., collec-
tor OF taxes; P. F. German, jr., deputy
collector OF taxes; Charles E. Tennesson,
deputy commissioner OF revenue; Roger
C. Sullivan. deputy city treasurer: Fred
erick ]. Garvey, Charles Roland, and
Julian Rawlett. policemen; Harry b.
Cation. police justice: Thomas W. Robin
son. city treasurer; Conrad Johnson,
principal OF Lee School; z. c. Dunn. city
Iitb AASSt y ANbS H. ~ Dali S4B jNNSS Va TIC
Corporation Court; Samuel G. Brent.
Commonwealth attorney; L. F. Price, city
auditor; John B. Waller. clerk of gas;
Charles II. Callahan. commissioner of
revenue. and Charles T. Goods. chief of
police.
A mask ball was given this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall under the auspices OF
Reliance Steam Fire Engine Company.
number OF handsome prizes were
awarded Music was furnished by Pitts
Orchestra. During the evening a lunch
con was served The proceeds will be
used TO help defray the expenses in
the visiting fremen in Au-
gust
Rev. c. D. Buila, pastor OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. who has
been appointed editor OF the Southern
Methodist. with headquarters in Balti-
more. left this evening for that city.
accompanied by his family. Rev. Mr.
Bulla viii make his home in Baltimore.
He will preach his farewell sermon on
Sunday Rev. H NJ. Canter will be his
successor here.
The steamer Edward g. Gamble, oper-
ating between this city. the Firth steel
plant. and the Washington Navy Yard.
viii put 8 new schedule in effect on
April L
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
Serum for Rheumatic Fav.r

Paris. March S0-Dr. Rosenthal has
communicated TO the Academy of Medi-
cine the details of experiments with a
new serum for rheumatic fever. He
claims that IT has been very successful.
and especially in preventing subsequent
affection Of the heart
The Washington herald., 1910-03-31
ALDRIDGE DENIES
ACCEPTING $1,000
Candidate for Congressional
Nomination Writes
OPEN LETTER TO DR.. CRAPsEY
State Committeeman Declares He
Interested Himself in Insurance
Legislation Because He Believed
Measure Worthy of SuppOrt-Win
Not Take Money for Influence.

Rochester. March SO.--state Committee
man George W. Aldridge. who is to be
nominated for Congress on Saturday to
succeed the late James B. Perkins. to-
night gave out a copy of an open letter
addressed to DR.. A. s. Cra2sey, a former
Episcopal rector in reply to the latter
request for information concerning the
acceptance of $1,000 from the fire insur-
ance companies for his influence in pass
ing legislation.
DR.. Crapsey had written a letter to the
President indorsing Aldridge for surveyor
of the port of New York, and said that
because of this he would like on explana-
ton from Aldridge. as he considered It a
grave moral ofrense. eorupting to per-
sonal character, and dangerous to the
welfare Of the State. He also asked if
Aldridge considered it right 10 deal secret
ly with interests affected by legislation
and take money payments to further such
legislation
Bill a Good One.
In his open letter, Mr. Aldridge re-
iterates that he interested himself IN the
bill because It was urged by the officers
Of the Rochester German Insurance Com
pany, and was In the interests Of the
company and policyholders alike. he
says:
That this legislation did, in fact, &C
complish just that purpose is presump-
lively established by the recent revision
OF the tax law. made by trained experts,
which particular provision was re-en-
acted ana later approved by Gov.
Hughes.
MIR. Kennedy's contribution was not
made IN contemplation of any legisla-
ton. 1t was purely voluntary. after the
law had been passed and after the legis-
lature had adjourned.
Il do not think it is right TO deal Sc
cretly with the various interests affect
ed by legislation and to take money pay
ments. also secretly. either to further or
prevent legislation. and never IN my life
have I done such a thing"