davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17

So far Mr.. Bryan claims 10 have killed
nothing more formidable than time in
South America.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17

In the meantime, Sir Ernest Shackleton
is Sir Ernest line, staff, or what not!
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17

patch. Perhaps. by and by, some ac-
commodating judge will rule that IL is
actually obligatory.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17

A national cement trust Is being formed
Better lay in your supply Of cement while
IL is cheap
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
The Test.

From Punch
Friend-Is It safe to send your stuff In
q wrapper like that?
Poet-Well, find It always comes back
all right.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17

"A Philadelphia magistrate has ruled
that taking an umbrella from a friend
is not -~iminal," says the Pittsburg Dis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

esffipu & Eieis Crbinans ION In araft frt'
ten. 5sltunc babsn une aaF Mumabuit sdbieH bon
anb mad Dem fribehsH eeissLi6sn 3ssippnfte unf
ale nntpifen fir Iraden unh Massiefu ipiitn Dor
ber Cincinnati ilnipH Depot aue Ssrmial GempuHs
be5ntIt merotn.
@aHirt am l6 aueuf u. .. 1910
. d Otto A. MeHnsr
WtdNhtrt bro TEN. ees Staofraibs.
greleubiet: g. ]. Gurreli, amtirsubK Glfrf
Gsbtniet am 81 NuaIrH 1910
SobH GaIttu, emtirtnbsr Napor.
951
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

aQ d II, um II einer I}uhrif gu arbeiien.
aa6suitagsu Gesfta Can Co., g., g,etu uHn
Guiperi Gtratc. 23-25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
yerfanst: Disnlt- Yerfonaf

8 SuberIdtltge 1ameu flr Mrbsit gu
Sdlle, I'm .lsarsiers" 0usnbTingeH; 81 80
per IuSeHo, at5eIi adrdHtlri 30. 81 Ef.
.. SirdBe. Sa5HfionA ASeDanoe. Simmer 6i6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
SteEeu-eefn3e.

Brnfttfhe BfIegertn m8nfett Efeinrl
bel effjer IHpalibsn @umg pber ole 1auSbdiie
rtn fur bic Zane. WliB Wl. Hpan. Esa. s..
1lnf., g..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
3u uerRaafen yer(dieoenes.

Bd6erst, attaeberlbe: Is EIrs Wfebf Der
Npfe; biut1; treefn Gee3ug rcd Tsuff1'
IGiio. ansfnuft IN BET BoIfsbloit-Cftiee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

etQrb an Gtenfaa, ben %. guauf 10
Rrgina MibNrnSarf,


gtb. SDncer
esboreu in Wsttingsn, Rrris 5eiIeHbure, Rtoit.
rHpsbe5irt DtUHittr, Q8etialer in alter bon u
SdbreH, ! Dlonat uro y IaQeu. lie 9esroieuRQ
finbet tart uu i5rtitaa pioreeH nm 7:35 ubr pgn
SraUsrbauie SIopeit=Gde T. uno 8arrGrp Strabt,
Sopiuatou Re., aus tct;. porGui nm ubr in
her Sf. 3oicpbsz&lrte cine ftIsrlI6s &eauems Goa'
mefe ceIebrrt merotn lDtre, Do3u gerDano's
fSreuuoe uuo gstamts obue ipsltns 9otll bpiliaf
eiHqs!abeH fHb BON
24,25 Gen trauernocu StntrrbIiebeneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

Ttutf6ts Wsb6sn far anassn.iut eaasl
atesti. Ta&lHftsen 20. 20 Soita Gstaut, Glif.
fgH A.5"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25
8n pemtet6en.

Q 8 u!mer I'M brtttsu etcS, GSroni; aruBe
seupbpGro@- gaufcr une Sas StunleE
i'm eriten Gtn4, $500 per Miouai, seatsns
Gtrnbe. bb
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
Binger Hermann Placed on Trial To
day In Portland, Oreson-TWo
Previously Convicted.
tHerald Specially

Portland, Ore, Jan 10.-Accused of
conspiracy to defraud the government
in connection with the Oregon land
fraud cases, Binger Hermann, former
member of congress, was placed on
trial in the United States district
court here today. Hermann was in
>dicted together with Senator Mitchell,
H. A Smith, both deceased, and ex-
State Senator Mays, Representative
Jones and George S. Sorensen. The
latter two were convicted in 1906,
the Hermann trial being postponed.
Hermann is alleged to have conspired
to have two hundred thousand acres
Of LAID in 0rseo set aside :l-ssssss,--t
reserve, transferred. The prosecution
is under the direction of Francis ].
Heney, famous for his prosecutions in
the west and in San Francisco. Her
mann was formerly member of con-
gress, former commissioner of pub
lie lands, and for years prominent
figure in northwestern politics.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
SUGAR MEN SENTENCED
Men Convicted of Defraudng Govern.
ment In Sugar Weighing Given
One Year Sentences.
(Herald Specially

New York, Jan. 10.-In the United
States circuit court today Judge Mar
tin sentenced Thomas Kethoe, Pat
rick ]. Hennessey, John R. Boyle and
Edward A. Coyle, former checkers at
the Williamsburg docks of the sugar
trust who were convicted of manipu-
lating the scales whereby the govern
ment was defrauded of duties, to one
year each in the penitentiary. Oliver
Splitter, convicted with the above
men, will be sentenced on the first of
February. He is now in a hospital
recovering from a surgical operation.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
TWO Arrests Made.
fIsoraja snecis, !,

- tI5erald Specfa j -----
Chicago. Jan. 1O.-victoria Shaw,
the keeper of the resort where Moore's
body was found, was arrested today
with Pearl Dorset, the inmate of the
house who found Moore's body. The
coroner's physicians who examined
the body of Moore refuse to give any
information as the result of their in
quiry. One physician said privately
that death was probably due to heart
failure. Helen Fargo Moore, the
wealthy and beautiful wife of Moore,
is Frustrated over the tragedy, and is
in critical condition this afternoon.
She married Moore after a romantic
courtship following thei meeting to-
gether in an auto trip through Vir-
gfnia.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
TO ARB|TRATE TROUBLE
Between Te|egraphePs and Illinois Central Off.
Gals. Commission Has The Power.
(Herald Specially

Washington, D. c., Jan. 10-Chair-
man Knapp of the Interstate Com
merce Commission and Labor Commits
sioner Neill have selected B. H. Myer,
president of the railroad commission
of Wisconsin, as the third member of
the committee to arbitrate the differ
ence between the Illinois Central rail
road and the telegraphers. The COM
mittee will begin their work in Chi
cago this week. After this case is
disposed of third man will be named
to hear similar troubles ON the Big
Four road
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
Supreme Court Decision.
{Herald Specially

Washington, D. c., Jan. 1O.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission has
the power to regulate the distribution
of coal by railroads, according to /.
decision handed down today by the
supreme court The court overrule;l
the suit by the Alton and other rail
roads protesting against the order of
the commission telling the roads not
to include coal cars in the list Of
available cars for pro rata distribu-
ton
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
LAND FRAUD TRIAL IS ON POLICE ARE MYs1|F|ED
Son of a Rock Island Railroad Man
Found Dead Sunday In Cues
tionable Resort.
(Herald Specially

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 1O.-The police
department is bending its energies to-
day to the effort of untangling the
mystery surrounding the death of Ma.
thaniel Ford Moore, aged tweny-six
years, who was found dead yesterday
in asresort here. Marks of violence
were in evidence and the police are
convinced that the young man was
the victim of foul play 1t is believed
that the investigation will lead to
wholesale arrests in the red light dis
trict
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
Indiana Democratic Banquet.

Lafayette, Ind, Jan. 10.-Democrats
great and small, from many parts of
Indiana, are to worship tonight at the
shrine of democracy's patron saint,
Andrew Jackson, the occasion being
the annual banquet of the Jackson
Club of this city. A number of state
officials and other democratic lead
ers of Indiana are to be included
among the speakers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
GOT TRIAL DELAYED.
District Attorney Fickert Asked That
Calhoun Trial Be Delayed.
CHerald Specially

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 10.-On
motion of District Attorney Fickert
the trial of Patrick Calhoun, the street
railway magnate of San Francisco, ac'
cused of attempted bribery in connec'
ton with street car franchises, was
postponed until the last of the month
Frickert said he was not familiar with
the record of the case, and wanted
time to investigate. Calhoun is the
man tried by Francis j. Henery
Heney was defeated in his race fol-
district attorney by Frickert.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
AND A|RsH|Ps
Get Away on Record Tests at Los An
geles-NeW York First Balloon
to Get Away.
(Eerald Specially

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 10.-Thou
sands of people gathered here today
for the opening of the aviation meet
The first balloon to get under way
this morning was the New York, with
Clifford Harmon as pilot. 1t was soon
followed by the Peoria, piloted by
lame. This Afternoon fourteen aero
planists demonstrated their machines
the beginning of the elimination trials
Curtiss and Paulham expect to break
all previous records.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
RELIGIOUS POWERS
Granted BY the Pope In Decree Just
lssued-Concerning Marriages
of Catholics.
CBerald Specially

Rome, Jan. 10.-A decree has been
issued by the pope granting important
powers to all bishops of the church
throughout the world. The new de-
cree gives the bishops the right to
settle all questions regarding the
marriage of Catholics without refer
ence TO the authorities.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-01-10
SCHOOL BUILDINGS BURNED.
Four Hundred Pupils Driven From
Their Beds Into Snow Drifts.
(Herald Specially

Newburg, N. Y, Jan. 10.-Four hun
dred students were driven from their
beds into snow drifts and the cold by
a fire which early this morning de-
stroyed the main buildings of the mil
itary academy of Cornwall. The loss
will reach two hundred thousand dol,
lars. No casualties occurred because
of the splendid discipline.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Ra ifaI.

ginsm iebr beIeibten uno auBers
orbentli6 bequemen Serrr piro bonn
9trSt tDrperIide 8.pegung pOrges
fdrtebsn. Gr peripri9t aud, oas in
feinem Seller IastrnOs Sluftsrbpl5
eisenbdnOis auf ben SOf 3u Tdaffen
unO 5u asridgen. aIs Der glr3t einige
Sage Oaruuf mad isinem 8efinOsH
fragt, ertpioert er, bub er iid iebr
ipObl fiibls. ,9entsn Sic nur, 5.rr
9OttOr, tpdbrsno i9 mid i'm anfanJ
ur nit Der grObtsn Ttiibe bur9
bds &.llerfenfter Stpdns.n tonute, um
oas SOl3 auf Dem tiira.ittn Wege
binaus gu fpeoiren. i6liipfs i'd iebt
aIdtt tpte Elm 9lal bur9."
rNun," m.inte Der glr5t, .bas 1T
ia allsrOines Elm eritaunlider Grfols,
oa bub.n sic ipobl fdon i.br biel
5erfdgt9"
pRa, Bis isbt nur oas Seniters
treu5!" i4munSeIt Der Otde Ssrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

8iberfpru9, ~Se mehr
3Gbne unI'rs olte Sdnte Noialte oee'
liert, oeFo bifiser piro iie."
9as Siuoernib. rWunn
IfsiaIt 0u eigentlih ins Gramenf
Sod1 in Dem SemsItsr9" - IS, 100
lper6' idl Seraoe isBt, no i'd mir
bunoert 8iiitsnturten nit cdno. iur.
0ruden lieB?"
Simmer Sorftman n n.
Hrau garpnin: Sd freue mid nns
mer, Serr SDrft.r, iibsr ous pradts
pole Saar SSbrer @emablin," Sbs:s
fDrIter: Limb babel i4doeIe4t, gang
I9Goeledtl"
&eiHe. 9eIegenbei /.
Srem6.r (bsi 8tiiatisung Oes 9es
fGn9niFes): y0as muB man fasen,
bebdelid uno gsmiitblib einssridtete
3.llen iino oas; oa mOhte man au9
glsi9 gum Spibbub.u psrosn!" =
9lufIeb.r: .Sd augtnblidli9 ut
a6er IsiOer gar nidts frei. mein
Serr!"
Riibrenbe 4ntbeilna f.
me. - S6ipiegsrpater gum 8rdutis
gam na6 Der Srauung: uno
nun, mein Iisber (S6pisrseriobu,
freue i'd mid, Dir mittbsiIen gu tons
men, oaS nidt MIR unIere 6amilie,
ionberH aud Sernitebenbe sinissn glns
tbeiI an Dem beutigtn Ssefte nebmm
= Tosar beine Sldubiger Ianoten mir
3ei6en trsusn @eosntsnS!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

&O9tunf. Batter (su feiner
So9ter): rgrneitine, iiebs mir bod
f6neG 3tpei @ier!" grn.itiue: r@leid,
9upa! Sd mill nur nod fanea i'm
So6bu9 na4ieben, pie man bas
ma9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Sas nnterbrodene SenuisTpiel.
(Gin 9ubenitrei6 in bier 8ilbern.)

Mar unb MoriB, Die apei Raugen,
SeimIi6 in Die &ii9e 6runsen,
$40 auf Dem Serb, bequem CUR Sano,
Gin SOpf nit faOnen SIOBen ftano.
limb Mar uno Morib duf Der Stslle
9enubttn lie als SenntsbGlle,
Wit sSleiI9brstt uno nit 9urtenbobel
Ma6t ii9 6ie Sadie tpirtlih nobel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

meInsr Ssits!" i6munaeIts sr. rilnb
bsr Rum, Der mar gut. ipas2 CT bat
aua sinen sanasn Tbaler s.toftet."
llnb bann bitIt er feinen Miunb an
mein DIR: ben Sbaler."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

Gar man6er &Iob psrf.blt' iein 3iel.
limb man9sr Sopf in Sderben fitl -
Die &09in nubt - iie tOmmt in
@9pupp, bat iie ems in Der 8ifdse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
ltnausenebm.

0idter QpdbrenO Der premiere
Isines 2uItIpiels in 6as Sbeater Itiir=
Seno): rRun, ipie gefdllt msin Stiida
Ri4t pabr. Ous Publitum 1T gang
ipeg9"
Oirettor: rRein, gang nod
nidt - es perben nod circa adt
PerIOnen i'm 3uf4auerruum fein."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

8iberfpru4. ~Se mehr
3Gbne unI're alte Sdnte Roialie bees
liert, oeIto biFiser piro iie."
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-27
DAILY COURT RECORD


Ninth street northeast near Massachusetts, avenue
Square 30 LOT 81 George W Barkman et TX
70 Catherine Arnold StaRcGn. SO; trust sen.
Barnard & johnson Addition TO Congress Heights
Lot 5, block 8: Ralph r. Barnard and Guy H
Johnson trustees. 20 Edgar G. Buckingham SO
handle HighlanGs-Square $50 lots . 10 a.; square
5osS. lots 70 5i James Henry Brown to United
States Realty Company, So
handle Higliaads-SquaTe solo. lots 81 and g
square 5543. lot g.; National Savings aud Tuss;
ComPany. trustee. 70 The United states Realiy
Company. SO
Randle Highands-Squars 54as lot 10: United States
Realty Company 70 A. A. Ly0ns. SIG
handle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 55G lets g. TO- and III
United States Realty Company % Herman H.
A. Meiser, Sla.
Randle HiEhiands-Sauare soc. lots 2 and q
National Savings ard Trust Company. trustee
70 Fent0n I. Daffer $40
handle Highands-SQuaIe 6572 lot u. United States
Realty Company 70 Augusta Hancock $40.
Cleveland PsT2-squsre 365. lot g; South Boston
Realty C@n,-~a5 - Carrie " Rousseau SO
Closeland PsIk-Square 3065 lot 81 Timothy O'Cou.
nor et Tx. 70 South Boston Realty Company SO
Doboins Addiuou-l40ts los and 10. block L.. Mel
win ii. Herman ct TX ct al 10 Emily Rose.
mond. SO
Columbia Heights-Lot @ block .: Lille f. Mat
tern ct al. to Emily Rosemoud. SO.
Dohbins Addtion-Iot 10, block y; Columbia
Heights lot ,. block .; Emily Rosemont TO
Lille H. Mattcrn SIC
Ninth and + streets southwest-square $50. mar. of
lot &c; FLOYD f Davis 70 J. William Finn SO
Dobhins' Addtion-Lot los. block r. Emily Rose
moud To Melvin II. HERMAN SO.
Between street and Virginia avenue and 70 c
street southwest. also 925 Maryland avenue south.
west-SQuare 3s4. lots T. p. 3, and IS; square
So, lot Is; HeTbsTt b. Wilcox Ct al TO John w.
Piiling. SO
Peter Mills Sest-Square us lot Is; William r.
Green et Tx. 10 Delos q. Haynes, So
Pleasant Plains-SqRsre 500 lot a; Harry wardman
and Thomas Bones 70 Eiwood b Ayers ct ux
SO
1874 and lslfs MAYORS aIley-sQuare ST.. part Of
lots 50 and 90; Charles ". Simpson trustee. 10
George F. Zeh Sl000.
1914 and l3l4is MAYORS alley-Square 3z, parts Of
lots 9 and 90; Virginia p Brandenburg ct Tx.
TO George f. Zen. so.
1914 and 1919 MAYORS ailey-Square 367 parts Of
lots % and Go; Enma Lea ct uK Ct al 10
George F. Zeh. SO
1914 and ISliis Naylor's aley-Souare S7. parts
Of lots g and CO.; John 7. Vanen ct ux to
George F. Zen. SO
- d ST. nw.-Square go lot 4: Preston William
son TO Lucy n. 0'Neii. 5000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-27

70 secure ]. Harold Mcdowell S.T0 : rear.
Ter cent, Sesni-sunually
square SoiZ-L0t e. EliWu0d B. Myers e ux -
B. Francis Saul and s. Percy Thomson. tins
tees, % secure Harry Wardman and TheTaas
Bones. Slo5o- monthly payments. per. cent Der
anHum -
PetSuth-Lots IS and &. block IS: CsIy s. ard
NsrTou ). Hepp TO John Taylor Arms and sam
uel a. DT1ry. trustees. 10 secure Lee Brown
st03 ! to 40 months s per cent ue~ annnD,.
aoinead Manor-Lot = and part Of lot 2 block
4 Fannie Z. Bate et Tir 70 Frank T. Rawlipes
and Jesse ". Rawlings. trustees. TO seclre
frank ; Collins, $3.50, years, 6 per cent.
semi-sunually
Square 67-Part Of lot 50 and lot 60: George F
Zen e TX 70 l. Pierce Bcteier and Franklin
BaTret trustees 70 secure Joanna Wo,lsrd an5
Emma WollaTd $500 ) years. per cent, SEM
annuallr.
Square E0-LOt B; lucy NJ O'Neil 10 The Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company. trustee n
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Assrcis.
ton, Se0e
Lanier Heshts-Lot llS; The CarroIion Apsrtnen.
House Company to National Savings and TTusf
Company. Trustee. 20 secure American Ssr,,-it,,
and Trust Company, $4,000, l to ) years. 5 Der
cent, semi-anHuslly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-27
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 5522-Lots 9. 70. aud Il; Herman il. A
Meiser to J. Henry Brown and John STEPHEN
trustees. 10 secure Tie United States Realty
Company. $50. monthly payments per cent
seni-annually.
Square 5541-Lots q and q: Fenton T. Dafer Ia
American Security and Trust Company. trustee
TO secure National Savings and Trust Company,
S45. monthly payments, az per cent, semi.
annually.
Square 5572-Lot Il; Augusta Hancock TO John
Stephen and J. Henry Brown. trustees. TO Sc.
cure The United States Realty Company. $40
monthly payments. psr cent, semi-annually
Square Bi-Lot i; Lizzie Kiser to American Sc.
earity and Trust Company, trustee, 10 secure
National Savings and Trust Company. $500.
years, . per cent, semi-annually.
haTIem-paTt Of tract; Frank Ready TO George W
Ofutt and John W. Bogley, trustees to secure
The Potomac Savings Bank q Georgetown.
Sl,S0 } years per cent, nli-annualy.
Square Sl1S-L0ts ? and IS Robert l. Carr ct TX
to Frank J. Dieudonns and James Berry. trlls-
tees, TO secure Perpetual Building Association.
Square S6s-Lot 81; Carrie N. Rousseau to James
5. Easley and William H. Shepherd trustees. to
secure south Boston Realty Company. d55.5O.
monthly payments.
Square Blot and north half Of lot r; G. Helen
Metkah to William g. Gordon and Henry s
Matthews, TRUSTEES. to secure the Oak Hill
Cemetery Company. Seooo. years, per cent
seIui-annually
Square 7s-EAst half Of Let 81 James b. LAmbe ct
al. trustees Of the Western Presbyterian Church
Of Washington, d. c., 70 George Z. Fleming
and Edward l. Hllyer trustees. 70 secure VIII
IAN L: Crane, $50, years. per cent. semi
annualr
Square z5ls-I40t Is; Delos G. HAYNES ct ux. to
Andrew d. Lofler and Percy b. Russell. srus-
tees, to secure the ProTident Savings Bank
$3.50, / year. 6 per cent, ssni-annually
Same to Harry l. Htust ard John I. IT. BoHie
trustees. to scuus William h Green s. 100
monthly payments, 6 Ter cent per annun
ClifhosUre-l.ot e. block s; saIlia A. Sehafhirt tn
FRANK ?. Reesds.snd Louis r Peak. trustees
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-27
ANNAPOLIS SPORTS SCHEDULE
Dates Announced for Naval Aead.
emy-College Gossip.
Princeton Football ScheduIe-La-
crosse, Rowing, and Baseball
Events.AFranged for Season.

Baseball. lacrosse. and rowing events
in which Annapolis will take part are
announced, the Naval Academys op-
ponents only being named:
March 30. baseball. Trinity: April ..
baseball Amherst; lacrosse. Johns Hop
kins: April 6, baseball, Maryland Agri-
cultural College; Afrl 8. baseball, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania; lacrosse. Mount
Washington; April l6, baseball, BucknelI:
lacrosse, Baltimore City College; April
% baseball. University Of North Caro-
lima; rowing, Harvard; lacrosse, LehIgh;
field and track. Princeton; April q,
baseball, Agricultural and Mechanical
College of North Carolina; April 80, base
ball, University Of West Virginia. field
and track. Carlisle Indians; lacrosse, in
terbattsliOn: May :, baseball. Pennsyl-
vania State College; rowing, Columbia
against first crew Arundels of Baltimore,
first and second crews against Academy
second crew and fourth class crew; field
and track. Columbia; lacrosse, Swarth-
more or Hobart; May II, baseball St.
Johns: May IA, baseball. Dickinson: row.
ing, Georgetown: field and track, Lafay-
'ette; lacrosse, Carlisle Indians; May IS.
baseball. Maryland Athletic Club: May
q. rowing, Syracuse; baseball, George
town; field and track, interclass; May p,
baseball, United States Military Acad-
envy, annual championship contest
Eight games one less than last year,
are on the Princeton football schedule
for next fall. as follows: Saturday. Dc
toher J. stevens Institute. at Princeton;
Wednesday. October s. Villanova. at
Princeton; Saturday. October s. New
York University, at Princeton; Saturday,
October 10 Lafayette. at Princeton; Sat
urday, October %. Carlisle Indians at
Princeton: Saturday, October 20, Dart
mouth, at New York; Saturday, Novem-
Der 8. Fordham, at Princeton, and Satur-
day, November T. Yale, at Princeton.
Seven games. one less than last year.
are scheduled for the Dartmouth foot
ball team, as follows: October I. Massa-
chusetts State, at Hanover; 8, Colby, at
Hanover; Is Vermont at Hanover: %
Williams, at Wiliiamstown: %. Princeton.
at New York; November ., Amherst. at
Hanover; y. Harvard, at Cambridge.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-27
MILLIONAIRE BUYSOLD MANOR
Ancestral Home of Beale FAMILY
Passes to J. J. Haas.
Plantation Has Much Historic In
terest and Has Been Noted
Since Colonial Days.

Malcolm Manor. in Prince George
County. Md. the ancestral home of the
Beale family. has been sold to J. J.
Haas, millionaire, of Pittsburg, Pa.
who intends 10 make the famous home
stead his future home.
This property was sold several DAYS
ago by Edwin Daniels, a real estate
operator, for Hunter Doll. The price
paid for the house and the twenty acres
Of rich ground which is included in the
sale is understood to have been $4,000.
Malcolm Manor is a property of much
historical interest. and In former DAYS
was the scene of many brilliant social
functions, and many men prominent in
public life have been its guests. The
place is a beautiful one, as from II is
afforded fine view of the Potomac
River and the city of Washington
The house is large, of red brick with
twelve rooms and a number of outbuild-
ings. It was built by the late Gen.
Beale, and since the latter's death has
changed hands a number of times.
Mr.. Haas, the new owner, has for a
number of years been secretary of the
Houston Brothers Company in Pittsburg.
and was connected with several large
corporations. The latter connections.
however, he has disposed Of since buying
his home near Washington, and he pro-
poses TO live IN practical retirement
Mr.. Haas was in Washington recently.
and in speaking Of his new property. said
he had always wanted q home near
Washington. He predicts that the Ma
tional Capital viii be one Of the most
beautiful cities in the world. and that
the city's suburbs will in the course Of
few years be much more extensive
than they are now.