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The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eighteenth street northwest. near str1ct-squarc
liCs. part q lot II; Doua sandfcTd et YAK. %
Winnie CLARKE. SIS.
C street southeast-square s7S. original lot . and
'l-ts q lots n and - Kennedy Br0s CInc.J 10
Harry r Hummer SO
CalLn street noftheast. btvc,u Sixth and Se-rltil
stfe,t-Squaro $50. lots AZ, 49, and ljs; William
PEEL 81 uN. % " Rea Shsfer $40.
Kentucky avenue southeast between and q
Square 1852 lots . and a. Sven Andsr-
sou 81 TX. 20 jeremiah u. Conrad SIC.
Wisconsin ayCuue cXtCndci-Sgvare 1870 lot ST
=. J. Nee Company 90 Thomas y. Howard. so
li5 Twelfth street nCrthvcst-Surare 20 north part
n LOT II; Walton j. Lambert ara Joseph u
Sullivan. trustees. % Turi W Vaughn sos 4.
street northeast. between Ninth and Tenth
strCCts-Square &l. DOT Z. George S. Cooper q
NIX. % Robert p. strau-e. SO, Trust. $40.
! street n0rthwcs. near Eighteenth strJet-Sgua-e
i, part q lot 4; Annie Cunningham 90 Charles
Ebrhardt. SO
Connecticut avenue e1tendcd-Mount Any part;
Samuel T.. kalbfus @ AK. 20 Allan +. Walker.
Meridian Hm-squarc zt2. Do, 6s: Michael J.
keane and Sarah L. Miller, trustees. % John L.
Rafferty,. So
Meridian HHI-Lo,s and 9, and part o., lot Is.
block ~ Henrietta NJ. Halliday % William II.
LINN. SO
Coleman Park Lots 7. Z and e Charles r. Fra.-
ley and EdTard G.. Head. trustees. and Tie
Rock Creek Land Company Inc. 10 Thomas
Arma- SO.
First street southwest between Sixth and ScveutE
strec.s-Sgu7re So. parts ~ lots g and a.. Law
renee n. Hopkins 90 Tx. % MldEoi A. so.Tell,
Sc
Bavevs Pu-ciasc-Lot q. Maurice s. Pumplrry et
NIX. % James II Washington. SO.
Washington street-Sqgsre 5l5 Do. 2, Mount Pleas
ant. Dog e: Daniel Gcunv 10 Mary }. Ritz. so
Washington Heghts-Part q l5t l25. The Widow s
Mite, let r. John Nolan Ct uN 20 Man 81.
Stewart. SO
10 Tennessee avenue n7rtheast-square l-l2 10, q,
Donald a. Craig 20 TX. - William T.. and
Mary F. Craig So
Nom, Plsa-su,-L1t a53; William S. Newell 20
Mary IT, newell $780,
Pc1L-.-g.ria avenue ar1the7-- between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth srrerts-Sluare lo65 .gt 81. Ken
l.dy Davis Company % Z1ILar Hunt % gy.,
SO. trust 5000
South Err-Elui-LrtS G. z and E. block Z: James
/. Sherwood 70 uy. % Arthur T. Eiu-an so.
BrooAau5-L0t .. block o. Arthur +. Kiunan e.
gN t1 james J.. Sherwood SO, trust s. 3I3
Washington ci--le. between New Hampshire avenue
and * s.rret-Sguare e. I'- =; John ". Paine
GO o.. ta Li- Burke 20 VIZ So
lud0'suc5-SIu1r7 -7-i. ig' p. Harry Warlmau ard
Thomas Bones 90 Herr-re F. McRuuol6s. SO.
trust. s. -
Pleasant P.airs-S1uarc $40 lot l4. Harry Ward
uaU and Thomas Bones 20 James Il. Holloway
90 Tx. so; frr1t. $50
Washington Hcights-L-t IL. block 2; William P!.t
Eelcsg 90 ux o. Howard ~ EtchisJn. S1o l9s.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Probate Court.


Estate OF George Deshon; petition for letters Of
administration. ATTORNEYS Lyon & Lyon
Etate Of Samuel T. Adams; viii dated August
S2. and petition for letters testamentary fled
Attorney. L. ". King.
Estate Of John ". Bronncn: order granting let
tcrs Of administration 10 Aida 2 Talbot bond
$4,000. Attorneys Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of George II. Thomas; William Henry
Dennis appointed administrator C {. a.. bond
secs. Attorneys. same.
Estate Of Joseph y. Scarght: A o. Oakford an
pointed administrator d. b. H., C. C.. a. bond
Sl200. Attorneys. sane
Estate Of George W. Francis; will dated No
vembcr Il. 1886. fled
Estate Of John r. Smead: Barnard W. Parker
appointed administrator, bond. 1900. Attornevs
+. A. Fenning ana B. W. Parker.
Estate Of Michael Hart; partial distribution or
dcred. Attorneys. F. A. fleming and 3. w
Parker.
Estate OF James b. Ricketts,; order to deposit
funds
Estate of Robert Browne; letters testamontan
granted 70 Catherine NJ Browne bond. 500 At
orney. T. Beylowsh.
Estate Of Henry c. Stewart: letters Of admins
tration d. b. n. c. l. a. granted 10 Clarence W
De knight bond. T.occ Attorneys. Tucker. Ken
yon & mcfarland.
Estate Of Eliza \. b. Chambers; order to pay
interest. Attorney. F. +. Fox.
Estate Of Nary L. Hopkins letters Of admins
tration granted to John A. Hopkins bond $780, At
tcrneys. J. J. Darlington and W H. White
In 70 Edward s. Lynham ct a.. Mary T. I'm
ham appointed guardian. bond. $500. Attorney C.
". Fowler
Estate Of Philip Won r. Kluepfe; petition for let.
ters Of administration. AttoTney A. s WorthiuR.
tea and W. c. English.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Extract from a recent speech Of United
States Senator Gallinger, of New Hampshire:

That New Orleans is the natural starting point of departure
Of American mails for Chile and Peru for all United States
of the Rocky Mountains IS manifest geographical fact
The opening OF the TransAndne Railway few months hence
will make New Orleans the proper point Of departure for such
mails also for Argentina Though BRAZIL The distance
from New York Buenos Ayres BY 5s6S nautical miles
equivalent 68O7 miles The distance by rail from New
York New Orleans from New Orleans to Colon from Panama
Valparaiso and from Valparaiso Ayres IS 6947
statute miles compared with 6SO7 miles BY sea from
New York Buneos Are But the mail New Orleans
will advantage Of 1922 miles rail where the speed
will be double that BY With the steamship lines to be sub
sdized by Chile and Peru operation from New York
will reach Buneos Aes three days by the New Orleans
route than by the all
From San Francisco by way Of Panama to Valparaiso
$3.50 miles From San Francisco rail to New Orleans
2462 miles and thence by the shmus and on to Val
paraso is 1925 miles more O7 statute miles in all
The mail by way of New Orleans has the advantage Of
railway haul of 282 miles where double the sea speed can easily
be made involving saving of nearly three DAYS on mails from
San Francisco to Valparaiso.
Il" New York mails for Buenos Ayre and the San Fran
cisco mails for Valparaiso be carried more expedtiousv by
the New Orleans than by direct routes then obviously
the South American mails from the greater interior cities Of the
United States will make greater saving in time by the
New Orleans route"
The foregoing statistics demonstrate beyond the shadow Of
doubt the geographical advantage of New Orleans as related to
the South American ports for the facts which apply to mails
apply well tc freight and passenger traffic
also demonstrates clearer than could voumnou report
that New Orleans is and should be the logical point for the
Worlds Panama Exposition which will be held to exemplifv the
greatest engineering feat the United has ever undertaken
and the world has known.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Circuit Court No. 4.


No 55l5 HM vs. Georgia and Tennessee Railway
Company; verdict for plaintiff 81 30. Attorneys. W.
J. Lambert and 4. Il. Yeatman-C. A. Douglas and
G.. p. Hover.
No. 4s6l5 NlcKann & CO. rs Riley; cause
stricken fTcm calendar. Attorneys Maddox q Galley
t L. Jeforis
No 1878 Coles rs. Same: sane. Attorneys. V.
II. Wallaoe-T. i. Jehords
No 5lIi5. Baron ys Jaeger. motion Tor new t1fal
fled. Att0rueys Topper & Gussck and J. c. Cham
berlaiu-Oscar Nauck and T. l. Jcforfs.
Nc i56ld Ewing Chase: leave granted r. r.
Perry & son 10 withdraw; on tria-. Atiorreys H.
". Sohon-A. s. WoTthinCton AID " j. Lambert
Assignment for to-dsy-Mot!ons;
No ]. Waters IS. Bartlett. Attoruevs Nfactau
a Stus5urger-NaddoE & Galley.
No Wall vs. Oyster o. al. Attorneys Ridout-
Wilson.
No 3 Wilson rs. Thomnsoa-s Jarrett COMPANY
Attorneys, Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland-S'cman 4
Jerch
No. Fly vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
Dauy. Attorneys. Donnldson-Hamiltou. Colbert
Yerkes Hamiltca.
No 3 Lesh Smith. Attorneys. Wilson &
Wils1n-McNamara.
No. G. United States 70 use q Lesh & HaTam "a
United States Fidelity ard Guaranty Company. At
t0rneys. WilsOn & Wilson Brandenburg & Braudsn-
burg.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, May 20, 1900

In NJ James B. Lockwood. Henry Lockwood ap-
pointed guardian. bond, 500. Attorney. W. II.
White
Estate Of Ellen Cortctt; letters testamentary
granted 10 George ". Corbett. bond. $780, Attor-
ney. r. a. Hciskcu
In re Eleanor 5. BeTans ct FL; petition 20 sell
real estate Attolney Il, A. Ford.
E5tatu q Catherine NJ. Conner. order % com
promise. Attorney. g. a. KcgEin.
Estate Of Matte Z. Binngsey; viii dated De
cembcr = 1905 fled
In re John Savary; Daniel Murray appointed col
lcctor. bond. $1,000 Attorneys, T. A. Fcnning
aud i. " Parker.
Estate Of Charles White: petition for rule to
show cause. Attorney s. X. Bond.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
MORE MONEY FOR zoo.
Appropriation of $4,000 for Rond
Improvement Granted by House.

- ny mousse
The House yesterday agreed 10 an
amendment TO the sundry civil >appro-
priation bin increasing the fund for me
Zoo by $1,000. The money is 10 be e.-
pended for the construction Of a retain
ing wall along the edge Of the steep road
from Calvert street into the park. and for
the repair of roadways. The amendment
was offered by Representative Dalzen
OF Pennsylvania.
Representative Fitzgerald. Of New
York. said that the real object OF the
amendment was 10 build the retaining
wall in the interest Of reckless motorists
Representative Stafford, Of Wisconsin
said the money could be expended better
TO provide music for the people OF Wash
ington who have TO stay in town all
summer.
Representative Tawney told the House
that the committee had increased the ap-
preparation FOR feeding the animals at the
Zoo from $4,000 10 100000 This. he ex-
planned. was because Of the increased
cost Of living which applies to bears
and wolves and lions, as well as to hui
mans.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
NOT TO FORCE POSTAL BILL.
President RecOnciIed to Passive At
titude in Savings Bank Issue.

President Taft has come to the con-
clusion that he will not attempt 10 force
postal savings bank bill through Con-
gress. and he will not try to whip the
insurgents. who may oppose such a
measure. into line
The President has. through several we'll
known government officials done some
missionary" work among the House in
surgents. but that is as far as he intends
TO go. He is hopeful that a postal saw
ings bank bill acceptable to himself and
in conformity with the Republican party
platform will pass the House. but he
does not Insist that the bill shall be ex-
actly as he wanted IL.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
ASK FOR $125.OOO,OOO.
Public building Bills Brought to
President Taft's Attention.

Republicans and Democrats interested
in keeping down government expendi-
lures have introduced bills in Congress
calling for appropriations for public
buildings approXimating N25,C00O0O.
This interesting fact was brought 70
the attention Of President Taft yesterday
by Representative Bartholdt, OF Missouri.
chairman Of the Committee on Public
Buildings
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

patton. In my opinion constipation
is responsible for most ailments. There
arc thirty-two feet Of human bowels,
which is really sewer pipe. When this
pipe becomes clogged, the whole system
becomes poisoned, causing biliousness, in.
digestion and impure blood. which often
produces rheumatism and kidney all
ments. No woman who suffers with con-
stipation or any liver complaint can ex-
pect. to have a clear complexion, or enjoy
good health.
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are a tonic
TO the stomach, liver and nerves. They
lnvigorate instead of weakening; they
enrich the blood instead of impoverish-
ing it; they enable the stomach to get
all the nourishmcnt from food that is
put into it.
These pills contain no calomel, no dope,
they are soothing, healing and stimu-
lating. They school the bowels f. act
without physic. Price % cents.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
SHOOTS HUSBAND AND COOK.
Louisville Woman Then Gives Her
self Up to the Law.

Louisville, May 26.-Bainbridge W. Eb-
len. a prominent business man Of Hen
derson, KY. was shot and killed by his
wife this morning. Turning from her
husband. Mrs. Eblen fired twice at a
negro woman cook, one bullet striking
her in the forehead. She did not fan.
however. and Mrs. Eblen ran after her
and struck her in the head with the butt
Of the pistol The negro woman is stil
alive
Mrs. Eblen gave herself up 20 the
authorities and said:
Il shot him. l did it knowing that one
Of us had 20 die and I could take better
care of the children"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

while near Prince and Pitt streets. The
canine made flesh wound in the calf OF
Mr. Davis leg. Mr. Davis afterward
borrowed a pistol and killed the dog. His
wound was cauterized by Or. 5. B.
Moore.
petition Is being circulated by A. ].
Wedderburn to be presented to the Vir-
ginia delegation in Congress urging the
government 20 hold the Panama Canal
exposition in Washington. II sets forth
that II would be of benefit 70 the people
OF Virginia, inasmuch as a portion Of the
exposition would be held In Alexandria
County. II is also set forth IN the petit
ton that the holding of the exposition in
Washington would be less expensive 20
the government
What promises 10 be an interesting
game of baseball win be played at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon on the
grounds on North Alfred street when a
team composed OF bankers viii cross bats
with a team Of lawyers OF this city. This
will be the initial game this season be-
tween the rival teams.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Circuit Court No. 2.

No. Jli35 Kemp vs.. Title Guaranty and Surety
COMPANY: verdict for defendant Attorneys. Charles
POe-Phlip Walker
No 5li68. Schubert rs. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company; motion FOX new
trial filed. Attorneys. Leczie. Fulton 4 Co1-NIc-
Kinney d Fannery.
No 46il. Neale Publishing Company v. Little
page deposit refunded. Attorneys Blrney &,
Woodard-Holmes Conrad and Leigh Robinson.
Assignment for May Z-MotJns
No. !. ChalOler u. Washington Post COMPANY.
Attorneys. Ambrose & Ridout-LAmbert
No . NermilioD ". Baltimao and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. LecEie, Fulton & Cox-Ham-
Eton.
No. , Collins DaufcrtA. Attorneys Lambert
JefpTds-DoUslas
No. l. Wills IS Skinner Ct e. Attorneys. King
Mangsn.
No. 5. Hindle vs. NIcNsmsra 81 al. ATTORNEYS.
Archer Smith-Tucker. Donaldson, Maddox &
Galley
No. 6. DDUCl ~ Carital Traction Comrauv
Attorneys. Glassie-Perry & Son,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Equity Suits.

No. 1865. Sarah T. Gardner vs. Charles 7,
smith; substitute trustee. Attorney. Lem Tow
ers, jr.
No. 2399 The Title Guaranty and Surety Com.
pany vs. Sleep. Elliott x King Company et Al In.
junction. Attorney. Philip Walker
No. 2io0. A. F. Fox Company vs.. Louise r.
Patterson creditors bill. Attorney. p. II. Mar
shall.
No. BIOL Queen Chong Company "a Edwardins
l. Warren; reform written instrument and ini1nol
ton Attorneys. Thompson & Laskey.
No. Di02 Margaret E. Hodgkins vs.. Anne NJ
Hodghns; injunction. ATTORNEY. W +. Ambros,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
BIEBER REPORT FAVORABLE.
SENATE Committee Acts on Collector
ship for Second Time.

'H"te committee ActA on tOilcCtOr-
ship for Second Time.
For the second time the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce yesterday ordered a
favorable report on the nomination OF
Sidney Bieber 20 be collector OF customs
for the port Of Georgetown. After the
first favorable report about two months
ago the nomination was withdrawn. A
protest was filed against the nomination,
and an investigation was conducted.
The President was satisfied TO let the
nomination stand, and so Informed the
Senate. The charges against Mr.. Bieber
have since then been under Investigation
In the committee. The subcommittee
found in favor OF Mr. Bieber. and the
favorable report was then ordered By the
full committee.
II is expected that this will end the op-
position TO Mr.. Bieber and that he will
be confirmed by the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Lawsuits.

No. 52S50. C0nger Bros. vs. George Washington
Hotel; aIpeal Defendants attorneys. L. II. David
and X. Il. BehTeud.
No. 5265l W b. Moses & Son vs.. Sane; SANE
Defendants ATTORNEYS, same
No. 55S2 Virginia g. Nulingham IS Melton r.
Noy * Co. damages. S1o.9l5 Attorneys Topper &
GusaCk = G. G.ttiugs
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
PIGEON IN PRESS GALLERY.
Bird ReportOriRIIy Inclined Seeks
Haven Among Capitol scribeS.

A homing pigeon with reportorial in
stints flew into one of the windows of the
Senate press gallery yesterday. 1t seemed
quite exhausted, and had evidently found
darted under the Capitol portico after
long fight. Some of the correspondents
revived the bird with a little lemonade,
and dispatched it on its way. The pigeon
had on It's leg a band marked: "P. b. Il
490-J. X"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
MORE PENSION BILLS PASSED.
This Session Record Breaker, Ac-
oOrding 10 Senator scott.

Congress has passed a third more pri-
vate pension bills at this session than
at any previous session Of Congress.
This information was impaired 70 the
Senate yesterday by Senator Scott. the
acting chairman OF the Pensions Com
mittee
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
CONSTIPATION
MUNYON'S
PAW-PAWP PILLS

Munyon's Paw
Paw Pills are I'M
like all other laxa-
tives or cathartics.
They coax the liver
into activity BY
gentle methods.
They do not scour;
they do not grippe;
they do not weak
en-; but thev do
start all the secre-
tions of tho liver
and stomach in a
way that soon puts
these organs in a
healthy condition
md oCr--rs. .-a.4.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

In Russia I Is the custom for peasant
women to have their wedding rings COW
cred with black Grape upon the death of
their husbands and 10 wear them so deo-
GRATED for six months
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. ZC5 United States rs. George Thomas.
assault 20 rape; verdict guilty.
Assignment for May q:
Motions. arraigDmeuts. and sentences
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

Facts Concerning
the.
| Logical
Point
Extract from a recent speech Of Presi-
dent w. w. Finley, Of the Southern
Railway:
From the early days of the Repub-
lie, and especially ever since the discovery
of goldin California, an inter-oceanic canal.
has been a cherished dream Of the Amer
lean people. 1t is dream the realization
of which is now in sight, and it is appro-
pirate that its opening should be httingly
celebrated by great international expo
sition on the soil of the United States an
exposition designed to make us better &C
quainted with those peoples whom it
will bring closer to US, and to make them
better acquainted with us; to give us a
more comprehensive knowledge of the
resources Of their countries, and to show
them what we have for sale that Will sup
ply their wants.
l need not say that a Southern city
is the most logical place for such an ex-
position. Its primary object will be to
pave the way for the enlargement of for
eign markets for American goods in the
Latin-American countries 1t follows,
therefore, that while the participation of
the United States in it should be truly
national, the most appropriate location
would be in our Southern section, which
produces 50 largely the commodities which
the Latin-American countries want from
us, and which has the advantage of prox-
unity. A Southern city would be the
most convenient for the people Of all the
Latin-American countries, and especially
for those of Mexico, Central America, the
northern part Of South America, and the
West Indies.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Republicans Issue Call for
Election of Delegates.
EXERCISES FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Petition in Circulation Urging the
Government TO Hold Panama Ex-
position I'm WRshingtOn-ReguI
Nominees for City offices Have No
OppOsitiOn-DOg Bites Man.

r. Clinton Knight. 6z5 King street. Alexandria.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
and Sunday to any address in Alexandra for 50
cents 4 month
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Baltimore Masons visit Lodge.

fraternal visit was paid this evening
to Alexandria Washington Lodge Of Ma
sons by more than 200 members Of Con
cordia Lodge, No. IL. Baltimore. among
"hom were many members Of the grand
lodge Of Maryland. The visitors wit
messed the exemplihcation Of the Master
Mason degree on a candidate.
The Baltimoreans arrived I'm Alexandria
at } o'clock this afternoon over the Penn
sylvania Railroad. and were met by 4
committee OF members of the lodge
headed by c. Il Callahan. master of
Observation-Disclosures Lodge. and thew
made trip TO Mount Vernon on two
special electric trains. Upon their re-
turn they took dinner at the Hotel Ram
mel. and tonight visited the local LODGE
Announcement is made that a spring
concert will be given by members of the
choir Of st. Pauls Catholic Church
Washington. June 9 next, at the Young
Mems Sodality LyCeum Hall. under the
auspices Of Fitzgerald Council, No. 459.
Knights Of Columbus
Miss Jeanette z. Corbin and Mr.. George
y. Poole were married last evening at
the parsonage Of St Mary's Catholic
Church Rev. Father L. F. Kelley per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
attended by Miss Maggie FOrsythe. and
the groom had for his best man Mr.. John
Curtin A reception followed the we'd
ding, at the home OF the brides parents
IA North Columbus street.
Arguments in the case OF Charles King
Sons Company against David Grill
bortzer on the demurrer 10 the bills of
exception for the opening up Of South
Alfred street extended, were heard before
Judge J. B. T. Thornton in the Circuit
Court here to-day. as were also argu-
ments in the case OF Slsson against the
Southern Railway Company. Arguments
on the latter were on the demurrer TO the
declaration.
The four aldermen and eight members
OF council chosen In the recent Demo-
cratic primary will be without oppositIo,
in the general election which will be held
June a. The time for fling notice Of
candidacy expired yesterday. and none
but the nominees filed notice OF their
candidacy
Walter c. Davis. local manager FOR
Armour & Co., while riding a motor
cycle this morning. was bitten by dog
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

WINE you think Of it. telephone your
want Ad' 10 The Washington Herald. and
Dii VIII De sent you at cent q word
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandra, Va, May 26.-The City Re-
publican Committee held a meeting at the
Hotel Rammel tonight and II was de-
cided 20 hold a nominating convention
here the evening Of June 10 to select dele
gates TO the Congressional convention 20
be held in this city June % for the pur-
pose Of nominating a Republican candi-
date for Congress from the Eighth dis
trict. The nominating convention will be
held in Sarepta Hail. when delegates will
be selected from each ward. 1, is under
stood that there will be opposition for
Congress, and already those interested are
making fight for the honor. The NOM
inee Will oppose Representative Carlin.
the Democratic nominee.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

At a special meeting OF the city council
held this evening report of the finance
committee authorizing the payment Of
an overdraft for $500 on the city treas
urer and to make q temporary loan for
the same was adopted. The money is on
account Of the general fund for the fiscal
year ending May 81, 1910 Under the rules
the board of aldermen did not act on the
matter tonight. but viii do so az
special meeting which will be held Mon
day night next.
Memorial Day. Monday next viii be
observed with appropriate services at
the National Cemetery. this city. The
services viii be held at o'clock IN the
afternoon. Music will he furnished by
choir under the direction Of Miss Blanche
Rotchford Rev. J. r. Sewer. pastor Of
Second Presbyterian Church. will make
the annual memorial address. and an
address viii also be made by W. p
Graves. Following the services. the mem
bers OF the Alexandra Light Infantry
Will fire a salute over the graves Of the
soldiers. During the day the graves will
be decorated under the supervision Of
Capt G. d. Crittendon, superintendent
OF the cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

Walter c. Davis. local manager for
Armour & Co., while riding motor
cycle this morning. was bitten by dog