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giles. TO be played next Tuesday or We'd
nesday, Notwithstanding the fact that
Gallaudet Will have her hands full next
Saturday in a game with Franklin and
Marshall at Lancaster, Pa, but the
Maryland manager declined. However,
the game for to-day is only postponed
and II is expected that in the
near future the date OF the annual con-
test between Gallaudet and Maryland
Aggies will be agreed upon
To take the place OF the regular game
postponed to-day, Manager Anderson, OF
the Gallaudet eleven, is trying 10 arrange
with Mount st. Joseph's College Of Bal
timore 10 play at Kendall Green Tuesday
or Wednesday.
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East Deanuood-SqHars SCI. lot .; Parker Morta
10 john A HyteT SO.
Randle HighlandE-square 55s3 lots g and 8:
square 1851 lot 80, square SIS, ut S; United
States Realty Company 70 Nathan l. Hat
ton So.
Randlc Highlands-squars 56s-. lots s. and s.;
United States Realty Company 70 Robert J.
HYDE SO.
RaHdle Highands-square ssh Iot 80; United States
Realty Company % James H. Scott So
Randle HighiaEds-SQuue 565, i0t q United States
Realty Company 70 Joel q. Lgbsnk. SO
Randle Hghlands-Sguare 1854 l1- =; United States
Realty Company 10 Tclmbs L. knight. SO
Randle Hghlauds-Squsrs 500 Let 81; United
States Realty Company 70 Mary A. White SO
Rsndie Higtlands-SIu are 55l3 io 3 United States
REALTY Company ta ". T. saytsrheld SO.
Mount PleasaHt-L5t 6sZ; Harry WaTdmsn and
Thomas 4. Bones 10 AUeiie Mszss. So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plans-Sluare e5L,
LOT 500 Elmira 5. DelaHo 10 Emanuel SPEECH.
SO
Wo5dlsy Park-Sluzrs ZOi p4r q lots lm and lol;
lranKl-n T. sauaef Il w 20 William 4 Hil,
ga
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GALLAUDET-M. A. C. GAME OFF.
Condition of Grounds Prevents Two
Colleges from Playing To-day.

Ny mutual agreement Gallaudet and
Maryland Agricultural Colleges postponed
indefinitely the football game scheduled
for to-day between these two colleges. at
College Park, Nd. on account of the
snow, rain, and mud. For second-rate
colleges these two colleges possess rep
resentatiVe elevens which have so far
made euviable records and which depend
on better weather conditions for better
showing and truer comparison. so the
rival football managers are 10 be con-
graduated for the proper and harmOni-
Gus course taken
Manager Anderson, of the Buff and Blue
eleven, asked for a game with the Ag-
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Equity Court No. 2.



No. $50 Kcnsin i,or lexington ct al; re-
feued to auditor At H-milton. Colbert.
Yerkes & Hamilton
No. @S. Clifford - 4; re returnabe
November II. Attorney J. =. O'Shea
No. 1915. In re Galloway Oatman Company; bail
fixed at 500. Attorneys Wilson & Barksdae
No. 1851 In TIE Minnie Sklar; referred to audi
tor Attorney. Il. A. Curtin.
No. &2lT Crstofani vs. CTistofani; William n
Holloway appointed s7Jeiyer; bond. S60 Attor-
neys T. /, Jef0rds aud J. e. Beal-J. r. Taylor
No. 1851. Wedderbum vs.. Wedderbum; order as
20 custody Of infant. Attorneys. Berry & Minor
Charles Bendhsim.
No. Es4 Kemp vs.. Lehman: demurrer over
nled Attorneys, Charles Poo-S. a. Putnam and
John RidHt.
No. 2559 Cave vs. Cave: order extending time.
Attorneys. Thomas & Beller-J $. Easby-smith.
No @S2 Taylor vs.. Merillat; order designating
method Of procedure. Attoneys Ralston Siddons
& Richardson-W e. Lester
No. 300. Capital Supply Company vs. Arey;
rule continued. Attorneys. J. w. McNeill-J. \.
Burkart
No. 9s7. Hurd vs.. Cramer ct al; motion for
receiver continued until final hearing Attorneys,
W. d. Mclean and X. A. Ford-Birney & Woodland
and J. D. Lauer.
Assignments for Monday. Nov. Z
No. 4. Gunderson vs.. Guuderson Attorneys,
DOYLE q PatteTson-Geiger & OBrien
No. T. AFRO American Realty Company vs. April
Attorneys, Stewart-David.
No. g. Copeland rs. Moses & Sons Attorneys,
Stmteyant & Mason-Sterling.
No. g Rogers vs.. Fowler, Attorneys. Darling.
ton & Sullivan.
No, A. strder vs. Stewart. Attorneys. Burkart-
Mouton & Colbert
Nc. &5l. Rahm vs. Hopkins bill dismissed
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Equity Suits.

No. 2C6. In 70 assignment The Galloway Oatmsn
Company; TX bond. attorneys. Wilson & Bark-ise.
No. ZTE. Archibald 3. Castle vs.. Raymond Muir
ply e. al. set aside CONVEYANCE for receiver. Al
torney. C. 4. Barnard.
Ma. 2f5S Mary ~ Clifford vs.. Robert o. elf
ford. divorce E meuSa et thoro. Attorney. J. A.
O'Shea
Heirs. &c. q Manton Carlb1m quiet ute Attor-
ueys. Berry Minor
Ne. c-D George V Chandler - al. vs.. Tn
known Heirs Of james Whitfield e al quiet title.
Attorney. ". e. BldErst1n.
Ne. 2a-H George l.. Greiner et al vs. Maize
g. Elias; confirm contract Of sale Attorneys.
Sheehy 4 Sheehy
No. 2s7i2 Eliza A. BROOKS et al. rs. The Manor
Real Estate Company et al quiet title. Attor-
news Archer & Smith.
No. GEA Nylla Z. Wilson IS R0Ss ]. Wilson
e. al divorce. Attorney. " W. Stewart.
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NORTHEASTERN DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
SENTENCED TO 80 YEARS.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. 4.-Sergt. ]. D. Man
ley. national guardsmah, who killed
Louis Reichenstein by plunging a bay
onet through his body October %. 1888,
when President Taft was in Dallas. was
convicted Of murder and sentenced 10
ninety-nine years Imprisonment by a
Jury to-day.
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housebreakng; sentenced 70 peniteuuary for Eve
years
No. S062 United States vs.. Winston u. Payne
forgery and utteFing sentenced 20 enitentiary for
FIVE years and placed on probation.
No. IlS. United States vs. Ernest Rollins EN-
bezzlementi order Of probation rescinded and service
q sentence ordsrd and including this date.
No. Zl52 United States vs. Percy Lee, house
breaking; order returning defendant % National
Training Sclool Tor Bpys.
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BURN MAN AT STAKE.

Rock Springs, Tex, Nov. 4.-Atony Ro-
diguez, Mexican. who confessed that he
murdered Mrs. Lem Henderson. was
burned at the stake at midnight He said
he killed her when she would not answer
a question.
Rodiguez showed no emotion when tied
to the stake and died without a plea for
mercy.
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Cfrc.it Court No. I.
IIrSTIHE AknEp EnN

SLoA4AE- ANl1L4A1pN
No 5l55G Blutherthsl & Bickart vs.. Carson, no
tim fdr new trial 0TeTgulod and Judgment % YER
dict appeal noted sIrerseieas b7nd. SO At
togueys, H, ". Wheat!ey-H. l. Quinn and L. A.
Bailey
No $50 Jackson rs. Monarch Toy Msnusactur-
ing Company; demurrer oyerrled. Attorneys. Ham
lion. Colbert. Yerkes a Hamilton-DOugias q
Baker.
Ne, sss. Holleub~rger ". Commercial National
Bank demurrer sustained. Attorneys W. A.
C0cmhe-SlateT & Phelps.
No 55-a GeoTgetOHn Gasight Company rs. Dis-
triet q Columbia; leave granted Perry a Son 20
withdraw appearance for the plaintiff. Attoneys
r. H. Goilsborough ard q. T. Dunlop-E. Il.
Thomas,
No. $685. District q Columbia vs.. Georgetown
Gssiiglt Company; leave granted Penny q son 70
withdraw appearance for the defendant. Att0ueys
+. II. Thom4s-R. II. Goldsho-oush and g. T.
Dunlop.
No. iseos. District Of Columbia vs.. Washington
Gaslisht Company; same. Attorneys same.
No. 5l6fs. MoT!aTity. administering, rs. Same;
sane. Attorneys Montague & Morisrity ard A. L
NevmyeE-R. II. G0ldsb1rUugh and b. 5. Minor
No. sa-a0. JACKSON. trustee vs. Washington Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company, mo-
ti0L % calendar cause granted. Attorneys. Z. d.
slater-Msrbury & G0sial and A. a. Hoehling r.
No. $3.50 III MaTco IS. Msrino motion for leave
70 fle additional plea Withdrawn. Attorneys, Nelson
WilsCn-reunebaker. Canisi & Jones.
No. 5l522 TompEins ~ American Realty Com
Iaiil uFloH IuF LtN tTat pfrftl4rls Judgment on
verdict appeal noted; ~7st bond. SIG1. Attorneys
Alexander Vol, and J. ]. aTlmgt0n-Biney 4
WOodard
No. a53. Tompkns Same same. Attorneys
same
No SC2 United States * rel, R0wel IS. Sec
Rotary Of the Interior; rule retuuabe N0gembe; Is.
Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes 4 Hamilton.
Assignments for November g;
No. Is Mcnamara VI. Washington Terminal Com
pauy. ATTORNEYS. Leckie. Fulton & Co0-Hamilt0n.
No is. Kirkendall ~ al. rs. Williams et al. At
tCneys Rsiston & Sidd0us-White.
No. IL. Wright IS. Washington Railway ard
Electric Company. Attomeys. Badley-Darliugton.
No Is Miles vs.. Capital Traction Company. At
toTneys Hadkett-Perry & Dunlop
No. 3. Jennings vs.. Mishaw. Attorneys. Bride
o tmau.
No. 6. Jones So United States Continental
Jewel Filtration Company. Attorneys Doyle-Hay-
den.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-05
Manuel Visits Oxford

Oxford. Nov. 4--Ex-King Manuel of
Portugal visited several colleges of the
university to-day The boisterous under
graduates, who usually make distinguish
ed visitors the butt of their jokes, re-
strained themselves during the visit of
the young exile.
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Equity Court No. L.


In r. Gunayl sidney Lawrence deposit q funds
authorized.
In 10 Quuacyl Ellen y. Carter; same.
in rs llunacyl Arthur Osborne; same.
In II QunaQ) Elizabeth L. Glees1u; committee
discharged.
No 2glO7. Fettsr vs., Fetter; time 10 take test-
mony extended. Attorneys, ". J. Lambert-Fulton
Lewis.
No. 2ass. stott's Park Realty Company vs..
Plock; amendment stricken ont. Attorneys, w. A
Johnst0H--A. 4. Shoemaker. Sleman & Lerch, and
L. F. Colladay.
No 2g70t. Lott vs.. Lott; alimony ordered paid.
Attorneys. David Rothschild and c. Il. Digs
Thompson & Lsskey.
No 2sll5 subiTarget Gun Company rs HaIi-
field time TO take testimony in rehu,tal limited
Attorneys. Emory & bools-i '1ster. ryeman Wat
son & Colt.
No. 23j63 Helm vs. Plant exceptions to answer
allowed. Attorneys, \. 4. Bimey and L. L. Gies-
". j. Lambert.
No. 29ti3 Patterson Fox: receiver authorized
to rent apartment to plrinud Attorneys Happier
& Merillat and II. T. Dsvis-p. II. Marshall
Nc. $3.50. Paine vs.. Moore Company; argued and
submitted. Attorneys. Kar3er & Mcrillat-AI
StrasbTgCr and Darr. Peys5r ~ TAYLOR.
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Inv NuffE.

No. s33l. Henry Cas,elbeFg IS Benjamin F. Pat
tegson; account S6s6.-5 Au0ney Alex Wolf
No. $500 United States ex rel james + R0Well
rs Secretary Of Interior: mandamus Attorneys
Hamilton Colbert, Yerkcs & Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-05
DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY. November 4, 1900

iJustice Barnard. Attorneys Raiston. siddous &
Richardson. j. Darlington.
No. 25A. GTeinsr Elias guardian sd htem
appointed Justice Anderson. Attorneys. sheehy
& Sheehy
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No GO, In Re Louis Amsteis; sale finally ratified.
No. Sol. In re Thomas Z. Waggaman; trustee su-
thogiBed 10 pay taxes.
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UNITED STATES COLLEGE OF
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

~ c NV. WASHINGTON. ID. C.
Rated ClaHs "a" by u. ). Government.
SLY ENTEENTH SESSION OPENS SEPT IS 1910
Large hospital and clinic. New building apd
completely equipped operating and clinical ToomS
haeteTlolegiesl pathological and clinical laboEa.
terlss ana lecture rooms. Everything compets.
WRITE FOE CATALOG.
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. sd. Ia re extension Il Twsnty-third and r
streets southeast; hearing.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-05
WEST STANDING PAT
Capt. Seth Bullock Sees Re-
publican Success.
SEEKS INDIAN HORSE THIEF

of Deadwood, S. Oak, Comes
10 Capital 10 Get 81. EIizabeth's
tomobiIe 10 Play Role In Politics
Ont West I'm Present Campaign.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-05
SCHURMA SCORES
new NATIONALIST
Cornell President Says 1t Is
Dangerous Programme.
ROOSEVELT IS HIS TARGET

In Address Before Nonpartisnn Civic
Club of University, President Says
New Doctrine Is "the Travesty of
the Observation-Disclosures IL Would
Cause Business Crash.
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Circuit CourS SO. =.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 5leOs. Bermaun vs. Capital Traction Com
pany: time to file motion for new trial extended
Attrrreys ". J. Lambert and r. Il Yeatman-
Il. r. Perry & Son and G. Dunlop.
No. 5lC35 Warren Washington Herald Com
pauy; same. Attorneys. Cuttings Chamber!in-
BTry & Minor
No. 5969. Pathe Frere vs.. Imperial Film Ex-
change gauishee ordered To deposit credits in regis
try O; court. Attorneys. W. +. Sullivan-T. c.
Bradley and L. P Harlow
No. $500 Vitagraph Company vs.. Same; same.
Attorneys same.
Nc. 5s0l Kemp. &C.. vs.. Liebmau; demurrer
oyeruled. Attorneys. charles Poe-John Ridout.
No. 5g.Z3. Seeley Brown security for costs ~
de,sd. Attorneys. Douglas Baker-R 5. Dickey
and John Ridout
No. 5l2l6. Hindle vs.. Donaldson ct al; advanced
Cor trial and set for hearing December u Attor-
neys Archer & Smith-Sheehy & Sheehy, c. ".
Clagstt and K. G. Donaldson.
No. 5l755 Donaldson vs. Mcnamara ct al
Sheehy s Sheehy, attorneys FOR defendant. AfcNa-
mara allowed 20 Withdraw.
No. 5zlR United States ex rel. Brennan Con-
strlction Company CmrHissoners Il the District
Of Columbia e. al demurrer oyerTued. Attorneys.
Hamilton CoitHrt, YeTkes HamiltOn-C. r. vii
SON and F. H. Thomas
No BOSS Thomas IS. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company; time to submit motion for a new
trial extended. Attorneys ". J. Lambert. r. Ii.
Yeatman. aud G. I. Whitford-G. Z. Hamilton.
oycTlled Judgment verdict; appeal noted; bond
S.O00 Attorneys J. Z. Collins and Il. A. Clarke
g. Z. Hamilton.
No. j17s5. HUH vs. Hall; motion 70 advance for
trial oy Uuled Attorneys. Montague & Morarity-
J. ;. EAshy-Smith.
No. 5l35 Al0sheural IS District of Columbia ;
motion 80 hlc additional answer granted Attorneys,
r. II. McNel-E. II. Thomas.
Assignments 70. November Z:
No. - Julius Lansblrgn Furniture and Carpet
Company vs. Stellwagn Attorneys. Hollander &
Sullivan Hamilton Colbert Ytrkes & Hamilton
No. 10 Boyee vs.. HYDE. Attorneys. Baker.
sheehy & huyAn and Wilscn-GordCn & Gordon
and Easiy-Smith.
No. l2i Duke vs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Lambert Yeatman-Hamil-
ton.
No. 49, Stevens vs.. Lee. Attorneys Forrest &
Benlneim-Thomas.
No lG Wines administrator. rs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. Hamilton
Leckie Fulton < Cox
No. l46. Gardner Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys NaLher & Hopewell-McKin-
ney & Flaunery
M, t. Clemens vs.. Model Laundry Company
Attorneys, Darlington & JChnsOn-Pegry & Son.
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YIechnnic'a LIEN.

No 6i& National Mortar Company VS.. Chris
Heurich lot q square 40. Nos. $3.50 Ninth St
NV 600 10
The Washington herald., 1910-11-05

Missouri still has a fast hold on the
title Of Poultry Queen of the Union"
having in the year 1893 placed on the
market poultry, eggs and feathers to the
value OF Si5,S02.65
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Criminal Court No. 1.
Criminal Court No. 2.


No. 27r9 United States Us. John Miles; motion
for new trial fled
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 1881. Brent vs.. Great Falls and Old Do
ninion Railroad Company; time 10 fle record on
appeal extended. Attorneys. II. II. Classic aud
". T. Clinkscales-W. ]. Lambert.
Ne. SlSS United States vs.. Thomas SpiIlmAn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-02
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VOTE FOR THE DETROIT TIMES through the of tn
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journalism in Detroit free from political connection
VOTE FOR THE DETROIT TIMES signifies your approval
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
DESPITE INJURIES.
GILL WOULD. FLY
Baltimore Aviator Leaves
Hospital TO Enter St.
Louis Contest.

ST LOUIS. July Howard GiIl Of
Baltimore, whose arm was fractured
and who was internally injured by a
fan from his aeroplane al the amateur
aviation meet last Tuesday this aftel-
noon. against the advice Of physicians
and the board Of governors Of the meet
was ready once more % try 20 make a
flight
Gin has been in an East 81 Louis
hospital. and for two days IL was
thought he was fatally hurt The same
machine from which he dropped has
been rigged up again. and the prospects
were that q fight would be made to-
day.
This was the biz day Of the meet. and
the thousands who have visited the field
and Witnessed short fights were. prom
ise6 some real Aging. A purse OF s., ,003
vas AT stake for the best exhibition Of
the afternoon. and the crippled Gill vyas
determined 10 win IL
J. W Curzon. in his Farman bipIaae-
announced after trials this morning thar
his machine was ln better working
order than ever, and he expected 10 add
TO his featS Of Saturday afternoon. when
he few more than go yards al an aver
age height OF fifteen feet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
William Lyons. Accusing Deserted Wife Of Betrayal
and Causing Arrest on Old Charge. Found Dead
Hanging to Bars by Belt
ASSERTS WOMAN GAVE A JUDAS KISS
WelI-to-do Business Man Taken by Police and Tail
Sentences Are Threatened In Effort to Break
Up Gambling on Races.

Blaming his vie for his troubles.
william Lyons, a broken-down race
track hanger-Ou- arrested with eight
other men charged with making hand
books in the District. committed sui
eide in his cell at the Sixth precinct
police station this morning shortly
after s o'clock. b- hanging himself
The body was found hanging 10 the
door Of the cell at SIS the man s
leather belt having been used for the
purpose. Lyons was arrested on in
formation given by his wife on an
old charge The other eight men were
taken 5uto custody as the result Of
simultaneous raids made by the police
Of the First and Sixth precincts yes
terday afternoon. the suspects being
found in three places
Lyons had been out Of the city
more than year. About twelve
months ago he was accused Of max
ing a handbook IN the District and
was arrested. but released on bond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
MURDER SUSPECT
CLEYERLY CAUGHT
Officer Carroll, With Dim
Picture, Picks Out Cam
den Fugitive.

With orly a poor uhotoeran1r and an
ordinary police description as a work
ing basis Policeman Tboun~or ~ g.
Illrd precinct covered himself with
slory and made the eyes OF Detective
Marcus II Carroll or Camden. y
bulge with establishment when he u-ar--
ed up to JOSEPH c. SchIev. ~oro-e5 ar
the corner Of Seventeenth and NJ streets
al noon today and placed the man nm
der arrest for murder committed i.,
Camden July o
Schley Is accused OF teinzfthe ring
leader IN a race riot that was sfarted
IN Camden, July 2. as the result Of the
Keno fight Joseph C. sykes. one Of
the eladers OF the whites was srabbe,s
n the back and died four DAYS later
For week the police Of two cities
and the cleverest detectives in Nav
Jersey were led bootless cbpss
throughout New jersey and Penns,1-
Nania- Not trace U1 the negro co,rl5
be found.
Last night Detective CarroU arrived
in Washington, bringing with mir, >
reprint OF very poor photoerapb that
was blurred and give q dim ides ~,
the negro's features.
About noon today Carror e,v- -.
who answered the descrfpt5oD s-,,1.,-
denied his identity until he saw if va
iuthe- Ihen he admitted not only mar
ne was the man wanted but thar he -
been in the fight on the ni-F,t Of 1,,l,-
= he VIII be held here 10 svvsf+ +r,o
arrival OF the papers from New .Tersa,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
SEASON FOR SHOOTING
AT POLICEMEN CLOSES
Open Days for Hunting Negro Begin at Once and
Crowds Are Beating the Bushes for Edward
Stewart, Who Fired at Guardian of Peace

The season for shooting at police
men in the District closed Just a few
minutes after o'clock this morning
IA second or two after Edward
Stewart had emptied his gun in the
direction Of Policeman WarfeId near
the corner Of Potomac avenue and
Eleventh streets southeast Immed-
lately thereUpon an open season was
declared for hunting Stewart and with
in half an hour some SEQ husky blue
coats were out beating up the coverts-
They are still beating. Stewart thus
far having shown unusual ability as
a huntee. although his Workmanship
as a hunter was so poor that even so
wide a party as Policeman Warfield
escaped the rain Of buuetS the fleeing
man sent in his direction.
stewart with another negro man
and two women. began the celebration
Of some incident Of JOY in the careers
Of e. Of them just as the clock toHed
this morning. Their celebration
was an open-air affair. held at the
corner Of Potomac avenue and Elev-
enth street. and was perfectly safe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17

and sane until Special Policeman
John H. Taylor gave the command
to cease celebrating.
Neither the men nor the women heed
ed the specials commend, and the Off
Ger began to arrest them all He only
made a beginning Three minutes later
Warhcld pulled into view having been
attracted by the general hilarity
Taylor managed to hold the women.
ana the men started to get away as
soon as the reSCIsr policeman came into
sight Warfeld caught one OF them and
started after Stewart. He had gained
on the negro when the latter drew a
gun and fired, the distance between them
being less than half a block WarlieId
kept on and Stewart fred again and
then disappeared around corner. When
Warheld reached the corner the negro
had gore.
.Ine trio Of prisoners were takea TO the
Fifth precinct station. where they gave
their names as Ernest edwards. Annie
Thomas. and Martha johnson. During
the scrap with the negroes Tavlor. lost
his bal-kIaCk and badge and was cut or
the head. He recovered the impIeuenfs
Of his trade and IS his wounds we're not
severe ne returned to duty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
Arrangements Made All Along Line TO House and Feed
Men Should Negotiations, Reopened by Un-
known Mediator Fail.

PHILADELPHIA, JuIy IA general
feeling Of optimism was displayed in
both camps in the Pennsylvania rail
road controversy tOdaS. on the eve Of
the reopenlnE Of negotiations TO bring
about a settlement Of the differences
between the railroad company and its
trainmen.
While 1t was not stated that the
meeting tomorrow morning OF the gen
eraI committee Of the trainmen's or
eaniza tions with c. eheral Manager Ny
ers of the Pennsylvania railroad
brought about by a mediator whose
name neither side would divulge, would
5cEir ueEoFiatcuz for q hHal settle
u-eut, lJ Ess strougly minated b. the
attitude taken by officials on both sides
that there are proposals. for bringing
the trouble TO a satisfactory ternina-
ton
when asked whether or not a strike
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
FALLS
INTO HIS BALLOON

Los ANGELES, Cal. July Troy
Sields. a young aerouaut. was overcome
by gas when ne feH into his balloon at
Eighth and Broadway streets
He was rescued by a nsighbOrinZ
druggist. who saw the accident After
an hours work with an oxygen tank.
SieIds regained consciousness
Sields. who was preparing for an as
cent, was working his way TO the top
Of the balloon 10 repair the valve Near
the top he stopped for moment 10
rest. and in doing SO leaned 90 heavily
against the bag wall The bag ripped
and Sidels feu through the cavity into
the interior of the balloon. He was
rescued by ripping the base of the bag