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The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
Criminal Court No. 3.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


No. 4shs. Warwick vs.. Gleruan. motion 70 re-
nstate case on calendar oysuul1d. Attorneys J. A.
Bursart-E i. Giles.
No. 2s9is. United States vs. T. Wagner; false
preteuses. plea not guilty.
No. 1882 United States vs.. Edward Williams:
enbczzlemcnti sentenced 20 workhoIse for six
months
NJ 2je95 United StTcs VS.. William LyIes: depre-
d1tlons On private property; sentenced % 0eniten-
u7r for one year and one day.
No. 353SL United States vs. Jesse Porter; rob
beU plea not guilty
no. &oC6. United States rs. Julius Brooks: as
saHlt with dangerous weapon; same.
No. 2594. United States vs.. Charles ". Blake
ney; carnal knowledge; same
No. G000. United States rs. Jack Butler: embez-
Element; same.
No. 2j99. United States vs. Herbert Smith and
Henry johnson; robbery; same
No -3l- United States vs.. Vincent Tovino: lar
ceny. bench warrant ordered issued
No 1881. United States vs. William L Fischer.
seduction and adultery; plea not guilty.
No 1909. United States vs. Alphonso Boswell .
housChreakng and larceny plea guilty; sentenced to
p6nitcntiary for one year and one day.
No 5l7oo State Loan and Trust Company vs.
Title Guaranty and Surety Company; motion for
now trial fled Attorneys. Z L. Gies-W H Wal
kcr.
Assignment for May ?.
No 1921 In re estate Of James R. Jones
No. l6j9O In re estate Of Josephine R. Pinyon
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Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No BS5. Prentiss vs. Richards; pleas orerr1iled
with leave 10 answer. Attorneys. G. F. Williams
y. W. O'Doncghue. J. f. Potbury. and Tucker &
Kenyon.
No. BlG. Williamson vs.. Williamson; cause re-
manded 10 examiner Attorneys. c. A. Barnard
{. Z. Emig and L. n. Hopeweli.
No. 1888. ThurstOn vs.. Clark; motion TO ~. aside
order Of April IS overUlled. Attorneys. c. F. Digs
H +. Davis
No. Sha Conrads vs. Conradis: reference 10
examiner. Attorneys. Z. L. Gies-A H. Bell.
No 1s6 ComstocS vs. Mcrri1at, motion IN
strike from hles granted and time limited in which
to Me certain papers. Attorneys Ralston. siddons
Kichardson-C. II. Merillat NJ n. Richardson.
and II. w. Wheatley.
No. Ss2l. Henson vs.. Henson; motion 10 extend
time 10 take testimony overr1led. Attorneys. T. L.
Jones-Thompson & Laskey
No 29O72 Bridget - Washington Credit Asso-
citation; argued and submitted. Attorney. c.
Hendler
No EpS. Mahlon O. Berkeley vs. Chfllum Castle
Realty Company; E. F. Coiloday and Harvey W
Berkeley appointed trustees 20 sell; bond. $50 n0
Attorneys. E. Z. Colloday and II. W. Berkeley
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q uI-- On Helen n Williams. SO
Colorado HeiEEts-LCts q 20 3. block Z. and part
n an uuIu-mherCd bloc. Lucls p Loving
trustee. et al. 20 Lucas +. Loving. trustee.
Colombo Heigit--Bloez g. lots is 20 = Block .;
Lucas 2 Loving. trustee. et a. % Charles A.
Douglas.
Colombo HeightS-Lots , % =. block 2; Lucas P.
Loving. trustee e. al. % William G. P7en.iss
coia-aa7 Heishr--L01s O Is. block 2. William c.
Prertizs et uX. % Bates Warren and John L.
WC4rlr. SO
Colorado HCshts-Lo.s - 20 As. block 2 and al
uuUuDh,rUd block. Lucl5 2 Loving. trustee 70
Bates Warren and John l. Warren. $.
Colombo Hglghts-Lots ! % . block Z: lots IS -
o. block Q. Charles A Douglas CO u u Bates
Warren and John I. Warren. SO
. Cleveland Pars-Pl-t 4 lot D. Arthur B. Fs-uhsna
o. uI 90 Bates Warren. So
Pe5T0-tt-LCt s. block =. BENJAMIN r. CatLla %
uX- 20 Florence X. Rces-l. Slp.
street northeast. between sixth ard seventh
srrsets-sIua-e So l1- -. Kennedy Bros IncJ
% joseph A. Harrlsoa r.. SO
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Mrs. Toni f. Elliott Asks Divorce.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd, April 29-Nfrs. Toni
Emile Elliott Of the lower section Of
this county, has, through Attorney John
a Garrett, instituted suit in the Circuit
Court here for an absolute divorce from
William d. Elliott on the ground of de-
sertion. She also asks TO be awarded the
custody Of the couples only child. Harold
w Elliott, aged ten years. The bill states
the couple were married in New York in
1899. and that three years later the plain-
tin was deserted.
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Trenton \. J., April 29.-Judge Lanning
IN the United States Circuit Court to-day.
dismissed habeas corpus proceedings un-
der which it was sought TO obtain the re-
lease from custody Of Mrs. Mary w. Snead.
indicted with her two sisters for the muir
der Of her niece. Ocey Snead. the East
Orange bathtub victim. The court ordered
that Mrs. Snead be remanded 10 the ems
tody OF the sheriff of Essex County. to be
held by him pending the result Of trial
which Is set down for next month
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
AMERICAN COTTON HELD UP.
Liverpool Refuses to Accept Drafts
of InSOIVeut ShfDperH

Liverpool. April 29.-Bankers here are
refusing TO accept any drafts Of knight.
Yancey & Co. Of Decatur. Ala, the firm
Of cotton buyers which failed a week or
so ago, which had not previously been
accepted.
The result is that thousands OF bales Of
cotton have already been refused. The
liability OF the exchange brokers in
America will be put to a test. as the re-
sponsibility for the conclusion of the
financial transaction will be thrown upon
them.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No 5ls45. Brown vs. CAPITAL Traction Cornranv.
verdict for plaintiff for 800 Attorneys. L. A.
Bailey-R. r. Perry & Son and G. T. Dunlop
No. 5le9S. kahl vs.. Capital Traction Connanv.
motion for new trial filed. Attorneys. L. Prrtz'
fielder and II. F. Woodard-R r. Perry & Son and
G. Dunlop.
Assignments for May 2:
No. 4S. Kelly vs.. Chapman. Attorneys Hume
Darlington.
No. ie9. Keller vs. Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. Attorneys. DoEning & Beuy-Darlington.
No 5o7- Gugan rs. jaeger Attorneys Moultop 4
RidOut-Ciies.
No, 500. Iusby vs. Finley Attorneys. Birney
Woodard-Ambrose.
No 2T. Trustees Of Green Street Baptist Church
vs. Landlord & Bro Attorneys, Loyins-Cobb 4
Richardson.
No. sos. Conner Washington Gaslisht Com
pany. Attorneys. Ambrose & Smith-Perry & Son
and Dunlop.
White.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No &&2 Dunn VI Terminal Taxicab Company;
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday. May 5;
Special calendar:
No S United States ex rel. Walcott vs.. Balm
GER Attorneys. McReynolds-Lnwler, Clements &
Wright
No. p District Of Columbia vs. Lee. AttOr-
neys Thomas-Laskey.
No. a. United States ex rel Walsh Va De Laoev-
Attorneys, Alward-wilson
No. IS. United States e1 rel. Knight vs. Bal
Ilnger. Attorneys. Observation-Disclosures. Clements &
Wright.
No. l6. United States OK rel. Phillips vs. Same
Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon & Observation-Disclosures.
Clements & Wright.
Regular CALI
No ls4l Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
vs. Maciarland' Attorneys Simmons-ThOmas &
Smith.
No 2lo5 TysCwsh vs.. Smith. Attorneys, Wilson
& Wilson-Ralston & Warrington
No 2l30. Male vs.. Oyster. Attorneys. Gittings &
Chambcrlin-Wilson.
No. aS5 Cunningham vs.. Taylor. Attorneys
MILAN & Smith,
No AS7. FfoSch Va Walter. Attorneys. NJ. ].
Colbert.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
LEWIS AGAIN A CANDIDATE.
Cumberland Man willing TO Make
Another Race for Congress

Cumberland. Md. April 29.-Former State
Senator David J. Lewis announced to-day
that he would again be a candidate FOR
the Democratic nomination for Congress
In the Sixth Maryland district He said.
Il am very much pleased 70 know from
the press and my friends throughout the
district. without regard 10 party. rnat they
wish me 10 make the fight again for
Congress. I have made up my mind to
90 so II the party considers me an op-
perfume candidate"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CREEL APPOINTED MINISTER.
VIII Continue nS Constitutional Gov
ernOr of chihuahua, Mexico.

Chihuahua. Mexico, April Gov. En-
rique Creel has accepted the appointment
OF Minister OF Foreign Relations OF
Mexico.
Gov Creel Will continue as constItu-
uonal governor OF the State Of Chihuahua,
an indefinite leave OF absence from the
State having been granted him.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
LEONARD SCHREIBER DEAD.
Head OF the Largest Iron Works in
United States.

Cincinnati April 29.-Leonard Schreiber.
aged eighty-Jhree. OF Avondale. head Of
the Schneider Iron Works. one OF the
largest concerns OF It's kind IN the United
States. died at his home to-day Of com
phcations incident 10 old age. Schneider
came to Cincinnati from Bavaria. He or
ganlzed HIS company on a small scale and
built it up by hard work Three years
ago an immense new factory was built
in Norwood a suburb.
Schneider was active until he was taken
sick short time ago. He was the ex-
ecutive head at all times. He was also
president OF the German Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
VIII Study Agriculture.

Mexico City. April 29-The cabinet has
named a commission 20 study the Agrl-
cultural Department Of the United States
with the object Of establishing such a de-
partment I'm this country. The commits
sion will leave within a few days for the
United States. 1t is expected that they
will be able TO complete their work
within five months.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

c.lusetts avenue southeast; order accepting and
dlrg-ting 5ury
No. SIS In re widening q alley lr square 25sl
same.
No sC6 In re Opening alley in square ISIS.
caEse continued
No. sA In re construction nj land frr rad
on south bank ~ Auzc-s-ia River. verdict OF r.ry
fled and jury discharged
No 81 IN 20 extension q F1rigErss street
from Harrison % KelEuk street. order q rsbI-s-
ti1u.
No. So. In re opening Of alley IN square 2ssz.
hearing
No s- Netzar vs.. Kelly; petition dismissed
White
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wsuitN.

No 5Zs5. J. r. lane * Co vs. NJ G. Co2e-
land & Co, appeal Attorney. r. " WlsatIsy.
No 5-lss- George ". Della VS. Cohen Bins .
appeal Defendants attcr0ev. NJ. Sherman.
No SIS, Cla,tra q. Osborne vs. William L
Andres, admiristrat~-- accent S5-I Att1r-
news. Dau. Pey~1r TAYLOR.
NO SIS Woodward q Lcth-1p vs. Ada Mag
ness account. S'i23. Attorney. J. p. La-sr.
No. $3.50 Isle $. L'Tsc-mb & Co. rs. WarS-aF
White. clrtir-ari. Defendants atto-ucys. Baker.
sheehy a Horau.
Nc $3.50 BCu,lh Harris vS Judges NIsni-ipa!
Court, District # Columbia, u8-GamuS Att1--
ncys. ID. ". Baker and a. W SCOTT
No. 529l. Isaac S. Lyon VS. Ann " R7rrev
alu'inistra-rN; note. $50. Attorney. John Riiost
No 5eSs2 Theron Thompson rs Albert L
stavely. note $1,000 Attorney. r A Ford.
No 525H George " OHutt r.. vs.. Charles Fl.
kauh. appeal Dlfendarts attorneys. A. 5. Taylor
and Oscar Luckett
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
Criminal Court No. 4.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
NJ. 2fF6. United States ys. MARY Robinson
housebreaknE and larceny plea g1ilty 20 third and
fourth counts within; plea not guilty thereto en-
tered.
No 2595s. United States ~ William Jones and
Charles Butler. robbery; scuterced 20 the work
house for SIX months each.
Assignments for May 2.
United States rs Henry r. Gilbert
United States vs. Edward r. jenkins two casesl.
United States vs.. Charles Jackson sud Benjamin
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
wAsHINGTONtHERALD BUREAU.
III. 81

Alexandria Va, April 29.-James Lee.
foreman carpenter at the acid plant Of
the Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical
Company, was injured about the head
and back this afternoon when a derrick
pole fell and struck him. He was taken
10 his home on North Fayette street DR..
Arthur Snowden treated him. His con-
dition is not dangerous.
A coroner's jury to-day -returned a YER
dict that the unidentified negro who died
at the Alexandria Hospital came 20 his
death by being struck by a northbound
train over the washington. Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway, and the Jury
eXOneraJed the railway company and all
Of it's employees from any blame. The
remains will be buried in potters field.
Fifty-three out Of the sixty saloon
keepers in this city have made applica-
ton for renewal Of their licenses. The
old license expires May l. II is under
stood that all Of those now engaged in
the business, with the exception Of one,
will ask for a renewal
Miss Mary II. Lunt daughter Of the
late Samuel Lunt, died this afternoon at
her home, 5O6 Cameron street following
a lingering illness The deceased was an
old and well-knOwn resident Of Alexan-
dria- She is survived by one sister and
n brother-Miss Hannah J. Lunt and
Samuel II. Lunt
Late in May a delegation % about 30
members or the Masonic craft will visit
this city, and the local members Of the
craft are preparing 10 entertain them.
trip 10 Mount Vernon, followed at
night by witnessing the exemplihcation
OF degree work. are among the features
planned for the attraction Of the Mary
landers. Among those expected is Grand
Master Shryock. Of Maryland.
Large crowds continue to attend the
revival services in progress at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church which began
Monday night last. Last night four
young ladies professed faith. There Will
be no services tomorrow afternoon.
Regular services Will be held at p. m
The resignation Of Second Lieut.. Thomas
=. Cochran as Guartermaster and COM
missary. Second Battalion First Infantry.
state Militia, has been accepted by Gov.
Mann.
In tho Police Court THE morning Nathan
Phillips. a negro, was sent TO jail for
three months on a charge Of stealing a
rug He pleaded guilty
The body Of John W. Sutherland. who
died in Washington. was brought here
this afternoon and buried in Bethel Gem /
etery. Delegations from r. f. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans. and Bell Haven
Council, No. 81. Junior order Of United
Americans attended.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Woodbury. Sent TO Hospital and
Prize Fighter Arrested.

"OoUbtEEN Stnt 10 hOADlIAl anu
Prize Fighter Arrested.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. April 29.-As the result OF an
alleged accident. William F. Woodbury..
the jockey, is at the Maryland University
Hospital in a serious condition with a
bullet wound in his abdomen. Gus"
Gardner. the Philadelphia prize fighter. is
under arrest at the Western Police Sta
ton.
The shooting occurred In front OF the
Eutaw House at an early hour this
morning. Woodbury. is said 10 have
asked Gardner to go with him. but the
latter refused. Then the jockey pulled a
revolver and told Gardner to examine It,
Gardner attempted TO put il in his pocket
according to Gardner. but it exploded and
shot Woodbury. in the stomach.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
Girls, Home Opens ,,av .

Richmond. Va. April 29.-with six girl
inmates the Virginia Home and Industrial
school for Girls will be formally opened
on wednesday. May 2 A beautiful farm
IN Chesterfield County has been converted
into a modern institution.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Derrick Pole Injuries Man at
Fertilizer Plant.
DEATH INVESTIGATED
Train Victim Buried in
POtter'S FieId-Fifty-three saloon
Men Renew LicenseS-Dnughter of
Late Samuel Lunt Dies at Her
Home in Cameron Street.

Va. Is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash.
iugtun Herald The Herald will DO delivered daily
and Sunday to any address in Alexandria for "
cents a month.
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Germantoyrn. 4i Gnither.hnrr 2

Gaithersburg, Nd. April 29.-German-
town defeated Gaithersburg to-day IN a
fast and exciting game by the score Of 4
to J. The game was pitchers battle be-
tween Reed and Rabbit Reed having the
shade better In the number Of hits. The
feature was the batting of Bittlemay and
thompson, and the fielding OF Briggs.
Score;
Galthefshurs ................. 1 0 0 q 90 %
hermann o"n-....-............. / 90 l o.
Batteries-Sabhit and Crawford; Reed and Nfeen.
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District Petition.
Mechanics, IIrnn

No So In re extension OF Forty-frst street
| northwest; c1ndomn land. Attorneys L H
Thomas and J. F. Smith
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
wanderer Picked Up in Ricbmond

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. April 2s.-CIyde Melton.
tWenty-nine years Of age, who wandered
away from his home in Glen Allen and
has since been sought by the authorities
OF several cities, was picked I'D here to-
day by policeman
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
FIVE FAVORITES FAIL
Jiu JitSu Only Successful
One at PimlicO.
SEVERN TO GOLDEN BUTTERFLY
Feature Results i'm Downfall OF
odds-On Choice, WOOIcaster-JubI-
Event and Pulls Up in Front of
Gay Decesver, Who Closes Fast.

Baltimore, Md. April 29-Only one IA
vorite was successful at Pimlico this aft
ernoon, and this was in the fourth event,
when Jiu Jitsu won all the way. Lynch
was pulling him up at the finish. AT S
70 8, Jiu Jitsu was not in much demand
most Of the play being sent in on Rising
Star, the second choice in the betting. at
4 10 l.
The Steeplechase and the Severn purse
were the features 1t resulted In the de-
feat Of the Odds-Cn favorite. Woolcasta,
by the second choice. The Golden Butter
fly. who closed with a rush and passed
Woolcasta and Racing Belle in the
stretch Lad OF Langden won the third
event rather easily while Ragman won
the fifth event. with Takahira, the IA
vorite. second.
Fred Littleheld's Jubilee came back 10
life IN the final event. winning pulled
up from the favorite. Gay Deceiver Ross
Hampton went to the front at the rise OF
the barrier. but he stopped after going
three-quarters. II was here that jubilee
went to the front, and while Gay De-
ceiver closed with a rush. Jubilee was
under raps at the finish.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Four and one-haH furlones. Ror-
rover. 10 (G0ldstcinl. 10 !. win: Planutess los
tGtbcrtl. s to 8. second: sam Lewis 10 CNicoD.
10 to J. third. Time. 055 IS. Toucan. Joe Kenyon
Hatteras. Kcswick, Allie Blibcn Lady Slipper.
Alexandra. Gaueau. and Laclede also nan.
SECOND BACE-Mile. Lad of Laugdon. l0s
tNico.1D. TO I. won. Coils Ounsby Is lPease)
10 10 1. second; OsoTine. l05 ,Stciuhartl s 20 l.
third. Time. 1873 Ccrcm0ni0Us. Dixie knight
Orcagna. and Adalia also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furiongs. The Golden Butter
fy, l5 tMcCabcl. 20 p won: Woolcasta 90
tsteinharu. 8 10 10. second Racing Belle ia
tReidl. 10 l. third Tine 1885 Galinda.
Inspired. and Relle Kingston also ran
FOURTH RACE-Two and one-haH miles Jim
Jitsu, $50 Lynchl. % s. won: Young Bitten
Us palmer. 20 !. second. Rising Star. l53
lNr. Alpersl. 70 ? third. Tine. So IS Alabama.
Picket. Merryman. Southwest. and Running Rein
deer also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiN furlongs. Rapnan. 100 Reid
10 l. won, Takahra. 10 palms.. 70 l. second.
Patriot l04 Duganl. % l. third. Time la5 I5
Dr. Barley, High Range and sam Weller also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mle and sixty yard1 Jubilee
10 lWalkerl, l3 20 3 Won; Gay Deceivcr. q
tNicclail. 20 J. second. smug 90 lEstepl. 10 l.
third Time IS 35. Ross Hampton Lotus Eater
and Earl Rogers alao ran.
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No. eo5S. William Owen Us Henry A. Veitn
lot 55, square i-sS. No. 2lo Twe1ty-sivth stree.
northeast. S5-a70. Attorney. A. Fl. Fe--rs7-
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Equity Suit.

No G5l9- William IT. NJ SnvEer Va The
Washington Loan and Trust Company e. all a.
counting and injunction Attorney. O. ". ClaSstt
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
PANIC IN TAILOR SHOP.
Following Gasoline Explosion One
EmplOye PIunges to Death.

LHpIOye FIuhges 10 Death.
frankfort. Ind, April 29.-Fire in the
third floor Of the Coulter Opera House
block. following an explosion Of gasoline.
caused a panic among women and men
employed in tailor shop. and they rushed
to the windows crying for help.
Ladders saved them all but one. Frank
Stare was too excited to wait. and threw
himself from a window and was dashed
90 death on the pavement below.
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. SIS In re extension Of Minnesota avenue
southeast: continued.
No 81. In re widening and extension q AIassa-
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

Fifty-three out Of the sixty saloon
keepers in this city have made applica-
ton for renewal OF their licenses. The
old license expires May l. II is under
stood that all Of those now engaged in
the business, with the exception Of one,
will ask for a renewal
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

The body Of John W. Sutherland. who
died in Washington. was brought here
this afternoon and buried in Bethel Gem
etery. DELEGATIONS from r. f. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans. and Bell Haven
Council No. 81. Junior order Of United
Americans. attended
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

In tho Police Court THE morning Nathan
Phillips. a negro, was sent TO jail for
three months on a charge Of stealing a
rug. He pleaded guilty
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
PinlIfco.
PimttcO.
FIRST RACE-Tour and one-haf fmIongs: two

NEI'ND hAOE-One mile; three-year-olds. nor
winners Of $500 more than three races at an
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

0tItU IITIOUAs, IlTIolII0n IUpt
ID up: at thirty pounds above
be ridden by gentlemen approved
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. &S2. Dunn VI Terminal Taucab Company: |
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

The Company is granted certain priv.
ileges by the public for the purpose
of enabling it to furnish readily a salts
factory telephone service to the people,
and it must furnish service fitting the
needs of the people; each class of SER
vice good of its kind and at rates which
are reasonable. x x = 4"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-13
ROYAL SKELETONS
OF Two English Kings, One
Queen and Daughter,
FOund,in Paris.
WILL RESTORE OLD ABBEY

. Paris. Sept. 13.--A discovery Of the
greatest interest to Englishmen has
been made in the old Abbey of Fante-
vrauite. The skeleton of King Henry
II, of England. his wife Eleanor. his
daughter Joan. twho married King
William of Sicily. and King Richard
Occur de Lion have been found in the
crypt. There can be no doubt what.
ever Of their genuineness.
Although the Plantagenet Kings
were known to have been buried in
the abbey. and although the tomb
stones of Richard Occur de Lion
Queen Eleanor and Henry III with their
full length effigies. are on view there
the graves themselves were never
found. and 1t has been believed tina,
they had been desecrated In the revo
luton OF 1889 and the royal remains
scattered.
The old abbey became a prison In
1904. 1t has since fallen largely into
ruins, and NJ. Mango. of the Fine Arts
Department. was recently instructed
by the Minister for Fine Arts to re
store it as far as possible to its origi
nal condition.
During his work in the ruins Of
the crypt, NJ. Mango had wall pulled
down, and found behind 1t an arch
with gold cross and a coat OF arms
with several gold leopards inscribed
on it. On the walls were the names
Richard, Ahenor" eleanor, ant
Henri"
NJ. Mango gave orders to dig. and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-13
YANKEE is DUTCH

London, Sept. ia Dutch Profes-
sor has been investigating the origin
of the word Yankee" which some
consider to be an Indian corruption
for English" He traces the word
to the time OF the Dutch occupation in
the 18th century. when New York vas
New Amsterdam, II was In 1874 that
New Amsterdam became New York.
At that time Great Britain was at war
with Holland. apd conflicts arose n
America between the English and the
Dutch colonists. The English called
the Dutch Yankees. formed from the
christian names OF the two brothers
de Witt. statesmen who Ut the timo
assisted In directing the affairs OF
Cornelius, who was known - kees.
The two names combined make Jan
KEGS. or Yankees, and this comoinA-
ton was used to designate the Dutch.
lin the same manner a. today John Bull
represents the Englishman and broth
er Jonathan the American.