The Washington times., 1895-01-07

Seriously II iured By q Fal-Another a.
cident was caused by the icy sidewalks yes
terdav. Mr.. c. ". Goiien. ffty-nine years
OF age, of No. i57 street northwest, fell
while walking in Northeast Washington, frac-
turing his shoulder and badly bruisinS his
thigh He was removed TO the Emergency
Hospital for treatment.
Teeth CT hrs ". H. Crook-AIrs Jane
CathariRc Crock. wife OF Co. W. II, Crook,
executive clerk 81 the Executive Mansion,
died Yesterday. at p. m. at her residence,
No 1904 " street northwest. Ars. Crook
has been patient sufferer lor seven years.
and core her aalicIon with calm resignation.
She was OF a kind and loving disposition,
ever ready TO help those in need. Her death
viii leave voia in q large circle OF loving
friends. A son. Harrison Z. Crook, anu h
Il ughter Mrs. Clarence Bcandenburg. sur
vive her. Mrs. Crook was the daughter OF
MIS-. Mary Nash. and sister Of Mrs. Ruth Bo!-
way and Mrs. j. L. 1Iickie.
Small Fire Csu5e; Kuca EScitement-An u
oyccheated furnace in aouse No. 1903 Twen-
tieth street northwest, owned by Robert c.
fleming and occupied by ]. p. Calyoe.
caused d small blaze and a big scare in that
! neighborhood Saturday night. The men Of
Truck extinglished the fire without turn
ing in an alarm. Damage slight.
viii Held 1 J Frs. Heeting-Tne first
. regular IlCtL44G VI liic HtN - -bi : az ~ II
Workers Union OF the Central Union Mis-
sion. will lie held tomorrow evening in the
bandroom IN the Mission building. Ii will
partake of the nature of q religious aud So
cial conference. enabling the workers 10 be-
I cone better acquainted with each other and
to take bird's-eye view, as II were. Of the
plans of the mission for the new year. Re
freshments Will be served by the Women's S
band
installation of officers-The Washington
Musical Assembly. No. 430S, knights of La
Dor. Yesterday afternoon Installed its re-
Gently elected officers at Elks Hall on Penn
syivania avenue near Ninth street north
west. The ceremony was conducted by Dis
+ trIct Master Workman Simmons, accompanied
+ by District Foreman Cuff. Tho officers in
/ stalled were: NJ. W.. Herman kahlert; W. F.,
I Samuel johnson: W. g.. C. V. Samuels: W.
/ l.. Z. Il. Brown: treasurer. Amabiie Samuels:
! financial secretary, William keppler; record
/ ing secretary, /. p. Wild; statistician, l.. Il.
Bovd: almoner Herman kahlert; Judge of
I court. William Keppler; j. A.. john Sehroe-
der; clerk OF court. {. j. Pelz: delegates to
( D. a. G5. L. P. Wild. Louis Gebiehe, and Al
/ bert Goodman; delegates TO the federation,
L. p. Wild. L. K. Boyd, Louis Gebiche, II.
/ G. Kuhn, and C. J. Pelz.
/ Court of appeals in sessior-The January
session of the court of appeals begins this
morning. number OF cases argued last
mouth will probably be decided within the
/ next few days.
/ Murder Trial Set-The trial Of Frank
| Williams for killing w. II. Quigg on the canal
! last summer has been set for Wednesday.
/ The defense will rely largely upon the eyi
dence given at the inquest and preliminary
! hearing.
Personal-Among the arrivals at the
National are Messrs. J. f. Judge and NJ. G.
Judge, of Scranton. Mr.. j. f. Judge is
editor OF The Index, the organ of the Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Union of America.
inferred by Midnight Thief-About mid
night Saturday thief entered the hallway OF
/ George Wislers residence, No. 1904 Penusyl
vania avenue northwest, near the TIMES
! bullding. and stole a gray storm overcoa
and pair OF shoes. The theft has been re
ported to police headquarters.