Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-25
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Articles Incorporating the Washington
Building Stone Company have been filed
py r. j. Noonan, p j. Ryan and Hayden
Johnson, trustees for the first year. The
capital stock is placed at $1,000.
Where is Dorsey Foultz?" is question
that the police have been unable to an
swer. The latest clue received located the
fugitive in Rockville. He entered a store
there last Thursday said the man who
gave the information to the police. and
asked the way to the falls This man
said that Foultz also bought something to
eat while in the store.
Lem Diggs. the colored man who al
tempted to kill Henrietta West his former
sweetheart, on the road near Benning
Tuesday night. is still a: large. He is
reputation of being a drinking man and a
crap shooter" Yesterday afternoon the
police were told that he was in Biadens-
burg the day after the shooting, and had
not gone to New York, as had been "e-
ported.
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, for
fire in the kitchen of house 234 1st street
southwest. The explosion OF a gasoline
stove caused the fire, and the occupants
save themselves. By the time the firemen
reached the house there was virtually moth
ing left in the kitchen, and the loss is es-
timated at about 500. E. NJ. Mccormick
Capital Traction Company.
Inspector Hollinberger has received from
the Memphis auth critics a circular Offer
ing reward of 500 for the arrest of ]. A.
Thurman, alias j. E. Thomas, alias Nor
ris. alias Philip NJ Lootz, who escaped from
about twenty-five years DID, is indicted on
three charges of forgery.
James Mccullough, an ernploye Of the
Wallace circus. was arrested by Policeman
Harries for carrying concealed weapon
but in the Police Court yesterday Judge
Kimball ruled that the interior of the Cir
Gus tent was for the time being the home
of Mccullough, and therefore, dismissed
the case. The pistol was turned over to
the property clerk.
Earl Ambrose. a wheelmsn. is fully
aware of the fact that a bicycle cannot
derail a cable car, for his iron horse COL
lided with one Of the Columbia cars yes
terday. The accident happened on H street
northwest between I'd and Sd streets, about
8 o'clock. Fortunately the rider was not
hurt, but the wheel was slightly disfigured.
An elderly colored man named George
Harris was taken sick near 1st and East
Capitol streets yesterday. The police took
him to Providence Hospital for treatment.
A dangerous hole in alley in rear of No.
523 New Jersey avenue was reported by
Lieut.. Kelly today.
Fannie Yates, colored, nineteen years DID,
VINO lives at 349 Wilson street, had a
hemorrhaGe. Because of the seriousness of
her condition she vas taken to Freedman's
Hospital for treatment.
The police have asked for an ANALYSIS of
the water from the pump in front of 1911
Caroline street northwest. This request
was made because of complaints concern
ing the alleged impurity of the water.
There is an abar doned well in alley be-
tween Sheridan street and Whitney avenue
and 9th and 18th streets. The we'll Is in a.
dangerous condition and is also a menace
to the public health, so the police report.
In front of 2O03 18th street northwest a
nmb OF a tree forms an obstruction. 4
similar obstruction near 9th and 1 streets
southwest was also reported.
A broken pavement in front of 300 a.
street southwest was reported to the street
department by the police this morning.
Michael Perrone, white, eight years old.
ana Edward Thompson, colorsd, ten years
OLD, were reported lost last night. The
boys had managed to find the circus
grounds, but were unable to get back
home. The white boy was found about
S:So o'clock, but it was nearly midnight
When the colored boy was restored to his
parents, ~