Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-21
CONDEN SEDsT LOCALS

The seventh annual convention of the
National Association of Life Underwriters
Will be held in Milwaukee, Wis, next Sep
TENDER. David S. Hendrfck of this city,
manager for the Manhattan Life of New
YORK for this territory. IS president of the
association. 80
Judge Hagner Yesterday afternoon signed
a decree divorcfng Mary "A. O'Leary from
Eugene B. O'Leary. Deserti1n was the
ground Tor granting the separation. Mrs
maiden name, Gibbons. 70
The executive committee of the virp,n,.
Republican Association held q meeting Ia ST
nlsnt at No. 923 F street northwest. for
me purpose OF perfecting; arrangements for
~ STH ba ,, banquet 70 take place May
o. furvis at the same place tonight.
The Berlitz School Of Languages gave q
complimentary entertainment last night in
the pariors OF the Institution, nearly a hun
areo friends Of the school and its pupils he
Ing in attendance. w
FOR scorching on their bicycles Winfield
keefe and Edward Lewis were arrested
last evening. Bradley Dixon was taken in
10 custody for not having a suitable light
attached to his wheel. When the cases
were called today in the Police Court ali
forfeited collateral.
When Constable George T. Gibbons made
call on ~ street southwest yesterday AZ
ternoon he left his horse and buggy Hnat-
tenoed. The animal became frightened and
ran away: A short distance down the
street the buggy colided with a vehicle in
winch two ladies were seated. This We
nlcie was upset and the ladies were thrown
70 the street. They were taken to the Free
Dispensary. GIG ~ street, where their
slight wounds were dressed
Poundmaster Einstein picked up fifteen
stray dogs yesterday. One horse was also
impounded. Three OF the dogs were re-
fhn{r
licenses and three were redeemed. One
canine was sold.
The front door Of George Kingsbury's
coal office. 1872 14th street, was found open
by the police about o'clock last night
Policeman Clifford had the proprietor noti-
fled and the door was secured.
A leaky water main corner Of 32d and M
streets was reported to the water depart
ment by Lieut.. Swindells today.
Lieut.. Kelly reported to the street de-
partment that there are dangerous holes
on New Jersey avenue between c and d
streets ana near 419 Sd street northwest in
alley. A dangerous hole in front Of 2A
9th street northwest was reported by Lieut.
Amiss.
The Mission School of Cooking. at 18th
and N streets, Is not closed. but will re-
main open the year round.
The middle-aged colored woman who died
yesterday In the police ambulance, as the
result OF hemorrhage. has been Identified as
Amanda Smith, who lived in Shepherds
alley. Friends Of the deceased today took
charge OF the body and will see that it is
properly inferred.
James Jameson. John Jameson and Ed
ward Collins. eolored. engaged in an ARRAY
,as1 evening e For SO doing, Judge Miller. in
the Police Court today, sent each of the
men to Jail for sixty days.
James F. Worsham. colored of Ills X
street, was In the Police Court this after
noon charged with adultery. The case was
continued until tomorrow. He is accused
by his wife, Gertrude, with committing
adultery with another colored woman It
Is further claimed thatohe Hs guilty Of
oisamy IN marrying theI aatter woman.
For carrying concealed weapons william
Carter was this afternoon sent to jail for
thirty days by Judge Miller in the Police
Court. -. (.it ~
The will of the late Mary H. Richards,
dated July 81. 1893, and Haning her hus-
band. Almain c. Richards. ras executor,
was filed today. Mr.. Rfchards is made
sole beneficiary. ,s