Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-02
CONDEN ED LOCALS

George Stewart, thirty-two years old, who
is employed in the brick kiln at South
Capitol and N streets, fell from the top Of
on his head, slightly injurins himself. His
fellow workmen thought he had been killed.
but when he was picked up 1t was found
/ he had not been seriously hurt He was
taken to Emergency Hospital for treat
nent Stewart lives at No. 1872 I'd street
southwest.
Many complaints are being received at
the health office concerning alleged NUS
ances. Some of the communications are
anonymous while others. bear signatures.
In some cases persons complain of the
condition of their neighbors' premises. and.
whether anonymous or not. all such are
investigated. In one letter received the
writer said the air about his place was so
foul that he had a taste Of brass in his
mouth.
Poundmaster Einstein has submitted his
monthly and quarterly reports to Health
officer Woodward. The former shows that
during the month 273 dogs. five horses and
four mules were impounded There were
al dogs killed and IA animals were re-
deemed. During the three months just
ended LOOP dogs, 20 horses, five mules. two
goats and two cows were impounded.
John Graceman. John White and Henry
Hurt attracted the attention Of the police
by begging on E street The three were
arrested and afterward arraigned In the
Police Court as Migrants. They were sent
~ thc WI hHOuSc lOT thirty QdyS edCn.
Josiah Brown, the driver Of a vehicle.
was fined SO by Judge Kimban Of the
Police Court for reckless driving.
ut seems to me that we are getting all
the worthless characters from North Caro-
lima" said Judge Kimball Of the Police
Court. after sentencing Albert Randolph.
colored, to the workhouse for five days.
During the past month about 100 va
grants arraigned before me have stated
that they hailed from North Carolina"
Randolph told the same story others tell.
He could not give q satisfactory account
of himself, and, therefore. went down.
Veronica Court, No. ID, Daughters Of
Jerusalem, has been incorporated by ar
ticles filed by the following trustees for the
first year: Annie johnson, Annie Foun-
tain Martha M. Jordan. Harriet Cross.
Ida Harris, Mary Parker and Frances Con-
tee.
The residence of Mr.. NJ F. Chambers.
No. 1903 o street northwest was entered
by burglars and robbed about o'clock
Monday, evening. An entrance was effected
by climbing through the rear window. and
the articles stolen included a Christian
Endeavor pin. three gold stick pins pair
of gold spectacles and a small amount of
money.
John Under strung a telegraph wire at
Takoma Park. He was promptly arrested,
whereupon he posted s. collateral and re-
moved the wire. The collateral was for
feited when the case was called in the Po-
lice Court.
For the larceny of a gold watch from his
cousin, Lewis w. Simonds was yesterday
sent to jail for two months by Judge KIM
ball in the Police Court. The defendant
admitted his guilt.
There was a slight fire in the Regal shoe
store, on D street, about o'clock last even
ing. The flames were extnguished by
those employed in the store without turn
ing in alarm. Very little damage was
done.
If you want anything. try ad. in The
Star. If anybody has what you wish, you
will get an answer.
The pump On 18th street southeast be-
tween B and c streets is out of repair.
A dangerous hole in the gutter corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street was
reported by the police today.
Move along there. men: the trees will
fall on you was the way in which Police
man Flynn attempted to clear the side
walk in front of the Police Court this
morning. These trees won't fall" said
one of the men to a companion: The can't
fool me-" Fool you, is it?' Queried the
other That man amt fooling. He means
business when he says that, and I'm going
to move And his companion moved with
him.
Broken pavements in front of Nos 1917
14th street and 300 New Jersey avenue
respectively, were reported by the police
today.