Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Death of L. P. Hazel, Well-Known West
End Resident.
Funeral Services at University Hospi-
tai Over Remains of Miss Nor
man General News.

/. p. Hazel, Il well-known resident of the
West End, died this morning at $50 o'clock
at his residence, 3141 . street, after i'll
ness Of about five weeks. The deceased
was sfXty-one Years of age, and was a ma
tive of lower Maryland. About a month
ago he was stricken with paralysis, and
Wednesday afternoon. about : o'clock re-
ceiVed second stroke. which resulted IA
tally. For most Of his life Mr.. Hazel re-
sided in the District, and was formerly in
the butcher business For the past few
years he conducted The livery stable on Q
street. opposite his. residence. Three mar
ried daughters and one son survive him.
The arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been completed.
The funeral of Miss Annette G. Norman.
who died yesterday morning at George
town University Hospital was held this
morning at $50 o'clock from the hospital
a mass Of requiem being chanted al Trinity
Church. The inteTment was at Mount oil
Vet cemetery. Miss Norman was thirty
three years Of age, and was formerly en-
ployod as a clerk in a book store on Penn
SylNaEia avenue. The latter part of last
May she entered The hospital. lffering with
tuberculosis, which terminated fatally.
Alone and FricudIe,s.
Mary Dyer, a ninetcen-y car-old coIored
girl was found yesterday evening about Is
o clock by Policemen Steinbraker and Corn
well at 9th street and Prospect avenue
seriously ILL., The woman stated that she
WAS alone III the world, without any friends
and had no place to go to. She at FIRST re-
fused 10 give the address of hcl. former
nome. but later it was aScertained thar .h,,
resided a 40 18th street southwest A. m,
girl was in n delicate condition She vas
removed i'm the patrol wagon To the Column
old IioSii'ai and given d place in ward.
Soldiers Injured by "A Fall
W illlam Woosey and George Door. who
are members Of the calvary command sta
toned at Fort Myer. Va, were in George
town Yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
riding their horses. At sd and NJ streets in
some manner, both animals slipped and
lei. throwing the riders and injuring them.
Inc men We're taken TO the Georeetov,,
University Hospital in the patroI WAGON
where it was found that Woolsev was
hurt about the hips and back. while his
ankle.
Fatal Case OF Burning
fahnle Jackson, young colored girl,
uled yesterday morning from the effects of
injuries received Tuesday evening at the
nome OF MI Miles Fuller, at Somerset
Heights, just north of Tenleytown. Ahout
o clock the evening mentioned a coal oil
lamp was upturned and the clothing of the
girl became ignited In her fright and
frenzy she rushed from the house with her
clothing abaze, and when the flames were
eXunguished she was found to be fatally
burned. The victim was kept free as nos
sible from pain by the use of opiates. and
Yesterday, as stated, died from the effects
OF the burns. The parents of the girl reside
near Cabin John bridge, and the body MAS
removed 10 their home.
Dinner to the Aged
The Epworth League of Mt Zion NJ. F.
Church served a dinner yesterday after
noon TO the Old and intirm members of the
church at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Benson Locke. on 18th street. The meal
was served by a committee consisting of
Mrs. Jennie Locke, Mrs. Lizzie Fisher
Mrs. Maggie Thomas, Miss Mary l. Bea-
son, Mr. john Berry, Mr.. Walker Prince
Rev. E. ". :. Peck and Others
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