The times., 1899-10-10
NIGHT PARADE.
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Police on Foot
Marshal, Capt James L. King.
United States Naval Academy Band
Alexandria Light Infantry.
800 Men in Fancy Costumes.
gar Red Men.
Historical Fleats and Characters
The day procession will start at O'Clock and
the night procession at o'clock.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION
The day parade viii form on north Washing
ton Street, and move to Cameron, to Payne, TO
King, to Royal, to Cameron, to Fairfax, to
Prince, to Patrick, to Duke, to Washington, to
Franklin, and countermarch to Wolfe, Wolfe to
Pitt, to Duke, to Fairfax, to Wilkes to Lee to
Prince, and disband
The line at night win form at Fairfax and
King Streets, and move in Fairfax 10 Queen
Street, 10 Royal, to King, to Washington, to
0ronoco and countermarch to Cameron, Came
ron to Alfred, to King, to Payne, to Prince to
Washington, to Franklin, and countermarch to
Wolfe, Wolfe 10 St. Asaph, to Duke, to Pitt, to
Prince. to Fairfax, to Duke, to Royal, and dis
band
James Hail. a painter. living at 1903
King Street, swallowed an ounce and
half of laudanum tonight. with suicidal
intent He was discovered in the act of
taking the deadly drug and Policeman
Roberts was called. DR.. Arthur Snowden
was hastily summoned, and administered
an antidote. Hall is married, and it is
said that domestic troubles were the cause
of the attempt to end his life. 1t is
A supposed mad dog was killed in the
southwestern section of the city yester-
day evening. 1t is thought that this dog
was bitten by the dog which was killed
by the police about ten days ago. DR..
S. e. Gulick has sent to j. E. Geiman at
Bloomfield Loudoun county, for mad
stone an application of which it is claimed
will prevent serious results when a per-
son has been bitten by mad dog The
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were wounded by the supposed mad dog
some days ago.
Mrs. Laura Peake, wife of B. F. Peake
a washington merchant. died at the home
of her mother, Mrs. McGraw 708 King
Street this city, last night. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
The funeral of the late Harrison L.
Monroe will take place from his home
529 North Patrick Street, tomorrow after
noon at 2:30, The interment viii be at
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Robinson. WIFE
of the late Rev. r. H. Robinson, took
place from Roberts Chapel this afternoon
at o'clock and the interment was in
Bethel Cemetery.
Mrs. Susan Shipman. aged eighty ght
years, died at her home in Alexandria
county yesterday.
Over 200 mules for the Philippines were
forwarded from st. Asaph yesterday
In the corporation court today A. F.
| Colyer, jr., and ]. T. Newsome, the latter
colored, both OF Washington. were ad-
mitted TO practice. The trial of Albert
| Wood. James Bell, and Robert Saunders,
| indicted for ,housebreaking. was set for to-
| morrow.
| The court was engaged today in the
case OF Thomas L. Coils, under indi IT
ment for embezziement. Coils was form
! erly superintendent of the Metropolitan
Insurance Company in this city and dis
| appeared suddenly from Alexandria in 1897
| The company alleged that he was short
in his accounts and he was arrested few
| months ago at a military camp, AMI
| brought to this city. S. G. Brent appeare
for the prosecution, and Coils was defend
ed by Edmund Burke. The case was given
to the jury at IL O'Clock.
Heurich's heers are very rare. and they are al
| ways considered u very superb treat. Order a