Evening star., 1901-11-25
AT FAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
POLICE LOOKING FOR WILLIAM MAN
GLE, A COLORED MAN.
Is Charged With MurderOus Assault
Death of an Old River
Captain-Briefs.
Evening Star Bureau,
No. T01 King street.
Bell Telephone No. 106,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November %, 1901.
The police of this city are looking for a
colored man named William Mangle, who
is wanted on the charge Of shooting Mary
Henderson, also colored Saturday evening
about o'clock. The injured woman ap-
peared at the station house several hours
after the infiction of the wound and Sc
cured a warrant for the arrest of Mangle.
At that time he could not be located and
ever since has eluded the search of the po-
lice.
According to the story told by the Hen
derson woman the shooting occurred in an
alley just north of King street and running
between Henry and Fayette streets. She
gave very meager details, and did not state
what led up to the assault. The wound,
which was located in the thigh, was not
regarded as serious. 1t was stated that
it had been dressed by a physician
before the woman went to the station
house. Two shots were fired. One took eff
feet, as above stated, but the other flew
wide Of the mark. The police believe that
Mangle has left the city.
Death of Capt. Charles Kelly.
Capt. Charles w. Kelly died yesterday
morning, after a lingering illness, at the
residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. ]. P.
Forrest, No. 1923 Queen street. His wife
and several children survive him. The de-
ceased was one of the most widely known
river men in this section. For years he was
prominent as master of sailing craft on the
Potomac but recently failing health made
it impossible for him to follow his chosen
vocation. Several months ago Capt. Kelly
was injured in a fire at his residence, cor
ner of Cameron and Patrick streets. 1t is
not thought, however. that this hastened
his death The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Funeral of Thomas Hayes.
The funeral Of Thomas Hayes, whose
death occurred yesterday morning at his
home. No sos North Columbus street, will
take place tomorrow morning from st.
| Mary's Catholic Church. The deceased was
| sixty-four years of age. Several grown
| children survive him. Mr.. Hayes was a
| native of ireland, but has lived here most
| of his life. He served In the confederate
army as color bearer for the Mount Vernon
| Guards, 18th Virginia Regiment.
Date of Webster Trial.
The case of William F. Webster, who was
arrested Saturday on a warrant charging
| him with violating the postal laws, will be
called before United States Commissioner
John S. Fowler. Friday morning at II
o'clock. Webster WAS arrested through
comnlaint of several parties who had re-
| ceiyed, anonymoils letters and not by the
| letter carriers, who simply transmitted the
complaint to the iocalioffice.
General Matters.
| Funeral services over the remains of Mrs
Imogene Berry BauH. whose death occurred
Saturday morning, took place this morning
from the residence OF her daughter. Mrs NJ
c. Peyton, No. rs North st. Asaph street
The services were conducted by Rev Berry
man Green of Christ ChurcUend Rev. C.
70. Ball of Grace Church. Interment was
| he OF ant
| terry. % $a2
The November term of the Alexandra
/ county court, Judge J.. NJ. Love presiding
opened this morning On Fort Myer Heights
A special grand jury was called, but 1t had
| made no mdictmeHI Wnen TINS report
closed.
The Episcopal High School foot ball team
and the eleven representing Mount St
4 Joseph College of Maryland played to q
standstill Saturday afternoon on the high
school grounds. The score was to g. The
playing OF Randolph. left end for the high
school was a feature of the game
| In the police court this morning Mayor
Simpson disposed Of the following cases
/ Henry washington e0iored, charged with
assault, was assessed $5. William Hill and
George Ford, both colored were before the
court on the charge OF being drunk and
disorderly on the street. Both were fined s.
Preparations are being made for the ceie.
bration OF the seventh anniversary az the
| John Hay Normal and Industrial School
/ December ~ Prof. s. W. Whaley Of New
York will 1eiiver the anniversary afitre a.
| A strong eft Is being made by the man.
agement ana friends Of the school to raise