The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-19

tested and it is now evident that there
VIII be two factions
A number Of local druggists and drug
clerks we're arraigned yesterday in the
police court before Mayor Simpson on
complaint Of J. W Parker an agent for
the State Board of Pharmacy VINO were
charged with violating the rules OF that
BOARD among those against whom
: charges were brought were the following
Claude II. Lennon, charged WITH filing a
PreScrip tlOn IN the absence of his regfs-
tered drug clerk; Asssrs. Dieme.t & val
ker. charged with allowing unregis-
tered drug clerk 70 fl a prescription dur
ing the absence OF. the propTieJors- Charles
c. LernOn and William Ent8isle. charged
with falling to pay the State board fee for
renewal Of certificate of registration;
Frederick H RittenOur, charged with
compromising a prescription at the drug
store of aiessrs- Dienelt & Walker, in the
absence OF the registered proprietors;
Capt. 4 s Guigon. OF the Board OF Phar-
macy. conducted the prosecution and
MeSSrS. :. @. Brent and c c CaTlin rep
resented the defendants. c. g. Lennon
and William E<utwisle were discharged
upon promising 70 pay the assessment OF
the beard; the case against Messrs- DIE
melt < Walker was dismissed; +. H Ritz
te8Our was fined SO, the minimum pen
atty and Claude NJ Lennon was dis
missed At the request Of Captain Guigon
the fine of Fiittenour was RENTED
In the circuit Court yesterday. Judge
NicoI. presiding. the jury in the case Of
Watkins administrator. vs. the Washing
ton, Alexandra and Mount Vernon EIec-
tric Railway Company, rendered verdict
fo- g. Cos IN favor of the plaintiff CouE-
sci for the defendant company entered q
molten for . new trial, which was over
ruled and exceptions were noted This
was The fourth trial Of this case. and was
a suit to recover 90 damages resulting
from the death of William II. Watkins
who. in getting OF the train Of the defend
ant company. N February. 1893 feH and
sustained injuries Ehich. Il * alleged re-
suited in his Death The plaintiff was
represented by Judge J. K - Norton and
Gardner L Boothe- The defendant vas
represented by r. Walton Moore and
James r. Cation This case has been in
progress since "Wednesday The jury was
composed of the following: 2. F. Mau-
bury. s r. Dyson, George r. Hill John p
Robinson. b Baer. jr-. w A Moore. jr-.
julius PcIt0n, John B. Waller. w z. Die
melt, H * Field, f r Boyer, and E NJ
Hamilton
TIE funeral CT the late William H
Windsor. whose death occurred on
"Wednesday. last at his home near Fairfax
Station. took place yesterday from the
Masonic Temple Alexandra " asllagton
Ledge Of MasOnS. OF which deceased vas
a member, attended the funeral The
funeral, services were conducted by Rev.
GeOTSe l. Hunt Of the FIRST Baptist
Church, and the interment was made in
the St. PauI's Cemetery Tie following
acted as pallbedreTS- s H Lunt, I. ".
Robinson f z MaUbury- OF this city,
ard r H. Butler, G. b Wright. and R. R
Buckley. OF Fairfax.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Westmi7- League. Of the Second Pres
byteriaD CEurch. was held Thursday night.
but owing 10 the inciement weather
was not largely attended An interesting
programme was rendered which included
instrumental solos by Miss Anna Moore.
vocal solo by Mrs Ruth Field. Rotations
by Mrs. William Campbell.
The Bachelor Club has elected Capt
James E King IS treasurer 10 MI the Va
cancy caused by the resignation cf Mr.
W R Whittiesey.
The Stockholders Of the Washington
Baseball Club held their annual meeting
in this CITY yesterday and elected G. W
Wagner president and J E Wagner score
taFy and treasurer. These officers with P
H Wagner, constitute the board of direc-
tors.