Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-25
AFFAIRS6os:1 M ALEXANDER ia
FUNERALS AND ,IDEATHS IN DOWN.
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THE-RIyER CITY.
Gov. Tyler App0fnts Mount Vernon
Board OF VfsitOrs-General
" and PERSONAL
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| ALEXANDRIA, Va, March Is, 1901.
| The funeral of Frederick Schwab, whose
death occurred Thursday last, took place
| at O'Clock this afternoon from his late
| residence, 1872 North Royal street. R. E.
| Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, and the
| Order of Red Men, of which deceased was
| a member, attended in body. The funer-
| al services were conducted by Rev. P. P.
| Phillips of st. Pauls Episcopal Church.
anG the remains were placed in Hender-
! sons vault in the Methodist Protestant
cemetery.
The funeral Of DR.. Edward S. Fawcett,
whose death occurred Thursday last, took
place yesterday afternoon from St. Pauls
| Episcopal Church and was largely attend
ed. The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. P. P. Phillips, assisted by Rev.
Bergman Green of Christ Church and
Rev. Clarence E. Ball of Grace Church
The remains were inferred in st. PauPs
cemetery.
In the Alexandria county court today
the will of the late VIM. H. Carlin was ad-
mitted to probate, and w. ]. Thomas quail
1ned as administrator. The will of Max
Wagner was also admitted to probate and
his widow qualified as Administrative.
Saturday morning a thief entered the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall, on
Duke street. and robbed q box known as
the pool table box" and secured about
80 cents in change. An entrance was eff
fected by breaking a window in the GYM
nasium. The police are investigating. the
case.
Gov. Tyler has appointed the following
board Of visitors to Mount Vernon for this
year: J. L. M: Curry Of Washington, D. c.;
ford of Richmond, ]. M. Long of Winches-
ter. Robert L. Gardner of Pulaski City and
Charles W. Scott Of Lynchburg.
The funeral of the late William H. Win
took place yesterday afternoon from the
First Baptist Church, and was the largest
held here for number of years. The flu
, neral services were conducted by Rev.
made in the Bethel cemetery Alexandria
Washington Lodge of Masons, of which
deceased was member, attended in a
body: The following were the pallbearers
Knights Templar, and Messrs. Thomas
Robinson, Samuel H. Lunt John Fisher
and Frank Marbury from the lodge Of
Masons.
Mrs. Cation. wife Of William H. Cation,
died Saturday evening at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. James Patterson, on Cam
eron street between Patrick and Henry
sixty-three years Of age. Her children who
survive her are Mr.. Thomas and Reece
Cation and Mrs James Patterson and Mrs.
w Illam buHCStii. Lie funeral Will take
place from ST. Mays Catholic Church
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock
Todays session Of the Alexandria county
court was taken zap in hearing condemna-
ton proceedings of the Washington, Ar
lington and Falls Church Electric Rail-
way Company The report of r. H. Phil
lips, commissioned was filed.
bernians, held yesterday afternoon, four
new members were initiated and two APP
plications for nnentb ership were received
The Virginia Rod and Gun Club held its
annual election Of officers at their club
house at Four.Mile Run yesterday.
unconscious PROM Inhalation of Gas.
Miss Kate bee; gsixty years old. was
taken to the Emergency Hospital late yes
terday afternoon from her home, No. lila
18th street northwest, in an insensble con-
dition from having inhaled illuminating
gas. Some time after reaching the hos
pital consciousness was restored, and this
morning Miss Lee was able to leave the
hospital.
It is stated that the woman, who occupies
a room in the 18th street house, has been
in the habit Of heating her apartment by
the use Of a small gas stove. Yesterday
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