The Washington times., 1901-12-30

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| ly afterward Coroner Purvis was sum-
moned. and after asccrtaining the facts
in the case had the body moved to De-
maine's undertaking establishment, where
he viii bold an inquest tomorrow morn
Ing. The crew of the train have been
! summoned
The woman lived with her husband at
Brick Haven, liz Alexandria County. and
the train which struck her was local.
bound for Charlottesville. 1t was in
charge of Conductor r. f. Pitzer. with
Frederick MImford. engineer. and James
Harrington. fireman.
II. Craig Ansley, son fof Harrie C..
Ansley. treasurer of the Southern Rail-
way Company. died at c O'Clock this morn
ing at the meme OF his parents after an
illness Of less than a week. The de-
ceased had recently recovered from an
attack OF pneumcnla.4 but was taken
with relapse. which caused his death.
He was but twenty years old. and one Of
the best-knOwn and most popular young
men in the city. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from TIE Second Presbyterian Church, and
the intcrnent will be private.
A quiet and pretty wedding was solem-
nized at i:30 o'clock this afternoon in the
parlors of the Hotel F1eisehmann. When
Miss Ella Rabinnowitz, daughter of Nor
ris Rabinnowitz. of Syracuse. N. Y. be-
came the bride Of Harry B. Stone, of
Washington, ID. C. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Julius T. Loeb.
pastor OF the Congregation Adah-IsraeI.
OF washington number of relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. The
was given in marriage by her uncle. q.
Cohen. OF Washington, and the groom was
attended by b. Levi. also of Washington
Miss S. Levi. Of Baltimore. was the maid
Of honor. and the following were the
ushers: ]. Finkelstein. of New York; B.
Schmuloritz, of Washington; A. Figoe. of
London. England, and Louis Sklar. of
Baltimore.
reception was held at their future
home. 4S4 L Street northwest, Washing
ton. d. C., this evening.
4 colored man, whose name is said to be
John Thomas. died at the Alexandria In
Urinary last night at $3.50 O'Clock from
pneumonia. He was taken to that fnsti-
tuition by order Of Mayor Simpson yester-
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock No one
here has so far claimed the remains. and
If they are not claimed by Tuesday next
they Will be inferred in the Penny Hill
Cemetery at the expense of the city.
From what can be learned Of the dead
mans past, it appears that he arrived in
this city last Saturday afternoon. from
10 a Ion
with whom, 1t is said. he was to secure |
employment. When the train arrived here |
he was taken suddenly i'll. and got off. |
He remained at the baggage room of the |
southern Railway Company. and the |
mayor was subsequently, notified. where |
upon he was carried to the above named |
institution. 1t is said that Thomas has |
been living with man named Gus Smith |
in Alexandria County.
The members of the Bachelors Club met
this morning in their rooms on King |
Street for the purpose OF taking action |
relative TO the death of the late Capt. |
George A. Mushbach. who was a mem |
ber of that club. John S. Beach was in |
the chair. and a committee composed of
Messrs. F. S. Harper. james Bayae and
Gus Agnew reported resolutions of respect |
TO the memory of the deceased president |
Df the club. which were adopted Messrs |
George p. Aitcheson and W. W. BalIenger
we're appointed to procure a suitable floral
The club decided to attend the
funeral in a body and to have the build
ing draped in mourning for n pediod of
thirty days.
The veterans Of the Alexandria Light
OF which Captain Mushbach was
commander for about ten years met In
irmory Hall this afternoon for the same
purpose. The meeting was called to order
by Lieut. Samuel L. Monroe. retired. and
5apt. Albert Bryan, retired. was elected
and Sergt. J. ]. Green. retired.
secretary. Lieutenant Monroe Sergeant
Green and Private John 7. Johnson. re-
ired. reported resolutions OF respect. and
capt. James E. King. Lieut.. +. f. Mar
Jury. retired, and Sergt. J. Marriott Hill.
'etired. were appointed committee to
purchase a suitable floral offering.
The meeting adjourned until January s.
992. when a permanent organization OF
x-members OF The Alexandria Light In
antry. now Company G.. OF the Seventh
-irginia Regiment. Will be formed. The
Members of Company G. now under COM
nand Of Capt. James z. King. and eX- ,
MEMBERS OF the company will meet to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock in Armory {
Iall for the purpose OF attending the
lner0l IN a DO1y.
The funeral will take place at II O'Clock |
omorrow morning from his late resi- !
ence on North Washington Street, and
he services will be conducted by the Rev.
erryman Green, OF Christ Episcopal
hurch.
The funeral of the late Charles r
'eale. whose death occurred Friday morn
X last will take place at $3.50 O'Clock :
1morrow morning from St Mary's Cath i
lie Church where solemn high mass viii i
e celebrated. The interment will be 4
Iade in 81. Mary's Cemetery. G
The work of tearing down the old organ =
St Mary's Catholic Church has begun
he pastor. Rev. Father II. j. Cutler has
nde arrangements to have a larger and :
ore modern organ placed In that church
Is expected that the new instrument
i'll be completed by Easter Sunday.
The german which was to have been
ven by a number of young ladies next
uesday evening his been postponed in
,initely on account of the death of the
tie If. Craig Ansley, and the invitations
lnt were sent out have been recalled.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
piscopal Church South will hO.d :
hrstmas entertainment in that church
morrow night.
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