The Washington times., 1901-08-04

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. 3.-samuel E.
Jackson. residing at 40 North Columbus
Street. employed as an engineer at the
Robert Portner Brewing Company, was
tonight, at about GAS o'clock. injured In
ternalIy by being thrown with violence
against the floor of the engine room, while
manipulating his engine. Mr.. Jackson
WIS st once conveyed to his home in a
wagon, and DR.. T. A German rendered
the necessary medical assistance. While
MIR. Jackson is not confined to his bed,
he is suffering from the effects of the
shock.
When seen tonight at his home, Mr..
Jackson stated that for some time past
he had been feeling in poor health, and
that tonight he used a piece CT iron pipe
on the bar of the engine, for the purpose
of increasing the leverage OF his engine,
and, in so doing. he claims the fireman
turned on too much steam, and the force
threw him violently to the ground. when
picked up, by his fellow employees, Mr..
Jackson was in an unconscious condl-
ton His injuries are not considered or
a serious nature.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucy 7. Paff, wife
of Charles Paff, whose death occurred on
Thursday last, took place at o'clock this
afternoon from her late residence. lulo
King Street, and was attended by large
number of relatives and friends. The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. +. j. Brooke, of the Second Presby-
teriau Church, and the interment was
made in the Presbyterian Cemetery. The
following were the pallbearers; Messrs.
Harry Brown, Frank Creighton, William
T. Wilkins, Edward Picken. Claude Pick
en-, and Edgar Warfield, jr.
Robert Pendleton, colored. of Alexan-
dria County. who was arrested last
Wednesday evening on the charge OF
horse stealing in that county. was yes
terday evening arraigned before Squire
Thompson, Of that county, and after a
preliminary hearing his case was referred
to the grand jury. to be hH7 -- the Sep
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Mount jackson The Rev. f. V. REGISTER,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. is
spending his vacation. in Maryland. The
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crar Church. will To- te middle
of ;he ..U' r.. Y The
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resignation -,.urIay mas heId the po-
sition since Don p. Hurley left this city.
The new church. known as Wakefield
situated at Ida. Fairfax County will be
dedicated tomorrow with appropriate
exercises A number OF prominent minis
ters are expected to be present and par
ticipatr in the exercises.
Golden light Lodge, Good Templars mas
installed the following officers to serve
for the ensuing quarter; Chief Templar,
c Pierpont; Vice Templar. Grace Hoy; |
+. ). Sadie Lyle5; Treasurer. Sidney
Marshal, Edward Walker: Guard. Robert |
Bartlett: Sentinel. Roger Sullivan. The |
was conducted by Lodge !
Deputy J. II. Bartlett
Albert Hr, ,ifus was yesterday afternoon |
seriously injured on one side Of his face |
near the eve BY the explosion IF a can |
a high explosive. At the time |
of the ,yn!osion Mr.. Dreifus WAS en- |
gagged in asserting some junk. and he un- ]