The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-01

saving the wonCu's life.
She begged TO be released 50 she could
end her life. After considerable per
suasior she was induced to return TO her
home.
A cali has been issued 20 all former
students OF the University of Virginia 20
meet in the cfice Of Col. K. Kemper. 27S
KGg Street. at II o'clock On the morning
OF july I for the purpose OF organizing u
local alumni society according 70 the
plans Formulated at the last meeting of
the General Alumni Association among
those here who are eX-stUdc1ts Of the
university are Mcssrs. John S. Black
burn, L N. BlacEfo-d, y. P. T. Burke,
Gardner l. Boothe, Col K Nemper,
Judge J K n Norton, E B. Taylor,
Harry B. Catcn. A. c. Slaymaker. James
0. B-uin, Mai. R ". Hunter. Edmund
Burke. Dr. Dabney Herndoa. Douglass
Stuart. Dr. Julian Miller, Julian Taylor,
Frederick johnson. George y. johnson,
James R. eaton. IL, DE-. Hugh Mcclure.
-Il.va41s j. aazIus. r. Winfield Jones, Z.
S O'Brien aid d. Lewis Green.
Former students now residing in Fair
fax, Prince William and Alexandra
counties are also expected. to become
members Of the organization. among
these are Judge Charles E. NicoI and
Dr.. John s. Powell. OF Prince william,
Mr. r Walton Moore and Mr.. Thomas
Keith, of Fairfax and others.
From today the postolHce in this
city viii remain open until mid
night The Northwestern and Southern
mails. which have been closing at 8:23
?. m. VIII not close after today until
1913 p IL Letters for Baltimore and
Philadelphia viii reach their destination
Eext morning II placed in the Office at
1915 p n
Another arrest for a violation Of the
Jim Crow law in operation On the
Washington. Alexandria and Mount Yer
non Railroad vas made here yesterday
evening shortly after O'Clock. Rev.
Pinckrey SamUeIs. col0Ted, was taken
/ into custody on complaint Of Conductor
/ Ccnners. CT the train which left Wash
iagton at 7:06. Samuels was On MS way
to this city to deliver sermon in
Zion Baptist Church, en- South Lee
Street.
as soon as his arrest became known
to the members of the congregation
some Of them appeared at the pcIsce
station and ende2vCTed to secure the re
lease CT the minister en- his personal
recognizance. This. however, was IN
satisfactory TO the officials and Samuels
was required TO put uD s. for his ap-
| pearance in the police court this morn
ing
a meeting Of the board OF health was
held yesterday evening IN the Office o. the
president OF the board, Dr.. z. A. Cor
man. on Duke Street. Dr.. German pre-
sided, with M James F Peyton as sec
Rotary. After the reading and approval
Of the minutes Of the last meeting a
general discussion took place regarding
the methods necessary to improve the
sanitary conditions Of the city and the
scope Of the boards authority
It was explained that the board was
authorized to proceed according 10 law
/ against negligent property owners and
tenants after properly served notices to
abate nuisance5 within a reasonable time
/ had been ignored Several complaints
we're reported CT unhealthy conditions
9 Bout cutters, alleys, etc, and IN each
case the secretary was directed 10 no
/ tiGy the proper parties. The c0nsidera-
! ton of these matters engaged the at
tention OF the board for nearly two
| hours
While attempting to board an electric
train for Washington about $3.50 O'Clock
: last night Frank Harrison, OF Baily's
/ Cross Roads. missed his footing and was
/ thrown to the ground. sustaining several
( bruises Of Z painful though not serious
nature He was carried 20 the Alex
I andria Hospital where it was found that
/ his back had been wTenched. The &C
c;dent occurred just west Of the Payne
Street station
/ Funeral services over the remains Of
/ Casper " Bernhard whose death &C
CURED Tuesday afternoon. took place
+ Yesterday morning al $3.50 o'clock from
( St Nary's Catholic Church. Rev. Father
/ ". J. Ahern, the assistant pastor, con
Quoted the services InteTment was made
( in ST. Mays Cemetery
/ The Baptist Church Sunday school, OF
! Del Ray, Alexandria county, has elected
/ the following officers to serve enc year,
/ commencing July /: B. ". Nails, super
/ fntendeut, / A. Marstella. assistant
/ SUPERINTENDENT; Robert Zacke-y, seere-
tary: Frank Smith, Librarian; J. 4 Car
/ penter. treasurer. and Miss Eva BTuf-
[ icy. crgenist-
/ Miss Blanche z. Mintcn and Mr.. Bush
+ rod Thompson,L7t OF this city, were
married this evening at the parsonage
Of the First Baptist Church The cere-
rno1y was performed by Rev Dr. George
/ l. Hunt. pastor After the ceremony
/ the couple left for an EXTENDED Southern
bridal tour. Upon their return they Will
! reside in this city
} Today in the corporation court, with
Judge J. X u. Norton presiding. the
+ criminal cases were continued unit!
Thursday next, owing to the absence
/ OF counsel for the defense. NaturaIiza-
+ ton papers were granted to Mr. Con
/ staat Ponnet, q native Of France Court
/ then adjourned until this morning.
/ The remains of Mrs MoIIie a Hill
wife of Mr. G. Powell Hill, OF Richmond,
/ Va. who died in that city Sunday, viii
/ be brought here this afternoon ard
buried in the family lot in Ivy Eill
/ Cemetery Mrs Hill was daughter
+ Of the late " Il NcFeagd, Of this city,
and mas well known here
/ The Virginia Glass Works have closed
down fer the summer season Both II
/ the glass factories here are now closed
/ for the summer.