Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
FUNERAL OF MISS LEADBEATER
TO OCCUR TOMORROW.
Prizes Awarded at Cameron Run Hunt
Clubs Show-General and
Personal.
Evening Star Bureau,
7O1 King Street,
Bell TelephOne Jog.

| at the residence Of her aunt. Mrs Anna L.
| Slaymaker, ALI North Columbus street, will
| take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
( from Christ Episcopal Church. Miss Lead
| beater was about twenty-eight years OF
| age and was daughter Of the late Thomas
| Leadbeater. She had been i'll but short
| time from typhoid fever, but had been In a
| critical condition since Saturday morning
and her death was not unexpected. Miss
| Leadbeater was an active worker In church
missionary enterprises. She was also an
enthusiastic member Of Sharps and Flats.
| a local amateur musical organization. and
| had been interested in kindergarten work
1 She was very popular among the young
people of this city, and the announcement
| of her death has caused general regret
| Her nearest living relative is Mrs. Rodout,
| wife of the Rev. Mr.. Rodout, rector of an
| Episcopal Church at Petersburg, Va.
Hunt Clubs Horse Show.
The members of the Cameron Run Hunt
| Club and the many spectators at the horse
show given on the club grounds Saturday
| express themselves as thoroughly pleased
| with the success of the first annual exhibit
| given under the auspices of the club The
initial effort of the Cameron Run Club was
also the first OF the season for the Virginia
Horse Show Association, of which it forms
| a part Mr. ]. Jenkyn Davies of Manassas
secretary of the Virginia association was
present and took part in the supervision OF
| affairs.
After The Stars report of the winners
closed Saturday the following prizes were
awarded:
Roadsters-First prize, cup presented by
c. HI. Smith; second prize, whip; third
prize, ribbon. First, Westmoreland, James
Patterson; second, Grover, James Patter-
| son; third. Whilst, Paul v. Portner..
Thoroughbred hunters-First prize, cup
nrnC cd NV ~ o16
D. N. Rust, jr.; second prize, cutting whip;
third prize, ribbon; must be registered in
stud book; performance 80 per cent and
conformation 30 per cent First, Conflicting
Evidence, A. O. POrtner; second McLimore,
c. H. Smith; third, Lucy Sutherland, c.
| H. Smith.
Pair of horses-First prize cup; second
| prize, whip. presented by Becker's, Wash
Charlie and SAM CARRIER CARRIER; second,
Rockingham and Rockbridge, CARRIER q
CARRIER; third, pair of horses, Ernest Ut
terback
| prize, whip, presented by Lutz & Co.,
Washington, D. c.; third prize, ribbon.
| First, Good Enough, George Stuart; sec
ond, Trump. Arthur c. Moses.
Lightweight hunters-First prize, cup,
presented by James Patterson, Alexandria,
Va; second prize. bride. presented by
Harris & Nixon, Washington, D. c.; third
prize, ribbon. First Chappie Lee, Mrs.
| SOuTtldnQ Smltn, SeCOnO, Up 10 Late, u.
| H. Smith; third, Royal Stag, Reed Knox
| Middle-weight hunters-First prize cup
| second prize. cutting whip; third prize rib
| bon. First, Oqunquit, c. H. Smith; second,
! Conflicting Evidence, A. o. Portner; third
| Brigader, c. H. Smith.
| Heavyweight hunters-First prize, cup
presented by A O. and P. v. Portner; sec
ond prize, cutting whip presented by Mrs.
First skibbereen. c. H Smith; second,
! Daylight. c. H. Smith; third, Yorrick, G..
| H. Smith.
''Four-in- hand"-First prize, cup; second
prize, ribbon: third prize, ribbon First,
ton, exhibitors CARRIER & CARRIER
Ladies hunters-First prize cup pre-
second prize, crop; third prize, ribbon
| First, Chappie Lee. Mrs. CORTLAND Smith,
second. Lucy Sutherland, c. H. Smith;
third. Up-to,date, G. H. Smith
| Tandem-First prize, cup; second prize
ribbon; third prize, ribbon. First. Rocking
| ham and Fascination, CARRIER & CARRIER;
| second, Pilot and Sport. r. r. Norris;
Horse and runabout-First prize cup pre-
sented by R. L. Myers, Alexandria. Va.
| second prize. clock; third prize, ribbon
First; Moritz G. MGR WinsioW W.. sec Sne
sation. CARRIER CARRIER.
| Corinthian class-First prize. cup present
ed by Lieutenant Governor Willard, Viz
| ginia second prize, cigarette case pre-
sented by R. c. Acton & Son, Alexandria,
Va: third prize, ribbon. First, Royal Stag
Reed Knox; second, Oqunquit, c. H. Smith;
third, Skibbereen, c. Fl. Smith.
Championship hunters-First prize, cup;
second prize reserve ribbon. First, Royal
Stag, Reed Knox; second, Skibbereen. c.
n Smith; third, Chappie Lee, c. H. Smith
Police Court Trials.
Esau Red, colored, was before Mayor
Simpson in the police court this morning
for examination on suspicion of having set
fire to a stable in the western section of the
city several nights ago. He was released,
there being no evidence against him.
Thomas Blandheim, colored, charged with
assault. had to pay $40, and the sum OF 80
each was assessed in the cases OF Raymond
Jones, Ernest Page and Matt Brooks. all
colored charged with gambling They
were arrested by Officers Belts and Beach.
and were said to be the last of a gang Of
crap shooters which Officer Knight had
broken up a week ago. Jennie Fair, col
ored. was assessed S. for being drunk and
disorderly. A number OF others were ols-
missed.
Death of Mr.. Heishley.
Mr.. John F. Heishley, a well-known resi-
dent and a Union veteran of the civil war,
died at $50 o'clock last night at his home,
1924 South Fairfax street, after lingering
illness. A widow and nine children survive
him, Mr.. Heishley was about seventyfour
wears of age, and was a native of Pennsyl-
vania At the close of the war, in which
he served as an officer in the United States
army he came to this city and engaged in
the retail grocery business. Although suf-
fering from infirmities directly traceable to
injuries received while under arms. he re-
fused to accept pension. During his long
stay here Mr.. Heishley made many friends.
The arrangements for the funeral will be
completed later
General Matters.
The police Of this city have been request
ed by Mr. Charles M. Pidgeon, whose home
is in Fairfax county, near Mount Vernon.
to apprehend a man whose name is given
as Frank Applen, twenty eight years Of
age, and who is wanted 1t was stated in
the message, on the charge of attempting
to commit a criminal assault on a niece of
r. A. Sprouse, living in that section. The
police have not been able to learn anything
about the whereabouts Of the man.
Mrs. Susan Nick1fn, widow of ]. R.
Ntcklin, died Saturday afternoon at the
Alexandria Hospital. She was seventy-nine
wears of age and was sister of Mrs. j. T.
Hunter, formerly of this city. but now of
Washington. One daughter Mrs. Beagen,
% T of fIo