Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-12
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

George Clark, brakeman in the employ
Of the Pennsylvania railroad was struck
On the head with lantern last night and
painfully but not dangerously hurt. The
injury was inflicted by another brakeman
IN the Anacostia freight yard. The injured
man, whose home is at 131 N street south
east, was taken to Providence Hospital for
treatment
Capt. Boardman has been advised of the
arrest in Baltimore of two men who gave
their names as Samuel Miller and Paul
Miller on charges of having passed worth
less checks. In the possession of one man
the Baltimore police found a number OF
cards of the Greenewald Hotel in this city
The men also had a number of coats and
skirts in their possession. They said they
We're in the employ of New York firm
Detective Hartigan made an investiga ION
and learned that the young men stopped at
the Greenewald Hotel Sunday night NJ
Henry Wulfert. proprietor of the hotel says
he had some of his business cards left i'll
hotel offices in Baltimore.
and Mr.. Thomas Curtin of Northeast
Washington will leave tomorrow for a
stay of one week at Atlantic City. After
enjoying life at the seaside resort they will
go to Seabright and spend several days On
the fishing grounds. Mr.. Connell is regard
ed expert angler and has promised h S
friends some big fish in anticipation of the
result of the short stay at Seabright.
Lloyd Moore, fifty-one years old, attended
a meeting at the SJonecutters' Hall. on &
street, last night, and he was about to
start for home he fell down the steps and
dslocated his shoulder. Friends went with
Vim to the Emergency Hospital. and after
receiving treatment he was able to go 10
his home at 912 E street northwest
William j. Galloway, who gave his age as
thirty-four years and said he lives at For
estville. Prince Georges county, Md, was
found in All unconscious condition at DIST
street and Benning road last night about
IL 40 o'clock. He was taken to the Cas-
ualty Hospital in the patrol wagon and the
doctors informed the officers that a little
rest was all the Marylander needed. He
was thereupon taken to the ninth precinct
station, where he was given temporary
resting place.
The ten justices of the peace authorized
to hold court in the District of Columbia
have made their annual protest to the Com
missoners against accepting the salary of
1000 year each. The District code fixes
the compensation of justices of the peace
at $4,000. but Congress has annually appro-
priated only $1,000. The justices claim they
are entitled to the code salary.
Albert F. Henderson is patient at Provi-
dence Hospital. He received a severe in
jury to his right foot yesterday afternoon
while working al the navy yard. His foot
was caught in the machinery and so badly
hurt that amputation was rendered neces-
sary. His home is at lib Cedar street
The police were asked last night to look
out for young man named James Thomas,
who is reported missing from his home at
Surrattsville, Prince Georges county, Md
1t said to the police that he left his
home with about 500 in his pocket to come
here for the purpose of making purchases
and had not been seen by his friends last
night. Friends of the young man feared he
may have met with foul play