Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-10
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
PLANS FOR ENTERTAINING TYPO.
CONVENTION DELEGATES.
Visitors to Be Shown Points Of Interest
Police Court Proceedings
\ General News.
Evening Star Bureau.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 10. 1903.
The delegates to the International Ty-
biographical Union will visit this city to-
morrow and the committee having charge
Of the arrangements for entertaining the
guests has prepared pleasing program. A
buffet lunch will be served at the armory
and the visitors will be carried about and
shown the many attractions for which
Alexandria Is famous. Among these are
the Carlyle house, Christ Church. Marshall
house. Lafayette house. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ington Lodge Of Masons. Friendship engine
house and the confederate monument and
hall Mayor Simpson will deliver an ad-
dress of-welcome on behalf of the city
and this will be responded to by President
Lynch Of the union.
Death Of John T. Devaughn.
Mr. John T. Devaughn. one of the oldest
and best known residents of this city. died
at the home of his son, ALB South Wash
ington street. late Saturday evening. Dur
ing the civil war Mr.. Devaughn served gall
lantly as a member of Company e. 18th
Virginia Infantry. He was the oldest MEM
Der of the Andrew Jackson Lodge Of
Masons. The funeral services will be held
Tuesday evening.
Funeral Of Geo. F. Steiner.
Funeral services over the remains Of Mr..
George F. Steiner, whose death occurred
at St. Georges Island Friday evening.
were held al IL O clock this morning at his
late residence. lbs North Washington
street The remains arrived here at II
o'clock last night and were met at the
wharf by delegations Of Andrew Jackson
Lodge of MasonS and Alexandra Lodge
of Elks, the deceased being member OF
both societies. The services were conducted
by DR.. George L. Hunt, pastor Of the Bap-
fist Church, and the interment was made
In the Union cemetery. The Masons and
members OF the two lodges. Messrs. L.
Shumen, NJ B. Harlow and Thomas Hoy
from the Elks. and Messrs. X. kemper,
Ben Carlin and James +. Alexander, from
the Masons.
McKenney-English Nupdals.
Miss Blangh NJ English. daughter Of
Captain Samuel English of this city, and
Mr.. Eugene P. McKenney. formerly chief
clerk of the Southern railroad Office Of this
city, were quietly married in st. Louis on
Saturday. Mr.. MCKINNEY had been trans
ferred to the Southern office at st. Louis,
and several weeks ago was taken Ill and
carried to the hospital, Miss English imme-
diately going to nurse him. Upon his re-
covery several days ago the wedding was
arranged. The ceremony was performed by
Father Mckenney OF Ellicott City, Md, q
brother of the groom
Police Court Proceedings.
There was quite lengthy police court
docket this morning, Acting Mayor ]. T.
Sweeney disposing of the following cases:
James Lucas, charged with interfering with
the officers, fined IS: Sam Markell. drunk
and disorderly, was dismissed; Beverly
Washington and James Parker, both col
ored. charged with disorderly conduct and
A<x6% N. n,,tl1
colored. was arrested by Officer Griffin for
using abusive language toward a young
white GIRL was fined So.
Wallace Hunt, Thomas Rollins, John
Thompson. Ben King and Christopher Bar
telmer. all young boys who said that they
lived in Washington, were arrested for
trespassing on the property Of the Southern
railway. They were all dismissed.
p. NJ. Sullivan, who was arrested On Tie
charge of being a suspicious character, was
dismissed on this charge. but at the request
of Acting Chief knight was held for short
time until another case, bearing on this,
could he investigated.
Richard Burnett. charged with selling
liquor on Sunday without license. was
dismissed.
Charles Lucas. colosed. against whom the
Whiting. also colored. had been preferred.
was fined $3.50.
General Notes.
LILO sdloOH OI NlCHdel lSOe, On inc
corner of Patrick and Duke streets, was
broken open early Sunday and a small
amount of money and liquor stolen.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Murray
will be held from her late residence on
South Alfred street this afternoon.
Miss Cora Latham Is visiting friends in
Caroline, N c.
The new ferry steamer George Washing
ton suffered slight accident yesterday
morning. breaking her crosshead. Repairs
were Immediately commenced and she was
soon put in running order again