Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.

The fifth annual mandolin carnival of
the Aeolian Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo
Club Tuesday evening at the True Reform
ers Hall was pronounced to be a distinct
success. All the numbers were well rem
dered, but the rendition and the phras-
Ing or the Tannhauser potpourri and the
overture. The Goddess of Night" was
especially pleasing. DR.. NJ. l. Williams the
cello soloist; the Temp Male Quartet Miss
Alma Pitts Interpretation of the famine
from Lopgfellow's 'Hiawatha." were we'll
received. Credit for the success of the en-
tertainment is given Mr.. Washington who
has trained the club.
No. 4 engine company went to the flats
near the Long bridge yesterday afternoon
IN response to local alarm and found a
pile of fertilizer burning The blaze was
extlnguished before much damage had been
done. The fire was on the experimental
farm OF the Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Addie c. Walsh. twenty-six wears
old, living at 100 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. was knocked down and nainful-
~ injured yesterday afternoon by No. 6
engine while the firemen We're responding
TO an alarm of fire. The accident occurred
at massachusetts, avenue and I'd street.
Friends removed the injured woman to her
nome. where DR.. Mazzei attended her.
Charles Carver, colored, eighteen years
old. was treated at the Emergency Hospital
last night for severe burns to his face. He
ston. Va, by falling upon a stove while
suffering from fit. The victim of the
accident was brought here on the steamer
Estelle Randall and removed from thu,
wharf to the hospital In an ambulance.
Edward ]. Ross Council. No. 26, Jr o. u.
A. NJ, on Tuesday evening" and visitors
We're present from Valley Forge Council,
No. 81. Patriotic addresses were made nv
Messrs. Goldsmith Parr Shaffer Groves
and others. Much interest was manifested
IN the uniform rank of the order which is
under the captaincy of Mr.. Streshley of
Capital Council.
The remains of Miss Mary Irwin. which
mad been resting in a vault al Mount Olivet
cemetery. were inferred in that cemetery
yesterday afternoon. The services were
conducted by Rev. ]. E Kruge assistant
rector of st. PauPs Roman Catholic
Church.
Many of the fine old trees In the Marks
adjacent to the Overlook Inn estate have
been felled of late the supposition being
that persons In need of firewood or who
SOLO me timber for such purpose were re-
sponsible for this The value of such trees
IN the place where ii is proposed to run a
railroad, as well as to otherwise improve
mas led the owners of the property to re-
quest the Washington police department
TO put stop to the practices referred to
Frank Yetter. nine years old and his
brother John, one year older, engaged in a
scufte at the home of their parents 5O6 18th
street northeast this morning. A knife
figured In the transaction, and Frank was
cut about the head. The police removed
him to the Casualty Hospital where the
doctors found his injury was not serious
Washington Camp. No. 4. Patriotic Order
of Sons of America was instituted last
evening by f. w. Alexander district or
ganizer. There were twenty-five members
present. Officers were elected and commit
tees appointed, and after the transaction OF
routine business speeches on good of the
order were made by various members The
meeting was held in the hall of the Jolly
Fat Mems Club, 1913 d street northwest