The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Becime Suddenly III.

An ambulance from the Casualty Hos
pital was called to the railroad tracks
at Second and X streets southeast,
Saturday. and conveyed Horace Holitns
to the hospital. Hollins is an enginee:
on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. and became suddenly
i'll while making his run Saturday from
Richmond. He remained at his post.
however, until the train reached the
point mentioned above. when he col
lapsed. After he had been treated at
the hospital he was able to go home.
A small boy was bitten by a dog on
Twelfth street southeast Tuesday, and
was taken to Petrolas drug store on
Pennsylvania avenue. where the injury
was cauterized by Joseph. F. Arth-
Driver Ward at No. engine house,
is away on leave of absence.
Herbert Kidd. aged seven years, whose
home is at SOC Seventh street southeast.
was run ever by team driven by O..
H. Warner. of 922 Ninth street Saturday
afternoon, and severely injured. nr.
ButZ attended the chiids injury. The
accident occurred near the boys home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E Wilson and their
daughter, Miss May Wilson, are staying
at the Lockwood Harper's Ferry.
A committee of citizens representing
residents in the vicinity o. Georgia ave-
nue. and Fourteenth street called upon
the District Commissioners Friday and
requested that the fire limits of the
! city be extended to the Eastern branch.
William NJ Potter was spokesman of the
| party and he made strong arguments
| to induce the Commissioners to extend
I the limits. Those who composed/fhe
committee were William NJ. Potter
Andrew Johnson, il. T. Oliver Probey,
| J E. Foble. f NJ. Allen, L. Williams
Henry w. Dawson, Charles c. Grimsby,
| j. H. Conrad, Henry Bosley, Samuel r.
Gates. John Campbell William II. Trox-
| ell Annie z. Eaton Basil c. Wallicb
j. NJ. Brisbane Annie NJ. King. c. l.
Rogers, j. H. Lipphard. d. c. Bill, II. G.
! Summers and George j. Bessler. Nc
| decision was reached.
| Mauritz Trager small boy, was
saved from an injury Wednesday after
noon by policeman ]. j. Brown of the
| fifth precinct The officer saw the child
, piaying on the car tracks at Pennsyl
vania avenue and Third street south
| east. near an approaching car. Th'
policeman grabbed the child just as the
| latter was about to get in the way o1
| the car.
Frank Mcfarland, Of 1872 Eleventh
street southeast, received a painful in
jury TO his hand Saturday Afternoon
| by the breaking of a rottle- He wa!
f: filling the bottle al his home at the time
the accident happened, and was sent t
! Providence Hospital.
/ Miss Rosa Coleman has gone to spend
a few days at Atlantic City
The Original Five, a Capitol Hill club
composed of Messrs. William j. How
ard John J. Foley. G. W. Doonan, Har
vey Cain, and John A. Corrigan, gav'
their first complimentary outing ant
dance TO one Of the popular river resort
Monday of last week. The party en-
joyed delightful trip down on the littl
yacht Mary NJ, and went ashore whei
their destination was reached 70 parti
cirate in the dancing. Refreshment
were served during the intermission am
on the way home. Mr.. Hart entertain
ed the party with several popular songs
and Mr. Slaymaker recitsd. The part.
reached home about L O'Clock.