The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
INDIAN AS The CELEBRAET
Immense ThrOng Attended Vesper
Services at Alexandra
knights of Columbus Presept az I'm
prcssive Ceremony - Circuit
Court Open To-day.
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Alexandria. Va, Nov 4-Ono OF the
largest congregations ever gathered at
St Marys Catholic Church attended the
solemn vesper services held there this
evening. under the auspices of Fitzgerald
Council, No 49, Knights Of Columbus.
The exercises were impressive Ia high
degree The vespers were sung BY
DOODLE sextet composed Of students from
Holy Cross College. BrOokland. =. c.
and Rev. Father Albert NegahauQuct Of
Oklahoma, who is a Pottowatomie In
dian. and a student in the Apostolic
Mission House, Brookland. was the cele-
braut. Rev. Father Alexander p, Doyle.
c. s. p, superior Of the Apostolic Mis-
sion House, delivered the sermon, draw
Ing lessons from the Hfe and character
Of Christopher Columbus.
D. J. Callahan, Of Washington, state
deputy Of the order, led the procession
of the Knights of Columbus from the
Young Mems Sodality LyceUm Han, on
Duke street, TO the church. Rev. Father
Doyle. Rev. Father Negahauquet. and the
members Of the choir from Holy Cross
College made the trip TO and from Alex
aadris IN the palace car Mount Vernon.
OF the Washington. Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway.
Rev. DR.. ". T. Fisher. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church Of this city, and
Rev. Frank P. Berkley. a former resi-
dent OF Alexandria. now pastor Of the
Baptist Church Of North Fork, Loudoun
county. exchanged pulpits to-day, The
services az the Second Presbyterian
Church were conducted by Rev. William
Hart Dexter.
The November term Of the Circuit Court
for this city. with Judge Charles L. Nicol
presidi ing, VIII open tomorrow morning.
The suit Of J. Louis Loose against the
Southern Railway Company for damages
n the sum Of $4,000 will be called Tues
day The plaintiff alleges that his green
houses. located on South Patrick street
extended. have been injured by smOAe
and cinders from the rouudhouse and
machine shops of the defendant company.
That a valve connected with the thTOt-
tie leaked is the technical explanation
Of the voluntary departure Of a monster
engine OF the Southern Railway from its
position on the turntabie IN the round
house Saturday night. as stated in The
Herald Some difficulty was experienced
by a wreeking crew in hauling the run
away locomotive from tie east side of
Henry street where IS wheels had cut
deep burrows IN the pavement. back 20
the track. The strange performance Of
the engine attracted many people to-day
10 the scene Of its brief independent eX-
cursion.
The condition of Joseph A. Mingin,
whose right les was run over by an
electric train on King street Saturday
night. was stated al the Alexandra Hos
pital this evening 10 be encouraging. The
operation in which his les was amputatcd
was borno well by the patient
Miss SauEe Stuart. diocesan secretary
Of the Virginia branch OF the Woman 5
Auxiliary 10 the Board CT Missions,
Protestant Episcopal Church. viii be
guest at the home OF Bishop Robert A.
Gibson ln Richmond during the meeting
OF the auxiliary in that city next week.