Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-18
GENERAL AND PERSONAL
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

William Doyle. coiored, twenty mine years
OF age. employed by Charles Smith & Co.,
stone crushers. at 32fS X street northwest,
fell about fifteen feet from one OF the crush
ers Wednesday afternoon while repairing
some machinery and sustained a badly
praised shoulder The seventh precinct pa
troll wagon was summoned and conveyed
him to the Georgetown University Hospital,
where medical aid was rendered.
Moses Il. Rehine. manager OF the Enrich
Beef Company, recently purchased, through
the Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company.
the three-ssory bay window brick dwelling
on the south side Of n street, near Potomac
street. from Capt. J. II. Lee
The members OF the Holy Trinity Catholic
Sunday school have completed arrange
ments for the holding of the May process
sion next Sunday afternoon. The process
sion will march from the n street entrance
OF the chapel. east on " street to saith,
uhence north to Volta place to West 35th
street and back to the church at 36th and O
streets The Gonzaga College Band will
lurhish the music. Miss Virginia EntwisIe
mas peen selected as queen for the occasion.
a re- ne ,. poalee OF the seventh precinct station
als trying TO locate the owner of the prom
Fly SITUATED between premises 3O15 and
5os'o y street. 1t is stated that after every
neavy rain red clay washes down upon the
sAA't AAiSO Cile pubic alley running
from Cambridge place to Avon Mace The
p1operty Is assessed in the name of William
=; walters, who has not been located.
WhiIe attempting to alight from Metro
poiltdn railway car at the corner of 2sth
and T streets northwest last evening Mrs
Iulia Davis of 1896 2Sth street was thrown
20 the ground and rendered unconscious
one was removed to her home in the Sew
enln precinct patrol wagon
Harry Evans, nineteen years of age. who
curing an alteration with James NaIly
at cleveland park, March II last was
Struck on the head with a stone by the
al ehe Georgetown University Hospital has
tuiiy recovered. Nally was arrested shortly
AFTER the assault and was bonded to await
the result OF Evans injuries.
Frank OHara, who was taken suddenly
III Monday while at work at Applers res
taurant, 3217 M street, Monday and re-
moved to the Georgetown University Hos
pital, died at that institution yesterday
morning. Death resulted from a tumor on
the brain The remains were removed to
the home of Mrs. Anna r. Appler where
the deceased was employed, and will be
forwarded to the home of a brother of the
deceased at ST. Joseph, Mo, for burial
The police Of the seventh precinct police
station received a telephone message last
night from James Wizards place, on the
Canal road stating that James L. MCGEE,
twenty-five years of age. had taken poison.
The patrol wagon responded and conveyed
MCGEE to the Georgetown University Hos
pital. where medical aid was rendered. He
later went to his home. The doctors at
the hospital state that they were unable to
ascertain the nature of the poison he had
swallowed
Rev. and Mrs. Frank H. Havenner of Bal
timore are visiting Mrs. Havenners par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Jackson of 1884
31st street northwest.
The Cassin house. on the west side of
Both street, north OF P street, was put up
at public auction yesterday afternoon to
settle the estate of the late H. H. Dodge.
The highest bid was $500 and the property
was withdrawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver have rented
the premises 1903 35th street and win move
In about June !. when they will be vacated
by Mr.. Richard s. Clifton. who will spend
the summer in Montgomery county. Md.
Mr.. Isaac E. Shoemaker of the firm OF
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company re-
ceived information from his sister, Mrs.
Annie L. Osborne, at Denver. Col, this
morning that her six-year-old daughter.
Marian. had died after an Illness of one
day.
Advertisers with no telephone living in the
neighborhood of 32d and M streets north
west can leave lads" for The Star at O'Don-
nell's pharmacy.