Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-22
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
ORDINATION SERVICE AT EPISCO-
PAL SEMINARY.


ALEXANDRIA, Va. June %, 1906
The ordination service at the Episcopal
Theological Seminary of Virginia. near Alex
andria, was held at the seminary chapel
at IL o'clock this morning in the presence
Of the faculty of the school and large
number of visiting clergymen.
The sermon was preached by Rev J. H
w. Blake. Those ordained to the priesthood
were: G. P. Craighill, ]. C. Coleman, w
L. Kinsolving. T. Barcor, l.. White and
F. G. Cilemy. Those ordained to the dea-
conhood Edmund P cambridge
Henry J. Geiger, J. NJ B. Gill, Henry c.
Lane. Francis R. Lee and Richard w
Trapnell
Raid by the Police
Capt. C. T. Goods, chief of police of Alex
andria, with Policemen Lyles Beach and
Carney, conducted raid at II O'Clock last
night North Lee street and arrested
Eva Baker, Fannie kimble Sarah John
son, Annie Morris, May Belmont Annie
Thompson and Hattie Green on the charge
of selling liquor without license. With
the exception sof Annie Norris who was
locked UP at the station house. each de-
PENDANT deposited collateral to the amount
Of $50, which was forfeited in court this
morning. Annie Morris entered plea 81
guilty and was fined $50.
a force of workmen was engaged yester-
day in replacing the frog at the inter-
section of the tracks Of the Washington,
Southern and Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Electric Railway Company
at the corner of Cameron and Henry
streets. The work was prohibited by Mayor
Paff, who had policeman detailed at thssT
corner to prevent It,, but under the pro-
visions of the injunction recently issued by
Judge G.. E. Nicol restraining the mayor
and city council from interfering In the
matter, the work is now being performed.
In the circuit court for Alexandria county
yesterday, Judge Nicoi presiding, in the
case of the Commonwealth agt. Henry
Beahm, indicted for assault on Howard
Snoot, the jury returned verdict of
guilty and fine of $40 was imposed. The
defendant is a motorn1an on the Falls
Church electric railway. and 1t is said that
the trouble grew out o. quarrel between
Beahm and Smoot conc erning the latter s
Several Funerals.
The funeral of j. T. Bloxham whose
death occurred at his late residence in West
End Wednesday, occurred yesterday after
noon. The interment was in the family
burying grounds. The services were COM
Quoted by Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector of
Grace Episcopal Church,
The funeral of John Green occurred this
morning from his late home South Pat
rick street Rev. Charles ID. Butler, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
conducted the services. The interment was
In Arlington cemetery.
John Butler. the nne-months-old child or
James B. and Mamie Butler, died yesterday
at the home of Its parents at 80 Gfbbon
street. The funeral will occur at O'Clock
this afternoon and the interment Will be
In the Union cemetery. Rev +. r. Philips,
rector of st. PauPs Episcopal Church, Will
conduct the services.
Irving, the infant child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Parker, died this morning at the
home of it's parents at 1914 King street.
In the Police Court.
James Constantinople, the proprietor of
a fruit store on King street, was arraigned
In the police court today the charge of
assaulting William Weeks with a chair.
Constantinople was tined $40 and Weeks
$3.50.
Eugene Parker and Allen Bell were
charged with the larceny of some bicycles
from persons living in Washington and
were held until the Washington authorities
should send for Them
Elijah Taylor, colored, was held sus-
picious character.