The Washington herald., 1906-12-05


case OF the government against Samuel PttfaIlo an
Italian barber u Brookland who is ehsrgCd uth al
alleged attempt to crininaliy assault Mrs. Mary A.
Fox. June q last. disagreed and discharged by
Justice Stafford yesterday afternoon.
1t is understood the report Of the
wage beard Of the navy gard will b. completed IN
about two weeks and vii be made ru0lc az that
time The hearings have been completed and the
beard is clgaged in compiling the data obtained
The story that the best nschiuists leaving the
navy yaId because they do better outside is de
MED BY Ccmmandant Leutzs.
The police have not succeeded In ap-
pretending the person OF persons who carried of
the dentists supplies from the Colorado Building on
Sunday morning The department has offered a re-
ward q 50 for the arrest of the guilty person A
circular giving a description Of the man who Of
fered dentists burs for sale has been sent 90
all the police authorities Of the neighborng cities
and towns.
Wesley OsboUrn. colored. OF SIS "
street northwest vas arrested yesterday hy Detec-
tiEes Warren and ODea on the charge Of having
stolen a lot Of clothing from the residence Of
George Goodman. at 29l2 Fourteenth street north
west, in October last Osboum in a confession
YESTERDAY. said he had entered the residence Of
Goodman the night Of October 3 by means Of
an open transom, and had carried of the missing
clothing
While attempting TO arrest John
Williams coored Of 1853 First street southwest
yesterday afternoon. Onicer J. W Jones of the
Fourth precinct had two Of his fingers nearly bit
ten of. Williams. who lettering on the street
corner was ordered by Officer Jones 10 move on
but refused 10 do so. and started TO fight. In the
ARRAY the got a hold on the officers hand
with his teeth and inflicted very painful wound
The officer gave Williams blow on the head with
his club which rendered him unconscious
James A. Harris an employe OF the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Compauv. re-
ceiVed & painful cut on his head and a slight IN
lury on his elbow yesterday afternoon BY being
thrown from delivery wagon belonging to the
above company. The horse attached to the wagon
became frightened at an automobile on Seventh
street. between H and ! streets, and ran away The
wagon colded with wall IN alley near Fifth
and II streets with such force that the driver was
thrown from his seat. Harris was carried to his
home at D5 street northeast.
Harvard was out in full strength last
night at the monthly meeting OF the Harvard So
ciety at University Club After the regular formali-
ties Cf the business meeting had been gone thrnlrb
committee fer the Harvard dinner. which is to he
given the first "Wednesday in February vas selected
consisting Of w. Hit, w. d. DaVidge T. Han T
ABBY, and Z. s. Thurst0n. Prof. u. W SHAY de-
lyered lecture on the subject Of Elections,
~ ~nlNh was Iscel'su Win Beat ehthuslasm 0y the
class particularly the younger portion. Music was
furnished by member Of the class.
: At the regular monthly meeting of
Oauoll Council. Knights Of Columbus last night
the following officers were elected: Grand knight &
p. Kob: deputy grand knight. ]. H. Pallen; record
er. c. II. Hegarty chancellor c. W. BOYLE: Huan.
oial secretary, w l. Fleishell; treasurer H l.
Buscher; warder. D. Deyaney; advocate NJ wan.
lecturer, II. Kane; inside guard. T. Petty: outside
guard, T. Albus; trustees. J. L. Kolb and ] n
CLARK; delegates to next knights Congress. ] y
Coughlsn and A. a. Weschler; past grand knight p
]. Haltigan; alternates to the State convention e.
Z. Reandon and II. L. Buscher; chaplain, Rev J. L.
Mciu!re.