The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

Frank c. Cox, a business man OF the
CITY, died AZ his residence si0 ii street northeast
last Monday. The funeral viii take piace to-day AZ
O'Clock
Fire, supposed to have been started by
sparks from a cellar furnace. cause $3.50 damage
at the home OF Mrs. Lillian Strong, at 1850 Mint
wood Place northwest. yesterday afternoon.
The body OF the late John T. Suter
who died last Saturday. inferred in Glenwood
Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The funeral took
place from his late residence. 40 street northwest
Charged with having sent in a false
IRE alarm, Balem Blazy. aged twelve: William
Herd aged eleven. and James Herd aged nine
we're arrested last night by the police of the
Ninth precinct.
, Mr. Thomas c. Noyes, chairman of the
Masonic Temple committee stock Subscriptions
reports the additional subscriptions received from
members Of Pentalpha Lodge to be $40. making
total Of 49,
Charged with having secured a car
riags belonging 10 John Tedderburn by false
pretenses. Alexander and Bernard Jones colored
were each ined $50 by Judge NulloWny in the
Police Court yesterday.
The police were yesterday requested To
endeavor to locate Thomas G. Evans. fifteen years
OF age who ran away from home in Philadelphia
IN company with two other boys. and who is said
20 have started to this city.
Because Of his failure to stop his car
at one Of the "frc crossings in compliance with
the police regulations EdYard DAVIS. notorman
living at lA2 Thirty fourth Nstreet northwest, was
yesterday fined s. IN the Police Court
John F. Donohoe. real estate agent at
SS East Capitol street. reported 20 the police Yes
terday that on Monday afternoon the bath-tub
lining and other plumbing fixtures had been stolen
from vacant house az 40 second street northeast
According to the new license issued by
nfoaf
Comn--ce and Labor. the crew Of the police boat
Vtgilant viii not be allowed 20 remain In con
tinIous service more than thirteen hours hereafter
While alghting from d street car near
Fourth street and Massachusetts, avenue north
west last night. J. W. Fentcn hfty-hve years Of
age living at sZ3 street northwest. fell and
slightly injured his head. He was sent to the
Emergency Hospital
Engineer Commissioner Morrow HIS
approved the authority requested BY Assistant En-
gneer Charles Fernald for the closing 70 traffic for
period Of fifteen days at and South Capitol
streets, IN connection with the blowing in Of the old
James Creek canal sewer.
A suit for maintenance was fled yes
terday by Mrs. Elizabeth Bombry against her hus-
her husband deserted her in March last and since
has not supported her She states he is q huckster
and III receipt Of about 500 a month.
Capt Egbert G. Barnard. for several
years clerk in the Office Of the auditor for the
War Department will be buried to-day at 2 O'Clock
from the Eastern Presbyterian Church Sixth street
and Maryland avenue northeast. Members Of Co
lumbia Lodge. No. 3. f. and a. N, and the Ma
tional Council Of the Royal Arcanum ill attend
the Obsequies.
Chief William T. Belts report, recon-
mending that the Capital Traction Company be re-
outred 20 pay for the damage occasoned by the col
lsion Of street No. SIS with an extra truck in
the service Of No. Truck Company. On October 81
and the report Of damages TO the truck submitted
by Superintendent OF Machinery Robinson. Of the
District fire department. have been approved by
the Commissioner