The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
United states Court to Convene.


The United States Court for the Eastern
District of Virginia viii convene in this
city on Monday next. with Judge Edmund
WaddiH presiding. Among the cases IS
that of Howard O. Knode against Gran
DIAL Aackey Commonwealth attorney for
Alexandra County, and others, in which
the plaintiff seeks TO recover damages in
the sum of $4,000 for alleged unlawful ar
rest The plaintiff. in the declaration
filed, alleges that ne was unlawfully ar
rested at the instance of Mr. Mackey. The
arrest of MIR. Knode occurred during a
raid on an alleged gambling house at
jackson City. Alexandria County, in Sep
TENDER, 1893.
Among the other cases are the follow
ing. Alexandria National Bank vs. VIII
liam G. Bates; Joseph y. Thompson VS..
The National Bank of Fairfax County,
Va. Arthur G. Williams VS.. The Wash
ington. Arlington and Falls Church Rail
way Company. In the District Court the
following is the docket: T. p. Berry, Illicit
distiIling. Charles +. Dawson. retailing
liquor without "a license r. w Rains, re-
failing LIQUOR without license Is r.
Gore. failure to cancel marks and brands;
r \ K!Iby retailing liquor without "a
on a retail liquor dealers business with
out having paid special tax
The proposed young peoples building to
be erected by the Washington Street n
T.. Church South is 10 be called the
George r. Hill Memorial. according to "a
resolution adopted by the quarterly con-
ference. The resolution recites that Mr..
HIN was identified with the interests of
ship contributing literally to its support,
and that he showed a distinct concern for
the religious well-being of young people.
Mrs Eliza r. FeudaIl. widow Of Town
send u. FendalI died this afternoon at
her home, on South ST. Asaph street after
a brief illness. She had been III for some
time. but her death was not expected.
Mrs. Fendau was "a daughter of the late
Joseph EsChcS at one time mayor of
Alexandria. Three children survive her
b. T. Fendall. of Baltimore; Mrs. J. r.
Tackett. and W. r. Fendall, of this city.
Arranga ments for the funeral viii be
made later
The stockholders Of the Savings Mutual
Building and Loan Association met last
night and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year. N. B. Harlow,
president: Peter Aitchesou. vice president:
Edward J. Fleming. secretary, Ross T.
Elliott. treasurer. The following directors
We're chosen. J. N. HiH n. J. Fannon, Pc
ter Aitcbeson, William N. Reardon. and
Somuel Bendheim.
Mr. j. II. Mills, who lives on South Lee
street, this evening reported to police
Headquarters that two strange white men
entered his house shortly before 8 O'Clock
this evening The men made their escape
A description has been furnished the po-
lice, who are endeavoring TO apprehend
them.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Jennie BeTnheimer. who died last
Wednesday morning, took place at q
o'clock this afternoon AT her residence.
100 South Fairfax street. Rabbi Simon. of
Washington officiating. The pallbearers
were B. We'll, II FTiedlander II. Block.
BIondheim. +. Goldsmith, and y. Woll-
berg. The interment was made in the
Jewish cemetery.
Al high mass at St Mary's Catholic
Church Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock
the c-leb.ant viii be Right Rev. Bishop
O'Gorman, az Sierre Leone, West Africa.
Iie win also preach at the vesper services,
V"ieh will be held at 7:S0 o'clock Sunday