The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

Capitol hacks must in the future stand
on the south side Of First street near the Botanic
Gardens.
The Corcoran Art Gallery viii be open
to-day from ] % 20 8 O'Clock. No admission Zee
wiu be charged
Arthur NJ Marr, aged twenty-one years,
son q Dr. Samuel >. Mari. chief q the railroad
division IN tie General Land Once, died suddenly
al Fresno, Cal, yesterday.
3. H Sunemetz succeeds the late Sam
uel " Stinemetz as president a the firm Of 3. r.
sunsmetz q Son Company. He Vas elected By tie
board 81 directors yesterday
Alison A. Williams, son Of John Sharp
Williams. of Mississippi. vas brought into the
Juvenile Court yesterday charged with Speeding his
bicycle. but was released without fine
q William Mix. who lives at rs Twentieth
street northwest was fined 50 OF three months
Imprisonment en- the cbargs Of apTropTiating Slit
ot clothes belonFing to Elmer shading who resides
~ the same place.
Policeman Strobel Of the Third pre-
Ciuct, was severely TepTimaEdcd IN the Juvenile
Court (, placing Henry keTus. Of z3 Virginia
avenue northwest, under arrest on the charge Of
disGrdCrly conduct
Marcellus c. Heain. a wholesale milk
dealer. who was convicted and fined 81 few days
ago for selling milk containing more than sle PER
cent water yesterday forfeited So collateral IN the
Police Court ca the sane charge,
At 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon was
held the funeral of the late William J. Pearson Of
10 street at the Peek Memorial Church Twen-
ty-eiEhth and NJ streets Northwest. Mr. Pearson
was an old Georgetown resident
Charles Shipman. forty-fve years OF
age, was thrown from buggy IN q collision with a
street car last night iu Indiana avenue northwest
racturiug his left leg He removed 90 the house
,F. s.sH rvfHf f1F. %. ~. fraefsa1fy Hr1rl4aF
Daniel Pearl. twenty-three years old, a
m1torman on the BTookland car line, was caught
between two cas- early yesterday morning and his
night arm vas nearly torn fTum his body. he vas
removed 10 Providence Hospital, where an operation
vas found 10 De necessary
Charged with having resisted Deputy
United States Marshal S. 3. Callahan Friday
while be was taking possession Of the furniture st
her house, l5l6 street southeast. Mary Greenieai
sras fined $50 in the Police Court yesterday. with
an Imprisonment Of five months the alternative
". H. AIanogue, in a letter to the Com
missioners, declares the workmen engaged IN turn
ing the old Presbyterian burying ground. at Thirty
ffth and Y streets into a playground, are desecrat-
ing the place and making effort to take care Of
the bones turned UP By their piows. Commissioner
Morrow denies the charge.
John Robinson, a negro living az 207
street northeast. viii bs srraigned in the Police
'VNIL On RNluAl htaiullib hlA AHlA0 tiiaA tpi
changes Of false pretcnses. The police claim that
the man has been reaping a rich harvest about the
city impersonating s health inspector and a col
lector for a charitable institution.
Upon the recommendation of Chief Belt,
the Commissioners have directed that F. T..
Jacobs be retired from the service and have given
him a monthly pension Of SO. In order to Al the
vacancy thus made. the following Promotions have
been directed: f. Ryou. TO b driver; J. " Fowler.
20 be assistant driver; H. 5. Stevens 70 be private
class 2 and Z. ]. Ruffnar. 10 be private class l.