The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-15
ALEXANDRIA UNION
DENIES BOYCOTT
Officials Say They Have
Issued No unfair"
Order.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRA Va r,si., n


The report that the Alexandria Trades
Council, at it's recent meeting. had de-
cided 10 declare the Washington, Alex
andria and Mt Vernon Railway Com
pany unfair" seems 10 have been in
correct A prominent member Of the
Trades Council stated this morning that
he did not think that the council con-
tenlplated taking any such action, but
ne thought THAI If the Central Labor
Union OF Washington cOncurred with
the action taken by the Alexandria
Trades Council, Luna Park might be De
clared unfair 10 organized LABOR, II Il
could be found that the electric railway
company was operating tnat park
Things were quiet on the ARK" which
Is anchored on the Maryland side Of the
river. opposite this city. yesterday. A
number Of patrons or the ark came 20
THIS city from Washington and took the
steamer EarthOldi u the ark, but II IS
said that everything was quiet aboard
the houseooat and no games Of chance
/ were IN operation Why this state OF
thlngs existed no one seemed to know,
| IL being believed, however, that the pro-
prietors thought that a raid vas con-
! templated by the Maryland authorities,
and shut down for the day.
The remains OF Mrs. Sarah L. Everett
who died at the George washington
Hospital. in Washington, last Saturday.
were brought 10 this city today and
sent TO HerndOn. Va, for burial Mrs.
I Everett was the wife OF PeytOn T.
/ Everett. Of 81 North Alfred street. She
was thirty-eight years Of age.
The funeral OF little Harvey Mayhugh.
son Of William Mayhugh. was held from
/ Grace Protestant Episcopal Church yes
/ terday afternoon. The Rev. Edgar Car
I r.nr ha FE.a a
/ services. and the burial was in the
| Union Cemetery.
The funeral OF the late Leo j. Ewald
Will be held tomorrow morning az
O'Clock from St Marys Church. The
Rev. Father Kelly viii sing a requiem
L mass. and the burial viii be in st
/ Mary's Cemetery.
In the police court. Justice Harr,
! b Cation presiding. this morning tn
/ following cases were disposed or
| Benjamin Motley, COlOred- arrested OF
! suspicion Of stealing q watch from
Frank Spinks, had his case continue,
John Frederick. colored. charged Wit
being drunk and disOrderly. was fined 8
| Melvin Johnson. colOred. charged VIII
stealing papers from doorwayE, had N
i John Arthur Majors. colored. charge,
I with abusive language toward Bel
! Wise, also colored, was dismissed
/ George Rogers. Robert Evans anC
! Morgan More, charged with disorder!
conduct had their cases continued unit
tomorrow evening.
/ William Johnson. colored. charged Wit
being drunk n the street. was hne'
/ $3.50.
The case against Mary Fields. col
/ ored. charged with abusive Language
i toward Matte Lee. also cOlOred. wa
I dismissed
/ Thomas Washington cOlOred, charge
I with assaulting Edward Green, slSC
| cOlored, was fined s..
/ A called meeting OF O'Kane Council
/ Catholic Benevolent Union. viii be helC
/ at st. Mary's Han. IN South Roya
\ street, this evening 20 take action OF
the death OF Leo j. Ewald-
| Il is understood that Alexander
Wedderburn contempiaCes entering TIT
race for the State senate in opposition
10 Lewis II. Machen, the incumbent
No candidate in opposition TO James r
! Cation for the house OF delegates hai
Vet appeared. The primary election q
nominate candidates for these offices
will be held on September 10.
At the Second Presbyterian Churcl
yesterday the Rev. DR.. Gordon. o
Washington, occupied the pulpit at al
| the services.
The Rev. Arthur c. Zepp, OF Holland
Ohio. preached at the Free Methods
| Church yesterday