The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
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- King Street.
Alexandra. Va. Aug. Z7.-Many difi
culties IN the way Of obtaining a preache
20 tie the knot were encountered thf
afternoon by Reflective Augustine V
BoUdOu and Mrs Mora Young. both o
Baltimore, who joUrneyed from the Mon
umental City in the big touring car o
Frank Hail. Of Washington. to this pIac,
TO marry After procuring the license
The couple and a party Of friends Nh,
accompanied them. set out in high z-lss
70 the parsonage Of the Methodist Epis.
cOpal Church South They found the
pastor absent. and then proceeded 20 The
parsonage Of Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church. and the pastor Of that church
was away. too It seemed there was
trouble ahead in finding a minister.
The sleuths who accompanied the de-
Jective from the Monumental City were
not however. 10 be outdone- Some one
familiar with locating ministers was
called into the auto. and Lewis smith
volunteered 10 assist Again the party
started OF in quest Of a minister. 70 be
again disappointed when they reached
the parsonage OF the Methodist Protestant
Church The party then went 10 the par
sonage Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. and the query. rs the minister
ine' was answered in the Affirmative.
There they were married by Rev. ". ".
Van Arsdale. Following the marriage
the happy couple and party went 10 the
Hotel Fleischmann. after which they de-
parted for Baltimore
At the clerks Office the groom gave his
age as thirty-fve and that OF his bride
as tEirJy-seven- The utmost secrecy was
observed by the couple and Mr.. Boudon
said that he did not desire an account
Of the wedding published for some time
20 cone
Accompanying the party were Frank
Hall and Detectives Coruweu and Arm
strong, Of Washington A woman whose
name was not given also accompanied
them The Washington sleuths were
very reticient concerning the marriage
Policeman John T Roberts also came TO
the assistance Of the party By plotting
them 70 the office Of the clerk OF the
Corporation Court One Of the Washing
ton sleuths remarked that the idea Of the
couple IN coming 10 Alexandria was 10
keep the matter secret
There vas unbOunded jov among the To-
cal fire ladies this afternoon az > O'Clock
and especially among the members Of the
Columbia Company. when d telegram was
received IN this city al that hour from
Capt, J Frank Pettey announcing that
the Columbia Company had taken M
first prize at the State Firemen's c7uven- /
ton az Earrisonburg. Va. The frs 7rszs
is $50 While the telegram did not state /
what II was awarded for. II is regarded i
as almost certain that II was given fS- 4
the best uniformed company in the line Of /
march As soon as the inteIIigence was
received The Columbia Compauv.s hollis
were rung 10 announce their victory 10 the
citizens
The local fremen viii return home al
S-l5 O'Clock tomorrow night. Arrsnrz-
uents are being made by the stav-st-
home members 10 give them a ro-1s5nz
welcome Col J h Trimyer arrived to
night He reported that the local freuen
are enjoying themselves
Strong efforts are being made by the
chamber Of commerce 10 get the South
e-n Railway Company 10 readjust its al
legged unsatisfa actory passenger schedule
from this city. The matter viii again
be taken up with the officials OF The road
70 see II some plan cannot be adopte5
with q view OF finally settling the mat
ter It Is alleged that since the fnaug7l-
raSlon o. the 2-Cent mileage the schedules
are not what they formerly were some
tine ago a committee from this organi-
zation laid the matter before c. H
Ackert vice president and general mani
ase- OF the road and he promised 10 !
take tie matter Up with President Fin-i
ley p 70 ths present tine. however.
nothing further has been heard from the
matter
The remains Of Mrs- Francis E. CarIin.
widow o. William H. CarIin. and mother
OF Representative Charles c. CarIin. ofI
this city, who died this morning Al tbel
Of her daughter. Mrs. Mary L.
Guy, 100 New Hampshire avenue north
west Washington, viii be brought herel :
and taken to the home Of be-
son. Representative Carlin. III North p
Washington street Her funeral viii rsl,si >
place from there Saturday morning a-i y
u clock Rev c D Bulla. pastor Of the a
Methodist Episcopal Church South OF this Z
clly' and Rev Mr. BaIIenger, Of Wash c
nston, VIII conduct the services
Mrs CarIin was eighty-for,r wears oei
age she had been i'll but a week. The %
leceased was born in Fauquier County :
a. and was daughter Of J. W and :.
9arah g Eskridge- Her children are {, :.
:. Cariin- J Frank Carlin. Mrs. Mary L, .
11y- and Mrs F E AIichenaud-
Charles A Yohe's funeral took place AZ p.
O'Clock this afternoon from his home. d,
2 North Washington street. Rev. Bar b,
yH-sn Green. Of the Episcopal Theologi- / ID
al seminary conducted the services. and y
ne interuent- whicn was private. was in ~
" Hill Cemetery Members OF Andrew ,
ackson Lodge OF 8IasOns. OF which ba
vas a member. attended the funeral. The z
auoearers were Douglass Stuart 4
.ooeftson. August Oehlert. J. johnson
-Ieen. Henry Wildt and William Buck
lgham- IN
Funeral services over the remains Of 70
liss Emma Price. who died YESTERDAY !.
III be held at 3 O'Clock Sunday after 70
oon from the home Of TheopbfIus Ral- re
'nser, S'5 Cameron street The nall OF
carers will be Francis. Harry. and Pob- :
Z DoWnham- E StUeart. Frank SMITH re
ld walter Price, nephews Of the 5a- "a
sased Mss Price was ffty-1ine Iears
F T Quinn. J D Normoyie. and can't I
+ H Sweeney to-day returned fro-, irle
le state convention Of the Ancient Order ~
Hibernians, at Portsmouth. Va c. =.
Feeney was elected vice president NJ -
b. A Breen. Of this city. was elected 81
rgeant-at-arms Of the ladies' auxfIiarv VII
J. D NormOyle has reported 10 the -
'liee that thieves recently entered a 3
ioant house. z12 South Patrick street a
ID stole and destroyed Eas fixtures
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