Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-10
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
GENERAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
OF OLD DOMINION CITY.
pecial. Correspondence of The Star.

special Correspondence of The Star.
| ALEXANDRIA,, Va, February To- 1905.
Joe Mareno. a Servian gypsy, left her,
several days ago for Council Bluffs. Iowa
IN order. 1t is said. to make an effort tG
get possession of Marie Mareno. eighteen
years Of age. who was recently taker
from here to that place by her uncle
John Mitchell. The latest information re.
ceived Is that Mareno is behind prison
bars IN the Iowa city on a charge Of kid.
MAPPING the girl and grand larceny The
alleged onense occurred. 1t is said. when
Mareno conveyed the girl from that city
to this place. The old gypsy has mott
fled John Dosen, his son-in-law. OF his
predicament.
Pn1lip Roberts. cclored. was fined $50
. IN the police court this morning on n
with knife. An additional fine of $40
was imposed on the accused man for cut
tlns Charles Taylor colored. who en-
deaVored to act as peacemaker: The pris-
oher told the court that he was attacked
by the complainant first and then he cut
MIN. Mason denied Roberts statement
Fred Jones, colored. forfeited $50 COL
lateral on charge of promoting policy
a hiie Oh sd was imposed Oh George Nes-
bf cclored. charged with drunken and
olsorderly conduct.
The officers of O'kane Council. No. 434.
Catnoiic Benevolent Legion. were last
night installed at ST. Mary's Hall by
Judge w. f. Dunn. state president. of
baltlmore The services We're public and
q large crowd was in attendance During
the evening addresses were made by
Judge Dunn Supreme Representative
Henry a. Bosse and others. The follow
ing are the officers: john D. Nornoyle,
president: S. A. Breen. vice president: F..
L. Quinn, secretary: r. l.. Wenzel, treas
urer: NJ. j. Mcfarland. collector: James
r. quinn: orator: John G. Eberhart. mar
shall; William Desmond. guard: Edward
quinn, NJ. 1goe and j. Harry Rice, trus-
tees.
Recent Deaths.
+. Horatio Day. eighty-three years of
age. died Yesterday morning at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Charles A. Howard.
10 south Royal street. following a pro-
tracted illness. Mr. Day was ship car
penter by occupation. Owing to declining
health he had not followed his trade in
recent years. Two children survive,
Charles A. Howard and Miss Susie ].
Day.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Margaret Davis. whose death &C.
Cured Friday last. took place at :, O. clock
YESTERDAY afternoon al her late home. 1898
pastor of Trinity Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church. conducted the services The
burial was made in st. Paurs cemetery
The following were the paIlbearers:
Charles Nightengale Tobias Crump, Peter
Hoy, Asbury Warren. Irving c. Bellies
and John Starnel.
Joseph Port. ain employee of the WASH
ington. Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Electric railway. was caught between
train of electric cars at the corner of
Prince and Royal streets this morning and
badly crushed. DR.. Smith made an ex-
animation of his injuries. which disclosed
that no bones were broken. although his
injuries are such that he will be confined
to his bed for at least a week. The in
jured man refused to go to the hospital
and he was taken to his home in Wash
ingtOn.
Laura Bolten. fourteen years Of age
died last night at the Alexandria Hospital
following a long illness. The decea sed