The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
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Alexandra, Va. April 16.-In the Cor
poration Court this morning, Judge L
C. Barley presiding. a verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum of $500 was awarded
in the case Of Olive c. Carr, admin
istrator of the estate OF Wayne L. Carr,
deceased. against the Washington Termi-
nal Company.
Wayne L Carr died following injuries
he received In an accident In the tunnel
at the new Union passenger railway sta
tion, Washington.
A verdict for SIS each was awarded B.
Abrahamson and r. S. Barrett against
Reh and Allen. trading uader the name
Of the Washington Decorators. for their
alleged failure to decorate their respec-
tive places of business February 2 last
for the parade held that day.
A verdict for the defendant was rem
dered in the case of the Dioxide and
Magnesia Company against James Nc
Cuen.
Arthur KEYS, who resides at Manassas.
Va. appeared at police headquarters this
morning and told of having been robbed
during the progress Of a poker game in a
saloon in the western end of the city last
night He said he lest about s.
Services in commemorauon Of Good
Friday will be held tomorrow at the
Catholic. Episcopal, and Lutheran
fehurches in this city, The services VIII be
as follows;
81. Mary's Catholic Church-Mass Of the
lpresanctihed at s a. m, and stations of
the Holy Cross al 800 and 7:30 p m.
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Services and sermon at II q. m.
St Psuls Protestant Episcopal Church
Services and sermon at II a. N.
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Morning prayer and address at 1880 a.
M; passion service from Z m. 10 p. m.
evening prayer aud address at $50 p. m.
The following is list Of the men en-
titled TO ration pay and who served as
members of Company G. seveutieth Vir-
ginia Regiment, during the progress of
tie Spanish-American war. as stated in
to-day's Washington Herald
Cherries L. Fisher. James T. King. Patrick J.
Murphy, Charles H. Appch, James I. Kelly,
Charles f. Hawkins. Thomas A Hulhsh. Thomas J.
NuEent Richard W PAYNE Charles +. Williams.
Richard L. Purcell. Charles II. Butts William M,
King. Rog :. Raring. Robert NJ Turner. John ".
Stone Rudolph L. Norris. John H. Ticer, Walter
F. =. Krauss, Andrew D. Dectch. Philip Smith,
Samuel o. Bsgseit. PetG J. Brenner Clarence B.
Brown. Arthur T. Brcuner Robert ". Cheshire,
Charles NJ Culliver. William Darlsy. John ".
Davis. David J. DoWney. William Daniel. Walter
/. Evans. Henry ID. Fisher. Orlando Ford. Oscar
T. Haws, William L. Hayes. James J. Hepburn,
John T. HilleFy. Charles ]. Hooper Luther J. Hall,
Clinton f Hsney, Raymond Huiash. George r.
Henri henry ", Isyius. Wilmer l. Kemp. Walter
r. Kerrick, Seymour Mayhew. Marx Z. Miller.
William b. Moore, Yale &. Minton. Alfred Owens
stusrt J. simpson, Herbsrt 3. shacklett Omar
Shacklett, Harry l. SappinEton. Frank Smith,
Frank 9. Spinks William T. Webster, Sidney V.
Wh6atley Claude L. FickiB. Frank l. Saymsker
Archibald J. Nails. Charles ". Sullivan. William p
Taylor, John P. Bricoe. and Joseph Ewsld.
Mrs. Lucy c. Wright, widow OF Leroy
A. Wright, died last night at her home,
1I15 Duke street, following a long illness
The deceased was a Miss Bell. and was
a native of StrasbUrg. Va. Her funeral
will take place from her home Saturday
afternoon at . @ CLOCK.
Mrs Esther Westerfeld. widow OF
Lamar Westerheld, passed away last
evening at the home of her mother, Mrs,
Mary a. Muir pos North Columbus street
Arrangements for the funeral Will be
made later.
Mrs. Kate Waller-Barrett tonight de-
livered an interesting lecture at the
Young Peoples Building OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Her subjeci
was. Are our schools safe; or. the rela-
fions of the home to the school