The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

William Johnson. charged with shooting
William Hill in the abdomen Thursday evening
yesterday remanded 20 Jail 10 await the outcome
Of HIS injuries Hill is in a serious condition.
The funeral Of Robert s Scott. who
died Wednesday night at his residence. 1913 TWen-
tieth street northwest VIII be held al O'Clock To-
morrcw afternoon from his home. Interment in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
The funeral Of Richard l. Fowler. n
veteran q the civil var who died Thursday morning
az his home. ll29 Montella avenue northeast viii
be held in Waugh Methodist Church at O'Clock
this afternoon. Intement in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Duplicate key workers entered the house
al 15i2 New York avenue yesterday. and going %
the fourth fooT stole a quantity Of ewery a razor
revolver and several small silver trnkes valued at
So. The stolen property belonged TO Alfred II.
Elliott.
Funeral services for DR.. Florence
Donotue viii DO held at O'Clock this afternoon
from tie home. llA Eighth street. The services
viii be conducted by Rev. Dr. Guthrie pastor Of
Hamline NJ. z. Church. Intement will be at
Arlington.
Funeral rites for Sarah Feakin Muddi-
man will be held at O'Clock this afternoon at
her home 1907 Thirteenth street. The Officiating
clergyman will be Rev. John NJ. Gil. pastor Of
Rhode Island Avenue NJ. P. Church. Interment in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Samuel b. Herman, formerly n clerk
I
held In 500 bond for the action Of the grand t1ry
by Judge Kmball in the Police Court yesterday
Herman is charged with Ombezzling s. from his
former employers He furnished bond.
Jacob Bloom was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court yesterday on two charges of assault He
pleaded not guilty and asked FOR tury trial He
was released in $500 bond. Bloom is charped With
| assaulting William Walker and Policemen Cole and
Rollins. Of the Fourth precinct
Services over the remains of NFrs Nfario
Wagner Rupprecht. ninety-four years Of age. will
be held az O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from the
home. 22l II street The services will be conducted
by Rev. Alexander Kent. Of the Peoples Church
Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
The remains Of Maj. Joshua A. Fessen-
den. who died at Stamford. Conn, on Wednesday.
viii be laid to rest in the Arlington National Gene
tery this morning with military honors Mai Fes-
sender retired from the army because Of dis
abilities incurred in line Of duty in April. 1901
A supposed mad dog, belonging to Mrs.
Catherine Batters living at Thirteenth and streets
northwest attacked William Gantz a negro. thirty
years old who lives at the same house Yesterday
afternoon. The dog sunk its teeth into Ganzs left
leg. inficting painful wound. The dog was not
killed.
a bullet shot at n target by Capt Hen
ry Schneider, Of the Seventh precinct. yesterday
morning reboWidcd from the stone wall on which
the board was placed and struck the marksman
under the left eye. He painfully but not seri-
ousy injured. The accident occurred while the
officer trying the guns Of several Of bis subor-
dinates.
Charles Kunston. a private IN the Engi-
Corps was held in $500 bond for the action Of
the grand jnry by Judge Kimball in the Police
Court yesterday when aTaigned a charge II
forgery In default Of bond. Kunston was remandeG
10 Jail He is charged with forging the name Of
George +. Valentine. Of 99 First street northeast
to note for ST.