The Washington herald., 1909-03-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

The new Municipal Court VIII be resu-
larry opened next Monday With 500 cases On TIE
d0csct. The cuurt Is az 5i5 jczn MsEslal place,
where the late senator Morgan resided tr years-
In default Of fine Of So. imposed by
Judse Kinhal IN Police Court yesterday. AlTn7us1s
Dumout arrested IN BslrinCre several Gays aso on
charge a stealing silEeTUaTC fro2 heanes resaa-
rant Eeut 20 jail foT two months
John Boaze. negro. was sentenced 10
eight nouths m al by Judse MuIl0Wuey. in TIE
Police Court yesterday for stabb-ng Matilda Berke-
ley. saturday night. Bosze atrrihuted his assault
On the woman % bis -'iealous tempersnent
Report was made 70 the police yester-
day b Alr. Augusta Per. q IElz Morss street
northeast q the thest q SIS fron hureau drawer
in her bedroom She told the poice she suspected
her sou. EVald Per. thir,y-uine years oid-
D. W. Talcott. chief clerk OF the Chesa-
peake and Potcnac Telephone COMPANY. reported 20
the pcIce yesterday that the pay telephone 10
Florence Cc,r1 apartment bOuse had been torn frcla
the wall broken opsn. ard the contents stolen Tues
day night.
Funeral services fer Mrs. Margaret
Eberly were held yesterday afternoon az the resi-
dence Of hsr darghter. airs- Henri g. Roth-OcE.
Oak Hi Cemetery. Rev Pau Meatzei Conducted
the serTices
H. W. ROBBERY. Of Fourth and G streets.
reported % the police yesterday the loss Tues-
6ay night of a diamond ms. val6sd az Sl-5- and a
plain SD ,romsn's rins. valued az So lhe rngs
wcre in a tehacco bag. which Roocry believes he
dropped IL the street.
Health Officer ". c. Woodward has
returned 70 his desk after tro weeks illness from
an ocular affection. The health report for the week
showed z roll of tUeuSy-uine deaths frur-a pnel-
monia. which IS deemed a direct result q the
Inauguration day weather.
The body OF Charles Jackson, negro.
thirty yezs Od. II l3 X strret northwest, vas
found floating in the Ch-sspcake and Ono Canal At
reuty-niuth street northwest yesterday a. rooR by
William Winbs1sh S2i5 TEenty-second street north
west The body was taken % The moggue-
Detective Evans returned from New
York where be Eent % get uEisoneT. a. O'Clock
last night The pT1scner Clarence Nine. charged
with stealing $50 In cash and water bends valGed
at 500 from Ms. Sarah " Gates. Of the Eish-
lands. vii be brought % his Gry hg q United
States marshal probably tomorrow
Officers Of the Bureau OF InsuIar Affairs
are making eEorts 20 locate J. r. Edwards q
Lynchburg Va 20 notfy him thar John LaWrencs
EDWARDS. enploye q the PhiliQpine government.
died on Monday a. Visan. p. I. The notice q
death was contained IN a cable from GOV. smith.
who requested that Mr.. Edwards, q Lynchburg. be
notified
William B. Severe. who. after twelve
years service in the mail bag rcpair department
of The post-01ice. has inst rgtired as suuerin-
tendent. was yesterday presented with q gold
headed cane by the male employees. and silver
trsy and water pitcher By the women enployes q
the shop The presentation speech Vas made b.
John R. OurSler.
Representative William Sulzer. OF New
York. win deliver an address to-morroS ereniaz 20
Mckinley Councl. Natiozal Uuion. az their hail.
Pennsylvania avenue ard Third street southeast On
A trip % ALASKA and siberiA' The lecture win
Be illustrated hy steIR0uticOn TiGEs and memhers
nT VIII rHefr rFfT= and
pected to be present..
Rites for William E. Bailey. a sirn|
painter. who died at his home g K street north
cast. Tuesday evening. VII be held a. the home
this morning at l0-o O'Clock Interment win be
IN Glenwood Cemetery- Mr. Bailey Eas born n
BY his wife and two sons. Edward and Charles
Bailey. both q the cty.
The police were yesterday asked to
look Ont for Rex r. BrOTn eighteen years old
about five feet four inches I'm height and weighing
ID pounds ard wearing eyeglasses. who has dis
appeared from his home. The message comes fr0n
C. u Brown. a. GeorEetoEu y. y. and states
that young Brown Is Of weak mind. having numerous
theories concerning impossible patents
Funeral rites for Martin Morgan.
building contractor who died Mouday night after
an illness q Two months. viii take place at his
residence. So5 street northwest. this morning a.
80 O'Clock. Services VIII afteruzrd be held az
tle NN4ffA CT me 4LllllclALe NOlcFr rLiQl. W1cre
requiem mass VII be sung. Rev. Father Mar VIII
oi.lciate, and the ohsequies VII bo in charge Of
the Knights q Columbus. Mr. Morgan was born
IN Ireland siTty-nine yenrs ago. and has lived IN
Washington for more than hfty years He Is
survived by his wife.
Funeral services for Jerome 3. Driver.
who died Tuesday morning While on TIE way 10
his once IN the War Department. VIII be held at
the First Congregational Church this afternoon az
; O'Clock Rex. Dr.. Woodrog and Rev. Dr. Greene
win ofaciste- Members q the Grand Amy and Ct
Oldest Inhabintants Association VIII attend. In
teEment vii be 10 Oak Hin Cernetery. Ered C.
Murray and David CraB1eT. clerks N the Var De
paruncnt Harm 4. Cain and Nr. johnson. q The
Fist Congregational Church. and two TrteTzls x
tbs G. A. r. VII b ths paIhsarCrS