The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Frank VI. Mclean, chauffeur who ran
into End painfully injured fo1rteen-vea--oId ~
last Sarurday forfeited so collateral Ia the Poioe
Court yesterday morning
For attempting 20 hold up and rob
Percy Murray. a white man Saturday night. sbeI-
don Tuner. Young negro Sas sentenced 70 one year
N aii by Judge Mullowny IN the Police Court.
yesterday.
Roger Wills. negro. twenty-one wears
old. vas soatencsd to one year in jail by Judss Kim.
ball, IN the Police Court yesterday for slashfnR
Archie Willis. hunchhack negro IN a general fght
IN Shows court Saturday night last.
Packing houses along the river in this
city and Alexandra are making ready FOR the ar.
rival q large quantities o. shsd snd herring which
win be slted cured. and stored for hit1-r use.
Prices VIII soon be low enough 10 warrant the salt
ing n the fish
A verdict Of accidental death was given
by the coruner's jury sitting a. the morgue yesser-
day 70 inquire into the death of Pleas NJ Mand3ey
Of MogTtstOrn. Tenn. who died sunday Afternoon
as result Ct injuries sustained on March ; Death
was due 70 blood poisoning. following the zmputa-
ton Of his night leg.
Central Office Detective Vermillion re-
frmed from Richmond. Va. last night. bringing
with HIM Claude W. Yeaman. n lls street north
west who arrested Sunday al the request cf
Maj Sylvester. leanlaD Is wanted hero on a charge
Of obtaining SIS from Miss Rose A So17ie. with
According to a ruling made by Judge
kimhal. in the Police Court yesterday separate IN
formations must be sworn 70 for persons charged
With vsgrancy and repeated drunkenness. The frst
ohense comes under the new act Of March 3 but
the judge ruled that repeated drunkenness must
oIme uEdsT the old act Of years standing.
Dr. Harvey ". Wiley. chief of the
Bureau Of Chemistry has requested the Owl Service
Commission 20 supply him with additional food and
I'M
will be held May ard 8. The positions pay from
1000 70 $3.50 a year. Sir appointments all men.
VIII be made from the list Of eliEiblss
The body Of Albert c. Lum, the aged
man who came 70 Washington looking for a %
htea position and died at Emergency Hospital hi
DAY last was removed from the morguc yesterday
atternoor 20 the undertaking establishment Of J.
William Lee go Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
where II viii be prepared for shipment 70 Chicago
Twenty-four uniformed policemen will
bear the body Of Policeman J. A DunninR4on 10
the gaYe IN Congressional Cemetery this afternoon
Funeral services viii be held at the residence. 6g2
North Carolina avenue southeast al O'Clock Dun
niugton died sunday afternoon Of pneumonia He
had been member Of the police force foTty-txo
years.
According to information received by
Ralph 5 Tower Of lG23 Massachusetts, aveuue north
west the tercentenary CELEBRATION Of the birth Of
John Tower who vas the hrst of the family to come
~ en-a SouiNys WIZ o hrla IN hlnsnaIns MASS. on
May p, 70. and June l. John Tower cane 10
American with Samuel Lincoln. who was an ancestor
q the nlartyred President
Funeral rites for Mrs. Marguerite 7.
Carpenter wife Of g. Douglas Carpenter Who died
ON Saturday, were held yesterday afternoon at ths
family residence, l03 East Capitol street Rev.
Charles = Neibel. pastor Of Eastern Presbyterian
Church. conducted services. Intermenf was In Rosk
creek Cemeterg- Mrs Carpenter IS survived by her
husband. sister tAiIs. H. q. Haln. and a brother,
Robert s. Bassett, q Colorado sp-ingA