The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
so King street.
Alexandra. Va, Feb. Z-An OF the
streets asked for by the carnival COM
mittee for the Homecoming week ia con-
nection with the dedication OF the George
Washington Park on April IS TO % the
street committee OF the city council has
granted, with the exception Of Washing
ton street. II is understood that residents
on that thoroughfare made objections.
and for this reason the request for the
use OF that street was refused
Another postponement was granted this
morning until tomorrow at % O'Clock
In the case Of Helmut P. Hoiier. presi-
dent and corresponding secretary Of the
Oriental University" who is charged
with uniawfully obtaining a check for IS
from Rev. J. J. May. The postponement
was granted owing 10 the absence Of a
material witness. In statement given
out by Rev. Mr.. May. he denies being
responsible for HOller's arrest. and as
serts that he does not claim that Holler
defrauded him.
Judge Edmund WaddiH a. the United
States Court for the Eastern district Of
Virginia. has decided that bills Of the
Coionna Marine Railway Corpora tion for
$3.50. with interest from October /. 1905.
and D. Carpenter. for S175-30. with interest
from August !, 1905. both Of Norfolk.
against the steamer Trenton. were legal.
and held the Baltimore Fidelity Trust
Company OF Baltimore liable. Counsel for
the owners OF the steamer entered an ap-
peal
The George Washington Birthday Asso-
citation has collected more than 500 from
the sale Of tags by public school children.
and also the sale OF store and wagon tags.
The money has been placed in a bank
on interest, where il VIII be kept until a
site for the park is determined upon.
Miss Matilda Agnew Nowlsnd. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George A. Nowland. and
William Herbert Foote. OF Manassas. Va.
were married al O'Clock tonight AZ the
parsonage OF Trinity NJ Z Church by
Rev. ". ". Van Arsdale. Following the
wedding, a reception was given.
The Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation Of Clarendon. Alexandria
County. has been chartered. with capi-
tsl stock Of SS0.000. The object OF the
concern is FOR a mercantile association
for the promotion Of trade interests. The
officers are William 3. Severe. president:
+. l. Carter. vice president and r. J.
Hall. secretary and treasurer. all Of
Washington.
Edwin II. Brreu has been appointed
by Maj. ". n Smith. chief marshal OF
the parade to be held April 80 next. as
chief marshal Of the labor division or
ganization, which position he held during
the sesquicentennial parade several years
ago
o'Kane Council No 49,. Catholic Bene-
violent Legion. has appointed the follow
| ing committee 10 cooperate with the
committee on parade. William desmond.
N. J. Mcfarland, and a. 5. Brown.
Abel Douglas, a negro. viii be given a
hearing in the police court tomorrow
morning On a charge Of feloniously cut
ting Isaac HaCkley. q negro. with q razor,
the night OF February Is.
Maurice X King. 1853 Fourteenth
street northwest, Washington. is the
holder Of the lucky number for the hand
some oil painting, Lost Dogs" OF the
Masonic bazaar drawn for Tuesday
night The painting is the work OF Mrs
F W. Latham.
Armory Hall Viii be used during the
inaugural ceremonies by several COM
panies Of State militia who were unable
to secure accommodations in Washington.
They viii reach here March 5, and spend
that night and the following at the hall
Agnes Boyd, infant daughter OF Philip
E and Della Boyd, died last night al
her. parents home. Fairfax County, Va.