The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
.COLORED MAN SHOT
NEAR ALEXANDRIA
Accused Man Arrested and
Identified, But Claims
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ALEXANDRIA APRIL %.
A hoId-up and shooting. just outside
The city limits, in Fairfax county, was
reported to the police this morning
Alfred Lewis, colored- reported 90 Chief
Goods that shortly after III o'clock last
evening, as he was walking to his work
ing place IN Fairfax county and when
Just across the bridge over the railway
tracks IN west end he met d negro who
pushed against him and said Look out
there" Lewis turned to the man and
asked him what was the matter, when
he claims the man pulled out q pistol
and fired at him. shooting him in the
left arm He came TO this city and had
the wound dressed by Dr. T. n Jones
Policeman Frank Sampson this morn
ing arrested Samuel HarbUTy, who is
employed al the walsh farm. at Bur
Eundv." on suspicion of having done
the shooting Lewis Identified him as
the man who shot him. but Marbury
states that he was IN his room at the
Walsh farm al yesterday evening. The
case wiIl come up before Justice eaton
tomorrow morning in the police court
An alarm Of IRE shortly after . o'clock
this morning brought out the fire de-
partment The fire was in a small
frame house occupied by colcred people.
near the Belle Pre- glass factory. i'm the
mort yves-ern edge Of the city The
FIRE was eztinSuisHed after hale an
hours work
The mission for Catholics having
closed. the mission for uul-tathOllcS
viii open at the evening services at 81
Mary S catholic church TO-DAY ms
morning the members OF tlJzSel ala
Council, No f51, knights OF COiuEl bus.
Varrouz of the Holy Communion IN
body, at the early mass Al the lJ-a9
O'Clock mass. the Rev. Father Waters
preached The last mission sermon 10
Catholics
At O'Clock this evening there viii
bo = sermon ON The Church. lCIIE-
cred my the Rev. Father Doyle, which
viii be followed hE a renewal OF thV
hartlSu-al vows and the P1Eei pelle-
utrtoG- The services VIII close FTtn the
bCuelIrfl0n of The Blessed Sacra Tf1eIlL-
Every night during this week Al
o'clock there VIII De services which VII
consist OF answering the questions
which have been placed IN the question
box, and an explanation OF some doc
tEine of the Catholic faith
The funeral Of William r. May VIII
1e held from his home at the corner 20
Cameron and St ASapC streets tOuO--
row afternoon at e o'clock attended
by the members of r. = Lee Camp
Confederate Neter-s-= and Oriental
L.
r. NJ Canrer OF the Methodist LplS-
cOpal Church South and the Rev -. -
BealI OF Del Ray VIII conduct the fun
Cral services The 0aliDearerS VIII be
W A Smoor- p J. German 3 *
T.Uut, g. w KEYS, T. r Myers and r
W Armacost- EJITi-I VIII be made n
Bethel Cemetery
Class No. p OF the Sunday school Of
the First Baptist church and the Reg
ulars baseball team Yesterday played
= game on the fair grounds The game
resulted In a tie 20 s.
Services were held this afternoon at .
O'Clock i'm the new Episcopal Church at
BrdddOcI Heights Dr }Ir. Thompson OF
the Episcopal Theological Seminary
Services were also held at o'clock
by the Rev W J. Morton Of Christ p
T. Church. Of this city
subject Of the sermon delivered H- the
Rev W r. ~ arsOn al the First Baptist
Church this morning This evening lTr-
Watson viii take for the subject Of his
sermon. The second Coming or Jesus 20
The Rev II ~ Cauter. who was re-
Gently appointed pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South this morning
preached his initial sermon 10 a con-
EreEatio1 which filed that church
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
tlis morning the Rev A. W. RudisiTI
who was recently appointed pastor Of
this church preached his first sermon.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Miss EuUl-e BaruUu- who died at bar
home at Cottage Farm. near LinCoIu.a
yesterday viii be held tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. Miss Baruum vas
~eventy-fCur years Of age.