The Washington times., 1911-11-11
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. NOV. II.

Alvin Morton wattelis, for several
years past, assistant yardmaster OF the
Potomac yards Of the Southern rail-
way, died at Alexandria Hospital last
night, after anSillness of short duration.
resulting from a complication of dis
cases. He was thirty mine years Of age
and Is survived by a wife and small
daughter.
Mr.. watteIls was well and favorably
known In railroad circles and was a
member of the Order Of Railroad Con-
ductors. He also was identified with
several fraternal orders, among them
the order OF Eagles and the Order OF
Red Men.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been fully completed, but II Is probable
that services will be held from the resi-
dence. 14Os Duke street, Monday after
noon.
Edmund Entwisie. formerly a well
known druggist Of this city, died at his
home. in Wakefield, Va. this morning
DIR. Entwisle was forty-five years Of
age and leaves a widow. The body was
brought to this city, and funeral serv-
ices will be held from Wheatley's UNDER
taking establishment tomorrow after
noon at o'clock, the Rev. p. Parker
Phillips, rector OF st. Pauls Episcopal
Church, officiating. Burial will be in
Bethel Cemetery.
After the conclusion of the business
meeting Of Potomac Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows held last evening at which ono
candidate was elected to membership.
q musical and literary entertainment
-. k.ln MN on
nounced that at the meeting Of Marley
Encampment. No. 6, to be held Monday
night, that the Golden Rule degree
didates, and that the lodge would act
on seven petitions for membership.
Explaining that the seductive milk
punch was responsible for his fall
from grace after several months absti-
ence. Harry Brown, arraigned In Po-
lice Court this morning at the instance
II his wife. Ella Brown, for. disorderly
conduct, pleaded for another chance.
Judge. I was feeling badly. and want
ed a little to cheer me up" Justice
Cation, however. being a temperance
man. could not see the point. and I'M
posed a fine of IS. Hubert Willis, ar.
rested for an assault on Lima Stewart
both colored, with a brick. was fined
IS.
After several hours deliberation yes
terday. a jury In circuit court, report
ed TO Judge ]. B. T. Thornton that they
were unable to arrive at q verdict II
the case Of E. L. Sinclair against Fair
fax & Co. "a suit for 5000. representing
the value Of fifty barrels of whisky
which the defendants refused to re
ceive on the grounds that it's quality
was not as represented. The jury wa,
discharged. and the case will go ovcl
to the January term Of the Corporation
Court.
A small fire in the building occu.
| pied by the Alexandria Fertilizer ant
Chemical Company, at Lee and Prin
cess streets. broke out shortly after
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Th'
| blaze was extinguished before the ar.
rival of the fire department.
In the suit for divorce brought By
| Cora E. Heintz Smith against hel
husband, G. Mason Smith. in circui
court yesterday, decree for limited
divorce was found for the defendant
| on the grounds of desertion.
In the same court hnal decree o.
Charles r. Phillips against Sophia S
Phillips.
| The Fairfax county authorities yes
| terday notified the Alexandria polio,
| department to look out for a tramp
who had entered a house there. steal
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