Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-10
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Samuel Harrington Brings His
Wife Back From York.
SOLDIERS CASE GOES OVER
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 10, 1911.
Samuel Harrington, the Southern rail-
way engineer, returned this morning from
York, Pa, with his wife, who eloped to
that city several days ago with two
other women. Mr.. Harrington went to
York last night and obtained the release
of his wife. who had been fined $50 by
the authorities there.
Mrs. Powers, SO far as known in Alex
andria, is still being held in default of a
fine of $50. 1t is more than probable.
however, that she will shortly be re-
leased.
She is therefore the only one of the
trio still held in custody. The fine of
Mrs. Crawley was paid by her husband
Immediately following her arrest.
Soldiers Case Continued.
The case of s. L. Brown and William
A. Smith. soldiers from Fort Washing
ton, arrested Saturday night last on a
charge of assaulting Coleman Joyce, also
a soldier, was continued today until to-
morrow because Joyce, who is at the hos
pital, was unable to appear. DIR. Warfield
announced that Joyce will be able to ap-
pear tomorrow. One of Joyce's fingers
may nave " Dc dHpuIdlcu.
Harry Sinclair, James Dempsey and
Harry Stern. also soldiers, charged with
disorderly conduct, forfeited S. collateral
each by failing to appear.
Noah Green, colOred, charged with SELL
ing liquor Sunday, was fined $50. Two
pint bottles partially filled with gin was
the evidence offered. Green made no de-
Tense. A number of minor cases were
also disposed Of.
Cardinal A. C. Election.
The Cardinal Athletic Club was re-
organized last night for the coming
season with the election of these Of
ficers: s. A. Breen, president: John
Schofield, manager and treasurer; NJ.
Howard. assistant manager: A. Schlasg.
secretary: Kemp Cockrell, cap
tain; F.. Howard. scorer. These off,
GERS, with the exception of the presi-
dent and scorer. will also play on the
team, together with the following: f..
Cockreu. John Cox, l.. Corbett. w.
Entwisle, M. Gemeny, w. Mcbride,
John Murphy, @. Nugent, j. Owens, w.
Patterson, L. Patterson, c. Ramsay, B.
Massey, John Wilton. T.. Hayden, L.
Williams and w. Toomey.
Denies Stealing Wagon.
Jesse Turner, who was arrested yes
terday on a charge of having disposed
of a wagon. harness and horse blanket
belonging to w. P. Hustled Of Mount Ida,
Alexandria county, was arraigned before
Justice l. c. Burrell in Alexandria county
today and released upon restoring q por-
ton of the goods and also promising to
return the wagon within thirty days and
paying the costs of the case. Turner
said that the wagon, together with
horse, was given to him by Mr.. Hustled
last fall for taking care of them. Ac-
cording to Turner, the horse died, and
last month he sold the wagon for s..
Alexandria Notes.
The funeral of William B. Corse took
place at 10 o'clock this morning from st.
Paurs p E. Church, and was largely
attended. Rev. p P. Phillips. rector, con-
Quoted the services. and the burial was
made in st. Pauls cemetery.
The funeral of CORTLAND Lukens who
died Saturday, will he held at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from his late home
near Woodlawn, Fairfax county. Burial
The National Christian Congress Asso-
citation of America having assumed
charge of the Mckinley Industrial School
here, will have the present session of the
school close April 49, 1t will reopen &C.
tober %.
Alexandria Lodge of Elks will meet
at the new home this evening, when ar
rangements will be perfected for the
spring festival Of that organization,
which will be opened Monday next.