The Washington times., 1913-02-15
VIRGINIA MILITIA
. TO Be INSPECTED
TUESDAY EVENING
Alexandra Light Infantry Will
Be Reviewed-SpeciaI Off,
Ger Suspended by Mayor.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
AI.ExANnPIA VA FED l.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. FELL 10.
in Msxico Essu and the the Besf wSe6 pre
walls here that the United States forces
will be sent to the southern republic
in short time, great interest is being
shown in the annual review Of the local
Alexandra Light Infantry. but ID
officially known as Company G, First
Regiment, Virginia Volunteers. The
company is now recruited up to its full
strength.
The company will hold its regular drill
on Monday night, when final prepara-
tions will be made for the inspection to
take place on the following night. The
company will be inspected by Capt.
]. X. Partiilo, L. S. A, inspector In
structor Of the organized militia Of Vir-
ginia. Captain Partillo will first in
spect the officers Of the Second Bat
TALON, which is located here, and ia
headed by Major E. King. Major King
will afterward assist in the inspection:
Major King and Captain Particle Will,
they will inspect the company in that
town, and on Wednesday night the COM
pany at Fredericksburg will be in
spected. .
Special Officer Alpheus Robey, who Is
employed as watchman by number
Of business houses on the water front,
was suspended by Mayor Thomas A.
Fisher last night after a trial which
took place in the mayors office. The
suspension Is to be subject to the action
Of the Board of Police Commissioners,
ent. owing to factionsl differences in
city council, the suspension will con-
tinue Indefinitely.
Robey's suspension followed his ap-
pearance In police court several weeks
ago, when he was fined $40 for entering
tIat 81 Ofr,fo n
the southeastern portion Of the city,
without a warrant and while there act
ing in a disorderly manner.
According to a report filed in the
Corporation Court yesterday afternoon
BY Walter c. Foster, special commits
sioner to examine the accounts Of the
receivers of the Virginia Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, the receivers have
on hand over 10000. which Is sufficient
to declare another dividend of 10 per
cent to the depositors OF the corpora
tion. Just when this dividend will be
declared has not been decided.
Since the receivers took possession Of
the affairs Of the concern they have
collected over 100000. OF this sum $40, :
900 was realized from the property OF
bank. which wss turned over by him
when the Institution failed. Two divi-
dends have been declared. one Of 20 per
cent and the other Of 10. The cost OF
the receivership, including expenses Of
administration, attorney fees and COM
pensation to the receivers. has been
s22, ,0Oo
A special session of the United
States district court for the eastern
o'clock, Judge Edmund Wadden. jr..
Of Richmond. presiding. The court met
TO hear the case Of Theodore Johnson
which has been on the docket for Q
number Of years. Johnson Is charged
with erecting a house on a portion OF
the Governments property at Fort
Myer. The evidence Is largely tech
nical.
Capt. Richard II. Remington, sew
enty-three years old. and a veteran
railway conductor, died at his home,
1915 Duke street yesterday after
noon. Captain Remington was for
many years employed by the southern
the last few years. has been baggage
agent in this city. He was a mem.
Der of Alexandria Council, No. s27.
Royal Arcanum. He is survived by
a wife and several children.
TIE funeral of Raymond Struder.
the little boy who died at the Alex
andria Hospital yesterday morning
of hydrophobia. will be held tomor-
row afternoon at Sharon Chapel.
The remains of A. D. Walker, a
veteran. were shipped to-
terment will take place.