Evening star., 1914-01-22
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Federal Exhibits for Corn Expo
at Dallas, Tex, Shipped.
POLICE REPORT FOR 1913
Drunken and Disorderly Cases Head
List of 0ffenders-Dr. Jones
Appointed City Coroner.
Special Correspondence of Tie star.

Special Correspondence of Tie Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. January -. 1914.
Five carloads of exhibits for the Ma
tional Corn Exposition. which will be
held in Dallas. Tex, February 10 to "a.
We're shipped today from this city for
that place by NJ. NJ Klein. agent for the
Agricultural Department. which depart
mont has a branch for preparing ex-
hibits in this city
The bureaus represented by exhibits in
cude the following: Forestry, plant in
dustry, animal industry. soils, chemistry
and entomology, together with the
federal Office of good roads and the d.
vision of dairying of the bureau Of ami
NAL industry.
4 number of the exhibits will be shown
by transparencies. among them being
model dairying. The total weight OF
the exhibits is o00oo pounds. Mr.. Klein
expects to leave for Dallas either Mon
day or Tuesday.
According to the annual report of c. r.
Goods. chief of police. TO the board of
police commissioners. the city was COM
parativcly free from any great crimes
during 1919. The total value OF goods
stolen was sJ.15S.6s. while d total of
S'.J.iSl was recovered. The arrests
numbered 1,456 and 1,0l9 dodgers were
accommodated at police headquarters.
Heading the list of crimes is drunken
and disorderly conduct. total of 316 be-
Ing arrested for this offense. Among the
others are: Wife beaters. II: chicken
stealing. l.: housebreaking, 16: auto
speeding. ,. violating traffic laws. 40;
turning in false alarm of fire. /; highway
robbery. ): unmuzzled dogs. 105.
The board sustained Mayor Fisher in
sG~pendfnS Policeman Banner L. Young
10. violating the rules of the force. and
also directed that he return to duty at
once
fannie Trigger was appointed special
policeman for duty at the place of Henry
l. Cheshire :;22::; Princess street.
Stacy 81. Snowden Dies.
Stacy H. snowden, eIehty-three years
old. one of the oldest residents at Snow
oens station. Fairfax county. died short
= before l O'Clock this morning at his
lone He had been III failing health
foi. some time.
ar. SnoMden was q native of Mount
i.olfE. \: j.. and settled at Snowdens
e-s ION htty-eisht Years ago, where he
!ii. since resided. His wife, Mrs Kate
s. wdea, survives him
FUNERAL services will be held at his
lat fCnle al IL o'clock Saturday norninS,
Second Presbyterian Church, officiating.
burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery,
WASHINGTON.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Carey. wife
oi cornelius Carey, took place at $50
clock this morning from St Mary's
Catholic Church. Rev. L. L. Kelly offiei-
sting Burial was made in St Mary's
cemetery
John r. Phillips funeral took place at
: o clock this afternoon from Wheatley's
Undertaking chapel. Rev. p P Phillips.
rector of St Pauis p L. Church. offici-
ating. -
Dr.: T. Marshall Jones was today ap-
pointed coroner Of the city in place of
Dr ;. E. Moore. resianed. Dr. Moore
has served in that capacity for six years
The term Of Dr.. Jones is for a period
OF Two years.
Banquet to Clark Griffith.
One hundred and fifty base bah fans, |
Including several from Washington. will |
tonight attend a banquet at the Hotel !
Rammel given in honor of Clark Griffith, |
manager OF the Washington base ball
club. Mayor 7. A. Fisher will be toast
master. A number of irnpromptu toasts
VIII De responded to. s. \. Breen. presi-
dent of the Cardinals, has worked hard
Tor the affair. This CLUB last year ten
dered banquet to Air. Griffith. and ow-
ing to its success it was decided to re-
peat it this year.
.alva Aerie. No. 81. Frate,nal order
or Eagles last night elected William l..
Fanlnlel chaplain.
Mrs. Emma McCuen has sold TO Bar
s1ara s. Frommelt house and lot on
the east side OF Patrick street between
Cameron and Queen streets.
Mrs Margaretta Nails has sold to
Thomas F. Kelly house and lot on tie
west side Of Alfred street between Wolfe
and Wilkes streets.
GOV. Mann has designated Judge L. c.
Iarley of the corporation court of this
city TO hold part of the February term
o. the circuit court for Prince William
coIaty in place of Judge J. B. L. Thorn
toa.
ri.e early yesterday afternoon damaged
tine roof of the house at III Prince
se-ee,. occupied by W. II. Butler. A de-
fsctiv- hue Is thought 10 have caused
the blaze.