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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1902

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Prominent Virginia Mason and Soldier Dies in Luray

Thomas E. Schwartz a leading Virginia Mason and former Grand Generalissimo of Virginia Knights Templar died at his Luray home after a long Bright's disease struggle. He left a widow and daughter. Funeral at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Southern Methodist Church with full Masonic honors.

Thos. E Schwartz Virginia Luray Page County Schwartz Bright Southern Methodist Church W. H. H. Joye Braddock Street Winchester J. E. Correll Blue Lodge Knights Templar Grand Lodge of Lafayette Lodge No Lee Confederacy Stonewall Jackson Mr. Schartz

Supreme Court Reverses Hannum Injury Verdict in West Virginia

The Supreme Court of West Virginia reversed the Grant County Circuit Court ruling in the Hannum versus Petersil and Franklin Telephone case. Dr W H Hannum awarded 4500 dollars for injuries to a horse entangled in a telephone wire. Special judge H B Gilkeson heard the case. Hannum now lives in Levels Hampshire County.

Supreme Court of West Virginia Grant County

Was Called Home Estelle Lewis of Weaton

Miss Estelle Lewis of Weaton West Virginia, a pupil at the Episcopal Female Institute, was summoned home today due to her father’s serious illness, a prominent local citizen. She left immediately to be with her family.

Estelle Lewis Weaton W. Va Episcopal Female Institute Lewis

Winchester Dramatic Club Donates to Hospital Bed Fund

At a Winchester Dramatic Club meeting George H Kinzel reported net receipts of 300 78 from Hoyts A Texas Steer. The funds go to Winchester Memorial Hospital bed support and the club may fund two beds when the hospital opens.

Winchester Dramatic Club George H. Kinzel Hoyt W. Spott White Winchester Memorial Hospital R. Gray Williams Nellie Cover Geo. H. Kinzel

Houck Suit Set For March Term

Judge Harrison postpones the trial of Jacob Houck's administratrix versus Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co for damages of 10000 until the Circuit Court's March term. The related Price administers case against the same company was settled yesterday after a hung jury earlier.

Thos. W. Harrison Jacob Houck Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company Houck Lewis Price

Former Mayor's Son Confessed Forger Arrested

Lewis Delamater son of ex Mayor Lewis Delamater of Hagerstown Maryland was arrested in Chambersburg Pennsylvania for forgery. He bought patent leather shoes for 3 50 with a forged 26 check signed by J A Hollinger lumber merchant of Chambersburg. He confessed his guilt and is noted as a well known figure in Winchester where he claimed to plan a large saw mill plant for his father a wealthy lumberman.

Lewis Delamater Hagerstown Chambersburg J. A. Hollinger Delamater Winchester Here

Athey case set for trial in December court

The jury for the Commonwealth v Oscar Athey, charged as an accessory in the murder of his wife by a colored woman Susan Barber now serving four years in the Virginia penitentiary, has been drawn and will be heard Monday at the December term. H BR Kern will represent the Commonwealth with Holmes Boyd Jr and Jebn arf assisting.

The Commonwealth Oscar Athey Susan Barber Virginia Corporation Court H, Br, Kern Mesars Holmes Boyd Jr Jebnarf

Passover Sermon Highlights at Presbyterian Church

Rev. Dr. F J Brooke preached the last sermon in a ten night series at the Presbyterian Church. Despite bad weather, large crowds attended and more converts are expected at Sunday morning services. He spoke on the institution of the Passover using Exodus 12 13 and outlined how the doom of Egypt symbolized judgment for the impenitent. He described salvation through the Paschal lamb blood and faith in God’s word and urged attendance at tonight’s final sermon at 7 30 PM.

Presbyterian Church F.J. Brooke Egypt Christ Brooke

Dying Man’s Identity Now Fully Known

A man found dying near Stephens City is identified as likely Charles S. Rohrit, a traveling tinsmith who wore two overcoats and once left a coat at a Bridgeport resident’s home. Rohrit, born in Hartz Mountain Germany, has wandered the country for years.

Stephens City Charles W. Plummer Bridgeport Hagerstown Globe Globe Charles 8. Rohrit Hartz Mountain Germany

Dentist Dr Hutchinson to Move Family to Washington DC

The family of Dr. W F Hutchinson will leave for Washington Monday to establish a future home. He practices dentistry in Alexandria Virginia and has built a large practice there after a period in Winchester arranging the move.

W. F. Hutchinson Washington D. C Hutchinson Alexandria Winchester

Anniversary of Rev L J L Smith at St Pauls Lutheran

The Rev Mr Smith marks the twentieth anniversary of his ministry as pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church Strasburg Va on the second Sunday in December. He arrived in Strasburg in December 1882 and is the town's senior pastor. He is brother in law to J Few Brown assistant cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester. nearby ad notes prices on raisins currants citron figs dates and Christmas ganslies from W Rasecone's.

Mr. Smith L. JL. Smith St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Strasburg Smith J. Few Brown Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester

Man must swear to age in Virginia case against Berryville company

A Warrenton Virginia court ruled a defendant could testify about his own age, allowing infancy to defeat a suit by Gould receiver against E B Moore over unpaid Berryville Land and Improvement Company stock. The decision hinged on ante litem motam information and common report, preserving the statute of limitations and requiring writing for post year installment obligations.

Warrenton Berryville Land and Improvement Company Virginia Gould Eb, Moore Moore Marshall McCormick E. B. Moore McCormick E. 8 James P. Jeffries Colonel Gaines

Walker Family to Make Winchester Home

Rev Dr and Mrs Cornelius Walker arrive in Winchester with their son in law Rev John D La Mothe to join Rev and Mrs Dame. Walker a noted theologian once linked to the Episcopal Seminary near Alexandria and long based in Washington. La Mothe departs later by train for his Washington home.

Cornelius Walker Nelson P. Dame Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Baltimore and Ohio John D. la Mothe St. John’s

Ada Vance and Frank W Patton wed in Hagerstown

Miss Ada Vance and Mr Frank W Patton were married in Hagerstown Maryland yesterday by Rev A H Irvine. The ceremony was at the residence of Mr John M Stall 428 West Church Street and the couple will reside in Hagerstown.

Hagerstown Ada Vance Frank W. Patton A. H. Irvine John M. Stall West Church Street

Charley Rouss Fire Company Special Meeting Tonight

Charley Rous Fire Company will meet in special session tonight at 7.80 o clock. All members are urged to be present.

Charley Rouss Co Charley Rous Fire Company

Mr. Jordans New Oyster Measure Passed Amid Tax Probe

Delegate E. C. Jordan of Frederick County proposes a bill to raise oyster revenue and enforce laws uniformly. The measure seeks county by county reports on oyster and fishing law violations since the Board of Fisheries act, to identify dodging counties and court action status.

E. C. Jordan Frederick County House of Delegates Senate General Assembly Board of Fisheries

Union Made Cigars Spark Labor Dispute in Virginia

A Manchester Virginia druggist sold cigars claimed as union made. E K Sampson of the Richmond Trade Labor Council showed boxes bearing the Cigarmakers International Union blue label from Pennsylvania but not from Winchester factories. He sent back forty boxes to the Winchester plant and urged label compliance, with the matter referred to Cigarmakers Union delegates for action at the international headquarters.

Manchester E. K. Sampson Trade Labor Council Richmond Lampoon Winchester Lancaster Pennsylvania Sampson Bose Cigarmakers’ Union

Truths in Spiritualism Lecture Stir in Harrisburg

The Harrisburg Independent reports Rev. Dr. Stanley L. Krebs will lecture on Truths in Spiritualism with potential drama if a Harrisburg spiritualist who offered 81 000 to prove Krebs wrong attends and challenges him. Krebs, a noted lecturer and author, is nephew of H. Clay Krebs of Winchester and has visited the city often.

Harrisburg Board of Trade Stanley L. Krebs Krebs Dr. Krebs

Richmond Shriners Coming Tonight

Winchester Commandery Knights Templar will be initiated into the Mystic Shrine tonight by the Richmond Shriners who arrive at 7 p.m. via the Baltimore & Ohio. The event includes a supper at Hotel Evans, a Temple ceremony, and a late banquet, with Governor Montague unable to attend.

Winchester Commandery Knights Templar Order of the Mystic Shrine Richmond Shriners Richmond Shriners Baltino E & Ohio Hotel Evans Masonic Temple Richmond Shiners Montague Tux Star Today Richmond News Winchester

William Carr Dislocates Shoulder Again on Water Street

This afternoon William Carr dislocated his shoulder on Water Street and was returned home in intense pain. Earlier he fell at the Friendship engine house and dislocated both shoulders, the injuries not yet healed. A final over-exertion caused another dislocation today.

William Carr Water Street Friendship Engine House

New Bank Lettered on Shenandoah Valley Site

The Shenandoah Valley National Bank prepares a new home with occupancy imminent. Today the glass transom above the northeast corner entrance at Main and Piccadilly streets was decorated with the word Bank in large gold letters.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Rendvicss Main and Piccadilly Streets Bank

Christ Church Plans Vested Choir in Winchester

Arrangements are complete for a fixed vested choir at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester. The choir, including many fine local voices and a trained boys chorus, will debut at the Christmas morning service with a joyous program. Ladies of the church have worked months to establish the choir.

Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Ladies of Christ Church

Prominent Virginia growers plan October fruit and flower exposition

A group of noted fruit growers led by Senator H L Lupton of Winchester is organizing a fruit flower and pure food exposition in Richmond Virginia next October. They aim to use the Masonic Temple as the venue and are coordinating arrangements for the event.

8. L. Lupton Winchester Richmond Masonic Temple

Brandy Crop Failure Reported in Page County

Jobe B Grandstaff of Columbia Furnace reports from Edinburg that no brandy was produced in Page county this year. He left Tuesday for Frederick county to attend to his business amid the district’s drought and crop troubles.

Jobe B Grandstaff Columbia Furnace Frederick County Edinburg Page County

Young Frank Cain Dies After Illness at 19

Frank Cain died last night at his mother's home on South Main street after a prolonged illness from consumption and typhoid. He was 18 or 19, a native of the city, and leaves his mother Mrs. Mia Annie E. Cain and siblings Nellie Ruth Alice James R. Lewis M. Cain. Funeral set for Sunday at 3 p.m. from Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Chas. D. Bulla. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Cain worked at Frank T. Woodward's barber shop and was a member of Charley Rouss Fire Company.

Frank Cain South Main Street Cain Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South the Star Chas, D. Bulla Mount Hebron Mia Annie E. Cain Nellie Ruth Alice James R Lewis M. Cain Mr. Cain Mr. Oain Frank T. Woodward West Water Street Charley Rouss Fire Company

Death Came In Young Womanhood

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Katharine Hartman wife of Mr. John D Hartman will be at Bethel Church at ten o clock Saturday morning Rev W J Smith will officiate and interment will be in Grangers graveyard She died of consumption at 25 after a brief marriage Her maiden name was Lewis daughter of Isaac Lewis She is survived by her husband her father and brothers and sisters Tas Lewis of Pingtieenits

Mary Katharine Hartman John D. Hartman Albini County Bethel Church W. J. Smith Mountain Falls Grangers Hartman Mies Lewis Isaac Lewis Tas. Lewis Ping Tieenits

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Thos. E. Schwartz Dr. Hannum Berryville Land Company Will MR. Jordan New Bank Christ Church South Main St
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