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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1900

Page

4

Winchester Inn Guests Go Fishing Near Berry's Ferry

New York visitors Measers Cadiers and Carmin stayed at the Winchester Inn with Mr. E. E. Stone and went to Berry's Ferry for a short fishing trip. Messrs Sam Atwell and William Wood joined them. Wood slipped from a boat and fell into shallow water, leaving him soaked but unharmed.

Winchester Inn Cadiers Carmin New York E. E. Stone Berry’s Ferry Sam, R. Atwell William Wood Berrys Ferry Mr. Wood Mr. Atwell

Rev John Newman Acquitted In Maryland Case

Rev John Newman a former pastor of the Free Will Baptist Church in Winchester was acquitted yesterday after being arrested in Hagerstown on a Tuesday night. He faced charges of interfering with an officer while police sought a man wanted for stealing and was himself arrested during the incident.

Jnc. C. Newman The Free Will Baptist Church Winchester Hagerstown Newman

India Famine Relief Fund receives Greenspring Sunday school gift

The Evening Star reports a 1.75 dollar contribution from Greenspring Sunday school for India famine relief. Proceeds were collected last Sunday and delivered to The Star by Superintendent AlPine, then sent to New York this morning via United States Express.

The Evening Star Greenspring Sunday School India Famine Relief Fund Star Office AlPine New York United States Express

Talented Young Matron Visiting from Washington

Mrs. Charles Heinline of Washington visits her parents Rev. and Mrs. E. Olin Eldridge. She possesses a cultivated voice of near professional quality and sang at Market St. M. E. church after prayer meeting last night and may sing again at Sunday services.

Charles Heinline Washington E. Olin Eldridge Heinline Market St. M. E. Church

Captain Sanderson Joins St Paul S Sailors To Europe

One passenger aboard the steamer St Paul from New York to Europe was Colonel J H Saunderson of New York who is a frequent visitor to Mr Jas B Russell of the city. Mr Harry Russell also sailed on the same ship.

Captain Sanderson Europa St. Paul New York Europe J. H. Saunderson Jas. B. Russell Harry Russell

Gold convoy from Klondike heads to New York in BC mine haul

A 7,897 ounce cone shaped gold lump valued at $135,000 moves from Caribou Hydraulic mine at Quenell Forks British Columbia to New York. Light to fresh west winds and fair skies mark tonight and Friday as the armed guard protects the shipment.

New York Klondike Caribou Quenell Forks British Columbia

Mrs. E A Matthews Visits Daughter in City

Mrs E A Matthews of Martinsburg visits her daughter Miss Maude Matthews in this city for a call.

E. A. Matthews Martinsburg Miss Maude Matthews Maude Crisman Keyser W. Va Minnie Lynn Cumberland, Md Belle Larrick Hattie Nixon Middletown Ada Hatcher Hayfield L. E. Rice North Main Street

Daily Briefs From Fredericksburg and Vicinage

Local notes report Charles Wyndham cutting his thumb opening potted ham. Florence White visits her grandfather in Neffstown, while Stuart Hunter hosts relatives in King George. The Leafe family travels to Philadelphia and Bristol with return plans. Delegates return from Harrisonburg. two initiates named. Various visits to hotel Evans and Sal em area. Heat knocks out workers rebuilding North Kent street foundations. Cotton mills in Falls River suspend production. several mills listed. Capon trip yields few fish. Follmer shoots a rattlesnake three feet long with eleven rattles.

Charles Wyndham Florence White Philadelphia David Crone Neffstown

Bargain Suits and Coats Seasonal Prices Displayed

Berge Suits priced at 6.19 7.50 and 10. Odd Skeleton Serge Coats single or double breasted Alpaca Coats 2.25 2.75 3.00 Washable Vests in new fabrics Crash Suits from 2 Crash Trousers 1 Duck Trousers 1 Pure Linen trousers 1.50 Office Coats for boys and men Flannel Suits and trousers Summer-weight Worsteds Cassimers and Scotch Mixtures Coats made in skeleton style Light weight suitable for hot days.

Well Known Colored Woman Bettie Slaughter Dies

Bettie Slaughter a 39 year old mother of fifteen and second wife of Benjamin Slaughter died at Clearbrook of heart failure. She weighed about 225 pounds. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow with interment in Rippon West Virginia.

Bettie Slaughter Clearbrook Benjamin Slaughter Rippon W. Va

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John Newman India Pen-Mar Richard L. Gray Winchester Creamery Stephens City Albins Unger’s North Frederick Stuart Hunter Wheeling, W. Va King George Fredericksburg Free Lance R. B. Allen Richmond T. L. Allen Julia Carrie Hunter Rosaire E. Stuart King George County Harrisonburg the Revenue J. E. Correll J. Robt. Doran J. P. Shreckhise Mattie and Evelyn Shreckhise Staunton, Va Shreckhise Edward Snapp North Market Street Robt. L. Gray North Kent Street Messrs. Orndorff and Ritter Falls River Massachusetts Merchants’ and Cresent Sagamore Stafford Laurel Lake Union Manufacturing Company Messrs. Follmer Williamsport J. Frank Eddy Michael Collins Steinman Snapp L. A. Miller Robert L. Gray Capon North Main St Minnie F. Ward Atlantic City Woodbine School House Epward Mason White Hall X. Newton Morris West Clifford St Fred Boyd Water St Mary Laughlin Pacific Ave Ohio Ave Atlantic Cty N. J Laughlin Kent Street Presbyterian Church Kent and Water Streets Kent St. Presbyterian Church Water Street Court House Ava G Korty Ae Ayrers Horicks Conrad T. K. Cartmb John Stephen Enson Love Trustees Water Consumers Old Town P. W. Boyd Kent St. Presbyterian Cree Ae Kurtz Clay Krebs Holmes Conrad T. K. Cartmell John Stephenson WM. S. Love Estray Cattle Joseph J. Russell Witchester Hable’s National Hotel Washington, D. C Main and Water Sts American Ticket Brokers’ Association Harry Byrp Amherst Street Kent I. H. Faulkner Star-Times East Water St Thomas Keating Agt Cumberland Beer and Braddock Barwell Supplied Cumberland Brewing Company S. H. Hable Main and Water Streets Jos. Schlitz Milwaukee Beer Robert M. Henry J. Robert Dorn SS Aa Sawin Oda Wilson Gibson Finch Welty Ohio Valley L. Hester J. Robert Doran
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