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Newspaper

Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

Page

4

Randolph-Macon Refuses To Play Shenandoah Valley Academy

Randolph-Macon of Front Royal Virginia declines to fulfill a scheduled return game with Shenandoah Valley Academy of Winchester. The earlier meeting produced a R M A win and players have since left the team. AVA team reportedly canceled to avoid likely defeat and faced with unsportsmanlike conduct claims.

Randolph-Wacon Front Royal Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester Shenandoah Normal College of Reliance V. A

Supt Lynch to Speak at Virginia Teachers League Meet

Virginia Teachers League set for Staunton July 30 to August 2 with prominent educators in attendance. City Superintendent M M Lynch will lecture August 2 on increasing public school funds. Delegates to be chosen June 15. Hackwood near Winchester hosts birthday reception for Mrs Boyd with Rev S D Skelton and many others attending.

Virginia Teachers League Staunton Virginia M. M. Lynch Teachers League E. Byd Hackwood Winchester

Women Rob Ribbons in Mount Hebron Cemetery

Complaints report acts of vandalism at Mount Hebron Cemetery where ribbons from floral tributes are stolen. Authorities note the culprits are women and warn that repeat offenses will lead to public disclosure of the offender’s name and arrest for theft.

Mount Hebron

McCarty Miller Case Dismissed in Hearing

Judge this afternoon heard the suit of William Carty versus H A Miller over harming use of an outlet on land. The argument showed the deed to previous owners allowed Miller to use the outlet, and the case was dismissed.

Snake Treed and Killed After Dog Alarm

Hay field resident Willis Anderson found a six and a half foot black snake treed in the yard after his dog barked this morning. The reptile was killed on the scene.

Willis Anderson Hayfield

Slander Suit Postponed in Mauzey v Pagh

Judge Harrison continues the slander case of W. H. Mauzey against Malachi Pagh to the next session. The $3,000 damages suit is postponed as the judge attends the Constitutional Convention next week.

Harrison W. H. Mauzey Malachi Pagh

Mrs Sutphin Visits Father in Fawcetts Gap

Mrs J E Sutphin of Flint Hill is visiting her father, D C set at Fawcetts Gap during a brief county trip.

J. E. Sutphin Flint Hill D. C. Set Fawcetts Gap

Stepmother Wins Custody of Nettie V Magalis Child

In Martinsburg West Virginia the County Court awarded custody of Nettie V Magalis to her step mother after a bitter dispute. The court also named Henry J Seibert guardian and ordered the child remain living with the step mother. The late J E Magalis was a Winchester native with relatives in Martinsburg and was killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Nettie V. Magalis J. E. Magalis Martinsburg W. Va Henry J. Seibert Magalis Winchester Baltimore and Ohio

Special memorial service by Winchester Lodge No 65 Knights of Pythias

Tomorrow at 3 30 p m members of Winchester Lodge No 65 Knights of Pythias will hold a memorial service at Castle Hall. The program will differ due to the death of C H Bredemeyer a Tennessee member and the first man installed after the lodge organized in 1888. After the service the Knights will march to Mt Hebron Cemetery to decorate the graves of departed brothers.

Winchester Lodge No. 65 Knights of Pythias Castle Hall C. H. Bredemeyer Tennessee Bredemeyer Mt Hebron Cemetery

A Gastronomic Dream Bread Delights Editor

Mr. T. O. Wyndham gave the editor a loaf made by Mrs. Wyndham. The editor praised its snowy flakiness and sweetness calling it a delicious gastronomic dream and took the loaf home to finish it himself.

T. O. Wyndham

Former Pupils Invited for College Event

Rev Dr John P Hyde president of Valley Female College invites all former pupils to meet at the college Monday at 10 30 oclock and march with the students to Braddock Street M E Church South where pews are reserved and to attend the class day exercises.

John P. Hyde the Valley Female College Braddock St M. E. Church

Paving Planned for Frederick Plaza Next Week

Work will commence next week to pave Frederick Plaza using day labor under the supervision of the Commission and Superintendent P. W. Boyd. Anderson and Grim will lay the pavements around City Hall.

Lost Boy Found At Frederick Plaza

A curly headed toddler, son of Mr. Thos. Brill, wandered Frederick Plaza this morning. City Sergeant Taylor identified the child and returned him to his parents near the Cumberland Valley depot.

Thos. Brill Frederick Plaza Taylor Cumberland Valley Depot

Cooper Wins Damages Over Unsound Horse Sale

In circuit court today the jury awarded L. F. Cooper 21265 damages against W. R. Yeakley for the sale of an unsound horse to Cooper. The suit centered on the failed horse sale and its financial impact.

L. F. Cooper W. R. Yeakley Mr. Cooper Yeakley

Weather forecast for Virginia with increasing clouds and NW winds

The United States Weather Bureau forecast for Virginia calls for fair tonight and increasing cloudiness on Sunday with fresh northwest winds. In Worthington versus Nicodemus the plaintiff Worthington was awarded one cent in damages with costs assessed against him.

United States Weather Bureau Today Virginia Worthington Vs. Nicodemus Worthington

Local social notes and visits in Winchester area

Daily notes record visits and travels of residents and visitors including Mr Harry Baker in Washington Mrs Chambers returning to Cumberland M W O Horsey from Baltimore Ms S G Hartman from Pittsburgh and others at Hotel Evans. The report lists social calls, illness, and upcoming meetings including the Mutual Farmers Club at Sam L Pidgeon’s in Wadesville and a Martinsburg visitor to West Point appointment for George Rivers Byrd.

the Mutual Farmers Club Sam Pidgeon Wadesville George Rivers Byrd University of Virginia Byrd West Point

French Count De Duphane Dies in Police Cell

The French born Capt De Duphane died in a police cell. He was son of the late Count Charles De Chambord and had adopted the name after naturalization in Norfolk Virginia in 1890. He pursued a claim to the title while continuing literary and musical pursuits and had contributions to the Tar Evening Star.

Fom Woodstock de Duphane Charles de Chambord France Queen Victoria Great Britain Capt da Duphane Norfolk Count Chambord Capt. de Duphane Ro’ert EK Lee Winchester

Will Attend Wedding Of Funsten Van Deventer

Miss Elizabeth Dame of Baltimore niece of Rev. N P Dame travels to Leesburg to attend the wedding of Robert E Funsten of St Louis and Miss Nancy J Van Deventer. The ceremony at the Episcopal Church in Leesburg is set for next Wednesday at high noon.

Elizabeth Dame Baltimore

Reverend Dame to Preach Baccalaureate Sermon

Rev Nelson P Dame travels to Staunton to preach the baccalaureate sermon in the Episcopal church for the Episcopal High School tomorrow morning. Miss Lorave Funkhouser returns from Phoenix to her home in Fawcetts Gap.

Nelson P. Dame Staunton Episcopal Church Episcopal High School Lor Ave Funkhouser Phoenix Fawcetts Gap

For Sale Jersey Cow with Calf and Locust Posts

A buyer can purchase a Jersey cow with her calf and a stack of locust posts, six to eight inches long. Item listed in an agricultural sale notice.

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Lynch McCarty-Miller Plaza Mr. Cooper Gats Horsey and Atwell West Water Street E. Bruce Cappex the Jeweler Harry Baker Washington Chambers Cumberland M. W. O. Horsey Balti- Mor G. Hartman Pittsburg Hotel Evans Mies Clemmie Ryan J. W. Aldridge Orkney Springs S. H. Hansbrough W. H., Baker Washington and Waer Streets Robert Di'man Edward Fiora Berkeley Springs Joseph E Kiger Castlotesville Eugenia Snapp Hugh Lewis Balimore Grace Kline George Windell Kline Miss Kelley George Statton Colorado Spirit of the Valley F. B. Kerfoot The Baptist Home Mission Board Atlanta Clarke County Jas. R. Bell Cumberland, Md Hotel Evans Bell J. D. Donavan United Brethren Church Malliasa Mr. Dame Thomas Keating Agt Cumberland Beer Braddock Barwell Cumberland Brewing Company North Main Street C. E. Huntsberry Miller Supply Co H. W. Clowe North Main St Elgin Waltham Hamilton Dueber Rogers & Bro Rogers 1847 Jewrerer Hrhnt N. Market Street Seal Brothers S. Main Street Loudoun Street Fair Grounds Water Street Rosa A. Striker Presbyterian Church Fairtyent Avenue Main Washington Streets
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