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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1900

Page

4

Popular Railroad Man Dies in Richmond

Captain W. W. Anderson a veteran Chesapeake and Ohio railroad man dies at his Richmond home after a brief illness. He was born in Louisa county about fifty years ago and leaves Nellie Cartmell his wife a son W. W. Anderson Jr. and church membership in Third street Christian.

N. M. Cartmell Richmond W. W. Anderson North Tenth Street Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Anderson Chesapeake and Ohio Road Gordonsville John Graham Third-street Christian Church

Accuser’s blunder lands him in the chain gang

George Dixon, a colored man, filed a warrant against William Boss for assault, but evidence showed Dixon was the aggressor. Justice Bragonier freed Boss and sentenced Dixon to ten days on the chain gang for misusing court procedure. Also reported: Walter Pleines in uniform photos, B&O strike by 62 Cumberland machinists, and Emma Russell’s return from Baltimore.

George Dixon William Boss Dixon Justice Bregonier Boss

Epworth League Meetings and City Collections Reported

Mrs Carrie Barr and Mr Mc Kim Parker gave a solo at the Ep worth League gathering in Brad dock street Church South. Miss Etta Grim led Ep worth League services at Market Street M E Church. Y P C U spoke at U B Church on Christ Rejected. The report lists ward collections totaling 8807 98 with 159 38 from 275 donors, many small sums and several colored contributors. Acknowledges effort by Mrs Leathers Misses Shepard Haymaker Hattie Russell and others.

Carrie Barr Mc- Kim Parker Epworth League Braddock St. M. FE Etta Grim M. E. Church Christ U. B. Church E. H. Diffenderfer Leathers Shepard Haymaker Hattie Russell Katharine Kurtz Katharine Gibson Lucy Russell Lucy Kurtz Kate McVicar Snapp Gray Haddox 4Th Ward Bragonier Emma Reuss

Heavy Brogans and Kip Shoes On Sale Now

A big line of heavy goods offered at low prices. Heavy brogans priced around $1.00 and kip shoes about $1.25 with oil grain items at $1.87, appealing to spring wardrobe needs.

Santos Coffee King of Patents Strasburg Barr Main

Winchester Call For Businessmen Association Meeting

At 8 o clock p m Friday March 16 mayor R T Barton calls a meeting of all interested in forming a Winchester business men s association to be held at the Court House Hall. Also notes Noonan s Café serves fine deviled crabs first of the season and mentions visitors Mr Charles McCann leaving for Chambersburg and Mr D K Stauffer of Rock Oak W Va in town.

Winchester Business Men’s Association Court House Hall Noonan D. K. Stauffer Rock, Oak, W. Va

Inspector of Mantanzas to Arrive in Town

Mrs Bertie Cooney formerly Bertie Stringer of this city but now in Havana Cuba where her husband Dr D C Cooney is sanitary inspector of Mantanzas Province is due this week to visit her aunt Mrs Riely Grim of south Braddock street They are currently in Washington having reached the United States last Thursday Dr Cooney a Marylander and prominent army surgeon is also expected and will stay for several days

Mantanzas Bertie Cooney Bertie Stringer Havana Cuba D. C. Cooney Riely Grim South Braddock Street Cooney Washington States

Soldiers Return Expected March Or April From Philippines

In a letter Private W H McCarty of Co C Twenty second U S Infantry notes a expected return to the United States in March or April after months in the Philippines. He mailed home Manila mementoes including handkerchiefs for his sisters. Several local residents are noted as ill or recovering, including John Seal Mary McCarty Fred Calvert and Harry L Kurtz. Five Scranton International Correspondence School students enrolled Saturday inviting mail education.

Walter Pleines Jos. Wolf Philippines Co. C. Twenty-first U. S. Infantry Pleines W. H. McCarty James McCarty North Market Street Co. C U. S. Infantry United States Manila John Seal West Cork Street Mary McCarty Fred Calvert Harry L. Kurtz International Correspondence School Scranton Callon H. E. Arnold Taylor House Winchester

Funeral for Thomas Strider at Washington and Piccadilly

The funeral for the late Thomas Strider who died Saturday morning was held at 3 PM from his residence at the corner of Washington and Piccadilly streets. Rev. Dr. S. K. Cox officiated with pallbearers Wm. Conway George Blake Lewis Cooper John W. Rice Dorsey Walter and M. H. G. Willis.

Thomas Strider Washington and Piccadilly Streets 8. K. Cox Wm. Conway George Blake Lewis Cooper John W. Rice Dorsey Walter M. H. G. Willis

Certificates Returned After Delinquent Ministers Prompt Action

The Star published 1899 marriage certificates not yet returned to the county desk. On Friday clerk Cartmell prompted ministers, yielding most returns. One certificate for a colored couple remains outstanding, prompting questions about the paper's readership.

Tae Star T. K. Cartmell Taz Star

Mr. Herring to Return to Faulkner Building Store

Mr Herring formerly ran the Bee Hive Store in the Faulkner building near the Bridge on South Main Street and will reopen there after April 1. He has operated a similar shop in Davie West Virginia for several months.

Mr. &. EB. Herring Bee Hive Faulkner Building Bridge South Main Street Davie W. Va

For Sale Two Rat Terrier Pups 8 Weeks Old

Two black and tan Rat Terrier dog pups eight weeks old offered for sale. Located at 228 in 441 Fairmont Avenue, contact for details.

Fairmont Avenue

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Billy Boss The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cumberland Emma Russell Baltimore S. Rosenmeyer Star Shoe House Rouss Byron North Main St R. T. Barton Harry Parsons Winchester Steam Dying and Cleaning Works Charles McCann John S. Solenberger Chambersburg Duffey’s J. P. Haddox N. Main St Private McCarty H. L. Bennett Annie Hastman Frederick,Md Wm. Strickler John Strickler Hotel Evans Mr. Strider Mr. Herring South M. M. Lywen Atty Thomas Keating Agt Cumberland Beer and Braddock Barwell Supplied Cumberland Brewing Company North Main Street Robert M. Henry Telephone N. Centre St Cumberland, Md Ral Commercial College C. Edw Presho, Pres Postoffice Bld’g Winchester, Va Hackwood Farm Virginia W. Roy Stephenson Chambersville W. Roy Steepainson Assell Bros Millwood Clarke Co J.C Buarry E. Barnett Piccadilly St Iaker Franck Baker Slonaker & Williamson Phone Chas L. Crum
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