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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1900

Page

4

Judge Atkinson Objects To City Digging Plan

City Council critics and Judge W M Atkinson clashed after he argued that earth and stone removal near his corner on Washington and Girard streets damaged his property. Contractors Mc Farland Steele and Plank had been allowed to excavate under street supervision, with a plan to gain unimproved streets at no cost. A council resolution halted the digging pending further investigation.

W. M. Atkinson Judge Atkinson Atkinson

Memorial Exercises at Rouss Monument in Mount Hope Cemetery

The Confederate veterans of New York City held memorial services at the Mount Hope cemetery. About two hundred veterans with wives and friends attended as hymns were sung by Miss Bessie Clay, a prayer by Rev. George S. Baker, and an address by J. B. Wilkinson. The Rouss monument was decorated with flowers and Mrs. Martha S. Gelow recited the Confederate Farewell.

Confederate Veterans of New York City Mount Hope Hudson Bessie Clay America George S. Baker J. B. Wilkinson Rouss Charles B. Rouss

City Council Approves Street Sprinkler Plan

Eight council members discuss a street sprinkler. An ordinance allocates 250 for the device and operation 150 for purchase 100 for annual upkeep. Gray notes 150 cost and private operators willing at 25 monthly for four to six months. Council cites treasury limits and will report receipts and expenditures at June meeting.

Messrs. Hensell Lewis Kremer Gray R. W. Haymaker Boyd Haddox J. M. Haymaker Finance Committee

Voter Turnout Slogan and Tailoring Bargain

A note urges every voter to turn out and express sentiments at the polls while a local tailor at Stream Oyr Works 141 South Main Street offers old suits and dresses new life.

Norrow Stream Oyr Works South Main Street

Swartz elected Latin and Greek chair at Fort Worth University

The friend of Prof. M. W. Swartz announces his election to the Latin and Greek chair at the Fort Worth University in Texas. Swartz will earn his PhD while teaching there, after completing an MA at the University of Virginia. The Methodist institution enrolls 711 students. Supt. Diffenderfer returns from Hagerstown with Mason Temple front news. Lutrell Lucas of Baltimore visits Miss Emma Russell, sister of Miss May Dillibunt who visits the Russell family.

M. W. Swartz University of Virginia University of Fort Worth Texas Swartz Fort Worth Fort Worth University Lutrell Lucas Baltimore Emma Russell Mrs. Lucas May Dillibunt Misses Russell

Local religious meetings at United Brethren Institute

This morning discussions covered Fear as a Motive to Salvation by Rev S D Skelton and Jealousy by Rev T J Lawrence with Higher Criticism by Rev L W Lutz. Tonight at 8 oclock Rev L W Lutz preaches. Last night Rev B K Wine delivered a splendid sermon to a large crowd. Mrs H D Fuller hosted a supper party on North Washington Street with attendees including Miss Ethel Newcome Miss Virginia Cover Miss Nellie Cover Miss Bessie Love Mr Harry Russell Mr J B Patton Mr Jas S Russell and Stewart Bell.

United Brethren Institute S. D. Skelton T. J. Lawrence L. W. Lutz 8. K. Wine Mrs. Fuller North Washington Street H. D. Fuller Ethel Newcome New York Virginia Cover Nellie Cover Bessie Love Harry Russell 7. B. Patton Jas. S. Russell Stewart Bell

Sperry v Schmidt Thrown Out In Police Court

The case Sperry versus Schmidt was heard in police court today. Uncle Billy Sperry had a warrant for F W Schmidt the carpenter for threatening to assault. Justice Bragonier dismissed the case citing lack of justification in the threat.

Sperry

W C T U Plans Regular Thursday Meeting

The W. C. T. U. will hold a regular session Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock with a request for full attendance.

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