Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-07-24
ExcHANeE NOTES.

These meetings will continue every eye
ming. beginning at o'clock and on Sun
day Afternoon at 3 O'Clock and Sunday
night at $50, to which the general pub-
lie is invited. On l1th day of August the
annual conference OF the State will begin,
when able help in the ministerial lire
will be present. A number of this sect
from different portions Of the State
will encamp on the grounds for two weeks
and regular campmeeting services Will be
held every day and night. The Seventh
Day Adventists believe that Saturday is
the day to be observed as the day of rest
instead of Sunday, and also in the second
personal coming of Christ, bnt do not be-
lIeve in setting any particular time when
lie will appear.
Harrisonburg State Republican The
restaurant Of Paul Summa, Shenandoah,
Va, was entered by burglars Wednesday
morning last, who blew open large sale,
containing thirteen hundred dollars and
four hundred dollars worth of jewelry -
The force of the explosion blew the door
off its fasteDings, across the restaurant
floor, and awoke Summa, who started to
descend the stairway. lie was halted by
one of the burglars and told not to adj
vance or they would blow his brains out
He paid no attention to the threat
whereupon the BURGLARS fled seven
shots in the direction he was coming. -
Summa reireated to his bedroom and
escaped uninjured.
The burglars disappeared in the dark
ness, taking with them five hundred dol
lars in cash and four hundred dollars
worth of family jewelry. In their hurry
they overlooked bag containing eight
hundred dollars in gold, which was after
wards found under the safe. 1t belonged
to an old widow lady, who gave it tC
Summa for saiekeeping. Mrs. Summa
was Frustrated by the affair and now lies
dangerously i'll. The burglars escaped
Identification.
Stanton indicator : Wednesday night
near Schutterlee's Mill, to perpetrate
practical joke, Mr.. L. n. Bonaparte Sill
ings called out to Frank Smith, who was
coming up the road in the dark. to "Hal'
Smith responded with rock, fracturinG
Silllugs' lower jaw bone in two places
and mutllating his face badly. DR.. A
NJ. Henkel was called in, and though
seriously hurt, Sillings was dong we'll a
, o'clock yesterday morning.
DR.. Fred. Waitley, aged forty-thrce
a single man, for some years residing OF
his farm in Campbell county, near Lynch
burg, returned from hunting last Monda!
and deliberately shot himself dead. HC
was a native of England and had formerl!
been a surgeon in the British army, serv
ing with a command in India. Som
time ago he was brought to the Insan
Asylum at Stanton for treatment, ant
lately returned home from that institu
ton apparently restored. He was yer.
popular in Lynchburg to which city h
was frequent vislto.
Young Ed. ". Perry, son Of ex-Gov
Perry of Florida, is lying i'll at the Vii
GINA Hotel from taking dose of aqu
ammonia in mistake for aromatic spirits O
ammonia Wednesday night. Drs. Gibso
and II. II. Henkel are in attendance o.
him, as is his sister, Mrs. Nellie II. Ross O
Pensasols, Florida. who is stopping at th
Kalorama. His mother in Florida wa
telegraphed for yesterday evening.
A correspondent of the Harrisonbur
Spirit says A frightul accident occurre
: on Mr.. Rod" Dudley's farm last Thur:
day evening. A Mr.. Terry, who is, {
. was employed as a farm hand by Nj
Dudley, was ploughing corn and, wAe
the days work was finished, he unhitche
his horse aud looped the traces over ii
harness. as all farmers have done hui
dreds of times, aud little did he thin
that the horse aud traces would soon PIT
an end to his life. Well, he jumped G
I the horse and started for the barn, but /
! was hardly seated before the horse tire
- him and in some way the trace caugl
him around the leg, the horse ran aroun
r the field with all his might and dragg'
c the unfortunate man after him. lie r;
n to the barn yard gate and stopped, Nh'
Mr.. Dudley and a eolored man hurried
Mr.. Terry's rescue, but they were too lat
for the horse had already done his feari
u work. The men lifted the uuconscio
\, nan and started for the house, but
a died before they had crossed the ba
d yard. When they lifted him it seem
y that every bone in his body was broke
His head and face were cut and brui;
in terrible manner, but his skull v
n. not broken.
or He leaves wife and four or five SIN
n. children. 1t is very sad for them to hi
III husband, father and only support
suddenly and horribly taken from the
Winchester NecS On Tuesday even
of last week Miss Moore, daugh
r. Of Col. J.. T. Moore, retired alb
90 9 o'clock and fell into a deep sleep. /
nd next morning 1t was impossible to arol
is her and she slept all day. DR.. Magu
he was called in on Wednesday and succee.
N in arousing the young lady. She
lal slept almost uninterruptedly for % hol
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