The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-28

held for court on the charge of assault
ard battery. Cook owns a farm ten-
anted by William Nicely, The men
wero to have had settlement few
days ago. and they became engaged In
a quarrel. Cook, who was using
Ratchet at the time, Is said to have
rushed at Nicely with the Ratchet
drawn in a threatening manner. where
upon Nicely knocked him down with a
large stone. Recovering Cook and two
boys chased Nicely down the road, the
latter falling against a gatepost and
injuring himself badly. only to be set
upon by Cook and his companions
When the hearing was held yesterday,
Nicely was fined $40 and costs. and
Cook was held in bond for a hearing
next Saturday. When they appeared
IN court, both men had their heads
swathed In. bandages. Much feeling
has been stirred up among the friends
Of Cook and Nicely
DR.. Henry NJ. White one of the most
widely known Presbyterian ministers
in this section OF the State. who Is pas
tor of opequon Memorial Church at
kernstown, Frederick county, was
days ago suffering. with a severe attack
Rev William Mcc. White, Of Peters
burg. and Rev. Hugh White, OF China.
MARKET ne sreet Pp' 1T paaopn al
Church, one OF the largest instruments
of the kind IN the State, was dedicated
the dedicatory sermon being preached
tor, now. Of washington. Ihe organ
contributed by Andrew Carnegie.
John Wilmington well-known re-
tired farmer OF Frederick county. died
after lingering illness incident to adj
vanced age. He was seventy-nine years
Old and leaves his widow and several
grown children.
terrorized residents OF the Lebanon
Church and Fishers Hill vicinities of
Shenandoah county, mas mas spread LEO
yesterday a large dog. which was
mouth, was killed near Whitacre. put
not until It had attacked number OF
people. None OF the people. however,
was bitten, as they were able to fight
the dog off till they reached places OF
safety. other rabid dogs are said to be
and ths S be asaea t.
have them killed.
:, Boyd fd unse r, and Mss s,, Pearl shade
lies Of Morgan and Frederick counties,
were married this week, and will live
on the groom's farm near Whitacre.
Relatives here have received mess
ages announcing the tragic death oil
John e. Walk, travelling salesman IN
the Southern States for a New. York
diamond and tewelry firm, he having
car In Columbus, Ga, several days ago,
He was fifty-seven years old, a resident
OF Annapolis. Md, and his wife, who
Ws ,or wR on son R aas q Baker
daughter OF the late George w. Baker,
of Winchester
Mary Mason, the former OF Bunker Hill
and the latter of Inwood. were married
several days ago by Rev. William F.
Locke, OF the Southern Methodist
on the groom's farm near Bunker Hill,
A syndicate OF Washington men,
headed by A. S. Patterson. has made
one of the largest deals In apple land
ever recorded in this section, having
bought 1900 acres on the eastern
slope of Third Hill Mountain, in Berke-
He y s nG5 fhe ps mas
$4,000 cash. The land Will be cleared
and planted in apple and peach trees.
While on his run. Freight Conductor
G.. 7. Grimes, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, was seriously injured q
few days ago IN peculiar manner,
He. was sitting in the caboose OF his
train when the air pipes suddenly burst,
the explosion hurting him to the CELL
ing of the car. fracturing his skull. He
sustained other injuries
Robert Armistead Colston, member of
Inc o!d S.an ns county ram
Miss Mamie Levi was a social event
in Berryville last week. got no further
on his wedding trip than Washington,
and is now in a hospital. The day Mr..
and Mrs. Colston arrived in that city he
was taken III very suddenly. and
surgical operation had to be performed
His condition is improved, but he will
not be able to leave the hospital Tor
another week.