The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
YOUTH WILL HAVE
AN EARLY TRIAL
Case OF John Anderson Will Be
Heard i'll Court at Char
lottcsvillc.
FRUIT GROWERS BUSY
They arc Preparing for Fifteenth
ANNUAL Convention in
Roanoke.
FRUIT GROWERS BUSY
Especial to rhe Times -Dispatch. !

ana early summer in the Winchester
Jail for selling II brass handle and
door plate he removed from one Of the
doors OF the new post office I'm this
city. Rev. W. y. Smith, rector o,
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. in.
tcrested himself In the boys behalf
with The result that Judge Henry Ci,v
Mcdowell, Of LynchburE, who prcsidcs
over the United States Court for the
Western District of Virginia. directed
that Anderson be taken to Charlottcs-
WHO for trial at a term of the court
10 be convened there Tomorrow morn.
ing. and Anderson has been taken to
Charlottesville by Deputy Marshal
John ID. Rogers, OF Stnunton The
boys case has attracted widespread
interest and sympathy. and 4; is cX.
pccted that the court will commit him
TO a reform school. 1t was the in.en
ton OF District Attorney Barnes GAL
icspie not to take up Andcrson's case
until next June, at liarrisonburg.
\ large number or Winchester and
Frederick county fruit growers have
left for Roanoke to attend the fifteenth
annual convention of the Virginia iIor-
ticuitural Society. which will be held
thcro this week. The last meeting was
hcid in Winchester. The local fruit
growers have shipped over 100 boxes
ana about thirty barrels Of choice
hpples to be entered in the competition
ior prizes at the fruit show 20 he held
IN connection with the convention. and
a large sign. six by ten feet, made OF
Ne"town pippins and red Ben DAVIS
hPp,es oN v. Il. iiaines. was also taken
10 Roanoke. Tho apples In the sign
make up the words. Virginia Apples
Joseph lhornberry and Lewis Pear
50" sustained serious injuries "A day or
'"o ago when Scaffold on which they
we're WORKING IN the new boiler-room
Oh the Giaize planning mill fell sud
u. rme denfis' ana had TO be dug out
lhey were removed TO their homes. and
60 f' "i'uet tne care oil physicians Both,
"'" WI recover
inc series of week OF prayer ser
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.i'uist episcopal church with a
union meeting, III which all the
80 ministers OF protestant churches
re-. .ie'paleu. me sermon on The
bro'herhood OF Nan" was preached by
80, ae'houist episcopal Church.
an oHering was received Tor
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