The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-06

Mrs. Dawson, who has been at the
her own home yesterday, taking her
five children with her.
The farmers OF Warren and Isappa-
hammock counties who thought they had
thousands Of bushels Of wheat stored
In tho elevator OF tho Front Royal MILF
ng Company, which made an assign.
mcnt last week, have very little hope
Of getting their m"-cy in fall, and
some Will be surprised If they receive
any. The affairs OF the company arc
now In tho hands OF Trustees A. a.
Weaver and ". W. Sonncr and they
have, had suit Instituted for con
Scntion OF the creditors OF the com.
pany. and tho manager j. w WcifIcv
The farmers stored their wheat in tho
mill, and although Il has been sold.
they have not received their money
Mr. Weaver states that the propcrty
vii be sold under an order OF ms
court. and the funds will be distributed
pro rata a number Of people have
Of purchasing Il and rcopcning tie
mill after the settlement is made
A marriage license was issued at the
Office of the clerk OF Frederick county
yesterday TO Roy a. Miller. formerly
Gagged In the railroad business in
Washington, d. c. and Miss Carrie
Sale. daughter of Captain sidney H.
Sale. OF Star Tannery. this county, and
they left for Washington 10 have tho
ceremony performed.
Jerome Jewell. Frederick county
farmer went to Hagerstown yesterday
on hunt for his wife ana young
daughter. Bertha Jewell. who had left
home. Mrs. Jewell left a note stating
that she was gone for good ..Io tho
old farm life. farewell for am tirea
OF ~ the note concluded. 1t is said
that Jewell has located his wife. and
is awaiting an opportunity to get the
child Jewell said that his wife told
him II she did not see more Of life
she would 20 mad.
George ". Crist, aged twentv-two
years. son Of Albert Crist, was taken
up by the police and held FOR n hearing
on the charge OF perjury In swearing
inat stella NJ Bingaman, whom he
old. when lie took out marriage
license. Tho girl with whom he eloped
was twelve years old last March. She
Is rather we'll developed for one OF
that age. She Wore short dresses b,i,
she had her hair done up with rats
and putfs to make her look older When
she told her story at police headuuar-
tiers she cried. Crist said he intended
IT is stated that the county authorities
may bring criminal proceedings OF a
more serious character against him af-
ter the perjury charges have been dis
posed OF.
The funeral of Miss Cora Turner
daughter of Willi2m Turner. who was
killed with shotgun several days ago
by her jealous lover F'itzhugh Conner.
Of Page county, who then committed
suicide. took place yesterday, and was
one of the largest funerals seen IN
that section of Page county in long
time. many people being attracted by
morbid curiosity as a result OF the ex-
element occasioned by the double
tragedy. Conner was desperately in
love with the girl, who was very pretty
and winsome, and because of the at
tentions paid to her by Fletcher Ham
mer he became exceedingly jealous
After an hours conversation on the
steps OF the village church. he shot her
twice. Her little sister heard the shots,
and as she ran UP Conner reloaded the
gun and killed himself
Mrs Margaret Keckley Aftleck, tho
last member of one OF the Oldest
families OF Frederick county, who had
years OF her life, was seized with acute
indigestion shortly after breakfast a
few days ago and expired before med
ical attention could be summoned. -Four
lived for many. years opposite the Hill
man tollgate. on the Valley Pike, near
Winchester. where an old woman held
up Sheridan's army during the Civil
War and required each cavalryman 10
pay toll.
Miss Fannie Lupton. teacher in
county school, who found it necessary
to give John Mccormick a spanking.
and against whom charges OF assault
and battery We're preferred by the lads
father has been acquitted and exon
Grated by the magistrate who heard
the case. There was an able array Of
counsel present to prosecute and. de-
fend. and sundry witnesses also testi-
fed - to the manner In which young
Mccormick was spanked
Mrs. Mary NJ. Dolan died several days
ago al her home in Western section
OF the county, a. the age Of ninety one
years. \ few days before her death,
Miss Eliza Scrivenner. member OF an
other old family. died at the age Of
ninety-eight years, and her cousin. Mrs
Mary Trone. who lived on the adjoin-
ing farm, died at the age of eighty
years.
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