The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-28


ers.
A large number OF students OF the
Catholic University of Washington
have been spending the past week in
the Virginia Valley. touring the battle
fields and other points of historical in
terest They visited all the forts and
Stonewall" Jackson's headquarters, In
Winchester. and left for Luray. expect
ing TO go bear hunting in the noun
tain7.
Ven Meter Hack. OF Bartopvllle, this
county, who was injured last Monday
night In an automobile crash in Balti-
moro. in which his cousin. Frederick
Home Hack, Jr., was killed, is slowly
recovering from his injuries at the
home OF his uncle. near Baltimore in
letter received BY young Hacks
mother he denies all the published re-
ports that Home Hack and himself had
been drinking n great deal during the
day He says they had several beers
together. but that most of their time
was spent at the home of n relative
Mrs. Morrison. and making final ar
engagements for the contemplated trip
OF Home Hack. Jr. to Europe.
Sudcliffe n. Widdup. who is alleged
Washington and Frederick counties,
Nd. in connection with tho sale OF
stock in the National Stone and Brick
| Company, and who was recently in
dicted at Hagerstown. has been appre-
| hended In Washington and taken to the
scene OF his former activities for trial
Widdup owns some property in Win
chester, and as soon as creditors
learned that ne was realty holder
here they employed lawyers to attach
the property.
Henry f. Fox, an attorney, and Miss
Elizabeth Mccall, both of Harrisburg.
Pa. were members of q party Of friends
which attended tho Berryville horse
show last week. and before returning
| home they decided to get married in
Winchester. The ceremony according
ly was performed by Rev James r.
Graham. ID. D.. pastor emeritus OF the
Presbyterian Church in Winchester.
Mrs. Fannie F. Robinson. wife of S. S.
Robinson, died at her home here the
latter part OF the week from the
measles. aged forty-nine years This
is the first time In many years that
person of her age has died of that
| disease in this city.
MIS-. Louis Henry Holman, daughter
OF the late George r. Henry. winches-
Ter newspaper man. and the wife of
DR.. Jesse Holman, of Syracuse, n. " has
been taken to Saranac Lake. III of tuber-
culosis. Mrs. Holman was on the
stage for number OF years, starring
as sal Skinner" She married her
manager, man named King. and after
divorcing him she became the wife OF
Esbert Van Alstyne. the noted COM
poser of music, from whom she also
was divorced.
| David Arch Dickson, OF Bristol, and
Miss Nay Belle Stouffer, daughter of
MIR. Trd Mrs. Daniel K. Stoufcr, for
merly of this city, but now or Hemlock,
N. c., were married here several days
ago at the home of Thomas p. Gray
| beal by Rev. G. L. Taylor. pastor of
Market Street Methodist Episcopal
| Church. They left to spend their hon
eymoon in the North
w a. Higgs, owner OF the Jefferson
Cooperage Company's plant. which was
| burned down last Saturday night at
partly insured, is arranging to rebuild
at once. So
Dr. william VA. Swmley, a we'll
| known Winchester physician, has sued
the Capital Traction Company, OF
| Washington. for $4,000 damages. He
had been to Richmond on professional,
business last December. and was re-
J turning homo by way OF Washington
He was alighting from Il street car late
at night. and claims the car was negli-
gently set in motion. throwing him TO
the ground and lnf1icting permanent in
Juries to his hip and other parts OF his
body.
u NJ. Page. member OF an old Eau
quier county family, who ran away
from home when lad In knee breeche s
and Joined the. Mosby command In the
Confederate Army, died several days
| ago. aged Sky soYan Years MT tbs