The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-21

risdiction of the court until the case is
disposed of.
Rev. j. w. Link. of Bristol, Va.
preached to-day in st. Petor's Lutheran
Church. at Toms Brook, and II is ex-
pected that call will be extended to
him to become pastor OF that church
and also ST. Paul's Church, at Stras-
burg. In that event he will be asked
to succeed the late Rev. L. l. Smith,
D. D.
Mrs. Charles Young, OF Waynesboro,
who had been unable to get news from
her husband since he left home several
months ago to look for employment
learned a few days ago, through rela
tives and policemen. that he had been
injured by a dynamite explosion in a
quarry near Martinsburg, and that his
condition was serious. Relatives of the
injured man went to Martinsburg. and
he Will be taken home as soon as his
condition permits.
The annual meeting of the Shenan-
doah Baptist Association will be held
In tho church Of that denomination at
Rockland Warren county. on August
80 and 81 and September l.
Lyme Dupuy Mccormick. OF Clarke
county. has been appointed midship-
man at large by President Taft, and he
left Berryville several days ago for
Annapolis to take his examinations.
He is a son of Surgeon A. NJ d. Nc
Cormick. who has been medical direc-
tor at the Naval Academy for several
years.
Professor c. NJ Farmer has been
elected principal Of the public school
of Front Royal, and Will take UP his
new duties on September ~. For the
past four years he has been principal
OF the Berryville schools.
Fred S. Hunt, formerly manager of
Winchester wooden mill. and now of
Martinsburg. w. Va, and Miss Mamie
]. Barr, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward NJ. Barr, of Winchester. were
married few days ago in Washing
ton and are now on an extended trip
to the North. including a visit to Mr.
Hunts home place, Rochester. N. Y.
Marshall Tapscott. member of a we'll
Laura Mutton. daughter OF Mrs. Minerva
Mutton and the late John NJ Mutton, of
Winchester. were married last week in
Chambersburg. Pa. by Rev. Alfred e.
Race. They will make their home in
this city upon returning from their
honeymoon.
Mrs. Baker seabright, of Winohes-
ter. suddenly has sprung into the pub
lie eye as a result OF the news going
forth to the metropolitan newspapers
that abe had been fined In the police
court for spanking her hve-year-old
son. who wanted to go back to a yard
party for moro ice cream and cake
whom he was too sleepy to keep his
eyes open. Mrs. SeabrIgnt has received
many letters from various sections OF
the country. in which she Is commend
ed for the stand she took in chastising
her rebellious offspring, and she has
also received numerous newspaper clip
pings.
Many members of the Sine family
are gathering from far and near to
attend the annual reunion Of that clan.
which will be held near Winchester on
August "a. Those in charge OF the re-
union expect large gathering of bro
theirs and sisters. aunts and uncles and
cousins and friends. Notice has been
served. however, that all who attend
will be expected to bring their own
dinner baskets. we'll filled.
Fred 2. Lunenberger and Dave Tyson,
OF Frederick county. who openly sold
whiskey last Sunday at the Methodist
camp meeting at Ridgeway. have been
unable to get bail and have been held
for the grand jury at Martinsburg.
They pleaded guilty when arraiened
for hearing. It has developed that
they not only sold liquor to laymen and
boys, but that several ministers who
wanted to get evidence went up to the
buggy in which the men had opened a
barroom and bought the wet goods"
paying 80 cents a pint One minister
carried his pint in his hand up the
main aisle of the big tent and placed
II on the pulpit. saying he had just
bought it. Then men were then
grabbed by deputy marshaIs and sher-
Ifs and hustled off to the Berkeley
county jail
While waiting for a train at night in
the Cincinnati station, Miss Eta B.
Thatcher. of Winchester who was re-
turning from San Antonio, Texas. was
robbed of her handbag, containing nor
railroad tickets, money and jewelry, by
young man who had been watching
her. and who ran up and snatched her
handbag as two policemen went into
the station office to register. Miss
Thatcher screamed and held on to the
bag, but the thief tore II from the
handle and escaped before the officers
saw him.
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