The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-29
REVIVAL SERVICES
HELD IN WINCHESTER
Merchants Close Stores and chool Children At
tenu-i1 orses Die Of listen pr at Govern
ment RemOunt Station
Ia Tho Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial TO Tho Times pispatch.l
Winchester, Va January 2S.-Win-
chester Is now experiencing the great
est religious revival since the days Of
Sam Jones. For the past week Rev.
William Black, ID. d.. Il noted Presby-
terrain evangelist of North Carolina.
in Market Street Methodist Episcopal
Church and 1t has been necessary to
hold overflow meetings each niEat.
Merchants arc closing their stores
public school children Of the city vii!
20 10 church. Three services were
held this aftcrnoon-in Market street
Church. Christ Episcopal Church and
overflow meetings were held tonight.
Cottage prayer meetings are held daily
III many homes. DR.. Black paid Win
chester compliment In a sermon u
day or two ago, when he declared that
he had heard no profanity since he had
been In town.
David +. Conman. member of a
wcll-known Shenandoah county fam
lily, was fatally injured a few days
ago near Toms Brook, when a large
wagon bed fell upon him. His skull
was fractured, his nose and mouth and
ono side of his face mashed in, and he
lost over. "a gallon of blood before en-
pirinE six hours after the accident.
lie leaves his father, young widow and
Il child.
Charles William Robinson and Miss
Mary Eliza lIardesty. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. j. IIardcsty, We're married
home Of the brides parents, near Win
chester, by Rev w. H. Carter. pastor
Of the Firs, Baptist Church OF this
city. Miss Florence ilcnning. OF Win
chester. was maid of honor ana y. &.
Robinson. of Frederick county, was
hest man. Upon returning from their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
will live AT Clcarbrook, this county.
Funds mr., heinz 81
ton of a memorial window in the new
Southern Methodist Church at Ilarri-
SnnburG in memory of the late Rev.
Samuel Kecner Cox, II. D.. who was a
spent more Than siXty-fivc years in
the active ministry Of the Baltimore
Conference. At the time Of his death
several years ago he was contributing
editor OF the Richmond and Baltimore
Christian Advocate.
Each omploye of the Cumberland
valley lsaLroad has received per-
s9nal letter from Vice President NJ. c.
cicnt service and devotion to duty
during the recent bclow-Zero weather.
Rev. John r. Hyde, ID. D.. native of
Annapolis, Md. and for many years Il
III at the home of his son, Harry w.
Hyde. At Clcarbrook, Frederick coun-
". He Is chaplain Of the Grand Camp
OF Confederate Veterans OF Virginia
"'.' w '''hIS sttt > "hS a. pTonililcill
minister and educator Of the Southern
Methodist Church
DIR. William s. Love. who has been
practicing medicine in Winchester
ever since the Civil War. in which he
served as o Confederate army surgeon
has been i'll OF pneumonia for the past
week. but was reported to he improved
! today. His SON in-law and daughter
pr and Mrs. j. Wilton Hope. and an
other daughter. Mrs. X. W IIudGins
all of Hampton, VIII rcmain here In
definitely. DIR. Love was horn In Ire
land sevcnty-siX years ago. and came
to this country at the age OF three
years with his parents.
Rev Percy McDonald son ot
Major y. II. Mcdonald. OF jefferson
county, W. Va, who has been rector
Of the Episcopal Church at Anchorage
| Ky. for number of years. has nc