The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-18
WILL ADD STORY
TO CITY HOSPITAL
Money for Enlargement Donated
by Son of Charles Broad
way Rouss.

has authorized the Winchester Me-
mortal Hospital Association to carry
out its proposed intention of BUILDING
another story to its already large IN
stitution and seni the bill to him for
payment. Mr.. Rouss is the son Of the
late Charles Broadway Rouss. the
blind New York merchant. whose pub
lie and private benefactions in Win
chester during his lifetime amounted
to several hundred thousand dollars.
Mr.. Rouss, who 10 now at the head OF
the great mercantile business left by
his father. was In town recently with
a party Of friends. and. incidentally.
hearing Of the need OF another story
en- the hospital building. he vfsited
the institution. and then instructed tne
authorities 70 prOceed with the work
at his expense.
More Christmas money 10 to be dis
trbuted on Thursday OF this week by
Graham F. Biandy. Of New York.
among the men and women Of Clarke
County, who are competing for hand
come cash priz.s' In llr. Blandy's sec
ord annual turkey~eaisinE contest. A
few weeks ago Mr.. Blandy. who owns
the noted old ''Tuleyries" farm, once
the home Of the late Colonel U. L
Boyce. near White Post. distributed
similar prizes among the farmers OF
that county in corn-EEowing con-
test Last year he held a turkey
raising contest. and the first prize was
won by Mrs. Charles Setback, who not
only received a good sized check from
Mr.. Blandy. but who sold her turkeys
to q Washington hotel for over $500.
Rev. NJ L. Canup. formerly Of Mount
Jackson. Shenandoah County, but who
has been pastor OF Lutheran church
at High Point n. C.. for several years.
has accepted q call to the Lutheran
Church Of the Epiphany. In New York.
and will take charge about December
/.
The instinct Of a horse TO return
to his masters homo was clearly dem
onstrated here In two Instances a few
days ago A man named Smiley, who
lives nineteen miles west Of Winches.
ter. left a two-horse team standing
e:lpora,fly In front OF the home OF
q friend, and when he cam. out he
found the he rscs lad left A telephone
message several hours later announced
that the horses had arrived at the
stable door. One night later a county
resident left his horse standing in q
hitchng yard. and when he returned
for the animal he was informed by
the police that IL had tuned up at
the stable Of . Winchester man from
whom he had boughS the horse only
recently.
John Knadler. . young farmer OF
Berkeley County, who Is accused OF
being respons' for the death Of
his father, -. n Knadler. recently.
wher the dead body Of the latter was
found lying across q watering trough
on the j. W. Stewart farm, Of which
he was manager, was to have been
given . hearing last week In Martins
burg. but II was Indefinitely postponed,
and Knadler Is being held In Jail
without bail for the action Of the
grand jury. The son is known &C. have
been taken to task by his father for
alleged mist.eatmcnt Of the formers
wife.
Miss Ada E. showalter. daughter OF
Andrew J. Showalter. Of Mount CIin-
ton. Rockingham County. Who came
here few days ago 20 VISIT her
brother and sister -in-Iaw. Mt. ana Mrs.
Claude Showalter. was Joined the fol-
lowing morning b. Jr. Raphael Paint
er. Of Dayton. and they were married
the same afternoon N Washington b.
Rev. Donald c. Macleod. Of the Pres
bytcrian Church. They left for Holica-
Gale. Fla. where Dr. Pointer has .
winter practice.
A large quantity Of beautiful now-
ers which were placed by relatives and
friends upon the grave Of little Nir-
ginia Smith. daughter Of Nr. snd Mrs.
W. Ray Smith. In Count Hebron Gene
tere here . few days ego. we're stolen
the same afsesnoon or the foiloW1ng
rsornin0. aN6 woee rsccgniSed st .
1ance held that night In the Rovss
sHg3no house haJl.
DeDoo Xao01a 2hod0o. osuGhtes o.
Nh Ella Rhodeo. % Broadway. who
IefS her hoEe one Dornlng last week
Tor the purpose Of eoing 20 washing
ton. go there we'd . young useu mo
hoA ssTaagsa 20 meet her q the sss-
tea. va stopped ss strasburg sud
token 0ock h00e ~ Q deputy shsrj6-
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her ~. She v0Ws1 that sAe wouSa
sccemssssh her psrpsse. seA int very
eoen.
One % the principal sests.es IN con.
Recseoa WITH The recent meeting OF
he 1tntgeersal Association Of shs Dss.
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