The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-23
LANCASTER COURT
HAS ADJOURNED
At November Term Grand Jury
Will Investigate Property
Reports.
Especial to The Tines Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-1
Lancaster, Va. September 22.-The
Circuit Court for Lancaster County.
Judge T. R. B. Wright presiding.
which began here last Monday. has
adjourned till the third Monday In
November. While q number of cases
were disposed Of, there was nothing OF
public interest, except that In MS
charge to the grand jury Judge wright
read Q letter from c. Lee Moore. Audi
tor Of Public Accounts. stating that
he is now engaged in preparing data
which he THINKS will be OF great SER
vice to the courts and grand juries In
making the examination Of the per-
sonal property books made out by the
commissioners Of the revenue In the
several cities and counties of the
Commonwealth for the year 1919.
Auditor Moore says that he con-
siders the examination Of these books
by the grand jurtes Of such great
importance to the Commonwealth that
he has requested the judges Of the
various judicial districts to see that
the examination OF the personal prop
erty books be not gone into until no
is able to furnish the desired data,
which he hopes to do about the first
week in October.
Judge Wright stated from the bench
that the grand jury OF Lancaster would
take up the matter at the November
term, and would also make thorough
Investigation into the income tax
matter The reading OF Auditor Moores
letter and the comments OF Judge
Wright created a decided sensation
and caused much comment Judge
Wright took occasion to compliment
Auditor Moore on the excellent PAM
phlet he has recently issued Tor the
guidance Of treasurery. shertns. clerks.
and commissioners Of the revenue. say.
ing that they are the dearest ana
most comprehensive he had ever seen,
and that there is no longer any eA-
cuse for these officers in making mis-
takes.
The fatal disease known IS stoma-
tits that has prevailed more or less
in the Northern Neck for The past six
or seven years among dogs, horses.
and cattle. has again made It's APP
pearance in severai parts OF th's
region. Heretofore the disease pas
been confined very largely TO dogs.
especially Of improved breeds. such a
spa niels. settlers, and pointers. out u
Is now getting to be more prevalent
tests Itself in an apparent Stiffness OF
,he limbs. said BY veterinarians to be
due to sore feet: and then by sopy
DISCHARGE IRON the moutn- Ihe dis
Ease usually Kills the animals II at
tackS in from ten to twenty Gays
death resulting from heart failure
due to poison in the system ana IN
ability to eat
DIT a. c. Fisher. Of Richmond Coun- !;
IL. was the nrs; physician in TINS sec
ton 70 diagnose the disease ana trest
/, with some success II 10 the opinion /
Of Dr. Phiiiips. an eminent physician !
Of Baltimore. that the disease IL
phase Of jiphtGe.ia. which can DC
cured by tn. use Of anfi-toxin IL gwen
wh.n the disease hrst mani;ests usctL !
II D. commonly known here a. me
foot and mouth disease
The season for prosrActed revival
n -tinxs . nos In full blast The I
0.v. e. n Ramsey. who recently came |
tn Lancaster fror1 Halifax County TO |,
assume charge Of the Baptist Churches |
in the northern part Of this county. |
has recently held revival meetings ~
OTTOMAN AMI Lebanon Baptist
Churches. az which more than sixty |
persons protested conversion. The re- 4
ytvai at Leba non - said 70 have been
the gre attest held there for forty years.
The Rev z. ;. Ltsineer. Of Freser-
ickseurg, has accepted . call TO the
OF the Episcopal Churches
IN Ho.tn Fsrnham PARISH Richmond
County. which has been vacant for
nearly two years
Rev. r. q Duusway, the venerable i
Baptist minister. nov residing IN frea-
where ~ was pastor fss