The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-02

w hchester~~A dispatch from Cum
bertrand, Md. states that Constable.
James Lindsay, has had a warrant
sworn out and served upon William
Dean, formerly of Winchester, charg-
ing him with the murder OF his BROTH
err, Robert Dean, in Cumberland on
the night of Saturday. February 81.
'Strasburg The Mount Hebron
I United brethren Church was rededi-
Gated Sunday by DR.. s. Hammack,
i of Dayton Sheriff Daniel Spiker spoke
of the founding of the old church
eighty years ago by Lis grandfather
An amount of $1,000 needed TO COM
plete payment of the cost of remodel
Ing the building was raised.
Amherst-This being Holy Week,
Rev. George Il. Zackery, the rector, Ii
holding short services every dav at IL
o'clock al Ascension Episcopal Church
ON Friday the regula" Good Friday
Services will ta'e place. The revival
at the Baptist Church Is being well
attended al night. and Rev. Mr.. Fair
i less is preaching strong, practical
sermons
/ Wytheville--The residence of Dr. w.
/ III. R.bble. at the corner of Sixth and
4 Spring Streets, caught fire wednesday
/ afternoon. and though there was
! prompt response TO the fire alarm,
! the names had reached such head
way that the entire roof and upper
story was consumed before the flames
were checked, and the whole house so
! damaged as to be practically Il total
/ loss.
tapnton-Following conference
with state Health Commissioner En-
! Mon g Williams, the School Trustees
or Augusta has determined to nsall
: sanitary outhouscs at all the public
s schools aud are to utilize a very simple
design which Will he satisfa ctory to
the health authorities and adequate
/ for the protection Of the school chill
dren's health.
/ Lynchbure-Next Tuesday evening
at the Virginian Hotel the annual
meeting OF Post q. r L. AZ, will be
held when officers for the ensuing
year viii be elected aud delegates
named for the State Convention, which
will be held May 6 and l.
Staunton--Counsel for Michael
Greahng, indicted on a serious charge
/ brought by Sadie Robertson have
abandoned their case on the ground,
1t is said, that Greuling has left town
and that he will forfeit the $500 ball
! bond given by his brother Matthew
! Greuling. when his case IS called for
trial In Corporation Court this morn
ing.
F'redericksburg--Osc f. Wright,
a mail carrier. 43 Years old, was SER
iously injured here Tuesday while as
sisting Rev. Thomas e. Terry pack
his goods at the Methodist Episcopal
Parsonage, He accidently fell down
10 nd iva
1"oT and was rendered unconscious
He has not regained consciousness,
and il Is feared his injuries will prove
fatal
Lynchburg-Eugene Ould, OF
EVlngton, has announced himself
candidate. for the Democratic nomina-
ton for the House of Delegates from
Campbell county 1t is understood that
the present delegate. Judge Frank
Marshall, of Rutsburg, will not be a
candidate for denomination.
King George Co.~-Rev. r. v. Owen
VIII begin his regular afternoon Bun
day appointments next Sunday, when
ne VIII preach an Easter sermon at
Trinity Church, services beginning at
O'Clock. Mr.. Owen returned on Sat
urday from Washington. where he COL
iected the money due Fletcher's
Chapel by the United states Govern
ment.
East Radford--Rev. G. j. Daniel, OF
I Pikevi!le, KY, Will be called to the
passionate of East Radford Christian
Church. He preached here. Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday nights and
again Sunday and Sunday night. Mr..
Daniel is 80 years old and has a wife
and child
Berryville--The body of william
Page. son Of Baker Page, who was
drowned in the Shenandoah RIVER on
Wednesday, January 20, was found
/ last Sunday. about 1000 feet from
the spot where the accident oc-
h Cured.
OF Charles Adams. near Locust Grove
Orange County. was destroyed by fire
early Wednesday morning. Mr.. Adams
and family OF SIX barely walked in
| time to escape being trapped in the
1 building as tt fell. The destruction
| was complete
/ Jynchburg.f Va.--Robert Blair an
i eighteen year -old boy. was arrested
| here Thursday upon arrival from Cha
/ than, charged with the theft. of two
/ gold watches. revolver and sf63 from
Fl. X. Henrick. with whom the youth
had been living Blair said ~he was
going to Ohio. He had most Of the
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