The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
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Winchester Va. December 1o.-A
connection between tho Baltimore and
ONO and the Cumberland Valley Rail.
ROADS In the norrhern suburbs OF Win
chester Is TO be made in the near fu-
cure Tor the benefit of the local ship
pers, principally thu apple dealers and
those concerns making barrels and
other supplies for the fruit trade
which Is constantly increasing in this
sectlon OF the state. A letter received
day or two ago from the presiden
OF the former road states that tho
baltimore and Onio is ready TO make
the connection, and negotiations are
now In progress with the Cum oerland
valley Railroad. which long ago signi-
NED Its willingness to mako the con-
nectiOn. The two roads run almost
parallel In the northern part of Win
chester.
Yesterday being pay day for the
teachers OF the city and county, the
monthly meeting of the Teachers AS
ISOLATION OF Winchester and Frederick
county was very largely attended, and
many interesting topics were discussed
Professor N. d. Cool and Professor E.
w. Braiphwaite, delegates to the re-
cent conference at Norfolk, submitted
reports and recommendations. Super
intendent NJ. NJ Lynch urged the teach
ers TO apply for school libraries
II +. Whitacre and Edward Holland
prominent residents of Gainesboro, this
county, figured in an exciting run
away accident near their homes SOW.
oral days ago. the horse drawing tnelr
busgy running of and dom olishing
the vehicle. The mon, however. es-
capped serious injury.
A large number OF the fruit grower,
CT Frederick county have placed or
dera for portable engines. to be used
Gs compressorn for spraying purposes
early naxt spring. Thousands of young
trees are being set out, and thousands
OF Others planted during tho past Ave
years will bear In paying quantities
Tor the frst time next year.
during an alteration several days
ago al Happy Creek. Warren county,
homas Maloney shot George Rose
through the leg above the knee. and
then surrendered 10 the authorities
me wounded man will recover
large new automobile belonging
TO Harry H Rutherford. OF Martins
burg' w. Va. was almost demolished
Few nights ago on thu WlnoAest 5r
Pike when II ran Into a telephone pole.
throwing Dir. and Mrs. Rutherford out
over the wind shield They were very
painfully cut and bruised. The, acct
dent was caused by the driver of a
team becoming confused, and in Mr.
Ruthsrford's attempt to avert COL
hsion he ran into the pole
Lewis BowseF young son of John
Bowser, postal clerk. fell headlong
into large can of hot lard at tho
'nome Of his grandfather. W. o. Bow
ser, few days ago, and was severely
burned. although 1t is expected he will
recover. prompt medical attention hay-
Ing been given the lad
israel Abes. who was badly Injured
while attempting to board a Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad freight train near
Martinsburg several days since, having
leg ground off. has also been found
suffering with broken back and
other Internal Injuries. from which he
Is not expected TO recover.
Miss Mary Riley. daughter Of Own
Riley. who had been an Invalid since
she wac child OF four years. fell
against gas stove at the bone Of her
parents. near Cumberland, the other
evening. and died from burns. Sho was