The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-07

known as the "t1arperS teIfy oedtn
trap" A large number OF people are
either killed or badly injured each
year while crossing the numerous
tracks at that junction point. and the
safety commission has devised the SUD-
way as the best solution OF the prob
lem.
Yielding to many requests made by
army comrades and friends. Colonel r.
Preston Chew. of Charlestown. w. Va.
has had published in book form the
notable address he made at the Vir-
glnia Military Institute on June -
last, when Sir Moses Ezekiefs statue
of General S,onewan Jackson was un-
yelled and dedicated In his address,
Colonel Chew reviewed Jacksons mill
War down to the time he was NOR
tally wounded at Charlottesville.
Colonel Chew. who commanded com
pany OF artillery. was one of the
youngest and most successful COM
manders in the southern army.
The annual meeting OF the Virgins
Conference, United Brethren Church.
which has been in session In Martins.
burg, ". Va, since the early part OF
last week, closed tonight after the
holding Of an alI-day meeting. the most
important of which was the morning
service, at which time the new church
was formally dedicated. The sermon
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Of Chattanooga. Tenn. who has been
presiding over the sessions OF the con-
ference. The Virginia Conference has
about fifty charges in the Shenandoah
tons Of West Virginia and a small part
of Maryland south OF the Potomac
River Rev. A. S. Hammack. D. D..
Of Dayton, is superintendent Of the
conference.
TIL. coiored n.onic of Berkeley
Frederick and adjoining Virginia and
West Virginia counties held a fair last
week at Inwood Park for the purpose
Of demonstrating their abilities as sue:
housekeepers. The various displays
were much better than had been antici-
pated. and. In striking contrast with
former years. there was little, II any.
disorder on the grounds. Prominent
color-d educators and settlement
workers made addresses.
The session of the Berryvf1le group
Of Presbyterian churches. which in
GUIDES churches in Berryville and at
stones Chapel. Clarke County. and at
Ciearbrook, Frederick County. has ex-
tended a call to Rev. D. W. Mckeever
Of Memphis. Tenn. asking him to sue
coed Rev. samuel Knox Phillips. who
went to a church in North Carolina
about a year ago. Rev. MT. Mckeever
was ass!stan; 20 a former pastor some
years ago He has the matter under
consideration.
Guy Buckley. OF Mount Pleasant.
Frederick County Nd. and Miss Gussic
Hartford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hartford. of this city. were mar
RED here a few days since by Rev. J.
W. Durey. n. d. OF the Southern Meth
od:si Church They have since gone
to Noun; Pleasant. where they viii
live
Mrs. o'Eourke. WIDOW OF Joseph
CEourke. formerly Of Broadway. Rock
, inshara County. VINO was fatally In
jurcd mere a week ago. when a wall
AZ the mill 81 the Virginia woolen
Company fell upon him and other
workm.n. expects TO hle a claim
against che company FOR damages. r.
~ NcCormac. manager OF the com
: that the wall had been weakened by
recent rains. heavy blasting and VI
brastons caused BY the constant moe
men, % machinery In the mill build
.ass
Hog cnoiera. which was thought 60
y have been stamped out IN the vicinity
; % Oycguon. th!s county. has By no
means ne.n e-aiicated. and large
yo-ters during the paOt two weeks
Those who us>d tire Serum c6tsined
from the STATE Agricultural Depart
Z -,eus az Richmond, however. have sur.
fered no losses The cholera continues
f, 60 spread IN some !ocalitiee
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