The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-07
[Spe cial to The Times-Dispatch-]

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the largest Wilson and Marshall cam
palgn clubs in this section OF the STATE
was organized in Winchester on fIl-
day night, at the conclusion OF a Wig
orous campaign speech by former Con.
gresham Harry St: George Tucker: OF
Lexington. City Solicitor r. Gray Wal
liams is president. Commemorative Ak
torney James P. Reardon Is Nice-presi,
dent. Robert Spates is secretary. ano
] p. Correll is treasurer of the club.
Practically all the leading Democrats
became charter members. and the list
continues to grow rapidly. A hnance
committee will be appointed at a meet.
ing tomorrow night. and a whirlwind
tons for campaign purposes outside
of Virginia. H. F. Byrd has ALREADY
collected quite a handsome sum OF
money from prominent Democrats IN
Winchester and Frederick County.
which he has forwarded to headauar-
tiers in New York. Major Robert W.
Hunter. Democrat who was on the
stump before the Civil War, VIII De
the principal speaker at Monday night
meeting.
Friends here have received cards an
nouncing the marriage OF Miss Lynn
Isabelle Cone, daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Isaac Mann, Of Birmingham. Ala.
to Marshall Whitehorn Ferguson. a a
number of years lived in Winchester
For the pas, few years he has been
engaged in contracting work in Texas
and other Southern States The mar
riage took place At the home OF the
TENDER &c.
Colonel Robert E. Lee. Of Fairfax,
is to be the principal speaker al the
Division of the United Confederate
Veterans which will be held in Moore
field, Hardy County. on "Wednesday OF
this week. Colonel Robert w. white,
Of Wheeling. who for many years mas
retire as such at the Mooredeid meet
ing. having so notified his comrades IN
an oficiaI communication.
The teachers Of Winchester and
Frederick County held q meeting he!e
on saturday and reo-ganized their as
ISOLATION for the coming winter ana
spring. r. Lee Stickel. Of this city.
was elected president District vice
were also elected. AZ the next meet
ing il is expected that a prominent state
ed ucator will address the association
on matters pertaining TO sanitation
Local apple growers. many o: whofn
hace completed the work OF p:ckins
and packing their fall and winter fruit,
have been advised tSat al nsed"s OF
large buying interests. held a few days
aSS in New York. IL was decided TO
Keep down the prices Of apples as long
as possible and each representative
was bound not TO pay over certain
price for Ben Davis ard York lEsperiai
apples However. the ancgec aSree
ment has already been violated oy q
New Yorker paying y. J. Wtgsinton
s. =. a barrel z O. b. for his red apples
There has been Little Improvement ~
IN. marke. here since last week. ana
many Of the largest crops remain un
sold At this time. As a result. the So!n
storage houses are being niied 20 tne't
capacities.
Dr. IF Z. Paine. aged seventy-one
years. wao died several DAYS aS2 a.
Charleston. ~. Va where nc nsd pc.
living for many years. was naive o'
louisiana. ard during the Civil War nc
served in the Seventh Loeisiaaa f-esl.
men. OF the Confederate army. Latss
on ne was appointed . surgeon Ht
leaves a widow. two cons ana two
TIE valley Division ot the saiti.
| more and Ohio Railroad. exfendins
from Harper's Ferry TO Lexington. ~s'
ea-"fuJIy Inspected q few DAYS ago by
meal. IN charge % SupcriHfene.a NJ
q n Rsooke. VINO recently sgccccd~.
! = Spurrter. nov of the general man.
aver. stan. and 3. A. George. Sa.e'
eaFise~r Of the departuneaa 81 mA.n's.
nand o. way. a large nsmser .
aL.o on the special train. AZ escs
s,as.cn the omc3a1o ssfsmased IN.
amount Of money seeded for nex,
yszr's improvements. and 10 stafee
that particular attention was given y
the proposed changes q HarpC'
l esr,cf a subway under che main Ens
I ard valley division tracks. IN 0foe'