The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-08
COLD CAUSES GREAT
SUFFERING IN VALLEY
w Gather Most Severe l. experienced in Many Years.
Brakeman Has Leg Cut Cff-Dr. Wiley Will
B. Invited to Address Farmers.

Lano Brothers Company. who killed a
negro while a gang OF blacks were
shooting up Lane Brothers camp in
Breathftt county. KY, several months
ago, has been acquitted by the jury,
and has since returned to his home at
Front Royal. Mr.. billiards plea was
self-defense, which was accepted by the
Jury.
Former Senator Thomas d. Gold. Of
"Eliwood, Clarke county. has an
ing marriage or his duugntor. Mics
Lucy Ncville Gold, TO t'runK Garuner
Waiter, Jr, OF Winchester. The mur-
riugc is to be solemniZeu Mt "ElIwood"
on January H. Air. waiter Is connect
ed win the engineering department. OF
the lliinois Central Railway, and Is
now stationed 1T Centralia, Ill.
The. epidemic of toxino poison
brought on by the eating OF molay
corn. which has killed many horses In
rhc upper shenandoah Valley. IS by
no means over, rs only day or two
aso number of valuable animals havo
fallen victims of the disease, they
having lived but short time after
Ueing seized
Representatives oil IL number OF
firms engaged In the manufacture OF
iiquid asphalt appeared In Winchester
Il number OF turnpike companies and
city and county oincials, and explain
ed the merits OF thuir products as used
FOR road nindcTs on macauamlzed hign-
ways. II Is expected that many Of
the county ROADS and streets OF Win
chester not sAircauy paved will bo
coated with the liquid asphalt during
the early spring.
Isaac y. Arnold. who died ut ops-
quon. near Winchester, last week, aged
about forty years, leaving hls wlQoH
and two children. served IN the United
States Army during the Philippine In
surrection. and contracted a disease
there which was the cause Of mis-
death. The government gave him
liberal pension and made him post
master Ut OpcduOn, and he also inner
tied the major portion of the largo
estate OF his aunt. the late Mrs. Mary
CATION.
When Newton J. Wigsinton. of Fred
sr!clS COUNT, asked the Common Coun-
thorl%nS him TO erect lime sulphur
solution plant nenr the Baltimore and
ONO railroad, il raised such II storm
of protest on the part OF property
owners of tia, part OF the town that
ihc Council voted unanimously to re-
l1ct Tie petition and not to allow the
plant 10 he erected within the city
limits. Residents claimed II would de-
crease the value OF their property, and
That the fumes would tarnlsh their
silVrrwhrc.
The will Of the late Thomas Neill
i.upton, former Mayor of Winchester,
which was admitted ia record last
week. Leaves all his real estate and
personal property To his only daurhtcr.
MIS-. Alice Woods. wife OF rev. VIII
liam II. Woods. d. D., OF Baltimore for
ger lifetime, after which II Is To be
divided between her two sons. The
estate consists of residential propcrty
In Winchester and Il large Hfhriu in
Frederick county.
All the officers elected ut tho Novem-
Der election took the prescribed outh
of office this weck The majority OF
the officers succeeded themselves Tie
most important change was in the
treasurershtp. Charles r. Mccain sue
ceeding- S. NJ. Chiles, who hRs been
treasurer of Frederick county FOR a
number of years.
At large meeting OF farmers and
fruit growers, held here last week, pre-
limtnhry arrangements were made to
hold farmers institute here on March
- and IA, and 1t was stated that
DR. Harvey w. Wiley and other noted
experts would accept Invitations 20
address tho meetings. II is expected
that the Institute win be converted In
to pormahent organization
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