The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

As soon a. the chartsr y received the
company will orEanioe ana VIII .
once take up the mAtter 81 o0ioin4
the n rSa the ans ss, survey ~ 2. asys Dur.
ing the past ten years or more quite
q number of electric hne protests have
been started BY Virginia, West VIZ.
Rinia, Maryland and pennsylvania CAP
italists In this section Of the Shenan.
doah ana Cumberland Valleys. but they
never materialized. The promoters Oh
the Shenandoah Valley Railway de-
clare. however. that they Wall POSI-
lively build the road and opera1e II.
believing thaA II with be . paying In
been obtained without any dtmcuity.
and franchises have been grantees BY
the Councils of Winchester. AArtine-
burg and Qther towns. The company
has also tlvsn bond In each city and
town.
Bsnjamdn 7. Bussy ana Miss Har..
riet Elizabeth Walker. members OF
prominent Berkeley. County families.
were married few days ago ~ the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. walker. near Bunker
Hill, by Rsv. Sheridan Busey. OF near
Harrisburg. Pa, assisted BY Rev. r.
town Presbyterian Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Busey will live on the formers
farm near Geraxdstown.
Tho annual banquet Of the Gold<n
Rule Bible Class OF Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. south. vas
held few nights ago In the dining
hall Of the Winchester Inn. ana WAS
attended by upwards Of zoo members
pal addresses were made By former
Mayor Thomas G. Hayes. Of Baltimore;
A. D. Darby. Of Martinsburg. w. Va ;
Rev. J. W. Duffey. D. D.: n: Good and
Dr.. j. L. Whittock. OF Wincnestes.
J. J. Lumley was toastmaster. The
Glasses In the Baltimore Conference.
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd. Of the
Virginia House Of Delegates. who has
been the Virginia manager Of Woodrow
Wilson's campaign before and since
the Baltimore convention. has returned
from the Ninth District. where he has
been making speeches for the national
ticket and also for General Rufus A.
Ayers. the Democratic candidate for
Congress-, ana 10 confident that Vir-
ginfa win send . solid Democratic
delegation TO the next Congress. which
means that Congressman c. B; Slemp:
by hts Democratic opponent. Mr.. Byrd
believes Wilson and Marshall will carry
at least thfrty-oeven States At Tues
days election. These opinions were
voiced by Mr.. Byrd when he addressed
large meeting Of the Democrats Of
the western section Of Frederick Coun-
ty last night at Gore. He IL to be the
principal speaker at . monster meet.
ing TO be held here tomorrow night
In the courthouse auditorium.
Graham +. Biandy. OF New York.
who owns the noted Tullerses farm.
near Boyce. Clarke County, which was
Colonel u. l. Boyce. and which 10 al
! most an exact replica Of the estate
Of the same name IN France. held
large corn show last week on the I2wn
at the farm. which was attended BY 9
, big gathering OF farmers and theil
some cash prizes among those Whose
! corn made the best showing. Last
year he distributed similar prizes IN q
turkey growing contest His generous
attitude toward the farmers OF Clarke
County has resulted In much keen but
friendly competition.
Mrs.. Edith sumption Parsons. wife Of
Harry H ParD0nA . young Winchee-
.er business man. who died last week
IN q Baltimore hospital, had suffered
Tor more than q year with intense
eAss
neck, which had banned all the physi-
clans who treated her. and after her
heath It was decided to hold an au-
:opsy, which revealed large tumor
IN her brain. Il has since been re-
allied that Mrs. Parsons fell upon a
a. she suffered little pain ut the time
40 serious thought was given the mat
.er. The doctors who performed the
autopsy stated that It was wonder
how the woman had lived 80 long.
Captain C. H Conrad. Jr.. Of the
Cnated States Army. who IL In charge
II the War Departments new remount
station near Front Royal has during
he past wesk shipped sixty Of the
best horses 1t the station to Fort
Riley. Kans-, where they VIII be dis
:ributed among cavalry ofncera The
horses have been In bl7e grass pas
ture for several months. and are said
20 be equal to any mounts now used
= the army.
The frst annual exhibition Of the
Girls Canning Clubs Of Clarke County
wac held In the high school au0ito-
fdum at Boyes . few days since. and .
large number Of attractive cash and
other prizes were awarded 70 the most
Successful contestants. The cannsne
clubs OF Clarke County are among the
AfBeYS ana most oCtlSe III tue St6tc.
Rev. Nelson Page Dame, formerly Of
Winchester. who. under the provi.
sions OF the will OF the late Albert
Baker. Of this city, has become
diocesan missionary OF evangelist for
the Protestant Episcopal Dsocese Of
Virginia, 10 now devotiug all his time
TO that work. and In addition to hold
Ing mission services AZ various points
in the diocese. he IL also supplying
churches which happen TO be without
regular rectors.
Miss Maud Dellinger. of xelod1efcwn.
this county, who started TO teach a
public school in the vicinity OF Whit
acre recently. Jeff les: saturday with
an unknown young man. presumably
90 spend the weekend at the home o.;
school Trustee r. Z. l. Whitacre. but
she ala not appear at hts hesne. and
she was Mkewise absent MOn4ay morn
ing when tn. children assembled for
their studies George ReyH01de, at
whose home she yarded. has since re-
cefved a letter announcing her mar
r:axe In Richmond. and reQues;ing that
Mr. Reynolds sesa her trunk TO the
home of her parents The name OF the
younS man with whom she eloped IL
not known 60 the people OF thar Sec
don