The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-20

Fire Company. of Winchester. at the
annual nn, convention of the Cumberland
week OF July. HThis com mi az" has '4 an
old-time hand suction pump. whicl, is
was bought in 1870 and il is said to
be the oldest piece OF fire apparatus In
, this section.
DnmnEe Done by Hail.
message received hero Yesterday
from Wardcnsvillc. Hardy County.
states that hail as large MS hen eggs
fell continuously for thirty minutes
around that place. doing great damage
20 apple and peach orchards. corn nclds.
gardens and crops generally. Great
quantities of fruit We're either knocked
off the trees or so badly peIted and
cut and bruised by the hailstorm as TO
make II almost UNFIT for the market.
tattercd ny the hail. ana in many To-
cahties where onions were growing the
ar ar was for a long time charged with
the strong odor from that vegetable
similar reports were received about tho
same time from the Rock Enou Springs
section OF Frederick County. Hundreds
OF windows In tho eastern side of
smashed by the hail.
The remains OF Mrs. Sarah Suggctt.
fifty years old, wife Of Robert SIIgeett
who died from cancer in Mnrtinsbmre
West Va. In the early part Of the week,
were brought to Winchester and in,
vile, rrederck coHity. but mo- no reiirt-
Gus service was held at the grave a
woman friend of Mrs. SugGett how
Her husband. one son and two duurh
ters survive.
John J. Hetzei, n wealthy banker.
S,apitahst and politician OF Martins
years ago. and whose family is promi-
nent In social circles. was married this
week to Miss Naomi IIovermale at
Nsh
l!Vins since becoming interested In
seycrn! enterprises there. one Of his
new ventures is a telephone company
and Miss homemade was employed at
central" 1t was there that the rom.
n an C., began. and IT eliminated in their
cd Brethren Church. the pastor. Rev.
J. FL Funk, officiating
The annual SHOW .: tho Clarke County
Horse and Col; SHOW Society. which viii be
ern suburbs Of Berryyine COR three days
in sHeg e AgsSs' the fys pFsaG OF being
cessful exhibition ever held on the berry
x xie Gf%"q aSre T rhn ndisated BY the
received. some OF which have come from
classes. and the competition is certain 70
the SHOW viii be- vted h. rs ios e5PeS,ed thai
the United States Army. letters 10 that
not conflict with their official duties.
. Arranging In advance to got marriage
license and to engage n minister Charles
ID. rudolph and Miss Otta HOLIDAY. both of
Morgan County: W. Va. arrived In Win
chester q Few nights ago. and we're whiskeL
away from the station to the United Breth-
rem Church parsonage where they were
married by Rev. George W. stovcr. their
wishes having been complied with in every
particular. They have gone TO make their
home al big Pool. Nd. where the groom is
connected with railroad
Team Shows Up Strong
The Winchester baseball team made I'm
Of seasoned players and which is managed
by DIR. w. y. Smith. rector OF old Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. has during
the past week developed into a club which
for results. rivals the famous semiprofes-
sional team financed and managed here some
years ago by SANDY" Baker sof! Of W H.
Baker. the millionaire chocolate manu.ac-
turer OF Winchester. y goodly number o;
Washington men were on the Baker team
DR.. Smiths club has battlcd with some OF
the strongest teams of the Cumberland and
Shenandoah Valleys recently, and has not
lost game.
party OF young mon o. Front Royal
who started one evening recently mo-
torng trip to Wakefield Manor In Kappa
hammock County had almost miraculous
escape from death or serious injury when
their autonobilo-a high-powered car
skidded on a wet and slippery road FOR some
distance and then turned turtle. Ralph
Conrad. Ottway Miller. Lester Evans and
Arthur J.. Warthcn. Jr.. occupied the car
and all hurled out except young
under control, held on to the wheel and
was caught ander the steering gear All
were severely bruised and badly shaken UP
tut escaped having any bones broken.