The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16

places In the west where fairs and
associations are being held. These
shipments for FauQuier County and Its
apples, as the request to Captain
Beverly came unsolicited.
Marcus Barone, who started recently
from New York TO travel south to
Florida, north to Kentucky. thence
south again to Texas. and from Texas
to Idaho. Oregan and Cvaltfornia. was
in warrenton this week. Barone pro-
poses to make the trip on foot ana 10
take up q period Of about three years
doing it. He was accompanied by his
dog. Brown" who carried twenty
pounds Of luggage. From Warrenton
he went to Luray and thence down the
valley.
David H. Horn, who recently pur-
chased the william Green place near
Alden. narrowly escaped being killed
by a horse Wednesday afternoon white
working In the stable, where the ami
NAL was confined. The horse became
frightened and began to kick and
plunge, and being in such narrow
quarters. all Of the blows took effect
on Mr.. Horn. mostly in the upper rart
OF body and head. When found he " IS
in q semi-conscious condition, his Jaw
badly broken. . two inch cash across
his face and q serious scalp wound.
II IS thought he will recover.
The girls of the Prince william To-
mato Clubs are getting ready their ex-
hibits to send to the State FAIR in
Richmond, where In addition 70 prizes
for the best county exhibit there Will
be prizes for individual effort Prizes
of SIS each are being offered BY NJ 8.
BurriIl. OF New York City. who -
much interested In developing this
work among the girls.
The Culpeper Graded School opened
Monday, when SO many pupils were
in attendance that It was thought At
first that II would be impossible to
accommodate them Gil Prof. Hen
bricks 10 again principal. having held
this position here for the last fifteen
years. II Is assisted BY eight other
teacherA
Colonel Irving A. Buck died very
suddenly OF heart disease at his home
near Front Royal last Sunday. aged
seventy-two years. The funeral, which
was held from the Presbyterian Church
there Tuesday. was conducted by the
william Richardson Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans. Of which he was .
member. anc by tie Unity Lodge Of
Aasons. Dr. Webster, chaplain Of the
camp. oT!cisted. Colonel Buck had
most interesting wsr record Enlist
Ing in the Seventeenth virginia Infan-
try At the age Of twenty, he was soon
detailed to General Beauregard's head
quarters. AID went TO the Army OF
Tennessee with him. He Was promot-
ed to q capita ncy on the stan OF Gen
eral p. r. Claiborne. and participated
In all the campa'sns from tbs battle
of Nurfreesboro Til the siege OF At
Ianta. where he was desperately wound
ed and incapacitated Coz serv CO until
Just before tse close Of the war. He
was promoted then and assigned 70
the STAG OF General Brown, Who sue
ceeded General Cleborna
Lightning killed SIX head Of nns cat.
TIA belonging to Lucio Hill OF Locust
Dale. These cattle weighed from see 20
I.Ioe pounds. and we're just ready for
market. Many bridges IN Madison
county were washed away IN the rain
tina, accompanied this electrical storm.
and earth roads were badly washed
out. The local telephone service was
put entirely out OF comm'ssson Tor eev.
eral days, and linemen were ksee b0sy
trying to unsanels the wirss aao make
the necessary connections
AZ the home Of walker NteheIl,
near Br.ehtwood. the lightning played
strange freaka Four rooms In the
house seemed 20 form . complete ctr.
cult. conssAtrabse. damage vs. eees
70 the contents OF the rcoms 60 .
clock the msasel waD torn SDse IL
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