The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
'ociaI TO The Timcs- DiBpatch.

Il.
al SIGNS IAN. there wan DC no peaches
worth speaking OF in the lower anrn-
.h valley carly next summer. as
.no eore,e weather OF triu.iy nignt
hhu curry SATURDAY ,morninS was sur
iIcientiy coiu 70 even XII the eIus
OF the twlgs from winch Duds usuaiIy
put nor.n' Inns IS the preuicslon nauu
~ many experienced iruIt growers OF
freueriek county. VINO wero in town
sesttruay AFTERNOONS. one prominent
Grower VINO mas .touued ruist,,r
peacnes altogether an oruyr 10 plvo ne
tihie 10 appies, staten that ,ynen inc
mercury goes uown as far az ciInt de-
nasts peiow zero. there is practicaiiy
~ hppe u a l'cncn crop IN Iue carry
hutiiiiier In many sections OF the
mSsteiN part OF rrcdcrioh county tue
ther!noinctcrs gcpIstcr.u IS ~ and 81
degrees below .vro v..t.r,,,y ,norn,,,I
uHu thsrc was niue, IL any wind OH
,',n., .. u',s uetihft tnis mas been the
80. nousaisns oi pirus nave been
frozen TO u.atn hurins the cod wave
si,tI,rn,, ."1cht"s "itu pigeons nus Z
isr,,. ths sauie tate. l<uvUits IN
ioou on tnr snow- Cu,ur.u Iruunu hay.
Eohe ihto the Ortnur rus t.u nuv,: .iuin
@Seu ."n tfuAHs OF trees Fruit grow
~ hum"or vi INSTANCES nav
'npio?cd H.n u ass,ht IN s,,oullnI, M,
.Gnntts ana driving tneIn or Iuo,I
The Wihchcster and Frederick couI-
!! tfuit growers nave again demon
"nich elnai ;tnd IN many instances
suipass those OF otger sections a
SifikihS illustration OF TINS WA au-
parent DURING the convention oi IN.
EirBinia horticultural Society al unr
rlhvhpurS last WEEK, when tho cxnlbi-
FORA Oh TINS section waiKed or VITA
!torB combined
mat money was expended by pri-
Sdte Individuals in THIS part OF Vi.
ma
mo United sthtes Is Il matter not gen
"t1iy hho~n. Dut which mas bsen call
,hro ,9 oh q, sItenuun Of the Duoiic
mehi al this Juno refund 10 many neirs
re-, mount 90 expended by tneir pa.
Jneon p peess,Sls q, IN isSs the nelrs of
blii Introduced In Congress 10 rem
purse thrm Tor the IaIAe amount OF
.., ., ioahed by tneir anrestur.. but
It. vas lost siBnt or during Ine Civil
var. SOW another cHoYl IL being
t..s. 10 ihauce Congress TO pay the
tD."nes. "niGn amounts 10 thousands
% uoiiars ~Ith interest.
Mrs. Mary E. Carpenter and ne,
n'et, aifs. . D. " nitacre, OF F'reu-
sr!eA county. were severely cut und
Itu!seo ana hau several ounes uruNeu
au!ias runaway ACCIDENT Ii lew GAYS
80: "hth taeir team coildeo with
""other. hur!!ng them out INTO a aeeu
sno"1ritt. w Tue iAtant OF aIrs WHIT
1ute, VINO "'sS ssieep ut the umu In
Niot4ef arms, ESCAPED unlnJureu,
"Ha was sun hsIeup wnen aug IRON,
u sho~pank into winch II hau fallen
on the other SIDE OF the roadway
Camillus Mckee and nomb.rs n, nj.
fanny haI 70 leap from wInuows or n
iHihS mouse lnto ueep snow, cluu
WI! IN their nisnt cIvtne1, nIenl
o. t"o ago. wnen their mouse was uts-
sGp'ered "Aro near ROCK Euvn sprl.ys
IH' ROOF Srahnru In just as IN, ,Ir.
ICES Juhped !or tneir lives. NeIsn-
a. mt
tIeseunu tho snlvrring funniy. The
buiiushB "as formerly used "a 4
sGAUuinUGAe.
fabsenger tram schedules have becn
ei1"usts Interrupted aurInH the past
"teN ~ rEasoh OF the severe weather
a,Aa Deep snowuriits. Even, some
me iatkrst lucOniolIYrs Oh tns Cum
uetiahu valley tsAiroad nAye been
nnapte 10 heep ny tnc usual amount o.
GIteGi!. ana the Baltimore anu ono
A.4i4foad has sunereu even more tnan
!hs competitor freIsn; crews have en-.
cured many h4ruships.
Horace @. Browne. Of Winches,sr
aseo seqeniy-si& 5'ars. VINO uled OF
pneuHonia on r'riuay at Carryllie.
triaity county. Cal. where he and Ms
"iie had gone several months ago to
EiH4t tneir sons, BoHyer anu horace
=. Slo~-e. VINO arr engaged In min
born anu reared a. Lexington H.
was L grandson OF John Bower wnS
Gt'e tne ground upon when me town
or Lexington was founded HIS o;n.,.
srenuIataer ~as Peter ARIEL BROW M.
% PAiiauelpnia the nrst lawyer in
me uh!teo states to Introduce the In
Iahlty piea IN crlmr..ul cnsc MIR
Browne was married twice and =.
survived by his aecond wIie, VINO w,.s
MISS Cartmeil: three chiiuren by MIS-
hrst marriage ana three py tne az, .
ond ttls remains were Inferred u,
SarVil!e this morning.
fn.u,,,aa,f,
Rices or tho Men onq keiIgious For
ward Movement attracted inrIc gam
.sing OF men at the City HAN Audi-
.Vrium TINS afternoon. a'nd practiculIy.
81! the pastors or Local churcnes mar
uG4pated IN Tho program. the prin
Gipal addresses were made BY w "
1917 mnIwioH, prominent Washington nt-
ihston banker both OF whom arc de-
voting much OF their time TO work
among tho laymen OF Protestant
churches
The various town and county
branches of the Anti-Saloon Itayu.
are preparing to send delegations TO
Richmond next week to attend the
annual convention OF the State orGanis
cation.
Mrs. Ada Larrick Swimley. wife or
Dr.. Asbury C. Swimley. was suddenly
paralyzed at her home in this city a
rev nights ago and was in a serious
coalition until yesterday. when she
responded 10 heroic treatment. Sh's
Is daughter OF John Wesley Lar
rick, wealthy farmer OF FreGs:rick
county. and was married about two
years ago to DIR. Swimley, shortly of
ter he graduated from the UNIVERSITY
College OF Medicine In Richmond.
Joseph II. Toomey. SIR. one OF tho
Oldest engineers on the retired list Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, dIe1
Friday az his home in Elkridge. Nd.
He ran the first passenger train en-
gine from Baltimore to Winchester
many years ago. and during the war
he was in charge of trains CARRYING
ammunition for the Federal armies to