The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-14
WILLIAM SAM UEL PAYLoR.

his life, but he died en- route. Mr.. Dun
can voluntarily surrendered ana hao
been placed under a temporary como
Of $2.5oe The preliminary hearing IN
his case will take place tomorrow.
This Is tho third or fourth snoring
ARRAY that Blucker has been in, his
wounds on the other occasions not be-
ing serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Miller OF
woodvilie, Rapphann6ck, have an
nounced the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Caro-
line Rust to the Rev. A. ]. Reynolds.
Of the Rappahannock Baptist Churches.
The wedding will take place at the
home of the bride in November.
The 5oo-acre farm near Casueton'
in Rappahannock. Familiarity known as
the .Jim Salt Browning Farm" was
sold recently to John R. Moore 1or
the sum Of $4,000.
In the list OF county exhibits Of
grains, grasses. ETC., at the state ar
this week Culpeper County's showing
of a .eventh cutting Of alfalfa attracted
much favorable comment. Garnett
Bruce who is county demonstration, was
in charge of the exhibit. Much nne
corn was also sent from this county.
Ex-Governor Underwood. OF Ken
lucky. has been spending the week with
relatives In Culpeper. Governor IN
dervood,s claims to distinction are
many. for he is general as well as ex-
3overnor- was a distinguished solder
in the Civil War and is the uncle OF
Oscar Underwood
Mrs. Fannie Hill Horne, niece OF
GeneI3l
A p Hill and Miss Adella YoweN were
the delegates from the Culpeper Chap
Ter of Daughters Of the Confederacy u
the state convention held in Harrison
burg last week. Mrs. Horne achieved
great deal Of newspaper prominence
several years ago, when at Soutnef"
relief ball held at the New WILLARD
Preeident Taft expressed the opinion
that she was the handsomest woman
nresent and asked the favor OF an IN
production and q dance.
unioue series of services - beins
beld This week and will continue into
81. n.xt at the Baptist Church In
C,,lneper. Six OF seven different MIN
,.,.r. ana almost a. many different de-
nomination have been represented IN
the services. which have been conducted
every day. DR.. e. w. Win1rsy - tns
pastor Of the church
In the Episcopal Church In Brandy
there was consecrated to-day . oeao.
tiful baptismal font Of white ltaiian
marble the gift to the church OF MIS-.
Theodore Kyle. In memory d ber sis-
tar. Mrs william Kyle. ana tne ~
ter's two children
NJ s,anard Chapman, VINO 10 .
,b,rtx-second degree Mason, has oeen
s.snpuafional conference
- ,h- supreme councils Of the An
cs.n, and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Free Masonry. which was held TINS
-..r IN WASHINGTON There are TWEEN
,v-,h,e. foreign countries represen'eo
at this conference
A plan IL being shaped Tor the oui.o-
ines Of q trolley road from Stanafos
vile TO Orange. The soIic't'ns %
~,ock subscriptions was begun !"
Greene County, ard c0psidetAo,s
amour, has already been sroscrioeo'
Orange County and the town OF Grange
have axreed to put up 3, Tor every ,.
,ubs~v,bed by Greene. and II - eeheSss
,has ,his lire will greatly increase ths
,r,nor,ancs OF Orange as ratroeo cen
o.. The distance between the wv
o,aces n twenty-one miles.
Hon James Hay and Coio5sl Roeen
p Leedy have been stumpsns "
.n,n,v ., Rappahannock In the inter
-, Of the wilson-Marshan campaisa
Thev made speeches AZ woodvilie ."
Monday afternoon. and IN Wash'ne,,s
Rsppahannock. Tuesday Both Prov"
20 be fo-cefuI speakers. ana TIE e'os.
81, attention was given them. IN
veek before Mr.. Hay. accompanies ~
oecrs. I. Browning. OF Orange. e
made several enthusiastic speeenss 70
crowds at different points IN "san
Miss Louise Basic EausdaL os
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs.. french
da,i. wss married ~ the nome o, -
s.,.o,. Thursdsy afternoon 20 Jesse
sru,,.n rea,~S. The ceremony Sas
..,sor,nea ty DR.. MrGill . former PES
a., a. Trinity Episcopal Church. Ine
-, man vas Harry r. Davis. ana Miss
$500. R.osAsll Waq maid OF honof