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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Fauuier Wedding.

The Episcopal church at Remington
Fauquier, was the scene of beautiful
wedding on Wednesday last. the occa-
sion being the marriage of Miss Harriet
Glassell Hamilton to Mr.. Charles Black
we'll Chiffon, of Culpeper.
The bride. becomiDgly attired in o
handsome travelling suit of gray cloth,
entered the church accompanied by her
father, DR.. George s. Hamilton. pre-
coded by the ushers, j. Keith James,
Of Alexandria; G.. 4. Boswell, of Fau-
quier, and John +. Scott and John
Scott Berrey, of Fredericksburg, and
were met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. J. A. Q. Keith, of
Warrenton.
Masters Sam Scott, of Fredericksburg,
and Alex Hamilton, cousin of the
bride, held the ribbons, aud Miss Vir-
ginia Hamilton was the flower girl.
The wedding march was beautifully
rendered by Miss Bette Hamilto The
church was mass of floral decorations.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev. j. j OlOpton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
A Handsome Building to be Erected

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While the plans are not matured 1t is
reasonably certain that a handsome
building will be erected at an early
period Oh the property on the corner Of
Main aud Hanover streets, lately pur-
chased by a syndicate of gentlemen of
this city. It is stated that our city
postoffice will be located in this build
ing, and also the Adams Express Com
pany's office. We feel assured that
this building will reflect credit to the
gentlemen who propose to have it
erected
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
FowLE RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
Volcanic Erupt;ons

are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of JOY. Bucklen's Arnica Salye. cures
them, also Old, Running and fever
Sores. Ulcers. BOis, Felons. CJrns
Warts, Outs, Bruises. Burns, Scalds
Ohapped Hands. ChilblAins. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only 2jcts box Cure guar
anteed. Sold by VI. VI Lewis, Drug
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Memories Of Old Virginia Before the
War

A rare treat at the Opera House on
next Tuesday night, at o'clock, Jolly
18th. 1899 A lecture by Judge Henry
W. FlOurnoy, of Richmond, Va. This
is lecture full of interest, presenting
by ap. incident and illustration a vivid
picture of former life and manners in
the "Old Dominion " 1t has been de-
livered already in several Southern cit
les, and is now being arranged for al
many other points. The lecture is very
entertaining and instructive, and the
public is most cordially invited.
General admission to all parts Of the
house, % cents; no reserved seats.
Tickets for sale at the door on the night
of entertainment Remember, Tuesday
night, July 18th. Come one, come all.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Hon George d. Wise and Mr.. II. NJ.
Smith, Jr. have been employed by Mr..
william G.. Pilkinton to assist Dol. w.
f. Wickham in defending him at his
trial for the killing of Senator William
NJ. Flanagan.
DR.. L. E. Cockrell, of Reedsville
Northumberland county, and Miss Net.
tie L. Gates. daughter of Mr.. L. H
Gates. Of Gloucester, but formerly of
Richmond. were married at the home
Of re bride at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Immediately after they left
on trip North
The American Machine Company,
with a capital of $500, 600, has been or
ganized ut Roanoke.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Y. p. U. excursions to Washing
ton and Mt Vernon, Monday, July
18th, and Tuesday, July 18th. returning
Tuesday, July 18th. and Wednesday,
July 10Th. Leave Fredericksburg about
10 a. m returning leave Washington
18th street and Maryland Avenve) at
Z p. m. on dates named. Rate to Wash.
ington or Mt. Vernon 81 25 round trip
Special rates at hotels. 2t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Germans at MoKinley's Home Oppose
the War.

Canton, Ohio, July IS -In response
TO a call issued in the Ohio Volks lie
tung, German Democratic newspaper
a meeting was held in Turner Hall last
night, and resolutions we're adopted
declaring against the war in the Phili-
ppines and any manner Of alliance
with Grert Britain.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Water Rents.

Don't forget your water rents To-
day is the last opportunity to get your
discount You will lose ten per cent
II your bills remain Q"piid. and then
they will be- liable Ia warraut before
the Mayor with SITS added. DON'T
fail to pay today.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
024 MAIN STREET.
Mrs. Ellis 70 be Adiudged Insane.

It is reported that in the case OF Mrs.
Lizzie Miller Ellis charged with the
murder of her child, the trial OF whom
was set for yesterday in Richmond an
understanding has practically been
reached by the lawyers on both sides
whereby the young woman will be ad:
Judged insane and committed to one OF
the State hospitals.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Kentucky Repuhlicans

Lexington, ny. July l3.-Attorney
General W. S Taylor was nominated
for Governor by acclamatloa today by
the Republican State Convention. I'M
mediately after the adoption OF the
State platform Captain 5. II Stone and
Judge Clifton y. Pratt, Taylor's chief
rivals for the nomination. made their
way TO the speakers platform and IN
stirring speeches Withdrew from the
race in favor Of the Attorney general
Within five minutes the long ana stub
born fight for the place at the head Of
the ticket ended in whirl of enthusi-
asm and TaylOr's nomination was
made unanimous.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Senator VIM. E. Chandler, Of New
Hampshire, is out in an interview In
which he favors the reconciliation
of silver. He says: II am against
changing the money plank in the 1896
platform. If the single gold standard
men secure a change in that plat
form a dangerous mistake will be made
| would never vote to cease efforts 10 re-
establish silver as standard money. .
Gov. Tyler has been asked to appoint
one voung lady as q pupil at the school
of Industrial Art and Technical De-
sign for Women in New York. She
will receive her education free. The
applicant must be over eighteen years
Of age.
The Young Peoples Baptist Conven-
ton met in Richmond on Thursday
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

TO LOAN
In sums of 800 and upwards on first
liens on Real Estate.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN I. KNIGHT,
or President.
ISAAC HIRSH, Financial Sec.
Merchants Il Mechanics z. b. x l.. a. f.,
lei7-Gm Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

The old Exchange and Ballard Hotel
in Richmond, an historical hostelry,
where in days of yore many distin-
guished persouages, among them the
Prince of Wales, stopped, and where
important conferences were held by
Southern leaders during the civil war,
has been sold for $40 600 to Mr. John
b Minor, for the estate If E o. Nolt-
ing.
Mr.. James Franklin Sr, one Of the
Oldest citizens Of Lynchourg, died IN
that city, aged "a.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Making No Applications.

A Washington correspondent says the
Virginia Republican machine is not
asking for any appointments OF officers
to go to the Philippines, and says:
ct is suggested that this is probably
due to the scarcity Of army commission
material in their ranks. Captain p. II.
McCaull is the only Virginia Republi-
can now in the service, and he is in
the quartermaster' department.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
HEADQUARTERS fOr Building Materials.

1 keep all kinds of North Carolina and Nir-
GINA Lumber. dressed and undressed, shin
giles, Laths, sash, Doors ana Blinds, Lime,
Cement, Calcine Plaster, Plastcring Hair,
Huilding and Paving Brick. Tin and iron
Roofing. Cut and ire Nails, all kinds Ready
Mixed Paints and Dry Paint, Liusced Oil,
rurpentine, Dryer Narnish and Lewis White
Lead, Paint Brushes OF All kinds, window
GLASS and Putty. Farm Wagons, Road Carts
snd Ruggies L. ID. COLE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Frank P. Pardon and George A. Fowle
In Trouble.

Al AANAhANf
The Washington correspondent # the
Baltimore Sun under date of the 18Th
says:
Frank Z. Pardon and George A
Fowle were arrested this afternoon and
accused Of having violated the postal
laws, for which Ofiense they were in
dicted in Baltimore recently. Both
waived hearing before Justice Mills
and were held in 81 so bonds
each Pardon gave bond, but
Fowle was unable to do so, and went 10
Jail
1T is alleged that under the name
Of q. b. Allen a Co, Pardon and
Fowle opened an Office in the Equitable
Building in Baltimore in 1891 AID sent
out circulars advertising Themselves as
agents Of the Atlantic Fire Insurance
Company of New York
Jordan q Richardson, Of Anacostia,
d. O placed insurance for q. b. Allen
81 Co, on the premises of William i.
Pyle. in Anacostia Fire damaged
Pyles place, and when his policy was
presented for indemnity the Atlantic
Company repudiated II and stated its
issue was fraudulent The Indictment
and arrest Of Pardon and FOwle fol-
lowed
Pardon is we'll and favorably known
here. He said tonight that he and
FOwle had invested some money with
Allen, who was a Philadelphia, IN the
insurance business, but that Allen rep
resented 10 him and FOwle that he had
secured the Atlantic agency. aud they
had no reason to doubt It. Pardon
states that he knew nothing Of the Pyle
policy.
FOwLE RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
Washington. ID. O., July II George
A Fowle was released today from
custody on : 800 bond. \. Il. GlAscock
became his security in that amount
Both Fowle and Frank g. Pardon,
protest their entire innocence and ig-
nOrance of the fraudulent character of
the policy issued 10 George f Pylcs by
q. b Allen q Co. of which they
were partners. They will probably
fight extradition to Maryland.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.

Schedule in effect May 2lst, 1899
TRAINS LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG
Leave Northward.
6l2 A. n. daily.
$40 A. NJ. Daily except sunday local, 20
QuanticO only.
1918 A. NJ, sundays only.
lLSS A. NJ daily except Sunday.
l.3i I. VI. daily except sunday. Does net
stop between Fredericksburg and Quautico.
s.2o =. NJ. daily.
Leave Southwark.
6.5S A. NJ. daily. Stops only 81 Milford
boswell and Ashland, week days. Makes all
local stops Sundays.
T. IS 2. Nj. daily except sunday. Makes all
local stops.
LIZ 2. NJ. Daily except Sunday Stops only
at Milford, boswell, Ashland ana Glen Allen.
6.5O T. NJ. Daiiy stops only AT boswell ana
Ashland.
GA p. NJ. Daily makes All local stops.
fredericksburg and Richmond AccOmodR-
ton. Daily except sunday.
Makes all local stops.
Leaves Fredericksburg at 6OO a. " Ar
TtVes Richmond SIS A. VI. Leaves kicumo ud
st4P NJ. Arrives fredericksburg 90 L. NJ.
W. z. Taylor, Traffic Manager
K. T.. ID. Myers. President.
o. C. COX, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

In Trinity Protestant Episcopal
chruch. Portsmouth, on Thursday, Rev.
Bowen Funsten was consecrated Mis-.
sionary Bishop Of Boise, Idaho.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Tho sale Of r'und trip tickets 70
Richmond ou account of the h Y L.
U. Convention viii be continued on
July l4th and 10th.
o. O. Cox, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
THE PLANK on TRUSTS.

The platform in part Is a. follows.
1--WE pledge the Republican party If
Kentucky 10 the enactment Of all such
laws rs may be necessary TO prevent
trusts, pools. combinations or other or
CARNATIONS from combining 10 deprcc-
late below its real value, OF % enhance
the cost Of any article or 20 reduce the
proper emOluments f labor
1--WE congratulate the Republican
party that existing federal legislation
for the suppression OF harmful trusts,
pools and combinations Is the work of
Republican Congress, performed dur
ing the administration Of Republican
President, and we congratulate the
country that in the suppression Of in
furious combinations Republican legis-
lation has had in the past, as II Will
have in the future, due regard for the
interest of Legitimate business. the
purposes Of such legislation being the
remedy for the wrong and not the EN-
barrassment TO industry, enterprise or
thrift
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
FAUQUIER.
Grove Baptist Church.

Correspondence of The Free Lance. }
Summer Duck, Va, July llth, 1899
This is one Of the oldest churches in
lower Fauquier, having been founded
October 18th, 1911 Toward the close
of the 18th century there lived an old
man by the name Of Thomas Skinker
near the place where the church now
stands lie became interested in the
Baptists cause and gave the land and
built house Of worship for them lie
employed two preachers 10 travel over
the country and preach. and did many
other kindnesses for them.
The present house of worship was
built in 1898, and was surrounded by a
most beautiful grove of trees. The trees
were destroyed by the Federal sol
diers. who also left nothing of the
church except the walls and roof. a
few of the members got together after
the war and repaired it as hes they
could, but now 1t needs new roof,
floors and other additiO
IL is now proposed by the members to
repair the old church thoroughly. and
TO this end an appeal Is made 10 a II the
ItNlliUtl1 W NlAt NiluikAlf ~ NiA " iAR hhhN
been members but are now connected
with other churches. to all the friends
and lovers Of the church to make an
Offering 10 God for the renovation Of
His sanctuary. Grove is the mother of
Oakland church, I'm Culpaper, Mt. Oar
mel in Fauquier, and Richland, in
Stafford, besides sending many mem.
5ers 10 other churches
We believe that il will be q real Joy
to the many lovers Of the old church TO
show their regard for her by aiding in
this good work.
On the first Sunday in August pro-
tracted meeting will begin at Grove.
There will be two services on TN at day
and is is hoped that all who have It in
their hearts to help will come prepared
20 make liberal contribution to the
good work.
After Sunday Rev j. H. Butler. of
Alexandria. will aid the pastor. Chris
tians of all denominations are oil in.
vited to aid the meeting aud pray for
blessing.
NOTES.
Rev. 7 w. Newman will preach at
ZOar Baptist church the first Sunday in
August, also on the Saturday preced-
ing.
The protracted meeting at Xoar has
been appointed to begin the first sun
day in september
The annual meeting Of the South.
western District Sunday School Con-
vention will begin AT Grove on Friday
before the fourth Sunday in August,
and continue three days. The program
will be published later.
O. W b
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Hanover School.

Miss w. +. Schooler, Principal, viii reopen
on the 4th OF September, at Fredericksburg.
Va. English branches, including Higher
Mathematics and the Sciences taught Also
LATIN, FRENCH and GERMAN.
Miss Sch 0ler's object Is "a advance her
pupils in regular collegiate course. Win
View to graduation. aud In this 0pject she
will be ably assisted by competent ana ca
Terms payable monthly in advance. For
MISS w. n. ScH0OLKR.
Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
INDORsED WITHOUT RESERVE.

1--WE indorse without reserve the adj
ministration of President Mckinley
and congratulate the American people
upon the condition Of prosperity and
happiness resulting from the wisdom
and patriotism which he has brought
20 the discharge Of his pnblic duties
ave reaffirm our confidence in the
policies adopted and the measures
taken by the President to restore order
and. to establish progressive govern.
ment in Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines, and we pledge him ouI
continuous support until these objects
are fully attained.
CIVIL SERVICE EXCLUDED.
I'VE reatIirm our adherence 70 the
principles and to policies proclaimed
by the last Republican convention, ex-
cept as to the civil service. We re.
gard it as settled beyond dispute that
the maintenance of sound currency
through Republican administration
and legislation is the foundation upon
which rests the most remarkable period
Of industrial progress, commercial &C
tivity and general prosperity within
the experience Of the people Of the
United States.
ave commend the present amend
ment of civil service by the President
and declare our belief that further
notifications of existing civil service
legislation may be made with advan-
tsge TO the public service.
A large portion Of the platform is de-
voted to denunciation of the Goebel
election law, the McChord railway law
and other Democratic measures passed
over the Governors veto. The admin
istration. Of Gov Bradley is warmly
commended.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
FIRED oS TIE FRENCH FISHER.
British Torpedo Gunb"at Serbs Deudl,
Shot into the z'oacher.

(Hy Tc,legranil.l

LONDON. Aug: 9-l'hc British tor
i'',. sun''"at l.':ta found a French
ihis morning. The fisherman altrmpt-
- 70 escape and did not stop when a
hlank shot was fired. The Lcda then
iired ! sn"t. disabling the fishing boat
and killing the hehnsman.
ne fishing boat Was afterwards tow
"a I" mis- port With the body Of the
hclnsman on board her
The arrival here of the Etoflr AZ
Nor caused much cxcitement here ana
Y is hoped the rcgrettal,le incident Mil
DRAW attention to the serious irro.ls
made by foreign fishermen in British
waters. The Admiralty express az
treme surprise at the fact that the
hShing boat disregar;leu ire Leda :
sisnai |" hchvc to and. in the abscna.
- the official report, they assume that
the commands. OF the l.eda only resort
81 to drastic measures when other
means We're incffectunl
The captain Of the Fluoil2 De Nor has
been arrested.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
"Whites and Blacks at the
Parting OF the Ways"
RACE QUESTION AGITATED
Significant Utterances of the Hon. rupe
Brown, President of the Georgia State
Agricultural Society. Negro Prob
lem the South's Own Quarrel.
(EN YclNGraph.)

GtlFMNN. ca, Mug. AT The
'neetin:: Of the Georgia State Agricul-
ir,Iil Society here today the race prob
lem came prominently Z" the front
rs !, topic of discussion. Hon. Pope
Brown president of the society an cx-
J"nsive and pr,.sl,cruus planter ur th..
state. asserted that dlc white man ana
tlr negro are 1T tn" parting of the
Ways ana said the former. should as
sis; the latter in his Efforts to leave this
country.
That portion OF his annual adgrsss
on the negro question WAS loudly APP
i'laud.u. In this connection he WAS also
bold ana uncuuivuc;ll in declaring that
tllr south should stop 'toauying To Ills
North
SOuTH'S OWN QUARREL.
Mr.. Brown said in part:
III is between the white people ,r thc
Hnltn ana the negroes VI the. South
me Snu'Hh ha'ters Of the North arc 1T
the bGttHm " an the trouble ana w..
iiced not il;.rter ourselves that tlo:se
south h;ttcrs are few and far between.
herr arc plenty OF t..cin. In my opn-
ION INC majority Of them have no use
i"l US except when they think they :,rt.
making something out OF Us MI Thur
Der Of New York. rendered us Il great
service Il few days ago by telling Us
exactly What ne and Ills pcorle link
"l Us. | think it is time We w,.r, !.-t-
ing them alone. Quit running after
them Then Quit toadyinS TO diem Thy.
ShE'll Politician also causes friction be-
tween the races. by Submitting every
question. county, munl.ipal and stat,.
!" y white primary uhis trouble could be
aVcl'tcd and better government would
b& secured in .ill cases.
LET THE NEGRO GO.
The leaders Of the negro race are
preaching disconlent ana whether the
scheme Of colonization is practical or
A"t aTn not prepared TO say, but I do
h"lGNe th.t il is to the interest or tn.
people Of the South to aid and abet th..
negro in his Efforts to leave us. A few
Gays ago when Certain prominent citi-5
zens We're called on by the press to saw
4 Dow TOW hallld DrotaGts$ our FAINT tiess
Gal ms erltaiI llnies here Vas IA res
Spouse hatiseemed Ito meet the apprc-s
va Or enc press. lit was tills: Make a
immature arsenal OF every country
nome ] say if it has come to tha. #
IS tins for The parting, OF the WAYS.
'ia,l We parry II pca"e or strife? l
would say peace ana let us Stand not
upon he cost.
Aaio,S the other speakers was Hon.
i. iokr smith. nf ATLANTA. who discussed
Practical l.duc:ution." 5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
lie Acts as Interpreter, 1ranslat=
Ing from German Writings.
SECRET SESSIONS CONTINUE
Interesting Proceedings of the Cour.n,xr
tial Yesterday. Court VIII he Oren
to the rublisSatu:Iay Norm
ing. Police Take Precautions.
N;N 'l'cl..glll,h.l

lsl.N'\l..S. FRANCE, Au., 9-Thr 49,
~ s.SSi,,, mr. ~.
,,,,.,,. ,,., ''.'''' 80 80
$500 A'o!'l '''o ~ A. uli'li II; h
y. N. General Ch;,nnin~ nearly COM
iit.ted his lp;!rt Of The. ry,,l;,n, inn ,f ,h
,,Jssicl-
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,.,,,,, W. - ''o.'l" '1''iuF'oW ior ithnut
~. -, ~, '"v'n ~ li'eh ~: i'aic"i"-
H., III, 1,..,iI.,' -, o'''Nt, VI! taAe u,
80 e"NN N.itNi. IL IS uaI2rStouu. Wi,'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
Will. FIGHT TB1I;uI.OrT.
Business Aleu- to Prosecute Ins,i-ators OF
Strife Troubles.

BE FGlCSit:ipT.)
CHEN l.IASD Aug. @--!,ivp hundred
business men of Cleveland held an anti
boycott meeting this afternoon in M.
:!itn' bcl CT cEnimcrce rooms. \ fund of
$4,000 Was started to ferret out ms
criminals wi:n are dynanliting cars ana
creating disGo!d i'll the city In A few
minutes time not less than 5000 was
Subscribed ana the rest Of .i!. amount
VII be fully made NJ tomorrow
Tie meeting was largely attended
l2u It WAS i representative, Un,. in
very respect. Miluas Of dollars were
represented in the men present Nigur-
oGs speeches dcnouncinS s;:.a boycott
strike disturbances ana disorder AVER,
made.
DEMAND FOR MILITARY POST
- demand Tor Il United states army
.iiltary pest il Cleveland ,qs unin:-
nlouSlN made ana steps We're taken To
increase the police force e h~ city
VI tf. strikers picnic HEAD Ut Scenic
PARK to-day, Mayor $. H. PONIES. nf
orator q The day. The mayor said:
We are in IN cpiG,.lnis: Of labor
troubles, strikes. lockouts and boyGotls
lIrctns Widely separated portions OF
'ul' country ana as Widely diversified
Industrial interests disturb he land, th,
condition may hc fifty cllarl"teriZcu is
one " industrial civil war
DE&GtINCES T!iI. I:OYCOlvr.
The b"ycot' is 4 cruel ana unjust
weapon in many WAYS. am not here
with Il plan for settling the difficulty
u Cleveland alone. am mere 10 pro
pose 4 remedy not only for Street rail-
.'oad strikes. but For all kinds Of
difficulties with labor in every sort of
public utility. The remedy may be
f"und in absolute municipal ownership
operation ana control. In short, the
,undamenial cause Of the trouble IN
Cleveland today is found in the fact
.hat few men are granted the right
u ownership in a class Of property that
should never under any circumstances
;econc private possession. but should
- made property Of tho whole PEG
pie
CONFERRED WITH s-rRIKf.1ss
Mayor Icncs held a political con
ference With strike leaders in tn.
Anscric,,n House this afternoon, At
Which he decided to leave the Cleveland
md 81 his camElgn as IN independents
nnHi,:Ttc for So|crno: Of Ohio entirely
IN he hands OF the street railway
strikers.