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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
THE eILLIaAN TRIAL.
Miss Turner's Love Letters May be Use

After being three times called aud
continued, the great legal battle for the
life Of Andrew Garter GilligAn, charged
with the assassination Of q Beverly Tur-
ner, the father of his sweetheart, Isabel
Turner, on the night of December q,
1899, was renewed Tuesday morning at
Isle Of Wight Court House When
court adjourned that evening every
barrier bat one likely to bring about
further postponement had been disposed
Of. The one remaining obsticle is the
absence because Of illness Of Mrs Susie
Batten, a sister Of Gilligan, and who is
alleged to be an important witness.
Mrs Batten lives In Smithheld and
counsel could not say whether she
would be present next day Even
should her illness continue the case may
go on, however. as the court will have
to rule on the materiality Of Mrs. Bat
tens evidence. Witness w. II Weed.
ON whose account the last continuance
was had, was not present, but his alb
sence was waived by the defense.
When court opened Col j. o. Baker,
Of Newport News. another lawyer for
the defense, was introduced There
are now five attorneys in the case, three
Of whom represent Gilligan.
ARGUMENT OVER LOVE LETTERS.
The argument over the love-letters
written by Miss Turner 10 Gilligan was
the feature Of Tuesdays session. The
defense has all along oontended that
they were entitled to the original let.
ters. They had been furnished copies.
but they fought for the original manu-.
scripts. 1t is by these that Gilligan's
lawyers mean to established or strenthen
their clients plea Of self-defense Judge
Hinton. for the defense, intimated that
the counsel for prosecution has used
questionable methods in procuring the
letters. He said that Gilligan was be-
ing wrongfully deprived Of the means
which would establish his innocence.
Col. Boykin declared that any charge
which accused him Of improper conduct
in connection with the letters was IN.
true. Judge Hinton interrupted, and a
warm exchange Of words followed.
Judge Atkinson finally ruled that the
defense could use the original love let
tiers. but their custody should be held
by the court
Judge Hinton enumerated the facts
he expected TO prove by the letters, He
said they would prove that his client
and Miss Turner were lovers; that he
visited her constantly at her solicitation
that he continued to visit her mp to the
very moment Of the killing, and that
he had come that fatal night by Miss
Turner's invitation.
Miss Lille Gilligan and Miss Hattie
BAtten, sister and niece. respectively.
Of the accused, came into court after
adjournment and embraced the pris-
oner. GilligAn lighted cigarette and
was led to Jail.
Miss Turner. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Agnes Turner, both heav-
lily yelled and dressed in black. ar
rived about ii O'Clock and retired to
their rooms In a hotel Mrs. Turner is
in poor health.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

THE Democratic State Convention
Of Louisiana met at Baton Rouge on
the 4th inst, and elected delegates to
the Kansas City Convention. Reso-
lutions were adopted reafRrming the
Chicago platform of 1896 and in
strueting the delegates to vote for
Mr.. Bryan for President. The i'm
periaIistic policy of the Republican
party" was denounced. The annex
alton OF the Philippines was declared
q breach Of national honor, and the
convention expressed the sentiment
that Cuba should be handed over to
its people as speedily as possible.
Federal and State legislation against
trusts was urged and militarism de-
nounced. The convention, however,
declared in favor of the immediate
construction of the Nicaragua canal,
and expressed its deepest sympathy
for the Beers. 1t was an harmonious
body-a genuine Democratic love-
feast-and it lis reasonable Mr.. Bryan
will regard its deliberations as new
laurel in bis political crown.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
sPoTsYLvANIA COURT.

The June term of Spotsylvania County
Court last Monday was slimly attended,
owing to the busy season with the far.
mers and a meager and undressing
docket
Most interest seemed to center about
the Pension Board. but as one member
was absent the session wac postponed
until to-day. when the numerous appli-
cations from ex.Oonfederate soldiers
will be considered.
The Fredericksburg contingent at
court were Judge John I. Goodrich,
Messs. W. D Garter. II f. Orismond,
W. S. Fl cks, r. L Biscoe. James T.
Lowery, Samuel e. EAstburn, Nelson
Decker, J. T. Hicks and T. s. Cole
man
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
MARRIAGES.

Marriage licenses were issued in
Warrington on Saturday to George s.
Vashon and Bernard p. Philips. Of AL
bemarle county. and Thomas o. Dom
aldson and Ida Watson, Of Brook.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Hughes
Kennedy and Arthur Merwin Ross, Of
the United States navy, Tuesday even.
ing, June 10, at "Oassillis, " the home
Of the bride, near Warrenton.
The residence of Mr. Thomas Cook.
on the Indian Reservation. near Lester
Manor, King William county, was the
scene Of a quiet marriage Sunday after
noon, when his daughter. Miss Min
dora, became the bride Of Rev. DR.. /.
G. Jonah, Of Tuscarora Tribe, near Sus-
pension Bridge. New York. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. 2. e.
Throckmorton, pastor OF Pamunkey
Baptist church. Dr. Jonah will remain
upon the reservation, where he will
practice his profession. Both bride and
groom are full blooded Indians.
Miss Sallie Clarke and DR. william
r. Aylett, a prominent young physician,
were married at st Pauls Episcopal
church, Newport News, Tuesday, by
Rev. J. Francis Ribble, the rector.
Mrs Douglas H. Gordon. OF Baltimore,
attended her sister as matron Of honor,
and Miss Elizabeth Booth Aylett, Of
King William county, sister of the
groom. was maid Of honor. Philip
Aylett, Of Portsmouth. brother OF the
groom, was best man. The usheTs were
George helms Vice. Edloe Morecock, Al.
bert Lloyd Hopkins and Douglas H.
Gordon, Of Baltimore. There we're
guests from New York, Baltimore, Rich
mond and Norfolk, and the marriage
was one of the most prominent socially
that has been solemnized in Newport
News in some years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
Draw the Color Line.

The opening of the fifth biennial con-
yention Of the Federation OF Women's
Clubs, in milwaukee,. Tuesday was most
animated. The board ofcirectqrs turn
ed down the coiored women's Olub, Of
Boston, and committee from the Mas
sachusetts delegation, adopted strong
protest to restore Josephine Rufin, the
colored delegate, to her rights. The
color question has been. made an issue
with other delegations. two Of which
offered -Rufsin their support. >
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
nor over rIftY ears

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup ha
been used for over fifty years by mil.
Hons OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. II
soothes the child, .softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie. and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.e It
win relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
mediatsly. Soldby Druggists In every
mart Of the world. Twenty-Five cents
4 bottle. Be sure End, ask for 'Mu
Windows Soothing SYRUP.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
CROP PROSPECTS.

Correspondents of the u. s. Depart
ment of Agriculture. Virginia Section,
Climate and Drop Service. Weather Bu-
read, report the conditions and pros.
poets for crops in the sections named
as follows:
Falmouth, Stsfford-An crops at a
stand hay crop about lost oats short
and full OF bugs or lice; wheat short in
straw, but fairly good in head.
Oomorn. King George-All- crops
backward clever very indifferent corn
too small to work.
Degue King George--Wheat and oats
unchanged; indications Of an early har.
ysst complaints Of poor stands of corn /;
pastures and gardensmuch improved.
Bifdsnest, Northampton-Early pc.
tatoes Ia blossom.
Meade. Essex-Frequent rains have
encouraged farmers all crops. except
oats aud peas, coming out wonderfully.
Orange, .Orange-GrssR and oats suf.
fered from drought; wheat not prom.
ising DC two weeks ago corn and gar
dens doing. well.
: Pungoteague, Accomac-Oern grow.
ing fairly pea and strawberry business
nearly finished.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS.

Governor General Wood has left Ha-
vana on q tour Of inspection about Cuba.
A Cuban paper, La Nacion, says there
is popular discomfort in the island with
the present regime.
Major johnson, with two companies
Of the Twenty-ninth Infantry and
twenty-five men Of the Eighteenth. cap
tured forty Filipino insurgents and ten
thousand rounds of ammunition on an
expedition to the Island Of Tablas
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

At no time is man secure from at
tscks Of such disorders of the stomach
as cholera morbus, cramps and diarrhea
bat these complaints are common during
the heated term, when 1t is dangerous
to neglect them. Pain.Killer is q
remedy that never fails and the sever
est attacks have been cured by 1t.
Avoid substitutes, there is bat one Pain
Killer, Perry Davis Price 200. and 300.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

WHEN the oratoricsl skyrOckets
have all been discharged from the
political battery the most curious In
terrogatory will be-who went up in
the smoke OF battle
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

Tax announcement that Senator.
Foraker is to present Mr.. McKinley's
name to the Republican convention
occasions some surprise. Ithas been
no secret for some time that warm
8 srsonal relations do not exist be-
tween those two gentlemen. Bat
polisies are curious things, and IL
may now be s4nsstes Of peliticaLpOlS
iSy for the Senator to play Romeo to
the z residents Juliet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
Rev. W. ]. Morton Called to Harrison
burg.

It is with much regret we learn that
Rev. W. J. Morton has rendered his
resignation as rector Of South Farm
ham parish, to accept call to Harri-
sonburg, Va. Mr.. Morton has won the
esteem of all his Pensioners. and the
love and admiration of host Of friends
who have been under the influence and
guidance Of his teaching, and univer-
sal regret is expressed by the people Of
TappahannOck IN the loss Of their be-
loved pastor and his charming wife
Tidewater Democrat
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

IT APPEARS that postal frauds are
still source of annoyance to the
Government. The Postmaster Gen.
eral recently issued fraud orders
against one Gustav KIuver, Of Ham
berg, Germany. denying to him the
privilege of using the mails Of this
Government. The cause of this de-
NAL of postal rights is based upon
evidence before the post-ofice au'
thorities showing that Kluver is en-.
gagged in conducting lottery bust
ness, and has been using the United
States mails as an avenue for the
distribution of prizes. 1t is possible
that frauds of this nature have been
prscticed for some time, but when
detected the law should be promptly
and rigidly enforced, and an end put
to ssch illegitimate practices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

NOTWITHSTANDING the vigorous ef-
forts made to upset thelaw the courts
in Boston recently sustained s-City
ordinance regulating the height OF
buildings. This is a uOvein the right
direction, as the law should always
throw its protecting arm around the
safety Of life and frown down upon
whatever jeopardizss the lives Of the
masses, as well as the individual In
other cities the impression 10 growing
in popular favor that these cloud
kissing, sky'scraping structures-so
dangerous and inconvenicnt-have
had their day. 2
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

IT opportune just now for our
sympsthies to be at fever heat for the
census enumerstors.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

IF THE old maids were legslized to
vote, it would require considerable
lobbying TO get census law enacted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

WOULD. BE orators with mellifluous
voices are now casting sleeps eyes
toward the political rostrum.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
Greatest Bargains
lever OFFERED.

Do you need one? Well you should see them.
Just received TOO White and Drab Corsets at SOC.
each worth 75c. $50 White Do. at 60c. each, worth
81 co. These are the greatest bargains in corsets
ever offered in the old town. These were bought Of
a Factory retiring from business. They are dirt
cheap.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

Mr.. J. w. Coon, one Of the most
prominent and well.known oiti-
zens OF Roanoke county. was stricken
with paralysis Whileon his way TO his
country home He was riding horse
back, aud, while he lost oil control Of
himself, hls horse carried him home
Mr.. .Ooon was az ono time president Of
the Commercial National Bank, Of
Roanoke. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

ITNOw remains TO be seen the mum
Der of fatalities the bOst-rockipg sea-
son will produce.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
Public School Examination
For SI0II0Id County.
The uniform examination To teach IN Stat
ford county, will be held at the Court. house
on
June Goth and 9th, 1900
forHwhlte teachers, and at Macedonia School
HJuse, in Aqua District or
June 28th and 29th,
for colored, com mencng promptly at q. m
,ach day.

ZACH day.
No teacher will be allowed 10 teach un Ter a
third grade cert dcate but one year Teach
ers holding first grade certihcates, which are
aboutto expire, are requires TO take the uni
form examination, or agree to enter at once
on the prosecution of the professional course
OF study, WhiC n will be clearly defned by cir
culars le3 and l90furnished BY application TO
central Office. In Richmond. This course is
stremously urged upon by all who wish TO
become efficient and progressive teachers,
Gates Will be- renewed until the professional
course Is completed, which will begin FOR the
flrst year about the last OF August
@. NJ. WELDON,
School gupt, OF Stafford County
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
GUAZE VESTS.

Ladies' Guaze Vests at SO.
Ladies' Gusze Vests, tape in neck
and sleeve, Gle.
Ladies' Bleach Gusze Vests, tape in
neck and sleeve, 81. 10, l2ic.
Genuine Lisle Thread Vests at 2jc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

Ladies' call and see our new line Mus.
In Underwear T. n Hrent'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07
SHIRTS.

We show great variety of Gents
Shirts this season. Percale, Pique,
Pique Fronts, Silk Fronts, Soft Shirts,
Stiff Bosom Shirts, White Shirts,
Lsuudried and Unlaundried, Shirts
for Men and Boys.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-07

In the parade of clubs in Philadelphia
on June 18th, 20. 900 men will be IN
line.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
Scrupbcfn pGn Der @cburt an.

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eeiuuO ien. Sic buitete gang furdtbar. SD bin
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perl0mlid)en Griifung

pbne Gjarantie surieoengstelt. Wenn ein 9ruro=
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Del, S(5u)o()e,
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OF. JOOUOOO'S
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5{ranFbtttn in ibrtH perlbieDcntn SSormeH 0er0eE
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in Der Rsble uno i'm WunDt IumOr5, &HOten iu
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Snnman pirb bon Seiten Der 8oertn
Die 9elagerung ensrgtIder fortgcIeBt
0enn ie.
Sn ben bsibsn leBter Sdgan bes Sea
bruur nurben Iturfe 9etonationen ges
bort unb bardus gcT6tpHen, 6uB be
8oeren 9d6nIprengungen porgenolns
men bGtten, um Den WlarIA Der GrIdBz
&olonne bes Sberi ten Ptumer 5u 6jnz
bern.
S6erIt 8htmer Fat Den neusItenWtehs
bungen nah am 6. D. 3d., o6ne Guf
@ioerItanb 5u ftoBeu, Qo6dtii beIebt.
psl8e5 Die 9ceren einige Sage DOrber
qerGumt 6atten. Die GiIeabo6n bort
lit 3pur 3er1tDrt, bod fam lie leidt
ipieoer ber9eItslIt iperben.
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a6er frei5ugeben 1T. Der Oumpfsc
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gu poutn; Der cine piro BON oSn 8rtA
ten, Der unosre ppn Den 9oeren unsers
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Die 7Fruuen i'm Eager bsi 9itt IieF
Hagen uber Die i6peren 9aruIte, tpels
6e bic Soeren bei GdoDinrit6 butlan.
Die britiI4en Sruppen unter 8enes
raj W}ei6uen fe6ren BON Gmbeclen 5u'
rid, um 8os6of i'm Oranje 5rtiItaat
gu 6eIeben. @ire Ttarte 01rnjIOn
tpltrOe in 8intberleb aurijf 9eiafen.
Die Nahriht u6fr bic G;nna6me
Don 8loemfonte;n beruriahts grOBen
Su6el in Der 8opItaot. 2lQa 8loden
purosn qeldutet unO Der britiIte S6eil
Der 9<p0lterunq IeBte einen um5ug
burA Die StrQBen in Scsne.
oSn SimonStOpn hit ein tp2it2rer
7Su6tpian Der oortigcn geTangenen
Gperen antosdt uno pereitelt poroen.
Die nrsiIen 8eFlngentn Q;n9en bsute
W6fno BON BORT nab ct. 6elsna ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
Wtn iton Gbur6t(ps Be-
ii d] tunqen.

2onDon, IA. Mdr5. - @inlton
'Gburaill proteitirt in Der rMorning
9of" gegen bic b0ffide 8ebanblung,
tpet659enerdl Gronie britii6srIeits Su
She'll naro. @r msint, bic unbeu9Idz
me britti6e@ntIdsiOung. feline Sriegsz
gsFangenen aus5u1ps6ieIn, piro 5ipe;=
fello5 Oos Gn0e oes 9rieges bei9ieuz
nigen, biirfte aber pieGei6t ben britt
ifen 8riegsgsFangenen in pretoria
perAdngnibbpQ tperoen. @s beite6en
2tn3ei6sn auf Die @erroRung Der Soez
ren uro fir eine gmuf famere ariegz
fiibrung in Der 3ufunft. 0a6ei lit e5
ieGr 5peiFelbaFt, Of bic SrdnspadlzRsz
gisrung i'm Stdnbs Iein tpiro, Die nil
ben 2eibeni ni6oflen Der ro6n Wtenihen
i'm 3aume gu 6alten, bic i'm Sole elmer
9elagsrIn1 pon gretorid bort sinea
5btil Der 9urniion bilOen uno Die Ga
&c Der briiii6eu @efan9enen b:oro6.nO
9sltalten tpiir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
lteberraid,enoe Statifif.
Gin 0ian sum
Sparem amf filui Sabre.

3insFub auf 81 proSent bers9nst.
3T3 Mrbeitstase in eincm Sabre acred,net
3insfuB auf 81 prossnt berednet.
10 gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren $169.47
25 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren 423.68
SO Gts. pro Sag in 5 sSabren 847.35
l Dollar pro Sag in 5 Sobren 1694.70
Somit tpirft Der Munn, pel4er tdgt
lih 25 Gsnts aus9isbt. stpedlos III
fiinfunbsspan5is Sdhren Elm 8ermoesn
bon $25OO.OO meg.
We pi.le SouIsnbe bon 2euten tbun
baHslb. Ding uno nsnnen es nteIn
9lud."
sB.neen Sie i'd, an Den
St. James SuDlngs JllnO
uno mbmsn Sic cine SHlfs sporz
9ant; lis pirb Sbnsn hbiilflid isin,
Sbr ralsinselo" gu iparsn uno Sbnsn
Strobe Summen" gu bringsn.
@anpt=Sfiiee:
@uooItAgds 9altimors1SttaBe unb
poIf7OfFics4QlDenue. Sd9ri9 often BON
10 uhr 9prz bis 8 llbr Gadmittags.
Montogsz unb Samltassz4benp BON
5 Bis 7 llbr.
3tueis.Sffices:
9forbtpsIt4@de Somerlet= u. Gagera
StraB.. SfFsn ieosn Mittpoasz uno
Samitaes esdabenb Don 7.30 Biz 9 uhr.
gtprboft4gde bon 5aitzNDsnus uno
8ouIDin4StraBs. SfFen ieben Mons
tag Qtbenb BON 7.30 Bis 9 u6r.