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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Miss Carrie Swami, Of Norihumber-
land county, died recently
Seven negroes escaped from the con-
vios camp in Bedford county.
Mrs. Luoretia Upshur died recently
in Acoomsc county, aged ~ YEAR,.
he New Grove Avenue Baptist
Church in Richmond will cost $45 600.
re Perkins has been appointed
postmaster at P1indexter, Louisa ooun'
ty
High water and landslides have done
damage in the western part Of the
State.
A terrible wind storm passed over q
portion Of Virginia Monday doing
much damage Considerable damage
was done at West Point and Newport
News
In King William county. Sunday,
Alexander Pollard, colOTed, killed his
mother with an ak and cut his own
taroat with knife dying almost In.
stautly
Marcus Shiilstte was taken to the
penitentiary from Greene county Satur.
day for breaking 10 Crapman's store
He goes for two years, aud is hardly
fourteen year cid.
Governor Tyler is in correspondence
with Gov Smith. of Maryland, in re.
gard to the oyster trouble In the Poto-
mao. and it is thought that q satisfac.
tory adjustment will be reached.
Friday Miss Bette T Henley Of
King and Queen county. was struck by
a RUNAWAY horse and thrown violent.
" to the ground. Her nose, collar.
hone and several ribs were broken Her
condition though critical is hopeful.
The Trsotion Street Railway Dom.
pany in Richmond secured the priv.
ileges asked for In the City Council
Tuesday night by vote Of 90 TO Q. The
session was stormy one and lasted
from 8 p. m. to $3.50 a m Speeches
we're made on both sides
Gov. Tyler has pardoned ]. Thomas
Beckhem. Jr who has been serving a
short term in the Alexandria Jail for
house breaking A petition for Beck
hams pardon was forwarded to Rich
mond 1t was represented to the Gov
ernor that the mother Of young Beck.
ham was lying critically Ill at her
home In Oulpeper. and her death was
feared at any time Young Beckbam
at once left for his home Ia Culpeper.
O s. Williamson shot Miss Bessie
Stuckey nurse at the Virginia Hos
pital. Richmond. Monday. Williamson,
il is said. had been rejected by Miss
Stuokey and in fit OF Jealousy shot
her. DR.. W ]. Ohewning. son OF DIR.
Geo. H. Chewning. Of fredericksburg,
went TO the rescue Of Miss Stuckey and
succeeded in overpowerinR her assailant.
The lady is improving and II is
thought her wound will notprove fatal.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Geo W. Wilson, Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, died Tuesday In
Washington.
Bishop Potter has declared his with
drawal from leadership in the New
York vice crusade.
Kruger Visited the exposition site in
Paris and saw his own bust deoked with
tributes of admiration.
E. d. Lukenbill, former agent Of the
Seaboard Airline at Fernsndina, Fla. 4,
is $50, 900 short in his accounts.
u. s. Senator Oushman K. Davis.
chairman OF the Committee on Foreign
Relations of the Senate. died at his
home in Sc Paul, MINI, Tuesday.
General Wheeler delivered speech
in New York in which he attributed
all the 'pr0gress" this country has
recently made to Christianity, and
said the Philippines must be retained.
A dispatch from Oonstantinople says
that the relations between the United
States and Turkey are becoming acute
concerning the question Of granting On
exequatur to the American consul at
Harp0ot.
The Standard Oil Company, 1t ia said,
has obtained concessions for mining
and erecting pipe lines on all the Gov
eminent tracts, So well as almost
monopoly in sinking oil wells In
Ronmania The price Of the concession
was 80. 900, 900.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
CULPEPER.
Notes and Personals.
lOorrespoudonce q rhe FIoe Lancel

Correspondence Il The Free Lancet
Kslley's Ford vs., Nov o. 1900
Miss Mamie Farmer. Of "Olaik
Lawn, had az her guest last week
Miss Lizzie Kelley.
IL Is reported that many Of the young
people OF the neiRhborhOud are going
TO leave for town. We sincerely hope
such is not the case, bat we fear IL 90
be sadly true
Much to the regret Of her many
friends. Miss Leta Coleman, who for
some time has been ihe guest q Miss
Mildred Shaokelford, returned 20 her
home Friday
Miss Mamie Hamilton. Of Orange, IL
visiting her aunt, MISS Ointhia Down
man 90 La Grange"
Mr. Collin Shacklefurd Is above Oul
pepper delivering ties at that place.
Mr. John NJ Cunningham Sr. who
has been taking an extended trip 90
Richm md Norfolk and Newport News
has returned To his home rs River
Side
One youog man, + this vicinity. has
been 81 fortunate rs % kill three large
turkeys, aud, IL is said thas they were
all wild
Miss Virginia Payne is. we are glad
to say, recovering from her recent al
ness.
Mrs. Powell Humphries aud daugh
ter, Miss Madge. spent Sunday with
friends near Kelley's Ford.
Bee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1900
Weather forecast for Fred.
erickS6urg and Vicinity.
Partly clOudy ThurSdaq aoith
fresh south GoiRdS.
OORNSTALKS.

The comparatively recent discov-
cry that cornstslks may be pro6tsbly
utilized in many ways will prove q
source of revenue to our agricultural
population. Until recently they
have been in the farmers wsy-ab-
solutely regarded as refuse. In sd
dition to the purposes for which they
are used by factories a writer ssys:
"The great agricultural discovery of
the closing years Of the century Is TIE
fact that all this material can be utiliz-
cd, every ounce Of il. The shreddiDg
machines slit it into fine fodder which
the farmers report is not only well
reiished by cattle. but is as good as
clover hay for horses and costly mixed
feeds for cattle. 1t is not only fed
from she fields. but Is preserved in ST.
los, and fed she whole year around
Ii Is as good food for sheep as for
cattle, and lowers the cost Of fattening
these animals nearly one halt Shred
ded corn costs not above 81 70 per ton
when stored. So the farmer has new
feed et half the cost of hay, and al.
most Unlimited in its supply. Ii is
made Of one Of the wastes Of the farm,
at she same time converting nuisance
into blessing. American agriculture
has q grand opening before 1t as the
old century passes into the new
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
oystermen Arrested

Capt. W. E. Hudgins, of the Virginia
oyster steamer Chesapeake with
Oyster Inspector NJ L. Price. Of King
George. overloaded oystsrmen last week
from Swan Point 60 Matthias Point, in
the Potomac river, and hned J. II Hall,
of schooner "Lillie ID Smith," ana
Eugene Hall. VI sloop Telegraph, "
each $40 for having on board oysters If
less than ~ inches 10 length, which is
the legal SIZE Capt. g. W. Maddux,
Of Maryland oyster police schooner,
bessie Jones. on the same day
arrested Oapt. Jno. e Middleton. Of
bug.eye Ella" off Ragged Point, in
Potomac river, for having in his poses
sion oysters less than 21a inches long
and took him TO BushwoOd, St Mary g
county, Md where be was tried and
fined, with costs aggregatiOg $73. The
Halls aud Middleton are citizens of
Accomac county Va.
Inspector Price protested with Mad.
dux against the Maryland force carry.
log Vlrginisns to Maryland for trial
and cited the Law on the subject. Oaps.
Maddux commended that the precedent
had been established when his former
commander, T. O. b Howard had
taken W. b Lewis. w. II. Onller and
Harry Miller, citizens Of Virginia, to
Maryland so be tried.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
Extra Sessions Of Legislature

There have been four extraordinary
sessions Of the General Assembly held
under the present State Constitution.
Gov. +. w. NJ. Holiday called the
firss one, which met December 1878
The second was called by Gov. Game
ron. and met March 2. 1882 Gov
Cameron also called third extra ses.
sion. which met August 10. 1884 He
called the first extra session in order
that the Legislature might pass gen.
eral appropriation bill, which it had
failed 60 do ut the regular session just
then ended. The second was called in
obedience 10 a request signed by two
thirds Of the members Gov Fitzhugh
Lee called an extra session, which met
March IS, 1887 Now there Is to be
an extra session, called by Gov Tyler,
90 begin January 23d. None of the
proclkmations converting the Legisla.
sure in extra session has set forth the
object of such session. Governor
Tyler's proclamation follows the ptece.
dent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
virrinia,s Vote

The State Board Of Canvassers have
canvassed the returns OF the Pfesden.
tial election in this State and awarded
certificates 10 the 10 Democratic Con-
greesmen. The result az certified by the
State board is thst Brysn's majority
over Mckinley is 30 ,2l5 The plurali.
ties or msjorities of she Democratic
congressman are as follows: First Dis.
trict, v. A. Jones, 2. 339; Second district.
H. L. Maynard. 9. 90; Third district,
JohnsLamb. 7.4S1 Fourth district, f r.
Lsssiter, 4. 1873; Fifth district, o. A
Swanson. 4 ,00l; Sixth district, Peter
j. Osey. ID. 481; Seventh district james
Hay, 1875; Eighth district. John r
Rixey, 1913; Ninth district. w. f.
Rhes, l, 752 TentL district, H. D Flood
3 f5f,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
The castellsnss.

The courts have dealt another rebuff
TO Count Boni dc Cesteliane, and his
wife, Countess de Oastellane. formerly
Miss Anna Gould, Of New York The
Supreme court Of New York granted a
temporary injunction restraining Boni
and his wife from collecting rents on
property beQueathed 30 Anna Gould In
srust By her father. Jay Gould. The
court tuther directs that George Gould,
Edwin Gould. Howard Gould and Miss
Helen n. Gould be also restrained, as
trustees under the Will OF jag Gould,
from paying ovor the rents to the
Oonntesu.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
The Nicarsguan Canal bill is TO be
the Senatorial target.
POLITICAL.

Ia mNking up the Republican caucus
list Of the Senate the name Of Senator
wellington. Of Maryland, has been
omitted az his own request. He has
chosen a seat on the Republican side,
however
Saturday the draft Of the bill for the
reduction Of the war revenue taxes will
be presented 70 the full Committee on
Ways aud Means. which is expected 20
introduce it In the House on first day
of the session.
Great interest is centered on the new
IL elected House Of Delegates. of Porto
Rico, which will hold its first session
December 3. The entire Legislative As
sembly. including both houses. is com.
posed Of Republicans.
A result of Secretary Roots in.
spectiOn trip TO Ou5a il seems certain
that no legislation contemplating indie.
psndence Of the island will be recon-.
mended to Congress for enactment dur
Jog it's coming SESSION.
Chairman Stewart. Of the Prohibit
tion National Committee, has announced
that funds for che campaign Of 1904 are
being collected. and that il is the in
tention of the party leaders 80 make
more vigorous campaign than the last
one. More than 81, 600 mas been sent in
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
nanial on nProaperitY. ;

Senator John ". Daniel was guest
of honor at the Banquet Of the National
Hardware Association one night last
week and responded to the toast, pcs
perity." To the course Of his remarks
be ssid that the American nation was
nation subject to successes and I'D
versities He said that just now this
country was passing through period
of prosperity. but added that property
was like q tidal wave-it came and it
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
FOR OYER KIftz years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil.
lions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. Il
soothes tbs child, softenB the gums,
ailays al pains, cares wind oolio, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoes. IL
viii relieve thu poor little sufferer Ina
mediateIy. Sold By Druggists In every
part OF tie world Twenty-Five cents
bottle. BE SIRE and ask for Mrs
window Soothing HT1up.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
REASONS wHYYoU sHoULoBUY
TEE "sUccEss'' arr
TIGHT HEATER.

REASONS wHYYoU SHoULDBUY
TIE SUCCESS AR
TfGHT HEeTER.
1 Ashes are removed from
the front. and not through
the cover. and fire can be
started at the bottom.
2. Our draft Is the highest
of the kind and guarantees
the success and the durabil-
icy Of the stove.
3 Our stove is absolutely
safe no dagger Of sparks pop.
ping out and setting fire 70
= our house.
4 All stoves are lined with
heavy steel lining, with air
space between liningan out
side. to prevent stove from
warping aud burning out.
5 Our draft is attached TO
the stove. and not to the lin
ing.
8 Consumes less than half
the fuel that other s0-cslled
alright stoves do.
Every stove guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your
money refunded. All sizes
Of last season price.
Do not forget our line Of
o rpets. Rugs. Art Squares.
Oriental Rugs at the GTea
and China Store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
Fight for Judgeship.

The fght which will take place in
the Democratic legislative osucus for
judge of the Supreme Court of Virginia
promises 10 be very spirited.
The giants Of the body are expected
TO lock horns on the very start. The
forces Of Judge William H Mann will
most likely be marshaled by Congress
man elect Hal d. Flood, while Speaker
e. w. Saunders. is the recognized
leader Of the forces Of Judge Whittle
Il 10 not known who will conduct the
campaigns of Judges Phlegar and
Prentis; they will probably have strong
leaders
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

Is coTTooN.sEED to be king in the
newspaper realmi The monopoly
that the paper trust has on the
spruce forests Of Maine has led the
Standard Oil Company and other
corporations to conceive the idea OF
erecting ten large paper mills in the
South to convert cotton-seed into raw
Danar
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
Foot Ball.

Foot ball enthusiasts have had al
exciting time daring the past week.
Saturday Yale defeated II rgard IN q
great game. Score 2S 90 U. The game
Was the annual contest and practically
IN axes Yale the American champions.
Ga the same day great game WAS
played ~ Norfolk resulting Uniyersi
~ Of Virginia II; University Of North
Carolina 0. The attendance was i'm
mense.
To-day the University will meet the
Su9anee team, Of North Carolina, IN
Richmond before "A big crowd.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

PRESIDENT McKINLEY's admins
trAtion may not have given unqush.
fed satisfaction, but it is to be borne
in mind that be has had many knotty
problems Of serious and fsrreseh
ing nature to deal with. The wars and
the territorial question are looked
upon by the people in such different
lights that it is safe to say no living
msn could have handled these ques'
tions with entire satisfaction to all.
A public servant must expect criticism
from q fastidious people, and Mr..
Mckinley is not the exception to the
rule. His reelection, however, is a
positive endorsement of the policies
he has pursued.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

SINCE hazing is being dealt with
as species of elemental savsgery
instead Of an ebullition of sportive
harmless fun, there is reason to
believe that an end will be put to the
cruel practice, and that parents need
not fear to enter their boys at the
higher institutions Of learning. In
some instances death has resulted
from hazing - So called practical
jokes-and it is gratifying to learn
that the proper authorities have
determined to wipe out the brutal
practice.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

WHEN our down.the.river friend,
the Southside Sentinel dOff5 its
journalistic swaddling clothes 1t may
be able to discern that there is an indie
pendent press as we'll as hide-bOund
party one in this country;snd having
acquired perception it may be able to
understand that The FREE LANCE,
true to its name, is no thick and thin
party organ but an Independent
paper, and, like the Independent
voter, is q thorn in the flesh at times
to old FOUNDERS and juvenile
"whoopers-up," as we'll as to the
trusts, "pre.election," post'elsction
and at sll times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
Rev .. N. Tyndell,s Appolntments.

Rev o. N Tyndell's appointments
for December are as follows; First and
Third Sundays, Spotsylvania O. H f. at
ii g. m. st. Georges Chapel. 80 p.
m. Second Sunday. Lewiston, at o.
m, Xmas day, Sc. Georges Chapel, at
8 p. "a. Fourth Sunday. Murtleville,
Stafford county, at 80 p. m. Fifth
Sunday Lewiston. as p. N.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

WE DO not know whether it was
the product Of his Attorney. Generals
or Of Governor Roosevelts own brain,
but his decision in refusing to remove
Mayor Van Wyck because of his ice-
trust dealings was sensible one and
the Governors delivered opinion an
able argument in the case. If there
is any politics in it we can't read it
between the lines.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

A Missouri young man agreed. ia case
Of McKlnleys election. 10 buy MS
sweetheart bcx If boubons, but ia
Gaze Bryan Won she was 10 give him
one hundred kisses Fifty Il the kisses,
however. we're payable in advaUce. wit h
the proviso that II tne Mckinley end
Of the wager were the winning one
they shOuld be returned In foil with
interest.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
SOME DEATHS


DR.. Joseph b. FLOYD. Of Berkeley died
in his 10th year. He was q native Of
Accomac county.
Oapt William L. Wager died at his
home in Petersburg. Monday, aged 20
years. Capt Wager was born in Msdi-
son county.
Mrs. A N. Finks. of Madison coun'
ty died suddenly at her home near
Origlersville She is survived by hus-
band and five SONS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lillsrd. aged % years
died at her home near Syria, Madison
county. She is survived by one son and
two daughters. Mrs A J. LillaId, Of
Missouri. Mrs A. II Brown and Mr..
@. II Lillafd, of Madison county.
Mrs. ". A. Blanton, died Tuesday
at the residence Of her brother.in-law,
Mr. +. D. Kelly, in Richmond, In the
24.h year Of her age. The deceased IL
survived By her husband. father. and
mother, six sisters and two brothers.
The remains were taken TO Caroline
county yesterday for burial
Mr.. Robert W. Leftwioh died at his
residence in King William county, Sat
urday. aged So years Mr. Leftwioh
served during the Civil War in Com
pany G. Twenty second Battalion. Vir.
ginia Infantry, attached 10 Stonewsll
.Jackson's corps He was a member OF
Hebron Baptist Church, Of which he
was clerk twenty five years. In June,
1895. he married Miss Annie. the
daughter Of Andrew Gravatt, Of Caro-
line county, who survives him with 3
daughters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
Parallel Of Bryan's Defeat Foun in
Greeley's


areeleys.
Julius Chambers in Richmond Times.
New York, Nov 26. The national
campaign Of 1900 goes down TO history
stamped with overwhelming defeat for
the Democratic party. 70 parallel the
disaster that has Overtsken it We must
60 back TO the melancholy days of Gree.
Icy, when il MADE the most dismal
electoral exhibit in all its history.
Then, q generation ago, Liberal Re-
publicanism was the milestone thar drag
ged the party down TO ruin, Recently
Silver Repnblicanism, and Republican
POpulism took possession Of the quarter
deck If the old Democratic ship. They
ran up a new flag They pitched over
board, or strung up at the yard arm.
the old and faithful pilots and crew
that had guided her. They formulated
Lew ealing orders; they set
new course and as result.
they have landed thel stout ola
craft, high and dry on the rocks. And
there she is Ever get her of? Not q
doubt about it Following she wrecking
Greeley came the all saving Tllden, who
pulled OF the Democratic party on the
swelling high tide Of che lofty a0d time
defyipg principles that have made the
republic all that it is
SO far as the Democratic party is con-
earned she national campaign of 1900
is over, but the national campaign Of
1904 is, or ought 60 be, begun. Misled,
betrayed and befoOled it fought cam.
paign under the name Of DemO crscy. on
Issues that, in the main, never were ana
never can be Democratic. Protesting
adherence 10 the principles Of Jefferson.
1t turned his picture 20 the wall and
it ses forth as his PLATFORM political
declarations that, were be in the flesh,
he would have repudiated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
EOR REMIT

A very desirable six room house. good
barn etc with several acres Of land
This property is on PLANK ROAD,
one mile from centre Of Fredericksburg.
and has been occupied for past ten
years by r. W Favill, Eco Terms
reasonable Possession given January
lst 1901. II. 3. ROWE.
fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

AeUrNALDo reported dead again.
Probably the report is based on the
assumption that 1t was about time
for news OF Bryan's defeat to reach
him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

TIE unkindest cut of all has been
delivered by one julius Chambers, OF
New York, the man who labcrs to
chow that Bryan's defeat is parallel
case to that Of Greeley's.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

En- passsnt---
Dick Croker's feint, in the bout
with vice,
Thawed Teddy's heart and saved
the ice.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
INK SPOTS FROM EXCHANGES

When oil the new Governors shall
have been inauguraIed the only silver o
ite Covering. bears name OF Saddler
liz. pc babfvNgot elected by straGdliDR
the Issu -Richmond Times
EVIDENTLY DOM PAUL'S STOVE PIPE.
Detroit Journal
Kings no wiser are than men
Tbs q lite apparent that
A ctoWu's AS easy talked through az
An ordinary hat.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

IT IS said that the women carried
Colorado for Bryan at the recent
election. His winning ~ ways and
gift Of the CAB had some effect after
all
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
The Presidents Turkey.

President McKinley's Thanksgiving
turkey was shipped by Horace Vose, Of
Westeiley, r. l.. purveyor Of turkeys.
TO the White House, Tuesday. The
bird weighed thirty.one pounds
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

Mr.. WATTERsoN evidently knows
where ho is at; for he says he is
sticking to the old ship"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

AS THE mercury descendeth the
price # the necesssries of life ascend.
eth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
WHERE 1T HINGES
(Richmond Dispatch }

A great many Congressional districts
hays their stockings hung up for that
national Santa Oiaus-the river aud
harbor bill Many members next
term hangs on the bulge Of the sso1k.
ing as this one.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29

that Norfolk Conference reporter
csp lsy the balm to his suffering
heart that blessed are the peace'
makers cle.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
MARRIAGES

Lisented in Baltimore 70 marry
Talbot + Hudsins, widow. Mathews
county, Va, aad May L Dill.
Mr. T. Arthur Treakle, Of Lower
Lsucss er and Miss jamie Gumby, Of
Marion Station. Nd, Will be married
at the home Of the bride, December ssh.
Miss Sarah f. Combs (white) and
Sterling sampson. an Indian Of the
Pamunkey tribe in King William cOuu.
ty, were married Wednesday by Rev 2.
+ rhr0ckm jrton.
Miss Margaret Reiser Of Baltimore,
and Mo. John Hsppel. formerly Of that
city. out now Of this city, were mar.
rico in Baltimore Sunday night SIR.
aud Mrs. Happel arrived here Monday
night, ana will make this city their
future home. Mr. Hsppel is an en-
ployee Of the tailoring establish.
m3nt Of II X goldman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
PASSING OF DOM PAUL.

"He who fights and runs away
Takes his chink and sails to sea-
"May live to fight another day.
To shout and splurge in gay Paree.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-29
WHAT NEXr


A New Y yrk jinitor has male an as.
sigam Mt with 5000. 600 Liabilities We
shall hear next Of a Pullman porter
failing for half a million