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Made Their own Interpretation.

Made Their Own Interpretation.
The sentiment of the conference concern
ing the action of the general conference
was soon very clearly and emphaticaliy
expressed With all due respect for the
presiding bishop, they claimed the right
to interpret the new chapter for them
selves. They did not believe that the gen.
eral conference had denounced and legis-
lated against an evil that had no exist
ence, but that its action related to the
slavery that had existed for generations
among the members Of the Methodist Fpis
copal Church. On the sixth day of the
| session committee of fifteen was ap-
pointed to take into consideration all the
papers relating to this action of the gen.
erai conference. Two days later they re-
ported that they could not agree On the
morning of the tenth day an emphatic pro-
test against the new chapter was adopted
IN TINS paper 1t was said: I'VE disayoW
and dfsapprove the enactment of said gen
eral conference on the subject OF slavery
ana declare herein our purpose to act I'm
the administration of the discinlina nc
Action was then taken on a proposition
| IN the form of preamble and resolution
! introduced by Rev. Norval Wilson After
\ an explicit statement of the causes that inn
| PEELED them to the separation they resolv-
| ed; That We hereby declare that the gen.
| eral conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. held in Buffalo, in May, 1880 by its
l unconstitutional action has sundered the
| ecclesiastical relation which has hitherto
| bound us together as one church, SO far as
any act of theirs could do So That we will
] not longer submit to the jurisdiction of said
general conference, but hereby declare our
1 selves separate and Independent of it, still
| claiming TO be. Notwithstanding an integ-
| raj part OF the Methodist Episcopal
| Church."
| Eighty-Seven to One.
| Bishop Scott declined to put the PROPOSE
ton to vote. or TO resign the chair Secre-
| tary M:-rtin was then. on motion, called
upon TO put the question TO vote and re-
| sponded to the call. The resolution was
promptly acknowledgement voting aye,
| while only one, the popular S. v. Blake
| rang out an emphatic No" Forty-one de-
| ciined to vote and three reserved their
| votes. DIR. Blake explained his vote by
saying that he had favored q compromise
but that in voting no he did not wish to
be understood as signing a minority protest
but desired to file in with the majority and
have his explanation appear on the journal.
| Bishop Scott promptly presented a paper
pronouncing this action Of the conference
null and void" He received a vote OF
thanks for the ability, impartiality and
| kindness with which he had presided over
the body. Some Of the minority who Dc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
KING GEORGE.
wild Turkeys-Pine Shipping Fish
Personals. Etc, etc.

Correspondence of The Free Lance.
King George o H., Va. Nov. l3, 1900
Mr.. Thomas l.. LOmax. Of Baltimore,
Md, formerly OF Panorama, in this
county, who with his wife and daugh.
ter, Miss Meta, have been visiting his
cousin, Mrs. r. E. Stuart, at "Cedar
Grove. :" returned on the 18th instant
Mr.. Lomax has many warm friends
here. who gladly greeted him, this be-
ing his first visit to the county for the
past twenty.six years.
Mr.. John N. Scott. Of Upperville,
Fsuquier county. who has been a guest
Of Major George Turner, at "Walsing'
ham," has returned
Rev. ". d. Grymes. Of mount
Stuart. killed recently, at one shot,
four wild turkeys.
Mrs. David Meade, of Clarke county.
Va, who has been Waiting relations in
the county, has returned home.
Miss Lille G. Thornton, OF Port
Royal, is visiting the Hunters at the
Oourt-house.
Judge O. H. Ashton was as the clerk g
Office on the 10th instant engaged in
taking evidence before Commissioner
E L. Hunter iu the chancery suit Of
Rollins W. Rollins.
Mr.. James Arnold shipped sixteen
head Of fine cattle today from Matthias
Point to Washington. Mr.. r H..
Smart also shipped two fine beeyes
from Ssuart's wharf to Washington.
Mr.. M. NJ. Kicker has large barge
partly loaded with railroad ties aground
near Cedar Point lighthouse; 1t is
thought part Of the load will have to
be taken of before the barge can be
fioated again.
Mr.. b. O. Grymes, Of Matthias
Point, lost o fine horse o few days age
with pneumonia
Mr.. ]. f. Jones, Of "Oaledon, " and
L. A. Ashton have gone to Southwest
Virginia for four car loads Of cattle to
winter on their farms In this county.
The fishermen near Matthias Point,
Stuart's Wharf and Somerset Beach are
shipping 8 great many ash to Washing
ton and New Yord markets.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
YOUNG MEN WHO ARE COMING 10
THE FRONT AS ORATORS.
Kelley, Lee, Hugh Miller, Malcolm A. coles
and others Aroused the Enthusi-
asm of the Voters.

Many young virginians have come
prominently to the front during the
late campaign, and the Richmond
Times Of last Sunday mentions num-
bsr Of them, strangely emitting, how
ever, the name Of Hon. J. L. Jeffries.
one Of the electors-a -at.large. who is still
In the category of young men, and
probably the orator who was in most
demand throughout this State during
the campaign which has just closed.
Extracts from the Times follow:
Hon. Samuel L. Kelley. Of Richmond,
is one of them. He was in great
demand as a stump-speaker. He was
one of the Democrats most effective
orators. Mr.. Kelley's friends think he
has d great political future. They are
talking Of him for Congress, for Gov
ernor. for United States Senator. and,
in fact, for almost any ofice that he
may want. Mr.. Kelley Is not only an
orator but he is a debater. Those who
heard him tackle Hugh Miller, of Nor.
folk, were convinced Of his powers aa
debater.
Robert E. Lee, Jr. of Fairfax county,
a grandson Of the great Confederate
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
RedistrietinE The South.
representative James Hay says

Il do not believe the conservative
Republicans Of the House would
attempt to Pass bill to reduce
representation. There may be some
talk about 1t before the session. but one
must remember that an enactment Of
that character must be general IN Its
application. Massachusetts, would lose
one member, New York would lose one
or two, because Of educational qualih.
cations. / not only believe that no
such bill can be passed. but 1 also be.
lieve that Virginia will have ten MEM
bers Of Congress during the next dec
ade. II the population for a Oopgres'
sional District should be increased ma
terially the Old Dominion might lose
one member, bat with about 1888 900
as the basis we could retain our present
representation. The same is true Of
Maryland and likewise Michigan.
With the votes of large Republican
States like Massachusetts,. and New
York against reduction Of representa-
tion, there is no danger Of the measure
passing the House, let alone the Senate,
where IL would surely be talked to
death"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
Not Surprise

1t will not be a surprise to any who
are at all familiar with the good quali-
ties Of Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy,
90 know that people everywhere take
pleasure in relating their experience 10
the use of that spendid medicine and
in telling Of the benefit they have re-
ceived from IL of bad colds it has cured,
of threatened attacks Of pneumonia it
he's averted and OF the children IL has
saved from attacks Of pneumonia
and whooping cough. It Is grand,
good medicine. For sale By NJ NJ.
Lewis Druggist,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. ID. B. Oargile, Of
Washita. l. I. He writes. -Four bot
ties OF Electric Bitters have cured Mrs.
Brewer Of scrofula. which had caused
her great suffering for years Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face, and the best doctors could give no
help; but her cure Is complete and her
health is excellent. " This shows what
thousands have proved--that Electric
Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema .tet'
ter. salt rheum ulcers, bOils and running
sores. Il stimulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion,
builds up the strength Only 90 cent
Sold by NJ. NJ Lewis, Druggist. Guar
anteed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
WESTuORELgUD.
Snow storm Funeral Of Mr.. Hall.

Correspondence of The Free Lance. }
Montross, Va. Nov. 1S. 1900.
On Thursday night. Nov. 9th. when
the people Of this vicinity retired .
mild south breeze was blowing, but
next morning about two inches Of snow
was on the ground. Some concluded
that we had migrated during the night.
Today has been a sad day TO large
number Of people in the neighborhood
Of Montross and Templeman's. Mr..
Sylvanus Hall, young and exceeding
ly popular man, was buried.at Nomini
Baptist church, Rev. Mr.. Monds, OF
the Baptist church, and the Rev. Mr..
Smith, Of the Methodist church, per.
forming the burial seyice in the pres
ence Of large gathering. Mr. Hall
was engaged In teaching schools In
this county, was taken sick only last
Monday:with the dreadful disease ~.
phoid fever. He leaves a large circle
of friends, a widow, mother. Mira.
Chas. Hail, one brother and four sis
ters, who reside at Templeman's.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

7rheCuls in EEocf Oct. 10 latO
All traiss arr We at AMI depart from
Psnngviyania Passanger Stauon
5.ai 4 a -Daily-f0r Danvile. Charlotte
AID "a, gtationa. connecting at Calverton
Scr W. renton, a. Manassas for 6trasbuTg
md lsrrisonharg daily aud 5tsunton week
a rvnca Durg With the Norfolk and
Wssss~1 daily for Roanoke and points
s,7fbwest and with @. & o. Z. Z. daily for
Natursi Bridge and Lexington. ,-,-,-r,,,.
figB A N Daily -Thh DkILEL
aTtTgS FAST MAIL carries Pullman
SissNa~a New York and Washington 70
T,,Fsonyiils. via savannoh. uniting at Sal
-.bnrv ugith Pniluan Sleeper for Ashe-
v,Ile ana Hot Springs, \. O.. knoy-
y3iie. Chattanooga ana nemBni@i
Tenn snd AZ Charlotte Win fuu-
man Sleeper for Augusta shu al
Danville with Sleep'er To- Bltmlngnami pa
snd A. Columbis, with sleeper t0T Chafles-
- pollmso 8lseper New York to New
O-ieans Solid train Washington 10 New
0rleans EithOIt chlage connects a. Lyhch-
b1ry dailv for Natlral Bridge ana Le1lng-
ton and week days for East Radtord' Va
Dining car service. -. C,...lo..o.
il:37 A. M.-Daily- Local lor OnS7 NJ 1l'. 'Os,es-
Wills, connecting at CsiVef'on TO- "SiieH-
4:ol P. M.-Locsl for strssourg and Hhr'
-ts~ob1rs daily except Sunday.
en ON dailv. local for Charlottesville,
-o1nerfing 1t CRivertOn for Warrenton.
asp. n. daily New YORK ana klorluS
cypress Pullman buHet SlesPlnAr PpL. Cals' ,,',ls
Nsr York and Washington TO Foft lampal
"a Iscksonville, and 70 Augusta VIA
Col1robia With connection for Aiken
T6ro-,gh coach 70 Jacksonville. Dining Gar
a.55 P. N. daily, wsshinstOu ana
onassanOoga Limited, via Lynchourg, WIN
Sissoers New YORK and Washington 70
Mspnb1s snd New Orleans through Bristol.
Tbroagb coach 70 Memphis: Psrlor
s1d Observation Car between Rsdford, va,
snd Alfalfa, Ala. Dining Oar seIl &c.
fl4f sf daily, - WASdIN0ION AnL
sS1TH. E3PERH. YESTlBULED LIN
IFED com 3Js5J o. P1lman VesuDuleo
sissosrs, Dining Cars and Day Ooacnes, 4 .iil EIil
man 5isspefs New YORK 70 NASHVILLE
Tan. yis Asheville, Knoxville and Chat
t,oonta. Esw York 10 Memphis, via Birm-
ioyna7, Nsw YORK to New Orleans, via At
isosR and Montgomery. Pullman Library
ani Observation car between New IorK and
W.shiagtOn ana Macon. Vesti0uled Day
Coach. Washington to New Orleans Dining
"a a,SSst 1 PsrsonsIly Conducted Tourists
rIe1rsion Through sleeper On this tram
svsrV Monday wednesday and FRIDAY
fro16 Washington 70 San francisco With
ort ehange. Lssve Richmond at l1.OO Z. "a.
Fss,as on tbe Marrow Gauge fosoh UrsDgs
lai.y 81 1870 A. ,,,
TfsinS on she S1nshsr0 HaliNsy pass
Orsnqs DAILY e. follows
SOUfH BOUND =,
IiOJA.M. 235P.B 7.4S P. b..
sORTh SOUND
no A. III. Gao Z. n. b:37 A. NJ.
Ra, tatss. map folders and slespins car
,nscs apply 70 nearest Southern Railway
Agent, or
FRANK s.GANEON. .srd Y. Pres q Ten hgI
N, OULP Traffi1 Man ger
"a gURH General Passenger Agent
I, 8. BROWN, Gsner u Agent,
WASHINGTON, d. o
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17

Gov. Beckham. Of Kentucky, will be
inaugurated December II Il is said
one Of the first officials papers which
Governor. elect Durbin. Of Indiana, will
have g. consider when he takes tffice
Will be a rcqoisition from Gov Beck
hsm for the return of ex Governor Tsy.
lor and tx Secretary Of State Finley to
kentucky for trial Leading Republi-
oans say they have assurance from In'
diana Republican leaders that Mr..
Durbin will follow the precedent set by
Governor NJ mt in these cases and
will refuse to honor the requisitiou.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
MUSIC

o Music angel speech that opens
Heavens gate,
And gives US one bright glimpse Of
paradise,
WithiG our darkened souls do thou
pulsl'e
Till from our inner being thoughts
arise
Bright az lie sheen upon sersph's
wing.
OF let thy liqaid beauty ebb and fioS
TIL flowers Of fancy blossom, as n
spring
The f1wers beside the rippling brook
let grow;
Wave upon wave dash 'gaiust our stony
heats
And drown cur blser nature in thy
Il JOd
Till like a fragrant rosebnd rent apart,
@. mes forth the perfume Of higher
good ALEX. WALKER
Ia Philadelphia Record
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
CAROLINE.
Entertainment at the seminary oyster
er-Personals. ETC., Etc.

Correspondence Of The Free Lance }
Bowling Green, Nov. IA
The pupils Of the Southern Seminary
gave the first public recital Of this year
on Monday afternoon, at Sp m, In
the Assembly Hall Of that institution.
The building was filed with friends
and relatives Of the young ladies, and
the prolonged applause was an evil
dence Of the pleasure with which each
selection was received. The program
was
Piano Duet-GAlop Brilliant, Misses
HAw aud Williams. Rect'n-The Boy
Orator Of Zepaka Miss Ida Watts. Piano
Solo-Bluette Miss Ethel Crews Song
Bird in Hand, Miss Emma Anderson.
Recitation-How Pat Went Oourtin',
Miss Mattye Midyette. PiOno Solo
Heart Sorrow, Miss Ada Harris. Song
Sweetheart, Sigh no More, Miss Maud
Coleman. Piano Solo-Reoess. Miss
Rodessa Hickman. Violin Solo-Ma.
zurka, Miss Gertrude Samborn. Rec't'n
The Telegraph to Heaven, Miss Ethel
Crews. Piano Solo-Valse Noble, Miss
Josephine Ssnborn Song-Star OF My
Heart. Miss Leila Morgan. Rec't'n-
Aunt Patience's Doughnuts, Miss Dora
Phelps. Piano Solo-Valse Ohromatique,
Miss Mabel Kipzsr. Quartette Even
ing Bells, Misses Rhodes, g and J San
born and 1. Watts.
Misses Annie and Mary Voolfolk. OF
Mulberry Place, went to Richmond,
Wednesday, where they will remain
for several days.
Mr.. v. A. Moncure and friend Rev
J. Y. Downman, of Richmond came up
on Wednesday, for a hunting trip.
Mr. Jack Palmer, Of Richmond, spent
Sunday with Mr. 7. B. Gill, at Milford
Dr.. B. Hsles, Of your city, was
visitor.to our town this week.
Mr.. D. Barber, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Is the guest Of Mr.. George Tailaferro
and family, at his home near here.
The ladies os the Methodist church
will give an oyster supper on Monday
night. in Wrights Hall. The public is
invited tosattend.
Mr.. ". R. Broaddus, Of West Point
spent Monday in town.
Misses Matte and Susie Lafoe re-
turned Tuesday to the Southern Semi
nary, after spending few days at their
home in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tebbs Nelson
left Friday after visit Of week to
Mrs. ". s. Mccoy, at the Lawn.
Mrs. W. f. Hayes Is spending sew
eral weeks with friends In Baltimore.
Rev. E. Il. Rowe. Maj. R. o. Peat
ross and Rev. W +. Hayes. left Toes
day for Norfolk. to attend the annual
Virginia Conference, which ia in ses'
sion In that city.
The +. N. Club held Its regular meet
ing at the residence Of DR.. W. l.. Broad
dus lest Friday night. This was the
first meeting for several weeks and
quite large number were present. The
time was pleasantly spent BY all pres
ent.
Mrs. ]. II. Amiss, wife Of Rev. J.H.
Amiss, P. E., OF this district, who
has been spending several months In
our midst, left Monday to visit relatives
in Norfolk.
Miss Matte Collins has returned to
her home at Woodfords, from lengthy
visit to Richmond.
Mr.. LucIan Watts, sheriff OF Abe.
marie, spent Sunday in our town.
Miss Louls Henshsw left Monday for
her home 10 King and Queen, after
spending several days with Miss Byrd
Todd.
DR. Up. Stiff, of your city, spent
Monday in town on professional busi'
ness. n l. a.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
Re Fooled The Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton. Of
West Jefferson. o.. after suffering IL
months from Rectal Fistula, ne WouIu
die unless q costly operation was per
formed. but he cured himself with
five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the surest Pile cure on Earth. and the
best Salve In the World. 20 cents a
box. Sold by NJ. NJ Lewis. Druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
The Appetite of a Goat.

Is envied by ell poor dyspepsics whose
stomach and Liver are out OF order.
All suoh should know that Or. King 9
New Life pills the wonderful Stomach
and Liver Remedy. gives q splendid
appetite. sound digestion and a regular
hodilv habit that insures project health
ana great energy. Only 2ec. a. d. NJ
Lewis drrg store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
Potomac, Fr6dellcks1urg
AID r7tEnMOHT vG!LFCAc
...r.r,,. - for Iefrf

no 1nset1ns 40 Fredericksburg Win 4. =
a p T. e., and Weams Steamboat Go. Al
O-.age with Southern and uhaaapsake =
Oli1 T. K.
The only line to tbs Chspceliorsgius ADo
WiI9srnes8 Bsttlehelds.
Xsstern Ste ndard Tine. Daily e1cspts2n'
dov ". H. RICHARDS. gan. hsnsse5.
rrsiu No. 2 Leaves Orange tbe 4th Monday
n ssch 70 onth az p. "a.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17

The old home place Of President
James K, Polk. located on Park avenue
in the center Of Nashville, Tenn. il
being demolished and In q few days
not vestige Of the mansion will re-
main. A new building will take its
place. Es==s
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
A Life And Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines Manchester, L..
writing Of his almost miraculous escape
flcm death, says: Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble
which ended in Consumption. I had
frequent hemorrhages and ooughed
night and day. All my doctors said I
must soon die. Then l began 10 use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Oonsum-
ption, which completely cured me. /
would not be without it even II it cost
s.. 90 q bottle. Hundreds have used
il on my recommendation and all say
it never fails to cure Throat Chest and
Lung troubles. Regular size SOC and
81. 90. Trial bottle free at NJ. M. Lewis
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
C.&O 70 Hot Springs.

crSorHSATL LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
ras sHoeTEsT AND QUICKasI BouTs 70
THn WEgT.
THO most direct and popular route 70
old Point and Norfolk.
~1.fJa LEAVE DOBWRLI, VA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17

general, ard son Of General Room
ey" Lee, made his debat as a stumper.
He is a young man 4 great promise
OF course. his noble ancestry helped
him, but young Lee is making q record
Tor himself. There are some who are
willing to wegar Gil they have that he
will some day represent the Eighth
District In Congress IL is said be
may come to the House Of Delegates
from Fairfsx whenever Captain Joseph
Z. willard shall become tired Of sery-
ing his constituents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17

Mrs. Jesse James. the widow Of the
noted bandit, died in Kansas City.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17
,oLEs AND MILLER.

COLES AND MILLER
On the Republican side MeFars. Nal.
colin A. Coles aud Hogh Miller have
attracted much attention. Mr. Coles
addressed vast audiences in Baltimore
and the voters cf his party went wild
over him. He made several speeches in
Virginia Mr. Coles is, perhsp', an
ADLER debater than Miller The latter
is one of the most eloquent Young men
in the State aud his reception by New
York and New Jersey audiences was
most fl differing. These two young gen.
tlemen are spoken Of for Assistant Dis
trict Attorney. Each one Will un-
doubiedly have q strong backing
NEW CONGRESsMEN
The only new Congressman elected
in Virginia are young men-Harry
Maynard. # the Second District, and
Hal Flood, Of the Tenth, are each
about thirty Ave. They have both
been In public life for several years.
Mr.. Flood came 10 the House Of Dele
gates soon after he was twenty.one.
Mr.. Maynard was elected TO the same
body In 1889 Both are az present
members OF the Senate.
Judge Rhea, the brilliant representa-
tive Of the Ninth District. is on the
sunny side Of forty and so is Frank
Lassiter. James Hay and CLAUDE A.
Swanson are young men.
Virginians have cause to be proud Of
her young men who are coming TO the
front.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-17

-I7r1e married daily except Sunday.
pnilman slseping Cars on Mos l ana
for Cinciuuati and Louisville.
TRAINS FOB OLD POINT AND
NORFOLK.
- yoefs i..s..s.ssssssss 10 - eo00 !, -
A.. Richmond ..,.ss's..''i oo0 80 ~ 999G p ~
~ Newport News.".. ll.le A 5WPm
= Ol1 Poiut.....,., ..'' l4e ~ os y
s14,ttonal trains leave boswell 7;20 z. M.,
e<eeof 8undey for kirhm0nd.
gar IaSs lnlorm6 tton, acdrets