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The sun., 1900-10-12
WROTE "LIAR" ON POSTAL CARDS.
Philadelphia Man Arrrsted-Ihe New York
Man May Get In Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. ii.-Robert ". p. Love
who is well known in club circles here and
Is a man Of independent fortune was required
10y United States Commissioners Bell 10 fur
nsh $500 bail to-day 10 answer a charge Of vio-
lating the United states Postal laws. j. W.
Jennings Of No. Broadway, New York. who
is said TO be President OF the Colorado and
Southern Railway Company, II the statement
made by Mr.. Love II true viii also be arrested
upon a similar charge. On Aug ? the Super
intandent OF Mails found a postal card ad-
dressed by Love 10 Jennings in which the
writer applied such terms a. TAR" coward"
and other words barred by law, 10 Jennings.
The card was conhscated. investigation made
and a warrant for thr arr 81 q Love sworn
out by inspector g. t. Holden.
Mr., Love explained to-day that the trouble
between himself and Jennings was due 10
stock Of an underground trolley system which
Jennings held in trust Mr.. Love said that
he and Jennings frequently expressed their
opinions of each Other on postal cards and
that he had some cards which would result
in placing jennings in the sumo position as
himself as 10 the violation Of the Postal laws.
The sun., 1900-10-12
FRANK ROCKEPELLER'S DEAD
Removed From the Plot in Cleveland Owned
In Common with John ID.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. oct. 1.-THE III feeling
betu cen John d. Rockefeller and his brother
Frank seems TO grow more bitter. That the
breach between the brothers is most serious
was made plain by an occurrence which took
place at Lakeview Cemetery on last Monday
and which was not known until to-day. On
that day the bodies Of two children OF Mr. and
Mrs Frank Rock eieller we're removed from
the family lot, which Is owned In common by
the brothers aud placed in new lot. which
Frank Rockefeller recently bought The
latter. II IL said. has coLtemi lated this step
for some time. II was almost the last thing
he did before leaving the city on protra cted
absence.
Frank Rockefeler's reason. assigned TO
his friends, for not allowing his Children's
remains u rest any LONGER IN the family lot
was that John d CON .lted none OF the other
member when he de ic ed and erected the
Rockefeller monument Which was put up last
spring Frank Rockefeller thought he should
have had voice in the dellgn OF the monu-
ment n member, Of hi immediate family
were buried In the lot
The sun., 1900-10-12
WOMAN ~ CELL. FALSE NAVE.
To the Horror Of Its Owner, who Was Giving
a Dinner Party at Home.

Policeman Grey Of the Central Park squad
found young woman unconscious on the Fast
Drive opposite lo8th street at 7:9o o'clock last
night lie took her 10 McGown's Pass tavern
and there it was seen that she was about 20
years old. had on expensive clothes and wore
valuable jewelry He summoned an ambulance
from Harlem Hospital and DR. Levy said that
she was intoxicated She WI. taken To the
Fast I28th street station and was locked IN
Later, when she revived in the station she
gave a. her own the name and address of
woman living in Wo,t Nincty-Second stree,
that the woman whose name had bc;n given WA,
al that time entertaining four friends at dinner
She il considerably older than the woman who
is under arrest and has a daughter in school
She was Mortified AZ what had been put on tho po-
lice blotter and said she could not conceive
who her imper .onstor could be, but that she
ought To he punished
The sun., 1900-10-12
sERvIA AND GERuaNfC ~ LATE.
Bermuda Boat Held C,"r a Ia, to Take Ber'
mudas Governor Out.

sir George Digby BarAer, Governor or Ber-
muda arrived last night from Liverpool aboard
the Cunarder Servia. He wa~ expected in
the morning in time Ia sail for Bermuda In
the steamship Pretoria, SoHetule to leave
this port at 10 A. NJ The Pretoria was held
over for him He went to the Waldorf Astoria
and will board the Pretoria this morning.
The white star liner Gnrmsnto from Liver
pool and Queenstown with sir Thomas Lip
toms challe for the Americas Cup aboard,
was sighted of Fire Island az I2 30 o'clock this
morning She Is eight OF nine hours late.
The sun., 1900-10-12
BOGUS TICKETS FOR BRYAN SHOW.
Purport TO He Good for box srats-They're
One Of Brian q. HuRh-sS Jokes"

Several thousand people who are holders
OF red and gold tickets which state that they
are good for box seats at the Bryan meeting
70 be held in Madison Square Garden on Oct
10 are hereby warned that the tickets are worth
les. II IS only another one Of Brian q HugheEs
little jokes. Mr. Hughes gets mp fake tickets
for all biz shows OF this kind. his latest effort
before this one being the tickets that he issued
for stand seats on Madison square at the time
Of the Dewey parade \ great many hundred
people were fooled hy those tickets II must
have cost Mr. Hughes a. much as sli u have
the rcd aud gold tickets printed and fully 81
20 get them as well circulated a. they have
been
The sun., 1900-10-12

INDIANAPOLIS on time There were thou
sands OF men and women In the town,
4 Republican celebration had been going on
since o'clock In the morning. when pro,
oession OF floats anu marching clubs ~ ted
thar laste, until n on Then the Roosevelt
train arrive AMI the Governor passeI through
the streets In carriage escorted by one oi
the campaign clubs ana inne iatoly alter
his departure Senator 1hustOn ana otter
statesmen talked from u stand near the court
House until dark, alter that there war to he
a meeting I'm the tourt House.
Tho citizens OF Indiana have been much d.
turbed by the stone throwing INCIDENT NJ Fort
Wayne last night. when Gov Roosevelt and
Col Guild we're struck. Many apologize on
behalf OF the state and town have been offered
to both They have replied that the matter
was not worth serious attention
anged nns FoS Cd s'' ,@s @ %s Of letter from
the East In which the eNce-ive use Of liquor
on the Roo-eyct 'Ieoinl wa, ,poken Of In he
In the last thirt five da' certain bibulou-
gentlemen have come aboard the IRAN WIN
setenins and eHPe,ta1' cyr, olly to leaye
the found hat Il wa not reran buiatln9
bar-roo'n. There ma been yer, lit liquor ~
any ,ort brought aboard The train There
are ava from fOrtt 10 one mlnd cd rersons
on the train and II would be- 4 eu Nund"r
II the we're all tota ab-laiuer. Iiu, n er"
na oS@ d fN tba one la ava drnued %
from the special a. ihe tr,t o. oil,ortgnt l.,
-, The reporter Of Mr Patterson # ne Ro.kv
4sn Tor Ec sco an% TSo sdn T @2Osa nSm
the Victor nrlir'tt started the story Of dis
sipation 10 get even. Ne talkol with famili-
ariv that WlS truly 70 lching - cold bpttes
and other evidence, of crime which he had
been aboard lie must have had them Ia Lis
satChel Nobody else on the train has seen them.
This same Young man invented the yarn Of
the horrible dehluCh AZ senator WolcnttS
home, 'Wplhurst," "a the cause Of the Victor
fight. Senator Wo'cott took the Governor
and the rest ~ the party Ia "Wolhurst" at the
end of tha Denver night meetings They all
went N bed within half an hour after reaching
the house and were all on the train In the Denver
station At half past The newt morning and
made cpnerent spoecne- all the way from Dem
ver 1, Victor
The sun., 1900-10-12
ADMIRAL SAMPSON's ILLNESS.
lie Had a RcstfuI Wight on tho Train From
waShington 10 Boston.

BosToS, oct il.-Rear Admiral William
7. SAMPSON commandant Of ChArcstown
Navy Yard. arrived home from Washington
this morning, ACCOMPANIED by a naval surgeon
whose services fortunately were not required
On the Journey TO Washington the Admiral
had soy eral attacks Of nervous exhaustion and
" hen Secretary Long saw him his condition was
so serious that the Surgeon-(ienerHl Of the
Navy was called In. lie advised brief rest
before the Admiral called on President MCKin-
lev, and after that was over Secretary Long
ordered medical officer 20 return 10 Boston
with the Admiral. lie had a roetful night on
tho train, hut he does not look well and his step
Is an thing but firm The medical oflcer
rest the Admiral will soon he himself again
The sun., 1900-10-12

many accepts me French plan only In part.
making reservations respecting the punish
nsnt Of those guilty Of the outbreaks and re-
questins that further consideration he given TO
0ermany's point Of view
The United States, In their reply. consider
tho Prench propositions tho best basis for
NEGOTIATIONS. although. from the American
Constitutional standpoint II IL asserted that
some reservations must he made
Great Britain occupies the foremost position
with regard to reservations She is unwilling
10 agree 10 the interdiction Of the importation
OF war munitions into China The japanese
reply b ssid TO be too incomplete 10 be Justly
appreciated
The sun., 1900-10-12
SOUTH CHINA IN REV0LTi
an. Na8lI RnPoRTs OF RISING
xsAIxsr the DYNAsTY.


sp,essI Oaoas DsspaShss 10 THs sur.
BrrIIs. OCT 1.-THE Navy League has re-
ost~~d a dsspatoh from Shanghai confirming
an. rcports of the critical condition OF Affairs
In tie southern provinces The despatch states
that tlae Province Of Human " in rebellion.
The LoLa,lanss,oer's Shanghai coTsspdnd-
ant says that Chang Wei Hong. who advised tho
Empress Dowaaer To enroll the Boxers In Tho
army has been appointed Governor OF singatTfu
Io>pos Dot. IA despatch 70 the AorA'ro
Pod from Shanghai says that riotlnR continues
In The interior IL b reported that the rebels
in szechuan are several thousand strong.
Kvsi. the Vioeroy Of that province. has tele-
raphed to Chang Chi Tuns instructing him
20 take all precautions to keep the rioters out
Of Hupeh
The Shanghai correspondents Of the Sdn-
da,d sAys thai the Taotai has received a tele-
gram from Gen Su reporting a serious rebel-
Hon In tho southwestern part Of KwansAi. Large
bodies OF rebeb are hooking there
from Yunnan and Kwechau Gen.
su declares that hs s1ooo soldiers although
they are we'll armed. are quite inadequate
70 cope with the danger. which demands NJ
least 10000 troope He says that the rebel
lion 10 spreading rapidly and threatens IN
become sven more dangerous than the TAPPING
netsllion. The rising appears 10 be directed
AGAINST the Manohus ana not the foreisners.
All these reports Of a rebellion in the south
and central provinces Of China against the
Mannhts originate In Shanghai. and this fact
alone 10 suffioent 70 cause them 70 be re- eiv~d
With moro or less slspidon Dispatches from
Hong Kong Indicate that the disturbances
are local One, however. mentions q rebellion
N Kwangtuns and represents 1t taking an
anti-foreign turn Five missions al Hadng
Chow are said to have been destroyed
The information received up to the present
time does not enable an accurate estimate OF
the situat!on to be made. The Chinese In
hignatton and alarm because OF the foreign
military activity At Shanghai are represented
by some Of the English correspondents TO be
based on rumors Of German designs IN Shan
tung Province The protest OF the Yanstse
v,oaroys urges the Conslls 20 remember that
Yuan ShI Rsi the Governor Of Shantune. honor
ably carried out his agreement with them and
protected the missionaries and suppressed
the Boxers The Sloeroys declare that II
allbe now attack ShantunG no Viceroy can feel
secure.
HoSo Kosd, Oct. ILL Ia believed that the
secret society known as the Trtads IL recruit
ing here The police have arrested three
men In the city who are accused Of seeking to
obtain recruits for the society. More arrests
are impending
Admiral Ho. with 100 troops Ia reported 70
have arrived at Samchun from Canton -Four
hundred more troops are waiting to land at
Deep Bay. Ii ID stated that the rebels are
retxeeuns
The sun., 1900-10-12
4 500. .OpO FEEDING.
wealthy Mrs. Holmes said 10 Wave Spent That
on the Marriagr OF Her sister.

SALT LAKE Utah. Oct Il--Miss Nellie May
Bransford and Jay Tarvin Harris were married
here last night The bride is a sister Of Mrs r.
T. Holmes Of Detroit, hut formerly of Utah
Mrs Holmes was the richest woman inOtah
her holdings of mining stocks and other prop
critics being worth 81 5OO.OUu
The wedding is said 70 have cost ti00. 900
and was paid for by Mrs Holmes. The wedding
gift Of Mrs Holmes 10 the bride consisted Of
100 shares Of Silver King mining stock. valued
at 500 q share
The sun., 1900-10-12
FIRE ~ HIS TEMPolARr CRAVE.
The Man VINO Was Buried Alive Narrowly Es-
cspes Death From smoke.

DRIAwARR. Ohio Oct. 1l.--Prof. Iabardo-
OF Peoria. H.. who was buried alive In front
Of the Hotel DOnavin on Tuesday. to remain
TIL Saturday night as a street fair attraction,
narrowly escaped tragic death this morn
ing An electric light bulb Lad been put under
his blanket for heat. The covers caught fire
while he was asleep. The attendant saw smoke
issuing from the tubes through which he re-
cniyes air. lie aroused the buried man with
difficulty. Water was dashed down the tubes
extnglishing the fire, but the dense smoke
nearly sufIocated him, He was not burned
althouRh his clothln1 was badly scorohed
The sun., 1900-10-12
Claims Of Ma i've Christians.


SpseidI Cabls DHpafch TO THE SrN
PEKIS. oct, The Rev. Mr. Re kesbury. an
American missionary q Tung Chow is present.
lns claims in behalf Of the hristians IN twenty
villages for comp n ation for the ioss oi mo ey,
houses and grain The claims arr based on 4 .
assumption that the Christians ought TO have
been protected by the Government
The sun., 1900-10-12

Six Cars. the End Cars Motors. Too -- Trial
Trip Not Announced.

The first electric rain Of the Manhattan Ele-
vatcd Railway Company j. now at IN COM
pany's sho at Nnelv-eighth stree and Third
avenue IL consists Of six handsome cars. a
motor car being al either end OF the train. The
company ha, not AM ouuced yet when the trial
will take place IL will probably be on the
Second avenue line.
The sun., 1900-10-12
WISCONSIN, FASTEST BArTLEsHIP.
Makes II as Knots on Her Triil Trip, Beat.
Ing the Alabama's Record.

SANTA BARBARA Cal. Oct. 1.-THE battle
ship Wisconsin gained new laurels for her
builders the Union Iron " orks of San Francisco.
on her trial trip In Santa Barbara thannel to-
day by exceeding her contract sreed OF sixteen
knots and making thu best record up TO date In
her class II is announced tonight that tho
Wisconsin made II Is knOt<. exceeding the best
previous record Of III knots made by her sister
ship the Alabama
The sun., 1900-10-12
EICITEnENT AT SHANGHAI.
Drilling Of Foreign Troop, Outside the Cos-
cessions Resented by the 'hlnese.
From a Slan Correspondenl

From a Stsn Correspondent
SBASuHAI, oct ii.-There Il great excite
ment here because the foreign troops have gone
outside the concession limits 10 drill and patrol
This action Ia deeply resented by the Chinese
officials because there has been no sign Of any
trouble IL looks as If the foreigners we're
making an attempt TO provoke trouble in
Shanghai In the same manner a. the Russians
did at Newohwang
The Mikado has sent reply TO a personal
letter from Emperor hvang-su. He urges
the latter TO dismiss all his blgoted advisers
II is reported here that the Court VIII return
TO Pakin.
The sun., 1900-10-12
Merchant ra,lor,' sound Money League.

The Merchant Taors Sound Money League
was organized last night at 24i Fifth avenue
with the following offio'rs: President Il. Ivy
effort: vice-Presidenls. Andrew Patterson.
Rupert Ryley. IharleN Hickman: Secretary, j.
meeting, which was compos d OF both Demo-
cratS and Republicans. was very enthusiastic
and promises to do good work FOR Mckinley
urd ROoeayalt
The sun., 1900-10-12
FORCE OFF TO PAO-TING-PU.
Expedition to Include British, Germans.
French and Italians

LONDON. Oct II According to "A news agency
dsTatch from Tientsin, Field Marshal Count
Won Wac dersse has ordered the Pao- -ting-fu
expedition to start on oct II to-day. Five
THOUSAND men-a mixed force OF British. Ger
msus French and Italians ar to leave Tien-
tsin undar comma OF ten Bailloud French)
Joining similar force from Pekin under Gen.
Gaselae (BTitishI
The sun., 1900-10-12

a storm has appea red on the coast Of Main. and a
second storm Is developing the coast OF California
-Weaihsr Report.
You bet Register to-day and get into the
whlri.
The sun., 1900-10-12
ChtnaS Coal supply.
SpeciaI Cab. D1pdteh 10 THE sun.

PARIS. OCT. I'm. Frpch, professor Of
geology at the University Of Breslau. Prussia.
has written an article on the geological re-
solrces of China In which he asserts that there
Is sufficient coal In the Province Of Shansi 70
supply the world for forty centuries
The sun., 1900-10-12
Register To-day!

The registration places are open to-day from
A. NJ 10 10 p. VI Registe- to-day and beat
the record Of 22a los registered IN New
work and Kings counties on the first day in
The sun., 1900-10-12
REPLIES TO FRENCH PROPOSALS.


oTftTuF IUUFf IIssTFITIW 70 7 III 0IN.
PARIS, Oct ll.-lt q, learned that Austria
Italy and Russia have responded 10 the new
French proposals for settlement Of the troubles
in China. Accepting them unquahedly Ger
The sun., 1900-10-12
From Centre 20 Centre.

You 60 from the centre Of New York 70 the centre Of
each nf thr great garWays Of commerce ofthe Central
West by the New York Central through the richest
country In the vofld.-Aos
The sun., 1900-10-12
Register TODAY

Manhattan. The Bronx and BROOKLYN must
register 22y 4Os voters tod ny 70 equa the record
OF 1895 And they are bigger than they we're in
The sun., 1900-10-12

Com modoyS Twenty third street ferry Of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad Offers rapid service 10 outgoing
Trains fof The West and South ADA
The sun., 1900-10-12

sp.ciai cabss Dsspaieh 10 THE SUN.

1T PETERSBURG. Oct. 1.-THE Russkp fnruiid
ruhlishes the text ~ an official order which
commando the gradual rehabilitation OF Rus-
sian troops in the Far Fast
The sun., 1900-10-12

Enjoy fall foliage and the elixir Of the autumn air
IN Hudson River Day Line steamers: music -Adn
The sun., 1900-10-12

Pqsnd water, the sovereign remedy for StatlIshjng
me functions of the stomaeh-AaS
The sun., 1900-10-12

Time saved IL Money MADE.
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs seven fsst ksins
to the great business centres Of the WesA-ASN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-15

The musical recital at the Seminary
Monday evening was largely attended
and was very enjoyable.
The many friends Of Judge +. O.
Mancure viii regret learn that he has
been a very sick man He was better
Monday HIS son, Mr. Il q Moucure,
who has also been qulte sick. was out
Monday for the first time for several
weeks
Among the visitors was Judge j. &.
Dew. of King and Queen.
There Is much Interest over the route
of the Seaba ard All Line Railroad. one
II the SURVEYS Is through Bowling
Green. The reports that the road will
be- run several miles south Of the village
caused a hutter, but many believe the
road will not @ that way.
Clerk OoghiN Issued MARI age IL
ceuse e. J " II pk,ns and Rose Gar
ter
Ms ". r Voolfolk has returned to
New Richmond, " Va, wEere he Il
eng 9ed in business
Inc planters are holding their crops
# tobacco for higher prices.
Wheat is looking we'll
Corn aad hay are scarce and the deal
crs are buying both Ia carload lots
from the West.
The Fredericksburger present were
Nessrs. NJ. 5. Chancellor, H. f. Girls
mond. J S. Wallace, L. a Solan. l.
". Mills. ". H. Hurkamp, L. @ Ninde
+ @ Bell W Z Lang, II h Gould
man. Jr.. c " Jones, Maurice Hirsh
l.. L. Tyler, S G Wallace, J L Tim
berlate. E 5 Evans. J A. Turner, 7.
5 Coleman. George Richerson, j. +.
Jones. Henry Garnett, W. II Merchant
Of the Star and The Free Lance repre-
sentative.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-15
Baltimore Stock Market.

Weekly Report of Tuesdays Sales.
HOGS Market steady. Heavy 50 20
to s. 30; light, S. 10 to 50 20 rough
81 90 TO 81 90
SHEEP Prime wethers. So 90 TO
s6. 90; good 20 choice ewes, 81 90 to
Is 80 Lsmbs-Good to choice, 81 20 TO
S75). Lambs-Common to god 50 w
to q 90
CATTLE. Market dull and lower,
good butcher cattle, S475 to 80. 90 {;
fair grade. $40 to "a so; me-
dunn. s.. 80 to 81 25 common, 80 20 to
81 80. Light Heifers. SO 10 to -. 80 ;
medium, SO 80 to SO 10; good, 81 90 TO
"a 30. Cows-Oommon TO good, ~ W. TO
50. so extra, 1915 to 81. 90. Oxen Common
b fair. 50 rs to 50 90; good, SS.7o, 90
q 90 Bulls-Oommon tn fair. ~. 10
10 az. so; good, SO 70 to SO 80; extra,
A. 25 Fresh Oows-Light supply. good
10 choice, $40 to 500; common TO me-
dunn, $40 to $40 Calves-Market SLOW
and dull, fair to good 1926 TO so.oo |;
extra choice, So 90
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-15
BLOOD POISON CURED BY 3. 3. 2,
Bottle Sent Free to Sufferers.

Deep. seated, obstinate cases, the kind
that have resisted doctors. hot springs
and patent medicine treatment, quick
ly WELD to b b. B. Botanic Blood
Balm). thoroughly tested for 80 years
B. b. 3 has cured such indications as
mucous patches in the mouth, sore
throat. eruptions, eating sores, bone
pains. itching skin. swollen glands,
stiff Joints, copper colored spots. chan
ores. liberation on the body, and in
hundreds of cases where the hair and
eyebrows have fallen out and the whole
skin was a mass Of boils, pimples and
ulcers this wonderful specific has COM
pletely changed the whole body into a
clean. perfect condition. free from
eruptions, and skin smooth with the
glow of perfect health B. B b. is the
ONLY known perfect cure for blood poi
son 50 sufferers NAV test b. b. Is.
and know for themselves that it cures.
trial bottle will be sent free OF
charge.
B B B. for sale by druggists and IN
Fredericksburg by K. Nelson Goolrick,
at 81 per large bottle or 6 large bottles
1fuil treatmenr) s.. For trial bottle,
address BLOOD BALM co., 179 Mitch
ell street, Atlanta, Ga.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-15
The Fishing shores WIN Soon Be In Active
Operation.

The Fishing Shores WIN Soon Be In Active
Operation.
The fishing season will soon be on.
Among the principal shores on the Po-
t,mac. in Stafford and King George
COMMITTEES. are Marlboro, Gums, Wide
water and Freestone Point Mrs. An
ME +. Waller will have the seines set
At Whitewater az usual The huge seine
used there is nearly five miles long and
the crew numbers about fifty men. A
small army Of men is engaged during
the catching season at these various
places.
B,llanger & Gibson, who fish at
Freestone and Gum Point, use a tug
and lighter and modern appliances for
handling the fish. This firm employs
about seventy-fve men. The large
Marlboro shore will be operated as usual
bv the partner of the late Capt. Ewing
and some one representing the latter 8
heirs. This is one Of the finest shores
on the river.
Already the catches show an occa-
sional shad. They are still very scarce,
however. and not very large The real
shad season will not start for a week OF
ten DAYS. The fish were commencing
to run very will, but the cold snap OF
! this week caused a set back
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-15

Cashier Taylor Would Not Cash the Check
The National Bank, Of this city, re-
ceiyed letter several days ago from a
supposed firm at Woodstock, Nd. en-
closing a check for $50, purported to be
certified by the Peoples Bank. of Balti'
more The letter stated that their sales
man. Mr. Nelson, was canyassing TINS
section. and had written he was short
Of funds; that they had sent him q
check on the National Bank here, and
the certified check sent by them to the
bank was to protect same Shortly of,
ter the receipt Of the certified check and
letter the young man called with his
check. Cashier Taylor was suspicious
OF the transaction and told him TO call
later. Investigation was made and the
certification on the check was found ia
be a forgery. The young man skipped
and the attempt to swindle the bank
failed