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New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
cANNEn R4RBlr IyDrSrRY.

Carlisle Penn March "a (SpeciaD.-Jacob A.
Foose living near Harrisburg has received con-
tract 10 furnish l0OC0 rabbits within the year 10
canning company located In the northern part OF
the state For some time canned rabbit has been
hnding a ready sale In foreign markets The meat
Is said 10 be delicious. and surpasses much Of the
canned ash now the market II Il only re-
Gently that this enterprise started in Pennsyl-
vania-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

the lynchtng viii should De. arrested and dealt
with accordingly
As Governor and as citizen, deeply deplore the
Hagrant outrage upon law and order Nothing was
left for 10 do bur what was done. 7 exercised
my prerOgdtive to its fullest extent The trouble
seems 70 have been with the authorities ar En-
porta- We were given 10 understand that protac-
ton would be given the prisoners The result shows
that this confidence abused
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
JONES MAY BE DEPOSED.
TALK ABOUT THE COMING CHAIRMAN OF THE
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
With the Presidential election coming on, Demo
Gratis OF power and influence in the country are
beginning TO ask questions TO who will manage
their campaign this fall Il Is admitted that Bryan
viii be nominated, and there seems TO be little
interest as who will be his running mate. but
there is decided interest in whether or not Sen
James K Jones' OF Arkansas, VIII be con-
ttnued chairman Of the National Committee.
The National Convention which meets in Kansas
Citv July /, will stirring times and
some important changes. so some Democrats
saying. In the Of this convention the vaT1-
Gus State delegations will elect Nationa committee
men. and the National Committee tnus elected VII!
have 70 select chairman. and this chairman VIII
be charge of the coming campaign James \.
Jones IS chairman Of the committee, but II
place
Il is said emphaticaIly that Senator Jones will
be deposed. but there seems TO be some doubt as
who will succeed him Ex-Governor William j
Stone. z willy politician, a strong organizer ana
alert fighter, is named likely TO step into Sen
Joness shoes Elliot DanfOTth is also named
but he is regarded seriously q candidate.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
NEW cuNARD LIVE STEAMER.

Boston March 24-The Cunard Steamship Com
pany received a dispatch to-day stating that the
new steamship Ivernia. which is 20 take the place
OF the Umbria being used by the Britlsn , Gov
eminent transport, viii sail Tor Nc" tO,H n oi4
April u The first trip OF the Iyernia from Se"-
York will be made April q
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
ASKS SUPPORT IN HOYORING HAMILTON.

Alexander Hamilton Post No. 1s2. G. A. R.. has
taken up a project TO have the State appropriate
for the purchase OF certain lots of ground
Washington Heights which include the thirteen
trees planted by Alexander Hamilton and for the
transfer to that property OF the house which he
buit the end OF the last century which is still
In good order and preservation and the mainte-
nance OF the grounds and building memorial
and patriotic museum in honor of his memory. A
bill has been introduced in the Senate. but Its
chances OF passage small and the post ap-
ueals 10 all citizens who have interest In this
movement 10 communicate their views directly TO
the Finance Committee OF the Senate al once. SO
that the Dill may become law before the final ao-
tournment OF the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
SCOPE OF THE CHARTER
s4ocKsoLDERs TO HAVE FULL ACCESS TO ALL
THE BOoKs-NO PREFERRED SHARES.

Tlisburg. March 24.-The officials Of the Carne-
= = S'sei Company to-day again cIoseted with
- attorneys Interested In the private affairs OF
- company, reviewing the details OF the consoH-
On Absolute and perfect harmony it is said
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HENRY FUND.

The committee having in charge the fund for the
benefit Of Mrs Guy I. Henry. widow Of General
Henry, [. s. A. has received a number or con-
tributions as the result OF the publication of the
fact that such fund was being arranged for with
out any Systematic work having been undertaken
10 swell the fund. Among tbs contributors so far
are
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

The officers Of the committee are Cornelius n.
Bliss chairman; Major A. ". Conover' 7th Hegi-
rnent y G. n Y v.ce-chairman; A. s. Frissell.
president Fifth Avenue Bank treasurer william
r. Corwine, secretary. Checks should be sent 10
he
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
Shar

!, - NlI only be necessary for the company 70
--Sep STOCK book II New-Jersey for inspection.
1Ae state receives a Zee Of $50 900 for fling the
erlcles of Incorporation. The annual franchise
lax Is S1l 80
New-York tribune., 1900-03-25
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK

Following are the subscribers TO the capital
s'ock and the amounts taken by them respect
!rey.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
STAFFORD COURT.

Politics-Joint Discussion -Rixey and Lee
for Democrats-Rogersa and Lowery for Re
pubiicans.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22

The drst lint discussion for the cam
paign In the Eighth District took place
at Stafford court house Wednesday.
The participants were Hon. j. +. Rixey
and Mr.. Il. +. Lee, Jr, for the Demo
Gratis and Hon ". j. Rogers, Of King
George, and Mr. NJ. X Lowry, Of
Stafford, for the Republicans. a large
crowd was present The business OF
the court was such that the court
house could not be obtained until l
O'Clock. Then it was announced the
meeting would take place.
The building was jammed with peo-
Pile when Oapt. d. NJ Lee mounted a Q
platform and announced that Demo
cratic County Chairman W j.
jacobs would be absent tfrom the
county on account Of business
engagements during the campaign,
and that the committee had
elected him chairman for the campaign.
That while IL was an honor not coveted
by him be did not propose 20 shirk any
work he was called on TO perform for
the success of the party, and would
give the Republicans this fall the best
fight he knew how TO make. He then
announced the terms Of the joint dis
cussion. They we're Rogers first in 30
minutes, then Rixey 30 minutes, Lowry
30 minutes and Lee closing in 30
minutes.
Mr.. Lowry, as the Republican chair
man of the county, introduced Mr..
Rogers, the Republican candidate for
Congress for the Eighth District. Mr..
Rogers said:
Il come before you as the standard
bearer of the Republican party Of the
district to represent you In the next
Congress. l come with no flights Of
oratory, for l am a plain, practical
farmer end business man talking to
plain people. have no mud to sling;
l thank God that the time has come
when there is no mud.slinging, and
when men can discuss questions that
affect their business interests without
personal bitterness l want to go to Con-
gress because believe my being there
will rebound to the advantage Of the
farmers, not only Of the Eighth Dis
triot, bat Of all the State. l am no
calamity bowler, the time has passed
for that, as the man who says there is
no prosperity now is considered either
crazy or a political fanatic. ! have Q
kind feeling for my friend Rixey, and
1 would like to see him provided for
with a good, fat job, but l want his
seat in Congress. not 80 much for my
own personal advantage as for the ben
efts believe 1 can give to my people
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
PRICE 3 CENTS

green again, except that which was too
far gone for rain 20 do any good. To-
bacco may possibly be helped some by
our eleventh.hour storm, but it seems
as if We have stepped from summer TO
fall in the last few days
The saw mill Of Messrs 7. Hunter
So 90, under the superintendency Of
Mr. Douglas Qaarles, was destroyed by
FIRE on the llth Of September.
Mr. Quarles was enjoying q hay ride
with a crowd Of young people from the
vicinity Of his mill when a messenger
on horseback overlook the wagon and
informed him Of the fire. It is need.
less 10 say that quite gloom was cast
over the otherwise hilarious party upon
the receipt Of this INTEL lllgenoe.
The Carmel church congregation
met recently and discussed the mat
ter which is now uppermost In their
minds Namely, the calling Of pastor
the Rev Mr. Musselman having resign.
ed No agreement was reached beyond
the appointment of a committee to con.
fer with sister churches regarding co.
operation 10 the calling Of some ona to
fill their pulrits.
Miss. E. q Winfrey, Of Richmond, is
with us again teaching in the family.of
Mr.. Jas. Hunter All extend to her
hearty welcome and are satisfied that
che will continue to be IS interesting
an addition to CUR community as she
was last winter.
Mr.. Joe Terrill of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is spending his annual vacation with
his mother at Golansville.
Mr. Harry Burruss is now at Ruiher
Glen settling up the affairs Of his brother,
the late Mr. E N. Burruss, our lamented
fellow.citizen and merchant.
Mr. T. T. Wright, son Of Mr.. Wesley
Wright, left for Richmond College
this week.
Miss Alice Moncure has returned TO
her home from Louisa, where she has
been visiting friends since August 18th.
Romnlus.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
COURT PROCEEDINGS

VIII Of Geo. Rollins offered for pro-
bat and contested by James Rollins ct.
els.
Erroneous assessment OF land Of Jae
D. Lee and Of Nancy Ross corrected by
court.
Shryock's administrator wa. and NJ
Greenhow same vs NJ Greenhow. Both
cases dismissed at cost Of plainstiff.
Distiller's licenle granted W. T
Green.
Wallace VS.. West, debt. Dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
Estates Of ]. W. Jones, W. B. Wink
Ter and Jas l. Lowry committed to
sheriff for administration.
Commissioner report on bond OF b..
B. Ohesley treasurer, confirmed,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Eonedule in Efect June L. 1871
All trains arrive at and depart rom
Pennsylysnia Passenger Stat on. ,,,-,....
S.0l < n. M.-Dai!y-for Danyille' CnAtioIIe
and gay stations, connecting al SalNgI.on
for WarrentOn, at Manassas Tor otrasours
IA uarTisonbur daily and Staunton week
dsvs At Lynchbufg with the Norfolk ana
W9stsrn daily for Roanoke and polnu
oI,,th west and with @. 4 o. Z. K. daily IoI
Nstnral Bridge and Lexington. ,-,,,,,r,,.
ills A. M>-Dally-fhh ~ ~UNtLhD
sFATFs FAST NAIL carries Pullman,
slaepers New York and nasiniiIs'otn ~ oa1 ~
TscIsonvi1e. via savannah. uniting y. Sal-
suhr-v rith pullman Sleeper for Ashe-
v;IIs and Hot Springs, n. u. hnoN-
viiIs iiIs CbsttanOogs and Memphis
VIE VIE on5 al charlotte with Pull
1oa1 GIeeper for Augusta snd birmingham
a.,d at Columbia. with sleeper for Charles-
son PnIImau Sleeper New YORK 70 new
Orleans. Bold train Washington 70 Ne"
Orleans without chI1ge connects ~ AyHcn- y.
burg daily for Natural Bndge sno LsA'us Ws
TON and week days for East haulolu' Va
Dining car service: r.i 10, f,ho,lottex-
viiis connecting at Calverton for Warren
'Onc n, M-Local for strasburg and HAr'
.tsonhT,rg daily except Sunday.
Sa p M daily. local for ChsrlottesVille'
connecting at Calverton for Warrenton.
9.55 P. NJ daily New forK ana tiVIlus nlSI
Express Pullman bunel oieeplus s Oals'
Me- Work and Washington to Pot Iampa,
N,o Isctsonviue. and TO Augusta via
co,,D,his with connection for Aiken.
Tbrongh coach to Jacksonville. Dining Csr
sedslSe' o.5S p NJ. daily, washington ana
ohattanooEa Limited, via Lynchburg, Win
sleepers, New York and Washington 10
Memphis and New Orleans through bIistol.
Throngb coach 70 Memphis. farlor
md Observation Car between RsdfOrd, Va,
md Alfalfa Ala. Dining Car service.
i0.45 pm daily, WASHINGTON AND
aOTTTH- W EsTERN, VESTIBULED LIN
TrED.D composed Of Pullman Vestibuled
aiasners Dining Cars and Day Coaches, Pull
man sleepers. New York to Nashville,
Tenn.. via Asheville, Knoxville ana Ohat
tanooea; New York 70 Memphis, via blrm-
Inghanl, New York to New Orleans, via AT
la6ta and Montgomery. Pullman, Library
and Observation car between New York and
washington and Macon. Vestiouled Day
Coach, Washington to New Orleans Dining
annaet Personally Conducted Tourists
kTonrSion. Through Sleeper on this train
everv Monday. Wednesday and Friday
rom Washington TO San Francisco with
ami change. Leave Richmond at ll.OO T. ID.
Trsins ON the Narrow Gauge reacn Orange
daily at l0:40 a. M
Trains on the Southern Railway paU
Orange DATLY - follows
SOUTH BOUND
ul0 A. N. 235 ?. 7.4S Z. M.
sORTH BOUND
ll:l0 &. N. $40 2. n. o:59 a. n.
FoY rates, map folders and sleepins oo
.nsoe apply to nearest Southern Railway
Agent, or
FRANK B.GANNON. .srd v. Pres q 9en.Mg1
IN. OULP, Traffic Man sger.
w. a TURK General Passenger Agent
/. 8. BROWN, Gener II Agent,
WASHINGTON, ID. O
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
FREDERICKSBURG SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1900

with the incoming Republican admin
istration, being In accord with them.
| was a Confederate soldier. and, strange
20 say, at this late day, l aoknowl.
edge | served as private, and am proud
Of it. | believe that the Repubii.
N party represents the best interest,
Of the country, and have fulfilled all
the pledges they made In the cam
ugn Of 1896. which have brought pros
psrity TO the whole country, and hence
I am a Republican What conditions
do we see to-day Confidence restored 4,
money plenty. wheat 20 cts, as against
90 in 90 cattle s3O as against $40 in
'96 calves s.. as against SO in '96, lum-
Der higher and any man who wants q
days work can geE It at good price
and paid with a good dollar. l quote
what Bryan said in 1896: That II the
Republicans won wheat would be %
cts. wages lSger. our business indus
tries pAraly zed, farms mortgaged and
money locked up and England our
barker. What do we see now! Mort
cages paid of, money plenty, good
p.ices prevailing. everybody at work
aud England and Europe borrower 4
money from America
Bryan is smart; he advocates free
silver where it is popular and something
else where it is imp pular. Take the
reins Of the government out OF the
hands Of the Republican party and you
will see the gold OF this country fee to
Europe President Mckinley did not
uphold trusts, in his message he op'
posed them The only legislation ever
passed against trusts was the Republl.
can antitrust law Of 1890 Democrats
never did anything about trusts except
talk against them on the hustings.
"Oo1gress put tariff law on Porto
Rico but gave il oil back to conduct its
own government The Republican party
sent 10 Cuba our own Lee, Of Stafford,
who drew his sword in defence Of the
flag, snd'do you suppose any other man
but Mckinley would have made Gen.
Joseph Wheeler, the ex Confederate
general a brigAdier general In the
regular army? There is monster
in the closet - Il is the Philip
pines 49, the islands that came into
our possession one May morning when
Dewey sailed into Manila harbor.
Bryan helped TO ratify the treaty in
which we paid $50. 600. 900 for the
islands and then went back on IL. The
people, even If Bryan is elected, will
not allow the flag to be hauled down.
"What next? The Democrats have
raised the bugaboo Of imperialism. 1t
Is . question which the people Of the
country will not entertain. IL is sim.
ply ridiculous aud will fall fat before
election day"
He closed by referring to the fact that
he was private in the Confederate
army asked his people to stand by the
party thst had brought good times and
prices to them. The friends Of Rogers
were elated at his first effort in the
campaign, and he received many con.
gratulations.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22

JNO. ID. POTYb.
A.a. r. A., Richmond, We.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
CSC 70 hot Springs.

OrEOINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO
gT. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Tzn aHoRTGsr AND QUIoKEsT RoUTE 70
THE WgsT.
The most direct and popular route to
Old Point and Norfolk.
eRAINB LEAVE DO8WELL, va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
RIXEY.

Hon ]. +. Rixey said: "Mr Rogers
opened his speech and closed it with the
declaration that he was Confederate
soldier and we find him following the
standard of Teddy Roosevelt. who is
vilifying the people Of the South by
saying they are dishonest at home and
towards abroad. How can q Oonfed-
crate soldier follow a man who says this
of his people Of the South?" In refer
euce to silverhe said, THAT question can
not be touched so long as the Senate is
Republican, even If the House is Dem.
ocrstic. Talk about prosperity and
prices I" said be, "this little county has
always been noted for the thrift Of its
people. l ask you II times are better
than In 1896?
II am Informed that when McKin-
ley was elected wheat was worth 81 90.
Now at my depot, Brandy station, our
farmers are selling it at so cents on
board cars Do you call that prosperity ?
There is no prosperity for the farmer
but for the manufacturer. There are to-.
day 100, 900 miners on a strike who get
the same wages they did in '96. but
pay 40 per cent. more for what they
buy, that is why they strike.
Trusts under the Cleveland administrA-
tion were few, now they number 600.
The Republican states are owned by
trusts and railroads. The party stands
as their champion.
MARX Hanna says he wants $50. -
900. 900 as corruption fund for the cam
paign, and he will get 1t from the
trust companies. II you want the trusts
controlled you must look 10 Bryan and
not Mckinley. He tells you If elected
he will convene Congress the next day,
control the trusts and take down our
flag in the Philippines. The trusts can
we'll afford TO contribute TO Mark Han
mas corruption fund. Look at Oarnagie,
the great head Of the steel trust. His
income last year was sl2. 900. 900; this
year it will be ss4. 900. 900. What does
he care for acontribution Of two or three
million dollars? He will get it all
back in one sale of armor plate to the
Government.
MCKINLEY is inconsistent we first
find him for free trade and then for
tariff in Porto Rico. He has no defined
policy. If Bryan had been President
he would have convened Congress and
gotten authority to conduct the war.
We have to. day an army Of 100. .0O0 men !;
all this country wants is $4,000.
The expenses for army and pensions is
s267. 600 900. We pay more for the army
in the PHILIPPINES in one year than the
islands are worth. Senator Hoar, who
now is standing by the Republican party.
said In the Senate last session when he
opposed the policy Of the administration
in the PHILIPPINES that the great ques-
tion before the American people was.
whether we should oontinue q Repub.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22

Time marked daily except SUNDAY.
Pullman Sleeping ,,Sn Uars On N0'' Anu .
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22

0o1neotions al FredericKs0urg WIN d :.
a p r snd Weerns Steamboat Go. AZ
Orange with Southern and Chesapeake
Ohio K. K. --,,u-.-,li. .rd
The only line TO the ChsnoenorSVile ano
wilderness Bsttlehelds. ,,..o,,,-
RsStern standard Time. Daily exceptoun'
dav. VI. RICHARDS Gen "a shsgsL. s,.
sTrain No. 9 leaves Orange the sth mummy
an ZACH month at p. m.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
Don't
Get Thin

Get fat; get nice and plump
there is safety in plumPness.
Summer has tried your
food-works; winter is coming
to try your breath-mill. Fall
is the time to brace yourself.
But weather is tricky; look
out Look out for colds espec-
tally.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is the subtlest OF
helps. 1t is food, the easiest
food in the world; it is more
than food it helps you digest
your food, and get more nutri-
ment from it.
Don't get thin, there is
safety in plumpness. Man
woman and child.
If you have not tried it, send for free sample
SCOTT & BowEE.
Chemists,
- ''' SOC. aud sloo' ali druggist :
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
Railroads.
Ns&ZW Noriaih,s:s.N!se !! Jest
HNAYsEU ceLeSt,Ia IN Effect
Schedule in Erect
May 2I,i9oo. .vpo-
RIC ~ MON > ~

,rAvF HMON BYRD
STEEET 81 aTIONrrD Ar
riSsS Sorfols iisO A. NJ. stops only AZ ! as ,t
rrsbury. Wavcrly. and ouholN, e'N"""
.ictefs NOT accepted on this tram ,N.pppss
"osoSS THE CHICAGO ENFhhS>;
- SS,chburs Roanoke, O0lunVuH. ",N
~ - Rnfrt Parlor car fctVre"uIE u"
Dn@pe Pullman sleeper hndhoAe t' ~,
t'.t,,,s, afso for Bristol, NnuA'liit. az"
Spattano0sa Pullman sleeper eo"noN' l"
N11HsP Ns?isP. NJ. Ocean shore Li'rited. Arrives
~ II 5.i T. NJ stops only ut etcts uutt' ,'
Vavoriv and suffolk Second c'ass ucNoss
NOT ,,o6d ON this train through VV@O" ~
tssso,"P P'M. M For suffolk. Norfolk and in.
teSmCdiate stations. Arrives AT Noi'"'N ~
S1o p. NJ. For Lynohburg and KoanoEc1 ,I 'l,'1
Cc1nScts AT Lyuchurg win NaShiH- 'ou . -
CbsftauOogt limited Pul man SiyoPSt'
Ivnrbbury 70 Memphis and New VSileessns,
C9fc. parior. and Observation cars Naurv'n =,
20 Afiaia. Ala. Pullman sleeper 49,,
Richmond and Iynchhurg, ana uei'4s iSno2 i.','3
for occuTancy at SD l., NJ Ats"'
Sleeper Petersburg and hoahoNV' ,,.t,,,,r.,
Trains arrive Richmond from bl y, u, ~ n
and the West daily az 1.H \. NJ. anu ~ NO
from Norfolk and the East al lt'iV ~ '''' 'i''
A NJ. and $50 +. NJ
Onice: 81 Main street. v.cOpD
City Passenger ana Ilcscl 49,.
G n. ROSLEY. District fas,entcI ~ ~ Amt
W.. BhNiLL. General 'sse"s0 no;
General ONCE: Roanoke d.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
saw-Mill Burned Notes.

toOrrsspOndsnce Of The Free Lance.
Ruther Glen.
The recsns rains In this community
have mAds 81 vegetation look lresh and
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-12

priced shoe store. 2OS West Railroad
avenue, but SHOES OF superior quality
and popular styles and the prices are
such as you can and will pay. Don't
fan to take your first chance to see.
examine and try their mems ladies' and
childTen's shoes.
At the production of the great south
ern comedy drama, In Old Kentucky"
Monday evening, a ladies' free ticket
VIII be given with each paid 80 cent re-
served seat ticket purchased at Mat
sons before 6 o'clock Monday evening
on August ! we move into our new
store at lO7 Railroad avenue In the
meantime, to avoid carrying goods,
everything in our store at cost. This
is your opportunity. Eyeritt, the Lead
ing Jeweler.
Just Arrived Madam S%ylvania,
greatest OF all palmists. past, present
and future. Tell every thing you want
to know. Located, 4O2 West Silver I'VE
Buy the Black Cat hose IL you want
hose hat will not crock nor stain your
feet this hot weather. All sizes for wo-
men or children. b. Ilfeld & Co.
Jemez Hot Springs stage office. First
street stables. Leave Albuquerque
Mondays and Fridays at 8 a. m.
Cool OF your lace by using Matthews
Crystal Lotion. 25c. AT Matthews
drug store.