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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-15
For the horticultural Department.

Chicago Tribune.
..,1ar,r,a 8, said Dickey. as they stood at
Tho street corner waiting for a car, I wish
thew didn't put these garbidge boxes up so
high" -. ., ,,,,oa Tho
mother. That's a mail box. Why, what
the matter, dearg 1850. ....,,. ia
.'Nothin'." said Dickey, family; -ohIy ! e We
nut half a dozen peach seeds and a hanoIui
of grape skins in II.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-15
His Busy Time.
Cleveland pain Dealer.

Cleveland pain Dealer
The Moth-How's business
The Rust-lm working overtime =.
The MOth-In what particular Iine2
The Rust-Just now I've got a big con-
tract 10 cover a lot OF expensive steel plan
machinery. and at the same time m awful,
~ BUSY eating holes in workingmen's dinner
pals
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
KING GEORGE,
Notes and Personals.
Correspondence OF The Free Lance. }

Correspondence Of The Free Lance
King George o. II Jan. 10, 1901.
Rev. J. K. Thomas. pastor of the
Baptist Church at - Colonial Beach, y
and who is visiting MIR. VIM N. Hef
lin. preached an eloquent and effective
sermon to an sppTeolative congregation
on Sunday, the 18th inst, 1T Potomac
church, In this county.
The msny friends Of Dol. r. j. Wash.
iugton. Of Competition, Westmorelsnd
county. will be glad to learn that he
has entirely recovered from his recent
severe illness.
Mr. John Pollock. Jr.. OF Stafford,
who has been the guest of Mr. Edward
Tayloe, at "Powhatan," has returned
Mr. John Welch. Of our village, has
returned from business trip 10 Wash.
ington.
Mr. Lewis BillinRsley has removed
his saw mill from Strawberry Hill. the
farm owned by DR.. NJ. w. Minor, Ia
the farm Of Mr.. James II. Peyton
where be has purchased fine body Of
timber.
Mf. Slas Staples. the genial land.
lord at King George o. II who has
been visiting relatives in Washington,
has returned.
Judge o n. Ashton filed his ice
house last week with ice six inches
thick. being the best gotten in the
county this year.
Mr.. Claude Purkins. who has been
visiting his father, Dol. II u p, kins
has returned TO Washington.
Mr.. b. r. Grymes, who has bfen
sick for she past two weeks at the home
Of Dir. and Mrs. J. II. BoRgs, Il out
again.
Mr.. James l.. Stiff. OF Oak Grove, is
visiting Mr.. T. W. Boggs, at Monnt
Ida. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17

SHOULD Great Britain accept the
Hay-Psuncefote treaty, as msnded
by Congress, she will demonstrate in
a most practical way that a cOuatry's
interests do not always stand in the
way of friendships between nations.
While, ss Americans, we believe IN
the justice of Congress- demands in
the premises. we're We Eaglishmen
we would feel that q great injustice
had been done our goverument-cer-
tainly from legal standpoint. This
will not have been the only instance
in which that great government has
acted with moderation and self sac.
riRce to maintain the good relations
existing between the kindred nations,
and should this last result as now
seems assured We have cause for
much congrstulstiOn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
CHINA.

There is q famine in the province Of
Shen 81, and it is said that 5000, 0OC
are facing starvation.
The State department. has received
responses from all the powers relative ia
the dispatch recently forwarded
through our diplomatic representatives
abroad. urgently requesting that the
negotiations be expedited as fast as pos
sible. All Of the powers concur in this
view, and express an earnest desir
to reach final settlement.
Prince Ching has notified Senior de
Oologan, the Spanish Minister, who Ia
the dean Of the diplomatic corps, that
the agreement was signed. but that he
did not expect to be able to present IL
to the foreign ENJOYS for several days,
owing to the difficulty Of obtaining the
imperial seal, which, he asserted, IL In
the forbidden city and IN the private
apartments Of the Emperor guarded by
the. Emperor's most trusted servants.
He said also that personal order from
the Emperor would be required before
those who have the seal In charge would
deliver it even to Prince Ching.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17

ANTI lMPERIALIsTS will fad much
cause for encouragement in the de-
eision of the Cuban case by
the Supreme Court of the United
States. l. is a blow against imperial
istic tendencies and at the same
time a guarantee that the courts of
this land can rise above political as
socistions and party sympathies.
The verdict was toned down by Jus
tice Hsrlan's assertion that so fsr
nothing had been done by this gov.
eminent that was inconsistent with
the declared object of the war with
Spain, as we view it. The whole
tenor Of the decision was, however, 10
warn this government to hurry its
departure from Cuban soil.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Celebration OF Gen. Lees Birthday in
New York and Philadelphia

A feature Of the celebration of Gen
Robt T. Lees birthday in New York
will be a dinner given 1T the Waldorf
Astoria at which General Fitzhugh
Lee will be the guest Of honor.
The Gen. Dabney II Maury Chapter,
Daughters Of the Oonfederacy. of Phil
adelphia, will give "a Southern even
ing" at the Hotel Aldine Miss Gle.
low, Of Alabama. will recite and read
Southern ballads and stories The psr.
lors will be decorated with flags, con
spicuous among which will be the Con.
federAte flag of the Pickett Damp, Of
Virginia Confederate Veterans For
many years this flag was used by the
camp rs q funeral flag. 1t was last
used at the burial Of General Maury
aud was presented by the camp 90 Gen
Meury's daughter, Mrs. James Halsey.
who is president Of the Gen. Dabney
II. Maury Chapter. Later Mrs Halsey
presented the flag to her chsp'er 80 be
used az q chapter flag. The purpose Of
the entertainment is TO raise fund for
the relief Of some poor ex-CoU federRtes
who reside 10 Philadelphia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
poINas IN CONGRESS.

A bill allowing Indians in the In
dian Territory TO sell their lands and
move elsewhere II they 50 desire was
passed.
The President has signed the bill an.
thoriziug the placing Of Congressman
Boutelle, Of Main, on the retired list Of
the navy with the rank Of captain.
Mr.. Bacon's amendment, striking
ont the discretionary authority con-
ferred upon the President 10 increase
the size Of the army. was laid on the
table.
An appropriation Of $2l 900 has been
favorably reported to the House for the
electric illumination of the exterior of
the Capitol. White House and other
public buildings along Pennsylvania
avenue on the night Of the Inaugural
tion, March 4th,
Speaker Henderson has selected Rep
resentative Hay as the minority men,
Der of the Conference Committee on
the Army bill. This gives the Virginia
representative absolute authority to
dictate the policy Of the minority Of
she House when the army bill is oon-
sidered In conference between the Honhe
and Senate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
STAFFORD.
Entertainments Personals, Notes, sc.

Correspondence II The Free Lance }
ROseville, Va.
Christmas week has been ole OF un-
usual pleasure here. Miss Sue Briggs
gave an oyster supper on she 27th for a
worthy cause, aud IL was quite sue.
Gers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lunsford
gave a delightful party Friday. goth.
In honor OF her nieces, the Misses How
srd. Of Richmond Dancing commenced
at O'Clock and was kept up till supper
was served. which consisted Of the
delicacies of the season. After supper
the young people seemed 10th 30 leave.
therefore dancing was resumed ana
kept up till a. m.
Miss Sallie Jones left on the 4th for
quite an extended trip. visiting rela-
ives In Baltimore and Washington.
There was q very pleasant surprise
party given by several gentlemen Of she
village az the hospitable home Of Mrs.
Winnie Briggs. on New Years night.
All enjoyed the occasion. Among those
present from distance were Miss
Abbie Rodgers and brother, Of Nelson
county; Miss Matte Henry, Of Rap.
pahannock, and Miss Annie Howard,
Of Richmond city.
Mr. Garland Jones, who left for Gall.
forniA several months ago, is delighted
with the Golden State. His brother
Hugh also speaks Of going there In the
spring.
Mrs. r. Herndon expects TO leave
Wednesday for a visit 90 her daughter,
Mrs. George Watson. at Anacosta, ID.
o.
Mrs. w B Jones has gone on visit
60 her sisters. Mrs. Il. A. Golden. at
Washington. and Mrs Howard FlagR,
az Falls Church. Va. and may also
visit her old home " Colonial Beach, "
Westmoreland county.
Mr. Charles Bill has sold his pretty
home 10 Mr.. Floyd Lunsford. and will
leave in short time for the mountains.
Mr.. Markwood Green has also sold out
and left for Washington. The oommu-
nifty will miss him and his charming
wife and daughters.
Mr.. Gibbons. Episcopal minister Of
Aqua. breaches every 4th Sunday
evening at Potomac school house. We
hope all may help literally in bulldog
a comfortable church at OF near this
place during the spring.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
BE MODERATE.

Some of the newspapers are calling
the Virginia penitentiary the "Black
Hole" thus drawing a comparison
between the State prison and Calcut-
ta's famous lazaretto during the
Sepoy rebellion. For this those
newspapers are to be condemned.
Moderation is better than exaggera-
ton. The pen itsntiary is bad
enough--the picture need not be
overdrawn--but its condition is no
parallel to the "Blaek Hole" Of
India, for we know Of no prisoners
who have died in the "pen" from
suifocation and plague as was the
Gaze In one night Of over q hundred
Englishmen who were thrust into
India's den. Oar hearts should not
get the better Of our judgments,
especially when they are to be pub
l;shsd TO the world. Moderation is a
Jewel 81 all times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
virEinia's Electoral Vote

Virqinia's twelve votes In the cleo
torsl college we're cast Monday for Will
liam Jennings Bryan for President and
for Adlai e. Stevenson for vice-Pfesi-
dent. Tue electoral college Of the State
met in the hall Of the house OF Dele
gates at noon Monday for the purpose.
All Of the electors were present. The
oath was administered to the electors
by Secretary OF the Commonwealth 10.
seph 7 Lawless, who was subsequently,
elected secretary Of the college Judge
VIM. Hoges Mann was made chsirmaD
Hon. Lewis II. Maohen. Of the Eighth
district. was elected messenger. 90
carry the certificate of the result to the
Secretary OF the U. s. Senate. Another
copy of the returns will be filed in the
office Of the u s. Court at Richmond,
and one will be kept In the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth office.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
GENERAL NEWS.

Resistance is again said to be dying
out and the rebel chiefs are laying
down their arms in the Philippines
Lord Roberts, In letter to the Lord
Mayor Of London postponing the city g
reception. says that in view OF the
circumstances there should be no further
feting for some time.
The official list Of the British casual
ties in the recent fighting at Belfast
shows 80 killed, % wounded, and 70
missing. This does not account for the
British losses OF other points Of stimuli .
tsneous attacks by the Beers, namely.
Wonderfontein, Nooitgedacht and
Wildfontien, and shows that affairs in
that quarter were more serious than
Lord Kitchener reported them 10 be.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
SOME DEATHS.

Mr.. John NJ. Lunsford died recent
ly at his home In Fauquier county.
william Gollick died at his home,
in Hanover county, few days ego.
Mr.. James H. Harmon, OF Acoomac,
died suddenly at his home recently.
Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, Of AcoomsC
county. died a few days ago. aged 6S
years.
The little daughter Of Mr. Edward
Massey. OF Accomsc county, was severe
IL scalded by boiling water q few day q
ago, from which she coon died.
Miss Sallie Hooe died Saturday night
In Feuquier county. She was a cen
tenarian, having reached her one-huD'
dredth birthday last september. Her
burial took place Tuesday st Ivy Hill
Cemetery. near Alexandria.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
FIRST IN THE PASTURE.
yDLa--. TTL--E.ls

The prize ass Of 1901 has already
made his deep. sonorous bray heard,
though the year is not yet a week
old. He is the military gentleman on
the staff Of the Governor Of Nebraska
who sternly refused to attend a guberua.
torial reception because Gen. Fiszhugh
Lee was TO be present. Fitzhugh
Lee, In the estimation Of the military
gentleman being q rebel, and therefore
Offensive TO all true patriots. OF course.
IL is idle TO hope for the enlightenment
4 people like the military gentleman.
The only thing to do is TO extract sill the
amusement possible from their pro-
ceedings
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
QUITE NAUSEATING
Hndex-Annaai1

Governor Odell is the product OF the
most vicious machine system that has
prevailed in New York since the days
Of Tweed, and. paradoxically speaking
he promises to develop into mugwump
Of the most unadulterated quality. II
bis official acts in the future square with
his official uttersnces In the past he
will come out Of the gubernatorial office
a man without party. The mugwumps
are already doing him homage as one Of
themselves.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
CALM, TEMPERATE, AND DIGNIFiED
IRinh .,,nnd Narua 4

CALM, TEMPERATE, AND DIGNIFIED.
(Riohmond News.
We discover from perusal Of the edi-
torial columns of the esteemed Fairfax
Herald that Grover Cleveland is, In the
opinion Of that contemporary
1.-THE hippopotamus Of BuzzArd's
Bay"
1.-THE political plrish and renegade Of
buzzard's Bay"
"A party wreoker"
"a defaulter "
"a traitor +"
"A mugwump "
"A humbug."
II there is anything we do enjoy it Is
10 see an esteemed contemporary dis
cuss public matters aud men in calm,
temperate and dignified terms and to
restrain any personal feeling or preju-
nice that may exist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
For over FIFTY Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup heI
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions Of mothers for their childrer
while teething, with perfect success. Il
uoothes the child. softens she gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. II
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists In every
part Of the world. twenty-five cents
q bottle. Be sure and tsk for M''
winslow's Soothing Syrur." and take
no other kind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Referees in Bankruptcy.

Mr. Robert II Tslley has been ap-
pointed referee In bankruptcy for the
Richmond district by U 5. District
Judge Hon. Edmund Widdill. Jr.
The Second. Third, Fourth, and Sixth
districts. embracing coujties in the
Northern Neck. we're added 20 district
Of Referee @ p. Osrdwell This gives
Oardwell the largest district 10 Eastern
Vireinia. Il extends from Hanover to
Fredericksburg and down the bay TO
West Point
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
POLITICAL.

Hon. Thomas M Patterson was elect
ed Senator from Colorado, Tuesday.
At Raleigh Hon. Charles B Ayoock
was inangnrated Governor Of North
Carolina.
Hon. M. s. Quay was elected U. s.
Senator by three majority. in the Penn
sylvahsS Legislature.
Richard Yates. the first native gov.
ernor Of Illinois. was inducted into Office
before great asssmblage Monday.
The Delaware, Montana and Ne
braska Legislatures have been unable
TO elect u s Senators yet, owing to
deadlocks.
Hon. e. W. Carmack. Congressman
for the past four years. has been elected
Senator from Tennessee. Both Demo.
Gratis and Republicans voted for him
Senator George +. Hosr has been re-
nominated as the candidate for Senator
by the Republican senators of Massa-
chusetts. The Democrats nominated
Hon. Richard Olney in opposition to
Senator Hoar. Senator Hoar has been
re. elected.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
England Must Yield Predominance to
The United States

Great Britain's decadence Is becoming
quite a popular theme Establishment
and self-fagellation seem 80 be con-
genial TO the chsstened spirit of the
nation. forced 10 realize, through the
accumulation ofreverses, military. Dip
Jomatic and industrial. that Great Bril-
tain's predominance dream Is past 1t
is almost q daily occurrence for some
great London Newspaper to parade the
shortcomings Of the country, instituting
comparisons with the United States
and Germany little complimentary to
Great Britain.
Lost opportunities, says the Lon
don Morning Post. lis the keynote. and
the Britain which could dictate It's viii
70 the ends Of the earth Is today . myth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Foul Play Suspected-white Mans
Body Found.

The body Of an unknown white man
was foundin q field near the track Of the
Southern railway at Oalverton, Fauquier
county, Monday. Il is believed that he
is from Charlottesville and his name
probably Dan MCCARTHY. Atan autop,y
held By Coroner Ross DR.. HarnesbuTger
stated the condition Of the body showed
that doath occurred week ago and
marks on his throat indicated foul play.
A fuller inquiry has been ordered by
the authorities
MCCARTHY was a tailor by trade. aud
started from Charlottesville for Wash
ington. just before Ohristmast,to secure
work.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
comrrumiss Verdict IN Madison

The case of the Commonwealth VS..
J. Dorsey Nicholson was commenced
in the Madison Court Thursday last
aud ended late Saturday night. In his
last trial, the Jury found him guilty fix
ing his puDishmeDtat seven years In the
penitentiary. The case has created
widespread interest, being the first
criminsl-assault case tried in Madison
county in many years. The jury stsid
out until nearly IL O'Clock. They stood
seven for acqoittal. and five for three
years 10 the penitentiary. IL was finally
agreed by counsel that they recommend
to the jury a jail sentence Of twelve
months IL was some time before the
jury would agree to this, the seven
men standing nut for acquittal IL was
the opinion Of many that the speech {
Hon. John l.. Jefries Of counsel for
the accused, was the ablest one heard in
many years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Mr. peIarnetts,s Reslgnatlon uncertain.

No move Is being made In the ASST
tant district attorneyship matter. Pro-
spective applicants are understood TO be
in doubt whether Mr.. DeJarnette has
yet complied with the Attorney Gener
ais request for his resignation. Mr.
DeJarnette was appointed by former
Attorney General MoKenna, who was
great frie, d of tho appointee's father.
Judge McKenua, when he was In Don
gress some years ago. often hunted on
the elder DeJarnett's place, and was
his guest at those times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Governor Wired No.

Gov. Tyler Monday received the fol-
lowing telegram from the Cincinnati
Post:
"Please wire us whether you would
allow Jefffiss and Rubin 20 fight q
limited number Of rounds in your State
In case 3 fight is prevented here. .
CIV. ryler's reply was brief and en-
phatic. only one word being necessary.
De simply wired "No."
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Improved Telephone Service In The
Northern Neck

Long distant Bell telephones are be-
ing put in the offices OF the Northern
Neck Telephone and Telegraph Dom
pany this week Instruments have al
ready been placed in the fredericksburg,
King George and Oak Grove offices.
ard are working we'll Warsaw has
been reached. and work will be rapidly
pushed until all Of the stations are
equipped.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
WILLING TO BE SACRIFICED.

charleston News and Courier
Many Southern people would be will
ing to surrender a part Of their repre-
sentation in Congress If the negro
could be removed at once and forever
from politics. But as the South would
have to provide for his protection ana
government. he should be counted In
the population just as the unnaturalizsd
foreigners and the women who do not
have the right TO vote are made the
basis Of representation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
NOTES.

While game has not been very album
dant. NJ. IT, Motley, OF upper H'on'
takes the "cake" as the ''6oss huutef
OF the county this year. lie has kiiied
1877 parlridges, 81 squirrels 20 rSoolls'
& hawks and 20 crows.
Many farmers who held their wheat
have been benefited by the late ad-
vance. Over 600 bushels have pee
sold at 70 and 50 cents per ousnel IN
Richmond Among those who received
the highest .. ices were II 5. Il Pitls
and Philip Rllph, Of Sparts.
As Mrs W s Mccoy was out driving
in her phRt0n she passed throngh
crowd near Vinceuts Store, on Main
Street. Mir J I. Gilman, an old gen
tleman who Is deaf, did not hear the
app-oaoh of the vehicle and stepped out
into the street. As he did 50 the morse
struck him and knocked MIN down anu
the vehicle passed over him. lie was
Immediately taken 80 DR.. Webos 1Il'e
where is was found that ne was not
seriously Injured Mrs Mccoy suffered
nervous attack from the incident and
Mr Mccoy fastened 10 the Office q d.
Webb and did all in his power Tor the
injured gentleman.
la talk with Mr. Geo. l. Haynes
of Richmond, who has been handling
Caroline tobacco for twenty years. ne
said that there was not one third OF an
average crop Of tobacco in the county
this year and the quality was inferior
80 any he had ever seen.
The mid winter has been blessing
to the farmers whose stock Of provender
is very sholt
Nine host Richards has not complet'
ed his new dining room ard says he
will have il ready by the time snmmtr
boarders come
Those present from fredericksburg
we're Me.srs. L. o. Ntnde. ". A. Bell
II. r. Gouldman. George Stone. r. 5
Evans, W +. Long. l. l. Ooghill. J.
3. Jones. j. + Iimberlake' MAX
Mcihee. l. Conway Chichester, OF the
Star and The Ffee Lauce representa-
tiVQ
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Caroline Court.

January term of Caroline county
court AZ Bowling Green. Monday, failed
90 attract crowd. although IL nae
been advertised that balloon ascension
would be made by Prof Grew. Az -FOUR
O'Clock D m. the ascension had not
been made and many left. Ihefe was
little done In court. speolal Rranu
Jury was impsnelled with John ~:
Farish foreman. A true bill was iouhd
against Herman W. Glasgow for felony
Will Of Henry Pugh proved and admit,
ted TO record. John q. White qualihed
as guardian Of Ivey Sherwood ana
Bessie White.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17

Mr.. BRYAN's paper, he Commoner,
will make its appearance on the 23rd.
The Virginia Legislature will resume
business the same day. 1t is dollars
to doughnuts that the latter will out
blow the former and raise the biggest
howl.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17

TIE precocious dsilings Of the new
century are "bsck number" when
compared with Job. The Twentieth
century kid may be able to srticulate
"pspa" snd "mamS" when he is ten
months old. but Job cursed the day
he was born.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
MARRIAGES

Licensed TO marry in Washington /:
James A. Lacy and Rosa II. King. both
OF King William county. Frederick o.
Florence.and oliver II Oonstcck, both
of Prince William county, William
Lawler and Bertha Gaines. bc2h Of
Fauqrier county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17
Pastor Called.

Rev ]. r. Thomas, Of OoloniAl Beach,
has accepted cell TO the pastorate Of
Potomac Baptist church. KING George
county, and preached bis first sermon
20 q large congregation Sunday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17

JUST at the present time Teddy
Roosevelt csn very appropriately
exelaim with Aliquis, IL am not
what | was, nor will be what | am
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17

We SHALL expect now to see the
little organs piping to the tune of tine
Richmond Times in its rough'shod
crusade against Mr. Swanson.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-17

AS Boston is to have its own
weather prophet one of the innovs-
tons Of the new century may be Gull
tured weather.