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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16

DR.. W A. Gordon, OF Orange county,
was In the city yesterday. DE said
that he had been praolicing medicine
since 1876 aud never had seen as much
sickness az has prevailed since Jan lst
Of this year.
The local organization known as the
Refined Southern Ministries, will give
An entertainm MT at the Opera House
on nexs Tuesday night for the benefit
Of the Fredericksburg Athletic Asso-
citation,
Mr.. Charles r Thaoker and Miss
BERTHE Payne. Of Spotsylvania. were
married az the home Of the bride Tues
day at7p m. Rev. Decatur Edwards
officiating.
Mr.. Ashby l. Payne. son Of Mr. John
A. Payne. Of Orange. was taken TO the
Sibley Hospital In Washington this
week by DR.. w. A. Gordon. where be
will be operated on for appendicitis.
Rev On Tyndell will preach at
Spotsylvanla court house Sunday a..
m. at II O'Clock and at Sc. George 9
Chapel the same day at 3 80 p IN
The Bridge water Mills are receiving
two thousand bushels prime yellow and
three thousand bushels choice white
corn for sale at low price.
Mr. ". D BrAme, Of Orange, was
in the city yesterday and q caller at
The Free Lance Cffioe.
Mt Allen Smith. Of King George
was visitor 30 the city this week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Death Of Mr. Bailey Tompkins

M. Bailey rompklos, a highly e.
teemed oiuz ~ died suddenly ~ heart
trouhle 49, the home Of mis- relative Mrs
NJ. Il Tompkirr, We today nisbt.
aged so years The decreased waa son
II tho late Edwsrd Tumpkios and was
born IN q ochland couaty and had re
sided here flr several years.
He was unmarried aud Is survived
by two brothers. NJ. W. II Tcmpkins,
of Des Moines wa. end Mr.. J W
Tompkios. Of Lake Oily. Iowa. and a
sister Miss Fannie Tompkins. OF this
oity.
Funeral services took place from the
Methodist church yesterday evening at
3 o'clock, Rev ] z Stump officiating.
he was buried with Masonic honors by
No 4 Lodge Of which be was mem.
Der
The intermeus was in the City Gene.
tefy. The pail bearers were Messrs. I
N. Brent, Ii r. Orismond, W. II.
Hurkamp. A p Rove. A. K. Howard
and DR.. b Hsles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Over Four Score Years

Mrs. Eliz Abeth Mills. died at her
residence Ia Stafford Wednesday. OF
pneumonia aged 81 years. The de-
ceased was the widow OF the late John
Mills. Of Stafford, and held strong
place IN the affections OF q lSrge circle
Of relatives and friends. Sne was
member Of Berea church. Besides her
two brothers. Messrs Z. J Hayden. OF
this city and John Hayden, Of spotsyl'
vania. she is survived By seven child
rem. Mesdsmes Wildred SchOoler, John
Stone and Joseph Ballard, Misses Sarah
and Mollie Mills and Mr.. Wyatt Mills.
sll of StsffJrd. and Mr. John Mills. OF
spotsylvanis. Funeral services TOOK
place from her residence yesterday even
ing
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
MRS DIR. PRYOR ROBBED IN NEW
YORK.
Was Married In This City.

Mrs Louisa A. Pryor. wife OF Dr.
W r. PRYOR. was struck on the head by
a piece If lead pipe and robbed Wednes'
day IA New York on the stairway lead
lng from the uptown track OF the
Fourth Avenue Tunnel at Tnirty eighth
street. Mrs. Pryor. who had several
hundred dollars worth Of diamonds
and some money IN her purse, fought
bravely and escaped with u cut on the
head She pluckIly gave chase. ana a
policeman caught her assailant. 49,.
Mrs Pryor is well-known in this
city, having visited here number OF
times before her marriage. and Is re-
membered as Miss Louise Allen. OF
Richmond. She is o niece OF Mrs ".
Kew Howard, Of this city. and was
married st the ''Kenmore" residence
here some years ago
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Toe-The Weather.

The past few days have been merry
ones for the numbers of skaters who
have tbroDged the ponds aud Rided
oyer ths smooth ice which varies in
thickness from two 20 four inches.
Mr.. K. W. Fsvlll IS hlllng the
Maprath 81 Ohesley ice houses with
ice four inches thick from their pond
and Mr.. Browu is filling the large ice
house near the river with ice from
Alum Spring i've inches thick. Several
small houses are also being filed. The
weather was much warmer yesterday
with a clear sky, and indications point
60 a speedy thRW.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
DEATH OF A vIReINIAN IN CALI
FoRNIA.
Had Many Relatives in This Section.

Andrew Glassell. who died few DAYS
ago at Los Angeles. Gal has many
relatives and connection In Fredericks
burg snd the surrounding country He
was a FIRST cousin Of she late DR. elias.
sell, Of Bowling Green's second cousin
Of thomas p. Wallace, OF this place. rnd
on his mothers side he isrelsted ~ the
II rbes family. TaJ Iors and Others HIS
mother was Miss Thornton Mr.
-GlAssell was u. s Dls'rint Attorney.
under the administration of President
Buchanan, and conducted the proeecu-
ton II Judge Terry. who killed u. 5
Senate. Brooerick Ia Is duel Ia Gala
fOrnia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Ha is 1o7 Years Old.

Ia Westmorelsnd lives q colored man,
Jim Nelson. who Is l07 years old DE
is living with Hon. Robt l. Spillman
near Oak Grove He Is an old family
servant of the Spillmans and has stuck
by them since he was made free In
1868 His mind is clear aud bis sight
fairly good and his lungs 10 unimpsired
that be can call hogs like youngster
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
The Sewer Strike

The Sewer Contractor Hooknsy had
fourteen mel at work on the sewer
yesterday besides those brought with
him from Syracuse. These are all he
can use ct present because Of the non
arrival Of pipe As soon as that comes
he will employ a larger force The
strike Is practically over as the cOntrao-
tor says additional men are ready TO go
10 work when the pipe arrives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Good Driving Over The Road.

Ex.Msyor S. 3. Atwill, Of Kinsale.
and Mr.. e o. Anderson. OF Tappa-
hammock, arrived here Thursday night
and took the chapter degrees in Masonry.
These gentlemen with F. II Jauthorn
and r II Fttzhueh left Tappahannock
at 3 80 Thursday evening ia a light
wagon aud drove to MIlfOrd.a distance
Of As miles, in four hours and three
quarters. and reached here as 9;SS
Good driving that.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.
scheo ale In effect Jan. 27th,
Leave Eortnw srd.


saoA. N. daily, no local stops.
Tle a, NJ. daily, no local stops O..
iO.Is A. NJ. Sundays Ouly, stops ~ brooAe
SpS Ss y a. Az NJ daily except Sunday. Quautlco
AI IS9S a. n. Saily except sunday. no local
''I .ss P. n. daily except Sunday. no local
P. NJ. daily. No local stops.
esq. NJ. daily. stops at Brooke and VIDE
w ater.
Leave SOUTHWARK
ass A. a. daily, Atlantic Coast Line train.
Rsopa al MILFORD, boswell and Ashland, week
dSVs All local stops on sundays,
lOlI A. NJ. daily, Sesb yard Air Line train;
vas. A. L. Junction. Arrive at C.&O. BROAD
treet station, Richmond.
l34 P II. Dauy okcepC sunday. stops AT
Milford. boswell and Ashland.
az p " Oaiig. a tlan .ic 90 sst Line IRAN,
atons at boswell snc sshianG.
sS7 z. NJ. Daily msKes local stops.
sep. NJ. daily. SeSb oard AIT lhue tralu,
via n. A. L. Junction. Arrive al {. \ .. Broad
street station. Richmond.
Aocommodat. on trains. Daily except sunday
ANA. VI. for edmond.
id.O A. N. for QuantlcO.
iSty p. a. for Ashland.
tO0P.M. from aichmOnd for freoerloAs
borg.
W p. Taylor, Traffic Manager.
H.r. D. Myers. President.
o. Q. COX. Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
The Small pox IN King George.

The King George County Health
Board met Wednesday and ordered all
public schools TO reopen and the COM
pulsory vaccination Of pupils.
DR.. +. Il. Ninde on visiting the
house of AcoloTed family In which there
was supposed 10 be smallpox is said to
have been assaulted by the owners.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Essex Aground.

The steamer Essex grounded at Boy
Port Thursday and has not arrived at
her wharf here. Agent W. ID. Scott
received telegram from Capt Davis
late yesterday evening from Tsppahsn-
nook, stating that on scoount OF delays
and ice he would not come to Fredef.
icksburg this trip
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16

lamont p o Gloucester county. Va.
Feb. 8. 1901.
To The Free Lance:
Will you kindly allow me 20 correct
an error which | note In your Issue OF
Feb 7th. 20 the effect that Mrs. Mau-
pin lie the eldest child OF the eldest
chlld Of Ohtef Justice Marshall's eldest
son? The eldest son Of Ohief Justice
Marshall was Thomas Marshall, who
was born, lived, and is buried at Oak
Hill. Fauquier county, Va His eldest
son was John Marshall. who also was
born and Is buried as Oak Hill. | am
the eldest child OF that John Marshall
Mr.. f. Lewis Marshall, now living In
Orange Va, is. Of course, my father
vounger brother. ard Mrs. Maupin q
mother my fathers eldest sister.
Respectfully,
Mrs Richard Oorbin Byrd
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
The Drain MarKss.

The grain markets closed yesterday
as follows:
Ohicago-Wheat. Feb. 1874 May 75A
corn, Feb. SS14; May 4OA; FEB
oats, 241a.
New York-Southern wheat, rs TO
81; corn. 45 TO As.
Baltimore-Southern wheat, 20 to 70 ;
Southern corn. Al to 40.
Richmond-Wheat, rs to So corn,
40 to A.
Ais1andris-whsAt. ss 20 rs corn
IS TO 46
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Masonic

Fredericksburg Royal Arch Chapter
had almost an ell night session Thurs
day night The occasion was vista
tion of several members from the lower
counties. accompanied By candidates
for the chapter degrees Among the
visitors present were Most Excellent
James e. Alexander, Of Alexandria.
Grand High Priest. and ]. Il Fisher:
of tbs same city. District Deputy Grand
High Priest.
During the evening refreshments were
served and real sociable time was en-
joyed by all present
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
CAROLINE MARRIAGE.
Cash Avis.

Married Of Round Oak church In
Caroline on Feb 18Th by Rev. D.. "
REYNOLDS Il Manchester. We, MISS
Lizzie Dash. only daughter OF MI ana
Mrs. James Cash, TO Mr. Richard Avis
Of Richmond Mr.. James billiard was
best man
The bride was Attired In beautiful
gray travelling suit with has and gloves
10 match. After the ceremony the
happy pair LET'S for their future home
in Richmond. The church was pretti'
" decorated for the occasion
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
A New Pastor.

Rev. ]. l.. CHESTNUT. Of Ashland,
Va, has accepted call to the pastor.
ate Of the Christian church Of this city,
and will enter upon the discharge OF
his duties the 4,h Sunday in this month.
He IL married and has wife and six
children.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.)
Wheat. 10 TO rs ;oorn, 40 to 90. meal 1lb
20 1870 per 100 pounds; oats. 30 TO 30
fowls (live), 5so7; turkeys live, 8 TO
z: dressed 9 to 10; ducks live,
8 to 4; dressed. 8 to So; dressed
fowls. ~ TO 8 per Id. lard, 50
9; eggs, II 20 l719,ts. butter 10
to 90; hams, II TO i216, Irish pota-
toes, SIS to 70; early rose. for seed
IS to 800; beef. 8 to 81; veal, ~
Pork, 3 to 81; hides (green), ~
TO 5; hides (dry), TO 8. Baled Hay,
sl4 30 $1,000 per ton.
wool-UnwAshed, 9Oto 81; washed,
81 10 %.
Leaf sumsc-5O 30 SO cents per hun
dred pounds.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Bishop Whittle

There was a much encouraged feel
ing among she friends Of Bishop Whit
ties yesterday. His condition was de-
oidedly improved.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
Irara Ware oualiAes.

Judge E 81 Ware has qualified be-
fore Circuit Judge T. 4 b Wright. IS
Judge of the Essex Comfy Court, and
will take his seat on Monday next
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16

APR r and Weems Steamboat %. AZ
Orange with Southern and Chesapeake q
Ohio z. &. -,,,...s
The only line to the ChanoellorsVius ano
Wilderness BattledsldR.
Hsstsrn Standard Time. Daily sxceptSun'
day. W. II. RICHARDS, yen en- 1 saoSss.,
Strain No. 2 leaves Orange the avn n0nuay
n ZACH m cnth st ?. N.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16
New Advartisements.

Spotsylvlnis county will offer for sale
at the court house on March 4ih (court
day). 81 800 Of five per cent county
bonds. See ad.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16

ANY Article Mentioned tor
Only l5c.
10 ! pound Peerless coffee, gran
ulated, as good as any lSc
coffee on the market.
Is l at bottle of good catsup
Is 2 cans good corn.
Is 2 cans good peas.
Is l package wheatlet.
IS 5 lbs. good rolled oats.
- 6 bars soap, good as Star.
Is 6 lbs. best flour.
Is I ID. extra choice Moyune tea
ISIS lbs. best mince meat.
Is n lbs. fine, black mealy
prunes.
Is l ID. best evap. apricots.
Is u lbs. best evap. peaches.
10 u boxes zoos matches.
10 6 full roe bloaters.
Is 8 packages breakfast hominy
IS l can good salmon.
10 l can elegant pumpkin pie.
Is 2 lbs. elegant Carolina rice.
WE HAVE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16

Potomac, Fredericksburg
AVN S,EDMORT RAILROAD
WV ,oonduls rOr lsQl
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-16

A Correction.
To The Free Lance {;

ZAnoni P o Gloucester county Va.
Feb. 8. 1901.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

1ormance. 1t is a fine effort, the clumsy
passion, punchinello braggadocio and ma
Ilc1ous mischief of the character being
given with the aptest art and the sing
er rendering of the famous 'ProIogue"
OF course delights. And the admirable
usefulness of Barbareschi, who assumed
successfully the role of Media on Thurs
day night on shortest notice, should not
pass without note. This week both sa-
Iassa and Barbareschi will again delight
US IN 'NabuccO," that in response to a
large demand will be repeated, and this
rare opportunity of hearing Verdis first
opera should by no means be neglected
by any student of operatic literature.
A small but enthusiastic tribe Of hard
lovers will well remember the good little
Royal italian Marine Band that PLAYED
TO such pttifully scant houses last year at
the California Theater and came to grief
at the end of It's season there Not least
among Its attractions will they remember
the handsome and accomplished solo
trombone player, Creatore whose rnusi-
c1anly work created so much attention.
This year Signor Creatore is leader of the
band in place of Minoliti the competent
out melancholy person who last year led
Ellery Channing's organization into IA
Vor. 1t may also be remembered that the
band split into two sections here. a Mtno-
uJl anu d CredUOr6 facttOn, and that oOA
went north and the other south, or. to b9
more exact, the Minolitis went to an ar
tstic extinction somewhere Seattle
ward, and the Creatores walked into
glory in Philadelphia. Creatore has been
quite the reignlng band sensation Of the
East this season. He has been freely
compared with sousa, and quite frequent-
ly to the disadvantage of the last named
and has achieved an altogether envfable
reputation in his line. This Is all apronoa
to the fact that Mr.. Channfng's band
will be here this coming week to begin an
engagement at the Alhambra.
Vhe pages OF the Wasp are poorer these
days by the lively vitriolism Of r. A
Lucchesi. who has departed the Journal
istic life to devote himself wholly to
music. AS kind of introduction to +bs
new regime Mr.. Lucchesi gives a musicale
on Friday afternoon next at Sherman q,
Clay Hall, in which he is to be assisted
by Miss Liza Polletini, Mime. Emilia Toiet.
IL, Miss Inez Carusi and the followine,
gentlemen: Harry Samuels. A. Rode
mann, A. Weiss, H. Siering, FIR. Hess. FIR
F'orde, w. Weigel r. Laraja. w. G. CAL
Lnaux. c. w. Fuhrer, H Susman. W.
Wertsch and P. Demetrio
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

the Legitimate" was an event second
only in interest to Mr.. Sothern's appear
ance in new play, seems to have Gre
ated a markedly favorable impression as
Lucy Sacheverell. Hillary Bell says of
her performances that Cecilia LOTUS has
Ieaped the river that separates vaudeville
from the drama, but her skirts are wet -
OIher critics express it that Miss LOTUS
work in the emotionaIs needs toning
down, tendency to hysteria being evil
dent.
James K. Hackett and William Favor
sham are both competing for favor a.
lhe sWash-buckling Don Caesars Hackett
at Wallacks in Victor Mapes' edition of
Ine story, Don Caesars Return; Faver-
sham at the Criterion in Gerald du Man
r IIer "A Royal Rival The new dramatf-
%dIiohs' or rather adaptations, of the old
play are not much discussed. the ha1ance
Of favor perhaps being with Du Maurier,s
mat keeps more closely to the old YER
sion. Oi' Nei-
NlInam Winter says James Hacketr
Is the best Don Caesar since SaIyini b,1+
as has been pointed out, there have beer
no caesars since salvinfs, wherefore Mr.
winter saying says nothing Both actors
are accused of lacking the sunerb11l ~.
turesque quality of the T,atin baro PiC-
grand air" the full-blooded grasn on
n1e, the careless, dashing, splendid stride
tnIough their romantic day, but Haclx
e.t impersonation is conceded to pos
sess the true note in higher degree
FaVersham has with him the cIeve,
Jessie BusIey, the beautiful Julie Opp and
cur own Edwin Stevens Mr.. Hacker,
numbers another favorite here, Theodors
Roberts. in his company
Here is what the Boston Traveller bod
10 say of Joseph Haworthts Har,Ia+
that will be the farewell bill of the piftod
actors engagement this week ar tha
Grand Opera-house:
Ferhaps the greatest praise that can he az
coroed MI. Haworths impersonation is IN CO..
that II was a constant and vivid reminder -
the Hamlet of Edwin Booth. 1t was ver
human Hamlet, but it did not fail in noat,o
atmosphere Then great soliloquies were rea.
with marked intelligence, and the strong tenn
tation to over emphasize was we'll reeigta,
In appearance Mr.. Haworth's Hamlet CON-
pletely satisfied the most exacting adn,rer ~
the role 1t is picturesque and virile in cor
ception and execution, and Mr. Hawortb ana
his friends may well be pleased with tbe s,,
cess Of the creation
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

1t Is not for us to alarm you about your
Cold; you are wretched enough as it is.
Our province is to supply the cure. and
we DO so with confidence DIR. Hum
pnreys Seventy-seven'' breaks. up a
Cold by acting directly on the affected
parts; restores the checked circulation.
starts the blood coursing through the
veins, awakens the numbed organs Of res
piration and digestion, cleanses the sys-
tenn, soothes the mucous membrane. and
the Cold passes off without a struggle.
TT is a small vial Of pleasant pellets
that just fits the vest pocket
At all druggists Is cents. or mailed on receipt
Of price. Doctors Book mailed free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.. chr.
ner William and John sts.. New York
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
BLIC LAND NTS.

BRYAN who publishing President
I'M a
| o Esues
He finds that
350ooo public building
supplied by himself Cyclone
doesn't the o
when enabled the building railroads
bankrupt and trying to reudn her public debt her
people were few there
products profitable
was best agricultural capable
road brought Settlers took
agricultural O
Marcy eandD
Missouri President of the Senate These
W. the Chicago Burlington
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in
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finally enabled by
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Wyoming Colorado Nevada Idaho
the
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roads have paid back to the United States dollar this
JnedS
F -
We tenwyf TRANSFORMATION
afforded the overland
made and
everything atean
Republican
lied thief robbng
Mr. Bryan think there another
claims We
rocky and and only wish there lands of that
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

There has been happy indication that
the audiences of this year at the TfvoIi
have been going to hear operas, and not
particular singers. Sarassa and Collama-
RIM are the exceptions, however. and
Salassa's Tonic this week in '.I Pasliacci,'
has been the chief attraction of the per
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

o the
r. and the variety and l the
soc
n mec hvereh
ofcie marriages.
O h been n1eganyd
0 a
chuchT confusion
churchca canmake
will be binding
tha the ofnnanyoft
to o
Of
grounds the the a
ousS state
o the
divorced in
lived
brought the applicant he seeks
relief further recommended defendant
shall
be lawful
smtan
Association of conformity with its rec,
concentrations by the
wi be
phases the issue with which the church deals question bringing
and def
valid ground dissolution of the
New York who him revolver
searched him and found his pocket
burglar had broken He then He fellow
the householder for obber ~ ~
Its stated that the China 50 prrt
sand
many" F'e' :" o'-
There sdrnhting all i
heaviest hgtg
Ministry.
We much exposition but the recent 90
visited the Pacific Coast perhaps next summer world
'
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
"Go Away Back and Sit no,u, +,

1t is said that certain people cannot sins .h,
song, but anybody can go away back East or,s
sit down In the comfortable trains Of the Nicra,
Plate Road. These trains carry Nickel PIa,.
Dining Cars In which are served American Clrt
Meals at from s6c TO s1.oo each. Cali or writ.
for free book showing views OF Buffalo Pan.
American Exposition. Jay w. Adams. p. c.
P. A. 81 Crocker Bldg. San Francisco Cal
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

The coffee trees require about four veor
to reach maturity and produce profit hls
crops.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Townsend's California glace fruits. 5oc
pound in hre-etched boxes or Jap. has.
kets. A nice present for Eastern friends
659 Market street. Palace Hotel huildinr .
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Special information suppIed do;,,, :,
business houses and public mer h,,
Press clipping Bureau (AIlen's). 510 Mont
gomery street Telephone Main ioIa
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Selling out Eyeglasses, specs, 1oc to 40c
LOOK out for 81 4th, #. barber & grocer !
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Walnut and Pecan Panoche. Tovns.na
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

2 OW is the food time and high sea-
son Of the new play in the East;
these the days Of the tasting of
the new drama, and perhaps
glance AT the dr2 matte menu that
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Y WHERE, o where. is the custom
u ary and necessary grumble on
NNI symphony matters that usually
" " adorns your pages at this sea-
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Choice candies, Townsend's, Palace Hote
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Cal. glace fruit Soc per Ib at Townsend's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-25

nominations to the stakes Of the grand
circuit races to be held in connection
with the State fair in this city early
In September. The list shows that the
best horses have been entered at SYRIA
cuse, including all the star trotters and
PAGERS in the country. There is not a
prominent stable in the United States
that is not represented in n OF more
of the stakes.
In the Woodruff $1,000 pace for 2'24
trotters, SO nominators have named "a
horses. The Empire State stake, $4,000
purse for 2:30 PAGERS. has AZ nomina-
tors, naming so horses. The New York
Central $4,000 purse for PIP trotters
shows 10 nominators, who have named
% horses. The Lackawanna $4,000
purse for 2:10 PAGERS, his 16 nomina-
tors, naming 10 horses. The total
shows eighty-seven stables from TWEEN
ty-one States which have entered 1855
horses.