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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
TRUTH OFTTIMES MORE
STRANGE THAN FICTION
Mark Harrington Once President of the University OF
Washington. Has Been Working Until Recently
in the Lubmer Mills of Port BIakeIey

washinwrcr. ana tn 1856 became the
r~sssaens * the rr!vs-ssfy -
Washfrwfc1 GsrfMkn sfnp@nasnw
e3ffeFpnrcs besweqn hsrnseif ana m
NniFRrNtsy FswentM caused has r@sAw~
uatinE . year ar4 a-aAzf kAtxr.
FQr re ezsH1lnx IL na0ntAm ~
Travelled IN C'naaA Az& AnstrzzlA- A
severe aEtAex = searies fewer Ia the
LATTER pace irft hsm wp4a z~a al
zrsNs aaMsafEsr. tie eMmam Is New
Terk Ard was tEame1lAfely 1pposnf-
- seet@am aiFweter 81 fh~ w~&sheF
herem1 ct Sss lean. n she West In
d@ex- DWriaw fhm spaniah war be
perfersued taiza ois nsrsAea FER re
EofeTnzNsnt a. an expert fnap
tHti1er.
fse has tAe degrees a NJ. A. and
Lid fruu Niehixan. an4 5 s. ben
ewary raerut~F q m2ny EaFopwMn
ard Soufh Americas societies His
scr = now curator ~ the Metrossell
tan Nas4asn fer Natural History.
xeM York.
After fh@ Spanish wAr Mr.. HAr-
rargten mas employed ~ a hard tn
4 L.c1ixiara sugar rail- One year
mxc he came again ~ shss state ana
ta0k up q h0rnepssad near Suenas
He came % Seattle last Eusrraer and
puhiAsh~e az ALASKAN airuazae. but
r Was unpretlfMbss.
ASssnsif nxne
Atusnst entsr@sy cot ~ suncs. Mr.
HArrinztnn wers over 20 Port Eimk~-
sey. sxp@<fing there 70 fird ais ola
friend Capt Hai3. wtsn whom be had
ce@i as3cc4af~t In the ALASKAN ex .
pedis1on nsnr@ than - year, ago. Hls
fxfeus was dead. ana be obtained
employment n Hail fsrus-s shipyard.
There eGfrx his 0wn cooking ard
keet4ns his cNn house be lived q
ioneiy lie fer u1any weeks
Bat a few days aro. While wiei6-
igsg q reavy. ~ slipped and fell. ssf-
ferlux severe eont1sian - fbs right
h8r- He vas compelled 70 coF1@ %
Seattle Tor treatment
fsis presence kere b@carse krown.
ard - Nas hunted Up BY s number
of his cid friends and pupisE. Upon
TIE irvisafipr - August T'oeiiner.
Mr. HaTrlnwfon attended the Per
formance q skers Acres LAST even
ing- ard wss very warmly greeted
~ few - his former students
gathered there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

FRENCH PRUSEE 80 Good
value g. per pound. special
price. ssp0und boxes p~r
bCx 1900. .a....-. .ss.. ne
ITALIAN PHr@ES--stne 80 =
r1outhful. EXTRA iarxs size.
Ep1i vMins fsr Per pound.
special price p~r poun3 tc
SOFT SHELL WALNUT
NeW er9n. ffnest quality
grown. SANE an are general
~ sold for -. special price
Der pound 44.. ......s.. l4r
MIXED SrrS-corsisfinx *
the best varieties. special
price pr ro0nd ......s.ite
pop CoRN THAT pOPE-
Usual price Per pound Ice.
sreeiai price. J pounds for
suGAR CREAM coRS-Ai-
fhr1gh the corn crop Il
short. ne purx has@d several
carloads - Canned Corn
early IN thu seamnn. and
bought II rtxht. we proposs
- give our customers the
benefit. god va3ue ~ ff.zS
r~r dor. special price. per
d1zer -. 3 cans for .1 re
GREEN COSTA RIGA COZ
FEE- Before the recent FUR
ny We managed 70 secure 20
sacks ~ choke green Costa
Ricn Coffee. regular value
&c. special price per pound
....s. ......-.s. ........ lie
CREAMERY BUTTER Is
HIGHER As usual. We con
fractrd for a liberal supply
long before the rfNs occmr-
red. from all Indications
there wlli b siili further ad-
vances- Unless our supply
e. exhausted BY the tlme
your order reaches ua. we
Win continue selling at fol-
lowing prices.
THREE STAR CREAMERY
iis-ib. bricks. each ........fgc
1-ih- Jars s.s..s.....s...s.... Soc
bid. Jars ss..s.- .s.s.ss..-ti 80
le-in. tubs s.-ss. 1880
i1-ib. tubs ...... .........f1Ts
s8-ih. tubs, Per pound .g7c
BEST QUALITY FRENCH
CREAM cANDY-R Received
fresh every day same quail
ity that sells s9c per pound.
packed IN 5-pouua hores-
consists ~ creams and
chocolates. makes a reat
Christmas gift per box 81
8 pounds ..... II y
In ordering state whether
you desire chocolates or
creams. or n assorted.
MAPLE srgAR-f-ih. bricks
regular price poe. special
price. per brick ...........ftc
SOTTHWELLsS ORANGE
AARMALADE-Good value.
per jar. Sac. special price.
Der jar ..+............-....10 c
FRENCH sARDINFs - II
Ksrioiec brand. regular
value, Per ean............f0r
Special price per dozen Sc
Three cans for PC
Our big Catalogue which
gives prices and Description on
over 1000 articles IL now rendv
and free at the store.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

- acres near Lake washlrg for. 70
acres cleared good helss. orchard.
small fruit. oa.y sl1sf
~ ncrWA timber Gear above hzff
bottom lard. g7ts
- acres. mgfh sorre i-zrrowx--~-ss
near Lake WAahinxroas good sol
tiMa
lee scres near railroad Ms&flan ara
only ~ niles srurn EfrkaAr1: tbs
= cre farm and VII - sd AZ
\ h4FgaSn-
g acres = LITTLE further CIT. IRE bot
tom so.l mostly cis&re1. COED i'm
EroFsrnenfs. ioo& thess ~.
g acres on hfEs near G~cxTstawrr. tere
We have a frw fArzr.s we cAa ex-
change foY city property.
COLLINS AND WILLIAMS.
- Sullivan building
TWo-SToRY f-roorn house. close 20
school house. sewer. city wzter.
barn. eows. let Saxise: 81 30 II
taken nsoE.
Flve-rnosn cottage splendid view
cs lake ar1 uzourt4irs $50 zfu
take Il for rext few GAYS
A II Per cent cezi--x cottages. close
n. al new and connpisEe-
Corner lot IN Fremont. sexfse. s0r
t<03
stx-rpom modern cottage. every co--
venience. on Queen Anre mi. an
pert xSxw. lots skis. tzIea
BopGTE a SCHMIDT.
e. Fartfie Block rhoz3. Tohz 1881
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AtcTfoN sais ~ iosa Ds1ry soss
Wi fak~ place - MeFnriare's
f4nch S1ufh Seattle. TUESDAY.
Dee ia az 70 a. n sharp. Hua-
bard ard Tfapp.
q q nacREKTON. Esreral nursi9n.
esr. SAP t1rss averus
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aEAI EsTATE

81 % So q Lot
Fer cur E4aton4 properly AH to-g a.
they last
fgsE
Fer cha4ce lot On Cherry street. ir
s@sy wAfaing distance from Pro
neer Pace.
f1TS
We have ggsf ore tot is<s "a Eearen
hAl Of thts price. Thss IL s- a Roo1
l2cztion vita splendid ftsw. u-e
beck from car Tine.
NORTHWEST TRUST AND sAFE
DEPOSIT co.
Real Estate Department.
st-fs Columbia So. Tel. AeAlz SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Sterling silver trimmed dressing
conbs. - and IS cents. AZ Finck's.
SIS z@co1a avenue. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
AtfTFuxFTH As
AucrIox satEs

gOE MARTIN. rensral Rueitan~sr
ard sforaEs. Ezi9 EIrss avsnas Trl
Oak Tsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Leave Seattle g 81 m.
sfsanzHlfa cottage lty. CITY ~
Seattle 20 eng x ToEska afqat
rstfV enh day.
Itekef uHrs. ltf Iauss 81. SEATTLE
E Eamss. Ceena rs g ~ Mass Afet
Gre 49, nssss 1Ef Nssrals uaasaa
tastass CO. lan kGtn sss VFans So
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kthlon ana lnIand FIrer

Frurn Ceiasshla Deck. feet g. Cel-
uHab4A street.
Lave Aeatfi@-e - a. r. fsrc~rs
anH4ayNl and ~ % A. na. liz 3. IA.
(far tsger1~gf1a ariYB ara - p "a
fssa fuFs2ey oFiy. extra trip II % D m }
Leave Brwrz@rfn1-s Is aa1 y tS a
m, - mrG as . ~. Lave sl4nsy
- - ara Il - = n. 80 p m
Leave ChArtrmsn-- % an4 III Is a
n. les 3 m
Fur Pleasant Beach ara p~an
puinf take st~s srs~rr ie&wtnE Seattle
at - - a. n. anss Z + ?. m. Le2wsnx
Esrwrrsrfan AZ SIS a. r.. ana SIS = IA.
FArs - csrfM F0una TRIP.
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u. c.sssiss s.ss II esss.fs.

s1tAt Eaza % -s...s......... o. 50 sgV
tEsEkt Miiaicn eeiiarsg
k4vpIuw ......s... ..--......... C. au1..rs
frtrfesf aliawe1 es tine dnpaslts A
EtussaI n4AEauE ums3Bess tsNnaaets4
hE&TTf.E BRANCH - carnsr =
sAEsea street H~t A~<aaA avezas-
y. A CAMERON. Manage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

cisAhkE s fsrnia skorthanA sc-i-55'iSr-.
inelrlanal tnetructiou. = ncston-
BEST nethnea and isarhsra Ae.n-
BaslnssN COLLEGE. Second ard PlEr
WILSON'S Mod. bus. cell Main ID
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PROS. SHELDON. THE REGfs-
TERED PALAfSr. NOW LOCAT-
Ed At iaQ3 1rd AVE Prof Shell
don. the worlds greatest psimist.
may b. consulted daily on all ar
fsirs a life Hts work g. entirely
different from others. and he post
lively refuses % accept a fee until
you are perfectly satisfied. His
advice on marriages. divorces. love
family affairs, business tranHar-
fions. las suits. etc. are accurate
and truthful. no matter what trou.
bic you may have. call and he VIII
help you.
Hours ? n. m. 20 3 2. m.
1898 trd Ave, cor. Seneca St.
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s1's--Ftess cigar store buy IN The
city rent fi2ta god trade.
fl90- Bakery. groceries. riEars. rev
stock. rev bniiding. s uwinr rooms
back: no competition. rent 80.
sghurfs
-. irpcery. clean stock a, in
vo1ce. two teams. 80 day sales.
Fafa go - 90 -.
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EEkIfLE Globes lsreas.fs SO
clothes iu shape g o. month tyefas
repairing 1907 laird bur 1904
HIeiiEsT pee, g. sas,-o. sis's,ss
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AAAa Stu ave- cor z-+lAtSA 81.
Paimlstry taught. fuediumistic per-
sons developed

MADAM CAROLINA - The veil
known. wonderful clairvoyant me.
dunn. tells past. present and m
ture. names given. palmist read .
ings and cards. &c up. is0g -,
A. rnnm ins. Grean Iisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
DAMON. ACAnF,tIKs

DASCiN0 ciasses Tor 6eginners No
day and Friday evening al so. -
Wilson's school = dancing. prlvat.
efresf ~
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oNn@Fs ". p fAtfen- room A. Pa
csfic block
q -Ffness modern resstence ard
los CO Queen Anne hiiI. unob-
strurfe1 view.
fpoe-4scod E-r~on hard sfnsshed
house and lot "a blocks from Mad
sscn street cable. water IN house.
Cali is.s FIFTH ave.
FOR sAI.E-ffssa-
MODERN 5-ruon cottage \ block
from cars. water. sewer ard gas
graded street. sidewalk. etc. TERMS
$40 cash. balance monthly pay
rs@nts y desired. Wing and Guion.
SIT 90 sahscrihea last wesk-own
your own home We bay you a
iut and hufla you a horne for IS %
Per month No Interest CHARGED
Home Operative Co. los PIKE
street Open tili ? ,. N
tsoa- room house on I.aksviex az
euue. ire view. a bargain. Col
lins q Williams. w sullivan huiid-
tnE.
We have choic. Io5 q vae1nt lots
COTTAGES neiern dwellings ana st1rus
tr AT parts az the CITY Cerrn&r-
American Investment Co. SIS Tai.1
avenue
4 SNAP. rev 5-roorn house and fire
furniture af INTERPLAY. block
from car Lire. an for $50 CAL or
adarees 1855 F.sth ave.
WORKING men With frnsn cauifAL
Nre FluY6. Nrtaeae a LLOYD aho'lt
Building your her-es 3 HinckieF
block
RURnER STAMPS
COMMERCIAL. STAMP WORKS
scheuerrnan Block lie Cherry.
SNOW CASES
SEATTLE show Case Co. ISIS LIST ave.
MASSAGE.
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= Na rash ana services secures a..
tsreHt srd Enad position IN ere -
rosautrridn houses n esasfts. -
taeEshei alnFH isFt wffh ezra rs -
W. shippers ara ~ io~nf rsasrgs--
kiNkeHt COMMERCIAL ard bank yrfe~.
steseT given. money 90 ~ DEPOSITED
o. hark "a Increase t-sFfHews Ger.
MAJ a HsrTfcRn fnweafFavws o..
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Mr. r. r. p. COLLINS. teacher -,
fashionable and select society a.
cling. studio. Holyoke block. pbon.
Red 1853.
PROF LITTLE. teacher N hail 80.
md L.urL A.n---. 20 o. ----
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hAtet&t AENs ATTENTION
lRt hste-IN naAncra 0a F8Fsf ava.
rive. BEAR Fs&e street re- haiislngw
ard new b4rn Af.1 Enfursm. go
cray q RAD fer - Tears prirs = fsss
an9 E@ss fsNF4Ftirsiy. ~ HkirN
ataggrt osse-h4f ean - p4i6 casa
assa ere ta lanrw wham yazs sst rsss.s,s
the hsHst saleqr rFGENrtg n Eazfft~
tp<tnT Tor TIRE rNnWy we hsQw 2
gfhFr ssfpays rangfrx Re- prses ffo-s
ta1 90 tse#s GwFmaa-AsasTfeAr
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service, effective SEPT ie. ipei
10 s. Navy Yard Ans
Iwg NNxk ~. fharara*an an1 &tamay.
STEAMERS
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In 1851 ne became chief q the
United States weather bureau az
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INTERBAr LOTS.
IS ana fiae fer ssshtiy lots. shors css-
tArce frcrn plank read 20 Fort
Lawfc1- For easy terms. Sc
Gamer. W. p. F4t,en. room A. Pa
csfic block
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wfaE. Iron And FhArrse
f1e kxI 4 fslss1ssss ss'oF11 8 -
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When buying articles advertised =
this paper, speak Of the star.
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FpoEI SOUND NArfoSAL. Hxkss
OF SEATTLE
cnpitsl stsek pad ~. ~ DC. s1ra,a.
81 %
Bgrth. rres ! Gcaes-zffh. xsse
EFnA - Y. AnAenr. easslrF
GervesrcnfsntH 10 principal cities =
ne lrftft STATES ar6 E9rcR@
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- 81 Piiittffs "a itsassr slget
cfl-ata bfrfsl g. lef tnrfltg
nRANA rtt-orEnA schools

EaAN fHa-ate ~fnaos sfeFafes
Eluiis fur tranaatie nal afrraftt
Ftast asFHnCn3 parsa rrle4F1
aa8 arFinneft aeeeUfe4 la s-as
tln ard oFatnfT. $50 faruash
raTE Ent eoaah dsasnaff- cuts.
Tsses. ard - q fFnt5aEa
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hAA FAfrE0EFs
FOR EAfe-fnter~st IN srs ~ -. tm--.
81 ard nFnf FaFTrs box farts-fsn
wsst = 0sAHd NarSfs runniaw rfrhf
era cav. WITH fnree year. nrsssvr
aheaa rvtArtrax rrssTrhsr 81 the ffrrn
wef ~ services acrt4e~s yrks~k
oiSNi hfrs rerrnAnsrttV. ara kia
pare rauHs - flied ~ ) rnar rnr.-
atsr e takinE charge of fhs aefir~
fi#rrnAm-A rnwwtczn "a
flofsifS0 Hot sEs
FOR hMSm~We have e few hsrh -#fa ~
iusztna houssa. rnt ffr ki4a snss -
as9afiF filled win -durnrnfea's mws
aet - cheap. nrcnfsd- hard ftgslrsf-
t4fr. fftef ssurersfv % raf~h 80
unagFsfl sNttrafef Hfr&rrer. hnt sas1s
ESTABLISHES rwrsrtah BE ara xass-4 49,
trG tuweNf-ne ats that we ear wnfaAw
rncn-rrurre Gerrran ~ rnrrtrar In
TeFtrnfut Co Sc Third sverue
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-05-11
ORaUGE
Farm Notes and Fruit Prospects
Personals. etc.

Correspondence OF TIN FREE LANcE)
Orange County Va, April Sth, 1901.
our popular Dr Voolfolk has kept
three good saddle horses up To the
notch for the past month. Day and
night this gifted doctor has been on the
go. snatching victimsirom the very jaws
Of death and shedding sunshine and hap
piness in the homes Of sickness and suffer
ing. The sick multitude mends slowly,
but surely. and we hope our doctor will
have time To rest soon.
Corn planting has been brisk these
past days aud now there is hurry and
hustle To speed the work.
Wheat il looking well in this section.
Mr.. Geo. Montross IL said to have the
finest crop ever seen hercabouts.
Fruit has been damaged some 10y the
recent frost. but the prospect for "A good
crop il yet hopeful.
Mr. e. ". Voolfolk, the most popular
Of Orange boys and Of -. Louis, II ON
visit to relatives in this county, accom-
panied by his charming wife; and we are
glad To know they willspend the summer
here
Mrs. Robt ICONS. Of Culpeper, il on n
visit To- her old home.
MIR Ernest Baker, the popular Wash
ington drummer spent Saturday and
Sunday with his wife and boy. at Mr..
Ino Frazers.
Dr. Eugene Voolfolk has been on n bust
ness trip To Hinton this week
Mr. d. Warrick Burruss, who has been
visiting relatives in the county, has re-
turned To Philadelphia.
Capt. \. NJ Daniel is enlarging his
store for the accommodation of big
stock of goods.
EHyson and Montague stock are above
par in this section. :.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-05-11
POLITICAL

Mr. EchOls has opened headquarters in
Richmond.
Chesterfield endorses Ellyson for state
Chairman, and Jeifries for Attorney
| General.
Attorney General Montague has gone
to Southwest Virginia, where he is eX-
pected 70 make number Of speeches
The fact that Swanson has started off
with a good lead seems To have encOur-
aged his supporters. They are freely
offering wagers that he will win out on
first ballot.
lnCharlotte county the plans of Monta-
CUES supporters were adopted for select
ing delegates to the GubernatOrial Con
vention. which assures a solid Montague
delegation from that county.
4 national reform party to he known
as the Home Rule party was organized
at Topeka. Kan. Wednesday Its pro
moters are men and women who were
prominent in the anti-liquOr crusades
there last winter
Mr.. Swanson is wearing rabbit 5 foot
az a watch charm When asked where
he secured it he laughingly replied that
Tidewater friend sentit to him and that
the hare was killed in a graveyard on a
moonlight night Mr. Swanson is about
az confident of victory as man can be
Democratic committee of Lancaster
county met Wednesday and unanimously
decided TO call mass-meeting on May
Doth, cOurt-day, for the election OF Guber-
material delegates. The Indications are
that Swanson will get the entire delega-
ton from that county by large major
ity.
Mr.. Swanson says he would make no
reply to the statements made by Mr..
Montague regarding Mr. Martin. Mr.
Swanson is Just back from the Fifth
Congressional district, and he expresses
himself as well pleased with the situation
az he found il there He is confident he
will make nearly clean sweep of the
delegates.
The Swanson people do not admit that |
Mr.. Montague will get more votes in |
Richmond than their favOrite. Under the |
plan adopted Mr.. Swanson will undOubt- |
eddy get a goOdly number of delegates. |
EchOls and Marshall also will get dele |
gates from that city if they enter the |
primary, which it is pretty well under
stood they will do.
The Swanson managers caught the |
Montague forces mapping in Manchester |
Wednesday night. The latter had plan
ned big meeting in Leader Hall, the |
largest in the city, but the Swanson
people leased the hail. and the Montague |
had to be held in store |
room Mr.. SwansOn's managers had a |
band on the street, and had intended |
getting up an unannOunced meeting, but |
the heavy rain prevented, and the hall
was closed
The injection of politics into the meet
ing of the Cigarmakers' Union in Man
chester Wednesday night, made the SEES
sion a lively one The letter from Secre
tary Mullen, of the Central Trades and
Labor Council, communicating to AttOr-
ney-General Montague the resolution
of the council indOrsing him forgovernor
had been printed on the fac-simile letter
head of the council for general distribu-
ton. There was objection to this,
and a resolution was adopted, censuring
Mr.. Mullen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-05-11
MARRIAGES

The marriage OF j. W Pinn and Miss
Aminta Porter, of Fauqnier county, will
take place at Turnbull church. June 9Th
Licensed to marry in Washington
James ". shelton and Alice Petit, both
of Fairfax county. Richard e. Amber
and Lucy Crouch, both Of Loudoun coun-
ty.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta Hall,
niece OF Hon. W. \. Jones, and Mr.. \. b.
Mallory, took place ut St Johns Episco-
pal church, Richmond county, Wednes-
day Rev. r. Meredith performed the
ceremony. Miss Lena Hall. sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor and Mr. H. q.
Taylor best man. Miss Ann Seymour
Jones was flower girl and Masters John
Wexford and Walter Douglass held the
garland across the aisle Mrs. G.. ).
Mitchell rendered the wedding march
Messrs. Joseph W Chinn, Ir., II. l.. War
ner, A. n. Wexford, W. r. Tyler, +. Dos
well Clopton and James Barron were the
ushers
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-05-11
J. b. TERRILL.
G. NJ WATKINS.

give the text of the report in order to
say, specifically, that any man who says
| gave him money or whiskey for his
vote, or authorized another TO do So, is
a liar.
There is matter to which my oppo-
nents made reference, namely, that Mr..
w. II. Rhoades. one of the delegates
elected from Locust Grove, was repre-
scented by proxy This proxy was in the
hands of citizen from the same precinct,
who was elected along with Mr. Rhoades.
| refer to Mr.. u. NJ Gibbs.
1t is matter of Tact, except for pur-
poses of trickery, no precinct has ever
been deprived in a Democratic cOnven-
ton OF the strength of it's voting power
when there was some one from the neigh
borhoOd to represent it. But, suppOsing
that these righteous judge" should have
their way, what could properly prevent
the five delegates favorable to me, who
were bodily present, from holding the
convention in wait till Mr.. Rhoades or
his alternate could have arrived
have not tried to make any argument,
but to state facts, and | rely upon the
good people of the county to give me
fair play.
Respectfully,
c. c. TALIAFERRO.
Oronoa countv Va Nav 9Th 1901
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-05-11
Former Bowling Green Lady Seeks
Divorce.

Mrs Mary o. Agnew instituted pro-
ceedings in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia Thursday against
Samuel II. Agnew to secure a divorce
from him on grounds of alleged cruelty.
1t is stated that the parties were married
at Bowling Green, Va, in 1884, and
have one child Mrs. Agnew charges her
husband with having been abusive in his
treatment of her throughout their mar
ried life, and that he has repeatedly made
threats of violence toward her She also
asks for alimOny, counsel fees, the
custody of the child and an order to re-
strain her husband from in any way
molesting her She likewise prays for a
rule of the court requiring him to return
to her a number of articles which she
says he has taken from her and which
she claims as her own property
ington Post.
Mrs. Agnew was a Miss Davies, of
Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-05-11
CAROLINE,
Tennis Club-Notes and Personals.

Correspondence of The FREE LANCE
Dawn, Va, May 9Th, 1901.
The Minnehaha Club has been organized
into n tennis club, which meets every Sat
urday evening on grounds adjoining Con
cord church. Croquet and other outdoor
games are also INDUCED in by the Club
bers,' and a good time generally is the
order of the afternoon.
Misses Deny Hunter and Bessie Car
dOza have been spending few days with
the Misses PeatrOss, at "WoOdmOret."
Messrs. Cecil and Hunter Peatross are
spending some time with relatives here
The fishing has been unusually good in
this vicinity, and the sport is much in
dulged in. Mr. B. W. Morris, who has n
net set, caught rs one morning, mostly
mullets.
Mr.. Il. W. PeatrOss sailed from Grey
town, Nicaragua, on April ~, on his re-
turn home. He has been employed for
more than year as civil engineer on the
canal survey.
Work of repairing is to begin on the
Tram bridge this week, much to the de-
light of the people.
Mrs. S. A. Tunstall has returned from
Richmond, where she has been on a shop
ping expedition.