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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
The Narro In Politiea

Commenting upon an editorial in the
Richmond Times, the Bristol News says
"The Times is very well aware that the
negroes have not been voting with the
Republicans If they have that paper
knows they have not been counted. If
every negro voter in the State, or even
three-fOurths OF them, voted the Republi-
can ticket and were counted, the Demo-
cratic party would not be in power in
the State long, and the Times knows it.
1t would not be in power today II any
party is bound up with the negro it must
be the Democratic party, as the returns
in the black counties show the largest
Democratic majorities. Win the Times
explain how it comes about that the
counties in which the negro voters are
largely in excess of the whites always
roll up big Democratic majorities?
Which party does the evidence show
is bound up in the negroY 1t is
about time the old chestnut about the
Republican party being the negro party
was cast aside; the fact in the case does
not sustain the charge. Even the dele
CATION to the late Roanoke convention
will not sustain it, We have borne the
odium of being the negro party for
thirty-fiye years, and with all that and
more, can win out against the Democra-
CIV il it had the manhood and fairness to
accord us an honest election.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

We GIVg space today on our first
page an article entitled a Pathetic
Appeal, which appeared i'll a recent
number of The Outlook, New York.
The charitable movement is not to
be deprecated, but we strongly ques-
ton the policy of such an appeal
going to the New York public from
Virg MAS Institution of learning 1t
is not so much the simple matter OF
u: de that we do not care for our
peuury to be made known TO the
world, but because there are some
jou' nails ard people of today that
WI hauut it in our faces, and there
axe many capitalists who, should
they contemplate Investing III this
State, would be given an unfair and
rH'avorable opinion of our financial
standing and our management OF
Stat ala rs Consequently it would
deer them rom Investing here. We
doubt that DR.. Barripger ever eX-
pe ted to see bis letter in such IA
public and "pathetic' light At any
rate it should be lesson to him and
other ph1anthropic Virginians how
they plaCe our State in the attitude
of a pubic meudicant and give OPP
POI trn'ty to show up our financial
N >.OrtUnes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
A Lively Arrangement
llrlnenc~ Exponent.


The Nav conference met IN Richmond
aud was largely attended by representa-
tive men ON an sections OF the State
They decla, ed emphaticauy in favor Of
the popular primary plan for choosing
our [ nil n States Senator's. 1t was adj
mittod at the tine that il was emba~-
| ra ssipg that NO one could be found to
lead the fight against Senator MaI,'n
who VIA supposed 10 be a1tagOTistic to
the III rr'p pie advocated by the confer
ence ~ Montague was there, aud was
asked 10 become the caldidatr of the
cor ttel, But, no Mr. Montague was
not - ne = ne OF n'1d To Otier himself
"a ~ rip upon the altar Of the peo-
pies rights COngrt ssmen ". \. Jones
and Jnhl J. RiXey were e'sO mentioned
az probable leaders of what was known
70 be iOriOrh cause Hons JnO. GOOde
q I'd W. 4. Anderson weIc members Of the
come ace but leader could not be
found The movement, which eliminated
in the cor ference was about to faN Hat
for went of n lea Ter II was sold by the
opponents of the confer ,uce that no mau
could be found who ha / the courage to
make the fight. However, it turned out
that they were mi, ,aken j. llOge Ty-
Ter. Governor Of Virginia, was the man
who ha the courage TO lead the hope
less fight. He by no means sought the
honor. The leaders and advocates OF the
reform movement turned To Gov. Tyler
in sheer desperation. They urged him,
by ~ the NEE - ~ their power, to be-
come thei- copdidaF. We venture the
asso ton that no one hal the temerity
to offer as i1ducement the belief that the
fight would be successful Gov Tyler
was a we N advocate OF the primary
plan, and rea'i1ing that unlcis the cause
hal a leader to begin the fight with, the
principle Tor which they were fighting
would die of nan nation he y ieled and
allowed himsc" to become the victim Of
the unia'- NEE ~ that We're employed to
defeat hin. And where was " MOnta-
gue2 Being Attoi ney General he
thou @ht it would be unbecoming in hin
To favor the candidacy OF ~ person.
And Nc Ts. Jones, HuntOn, Moore and
other ,, .Iers OF the conference. here
wee they Although often asl G to do
so. they took no more than nominal
part a the canvass. llOgc Tyler bore
the Ia tlHl III lllt " uOit IklA- anu
though be lily beaten, he came out of the
cont st ( ling that he had or = done his
duty. He We honored by the people of
Virginia for having the courage OF his
convictions. And he = stu hOnoTed by
them for being mF1 Of courage. The
situation makes Cove nor Tyler the lOgi-
cal candidate, Of the dominant faction,
for the United States Senate. f1d If the
Montague forces 0-e consistent in their
declarations OF fai' less and justice, they
viii unanimously agree upon lloge Ty-
Ter as their stand0-d bearer in the next
fight. 1t would be a gross lstance OF
ingratitude were they to do Other wise.
If Governor Tyler does not receive the
support, OF his co-refOi ners. that he so
richly deserves, then '1dc ed win the Mon
tague faction have become the Montague
machine WIN they be grateful to Tyler,
or will they be IKE the'- predecessors
callous to all sense of obligations of
friendship and gratitude? We will see
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
ORBNGE.
Tournament Lawn Party Notes Person
ais, Etc.
Correspondence Of Tnr Tnrr LANcnl

Correspondence OF THE FREE LANcE)
Orange Co., Va, sept. ,, 1901.
DR. Powelrs able discourses at Mace
donia church last week were attcntiycly
heard by large congregations The Doe
tor and wife le.i Orange Friday for their
Lexington, Ky. home
The good preaching enjoyed 10y so many
in the day time has been followed with
some dancing mt night. We are pleased
that extremes have been avoided, how
ever, and that prudence and moderation
have prevailed.
The notice was short and the rain
threatening. hut the tournament at IN
Tuesday was fine thivalry inspired by
youth and beauty that does credit To
any age or occasion. gallantly cOntendcd
for supremacy. Mr. Will Green, clad in
white riding his Hunter. that has won
fame at various fairs of late, carried OF
first honor and laid the crown upon the
brow Of Miss Lena Frazer, the highly ne
complished and popular daughter of Mr..
d. NJ. Frazer. The maids of honor re
spectiyely crowned by Messrs Harris,
Lewis and G.. =. Graves were Misses
Cindic Morton, Josie Burruss and Lille
Frazer. MIR. viii Powell appropriately
and humorously delivered thecOronation
address All honor and three cheers Tor
the knight OF Hope
Mrs Hart. of West Point. is ON "A visit
to relatives about Thorn Hill. As Miss
Jennie Green she was for several years Il
popular belle Of this section. Many OF
her friends. who are delighted 10 see her
say the eye is AZ bright and the cheek as
iar as in days gone by.
Mrs Jno. Graves and her bright daugh-
ter. Katie have been visiting friends IN
Taylor district She returned home Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Ed. Without, Of Somerset was down
about Daniels Monday. and carried "a
herd of fine cattle TO the fields oi his Ter
tile home
Misses Fannie Henry and Nithers
Wright, charming in manner, culture and
beauty, are among the central figures IN
our famed community.
Mr.. Nat Frazer, Of Richmond was ON a
short visit home this week.
Mrs. W s Frazer is on "A visit To Thar
lottcsyilc and the mountains this week.
Mr. T. / Casey, leaIing capitalist o.
Chicago, reached his Orange home, near
Lahore, this week, bringing with him MIR
Chas. Foley mother and sisters. to whom
he gave n delightful lawn party Saturday
night. The youth and beauty Of this
section met in a long-to-b, remembered
sociable. and all were charmed with the
gallant, chivalrOus host and his graceful,
cultured company An elegant repast
was spread. music, dancing and social
enjoyments prevailed Mr.. Casey has
taken a firm hold upon the esteem OF our
people, young and old and he Il regarded
a. most companonable and engaging
gentleman. Weare always glad when he
comes and sorry when he goes.
Rain. rain. rain and still itrains. Corn
is said to be sprouting in the fields.
Wheat threshing il about over aud most
of it sold
our roads are the worst in our recollcc-
ton. Why n tax paying people submit
TO this outrage is question among all
intelligent travellers >.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
GENERAL NEWS

% persons were killed b. a re- -oad
wreck in Montana.
Following the deficit in the French
wheat crop, the price of bread has been
rails, in Paris.
The BOer forces in South Africa are
being lPrgely Increased 91d renewed ac-
tiyity is expected.
The latest news il that y per cent of
the mills are working, end that the
strikers have practically lost.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland has
accepted Andrew Ca5negie's invitation
to be orator on founder day ut CGrneG q
Institute, Pittsburg, November 9TH.
At Pittsfeld. Mass, a fshing party,
including ex-President Cleveland, was
arraigned in court on acharge OF fishing
bass less than eight inches in Ter ,th; ore
gentleman was fined 81. Mr. Cleveland
escaped being fined.
The Alabama Constitutional COnven-
ton has completed the article on suffrage,
and it was adopted. The only important
amendment adopted provides that per-
sons nay vote who own 5000 worth of
zealand personal property INSTEAD OF real
''or" personal property.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
POLITICAL.

senator =. Dolliyer. o. Iowa, announces
the candidacy OF Gov. ! size VI. Shaw
for tie Republican Presidential nomina
ton in 1904
Next Friday, September 9th, il will be
decided at the primaries who will be tho
nominee Of the Democratic party for the
House of Delegates from Louisa county
The Democratic primaries in Charlottcs
willie resulted infavor of Mr. John : Chap
man, of Greene county. who defeated Id
itor j. H. Lindsay in all the wards foI
the State Senate
Mr.. Henry Fairfax of Loudoun, has dc
cided not TO be acandidate fOrTe-elecuOn
10 the State Senate, and the name oil
Judge j. h. McCabe and Messrs. X. y
Harper and b. W Lynn are suggested A.
his succe ssor
There j. said to be- likelihood OF Mr.
Ande: sons designing his seat IN the
Constitutional Convention - one o.
the members from Rockbriuge. n order
that he may devote bis time 10 fhe work
of the canvass for the Attol ley-CrlerP
ship.
Precinct meetings have been ordered in
Hanover county on sept. Ii. atJ clock
D. IN. to send delegates To convention
TO be held at Hanover {. II. on Sept. 18th
to nominate a candidate for the House
of Delegates rom Hanover and ilOateT
from Hanover and King William cOun
ties. Messrs Cardwell and Edwards,
the incumbents, will probably be Ienom.
mated.
Among the contests to be- disposed oil
when the coming Legislature meets none
is attracting more attention than that
for the speakership Of the House. The
candidates are Hon. S0muel l.. Kelley ,Oi
Richmond, and ex-Speaker John +. Ryan,
of LOudOun. Hon. George \. Hunley, oil
Mathews, he's been mentioned by his
lends for the honor. and he may decide
to enter the race.
The suggestion of Mr.. j. Pierpont Nor
gan as n candidate for the Presidency is
preposterous not because he is not equal
TO tine 0ulltS 81 the Once Dub Deciuhc nt
is too big for it, aud he will receive the
suggestion, il it ever reaches him, either
with amused interest or with an expires
sion of fine scOrn. The rammels OF Office,
under Constitutional limitations, would
not sit well on man Of Mr. MOngan :
arbitrary temperament He must have
absolute power or nothing, and he is not
the man to brook restraints or OppOsi-
tion.-lndex-AppePl.
1t is understood that Judge 6. Taylor
Garrett, OF Mathews, and a member Of
the Constitutional Convention, will be n
candidate to succeed Judge T. r. b.
Wright, of Essex, as Judge of the Ninth
Judicial Circuit. The recent fight for the
Senate in the Thirty-Dinth District was
predicated to some extent on this issue,
Mr.. j. Boyd Sears, who won the nomina-
ton, having declared his purpose to sup
port Judge Garnett. Had Senator Blakey
been returned to the Senate he would
have supported Judge Wrightfor re-elec-
ton
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
VIRGINIA NEwB

Albert T. Handy, OF MiddleseN county,
has been granted IA S. pension OF s.
Hon. A. j. Montague will deliver the
opening address at the Farmville Fair
October %
At Warrcnton Friday f l.. ". Barker
was kicked by "a horse aud had n leg
badly broken.
\ sailors home will be established at
Newport News IN connec' ON with the
Union Mission.
Mr. W G. Newman has pledged 500
for the next Orange Horse Show, to be
offered ~ special premiums.
GOV Tyler has pnrloned Michael Scott,
convicted in lNSj Of robbery IA Pulaski,
and sentenced to the pcnit'ntiary for Il
years
Mr. John Rincr has sold his old place,
near Madison Run. in Orange, To n Mr.
Conner, of the Valley who will soon To-
cate there
Rev T.. II Stoycr ha. accepted the call
to the Orange Presbyterian church, and
will be- installed ON the fifth Sunday in
September
DR. Bass has resigned his charge AZ
pastor OF Union church. in Gloucester
county, and willengage in teaching school
in the county.
Erica IL To- be the name oi a new post
office to be established in,Nachodoc Neck,
in Wcstmorcland county, with Mrs EFT
Barrett ~ pOstmistrrss
The celebration OF Labor Day in Rich
mond yesterday was ON far more inn
posing scale than ever before Organized
labor was never 80 strong there and the
parade was splendid one.
Our farmers are very much inccnsed
over failure OF railroad to get part of
tLeir Irish potato crop in market ON
time, causing loss To- them hi from 800
80 cents per barrel -Peninsula Enter
prise
Mr. g. e. Mcrcicr, OF Loudoun county,
sold last week 10 Senator Vim. NJ. Stew
art, - cows and one bull for -, lG1 40.
These COWS were examined by two vet
Urinary surgeons. and pronounced IN
iirst-cas- condition Senator Stewart
now has 30 COWS ~ his herd.
Nhneat practice OF the middle ground
in the Chesapeake bay torpedo boat
lost biz Whitehead torpedo The stray
torpedo is loaded but has "A dummy
point, and it is said that there il no
danger OF explosion, but the Government
is very anxious 10 recover il and pay
reward for it, return.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

THERE is feeling of distrust in the
hearts OF Americans that the yacht
races this year WI not be walk
over for our boat. This may be due
largely to the fact that many Amer
leans have become apathetic, dis
eusted with the manner a which the
New York Yacht Club is monopolizing
the defense of the cup. At an expense
of many thousands OF dollars Law
son. the Boston sport, had built the
Yacht independence TO sail in the
trial races, instituted to discover the
fastest boat for purpose OF defense OF
the cup. Hewas not allowed to enter
the boat in the trial races under his
own name or colors. None but a
member OF the New York Yacht Club
can enter boat for competition. In
other words, no matter what Ameri-
can boat desired to compete it could
not do so unless turned over to these
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soOthes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pains,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for DiarrhOea. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty-Five cents bottle. BE sure and
ask for "Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

THAT the Republicans did not pick
out their wisest member for leader Of
their little flock in the Constitutional
Convention was shown last week when
Col. Summers made his yirulent and
impolitic speech before that body.
The Democratic majority took bis
and Mr.. Pedigo's speeches very
quietly, but it would have been no
more than theysdeserved had the
body sen en- Tasse and demanded
Their communication. We doubt
that anything worse was said OF the
whitepeople of Virg MA in the famous
black and tan " convention. Al
though previously quite a personal
favoIite, and the wit OF the body.
doubtless Col. Summers effort has
created as much OF a stencil in the
nOstrils of the members as it did TO
the ladies in the gallery who very
properly turned their backs upon the
speaker. With Pedigo, an Ohio
Yankee the native Virginia Repub-
lican is yoked into a team such as we
had supposed had vanished from Nir-
giuia in this enlightened day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
Dr.. Fosters Case.

The case of Texas Cloves, charged with
assaulting DR.. l.. 5. Foster, came up
Friday in the police court at Williams
burg. DR.. Foster was unable tOappear,
and the case was set for September 18th.
Cloves was admitted to bail in the sum
of $500. DR. Foster is improving. Hon.
W. A. Jones, and Hon. j. Boyd Sears,
friends OF DR.. Foster, were present at
the hearing 1t is likely Mr.. Jones will
assist Commonwealth s-Attorney Aim
istead in the prosecution OF Cloves
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

HAMPTON HOGE loses no opportunity
to itera e and reit rate his desire To meet
Mr.. Montague on the stump. Montague
has nothing to dread from him. having
been district attorney, and having had
to meet many lawyers of great ability,
and having COPIED with them successfully.
All this is granted, but we do not
th'nk the Dispatch or Mr.. Montague
either should take refuge behind the
State Committee. If it is Mr. Monta-
CUES desire to accept the challenge
everybody knows that his wishes will
go If he has no such desire, then the
State Committee will be used as a
breast-work. The people want Joint
debates and their wishes should be
respected.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
4 GOVERNMENT AID.

Lost, strayed, but not stolen-One
Whitehead torpedo, in lower Chesa-
peake Bay, is loaded to the muzzle,
has a dummy point and will not ex-
plode of its own accord; boats are
warned to steer clear of it but are
urged to pick it up, handle gently and
receive a reward-in the Hereafter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

New York clubmen. Naturally inter-
est in retaining the cup has been ON
the wane for some time, and the grief
would not be so great throughout the
country if that gentleman sport, Sir
Thomas Upton, should bear away
the trophy. In such event the right
to recover would be open for trial OF
anv reputable American yacht owner.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
What Corporations Pay.

Following is the assessed value ofprop
erty of corporations in Virginia. Per
sonal property: Value, $13,S27 $685.
20; State tax, $54, "a 1888; county and
district tax, 1857 ,467 A; total State
and county tax, $212,312.32. Real
estate: Value, $27 946,051. SO; State
tax, $111, 799.21; county and district
tax, $305, 391 25; total State and coun.
ty tax, $417, 1906. Aggregate per-
sonal property and real estate: Value,
SAL ,773, 1858: State tax, $166, GA
90; county anddistrict tax, $462, S5S. so;
total State and county tax, 1929
502.7S.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
Mosby's Men to Meet.

The p1nual reunion OF Mosby's COM
mand will take place conformity with the
reunion of the Joe Kendall Camp OF Con
federate Veterans on September II at
Bethel Academy, Fauquier county. These
two reunion were to have been held sep
arately, but the committees representing
the two commands met and decided to
hold the two together. Distinguished
speakers will be present. A large crowd
Is expected to be in attendance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

NOAH WEBSTER, from first to last,
spent II years on his Dictionary OF
the English Language Many a fel-
low lives a great deal longer and
never uses half as many words.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
MARRIAGES

Mr.. Shelly Dunn and Miss Bertha Mer.
chant were married last week in Mid
desex county, by Rev. }. W. Ryland.
Miss Ethel Marie Payne and Mr. George
+. Chappele,1 OF Fau lier county, were
married last week by 3y. +. Il. Boston.
Miss Ruth NJ. Cousins, Of Hanover
county, and John J.. Bethel OF Richmond,
were married mt Pelham. ~ e., recently
Miss BETTE Smith and Mr. David W.
Woodson were married last week at
Gloucester C. II. , by Rev. ID. q. {. Butts.
The marriage OF Mr. Robert Moore, of
Northampton county, to Miss Eva
Thomas, of Washington, I'LL lake place
on Wednesday evening at the home Of
the groom at \ o'clOck.-Cape Charles
Light.
Mr. and Mrs. q. II johnson, of LOnisa,
have issued invitations To the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Sadie Johnson,
To Professor Floyd " King, Of Fluvanna
county, the Ger emory to take place
on Thursday morning September 18th,
9:30 o'clock, in the Baptist church at
Louisa.
4 marriage license was issued to Mr.
Winfield Smith, Of Alexandria and Miss
Bessie NJ. Brooks, daughter of Mr.. Rich
ard T.. Brooks,o the Shumansyille neigh
borhoOd, 10 be welded at the residence
OF the brides father, Sept. ID. - Mr.. X.
II Chies and Mrs. G. Y. Sirles, OF the
Shumansvile neighborhood, were licens-
ed to marry on Wednesday, at the home
of Mrs Sirles. Rev. W. W. Sawyer ofiici-
ating -Caroline News.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
SOME DEATHS.

Mr.. Geo. NJ. Hope died at his home in
Accomac county last week, aged 81
years.
Warner Garland eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Garland. died recently in
Richmond county, at the residence OF
his parents.
Mr.. Joseph Wood died recently at his
home in Orange county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

SOME women have discovered, with
bitter remorse, that it is easier to
make husband out of a lover than
il. is to make a lover out of n husband.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

Col. SUMMERS was hot, but the
pace that WI be set for him from
now on is Likely to be hotter than
any summers lac ever knew.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

The largest inland sea is the Medi-
terranean, 977 900 square miles. Sew
eral States might go bathing at the
same time and not muddle it's waters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

AN INDULGENCE in discussions which
end where a dispute would likely be-
gin, is worse than casting pearls be-
fore swine.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

A $1,000, 900 shovel trust is now
being formed. We trust it will not
manufacture a shovel big enough to
scoop in al the doodle"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
state Democratic Committee Called.

A called meeting of the State Demo
cratic Central Committee will be held at
Murphy's Hotel. Richmond Thursday
morning, September 18th, athal past 10
o'clock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO
IIlAa lnINTY oe

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he II
senior partner Of the firm Of +. j. CHENEY
Co, doing business in the city OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm win pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of CA
TARRH that cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 90 before me and subscribed IN my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. ID. 1886.
(O-( A. W. GLEASON,
| W. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure II taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system Send for testimonials
free. ......
FL. CHENEY x CO., Toledo, o..
Sold by Druggists. zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the beat
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-03

THERE have been men who never
discovered that fghtn'ng could strike
twice IN the same place.