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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22
RosERrsoN's SUCCESSOR.

THE HERALD is always willing TO
L give credit where credit is due,
even though a Republican council is
involved. Unfortunately, Ii has been
impossible for The Herald. which prides
itself on its veracity, to say much that
was good about the present aggrega-
ton of city fathers. Last night. how
ever. the council did one of the bright
est things in its existence That con-
sisted in the election of T. r. Black 10
I'LL the vacancy caused in the Fifth
precinct by the resignation OF A. A.
Robertson.
OF course. a Republican had to be
elected. This being true. The Herald
is free to say no better choice could
have been made. Although an earnest
and consistent Republican, Mr.. Black
is a broad minded, liberal citizen. Fur
ther. he is a business man of sterling
and recognized ability. 1t is needless
to say that he will command the re-
spect and the confidence of his col
leagues, irrespective of party, from the
very beginning.
1t is most regrettable that there are
not more men like Mr.. Black in the
council. The office is dignified and
honorable one. and only the very best
timber should be used there. 1t is to
be hoped that the example of personal
sacrifice set by Mr.. Black Will be fol-
lowed by other business men as the oc-
casions arise. and in the end we may
have council of which all citizens. ir-
respective of party, may be proud.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

IT Is WITH DEEPEST PAIN that
L The Herald notes the souring of a
sweet disposition. Once there was
man whose sunny temper was source
of constant delight to his friends. We
state this as a fact, for we knew him
and we loved him. Indeed, we may
say that we still love him. although,
alas. he has strayed far from the paths
where once he trod. Doubtless those
who have read thus far viii have rec
ognized the man of whom we speak. He
is Editor Harte of the Beaver Times.
In last weeks issue of his esteemed
and sprightly journal Editor Harte
said:
A few weeks ago The Salt Lake Her
aid roasted the Beaver Republicans be-
cause they would not become parties to
nop-partisan school election. And the
very next week it came out strongly in
support of the Democratic partisan can
didate for school superintendent. This
was rather sudden somersault, but the
salt Lake editor must possess a capacity
for all sorts of quick contoruons.
This shows how Republicanism spells
a man. When our friend Harte dwelt
among us-we had almost said ''in our
midst''-suspicion Of his fellow man was
as far nom his heart as thoughts of
treason. stratagems and spoils. That
was because his associates were Demo-
Gratis who rate things at their face
value, never seeing Interior motives
and purposes where only honest pur-
pose lies.
Alack. a few short months of editor
ship OF a Republican journal has
changed Editor Harte- We cannot find
it in our heart to chide him. Rather
would we take him gently by the hand
as one would take an erring child. and
give him kind ACCOMPLISHMENT
THE Salt Lake editor must possess a
capacity for ali sorts OF quick oontor-
tions." he says. File, fie. and again
fie. Perhaps fudge, also. Mental aero
battles are the exclusive property OF Re
publicans these days. Brother Harte
We have no desire to trespass upon
their preserves. And why. forsooth. is
The Herald inconsistent when il advo-
Gates -partisanship in public school,
affairs and then advocates the election
of a Democrat?
The Herald had no choice IN the mat
ter. The Democrat was the better mar
and The Herald supported him not be-
cause he was Democrat, but
for the sole and only reason thai
he was the better man. Surely, Brother
Harte, it is possible for a man to be q
competent school superintendent and 9
Democrat at the same time.
But let the veil be drawn. Our grief
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22
Time Table
II Effect
April |. 1902


ARRIVE
From Ogden, Portland. Rutta
chicago, ST. Louis. Omaha Den
yer and San Francisco ........- So
from Ogden and intermediate
Er po1atS 5,;ii..;. 90 an.
Pro, Provo 0 ana ints.mediate I-9ints.. s:ss an
from Ogden, Chicago. St Louis.
Kansas City, Omaha, E.nysr
z and San .FIT;sheiseO -: so Om
,,; Terminus Ep3.. 5.oO p.a.
Pre- PrSvq and Manti ..-;;.;.;-..-. SOC pm
ogden anu intermediate points $40 nm.
From Ogden, Butte, Portland
San Francisco :;;;.,;.;......... $40 pm.
Fer Ogden. Cache Valley.
Omaha, Chicago. Denver, Kan
sas City and St Louis -. $50 an.
For Garfield Beach. TooeIe and
Terminus ---.-.--.--..-.-.-- rs an
-Nephi and Mand ....-,........ 7:55 an
For Ogden. Butte. Helena. Port
land, San Francisco and inter
mediate. points -;----.......- 9.l5 Az
and San FTa9SLsSo:. :; $3.50 pm
CITY Omaha. St Louis and
For Provo. Nephi, Milford. Cali
entes and intermediate points 80 Pm
For Ogden. Butte. Helena. Port
land, San Francisco and inter
~ T. n. sCHUMxCHER = III
set Traffic Mgr.
D. E BURLEY.
D. 6. SPENCER,
city ticket office. 2of Main street, Tele-
phone. 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Chicago footpads are a peculiarly OBJ
fuse lot. Not many months ago cou-
pie Of them held up a newspaper man.
This in itself was an indication of in
sanity. One of the highwaymen was
killed and the other captured right then
and there. Sunday night two more
gentlemen of the road held up a prf-
waite detective. He killed one and cap
tured the other. This should set back
the footpad industry in the Illinois me-
tropolis a considerable distance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22
Ociefy ~

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L Snyder enter
tanned at dinner last night in honor OF
Mrs S. p. Taft of St. Louis. The
table decorations were American Beau
ties, an immense vase of which was
the centerpiece. Covers We're laid for
twelve.
Mrs. a. 4. Moulton and her two sons
leave tomorrow for the Buck ranch.
spend the coming month.
Mrs. w. l. Snyder and Mrs s. P.
Taft leave this morning for Park City,
where they viii be the guests for the
coming fortnight of their sister, Mrs
lie Compile.
Mrs. H. c. Brownlee viii entertain
at an informal luncheon tomorrow in
honor of her guest, Miss Kingdom.
DR.. and Mrs F. A Vincent are
spending a few weeks at Hobble Creek
ranch, near SpFingville-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood, Mrs.
Grissom and the Misses Dyer spent
some time at Wasatch the latter part
of the week.
@ % @
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rood will
leave early in August for California.
Mrs. William Igleheart and children
viii return from the east about the
middle of August.
Miss Anna Fliedner of Portland, who
has been spending the past month
with her sister. Mrs H. q. Brockman.
win leave the latter part of the week
for New York.
Mrs. S. p. Taft of ST. Louis is in tho
city, spending some time as the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. w. /. Snyder.
Miss E. G. Stoner is spending week
at Soda Springs.
Mrs. O. H. Alvey of Cedar City IS in
the city and is the guest of Mrs. L. D.
Lee on Dunbar avenue
Mrs. J. c. E King is visiting friends
and relatives in Minneapolis
g g g
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace en-
tertained a party of some fifteen at
the lake last night in honor of Mr.. F.
'P. Fish of Boston and the members of
his party.
Mrs. Kimball and Miss Blanche Kim
ball have invitations out for an infor-
NAL musicale to be given next Monday
evening in honor of Mr.. Woodmansee,
who leaves shortly for the east to con-
tinue his musical studies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

over the ruined disposition of our friend
is matter too sacred to be displayed
to the vulgar gaze of the public We
viii only say, as the veil drops. that If
Brother Harte viii only come back and
come a-running, all will be forgiven.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

1t would be rather a good joke on the
vatican if the United States expelled
the friars from the Philippines without
any compensation whatever. Compel
ent judges say this can be done with
out any violation of the terms of the
treaty of Paris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Chief Pauls action in preventing the
sale of intoxicants in the restaurants
and drug stores on Sunday was emf
nently proper. All dealers in intoxi-
cants should and must be treated ex-
aetly alike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22
AA6FNVVElP Ord GRANlE
RIO GRANDE WE5IlIE2EF-NE
Current Time Table
IN ERECT April 5. 1902.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CTTv

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY
No S-For Grand Junction. Den
yer and points east z.,,
10. or Provo, Grand June IL
lop and al points easr
~ TEor Provo. Grand linz ND ~
No. Io-Fo- az RiI points eaast---. $50 Pm
~, heoer, Mt Pleasant. Nsr.f
- -IfI sFaIe and intermediate
No. &For F;,,-. l.. s. 200 an
Der, Provo and intermediafa
No, IisFor oy,;en, 80 =; 5.ooD.m.
mediate points 60.
10. 5-For Ogden and the W-esr - I'm
S-Eor Ogden and the west n a = =, -
-" 1@r9 or Ogden and the west n, q y - -
kPRTuT = 10y -. 5. b an.
No ~ Z SAL1 LAKE CITY.
W. from Ogden and all in
tIlediaIe points .... qlns
No o-trom Provo, Grand June @'-'-
No Ol E JR9 me p east s55 an.
tlOn and the east r9.a=
NO S-FrOm Provo. Grand Inn -' Pm
ton and the east MIA
10; S-brom Provo, Bingham. E-''
iEureka, Marysvsle, Manti and
intermediate points - 6.oo,
70 s-Eron ogden and the v-a.s- so Z -
W From Ogden and the west 2.55 = -
NJ r. rom Ogden and the west $40 . ~
- rom Eureka. Payson
49, FroVo and intermediate
NO. A-From Park City. 5-I5o n =,
Perfect Dining Car Service.
StSepins cars 10 Chicago Without Chsn-.
ieket Offce, I0S West Second Eo1-fS
NO@toL1lce corner. Phone 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Senator Stewart was in Salt Lake
yesterday en- route to his home in
Nevada. As the senator's term does
not expire for, several years, it is diff
fcult to understand why he should be
going home" now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Reports say the president passed a
quiet Sunday That means that he
didn't ride more than seventy-five
miles horseback, or chop down over a
dozen trees
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Friends of the Sunday saloon viii
find an argument for their side in the
case of the New York saloon man who
was killed Sunday for refusing to sell
intoxicants to a thirsty crowd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

The skeleton Of the largest dinosaur
that ever scared a prehistoric child has
been discovered in Wyoming. 1t does
seem to be mighty hard to keep that
state down.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Admiral Watson says the English
are well balanced people. Still.
their balances are not as well as they
might have been if the coronation had
been pulled of according to schedule
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Chicago Record-derald. EtheI-Ceorse
has told me that he win Kill him
shall 1 do
Her Mother-Wait. my child and see
whether he does or not. If he fails TO do
SO you will know that he is not worthy
of your love.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Chicago News: Stubb-Ehey say the
first surf bath shocks some people.
Penn-It did me-
Stubb-Water colde
Penn-No. any bathing suit began to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Princeton Tiger: Jones-Have you seen
the new serial story?
Smith-No, what il it2
Jones-Why. they've added another floor
to the gran&ry-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Mrs. Kimball and Miss Blanche Kim
ball have invitations out for an infor-
NAL musicale to be given next Monday
evening in honor of Mr.. Woodmansee.
who leaves shortly for the east to con-
tinue his musical studies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace en-
tertained a party of some fifteen a
the lake last night in honor Of Mr.. F
'P. Fish of Boston and the members o
his party.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

TAs Program. lis, Of Those Receiving Medals.
Etc.

Tie annual celebration Tor the closing
exercises al Hanover school Miss
Willie I. Schroeder. took place Thursday
night in the school rooms. commencing
re- = O'Clock Long before the hour IA.
audience hiisl the rooms a. their utmost
capacity and hnudrc,ls of people who
went were unnhie To yet In The room
wef. prcttiiy decorated with ivy. cedar
aud rut hpwcr- Rev ". ID smith ol
It George church. opened the exercise,
with prayer and then took charge of IA,
program. which was as follows.
Nclrome-lIy five little girls. Ruth Ne
Zee Bertha Watson. Ida purri-s. Mary
Lowry, Frances TOmpkius Nv Ma She
knows-Sam Scott The Sick Baby
Evelyn Cri-mond. ASA Pope The Little
Boys Lecture 'harleH Carmichael
WHAT Was ltl-Gharlic llales. Thomas
Burruss, Patrick Martin The Elephants
Party Ruth M"Gcc. Frances Tompkins
Bertha Watson. ldn l3urruss Mary
lpwery. The Fourth of July-Asa Pope.
The Rock ably i.ady-Muricl Barher
The Little Army-Sam Scott. Douglass
Knox. Howard Masters, Charles Car
michael. Hugh St0fircgen Mary To
pnte-Archer Smith Maids of .Iapan
in japanese costume. Emma Dillon Cora
Rowe Matte titz Hugh. Mildred Baker
me Little Ne0fuStrc-S-i RANGES Ipmu-
kin- les Scotch ~ lie tan Be-Iiugh
~tohregen. The Dolls Funeral-Mary
opotswood Carmichael \ Song Tor
Schopl-E Evelyn 'ri~mond. Lucille Rnw-
lmes pugh Stoiiscgen, Charles Car
irirhael The Days of the Week-liil.
drcd Baker. Frauc'- Tompkins. Ida Bur
russ. Bertha Watson. Howard Masters
Ruth Mciec. DOUGLAS Knox. Hugh Ston-
regan. Mrs. Juur's Prospectus Asa
Pops,
Rev nr J. 3 pili in most pleasing
manner VITA appropriate REMARKS pre-.
SET ted the medals
Gold medal for highest average during
year in everything Mise Margaret Baker
silver medal Tor second highest aver
age. Miss Mildred Baker Both of thes.e
young ladies ARE daughters 81 MIR l. T.
Baker
Silver medal for an around excellence.
Harry MrMhirt
Silver medal for most progress. Pat
rick Martin
The standing Of the scholars in all
branches ui the school was highly cred
itthir and In addition 20 the medals
Miss S"h"oIer awarded distinctions mum
h,ring more than 2jO
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Funsrsi Of Mrs JOnss-Obieet to Organ
Other Church Notes Personals. Etc.

Correspondence If TIM FRrr LANcrl
King Georec Co Va. Junc I .. 1902
The funeral of Mrs. Ashton Ioncs VIII.
lied sunday morning az her homo ia a..
iessnpatnnzy neighborhoud. took uln...
~ ictchcr's Chapel Monday afternoon
a I O'Clock. The large chgrch was hlied
With sorrowing friends who came to ia,
q last tribute of respect - thrirdepartoc
riend Rev. j. l.. pribhle cOnducted a.,
funeral services. Mrs. Jones had onl,
been sick a couple Of days. and her ieatl
was peculiarly sad She was just in IN,
prime of life. being only about thirty.
three years old She leaves n husband
and seven children. one tiny infant.
itciore her marriage she was Mics
Custis
by the earnest request of many of the
good people Of Colonial Beach. Rev. Mr
Pribblc breaches at the Union church
there every Tuesday evening after the
second Sunday in each month lie
breaches AT Port Royal every second
Sunday evening at = O'Clock. and also
gives them each firth sunday
Next Sunday will be celebrated as Chill
dren's Day at Oakland Baptist Church.
\ most interesting program will be- car
ried out
Last Sunday was one OF much interest.
and a good deal of excitement at Han
over Baptist Church For some time the
Misses Newhill and other friends of that
church had been interested in raising
money to pay for AN organ purchased
some time ago. The required amount
was raised for the instrument, 80 on
sunday Iiev }. II New bill. pastor of the
church, IN "A graceful speech. presented
tine organ a. giit 10 the church. where
upon "A majority Of the congregation de-
riined TO receive il. a. they are conscien-
uously opposed to the use Of an organ
IN church worship
Mr.. james Barron. of Essex county.
was this week a guest of Dr \ f. Ninde
anu other relatives in this county
Miss Carrie Lou Brown, who has been
taking "A special collegiate course at Pen
nington. \. j has returned TO her home.
Sunny Side
Miss Lucille Ashton " no has been at
tending the Normal School at Farmvillc.
has returned to "Wavcland. her home
Mrs Cake OF Norfolk. is visiting Rev
!. J. Newhiil and family at the Baptist
parsonage"
Dr. Y. o. CarutherS left again on Satur-
day for Richmond for further treatment
Tor his eyes
Mr. Vim. Garnett returned Tuesday
from very pleasant visit To relatives in
Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Correspondence OF THE FREE LANcrl
King George G.. H.. VA June II 1902
Miss Mamie Turner. daughter Of Rev.
B T. Turner. attended the closing eNrr.
Baltimore. and returned with her sister
Miss Bessie. who is a student there.
Miss Sophia Il. Tayloe. who has been
tenching the past winter ia baltimore.
has returned to her home Pow hatan. -
in this county.
Miss Elsie Washington. who has been
spending some time with hcrcousin. Mrs.
Doherty. at 'Waverly." has returned to
the home IF her father. Mr. Lawrence
Washington "lslenheim. IN Westmore-
land county.
Miss Marie Doher,y. the accomplished
laughter Of Mrs. Mamie - Doherty. who
has been attending school in Washington.
has returned to "Wavcrly"
Postmaster Pemherton at Matthias
Point. has three members of his family
quite sick. They are attended by Drs
Ninde and Minor.
Mrs and Miss Rraxton. OF Freiericks-
burg. who have been the guests Of Judge
and Mrs j. L. Mason. ut "Shelhurne. 3"
have returned.
Miss Julia :. Hunter. the attractive
daughter of Major Robt. W. Hunter. Of
Alcxandria. il visiting her aunt. Mrs
Resale +. Stuart at "tedar Grove
MIR. VIM. \. llehin. with corps OF as
sistants. il building a large and hand
some dwelling house for Mr. " l. Baker
.lr. near the "DOgue' l.. ..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
New Advertisements

Nothing IT. more pleasant 20 the man
arcmrnt of TIM FmEE LANcr than TO bc
ahlr Co Introduce To the readers of this
paper "a list of good business men We
present To the public today another list
OF first class advertisers and commend
them 20 the confidence nf the public. Ed
ward j Quinn. Of Washington. ID. c d.
sells the celebrated Oronoco Whiskev
Boston taking Co. oi Washington sells
bread J. l.. Prout \ Co, oi baltimore.
arr Commission Merchants Bay Grain
and Flour Co. of Baltimore are dealers
IN grain, flour. etc, 4 ;. Fidelity X
Guaranty ca. of Baltimore goes on bonds
Walter Is. Clay, OF Washington. sells the
Electrolite Grove Ave Baptist church
of Richmond advertises excursion to
Washington. h. + Willis advertises
Trustees sale Mayor NJ g. Willis orders
OTIS and cellars cleaned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
PLEASANT rsp


To the Beautiful Little CITY Of Tsppahsasoek
When the steamer Lancaster lift he,
moOring- in this city ON Monday alter.
noon last, her passenger Inst revealed
the names Of many fcdericksburgers.
Among those la the party were Mr.. and
drs. A. Randolph Howard aud dangh
Ter, and Messrs. q. n. Nurkamp. " j
Ford. Z. l.. Biseoe. Frank A. Siearus
'ni lhas l. ~teurie Besides these th,.
.i',se bail team of the frcdericSsbur,,
i.ubic schools VIE on board cMrOute To
lapp0haEnOck. "a WAS a beautiful dav
ana every one ON board was tiled witt,
Anticipation Oi "A pleasant sail down the
picturesque kuppahannOck. IL has been
san that steamboats, coming uD this
river are partial TO bars IL was Asue ON
this occasion Tor scarcely had the vessel
gotten into midstream before there
vas uuu sound and the Lancaster vas
hard aground. For thrve hours the Fred.
ericAshurgers sat on tine upper deck of
the boat anu gave vent to feelings of IT..
gret that Congress was willing To give
80 little toward deepening this valuable,
arm OF the Chesapeake.
At p. m. the tide had risen sufficient
~ Tor the steamer To float and soon she
was steaioiDg away toward the mouth
oi the river
At Port Royal. Messrs Henry Y
Turner and Vim. Il. Pratt, Joined the
party and Mrs. and Miss Howard went
ashore to visit for few days
Alter night fall most of the party re-
tired To their staterOOms where they
were soon sung To sleep by the Nah
of many calves ON the lower deck.
Tappahannock. beautiful Tappahan-
mock, was reached on Tuesday morning
Here the party babe farewell TO popular
Capt. GOuricy and good morning Co
Mine Hosts Bagby and Scott
Without doubt. 1appahannock is
one oil the most beautifully located tow ns
IN Virginia. Ia would make an idealsuIn-
;ner resort. Located right on the banks
OF the river with beautiful shade, excel
lent bathing, fishing and grabbing. one
could while away many pleasant hours
m TINS, the Capital of Essex county.
At eleven o clock on Tuesday the board
OF DIRECTORS OF the Upper Rappahannock
Telephone and Telegraph Company went
INTO session IA the parlOrs OF the Nirginia
House and decided to begin work on the
proposed line between frederick sbnr.. and
iappahanuOcka at once Ii il Thought that
the work will be completed within nine
~ days In the afternoon the Freder.
icksbUrg ball team crossed bats with the
appnhanuocks and were taken into
camp to the tune Oi % TOD In the evening
the little Misses of Tappahannock gave
a hop, in tho Town Hail. in honor of the
fredericksburg boys. The Chaperones
were Mrs. &. {. AndertOn. Mrs. +. II. b.
Wright and Mrs A. b Mallory, while
Mrs JAS. l.. Mcdaniel presided at the
piano.
In the meanwhile Judge T. r. -
Wright and Clerk Harrison Southworth
were entertaining the older member of
the party at the Court House. The art
gallery and the records at the Court
House We're interesting in the extreme.
The party returned home on Nednes-
day evening feeling amply repaid for
having taken the trip'to this picturesque
little city by the-sca
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

At the opera house here next Tuesday
night DR.. l.. y. Calish. the eloauent
Jewish Rabbi of Richmond. will deliver n
lecture on The Wandering jew" The
press Notices, wherever Or. Calish has
given this popular lecture, speak in glow
ing terms oi his ability as an orator.
This Is an opportunity our people should
avail themselves Of. There viii also be-
music. vocal and instrumental. and ice
cream and cake will he served at city
prices after the lecture. Reserved seat,
31c, general admission Doe. children II
years obi and under Ice The proceeds
VIII 90 toward paying of the debt on
the Christian Church.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
The JONES CASE SETTLED.
Mother Grantcd Divorce and Given Custody
81 Child

The rae' oi John Jones ~ Rosa &.
Jones daughter cd Iam,.s .lett. of Spot-
~s lNania. for divorce ana custody OF the
infant rhild hich has hrcn psniing in
the Circuit Court oi SpotSylvnnia Tor the
past five years was decided hv judge J
J.. Mason in vacation here Thursday.
giving To- the mother the custody Of the
child until further order 81 court. aud an
absolute divorce To the parties The
reason why this ease has been "a long
pending is because In the first instance
Judge Mason declined To give the father
the custody ui the child
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
TIE NEW FACTORY.
Work On The Shirt Factory Building To BE
gin At Once

The Hnar,i of Directors of the Nirrinia
Shirt Company met un Thursday night
last Ia tie office %! 81. ID Carter for the
purpose 80 considering bids etc for the
construction OF "a brick building. GuN1OO
foot Ia Dimensions To he placed on the
lot recently purchased ON the boulevard.
u was dcclled to lsegin work nu the
building at once and Mr. T. g. Iicnin
was selected to suprrviso the construct
ION. fulfilling committee consisting
oi Ncssr- Carter. Howard and Stenclc
was appointed To- take charge ~ the
work ns thr representatives. of the stock
holders of the company n il thought
that the buildiug will be- completed aud
ready Tor occupancy not later than
September l-t