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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG md
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effect Jan. 14th. 1902.
LEAVE NORrHWARD.


$40 A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal NJ
Occoquan Sundays only.
$50 A. NJ. daily. No local stops. All Pull
man ears. with extra fare.
1908 \. NJ. sundays only. Stops on signal
at irOukC, Aquia, Wide W alter, QuanticO. Neg
ley and OccOQuan.
1O4l A. VI. daily, except Sunday. Stops
on signal at Brooke. Aqua. Wide Water,
QuanticO. Cherry HIM. Freestouc. Neglcy and
lccOQuan
~ p. Nj. daily except sunday. No local
stops.
T.4S y. M, daily, No local stops.
9.56 l.. VI. daily. STOPS ON signal at
Brooke, Wide Water aud Quantlco. stops
on signalat OceOquan ON sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
600 A. NJ. daily except sunday Richmond
Accommodation. Makes all stops
6.29 \. N. daily. Atleatic Coast Line
train. Stops at Milford. boswell ana ASH
land, daily, and ON signal at other local
stops on sundays only.
1O.+s a. NJ. daily except Sunday. Makes
12.O2 u m daily ; 4 D. train Stops on
signal al Milford. boswell and Ashland
l. 36 p. IN. daily. Southern Railway train.
No local stops.
5.Is l.. n. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
.ctiu. Stops at boswell and Ashland
go T.. NJ. daily. Makes local stops on
s.82 Z. NJ daily. Seaboard Afr Line train.
Stops AT boswell aud Ashland ou signal. All
Pullman Cars, witch extra fare
Accommodation train leaves kchmoud :
T.. VI. daily except sunday arrives tfrdericS~-
&C. cox. Agent.
+. n. d. MYERS President
W ID. ID NE. General Manager.
". 4. TAYLOR, IraihC Manager
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
COMMITTEE REPORTS FAvORABLY.
The National BattIeilelds Park Bin Now
Goes to The House.

Representative James Hay secured
Tuesday favorable action by the House
Committee on Military affairs on Repre-
sentative Jenkins bill for the establish
ment OF a national military park at
fredericksburg Va. on the site Of The
historic battlefelds. The bill apprOpri-
ates 100000
The bill will now go to the House and
will unquestionedly pass. il Speaker Hen
dersOn will agree to recognize some
Congressman to move the adoption ol
the report. 1t is not certain that the
speaker will do this.
The hill has passed the Senate
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
VIII Not Serve.

Councilman c. W. Jones and :. Sydney
Bradford, members OF the City Council
from the upper ward, authorize THf
FREE Lance 10 state that they will not
becandidates for reelection at heelection
which takes place on Thursday May -
and that they will not serve il elected
They state that their private business
engagements prevent them from giving
that attention to public business that il
requires. These gentlemen have served
two years and have been active in every
thing that tends 20 the business progress
of our city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
William GOrdon Smith Laid to Rest.

The funeral OF the late William Gordon
Smith. whose remains arrived here from
Towson, Md. Tuesday took place from
Trinity church yesterday evening at 3
O'Clock. Rev H. II. Barber, the rector.
officiating. and the interment was made
in the City Cemetery The pail bearers
were: Active-W IL. Hurkamp, A.. L.
Embrey. w II Richards, Jr., E. A. Solan,
George c. Ball and s. l.. Neeley, repre-
senting the &. S Steel Trust, Pittsburg.
Pa. HonOrary-James T. Layton, C. E.
Bragdon, A Randolph Howard, b j.
Marsh all, John Mussleman and J. C. Mel
vile.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
The Sick.

There is Il slight improvement in the
condition Of Miss Mary Green. but she If
still critically i'll She is under the care
OF trained nurses and the physicians give
hope Of her continued improvement.
Mrs. T.. y Brent is quite sick at her
home on Princess Anne street.
Mr. J. 5 Woods is slightly improved.
Mr.. Lindsay G. Roach is worse. Fry
sipelas has developed in his case.
Mr.. John A. Stone il confined 10 his
bed. He is a very sick man.
Mrs. Ann Hardy still continues very
sick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
Edgar Hart Dead.

Edgar Hart the well known colored
expressman. died at his home on Amelia
street Monday night. after a brief illness
of Bright's disease, aged go years. he
has been engaged in the local express
business for 81 years. His funeral took
place from Shiloh Baptist church, new
site. Yesterday evening at ) O'Clock, Rev
W. NJ. Robinson officiating, and the in
terment made in the colOred cemetery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
New Advertisements.

Hon. A. r Embrey announces himself
for re election az Commemorative At
tOrney.
Geo. Purvis adyertses his celebrated
horse Washington.
Read ads. OF 3. b. Griswold & Co. and
Douglas Lacy & Co., both OF Baltimore.
Mr. John c. Willis will sell you the Do
nestle Sewing Machine.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
How TO Cure The Grip.

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy as directed
and a quick recovery is sure to follow.
That remedy counteracts any tendency
of the grip to resultin pneumonia, which
il really the only serious danger. Among
the tens of thousands who have used it
for the grip, not one case has ever been
reported that did not recover. For sale
nv NJ NJ Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
GEORGE FREEMAN, JR,
LANES r. EVANS.

The shortest and most direct route to
Florida, the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
As an example, Leave Richmond at 5:3S
p NJ Monday arrive Tampa. Fla. at 5:4O
p. NJ Tuesday-only one night on the
road Travel via the Seaboard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Another New Modern Store to be Erected

Messrs. W. 4 Bell & Bro. have pur-
chased of DR.. George Ii. ChewnfDg the
property on Main street now occupied by
the Washington Wooden Mills as retail
department. In the Spring they will
erect handsome building on the site,
in which to conduct their increasing fur
niture business.
DIR. J. y. Barney has purchased OF the
Merchants and Mechanics p. B. l.. Asso.
citation the house at the intersection OF
Hanover and George SITS. Terms private.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
Notice.

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company announces
that commencing Sunday February 23rd,
day coach on Seaboard Air Lines Flor
ida and Metropolitan Limited, trainsdue
northbound at S:35 n. m, and south
hound at S:32 p. m, will be withdrawn.
These trains will then carry Pullman
cars only, and regular fare OF the Phil
man Company will be charged.
c. c. Cox, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG AID
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.
Schedule for 1906.

Connections at fredericksburg with r., r.
4 T. X. H., aud Weeius Steamboat Co. At
Orange with southern and Chesapeake a
Ohio r. r.
The only line 20 the Charlottesville and
Wilderness Battichelds
Eastern STANDARD Time. Daily except sun
day. ". a. RICHARDS Gen. Manager.
Train No. > leaves Orange tAe 4th Monday
in each month 0t g +. VI.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
Dissolution.

The firm OF Freeman & Evans was this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
George Freeman. Jr., buying the interest
of Mr.. James X. Evans and assuming all
liabilities of the old firm. All parties hav-
ing claims against the old firm will please
present them to George Freeman, Jr, for
payment, and all parties indebted to the
firm will call and settle promptly with
George Freeman Jr.
GEORGE FREEMAN, JR.,
JAMES r. EVANS
Delicate health compelling me to retire
temporarily from business, | have sold
nv interest in the firm of Freeman *
Evans to Mr.. George Freeman, Jr., who
will conduct it. In retiring ! extend
nv thanks to our former patrons and
ak that they will continue the same
with Mr.. Freeman | shall remain in the
city some thirty days to assist in settling
ND the business of the firm.
JAMES r. EVANS.
As successor TO the firm OF Freeman X
Evans wish to return thanks to my
friends and the public generally Tor their
kind support in the past, and shall at all
times use every effort to deserve acontln-
uance of same.
GEORGE FREEMAN. JR
Fredericksburg. Va, Feb. IL, 19O2.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06
Snotsylyania Court.

At SpotsyIvania Court Monday there
was a small crowd for March court.
The all absorbing question was the bad
roads and how To improve them. There
was n large delegation from Fredericks-
burg The sensational Burruss case over
which there has been so much excitement
was generally discussed, but az stated IN
our last issue there was no assault. One
prominent county official said TO TIM
FREE LANCE representative 81 am the
worst fooled man in America today.
An interesting case in court was that
OF Henry Bcazley, colored, charged with
stealing a heifer from MIR. tlildruh,
Commonwealth Attorney Lee j. Graves
REPRESENTED the Commonwealth aud
Hon 4. r. Emhrey the accused. The
court house building was filed all during
the day aud many remained until a
verdict was rendered at II o'clock at
night when Beazley was given two
months in Jail and fined $500.
INDICTMENT SUSPENDED.
Commonwealth VS. Milton Pryor, on
Indictment for stealing cattle. Jury gave
verdict for Is months confinement m
pentitentiary. Judgement suspended
and accused ordered To he sent To re-
formatory acknowledgement on account
of youthtulness.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Bickford 4 Huffman Va. d. +. Caricopc,
judgement for plaintiff for SOL and costs.
lee J Graves appointed substituted
trustee in place and stead OF j i. II.
Crismond. resigned, in deed of trust for
benefit of ". + Blaydes.
Lee j. Graves appointed substituted
trustee in place and stead Of J. +. IL.
Crismond resigned, in deed OF trust Tor
benefit Of Magrath 4 Chesley.
Deed for delinquent land ordered to be
made to John W. Garner.
Commissioner of Accounts ordered 10
make report on county treasurer Of
fetal bond at next term.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 tract of SO acres oiland Of the estate
OF Thos ). Hicks, near Curlew, was sold
at public auction for 81, 100. Thomas
i Gibson. was the purchaser.
Those present from fredericksburg
were. Messrs. L. r. Baker, NJ. b. Rowe,
C. C. Rowlett j. r. Rawlings, b. p.
Willis. Nelson Decker, f. l.. W. Green,
George Gardner, A. T. Embrey }. r.
Dempsey. W. H. Merchant, of the Star
and 'rnE FREE Lance representative.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06

Stops the Cough and works Of the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Q uirine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay
Price % cents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-06

The officers were elected Wednesday
morning and properly installed by the
Supreme Representative.
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ed and of which shipment IL beins
called for faster than It can be sup
Piled amounts to more than half OF
the total combined annual capacity Of
all the companies
The condensed balance sheet for Nov
ember 80 showed that on that day the
accounts receivable aggregated $40, 269-
l53. the bills receivable S2,S2l ,i63, and
the cash on hand $55,3i5,62i a grand
total Of Sl03 i06.4ii In the list of as
sets In the balance sheet was credit
of inventories amounting to sS5,GO3, :
997 and subjuined tabulatlon showed
that II included ores on hand valued
at 1884, ,76,O53, finished products Sl5S22,-
$685. manufacturing supplies and mis-
cealneous stores sl2,lI016l, and ma
terlas, labor and expense locked up
in current uncompleted bridge con-
tracts S0.26SSH.
The current liabilities on November
30 were stated at $50, 26g $50 and the
surplus of the corporation and the sub
sldiary companies was placed at STA
3i4. 800. The cost OF the properties
owned and operated by the several
federated companies was given as ST.
4S7, lgi, S62
"The business Of the companies"
said the report had been put on prac-
tically q cash basis, The losses ac-
tually incurred through bad debts have
been very small and little If any loss
In the collection Of accounts and notes
receivable is anticipated About 10
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|ilR[DUCE WAR
n REVENUE TAXES.
|,InrlaFr',t,'''' to be Franco
Immediately
,r,,NprcIpROcIrY TowAlT


"a, Ian 29.--The kepupn
F''N.a .ss,' Of the ways and means
an n ,,,.s held 4 private conference 10, 70.
eplIl'. " decided to frame a pill ior
'll'' ' wv Of war revenue taxes De-
% ''a', '.AIne further with the SUP
w p 7, raDan reciprocity Chairman
= !" a once called meeting Of the
Sl'' rn \ for II o'clock tomorrow
, Y, lr,i' sAen work on the war revenue
,5uiIon will begin ....o rod
'' = ann Of a bin has been prepared "a
y ~ o,pablcan members but II u
y, y we'll understood that the the, ma ma
Wlp W., nr.pnred TO favor a measure
NV, y l T large reductions amount
' s,,TnstIcaily to a repeal Oh th e. cu,
Y I pr, taxes and aggregating about
N'v .s,rlc,lon Of recent hearings 70
! .nd Tea led to the belief that Ire, re-,
, aua mleht be confined TO THESE
tdlgn .l,Ios mt the sentiment OF me
l., T now appears TO be favorable
~ :! Fmleh larger reduction $50
4, M conference today II was lne
~ g ws ylew that as cuba has been
r '' sa.@ for Incurring the war revenue
~. ~ ,he burden should be removed
~ ,h,s country before considering
v" ., , Of relief Of be granted 10
", The question OF what percent,
w. !, raduciIon in tariff rates would
\ made for cuba was not consldet ,,'
4 se meeting tonight owing TO lne
termination TO leave this unit Sile ,,
\, ray revenue reductions had been
| ,nmpshed.
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accurate, the Indiana senator would
consider that censorship,
II do not think the matter is peril
nent TO the present discussion Of the
Philippine tariff blll,' replied Mr., Bey-
erdee but the filing of copies OF dis
patches with the authorities is not CEN
sOrship II no action by them Is taken
to prevent their transmission
Mr. Wellington thought II had been
demonstrated that there existed IN the
army I'm the Philippines decided spirit
to criticise senators who were opposed
to the war In the Philippines. He de-
nounced the war as "unrighteous and
unjust
He believed that both members Of
Congress and private citizens had the
right to hold views in opposition TO the
administration Imperial policy and
to express those views without subject
ing themselves to the criticism OF army
officers,
Mr.. Stewart delivered q brief speech
IN which he declared that the people
never would consent TO relinquish the
Philippines He believed they would
prove of immense value to this country
in many ways
Mr., Bacon gained the floor and critl-
clsed Mr. Lodge for declining 10 yield
10 him at the time he desired 90 pro-
coed, insisting that according to the
usages and proprleties Of the Senate he
had had a right 10 the floor
Mr.. Tillman said he desired to draw
few draughts from the fount Of lib
erty." but would postpone his remarks
upon the historical subject which had
been broached until tomorrow when he
would make them while the Philippine
measure was under discussion.
As Mr. Cullom was about to move an
executive session Mr. lloar suggested
that the Senate now might have a
little discussion Of the character OF
Mary. queen OF Scots and amid laugh
ter the Senate. at i35 p. M, went into
executive session, and az 4'iO p. m, ad-
journed
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Us STEEL COMPANY.
Report says Outlook for 1902 Is
Iey Encouraging.

Kew York, Jan. PA preliminary
rlcr covering the operations Of the
UnIid States Steel corporation since
\ ans INTO existence ten months ago
Hii made to the stockholders today.
II Fs q forerunner to the more ex-
isnis resume to De submitted at the
annual general meeting on February II
end vas designed to familIarl2e the
ihafoHhers with the financial status
alNe company and the trade situation
w ne trade market where It buys
y Slls The report signed by both
AifIes N, sehwab and Ebert III.
A1- declared present business and
Msie outlook viewed ahead through
Y 70 be highly satisfactory. The
ror said
ne outlook for the year 1902 IL very
ueAi Everything indicates that all
" lhe facilities Of each subsidiary
"nlany VIII be taxed to their utmost
Y gppy The demand that is being
race The actual business now book
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HANDY HUSBAN D,
Knew How to Get Part OF the Breakfast,
Anyhow.

AhNhON
81 know one dish ! can prepare for
breakfast as well as any cook on earth
said my husband one day when the
cook was III and he had volunteered TO
help get breakfast. He appeared with
his dish and discovered IL was Grape
Nuts, which, OF course, was easy TO
prepare for II was perfectly cooked at
the factory, but II was a good Illus
tration OF the convenience OF having
Grape-Nuts about.
We Just added little cream and, OF
course, had delicious bit OF food, We
took up Grape Nuts Immediately after
returning from a fiye-year's sojourn
in hot country and our st0machs
were In bad condition and we were In
bad health generally
When we first tried II I confess we
thought there were other and better
things 10 eat and were told We must
ACQUIRE q taste for this new food, Sure
enough. In day or two we liked
Grape-Nuts better than any other kind
OF food on the table. We both gained
steadily in health and strength, and
this was caused BY Grape-Nuts and
Postum Food Coffee.
A friend OF ours had a similar ex-
perlence. She was seriously IN with
Indigestion and could Ind nothing 20
eat that would not give her heart burn
and palpitation, especially at night.
she found that a small dish Of
Grape-Nuts with cream made her a sat
sfactory supper and gave her a COM
Portable nights rest In a short time
she had gained several pounds In
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Salisbury Visits the Commons,

London, Jan. 29-The premlet, Lord
Salisbury. and me minister OF foreign
affairs, Lord Lansdowne, took the un
usual course OF visiting the house OF
commons this afternoon, They held
private consultations with their minis
terial colleagues In the committee room.
The incident aroused considerable in
terest in the lobby, where the visit was
connected with the note OF the Dutch
government on the subject of peace In
South Africa.
In the course of today's debate In the
house OF commons. A. j. Balfour, the
government leader, intimated that re-
distribution of seats bill "remedyins
the fragrant anomalies now existing
would be introduced during the session
Of parliament.
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pnlfour,s statement Contlrmed.

The Hague. Jan 29.--In the first
chamber OF the states general today
the premier, DR.. Kuyper, replying TO
a question on the subject, confirmed
the accuracy OF A. j, Balfour's state
ment In the British house of commons
yesterday regarding the Dutch govern
peace in South Africa, but the premier
added that he was prevented by cour-
tesy from disclosing any details con-
corning the note 80 long as the British
government had not published its con-
tents, or until a reply to 1t was re-
ceived.
The Boer, delegates dlsclaim any
knowledge OF the contents of the
Dutch note TO Great Britain.
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Albuquerque Archaeological Museum

Chicago, Jan. SO-The management OF
the Santa Fe company has decided TO
establish at Albuquerque the largest
archaeological and chronological mu-
scum in the United states. The pur-
pose OF the venture is 10 provide novel
attraction at that place The museum
win contain a collection valued az be-
tween 100000 and $4,000. The collec.
tons win be largely from the ruins OF
New Mexico and Arizona, but Will In
clude exhibits from almost every coun-
fry Of the globe
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German Naval Program.

Berlin, Jan. 29,--The Vorwaerts today
published memorandum by Admiral
Won Tirpltz, secretary OF the admiralty.
to the effect that when the present ship
building program expires. in 1904, a new
bill containing the clauses OF the bill OF
1900, which were rejected by the reichs-
tag VIII be introduced. These clauses
provide for the construction OF mum
Der OF cruisers for foreign waters. and
corresponding increase In the per-
sonnet.
Before the budget committee today
Admiral Won Tirpitz admitted the au-
thenticlty OF the memorandum which,
he declared had been stolen from the
government archives. He asserted that
considerable augmentation Of the mum
Der Of cruisers for service abroad was
necessary
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Tho gossiya Suppressed.

n Petersburg. Jan. %. The RossIya
,s,rsO has been suppressed as re-
,S A. lis publication Jan. 26 Of a vio-
Y, phIllpplc against Alexander Ill,
yghoIss ii and the dowager empress
a. pdltor Of the paper NJ. Sazonon
hs bssn deported to Pekoff, 1862 miles
.sdhvest Of 81 Petersburg and the
,mss, Of the article, NJ, Amphiteatroif
heretofore chief editorial writer, mas
hss syued 10 lrkltsk.
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Chicago, Jan GA horrible death
by burning in a mold of molten steel
was discovered today at the works Of
the Illinois Steel company in South Chi
cago, when workmen, who went into
the pig iron room OF the blast furnace
to remove cooling iron, found the body
of an unknown man burned beyond REQ
ignition, 1t Is supposed that the vic
tim was a workman who went into the
room to get warm and being overcome
by the heat fell into one Of the molds.
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Gen. Fmnston's Ailment.

Kansas City Mo-, Jan. 29.--Gen.
frederick Funston, who arrived here
from san Francisco to undergo medical
treatment, was in the hands of his
physician for an hour today. Later the
physician stated,
Gen. Funston Is suffering from q
sinus In the appendix, an after result
of an operation performed in the Phil
lppines fQr appendicitis. I have given
the wound some treatment and II may
be that formal operation viii not be
necessary"
"My leave of absence expires about
March TO-" said Gen. Funston today,
land unless | receive further orders
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win sail for the Philippines about that
date. | am in hopes my three years
service In the Philippines will res.
an order permitting me 60 remain IN
the United States for time, perhaps
In command Of one of the departments
here"
Before returning to San Francisco,
Cen Funston states he will likely visit
Washington and New York.
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Alleged Bank wreckcr Arrested,

VAueom Wash, Jan 80. Sheriff
yr,bn arrived here tonight with II. 81,
Iobr Dix. who Is alleged to have
wrecked the Scandinaylan-American
bank here and then fled 20 London,
England where he was arrested on the
Sth d last November The ex-banker
tLhlsas 10 tax 10 neWspap per men.
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EnrlIsh and American Morals,

New York. Jan. 2O.-The archbishop
Of Canterbury, speaking IN support OF a
resolution protesting against the le-
gallzatlon OF marriage with q deceased
wife's sister drew a comparison De-
tween English and American morals
cables the London correspondent OF the
Tribune. He denied that the moral
law IL as much observed IN America
az Il IL In England. divorce is FAR eas.
Ter there than here, and he regarded
the prevalence Of divorce az certain
sign that IN moral line IN life has been
lowered Americans, he argued. We're
distinctly beneath Englishmen In that
respect.
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Archbishop Rain Can Sell.

st. Louis, Jan, 29--Judge Hough Of
the ST. Louis circuit court, has decided
that Archbishop Kahn has right to
sell the property OF the lmmaoulateCon-
ception church. as II had been shown to
be cath sdral, or diocesan, property, The
Pensioners, he said, had no property
right in II to entitle them to have an
Injunction granted.