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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
POSITION IN SLEEP.
NiEht Habits THAT Assert Their DO.
miRton over All Mankind.

miRton over An Mankind.
There are few persons who can tell
ottAand just what positions they as
sumo 10 Invite Slccp. and Yet there is
not an iudiN idual i'm the world who has
not some trick of distributing limbs
aud trunk 20 insure Slumher's blissful
spell which De practices unconscious
". This is a night habit rs perpetual
and immUtahlc under normal condi-
tious as the succession of the seasons.
No sooner are we really on TO the land
Of nod than the night habit asserts its
dominion. our hands and arms secl,
the Scmc parts of the bod or the samc
PORTIONS of oar bodies upon which they
have niChtly rested since infancy. our
feet and lees stretch ut the same an
clcs or loosely intwine IN comfortable
rvlaNGt'on. rs commanded 10y uncon-
SciouS win.
IL Is seldom OF our own deliberate
volitiou that we place our bodies in
position for sleep. as you viii find TO
night on going % bed il you remember
these words. In truth. IL you 90 not
seek 10 combat the instincts YOU viii
! be surprised at the dispositions of the
various members inyoiuutarily made.
II You cndcaVor 10 sleep 10y 4 new ar.
rangcmcnt of the body. you will also
be surprised by the revolt against
slumber which viii surely ensue. but
even before the struggle is well begun
YOU viii probably surrender and per.
NIT the all mastcrful night habit to re
inState those little details of position
which long practice has made ncces-
sary 10 your comfort.-Family Doctor
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

begin Tuesday, June ,id. Steamers calvert
and Potomac VIII leave Pier 81. Light street
baltimore. every Tuesday. Thur-tiay and
SATURDAY. AZ . y. M. for AlrVa ndria aud
W nsAiug ton calling ut ail 90 she usual lanl
ing~. beginning Tuesday. June .sl. VIE
leave 9Th street. Wharf " a-hln.t.,n al 4
o. m. Thursday. sunday and Tuesday. going
- TAR a. icouuritowu ou fhr-,. evenings
" III leave lepuarltpwn at s a. m. X insai-
az - NJ. Miilrr'- az . y M. Srn~on'- at
. 'iH p m. and Nacon'- az :. $50 4. NJ Mon
laf. "Wednesday ana Friday. arriving Ia
baltimore early the following morning
trviSht received daily IA baltimore.
HENE1 WILLIAMS. Agt.. Baltimore.
>rErnrN~pN ~ BRO. Agt-. Washington. p.C
WILLIAM VI. REAEno~. Agt.. Alexandra. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

Along with the habit to pronounce
peoples names correctly. to reply
promptly TO notes and the like another
maEk of the regard for the rights Of
Others which indicates inherent refine
meut is the practice Of returning Dor
rowed articles In cities and large
communities there is comparatively
little OF the kitchen borrowing that
has come 10 hc provcrbial In stories.
but there are few households which
10 not hud fairly good list Of Dor
rowcd articles accumulated I'm the
course OF the year. a book from this
tricnd, an umbrella from that. a writ
ten recipe from another. bit Of fancy
work rs q model from another. ana So
on. The use which the borrower has
for the loaned articles is temporary. Il
IS therefore purely a selfish laziness
which retains them after such us,
from the owner. who may be I'm posi-
tive and cputinuous need Of the thing
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

"Why do they put the nations flag
on top Of the schoolhouseT' asked the
teacher who wanted to instill patri-
otto lesson.
Please. ma'am." answered the head
boy, its because the pole is there
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
ID. 4. A.. Richmond,
SOUTHERN LITERATURE.

The following T. O. li-t 81 attractive puhli.
cations ISSUED lay the Passenger Department.
southern Hallway.
Nv inter Homes tu summer Lands SO iiunt-
inc uri Fishing iu fhr south. - 81 and 81 the
SKY" Charleston and Her Exposition"
The Beautiful sapphire Country" ILLUS
trafrd luldcr-tuha. Nassau and Porto
tirfl' copies may Doe had upon application
g. trNct ngrnt-- g. W WLSIlN ltN.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
al druggists refund the money if il fails
TO cure. +. W. Groves signature il on
earh box Doe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

Chappie Il kuelt befoah her and
asked her TO be my wife
Chollie-And she wejocted your
Chappic-la-as.
Chollc-That was WOu-h.
Chappie-Ya-as. got my twousahs
bagSed at the knees for nothing. bah
JOyef
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

The Chinese la-pa In shape is aimos:
identical with the ancient Roman tuba.
II gives fou- notes C. G.. ID aud L.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
N s&7W NgfuIkNsWestern
- Schedule in eject
LEAVE Mssy 2Sb1so2. &c,
Sra sSSr @.paNrHIof ~ BYRD

LEAVE RiC MOND. ByRD-
STREET STATION
300 a m, NohfoLK ilNrrFp. Arrives
NOTION II 20 "a. tn. Stops only AZ iseter.-
unrc. nserly and SUFFOLK. Stop- AT
W thra'ii only Co let of pis~rnurr- from
isChm"nd and Petersburg
Dos "a. ul., iuE tiIe AGO tNrnFss .foyI.vnrh
nurE. Roanoke. Columbus aud Chicago
huu"t fnrlor ear Petersburg to Roanoke
Pullman Sleeper Roanoke. t. Cniuwtns'
also. Tor Bristol. knoNvillr AMI Chnttnnoo-
Vile 80 N""i-
10 g. ~ Roanoke Express. Tor Fnrm,ilie.
a nrhhurr, Roanoke andintermeIlute- sta
fiouS
900 o. m. OcrsN SHORE IlMrTrn. Arrives
Norioik .. 20 q. m. stops only at Peters
burg. aNcriy aud suffolk
7 2 > y. m. for SUFFOLK. Norfolk and inter
mediate stations. Arrives At Norfolk at
io.tO y. IN.
2 as y. m. Tor Iynchhurg and Roanoke.
Connects nt l.yuchhurg with the Washing
tpn and fhuttanooga Limited. Pullman
Slcrpcr- LyuchhurE to Memphis and New
Orleans Cafe. farloY aud observation
car fadfori e. Alfalfa. Ala. Pullman
Sleeper between lfrhmoni and I.Vurhburx
and hcrths rcndy tor occupancy at = 10 u
n, also. Pullman sleeper Icter~hurg Fad
Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Iynchhuru
ana 90 .. m. from Norfolk and tn. last az
LILO, - an. 'f.+2 "a. and q. 30 u. m
Office SIS Main street
JOHN T.. WAGNER
city Passenger and Ticket Agent
o.. ~. tpSltf. District Passenger gent
W. y. HtNlli. General rnHsrnger Agent
General once: Roanoke. Va my26
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
Then She I<isscd Him.

You have not kissed me-" she pout
ell. for fifteen minutes"
81 know it," he said. Il have a very
sensitive tooth, which is liable to ache
If / do"
"What DO you mean. sirF"
why. you are 50 sweet. you know -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
The HIGHWAY Of TRADE AND
TRAVEL.

ne - uthsrn Ran way heg- 10 can atten-
tuu - IT, unequalicd facilities for reaching
All points IN Florida. the south and south
west IL n Justly termed the representative
railway Of the South. the higuw.ay of trade
anl travel It, Important through coruec-
lions. through car arrangements, complete
lining car service. quick and convenient
-cheiiulr-. cumiucud- II 10 the travelling pub
lic
IN addition To- many local trains operated
ny thi- Progressive company. the following
through limited trolu- are ruu daily " rh,.
" asniuEtou and Southwestern Limited.
.lv Ncw York and Florida EN press 80 rs,
uited states Fast Mall" Tho New YORK
nul Atlanta Express. "Ihc Washington.
tnEton aud chattanooga Limited.
The Southern Palm Limited. FORMERLY
kuoNn a. The Sew York and Florida Limit
~. viii BE- innururated early ia January,
1907. and VIII run solid between New York
Aul ST Augustine. Florida All of these
Trains carry dining cnr-. thus providing "a
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
Gland OF TIE sEY."

Asheviu~ and Hot Springs. y. c.. "The
Queen 81 Resorts" offer to the pleasure
-s"hrr the charms 90 "a miil and delightful
climate. and ~ccuic vista 81 unparalleled
beauty. and 10 the iuNnilI halmy hr,-.ze- red.
rlcut 90 rrtu.Ntd hculth aud strength
Excursion tickets un sale dniiy VIA south
err Railway Ht greatly reduced rnte~
Double daily limited train service. consist
-.niug cars.
Can uu any agent or representative ~ the
southern Railway Tor cumplet. Winter
Homes folder,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
~. ~ CHESAPEAKE
- ~ AND
OHIO RAILWAY

'"h MOST iorri,n Rotrs nt1wnsS
~ "N'N', NORFOLK. rnNrsNutru >,.v.r,,,.
MI 10 YIN iniNfs iNNtunt Eo. aud
hours quicker To ,tNefNNArs
inf Hffiir. Sr. Tour.
nrADu. ~. raul
All isoINr- rs
MirufuNN.
''"NN"' f"iNt-. thcrN,fti rtnA ar the "A. -
N"h "A f-f -tif ruW F-r and
rnNN--rArIl o. roUr-
itr,sfi equipment. heavy steel PAIL hal
TASTED roadway Nc-tihulrd. electric nshtrd
.rtn-' carrying Pullman -leeping and dining
i"r rates. tickets. schedule and Other In
torwetiuu apply a. any Ticket ofiic,. of an. q,
o. Ky. aud connecting lines or address "
g. M"rthcn. d. T. a. G. n q. iy.. Richmond
- r. 10Y ~. H. W.iTI.IER.
"'u- Nan, ten. Pass Agt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

irain No 30 leaves Richmond . 10 n m
daily for Petersburg, Noriina, y C.. and ali
intermediate points. Connection at NorIinn
with train arriving Henderson 10 u m md
Raleigh 3 80 p m daily, and Durham ! - m
daily, except sunday. "
Trains leave Richmond for Washington.
New York and the East daily; No ~ att,:l5
m, and No &C at 5:O5 p m
CONNECTIONS at Jacksonville and TamDa
Tor al Florida East Coast points, and Cuba
and Porto Rico At New Orleans for ali
points In Texas, Mexico, and California
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
S EABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

CAPITAL CITY ROUTE"
short line to Principal cities Of the south
and Southwest. ~ ,TidA. cuba. Texas ali
fvrula aud Mexico, reaching the Capitals Of
~iN states:
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AP'L II. 1902
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND MAIN
STREET STATION DAILY.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
timers MHNTEl !!

Steady employment will be- given
To 20 Machine Men. on air drills
at Sl.35. and 10 100 Laborer= at
81 10. underground. at the AR
MINUS COPPER MINES. near
Mineral. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
sLEEPING CAR SERVICE

Nos 81 and 34-Florida and Metropolitan
Limited Pullman Drawing-room, Observe
ton and Compartment Sleeping Cars 10
tween New York and Tampa, vestibule
coaches between New York and Richmond
and between Richmond and Jackson
VILE and between Hamlet and 81. An
0ustine. Nestibuled coaches between New
York and Washington. aud between Rirb
mond and st. ugustine. Pullman Sleenin.,
cars ttri-weekly) between Washington nn5
Pinehnrst. Pullman Sleeping ears daily h.
tween Jacksonville and Tampa and between
Jacksonville and Orlando. Also. Through
rawing-room Sleeping Cars between New
Hamlet and tlanta. w"
Nos 2. and 66 Florida and Atlanta Fast
NAH Through Drawing room Buffet Siecns
ing cars between New York and Tanlpa con
inectlng at Hamlet with Sleeping Car to and
Through Pullman Tickets are sold Finest
Day Coaches
W. !. MAY,
o,,,.. City Ticket Agent,
District Passenger Agent.
hon -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

I iIttrIct Passenger Agent,
Phone. 4O5 iOO6 East Main Street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND nAI.

6;53 m No. "a From all points South
100 y m No. sc and Southwest
J:t5 p m,No &c From Norlina, y c. Peters
burg and local points
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22

New York. July g Henry F. King,
who for several years has troubled the
of1ciaia of the New Tork founding asy-
lum by periodically demandirg that
they reveal to him his identity yester-
day tried to murder two OF the sisters,
after which he attempted 30 end his
own life.
shortly before three o'clock. King.
who ts thirty years old. entered the
asylum. drew a revolver, shot sister
Angela In the left arm. Sister Cyraia
tn the left arm and left side and them
turned the weapon on his own breast.
making a slight abrasion. HE was
arraignea in Yorkviile Court and held
without bail on the charge OF assault
The sisters were not mortaily Injured.
King committed the deed because OF
the resentment he feels toward the
peoule OF the foundling asylum, who'
he SAYS, are conceaiing from MIN tue
identity OF his parents.
When he was a baby he was FOUND In
a basket on doorstep. ana was
taken to the asylum. where be was
brought up. He grew to believe that
he was the son of wealthy parents.
when aboy he was sent west ana was
there maintained by money sent py the
asvlum. and when he became OF age
they gave him $500. The latter sum-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
The COME PRISONS
SHOW How the DIngieu Tariff BIeeds
americans and Fag0rs Foreign
ers In Necessary Articles
OF Manufacture

WASHINGTON. d. G. July 22, ~-
chaIrmau Griggs, Of the Democratic
Crr gessional committee, today tolo
me story back OF the advertisement
wsrh appeared in some of the New
yCrE rapers last week Offering a re-
uerd OF 800 for the special discount
sbt.t to accompany Healy ". Pea
bety's export price list, Mr.. Crtggs
sa
"A gentleman In the employ OF the
T.nNeratlc Congressional committee
has for several months be.n engaged
r. IN effort to secure some OF the
spscIal discount sheets Of leading ek-
nart houses BY the cooperation of
several friendly manufacturers be has
succeeded In obtaining the list OF about
haf dozen Of the zoo exporting
houses OF New York Although these
lists are not the special diconnt sheets
advertised for By the COMMITTEES, and
do not quote bottom price for export
they do quote prices far below any
tha, can be obtained in the United
States. / will give you the two prices
IA some articles
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
CnINhMhN M0URkS
FOR AMERICAN FRIEND
Remarkable Oem0nStr alton oil Love
and Grigl for His BeneiaCi0r
Shown bu LONG JACK"

CAMBRIDGE. Nd July g The
funeral Of James a MeAijister yestsE.-
day was the occasion of a remarkable
demonstration Of affection Ten years
ago. whsn Long Jack. a Chinamaa,
came TO Cambridge To 80 into the
laundry business he was lhe arst Of .als
raee to take up hts home in the town.
He would have had hard ianae but
Tor Ai0Allister, who defended the Chi
namAn against the boys. who tried ia
every way TO make life miserable :or
him when Mr.. McAilister became
tll. Long Jack" Constantly sent
fiosers and delieacies' to him. When
be died the ChinamAn's : grief waS in
tense
JUS; before the funeral ceremony
Long Jack went to the house and
offered prayers such as the Chinese
ufser al the hiers Of their loved ones.
Then he hired thirty carriages for the
funeral. so that all who desired might
60. Instead of riding himself he
walked behind the hearse all the way
from the Southern Methodict church
to the grave, his hand on the hearse
and tears treaming down his face he
was clad In white from head to foot
When the grave had been filled.
Long Jack" had il covered by great
mass OF flowers,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
GUBh COMP LHINS OF
BRh66'S CRITICISM
Pigs Tail" Comment In Letter 10
Nlte likelu TO Result In Con-
SUI Generals Recall

WASHINGTON. u. e J4iy % -
The Calraa government has formally
called to the attention os Minister
sQuiers AZ Havana the uttefaaees crit
iclxiag the CUBAN people attributed 70
Consul Geaeral Bragg Mr sauiers
has communicated ssth the state De-
partment, aad In all probability the
matter will be laid before the President
for a decision by him as To ~helher
General Bragg shall be- recalled.
The State Department has also heard
indirectly from General Braxg IL is
understood shat be regards ta.s as q
personal matter, and that he had q
right 30 say anything be pleased la q
private letter to his wife, Apparently
he is in the attitude OF neither denying
nor afrrn,ng the accuracy 81 the quo
tA;son. II IL alleged that General
Bragg sal8 that ii would be- a. easy to
make whistle o4t ~ pigs tai as 10
make anything out Q; The cBoans
There IN . strong feeIsag that the
President Wli! },e pbj eed 10 withdraw
he eeaeral from Cuba IL the Cuban
government should dec lare h3as per
soma ron gfata there would b. ao al
tentative. bat II In apparent that he
CHban government expects The lnitea
States 10 taAe action that al render
il unnecessary for the Cuhaas 70 adopt
ssazh measure.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
SP0OKS HAVE NO FEAR
OF THE SMALLPOX
CyObIlnS Haunt a Hospital and
Fri0htenhxau MI Night Watch.
men and Dogs

SYRACUSE, N. Y. July 22.--The city
hospital is without night watchman.
Three of them In succession have
abandoned the job because of the
ghosts which they say haunt not only
the hospital, but Tne whole neighbor-
hood
Only CONTAGIOUS diseases are ad-
mitted to the city hospital, and there is
only one patient there nova man Ill
of the smallpox. A night watchman
Ia required for him, and after the
resignation OF two men who had tried
II. James Roberts was hired without
being informed of the ghosts.
He served four days and then he ap-
peared at the city hall and notihed the
department of health that the position
was vacant For two nights out ct
the four he served. Roberts says tnat
unearthly noises and strange lights
were heard and seen about the OLD nos
pital. and that the same wierd Things
were going on in another building.
,umhle-down and deserted. l00 ieet
from the hospital.
Roberts two dogs, which he had
with him for company, turned ana ned.
bowling at every step, at the nrst
demonstration of the ghosts Ihe
watchman had been in full view OF
hoth buildings, and says that no one
had entered either of them. ne
n arousad the keeper of the hospital. VINO
had also heard tiiE strange noises anu
thew went over to the old builulhs'
they found the door which Is uh-
iatchad during the day and opens at
the touch of finger. firmly oolteu.
Their combined efforts failed 10 open
IL waiting until daylight they trleu
the door a second time and II swung
hack at the gentlest touch. Inc TWO TWO
men had stood only few feet irom rom
the door while waiting. ana no one
aproached nor left 1t.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
GIRLS SHINE SHOES
FOR THEIR LIVING
Forrest Sisters Gave UD Concert
Singing TO Weld the Brush on
the Street Corners.

WASHINGTON. n. C.. July ga
The spectacle OF tao attractive yoang
women engaged In bIaeklng mems
boots attracted crowds OF persons 10
the vicinity Of = downtown store to-
day
The feminine wleiderx of the brush
are the Misses Belle and Marie For
rest. aud they hail from q small town
Ia Illinois,
They are not la the business for
their health, They slate that phil
anthropy has no place ia their motives
They seek the dimes Of the general
public. and q wayfariag man may en-
Joy the unique sensation Of seeing ais
foot wear grow radiant under the def
touch OF feminine fingers
A year ago these yomng women came
out Of the vest 90 make = tour OF the
eastern States, fmparsing touches Of
their polish 10 shoes In Philadelphia.
Piisshnrg, Detroit. Altoona. Harris
burg and other towns In previous
years they have gons aorth and west of
the Missouri river, and al! through the
southern States
We became shoe sinners" said the
Forrest sisters this morning. because
Of the novelty of the thing. We used
TO give concerts. but there In more
money In backing shoes. We do the
work for the benefit OF ourselves, not
for charity. We canvass the town AMI
sell tickets beforehand, which we re-
deem on certain specified days"
The sisters cay they are not ashamed
of their work, They have been here
a week. and report q good business,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
MARX HhNNh
AND GEN. WOOD
The ohio Boss viii Tru TO
Prevent the appointment
OF Wood as a Canal
Commissioner

WASHfNGTON, ID. c.. July 22.--
senator Hanna has informed friends
in Washington that he will not permit
GENERAL Leonard Wood to become "A
member OF the isthmian Canal Com
Mission II he can prevent 1t. 1t has
been reported that Wood would like
10 he a member of the commission.
and that the President would appoint
him its head.
Hanna has heard tnat Wood was
slated for the place. and Hanna holds
wood responsible for the troubles OF
Major Rathbone In Cuba. He dis
likes Wood. and has informed his
irlearis that he will oppose his con-
hrmation by the Senate. II he car
'eS out his threat there will be the
.en1 expected public break between
Hanna and the President, and he may
succeed in defeating the confirmation
Wood be nominated.
l. is certain that the Senator's will
'y To dictate the nominations for
H'Hoers of the commission. That
"d why Hepburn tried to haze the
provision stricken out OF the bill Civ
ttg The Senate power to condrm.
Is wanted to leave the selection OF
u, mmisslon to the President and
"''I him responsible. He said at the
I'M" that the Senate would make the
'Hmlssion "a sort of eleemmosynary
,M tuition for decayed statesmen who
Ha' a"parted the Senate" He was
,'afn ny the Senate, and Hanna will
nav his opportunity to show his
opposition to Wood Ii the President
om-hatcs him for one of the members
VI IN" anal Commission.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
He WANTS TO KNOW HIMSELF
Information OF His IdontItu B6inO Refused He
Shot Two Nuns

1t In saids wAs given IN the asylum foT
King. and the knowiestEe ~ tfis fuare
him believe ns0re thar ever that his
parentage was eushFouded in great
mystery
In some wav BE- heard that he was
the soa OF a very wealthy man. and
that a great inheritance awaited him.
He vent to the asylum and demanded
To know who had left the $500 for him.
and the Sisters refused to say He
came again and again, and still this
information was refused him. and
finally he became so annoying that his
arrest was caused several times On
May last he made still another effort
to get the Sister TO talk, and. falling,
swE liowei carholtc acid.
Il was repetition yesterday OF what
had happened many times before. The
information that he sought was again
refused, when he drew the pistol and
be6an shooting The Sisters we're
Sister Angela. Is years old, and Sister
Cyrila. 80 While not fatally injured,
both are suffering great pain.
King was In n state OF frenzy when
arraigned In court this morning He
said he could not see that there vas
anything before him In life, so he nan
decided TO die. The name which King
bears was given him arbitrarily ny
some officers of the institution.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
THE RESULT OF IMPERIALISM
Carload Of MdndCIed Insane Soldiers ON the
WdU to WASHINGTON

Chicago IN July g. Twenty IN
sane men manarled and Wild -eyea
wers ihe breakfast guests of Alderman
Henry l.. Ftcb of the ninth ward. To-
day TIE men fied into the aider-
E.nt restaurant. fell into iine at the
rosnsnsnd attention" aat dowa by
samtnatd cad ate Ia the mannsT ha-
,,saHal 10 military men.
The fnea gre soldiers from The Pal
sppanes tall, asaiwMrt and htIe-
iiuthea bat every one is AS mad NJ a
march hare Under command af "a
officer they are on their way 60 Wash
iugson where they are 10 be cared sar
and, II possible. restored IN health
The chains that we're elasped about
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
Army MATTERS
NEW BRIGnDIER GENERAL
Fred Grant viii Probably Be Given
Command Of the Department
OF Texas

WASHINGTON, D. c., July "a
Colonel Thomas Ward. chief OF stan
to General Miles, was today appointed
brigadier general in place of Jacob II.
Smith, retired.
Ward will retire In the course of a
day or two, when Colonel Joseph y.
Sanger, of the inspector generals de-
partment. now in the Philippines, will
become brlgadier general.
General Frederick d. Grant, at pres
ent In the Philippines. viii probably
soon assume command of the Depart
.ment of Texas.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-22
Paid Ten Gents Reward
For Recovery OF S40,0C0

CHICAGO. III, July ga woman
lost bag containing papers and cur
rency valued at $40 llS yesterday after
noon. and when they were returned 10
her she rewarded the finder with 10
cents. He was unable to reply or to
learn her name before she hurried
away, but later he recovered from the
shock and placed the dime In a gilded
frame.
The woman who lost the bag was
nervous. middle-aged and dressed In
black. She left the bag on seat In
a South Side elevated car. 1t con-
tanned $11S in cash. besides mortgages
amounting to $4,000. The man who
found II was Charles A. Stuekrath, a
guard on the Union Loop at Madison
street and Fifth avenue.