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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

oil opnad Qr6ejoe til faa mango iom
muli9t = men bet er i~nolpienbe, at
bet / 6oert Sab er ct bpiit misligt
Vliooet. Og boiltet @fsempel giDer
cette non for De lnge, iom uobdnnes
/ 5a9et2 De Ter ganlte naturligt ben
til, bodo Deres noirmeTte 5ForeIatte
uoretter, CO dnbenoer en- BERTH fbds
renoe WlaaleItot for here's egen Ser
ming og bet / en- 9Rretio, oa be
Tube ar6ejoe at ale Qipiens &r9fs
ter for at opnda life blot 8pgtigbeo
men ogfda en- pasIenoe 0urtigbeo /
oares 9erning. Oct er 10 igprigt al
minoeligt bctenbt, ct Get 3empo, bpori
rer ar6ejpes Der til2anbs (Oanmdrt),
Itadr unoer Qrbejosmaaoen / foriteQiz
ge 2anbe. Og ben forte 2trbeiOstiO
bar neppe meofprt nogen 5orunoring
/ bette 5orbolo.
9Oorfor taller Qrbejoernes 9eoere
alorig inotr9ngenoe til beres 3ilbQnz
gere ON, at De ltal ltr9be fremao /
5a9opgtig9eO o9 gre bet baglige 2ip
ri9ere for fig ielO gennem &erlig6eO
til oeres 9erning2 Qrbejoet fan 10
bog / aoitiQige Sag o9re en- Rptelie;
men 9anite pitt, bet blep inofgrt Iom
en- 5orbanoeIie, og / bet minoite paa
bette Omradoe IDne5 man at D9re
bleoet noget .bibelife" por 5ib.
Nen cen ltopitling ituloe 4r6eiOerz
mes nrre 8enner mooarbejoe at al
Gone.
6oorfor larer hi I. SIS. life gem
mem 4~rbejoernes Blade be oDgti9ite
SDenoe / bpert Sag at tenos? Rogle
at Dem maa 10 bare orepet here's Dir
6ejte lige op til &unitens @rpnI er.
Som Regel bprer be rel til be title /
2dncet - men bet er fun en- @runo
mere til at bragg Dem frem iom Soes
aler for ale oeres 8pllsr.
SAB os faa .4r6eioets 3iooere"
iaIitrsrereoe og biografereoe / 4r6eiz
mes Blade - De bar 10 mletteit rsO at
finte Gem. 8ette piloe pore ct gopt
0iobel til at patte Den rette aerli9z
FEB til Nrbeioet bps be unqs. 90
6pis Ri ifal bebare en- o0gtig 6danoz
oGsrieritano, Iaa moa Ter meo glo0=
senoia6eo tie noqen 5@oranorin9 / Nr=
feiosfor6oloet pad bette Omradoe.
8ette R1ionnsment er utOiDliomt
fuiot 6erettiget.
8e, Der alene matter 4r6eioerne
efter 0}un6en, er lite oeres beoite
@enner. 50 oil man for 4loor baz
be 4r6ejoerne Up % frem / Samfuns
pet, Ida maa man life glemme Osa
Sioe al Sagen, hi Der bar omtdlt.
Gn GOD uoeannelie er for en- 6daH0s
parier bet iamme iom en- GOD 6tolss
gang for Barnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

pda piloe 8eie. = Gn Or
Domains Deo bet / 6arersleD pprenoe
prsiiiits Observation-Disclosures Gbriitis
an S6omien ira 5%lensbora, bar paret
%foriounOen iioen forrige Onsodg.
9an far 6eIpeget &reoit6anten /
5lensborg for 1000 Mart.
6or nossn 2io iioen 6aobe cen I'M
&c N3ano 0rlop. 6an telegrafereoe
ON 5orlan9elie, ba bans Wo0er oar
blersu ina, CO r~erefter tom Telegram
ON. at Fun BAR Dor. ida 5ia1oelien
io~rIen8eoe5 enonu Fl Bar Dag.
N Giierretningen Rite fg at bore
Gpipiao, ittnttes ban 7 Cages Or
rsit o. miiieoe auapptn iom Inner
forporaI (y@efreiterO.
Zen ing forpilo.oe Mono tr rtiIt
meo 1oatt noro paa % eiterfaoer ct
Entail &reoitorer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

0uIb6rpllup Aft9gtss
mano Ssrgen g6r. Onus % Suitru
9atbrine 9ort6ea, feot qetsrien, /
0olerup pad Als, fejreoe forlsoa
oeres @ulobrDaup.
st Mufitforps brdgte 8nle6ruoes
parrst Ell Rorgen6ilien / beres 6jsm,
bopr ogIad ben sorige Del al 6eiten
iejreoes. On g~ftermiooagen ~lamlece8
1dmilien, 0enner og be nermeite Nas
beer hos gruoeparret og fejrsoe Das
gen men BEN.
Of g%ru0eparrets 6amilis oatfire
greore til Steoe, booraf ben 9lDlte.
Sans 0uus at Ssrup, er 80 9tar
gammel, men enonu meset raft. @n
Morbrober, Sergen glaot al Winoe-
berg Rpo, Der er rigelig 50 Oar gam.
mel og iGrbeles raft. bar IiseIeoes til
Steoe.
Sogneprelte ten bragte Bruospdrret
fin aptsnifning og bolot en- bjertelip
Gale, bDori ban minbeoe pm be ben
runons Qars Sorger og @l9oer.
gruoeparret bar baret peliignet
mso 8 gern, booraf 3 er osoe, {
Iom Imaa.
9ruoeparrst er enbnu raft og reria
Duus er 8eteran fra 1848-50, oi
oioroe 5elttoget meb | alIe 3 aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

&e0be0e 6ti6brubne. =
9orgerrepraIeHtaiionsns 6ormano /
6aotrslc9. 6r. Sens Sobannlsn, bar
ira UiaBen5 3ereri / 6amborg mon
tagct 6fierretnina ON. at hans Sen,
Der BAR for6bret meo gartiti6st
aeoit6". er blepen reooet tiQigemeb
aaptainen CO flere andre al gelat=
ningen. iom man ontog at bare ON
tonne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

aingribning. - Oct Imutie
Gommerpejr forrige Manoag 6aooe
Iotiet mango WlenneIter til Ringrioers
felt / Reisbp.
Gn GRIN Mdrt / umiooelbar 11rs
heo al Nielisns GGiteioeraaaro / gps
ems psitlige Del tjente iom Rioe6ane.
ri De 81 Rpttere opnaasoe ar.
qeterlen fsrite pramie.
Gftsr enOt RiOning Iamleees set.
peltagerne ct meo 8lomiter oe 0rent
imptiet 3elt til ct 5GlesmaaltiO, beo
boiltet Der par goo Stemning men
3dler % Sdn9e.
Soften ilutteoe meb Ell muntert Bal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
M9lfebettens lette Tnot
(a riitan $ D.

WGlfe6ettens lette 6not
oriper pioe oper 9anoe, Z
Ter re andre 8lomiters Slot.
= l9nges iaa mob fjerne Stranoe
Qualifications guile 9ra9t
1noes ei at noble planter;
Stuloertret og TABS 5oragt
mgoer ben pda aQe adnter.
6abemanoens floQe 9lif
ON hens 5aroe ei tan i%totte;
cen er eftsr bans 9eItif
fun en- o6anoens Melte6ptte".
4ene Self, Tom paa en- 5ur
ptuttsr 9tomiter meo bet famine,
fir. at 9ooetano q Dur;
= fattig Itaqr ZEN, 9iort til Stan.
me.
Da bli'r @lomIten ono og bib,
co linens pens 6jsrte grGoer,
meo I'm 5aof rem Tmurisr til
oeres fine SpnOagsflGOer.
Naltebsttens lette 5not
orioer pioe Ober 2dn6e,
ier be andre glomIters Slot,
- lang:s 10 mon fjarne Strdnoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

,..aea leo | mannebspis at 6ulsonbe.
Gelectric Oil belbrebeoe mig pad "a Elmer. !"
W. g. @iit, oapesuiae, Np.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

Pre- tefalb. = I'll bet leoigs
grGitetalo / giolberup er p%raIenteres
De qaltOr Risien / Mioloen Iamt
adpsadnerne Matbieien / 9aoersleo
og Rielien at a%ingenas. Der bapoe
meIot Jig 8 Q~nfsgere, l Brett og 6
&dpeqaner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

a~apeaaner.
Wfstonsmgbet poa gsgs
bopeo forleOen gftermioOag bapoe
iamlet 500 0eltagere.
Oct bar begunItiget at berligtSomz
merOeir; ben temmelig Iterte g!GIt
m9rtece man life noget til paa ben
al gdtten og Stoben gobt be fbttebe
5eitplaos. Mebet inbleoeoes af poz
Itor Matbieien, og O~erefter talte pa
ltor Yeterien al 6biooing. Som I9bs
bdnlig blep Der giort ct Sp6olb pda
en- fife Zine, unber boiltet Der blcp
oruttet Safe. 0erefter talte 4aItor
9rooerien at 4rrilo, % Sognepr9s
ten, pditOr prabl illltteoe.
s. | n. - QanomdnDen bar
nj traOlt meo at faa 4gerbeet bier
get. Def er flere Qar Iioen, Der er
inoaplet ida gobt ct 9odntum SO poa
4germarfen oeo 3oftluno iom / @ar.
Gngene, ION man fsrlt / n9Ite llge
bill 6egpnoe meo at bjerge 0get paa,
Ier meget looence lo.
SIolss. 5orleoen Morqen
ST. AZ patteoes ge6oerne / Q(a6enz
rad at 9rdnoiignaler, Der bar nemlig
opitaaet Sto bps Snepter NieIien i
9oles9poe.
9agbp9ningen meo @9rfIteb og
Eager neobr9nOte fuloIt9noig.
ulpffe8tilfelbe. - Oa en-
al 9robpgserne peo ben p%aa6egpnoie
Smadbane ira uitrup til 3oftluno
iorrige 9eroag bar / Serb meo at
iprGnae S!en, itete Sprpngningeu
Ter tioli9. pg Manten ramtes /
6aancen.
SITTER qntomHen til Snqe6uiet /
6acersleo MATTE 0aanoen ieties at.
Zen fprut0tteoe er Stenirtter Qe=
ter Stauts6olt At 8lens6org, bcenne
S%sr9,nsgaoe 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

SnotaIbte 6orftert.
II gsm9no D. - 5orrige Manoa9
msote Oeo ben prpiiiife 0iItrittstom.
mdnoo i 6lensborg ct tort qntul
5oritGrtningsm9nb fra 9oroIlespigs
fOrite1ige 6gne.
) ben nOrolige Del at 9Den bar
@aIt9iOerierne Ratten foruo til 0els
oOerfplote al be iubfalote.
9eo Mio0ugstib fprtes 5oritarts
ningsmaaoene meo RegimentsmuIit=
fen i Spioien til ganegaaroen for at
fsres til 9eiren peo 9octItect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

oa andre aunftmalerier, iaaipm BOrtrGtter, 1lOrraS
amt eanbfab8= o. Marinesseener .. E. D. usisrt
mutt oq biniat. gebIte os fineite imprrtesshe darpe'
f1'ube Colors) o9 prepated canvas bfnnite''
He,tianaer mobtaaes paa 9esninser til a%lterramnlrt
o.Ln n. JENSEN,
q North Main St, Council hluf@. Ia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
LAsoR TROUBLES IN RUSSIA
Vast Area Is Affected and $4,000 Men
A-r On Strlkc.

Vast Area Is Affected and 100000 Men
Are On Strike.
London. Aug. The Daily Mails
Nikolaicn correspondent fully con-
firms The accounts ~ strikes IN South
Russia. The correspond gays that
100000 men are affected and that ST.
multaneously strikes occurred over a
vast industrial area. tie says that the
amount of studied organization and
well-concealed preparations was I'M
precodented in the troubled annals Of
Russian labor. Prices OF the neces.
saries OF life are rising by leaps and
bounds
The strikers on the whole have pre-
served exemplary order, but this. how
ever. has not saved them from savage
attacks. directed by General Sarsenieff.
governor OF Odessa. Groups OF men
who assembled last Saturday, with
The intention of holding a meeting.
were driven into a solid mass by 500
Cossacks. backed by two lines OF in
fantry with fxed bayoneis. About 1000
strikers beins thus enclosed by a dou-
bic Gordon. the Cossacks rode through
them. striking right and left with
heavy whips the fallen men being
trampled under the horses feet
When the living mass had been thor
oughly kneaded to the governors will
numerous men were arrested as sus-
pected apiiat0rs. The infantry then
marched OF. and the strikers scat
tered in a dozen directions, with Cos
sacks at their heels. II is reported
that 400 strikers were more or less
seriously injured. and that from six
to i succumbed. The whole affair is
a typical piece OF Administrative saw
agpry.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
COAL BARGE FOUNDERS
The Florrie Goes Down in Storm
and Five Persons Perish.
ONLY TWO OF CREW WERE SAVED
The Big Seas Broke over the Vesse'
and She Sank So Quickly That Help
Could Not 6-aoh Vietims--Survivors
Rescued In Exhausted Condition.

New Bedford. Mass. Aug. the
coal barge Florrie. in tow OF the TUG
Boswell. while on her way from NOT
folk for Providence. fOundered be-
tween Barnegat and Fire Island dur
ing a heavy northeast storm. Captain
Cobb. OF the barge, and one OF the
deck hands we're saved, but Mrs. Cobb,
the captains wife. a lCyear-old son, a
how named Jones. who was making the
trip with the captain, the engineer
and cook Of the barge whose names
are not known. went down with the
vessel and were lost
The Boswell sailed from Norfolk
towing the barges Emile and florrle
the latter being the stern boat On the
way mn the coast a heavy storm was
encountered Tuesday night, and at
1880 o'clock that night the deck house
aft was swepf away by one OF the BIG
seas. The seas broke over the stern
of the little vessel, filing her very
oricllv so that she went down stern
foremost CAPTAIN Coob had just time
10 seize the two boys. one under each
arm who stood beside him in the pilot
house Mrs. Cobb. the engineer and
cook were an below and were carried
down with the sinking barge
The waves tore Captain Cohh's hold
from the two boys who were swept
away Captain Cobb and the deck
hand chung 20 a hatch and we're res
cued nearly exhausted, in about half
an hour by the tug.
The Florie was bound TO Providence
with about 5000 tons Of coal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
DOUBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Man and Woman Found With Their
Threats Cut.

Allentown. Pa. Aug 7. - Eugene
Bloch and Katie Falzinger. wife OF
Robert Falzinger, were found in the
iatters apartments with their threats
cut The woman was dead, but the
man may recover. They were found
by the woman's father, Henry Mailer,
when he called at his daughters
rooms. Mrs. Falzinger was horribly
slashed on the chest, neck and back
Bloch has a slight cut on the throat
and three cuts on the right forearm.
he made a statement TO the police
that the deed was committed by a
stranger while he and Mrs. Falzinger
were IL bed; that the woman pleaded
for her life: that he was wounded in
trying to prevent her murder. and that
helplessness from loss Of blood pre-
vented his making an cutlery.
Mrs. Falzinger was estranged from
her husband. They have one daughter.
Bloch whose father, Nathan Bloch,
hanged himself one month ago, is d.
vorced from his wife, and has four
children.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11

cThe square peg IN the round hole"
hguratively expresses the use OF neans
unsuited to the desired end. A great
many people who have been cured of
dyspepsia and other diseases of the stom-
ach and its allied organs of digestion and
nutriticn by the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery say awe tried many
medicines with only temporary benefit.
1t was not until we began the use of
Golden Medical Discovery that we
found complete and lasting cure"
$4,000 FORFEIT will be paid by
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL. AsSo-
CITATION, Proprietors, Buffalo. n Y, il
they cannot show the original sigr ature
moniai below, and also of the writers OF
every testimonial among the thousands
which they are constantly publishing,
thus proving their genuineneSs.
at il with pleasure that tell you what Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets
have done for me- writes Mrs. L. VI. Palmer, OF
peede, Kaufman Co. Texas rrwo years ago l
was taken with stomach aud bowel trouble.
Everything ! ate would put me IN distress
lived two weeks on milk and even that gave me
pain. felt as though would starve 10 death.
Three doctors attended me-oDe said had dys-
p<psia. two said catarrh Of the stomach and
bowels They attended me lone al time for
one year. / stopped taking their medicine and
tried some patent medicine got no better and
i grew 50 weak and nervous my heart would
futter. could not do any kind OF work Now
can do my house work Very well aw gdintne
~ flesh sad sf,eagEh, and can eat ANYTHING
want
Accept no substitute for DR., Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medica,
Adviser is sent Jyrc on receipt Of stamp:
TO pay expense OF mailing only. Send
FL one-cpnt stamps for the paper covered
book, or II stamps for the cloth bound
volume. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, But
falo. n. Y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11

Atlantic City. y. j.. Aug. Twenty
passengers on the pleasure yacht Car
RTE Egner had their lives endangered
by an accident to the boat. Captain
James Parker was returning from sea
when the wind dropped to dead calm
The yacht therefore became unman-
ageable and drifted on the bar oppo-
site the inlet pavilion. The hysfericai
cries of the women aboard threw the
1000 people in the inlet pavilion into
state Of excitement. and -rumors OF
drownings were broadcast. Fortu-
nately the other inlet captains were
prompt in responding TO the call for
assistance and succeeded in landing
all hands safely.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
ASKED TO BE SENT TO JAIL
Illinois Convict, Released On Parole,
Stranded In NeM YORK.

Stranded In New York.
New York. Aug Hungry With
his last cent gone. Charles j. Davis.
under sentence ior forgery in the llli-
n0is state relormatory, who had vlo-
lated the parole under which he was
released from that Institution. gave
himself up and asked to be taken back
10 prison. as he had 20 hope Of max
ing an honest living. inability 10 get
work at his trade as a stone cutter
because not a member of a union, Is
the reason. he declares. for his de-
spondency
Davis said that he was sentenced 20
an .nlc,erminate term Of from one TO
Is years in toe Illinois state reiorma-
tory at Pontiac, Ill.,, in December
1897 for forging pay checks on the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad.
Because OF good behavior be was pa
rolled after serving il months. lie
failed 10 report one month. and was re-
arrested and returned 20 the reforma-
tory. where he served nine months
more and was again released. He
kept his parole for awhile, bnt finally
driited 10 this city.
Davis win be held until the Illinois
authorities are heard from. II re-
turned to prison now be must under
the Illinois law, serve ont his full
term.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
NEGRO HAD MARROW ESCAPE
With Rope Around His Neck He Con-
fessed Robbinu Jersey Farmer.

Beverly. y. j., Aug. Ia negro said
to be Frank Jordan, Of Media, Pa,
bad a narrow escape from personal
violence at the hands OF a lot Of far
mers In this vicinity. Samuel Lew
ellyn saw the negro coming ont OF bis
house. l.,twellyn investigated and
found that his house had been robbed.
lie gave the alarm and gathered to-
gether n number Of farmers, who
searched for the negro. He was To-
Gated along Rancocas creek He Would
not surrender until after a rifle ball
had shot or a piece OF one Of his ears.
lie was then taken by the crowd and
a rope was put around his neck and
the other end Of the rope was thrown
over tree. He was told to confess,
but refused. end II was not until he
was almost lifted from the ground
that he confessed to stealing watch,
ring and some money. Tho rope was
then taken from his neck and he was
marched to this place and lodged in
iail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
SEABOARD
AN LINE RAILWAY

Short Line to Principal Cities OF tne
South and Southwest, Florida, CUBA, exas :
California and Mexico. reaching the NaP'
scHEDuLE IN EFFECT April y. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoSD-MAIA sIkEhi
.sTATIOS-DAILx.
a.1oa. m.-Iocal for NorlinA, Hamlet ana
Charlotte. u,oo,,
2.9op. m.-Seaboard Mail-TO Henderson,
Raleigh, Southern Pines, Hamlet. Az
lanta, Columbia, Savannah, Jackson
vile and Tampa. Le%es fIede'l0AS
burg 1928 p. m. ,-.
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping ears
between New York and Jacksonville !
connecting at Hamlet with through
Pullman cars for Atlanta.
fO25 o m.-SeabOard kXpresS-lO ileh-
derson, Raleigh. Southern Pines, Ham
lat. Atlanta, Charlotte. Columbia, "a
vannah. jacksonville and tampa
Leaves Fredericksburg $50 P. m
Pullman Drawing-ROOm Sleeping cars
between New York and Tampa, ana
New York and Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIchMoND-DAlLf'
s.s5a. m.-No. 34-From Florida, Atlanta
and the Southwest.
AKIN. m.-NO. 6f-FrOm Florida, Atlanta
and the Southwest. H.,
5.Dp. Mo. Sj-Ffom Nerlina and local
points.
z. p. SMITH. w, - ;r 49, o.
1OOs Fast Main ST.. Richmond. va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
Southern Railway.
schedule effective June 81, 1913.
Trains leave Washington from Pennsy
yapia Station.

schedule effective June 81, 1913.
r-.,ns taava Washington from Pehnsyl'
yaDia Station.
7.oam Daily-Local for Harrlsonourg.
Warrenton. Danyille, and way s.a , n9ns;a
fimitei. First-class coaches and drawing
room deeper to Jacksonville, ria. DIN
,sa m Daily-United States Fast Mail
Lrst.ciass coaches and drawing room
slesper TO New Orleans. Dining-car ser
VIZ az, m Week Days-Local for Harri-
sonburg and way stations on MANASSAS
40 . m Daily-Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville. $1,000 ..,ar,a
p1nress-First-class coach and sleeper 10
Atlanta. Mondays, Wednesdays ana III
davs Sunset Route Tourist sleeper, Nash
ton To san Francisco. Pullman bunet ser
70 nm Daily-New York and Mem
,b,s I limited (yia Lynchburg )-tlrsL-class
coacb and sleeping car 70 Roanoke hnOA
willie. Chattanooga, and memphis, sleeper
10 New Orleans. Dlning-caI service,
1O.45 m Daily-Washlngloh anu oo JUL
western Limited-All Pullman tIA ms Ma
aud 0lseTNdIIOu CdAo W
s snu o,esners to Augusta, Nashville, At
isn m Macon. Memphis. New orleans
Djning-car service.
TRAINS on BLUEMosnT BsASc ~ - ~
Leave Washington $40 a m, l.U p III,
xa5p m. 4 AZ D 10, 6.25 m, week uays' la az
Ter 10 Leesburg only. sundays oniy,s.ol' 9'lo
q m aud SAB ? M, A. son,h or,,ve
Warrington 6.42 IN, Coz q NJ 80
am % o M, 9.15 pm, and $50 m,
daily All Local trains from HarrisondP burg
~ " m week days and s.O5 m daily.
From Charlottesville. S.2Sa IN and 800 , m
daily.
Tickets, sleeping-car. reservations, ana
detailed information can be had az ueAel
Office, O5 18th ST. OIL Pa ave. az sp tb1o sn1
sylyania Station. Baggage checKeu 'ntousn
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910 for z. X. X. GAP service
c. ii. ACKERT General Manage 70.
u vi. HAhDWICK, General ass As'
\ BROWN, General AGENT
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11

Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 7.-Sheriff L.
w. Williamson, Of Desoto county,
Miss, was brought to this city for
medical attention. having been shot
and probably MORALLY wounded at
fernando. Miss, in a pistol duel with
County Surveyor w. II. Moody, Of De
soto county Williamson and Moody
we're candidates for the county clerk
ship. and it is stated that the difficulty
grew out Of campaign differences.
They met and quarreIed and ex-
changed shots. Williamson received a
wound in the stomach that IS consid-
cred fatal. Moody Surrendered.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11
EIGHT HURT IN EXPLOSION
Short Circuit Caused Powder to Go
OF In Mine Car.

Paramount. ". Va. Aug. IA ter
rife explosion Of powder at Monon-
gahela mine No 2 resulted in the in
juring of eight miners. three of whom
cannot recover. and probably two 9th
ers will die. The accident happened
in peculiar manner. The men were
in a mine car going down the slope OF
the mine entrance. One man on the
rear Of the car carried some cans oil
powder strung from coal auger TINS
rested on his shoulder A short cir
cult was formed when he accidentally
touched the electric trolley wire over
his head with the auger and the pow
der exploded.
The injured were brought here by
train and taken to the state hospital
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-11

Spokane, Wash Aug. IA romance
extending over a quarry Of century
will come to a happy climax next
Wednesday, when Weldon Brinton
Hepburn, United States senator from
Idaho. will marry Miss Gheratine
yeatman. Of Chester county, Pa Years
ago young Hepburn met Miss Yeat-
man. like himself Pennsylvania OF
Quaker ancestry, and they became
friends. In 1884 the young lawyer
came west and settled in Idaho He
became a leader of the bar, acquired
wealth, and last winter became United
States senator.