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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
81 MARSHALL'S STORE ROB-
BED
Experts Blew Open tha Safes Only
-Four Dollars m Money Taken

cur OgiaFa ~ WOntD FNNH
The store of Mr. q j. Nnr-hal. OF
Princess Anne street helow t-r X /. 4
T.. r. h depot. was entered by burglars
saturday night. teo iroa saies W, r.
blown open. valuable % 'ers scattered
over the Hoor aud four DOL %. IN money
taken
The work was evidently done by OK.
pert- ~ entrance Wa br-i attempted
AZ the heavy side door ui the office with
cold chi-el This door wgs fastened
on The inside hy two cry heavy bolts
ln this attempt thf r.i-rl wo- broken.
Then boxes wrr. ohfnin. from the open
warrhon=e nearby nni piled Mp fo the
nprer window WIS rrnrhrd The glass
were taken ont a1l ear,inily piled to-
s,fhrr near the Dili'r. They got &c., and
hv means oi an iron hook opened the
tran do1rovcr tur office and went down.
small hole Was drilled IN the office safe
between the lo-k and the knob - the
door The rhnrgc of dynamite wr'ct ed
the door-. when THIS was done they
went into the front part ol the store
" here the smaller sale Wa. Dynamite
Wa put rs the bottom ol the sg.c and %
Iapruhe ami oyereoat pnt over H. 10
deaien the sound a. the explosion The
door was shattered several gentlemen
warefcaied in front oi Hotel pannehl
Saturday night ~ l2-iO sni heard the
sound oi the explosion and attention
was called to 10. hut uo ono hal an idea
of the cause Ia II thought the burglars
we're frightened away. 81 the money
draw &C iir counter Wa not touched.
Mr. Mar-hail mase- 10 - rnie never to
keep money in hi- safes AZ night Ih,
sales ol the DAY had either been fego-iief
100 th4 hans or put in some safe place
The tools used nre now in the hands oil
O.Hrer Robinson The work wasevilent
is done hy two or more men. and from
the manner in which il was done one o'
them wn- familiar With All the surround
f..tHa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30

will sell on reasonable terms my
storehouse and one acre OF land situated
,bout two hundred and fifty yards from
The Sycamores" on the Main road Lead
inc from fredericksburg to Bowling
Green Q miles from Fredericksburg and
u miles from Bowling Green. The store,
honseislarge. commodious and in good
condition. Nearby, on the acre Of land
-nre three outbuildings in good condition
Terms-Hali cash and balance In Sly
months For further information apply
20 J. A Jones,
Rox 2T Guiney's, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
JUDGE MANN.
He spesks to A. immense Audience

ne speaks 10 ~ immense TS~'N"S
Judge William Hodges Mann OF MOTTO
way county. the author oi ihe Mann hii
recently passed hy the l.fgi-ltturc oi Nir
ginia spoke 60 "a large audience friday
ri.ht at the court house on tie temper
ance question. Judging from the round
after round of appliances Judge Nam r.
reiysd 10 was very evident that be- cap
furel his audience and specially the ie
male portion. oI whom Doe spoke DO th'
moot Gathering terms
Judge Mann msie one The most con
s-ryatigo talks chat has been delivered
since the opening oi the campaign -ay
ine nothing during h.-euiirc speech thai
Any one could toxic offence AZ. H. eA
planned the working the Mann h.iI ane
the good 10 had dome in iAc state DI Viz
elnia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Daily Boat From York River 70 Nor
folk.

Over three hundred prominent citizens
were in attendance upon the meeting at
Mathews c. II. Saturday Of the Mob
lack shippers and Produce Association
10 consider establishing a daily boat
fr,m Mathews and Gloucester to Nor
tolk A party Of business men made q
nronosition to establish such line ol
steam.rp. provided the association
would give them the support IN ths
avent Of competition. The proposition
.vas accepted and resolution passed
Ealing upon the the people to thesuppor'
of the enterprise
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
pssPsRAro's DARING ESCAPE
Lassoes Guard and compels Ja'ler 70
Saddle Horse for Him.

L2cSoct 0lafN NiiA ~~'''F
Saddle Horse for Him.
Knoxville. Tenn. June 29.-HaFVey
lean the alleged Montana train rob
her under sentence OF 20 years es-
caped from the Knox county jail.
while his guards back was turnea
logan threw a wire over his head ana
assoc him. tying him tight TO the
bars Of his cage. Having one entlre
eoor of the Jail 10 himself. Logan next
secured two pistols placed in the cor.
ridor Of the Jail for use by officers II
needed.
When Jailer Bell appeared IN an
swer to-a knock from Logan, the pms
oner passed out a bottle, saying ne
wanted some medicine. As the jaiiei
nut out his hand, Logan covered Mn
with a pistol. forced him to uniocf
the door and take him to the base
ment Of the jail. He then forced bei
10 take him to the sherin's stable an
saddle the sherin's horse. This Done
Logan mounted and rode away in IN
direction Of the mountains.
A posse started in pursuit OF IN
desperate within one hour
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Irvinatons Shirt Factory In Opee-
tim

The shirtiactory opened up on Monday
asst with some twenty operators. IL Is
particularly gratifying that fifteen OF our
town girls took positions there. All who
are engaged in it. and the visitors who
have expressed themselves, are highly
pleased with the operation OF the factory
and Encouragement. intact some ladies
lerlared it was charming and neat EN-
yloyment. Virginia Citizen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Special Friday and Saturday Exeur-
sionS

To New Jersey Seashore Resorts Via
r T. &P. and +. r r. or B.&O.k.R Com
mencing Friday. June 10th. and on FRI
day and Saturday OF each week until
September 18th. inclusive. round trip
ticket. will be on sale TO Atlantic city,
Cape Nav. ocean City aud sea Isle City
at IS 10. Tickets will be good going
only on date Of sale, returning 10 leave
seas hore resort not later than midnight
Of Tuesday following date OF sale.
c. C.. Cox. Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30

Local Markets
fCorrected by Simon HIrsh q brO.I


Wheat s6 to SIS; corn, new, - to
~ meal 81 30to 81 80 per 100 pounds :
oats 40 70 so; fowls Qive), o to 10
snrinc chickens. - to lie; ducks
live < 70 . dressed 1 ! to12; Winterchic
ems | , TO Is pound; lard, u to l2;eggs
13to IA; butter, 10 to %; hams, 14h
10 Is: Irish potatoes, so to -
sweet potatoes. SOTO l;beef 3 to ~
zeal 4. to , lambs, 81. 80 to $500; hides
foreenl 5 to 6; hides dry, to 10
baled hay. 81 TO sls per ton.
Wool-Unwashed, 10 to Fl; washed
"a to 25. 40 hn,
dred pounds. -
The grain markets closed yesterday .
oc1,bb;caeo-whea., June 81; July So.
corn. June 81; July %; oats, June 40
July 43k. -. sc
Reltimore-southern wheat. 40 to n
iouthern corn. 55 TO 5S
richmond Wheat. 81 TO SO; corn D
20 81: oats, 80 TO 90
AIexanaria,-W Wheat, ~ to rs; corn ?
I 10 So
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
THE STRIKE
as Seen BY Capt NJ 3 Rows Our
eoys All Welt Lieut. Lark'n ~oo'
nessEnd Bravery

ness snd Bravery
Cant Al r. Rowe returned from kl'h.
monl Friday al 1919 T.. II. lie-a'r 'uA'
lac rode over the Clay street ln- hur
dav NIGHT from one end to ih-other. =
to 1o.2O with the exception oil thr
,ynlo-ion ff - lew torpedo r- on the tin'N
and nn occasional rock ifom th' hish
bills in fhe lower part oi the city lher'
was little Inconvenience. No cr""H-
were allowed To- gather around the car \
and no constructions placed on thr tInrNr.
The Washington Guards are SIN on nuiy
al Doth and = streets. where thpt
Revere hns charge 0i manning am semi
inr ont cars our boys were IN the
thickest of thn trouble Wednesday night
Lieut.. larkin displayed mnrh u'H'fr9
and exceeding Goodness 800 rtin"N liA ''-
-truction- from the trers Amil inf PEERS
from the crowd. Thcla- obstruction u"
be- removed Wac q barrel Nhfn De- APP
nroarh.d FL tine crowd told him NOT 90
20 near. that dynamite WIS 900 10 ilc
said. "Ail right wlli sc'. ana klr.'d it
from the track Then shower ~ stones
feW about him when Doc drew hi- rev ol'rr
and the crowd wa- forced harh.
some Injuries have been received il
members of thr Guards 80 follows. Tor
ppral Joseph rrOctoraud Private li'nry
Walters were struck with rocks ana ii-
charged their mnsket- at their hidden a.
-,,ilnnts Private luhr White wa- sirurk
last week with bottle while ON the car.
which cnu..i hi- gun 90 he discharged
S.rerant B " ieagrI had o. marrow
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
EARLE VET.
Ripe Tomatoes Shipped From, North
err Neck June 23rd.

The Northern Neck. or rather that por-
ton OF it embraced within Lancaster
county. il demonstrating IN superiority
% Norfolk and other Virginia trucking
sections more and more each year.
ON Tuesday last George tottingham
Of Ottoman. shipped ripe tomatoes to
Baltimore This il the earliest ever
known for this fruit this iarnofth. July
lth used % be the set time for first to-
mato shipments Messr- Cottin-ham
and Shack, lord are following up the
first shipment with consignmeuts every
day ~ irginia Citizen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
a So, 500, 900 Plant in Southwest
Virginia.

Eries. the new Virginia town that has
snrung up ike magic within the past
vear in The southwestern part OF the
STATE with a new - 500. 900 cotton
mills have begun OPERATION. Eight han.
sred operative are already at work and
500 more are on thir way irom the re-
Gently flooded di-trictsof South Ca.roiins
The promoters propose to make TINS tn'
largest textile manufacturing establish
ment in the South.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
KING ONLY INVOLVED.
The Result Of the Municipal inves-
tiestion in Richmond

Richmond. Va. June 2G The investi
cation oi alleged frauds in the city gov
eminent by a special committee appoint
ei los the two branches Of the City
,ouncil closed tonight after u nearly all
lay sitting The testimony went To ex
on.rate every man under suspicion eX
cept John VI. King. already twice con
yict6l of bribery.
Much new evidence against him cup
pressed by rul's Of the court came out II
the investigation.
There WAS no evidence Of fraud agains
any other member az the Council Tn
committee announced no decision to
night. but will render one next Tuesday
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Library Board Elected .

The State Board OF Education in Rich
mond Saturday elected the following
state Library Board Judge I ;. Gar
nett. Norfolk. 20 serve one year; JohT
W. Fishturue. Charlottesville, two years
:. :. J. Paterson. Richmond. three years
Or j. A. e. Chandler. Richmond. foul
years Armistead c. Gordon, stanton
five years. The schoclbook CONTRACT
was continued for one year. The liz
will be- revised in March next. Prof }
p EgglestOn, Jr.. WAS appointed super
intendent OF schools for Prince Edward
county. The board will elect a Stat
Librarian on July |.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
MHrtZ and MGrtZ Go.
9eb f s..
WASHINGTON. p G
MARRIAGES

cards are ont Tor the marriage Of Mr.
Tommie Maidie. a prominent farmer o.
Orange county. % Miss Payne. Of Fan
quier on June 3Oth
Mr.. Charles Estes. oi Spotsy lvania
ani Miss Cora Reynolds, oiOrange coun
~. we've married near 81 just recently
Rev. GeO. Cook officiating.
Ni-s Eta Curran and Elliot &. laynie
both of Northumberland county, werl
married last Thursday at the home O
bride by Rev DR.. q. " Beale
The marriageoi Miss Edna Waugh anC
Mr. Willie ranlil. both % Orange c0un
IS. was soemnizei AT Palmyra VI. +
hureh Wednesday night last. at >
O'Clock. Rev >. II. johnson ofticiated.
Invitations are ont for the marriage O
Miss Mamie ilevwool Watt to Mr.
Archer huhank Segar 20 take place ~
Wednesday July ! 1880 o'clock p III
in the Newington Baptist Church. il
Gloucester county Miss Watt j. The
daughter ~ Rev and Mrs VIM T. Watt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
New Members Of the Virginia Bar

Among the successful candidates who
passed the bar examination held by the
supreme Court at Wytheville, June "a
were the following: -
Thomas Ball. Jr.. llopeside; George r.
Haw. Hanover Courthouse; William =
Bibbs. Louisa Courthouse; Robert I
Winston. Hanover Courthouse; Marvin
Smithey, Ashland.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30

Mr. Payne. representing the People r
Steamboat Co. has recently been he.e 10
CONNECTION with the move relative O. the
cstahlI -hmelf oi "a line hy that comp 30!
between here and Norfolk toconnect by
railroad with Cape Charles The pos
poet pleases orr people end we welc me
This enterprise - ilswater uemoc-a'
TappahannOcs
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad
Schedule in effect Nay 2lth. l0p3

Schedule in effect May 2lth, lfp'.
LEAVE NoHTW tHn.
145A.M daily. stops ON signal AT
Oc-oGuaa Slrdsys only
N31 a. VI daily. stops NJ A.'Aahurls-
1905 NJ sunday only STOPS on
signal ~ Brooke. AGuia. Wide Ner'
Quaurco. cherry ii.l and oecoqn@n.
1917 s. NJ daily. except sunday
Stops ON signal az nrooke, Agnia. Wide
Water. euautico. Cherry Hil. Ir-estone
lA.roouau. Iorton. Anotink. frsncou'a.
l44P " daily except Sunday No
local stops
G.-Ir N dolly stops on signal 81
Brooke ans Wade Water. aud al Reid
suuGays only.
foOl j.. n daily Stops on signal az
Braole. M.le NAtsr and Vnautico.
stops on signal 81 Occoqusn on sunday
only
IFAtr SOD rlWAin.
uo a VI daIy except >nnday. l.ch
nonl accommodation Make ni tops
r9.t n. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
f-afr >rou- a. Milford Boswell ana
Ashland daily. lnl 800 si-na' n' "iNer
l1-gl stops or Sundays only
g.~ 8 % daiyc,u p- sunday. Makes
Local -tou- on sigua.
1928 d. M daily A l-trtia Stops
no signal 20 Milford boswell and Ash
land
5.1rV NJ daily AtIaatir Coast Line
train Stops a. lo-We.I ano Ashland
$3.50 r. NJ daily Makes local stops
.-- 3D. Al r.nr ~..h,a-f Air lime
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Fourth Of July Excursion Rates, r. ?
&P. r. r

To Washington, Richmond. interme-
date points and points in Southeastern
Pa senger Association territory. DATES
Of sale. July 2nd. Bird and 4th final re
turn limit July sth Good going only
ON date of sale. and for continuous pas
saee in each direction. G.. &. Cox, Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Lodqe No. 4 InstaIls Officers.

The newly elected officers OF Lodge No.
A.F.& 4. NJ, Of this city, were in
stalled Friday night "a follows:
Maurice Hirsb. Worshipful Master; \.
Randolph Howard, Senior Warden; II
II. Johnston. Junior Warden; John NJ.
W. Green, Treasurer; ;. J. Quinn, Seere-
tary. After the installation the Worship-
ful Master made the following appoint
ments: DR.. J. p. Stiff, Senior Deacon; Clar-
ance K. Howard, Junior Deacon: Stew
ards. Joseph H. Dayis, J. NJ Goldsmith
Tier, W. 7. Dix
Degrees were conferred. after which re
iresbments were served in the Banque
/ Hall.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
CANNON BALL TRslNWREcKEo
ENGINEER and Fireman KILLED DIX
Others Injured

The Cannon Ball train, which runs
between Richmond and Norfolk, was
wrecked by "a collision with freight
train Saturday at Dunlop's station, on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
three miles north Of Petersburg, while on
its way to Norfolk Two persons were
killed and six injured The wreck II sup
posed to have been caused by an oper
switch.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
a.anonLiahts off urbanna Creek.

Lighthouse Inspector Hawley has given
ont the contract for the erection Of two
beacon lights of the mouth OF Urbanna
Creek. which are 70 be finished by july /.
owens Railway Company, Weem1, will
build them
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
Dissolution Of copartnershir

The copartnership heretofore existing
between Valentine Dannehl and Samuel
De,hazo under the firm style of Dannehl
4 Deshszo is this day mutually Dissolved
All obligations oil the firm must be pre-
sented 10 me for settlement and all debts
dne said firm will be paid TO me | will
hereafter conduct the business
Valentine Dannehl.
1ooa n
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
New Wheatfron the Northern Neck.

The first new wheat was received in
Baltimore June 10Th from Gresham X
Chiffon. Lancaster county. One lot sold
al % cents and the other at % cents
The first arrivals last year on June 10th
sol1 at II. - and IS cents per bushel.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
New Wheat

Forty nine bags oi new wheat. 70 sed
nv Treasurer ". & billiard. OF Sp0tsyl
vania county. were sold Saturday in
Richmond for SIC. bushel.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30

Richmond pa--ed through theSah'ath
ia peace and order THE care were oper.
ated ~andag under heavy military guard
without the least interruption or disor-
der The rer men.th guards the salaier-
and the surgeons oil had a calm and
re-tiui day
wish aFle--ness and disorder sup
pressed. he next most interesting pls-e
of the strike situation il the threat oi a
general boycott by oil union people oil
the street railway company and those
who Datron'Ee IT, cars Mon sentiment
il stronger IN Richmond than II has ever
been. and all these organizations are
-olidly supporting the striking ear men
n the threat of "A general boycott II ear
ried ont. it is believed that merchants
and business men will organize To hgh'
the boycott This aspect OF the matter
now attracts much attention.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
FREE FROM RIOT.
Strike Sympathizers In Richmond
Standtn Awe Of the Troops.


The crisis Df the street railway strike
iu Richmond SD isr a. disorder riot. am
hIo1d-hed arr concerned. il believed Co
have been passed Tie closing oi the
saloons - sunset saturday =Hciel igil-
auce on the part ~ The military and
police. md the assertion If public senii-
ment in favor oi order combined tomake
the night. though Saturday, with the
streets iull Of working people the most
inlet and orderly since troops first ap
neared Oh the streci-
The most exciting incident OiSaturday
NIGHT wn- the Griag ut several shots AZ "a
ear In Fulton. The shooting was rom
the darkness ~ l0rg range ami dii not
take effect The military returned the
tire. but had to shoot in the dark.
M effort IL 10 Doe made o. bring about
fhe removal ~ Sheriff solomon. of Hen
rico who held ont so long agaias' call
inr for ir0npz The Passenger and
Power Company will prefer against him
charges oi mi-ieg-ance ard malieas snce
In office
Applications for positions are pouring
in upon the company from all over the
state and from Northern places. only
the beet and most available men arc be-
ing employed
Thesmali Whiting room of thecom' any
0n Che-tuutt ilill wa- overturned by
-trise -ympath'rsrs sud rolled down the
BRO and broken up. 10 Wa esmallhhair
and the loss will amount 10 very little
A vigorous policy wa- adopted 90 the
Polio, Court iu the irfIrti0n Of punish
ment 900 persons who attempted inter
ference with the operation of ears. ia
place of the email fines and bond h'ch
have hitherto been imp0-ei several per.
-ons We're sentenced % sixty days in jan
saturday.
Mayor Taylor through thid " f.lice
Howard. i-slel nn order that AT saloons
close ~ Is cl0cs saturday The order
was given 90 the advice oitol Anderson
commanding the t~o regiments
The contest g. now nn' Oi endurance
ana j. merely question oi how long
will b. necessary to keep the troops r.
maintain order
The eiisc, "a the strike on business -
20 practically psralyz' it and tom'
merchants have been compelled torfdnc'
their iorce-
Officials ui the company are stil urn "
their determination not 90 re-empio, ANY
member oi the union except ~ individ
qql4. aud no compromise viii Do enter
reined for o. minute Now. a. az rrst
they ar determined 90 hight to the hn'si
At whatever cost.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30

ro~n--tf Ions a. F-sie-f. sflrs $3.50 0., p.
T. Is g. a-1 .-m. @ An. '"s -
raf. ID. e.
Che only r-s s. She tha-c-iio7s7 40
= lftrnes. balt".
Eastern -t aHts- t-
f=7 " p. I'D. it- '...-.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
10 CUBE AcoLpIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money i il fails
to cure. Z. W. Groves signature IL on
each box. Zoe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-30
]. E. DUNBAR, Manager.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BuiLDik6
MATERIALS.

keen all kinds OF North Carolina and
virginia Lumber. dressed and undressed,
shingles, Laths, Sash, Doors, and Blinds,
lime Cement, Calcine Plaster, Plasterlng
4a;- Building and Paving Brick, lin
no IRON Roofing. Cut and Wire Nails; all
s:,u Ready Mixed Paints and Dry Paint,
1 1;nssed oil. Turpentine, Dryer Narnlsh
aa5 Ievis's White Lead, Paint Brushes
anu finds. Window Glass and Putty
OF 0 sH Hardware Of all kinds, TAI
D pnns;uo Sheathing Paper and tine BRICK
Tssp large stock OF Sewer PIPE an
Fire Clay Pipe rp. col Z
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-23
CONGRESS TO TRY AGAIN,
Tacoma Ledger

This session Of congress has been to
some extent a disappointment. Not
much has be- n done that will fail to
meet approval, but there is much that
has been neglected that was felt to be
pressing. Questions in relation to the
Philippines ought all to be settled, and
the failure to settle them is a wrong
both to the islands and the people of
this country. A trouble with the mem
bers OF congress is that they sometimes
forget that they are there as representa-
tives of the public They absorb the
notion that they are wholly independent,
and only at election time do they descend
to the plane at which they belong.
There is still chance TO do a few
things, but scant likelihood IT, at these
will be done. There is a spirit OF pro-
crastination, axes to grind, party re-
sentiment that takes the form of filibust.
ering All this clogs the wheels. In
addition there is a considerable element
that is about to retire from office, has
nothing moe to expect and sees o
chance Of winning laurels or place to
put the laurels should they be won at
the eleventh hour. There is every prob
ability that this congress has reached
the climax OF its usefulness. 1t will be
given credit for that which it has ac-
complisl,cd, but for what it ought to have
accomplished, and has not, it will re-
ceive few bouquets. The delegation
from this state has done its utmost, but
it works under handicap. What it
gets, it has to fight for, and it fights
under handicap always, ana the sym
pathy OF the referee is with the other
side. Perhaps the celebrity with which
the extra session transacts business will
be surprise and delight. Tacoma
Ledger.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-23
IAN OBJECT LESSON"

The Chicago Rccord-IIcrald thinks
that the fact that "thc Mexican silver
dollar current in the Philippines had
deprecated equivalent to the lowest
reached by American greenbacks during
the civil war" is can impressive object
lesson on the dangers which this coun-
try escaped through the election OF
1886" The Record Herald says "by the
free, compulsory, and unlimited coinage
the inevitable quantity of this fiat would
stagger the strongest of governments. g."
This republican paper evidently cannot
understand that there might be mark
ed difference in the silver dollar under
conditions wherein the United States
government was doing everything in its
power to dcprcciate the value OF silver,
discriminating against it at every pos
sibIc opportunity, and conditions where.
in this discrimination was removed and
the silver metal was given the opportun-
ity to work out its own salvation.