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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

What Is Fame?" may be answered
in some degree by the life and its Sc
quel OF General Mcdonald. of the
British army. \ successful soldier. a
brilliant commander, he was a favor
lite with the King, the nobility. the
army. as well as the pride of Scot
land. In the zenith OF his glory. at
an unguarded moment, he brings dis.
grace upon himself and his country.
hles TO Paris and there ends his
troubles by taking his own life. H
was buried in Edinburgh at the early
hour OF six o'clock in the morning.
and although he commanded the
armies OF his country and was an aid
on the staff of King Edward. the war
office refused TO notice or take any
part in the funeral. When the body
reached London no one was at the
station to meet it. 1t was enclosed
in a plain wooden packing case bear
ing the stenciled inscription II. \. NJ.
Edinburgh, and was driven unnoticed
through London TO the Kings Cross
Railway station in a one-horse rail-
way parcel van, the tarpaulin OF
which was decorated with a Haunting
seaside advertisement. Truly none
are great but the good"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
Baby Fell From Bed and Broke its
Neck

A lew days ago Mrs. James l.. Reed
who lives at Currioman, WestmoreIand
county, went down to the creek, a short
distance from her house Her youngest
child. babe OF j 8 months was sleeping on
the bed when she left Arriving at the
creek, she sent one Of her older children
to awaken the little one, dress il
aud bring it to her. Upon reaching
the house the child found to its hor.
ror that the baby had fallen from the
bed to the floor and had broken it's neck
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
Norfolk to Increase Liquor License.

Ine finance committee OF the city coun-
cil Of Norfolk, hich j. now making Nd
the budget for the coming year, has de-
ciGeu To increase the tax on saloons 500.
making the city license 500. The com
mittee also intends taxing social clubs in
N"rIoik 500. determined fight will
be made on the door Of thecouncils when
the budget comes Up for consideration.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
Senator Martin to Join Camp

Senator Thomas S. Martin sent an ap.
plication TO A. p. Hill Camp OF ConIede-
rate Veterans, Petersburg, to become a
member OF that body. The application
took the usual course OF reference TO a
committee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

Gossip continues TO connect sen
ator Martins name with the chair
manship Of the National Democratic
Committee, but the Senator Is modest
enough to preserve Sphinx-like 81
lence on the subject.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

Considering the numerous sessions
OF the Legislature held here lately
the State of Virginia has 50 lar come
out remarkably we'll
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

The House OF Representative bee
fore its adjournment. held several
Sunday sessions for eulOgies of De-
ceased members alone. Public santi-
ment condemned il and sunday Sos
sions ceased Last Sunday the French
Senate and Chamber hell legisla-
I've session the entire day. This ten
dency to disregard the sabbath by
national legislative bodies l. % be
del bred
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
VIRGINIA


|H".A''
NJ street carnival Wi he hcli u St,.1u-
ton tois year. 0s the Ia. Vne wasa ielti
meat Co business
rhs dwelling cd SIR Nlirci Baker. .a
louisa county. was 81 slro1 Ell %, ire
Friday Iarec was uD Insurance
William Jennings Bonn will J-..,
hi- 'ecgurs. "A Donlu .ed Nati,u ,r
>tNunton. oo April H. l'r ,le tcueat GO
thc bautl~it church
James NJ Weaver. %, Wxcs,,i,. Ga
pepper county. was uai siei r,c,ntlg I,
Miss Sarah EthNle NlN.e at her hon,.
lu Smithheid. NJ. o.
The homestead oi tie late Or y H..
Nc. lanuahau at Brand S.. Cniprptr c.u.-
ty, nAS been purchaser 10y All Lurl. O.
Pay ne oi Rrstersburg.
senator Martin has appointed HAIR,
/ BYRD son az L. T.. Bird. rursaca. ing
Nttornvy for tt,ieric, county. g.
'aiet>aip at West Polo.
The annual couu-ro ment address rl
thc stuleut> eff thc Manassas lustitut.
"ii te me.e this wear ny ucr a =
DeorSc tacNer. of Lexington
ilc nne nome oi Mrs Frances swarm
b., /" '.''n-' ~ ARRAY c"lHtY. Was our-,.i
ir.iss. luc dwelling. hilclen. ttnAf
aolS" anj suHos horst w-fc consume,
rae H'arl 90 Supervisors oi R.,k.
bridge county hs~ au-mousiy adopted
~ .'S'' At''" "i0'st ir'N"s enc nlii apgrr-
pr'atin- S-.t.u'' Co the James,u~ 3D.
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While blA~tir- on the new. r.il-,a
wor1 l-ar fr.s.r,.r.- Crr--i.,- Or.......
couuty. john h. Nav. ore .ftb. f.re4n.
and 10 color.,i l..r.,r,- name, l,.,, ll,,r-.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
Farms Nantes

AnN here in Virginia aud adjoining
states. Also Orchards. Mills. stores and
mic, Homes. SommerVille \ Co. Newport
News. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

Nothing Succeeds
Like Success"
was exemplilied in The
great throng OF people
which poured in and out
of the store of e. w
JONES at the opening
Thursday night and all
day Friday, March 10th
and Goth, when the hand
soonest line of = r Y
GOODS and MILLINERY
ever shown here was ON
exhibition. w e were ONLY
sorry thatmore of the pco-
pie from the surrounding
country could not be pros
ent. But come when YOU
can, always assured Of a
royal welcome and splcn~
did treatment AT
e. W.. .lGDEF S.
UP-TO-DATE CASH STORE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

Brown Leghorn, Plymouth Rock and
Pekin Ducks, bred on our farms, one breed
on each. Eggs, 81 per setting OF Is.
Orders filled on short notice. Also early
cabbage plants ready now at 25c. per
hundred. NJ. b. Rowe 4 Co, Fredericks-
burg Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

Ia ChaueIy.
The object 81 this suit IL to obtai- a d.
vOrce = vino ulo matrimonr And an affidavit
having been IN ade and fled thas the defend
ant james Hardman, - not q resident 81
she state OF Nirgihia, II Il orCered that he
do appear here within 8 days after due
publication hereof. aud do what may be
necessary to protect his interest IN tits srtt.
Ana IL IL further or iere that copy here
be published once week for four weeks in
The Free Lance newspaper. and tn It q ROW
be - sted on the front door OF the court
houst " tn = county on the fret day of the
next term Of the County curt.
Acopy-Teste
X. l.. Hunter. Clerk
W.. Rose, pa. APT WV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

IL is said remains have been found
in the Ozark Mountains oi Arkansas
that may determine the relative age
of man in America. and an arch
aeolOgist from Massachusetts has
gone there to examine them Some
years ago it was reported that Mai.
Lamar Fontaine had discovered %
prehistoric city in Arkansas that
must have had two millions ofinlab-
itants in its day, We always knew
that Arkansas was "A great State.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

Full assortment Of night shirts a,
B. Goldsmith & Sons.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
Women Living in Fredericksburg VIII Find al
The Busy Corner,
s. KAHN SONS e 90.
WASHINGTON L. 9.

Far greater opportunities combining economy and
latest styles every line OF Dress and Dress Accessories
than possible in their bookstores
few miles na is
e i'm llO l
satisfaction applies to mail
Here special
special trip for the purchase OF Spring Apparel warranted w. shall tc
glad 10 talk the
"a For Hat Instead Of So.
This cd ha
been received here with
bought
IS
. Ike
which "A backward
serviceabe and large medium u
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
DIES. HEARING MUSIC.
Professor {. Brisz1 on Deathbed Has
His Son Play Violoncello.

Professor Carlo Brizzi, an Italian musician
and composer, died at his home, No. 80 High
81 Newark. N j. on Saturday night. after
short Illness aged f1fty-seven years.
He was born in Italy and was descended from
the counts of St. Sepolero In the gallery of
the conservatory of music at Bologne hang the
portraits OF eight of his ancestors, who
musicians Professor Brizzi studied at the Bo-
logne Conservatory and afterward wrote six
operas ard many lesser books. His operas are
.L'Avaro,'' Maria di Vasco," "Mazeppa." An
nibale in Britinia," La Sechia Raputa" and
Norma" He received the decoration of Che
Waller of the Order of the Italian Crown. and
added the prefix Maestro Chevalier to his name.
Later he was made captain of the republic Of
ST Marino
Professor Brizzi came TO the United States In
1883 and lived in this city until six years ago.
when he opened music studio in Newark. In
1888 he wrote the opera "Chrfstoforo Colombo"
which was produced at the Chicago Exposition
and in which Adelna Patti sang After the
assassination Of King Humbert by Bresci the
prayer offered at the monarch's funeral was set
TO music by Professor Brizzi Professor BriZzi
was warm personal friend of Masca gni. and
arranged for the appearance Of the latter in
Newark his tour.
For half an hour before the death of the pro-
fessor his son sat by his bedside and played the
favorite airs of his father on a violoncello The
last air played was simple folk song. Before
his son had finished the dying man tried 70
raise himself, then fell back exhausted, and
shortly afterwa-d expired Professor Brizzl
leaves wife. three daughters and two sons.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

which they were conscious. rather than on max
ing proclamation OF beauty. Where technicaI
difficulties did not appal there beauty OF utter
anoe and expression. In the final chorale OF the
cantata. But, the whole, would sooner compli-
Inert the chorus its technical than its aesthetic
achievement after to-nghts concert. and look for
ward to better things when the larger and more
familiar works reached.
The orchestra composed of professional uausi-
clans from Philadelphia and New-York, with g.
large infusion OF local amateurs, was guilty OF
much bad intonation, pardonable to a degree In
Rach's music. and also of much rude and slipshod
playing, which suggested insuficiency of rehears-
ais
The solo singers Miss Effe Stewart John
Young and Herbert Witherspoon. in the cantata,
and Miss Stewart. Miss Lucy A Brckenstein Miss
Marguerite Hall. Mr.. Young and Mr.. Witherspoon
In the Magnificent" Labor, strenuous labor, char
acterized the bulk Of what they did-and the need
Of school which shall nculcate the Bach style, II
Bach festivals to be continued. But there Were
moments when Miss Hall and Mr.. Witherspoon
expanded the hearts of their hearers. n. h. K
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
A. IsELIN SWORN IN AS POLICEMAN.
Young Man Expects To Be Busy Keeping
Sightseers Away from Fathers Place.

Arthur Iselin. the youngest and richest special
policeman in New-Rochelle. if not in the State, was
sworn in yesterday in order that he may drive
away or arrest picnickers who trespass the
estate OF his father William E. Iselin, on Daven-
ports Neck. He is a nephew Of c. Oliver Iselin
and is twenty-five years old.
He has been special officer for some time, but
never did any police work. This year. however he
expects to be kept busy. The Reliance will be
anchored in Echo Bay, near his home, which faces
Long Island Sound, and this brings many strangers
there. Mr.. Iselin owns the yacht Hope and rae
ing automobile either Of which he may use IN
running down crooks.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Skipper & Co." Will Close Here on Satur-
day

Skipper Co, Wall Street" will have the Gar
rick Theatre on Saturday night. and Henry f.
Dixie in a new farce. Facing the Music will
come in a week from Thursday Skipper & Co"
will go to Boston to face its music then
Miss Cecil Spooner and Walter Hale, who fence
nightly in My Lady Peggy Goes TO Town" last
night fenced with unbuttoned rapiers, and Mr..
Hale was cut, it Is said in six places. Whether
they thought they were in Heidelberg or wished
to be in print has not definitely been determined.
Miss Jane Fields's place in THE Earl Of Paw
tucket' will be taken by Miss Elizabeth Lea, who
years.
Mrs Fiske's production of Tess OF the D'Urber-
villes" has passed into the hands Of Miss Rebecca
Warren, who will star in 1t next season
Daniel Frohman sails for England to-day. He
will return in July to supervise the completion OF
the New Lyceum Theatre, which Sothern is to
open in September, and also to arrange for the
production at Days early in September Of the
English musical comedy, Three Little Maids
Resurrection" continues at the American.
At the Murray Hill Theatre last night she
Stoops Conquer was revived.
Joseph Jefferson continues for another week at
the Harlem Opera House.
At the West End Louis Mann appeared last night
in his well known comedy "All on Account Of
Eliza"
Miss Julia Allen formerly the soprano Of the
Church of the Holy Name. in this city, has met
with success abroad. Miss Allen is the prima
donna of the Royal Italian Opera Company. singing
the opera, Madame Butterfly. for Mr. Savage
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
MAYOR TO PRESENT THE MEDALS.
Firemen Who Have Made Brave Rescues 20
Get Them After Parade.

The parade Of the firemen has been set for June
and the line of march will be UP Fifth-ave. from
Washington Square to the Sherman monument at
Sixtieth-st., where at p. m the department will
be reviewed by Mayor Low. In the procession will
be twenty engine and hook and ladder companies
from Manhattan and The Bronx. ten from Brook
lyn and several volunteer companies from Rich
mond and Queens.
At the reviewing stand medals will be presented
by the Mayor to fourteen frenen who Will form
the guard of honor at the head of the parade.
These awards are for deeds in 1901 and 1902. The
company following will include men whom
medals given prior to 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
JOAQUIN MILLER NOT DEAD.
Wife and Daughter at Saratoga Shocked by
False Report.

Saratoga. n. Y. May 11.-Mrs. Joaquin Miller and
Mics T,innita Miller wife and daughter OF Joaquin
Miller. who was enormously reported dead at his
home on Mount Tamalpas. near Oakland Cal.
were prostrsted to-day By being told that Mr.
Muller was dead by newspaper correspondent
They had received TO word from California, but
we're soon told Of the denial OF the report Mr..
Miller passed the winter and early spring in Sara
Fearing that her husband might be sick MIS-.
Miller sent telegram OF inquiry 10 taitoFna' Sns
ms received many messages OF coincidence IRON
friends mho had seen the dispatch announcing the
Death Of her husband.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12


-r,-s ana Japan Tacons: eiose hsre eely - %
Cfln~ - Nay 4f3. inclusive. for disPetca Per
ss, Francisco. close here daily a. 30 n
Inclusive. ctsrateh Ter 8 Sl2f-e4a
Up 70 Tsnan Via and victoria p - c9ss
here dsiiy g = Empress of india MercEardise sor
CIpg.l sz-ncy al Shanghai cannot be forwarded
via ca7aaa, china ana Philippine Islands. via san
daily az 500 p n up 20 Nay f-l
.a,stSs for dispatch per >. Slteria.
.oe,r Nsst. Fli Islands and NeN-taeaonll
Ss Vau-5unvsr azd vicJoTS = G eloSs sess a1.y
~ 80 dis1atch per : Aorangi
TsIsrSs via Francisco close here caily
FE-A9Psla 9Psa = m up % May f2T Inclusive for dispatch
. Tr-i,sd states Transport
SS ,fs~1upsas Islands. VIA san Francisco, close
4sL & 9aiiv AZ S30 p TO May r3o inclusive for
tessl,ld Austras except Westl. View -Cale6onta
.-v,oa ara Hawaii via san FraEctSco. close
~ soI!v al $50 . m after May - and up 70 May
"a ,-.i,,slve for dispatch re- Ventura " tRe
is,,-5 sseaner carrying the British mails for NeS-
1S.1e-t soez rot arrive IN ti-e to connect WIKI t1s
aisaateh extra mals-elosi1s a. $50 a. n. $50 z,
- 80 6-sD 10 n. sundays 43O a . and
S.30 n ni-wiu be made up ard torW@rced unth tas
srrtvsi OF the GUARD steamer1
otherwise addressed. West Australia IS
S'rSxsrsed Via EUROPE, and Ne1f-Zeaand and Pfllip-
on~S via san Francsco-ths quickest routes Phi5il-
nnrS specially addressed 'vis Canada' via Europe
must fully preraIa az the foreisn rates HAWAII n
1snspaehc mails forwarded port q sailing daily
ard the of closing Is ARRANGED en- tne p-e
sumption % their uninterrupted overland TRANSIT fTs
fstersI mail closes 6s0o 2 previous cay
CORNELIUS VAN CDIT. Fost1ase&8
Rostcrses Nss-Xa-k n. Y. NAY ). wv
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PorfoHce Notice.

Should be DAILY by al interested. charges
tirneD
Foreign mails for week ending Nav 16. 1893. Will
close promptly all the General Postorce as
follows: close carrier man
closing shown below. Parcels mails
many close a y. m. Monday and Wednesday
Supplementary mails close at Foreign STA
tion later than closing time shown below eek
that Supplementary Mails Europe and central
America Color close hour later a. Foreign sta-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. May 1.-THE pressure continues high
along the Northeastern generally along the
Northern BOUNDARY. The pressure that
pied Eastern Florida May 10 has disappeared
and prevails along the South Atlantic Coast
after days trough Of low pressure extends
from Eastern northward to Iowa Rain has fallen
throughout trough. also In the upper lake region
the Upper Mississippi Valley and the middle Rocky Noun
tain region The temperature charges have been u1ir1
portau the extreme Northwest where warmer
weather prevails.
The Tuesday will be fair except in the Mssis
sfppi Valley Lower Ohio Valley and the western
norton OF the region, indicated on
"wednesday will probably extend eastward
irto the South ana Middle Atlantic States 49,
Lower will prevail Tuesday in the Lower
Middle Mississippi valleys; also the over
ohio Valley Wednesday In the lower
lake region tho Upper Ohio Valley
The winds along the South Atlantic ana East tIui
coasts northeast: the New-Englsnd
and Atlantic Light south 10 southeast on
the fresh southeast; the upper lake6
fresh northeast north winds will prevail and on tho
lower lakes, fresh east to sontheaEt-
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports VII
hav. light variable and fair weather I" the "rsho
Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New England day and probably Wednesday
light south o southwest winds
Tor the O and Maryland fair TO day:
Increasing "Wednesday. with probably rain by
night: light variable winds
Fer Eastern New Eorl, Elstern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Delauare day ard probably Nednes-
day: light, variable winds mostly southeast.
F. tFeste,- Penr<yl vaHs and Western New ork N
creasing rain and colder Wednesday
fresh southeast vin0s
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
ARRESTED TO GUARD PRESIDENT.

san jose Cal. May 11.-Clay Taylor, alias
Professor Plutte. arrested to-day for sup
nosed designs on the life Of the President he
has served three terms N prison II is alleged
that he wrote TO the President advising MIN nor
to come here He rs also accuseu VI ~
nrnrchistic uttsranceS.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
CALLED TO A BOSTON CHURCH.

Boston May II (SpeciaD.-The Rev. n. Frederick
Van Horsen. pastor of the Gilead Presbyterian
Church. Carmel, X. y, has received a unanimous
call from the Eliot Congregational Church TO
preach and take charge of the parish during July
and August, while the present pastor of the
church is in Europe. The Eliot is of the oldest
and interesting historical churches in Boston
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

Highest temperature yestercag, ss degrees ios' %
average CO. veage fenperatur corresponding cate
lest yeay 50: average temperature for corresponding ~
la-t twenty -fise ee.Fs. -, ,.,,., ,,-.ArssIsv.
I.or.l flrecaht.-talT To-Day ana pFopa"iS
lsht yaIislis winds. mostly southeast
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Nrw-YoRK cry.

-, .,.,b.-. 70 the DAILY and TRI-wEEkLY viii
M chsrged ons extra postage IN eooit'on 10
the qre1 PTRT-NT viii Be mailed Cuba Porto Rico
ry,T ana the Philippines witnout ezra expense foF
foreign postage .o,r.-tas r--i,---aa7
tf P-iie PT-ia TEIF TpIBCNE viii b mailed the fol
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

II this diagram, the continuous white line shows the
IN SsIIre as ndicAted by Tribunss SELF
recording dotted line shows the tethpeTs
local Weather bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

s tre changes IN the temperature for the last twenty
fonr hours in co,parson With the Corresponding d o
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
SDeciaI Notices.

CSrT ell, Massey g Co.'s
GIN I, r u NJ AN d Q =
Most successful hair tonic made.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
ERIE.

Buffalo IS; Cleveland s12 Cincinnati SIS: Chicago
SIS Perfect equipment roadbed Comfort speed
Safety. Dining, cafe cars.
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.,bune Subscription Rates.

TIE r2TRtNF, viii by mail acdrcs. n
eve r,1rv or abroad address changed often as
F.srad subscriptions may be given 70 Your reEulsr
5estsr before leaving II convenient hard then
IN ~ TFIF7 TRIBUNE OfHce.
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Burnett's Cocoaine promotes growth Of the
Hair. renders it dark and glossy.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
roREcAgr EoR ro-pAE AND wEDNgspAE.
TRIBUNE LOCAL RESERVATIONS.

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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TTESDAT-At $50 italy direct. per .
Nord America (uaII directed per : 3 Nor1
America'D; 1880 .. supplementary ? NJ for
Europe, per s :. %0rOnprinz Wiheirn via Plynouth.
CheTbourg and Bremen
TEDNESDAY-At $50 a. for Europe. per 3 Phila
deIphia via Southampton nau for Ireland must he di
rscted per $ Pniadelphla'D. 80 a. m fcr
s Rotterdam -1al must D.
directed per 3 Rotterdam $50 a supple
rnentary ~ for Europe. 3 Teutonlc- va
Queenstown
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bismarck via Plymouth. Chernou-g and Hamburg
mail for France must be directed per : F. Bls-
nrarck''l at I m for France. Sw:tzerland ItaIy-
spain Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece Brush In1ti
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mail for other, parts Europe be directed per
la BretaEne'p.
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VIA Plymouth (rnail Ireland must be directed Per
Nnnehaha''l: $50 a m for Europe. per : :
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n- the ncrs Of the American. English. French arl
man steamers. and remain open ui-lil "i'lii-
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