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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
No SESSION IN ocTosER
President Roosevelt vii Gail Cen.
-r-ss C Meet November 2.

-r-sS g Mecr N1FeTcer ,,
Oyster Bay s. Y. sept ii-After
mature consultation III person ant bY
mail with members Or borh -h- senate
and -he house ot representative Prrsi-
dent Roosevelt has abandoned the sug-
rast.0r thar congress boz called int1
-r-ralri NARY session III October Tn.
sx-ralriinarv session. which he an
mona st many months ago would he
he.t .n rlis TALL viii 5e called accord
ing -o present plans. 70 meet On No
vemter j. which vas the dare -anra-
lively fzsl some time ago. 10 IS Tot
expected char rhe formal car for The
session wi.i be issued until lfter the
president shall have return'i to wash
ingrcn
so iefllre agreement yet las been
reached as r8 -he characrsr 0f rhe
financial legislation which NAV b. en-
acted lr the approaching session ~
congress indeed .t Is not certain that
Al agreement can he rearhed between
rhe two branches of congress which BY
any special legislation ean be- enacted.
r. may te thar a solution of The prob
iem. vhich is alike complex and per-
sion. hut even thar Is by no means cer-
f1in.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Coed Prices at Public Sale IN csi-
peper.

The public sale Of personal pr1perty On
the fine estate Of Col : ;. Bradford. near
Culpeper. Thursday. was largely attend
ed the bidding being spirited and the
--icss satisfactory. One pair mules
brought s395. Jhe zecond pair 900 and
the rnirri pair s270 tOr-ss s0't 81
rom $50 70 500 A bay colt years
odd at SIS 80. Brood COWS IRON SO
TO as. stock logs about five cents. per
Mound gross. sheep ewes. lot 0f y
brought ss.75 per head: mileh eo~s with
caves. from $40 70 $50 each; mich cows
without calves. from SO 70 Si3 each
.tock calves shree months old Thorough
bred. from 81 to t2S each; heiiefs irum
T. months % two years CID, szO 70
s31 stock cattle about 4 cents Fes
nound zross. Fat cattle from : 70 a.
per pound gross. Wagons, ,fsrm utensils
mower. rake-. wheat fan. wagon and
plo y harness. stc.. brought good prices.
This fine estate has been parenGsed By
Col. Towne, of Albemarse.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
MAFIA SCARE DIED OUT
Nc OHe Appears Against Alleged
AGENTS az carhcreale. Pa.

scranror. "a. Sept "a - Carbon
tales Maaa scare has already died
out. When Mozzagari and Coroif, the
alleged agents. We're arraigned before
Mayor C'NeilI not one OF the commit
tee appeared against them. Conoia
who it seems IS only aH employe. was
ier 90 but Mayor O'Neill sent Monza
gari to Jail to answer az court for Oh
tanning money under false prerenses
hoping in the meantime ~ s-t trace
Of the complainants AID compel them
10 give testimony The CarbGndale Do'
lice have huZtad for the several merl'
bers OF the committee which made
complaint that Monzagari and Conoir
we're squeezing money out Of the tai
ian miners for the Maha headquarters
in New York, 0ut as yet have been
unable 10 locate a single one % them.
Il IS thought they we're visited fnr
lng the night and induced 10 leave
town till the scare subsidies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
SILENT ON PRINTERS GATH
7spsi Delegate Unwilling to Comment
On sc5r1eps Manifesto.

7spsl Delegate Unwilling to Comment
on Sc5r1sPs Manifesto.
Washington. .. O.. sept lt-R1ma 9
position remains underlined In rhe con-
rrrversy between Bishop seanneL II
Omaha. and sevral Catholic priests IN
the West On The one hand. and the
International typographical rn.on -
the other N1nslgnor Faie0nL the
apostolic delegate ro rhe United states.
refuses 20 say whether Bishop Scan
aei was right Or wrong in refusing -0
grant a5s0il-0n 20 members 0f the
International typographical uni0n.
Priests ID Washington maintain thu
cath taken by the members Of the In
rernatlonal TypogrnDhlca. Union does
not mean that their religious and po-
i.rical ilrles are sIbserv.snt to their
duties -0 The union. lt a local matter
entirely they say and only A cecis.0n
from Rome 0r from al the bishops of
America could make all the Catholic
priests In America refuse 8osolr.ou 90
The union ma1.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
s.tusea chIa MeaIcaI Attenaanes.

Annist0n. Ala. Sept lA-hev. Nr.
E1lenborg. leader n ihs holiness
se,t n7re, Vas arrested because ne
refused 70 allow his 7-year-0ld faugh-
ter medical attention. The daughter IS
critically III or rypnoid fever. Medical
attention l. now being given the child
by erder og Mayor Henderson The
father said that the child was in the
Lords hands. and II physicians gave
her medicine Whieh a. calls poison
ne would hoid the mayor responsible.
EIIenborg Is In Jail
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
eo7g RECEIVES wo7<Ncwev


tor Of 7.y.rs--e ,-s Affection.
Rome. Sent. ft-ra. ..,. acid ,I.
Ar .a.a...., .f,-g .....-,,r.. ,.
1000 1.esros t.- .r. ~.s- -,r- vr-.
inn oaor.a .rsm -r. sus--.-s ,-...'
S. p.rars heinz ,lr.-.t b.. nI.
presence +. rt- eogrrnri rrLa p.sr4.
cue of raa lrea.r soaess .1rf. la.
Vatican. Pore Pins. vr0s. ARRIVAL v,.
awaifaf With t.en .reelrsarr BY. taa
-hrong ,rrea--f In -a. r.--.rr s-.-
eessi merely sv f4v no.i. r.a-ls
When -h. oooe ,,naa-a.t ,-.ss o, onr
live Pins ana -lour i've en- ,,tha-5
s.ra r,fsst wall. , hand ,ise.f -s.
.sral ma-rs
The none rrse drew nea- no r5s
.-.-s ~ -h. ,orr.eo and -asI-r b.s
s,rl f,- sf.r.. sst4.
.rt.. t.-,rr r.t..,,.,, MP rav.r.r,s
ard ,r.,...., -,..s., -,s ,o. ,.,,...
II h., ,l.,....... -. -.- -..-,., b.. n.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
His Life Saved 5y Chamberlain $
Cole, Cholers ard Oisrrnees
7erredy

B. L. Byer, 3 well known cooper oI
this town. says he believes ham1 1eriain
colic. Cholera and biaTrh 0eeRsmedJ saved
air life last summer He had been sics
for A month with what the doctors "a.
bilious dysentery. and could yet nothing
70 90 him any good until be tried this
remedy. Il gavs him Immediate relief.
avs B. T. Little. merchant. hancoes
Nj. For sale BY NJ u. Lewis. druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17

Syracuse. n. Y sept. H. - A 20
horsepower auto owned by DR.. John
Craus Lyman. j wealthy cluhman Of
New York, while runn'rs at the rate
OK Is miles an L0ar, went through an
open hr.dge into the Erie cana s1fs
city. With Mr. Lyman as rhe time OF
the accident were Armand Brand and
". T. Rynar,!. ai-o well known in Net
rnroutan Club circles. and the chaa
feur. Nr. Brand Jumped and landed
on the tow path. fr3ctartag his left
ankle His momentum was such thar
after striking the ground he bounded
INTO the canal The other members oc
the party went into the water with
the machine, bur quickly swan 70 the
shore uniniured Mr.. Brands injured
leg prevented him from swimming and
be VIA rescued By his friends.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17


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nm, r Foor aod 5r-he0f. .aam 3
r,,re- .,t br.6anf. Joseph lhirag.r al
p,sis rsrH tnf husband 81 lsrr-
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17

II haze been troubled with my stomach
for the past four years" ssysD. L. Beach,
OF Clover Nook Farm. Greenfield, Mass
"a lew days ago wss induced to bay
a box OF Ckamberiain's Stomach a1G
Liver Tablets. IhaFe taken part OF them
and feel a great deal better" II you
have any trouble with your stomach rry
4 box Of these Tablets. 10u arr certain
to be- pleased with the result Prize y
cents. For sale by d. N. Levis, druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Toezcco aercrt

ve-srs. I. p. Vaughan & Co.. pro-
urietoss Of .lle Crenshsw Warehouse. say
10 their report. ..0l-carsa lsAt soid vel
again on change 81 packages. highest
price &c. Rassrr- 81 sua cured tobacro
have n0 kick against trusts or anything
Else. Prices have been good. Present
Outlouk slr tlis neE --OF nav tesng cut
auf housed excellent and bids lair 10 b.
A. goods AZ the 1902 rrnp-the best w
ever saw.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
,.ase Of ohio. city % Toledo,

IlTII = IIIIIII y
Frank J. Cheney makes 0aih hat ~ Is
senior partner OF rhr lfn " \. - Lhsn.-1
= ~ doing business "a thf City Of Toledo
r.n1+v amt ~faf. Aforesaid, and that said
f-m viii DAY -he sum OF One llnlref.
DaIiar. for each and every ease 81 ca.1rIl
hat rlnnof be- currti b, fA Use ~ llllf
Calarrh Cure.
Frank ! Cheney.
sworn t0 before me- and subscribed ln
mv bs- .en..e. ...i- sd ia OK December, a.
~ III. ) W. fieas0l.
seal Notary luuiie.
Halls Cal4rrh Cure IS taken Internally
and aets directly on The blood and MUCOUS
ezra. ~ Of rne system. send fnr restiIo
mails. Tres
.J. Cheney < Co.. Tosedo. N,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17

Indianapolis. Sept IA torpedo
shaped alrship about 30 feet long ane
containing two men. passed oysf m
dianapolis. u CAME from ne north
west. circled over the southern rar'
Of the city al a height 0iFoo feet ani
disappeared IN an easferiy Lrecfon
several hundred people watched =
manv Of them with field giasses-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Two Aoee Men killed On saiiroad.

Springfield o., Sept a. - Jacob
Curtis and John Toiand. TWO aged resi-
dents OF this city. while on their way
home from the country, were struck
and instantly killed ar a grade cross
ing On the Pennsylvania railway BY
freight angire
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
1Icked % peatn IN fort.

Norwich. " Z. Sept l4.-In ngat
AZ NcDogough, Tracy r. Burrows ~aa
kicked to death by Frank Cole whon
Borrows had inst shot in the ne'
with 4 revolver. Borrows ha1i aeeuse1
cole OF escorting ais VIE 70 tae
Green county fair
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
SAVED ~ 4 ssokgN roorH
Coy wish Lsckla~ Kept Alive wl,h
Tiny TUBE.

Tiny Tube.
Vineianf. y. +, sept - To a
broken front tooth s-year-olf Lester
Hall owes his life. Tor. under the treat
ment hs is now receiving. hs may rp-
cover from 4 severe case ot l0ckiav
The boy stepped upon a broken bottle
three weeks ago and cut a bad cash in
his heel Bandagad ar home. the
wound vas thought TO BE- heaiins
nicely. but IN a few fays Wa badly
swollen. A physician called 70 look
after ii discovered a large silver OF
glass in -he cut and soon the dreaded
-etanus ser IN.
The BOYS Jaws became hrmiy locked
but the Doctor found that ono tooth
bad been broken OF. and through this
0rifce liquid nourishment was IN
iecred. The little fellow has been kept
alive for rgo weeks. Meantime tetanns
serum has been used With good effect.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Lot g.

Al--e- Patent Famp sandli-. wsr.
fL0O. orr price = Cents.
-hlii's Colonial Ties. we're % Cents
our price O. Cents.
-hil. Sandals we're = Gents. 0ul
price q, Cents.
We are giving great reduc-
tions .u Ail sumner Goods.
Clothing. Ladies' Waists. Tn
wear. Hars. Boys Washable
>nrs and Waists. Sarchel-.
Trunks. Iu fler. There Is
saving of money ou every
article .n our -reaf and varied
stock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Owes His Life TO q Nsighhor's rrs :
Ha.u.

Mr.. n r. Daagherry, well known
throughout Mercer and Summer counties
". Va. most likeiy owes his lie u chs
Kindness OF q neighb0r lie Was almost
hopelessly afflicted With diarrh0ea- was
attended bv two rhYsicians who gave
him little. il any. resiei whan a neighbo'
Iearning Of his serioHs condition, brought
him q bottle OF rhamberisins C0le
Cholera and Diarrh0ea Remedy, which
cured him in less than twenty-iour hours
For sale by w. ~ Lewis, druggist
Msnarrh Shirts I5ce7ts at 3. Goif
smith 4 Sons; 10 days only.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17

: pressrev rn-tet, for our sales insure saving or
every thing to be- bought ami thus expand 7a'n n'a u
chasing power both 20 quality and 1antty
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
VOL l8, No. 90
L. {. LUKE
Could Not Sleep

Rochelle Ave and Bellevue = Cincinnati D Aug H. 1906
Mr. s. .ar- some g.sr. and sleep s got aoi' @
+s a. Accident Nhah er Feel better from tne very '
An M m condition 4po Ny nerves. are -frsns1'en ~ '
not -, tr. able o. sleep - used lo ~
al accident have recommended " '' '
sr friends anu nA- away nr
p.ne compound being the taen good '+i o''' " III. ~
h..r -.nasv -a1b5 ase 1r nerg1lsle~s al times
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
l.. J. HAYDEN
AAEUFACEURER or
Pure Herb Msdisins.

u one Of the Greatest Healers u The sirk
on Earth. cures al DISEASES or no ChArxs.
cure al diseases that Are Known 10 ths
human race or 40 charge, no matter
what your disease, SICKNESS 0r aflietiou
may be. and restore you % perfect health.
/ cure the following diseases. Heart Do
eisse, Consumption. Blood. Kidney. IL
yer, Bladder, srrietHre, Piles In any sorn
Vertigo, guinsy, sore Throat. Lungs,
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation,
Ehe1mari.m. IN any form. Pains and
Aches Of any kind. Colds, Bronchial
Troubles. Sores. skin Diseases. al itch
ing sensations. al Female complaints,
Ia Grippe. 0r Pneumonia; Ulcers, Car.
1Aoeie-, boils, cancer. the gorss loFus
without the lse u knife or instruments,
tezemA. Pimoies on fas-e and body; Die
oeues Of kidneys or Brights Disesss Of
the Kidneys. | cure any disease 40 mat
Ter Ot WhAt nature. All yenerral diz-
Eases 4 -pec.alry. Eeiieine sent 20 any
tddrpss hy express. For iIl particulars
send tE0-e~at stamp Tor Answer. No.
tO4 Vest Broad street Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17


10 tfe Clerks q flee 0f thr firru.s rnur- 80
che County % 71OrsyiYanla "a sac .lg1 ,,,,v
~ August. 1893.
Florence g. barAaaaa, b. her Droehelr ami
pror-- u -cHanAa ................ Plaintiff.
agalnss
:. tarsaA Chancellor Rernard Chancellor
-4rs- toner'ieitn AMMAN. lad ---- an
naI, nrr husband. .. Defend Al Co.
rhe object of th. -uft 4. air oartifi,n
"a lug parties enlisted theFrt,. &c a tra.-r of
land IA -pocsy igtHit county. Va. contain
in4 - icrrs and PARTICULAR drrcrfb.si la
deed no late leruulbrr 5rn. { $50 from h
beverly. clerk And an anIaQfs hAffug
been maas add died that ghe ,leion..stnl. :.
Bsrlacl tlanri.l.or and Mrs.. Hoberi.s.s,n
AnDaa. AMI -- An1sn. aer husband
~ aor residents of fhe state 81 Virginia. it
- ordered Ehas Chey 40 tDDraS here Wfrlin
1ite-n fags after lac publication hereof AMI
lo what may ne necessary o. lrul-cr rhefr
.nte,r-t IA slls sli1 And {. = ilrth.r arier.
si sbAs copy here,4l be published oare a
week for 'nur weeks "a the rger Lance u@Fs
paper. tna rnas a copy be- yo-rs.,i a. che
irunr |i0oy % TIE court house 0f ghia county
0n the ar.t day of the next 1aru u Tie
County Court % shis County. ssr Cosie issT
srf 3.-ai
cODY-rpste.
II IA lFI-NOND Shack
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
n ruyy LHsif
J Z "a lkl@MOND. Clerk
By A. q Crsuond. ~ O..
Iux.t- WV


IN r4E CLERK OFFcE OF THE
ffrcnIr c1nrs % che County ~ ~par.yf.
gania On slf 20th lay ~ AagIsr, 1905
freieyick e.. hags ..... ........ .... Piaintin.
against
ElHtA y snzzqn. Ada : BuzzrH. Emma q.
Snowdon add Ellen " Sn0wion ....-
................ .... Defendant.
The object 0f t1ls -uir - 60 have yar.itio
0f -ragt ~ land in -porsYiysnfa county,
Va. Or sale thereof flr partition n being
200 acres Of rne tracs 0f 800 AIRS Wh,ra
wa conveyed % the 'arr Eiiwari ,uagfDn
by deed ~ 41iy ,. -67. from Arthur ~
Hart and wife. And an AFFIDAVIT AavfuH
been n t.f- and frf rlat The 1siendan -.
Eaith b. Buzzeii. Ada =. Bux-eil and Emma
+ Sn0Wd0n. ara not re-ic.nts 0f She Stsis
- rirnia. ic - ordered iaAL they 10 acl.-Ar
e'e within dffsrn days After due cubdea-
fiO1 lers-lt AM 10 HlLs may le 9ec-zs.rY
% prutrrs .4eir "a leres. N thi- zi.it. And {.
IN furrlsr 1rirrei rhas COPY .nr-slf Be-, orfb-
LAnce eNsDaper. and t1at a fnDy BE- pasted
- the iront DOOR ~ gA- s1urt-A0uas 70 tlis
county "a The lr.i lay Of the nexs term 0i
the County ca-fs.
A eoDY-r.-te
g. +. "A CRiSMOSD. Clerk
By A. u. CYsmond. Z, g.
- Geo. r. Fltzhagh. Q. o. au427 Wv
~ TIE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
4 Cinait Court 1f the county 0f ,tan0rf
on ne ist day ef september. i.sc.
y. IA. McGregpr. Plaintiff
AGAINST
A lice Mctiregar, Defendant
n CHANCERY.
The 0Oieet ef this salt is % obtain a di
v0rcr by the plaintiff from he iefendenl
upon the ground Of drsert.0n. And an
aaidavit having been male ami fled that
the defendant, Alice Ae'sregor. is not a
resident % the STATE ~ Virginia. it i
ordered that she 30 appear here within
i5 days after tue publication bereof- and
do y liar may be necessary 70 protect hes
interest Ia this slif. And it j. further
ordered that copy hereof b. published
once a week Tor four wefks IN the frpf
AAnee, AMI thar 4 copy BE- pustesl lt the
frgnf door 81 he .0nrt house ~ this county
on the first day OF lhe next term OF the
e0untg c0urt-
eopy-feste
q. A BKYAN. CLERK.
xe1uEx y. 4. la0.[ NAV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17

ladies Dong0la Sandals. good sold
leather sold for 81 25 our price
- Gents
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Virginia Clothing House
RI. FALK, Proprietor,
8l4 Main Street, Frederlcksourg' '@
Head TO Foot Clothiers and Outhtters
for Men and Boys.
Store closes daily 9 p m Saturday Il N
814 Main Street,

The system Of last sale gained the rec sni'n rs p
great esonomc element ct the purchasing power TO e in
viiuaL When arrives ind considerable sums "
to be expended for all kinds OF wearing apparel aha footwear
the tremendous aggregate benefit Of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Lot l..

Ladies Par-ur Lrather Twin Buckle
Colonial Ties. sold for 81 50. our
price $500.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
FLOOD CO POLITICS
~ Discusses t7s Presidency Se1s
tsr Marta arc the Primary llA1.

sn.a DISTRICT .l Al l-sr I-w n h sell
ng-uu. reiterated The .pInH- rla Sen
at.r German a.l- -le .e-r mas -l. an.
-rrar- .lt pG- lr 1 1904
AZ La- a.. sLl .ee SAID Is iiIr
man b. rhe 'ar rive with -ne people OIL.
t.-L.ll. The memory rAl- ls 1e'li-
roe tlrr- 1l. r. one 1f rle -rrng-s- -r
lmmanlAri0l- h- srlli have
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17
Another Chapter
OF Money Saving

VIE lar- Iu.f purchased '-om
1n overloaded shoe hou-- tr
fu auormou- i.sc0llrl .arc-
arlf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17

q. A. BAY Az. Clesk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-17

~. a. cRiSMOSD. cierk
By A. u. CYismond. Z. g.
-. Geo. r. Fitzhagh. Q. q. na- y Wv
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
READY TO BUILD WIRELESS
TELEGRAPH STATIONS HERE.
G.. II. Barbour Is Negotiating for sites
for Three Towers. Each 22S
Feet High.

G. H. Barbour. executive engineer of the
American lie Forrest Telegraph Company Is
IN the city negotiating for suitable site on
which TO build three towers. each 2.' feet
high. for the suspension Of the aerial wires
and other equipment of the wireless sta
ton to be maintained on the WORLDS AR
grounds.
This station" says Nj. Barbour. will
be one OF the largest and the best equipped
in this country. and VIII be used IN connec-
ton with 4 large number of outside sta
tiGus Tor the transmission of commercial
messages from ;hc Worlds Fair site
The progress OF the company in the
transmission Of wireless messages, without
Interference. has be7n phenomenal. IL can
nov be asserted that the secrecy of wire
less messages has been secured This sys-
TEN has been thoroughly tested by The
| nlted States Government and IS being used
By II in its army. navy and signal service.
The De Forrest Company has more than
thtrty-tive commercial stations established
and equipped in this country alone. cover
ing the territory of the Atlantic Coast. the
great lakes and the Interior. and has under
construction ng-distancs stations on the
Pacific Coast for transpactfic business and
also has stations il many foreign coun-
tries
Mr.. Barbour explained that arrangements
must be made both with the Exhibits and
Concessions Divisions OF the Exposition. as
the sending OF commercial messages from
the grounds involves the payment OF
money, which concerns the Concessions Dr.
vision.
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ADDITIONAL SCULPTURE CONTRACTS.
Groups for the Fine Arts Palace and
the Festival Hall TO BE Done in
~

Further contracts for Worlds Fair stat
uary have been closed by Carl Bitter. chief
OF sculpture Some Of this work embraces
tie finer decoration about the Fine Arts
Palace and the grand cascades.
Carl E Tefft Of New York Will design the
Statute. Renaissance Art for the Fine
diana limestone. Charles A Lopez. Of the
same ciIy. will make a portrait statue OF
''Meriwether Lewis the explorer.
Benjamin Franklin IS the subject Of
corresponding statue by John j.. Boyle OF
New York. "S3caJaSes.' the Indian maid.
en-. who accompanied Explorers Lewis and
Clark iato the great Northwest. Will be done
by Bruno L. Zimm OF New York.
Ii. A. Mcneil OF New York has been given
d commission 10 execute the massive fr.eze
for the main entrance OF the permanent
Fine Arts Palace The sculptor Will carve
the frieze into the limestone panels provided
for this purpose In the building.
Figures for the Transportation building
will be- done By Paul Wiehie of New York:
a group 10 flank the main gate TO Festival
Hall. representing Dance" by Michael
Tonetti and a companion group, represent
ing Music for the same point. by All
gUstus Lukeman.
Two seated figures for the Transporta ton
building will be done by F. H. Packer of
weehawken. y J. Eli Harvey OF New York
has two animals for the front OF the Aeri-
culture building. one representing a speci-
men OF Wild cattle and the second specil
men Of domestic cattle. AdolDh A. VEIN
man OF New York will do group to regre-
sent the Destiny of the Red Mem
f--;tuo Ercur.ioo tn JeMersOu CITY NO..
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Pennsylvania officials Will Inspect
Site and Tour City

St. Louis and the Worlds Fair win be
visited by a party of Pennsylvania pas
senger officials which viii arrive in the
city on special this evening at o'clock.
The party will visit the Worlds Fair
grounds and drive through the residence and
business parts OF the city tomorrow. oe-
parting tomorrow night for the East.
Following are the members of the party:
J. r. Wood. Philadelphia. passenger traffic
manager OF the Pennsylvania Railroad: Z.
a Ford. -Pitt<burg; Colin Studs. New
York; wv Lord. Jr., Philadelphia: Thos.
Purdy. Newark; Hugh Hasson, Jr.. Bal;i-
more; Edgar Yurgmsn. Washington: T. E.
Watt. Pi,tsb1rg; 3. p. Fraser. Buffalo: J. P.
Anderson. Pittsburg: j: 5 Harrar, VII
Transport: II. /. Williams. Philadelphia :
Frank Van Dusen. Pittsburg; c. /, KIM
bail. Cleveland; H. Y. Dering. chicago; j.
Nj Chesbrcugh. St. Louis; Samuel Moody,
Pittsburg: j. NJ. Harris. Cincinnati: L. b.
Freeman. Columbus; c. II. Haeerty. Louis
vile: W. ". Richardson. India apolis: H.
A French Cambridge: J. X. Dillon. Pitts
burg: {. c. Haynes. Dayton: +. II. Bushing.
Detroit; George Porter. P!ttsburg.
The part Is also accompanied by Doctor
R y. Downs. Jr.. of Philadelphia.