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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Business Mems Association

The regular meeting OF the BUSINESS
Mems Association were held Tuesday
night President Rowe and about hlteeh
members were present
MIR. ". d. Carter. Of the Peoples Line
OF Steamers, stated that alter aconier-
ence with Traffic Manager W. / Taylor,
of the Il +. ~ L. K r. lac we' assured
that every possible facility VIII he gwen
bv said road for the quick transport"-
ton Of perishabe shipments from the
river to Nor thern and Western points.
President Rowe appointed Mr.. carter
chairman of Mauuia turing Committee.
vice {. /. Stengle, resigned, and capt. ].
McCrack,n t. succeed Nr Cai 'eraschaV-
man of / ,gislatiOn Committee.
MIR Carter re- porif 1 plan OF heiormtr
Southern Foundry aud Machine Works
TO orgar'ze stock company had been
abandoned in view Of the fact that nego-
tiatioos were in progress and about con
snmatei for the sale OF the entire plant
to East .rn capitalists. who wvull en-
lq-ce the plant aud change the character
Of manufacturing into machinery. ord
nance. etc. The company has several
n'ant- in the North and manufactures
samples for the lriteI states NoVern-
ment.
lie alsoIep,tted the matter oilocatlug
the propo.,d furuiture factory here. sug-
ge-r by MIR II C. Ri-don, OF Norio'S,
under consideration.
Mir. Hrsh read the recent editorial IN
The Free anc. in regard u the proposed
sen,i.w ~.kly line Of steamers 'rom r.
hanna 10 Norfolk end Cape Charles. SAID
editorial advised the Association 10 he
on the alert. a. it might be TO the detri-
mept of Frederirs sburg 10 have se'd line
established
Nc. Car, r went folly into the eX ?lana-
ton Of the subject. aud said the estab-
+ l'shmcrt OF said line WI benefit rather
than ioluI, this city, because 1t VIII a.
ford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and better
Eight ratr- between large r. ue:ncitie7
ana tins point by way Of an all-wai r
root, aud q competitive railway liue va.
N.N.P.&N.R K. from Cape Charles and
in addition will benefit and develop the
business Of the lower Rappahannocs'
from which We are uowr ewing srch IN
creased trade. Mr. +. Y. A-cher was
elected a member Of the Association.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Falmouth Baptist Sunday Sch lol

In the Falmouth Baptist sunday
school Sunday afternoon an inter- ny
children CELEBRATION was held hr
Frank X Tyler, superintendent. pr 'fd
overthe exercises, assist u by The pn-i or,
Rev Decatur Edwards \ large audience
was present. The following program Wa
rendered:
Singing. bv the school. our Father IN
Heaven: Scripture reading, by the snper-
intendent: Frazer; First Chlldren's Day,
by Ruth sullivan: Blessed Friendr. by
Craze Snellngs Glensmore Ellis oend
Them 10 Bed With Kiss, by sadie
Boulevard. Ida Snellirgs and Harry
Boutchyard: Siineng by the Schoo A
short Sermon. bv Jennie Snellings; hen
Have I inc. by Mollie Pollard; lh'r
dren- Offering. by Jennie Snelhpgs Bea-
trice Payne. Pearl Sncllings, Macy Sulil
van: Singing by the School. Children :
Praise. Consider the Lilies 10y Edith
Berry and Kate Sneling-; Ellit'sCot' age
by Alese Payne; II Jesus Christ Were
[ Here by Maizy HUMPHREYS. Mollfe FOL
lard Alese Payne; How 10 Win Success
by Nelson Berry. Little Ones Sermon, by
I Edmo Snellngs Singing by the school
Little Members: A Happy Lie, by Bessie
Boutchyard; Only p Babe, Rachel sun
van. Duet. by Mr. Harvie Wine anc
Richard SnelIings How to Spend Pen
nv. by Sadie Boutchyard; Address by thu
pastor; collection, by Lucy b. and \. Is.
Singing by school, Children OF the Light
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
RICHMOND sTREETcARs TRIKe
aIIthe Men Go Out.

Richmond. June II, l9O3.-The mo-
tormen and conductors Of the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company on all
the lines Of this city, Manchestc-, the
Richmond Petersburg inte-urban line and
the Petersburg city line aggregating
GG7 men-will this morning almost GER
tainly determine to strike, owing to the
continued refusal Of the company to az
cede to their demand for an increase OF
wages, or to make other concessions.
There are present at the meeting, now
in progress, about G25 men. Ii can be
stated almost without vestige fdoubt
that a strike will be ordered, and that
the members of the division will not take
the ears out thu mor1ing.
Richmond, June II. 1903, a. m.-The
strike il on. All the men are out. Every
ear tied up The company expects TO
have them running by II o'clock. Men
are being hurried here from other points.
No disorder.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
CAROLINE.
Salem Baptist Church Responds to
Or WilIingham-Lars Supserip-
ton to Foreign Missions Other
Notes

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Sparta, Va. June Ii, 1908.
Last sunday WAS an occasion long &c
/ he remembered by the members OF salem
/ church. at this place by rare good Tor
tune DR.. Willingham. secretary OF TIT
/ Foreign Mission Board OF the South
ern baptist Convention. had been secured
to preach Tor the congregation on th'
subject of Foreign Missions. lils sermon
was one of great power, aud strong men
wept ~ he told oi the great work com
mitted to his hands The response oi the
large congregation to hi= appeal was
truly noble Last year the church gave
to Foreign Missions 500. which was an
advance on previous year~. ia sunday
they subscribed Sl3O 60 this work ana
the amount will easily go to Sloo or
Sl71.
The bright sunshine Of this week ha'
greatly cheered the heorts oi he 'armrrr'
and they are working with AL their
might. The great drawback toiarmlng
here il the difficulty of securing labor
and the very poor quality Of that That
can be gotten.
Mfr Robert Moore. Nr Philip tolph r
clerk. brought home his bride last week
aud ereets his friends with asmiling lace.
Mr. Robert Gouldin. one ol Mr sam
Pitts clerks. expects 10 follow suit and
brinr ia his bride nest week, 80 You see
the sunshine If spring has caused the
brides To bloom ont m prolusion.
Since the local option law went
into effect We have rarely seen any evil
Deuce Of inehriety on the part Of our pro-
ole. The law II already proving u great
blessing to our people do hope Frrder-
icsshnrg will succeed in banishing the
curse OF the bar-room from its midst
citizen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Marriaae of Former Resident

On Wednesday last, Mt the Preroy
terian Church. Vienna. Va, Mise Nellie
Staats. OF Vienna. and Mr. David Monkey
Of Washington. formerly of frederlcks-
burg. Va. we're united in matrimony by
the Rev. f. ". Fisher The bride WAS
given away by her father Mr.. J. v
Staats. Her sister. Miss Cara stats,
a,ted AS maid OF honor. The best man
was Mr.. Tom Jones. Of Washington, D.
e. and the flower bearer, Miss lelen
Cross. The ushers we're Mr. Harry
IIodgkins and Mr.. J. Kenyon. The
bride was dressed in silk MULE. carried "A
bunch Of bridal roses. and wore becom-
ing hat # white chiffon During the
ceremony 20. Promise Me was render
ed ON the organ The church was beau,
tiiully decorated and the bridal par stood
under large bell Of daisies. After the
ceremony reception WAS held az ne res
idence Of the brides parents, at Vienna
Mr. Monkey was originally from stat
ford county. where he has u number o.
relatives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
WESTM0RELAND.
Good Season for Tom atoes Wheat
Crop Injured by Rust and Sesb
Fine Fishing Notes and Personals.

Montros-. Va, June H. 1908.
The last ex or eight days have furnished
"A most excellent season for those engag
ed in the cultivation ut tomatoes 10 sci
ont the plants. and large quantities have
been set throughout all this section
/ This crop proved 20 remuneratiye with
those engaged In il last year that most
of our farmers have gone in the business
many of them largely.
The acreage ia coIn il not a. large ~
last year.
MANY farmers are engaged in wheat
harvest. The rust and scab took charge
of thecrop about ten days before harvest
and the straw has no blades left. caus
ing the crop To have CRY. broom-sedge
nppeara,ce. yet be grain IL extra good
under the conditions. aud the yield II eN-
pectrd To be fair.
All farm work IL far behind, made 40
bv the scarcity OF labor and the late wet
weather.
Sport il being enjoyed on the Potomac
fishing with hook and line Mr.. Davis,
proprietor oi the MI Holly Hotel caught
- rock last Friday Several parties
from Montross did quite NJ well.
Some Of the pubic roads show the
most wonderful improvement in the his
tory Of the county. Each district has a
road machine, and the work done by
them il destined 20 stand for all time TO
come The earth il thrown NJ high in
the middle Of the road, resembling "A tur-
tle'a back in shape. Matercannot stand
in the middle of the road ~ heretofore
The machines are costly. Int richly
worth every cent the county paid Tor
them aud il the work IL kept up West
moreland will loon have good roads.
Mr.. T &. Robinson. of Portsmouth,, If
visiting his relatives at MontrOss and
vicinity.
Mr.. George Chandler. OF Chicago, il on
"a months visit 10 his parents at Mon
tross Mr. and Mrs j. II Chandler. A
birthday party was given George last
evening al the home Of his parents. being
his 2lst birthday. A large crowd was
present The Chandler residence was
brilliantly Illuminated Tw,nty-one wax
candles were beautifully arranged. repre-
senting the age 81 their ron. Enjoyment
and real pleasure ran high until II
O'Clock. when the crowd left for their
homes
Mrs Boyd. sister of Mrs \ NJ. Chand-
ler of Arkansas. il at Windsor, the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs 4. NJ. Chandler. Ills II
the first visit 10 the county by Mrs.
Boyd in 20 years
6r. VI. NJ. Walk. Of Arizona brother oi
Hon. II. ". Walk. has located AZ Mon
tross and will pursue his profession. His
friends and the public generally are high
Is pleased 10 have the doctor locate at
this point
Westmoreland has citizen 60 years
old and has "a correct record OF only 10
birthdays during the elapse Of that time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
MT. ATH0S BURNED.
FNpIO HOUSE OF MR. w. G
NEWMAN.
Tnouah, to be Work Of Incendiary.

Mount AthOs, the palatial mansion
built hy Walter George Newman, neal
Somerset. in Orange county. is in ashes
rs the result , { "A tire started, IL IL thought
by an incendiary about > O'cloc!; Tues
day morning.
This Mas one 81 the handsomost and
most expensive dwellings in the state
and was fine piece of architecture. 1t
was made of granite aud covers with
copper The building and GROUNDS, with
the artificial lake and beautiful surround
iugs. wereilluminated with electric Fights,
which gave "a brilliant appearance AT
night
The house was furnished deliberately
with the most expensive furniture. which
was aleo destroyed MIR Granville Il.
Coleman. who WAS manager oi the place.
narrow ly escaped being burned To death
in the building When he discovered the
fire the ceiling was almost ready 10 fall
in
This place WAS advertised to be sold
July 9TH The origin oi the fire II nm
known Tins house haze only been com
pleted about two years and cost over
one hundred thousand dollars lnsur.
ance twenty-five thousand dollars.
Mr. Newman. who was recently mar
ried second time. has not been To his
home in Orange since his marriage IN
New Jersey To Miss Moon, oi Lynchbnrg
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
DELIGHTFUL DANCE
Partici pated In BY Young People at
Opera House Tuesday Night.

The first dance Of the summer took
place nj the Opera House Tuesday ght.
IL was part german and part hop. the
figures oi the former being led 10y MIR
Clearance K Howard. Downs orchestra
furnished the music and dancing was
kept up until an early hour Wednesday
morning. Those present were Misses
Betsy Bell. Of Bal more; George Green,
Of Washington; Kate Doggett, Jennie
Maitland. Mary Gordon Wallace, Nan
ME Flcilen. Grace Mitchell, Mamie
Shepherd. Ellen Wallace. Lena Har-
rison, Many GUSTS Lee, Mara aret
shepherd. Mrs has Ruiiin, Mrs. N. !.
Church. Mrs. o. E.. DOnahoo. Mrs Nm.
]. Harrison, Mrs l.. G.. Mitchell and
Nessrs Cha-. Ruihn. Clayton Terrence,
Flynn Dickson, NJ G Latimer, W {.
Warren. Of New York. c. OConor Cool
rick Blight Harrison, Edgar Cannon,
- Beverley, Of Essex, Mason and lay
lor Smith. Beverley Broun. OF lrbsnna,
Edgar Warren. T. f. Sudler, Richard
Carmicha.l. Barton Mason, John NJ. W.
Green. VI T. Church. +. l. W. Green,
Clearance r. Howard, Tom shepherd.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
FREDERICKSBURG ALUMNI v
Al
Old Cadets Going TO the Monument
UnveiIinq Next Week

The fredericksburg Alum nj Of the VII
ginia Military In-titut' are makirgTrep-
arations t. attend the reunion Of old
cadets az the annual commencement,
r. exercises this year possess peculiar
ini rest from the lac, that IT, y in,lLj'
the dedication and unye'l'pg 81 the mon
nment rgiria Mourning Her Dead,
preseni, d ? Sir Noses Es't .el, OF Rome
in memory Of the beroism display,j by
the corps of cadets on the field OF Ne"
Market, May Is. 1864.
The authorities Of the institute are per
pairing to welcome the odd boys, who
are coming in great numbers from al
pa, - of the county TO witness this mos
ut resting ceremony end TO renew thor'
dearest aud tauderest associations OF col
lege days
An informal meeting OF ex-cadets WA
held IN this city this ". ek and arrange
ments were made for the trip.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Local Markets

Corrected by Simon hirsn bro'l
Wheat, So to 81; corn, new, As to
20. meal, 81. SOTO 81 80 per 100 pounds !;
oats 40 to 80; fowls Qive), 8 to 10;
Snring chickens, IL TO lie; ducks,
i've s to 9.drsssed, IL to II; Winter chick
ems IL to Is pound; lard, II to l3;eggs,
Ia to rs; butter, Is to 20; hams, l AK
10 10: Irish potatoes, so to 80
sweet potatoes, 80 to 81; beef 3 t.
az: veal. 81 to q; lambs, % to "a, hides
1green) s TO 8; hides dry, 8 TO 10
bsled bAy, SIS to $1s per ton.
wool-Unwashed, 10 TO III washed
a. to % 40 49,,
dred pounds.
The grain markets closed yesterday .
ocS;cago-wheat, June n; July g.
corn june 4s,,; July4SK; oats, June 81
July 81. -s... az
'sYRaitimore-Southern wheat, ~ to 81
Southern corn, SO to 90,
xiebmond-- Wheat, 81 to 90; corn D
70 So: oats, 40 to 80. =
Alexandria Wheat, n to 7s; corn o
to52
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Store-house For Sale

will sell on reasonable terms my
storehouse and one acre OF land situated
about two hundred aud fifty yards from
The SycamOres" on the Main road lead
ing from fredericksburg to Bowling
Green 9 miles from fredericksburg and
l2 miles from Bowling Green. The store
house il large, commodious and in good
condition. Nearby, on the acre OF land
are three outbuidings in good condition
Terms-ilalf cash and balance in 81,
months. For further information apply
10 j. A. Jones,
Box ~. Guiney's, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
MertZ and MGrtZ Co.
oo6 f st.
WASHINGTON. ID &.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs W. II Alger died at her home near
Nasons. Orange county, Tuesday morn
ing, aged about thirty years She leaves
husband and five children
Mrs 4. J Bickers died at her home at
Oak Park, Madison County, Tuesday
morning, aged seventy two years. She
leaves four sons aud one daughter.
4. B Garratt, son OF A. e. CARAT, OF
Colon. who has just returned from the
Fork Union Acaiemy, had his left arm
verg badly mashed in binder early Mon.
day morning in Hanover The flesh was
torn of al the time. He IL suffering
greatly.
Mrs Sarah A. iIough. Of HlillsborO,
widow Of Bernard HOugh, formerly a
well-knOwn merchant Of Baltimore, died
at her home in Hillsboro on Tuesday,
aged ninety years She il survived by
Mrs f. Mathilda Clendenning. a sister,
and by many nephews and mic ,es.
capt James W McCarty, q native Of
LOudOun. the son of the late Stephen
Carry died at his home ut Eagle Lake,
Tex, aged sixty five years. Intelligence
Of his leath has just been received Capt.
McCarty WAS "a gallant Confederate, serv-
ing throughout the war first in Chew =
Battery and later in Rosser's Brigade
lie taught school for many years in
leesburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Discussed Road improvement

Some 800 delegates from different pre-
cincts in Fauquier county met Saturday
at the home Of Mr. l.. d. Passano, near
Warrentnn. 70 discuss the question OF
having better roads throughout the
county Col. Thomas Smith was elected
president. j Brad Beverley first vice pre-
sident. /. d. PassanO second vice pre-.
sident. G. l.. Fletcher secretary, ana
John ;. Gaines treasurer. The president
will later appoint an executive com
mittee consisting of three representatives
from each section
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
CAROLINE WEDDING
Suss Matte

Miss Katie !. Sugg. oi Bowi'g q zen,
ana Mr. William Wait. of BroAe"iirg-
Spotsylyania coduty, Very p'i mar
Young couple. were married by H1v
John Pollard. OF the Baptist churc at
the residence Of the BRIDE parents. Mr.
and Mrs. &. +. Sugg. at Bowling CO. n
Wednesday morning AT g.3D o'clor m
the presenre Of the immediate iawi'! 7ud
"A few friends and relatives
The parlor was beautifully decai ted
with cut flowers. which present - O. 'ery
pretty effect. A'ter the ceremonf the
bride and groom left o4 the 1910 rain
for New York for brida, tour. NJ iod
Nrs. Wait, will return 10 their hon ~
this county about July !.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
FIVE INVESTIGATORS NAMED
Gen. Charles J. Anderson Heads
Richmond List.

Mayor Taylor, Of Richmond, approved
the council investigation resolution and
President Bloomberg at once sent to the
city clerk the names of the five men
whom he has chosen to serve on the
Joint investigating committee.
They are Gen. Charles J. Anderson, W.
W. Morton. n. d. IIsrgroye, f. II. Fer
guson and +. II. Spence.
President Torpin of the Board OF Aver
men win not make his appointments I'M
ill tomorrow
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
MARRIED AT BOWLING GREEN
Chewing Wright

Bowling Green, Va, June II, l'o5.
4 velg pretty marriage was so'e aized
nj calvary Baptist church this tNciue--
davle,eping. when Miss Mary Cnew ming,
the only daughter oi Mrs Jenetta hew-
ping. of this plnc. became the brife"i Mr.
RS. Wrighi.a popular and efficient Young
e,nploy,. Of the r + a p. RI Prompt
iv nj seven O'Clock the bridal par y On
rcd the church 10 the sweet rtra 'n- at
the wedding march hcaut'ully req Tered
on violin nuI organ 10y Prof. Edwin
Ouarlcs and Miss Qlarlcs. The attend
nnt- we're Messrs Clarence thew niug,
Earnest Campbell. Aubrey Chewm1g. "a
brother Of the bride. and Mr.. 'hnrhe
Wright. brother Of the groom lIrcer-
emonv was impres-ieely perlorm'i by
De II l.. Quarle- the pastor oi the
church III, pulpit was banked win
hydraneia- and palms, the color -cl'me
being pink aud green. and the arusiic
effect was heightened hg the exquisite.
melody OF Langes Flower sung.
playen durigg the ceremony. he niide
wore a going-away gown OF blue pru.
nella cloth and "a whit picture hat ana
carried Bride roses A'ter receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes OF t"eir
many friends. the happy couple h z on
the night train for a Northern tour
''' " NlZ
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18

Atno me du. iug THE se' son have we
had so mlrh bu mess = dlJ e DDS and
millinery as we have he ! Tor the past
lew W, lis and up to the present mo-
meot Never have we shown so many
n stty SITS les = law Is. orgaudies: white
goods. dr. u goods, ms 1ras and other
summer comfoi able fabrics snow Daily
we add new shapes, new flowers. new
,,bbons to the m'n'1eiy stock. c. W
Jones is always on the alel for the LAT
est and best for you.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Arrived Safely

s.The Cape Argus" newspaper pub
lshed in Cspetown, South Africa. Of date
Nav 18th. reports that Jno. I. Goolrick
and X. Nelson Goodrich have arrived
safely at that port on the steamer
Arondale Castle and reports that steamer
had very rough voyage on the Bay Oh
Riscay. The trip from southampton oc-
cupied 81 days and II hours. The friends
and family Of our young friends are very
much gratiiied 10 get this good ne"r
from them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Safe at the Florence Crittenden
Home.

The two girls, Mamie Munday and
blanche Thomas, who ran away from
the Florence Crittenden Home, in Alex
andria. and who arrived here Saturday
night. were taken back by Capt. }. 7.
Wooddy Monday morning. Capt. Wood
DIV said yesterday that he was most
kindly treated by the matron oithe home
and all his expenses and that 1.-THE girls
including their board while here were
promptly paid by the superintendent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Iealslature Eiaht Ia Amherst.

Much interest Is felt in the announce,
ment from Amherst that DR.. ii. Donald
Scott has come out as acsndidateiort he
legislature. He has received assurances
of the support from the anti-Campbel
people. and there will be a strong ngn'
TO return him as member from Amherst
n il considered absolutely certain that
former Judge Clarence j. Campbell viii
be a candidate. DR.. Ware will not run
again
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
westmoreIand Reelsims Painting

The portrait Of William Pitt, Earl Of
Chatham. which has 80 long adorned
the walls Of the hall Of the house OF dele
gates. has been taken down and shipped
10 Westmoreland county, where 1t vii
be hung in thecourt-h0use. The remoya
was made by authority Of a resolution
nv Delegate G. Conway Baker, OF West
moreland. This portrait was painted by
Charles Wilson Peale and was presented II
176s to the Gentlemen OF Westmorelant
county" by Edmond Jennings, OF Lon
don and Maryland, but native OF IT
ginia. In 1882 the county presented !
To the State in response to request o
the library committee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
STREET PAVING
Ills Progressing Satisfactorily.

1t is confidently expected that the
paving of the streets will be completed
by August /. The block on which the
Exchange Hotel il situated was finished
Monday and the remaining two blocks
up to Commerce will be completed by
July LIST Then the work on the side,
walks will commence This work VIII
take at least two months. Contractor
Mcdonald il putting down the cellar
doors and making good progress. Az
the work is giving satisfaction and when
completed will give our people greater
desire for further work along this line Of
DrOpress
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in effect May 9th. 1908
LEAVE NOUrHWAEn.

Schedule IN elect MAY q ttu' A''''
LEAVE NoUrHWARn.
545 4. VI daily Stops ON signal al
Occo0uan sundays only.
S35 "a. u daily. Stopsat Alexandria
1908 4. NJ. sunday only. stops oi
SIGNAL at Brooke. Aguia. Wide Water
Quantico. Oherry hin. and occ"qu"in-
1O47 A. ~ daily, except SUNDAY
stops ON signal at Rrooke, Aquia' Nidt
Water. Quautco. Cherry Hill. treestone
O,coouau lorton. Accotink. frAnconla
lIiP. VI daily except Sunday No
local stops
G.51 r. VI. daily. stops on signal AZ
Brooke and Vice Water. and az Reid
sundays only
10 Oh b. w. dai'v Stops ON signal az
8rockr.. Wide Water and Qnantico.
Stops ON signal at Occoquan on sundays
only.
LEAVE SoruWAHn.
500 4. " daily except sunday. h'h
n,on3 accommodation. Make AT stops
q; - a y. daily. Atlantic Doast Line
,-s,n Sf,ps a. Milford. boswell ami
Ashland daily. and "n -lsn"i "' '''''''
local stops ON sundays oni!
OBS q. VI daily eNcept sunday MHAeS
local stops ON sigma.
l323 i VI daily. : A J.. train. stops
IN .i-n.ln -, Milford boswell and Ash.
land
5..oP. NJ dolv Atlantic Toast Line
train. Stops ~ boswell and Ashland
G37P M daily Makes local stops
on signal
$50 =. " daily. SeHooari Mr. Line
train. Stops 20 boswell on signal
Accommodation train leaves Redmond
T. T.. N. daily except Sunday, arrives
fredericksburg b.1O j. n.
lien Man Asst OrU. Man ri rni 'hi
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-18
Proctor Wanted in Caroline.

Sheriff T. b. Gil, of Caroline, passed
through this city Wednesday enroute Tor
Stafford Court House to take charge Ol
]. T. Proctor, who is wanted in Caro- me
for passing bogus check on MIR. ). e.
Sale aud A. z. Reynold. Proctor is ~
iail at stafford now for passing a boeIs
check on Mr.. Il S. Payne, of Falmouth