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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
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Seutt6lau0.
Waben.

Heide 8lutarbeit bat ON IL.
Sunni III Sreibilrg Der Sanser polau.
gen. gtiht menieer als bret &alib-
mOroer, Der ~21iGbrise Mesger Srieo-
rid Serrmann, Der 22i1briee Wes.
ger @eorg 3iesler itnb DER 23jIbrige
Saustneht &arI @eiBer tpurben se-
fopft. Die 9urifen Iorten Den 70.
jGbrieen Srobler 9asarus 0urgbe:,
mer, Der @eiBer porber ait9 ibon
feline @eliebte, ermorSct.
@om 8Iise eri6Iasen tpurSe
auf oem Seloe bel 9onnOorf Die
@ittlue 8ertrug 8ebrle.
- Gem perbeirat6eten ga Sabre
alten @emeinbe = ,Sarrenp6rter an-
breas 2iebert BON SIiireen itieB ein
Sarren init Dem Sorn in Den Inter.
leib, 10 bob Die gingemeioe beraus-
traten. Na6 nenieen Easen itarb er.
guf nod unaufJeflGrte @eiie
gerietben in Gteinsfurtb opei feline
MGb6en i'm Sitter bon A Sabren,
SinOer oes Sauptlcbrers 8urfarb
unO oes Sbloiiermeiiiers &arolus,
IN Die glien5 unb ertrerfen. Die
&inoer illdten auf elmer nabe res
Srtes ~liegenoen @iele @lumen.
- Der S6reinereeseGe &arI Col
lader BON Him (@iirttembere) fam
betrunfen our arbelt int ben Neubal
Der Observation-Disclosures &reisnin-
terihule in Sffenburg, tranf oann
rod Sbnaps unb $icr nno iiel
iblieBlib bonn 3. Stnfrcrf bes Neu.
haiies bur6 bas Sreppenbaus in oos
1. StpdDerf berab. cSpllafer, mes-
der einen Sf6oelbrub erIitt uuo
oud innere Serlebungen bapontrug,
purbe iofort in bas itiotiide &rar-
fenbaus perbradt, 100 er ieinen Ser.
~lesungen erlegen lit.
Seiiem.
- Cine robe Observation-Disclosures
fam Dor Dem &riegsgcridt in Mains
our S~erbanolung. Mitgeflagt par
Ger u~nteroffi5ier aarl 9ornemanl
con Der 8. Comp. bes 9. GuBs@rtiae-
,ie-Teaiments; er iol oen 8anonier
@eorg Gods aus aeIfbeim mebrfad)
miBbanoelt boben. Safs NOR eia
e.tpos i6perfaqiger, pergebIiher
Neni9, Der ieinem aprporalihafts.
fiibrer bGufig TaOel eintrug. Ourc1
3u6tigumsen unb Gllltereien glarb.e
Der 4ngeflagte ben Sa6s bellcr
Yansbiloen nn0 er5ieben" 81 fonneli.
0eim @rer5ieren erEielt Der &anonier
PSauiti6lGge, es purbe ibm auf Die
SuBlpiben getreten urn init bey
S6cibe Oes Seitengepehres auf Die
Singer eeflopft. &ub mubte CT
mleOerbolt einen S6emcl bis our Gr.
ldlnffung itrefen nno ouf Dem unit
qeorebten Sdemel iiten. 0es
9lbenos muBte er Ole Sampen nit
Der 2aie ausblaien. Our9 Muf
TRACE mltBte Der Angetlagte eS eln5n'
riften, ooB Der Gods icinen &uffe;
tpie au6 iein Wittaseiien folt Der
t5ebren mlBte. SIM s5ebrl.ar4 6oa fit,
Sa6s BET elmer @eiaGsiibnna cine
Acknowledging ~, fam ms 2a5aretb
uno uur0e .5ort nah mebreren
@oden geitesfranf. Sos @eri6t
perurtbeife BEN @ngetlagten 81
iefs Wonaten 8efGnsri6.
Hreufea.
@ie elm Sunb gum 'gerrGt6er
zines 9iebitobls Duroe, eraGblt Ole
,,gerlilcr Golfsseitung". Gin 9ett'
ler bet;ot einen Standardization in
Eier Smpel- aGee. Der Weiiter mar
Gerabe nit eincm &nnoen in cine
tenafbn,te gierpirtbid)aft aesan.
CEN unO fin Gelehriaer Iffenpinider
l'ielt I'M SeldGitsloben inter Dem
Sopho Msde. Gin Toar leberne
3uQliicfeL Die m,i oeT 9aoentilds
itonOeh r'i5tcn Den ge.tler. uno CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14

nit eillem Sammer oii bos Meiier
iflng lnb 10 ben &nohen brah. Ser
&nobe gelangte nift uicher gum BE.
pnbtiein unb ftarb nnter Dem
Weiier Der beioen &itrpfuiber. Der
@ater licB lie pcgen fabrlaiiiger
Sobtlng perbaften, unb boffentliI
Derben 9eibe megen hieler briltalen
SblGdterei init Dem Gubtbaus BE.
fanntifoft MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14

Tie Seitunscn b~eridbten iest tastdslid1 BON
glosliden SO6esfduen., gShon pieoer elmer am
9isihIag 9eitorben." betBt es buun ~fur3tpeg.
gsenn man iib Die Sahe aber lberIesen mouts,
iuiroe man nidt 10 idnel init ienein Wort sur
Sano iein. Der StsihIas lit nun oas IeBte Glieo
Der t6olihen. aette. Or wirb einen geiun6en
Meniben nidt beiauen. ionbern nur bic ges
fftudtten. bic n1puGtes uub iabreIang niht bas
ran %oad1ten, bab fub iudbrenb Der %Gebensnprs
gauge I'M merihlthen &brper alte %oerbraudbte
Stofe aniammeln, bic bodbt eiittg tptrten, tpenn
iie nidt aus benz Dilute sethSHt iperbeh. Mat.
ttiatsit, aoeiidymsrSen. s%pinbeL. SsratIopten,
limb bic banptiddliditen sInaeiHsn, baS ber &6r'
fHSSe m' n t0i Mnb Ser sr', gihidsla a1p siiS.t egen muir qI Sas
lests @lisS Der tbbttten q sfie BET iolden aeutsn,
IieBen. .%anitatt NIT Ollie Ser berii6mten ct.
Bernard srduterptaen bic SITE aus benz &brger
bel 2eiten 81 entternen. Siee 8illen. bic tn alien
@potbefen su baben unb aug ben hetlfrditigften
SdIten iorSfditi9 anseepatlter 9han5en 5rbe:
reitet limb, ipelde nidt bic ~eeriueite Spur zines
fd)arfen meta1tiben 8ifteS entbalten unb barum
aub fsines 3uderiiberSuges beoirfen. lno baS
bette Neittely nm ben aorper gegeu BITE Sonnens
glutb gu itdblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
SnDiana.

3ieier Gage itarD in &ofomo
Or. gonarb Stanton i'm 80. 2ebenS.
jobre, Der ieit 60 Scbren oaielbit
Dobnte. gor elmer Eeil,c bon Sab.
rem oerlor er iein Germogen muo
glei9faaS ieinen Geritano. Gr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Iery6tco cme Na6riGten.

Bon Dem ~terii6mten fran5olr
Iden 3eidner @aparni erdablt Der
,@aulois" cine orolige Inefoote:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
Street ColIoquv.

Terry: Il have Just como from the the
ater."
Berry: What did you see7-
Twelfth Night"
-Guess you're mistaken. There are only
ten. Who played Joe Morgan, the f;Cnk-
ardT'-Kansas City Journal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
Guilty.

Judge 60 tramp accused Of having kaassd
the voman); ~whst q 700 10 So In
your defenser-
! Tramp: Nothing. your Homer. I L.
| serve to be punished."-San Frandsco Cali
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
The Anection.te Kaiser.

Evidently the Kniser doesn't know that
kissing IS unsanitary."
But sanitary regulations must give way
before great rulers"
Exactly. And when King Edward n
kissed on one cheek by his loving nephew.
there is nothing for him to do but turn
the other"
Dear me, there are some unpleasant
drawbacks to this King business aren't
there?"
Die you Just end &. outT'-Ceveland
Plain Dealer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

welcome" cried the voice. as Charun's
boat rounded on the transstygian beach
who are your inquired the newly ar
rived shade. 81 can't see you at ALL"
mo wonder" replied the voice Il never
had EVEN a ghost OF a chance to exist. I'm
the man-under-the-bed that the old maids
are still looking for."-Philadelphie Presl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

Mistress: But why did o leave your
last placer
Cook: "ohi Why. bless you. mum. I
couldn't stand the way master and mistress
Quarreled."
why. what did they quarrel aboutr-
"well, num- Il was generally about the
way I cooked the dinner."-Moonshine-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
Gsttfnx Acquainted.

I'VE hesitated about renting this place"
said the woman who had Just moved In.
until vs learned that the families on both
hdes OF Us owned their houses II Is DO IN
pleasant to live where the peopls next door
are always changing. and you never know
what kin OF neighbcrs you are going TO
ave"
Yes" responded the woman on the other
sd OF the fenoe That's one reason why
we're trying to sail our house"@Chicago
H7bune.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
Nothing to Improve

Tess: IT saw her buying q book to-day
called How to Improve the Complexion
Jess: Poor grill She doesn't realize that
she needs is a book telling her how TO
acquire one."-PhiIadelphia Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

Ddmund: You IND Helen seem TO prefer
billiards to ping-pong."
Harry: Yes: every time the balls kiss
We follow the example."-Chicago News
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

rs you got a razor you could len me 20
shave merse'f?' asked Mr.. Erastus Fink
ley. Use gwlne 70 de PATTY tonight"
What de matter VIII yoh own razor7'
well. you see, l jes' got II stropped up
fine dis ~aftuhnoon. an I hates to dull de
edge-"-Washington Star.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
The Real Thing.

~TeIl mo. Harold" she said, as the gentle
old horse they were driving along the ooun-
IL road ropDe into q walk am I your
ideal girlT'
no" he said fsevently, ~Youre.my real
Riri!'
Whereupon tho horse. finding himself to-
tally neglected, stopped and began to
brovse"-ChicaEo Tribune.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
No 6furIea

Goodman. There's this much about q.
when you're drunk you can't expect to sss
a single man with any respect for yor-'
Tankley: That's right; can exshpec {
shee shingie man-ev'ry one'sh double"-
Philadelphia Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

There are no marriages IN heaven
"But there are no divorces in b.
Los Angeles Herald.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
Get IL ALI.

wIgvag: did you get much queer money
showed or on you In Parish"
Nevrich: YES; 1 guess I got about ev-
erythtng going except one o. them there
Latin quarters"-Philadelphia Record
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
Taking HIS Physical Exercise.

Hrs. Ferguson (Alarmed): What Is the
matter. George7 Are you having a ntT'
Mr.. Ferguson with wildly staring eyes):
u don't want-you-to-talk to me, Maria
while I'm putting on-the rigidity."-Chi-
cage TT1buna
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

Corrected hy simon Hirsh d Hr1I
Wheat ~ fo -. coca. a"w. lS O.
80. maai 81 3JtrSl 30 per 100 pounds.
Gate. 40 fo 80. fowls l.sei, 9 90 10.
dressed. "a 90 IL. Spring chick,n s
- - is ruts pr pound dn-ks,
live s. - 9dFe.sej. lltoI2. Ninterchick
-ns. h 10 10 pound; lard n 10 12.eeirs
H. to ~, butter, - 20 %: hams. ~.
20 10; irish potatoes. 40 to -
sweet potatoes. so 20 Fl, beef 3 to
go veal. 81. to6. lambs. $50 -, Aiir-.
l.reenl 90 g. hides dry. = o. 10.
1el-i lay 2i5 20 SIS per ton
Wool nee-hed ~ Geo II vGs1ri
"a O. -.
Leaf snmnc--5n TO go -rnts per ban
jTed pounds
lH, arAl. tAitrT-
The grain marsct- closed ye-ier'iss -
follows
Chicago-Nheat May 7.3. July 13s.
corn May lG.Jrly 3tt oaf- Stay 80 i.
july Boy
Sew York Southern wheat. 80 4.
corn. 81
Raltirnore-Souihesu wtea' so O. -,
southern cosu. 49, 0If
k.chmond--.A heaf. % 20 50. con 80
~ %. oats a. to50
G-ia-N heef. - e. ~ ror'' 80
p. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
VIRGINIA NEWS

Licensed o. marry 10 Washing
Ronssl Bolderson aud Mile B'ns0n.
both Of Northumberland county
Al the memorial exercises ~ Ma
nassss June 3. Hon. John Goode AMI
Hon A C. Braxton viii De the speakers
Peter Fields Of Streets shipped seven
barrels 1T peas which sold on the 18th ~
May for s. barrel -Southside Seuieniel
John T. Ligh;ioot. Supervisor oi 10.
Gust Dale District. Madison county. hav.
ing resigned. C. u Twyman has been az
pointed TO succeed him
Forest fires have been raging in toe
mountains around Front Royal DESTROY
ing thousands Of cords Of fine timber and
several mountain residences
A deal has been consumated bY which
" l.. Norman 4 Co OF iynchhur0,
will secure the large hotel AZ Sewei'-
Point. The price il said 20 be $4,000
Messrs. Wylie & Dodson on Saturday
last caught sturgeon which weie he'd
100 pounds after it was dressed II had
S37 worth Of roe in it.-Northern Mech
News
George Adams, manager of the Cham
berlain Hotel at Old Point. has secured
leases on 10000 acres Of marsh lsni
near Toana for sors hunting during the
season.
William 5. Grymes Camp. C. Y. #
Orange county. has elected " II Eics-
etts. J. NJ. Moore and e. g. Ialiair~ro
delegates TO the Grand Camp at Nv
Orleans
Mayor " Key Howard has called q
public meeting in lrbanna for Iuesd As
night TO take into consideration the
question Of forming "a volunteer tire
there.
Mayor Seth Low Of New lort. who
has been on a visit to Norfolk and l.i'h-
mond. spent FRIDAY in Newport News
where he is extensively interested in zeal
estate inherited from bis father, 4. a.
Low.
Rev. James Cox. Of bailey Mission.
District Of Boise, who recently accepted
a call 70 ST Johns. Tappahanuocs and
81 Paul's. Essex. has by reason OF Oh
health withdrawn his acceptance -
Southern Churchman
DR.. b. L. Hume, assistant hysician At .
The Central state Hospital, Petersburg, .
Who has rendered his resignation to ~ +
.ept a lucrative professional appoint
nent with large mining company az .
Prince. ". Va, is son Of Mr. y. ".
hume, Of Raccoon Ford.
There il no truth in the report pnb-
ished 10 several papers that military
ompaDy is 70 be organized IN Orange
Ne would like to see company organ
Ted here. but no effort is being made %
hat direction. - Walter q Newman
4 Mt. Athos. this county. the copper
ing" was held up by two women Ia
lew York city, where be has au Office. o
w nights ago, and robbed OF 5000
he "dashing brunettes' cane near get
ing his 81 900 watch, also.-Orange
observer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
LEGISLATURE
s,ll 70 Provide For Nominations For
office BY Popular Vote Recess
From Tuesday Until November "a

Office BY Popular Vote Recess
From Tuesday Unt,i November Il
The General Assembly has about con
eluded its work While the body Will
not formally anjpuru untd TUESDAY. the
session until that time will be oaly 20
ratiiy bills and routine work.
The body will rcass mh's November a..
when the committee ou hnal adjourn.
ment and revision viii report and ,h-
finishing touches will be put ON thework
81 adapting the laws OF the State 20 fhr
new Constitution
Ia the Senate Mr. kcez.ll offered sub
sutute Tor Mr Blrks0alr iili providing
Tor party primaries for the nomination
OF STATE officers aud men. beers Of longrrss
Me-. Barksdale accepted the substitute.
and 1t was ordered to be printed lo con.
~ideration when the h.dg r,con,ones n,
November. The convention is not aba,-
dcncd as the means Oi iOminati.g can
didates, but all delegates are to br rao-.
en- 10y primaries Toe expenses of the
primaries are To Boz borne by thec.firs aud
counties
For members of roalr. - tie bin Dr..
Nides that primaries q. e 60 o. he.i in all
the counties aud cities ,i each district rt
the same time The candidate r,,ei,in.
the highest number uf votes i- tohaY-a .
the delegates The delegates are tO a.
tend a oistrictcnuyeution and are toNotc
as directed 10y the voters Of each county
For state officers the primary is 90 &C.
held all over the State az the same lime.
the counties and cities t. vote for thr
delegates and candidates direct The
delegates are % assemble in State con-
ventiOn aud are To vote according 10 the
instructions OF the people whom theJ
represent
In all cases the counties and cities are
TO vote as a unit, thereby making it .m.
possible for q candidate who receives ihr
minority vote In the STATE TO be nominal
Ell for any office. Thus "A candidate Tor
Governor on one ticket may be- nu4uiuai
ed. while Lieutenant Governor on nf-
other ticket might be- nominated The
same rule would apply to the STATE
Treasurer and all other nominations for
State officers
POLYTECHNIC GIFTS 10000.
The bill increasing ih. annual apprc.
Triation 10 the Virginia Polytechnic d..
stitute from 81, 900 to $4,000 which
failed 10 receive the required vote passed
the House The sppropriationoi $4,000
for introducing the industrial system 90.
teaching in the Colorcd State Normal
School az Petersburg was also pes,ei
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
Free to Fredericksburg Women

purchaser the skirts mentioned below will give
absolutely pungass rercane skirt with full peated rue
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
Next Thursday is Memorial Day

Next Thursday is Memorial Day.
1t is day set apart by the patrl-
otic ladies OF fredericksburg and adj
jacent country to decorate hegraves
OF the brave Confederate soldiers who
sacrificed their lives for country,
homes and loved ones. This Is a
beautiful and just annual tribute,
and should enlist the sympathy, aid
and cooperation OF all who love our
Southland and who appreciate the
sacrifice and service OF her peerless
soldiery-not to keep alive any bit
terness of the contest or sectional
prejudice, but to testify our love and
yeneration for those whose highest
aim in life was to dischargefaithtully
and fearlessly their whole duty. We
would not do more-we could not
do less.
The Ladies' Memorial Association
hope To make this occasion more
elaborate than usual, and have
invited all the organizations OF the
town to unite with them, among
them the Confederate Veterans in
town and county, Sons OF Coined
crate Veterans, Washington Guards
and the benevolent and charitable
orders. We learn that she Grand
Lodge OF Red Men, which will be in
session here at that time. will attend
In a body in their full uniform.
The exercises at the cemetery will
be in harmony with the place and
occasion. Judge John T. Goodrich,
the boy artillerist and private sol
der, who won a soldiers name and
praise by deeds OF daring and devo-
ton upon the bloody field OF battle
has been invited and will make an
address appropriate 60 the occasion.
Music has also been provided, and a
most successful memorial occasion Is
anticipated.
Let the ex-Confederates turn out
and honor the memory OF their hero
ic comrades who stood side by side
with them and fell in a cause dear TO
US all. The beautiful services must
soon cease with the old soldiers, be-
cause before many more years the
last one OF them will have crossed
the river to rest under the shade OF
the trees. Therefore. let US keep up
the custom until the crossing time
comes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

jOy
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
SENATOR SEARS.
He VIII Probably Not Stand For Re-
slection


Senator J. Boyd Sears, OF Mathews
county. will probably not be acandidate
for reelection He has not positively
made up his mind. but is rather inclined
to think he viii not be back after this
session, which ends next January Mr..
Sears is one Of the most popular members
OF the Senate. OF the new members now
serving their first term no one has made
finer impression on his fellows. He is
an orator, one OF the most gracefulin the
Legislature, but he is also fine lawyer
and useful legislator, one who has taken
an active part in the work OF the Senate
during the session. His speech on the
legal phases of the Campbell case was
characterized by many as one 81 the
strongest legal arguments made in the
debate on this question.
The determination Ex-senator Searsnot
to sfand for reelection. and not even to
serve out bis iour-year term. II be may be
said TO have positively decided, will be
due to the fact that be IL now Common
wealth's Attorney Of his county and has
a large law practice in the adjoining
counties which under the terms Of the
CONSTITUTION be would have to gite up.
Il the one case and neglect in the other, I
Il be remains u The senate AZ the Com
non wealth. Attorneysbip N more
111irohie 2 n he Nl|l q al probability
90. ~ -, - keppss = 3 IaA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

Mr.. Herbert 4. Claiborne ~ hmond
and Capt Heorv Coa'ter luh-N Of d.,
United states army. have endowed a
scholarship iu ire diversity of Virginia
a- a memorial to their lntheS the late
Henry C.slltr ,ahel It's Co In kuown
as tle Henry Uoaltfr Cauell scholarship
fro Erei.h Ntarat rr The money i1r
fae maintenance Of this mem rial bias
been deposited wish she proctor Col, ire
university. who wii. invest 30 and pay
tir annual income 40 tbe holder ul tac
scholarship which is % bee awariel an-
nusily az ths lgne meeting of the board
oi vi.tors upon ths nomination 81 toe
examining. committee iu tie school of
En-i IN literature
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

We have now the promise OF wire
less telephony. That will be a great
improvement on the present system.
When that feat is accomplished We
will not be perplexed by cross wires
with cross and grabbed people at the
end OF them, or by the Central ring
ing the wrong phone And then, too,
the love sick youth will be spared
the modification ofhearing what the
other fellow is saying to his best girl,
and what she says in response, by
the contact of wires, without being
able to stop the proceeding. Let
the improved system come.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
Monument to 9 Virsinisn

A plan is on foot to erect monument
in Washington 70 the memory OF the late
DR.. Walter Reed, surgeon in The army
DIR. Reed discovered the fact that yellow
fever can be transmitted only through the
agency Of the mosquito, discovery
which has relegated that disease TO the
rear a. dangerous epidemic. and hos
ridded Cuba and the greater portion oi
South America OF the disease Dr. Reed
was a Yirginian.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

The sIgar cane growers OF the
South have just closed a conference
In Macon, Ca, in which resolution
was passed strongly condemning the
Cuban reciprocity treaty. They
claim that 1t directly discriminates
against the sugar cane, tobacco and
fruit growers Of the South, and
they, therefore, call upon their Sena-
tors to vote against its ratification.
THESE are important crops and there
should be no discrimination against
them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
RAIN NEEDED
Wheat and Grass Seriously loiH-e

Wheat and Cross Seriously Injured
The drought ia this s,-'iion d. .re1 -inn
very sr'nn-. No niU- have fallen iu,
several w,ese The Rfa.- oui vteht
crops have been materially injured and
even should the rains come 100 DAY or
two NOT bali acrop either vi brmipfe
the corn r. CONT z cop finely. hut o. too
lie IS rain Che ground i- becoming -
hori thrt i, Is Utmost impos-irle o. 60
any blowing
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
Confederate Veterans Reunion, New
Orleans, May 18th 22nd.

Round trip from fredericksburg
s22.lO. Tickets will be on sale May 10th
To 21st; returning to leave New Orleans
not later than May oath, except by de-
posting ticket with Special Agent with
fee OF 80 cents, extension may be secured
until June 18th. No stop over in either
direction.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

We referred day or two ago to
the brutal atrocities and wholesale
murder OF the Jews in certain dis
tricts OF Russia, but we spoke then
from an imperfect knowledge OF the
real situation. 1t is even more afro
cious and appalling than we had
imagined The dead in one town
nov number fifty, eighty-fve more
can scarcely live and four hundred
are reported injured, crippled and
outraged. A relief committee has
sent out piteous appeal for relief. !
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
The Riehmond Cathedral.

Ii has been decided that the corner
stone OF the magnificent Roman Catho-
lie Cathedral being erected in hiehmond,
10 cost $3.50, 900, shall be laid on Thurs
day. june 4, at 4 p m The ceremony
will be conducted by Mgr falcoBio,
anostolic delegate TO the Cnited States:
New. Father Pardow, OF New York, will
be the orator.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19
Monument To Brave Cadets

The Virginia Military Institute oh
served the anniversary OF the battle Of
New Market Friday by laying the cor
nerstone of the monument by Sir Moses
Ezekiel in the presence OF the cadets and
a large crowd OF visitors. The speakers
were Col +. w. Nichols, Col. William r.
Poagne and Cadet John Paul.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

So far Mr.. Cleveland has escaped
receiving the endorsement of Hon.
Tom Johnson or Hon. Geo. Fred
Williams, all of which goes to prove
that Growers lucky star is still in
the ascendant.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-19

y II Is proposed to reproduce Month
cello as the Virginia Building at st.
Louis, the necessary money to be
raised by popular subscription. We
would like to see this done provided
we are not to have a relic show. We
want no more such lest people begin
80 think virginians live only in the