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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-11-11
LAYTON
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

@@p Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. C.. F. Dupuis and family
left last week for their new
home at Rugby.
Bert Miller, of Havre, Mont,
is visiting his parents in this
village.
Some miscreants tore up the
board walk leading to the school
house Halloween night, and the
board of education has offered
$50 reward for the apprehension
OF the criminals. =5sf1' .'>,ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-11-11
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.

Terminated with an ugly cut on
the leg Of J. B. Orner, Franklin
Grove, Ill. It developed a stub
born ulcer unyielding to doctors
and remedies for four years. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured. It's
just as good for Burns, Scalds,
Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c, at
@. w. Greene, Druggist. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-11-11
s53sff ,lgasIiFis m. 5eiYiT sl'Is
STATE NEWS

Balfour is having new depot
built.
Thugs are busy looking for
cash.
IA large wolf was recently.
kill edat Sanborn.
.A hay stack near Portal Isl
said 10 consist Of ], 400 tons.
As farmer near Surrey se-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-25
Gttuas aans Std9eres.

Wan Fat aefagt, oaB es nibts Sis
here8 gebe nit Nusnabme non 9oo
unb Steuern, aber bas iit bod nibt
INNER nabr. 9r. Sings Neue gnts
oeduna fir Shminoiudt 1T elm
fibere8 6eilmittel fir alle 2uneens
uno 6alsleiben. Tauienbe t6nnen
oa8 be5eu9en. Srau 6. 9. 8an
Wetre bon Sbepberotutpn, @eits8ir=
ginien. laat: SD batte einen ibtpe.
ren Nnfall BON 8rDnhitis uno elm
Sabr lang 9ebraudte ib oaoeeen
NleS. mas ih in grfabrung bradte,
aber ohne grfolg. Cine Tlaibe BON
Or. Sings 9eeuer gntoeduna beilte
mid oann nU4itdnoie. Sic lit I'M.
feblbar gegerl Brdune. aeuhbuiten,
Grippe. 2ungenentsiinoung uno
Shminoiud3t. Wsan made einen Ser
fuh bantit. Das Wittef mirb garans
tiert pDn S. aalteper & SDbn uno
Wo. DreiB, NpDtbefer. 8robefIas
ihen frei. &e9uldre @r6Be so Gents
uu1 81.
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0reie 3eiie uatb ct. Qolis uno

I'm ben Beiubern Der 0eltaus.
iteQung entgeaensufpmmen, tpirb Die
M. Sc. & Z. .s8abn (Ebe 8atb) einen
ileuen Sbneu5ua stpiihen @alpe>
ftDn unb San NntDnio uno ct.
2Duis einlegen uno Die erite BerlOn,
bic eiuen Narnen fiir bieien tteuen
8ug einienoet, Der angenDmmen
tperoen piro, erbdlt elm ssrei.gidet
uDn irgeno elmer Station in Eeras
nah ct. Souls uno suriid mdbrenb
Der Gusitellung. Die folaenoen Bes
oingungen iino su beDbahten: Der
Narne niuB neu uno Driginen uno
tur5 uno uerftdnblid iein. Nlle Mits
teiluneen in Beaue bierauf iinb 5u
ribten an Us. 6. Grub,
IS. . boz SEQ. 620 8.
Dallas. Teras.
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(aortiesuus fuIat.)
O2ou lolreibt ous 8erltu:

= Man ibreibt aus Berlin: Der
italieniihe &DupDniit 2epncapallD
lit nit Dem Wanuicript Der Sper
Der &ulanb BON Berlin" bier ats
9etommen. nit oeren &DmpDiition
er pDn &aiier Wilbelm pur nebreren
Sabren beauftra9t tuuroe. Das Cub,
ieft Der Sper lift cine &Dntroperie
stuiihen ben giirgertneiiter bon
Berlin uno einem branbenburgii1en
&urfiiriten, in tuelber Der Biirgers
ineiiter nahauaeben aesmunaen tpurs
be. Ser &0mpDniit Fat cine fir ben
aaiier ipesieQ angefertigte fiinitles
riid ausgefibrte 9opie Der Oper
triitgebrabt. Die erite Guffiibruna
finoet ndhiten 0erbit i'm G6nialihen
Opernbaufe itatt.
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yotationeu tit geras geipiinidt.

Die sriscosSDitem 4anos SInn,is
arations Nifpciation lenft bereits
ibren 9eil Der ginmanoeruno nam
geras.
9reibuubertunofiinfSig 9lgenten
oieIer NiiDciati0n uDm Often uno
georoen baben ioeben cine TDur ourh
9eras beenbet uno iib nab ben Siilfss
aueQen oeS Staates &c. ertunoiot,
um bic 9atfeben ben 6eimitattelu=
1ern ber dlteren Staten beffer burs
fiibren 81 f6nnen.
Dieie gfiociation iit Die pirfs
iatlite, Die es giebt; fie bat Maenten
in ben eansen Ser. Staaten. @ullt
Sbr guer gieentum, auf bem 9anoe
ober in Der Staot, pertaufen, tpiinIht
Sbr 8apital fiir sSabrifen poer
iraeno cine Snouitrie, idreibt an
81. g. 2emDn, Sefretdr oes Srns
miaratiDnS 8ureaus, Dept. ".
5risco @ebduoe, ct. 2Duis, Mlo.
g. q. 0uebes,
8enerals SmmiarationssInent
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Wie lit ntes1

asir bietsn sinbunbert Dollars geobuuna fir is.
osn 4sS.a BON Ratarrb. Der nt6t onrA Ginnebmen
npn y alt 8 aatarrb Rur gebsilt weresn
&. 3. @btRep & o., Gisent, Soleso, 8.
gBir, bic nnttraeihueten, baben s.. ). gbenep
fit bulicmlnen sbrenbaft in allen @e9dfispsrbanS=
lAngen uno nan3ien bedbist, ole bon Ieiner Tirna
einGeeaneerea Standardization 3u eriGilen.
@ef a SrWar, grobbanoels Grosuiftsn,
Soiebo, ,o
8albins, Rinnan b Marsiu erssbon.
=DropaifteR Solebo, o.
.aal's 9atarrb=Rur piro innerlit genommen uni
wirtt eirett atf oas 9lu ano Die i&leimiaen D6er.
Ha9en 0es Sphems 3enenifis frei perIanbt. 9reis
75 Gents Ifir Die Glai6e. @eriauft BON allen apo-
ibefern.
6ans' isamilien- -0ilItn ino bic beHen
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nen tbn gletntam In etn 91eB Elm, bas
I9 INNER feiter 5uaog unb bel fen Mds
i9sn ct tpeoer gu fdhen, nod au ger.
reiBen bermodte.
9ar f9iper muBte bic 8stlemmuns
auf Oineent Gerbault loiten, benn er
fiiblte fid unfdbig, iie tanger alIttn gu
traeen. Sbne gu aOsern, feBte er Td
bpr feinen Sdreibtif9, fpp er Dor nod
teinem balben Sabre am Ibenb ittnes
Gtnsuss iene forelofen, 9itbe unb 2ies
bessran befpOttelnben 3eilen btnses
tnnrfen hnttp 6eutf frhrirh or
.Mein lieber 2epage!-S9 beborf
Deiner. apmm hierber, um spei CUTE
mtrfe au tbuu: erftens, Inn nah etner
4ronten au ieben, beren 2eben Ou
pselfetdt retten tannit. unb apettens,
Tim 9einen bsitsn Grtunb baoor su Bee
ipabren, ii9 tueser zines @Gt6i.ls, bas
Du jebenfaGs l0ftn tannit. bas 0trn
au aermurfern.
(fsortiebuna fDlQt,)
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- Die Sapaner ipIen ssene 8anQ
Chang gerdumt baben.
gaafhte Tim tuteper iuna

n@ine BON Or. Sings Meuen 2es
bens' Billen ieben gbenb stpei $50.
den lang bat mid mieber gum Siinas
ling aemaht" ihreibt 8. $. Turner
BON Demplept0mn. go. Sic 5ino
oas Bette, mas e8 fir Qeber, Waaen
uno gineeueioe aiebt. Stein ueaeta.
biliih. @eruriabt ME 2eiblbmersen.
0aur 25 gents in Der &potbete BON
S. aalteper & Sobn uno GbDlpb
Drsih.
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Su 8irid uno 8aris erIheint
aleibseiti9 elm ieniatiDneue8 BUD
uWustetiere elmer Ditoeutihen @ars
t1iiDn", nerfaBt uDm Deierteur Grtbur
@omntOpsti unb ourheeieben BON
sfrans Noam 8eperlein. Das Wert
ibiloert Die Heioen oes Ierfafiers,
fotuie oes 9borner Wtu8tetiers Baul
&aabe unter boiler Namensnennuna
aller Beteiligten, bic mod attip benz
6eereSperbanoe anQehDren.
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Zone Star" Bier o(s 1Bo(tdter

gs ipDbnten bic alien Oeutlcben
In beioen lIfern 6es &beinS,
Sic iebliefen auf 8drenbduten
!. lno tranfen INNER mod eins.
Sas noar lire erfte Tmgenb.
llnb tarin batten tie rebt-
Oenn nod teiner itarb in ber Sueenb,
Der Bis in ieiu Utter seaefbt.
gs tuobnen gar oieie Oeutibe
slm San Nntonio,SluB
llno Bis gum Sune gtar ift es,
So MIR elm 8ahienihuB.
Sic tuobnen auf beiben Seiten
Genau tuie bic alten am &bein.
9oh ippllen ben DurH fie l6Ihen,
So mils es nit Sume gtar @ier iein.
Nuh gleidaen iie barin ben Mlten,
Sic trinten iinmer nod ems.
9ob eriebt oas berrliebe 2ptte gtar,
9ie idl6nen Weiue bes &beins.
Senn BEL bem tdslid5en Srinten,
s8ie's unier alima sebeut,
90 f6nnen ben Durit nur tblhen
Wit &beintpein iebtper reitbe 2eut'.
astr aber limb ean5 8ufrieben
Neit Suue gtar, bem @erftenialt:
@r uerbltet, als tuirflamites Mittef
9aB Geift un6 &6rper erIblafft.
Dabei nerbleibt mon 6ei Sinnen,
Selbft tuenn man nod INNER ems trintt
llno .tuenn Der Betber bic @unbe macbt,
Bis baB bic Spnne iinft.
limb tuenn ruir besablen tpolleu,
Sei's fiir &ru9, glas Dber sSlaSAe,
So baben mir INNER 8lein.@elb aenug
9afIr in unlerer 9aiebe.
Drum trinten mir INNER bas
Xpne Gfar 8ter,
gs lei uon uEs ftets eeprieien;
SO bat iidb nod 8u aller Belt,
gtls Boltater besuieien!
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Gar @renrltonen Sm @elt=
QlnSiteIlnnn.

glm II. uno 81. Mai uertauft Die
9eras uno Bacitic 8abn Spesia(s
grcrrfiuns'3 '3idets nab ct. Qouis
uno 8uriid BON alien Buntten ibrer
9inie in 9eras, Grtanlas uno 2oui.
Iiana fir peniaer als einen sFahrs
preis. 0ie 9idets fino nur in ben
regelmdBiaen Cars siiltia uno fir bic
0auer bon iieben 9aeen. g8enoet
@ub an iraeno einen Naenten Der
9inie.
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= Die Nuiien baben Die toreanis
Ibe Staot Nniu eingenDmlmen; bic
japaniihe 8eiabuna aoa iid3 aus
berielben 5uriid, 1ad3oem iie ben
9eihdftsteil uno niele anbere 6du.
Ier in Branb geitef! aatte.
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Tir gnunthsglerf.

Die .Sreie 8reiie" lit autoriiiert Serrn
5rant 81. giemtnn n als @anbtbot fir
bic 8ieoertuabl 5u bem Qn1t 6es County,
glerfs BON Berar @ountD anaufitnbigen,
abbdnoie pDn ben 8rimdrtpahlen.
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Die Berliner .8pft@ erbdlt
uDn ibrein 3prrelponoenten in &Dm
Die Wleloung, oaB &0nig 8ictor
emanuel bon Stalien Die linn bonn
Gaiier Wilbem suaegangene ginla'
oung. i'm @noe Nuauit in Botsoam
sl beiuben uno oann ben aroBen
6erbitmau6nern bei6upobnen, anaes
itptat1en bat.
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Sir 9itrittantuaIt bon 8erar GOmntg.

9ie ySreie grefe fir Seras" 1T auto.
riliert, Serrn 8. u. NfcMStill aIs
&anbibat fir ons Qmt bes Siitittantualts
BON Berar g0untp anSufln6igen, abbdne
gig bDn ben bemofratlIchen 8rimart
n1ohfetr
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sir Nrieoensridlter Des /. Wreeinfts

9ie rSreie 8refie" lit autpriiiert, Serrn
Nusuft $. &ieffer, (Gapt. u. $,
Sfiefer) als &anbibat fir bas Nmt bes
Sriebensricbters oes L. 9reciufts an5ue
fiin6iaen, abbdngi9 bon ben bemotratis
ichen 8rtm1rtpahlen.
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Slr eiitrtftridter nes 81. 9iarifts.

Sic .sSreie 8refie" iit auturiiiert, Serrn
8. S. Sbielbs ols Sanoibat fir oas
amt 6es Sifriftrtbters oes 81. @eribts,
biitritts, 8srar County. onsufitnbi9en,
abbdngie ton ben bemDfratiihen 8rt=
mGrtunhlen
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Gin ffarfer gef,ue.

Sdiistn sic ben Rorpsr s.sen Rrans,
belt burb 9utt'sspilIsn, Elm obIolutes
geilmittel fir ROpffdmsr3en. Dpspeps
fla, Mdlarid, 9artleibigfeit unp dbnlis
the 2eiben.
xDas Eriebrab bes &ebens."
Or. 1utt: Sbr. 2ebsr g}illen Iinb bas
5riebrab bes 2ebens Sd perpe ftets
benz 3ufa1 bantbar iein. pelfer mir
bieitIben gu meiner 3snntnts brahte.
S. 'SairIeish, 4slatt. Cannon, Col
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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QSahlattaetAen.
Tiir 0iffriftridlter Des 81. 9iffrifts.

Die .5reie 8reiie" ift outorifiert, 5errn
81. $ NiinDr afs 8anbibat fir oas Nnlt
bes 9iItrittri6ters bes 81. @ertbtsoi>
itrifts, 8erar County, an8utInoi9en, ab>
bangia BON ben oernDfratiirben Brimdr<
mnfTPu
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SIR goantp.@ .@ommiiifoner.

Oie n5reie 8reHe" 1T autoriiiert Serrn
5rant g Dmmers ais &an6ibat fir
6as Nmt bes p=gDmmilliDners bon
8recinct yto. 3. BON 8erar gDuntb an5u<
titnoigen, abbdngig nDn ben 8rimdrtuabt
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Hiir Gnunttl !. gdlakuteif1er.

9te .Sreie &reiie fir 8eras" 1T autos
riiiert. Serrn &nootp1 rii6 al8
aanbioat fir bas amt bes gountb'S Sbab.
meiiters BON 8erar gDuntp an5ufinbis
gen, a6hanaia oDn ben 8rimdrtuabfen
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Sir gtenersGnlIeftnr.

9ie oSreie 8reiie" 1T autDriiiert Serrn
8aul 90 eeri lb Ell b t als &an6ibat fir
bas Amt oes Steuer<&DlleftorS bDn 8erar
@suntp an5ufiinbigen, abhdn9ie pDn ben
8rim1rtpahlen.
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siir seonta6Ier ,es l. grerinfts

0ie .Sreie 8reiie" 1T autoriitert Serrn
Gbories S. Stebens als 8anbi6ot
fir bic Bieberpabl fiir oas Gnlt 6es
8onita6lers 8 bes 1. Brecincts attaus
fitnbigen.
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aar gerar @nuntu Midter.

Sic nSreie 8reiie" ift alttoriiiert Serrn
8eter SDnas nls &an6ioat fir oas
Mn1t bes Gountbs8itbters bon Beror
County an5ufiinoiaen, abbdneie b0n Der
8rit16rtpa1I.
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&beumatlsmus TIT IN oleiem alima
i6mersbaiter alS irseno elm anoeres
9eioen; tptro our6 @imer & OluenSs
Nesept gap. 1851 gebeilt. 6. S.
8 d miot. I0ent, 6oniton, 1eras.
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lsanmteb & setatse,

Carriaae-Ar1str9ioher.
slo Glm straBe EsMss Tel. 1914
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6Hpls Saloon bietet einen
nnaenebnleit Gnfenthalt.
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s@ @riutt sttamO TIalbenbier
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
JAPANESE Are Not Advancing.

Berlin. Sept. l5.-Colonel Gaedke. the
war correspondent of the Tageblatt
telegraphing 70 his paper from Tic
Pass. says.
The Russian army is disposed south
of this point. The Japanese have adj
vanced only about six miles north Of
Lao Yang"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
Al PORT ARTHUR
Japanese Bombard the Fortress Inter
n1lttentiY Every Day.

mlttently Every Day.
Chefoo. Sept. IA Chinese who
left Liaoti Pr0mOntOry on September
10 says that the general assault on the
stronghold, which in some quarters 1t
was reported would occur on the 10th,
did not take place. He declares that
the Russians are giving most Of their
attention to the forts on the northeast
line, which include Rihlungshan aAd
Kikwanshan. The Russian soldiers are
living on black bread and seldom get
soup. There are only few head Of cat
tie in Port Arthur. and these are re-
served for the highest officials.
Hardly day passes that Lieutenant
General Stoessel. commander of the
Port Arthur forces, generally accom-
panied by General Balashoff. does not
ride over the entire line. having alter
ations made here and giving sugges-
tiOns there and complimenting or cen
surfing his troops. His interchangeable eff
forts and his compOsure do much to
sustain the spirits of the garrison, in
spite of their hard fare and the sleep
iessness which results from being con-
stantly on the qui vive.
This Chinese says further that the
Japanese have constructed large fort
On the north shore Of Pigeon Bay, TO
the west of Port Arthur. using many
Chinese laborers in the work. There are
Is large hospitals in Port Arthur, and
field hospitals have been established
at every fort
The preparations for resistance at
the northeast forts consist chiefly of
the construction of trenches and re-
doubts for the outpOsts.
The Japanese bombardments of the
stronghold continue internationally
every day. On September the JaDa-
nese threw shells into Port Arthur, one
of which struck q church and killed a
Chinaman
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway.

Short line 10 principal cities of the
South, Southwest, Florida, Cuba and
Mexico.
Schedule in effect April II, 1904.
Trains leave Richmond, Main Street
Station, daily.
eco D. m.-Seaboard Mail, composed
of latest improved day coaches,
Pullman sleepers and cafe car
TO Henderson, Raleigh, Southern
Pines, Pinehurst, Hamlet, Attain
Ia. Camden, Columbia, Jackson
vile, St. Augustine and Tampa.
10.35 .. m.-SeabOsrd Express, com.
posed OF day coaches; Pullman
cars to Atlanta, Jacksonville and
Tampa; cafe car south of Hamlet
To Henderson, Raleigh, South
ern Pines. Pinehurst, Hamlet, Al
lnnta, Camden, Columbia. Sayan-
nah, Jacksonville, St. Augustine.
Tampa and New Orleans.
$40 a. m.-LOcal for Norlina, Hamlet
and Charlotte.
Trains arrive at Richmond, daily.
G.35 a. m.-No 34-From Florida, AT
lanta and The Southwest.
4,j5 p, m,-No. G6-From Florida, At
litnta and the Southwest,
5.3U y. m.-NO. 3J-From Norlina and
local points.
w. NJ. TAYLOR. G. Il. A..
II. 5. LEARD, ID. p. A.
$50 East Main st., Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
!. s. CONSUL DISMISSED
Robert McWade at Canton, China,
Removed by President.
THE CHARGES ARE SUSTAINED

Issued Improper Certificates to Chi
nese Bound For Philippines and the
United states-There Is Also Talk
Of Excessive Fees.
Oyster Bay. l., l.. Sept, l5.-Robert
NJ. Mcwade, United States consul gen
eral at Canton, China. was removed
from office By President Roosevelt.
Charges made against him recently
were investigated by Assistant Secre-
tary Peirce, who went 10 the Orient to
make an investigation Of several OF
the United States oonsulates In China
and Japan. Secretary Peirce In his re-
port to the president strongly sustains
the charges made against Consul Gen
eral McWade The order for McWade' s
dismissal has been sent forward.
Notice Of the removal of Robert M.
MeWade as consul general at Canton
has been expected for a long time. Be-
fore Third Assistant Secretary Peirce
started last winter on his visit to the
Chinese consulates so Vlny charges
had been lodged with the State depart
ment. though not generally in official
form, that the removal of the consul
general was certain II only small por-
ton OF them were established Follow
ing the rule in such cases, the depart
ment declines to make public any state
ment as to the nature of the charges.
but they were OF more or less public
knowledge. particularly in the foreign
settlement in China and Japan. The
more serious of these allegations con-
nected the consul generals name with
the improper issuance of certificates
10 Chinese bound for the Philippines or
the United States. There was also talk
of excessive fees. Mr., McWade was one
Of the most widely known newspaper
men in Washington and Philadelphia
before his appointment to the con-
sular service.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
THIN LATEST IN POLITICS
F. W. Higgins Will Probably Head
Ticket Of New York Republicans.
PARKER GOES TO NEW YORK
Has Taken Apartments at Hotel and
Will Meet Political Friends-Maine's

Has Taken Apartments at Hotel and
Will Meet Political Friends-Mane's
Plurality 27,13O-New Jersey Demo-
Gratis Meet.
Saratoga, n. Y, Sept l5.-There Is
every reason 10 believe that the follow
Ing ticket. chosen by the Higgins sup
porters, will be nominated by the Re
publican state convention today
Governor w, Higgins, OF
Cattaraugus.
Lieutenant governor-M Linn Bruce.
Of New York
Secretary OF state-John +. O'Brien,
of Clinton.
Attorney general-Jullus NJ. Mayer.
OF New York.
State treasuTer-Joh d. Wallen-
meier, Of Erie.
State engineer and surveyOr-Henry
A. Van Alstyne. Of Columbia
Chief Judge Of the court Of appeals
Edgar NJ. Cullen, Of Kings.
Associate judge OF court of appeals
William f. Werner. Of Monroe.
Although there is no assurance that
this ticket can be nominated without
a roll call on the nomination for gov
ernor. the air is still full OF rumOrs
that a settlement may be reached and
the unanimous nomination of Lieuten.
ant Governor Higgins accomplished on
the first ballot.
Timothy Woodruff. after prOtract-
ed conference with friends, said; NJ
name will go before the convention
Replying 10 an inquiry as 10 the
number of votes he would have, he
said. Il don't know That does not
have much to do with the matter. any
way
Mr.. Woodruff criticised some methods
Of the convention, saying that substi-
tuition of delegates was made in order
to suppant Woodruff men with Hig-
gins delegates.
This statement was denied by men
who made substitutions. as they ex-
planned that substitutiOns were made
only where there were absentees.
A platform was adopted By the COM
mittee on resolutions that is probably
the shortest document OF its kind ever
written.
Neither side Is willing 10 yield the
slightest point TO the advantage OF the
other. The friends Of Mr., Woodruff in
sist that there is no ground for hoping
that any means adopted can avert open
conflict on the floor OF the convention,
Governor Odell was asked whether any
concessions were likely. Not from our
side" he said. Mr. Woodruff said Drac-
tically the same thing. and Senator
Plat expressed himself as equally de-
teFmined
1t is still the hope Of the vast ma
jority OF the delegates that the Wood
run faction. convinced of the futility
Of his candidacy. before the actual
vote is reached will step aside in the
interest Of party harmony
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
TO
WASHINGTON
Via r., f. & p. X, R.,
Tuesday, Sept. 81, 1904.

Train leaves Broad and Hancock
Streets. Richmond, Tuesday morn
ing Mt 9 a. III. Returning, leaVe'
Ninth and Maryland Ave, Washing
TON Wednesday, 2Sth, 6 p. III. sharp.
Round trip fare: Richmond to Fred
ericksburg, 1925; Ashland to Wa-h-
jneton. - on; Milford to Washington,
81 50. Fredericksburg to Washington.
81 Special coaches for colored
people. Plenty OF ears ana no
crowding. We 20, rain or shine: ke-
freshments sold on the train. Train
stors mt all regular stations between
Richmond and Quantico and at Alex
andria. This excursion will he run
under the management Of } Nj
THOMPSON & co, The Old Relia-
bic Excursion Managers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
Juaas Parker Goes to New York.

Esopus, ~ Y, Sept. l5.-Judge Par
ker started for New York on John B..
McD0nald's yacht Sapphire. Judge
Parker has engaged apartments for
himself and secretary al a hotel. At
his apartments at the hotel Judge
Parker expects to meet a number OF
political friends today and tomorrow.
No plans have been made for him to
visit Democratic headquarters, nor
have arrangements been made for a re-
ception of any character whatever.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17
Southern Railway

schedule effective June 10, 1904.
Trains leave Washington from Pehnsyl-
Tania Station.
7.3jum Daily-IOcal for HarrisOnbuIP,
Rarrenton, DAT vile. and way stations,
1851 m daily. Washington and Florida
Limited. Through coaches and sleeper
20 Columbia, Savannah and Jack Sonville.
Dining car service.
First-class coaches and drawing-rCOn
uee pe1 to New Orleans. Dlning-eaT ga "
ice.
4.OI M Week Days-LOcal for HarIi'
sonburg and way stations Oh Manassas
Branch.
f.55pm Daily-LOcal for warrenton and
Charlottesville.
coop m Daily-New York and Atlanta
ExVresr-FirSt-olnss coach 10 Atlanta
sleeper to Columbus, Ga, Mondays, We'd
uesdays and Fridays, Sunset Route Tour
Isl sleeper. Washington 10 San Francisco
Dining car la cate.
1900 III Daily-New York and Mem
,his Limited Via LynVhbuTg First CHASE
osseh and sleeping car to Roanoke, Knox
7Il,e, Chattanooga, and Memphis; sleepei
- Now Orleans. Dinlng-car servic6.
iO35p Ii DAily-WashingtO and SOutb
SesteIn Limted-All Pullman tTains.e luh
and observation cars % Atlanta and Ma
con: SletperS 10 Augusta. Nashville. Al
anta. Macon. Memphis. New Orleans.
Dining Gar service,
.RAINs ON BLUEM0ST BkASLh,
Leave Washington o.1O II M, 1.3O p H.,
Las pU, sos pun week days, for BluemOni,
Us p III weak days FOL Lees
urk only. II 80 p III Saturdays only 10T
Buemon,. Sundays only, OF AN. 9.l0s N,
6.25 D 10.
Through trains from the South arrive
WASH n b.42 N, $50 IN, $50 m, 80
? IL. and 9.30 y IN, and $50 p Ii
iaiy, Local trains from HarriSOnbarf,
lbs Il I'D week days and $50 d m dAilJ d.
From Charlottesville, S.25a In ana $40 ? N
tally.
Tickets sleeping-ear reservations, and
detailed infOru alton can be had at ticket
Office, 100 10Th St.; 81 Pa. ave-, and Penn
Sylyania station, Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
'HhoI 40 for +. X. X. Cab service
g.. Ii. ACkERT, General MsHsgav-
- Z HAfDWiCK. ' ass Traffic Mgr
". II. TAYLOE, Gen. Pass, Agent,
l. :. Brown. General Agent,
Washington, ID. e.