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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03


Perhaps the oldest relic i'm London Of
medlaval kitchen Is at Westminster
abbey though little remains 10 indicate
it save the rubble flooring, the buttery
hatch and an adjoining cellar now tbs
handsome dining ball Of Canon Wilber.
force. The monk who acted as kitchen
or or refect0rian had a responsibility as
great as any hotel manager or chef in
these days, for among his fellow
monks, to say nothing of the pension
ers, were critics as keen as any among
the world famed diners Of today Yet
the abbey kitchen was scarcely mere
elaborate than any one Of those which
linger on ia the remote cottages 81 ths
rough Cornish coast or on the York
shire moors, whore the entire cooking
of the family IS done on a fat hearth,
with no other fuel than turf or peat
or twigs. The broth aot hangs from
crane or stands on a tripod and is
most accommodating in It's uses Would
you make breadY Lay the dough on a
clean iron plate and invert the broth
pot over II, then heap up all round il
your lighted turf or wood Windsor
Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03
rhIrtv Years ln Kansae.

Farmer Doolitue." who has gone 20
Guthrie 20 represent the Wichita
Eagle. made a change that ordinarily
would terrify any man When
crossed the state liae at Arkansas
CITY" he said lately, "it waa The hrst
time had been outside the state of
Kansas in thirty years. Thirty years
is long. long time o stay in even as
big a state as Kansas. Now. II Far
mer Doolitue" viii stay in Oklahoma
thirty years he ought to be able TO
write a book Kansas City Times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03
Happy. Healthy chIIdren.

Any child can take Little Early
Risers with perfect safe,y. They are
harmless. never gripe OF sicken, and
yet they are so certain Ia results that
robust constitutions requiring drastic
means are never disappointed They
cannot fail 10 perform their mission
and every one who uses DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers prefer them 10 all
other pills. They cure biliousness
Sold by J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03

There used 10 live near Dunbarton, in
New Hampshire, a physician who had
reputation fol pigheaded stupidity,
A good story about this physician
used 10 circulate Ia the town. Accord
ing 10 It, an old woman stopped bis gig
one day and pointed toward a house
with Grape on the door.
$50. doctor" she said maliciously,
Mr.. Brown is dead, for all you prom
ised 10 cure him. ehT'
The doctor looked at her Ia his pom
pOus, stupid way
You're mistaken" be said. you
didn't follow the progress or the case
It's true Mr. Brown is dead. but he
died euredr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03
pr. Jacksen For peleaate.

The candidacy OF Dr. A. II. Jack
son OF El Reno, is announced as a
candidate for delegate TO the Republi-
can national convention Or. Jack
son Is well known throughout Okla
homa lie has just returned from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03

Mast Keep Her Fathers Premise.
Tafyana YussopOva. an unusually
handsome Kirghiz girl Of seventeen,
presented herself 3 few days ago be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03
Notice 70 Water Consumers.

Water is being pumped into he
main from the Cottonwood river and
will be until further notice.
n. c. earneY
Water Commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-03

trip over the western counres Of he
territory
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

@etro6nete 6rl&te-HepfeI, an Der Some
sstro6net, 7e; Scbonnssbeersn 7e BIS IKE;
Gitron 18c BIZ l4e; MoRncn, 2 Groun, per
Pfanb, 7c, 8 Groom 7}e, 4 eropn TIC ,aas
raenfreie Be biB Sc. California NascatsI 7Ke;
euItana 7le, tnporttrte euItana lie Bis l4G
California xpriIoien &c BIZ 12e.
eprup-etanbarb Corn 28e bis csc; acc
rutbIter &c bs 82t; Sorghum 28c bic CSC;
Wsw Orleans gfoIsHes lse bic 2se; espdbs
ter 80c bts CSC.
RnHe-bra5iI neu Sc bis Toe; TiIberts Ia
wsanbsln II; wei9f&aIise RanbsIn l5e;
Jorban NanbeIn lbe; peanuts Dc bis SIC;
ssr6Rete 7c bts 81; ensIi&e DaInaHe 1876.
|idIes-2Aoo TN Tabsl0; l2Oo TN Sat
50; 1900 tn HaIbfab $3.50; 600 TN Gab
$3.50.
SnbtanaYsliS 3aheespreHe
osw6bnI. BIZ gutter l0-l2e; prtma bB geo
rod5ltes A-l6e ; 0aney 80i-88e. OoDss
DeIcw Is bts 22e, Sapa 2s-82e.
Sn pa6stsm:
xrtoia S11.7b, Zion $1l.75, Seriep S1l. 10;
Caracas I'll .76. Dtuportt'S s11. rs, DutA
Sasa Blend sl4. 30, RaiIBou@ SILL rs, gatsD
BIsnbsb Sara sl1.7b
8u6er-Domtaoes 7.12e; ehidsu6er sat
ysluesifrtsr 4.s2e; xxxz tuIperFrter B.o2s.
fetner ~sranuIirter 4.97e; Cubes 5.l2e; Con.
f~esioner1' U4.77e Rsbsepoob Z 4.67s; pbh
nT Y 4.72e; empire IA. sec; SbeaI ortra
@oIbsn 9 4.57e; @tnbior Ggtra 9 l.62s
@ihsepcob 4 4.62e; seEber q 4. lie; IL ees
tet l.02.
&es-GaroItna. 8opf. 5}--7ie, Sapan 3
-63e, gebrc&eue. 8i--l}e.
eal-0afe, 0aseon 2abunsm 7be aIes
mere nuamtitdten, s5e-90e, 100 brei phsnb
padsts sl.s0. s. fanf pfb.. $3.50. 20 10
pfrnb sl.70.
efRs-Rab 40 o.. 9ea). Sat. s-l1s Ss
0agone.
0euir5e 0arse: Guiptee i8e BIB 16e:
Gaffta l8e Biz l5e; RussctbIltte COO BIB
CSC; NusIatnub lbe BIS e0e; ganser S@rpors
ser Pfefer l6e bis l6e, S9ot 18e rpetb 26e;
NeIsen lie; semabIener f&rparser pfeHer lee,
uetber 80e bis 86e, rotber 20e.
etdrse-pearI. 6}e. Champion Slot. / unt
8 pfanb Podete 8, Rom, / Pfs. pa6ete,
4x-6As
0tnsema&te Tra@te-BIa6berries 8 b..
$l.l0e; Pea&es STANDARD, 8 pfb., a.
2.2b; eeecnbs 8 pfsnb 81. b0-Sl. 50; pis
pea&es, 81. l0-S1.60; ananas, etanbarb,
= Pfb., N.66-sl.s0; eseonbs. 2 pfnb,
81 .26-S1.45; CRIME Bobnen, 8 pfunb asns
men, 81 Bahama Gnanas S1.00-n. 26e,
@eRette Qytien. $l.20-si. 76. fribe Sumi IS
Gents, &arrcu s0e, etnsepsi9ts b5e-80s,
tomatoes, 9 pfunb, 81. 10-S1.15, 8uders
Rom 90c-$l. %, NpfsIbutter. pet Uutsnb.
8 pfanb. 81.
eanbp-etansen Il; eeuif4t 7c; Gro'
eer senii&t 73c; Banner 1uif Sc; Cream
1onbons 10e: 20. 2 Cream semii@t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

Gttronem-s8.00- $50 flr 10000.
Dranoen-Gansp GIortba $3.6 pr 1or,
Seedlings tl.76, California Was
uelS $s.z6 bis 2.76 pet DoJ, 1an8arineS
81 80 Bis $2.75
Uanonen-NewdbIte 81. so bic $l.8B per
Dwn@, trpeite nuoIitdt el.lO Bis $1.66.
9~otuBnAHe-$8 00-D.2s tss 0unbert.
Teisen: Smprno 11-l6e bos phaub.
Datteln &c per pflnb. 80 pfc. 3ifen.
Espfa-$2,b 30 bis sl.00 PET Gab.
geuer &oni8-l6e.
pineayples $50.
GranberrieS $2.26-2.7b per DuibeI.
0eMAiG
8piebeIn-eeIbe $2.7b per 100 4fb., weibe
obet rotbe 500.
eponti&e 8piebeIn 81. 80 per Crate.
Rartofeln ISL 10 pet HuIbe'.
Sutncis en~bRartofeln $3.50 per Sat.
4raut-$1.bc PET Gob.
Gelert-per Tutenb Doc.
Sotte Saben " pei Tab.
gsaup Hobnen - 90 per DuibeI.
2nobIau@ &c PEI Hfunb.
Weibe M1ben t1.2o per 6ub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
e@arfe 8ewa@mm9.
MiIis.Muieebot flbrt aumdtli& bic
Cronung Snrid.

SpringfteIb, 8. 10. W6r3.
9ie RaHsfreitieleiten, tuel4e bic etaot
8 9aee lang in @4reden iebten. tuer-
ben bon ben Is ELECTROMAGNETIC gut
in S4a8 eebaIten uno Die geb6rben
Fnb beute Qlbenb Der Mnf1t. baB man
bic 9ruppsn entbebren Tam. SINNER
bin t0nnten BET probofation reue In.
ruben ausbre&sn. 9eute Mbeno tuurbe
Elm Nseer perbaftet, Der Cincinnati ale
fein 6slm ansab uno In 9eglsitune
Mnbsrsr ieinen RoHe.@ enOHen auf Der
etraBe elm aufreipnbes S&riftffid
perlas, bas jur @a&e fir ben 2pn&'
morb unb bic Yranttboten bic Weeer
aufurbsrt. DIE @d1dfts. unb Wob'
n~unasoiFriite Der Weiben In Mi&e 5u
leeen.
Mngsmein elaubt man, bab teine
Surp aefunoen ,perben lam,
trel&t fAr bas @e!&ebene metr ale
nominele S&aDenerfub' aniprii&e be-
tpiniet. Mu& bic Gpesial.@ ranbjurp.
tuel8e am Wuntas ben epn&moro
unteriu&t, mirb feine alnfluee segen
bic Gntrer bes Wubs erbeben. Der
ermorbete poli3if Coils uurbe teute
unter GROCER 9teilnabnss beerbiet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
Gpnereb.
g t.


WaittnQtor, 10. Mdr3. Der
Genat uabm beute cine Mn5obl IIasta'
Worloaen - GtraBen-W erbeKerung,
S9ulsn, tpeitsrsr Ri4tsr, g~infRbrung
Der aoblenseiebs an, fabte aber be.
sioIl9 zines Gonareb.D elssaten leinerl
Bef9lub.
Inter ben nnberen erlebiaten Worlns
gen 1T ~ eriudbnen bic grtbtung ber
penRonen auf 800 fir frAbere Sol.
batsi1, bic bur& ben 0ient bDlis srs
blinbet finb.
0au8.
Das 0aus iaBte beute bic iibli9en
arauerbe!&lhHe anIdbli& bes Mble.
ttns oss abe. Croft. g. g., unb psr'
taste 5@ gum 3ei&en Der M@tuna.
Worber bate 9lbs. pberfrsst Is r..
pirit, bab bic 8ei&rdnluns Der Sc.
bate dter ben poh'9sri&t bis 4 ll6r
u1orsen ausssbetut piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

easroD . Dasswlovesus Sn$ertrts
e4pstsgsale eoe ~ qsxx1 sx3stm1{4s.
G4uetGSais tx, 1tDspH5M 0vpeR > oql
lo-1le, =. q. GItub6sq see, shk5stpi
~ 2lntuvog ~ evte ~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

@sben - go. 2 rotber 9se auf 0els .
fen. 9se BON Watkn; SO. 8 rotbn CSC;
Ndr5 06c; @~a8enusten &c.
8orn (neues) - go. / weib 483e ; 20. 2
wsib 48Kc; 10. euetb l8ke: 90. 4 peb.
Ale; No 2 weib semi@t 4s3e; Ro. 9
uetb seurH4t l8d; 30. I peb eemii9i
Ale; go 2 selb &c; SO. 8 seIb l8s I;
no. 1 seb ll}c; 30. 2 emi&t tSis:
go. 8 aeuHi@t 4s3e; 30. 4 seuasiGt 41s;
9oIbeR 48e.
eafss- r.. 2 ue5e 48le; 30. 8 petbsr
423e; 20. 2 oeuMi&ter 4ae; 70. 8 ssusi9tss
Ale.
oeu = 10. l 1tmotbs ll.Oo; go.
2 1smotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
Surge 9epei&ea.
10. Mdra.

10. W4dr3.
Wattn9ton, .. y. Dos
2anonenboct rWurietta" fubr aeftern
aus oanpton RoabB aa& Colon.
Bofcn. Der felt mspreren @o'
DEN I'M vone befinbIi@e eeterfreil II
bur& Elm Gompromib spIf&eu ben
4rbsiiustera NIB anaeatnien betu'
bigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
Giirrnr 9i6tiplin,
SltrrrTmltr Strrifi6ter anf 6as GcDalts @egilnent
Der MOrmOnr1sJ ibrer.
Searfider Grfplg In Ibobe Sslanb. = Gebdler Der GanalGpmmuHdre.-
ynuasVariQa rHt ab.-9tnidr TunOtsfhrh mf Wtfnd.-
gdlmme Grpofon.-Gturme g daOen.

~ *W>OffT 1~
tretene panama.@ efanbte, fubr bsute
NIT Der .9a lorraine" nod 0abre.
Qluh gapitdu u. Sartoris, etn gnteI
bon Sen. Grant, Der ii3 In paris nit
GrI. @scilie WouBIaro permdbIt, mar
paRaaier auf benz Gampfsr. Wariaa
melnte, Der Hau bes @enals tperps
eipa 2 Sabre In s4nIpru9 nebmen.
Wntunft bes 9roBberSoss
b. OIbenburs.
Dor, 10. Wdr3. Mit
benz Dampfsr nROnisin 2ouiie", aus
@snuu ETC.. trafen bsute Der @robbsr.
900 b. Clbsnburs elm, In Der paKa.
aisr'2iHe ais @raf 2enfnn berjeI9.
net fotuie Way @ontag, elm bon Der
bsutI&sn Repierung aur Musaeluns
seianbter Nr&itstt. Der @robberjoq
III 3u benz 3wsdf nod Mmeriia ae.
iommer, I'm bt, Wiaeara G1ls jur
Winters3eit ju ieben.
ct min am Dienftag auf benz v2ais
fer wilbelm H." ;uridtebrsn. Der
aus ital. 6dfen beute anselanate
Hampfsr .Gombaroia" brants 16
2ameeIe aus 9unis ftr bis Musfel.
lung.
Bier Mrbette
parrtsburg, pa., 10. Wdr3.
BET elmer @aiolin.grploion In einem
@epddwasen tamen beute In Der Ndbs
bon bier A unbeiannte Stredea.Mrbeiter
um's 9eben.
Sn benz Wnesn, Der @aTolin befDr.
oerts, befanosn fi9 26 9euts. ginsr
sntannbete bi&t SET ben @afolin.T dHern
Elm Strei3bola I'm feline pfsife ansu.
3inben unb ber Wagen mar iofort In
Glammen aebhlt. Die Weiften i9lis.
fen unb es ent5ianb beim grpa1en elm
tuiIoes Rtnsen I'm Wettung; 4 tuuroen
5u 8OOen aetreten uno ibre 2ei9en
fanb man fpdtsr uOaig perbrannt.
Sthrme.
gan Grancisco, 10. MdrS. I'm
Der pacifie 2hlfe tpiitben beftiee @s.
gsntlrms; LIBERAL finb bic 9elegrapbens
brdbte nisberseriKen. Die S&ifabrt
erlitl bstrdGtIi&en G9uben; on @oaf
SsIano lief Elm Iuneesi9ooner auf.
Warquette, Did,, 10. Wdr3.
Worb Mi&iaan wirb bsute Na&t bon
Harlem S@nsftnrmsn beimgsiu9t, bic
fat ale 8hse blodiren. Das bisfiae
Ort 1T beinabe aan3 bon Der Werbin'
hung nit Der MuBenuslt absei9nittsn.
prdftbent Gdrft feline
Weutralit6ts.p rpcIa
nation n.
Definition, 10. Wdr3.
pr6Fbent Rooiebslt erlieB beute mad
elmer Gonfsrsnj NIT BEN Staatsisirstdr
cine werOrbnune binfi&tIi8 Der BefoI-
euna Der ilr3li@ bertunbstsn Neutra.
Iitdts.p Proclamation In benz Rrisss
3pii&en MuBlanb unb Sapan. gs
miro burin allen Rsaierunesbeamtsn
I'm gibil., 6seres. unb Warinsbienffe
befoblsn, ni&t bios bic Neutralttdts.
proclamation ~ becba&ten, fonbern
f& aud aller 0anblunsen uub morte,
bic In bere@tt9ter Wsiie ben unwiasn
zines Der &rieefhbrenoen erreeen tOnn.
ten, ~ entbaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11
S@t6iet befe8slt.
GsrnrtbslIter M6rosr an gaoe Dor
Der GinriMtune Befansen.

ct. Sofepb, Wo., 10. Mdr3.
Wom fobe bur9 Qunesn. gntshnouna
uno bonn Sooe am Galsen bsorobt,
tpurbe beute Mari Dunn, Der MDrber
bon sIfreo Denton In Ruibpius, no.,
nad nufresenber Saso aefansen. Gals
sr nidt in3pii&en ftirbt, wiro Dunn
morgen 9ebdngt.
Die @sfangennabme erfulate In
@uilfOrb, no., mo- .. mad elmer 9sb.
ineb fiG In Elm 0otel esfIldtet. ~
fdwa6 benz ibn perfOIsenoen S&sriff
unb ieinen 4sbilfen WioerFanb 3u
leifsn. Rad isiner 5usiten Gludt aus
einem Garinbauie In RoisOale, no man
i'm ertannt uno an ben S9eriff tsIs.
arnpbirt bate, bate elm S9wager
Dunn's ben S@periranlen In sinen
Wagen aebra2t urb cine milbe Gabrt
bur& bas 2anb anaetreten. Sn @uil.
forb sntlisB CT 2utI9er unb 0ef6trt.
oa er ni@t meter tonne unb bic He.
amten fanben i'm fterbeno In einem
0otel.
3tlfman b:ffer.
20 afbtngton, 10. Wdrj. =
SENATOR 9iImon unter3os f9 beuts
elmer slidli9 berlaufsnen Wanbel-
Operation. Ssin 3uffano bat fi& be-
beuteno 9ebefert.
.GebdIter Der 5 Il bmus.
g dre.
20 abtneton n. 10. W1rs. =
prdfosnt RooIspslt bat bic @etdltsr
Der Sfbmus Canal : GommiHdre auf
s12, 900 per Sabr unb auberbem auf
els per Gag, udbreno He auf benz
Sfbmus peilen, unssisbt.
Die GIutb'2age.
WtIfesbarre, pa., 10. Wdr3.
Bic 10 ubr Na&ts mar Der CLUB I'm
fait 6 3o1 eefalen unb bic 3uridlre.
tsnbsn @epdRer IieBen bon bier Bis
Gapre, 95 wlsilen tusit, cine bertunfete
@sssnb 3urtd. Der S9nosn fnr bic
perinisbenen Snbufrisn i'm Wpomine
9bal ALIEN tpirb auf cine Wi0ior bers
ani1laot.
GaII9etn3e.
Butte. Wont., 10. Wdr3. 8. u.
0sin3e, pr6Roent Der Montana Ore
Co., unb 2 ieiner @rubensS uperinten.
benton purben hsute i'm @unbesseri&t
uater Der Nnilaee pernommen, Bum
bes . Snfpelioren ben gintritt In
bas Rarus Berawert bertpeigert 3u
baben. Dis Snfpettoren tuolten ul'
teriu@en, Of bic 6einse.Mrbeiter ME
bic Butte 90. bebauptet, gr3 aus ber
Wi9ael Dabitt @rube ffeblen. Der
@i9ter entf&ieb bnB bieSnipeitoren CUR
Snipeition jeben 9beils bes ger9werts
bersdtiat feien, ober TIRE en-.
ipeitionen auf ben 3ued ibrer grs
nennun9 bef@rdnlen mihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

Trti@es MtnbFdf&-@efIi@e etiere Ct
s3e; biefise etiere ~ 7ae; bsfse Rtabe,
ESQ BIZ E0 pfunb exc; btsf8e 3lbe zoo
bis $50 Plumb bte Rnbe $50 bS ESQ pfant
SIC; etier DorDeruiertsI exc, eties 0tntes'
uerteI &c, Senb &tnteruterteI &c, Setnh
BorberuierteI &c, Rub UcrteruserteI 4e, 3ut
ointertterteI 73e.
Trti4es RaIbfeH&-3aIter l0}e, 0tntes'
uiertsI l8e, Borberuiertel b.
Trii&eS e@offef& = BANNER pet pfash
l0e ; e&ois 81; e&enseI l03e; Rads. trs.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

xsuaot9t-Bersaufspreie: I'll. oo-l8. 20.
Rice Bertauispreiie: Is. 00-$S.00.
DeIfdtorn - Bertaufsprefs: ie na4 ben
puaIttat, 6b-66s.
~Saf1-ed@dIt 8s-4be; IN ben Gebrex
- 00-el0.00 vsr Tonne.
etrob-preie. ie mad BEN Grab. IN Dsb
len. S6-H.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-11

ouear Gursb e@tnten - grfe nuaIttdt
1870 pfsnb 1a3: Is pfnnb l2ie; 10-1a
pfunb Is; 8pstts puaItt6t 20-l0 Blunt
lat: ; 10 Plumb l2e (; IL pfusb l2Ae /; 10
ptanb l2le.
GaItfcrmH@e e@tnsen-e BIZ 8 pfunb Sc;
9 btD II gfanb &c.
e@uIterm-omeI. Gureb, 10 81 20 piunt
TN Dpr&i9nttt, SIC; Is phub Dsr&i&nttt,
e}c. 10 BE IL phsnb eis.
0rabta6se pe6-RIGssE ousltD Gursb l6,
aesudbIter eusas Guseb Ice, 6-7 phanb la
Dn&i@mttt l6e 8 bts 8 Rfunb tn Dur9.
i&matt 1915; 10 btS 10 pffab IN Dur4i&nit
lie; 8 pfaub tn Dur@f9Htt, i4maI, life
6 qhanb tn Dur&i&RsH. i&nai, 1lle.
epe6, gnsI.-0ewdbItes, 8 BE 10 PUNT
In Dnrdf&ntH. lSKe: ~ bs IL pfuab Ia
Drr4f9uttt, lse.
eve6-RIare eetten, 80 bB 90 ptsnb Ia
1ur4i@nstt, Sts; RJare eetteu, 80 btD 4
piunS. sle: atass Bsusss, Is So 80 pfsnh,
0te; Is bB ~ pfb., 1oe; II BIZ l6 Plumb,
lOac; 9lare 0fn6en. 70 30 30 qh&nS. 0xc,
Ea6sa IL bs3 IL pfrRb 93e; sIars ytadsn
ID Q Dhnab. 10&e
0spb6sEss S@wetuefsf4 &no4enIofel
0aney she vi. 90; 3lasss Bean s0o.5O; Sam
u $3.50; Stort GJear $3.50; Sunny
SIC. 90.
0sb6rrtes sltnbRsH4 - e4tnssn, reg,
esS, 1a}; xubeuietten lie; Srmeai. IL
an6&sI 183e.
HasRs = oesdas&erte DsatuurR 8}e
0ranifrter ee; Bologna h Ddruses 6A. b
1as@ Sc.
e@uab- h 1seseeD-l. Dual. o.: 3
nuatttat Ole; 8. nuaItdt &c
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-18
THE GREAT BAT
TIE CONTINUES.
More Than 10000 Rus
sian Dead StreW tn -
Pata Of Japanese Con
QuerOrS
QuerOrS

Already : 800 Russian dead have be,u
counted on the field, with Gen. Nodzu =
army still 20 hear from. Field Marsh 81
Oysma estimates that hi9 enemy's tot Il
dead will exceed 1000 IL is calculafrd
in Toxic that thu Russian killed AID
W lunded so lar number fully 40, 900 aud
those Of he Japanese 20 600
Sunday hurOpetkin's exhausted men.
many e whom were without food aud
had not slept in three nights, hurlei
themselves with the fury of desperation
against the couquering legions OF Nip
pom Their attack WAS On the right,
where they do not appear 90 have n
complished anything besides staying ire
japanese advance from that direction
which threatened t. strike in theic rear
and envelop the whole army Of kuro-
pntkin.
There is NO record Of any Japanese
gains eiDce Friday, when the Russians,
after n 2O.mile retrest, took refuge be-
hind the Sakhe river, like q wild amin ii
at bay, and made last furious stand u
save themselves from rout.
The awful chorus of the cannon has
caused the tOrrential rains, which have
added so much % the horrors endured
by the cOntending hosts.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-18
Barlo~-Eleet

4 pretty marriage was solemnized il
BruinRton Baptist church, King and
Queen county. Wednesday, when Miss
Mary Fleet. daughter Of Mrs. Rnby Fleet
became the bride Of Mr. Robert j Bar.
low, of Williamsburg Va. The church
Was Hastily decorated in evergreeus and
golden rod The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev T. A. Hall The attendants
were Miss Maggie Myers and Mr. Fl G
Graves. Miss Lizzie Rylsnd and Mr. Ben.
jamin Fleet. Mics Dena Fleet and Mr. K.
" Malone, Mrs Susie McGeorge and
Mr. K G.. Fleet.
The hide, carrying abouquet Of Bride r
roses, entered with her sister, Miss Ruby
Fleet, a. maid Of honor, and the groom.
with biz best man, Mr.. f NJ Lee After
a reception at the home Of the bride =
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Barlow left for
Stafford county To visit At the home of
Mr. Barlow's brother, and later will take
a trip to the Worlds Fair. On their re.
turn they will make their home In viii.
liamsburR.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-18
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia-Flou firm; winter SUI
perfne. s3G5G39O; Penna. roller, clear
S4.90G510; city mills. fancy. $6.409
$50. Rye -four firm; per barrel. $4.35.
Wheat steady; No Penna. red new
s1.12izml.l3. Corn steady; No. 2 vel
low. local. GA 62lRc. Oats firm; No 2
white. clipped. 36hc.; lower grades
Csc Hay steady; No. l timothy, $50
1850. large bales. Pork firm family,
Sl7 Beef steady; beef hams, $23624.
Live poultry steady; hens, 11412c. /;
old ROSTERS. &c. Dressed poultry firm;
choice fowls, l31ac.; old roosters, &c.
Butter steady; creamery 23c per ID.
Eggs steady: New York and Penna.,
23c. per dozen. Potatoes steady; new,
per bushel, 50@ SIC.
Baltimore-Wheat strong; spot con-
tract, $1l7d117A; spot No. red
western. $L19Q1.19h steamer No. 2
red, $112M112A; southern, by sam
pie, $l-03d1.l4. southern, on grade,
$1.030118. Corn firm; year, 50H9
5019c.; southern white corn, 55Q5Sc.;
southern yellow corn. 6046lhc. Oats
steady: No. white. 34A 434I1c.; No.
2 mixed. 1910. Rye steady; uptown,
No. western. sec Butter steady;
fancy imitation, 17Q lSc.; fancy cream
cry. 21022c.; fancy ladle. 14915c.;
store packed. l2@l3c Eggs steady;
per dozen, 2lu22c
New York-Butter easy; creamery
common to extra, 10000; do. held
extras, l9lhc.; state dairy common to
extra, l3Q19e Cheese firm: state full
cream, small colored fancy. love;
good to prime, 100l0Ac.; poor to fair,
SQ9Ac. small white fancy, 10he.;
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-18
Quisenberry Sims.

one OF the prettiest marriages Of the
season took place at Apple Grove Meth
odist church, Louisa county. Nednes-
day. when Miss Ruth Sims became the
bride of Mr.. Malcolm b Quisenberry.
The bridal party entered the church 10
the strains of Memberships wedding
march, rendered by Miss Myrtle Wilkin
son. in the following order: Misses Lot
tie and Carrie Swift, Mr. Carroll QGisen-
berry. of Richmond, and Mr.. will Harris
Miss Fannie Cave and Miss Mary Cosby
Mr.. Andrew Swift. OF Newport News,
The groom was accompanied by his best
man, Mr.. Ben Quisenberry, OF Washing
ton, and the BRIDE by her maid OF honor.
Miss Eliza Sims, the usbers, Mr. ia!
Duke and Willie Turner. OF North Caro-
lima, bringing up the rear.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs Hsr-
dena D. Sims. She was gOwDed in q
navy blue travelling dress, with a larg'
picture hat hat of black beaver. trimmed
with ostrich plumes. The groom Is the
business manager Of the Mineral City
Milling Company. The bridesmaids
wore white orgsndy, trimmed with lace,
and carried large bouquets OF cosmos
The church was profusely decorated with
ported plants and flowers The presents
were numerous and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs Quisenberry left for e
bridal trip. They will be at home to
their friends after the goth at Oak
Grove"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-18
M'cUE CHILDREN FOUND.
They Are in West Virginia, but Will
Attend the Trial Of Their Father.

Ernest Il. Crawford, brother in Ia "
OF J. Samuel McCue, has returned tC
Hsrrisonburg from Ronceverte. W. Va
He was called to Ronceyerte by an an
Onymous letter, in whic the writer said
that the four children of Mrs. McCue
Crswi0rd's sister, were at the home 81
Newton Dickson. near Ronceyerte The
statement was found to be correct, and
the children were discovered at the home
OF Mr. Dickson in Monroe County W. Va
TO which place they had been taken two
weeks ago BY brother of the alleged
murderer. They were not allowed 10
see any one, and their whereabouts were
said 10 be unknown To any one but the
brothers of McCue uht;i the anonymous
letter was received.
Mr. Crawford later received assurances
from Charlottesville that the children
would be brought back to Charlottesville
TO testify at trial of their father, counsel
for the prisoner consenting TO The agree
ment.