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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedu In effect Jan. 18th, 1904

Schedule In effect Jan. 18th, 1904
LEAVE NoRTHwARD.
6.09 A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal AT
Occoqusn Sundays only.
$40 A. NJ. daily Stops at Alexandria.
1905 A. Nj. Sunday only. Stops on
signal at Brooke, Aqua, Wide Water,
Quantico. Cherry Hill. Negley, OccOquaD,
Lorton and Alexandria.
1915 A. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
Stops on signal at Brooke. Aquia, Wide
Water, Quantico, Cherry Hill, Freestone.
Negley, Occoquan, Lorton, Accotink
Franconia, Seminary and Alexandria.
LA p. NJ. daily except Sunday Stops
at Alexandria. -.
GASP. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
Brooke. Wide Water, Reid, QuanticO,
and Alexandria.
1901 T. NJ. daily. Stops at Alexan-
dris. Stops on signal at Oeeoquan on
Sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
5.50A. NJ. daily except Sunday, Rich
mond accommodation. Makes all stops
6.2l A. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
Grain. Stops on signal at Wide Water
and Brooke Sundays only; at MILFORD
boswell and Ashland daily, and on sig
nal at other local stops on Sunday only.
Gas A. NJ. daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops on signal.
1928 =. NJ. daily, s. A. l.. train. Stops
on signal at Lorton aud Occoquan Sun
days only and daily at Qusntico, Milford,
boswell and Ashland.
5.26 2. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland.
6.39 Z. NJ. daily. Makes local stops
on signal.
OIL p. NJ. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland
on signal.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
4. z. NJ. daily except Sunday, arrives
fredericksburg 6.33 p. N.
&C. COX, Agent.
w. ID. DUKE, G. W. CULP. W. 7. TAYLOR
Gen Man. Asst Gen. Man Trd Nan
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
THE CRISM0ND CASE.
ONE MORE INDICTMENT TO BE
DISPOSED OF.
Trial Will Take Place in the Circuit
Court.

Trial Will Take Place IN tne NlrCuit
Court.
six indictments in the Crismond case
were disposed of by the jury Saturday
morning. on which verdicts of not guilty
were returned. The Crismond trial was
in progress at Spotsylyanis c. II for 10
DAYS. Ten indictments out OF eleven
were tried by the jury and verdicts OF not
guilty rend, red. Only one indict-
ment Is now pending in the County
County against ex.Cierk }. 7. II. Cris
mond' which is based on alleged forgery
Of Mr.. Lee J. Graves signature This
will come up before Judge John e Ma
son at the February term OF the circuit
Court if Mir. Graves is well enough 20 at
tend
Messrs. st. Geo. r. Fitzhugh and +
W. Coleman, who were counsel for Mr..
Crismond in the cases already disposed
Of, will represent him in the Circuit
Court.
Mr.. f. II. DeJsrntt tie, Jr., who was
appointed prosecuting attorney in the
other cases, will represent the Common
wealth
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
The CoIored Baptist Church, New
Site, Case.

The Shiloh Baptist church, new site,
suit came up in the Corporation Court
Tuesday bel IRE Judge Embrey, on de-
mnrer to the bill filed In the cause. The
court overruled the demurrer and ordered
that a rule issue against joseph Walker,
J. c. Grant and Others, defendants, 70
show cause why they should not be fined
and imprisoned for contempt offered the
court by disobeying the Injunction
awarded by the court. Messrs. John L
Goodrich and F. W. Coleman are counse
for the plaintiffs, and W. DCarter for de
| PENDANTS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
EARN WANTED.

Farm containing from 100 70 200 acres
mnst have not less than 20 acres clean
land. soil good. Not more than four
miles from Fredericksburg, Va. lilly or
swampy land not desired, will pay cash
n suited. Address, A. W. ]. Box 1872,
Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
QUARTERLY MEETING IN STAT
FORD.

Rev. J. w. Duffey TO Preach at An
drsws' Chapel Sunday.
The fourth quarterly meeting OF N. 4
Church South will be held at RegesteI
Chapel next Saturday and Sunday, Jan
nary 23rd and oath. Rev. j. W. Duney
P. E., will preside. Rev. Mr.. Dufiey vii
also preach at Andrews Chapel Sundn,
afternoon At $3.50 p. IN.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21

What's the matter with you? Haven't
YOU walked up to the fact that you are
Iosing lots of bargains by not going to
ZONES clearance sale? 1t begun Thurs
day, January Z.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
cALLEprorHE DooRAND SHOT
One Railroad Hand Puts Bullet "
Arother and Escapes,

Monday evening about q o'clock + Phil
Willis. a colored emplOye on the Il. +. 4
P. r. r. double tracking, drove to the
bonse OF a colored woman on Sophia st.
and called for Andrew jackson, another
smploye { t the railroad camp. When
Jackson came 10 the door Willis drew q
revolver and shot him In the neck. Willis
then Jumped into his wagon and made
his escape. Jackson went back to the
camp after the ball was extracted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
FOR SALE.

dwelling and lots in Fredericks-
80 and a farm containing 1855 acres
in Spotsylvania county, For further
information apply to ,. T.. Foster,
fredericksburg, va. !'sim
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21

Connections ct Fredericksburg wiSa r., ::
APR r., and Weems Steamboat CO. Az
Orange with Southern X and Ches apeake
OHIO X. r. -,,,,,.
The only line TO the Chaneeilors'iile ana
wilderness Batslefelds
EastsYp StsndAr Time. Daily eIceptSun'
ssy. W II. RICHARDS. Gen. Manager
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-01-21
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUILDING

keep all kinds OF North Carolina and
Virginia Lumber, dressed and undressed,
1hingles, Laths, Sash, Doors, and Blinds,
Lime, Cement, Calcine Plaster, Plastering
Hair, Building and Paving Brick, Tin
and Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
kinds Ready Mixed Paints and Dry Paint,
Ldnseed Oil, Turpentine, Dryer Varnish
and lewis's White Lead, Paint Brushes
Of all kinds, Window Glass and Putty,
Builders' Hardware OF all kinds, Tar
Roofing. Sheathing Paper and fine Brick
Keep large stock Of Sewer Pipe and
P,pe Clay Pipe. z. D. eOAt
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

The memory of the Fourth of July
in '76 was very much alive yesterday
in San Francisco. Though thousands
of people had left town there was all
day long a firecracker pandemonium
big enough for three times the popula-
ton. and at night the rockets red
glare. the bombs bursting in air. pene-
trated thick mist and multitudes
gazed on the pyrotechnic display.
Flags huttered everywhere. 1t
seemed there were no colors in all the
world but the red, white and blue of
Old Glory.
And the bands. Their brazen notes
reached the remotest alleys Of the city.
Everybody heard at least a few bars
of America" or The Star -Spansled
Banner" and was thrilled with the
nations annual burst of patriotism.
May the time never come said
Judge Frank Murasky in his oration
at the Alhambra Theater, when We
shall make a commonplace and soul
less observation of this day; when the
momentous declaration which marked
an epoch not for the people of this
land alone, but for all the human race
shall be forgotten"
There was no need in San Francisco
for the Judges prayer. The birthday
of the nation was as fittingly observed
here yesterday as it ever has been in
any city in the land.
The Alhambra Theater was crowded
to the doors for the literary exercises
at 2:30 D. M, and the audience was
ready to cheer at every allusion to the
Stars and Stripes or to the Revolution
ary heroes.
In an impressive manner Rev. w. NJ.
Bours opened the exercises with a SOL
emn invoca ton, calling down a blessing
upon the nation, the State and the city.
The Rev. Father Caraher, president of
the meeting, told the purpose of the
gathering in words that started ap-
plause and spoke warningly against
''entangling foreign alliances" THE
American eagle" concluded the father,
fears no nation on earth"
My Own United States" sung by
Charles E. Hay. was well received, and
Mrs. Grace D. Ohnimus' artistic recita-
tion of brakes Address to the Flag
caused a demand for more. As an en-
core she recited Victor Galbraith."
NATIONAL AIR INVERTEBRATES.
Miss Annie I. Rooney made the raft
ers echo the notes of her clear soprano
voice when she sang THE Star-Spang-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Roosevelt and won hearty cheers.
Other set pieces included the United
States coat of arms and an immense
puzzle wheel.
The residents from the Mission and
many persons from adjoining districts
witnessed a brief but attractive display
at Eighteenth and Dolores streets.
While the effects of some of the bombs
were spoiled by the fog, the set pieces
and other works not calculated to be
seen at a great distance showed splen-
didly.
At the Chutes. as usual on the
Fourth, a good display was made,
bombs, rockets. fountains and patri-
otic set pieces pleasing the throng.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

jingling of accoutrements, came the
Twenty fourth and Ninth batteries of
light artillery with champing horses
and cannoneers sitting proudly erect.
With the rollicking swing of seamen
10 No--ai neser--ee clattered behind
them, dragging their wicked looking
iAy.u he -~N~s - easny as InUugn
they were toys.
Brigadier General r. H. Warfield and
his staff in full dress uniform rode in
carriages. In the same division Mayor
were seen.
The Independent Rifles in their gaudy
old-fashioned uniforms made a brave
show. Most picturesque among the
paraders were the members of the Ital-
ian Reali Carabineers Company. In
quaint uniforms they swung along with
Latin vigor and precision.
SEE FRIENDS IN RANKS.
The crowd of spectators along the
streets was thinner than usual, owing
to the fact that many people had taken
advantage Of the double holiday to
enjoy an outing. But the sightseers
in town saw a fine parade. From the
moment Colonel ]. c. O'Connor gave
the order Forward" the march was
like clock work. Fourteen bands
swelled the music of songs that will
never die: Marching Through Geor-
gia," Rally Round the Flag" Dixie, .
Hail Columbia" and Yankee Doodle .
Along the route small boys and big
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ones kept up a din of firecrackers.

ones kept up din or nrecrackeTS.
There was the usual vociferous rec
ognition of marchers by their friends
in the crowd Loud cries of Hello,
Bill" and Pipe the sash on Mickey
mingled with mock advice. such as
Cheese it for that skate, Tim: he
bucks" enlivened the march
The parade was reviewed by Mayor
Schmitz on Van Ness avenue near Post
street. Then professional and amateur
warriors faded away to barracks, ar
mories and admiring friends.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Tranic Agents Hold am outing.

SANTA BARBARA, July 4.-One
hundred and fifty members of the Pa
cific Coast Association of Traffic
Agents. many of them accompanied by
their wives. enjoyed their annual out
ing in this city to-day. The visitors
came principally from Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
DISPLAYS ATTRACT MANY.

Thousands View Fireworks In Diff
ferent Parts of the City.
North Beach was regaled with fire
works galore last night, the display
taking place in Washington Square.
There were cascades of flowing fire,
sl<yrockets and variegated bulbs flying
from east to west and north to south.
One set piece represented President
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Prohibitionists Choose Delegates.

SAN JOSE, July 4.-The county
Prohibitionists at a mass convention
held to-day selected delegates to their
county convention. and also to the
State convention, to be voted on at the
primaries next month. A county GEN.
tral committee was also selected.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Giant Cracker Kius Man.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. July Am un-
known man was killed on North Main
street tonight by a giant cracker.
which he held in his hand at the time
it exploded Eight persons in various
parts Of the city were badly injured
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
while the pessimist sees onlv th

thorns on the rose the optimist sees
only the rose on the thorns.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Total liabilities
INCOME.

INCOME.
Be cash actually received for Fire
LA4AAaAAlllr - - O. - - o. o. s .a o. d. o.
EeceiVed Tor interest and dividends
on Bonds. Stocks Loans. and
from al other sources --.......-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

II - II T = IlT-E@.
Net amount paid for Fire Losses
0ncluding So Szs. losses OF pre-
Vious years. ....---..
Paid or allowed Tor Commission
or Brokerage observation-disclosures.
Paid Tor Salaries. Fees and other
charges fcr officers. clerks. etc.
Paid for state, National and Local
axes
All other payments and expendi-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Net amount ~ Risks
written during the
year ......,--..... ss5ss4 $50 81. .l4s. seq ~
Net amount of Risks
expired during the
year -.;--..--,.-.-. Jos ls2, 4sI I.4Os. so4 ls
December 81 1903. 6541l.73s ss5. 7s4 90
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Total expenditures

Losses Incurred during the year. -s45e.ss2 ~
Rlsks sna Premluns. -FIre RIsls.I PremIurns- $
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

There's a reason.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA


Losses IN process o. Adjustment
~ in suspense Observation-Disclosures
Losses resisted. including expenses
Cross premiums on Fire Risks
running one year or less. S85I.-
III 6o. reinsurance 81 per cent
Gross premiums on Fire Risks
rLuuirE more than one year.
S-1s. f52 s0- reinsurance pro rata
Cash dividend to Stockholders re-
naming unpaid ---....
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ExPENDITrREs

Total income ....-.........
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ADvERTIsE1GENrs
FREE U. S. POSTAGE STAMPS

On all purchases in our Stationery
Department 70 amount OF zoe or
more. DoUBLE ON WEDNEs-
DAYS.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-07-01
Daginn eftir Pjo6fundinn.

st. Louis 10. jul1: Me6 hdsum rom og bros 4
v0rum ]ysti Bryan yir pv1, ao ham muhdi gerast
hvorki glaour ne anegour en- honum var full al
vara. Ham hefr DRUGGIST 0llum spam0nnum peim,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-07-01
Hearst oe Professorinn.

umbiu haskolanum pariborginni, kom inn a skrif-
Rtlaoi ser ao kappa forseta embatti0 hja Demo-
kr6tum 1 sumar, og bad ham um atvinnu vic rit-
st0rf. Hearst leizt vel a piltinn og lofaoi 40 gefa
honum vinnu sem frGttaritara vi6 st0rbla0io
degi og TAXA pa til starfa. Pilturipn for helm og
taldi sig lansmann ao hafa fengio st06u pessa, pv1
pao er alkunnugt 40 Hearst er agatur h1sb0ndi,
og kann mama beet az meta hafileika peirra, er
vinna fyrir ham. Nasta dag for pilturinn ao hitta
professor elm VIC haskolann, gamlan og v1ofrBg-
an speking. Ham hafei latio ser mj0g ant UNI
piltinn a sk6la -aruln hans, og hafoi kent honum
margar hollar lifsreglur. Pegar pilturinn sag6i
honum as ham atla6i MI az fara ao skrifa fyrir
Hearst hristi pr6fessorinn h0fuoio og hGlt yir hon
UNI langa r@eu UNI pam vooa, er ungum manni
vari Ddi"n i samneyti vi0 aora ems 6tverra og pa
Hearst OF hans felaga; ham syndi honum fran a
pao, az blaoamenska peirra veri svo siospil!andi,
az ensinn ospiltur %nskumaour gnti meo goori
samvizku gene sig peim a valid fyrir neina per-
inga o. S. FRY.
Daginn eftir fam pilturinn Hearst, fremur
dapur i bragoi og sag6i honum a0 ser vnri om0gu-
legt 40 takast ahendur start FAD, err ham hefoi
booio ser. Hearst sa Pegar a0 her var eitthvao
ekki meo field u,og gekk fast a piltinn ao segja ser
hvers vegna ham halna6i boo;nu. Pilturinn sagoi
honum pa loks alt sem pr6fessorinn hafoi lesio
yfr honum. Hearst glotti vo og tao piltinn 40
L;ao cI, fSo;,,r roI,,1+,, al Wv, ;,, ,,,c+o
herbergi til skrilara sins og kom altur med bref I
hendinni, retti FAD as piltinum og sagoi honum ao
lesa FAD. BrGfo var til pr0fessorsins og Lljooa6i
Pannig:
Kari herra: Gerio svo vel a0 skrifa greini
ritstj6rnarddlka Journals" fyrir nasta SUNNI
dag. Greinin ma vera UNI hvert FAD efni er
per kjosio, 500 or0 4 lengd og nafn yoar und-
irritao. Innl0go av1sun CIR borg un fylir hama.
Niroingarfylst
w. Il. Hearst.
Imam / brellnu var bankaavisun fra Hearst
upp a $50 dollara.
mi ma'tu fara, drengur minn", sagoi Hearst,
len eff pu Wilt lita i Journal nasta sunnudag muntu
STA hvern arangu1 Fctta he6r's.
Nasta sunnulag kom grein i blaoinu 800 oro 4
lengd med nafni professorsins undir. Hvert ORD
fyrir so cent.
pessi saga heir veri0 s0g0 m0rgum herlsnd-
UNI bl06um sem dBmi pess, hvernig II ,arst hafoi
lag 4 40 kappa hvao sem honum syndist; og hon
UNI gekk pao vanalega syo vel, 40 ham var fylli-
lega kominn 4 pa skooun, ao sal og sannferingu
alra mama matti kappa fyrir peninga; en- MI er
ham loks gcnginn tr skugga um pao, ao ham
getur ekki kept forsetatignina, og pao err lklegt
a0 SUI tilraun, err ham geroi til pess, og rnr tver
miljonir, er ham tapaoi pi, Lafi breytt nokkuo
skoounum hans.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-07-01
lestir, en- az ems 236 6meiddir.

lestir, en- az ems 236 6meiddir.
GufubAturinn het ,,General Slocums'.
Ham var elm Hmm stersti og talinn einn
Hmm vanda0asti alPy0u skemtibatur par 1
borginni. pegar hann var kominn faar mil
ur nor6ur eftir sundinu kom eldur upp franz
arlega 1 l%estinni, og komst upp sioar ao par
var pa geymt ba0i hey og Ola, sem hvorugt
Atti az rettu lagi az aytjast meo Pess konar
skipi. Eldurinn. OK a svipstundu, svo 40
skipsh0fnin gat VIC ekkert raoi0. Fyrst var
reynt az sl0kva eldinn,en Pegar til atti a0 taxa
voru 0l sl0kviah0ld 6nyt og komu 40 engu
li0i; pa sa skipstj6ri az ekki var um anna6 a0
gera en- hleypa skipinu a grynningar svo
folk gati foroao lHi sfnu, en- / sta0 Pess 40
h]eypa az landi 00ru hvoru megin vi0 sundi0,
sem er par mj6tt, stefndi ham skipinu ao ey
nokkurri, sem var Prigggja milna Fl arl@g0e r
eldsins var vart, og Pegar Pangao var komio
st60 skipio alt / bjortu bali og iestir farPeg-
ar h0f0u pi kastao ser dtbyrois Pvi Peir h0fou
ekkert anna0 undanfari. Sundbelti voru
m0rg a skipinu og gripu allir til PETRA; en-
pau reyndust svo 40 pau sukku ems % steinn,
90 allir, sem h0f0u pau a ser druknu0u jain
skj6tt og Peir k0stu0u ser / sj6inn.
pa6 er au0s6o 40 Petta vooa slys hefra0
0llu leyti stafa0 at hirou]eysi og gro0afykn
felags Pess er skipi0 atti. Allur %bj0rgunar-
htbdna0ur a skipinu var CANAL e0a svikinn,
og au6sjaan]ega svo dr garoi ger0ur ao eig-
endurnir gatu komist at me0 hann kostna0ar-
Tito. Og eftirlitsmenn stjornarinnar, sem
eiga az lita eftir 0llu Pessu a hverju vori,
h0fou nylcga gef0 vottor0 um 40 alt v@ri i
g60u lagi q Pessu skipi. siean Pessi atburo-
ur var0 Eefr rannsGkn veri0 hafn 1 Pessu
mali, en- hun or enn ekki um CARO- gengin %
6vist hverjir veroa sakfeldir.
Aofaranottina 70. uni var0 annae stor-
slys q sj6 er danska gufuskipio ,,Ncrge''
rakst 4 skier / Atlanzhafi, $50 milur vestur fra
Skotlandi, og s0kk eftir faar mindtur. A
skipinu voru us MAINS, al mestu leyti vest
urfarar fra Danm0rk, Noregi, Finnlandi %
SviPj66, er atlu0u hingao til nor0vestur-rikj-
anna. I'm $50 komust Ifs at Datum eftir
langa hrakninga, en- rIml. 900 druknu0u.
Flest bj0rgunarih0ld reyndust par 6nyt;
sundbeltin fuin og sumir batarnir ekki sj6-
f@lir, en- skipi0 sjalft ofhlaoio og ekki h6lfao
sundur svo vatnshelt v@ri, ems og oil folks
Autninga skip eiga a0 vera. sagt er 40 skip
s%tj6rinn Sc agatur sj6maour og hann half
gengi0 r0sklega fran az bjarga farPegum.
Ekki ytirgaf ham skipio fyr en- PAD s0kk, en-
pc na0i hann / bat og gat bjargao lii sfnu.
Daginn eftir P~jo6fundinn.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-07-01
err h0fou spa0 pvi, az ham mundi st0kkva reiour

af fund.-, en- hegoaoi ser i festu ems og peir bjugg-
ust vic, er p6ttust pekkja manninn, og t0ldu visit
az ham mundi STA svo I'm a0 frantic sinni vari
borgi6 q p%6litisku starfsva0i hvernig sem alt ann
a0 fari. Ham gafst loks upp algerle ga klukkan 1 1
mott, pegar ham tok aftur ALTAR breytingar og VIC.
batur, er ham vildi lata skj6ta inn / hra0skeyti
pao, er pjoofundurinn sendi sem svar til Parkers,
og het pv1 nast a s1na mem a0 fylgja New York
m0nnum ao kosningum er varaforseti vari kosinn.
Bryan sd PAD gl0gt 40 hraoskeyti6 fra Parker
lagoi gullkrossinn med 0llum slnum punga a
heroar Demokrata. Ham sd 40 ham var br0go.
UNI beittur at peim, er kunnu polit1sk gl1mubr0go
margfalt betur Ell hanu sjalfur. Ham hlytur az
hafa SEQ pao a0 pa0 var overt q mott 0llum hinum
hreinu og dyrmatu sioareglum,er ham hefr lengi
kent og predikao um pdsund sinnum, ao kjosa
AMMAN ems f6p1ka og Davis til va1aforseta, og
hefja svo demokrat1skan kosningabardag meo
%fulltingi au6valdsins, og blum REIN 6s6ma er Pvi
fylgir. ----------
Nj spyrja allir: ,Hvernig st6o a pvl ao Bryan
gafst upp? pvi baroist ham ekki til prautar, og
pao pv1 frenur pegar peir smeygou inn pessari
simrituou stefnuskrirb6t, sem kom ems og fjand-
inn dr sauoarle gnum:'
Ey held eg geti svarao pvi. Bryan will komast
/ 0ldungadeild andar1kjapingsin sem senator fra
Nebraska. Ham err ao reyna 40 koma svo ar sinni
fyrir bor0 40 ham fai sati / efri malstofunni meo-
al st6rh0Ioingjanna, svo ham megi par njota
sinna frabnru hHtileika OF hr1fa pj6oina meo
mHlsku sinni. Ham parf MI az ia hina nyju leio-
toga Dem6kratanna til 40 hja]pa ser 40 komast 4
ping, oy ham b1our peim = liklega helzt pess
vegna 40 tala mali peirra.
pa0 verour ertitt fyrir Bryan al dtskJra Fac
fyrir vinum s1num hvers vegna ham gafst upp 1
st. Louis. Ertoast verour 20 ao gefa Popdlistum
fullnnejandi svar. Aour en- Bryan kom til st.
Louis sagoi ham s1num m0nnum, 40 peir m@ttu
reioa sig a pao 40 pessi pj6ofundur yroi ao sam
pykkja pa stefnuskra,e r ham samdi 1 Kansas City
ario 1900. Fyrir pvi kvaost ham Btla as b%erjast,
og ekkert anna0 p6ttist ham villa s:a e6a heyra.
Ham kom, bei5 osigur ao halfu a nefndarfundi /
Notwithstanding n hrnddi fjandmenn s1na til ao
sleppa VIC sig halfum sigri, og la goist svo niour
ems og saklaust lamb,en pa spilaoi Parker s%jalfur
pv1 tromf, err tok allan Winning organs / einum
Stag. En- Bryan getur enn huggao sig VIC Pa0, ao
DO ham sc MI fallinn dr foringjatigninni, pa er
ham enn sd h0foingi, er NEST sopar ao / hokki
Dem0krata, magnesium mRlskumaeur og sk0ru-
legastur peirra allra hvar sem ham kemur fran.
4 pessum mikla malfundi mattu margar Pdsundir
heldri mamma er keptust hver vio AMMAN ao syna
sig a raeoupallinum, en- Bryan bar langt at peim
0llum. Enginn annar komst / halfkvisti vi6 ham.
Ham var einstakur og verour l1klega lengi elm
stakur / sinni ROO sem mestur raousnillingur her
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SPECIAL FEATURES
FOR CLUB SMOKER

There viii BE- Two special features
90 the amateur boaIus Tournament
al Germanla hall next FRIDAY eve
uinr one OF these vii - IhH re-
turns % the Han hon NeluH battle
90 b. received at the I.hs side AM
the other next In imuaEIansH VII
bo a contest between Tommy II An
the loea favurite lEhtseIEht. aaa
Dick Cobb. a sturdy little tar Of
the Eunhoat WheeHnH. that Is uaa
lying Ia the harhar Guhh has the
distinction OF being the best AM.
tcur lightweight boaef In the Amer
lean navy
r. noueisr. the deaf mate ban
tam. will he tried cat against thafz
ne White in The opening bout e the
bantam class Perry MaaeuaKh and
Charlie silvy hre on for oua II The
fcatherWrI eVentH York G1HA
son will try ~ dispose ~ Al PEN
terthy. tire Kent wunaef NaHY
stcarns and George seataa vii BE-
one OF the most Important bouts nf
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RW MMY
nur TWO SHORT ODDS HORSES
CARRIED or THE COIN

The iayafitea vefe eanari6uauH by
their uu end positions in the raseH
at The Meadows yesterday after
noon In order that the talent Who
had their long green on the favor
itra might not feel tuH bad. tWu n
the short odds hufHra came under
the wire winners
Suiu queen who went To the poet
a. @ ts shot Iu the faaf uHIausH
event v4H aHa 81 the HKurHteH hat
won. she rbn r. rrrbitahlH farr
aHanHt Anita knight second aud
lou nisfai third Time. a. Tier
bert up un WiuHHr
Ripper went fa the pest a faHHfife
in the seven fHflaHHs event aHd san
handfiy Lady ttIHr iHHk =. und
place and Anvil third Time. =
gfnawaIfs up on winner
Rather. in the uraf race -four fur
LONGS Nou easily from sunday and
M-trora. both Of which put TIP a
poor finish
vaust rilotad the bunch home in
thr sin mHonHa event aaHEha gaHs
Ir second with Flanagan thlfd.
rime. ia cruaawaltr ~ 81 an
nor
The frmalnius races were inter
ratinr. though frafufeisHH