davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-02
~ELEKTRISk MALMSoKARE.

Omfattande experiment hafva under
senaste tiden i England foretagits med
en- af amerikanen Leo Daft och engels-
manner Williams konstruerad elek-
trisk malms0kare, som torde f0rtjana
uppmarksamhet afven annorstades..
Apparaten ar en- kombination af
tradl0s TELEGRAPH och telefon och kan
sagas vara en- praktisk tillampning af
svensken Orlings bekanta experiment
med tradlos jordtelegrafi. Den grun-
dar sig pa bergarternas och minera-
lens olika f0rmaga att leda elektrici-
teten, att snabbare eller langsammare
fortplanta de elektriska i~mpulserna.
Apparaten bestar af en- med EFT elek-
triskt batteri %forbunden afsandare,
som genom en- l~edningstrad till mar.
ken som skall ~unders0kas utsander
elektriska vagor, SAINT en- kanslig te-
lefonapparat, hvilken ocksa, pa lamp
ligt afstand, med en- ledningstrAd star
! f~orbindelse med marker och hvari de
| ALA riktningar fran a~fsandarens led
ningstrad radierande elektriska impul-
serna efter att hafva trangt fran ge-
nom marken eller bergformationerna
~uppfangas och bli f0rnimbara for 0rat.
Da nu metallerna och malmerna arc
CODA ledare for elektriciteten, medan
t. ex. qvartsen endast med svarighet
genomslapper de elektriska vagorna,
blir Diet m0jligt for den 0fvade lyss-
naren | telefonen att observera mar
varon af metaller och afven, genom
att fran olika stallen uppfanga de elek-
triska impulserna, bedoma metall- och
MISUNDERSTANDING olika lage. En-
ytterligare hjalp far han derigenom
att apparaten kan "stammas" med
varierande vagstyrka. Elektriciteten
sandes icke j en- oafbruten strom utan
| en- serie af afbrutna, starka impulser.
Apparatens effektivitet har praktiskt
demonstrerats i fraga ON forekomster
af link, bly,, koppar, hamatit, magne-
tiskt jarn, nickel, kobolt, guild och silf-
yer. Med dess hjalp aterfanns for EFT
par veckor sedan / Coniston en- rik
ko~pparadra, SON efter att LANCE hafva
bearbetats forlorats i bergsattningar.
Apparatsk0taren angaf noggrant stall
let der adrian horde finnas, och efter
omfattande sprangningar aterfanns
den ocksa der.
For nagra dagar sedan togs appa-
raten med lika stor framgang / an
sprak for letning efter hamatit / Bar
row-distriktet Under lang It'd har ut
vinningen af hamatit i denna gruf-
trakt standigt varit / aftagande. For
EFT af bolagen der har den arliga ut
vinningen pa nagra ia ar fallit fran
10000 till 1000 ton. Sasom resultat
haraf har den blomstrande industrien
alltmera nedsjunkit och hundratals ar
betare arligen forlorat slit arbetstill-
falle. Import har mast ersatta den
minskade produktionen. Bolagen haf-
va f0rs0kt ALA hittills kanda medel
for att finna nya fyndigheter, de hafva
sankt en- mangd schakt och offrat sto-
ra penningsummor pa borrningar, men
utan resultat. bet var som EFT sista
medel Barrows hamatit- och stalbolag
besl0t f6rs6ka den elektriska malm-
s0karen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-02

Enhvar, som passerat en- landsvag
med ofverjordisk telegrafledning, har
nog lagt marke till att de utspanda
telegraftradarne frambringa ljud af
olika styrka och karaktar och att lju-
den f~orstarkas, ON man lager orat
till en- af stolparne. bet ar en- altman
och helt visst naiv formodan att dessa
ljud uppsta, mar Diet te~legraferas ge-
nom ledningen. Det ar ocksa likasa
oriktigt att forklara ljuden uppkom-
ma af tradens vibrationer genom luft-
draget, ty Diet ar konstateradt att | den
starkaste storm ofta icke EFT ljud ho-
res. En- tysk lard vid MANN Eydom
forklarar observation-disclosures pa EFT
helt annat satt och har utvecklat dem
ma sin a%skadning / en- ansedd fysisk
tidskrift. Enligt hans f0rmenande ar
Diet snarare de atmosfariska formal
landena an vinden som framkallar ira
dens vib~rationer och den dermed fol-
jande egendomliga tonen, sasom olika
temperaturgrader, atmosfarisk fuktig-
het, elektricitet i luften o. s. ", och
han pastar att man genom att gifva
akt pa de olika ljuden, tonstyrkan m.
m. blir | stand att med n~agorlunda sd
kerhet 'forutsaga kommande vaderlek.
ON tradledningen saledes afgifver en-
skarp, skarande ton, blir Diet med all
sakerhet smart dalig vaderlek, ar to-
men dup. ar delta deremot EFT tecken
pa att Diet kommer att ga ON EFT par
dagar imam ovadret bryter lost. Har
hr Eydom RAFT, tyckes Diet salunda
att man ! Observation-Disclosures = och
Diet CALLER val for ofrigt ocksa telefon-
l~edningarna = har en- utomordentligt
praktisk och billig apparat, som g6r
Diet mycket latt for den invigde att
upptrada som vaderleksspaman.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-02

Enligt en- tysk tidning skall en- me-
tall, som liknar aluminium, men ar
af annu mindre spec. vigt ha upptackts
af annu mindre spec. vigt. ha upptackts
och metallen kallas nodium. Den till
verkas genom en- elektrisk process.
I farg, CLANS och struktur liknar den
stall. Specifika vigten i smalt till
stand ar endast "a. Dess ~hallfasthet
har funnits vara stor. Dess motstand
mot luftens inverkan ar Store am alu-
miniums. Dess ~smidbarhet ar lika med
b%ronsens. Den Smaller vid 600 gra-
der. Den ar lamplig for gjutning |
form. Dess elektriska ledningsfor-
maya ar stor och lika med %kopparns.
ON naturlig kraft, sarskildt vatten-
kraft, kan anvandas for dess franz
stallning, blir kostnaden lag. Upp-
finnaren vantar sig kolossal anvand-
ming for nodium, sarskildt som led
ningstrad och kablar for latta, men
starka delar af motorvagnar, torped-
batar, krigsfartyg och diverse mill
tarutrustning, luftskepp O. S. v. och
till gjutning / stallet for brons, nysilf-
yer och liknande metaller. %Ingenting
bestamdt har annu uttalats ON nodi-
ums kemiska commissioning eller
sattet for dess. framstallning.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-02

/ anledning af den fruktansvarda
fartygsbranden | New York har Nord-
deutsche Lloyd latit anstalla f0rs0k
med nya Observation-Disclosures for
fartyg. Anvandandet af vatten ar vid
denna %anordning uteslutet. Eden
qvafves genast / skeppsskrofvet ge-
nom kemiska medel. Professor
grundar sig, enligt den uppfattning
Berl. Localanzeiger fatt ON saken, pa
forbranning af svafvel. Den derfor
n0diga gasen upptages ur skeppsrum-
met genom en- sarskild pumpinratt-
ming; harigenom ber0fvas eldharden
storsta delen af omgifningens syre och
kan icke sa hastigt utbreda sig at
ALA hall. Genom syrets f0rbindelse
med Diet brinnande svaflet bilda sig
svafyelsyra och qvafve, som genom
en- ledning tillforas eden och
arc egnade att slacka afven den in
tensivaste brand. Naturligtvis maste
skeppsrummen at ALA sidor vara la
tade pa basta satt. Framfor ALT tor
de denna Clatonska gasslacknings-
process vara tjanlig att forebygga
eldfara for skeppslaster med latt an
tandliga amnen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-02

En- undervattensbat af NY typ, som
lar CORA IL KNOBS fart under vatten
och som kan halla sig mycket langre
under vattnet an andra dylika batar,
har byggts pa varfvet ! Kiel.
Miniatyrplaneten Eros, hvars bana
till en- del stracker sig mellan Mars
och Jordens banor, tager utomor-
dentlig grad astronomernas uppmark-
samhet | ansprak. Eros ar namligen
| manga afseenden en- ganska besyn-
nerlig f0reteelse. Man ar bold att tro
att den ursprungligen haft slit hem
visit ute bland asteroiderna, hvarifran
den sedermera f0rvillat sig in mellan
Mars och Jorden. Men icke nog der
med. Den lille Eros syDes 1 verklighe-
ten besta at iva klot, som r0ra sig
omkring sin gemensamma tyngdpunkt
och alltsa utgora en- dubbelplanet. HUI
ruvida sa ar forhallandet, ar dock
annu en- oppen fr&ga. Men astrono-
merna ha afven andra grunder till
att intressera sig for Eros. Genom
fortsatta iakttagelser af dess baner0-
relse och stallning till Jorden hoppas
man erhalla material till en- noggran-
mare RESTRAINING af jordens afstand
fran solen. / delta syfte ha icke min
Dire an 80 observatorier med Paris
~observatoriet / spetsen kommit 0fver-
ems ON att samarbeta, och de ha nu
tagit Eros under en- mycket skarp
och omfattande kontroll.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
Military Dinner.

Gen. COrbin gave formal dinner at
his camp near Manassas Friday night TO
members Of his staff, foreign attaches
and a few invited guests There were
present Lieut-GOv. Jos. h. Willard; the
governors of Massachusetts, Georgia.
West Virginia aud the Lieut., Gov of Yer
mont. The guest of honor was Secre.
tary of the Navy Morton.
Gen. Curbin first toasted the President
after which the Secretary OF the Navy re
sponded 90 the toast, "Our Navy He
.aid that his idea OF navy could be
summed up in three words: Construction,
instruction and destruction.
Gov. Willard responded % the toast
Virginia" He said that Virginia has
4lways. since the settlement OF James
town in 1907. more than done her part
for the welfare OF the country, and that
40 state in the Union would rally 30 the
support of the flag quicker than the Old
Dominion. Gov. Bates spoke happily,
out the Governor OF Georgia alluded in
harsh terms to the war with Spain,
when the spanish attache, Col. Monteyer'
dy. was seated at the next table. Ex-
Senator Manderson, of Nebraska, paid q
tribute to Gen. Corbin. Gen. Corbin re-
sponded in a speech OF thanks.
Mrs. COrbin and Mrs. Grant, Miss Pat
ten and Mrs Var derbilt were guests al
Gen. Corbin's table.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
Surveying Oyster crounds-AppIica
tIons BY Oyster Planters.

State Surveyor Ruediger, with Capt.
W. E. Hudgins, on board the police
steamer Rappahannock, has re-establish.
ed and defined the Haylor line on Corbin
Hall Rock, off the mouth OF Wick's creek,
in the RappahannOck river, on the Mid
dlesex side.
This rock was applied for by and sur
yeyed TO Capt. d. NJ, Nelson, of UrbAnna,
and Others al depleted oyster grounds
Jew years ago Later Surveyor Blake
ran the Baylor line for the oystermen, re
sul,ing in the greater portion OF this 40
acres being declared public oyster rock,
but Capt Nelson and his associates, the
Lewis. Landlord Tull Company, OF Whesl-
ton. appealed. Hence the Board Of Fish
cries sent the State Surveyor there to re-
establish the line in dispute. The survey
of Mr.. Blake WAS virtually confirmed.
From the RAppRhannOck the State Of
6ciais went to the Piankatank river to
re establish disputed lines there. They
will also run the line from Windmill
Point light TO Wolf 1rsp light and buoy
It of. While In that section Mr. Ruedi
Ter will survey about 1900 acres of
,bore in the Chesapeake bay that has
been applied for just below Wolf Trap
light.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13

~ the Clerks office Of the Circuit court
0l the cuuntyof Caroline Oh the 2-d day
of August, 1901
\ =. Long, Anna Long, Sallie f. sutton
ard X ID. ~nttDn. her husband. Plaintiff.
Ag4i 50
Walter Satterwhite. Geo. ". sat era hitp,
rhos. r.. Sattpryhitp, John h Satterwhte,
lie ~ SatterW hte, Sarah + Seay and
Geo. Z. Seay, her husband, Monroe Car
neal, Arthur l. Long and Ro. B. oliver
personal repres entatyes Of both sophia g..
Long and Otefa j. Long, deceased, Ed
yard ThackeT and Jenny Ihacker, his
wife. l.pmuel Carter, Leonard LOneman,
Ada CATER and Annie Elliott and Leon
aud LonemaD, Ada Carter, Clara Shact le-
fora, Ella shackleford, Philip ShacklefOrd
and Daisy ShaeklefOrd, the last siX Of
whom are infants. under p years OF age,
Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object of this snit is to obtain IA de-
cree from the Circuit court OF Caroline 20
sell ~ acres of land aud divide the proceeds
among the parties entitled thereto
And an affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendants-Lemue Carter,
Leonard lOnenan, Ada Carter and An 10
Elliott are mot residents of the State OF
Virginia, it il ordered that they do appear
here within Il days after due publication
hereof. and do what may be necessary 10
protect their interest in this su Ana II
il further ordered that copy hereof be
published once week for four weeks IN
The rree Lance, newspaper published IN
fredericksburg, Va, and that copy be
posted at the front door Of the court house
OF tins county on or before the next rule
duy after the entry of this suit.
A copy-Ieste:
f. K. C0ghill. Clerk.
r. & NOucuFe. u, a, a.OW "
BY T. L. Valentine, Deputy Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13

Harper's Weekly gives us some IN
teresting figures showing the eXpen-
ditures OF National Committees in
presidential campaigns. 1t says Lin
coins election cost his committee
100000, while she Hays-Tilden
contest when the tariff was the main
issue, cost 100000 The expen-
diture was thought to have been
enormous, but some OF the campaigns
since have reached to such a high fig
ure that it is quite possible the fnan-
cial managers stopped counting.
But let us not suppose that all this
amount was used so purchase votes.
That was probably small item. 1t
was used to a large extent to wine
and dine the thousands who visited
headquarters and the hundreds OF
loungers who knew IL all, and could
not be shaken off. And then there
are hundreds OF stumpers as bad as
the loungers, and they had to be
paid for their services, and so tile
money went.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Some days ago We commented ed
itorially upon the efficiency OF our
public schools In this city, which we
believe 60 be equal TO any like insti-
tutions OF learning in any city in the
State, so far as the prime object. ed
ucation OF the children, il concerned,
and We have good and sufficient rea-
son to be proud OF them when all
conditions and difficulties which have
been met and surmOunted 70 attain
this much to toe desired end are con
sidered. All of those officials con-
cerned in achieving this important
contamination deserve the thanks
and plaudits of all our citizens. We
regret that as much has not been ac-
cJmplished in the surrounding conn
sizes. OF course this could not be eN-
peeted or even hoped for The coun'
try districts labor under very many
serious obstacles and difficulties
which do not obtain in cities. Good
superintendents and earnest trustees,
such as the counties around Freder-
icksburg have. cannot be expected
to accomplish alone what ought TO
be accomplished in public school ed.
ucation. The people themselves, the
patrons of the schools, must be
brought by some means 30 a realiza-
ton OF the Importance OF education,
The success, the moral and the ma
terial advancement and the stand
ing ofeyery community depend upon
the education OF the young men and
young girls. Not upon the intelli-
gence and education OF few indiyld-
uals, but upon the average education
of the whole community, and Tree
school education Is intended to nc
complish this end. This can never be
attained while the average salary OF
teachers ranges FROM $50 to so per
month, and while education is made
secondary TO the various duties
which parents choose 20 assign their
children on the farms and about the
homes in the country. And yet these
are Just the conditions which exist in
the country today, In addition the
average ruralist refuses TO be reason
ably taxed for this necessary object,
Many men fail to realize that a great
or cash return will be realized upon
expenditures for education for their
children than from any other source
of taxation, with the possible excep-
tiOn of road taxes, and in addition
the moral Improvements should be
considered. We are glad to note
that the conditions are not hopeless
People in the country are beginning
to awaken to the importance OF edu-
cation. They are, in this case, as
they usually are, slower to take hold
OF advanced ideas than the people
living in cities, but they will follow
the initiative Of their urban friends
in time. The object now is to en-
courage them to hasten to this Ell
yiable goal.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
Veterans of Rappahannoek County
Hold Reunion.

The Confederate reunion Mt Washing
ton, Rappahannock county. Wednesday
was largely attended, the crowd being
estimated az about 900 people A
great many came from adjoining eoun-
ties and more distant points. The chap
Ter OF the Daughters of the Confederate
Veterans presented crosses OF honor to n
large number veterans. Mr.. +, i, Car
ter introduced Gen j. Floyd King, al
one time u representative nf one oil The
districts Of Louisiana in Congress, who
made the presentation speech. Captain
r. :. Parks, OF Page county, also spoke.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
Local Markets

Corrected by Simon Hirsh 4 Bro.)
Wheat. 80 70 Sl.02 corn. new, 63 tC
SO, meal 81 4Oto$ 81 rs per 100 pounds
eats. 40 to IS; fowls Qiye), 3 to 8
chickens, live, IL TO II; ducks, live, 8 to
8; turkeys, 10 to II; lard, IL 20 IL;
Spring chickens. ! TO II per pound;
eggs. Is to 1Ss butter, 10 70 70 ;
bans, Ia to Il Irish potatoes, 30
90 40c; beef 3 to 3k; pork, q to q veal,
AZ 20 >; lambs $3.50 to $3.50 hides;
(green) 5tO 6; hides dry 3 TO 10: sailed
hides, 7 to 8; bsled hay, S15 TO $lS per
ton.
Leaf Snmac-jj to 60 per 100
Wool-Unwashed. ~ 90 %; washed
% to 20.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Grand Camp of Veterans at Lynch =
burg This Week.

Arrangements have been completed i1r
the meeting Of the Grand Camp OF Con
iederate Veterans, and United Sons oil the
Coniederacy and the United Confederate
Veterans at Lyncbburg Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. The parade will
take place on Thursday afternoon.
The address uf welcome VIII DE oe-
liyefed by y. e. Manson, Jr., and Grand
Commander George l. Christian, OF Rich
mond will respond. The report OF the
history committee will be presented on
Thursday by Senator Daniel. Among
other addresses will be those of General
Irvine {. Walker, of South Carolina. On
hThp Women Of the South, and Rev Br.
Randolph Mckim, of Washington, on
theme not yet announced.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
RACES.

Mr.. f. c. Bland, of Lancaster, and
Miss Jennie Tate. Of WestmOrelandc nun'
ty. were married recently by Rev. ". Z.
Latane.
Mr.. Walter George, of Lancaster. an J
Miss Leone Hooker, OF North Carolina.
were married Wednesday night by Rev
". f. Dunaway. in Lancaster county
Mr.. Curry +. Thrift, formerly of Rich
mond county. and Mics Blanche A. Nor
rison, of RappahennOck county. were
married August 3rd in Alexandria b.
Rev. X. J. Jefiries.
Mr. Wesley A. Shihlstt OF Madison
county, and Miss Minnie Slaughter
daughter of James Slaughter, OF near
Fletcher, were married last week, by
Rev. Robb White, Jr.
John A. Palmer, Jr cashier OF the L.
+. Mumford Bank, of Reedsville, and
Miss Constance Elder, OF Lynchburg
were married recently by Raw. Father j
J. Grove, of the Catholic church.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13

Congressman Southall, OF the Pc
tersburr district, has received a large
majority in the primary election and
will be the Democratic nominee.
Judge Yarrell, his defeated opponent,
exhibits a commendable spirit in bis
defeat and will stump the district for
The National and Congressional tick
aku
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
THE FINAL RESULT.

In spite OF Japan's almost un'
broken series Of victories, since hos
tiIities began, and in spite OF the
tactical ability Of her officers In COM |
mand of her troops, and the valor, /
indomitable energy and grit OF her
troops, there are many who will not
believe that she can ultimately win
against her colossal adversary. The
reasons these skepticS advance ar
the foundation OF their belief is that
Japan + resources must OF necessity
be exhausted after several years OF
continued warfare; and their argu-
ment is not without some fOunda-
ton. Against an almost unlimited
number of available men backed up
by unlimited resources, and hence the
ability to raise money in any
amount, she has given battle. Sol
diers. of the highest type, she has Il
plenty, but apparently her ability to
raise money is limited, and the col
duct OF modern warfare requires enoT-
nous expenditures Of money. With
ont it, and in abundant quantities,
no successful warfare can be waged.
But those who count on ,lapan's de-
feat on this account fail to reckon
upon one significant fact at least,
and that is that England is Japan s
ally-quiescent, it is true. under
present conditions, but open and ac-
tive, in the event oi interference
against Japan's interests 10y any
other nation. England hates Rus
STA with the intensity OF long
existing jealousy and malice.
and Japanis fighting where England
would like 80 fight if she dared. and
is seeking a cOnsummation which
England greatly desires. 10 is not
TOO much TO expect. therefore, that
while Japan is furnishing the men,
England is ready and willing to fur
nish the wherewithal To prosecute
the war to a successful conclusion
Not that England will not get back
in kind, with interest, allshe eSPends
in this colossal assault upon her an
cient enemy, but We venture the pre-
diction that japanese war bonds
will always find a ready market, and
that Japan will not bo seriously
handicapped for lack OF funds. 1t
this is true, aud time will tell, the
present war is likely TO be the great
est conflict OF arms recorded in his
tory, and Japan will emerge the vie
tor. Ii it is not true Japan Is DOOM
ed TO inevitable defeat.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13

The great strike in Chicago has
been settled and the men will now re-
turn to work. Two months OF ex-
element and idleness and defeat
in their purposes is the way the strike
ia written down. In the meantime
the capitalists put up the price OF
meat and have lost nothing by the
.t1.n
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
LATEST WAR NEWS.

The Baltic feet sailed from Cronstsdt
sunday for the Far East This formula
HE collection OF vessels is the last remain
ing hope OF Russia on the sea.
The Japanese losses in killed and
wounded in the battle OF MaOyang are
offIeially placed at 1888. Gen. Kuro,
oatkin recently estimated his own killed
and wounded at II 900. Theimpression
prevails that both these figures were ex.
ceeded
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13

The report is now in circulation
that General KurOpatkin is to be
superseded. The wonder is that he
has not been removed before now, as
he has proven a failure from the be-
ginning. But it is just what was
predicted OF him when he left Russia
declaring the wonderful things he was
going to do in che next sixty days.
Buster and brag and the successful
general seldom, If ever, go together,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
Faussier Y. M. c. a. Convention,

The second annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. Of
Fauquier county, WAS held at Warren
ton Friday 70 continue three days. The
delegates were rendered reception In
the association room During the even.
ing several addresses were made, and
the report of the county committee read.
Amnrg the speakers were Rev John
Lake. k-ntucSy; Rev. Henry kl0msnr
Hnymars \. r. Turner, The Plains
kichArd Brook, Warrenton; X. W
Hilieary, Warrenton; f. A. Brown, col
lepe secretary Virginia State committee
aud Rev. Wiliam II. Laird. WRrrentOn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
Democratic Chairman Ellyson
Namos Executive Committee.

Chairman j. Taylor Ellyson, OF the
State Democratic Committee, has named
his executive committee. AZ follows: j,
Taylor ElIyson, Edward Echola, staun-
ton: T.. II. Harvey, Stuart; John ID.
Hornley. Lynchhurg; W. A. Jones, War.
saw: 4 p. Thorn. Norfolk; Henry 1.
WieRham, Hanover; 4 A. Campbell.
Wytheyille; James Hay, Madison Thorn
~ +. Ryan, Nelson; d. watkins
FarmyIlIe; Joseph Z. Willard, Fairiax.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13
Fatal Accident in Accomao

Henry l.. Crockett, Jr., aged p, died
at the home of his father Friday on
Onencock creek from the eiiecte Of burns
received at his canning factory Tuesday
Mr.. Crockett told eOlored man to turn
off the steam ana he turned the wrong
valve, the steam and hot water falling
directly on Mr.. Crockett. MIR Crockett
married Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, OF
Delaware, last October. The past month
he saved George Click from drowning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-13

II IA found necessary shat Judge
Parker should be in easy touch with
.be leaders OF his party, and for this
reason he ia TO establish o temporary
residence in New York City. tits the
polIcy Of she party that from now
ninth the election there shall be great
activity all along the lines.