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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

Gov. Terrell, of Georgia, has gone
vigorously to work to have the lynch
ing cases investigated and declares
his intention OF Furnishing the guilty
parties if caught. In this effort ne
will be aided by the law abiding peo-
pie OF the State.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

1t seems that nothing can stay the
onward march of the japanese.
They go regardless ofwhat ism front
of them. A Russian semi-otticial
journal. speaking OF the gallantry OF
the japanese troops. says that never
q rain of cannon shots, walls OF bay
onets, nor earth strewn with purify
ing corpses. can arrest their STUB
born assaults.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27
The Weather and Crops-PersonaIs
Etc.
COmOrn, Va, Aug. 18th, 1901,

COmOrn, Va, Aug. 18th, 1904,
For some time past the rains have
been so partial that, while in some parts
of this county the fields have been almost
constantly muddy, the crops in other
neighbOrhoOds are withered and parched ,
and pastures are nearly without grass
and water. In one neighb0rh0Od, north
OF this place, there has but one heavy
rain since the first Of July, and that one
fell month ago. The crops, pastures,
wells and springs in that drought strick-
en- section are suffering seriously for
rain. while in other parts OF the county,
rains have been so copious and frequent
that nothing has suffered.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Purks and Mrs.
Agnes Montgomery and children. who
have been rusticating at this place and
Colton's, down the Potomac, lett here
yesterday for their homes In Washing
ton.
Mrs. e p. Arnold, OF the Port Conway
neIghborhood, who underwent surgi-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

Il is useless to go into bankruptcy
unless you can make something by
It. was the conclusion OF Walter
Stabler, New York real estate
broker, who fled his petition the
other day. He stated his liabilities
at 1875, 719 and his assets at $500.
II his statement is true he surely is a
bankrupt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

The new double track steel railroad
bridge across the Potomac at Wash
iogton that takes the place of the
long bridge will be open for travel on
Sunday. 1t is a grand improvement
and will greatly facilitate travel.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

Fighting has begun at Manassas,
between drunken soldiers And the
inquiry might be made-if they are
drunk and disorderly with the lew
who are now there, what will it be
when the whole force is assembled?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27
Live Stack Markets..

Union Stock Yards, pittsburg-cattle
slow; choice, s6.50G6.60; prime, 1855
@5.60; fair, S340@41G. Hogs slow
prime heavies and mediums. $500
@5.70; pigs, $5.5065.70 roughs, 34U
470. Sheep active; prime wethers,
s42O@4.4O; common, $1.5OQ2; spring
lambs, S3.50Q6; veal calves, fQ7e6.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27
EaIrfar to Judae at ST Louis

Hon. Henry Fairfax, of Oak Hill, Lou
doun county, member of State Corpora
ton Commission, has gone 20 the
Worlds Fair, having been appointed ont
OF the judges for hackney horses there,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27
JUDGE Riley Sick in Washington

Judge William 6. Riley. formerly Of
Virginia, is critically Ill at the Emergen-
cy Hospital, in Washington He Ia in
1uite straiteued circumstances Relatives
in Virginia and Maryland have been no.
tilted of his illness. lie was born in Ac-
comac county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

Russians Lose Two More Ships.
Toxic Aug. 2G.-Fiye steamers and
three torpedo boat destroyers emerged
from Port Arthur Wednesday morning
and began the work OF clearing away
floating mines At 600 in the evening
two-funnelcd torpedo boat destroyer
struck a mine two miles of Liaoti
promOntorv and sunk Immediately
Five minutes later ii second destroyer
with four tunnels, ran against another
floating mine, which exploded This
second vessel was al once surrounded
by other Russian ships and towed into
Port Arthur, the entire notilla accom-
panying her These occurrences were
seen from various japanese watch
towers. The Japanese cruiser Hashi-
date also Witnessed the explosion. The
action OF the Russians in attempting
to clear the channel of mines indicates
the intention OF the fleet again TO sally
from Port Arthur.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27
Paint Your RuaaY Tor .7ee.

to 800 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs 3 to s ozs. more to
the pint than others, wears longer,
and gives gloss equal TO new work.
Sold by J. Willard Adams.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27
bankrupt

An exchange asks, GLOW long can
.hs Eastern war last2" AS long as
the Russians can hold out.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27
Hanover School.

MISS W. F. SCHoOLER, Principal.
VIII reopen on Monday, Sept 9TH at
Fredericksburg, Virginia. English
Branches, including Higher Mathe-
matics and the Sciences, taught. Also
Latin, French and German.
Terms payable quarterly in ad-
vance. For further information adj
dress
MISS w. f. SCHOOLER.
Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

Mr.. Albert Smith, OF Fsuquier county,
has accepted the presidency OF Gordon
Institute, Of Barnessille Ga.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

Martin and Montague to Speak.
Gov. Montague and Senator Martin
have accepted invitations TO speak at
the Joint Labor.DAy celebration at Pine
Beach, near Newport News, September
1fb
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

I'm the Circuit Court Of Spotsyl-
vnnia county Minor and ais. plain
titfs, against TURNKEY, sheriff, admin
istratOr. and Others, defendants, /,
II. \. Harris, clerk OF said court. Ger
tifv that rhe bond required of the
special commissioners 10y the decree
in said cause of 2aDd day of july,
1904, has been duly gwen by +. w.
Coleman and \. T. Embrey. special
commissioners. Given under my
hand THIS md day OF August, 1904.
4 \. Harris, Clerk.
augB-wiw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-27

Licensed to marry in WashingtOn'
Bernard BOscbeF and Linda 4, Norris,
both of Glen Allen.
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Gbeiapeafe 9ampfer.G ompasuie.

.ouSfuptuttSCIW tc.
eIe9ante gafiaeiersD ampier ,gugulta" unb
nWflantd" mad
Cio Butnt Comfort nnb Rprfolf, Bd.
SdHpter b~erldtfet Baltimore tdgIi9 (dusge'
noffiinen Sonrtugs) nm G.30 2lbenos uno f0M'
men III Dlo Boint Comfort I'M o tlbr Wlor'
genS uro in Norfolf TIM 7.f5 WiorgeHS an, an'
l9lieBetto an bic @ifenb1bn5fge nab allen
yunfteu bes SiioenS unb Gioipeftens.
WUrt.Jtuer.Sfnte
eiegarite Eaiiaeiers3 ntnpfer .Gbnrlotte"
uHo Baltimore"
mad &eft.YuiHt uub Nidmonb, "a.
Snfnpfer b~erlaffen Baltimore tdglif (nis,
eenonlrleit Gonntugs) nm 8 ubr ga9miitags
lro fonlrlen 5l gseftsgOint um 7.45 Dlorgeits
uno 5u RidHono Inn 9.25 WorgenS an.
Sampfer, beriaffenb Baltimore Wlont19s,
WittipofS uno Sreiiugs uno berlafieno gBeft'
Boint 9ienftngS, SonnerftagS iinb GnmIings,
ieget 81 @IuuceftersBo DIN uHo gQmono'S on,
iro 9ampfer, berIaifenb Baltimore 9ieHftdgs,
9onnerftags uno SumftaaS uro gBeftsRofni
Wontd9s, Wiitluods unb 5reitags, Ieger 81
Dorfioipn iiftb GlaG ganf an (fuenn oaS Better
cs erIau6t).
Tampier p~erfaftn Baltimore bonn Bier is u. 10,
2igbtitrafen.gp
2nrbs9iaeie nab alien Rnnften f6nter ges
fidert, 8epdd anfgeaebet unb stnihten5immer
i'm Bordus ~referpirt iperoeri In ben biefieeu
gfreaur: Nr. 100. 100 unb 1877. SitsBdIftn16re'
Strabe, ober ben SauptsgireduT: Hr. $50,
Baltimore, Wo.
st 9ls '.SsiSa sfgfa a., S., e s4aa.uo.ut
Z. o. DaeDannst. rsifsnbsr 8aiasier.sfeeat.
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gennines : Hennen.

Sir Die Serbitrennen oes r8aIb.
in9ton SodeD.Glubs," 0~eanipooo.
Citation, on 8odentagen bonn II.
Gopember Bis 3. DECEMBER. Special
5ug nit angebanstem garlorwaggon
nerldBt an Sagen Der Hennen Union.
9abnbof 1910 Ha6m., an 8ennipl.
pania- ape. Citation auf Der Sin. unb
Hidtabrt onbolteno, uno febrt
ta6 ben &ennen 5uriif. Sobrforten,
einltliebli6 gintritts. Coupon, iper.
ben our State bon $3.50 perfauft ruer.
ben; eiiltig MIR fir Die Sin. uno
@iidfabrt auf Dem Spe5iol5age om
Gage bes 8erfolfs.
(319,2t,2,4,7,S,3t4,5,s)
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8eridltSDer hau6lnnaen.

Grim rs Of t. - (8or
&idter Y6eIpS.) 8oub = Sbomas
Dad, 5 Sabre, uno Charles 9onfs,
neut Sabre 3uftbauS. HiibeItoruna
gler. s. Goppage, freigeiproden ;
3o6n S6elp, $40 Strafe. Solten Ell,
RES gorOeas - 8m. 5. Collins,
$3.50 Strdfe unb Soften. ne6ertre.
turg 0es SdDisbuoengeieses - M.
W2arfeI, Woies Rolofof 0itus aoce.
BEL 2ouis 5or, Ssrael 9raai,n, So.
rneI Blimoef, Geo. Soiilus. ieoer Inn
s. unO Soften beitraft. Sir beiate:
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@eitern WarDlanS.9 abu.
Frat am 2, bftpber 1904 in Qraft,
Sflge berlnfien StuensStation, iute fcllt:
FXoIidh

Itut uW 4, EttuDtT 1bUA III HrnT,
Shge b~erlniien 3tlensStaiion, ME fpIat:
3dqltdt.
f4.30 Born. - S6nel3ug. GaIpilinie, Sngcr5i
ioprl, aSabnesboru, u. Il ~. gabH uno ben
Siben, unb uuSaenummen Sonntngs q. o.
gnbn Gbambersbure, WldrtinsbIrg li1b Atn'
DETER.
1925 glbenos - 9Ifiom. mad ltHion'grt6ae.
SdgItn1, dnsgrHomneI Gpnntngs.
7,tb Born. = VOrf, " 4 8. 3tb. nno Sdipt'
9tnie bftli1 bon gmorp'Sro6e, Carlisle urio
y. & s.. 8G6n.
S.15 Born. = SGipiltnte, SngersfofufL Sbtp'
pensburg, Sreoerid. gmmitts6urg nnb ". &
VI. gabn biz clifton.
1912 Born Miom. mad ~riniou'grioae,
2.25 RddDm. - Aifom. mad gmorb'3rObe.
1926 g,ahH - Nifonl. mao @~norb'0robe, y. Il
8. 9tb.. fotute gott.
4.15 gndnr. - gliiort. mad union.Nrtbae.
800 glaGm. -@rpreB nab Weitntttlter, unten'
grtbae, ui6 baum NfioE1. bic Sa9erstoipn:
fotpie 5reoerid, Gmmitis6urg uno S6ippenSs
'5,s5' saadm. - erptts nad yOrt, saHoOsr uns
@rttBsburg. (Vari0r'GarO
80 Hadbiu. - Wif0HI. rd6 @inorbs6rube.
Clio gbenos - Niionl. n16 ltntonsBrtbee.
500 2l6en0s - gifort. mad GmorbsBrobe.
Blur SpHntags.
$50 BORN. - Miom. nat tlnion'Bribee uHs
Sduober.
2.3O Wadu. - gifum. nod ttnionsprioge.
4.3O gnduI. - Wifunf. nab @murpt8r0be
= 6dlt niht an Der Observation-Disclosures sGtntion,
Niuets iito BepddsBiiredlt, Mlbauab'S, Ode
iIno 3ertnetonsS trdbe.
8iiae bnlttn on t%lnions. 9ennfbIbanidtsibe..,
SuI.On' iinb NnIbroof' tlortb,glbenue) Citation.
D. o. GrisipUib, q. T.. W.
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Ier6ants' & Iiucrs' SranspDr.
tation Gumpann.

Sad Bpiten uno benz Siten: ieben Montuo,
9ienitng, Sonneritae unb Sdmitdg, Nberbs
6 llbr.
MAO 8robioence unb benz Often; iebeHSonns
Tag, Wditpob uno Sreitng, Mbenbs O llbr.
Nn6 gleluport geiuS un6 ROrioli: tdsIt6
Tim 6 libr Mbenos.
Sru6t piro idgli6 big 5 ibr glbenbs fir an
benz Gage nbfnbrenoe 9ampier aneencmmen.
MAD Sabannab uno BEN Si6eu: isSen @ien,
flag, Donneritag nno Samitda, Mbenos O llbr.
Noftoner nno 9robioeuce . Ddmpfer fubren
bon Der @erite nnt SuBe beS Cong 9ods. ab;
Sabainnbs DanIpfer bon Der @erite am Sube
Der Wetts6alSsgloenlle
6. o.. @tainsbam, aeent,
GongsDod.
10. q. Garner, @.sI.sa.
VI. 3. etetbtns, @..W.
SnIiptbiireau - Rr. GOA, Vnrb'GbarIea. ctr.
Sratt' uno 9ntuee' giireau-gr. get Weit,
NaliimoreaStrabe. Qt3,I&S)
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@erbrinst ben 9unfiasnnsstas IN
Yprf.

Am "a. Nopem6er oerfouft oie
nEenniplpanio : giienbobn" Hunos
reiie-S abrfarten fir ole 5obrt Don
Baltimore nod) Dort, ga, uno gu,
rid, MIR ouf Dem Spc5inI3ug giiltig,
Der Gulpert.9 abnbof $50 Sorm.,
ltnion.@ obnbof S.35 gorm. perlGBt,
in 0orf nm 1915 8orm. anfoms
mend. Der Spe5ial5ug f0brt am iel-
ben Gage nm $50 4benos bon Oorf
nah Baltimore 5uriid. Tmbreiie-
SabrpreiS 75c. 1929
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Baltimore 9ampf-Eafet.G So.
lNlte nnb SaOerIaiEgs g~ai.einIe.l

NIe YET, SInatef5YoW beTotbtrlI6.
9nmpter fabren tdgli6, Sountngs uusnenoHts
men. BON ben g8ab line"sPters, gr. 1913,
9cint Comfort, GorfoIf, 8or!sntoutb uno nleu
8Sirt Comfort nit Is. & O.'GiisnbSabnfa na6
as!$ tGnonpS Vie SGrGdI TSs d II SGrtaS ,1H 10, nj" Hn Rem
mouth nab gttIarto. Su gtorfolf 8erbinouug
init Der ~AtIautic GOAT Cine. gortcIf uHb
GdroIinn, Norfoli uno liibIi1, gIorfoIi uno
bern, Wnibiuaton R.s9., uno 8i6nono, @d.
MnbI5eiien na6 eiiropdtltent Blanc. .enru'
ri1fe 01iiiter8itnner, eleitrtftbe .B~eleudtune,
simmer In ben pilets9iireuur Der Bah Cine.
Or. 32t. WeitsgnItlmores Etr1Be, Nr. 500 ulo
sos, qiebtsStrabe, Q. ". g. Office, gir. 2t6,
InO 1ertngtoHsStrabe
Suhn ". eberfUUUo, Y. gruuu,
8iee.4rdf. II. Sen MnHnger. @en.'gGii. sgeent
9e62-)
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@arblanb nnS GcnniplOania.gabu

4ige b~erIafien Rorifs stbentiesg Citations:
1880 Born. mad gort. tdgItb, auseerom,
men Scunidgs.
$50 Born. mad Delta. MIR Gonniaes.
$3.50 nah BeIair, tdelt6. aussenommen
gonrtags.
s.25 g'adm. mad gOrf, tdeIie, ausssnoH,.
men Gonntags.
100 gatnt. nod GeItd, mir Gonntnas.
42O rad Nelta. tdgli6, diiSgenommen nrt
SopHtag.
600 ghd I'm nab WeI0ir, tiaIih. uuSaerorus
men Eonftnes.
1000 Tbenhs. mad siel iir. MIR Gonniaos.
fi,45 Ihenhs mad Btlair, W,iitpoh nHo
E1mftaa.
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ltnteri6laaung-G. SuliiS Shaum-
l0ffel; Raubaugriff - 6runt 8eber;
llnteri6Iogung - Serome Gbomos
ialide 8oraobeu - Griit. 9ieltp,
CHARLES 8. IfiIed, BbiItp !. DtcSn.
tire, 5bomns Gternep 8crIebung ocS
Shmit6lloGu , @eiebc3 NorriS
9raunlteiu, Sarrp 9ernitcin, Ser
mann 8erman, Gbnrle5 9uer, 2oltiS
NJ. 0iumonoitein, WorriS 0oroiuiB,
Noron :. &eumom, Simon &erld).
ner, Sorro Neiitobt, WoicS glOelitein,
W}oieS 8eormou, NtiIiom Wiaer,
YbiIip Goldman, Spnou 8olOiteit
Rotbon &inoeu, Sam. 6rtrOmon, 60
iepb SotS, Sermam S6nioler, Snr.
ris @pcr, MonoI 6Icet, 9ernoro
Roibin5tp, Siooc @orri5 (2), 2ortS
&offmon (2), M}orriS 2eOtn, Sacob
@eiuitein.
@atiengeri d. t. - (8or ocu
&id)tcrn 8lod, G'8ricu uno @oi.
t6er.) BUR Observation-Disclosures
ipitr0c crnonnt I'M Sale bon SnntcS
u. 2cote 6rou Gli5ubetb 9cate, Biir1,
idoft 500. Gum NadloBuerwnlter
purbe ernonnt I'M Sale bon 9lluu &.
Romau Sr. =. &onlon, 8iirgId)oit
$4,000. BermoltungSberidte lpllroen
9rttgebeiBen in Oen 6dllen bon 9oret
ia 2. 6ranfe, $500; Seurp 8cin.
Gar0t, 5000; &. Sart Smith, $42G9;
Sonoro q. 8erc9op 5000; 5ronciS
G. Tbomos, $3.50; Sorrp =. Eurner,
$23,7S5. BormInOihoitSberihtc ges
nebmigt IN oeu G0leu BON @(np s..
9onb, $3360; gciiic 2.8leiu $2751.
Snpentnrper3eidntiic wuroen cinge-
reid)t in Den S0leu BON 9(lire6 S..
Iomea, $2039; Doris bon Der 8et-
tern, $6784; Gurlteu @ormS, $657.
ScrfMhfe rotifi5irt in Den 60lcn bon
Gli5obet6 StilIcl, 5000; Sopbio
6. Seilop, 5000; Sobn Nc9tetIl,
$500; Nnna @. Soiuuro, $500; s.
e. Moribol, $29t; @iaie Smon,
500,
Common 9IeoS @cri6 t.
- (GSor Iid)tcr StodbriOge.. } Nl'
bert SorIien gcqen Limited HbS,"
Geroift fir 500. SlllilS Gobn9en'
! juu1ir 9oIier uro Hopbocl 9olier
(orei 5GIle) gegeu n%llniteb HDS,"
Qeid)littet. GuS @criht ucrtoGte lid
bis Monto9: ole Hlmmcrlt 1893, 3D.
3t5, t19, 1872, 40 uno 312; OeSgIci'
den porlGufiger Iufruf Der Nums
mern 327 bis 800.
areiSderi 6 +. - (9or Nidtcr
0enniS.) Sir beutc: Sole 0epoiit
II. 6rrit 60" 0c9en Tronf .. Gubn
m1b @m. 6. Roberts; S6eiOung&'
fGQe.
Stobtaert6t t. - (Gor Sid.
ter SorIuu.) Sobn llb Geaen vllni.
teo SIPS" geihIiftct. @llitop1tiebe
Gcgen 6reo. 8ouernidmiot, &c.
ihIi6tct. Sobn Z. SLIDER aegen Geo.
W. Gor, onon prof, Sobn Etoc a.
gen .MorpIono StccI 60, nift be.
enoet. Sir he,ite: Der i6luebenOc
Sal unb Die Hunmern S26, 70, 1913,
t07 unb LOG.
Mbt6eiIung Nr. 3. - (Gor
Mifter 9oer.) Sobn Ri6oloS &c.
gen Stats : MrbeitSbouS, nbgepie.
len. Sir bcutc: So6eos Corpus
&erbanblur9en.
&or Hihter 9oblcr: @ron0 . 81.
thrift Sale.
Superior. GER d. t. - (@or
9fid)ter Y6eIpS.) GioprS Miaitonc
So. gegcn Baltimore 6eloipor 60.
geibli6tet. goporb 6. Gillette Qes
gen Geo. 6. glitt, gei6lidtct. &urrIe
qeqcn Mopor uno Stobtrotb, ni6t
bcenoct uno pir6 6eltte ~fortQcieBt.
IbtGeilung Hr. 3. - (Gor
&idter EbeIpS.) Worp 2ouiio
Woore gegen ollniteo Sips" @eroift
fir $3.50. Wottie 6. Wurrop gegen
Bette Glorf Gloimont, untcr 9ero-
tbung. gnnie 2onobon eegen Ga.
rob @iie uro Widoel @rig6t, niht
beenoet unO pirb bei,tc fortgeiebt.
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special . Grfnriion mad gorf, ga,
am Sanfiaannastaa.

auf Der nFenniplponio . Glen.
babn." &%unoreiie : Sobrpreis Zoe.
6abrforten iino fir Die Sin- uno
Seriabrt nur uuf Dem Spe5iaI5uee
giiltig, Der Baltimore am Galpert.
8abnboi Inn $50 @orm., am llnion-
9abnbof nm 8.35 &orm. perlGbt.
Die &iidiobrt BON Dorf erfolet INN
$50 Nbeno. (32S)
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Gneen gune's Giienbabn.go.

SabrpIan trat am II. Efipber 1904 In Qraft.
9ampfer oerlaRen gier Rr. 0, 2tebtetrabe.
mad ~qppe.EoiHt, Entenstoiun, 6eutreuiae, Zen.
ton, GREENWOOD, 2eues liio 8fuifdb enitntioueu
nno nm $50 Rn6ni. nadl alien Hunfteu BIS
qepeS, Def.
Nnfblub 3n @reeniuooo NIT ber .D,Iotpare.
Wabr" mad alien qiufteft ftibIih ar ber .yteiu.
Uorf, philadelphia uHb gsorfcIfs8dbn."
Brn6t ptrb tdgIi9 bis 0 ubr g6enos ent
gegeH genoirtHen.
Sobn e. eosfeh, Sen. .gaft ,Na,ni.
Grant 9tien, Sequeiter.
(Wlai27,fN
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Gricsioil 2inie.

attraftiSe @aier.9ioute mao, philadelphia,
onbaIten6, In 9etterton. Mlo., linb Gbefter, 80.
9ed 81 90, tailte $500. aut6iabrt (Ib Ia.
ee2 $2.5Q; @idiabrt NIT Der -. & o. Giien,
1915. 9lab Nep.gorf $500; &rf. 5000. y.
Serner onr6lnnfenbe 8iIeie mad aI0anp,
1rob, Bottom, gleip.SaoeH (Gonn.) iinb Buuf'
ten Horoltn tdgli6 nm 6 tlbr Madnnittngs,
aiseenommen Sonnta ss. 2agfBoot 7.3O WSr.
ntttags tdgii6. aue GriurfonSsgiuete ners
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Sir 9amen.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-08
PIRATES AFTER THE PENNANT
Pirate Owner Looks for a Record
Breaker This Year.

Pittsburg, March S.-A four-time win
ner, something that has never hap
pened in organized baseball is the
dream of Colonel Dreyfuss, owner of
the Pittsburg club, and he thinks the
team he has is able to land the fourth
pennant. In this not every patron of
the sport in Pennsylvania will agree.
They cannot see the fourth flag because
of the apparent weakness of the twir1-
ing staff.
Just two tried and true winning regu-
lars are on the corps Doheny, of last
years team. is a maniac in a Massa-
chusetts asylum, and ]. Perkins Ken
nedy who won more games than he lost
last year. has been cast adrift. Drey-
fuss has scooped up one veteran, Ros-
coe Miller. and a number of youngsters.
Miller was with New York, has the
ability but is unfortunate. The others
are newcomers in speedy ranks.
The full list of pitchers follows: Phil
nppe, Lever. Miller. Thompson. Wins
ham, Vie1. of last years STAFF; Seaman,
g New York state purchase; Camnitz,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-08
Was a Queer Character.

Sheriff Rains and John Charlton. a
deputy, went down near Melrose Fri
day and brought John Henrihan. an
aged insane man. to the county jail.
The door to the single room shack was
barred, and they had to force their
way in. where they found the crazy
man in bed in the very filthiest condi-
ton There was plenty of food, and a
quart of whisky had kept him COM
pany the last few hours. being sup
piled by his guardian, who feared he
would freeze to death. Henrihan
talked violently, but offered no other
resistance. He is a religious fanatic,
and was in the penitentiary once for
shooting a man. After the arrest the
neighbors flocked about the place,
which they had not been permitted to
approach for six years. ''Old Peggy,
his wife. who died last week. was
buried by his directions only 20 feet
from the door of the shack-Columbus
Advocate