davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
ae.ir paid within II day..

Nests
Cows. beef &C. steers. r.. mut=
ton. ~ Wkr5 pork. $40 limb. o.
dfeHHeh veal. small, 8HI9gI I've rHb =
bits t2hc.
Hama, Bacon and Lard.
Hams. t2Hiacs bacon. breakfast.
i7A 0tGA lard. white Star. urfce.
she. Lard white Hose. SO. lard.
Nuts.
Rfazii. per NJ. Isftte: eoeoanuta.
per dozen. SOC. chertuufH. Italian.
lzhrs cheHtnufH. Ohio. per N leo.
ChrHtuuta California. iHgs wuIHuta
English. lac. pegans, la9lfE. fill
hertH. ift. black waiuuta &C.. hiek-
ofy nuts, &C.. buttefuuta. g.. pea
nuts mi0cs jumboH lie. Al
moudas I2h @t7ct California wal
nuts, ia lge.
Ftsh, Oysters. Etc.
balea. scs black cod. G.. ling cod.
D., crabs. 3i0f LII clans. open
shipment 800. claims. per sack
ll5H. oysters. Olympia. per sack.
1850. open bulk per gallon.
400. salmon. 7mbes salmon
trout lbr. skinned perch.
&C.. nhrimps. s9iOc. founders.
Sc herring. &c. HOLSTERS. l7zr.
Hmeit. &C. sturgeon. Sc. black bass.
T.. hnllbut. GU7c. perch. q. rock
cod. &c.
Flour.
Patent per bbi, ff7B; Crown.
9b.i0. Mlnneaota hard wheat. -,
Piliabury. IS pillshurya Best q;
standard Dakota. &c. Dlyup pic taos.
Northwest. u Electric Light ill5i
Geld Medal. ts75; Top Notch. ti.t5
Cereals.
whole wheat los. per bale. 12.t0;
whole wheat flour. per bbl. 2fZb,
graham. per Dbl. -. graham. lQs.
Dbl. s.. rye -four los per bale,
per bbi. 1850. buelgwhsat. per bale.
rye meal. per bale. 1870 buekwhsat
per Dbl. 81. buckwhent. per bale,
1915. corn meal. los. per bale, 81 10.
corn meal. b0s. per bbt. 50 yellow
corn meal los. per bale. s. TO- white
corn meal. sos. - rolled oats. per
box 70 lbs. 81 20. farina. per Dbl,
1850: farina. 10 H. sacks per bale.
te hominy. large. per Dbl. $40;
hominy. small, iea bale. s. 60. Holly
self raising buckwhent. Sc as. case.
f17s. pearl barley. a5-Ib. boxes.
ftt0s pearl barley. io0-ib sacks. -.
Epiit peas 81 BeWb. popcorn. per cwt.
1850 cracked wheat. per bale 80.
Feed.
oats. per ton. tzs @ -; bran. per
ton. SIS 60nzi barley. rolled. per
ton. tz4azb. feed wheat per ton.
I3fQa2. dairy chop feed. Per ton, 1is
q $50. oil meal per ton. so. best
chop. tzB02s. whole corn. ton. f2sa
-. cracked corn. per ton. t2EUz9i
feed corn meal. per ton. 125. shorts
per ton. t2ig22
ray.
Eastern Washington timothy 80
q 20 alfalfa. 1i2 tDMiz. wheat
hay. sc. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed. i7a. Puget Sound
hay. tisb0@i6
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. i0oH. ton. i22. clam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
Lobby Gossip
ssssss.ss 80 49, sessSs&ss8S@8b8&essSs

tho venerable resident with a
goatee. who viii be remcm bcrcd aa a
porter la r. J. Hurd'a store. has
been moro fortunate. lie r. in charge
~ Que % the house cloak rooms
The delegation did not take
kiudly 20 Mr. knight AZ FIRST. and
he resented L. Finally GEORGE Crane
gut hold Of him. and put a flea Ia
his ear. which sent Mr.. Knight
straight % De poollttlc.
'DoctAh puolittie.' said Mr.
knight. Aim infohmed that some
times Il am possible 20 create de po-
sition of assistant to an assistant
Mlstah Crane tells mo this am done
when faint possible TO take eaah
~ De patty wohkchs. any uthah way
lie SAYS yon'ah man % great tn
flucnce and that II you cxerta youh-
self. sab. you can have that job
created fob me.
Mr. Crane lodged out Of DR.
Doolittlc's way for while. bat
finally Mr. knight vas taken care
OF.
Joe Lindsey after much travail.
secured a Job for a Spokane eolored
man. and. after assuring himself
that be had the place. the recipient
hunted Mr. Lludsiey up TO Thank
aim.
NTlstah Lindsey h said. there
e two things. sab. which ! holds
solemn and sacred. one. sab la o.
Masonic ordah. and tho othah an
De republican party
As Mr. Lindaiey Ia hiEh Ma
sou himself. his feelings on this oe-
CASTOR may Be Imagined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

foruiG and wed Perkins A. Laylman.
one day he packed his grip and left
Tor parts unknown. and the young
woman secured a divorce on the
grounds Of desorti0u.
The rumor that Mrs Grace SMELL
-Layman Ga longing for
the man of her first choice and that
she has responded 10 his appeals 10
try another journey upon the
troubled seas Of matrimony. origin
ated among her friends here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
CASES DISMISSED

Superior Judge Griffin this morn
Ing dismissed the following cases
on motion ~ Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh: State against Frank
Groahel. charged with assault with
Intent - DO bodily harm. state
against q x. Weatherby. charged
with abusing a public school pupil:
state against Freeman Collier.
charged with higamY. and the ease
~ the state against william
Zeiner and r. G. Krepps. charged
with maintaining n gambling resort
All the cases wore dismissed on the
ground Of Insufficient evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

stock through the death ~ Thee
.Jhomaa. becomes acting director %
.lhs Chicago orchestra. lie has been
81 assistant conductor several
years. and one OF the viola players
.gnre 1895. when be came from Ger
.hnnY 10 ioin the organization. For
m last tea seasons stock has con-
-dueted the orchestra when ON tour
.tIc was bern IN JULIEN in iK5z. aud
received thorough musical e1u-
lbotion at Cologne university. ITS
Compositions include a set uf varia-
tons which have been formed by
.1ie orchestra. several songs and
string pieces. and now he iH engaged
on more important works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

SsaH Cerrcsponae H@e - ~ef'
ana VII Windou'.
George Turner. democratic eaudl-
49,. AR eoFeruor In the last cam
a. and former senator. viii prob
80 resolve eight votes fer NUM-
hsr Of ballots daring the comins
.~,ateriaf contesf-tha votes Of
S.aators Graves and RAaher u 500
lane Moore Of kInk and Earloa OF
Whaicam. and Representative Ma
lonsy o. Stevens. kenoYcr u Whit
ran wsafherfard % Columbia.
Aver OF Thurstun.
IN Is pretty Well known that piles
vii have only the a republican
yofss of klnK county. FOR Moore
VII rot climb into the King county
hand wagon until he 8 sure that
his vote viii settle matters one way
or another.
Other leading democrats In the
state vii no doubt Get compliment
lAry votes dariuE the first fev days
A spokane Newspaper tells ~ the
Troubles Of the spokane delegation
with several cuiorsd party workeFa
Who are Ia Olympus. as follows.
The cnlured contingent from
Spokane made life a burden for the
spokane delegation Tor = few daYa
Joe Hasan. q vel known walter In
the Hotel spokane. Is still unable
70 SEIZURE a 90. but old man Knight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

she hal cultivated. gave him $4,000
aud then discovered that be Wa not
her affinity In 1900 she secured q
divorce. alleging be abused her.
Ia 1891 she took an ii-m0nth
fIier IN eoannhial bliss with Coffin
which terminated In her applying
for another separation and getting
H.
Couviaced that Illinois men were
not 10 her liking she fitted to Call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
CURSE OF
DRINK
DRUNKENNESS CURED TO STAY
CURED BY

WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
70 TASTE No ed9r. Any woman can
eve H iH glass - water. tea. coffee pr
f32d without patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy VIII cure Or
oeatraF tha diseased appetite Ter aI
acnnaile drinks WhafHar the patient
i affirmed inehrfafe n "fiUu'fr."
social dtiHEer or dfuuEara. Impossible
~ aay one t1 have an appetite for
slcnhuiic liquors after uaiuE White
hiphou EemrHT. tt has made many
tAlisFaHdH ~ permanent rureEs and iu
f1dfleu r- aeHa the victim o. normal
tsaith. afrafFiua the nerves. inereaa-
lnF M HfH HHHrr and dEtermiHa ton
- RESIST temptation.
ENDORSED HY MEMBERS ORA
NoMAE8 CHRISTIAN TEMPER
ANcE UNION. PHYSICIANS. HOS
firALH IEHgYMEN AND TIM
fkHANcG WORKERS
WutH Ur w. u Brown. zfs fremont
- lfHfaH fHr trial package and LETT
20 - advice free iu plain aoalei en-
fHf All 5Hffrfa confidential and
essiF1Eed a5 coon aa answered.
HIte H.a.HH Remedy sold hH drug
Nafis eHHFF HHHres also sent BY mail in
IAN fa.kHFrH price ffa
snl4 aHi commended bg sha VS.
l.fnfr zuH aHI Madison St. Ken
80 DfaE Co. 81 First Ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

shells. zoos. TO. oons meH1 zoos.
f32. grnuuiatfd bones. zoos. f32. On
25n and t0a 81 per ton higher
Grain and Grass Seed
Red clover. prime. suts 80 H9H 49,
alaike. choice. IL. white clover TIC
as. timothy. per EHt.. 1915
90. orchard grass. So. red TOD $40
10 English rye grass. 81 Italian rYa
rrara. o.. bronze gross. IIH. tail
meadow ont grass. t15 Kentucky
blue grass. all pasture MIXTURE
ulInuda. aI0ulZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Atohlaou. 1912. ssi-s. BIB:
Anal Copper n -. Is II. 7g 3-g.
y. . o. lJ3 3-s. i02 IL. 1O2 Ia Is.
T. T.. G33z8. % l-8. GO IL; Can.
Pae. 1855. 1913 %, la3 80. Erie,
common. 40 l.. 40. 30. Manhattan,
no IL. 1853 Il. 1863 -. Metropolis
tan. III IA. lIG ii. 1T, No. Pac.,
los l-s l0G -. l07 ~. L. & n.
40 rs. 1905. 1912. Peoples
Gas. JOS 5-s. 107 IS. i07 rs. Penna..
1873 IS. 1877 IS. 157 IS. Reading.
81 s., 50 ID. 81 3-si K I. common,
81 Is. 80 -. 80 -. SO Pac.. g IS.
671-4. G71-4; St Paul. ITS IA.
1878 1878, Sugar, 1913 80.
i42 So. 1i2 IS Tn Pac., 100 IL.
lts7-B. ll9; 4. S. s.. com. 81 1-s.
30 -. a03-4s q. s. s.. pfd.. 90,
9f1-s. 9f5-8.
Wheat - Liverpool May wheat
opened unchanged. and closed i-8
higher than Saturdays close Visi-
BILE supply 29.5s5 900: decrease,
Csl. 900.
Corn. .278 900; decrease. 200. 900.
Wheat continues very nervous.
and the market seems 10 be almost
wholly a professional one. Senti-
ment is undoubtedly bulllah. yet II
appears that some Of the larger pro-
fessional traders took profits today.
and have been selling great deal
Of wheat IN an attempt to break the
market 20 a point where they can
buy again.
stocks Joseph says: Good
market expected with higher prices
for the coming week. especially in
st. Paul and Union Pacific. Hold
Steel. preferred. Buy good Issues
on any siumps."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
MUST ENFORCE
S-HOUR LAW

The board OF works must again
enforce the state law prohibiting
city contractors from employing la
borcrs more than eight hours a day
II u aecedcs 10 the request Of the
local Federal union. The latter this
afternoon sent 10 the board 4 com
munlfltlon I'm which was ins0rpo-
rated n resolution passed at the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
KILLED IN
EXPLOSION
GAS srove BLOWS Up. RESULTING IN Two DEATHS. SEVER.
Al PERSONS BEING SERIOUSLY INJURED AND a Bia FIRE

other structures damaged by mr.
and water
Prank johnson was killed and ].
" tashiK was fatally injured.
taahig. with hia family and a
party OF friends were gathered
about a gas stove. when the cRrln-
sion. caused hy "A leak IN the Eas
pipes. occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
INSANE
A COLORADO MAN FATALLY
WOUNDED HIS WIFE AND
THEN BLEW OUT HIS OWN
DRAINS


TRINIDAD, Colo. Jan ~ While
temporarily insane Frank House "a.
day shot and fatally wounded biz
wife. He thou put the revolver to
his temple aud blew out his own
brHIuH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
The MARKETS



beans. dry. per ewt Ia2tQa7ss
sack. 75eItl 90. eabbage. IL dziAc.
cauli1owrr. per doz. 78cati %.
garlic. new Ecs onions. yellow
per III. 2ihW g. parsley. per dor.
goo zoe. peppers. California. 100
q Is. spinach. per crate. ti60
turuipa. sack. Tscaft-0o. rutabaEaA.
per sack, Tie lettuce. dollhouse. 81 90
q ikoi tomatoes 81 .00W 90. celery.
per doz. A0ue8c carrots.
per sack, s0a1tf. Yakima po-
tHtoss fzgoefzg 90 California
potatoes. 1lKoosrzn 90. White Riv-
rf uatatueH $500. sweet po-
tafoea, sacks. tigGut.f5s par
per n. ie. squash, per 10. IA aIi.r.
srtiehokea. per doz 55e.
Fruits.
PEI bunch. Jssoa; dates. per ~.
So &C. figs. \ ID bricks. ti7b.
flEa. ie-lb cartoons. e0d7Gc grape
fruit. per box. 81 co. lemons. choice
and fancy. sst0d 90. oranges.
Seeding. titoWl7s. navel oranges.
g. 90k a.tH oranges. Valencia. i1tO
90. oranges. jap. per bale. 1iiS4
iz5s pears 800 apples. cooking.
toeWtIo1. apples. fancy. ttui ba /.
eranberfies. 81 6oaiot hurkieber-
figa. ~. tu Joe ounces. per box
$50. pbmrEfnnateH. half orange
cases, 1915. pineaupien. per aox
AooW $50, HtfRW berries, per crate.
g 90.
Butter ard Cheese.
Oregon cheese. ia4cs Eastern.
lie Washington cheese. lac. cream
brick eheeas. &c. butter. native
creamery. SOC eastern. tn tubs. ger
90. fresh cooking. i5e-
Esaa
Strictly fresh ranch, aiMa2e.
eastern. soc &c.
Poultry.
Ducks. drrnsed. t7aisc: geese.
dressed. ts d lie. chickens. dressed
i6a lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed
t2G 8sc.
Honey.
California strained. per N. &C.:
California sage. per ~. lie. honey.
extract, Per 10. TGBtsc. Oregon
Erapa cream. lQ-cnns lots. yaso.
honey. Yakima. igMes Clifornia
white. at-lh. boxeh t1Eo. Olympia.
boxes. taug.h.
Sugar.
Golden Q. IN sacks. Sc S. extra e.
in sacks. tGss. powdered. IN bar
felH. tstos dry graduated. IN sacks.
tslb. cube. IN barrels .sGs. bset
sugar. tees. pie sugar. lac. Less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
CHICAGO MARKETs.

Reported Tor The Star BY ". A
Rysr & Co. if2 Columbia street. ~
private wire.
Seattle. Monday. Jan. tG
Wheat May. III IL. rs II.
1l5 - 10 rs 5zss July. % Il. - 3-s,
~ 3.g
Corn May f51-s. 1853 10 1874.
49,. July. As 5zs. i5 Is. i5l=s
OafB=M May aI3-8. 2D1=8 10 81.
3tA: July. 81 -. a. BIB
Pork May 1878. 1856. 1921
Jan. 1247. t2fO. I247.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

4 superior jury this morning
awarded 8 G. Fernandez and Il. n
liumm and Antoine Morris the ak
gregate sum Of glt.s5O against the
Great Northern Railway company
for damages 10 Hotels Lotus and
fleaaantou. corner of Pine and
Front streets. caused by the digging
" The Great Northern tunnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
in
Philippines
my sciippa News As NJ

WASHINGTON. Jan. General
Corbin cables from Manila that
Lieutenant Avery. one Philippine
scout and two native employees were
wounded In an action az Dolores
river on January IL
Private Austin. OF the hospital
corps. was wounded and nine 1f the
contabulary killed iu an action near
Maalng. Samar. on January g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
LOCATE CHADWICK JEWELS

CLEVELAND. JON. Is United
States customs officials claim 70
have dur un evidence OF more tbnn
$500 ooo worth Of Jewels having been
smuEgiei into the United states by
Mrs Cassie J.. chadwick A burger
portion 81 The Jewels were given By
MrH. Chadwick as gifts 20 her
friends Jewels % the value Of
1850 600 have been located. aud the
investigation is atHl incomplete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
MAY MARRY COFFIN
FOR FOURTH TIME

MOST MARRIED WOMAN e WORLD SAID TO HAVE SUR.
RENDERED TO HER FIRST LOVES wooise
CONE MRS. COFFIN AFTER THREE DIVORCES HIM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
OLYMPIA Bsrsau
Seattle DAILY star
Olyup a. Wash

san esrr,.posdsuss b. Dan Dean
ana VII Nntora.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25
HONOR GEN. PAYNE
Monument TO his Memory to Be UnysiIed.

The handsome monument 10 the mem
ory Of Gen. William H. Payne Il to be-
unveiled AT Murrentona about August lst
The inscription in bron1' al theironi H.:
Not Tor empire nor nrnOWn, but for
right and commonwealth. To mem
ory uf Wilium H. PAYNE. son of Arthur
mason Payne and Mary Mason Fitz-
hugh: born Jan. y. Is; died March
~. 1904. liz entered the Confederate
s.rvic,. AZ "A captain Of the Black Hone
troop aud rose 10 b. hrigader-g'nrral of
the second Brigade Of Fitzhugli l.er d.
vision: was wounded and leii ON tie
f.ld of Williamsburg May -. lN62.
wounded again az Hanover near tirttys-
burg. ia July. 1868.
The seal uf the Confederate States a.
America with the words. D,O Nmilrr.
il AZ the top OF the inscription. Another
inscription oi the monument, with thu
seal of Virginia AT the top. r'ad~ a. fol
lows.
In war and in peace the soldier ~
Virginia - honor. this love for his state
was the absorbing passion OF his liit-ihe
motive of every action. the inspiration OF
every feeling. He lowed Virginia with a
love far brought from out the historic
past. There was no pul-e in his ambi-
ton. who's. beating~ Wen. not measured
from her heart
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25
DEATHS

Miss Mary T. Kilby died az Sandoyal
Culpeper county. ON Tuesday night, JnlN
18th. aged G3 years.
James 4. Selecmdn. aitera brief Illness
died at his home in OccOquan, Prince
William county recently.
Henry HynsOn died at the home oil X:
" Hynsnn. near Nrwland. Richmond
county. last week. aged 50. lie was
Confederate soldier.
Robert Coleman. Of Fairfield, North
CUMBERLAND county. died at the home OF
his son. J. K. Coleman, near Burgess
store. on July II, aged seyenty-hve.
r. l.. Harrell died at his home, near
Thorn Hill. Orange county, onJuly ION,
of paralvsis. aged G6 years. Tie Is sur
yiyed by his wife and eight children.
Charles Curtis, native OF Culpeper
county. died mt his home in Winchester
county Friday night, aitereight months
illness Of dropsy. aged fifty years. lie
leaves his wife and children.
R. W. HixsOn, OF Manassas, was iound
dead in his home in Manassas on Thurs
day. lie was for some time Town ser
geant. and was "a native OF Prince VII
liam county. lie was 80 years oil age
and il survived by two children.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25
OUR HORSE SHOW

Broad Rock. the well known writer
on hor>e topics, in his letter in the Times
Dispatch of Sunday. writes n follows oi
the Fredericksburg Horse Show:
The fredericksburg Horse Show was
success in spite of being handicapped 10y
uniavorable weather conditions, and the
management have just causr 10 point 10
their second annual show with pride.
President Charles II. lluIknmp ami
SECRETARY Clearance Il. Howard were co-
laborers. and their efforts Were we'll n-
ceived Added 10 the hor-e show feature
was the race programme. which met
with general approval Mr. \.
Randolph Howard who resides IN Fred
cricksburg. exhibited three handsome
horse, in the hackney, d. liied. winner
of the Willard emp. for horses ln harness.
and the high stepping pair Idaho and
ldanha. who are trotting bred aud make
the finest coach team ever owned ~ he
place.
Accompanying the httrr was a cut oi
DR.. Reid with }lr. Howard holding the
ribbons. The pictun was the same rs
the one which appeared "a few days ago
in this PaIsr.
"Broud Rock WAS one of the Judges
in some of the CLASSES az tlw show.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25
HANDSOME RECEPTION
Mr.. and MrH v. N. Fleming Receive Their
FrlendS-The Occasion Given In Honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. u. Smith.

Mr. and Mr.. Y. NJ Fleming gave NJ
ception al their home on Hanover street
FRIDAY evening from q TO : O'Clock IN
honor of their daughter and son-in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Fleming received the guests in the lront
parlor. after which they were ushrned
into the sittng-room and then into the
dining room. where refreshments We're
served by the following Young ladies:
Misses Salie Tapscott. Fannie Taylor.
Eva Tyler Mamie Ficklen Mercer
Crutchfeld. Margaret Crismond and
Elizabeth Pendleton, of Ashland. Mrs
\. T. Embrey and Miss Belle Little pne-
sided AT the frappe bowl.
The rooms wen. beautifully decorated
with ported plants and cut flowers.
There were many callers during the eve
ming and all had most delightful time
Mr. and Mrs Smith left on the lo:Ol
train Friday night for Bensonhurst. "A
sea shon, resort ON Long Island, y. l.,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr. Smith is connected with the New
York World and has received "A ilattering
promotion. having been transferred from
Washington 10 New York.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25
BUYS BIRTHPLACE OF
THOMAS JEFFERSON

The birthplace Of Thomas Jefferson.
known M Shadwell. in Albemarlec mty
has b.,n cold TO DR.. Milton Ii. Leonard.
of New Haven, Conn. who will make the
estate his future home Thepresent man
sion il of brick, built about sixty years
ago. and il near the ruins of the old
homestead where Thomas Jefferson was
born. On the destruction 10y fire OF his
ancestral home. Jefferson, then young
man. built Monticello ON an adjoining
mountain top. overlooking the present
Shadwell estate
The property made famous from Jeiier-
sonian associations il few miles from
Charlottesville, on the keswick road.
near by the ancestral homes OF the bold
pioneer explorers OF the far West. Clark
and Lewis. 4 large grove of oak trees
surround the mansion The price pad
WAS a large one. ~ these famous old Nlr-
ginia estates are scarce and III demand
by retired business men who seek country
liie with historical environments.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25
Mr..r.. ALn.un WiIII.. Iark BouIwale

Messrs Aiasdh Willis jaek Boulware,
Marriott Willis Gam Burk nndJ. =, Court
ney left here Saturday evening in large
drag. To spend Sunday with Messfs. e..
Brown B0ulware. Emmett Garner, Thos.
Knox and Barkesdale Hale, who are IN
camp on Mr. Gamers farm in SpOtsyl-
wanna county
Dr. q. L. Harris. the popular aud etii-
cient druggist, is employed AT DR. NJ. NJ.
Lewis drug store during DR.. Lewis stay
al Atlantic City DR. Harris will proba-
bly, accept a permanent position there.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, assisted by Rev. j. II.
Light. conducted the Union services at
ST. Georges Episcopal church Sunday
night, Mr. Bailey preaching an excellent
sermon 10 1t large congregation.
Mr.. ". l.. Dempsey has accepted his
old position as travelling salesman Tor
the Superior Drill Company. MIR. NJ. ;.
Chancellor is the agent of this drill Tor
fredericksburg.
Master Clinton Colbert and his sister
Belle. have returned from a week : visit
To their grandmother, MIS-. XIV .N'll"Il'
and their aunt, Mrs. Lucian I. Colbert
in Spotsylvania.
Deputy Treasurer J. L. Bullock and
son. Of Caroline. were in the city Monday.
He saws the watermelon crop IN his
county will be- cut short 10y too much
rain.
Messrs. Peyton Rowe and b. NJ. Leav-
ell have returned from n ten days camp
ing trip in Clarke county. on the Shenan-
doah river. They had fine time boat
ing and fishing.
Misses Annie and Hattie Tcmplcman,
Of Baltimore. arr visiting Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Patton in Stafford.
MIR. Howard Sutton. OF Richmond, Is
visiting Capt. NJ. b. Rowe and family.
Miss Lena Rowe was ia Baltimore
Monday To see her mother.
Mr. Harry White has returned from "a
visit To rbanna.
MIR. ;. f. Foster was in Norfolk Mon
day ON business.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25
CADETS AT WEST POINT

The records OF the standing OF the first.
seennd and third CLASSES Oi the /. ;. mill
tnry academy at West Point \. Y, have
been made public. In the first class, OF
seyenty.seven members, Virginia has one
OF the star members in Frederick y.
Downing. who is No. ,. C.orge K;
Byrd Virginia. is No. 90. In the second
class. OF l19 members, John b. Rose,
Virginia. is No. :; Hunter b. Porter, yir-
ginia. is No. -; Augustine W. Robins,
Virginia. is No. -. In the fourth class.
nj 13G members. Arthur +. Wilbourn,
Virginia, il No. -; Henry II. Ayres, born
in Virginia. appointed at large, l. No. 90.
In the second class, Herbert Hayden,
born in Virginia, appointed at large, Is
No. Il. Virginia difiersirommost oi the
states in that all OF hercadets were born
on her soil