The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-08-17
CAROLINE COURT
Warm Politics No Candidates For
Senator or Governor Present.
MEREDITH AND MASSIE SPEAK
Powers and MoRcure Actye-ElectiOn Judges FOR
Primary AppOinied-NO Opposition TO Clerk
Coehill-0iher Notes.

Coghil- Other Notes.
August court mt Bowling CirerI
brought with it the usual large crow
and also its watermelon feature. TIE
melons were scarce. but there was plenty
of politics Contrary To expectations
none of the big guns were present {,
address the voters Hon. Eugene {
Mnssir. of Richmond, lately nominated
for the legislature at the primary. hh'
been invited I'd make "a speech on the
Torrens system of land registration
which hr made AN issue in his campaign
He spoke To "a small audience, the peupl'
seemingly being but littlr interested u
the measure.
After him came Hon Charles '. Mer"
dth. of Richmond, who spoke IN the IN
tercst OF the primary system, against
fraud i'm elections, and for GOvrrnorA. j
Montague for the Senate. When YOU
REPRESENTATIVE entered the cOul thouSc al
the call of the bell. Mr.. Meredith hnl
Prof \. b. Chandler. Jr.. OF Richmond
were seated ON the stand with ahou
forty people i'm the building. Chan MAJ
/ p. T. Powers. Jr.. hurried IN ami. euinl
!.
with the announcement that Mr.. Mere
dith was too we'll known To ned an M
PRODUCTION. aud then left 10 attend
meeting of the Democratic committee
which had been previously called. Mr.
Meredith spoke we'll ~ hc always does
hut there was not sufficient ginger u
his speech 20 arouse any enthusiasm
besides. aS stated by "a prominent gentle
man. THE people IN this campalgA wan
10 listen 10 the candidates aud not t'
substitutes" At the clJse Oi Mr. Mere
dith~ speech thcn were only twenty
seven Iroplr ia the audience
The local campaign Tor the House q
Delegates between Judge t. E. Muncur
and Hon. d. T. Powers. Jr., X now TN
red hot centre of interest. Both OF tlr'a
gentlemen and their lieutenants arr hare
at work. The quiet campaign made b.
Mr. Powers before he announced hls can
didacy has handicapped the Moncnn
forces. hut they are pulling together io
the home run and will make "a suprrm
effort to win at the wine. There l. al
amu~iur feature connected with TN
Icnmpmgu Powers is for swanson 10
governor and judge MonrJn r. for Wi
lard Each have warm friends who an
for the other Mann for governor
n''. -,..''..'.i'i, .,on. and lnnk ate
their oau candidacy. and urr doing II.
There is ltir change iu thr condition
between senator Martin and Gov. MOI
lasy. 'n' COUNTY , .r,- ''''' wi ,i,. ,a,.
ny LOW '', ..,'',I s,..n.,n and Mann
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MEETING "t ".N''."N J." '"''N'' '''''
I'm the temporary ah~rncr oi Thurman
Power. capt. G.. T. Smth was mail
chairman o.. thr meeting hrld lo appoll'
Judges l1r thr primary election tn %
held on Tuesday. !ug 22ud j. Boy
Washington Wa~ -rcrtary
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tn,rt,- Tng,p. PR. Maxwell Broa,
"a c,,,.r,.,nt
''u W. S,m r,r,n.r T. ". Jones "
f. Andrews
- .''''i II l. v.;,.l., e. # Joi
lam C,lyin Uouston.
Pr, Hnrol-W y Cnllawu. \. f. Tu
ner ". T. HOLLOWAY.
Rowling Grrn-A. b. Marshall, job
l.. White. j. j. Williams.
Moss Neck-J. T.. Blackwell. j. i
RrooJdu-. John GouIdin.
Guiuey--C. W. Colbert. b. g. Drat'
% Waller Brooks.
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nav u" VI and ,,nrrI,r ,l.rls
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the state ,s.,v
~" SAIL
Mr.. F. ". Coleman, speclal col comm!
sioner. sold 40 acres oi lahd Oh estate
Mrs. smith, near uulheNS; !" VI =,
. Stanley Tor Sloo. ~ "'''' "''N u
aucuohrer'
NOTES
The heavy rains have done serious Il
jury 10 the corn ana tobacco crops III
the roads an badly washed.
. There is still some OF last year scrop
[. tobacco msold. 1t il being shipped
: rapidly a. possible
r present Ills wlle ,I Is SPenaI R1 s es i Se