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gentleman has not been home for more than forty years.
 The Yuma Sentinel says: Geo. w. Norton writes that new and large bod ies of pay ore have been recently opened up in the King of Arizona group of mines and that the company is considering plans to increase the capacity of the. reduction worxs at Kofa to 1000 tons per day to handle this augmented output. The compa- ny is also figuring on alarge electric power plant to be installed at Mo hawk and will use oil for fuel. The elevation of Mohawk Summit (on the s. p. railroad) being 250 feet high cr than tlte Mohawk valley, oil can be easily piped a distance Of seven miles from the station. Electricity for power and light will be trans r'tted to. the mines, thirty miles away.
 An accident happened at the Gray mine on Wednesdav that resulted in inc death of Victor Rolando, Q miner. He was being hoisted in bucket from a wisze beiow the seventh level when a blast went off eighty feet above him. The concussion loosed two of the boards with which the winze was lined. and one of these falling end wise struck Rolando in the left breast and penetrated the lung. The other end of the plank caught in the winze timbers and forced the bucket against the opposite side Of tfeswirze. causing it to wedge.4Globe Belt
 
 Bisbee Woman's CIub-The regular meeting of the Bisbee Woman's Club
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Albert Steinfeld, the Tucson mer- chant, is a business visitor in the city.
 Hon. B. A. Packard was business visitor in the city yesterday from Naco.
 Ladies of the Maccabees give a dance at the Opera House next Tues day evening.
 The number of pupils enrolled in the Nogales schools is 4S0; 232 boys and 2AS girls.
 R J. Hartman left yesterday for Santa Monica. Cal. where he goes to enter the Soldiers Home at that point.
 The baseball season will De opened in Tucson on April 1 and 2 By a series of games between the Tucson Grays and q team from Phoenix.
 Harry Mason came to the city yes terday from Benson, called by the :;i- ness of his brother, Q carpenter, wIl0 is suffering from pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Amos, of Fl Paso. are here. on a visit to their daughter Mr. Amos is hooking for a business location, and if successful in finding what he wants will locate in the city.
 Mr Robert Ekey. one of Santa Cruz county's oldest and best citizens has c0ld his srla-7did Santa Cruz river ranch property to John Benedict. The price paid was not learned. Mir. Ekey will in the near future 80 east to his old hone near Ogdensburg, New York where he has relatives living. The
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ern part of the Territory have given notice that there will be something doing when the present session tries to take away one of the Councilmen from Apache and Navajo counties for the benefit of Santa Cruz.
 On the other hand the representa- tives from the southern part of the Territory, who hold the power, say that this bill will pass and that two little sheep counties in the northern part of the Territory with fewer set tiers than coyotes shall have but one representative in the upper house of the Legislature. Feeling with refer- ence to the bill is high. Other bills which have received the attention of the house are: Mir, Nugent's Council Bill No. "A, in re- gard to driving or using any vehicle along railroad tracks, which has pass ed. Also Council Bill No. 33, author izing an issue of bonds by Mohave i county.
 House Bill No. 47, relating to pri. mary elections passed the House.
 A bill by Webb relating to the pur- chase of school supplies, etc. was ! pdSS0u dlSO.
 House Bill No. 100, by Webb, re- lating to swine running at large fail. | ed to pass.
 Council Bill No SC, making it a ! misdemeanor for persons, not mem- bers of secret societies, etc. to wear the badges or insignia of such lodges passed the house unanimously. The following bills have had first reading:
 Council Bill No. 27, by Mir. Looney, relating to revenues.
 Council Bill No. 2S, by MT. Roemer, providing that Territorial prisoners work on public roads.
 Council Bill No. 34, by MT. Roemer. regarding the change of control of the Industrial school.
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FIRED RANDOM SHOTS
Lowell Man Engaged in Gun Play Which May Make Him Trouble.

A man supposed to live at Lowell fired a couple of shots from six shooter near the depot about five o'clock yesterday morning. Merchants Policeman. Thomas and Officer Will moth made haste tS reach the spot where the noise came from but on arrival found the neighborhood de- serted. While looking around for the possible offender. the officers heard a couple more shots fired from the neighborhood Of the Copper Queen hospital.
 It is presumed that the man who fired the shots was in a buggy and that he used the gun as he drove to- ward Lowell. A man who had cen on Main street during the night and whom the officers had had occasion to watch is supposed to have done the shooting. Word was sent to the Lowell officers yesterday and invosti-
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EvANGELISTIc MEETINGS.
pr. Smiley Will Conclude Series in
 This City Sunday Evening.

In spite of the weather Dr. Smiley has held his meetings each evening in the Presbyterian church, and those who have been able to attend the ser vices have been much interested.
 The meetings will continue until Sunday night. All who can should hear Dr. Smiley before he leaves the community for Douglas, where he will begin evangelistic services in company with Mir. Hanson on Monday evening.
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JAPANESE CLAIM TO HAVE
 CUT TIE PASS ROAD.

With the Japanese Left Army, Wed nesday.-The left armies have cut and destroyed the railroad between Muk- den and Tie Pass. Details are not obtainable at present.
 The Russians are in retreat over the northern roads. The left column of the Japanese armies is at Likampu. seven miles north of the Hun river and five miles west of the railroad. It has had a fierce fight with the Russian force, thrice its number The Rus sian casualties number 10000. The Russian center is retreating in great confusion.
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HEIR FOUND AFTER TWO YEARS
Long Search Results in Discovery and
 Identification of Girl.

Bay City, Mich, March 9.-After a search of two years Byron Clark, an attorney of Plattsmouth, Neb., has located in this city Mrs. Robert Laugh rey, who is the sole heir to the es- tate of her father, Stephen Benton, who died several years ago.
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will be held this afternoon at the club house on Quality Hill. All members are requested by the President to be present, as the program for the re- mainder of the club year will be one of the principal topics for discussion. The paper for the day will be read by Mrs. High. The dancing party which was to have been given last Wednes- day evening has been postponed until this evening.
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GREEN-BENNINGER.
Wedding at Home of Mir. and Mrs. J
 Harrington Last Night.

At the home of MT. and Mrs. James Harrington, at o'clock last evening, Peter Green and Miss Jennie Bennin- ger were married. Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields, Ph. D.. officiating.
 Mir. Green has made his home here for a number of years. and gained many friends. Mrs. Green recently arrived from her Ohio home, after long delays occasioned by severe weather. entailing painful illness.
 Mrs. Harrington made a wiRsome hostess last evening. and the Bisbee Band added musical features of much merit in honor of their erstwhile leader.
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CHANGE IN THE AsIATIc FLEET
Rear Admiral Foieer to Succeed Reai Admiral Stirling in Command.

Manila, March 9.-Rear Admiral
 Stirling will be succeeded in com miral w. NJ. Folger March 23. Admir- al Stirling will sail from here for HongkOng March 15, on board the battleship Wisconsin, accompanied by the Oregon and a torpedo boat flo- tilla. From there he will return home
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BRYAN LOSES AGAIN.
Decision of Supreme Court Against
 Hin in Will Case.

Hartford, Conn, March 9.-A decis- ion was handed down by the Supreme Court today in which the Superior Court is upheld in declaring. the sealed letter in the Philo Bennett will. con taining a bequest of $5OOO0 to Wm. J. Bryan, not a part of the Bennett will. The case went up on MT. Bryan's ap- peal from the Superior Courts decls- ion. '.
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STEAMER SINKS, 1o7 DROWNED
Japanese Ship CoIIides With Osaka 6Teakvater in Fog and Founders.

Yokohama. Feb. II, via San Fran cisco, March S.-The Osaka Shoshen Kaisha steamer Natorigewe, while en- terins Osaka harbor. ran on the break water owing to a dense fog and sank at once Out of the 123 passengers and crew on board only sixteen were saved.
 There has been no rainfall in the LCochOo Islands since March of last year and the inhabitants are suffering severely.
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TO TALK PAVING.
Meeting of Street Committee and
 Property Owners Tonight.

The street committee of the Coun- cil and Main street property owners will meet tonight at the fire house to discuss the matter of paving that street. It is expected that at the meeting a plan will be arrived at which will lead to immediate arrange ments for the much needed improve ment.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Alice Wansley is at Naco for a visit with friends.
 Mrs. Harriet Cane, of Fl Paso, is a guest of friends in the city.
 Mir and Mrs. George Metz are visi- tors at Tombstone.
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LAWMAKERS AT
 Various Measures Under Consideration
 PHOENIX BUSY
MINING LAW LEGISLATION PROBABLY KILLED
 BILLS ARE INTRODUCED FOR CIRCUIT COURTS
 BRIDGE APPROPRIATION MADE FOR FlORENCE
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E. Phoenix March 9.-Wnson bullion . dietary s the committee The bill eliminate the Wilson bill ordering presented probably kills the chance committee will hardly the bill S week. then Debate that 2 the time of final adjournment arrives Wednesday,
 
  judges of livestock bill took up much F of the time At g bridge the Ga
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SENATOR BATE DEAD IN
 WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 9.-Unit- ed States Senator William Bromage Bate, of Tennessee, twice governor of his state, a veteran of both the Mexican and Civil wars, rising from a private to a major general in the Confederate Army, and for eighteen years a conspicuous member of the Senate, died at his hotel apartments in this city today.
 He was 7S years old. Death was due to pneumonia and a defective heart.
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SANTA FEE AND s. p. BOTH SUFFER FROM STORMS.

Los Angeles. March 9.-The washouts resultant from heavy rains in various parts of AriZo- na are causing great delay in traffic on both the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific.
 Trains on both lines are running behind time, and some trains have been annulled.
 Floods in the vicinity of Tue son have caused damage to the Southern Pacific. It is ex- pected to be at least 36 hours before the regular schedules } can be resumed.
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SETTLING MISSOURI DEADLOCK
Kaneas House Comes to the Rescue
 by Selecting a Senator.

Topeka, Kan. March S.-The house adopted Q concurrent resolution today earnestly requesting the Republicans of the Missouri Legislature "to use all honorable means to elect Major William Warner United States sena- tor to succeed Senator Cockrell.r The resolutions say: We feel that he does not belong to Missouri alone, Out. to the nation. His election would reflect honor upon the State of Mis- souri.
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gation is being made at that end of the line. If the gun man is located ne
 will be arrested and brought here.
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COAL MINERS KILLED.
Hurled to Their Death as They Were
 Leaving Work.

wilkesbarre, Pa, March 9.-While seven workmen were being hoisted in a carriage in the Clear Spring col fiery at West Pittston today, the rope brcke and the men were hurled 250 feet. All were killed.
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Jack Breeding is reported severely i'll with rheumatism.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-07
Preparing 10 Build New Church-BirIhday
Celebration Personals Notes. Etc.
Ilicks. Storr. M. nrt. [. lNl

lllckS StOIt, a., VET. '. lIVt-
Miss Pearl Pugh. OF Augusta county
who has been visiting n.lativcs in The
county ior the past two months. has. r,-
turned home, where she will teach schuoI
this winter.
Active preparations arr being made Ia
build a new church at Shady Grove. The
prr-cnt church is in % dilapidated condl-
tiou and not large enough lor thrcongre.
CATION We hopr the work may pro
grD-- rapidly and that the chuph may
soon be- completed.
Mrs. Daniel Osenburg. oi Thurnsburg
visited Mrs Lucy Spindle last Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Lizzie Robertson, who has been
spending several days with Miss Mamie
Spindle. has returned home.
Master Roy Pelham Finney celebrated
his eighth birthday ON Tuesday after
noon. Refreshments We're served in
abundance and large birth cake. with
his name and age ta-tefully arranged on
10. was enjoyed by the young guests.
after having spent a most enjoyable time
they reluctantly lett, wishing Roy many
happy returns.
Mrs. Howard Kinsey, who has been
confined To the house for some time, j.
out again. we arr glad To say.
Rev. W. &. Pace preached at Shady
Grove last Sunday afternoon To quite a
large congregation. lie has only two
more appointments before conference.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Wakeman have had
visitors from New York recently.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-07
SPOTSYLVANlA
Public Schools Open MI. Henry G. Lane to
Have Charge Of Episcopal Churches Historic
Hotel 10 be Rebuilt.

Spotsylyania e. H., October ,, 1905.
All of the public schools were opened
Monday morning in COurtland district
AneffOrt was made Omake the school at
Spotsylvania &. II "A graded school.
Mrs. Iogc. of King George who has
been "A guest OF her daughter, Mrs Scales,
returned home this week.
Mr.. j. =. Gayle, OF Newport News,
was the guest oi his mother in the coun-
" last week.
Mr- Pace is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Richmond and Bon Air.
Mr.. W. T.. Sisson. Of Fairfax. returned
home Monday after short visit 10
friends in the county.
There will boz services at the Episcopal
church at this place the Bird Sunday a.
IN. at eleven o o'clock, also at St George =
Chapel the same Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Mr. Henry q. Lane, OF the
Theological Seminary. will have charge
of this work for the winter.
Miss Kitty Goodwin. who has been
quite sick iOr several weeks. il very much
improved.
Miss yallie Southerland will return to
her home in Ardmore. Indian Territory.
next week, accompanied hy Miss Agnes
Segar, of Lewiston. who will spend the
winter iu Ardmore
The Historic Hotel will be- rebuilt in a
short time, ~ preparations are already
being made, II will be built ON the same
foundation and ~ near like the old
building ~ possible.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-07
CAROLINE
D,aIh-R,IIsIOus MsstIns-psrs0naIs Etc.
Bowling Green, Va, Oct. 4.

bowling Green, va, Oct. \.
Rev. Mr.. Remagan, who has charge OF
the Christian church in fredericksburg,
will preach in the Christian church here
on the Bird Sunday morning and night.
Mrs. JnO. Gibson. Of Richmond, was "A
guest of DR.. T.. T.. Butler and family sey-
eral days this week.
Miss Frances BrOaddus returned Sat
urday from "a visit To Richmond.
Mrs. W. C. Boyd and little son are
spending this week in Richmond.
Mrs. Kate Richerson, Of Sparta, was n
visitor in town this week
Mrs ". o. Smith, OF Louisa, il n guest
Of her mother, Mrs C.. r. Ennis.
Rogers K Coles circus will show at Mil
ford on Wednesday, October llth.
Miss Estelle Collins left Tuesday for
your city, where she will attend Freder-
icksburg College.
The condition Of Mrs. Percy Walker,
who has been so i'll for the past two
weeks. remains unchanged
Miss Annie Broaddus has returned
from delightful visit to friends in Rap
pahannock county.
We are sorry to report that the condl-
OF Mrs. +. II. Rowe, of Buena Vista, L.
not so favorable. Mrs Rpwe's many
friends herr wish for her IA speedy ~
cOvery
Mrs. Josie Beazlie died az her home at
Milford last Friday night, after long
and painful illness The funeral was con
Quoted on Sunday afternoon at thegraye
by Rev. f. l.. Peerman and interment
was in Lakewood Cemetery.
Master AlgrrnOn and little Miss DorO-
thy French have gone TO their home IN
Richmond. after spending two weeks
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mn.
A. B. Chandler.
The LiIiputian weddingin the Christian
church ON Friday night was Success IN
every way. The little folks took the
parts most cn.ditably, and "A nice sum
was cleared for the church
Mrs. Lucy Woolfolk il expected home
this week. after spending several wrrk~
in Ashland and Richmond
Mrs. ". ". Wright and son. Harold.
have gone To Hampton, where they VIII
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Julian 5 Lake.
Miss Amye Stubbs left on Saturday for
Buena Vista, after spending "A few days
with Mrs j. r. Richards.
Rev. f.. l.. Peerman began series OF
meetings in the Methodist church ON sun
day, which will continue through the
week
Mrs. Mollie Bates has gone 10 Wash
ington, where she will spend the winter.
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Church NOies-SmaIl Firt-Nsw Buildings GOine
Up-Eorking the ROads-Aftsr the Oyster
men, Etc.

Nelll, a.. Ott. >, iJu'l.
Next Sunday is regular day for Rev.
Mr.. Nrwbill to preach at Oakland. IL
has been decided To have an all-day sery-
Ice. or rather one in thei0renOonand one
after recess for dinner ltisnOt known
who will assist the pastor that day, but
he is expecting q helper.
A slight fire. caused 10y "A spark from
brick hur ON roo! OF store house at
The Cottage" occupied by Mr.. Jeffer-
son Williams and family, was seen by
some oystermen in the yard. and with
water convenient it was soon extinguish-
I'd. Fortunately, little wind was stir
ring at . "a. m. or results would nave
been serious Mr. W was sitting in the
house. unconscious Of any danger. Re
pairs were made promptly.
Messrs. Roy 4 Bartram Stuart are
erecting new barn OF fair dimensions
in addition 10 stabling already built.
Jack Tyler il assistant carpenter
Mr.. Walter COakey is erecting "A sub
stantial two-stOry dwelling on his farm
near Owens. Messrs. McClanahan,
Powell. Coakley and Vim. Montague are
the builders
Miss Martha Henson is visiting at Mr.
Jas. i. Hoge's.
In noting the Letting OF Public
Roads" again. a. referred TO in The Free
Lance and by posters, we fear the con
tracts will not be filed, "a is usually the
case. because OF theirresponsibility OF the
contractor. Mr.. Let Alone, who has
never yet done anything 10 improve
them.
We have Just learned of the purchase OF
the portion Of Monmouth previously
surveyed. rs referred to in preceding
letter. by Mr. Vim. Suttle, who has been
in the mercantile business at "Hooes, -
the storehouse on this tract, for several
years. -.
The police boats have been patrolling
the waters from which most OF the shells
are now taken at intervals OF a week or
so. keeping the oystermen stirring con-
siderably, and today custom boat was
taken TO WicOmico river, and a trial
for buying unlawful stock will be in
Maryland waters az the offender is
resident OF that State.
Bloom on pear trees is extending, ana
under favorable conditions Of weather it
is possible to have fruit yet.
Enterprise.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-07
CAROLINE NOTES
Cedon. Va. Oct. (, 1905.

Cedon, Va. Oct. :. 1909.
Arthur Carneal, who was with his
brother. Walter Carneal, at the time
Rev. J. :. Ryland and Mrs. Ryland wen'
shot. was eXonerated from all blame ana
has removed with his family to Fpder-
icksburg. where he has accepted "a posi-
ton with the spoke works
Rev. J. 5. Ryland had full house 20
greet him Sunday night at the com
mencement of his revival meetings at
County Line church. and is assisted dur
ing the meetings 10y Rev. r. \. Williams
OF fredericksburg Our roads are good
and large attendance il expected
Mr.. +. +. Corprew has purchased a
farm on the suburbs Of Richmond, mar
Congressman John Lambs place, and
Mr. Eugene Long, of the Blanton neigh
borhood, has accepted the position as
his manager. Mr. Corprew paid $4,000
for his home. which he will occupy with
his bride.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-07
CULPEPER
Great ReyivaI-Septsmbsr Notes from Stsysnsburs

Stevensburg, Va, Sept. Both, 1903.
one OF the grandest reyiyals OF religion
that has been in this section for 30 year,
has recently closed. Twenty-Five Joined
the Methodist church: 5 or 10 other,
were turned over to our Baptist brethren
The meeting was conducted by Rev
Lewis p. Bransiord OF Danvile, Meth
odi~t minister, and lasted II days. Nor,
than half the time seating room cOulo
not be obtained in the church. The
whole vicinity was revived. The ser
mons Friday, Sunday and Monday
mornings were the finest ! ever heard
Religion in our homes and women Z
duties can hardly be surpassed in any
pulpit What would this land be with
out the gospel? How my soul was re-.
viyed.
Corn cutting is about over, and with
the exception of low lands the crop is
fine
The health OF ourpeOple is fine, weather
excellent for all work and our people III
good spirits.
As Judge Lewis is from our county.
elected twice as our Commonwealth =
attorney, he will poll an excellent vote
here. He beloved by ynearly everybody.
Mr. j. W. Legg is erecting a large
handsome brick building in our village.
Senator Martin passed through here
last Saturday He shocking splendidly.
Mr.. VIM. Roberts has bad cancer
Mr.. McKaulss with his income OF $500
per month, Mark Pulliam in his beautiful
home. Rufus Vowel with his steam
thresher and baler, Mrs. Mallory in her
quiet home, DR.. Lindsey with his $5O,-
900 on interest, James NJ. Beckham our
popular superintendent OF schools, Sam
Feagans with his two handsome little
BOYS, Tom Smith in his peaceful, quiet
old age, Geo. +. Stringfellow with dogs
and horses. Mercer HansbrOugh with
memory az if written, Ned Hansbrough
with n beautiful wife and boys, 7. String
fellow in his hustle Of lie, the Obliging
Tavlor bows in their broom factory, Ed
England with his usual activity. I. B.
and Emma Jones hard at work with
plenty Of everything, Capt. Doyle who
loves to tell his Yankee war stories, j. b.
Borst with his sociability, Geo. Giles
with a good word for everybody, Jno.
Soute, come day, go day, God send Sun
day.
The accomplished Miss Davidson, of
Roanoke, visiting Miss Bowers; Mrs.
Lawson, OF Orange, visiting Mrs. Long;
Miss Irene Coyington, who will soon take
her school in Fairfax county; Mr.. and
Mrs. Revercomb visiting their daughters
in Washington; Miss Winfrey, OF Cul-
peper, who will teach public school here.
The above are about all can think OF
for September
Oh fear not thou to die,
But rather fear TO live;
For life thousand snares
Thy feet to try.
Good night.
T. X. CoyingtOn.