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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
CLAIMS AGAINST ALEXANDER.
Liabilities Of Alexander and Firm
Total St65,tst.

Augusta, Ca, July ld--The only dc.
vC'Jpmtu,, Friday IN the disappear.
apCc Ut Thuma, " Alexander and the
failure VI the rym " Alexander n
Alexander Tor Something over $lt5.OOO
was the filing II q petition In bank
ruptCy IN the federal court hN the
GHoreN Railroad bank, the National
Bank ui Augusta, aud the southern
States Phosphate ana Fertilizer com
pauN dSCd,' the Arm THE schedule
shows ,,IiMs a. follows,
GeorEa railroad hank. notes. Slgl.
ou', SouLryu SA''s paosi l.Gv com
pauy, SiitSl, National hnuk, $1.aod
In addition 10 this tn'a,'N T. c,t'
mated tt0t + " AlcNanlyr.s I.r,hp
al liabilities vii uuuuut 100 toan.
S.Jrop. ua.ius q total fDr the rru
ant The individual WAC wa 4. It's
ACad Sl,o.l>l
Mr. AcNaudc's W1crcabour, /, ,u.l
unknown T. g. believed that rl,t,
VIII De ~ criminal action taken ny
any Ut tn creditors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
ATTACK MACE ON GIRL BY NEGRO
Miss Hazel Baird Assaulted Nsa, Her
Home

Atlanta, July 10 Miss Hazel NJ.
Baird, the rgv,y iNy,urol dau,httr
.o' MI and Mr., Joan " Baird Of 1o"
Simpson stree, beyond the city li..-
its. while walking in the field sur
rounding the residence Fri.ny after
noon, was attacked by a lurly negro
who made his appearance from am.
bush and atCaiug her r,g'a arm and
brandishlng large knife, told her
that he would cut her throat 4; she
screamed.
Although the young woman was So
verely frightened by the ncEro's lc.
tons, size managed 20 scream and give
the alarm 10 her mother who was ~
the time in NE house. rlc negro In.
meiialely Red
The father being absent from I've
premises, me mother Immediately ~.
tihoi the nearest nc,gGD,.,. Rad u
posse was Immediately formed, wAicA
gave chase 10 he fugitive.
County officers We're upuG,l Il 'le
occurrence. aaI Two Ne, were d,s.
pa'chod o. ~" seen. ml secured 'bc
wood, for several mi,r, ia 'ap lir,c.
ton IN w0IrJ y va, .a,l the u,.ro
made his Escape
\ pair OF rollouut, N,r, brought
m'o play .u' '.o d.u. proved too
young and Inexperienced 20 take Ia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
Birmingham Seeks Editors.

Birmingham. Ala. Julj iG--At .
meeting % The Birmingham Press
Club II wAs uhanlmousI, decided %
entsnd through DeleSal. A Rpun
tree. 81 the heal club. an Invitation
for the International Associa,ioh 1T
Press club n holl IL ssveni~snlh
annual convention here. "a 1907 Ths
nesting this year Gill be held In Den
YER n the iaViiAiloa 10 AoeeVisd
the club uiIi rsiss bsi~ssn $4,000 aad
ti0y00o for tie eaisrtaln msa, ~ tho
body IN the city
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Tshsfsh. Persia Jolly IA sharp
street nsai 'seesFfsd hsss bstvssa the
'faSva an prossssi0a ~ student
maiesaisnts 10 vhieA' lvelys ~ tn
sfaispfs and go sOlaisg, ssfs i.is'
Ths ietiviJ q no authorities haa
tsafsd sOmsshAt ~ Fsss0fs vgbln
eoshAsrss siIA ne Fssaig thai me
ssgps ssfv f-Jssnsd today Ths
Aai.aas a,ssgTf arr stiii Ia tbe sfsat
mOsqgs m Dptaioh 0tsyaiis tlal
,hg uur stats 20 Affairs IL alden
fFDm The shsh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Aiiahla iaiy 10 Cart HeEnsf. a
eel snorh masieiAa. has saisrni sgii
IN tbs superior soar aGsinsi Emw-1
IilGhi foT 90 100 aIl~sias 90 Erssa1s
tor tas as,loa 'ba, Hish, vi't 30
-euhAlps - . s@fpsat ansna' 81 ~
sHssii1n - his slfs rhs mas'rir s
siso AiisS-. ihai ~ sss marrisi 'o
Willie Hssnsr 10 AaEIs, ~ tsnt ant
thar ths hyns VS. 80 efi'rf'gh -
hspsiasss aHi sHs,it.a Hn'i' iiIah' 10
,sfsssSs. ahf sssits. stnhins asss
too % hi' sifs rfu-it pFssa4ssl he
utfs - So O. q fl55frr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

oyster Bay July lG-ln extending
tie good Offices Ut the United States
IN conjunction with Mexico 10 end the
dispute between Guatemala and Sal
ysdo. President Roosevelt has no pro
gram Of action outlined The United
States Will follow the suggestion OF
the contending governments. n they
indicate q desire to accept the media
ton offered No suggestion as to
the mode ~ procedure 10 be- follow
I'd will come from the United States
unless request or suggestion should
be made by Guatemala or Salvador.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
Letter War.ea IS rnaw,s wItn.s,.

New Nort. July L. Joseph Letter.
of t.....u. s brilg sought by Dis.
tric' Attorney Jerome 10 appear a.,
a Witness ,u f1r Thow murder case,
accorinI o. report which gained
considerable ciJ,ula lou SATURDAY. Il
is said 'll' u IS the iasIrc of thc
district ATTORNEY, Office 20 have Mr.
Letter tel IA, details Of dinner
dance some time agp az which Nina
Farrinetln The actress. was a guest,
According 10 the report the search for
Lciier began ~ result of revelations
m,He - Assistant District Attorney
Gafvan D, one ~ the ac'rcs ,cs he al
ready has examined In connection
with the case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
Elka "a Mila ktlnh !"

Denver. Colo. July iC--"Hello'
You're a mile high" Was the greeting
extended at the unlOu depot here Sat.
urday nv members OF the local recep-
ton committee to thousands ~ Eiks
Who sTe gathering In this city Tor the
forty second grand lodge session AMI
the twsnpeth annual reunion Of their
order GJteen special trains bearing
Eiks arrived during the night. aud
abou, hfiy more are enroute The
city la, been lavishly decorated and
RilI be brilliantly Illuminated at niEhl
in honor u he visitors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Atlanta. Oa July ~. Major james
% wOoiSafd has announced 90 q
candidate fof coudty treasurer The
lis' IL a. follOSs James u Wood
ward. e. " GlFardsAa. Charles I
Brunah. Macon q SHARP. barnes.
W " Drapsr Hubert T. CalssvsOa.
peter y Clarke A. J HaJE0od and
7 % hsadpt This 10 ths IoaEsst
list ~ candidates that ever IlRsd ap
fpf sa once In fulton county ThsFs
ser. oncs ave can $idatss Toe eoF0aeT.
bot n0 such Humbsf As ten ever "
tered 90 . ppblle ofhss me posi
iipn pays Ig.bDo a ysar All lhsFs IL
Vsfy little actual voFh attAshsd 20 n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
Tat, 10 Invl,,e 10 D. IIeo.~...

Washington. july is Ia ahswer "a
. direct qu@s'iou az 20 sts'hsr oF ~
hs ia,sadea 20 Walt ih- Phinppiass
asxf sprisE. ara u 40 -hstasr thai
dscis1ga migst - iaksr az an isdi
eaiioa tAa, ~ ln,sadsd - isellns ihs
ossT q q place IN IN sgyrsas ssosh
s~er~aSy Tar saI4 ihsf 30 haA r~oesv
"a 40 lasfAlAoa frsB IN Paiilpgias.
% - gg~ssn, Or shs Sp<nlnz of shs
afsi native HsssuabiJ hsu Jaae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
TWO ARE killed
AND THREE HURT
BY Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Train.
. MONTHS OLD BABY ESCAPED
Infant Was Found Between the Ties
Unhurt, Being Only One IN Family
Of Seven Escaping Death or Injury
from Train.

Carksburs, W. Va Ju, 10 After
a Baltimore ana Onio rc.rNAJ UHa
had hurled its father an lao sister
To death from a trcVic near her,
and fearmlly iuJuriug the mother aad
three other cnillreu. "A sin w'n'hs-oll
baby Of Elijah Norris, of jW'.'owE.
Pa. was found between the dies
unhurt
Norris. his wife aud u.s. ,N.l'rru
had been visi;luk a, J'...rHolur-
near here, and were Oh hniu way
home
While walking on a Baltimore aud
Onto 'r,stlc they wcte run, Iowa by
a train
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Norfolh Va Iuly ~ a thrilling
rsscue vas effected 0n Ocsan vlsu
when volunteer life savers toDh
from an upturned craft . white man
and q negro Sho had bsen clinEinE
10 The wreck for three hours Cap
tain J q Harris. uhre. AMI Dave
Ns~by. negro. usre those ,asss
from the wreck ~ The volunissr rf.w
under The command ~ Rithard Tyler
Tn" vessel which had bern eaasht IN
. saoall. uas the Lacy ThOFoashEp.,i
frDm Caps Charles She Sas b.Yih !
from Lynn Haysn inlss ui,h lumber
for tho s1DDsiiioa GfOsnd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Khstas err. JaiT 70 TAs sppsf
s04ss - 80 rt'Y ooaeeA sftsr . ssr,
issRfAs sesssIa. passes = sss fraE
ssiss or4ieAsre. 80 sAi-s feafsFss 10
saisA aFs ihsi AsSarAl sac Ia y D.
ssggis~f e. "a sxsstlss - ssrrt
p-g isss fsss 80 " go .gspiY ~ ~
sfsi Gss sa<rsia ~ ssaastlsa. aar
sSsfsfes Ess Il ~ - ssggssse sgs -
4afs taae - fr.ss pes fRe ~
sfzaessss I. . 90 ~ Iy78a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
BOY captursa RobbeT.

birmingham. Ala. July 10 Oscar
Murray. negro. ~ Montgomery. and
George Rudolph. an atlanta negro are
In the county Jail here On charge
u highway robbery. in which tnoir Al
legged victim vas a little negro boy \
years 81 age, while their cAptor was
Charley Bivens. the l5year.old son
Ut John Biyins. q we'll known citizen
Of Droksldc The white hoy met the
little negro cryinE. just after the lat
ter had been relieved Of the 20 cents
With which he had been sent 10 mar
ket To buy meat. ran home anil 60, a
rife. ran down the tao negroes. az
reated them. aud handed the change
back tn the little negro The two
negroes have been held 10 the grand
jury without bail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

81 PstersburE. YiA-. July is.--in q
dispute over a shovel 10 the railroad
yards here sidney Khouri. a mechanic.
employed by the Atlantic coas, lin"
railroad. uas seriously stabbed ~ 10
teph Washington. . locomotive Ore
man kAouH. though wsaksned b.
the lI.s u blood. a,iacksd bic assaii
ant uifA al lce al and kIIied him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
49,, e.lsfali AZ chsttsrooaa

Caa,tano0Ea ialy 70 --Tss rAinfaiI
aurirs &c az - h0ans. grst-icai.l
anrirg Go lssf =. rrtiEs a. .
n s.ssYs4y. pss ~ ss1siss' ff9s'
"a IA Jafy At tsit ssfi.e D. q .srs
- saa rrsrkssn SIS tGses r.
faiI Gas q tssi eos. scae1sa - -.
fnzmssass sefilns.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
HOUSE WILL CONSIDER
CHILD LABOR MEASURE
Bell Bill Made Special Order of
Monday.
JOINT SESSION NEXT TUESDAY
House Again Showed It's Disposition to
Work by Voting Down Motion to Ad.
journ Until Monday-Met Saturday
at Q o'clock a. m.

Atlanta, July lG-The house OF rep
resentatives met Saturday al O'Clock
having promptly voted down the res.
olutlon Of Nj. Porter, Of Floyd to al.
journ to Monday mornng nj 10 u. M
Contrary 10 it's usual custom. The
house RECONSTRUCTED the acuGn ot
Thursday In defeating the resolution
making the child labor bill of MI Bell,
OF Fulton, a special order. and adopt
ed resolution making the bill the
special order for Monjay July IL.
There is no doubt OF the passage OF
the bill, many Of Its former oppo
nent having now declared their iu,vu.
ton Of supporting it. anu fl viii meet
with practically no opposition
BY unanimous vote ttr house hd~
adopt a resolution inviting ne Hon
St George Tucker, president of The
jamestown exposition, L. address, the
general assembly al noon Tue -G2E
July IL. upon the purpose, AM scoop"
oil ;ho exposition Mr. Tucker. who
for years represented no, district iu
Virginia in the ud iona Du",y oi rep
rCsen ati,,., ~. sg,-o 10 ads .cIty
OF The states r.-JU,ce a. t.r JdmCs
town exposition
A number Of local bills were passe
BY the house bat the attendance was
for the greater PAR, ut 'hr .ly less
than 100, and general measure, which
came up fOr consideration in their
turn upon the calendar Wee received
with such apathy that tAylr authors
In a number ~ instance tabled the
measures. prefcrrtng that they BE- con
sidered at a more favorable time.
II looked favorable for the passaer
of the bill 81 Messrs Hardman ana
Holder OF Jackson. 10 require all per
Sons operating cutting machines To
provide certain appliances Tor tae pre-
seryation Of human lie, bu' 'hc law
yeTs OF the body attacked the bill IN
the ground that 1t would be- prolific ~
damage suits, and the author tabled
the ANasure
The bill provides that every owner
of cutting machinery shall keep
rubber tourinquet for use In suppress
ing hemorrhages following accidents
and a hyopderinic syringe for the In
lection Of saline solution. some per
son In every such establishment 10 be
charged with the duty u keeping and
using these appliances Ia case ~ &C
.cident, failure To provide them an
use them subjecting the owners ~ 'hs
establishment to sui for damages
Only one matter Of any consequence
20 the state at large came before TIC
senate and that was the introduction
OF . bill by Senator PeytOn. proviiine
for creation OF the once Of state "a /
pervisor " educational institutes
The bill provides that every coun
~ must possess q school institute fo'
teachers and they mus be profession
nj IN their course A teacher ma |
receive q certificate from one ~ thes"
institutes n able to meet the require
ments Of an EXAMINATION
Senator Bond presided In N" a. |
sence of President West tn" latter
vent To the funeral u his neph-v !
william Lane. In valdosiA Rssoiu /
tsons were passed expressing rcEg-'
for the death 81 Mr. Lane Afiei
80 minute~' session. tAe -euAie az |
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
RaiI for AaUthamntan.

Ssw Ton. Jun is-TAs America
ieleEatLoo 70 tie intsT HaFllamsstAFJ
congress sDoa 70 BE- bold In IouSon
,ailed for Southampton ca The -
PAal SATURDAY 10 Tho parry are iohe
sAafp Williams DsmOcfsiic leader %
he hou.s snd Coaxre.smAa 7 v
Banoa. Robsr, A4AR~oa. r. l. Md
Al. a.a Hear u Cssisfosis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Macon ga. July H. /. . Slovons.
a prominent J'Nr'cr hr,c Jumped IN
The nick ~ time tul thus saIci him.
sell al,i5'r ta'u "a front %, a n,ing
switch engine on he ChorS s,r,.,t
CRUISING near t'lf'h IN The yati. II TO
Genital rallNaN An autnmp,l,e div
en- by himself bal halkci Jusi a. Ne
reached ~" crossing aud despite his
EFFORTS Ia avoii the crash. thu ma
chine WAs smashed iRlo fragments
Mr. stevens landed on me gruund Ju.l
a. The engin, struck tho machine aud
hui mum"n's delay Wpuld have
meant death under the iocDm pllve
The machine entered the tracks Ia
front ~ The engine too near fpr the
Sns:aoor ~ slack speed and tho auto
mobile Vas hurled hiEh Ia the air
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

San Fraaeisoo. Jaly 1.-THE Bit.
ish steamer Sutherland has arrives
here frOsa Naaila VIA it7.sg9 bsu
- sugar Cor . Iocal reanery Tier
we're io.ssi 90 rDsnds snd The snu
Of tIsS.oe9 duty SRs paid In EDii Tss
sugar cam fran Iiolis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
FIVE PERSONS SLAIN
BY MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN
Barber Junction. N. c., Scene of
Crime.
POSSE AN DOGS SEEK ASSASSIN
II 10 Not Known Whether Guilty Par
" or Parties Are White or Negroes
Haa Brother Who Is a Candidate for
Congress,
Congress


Charlotte. y. G., july It, between
tac Gours II ald O'Clock Sdur
dNl morUN. un UuNuuWJ poison ur
persons rN'ur,h ,hr apu., ~ To ~
Only. a veil ku0wU tAlm'. residing
near ihIby, Junction &C. mDlrH
north ut here. 90 tdu Western Nor,h
Carolina division ot the Sluttuu rdll
way. hInuf Dlerly, Ws vile ami thrcc
ot th,tr cHlidrcu, ,Uulc nnd lutuuls,
aged ) gud T. Years aud tN' nlAat
mpy. Alice. AMI sc, Tire tu ,.c house.
lac parrnta aud ,hr three children
ND., shopping u a lout room ~ tho
mr. '.lr Two 1.hvr laugh .crs
vote -l,,p.lg up .'h,rs. aNd $780,, wogo
mmolru,d Tho, wcrc awakened
by tur ,Wplr aul lamc, from below,
ga, m'uu,r HAVING set ute to tho
bugs'
When they reached the lower doOr
a most horr,I,, and appalling sccno
greeted th,u fy,t h,1yld hclr
n'1,. uu'... ant hire, chllIren
dead IN bed Win 'btit heads. crushed
ani Dholr hcoa badly dlshguroi
These gals. Mar, aud Aid,r aged
n aul H.. resp, ctIy"l>, managed 10
cliry the budles out ~ tho hOusr ana
cN'luguish the nanlcs They then ran
10 the homo NJ The nrarost Helghbor.
W T. barber. nud told him OF tho
tNtui tragedy
The train dispatcher bore u u Nmr
libln, quickly notified he suarIn At
Salisbury VI the tragedy. whD started
NJ once - me scotw ~ the killing
wl'h blDudhuunds and posse VI men
armed hlpndhuund, we're alio scat
from Winston 10 aid In ne search fOt
the murderer ~ mufdcTcrs
n h not knoSu whether the guilty
party 90 parties Wcfe white or colorcd.
u ,oom. that heavy club 0r brass
hnucks we're used In kllllng the fam
Ny
uroat excitement prevails through.
pui the county aud large crowds arc
securing the neishb1ghpDd
~ js, hnWsvuf there 10 M elsv
- IN Tho guilty party ~ parties
Mr. Ljsrli ShD II veil known
isrmsr. has brother who IL a can.
didAis foe congress
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Alt6iA i1ly ~ Heuaffs amDanf.
la - vsF $50 ave bfsa ,asfss f0r
'be tFresi snf fDagicti1a n aGeaOF
Dastlss gs2 tstassiasfsi ilauf1 Isl
hanit grpr. roahg nan 20 Als
SEQ og@e'y "a Fagmsg. ls's ~
az aasagaf l-s r. gslre1 tF 80
s'ais ~ 80 rfss sfffss 4 eoagH
'iea so zee ~ eas d seager1 s..
fts - ph3A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
Report Of Marriage Confirmed.

Portsmouth, y a., july H. In1uir.
les u, 10 the reported rH.ra-, ~
Mrs Leslie Carter thp- t,.-. o.
william l.. Payne In this c.'' FrIIn'.
revealed the fact that uH.rIog, o.
ccnso was ISSUED 10 William t. PAYNE.
aged 20 years. ana Carol.u Dullol.
aged 81 years. BY city c. 3D. " X
Moran. II Portsmouth and '.a' q mau
ald Woman were ma'.Ii under
those names later In the d,, by Rev
Henry T. lloyey. an Episclgu clergy.
man IT this city David R."sco SAT.
urddN confirmed IA, rcpol' nat Mrs
Leslie Carter had been n ,.rlrd Fri.
day 10 William L. PAYNE an actor
II have spoken tu Mis- Carter over
the long distance telephone. snid Mr.
Brlasco. and she admits the story l.
trle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17
VIII Patron.Ie Ar.wa,sr~sy.

Columbus. CT, LAZY IT, The ship.
pee 1T Iummhu, ave io make q cpu
Irr.,i cn1rD % secure lower freight
rates The plan 1, tu pRlruu,fc the
M.ut'rl Du'c. Via Appnlacalcola
garl,.,, ~ a,l possible delays aUd lu.
conNrnlruccs The situation vn, gone
over thoroughly q. meeting :, = spo
cldl coum,'t," fun TIE CIVumbu
board ~ mad, un 'br subject ur a VI
ter route. oul Il Na, tho prar lca,ly
unanimous Ipiuiuu '.nt a water uu'"
should b, ,t.ubli he'd ana made ,tT.r
live AMI ,ou'lnuhu, and hat IL Nr
only Wa} - secure brtior ftrlsht rates
The bis shippers present pledged their
cooperation Au ruutmlus lHct,as,
IN river commerce f. anticipated St.
Ter clIus ipratrd on uaylgablo wa
tcr"I> have occurred lower rates In
THIS manner
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-17

Sev y0rk Jaiy is--Elscr, X Garsy
esaignza u e raitst sfsfas sss,
coFEesssisa. 80 sal "a Tafstai -
= Two u-aahs ssesfsoa n8sf ~ sEicl
vi - a9fa, fIgag q re ssssAsgl
.1zls z Ean
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-26
CAROLINE
Notes Personals, Etc.
Sparta, Va, June 23d, 1906

Sparta, Va, June Z3d, iJVb.
Mr.. Vim. F. Beazley. near here, was
violently i'll some days ago, but he Is IN
proving and his friends hope soon to sec
him out.
We are sorry 10 report that Mrs. Jennie
Andrews. of Central Point neighborhoOd.
has been seriously sick for some time and
while improving, still gives her friends
some concern.
Miss Lizzie Samuel, who has been an
invalid from rheumatism for n month or
two. is slowly recovering Her brother.
Clarance Samuel now of North Carolina.
paid a visit of few days this week 10
the home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther b. Samuel of this place.
Mrs. Jennings, OF Richmond, is visiting
the home Of Mr.. W. F. Beazley.
Mrs. Rosa Beazley has been spending
the week with her sister-in-law Mrs.
Jennie Andrews.
Mrs. R. Peel Billiard Of Centre Cross,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Kate
Richerson. near here. She and Mrs
Richerson spent a day and night in Rich
mond. Mrs. billiard was, in her young
womanhOOd, one OF the most popular
and beloved young persons ever reared
ia this community. and she is always
welcomed back to her old neighbOrhood
with great heartiness.
Mr.. Emmett Broaddus, who recently
bought "A farm from Mrs RichersOn Ia.
put up a new and CommOdious house
and moved in. He spent "A number Of
years in the West, but has come back 10
make his home among ~ again. W q
wish for him the highest success.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-26
STAFFORD
Charge In Greene County Assigned 10 Rev T. N
Green Other Notes and Personals.

Stafford c. IT,. Va. June 23rd, 1906
Rev. ] VI. Green lcit here yesterday for
Greene county. Va where hr will under
take a charge hy direction 81 thc bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal church.
The Misses Woodbrrdgr at l'rrdcricl--
burg. aud Miss Frances Sprrry. of Wash
mgton. are visiting Miss Mary Il Green
at this place.
Mr. Thomas Gill has just returned from
Richmond. W here hr took the cXamiua-
tiun before the State Board Of Medical
Examiners.
Mr. John " Waller has just returned
home from husncS tripto Washington.
IL il learned that in his several interviews
with something beyond the ken OF the
average Stniiordan AT the table. Will.
i'm the city. occa~ioncd "a slight attack
of sick ncas since his return. but Richard
il himself again.
Mrs John =. Martin. with her little
daughter. Miss Annie. has hit Norfolk,
ON visit tu Mr. Martini father, Rev. 4.
T. Martin, at Shenandoah. Va After "a
months stay there. she Will return home
via Stafford. where she will spend some
time with her parents, MIR aud Mrs E. 4.
BRYAN.
Diseases prevalent during the summer
months are quite ia cvidGncc in the sur
rounding country, hut no casrs are ~
Vet serious.
Mr.. Oswald Callahan who has been
sick with fever, IL now convalc~ccnt aud
il able 10 be- out His attending phys.
clan was DR. Il J. Payne.
There WAS war and rumnr- oi war on
Aquin Greek last Saturday One man
got shot in thc forehead. another. one
in the side. another. who H. bald headed.
a long scratch across his head aud varl-
Gus bruises concealed about his person.
The cluccn-u~ of opinion is, that # IL
dangerous 10 drink the water that iiu"S
from the south side OF Aquin Greek
/ &. OConor Gourirk, of fredericksburg,
/ pail tha Court House "a visit, Thursday.
on legal business
Pitching horse shoes seems To- bee the
business OF the dcnizeus Of the Court
/ HOUSE just NOW.
Mrs VI K Waite. ~ Spot~ylvania, If
visiting the family other grani-dnughter'
| Mrs f. : Moore AT this place.
The rain of the la-t i'w weeks has -eri.
on-ly mirr'red with thr harvesting nl
wheat and working OF the cprucrop,and
other truck throughout this srttion, AZ
we'll A. the saving of fhr hay crop.
Scrlhhlrr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-26
WHISKEY FOUND IN
NORTHUMBERLAND GRAVEYARD

Recently at Heathsville some twenty
bottles of intoxicating liquor was found
in near graveyard to the village. One
of it's prominent citizens was in search OF
mullen plant for a sick horse and came
across the bottles badly concealed and
exposed.
it is conjectured that the Illicit dealer
did not have time to conceal it for lear
of seizure by the officer under a suspect
warrant At any rates, Justice Eichel-
berger lodged the contraband bottles
safely in the hands Of the clerk of the
court. Last week the Judge OF the
Circuit Court entered an order that the
liquor be shipped to Baltimore and the
proceeds returned and paid over to the
County School Board for the education
of the children. No confscation nor
condemnation proceedings were had
because no climant could be found and
the order OF sale was entered.-Northern
Neck News.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-26
CONGRESSIONAL

The House. 10y a vote of ZIG q" ! T.
agreed To the conference report ON I'D"
railroad rate bill.
The meatinspcctiou amendment To- the
agricultural appropriation hiii was "'--
cus~ed and the till sent {" conference.
The senate. i'm executive session Shtnr-
day confirmed the nomination ol brhl'-
min +. Barnes az postmaster oI Wash
lngtou
The pure food bin was passed 10y the
House at the close of the twelve hours
OF debate provided Low the special rule,
by "a vot, oi PIP to IL
The House bill appropria'ing S2'.u"o
10 deirav the Presidents travelling 'N-
pens,~ was passed by the senate. S"ua-
tors Daniel and Martin voted against IT,
Rva unanimous vote the senate reso-
luton expressing the sympathy oil TIE
American people with the Hebrews ON
account of the Russian ma-~acres was
passed