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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
death OF MRS. ROY HERND0N

Mrs Roy IIcrndon, an cstimahlr woln
an. died al her home. near Stafford store,
Monday night. aged - years. She D.
survived by six chiidrcu-Nr & "
llcrudou. OF Washington; Mr.. e.. W
Allison. of Baltimore. Mr. AlclII Davis.
of Bcliair Mills, Miss Il Ilcrndon and
Mc--r- Walter and Waller Ilcrndou, o'
stafford Funeral from old thappa.
wam-ic church Wednesday ~ ! Il ~. M,
conducted by Rev. j. " Alexander
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
Richmond, FrederickSbul g
and Potomac Railroad.
s .hedule in effect May 9th, 1906.
r,,-r NppTuNy Am


LEAVE NORTHWARD.
7O5A NJ. daily. Stops on signal
at Occoouan Sundays only. Stops al
Alexandria to discharge sengeIs.
: O5 AN. daily. StOpsal .AleAAhdl a.
I1O.14 a. IN. daily except sunday
! 10.3ga.m. Sunday only. Stops on sig
nnI Mt Iceland, Brooke, Aqua, " ide
Water, Ried, Quantico, Cherry Hill,
Freestone. Negley, Occoquan, Lor
tou, AccOtink. Franconia, Seminary
aud Alexandria.
LISP. NJ. daily except Sundsy.
Stops at Alexandria.
G.4S 7. NJ. daily. Stops a NrooAr
Wide Water, Quantico, and AleNan'
dria.
1905 2 NJ. daily. Stops ut Ale2
andria. Stops on signal at OeeoquAu
on Sundays only.
Accommodation Trains from klcli-
mond arrive iG e. m. an / 6.99 L. M.
daily except Sunday.
LRAVK SOUTHWARK.
SIS NJ. daily except Sunday
Richmond accommodation. Makes
all stops
8.s1 A. Nj. daily, Atlantic Coast
i.iue train. Stops on signal AT wide
Water, Summit, Guinea, Woodslane,
Penolr, Rutherglcn, Tay lorsville, and
Glen Allen Sundays only; and ~
Alexandria. Brooke, Milford, boswell
auI Ashland daily.
s.53 \. NJ. daily except Sunday
Makes local stops on Siguai.
1929 z. NJ. daily, 5. \. /. train
Store Oh signal at l,orton and Gee O.
ouan SUNDAYS only, and daily at
Alexandria. Quantico, Milford, Dos
eli aud Ashland
81 p IN. daily except Sunday.
Makes local stops on signal.
. s6l' N. daily. Atlantic Con-
Inc train. Stops az Alexandria
! o,wrll aud Ashland.
r.3q T.. NJ. daily Makes local stop
Gn signal.
500 p. NJ daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. STOPS at Alexandria, Dos
we'll ANA Ashland.
NOIE-Tme Of S.riva's aud &C.
Inrtures &nd connections not guW'
hhteed.
W.p. DUKE. g.. ". GULF. ". T.. TANLtt
Asst. e. Pres. Cen. >upt- Ira Man
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
NORMAL SCHOOL OPENING
Public Exercises at Courthouse Thursday Night.

The Summer Institute will be opened
mt the Courthouse Thursday evening at
) o'clock. Mr.. A. Is. Bowering, president
of the City School Board, will preside
Tie exercises will consist OF an address
OF welcome ty the Mayor, Hon. Thos. r.
Wallace. Response to the welcome 10y
Mr.. r. C.. Stcarnes, secretary OF state
Board Of Education Vocal selection by
Mr. Chas. Wright Educational address
by Superintendent u. l. Pulliam, Of
Manchester. Va. Vocal scl'cfiOnhy Mrs
John b. Proctor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
SUED FOR $500 DAMAGES

Mr.. T.. W. A.tnhurg, OF Spotsylvania
county. has instituted suit ia thr Circuit
Court OF Spot-yiyauia county. against
the Gri~rr Manufacturing Company for
- 500 damng,s alleged 90 have bou
sustained hy the plaintiff owing Co
breach of routrart for sale oi machinery
to plaintiff hv ihr defendant.
N.~-r~ + StokchN Coleman aud Fred
cri-k W Coleman ar. rlun-r. iui Mr. Al
fnLLurr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
DROP YOUR NICKEL AND HEAR MUSIC

Mr.. j. r. Mountcastlc, OF the Walter
+. Mosley Piano Co., of Richmond has
installed in the lobby Of the Exchange
Hotel a pianola, which il operated by
electricity, by dropping a nickel in a slot.
1t was kept busy by the Pennsylvania
guests Tuesday morning. The music Is
very sweet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
|. C. SALE DIES HERE
He Was a Merchant Of Caroline County.

Mr. l.. e. Sab. Of Quincy ~. Caroline
county. who was brought here on sun.
day last % the Mary Washington Hos
pitnl died az that institution at 1890
O'Clock Tuesday night oiintrrnal trouble
Mr. Snl- was born June p. l-1G, and
WIS 80 years DID, Irwa- a prosperous
merchant 40 Quincy Station. aud II
survived by his wife AMI three children
Beatrice Editlranl Glenn
The funeral will take place Thur-day
mt %. m. Services conducted b., l,-v. r.
4 Williams lntrrmrut boa City Cemetery
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
FESTIVAL AT ANDREW CHAPEL

There will boz a festival and grapho-
phone entertainment at Andrew chapel.
new site the Bird day of June, commrnc-
ing at { D. IN. Everybody is invited To
come and help a good cause.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Adele Allison entertained about
thirty OF her friends boys and girls. at
her birthday party Saturday evening
mt her home ON the National Boulevard.
Games. singing and dancing were the
measures OF the evening About five p.
m. refreshments We're served, which were
enjoyed 10y all present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
TO REMODEL OLD RESIDENCE

Mr.. T.. e.. IIciliu has the contract TO
remodel the old Smithiirld property, in
Spntsylyania county. now oW ned 10y
can't. Il. e. Vance When completed it
will be- one OF the haud-omest residences
i'm this section uf the State
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
lNFAhT DEAD

The infant child of Mr. and MR. Ed-
ward Jansen died az the home oi its
grand parents Monday evening al l.3o
O'Clock The funeral took plac' go . D..
m. Tuesday. conducted boy Rev. X. O..
McBryde lutrrmrnt iu City Cemetery
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT
Sum Realized slsla3-IhanLs.

The Rathbone Sisters, ofViFgiuia Tenn
pie No. l. thank th" friends OF the order
for the many contributions To their
lawn party, and also the general public
for their attendance on same. We take
pleasure in stating the neat sum realized
is SlG1 -33.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
DEATH or YOUNG CHILD

The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il.
Roach died Tuesday evening Mt $40
and was buried from the home at . =. III;
Wednesday. Or. IL. II. Barberconducted
the services.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
SENT TO STANTON

Miss Sarah l.. Carter. Of Spot-ylvanh,
who was recently adJudged "A lunatic,
WAS delivered to a messenger here Tues
day by Sheriff Waller to be- taken to
Western ASYLUM at Stanton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
PUBLIC BUILDING
BILL PASSES
fredericksburg Gets Appropriation
of $4,000.
Especial to The Free Lance
Washington. June 20.

The Public Building bill. containing an
appropriation Of thirty thousand dollars
for public building AT Fredericksburg,
passed the House today.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
SCHOOL TRUSTEES QUALIFY

Mr. James e. Rawling~ of the Upper
Warl and Mr. Geo Freeman. Jr.. ui the
Lower Ward. have qualified boa lh" Cor
poratiou court a. public school trustees
for the term expiring April ith, 1909.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28

When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
or family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
make it. All work guaranteed iirst-clasS
In nXerY respect.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
GONE TO PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Carter Hall left Monday night for
Philadelphia. where he has accepted a
position OF right OF way attorney with
the American Telephone Company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
FELL OUT OF TREE

Master George e. Rawlings son OF Mr..
]. r. Rawlings, fell ont OF a tree Tuesday
morning and dislocated his elbow. DR..
Tomphins attended him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAILROAD

Connections ~ fralrfirA -lurg With %. I. \ J.
X L. and Maryland. u.iI4aare anI Nir .IliA hali-
way co. Al OrAu-r with southern 3. Il. and
Ghe-NuraAeN nhIa U.s. E.
1hr only line Co. the thancel'rsyillr and VII.
drrue-s BAttl.reli-
Eastern STANDARD time. Daily exec tSunisy.
M RICHARDS. Cen. auaser.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF

The Conway. Gordon a Garnctt National
Bank. M Fredericksburg. in the State
of Virginia. al the close OF business
June Is. 1906:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
CURRENT COMMENTS

MI Henry MhUNul', va l'utN" ''"'''s''
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss NJ. J. llallam of New York, is the
guest of Miss Eva B. Tyler
Miss Flossic Willis OF Narrcnton, Is u
guest of Mrs Delateld Gift here.
Miss Mabel Gift. who has been visiting
friends in Stafford. has returned home.
Mr.. John Minor sold n pair OF fine
work horses to Capt Vance on Monday
1t paws to trade with 5 5. kaufman.
the reliable jewelcr and optclan' 'o'
Main street
Miss Mazda Wright. who has } ccnvisit-
ing her friends. the Misses Faulconer, oil
Richmond. has returned home.
Evangelist Geo. \ Mills WAS presented
"Wednesday with handsome watch
chain 10y the irwcl,r, l. II Middleton.
Read This Boys-S2.5O for watch.
thain ana charm. Small Si/'. small price,
good timckccpcrs. at 5. ; kaufman s..
the jeWelerand optician. 800 Main street.
Masters George Clancy, Dwry Jones.
James Latimer and beverley Ohnncl
/ lett Tuesday Tor week = camping trip
about ID nl''S down the ''''''
Right goods. right prices, right tcAt-
mrnt. tins YOU arr assured OF Whrl You
trade with :. : kaufman. thc F"cI'r
and outi,ian. 500 Main street
NrC.M Chichester l,it Tuesday for
Bethesda MarNhud' WnrI" ,'' WA w. "
guest of his sister Nrs Ino. J.. Lewis
Iost-From the Pe,idcrc farm a~maI
red call with ropcaround n'cN u cum"
return to Brook irNt"h' '"l"l" - va
/ ie26+it
Mrs. W. W Staihc, OF Gh.ni; N'r' ,, h.
Va. is a guest of DEER mother. Mi" i.'"
j. ST Johns
,.,,l..r l,r,,, assortment of shapes
and flowers. The 7. y. Brent store
Millinery Department.
Mr.. p. \ u. Conway Mis- Vivian
Conway and Miss Elizabeth conway
l,it for Warm springs wednesday u"
~pnd % portion ol lhr Nuii""''
~ ~ t1.,.a 90 S,ot.,l,.,,.ia
MT - ''i''s'''''' .,, ~. 3sn.bt.'r
W W.. ', ,.'.,;, n i,..f,r1 v,hn was re-
turning home from Washington. where
-hr attended school last session.
,,,. " pr.n,,,l.f, rr..
=" ,''''' ~, f,r Ir,incf.r where
tbrv viii spend a few day.
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NNii'i"i W%',''',.''n'.'-,, ,i...,.l.,.or.l
CRAVING a., ~ =. T." .'", .'' '''
. "pt'i''h' - MAJ"
deputy Sheriff r. w. Waller and Attor
n'y ;. '"rll''. . "'i,i.'''' ~ ''''''' ''''
/ were '' ''''' '''' Wv
Keen cool men Coatl,ss su~pcnirr~.
MANY dollars worth oi comfort lu every
pair. Lovcry has them.
Mr. and Mrs. j W. Mills have returned
from very pleasant WISH L" i'''"~ '''
Washington d.
Ewes t.sfsd fr.. and GLASSES fitted 10y
ava .',,..,i.n,.J orti,inn an n T.. Norris
nm. i.A,I.r and optican. 50 Main 81
,i..I.,i. Owens of Na~hincton.pC.
IL, l..,., ..,..,fi.,n with h.r aunt.
I.,.fi .... 49,, .,,,.,,.r Man, .trert
'''
Every desirable fabric no whi.' Gn'H4
Stnra
,,...l.,.
Nt'. il'"lll''.', " ~ N.i ..,,.,.,l
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Oh "a .''r "''.N ,,.".,''l c,,fo. .Ir
-"'S''" '''''' ''
cl'.~,.. ,n.riin. rtttou 3 ca.fS or >
snnni- f.r , cents ~ The T. - Brent
/ SIN.
,t..
/ Prof. John x. iFA''n ana ~ 'D- ,..' '
Who have been GUESTS Cd, i'..', '''..'
/ .'it ! u'>'ihN i'I 'i''' '''''' '''
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-28
Ttnl

state Of Virginia. city Of fredericksburg ~:
/. 4. Randolph Howard, Cashier OF the
above named bank. do sOlemnly swear thnt
the above statement IL true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
4. RANDOLPH HOWARD Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me this
ai~t day ~ June. 1906.
PAUL kARSTEN, JR.. Notary Public
CnRREcT-Attest; ..,,,.,,r,,.,,, =.
" d. CONWAY.
CHARLES IERNDON,
JNO. VI. ". GREEN.
tar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
WILLARD BUYS HORSE.
To Make Improvements for Hand
ling Freight at Milford.
ESPECIAL to Tho Timcs-Dlsp

Especial to Tho Timcs-Dlsputch.)
MTLTOOD. VA, March 2s.--Captain
Joseph y, Willard purchased II four-yeal'-
old thoroughbred horse from Captain Ed
ward Baird, of Ocoupacia, Va, here to-
day. 4r
Mrs. Louisa, GIN and Miss I'lanch GIN
have returned home, after n plotnctcd
visit to Mrs, Russell Blank, In Richmond
Mr.. Il, g; Allen 10 confined to his
home b ysickness,
MI ii. n. Payne, OF Clifton, W.. has
been appointed night telegraph operator
at this place
Mr., ". N. Plat is cnlaralns his store
and building three dwellings.
Mrs. w, G. Coghll is visiting at Bow
ling Green to-day.
Mrs, j. A. c. Chandler and children, of
New York, are visiting friends at Bow
ling Green,
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company viii COM
mence oimprove the facilities for hand
ling the freight business at this station
within the next 'fGw days.
Thc lumber business Is very active,
Farmers are shipping large quantities
of tobacco and receiving the usual sup-
ply of fertilizer Tor the current year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
.W|Ll P[RPETUA'rE
B. D. 4 {; N
Bite and Gray State Orga,liz>ia-
tioi1 Wotiltl Form National
Organization. E4a
NOTABLE PERs0NAGEs SPOKE.
Corporal Tanner, Commanding
'l'hc Grand Army, Greeted
WitllBChccrs.
l3u Assnrinlnd Press

@ (l3y Associated Prcss)
ATLANTA, GA,% March aS.-Thc llrst
or6thc Two days session OF the 1uc5und
tho Gray state organization vas held hero
to.dny WI il the expectation that to-mor--.
row will see the formation Of a national
organization, whlchgwill perpctuntc, with
out distinction between North ana Soutn,
tho memory ofSthose who fought on
either side IN that insmorlafin conflict
a score OF States, from California to
Maine and from Texas to Michigan. were
represented by NEARLY six hundred
veterans, who lstened4to addresses from
the viewpoint ofatiioBe who wore both
uniforms The utmost harmony prevail
cd In every .ttcrnnce, and tho Keynote
of all discussions was an earnest de-
sire that the differences Of the past,
which we're settled moro than forty
years ago, shall Hi be forgotten IN the
unity t3thc future
The morning session was devoted :nAin-
~ 20 addresses Of welcome by Governor
Joseph M. Terrell and Mayor james
Woodward, for the state ana city, re.
spectivcly, ana responses By ttGeneral
Julian S. Carr, OF North Carolina, chair
man OF the National Committee, and
others. as6
I The afternoon was given to addresses,
the principal one being that of Corporal
Tanner, commander-tn-CnlcI6o OF inc SiThilu
Army Of the, Republic. He was greeted
to-day with chccrs.#cIlc spoke IN rem
iniscent way, illustrating many points
with anecdotes of war experiences, which
brought applause from the veterans or
North and South.
< Other addresses We're made BY Colonel
A. M. Clark, OF North Carolina, and Cap
tain John C. Brian, who commanded sew
cral vcssesl in the Confederate service
during >thc Civil War and who had the
distinction of being the last prisoner
held by the North to be released.
Letters expressing regret at enforced
absence were read from Admiral George
Dewey, General O.. o. Howard. United
States Senator James 70. McCrcnry, Of
kentucky; Colonel Henry Watterson, Rt.
Rev. Thomas i. Caior Episcopal Bishop
Of Tennessee, and many others.
Adjournment was taken until 'to-mor-
now morning. when the work of perma-
Enent national organization will be taken
up, and. It Is expected. VIII be cons
pleted before final ADJOURNMENT shall Ibc
taken ut the night session. y.t.y ttr' III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEVEEO tFNOTOoNCo'
To the Holders Of Amy
oftthe Seven Per Cent.
Bond Indebtedness Of
the City Of Freder-
icksburg, Virginia.

The seven per cent. indebtedness Of
Fredericksburg natures on May !, 1905,
and the city proposes TO pay off said In
debtedness on that day, or to exchange
them for It's new issue Of four per cent.
bonds, nontaxabe by the city, the cou..
pons receivable when due in payment Of
taxes, and the bonds not payable for
TIC he holders OF the aforesaid seven per
cent. bonds are hereby notified that, at
tcenth day OF April, 1906. they cnn OK
change their seven per cent. bonds fo u
value Of said four per cent bonds, at
either the National Bank Of Frederlcks-
burg, Va, or Conway, Gordon and Gar
nett National Bank. Of said city. the city
Of course paying seven per cent. Inter
eat on the old issue to May /, 1906, and the
new bonds bearing; date. May |. 1905. I.
Sealed bids for all Of the aforesaid four
per cent, bonds as are not exchanged for
seven per cent. bonds by he 10th APRIL,
1906, are invited on or before the 10th
Anril: 1905, the city, rescryne the rlgh.
u. d. COLE,
W. s. ItAlBKti.
kt sse s.. W. SOMIIRVLItL e. 5i8
Finance Committee of City Councils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
NEW YORK SUNS
EDITORIAL ON MAYOR
Kind Words and True Apprcci
alton OF Richmond's Mayor
From Great Daily.

The New York Sun OF Yesterday con.
tanned a letter from Mayor Mccarthy, 0
Richmond, regarding his flag" speech
and tho appended editorial, which will BIZ
gratifying to the Mayors friends:
MAYOR AND FLAG.
In&n letter which tho Sun prints
to-day, Mayor Carlton Mccarthy, OF
Richmond. explains tho deplorablo
circumstances that twisted an enli-
nently proper and orcdtablo public
speech delivered by him into M ap-
parent declaration of hostility to the
American flag and tho national gov
eminent for which It stands. It 10
unfortunate that errors Of reporting
should have put Mr., Mccarthy In q
false light, but his disclaimer Is 80
good natured. so Wholesome in Its tone
and so frank and engaging, that It
will completely re-cstablish his fame
as an intelligent progressive and pa
triotic citizen, No permanent injury
will be done to his reputation as q
modern citizen by the incorrect sum-
mary of his speech that was made
public last week.
From Mr.. McCnrthy's letter IT Is evl-
dent that he Is ono who, while Treasure
ing in heart and mind the memories of
the past, with Its heroic hopes ana un-
fulfilled ambitions, lives for the South
land or the present. working and plan
ming for the rich future, with Its prom
Use of plenty and peace. 1t is the mon
of his stamp that are building up the
new South--the South OF diversified
Industrial activities. of great CONNER
ciul accomplishment and of unfalter-
ing devotion to the national welfare.
10 Mayor MCCARTHY The Sun Offers
It's most respeAtful salutatons. Long
may he continue to teach the lessons
OF sound Amcricanisn, good humor
and enterprise to his fellowrcitlzens in
Richmond, ig Virginia and IN the
United states Of Americn under tho
! protecting and inspiring banner OF the
Stars and Stripes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
MANY SKATERS IN
FANCY COSTUMES.
THE Womal,'s Club Of Raleigh to
Have Grand Skating
Carnival
FOR A WHITE HOSPITAL
Treasurer Lacy Restored tc
Health, Bit is Urged 70
Remain Longer.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dsspntch.)

Especial TO Tho Times Dispntch)
RAL1NGlI, n. c. March 2S.Stato
Treasurer 13. r. Lacy was to return to
Raleigh from Arizona April 1st. but at
the urgent request OF Governor Glenn
and the other state officials he will re-
main there Until April 18th or later. His
asthma trouble, for the relief of which
his trip to Arizona was necessitated, Is
very greatly relieved. III fact, it does
not trouble him at all. However, 1t IS
\ feared that n return Ia Raleigh with the
present weather conditions would bring
II on again.
Governor Glenn left last night for
trip into tho Western part Of the State,
to return to Raleigh Friday. lie Will adj
dress the farmers of Cnbarrus county
ut Concord, and will also speak at New
2 ton while away.
The Womans Club, Of Raleigh, is ar
ranging to hold a big skating carnival
s in the tobacco warehouse one evening
during Easter week, the date to be de-
cldcd later. The skaters will 80 IN cos
tune, and the purpose is TO make tt
Il an event Of unusual interest, the pur-
pose to be the raising of money for the
Sir Walter Raleigh monument. to be
erected In this city. The womnn's clubs
4 Tic Stale over nave UGtIl III
q the work Of raising money for the moru-
ment, and quite Il crcditablo sum has
been contributed BY the public school
children Of the Stale.
The Supreme Court last evening deliv-
cred opinions in eight appeals, all Of them
being from counties in the southeastern
section of the State. OF the eight, the
i findings of the lower courts arc affirmed
y In five, and three new trials nrc granted.
It Is Il noticeable fact that a much larger
per cent. Of the cases coming UP on
appeal before this term of the Supreme
q Court have the findings OF the lower
courts affirmed than has been the case In
a great while, IL ever before The fol-
lowing are tho opinions Just delivered: a@
4 5EBullard vs.. ITollngsworth, Cumberland,
affirmed.
IL West vs. Railroad Cumberland, az.
hrined.
Bullard VS.. Edwards, Robson, nf-
]rmed.
! Williams VS.. Railroad. Duplin, ar
Hrmcd. H, III
) Mayors Us. McRimmon. Robson, new
trial
Bland vs. Bcasley, Fender, now trial
y Smith vs.. French, Craven, new trial in
both appeals.
~ Porter VS.. Telegraph Company, Column
bus, per cuirium, affirmed.
~ The Industrial Club. of Raleigh has
passed a resolution to join with the Cham
Der Of Commerce, the Womans Club, the
trustees OF Rex Hospital and the Raleigh
Medical Association In n movement for
providing Raleigh with a thoroughly up-
fo-dhte and adequate hospital for white
people. AT present Raleigh has more
.than twice the equipment for treating
negro patients than for white. The plan
Is to do away with the negro department
of Rex Hospital and spend something like
100000 in new buildings and eq','pmant.
There is every indication that this will
be done within the next two year: at
most.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
ALL EVIDENCE IN 4.
With PRESENT WEEK
Gaynor and Greene Trial at Sa-'
vannal1 Nearing its
End
(By Associated I'rcss.)

SAVANNAH, GA, March 2s.-7rhc ses-
sion Of tic Federal Court In the Greene
and Gaynora trial to-day was devoted
largely 10 the reading OF testimony Of
a witness not accessible FOR the present
case, argument for and against the intro
8ductlons or the testimonyGof William II.
FlaEg, OF New York, and to- the oral eS-
animation of two wtncsscs,3J Z. Mich
olns, Of South Carolina, and C. ca Cole
OF Chattanooga. Tenn The testimony Or
Messrs. Nicholas and Cole was designed
to show the honest character OF the work
done 10y the defendants III Savannah liar-
Dor. Excellent progress was made and it
is said that this week the Introduction
4 of evidence may be concluded.
The witness not accessible and whose
testimony was read was Frederick Crisp,
son Of the late Speaker Crisp,a,of i ne
House Of Representatives, who IS no."
fin@Panun,a The court orcrrued the OBJ
lection Of the governments counsel TO the
testimony. Crisps evidence related TO
the character Of the work done by
Greene and Gaynor, which lie had seen
as an Inspector. He den.ed that the mat
trcsses were full Of holes.
William Fl FIagg, OF New York, has
been sought by officers of the Federal
service for two months The defense sub
mitted a physician's certificate TO the ef-
feet that Flagg's condition was such as
to preclude his coming to Savannah y Q
testify. The court refused to admit 5f m,
testimony Of Flagg. holding that the Wit
ness had been cvading service and that
his present whereabouts were not even
known.
This IS very suspicious lookini;
showing said Judge Speer, explaining
that he had no reference to counsel for
the defense. but TO Mr.. Flagg.