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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-14
NEW YEARS
DAY SHOOT

The Hawaiian Rife Association IS
planning TO give big prize shoot on
New Years Day.
Already rifiemen are getting their
sights adjusted in readiness for what
promises to be the biggest event Of
the kind which has ever taken place
in the islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-14
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co, Of Liverpool,
England.
Alliance Assurance Co, Of London
England.
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co, of Edinburgh, Scotland
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation, Lth
Wilhelma of Magdcburg General 1B
surance Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-14
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.

SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENTS.
AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co, Manu-
facturers of National Cane SHREDDER,
New York, n. Y.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co, San
Francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-14

Queen street skating rink open every
evening, also Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-14

w. r. PATTERSON & CO.
General Contracting and Jobbing.
4ou.eDainting. Paperhanging, Grain
ing, Kalsomi"ing
Brick. Cenent ana Stone work
Shop with White, the sign painter
corner Hotel and Union streets.
PHONE MAIN 3G1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

Asah, assA ~ sAsni Aistrsa
~ No ssse 49, cosav'SNsd Gsn
ssas.ss skAss II tAe sG~te on
sstisrsaAl AsAst. ~ ws cass<,t IN
cas<Se tsesa). Thssw svv t~o
k'sSis VI art,t~, ess~ ~ksA Isrtsio
~~ ssrsstkSAg, and ose whah
lssrAatxs sotAlAg. Az our Asass
~sv II tlss katt<~ kisA AND Nov
We baust have rasssse sapuvsw Oth~r
tAaa tsxati,s ~ pay tts~n os'
cad what csG le lwttssr tAsn
aR sasstric l,laat which the tow
alsah own, and tor which We vii,
sGt add ose essat's iRd.-bt~,in.,~S
against tlse town TO g~t. This
vaast n going to ks4p mor~ to
laay ~ Ill our o1d ss,olv.s and
Nat too ~itkOut tsKiAg you.
N. Taxpayer. to ~ il.
In view a ah this, and the fac,
that W. are all going to g~t u di
~ lsssssttt IN having oar strve,
lxAtiAg issc,~~ss~i frOsa a total
cawdls power Il ass, ~ At pr~s-
sat, kr wkh-h We pay eA3O. ~
W. anRnm, ~ Is ,3sO coRdkr
vns~er at Nd csst 1t aIl. Ave you
gGiag ~ vOAs this iraNcAiar
4oUw?
osagnw.SSuny ssAsasittsd,
&C. oOvLEs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

s.is~ n ss4sss oss hxAss ~ ~
ov0<s.
hr. Taxray~r. ~ ys.s ssss
s1aasseAissx t.sr ssseAiaG. Naee
tssr tlss orNss,Ai.s asA ysss - i
GSAe aEsisst i aSA ehssity pays
sssss~Ay t<.r ~ kEAAs.
shsAy Ash n ~ I~Vlh u ~
sl%y ~ ~ llsvssst tiasr ssv sae.-
t.lis 9th sss~~ 49, 6g'AAs. ~
tls~ sr~ .ys&.-a~ ~ nsssiiesal
"~ sssvkis'. II ~M " p~.siAAr W.
sv~vy sstissss - hass tAs Dssssesr-
tsaAs ~ tAs~ wst~r ~ssA kx&ts S&sr
tAsssir ksssssss ~ ~ ks1&u4 rota..
A. tssvssst IN tpsk ~ ~ taK-
IN sy~~~ p,ay k,r ~ Nv psvsa~Nisss
II . 6s~, lssAw~s ths DsssasHt
wsss~ systss~ svss%sSs szsly =
ksssitSsl 1nHtips ~ tAe city. NV
mn saxx,ss.ssssaats ~ st svAssxsA
rutSs. TAkPAVEa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

A Fre~chmaa who lstely ca~s To-
DeRser wont 70 . brother in tks Elks
lodes sad aid 70 hin: What do-e
. polar hear do? Why b sits on the
ico." "Sits On 10 ice?" Yea,
soid the bro4Asr ''thefe 10 no4hing
ssse 10 1T o." we'll, NJ - do, too?"
What doss 10 also dos Why, he
seAs fish" ''Eass fish -sita o. re-
ics aad eats fish. Then not o.
cept" "Yos doa't sccsps, wha,
DO yoa nsaa?" 'Oh, non, noa.
docs not aooept. I was appointed
70 sct - polar bsar 70 - fsnssal. +"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
G,HB.

-, ,6SO .sb5.
From this allOw e1 ,OOO for the
first year or two ~ intervst On
money rsqaircd to lssild laant,
and then ressemi,er that the
amount II iaterest viii be mate
rally rv.dWC~d each year - tn
earnings are to b. cssdited each
six ssO~ths, and VOC will Asd
that the IAaat will pay out il
frOM four to six ysarS At the
as<pst.
To csOss, Il . Night plast i0s the
tOwa n not . eOOd thing, II il -
not a payiag proposition, Why
are those most INTERESTED il the
cid company aad thsirisw irisods
making such IN avid esort to
de6sat this franchissr DO yOu
supf,ose it - from any hove for
yOu, Ar. Taxpayer? AID BOW
for the town debt, and tAs couaty
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

vsey Low Rates During the
u Ny lstA ths es@Vsio~ally sttrsc-
Tive rsAss Il ~ Ce,0raAo . Suuthsgu he
anOe e0ative. ~ taCal sesst shout
~ l1-A
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

- omDsneo. 1oSesssr sssoaesoss-
ohAmaufir soAMA Dpswsset cAAsNr.
lsr. - <. q. Il, eus.ss~ssr 10
Daay . a1isisn1o 0eatkly charge
nsouA 61&Ai~s cAarx~.
iA-stina1ly - s.s's. ws~s~ i.
~ suiDe
Uie6-As - As~ loax WSA il
taks - oaAy ~ tAe ,'laat irosa
As 0So sosnisUU: IN arriving Ut
- oaoUsr ~ 49, qss.~tisss We
- knM ssus nalnols rioas ~ the
Ggusus 0ssstHisa1 IN the annual
s1es<sst II tAs sao~riRtesAeat a
~ s.snpsay ~ tAe year 1901.
rAis s~oH.ss aAs~s the xrs,ss
~ssssis0s ~ ~ s1sctre ,,sast ~
~ %, ,913 -, ouuM whhA Aosiuct
eor vusoiag sGSsnsss o., 5Ai3 ~,
hss o1, ,116.13 ~ fusa, ~ it~ss,
WkirA - oasoSf figHrs IN the
rvssssisG sxe~ssO Il 'he I,rsVsossA
,Aaat. vAicA Otsss a NET sar~isg
~ ths ysas q os.I47.7A. .sa
bsSss. vktsA AuDsse ss,oust v.aid
~ ~ tsswo ~ stsvst k9Ats,
otabA7V. sA6A 6v~s - vlgAt
A0ua 10 ~ ag1nol NJ sosuiag
osUn lssivooo 0unDs0ssv 0AipA
~ - to aDnsD q sssUouD t.
~ p1ant uo6ss ~ pssuoasnl
os~scAiss, sss>sssttag - e34, ~
~; lut lssor - 80 Nat t1mns
0wssss ase Wy loo sssssiAsst~g
tAst tke ~ssn,ssNy haso isscssoasA
thsir ervis~, also tAsir srAs1uie
n rats~ sisSs this sse~srt YES
ia.s~d, N sarssort = whistA !
VsOAs . pnsraGraVA tsswts0&.
I'VE AtsSe 10 iscrsaW Our 6gAt-
~ bsai~eas sspssse - . svsuot Il
~ seviawl scossslsI a vusws, "osA
this Vevissd scAsdsls b tlse oss
sssler whi,A yos Az payiag 60r
igAtS ut tass l,sss-nt tflDe, aHd ~
takiAg iMtO constellation tAis
ooct, alsO tn eoGt that w. cDos-
paay have crD~dsA a. al ~
kghts they oOsld lanssilay carry
assd still have not al tlsey cOuld
~, II IN t.siag very conservative
a. NJ tlseir iocss.aasd ~ ear~-
iag~ at ~ ~ ceat, soA h is aa1s
to kgur~ IN that t,aaia n arviv-
iag At what tAs sAruiags lOr tise
sew plant Win H..
Net earning lor lasOl-o9, 33S. ~.
Tws~ty per Ct. iacrsass v57.5l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
ksn1mk kliaAsd lSsH,.
UGinulB - 2suns

aaAnse ~ ssur ss~Sy t!) eAAtAScsu
s~ssst sslsal~ .to tase ssty ssnapsu,
<sass HAs sAsly ~ ro.sslt she
ctsS~ts ts~Ssssvss = lsssss. ~
~ Ma stsata.sH, bS9r ~ lHs ISoDt
~rAest ssppsrrsrs ~ ~. tSsssss-
s>As tiAs 4 \ aaSr sxAst,>ssAtsss
~sA AyAssst sssSsAssh .'wssr-
s.sAv are ssssi4essi l's~s :tAAy
se,~N~assay, eiAtv viI.5v,
UzJ ~ and e6.~u. rb~ tisssa-
s<sa tSAs 1 Water cbssapAHy sLssd
tsAys 11%s. ~. ra-rs are .ssr
sstAssr ssse,cAxtAs essscrssas whisA
1pAy t0 tIss sty w tAkss aSSwHliy
ssssss~ tkas the GwHssisass iAs a
WAtSr oosaASsasy. Thsms Agusvs
atsak t&sr tassssssasavss. Ths bnsss-
~ sen suanaDs Shy ssG,A viw&ss-
ssss slttHsas,i>sS - nsssts to sss-
stAssAi o~sssuAsip ~ ths~
tAArliss. u II lsss~aSssat sstss~st ?
~s wisi ksase u a. yOs to xs~ss.
ibss rs~spts ~ tAe sity kSssss
M ssar~s - Isrssth,~tiy 49,
tAW AHN wsMy. Ttss Hcs AAl rwa-
.sssx ~ktssssss ssv m. tlsas
~, ,sAA. 1hs isessusa ~ ~
opssnes lrue1s1 tsAsh1s1aun =
. tasts Ussr ol, ,eA1u aosuHt(N
fos tvAss ~aA Uosss eAs city
Daays ~ ysar 81, ,oADo. ehsDe -
tAss sus1Aus ~ sSswst ysasu, has
Is~a Sssa ~ lsay ~ tAss Move
ivslxssssst, lsst y~ar sstisvty
h1sssAatssi BY y ,saysss'st u Ov.r
81. .sAhS. Whs.m i've new water
awd tight sy.tssA - int IND tlss
city ~sM save u, ,tDaW ls'r y~ar, ~
ns.ts's make approximately lO,-
tAbU IN iscrwAnssi lVvsNWe We
say etO,thAD which cOvesu lapth
water awd kxht, ~ it viii WI ~
qnisv over u, ,;AU 10 rev tlss
ea,isv systesA Asd tl.s I,swes~t i~-
,s,ssse sK0xsis el5, ,:lsb. TIE set
r-vesve fsOA light will In. alIAissi
,sn tlse ,,uraAss- ,ss~ II tks pslast
and ssaust l,s cDnsi.Isrvsl set waia
~ tAs- city derives tAe luess~tt.
without eOssisissiag the -
.ui%.i iwcs~ase IN tlse tity's lss,e
uiation ard isuaiwr~sft for the ssext
hfteem yeasr, cas any t~xjAysr,
Iaige. or ssaall, Il W. tT nhe have
ti+ iMte,vst Il city s~slly Mt
h..ar,, t~ against municipal owR-
~r.h,p? Now thimk ss.ritpvely
over this qssstion. i~~aus- yOW
are vitality Interested. lsn't il
much ns.sre satisfactory to have
ti.. positive assMraWt~ II l,ut,lic
ownership. with an eventual de-
c,pa.e in rates., than to have the
a~~urans~ ~ An ev~sia sting tiib-
ute to n corporation with NO
possible iei~Ase? Thisk about
this, t,ecause it IN ap to yea, Mr..
Taxpayer.
Tis~ suce~s Il the light frnn-
chiee lsrD,HD~itiOH Hext Tue~iay
means an absolute fvve lighting
III the city in an sp-tO date mod
ean way. The water qsestiO~ il
settIed. The city has awarded
the contract aud The tpoads ase
issued to build the water system.
The water system will g~aerate
power almost without expeass,
sufficient, and more too, to oyer
ste the light plant. 1t will re-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
AGs - pAloaio
Cuosiausl opu1 risal ~.

OoAuDUe0 - WWA -.
pcHnsty Il ~ ts~s, ~ wAMA sis.s
~ ever thsssse>ss help ~ psy -
skis ~ sis.A u uhiA - hsss ksasA
.. ossAy AssA ~ ~ "a sieAs
AsD 49, ~ ~assi~G oas.siAy 4 -
GkSosir eAssss y Qasu1isasA - ~
80, - oAwo ~ 0isss 49, sssiso
49, slis pisss kslsA0s " ~ ssss
~ slss ssss~~<s sr0 ss@e - -
i~G apVAi~A " W. ss~n .lsass. sh~ss
wiA W s'ssr ssss krsi.lss s.z,sssss
PsyiaG. ~ AslpisG " psy. shess
ssoo AesAs end n essi bsss~ D,-s-
ceasAgr Il tie ,'strsss ~ ess<%rn,ssy
N ossr t0ss ass sNH ssKrayes~.
Fisua, ~ ~ tls .l..lsa and tasrs, ~
~ s~Ss~nttS sh~s Jsias SAsvsss ~
cstst tie sp~H sO~ld naA iuDss sav
hp~sts f~ ssssssic lighting parp.rs,
ssssl VIXEN yea srsssssaI&s shss fauA
yoa will - tAst the esectina Il THE
psent car in ~ wsy ~ . aeaA ~
"s,lias,ioa against the so~m. sor CO.
~ ts~s t-s IselA IN any wsy los say
Il the p.sns's Csl,A~ n wh.teves
ssars- UNTIL tIs~ pls~t shsli Asvs
PAID FOR ITSELF; and - u ~
ti~s Fs0siFed " pay oct, th.t will
folles; tlsersoss ,be saxpayers II
0S~RiS,n sva Bsver have o~e mill
of TAX le~ied aesiWst them - ~
salt N The ~rectnn Il the pro,u.sd
piAmt ssder franchise 10 Mr. Ssth-
man.
Sepnd. - 10 raAea. il having l,esn
mAsse TO appear that the charge for
esrctrc service will he increased
snder the proPnssd franchise ] give
yoa herewith = few comparis,n
charxrs taken FROM the sche,isIe card
Of the Gannison Gee AID Wsaer Co.
and frsa Nr Sethnan's applicstica
for above mscntio~ed fr.nsAisr:
Commercial ratesI9 p. H.
Fifteen light llaeis.
l'reent charEe-1O lights %. ~.
Each additional light J(Ac, MAX
iAG ave lights at 5Oc, e3.iO.
Total TO pay o.. 70.
POiOasd franchise charEe-1O
lights 46.0. Each additional
light -, making i've lights At
Is. ~ Is. Total to pay, e6.45.
lhses that hook like q raise to
you? Bet, perhaps yOu will say
it 10 . very ssssall reduction which
u true. bst eaO1gh to show that
The OIlnu1iti0a deal in fAllaciaa n
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
uA VesGlkes 1Gnv>I

rhs ouSlo~inS wsathss veposts ere
lusnisAsd The News -CaAMPioS Nv
aOvssHnent Observer:
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

Mn. H. II. Webster 10 again quite
i'll with erysipelss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
CnM. +. NACgv.
GU y y lSOn

CLARENCE ADAM.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06

sending tine judge To cuba as civil gov
prnor and decided that la view of the
fact that Secretary Taft had already
taken up the subject with Bcchn1n
Winthrop. the present governor "i
Porto Rico. Dee would mot interfere with
the programme Consequently NIT
Winthrop will bc provisional governor
Of cuba and Judge Mago1n. after 30
short vacation ir this country. viii. MS
originally planned 20 to the Philip
pines a~ vice governor aud member of
the Philippine commission.
President Roosevelt made il known
that ON account of the cuban siUa-
ton he may not make his projected
trip 10 Panama in November. II Will
probably Dee made after the recess OF
congress. II was also made known
that there will be- 100 extra session Of
congress 10 consider the Cuban situa
ton
Secretary Taft has cablcd 10 the war
department requesting that Rrisadicr
General Funston Dee dcs grated To COM
maud the American troops iu Cu'a.
Formal orders have been issued to
Brgldier General r. j. Whit com
mandrr Of the department Of Missouri.
who is 10 be- in charge of the cmharka-
ton of thc expedition from Newport
News The orders show that the first
expedition 10 cuba is to Dee known as
the First cNpcditiouary brigade II is
much larger than an ordinary brigade.
but the war department has decided TO
consider it as such.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
Southern Railway

n. B.-Following schedule figures published as
Information. and are not guaranteed.
Schedule effective Sept. 9th. 1905.
Trains leave Washington from PennsJiVania
station.
IS5 a. m. Daily--LOca for narrisonburg. War
rentOn, Danyille, and way stations.
1881 a. m. dally-WsshingtOn and Florida
Limited. Through coaches and sleeper 30 Co
lumbls, Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining
Ills a. m. Daily-United States Fast Mail.
First-ca coaches and drawing room. sleeper b.
New Orleans. Diningca service.
4.0l .. m. Week Days-Locaif for HarrsOnbdFs
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
A55 2. m. Daily-LOcai for Warnnton snd
charlottesville.
7.SO o. m. Daily-New York and Atlanta Ia
press First-class coach TO Atlanta Sleeper 20
Columbus, Ca, Mondays, Wednesdays, m
lays Sunset Route Tourist SLEEPER Washington
10 San Francisco.
$50 D. N. dAily-New York snd Florida 81
press First class 5oach and Sleepers 20 Colum-
bic, Savannah. Jacksonville. Sleeper 10 IA
Susta and Port Tampa Lining car Ia ehrs.
1000 D. m. Daily-New YORK ana hemphis
Limited (via LyncbburgD-First-cass coach ana
,leepng car to Roanoke. KNOXVILLE, thhtth-
aooga. birmingham and Memphis; sleeper I"
New Orleans. Dlningcar service.
1913 D. m. Daily Washington and eouth,
eastern Limited-Al Pullman trains, club ahd
observation cars 10 Atlanta spd Macon; sieepers
90 Nashville. Atlanta. Macon. birmingham
sew Orleans. Dining car service.
Trains leave Richmond for the South as FOL
COWS. Daily a. m, 1890 D. m, 30 =. m, week
days p. m, 1870 p. m. aud li.31 2. M, mahe
connection at Danville for all points South. Pull
man sleeper Trains arrive Richmond So a NJ
AIS o. M. 7.50 p. m. daily, $40 a. M. week days.
Through trains from the south arrive, WASH
layton e42 a. m. 6.52 n m. $50 An, ll.uo "A. NJ
400 d. m. and $50 .. M. and $50 p. n. daily.
HarrisOnburg ll.b5 D. m. week days shd
. 20 o. m. daily. From Charlottesville, $40 q.
m. and Lynchburg s.20 p. m. daily.
Tickets. sleeI ingcsr reseryations. ana deta.sp
can be had at ticket Office. 10 18th
a.; siI Pa. ave and Pennsyyania station
Baggage checked through from hotels and real
fences. go
H. b. SPENCER, General Manager,
T. X. HARDWlCk, Pass. Trafnc Mgr.
VII. TAYLOE, Gen. Pass. Agent
T. D. RROWs. General Agent.
Washington. u. G.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
GAVE EACH CHILD 100000
Brewer Pabst Wanted to Sec What
They Would Do With It.

ney " Oulu 10 WIN -
Milwaukee. Wis. oct t. That cap
tain Frederick Pabst when he gave the
large gifts f. his family before his
death was not in expectation Of death.
but on the contrary. looked forward
10 several years more Of life. was tie
trend of the evidence offered by the
attorneys for his estate at the hearing
If the inheritance tax ease before
Judge Carpenter. The most important
testimony was given by Collector OF
Internal Revenue Henry Fink. Who
told Of a visit he paid TO Captain Pabst
only a short time before the brewer
died.
con that OCCASION" testified Mr.
Fink, captain Pabst said to me-
What do you think? ! have given
each Of my children $l.OO0,OOO. /
wanted TO get rid Of some business
cares, and then / was anxious to see
how they would act under such re-
sponsibllities.'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
Up. o,connor Predicts Home RuIe.

Philadelphia. Oct. 4.-ln anticipation
Of hearing Il speech by 7. i. O'Con-
nor. NJ. T.. the Irish leader, the hall in
which the national convention OF the
United Irish League Of America is be
ing held was crowded by delegates
and Irish sympathizers. Mr.. O'Connor
spoke for more than an hour. He re-
viewed the work being done In the
British parliament in the cause OF
Irish home rule and predicted that Ire
land would soon emerge from British
rule and have its own home govern
ment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lst, 1905.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ericksbu

Batimon,-Tappahnnn fredericksburg
Pier Light STREET weather permitting Sunday Tues
iay and Thursday for
W,stnni North End Mil Creek Stone ngon Mnlnlrck
Bpwr Nlol, Tnppaannock $3.50
Hole Bandrd Carriers, laons bsTstO~n, Saunders, VIII
Gneunw Royal Port Conway Hay Mount Hop iHr la1e
fredericksburg
'Steame leaving o Sunday does notstop
Hatinoe-TIIpahannock
permitting and Fri
We4tnnd North End Creek 'ws'ns
Bura- Burtons Dousons trbanna Monaskon Wheaton, Water
View. Snaps 'fappahannock.
NotWlusda will Wharyes marked
Tappahannock-Noriok
Leave Saturday stopping
Neons snrIz Port Vibrations Water View, Nc
ulAn MIenlac Point
lninpton White Stone Mil Creek North End Wstnd
Monday weather
Tor TapIAaunk landings except Nesthnd -
stopping these points Baltimore ON Tuesday
FnseIcksture-Ta Observation-Disclosures.
Sunday Tuesday and Thursday tide and weather
permitting
Rta Hop Yard Hay Conway Royal Gaw WHmontSa
"a Band, Mayors Hole 6"}O
Port Vibrations banna 33O Buan Mln
M
Greek Nor End m, Nestanl
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
Observation-Disclosures
paaHnoc weather permitting 73O Tuesday and Thursday
stopping -, u.s.. ~ VIZ
Hun MHlnlTk, Nns
ngton Stone Mill Greek, North End 'Ne-iani
docs stop Thursday.
Arriving Baltimore Wednesday and Friday mornings
W. D. SCOTT, Agent Fredericksburg, Va.
WILLARD THOMSON Gen. Man T. MURDOCH Cen FRI Pass Agt
timon.J -. 1906.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
HUGHES IS NOTIFIED.
Republican Candidate Says He viii
Stick TO State Issues.

New York. oct t. - The speaking
campaign Of Charles +. Hughes began
at the Republican club when the mem
bcrs of the state committee formally
met and notified him that he had been
selected by the party as its candidate
for governor
In his speech Of acceptance Mr.
Hughes announced that during the
campaign he would cOnfine his atten-
ton To state issues and would not In
dulgc in personalities.
Mr.. Hughes first regular campaign
speech will be addressed 10 the Co
mmbla University Reform club. Fol
lowing that meeting he will speak in
Brooklyn and then begin thorough
tour Of the state.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
MECHANICS AND FARMERS
viii find suitable CLOTHING for their work at
popular prices if they stop in at
WALLACE & COMPANY'S,
Nos. 926-928 Main Street.

Splendid line Of Mems and Boys Corduroy and Mole
skin Pants, Jumpers, Oyerals Shirts, &C., Mems Rubber
and oil Coats and Leggns Large stock goods to make
clothing from Cashiers Docskin CottOnadcs Corduroy,
Jeans, Mocskin DENNIS for Oycralls. Shifting OF all
kinds
Agents for Sweet Orr Co. Pants OveralIs and Shirts.
Agents for W l.. Douglas Shoes.
We sell the best 81 30 and $500 Hats brought to
our town 4 good stock Calf and Heavy Boots Trunks
and Nalis's Try the popular price store OF
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
Find $4,000 In House Of Death.

Hudson. y. Y. oct. 4-ENcitement
has been caused by the finding Of $50
600 i'm coins and bills in the house Of
Miss Frances Carolyn Robinson. an
aged woman. who died mysteriously
four months ago. 1t is asserted now
that she committed suicide. II is be
lievcd that when she was young her
father. sea captain. prevented her
marriage to young sutton, which i'm
Uttered her life. caused her 10 become
a recluse and hoard her money ana
eventually end her life. \ search Is
being made for more money.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
Guantanamo Rebels Won't Disarm.

Guantanamo Rebels Won't Disarm.
Santiago. Cuba. oct. 1T is report
al that 2UuO rebels in The vicinity Of
D;uamtauamo have refused TO disarm.
The situation here is still serious. The
rcvolutionists continue to concentrate
round Santiago They promise TO dis
lrm If General Del Castillo orders
them 10 do 50. Del Castillo has not
arrived. hut is expected now mt any
time. Officers from the cruiser Dcs
Moines unonicially witnessed spec
tacular review of the Insurgents. The
naval men were enthusiastically cheer
ID when they were recognized. Good
order prevails here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
ROYAL BLOOD SHED
Girl Related 10 King Edward
Murdered In PruSSian Park.
BODY TERRIBLY MUTILATED

All Europe Shocked by Mysterious
Crime at Essen. Germany - Deed
Committed In Daylight In Public
Place, but No One Saw II.
Essen. Prussia, oct. { Tile brutal
murder Of "a young EnglishwomIn.
who is said 10 be- distantly r,a.icl 10
the royal family Of Great Brit.m. has
created a profound sensation all over
Europe
The victim was Miss Madaliuc Lake.
daughter Of an English army officer.
Her body. terribly muulatrd. was
found in the city park. Both her tenn.
pies were beaten in, her throat wa.
laceratcd by the fingers Of the muir
dcrcr. who evidently -tranglcd her in
addition To- beating her terribly about
the head. arms ana body. Every por-
ton of her body was covered Win
bruises rs the result Of the frlghtiul
struggle with her ASSISTANTS.
Up to the present the police have
been unable to throw any light upon
the crime. Every clew that has been
followed by the detectives has Ted
into a blind trail. Efforts have been
made 10 learn If the young woman
WAS acquainted with any man who
might be- suspected Of the crime. but
nothing has been discovered ia that
direction. II WAS at first thought That
robbery was the motive, but even this
failed TO develop. as the rings on th"
victims fingers were not stolen, ANA
her purse was intact
Murdered In Broad Day.
The excitement caused In the city is
intense. and little else is discussed
The crime was committed in n public
park which Is travcrsed almost every
moment Of the day. The hour was
practically daylight. ms there was still
light enough to see plainly when the
body was discovered. Then the social
prominence Of the victim adds 10 the
feeling Of intense grief among all
classes.
Miss Lakes family is one Of the best
known in court circles in London. and
the detectives have seemingly cstab-
liShed the fact Of her relationship 10
the reignng house Of Great Britain.
It has been apparently established be-
vDnd doubt that the brother of her
grandmother married n daughter Of
Caroline Amclic ElAlbeth of Bruins
wick. who was the wife Of George ".
of England
Al these facts have caused the police
10 make more than the usual efforts To
run down the murderer. hut their ef-
forts 50 far have been unavailing. and
the excitement caused by the crime is
growing hourly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-06
HYDROPHOBIA KILLS A BOY
Bitten Two Months Ago by a Dog Lad
Dies In AGONY.

New York. oct 4. 49, Fivc-ycar-old
James OTIarc Of 1G7 Lincoln avenue
who was taken 10 the Lincoln hospital
suffering from hydrophObia, died in
that institution.
The boy was bitten by n small doc
two months ago. and the wound was
cauterizcd by a physician. His body
began to swell. and he developed all
the symptoms Of rabies. barking like
n dog and becoming so violent that il
was necessary TO strap him to his cot
He died in terrible agony.