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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-13
History of the Case.

Captain Alfred Dreyfus of the artil- lery, a member of a wealthy Hebrew fam lily of Alsace. where he was born in 1S59 was on October 1t 1884, arrested on the charge of communicating French mill itary secrets to a foreign power. Two months later Dreyfus was tried by court martial and found guilty and on Janu- ary he was publicly degraded and de- ported to Devils Island near Cayenne. French Guinea, there apparently to spend the remainder of his life. The friends and relatives of Dreyfus. notably his wife, always believed in his innocence, and de- voted all their energies to the work of proving that he had been unjustly con- demned.
 Colonel Picuuart, when he became chief of the intelligence department of the French army in 1895, examined the docu- ments in the proceedings against Drey- fus and questioned the correctness of the nroceedings and continuing his investi- cation formed the opinion that the evi- dence pointed to Major Count Esterhazy as heinz the guilty man. Picquart de- ternined to see that justice was done, and there ensured fight to preserve the honor of the French army.
 Dra,rfus on November 15. 1897 charged Esterhazv with writing the most incrimi- natine document. but the latter was ac- c,,itted hv a court rtial in the follow ing January.
 The late Emile Zola warmly espoused the cause of Dresfus and made serious charges against the French general staff and was condemned to pay heavy fine and suffer imprisonment, but the sem tence was uuashed.
 When M Cayaignac became head of the French war office he read in the cham Der of deputies several documents which. he said. proved the guilt of Dreyfus. Col onel Picquart afterward charged that these documents were forgeries, for which he was arrested and degraded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-13

tions connecting Dreyfus with the bor- dereau rest only on hypothesis and con lecture.
 "The accusation against Dreyfus,' con tinues the decision, whether based on the handwriting or text of the bordereau was completely unjustified and without motive Moreover, Dreyfus has a large fortune, and one seeks in vain for any reason for his committing such a crime
 "The court, therefore. holds that as all the accusations against the accused fall to the ground, there Is no necessity for a new triad, and consequently, the Judg- ment in condemnation is annuled as un- warranted by the evidence"
 In conclusion the court noted Dreyfus' waiving of pecunary indemnity, and or- dered it's decision to be transcribed on the records of the Rennes court-martial and to he inserted in the official journal, and also in five newspapers to be designated by the procurator general and at the cost of the government and in fifty papers of Paris and the provinces to be designated by Dreyfus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-13
Turned Into Rowling Mob.

MT. Evans appearance before the con- vention was the signal for frenzied dem onstration.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
Gnm llnntrn Sllnulh
Drrss fnr 1iraltlr
by DR.. ABBY SHAW MAYHEM.
Assistant Professor Of Physical Trsinlns.
Wisconsin university.


20 We wish to dress heahu comfortably The prince
pie IS perhaps aincuy and that freedom To that
has perfect freedom Of moyementhat what strive
for To dress that stand CORRECTLY
that all lungs and that shall coneou.
OF coheshai will much bringing vgor to
women who have made themselves slaves Of dress.
There four points Of the body which restrict more or
less They are the neck the waist the knees and
the waist discard and bands an our clothes
one piece as Tar possible Healthy free Tar
more Than We dream hne pose good digestion per
Torrance OF all the functions Of the body
The wearing OF tight shoes had thought be preached
against but hoeman made the other dy tina,
young women shoes siEes for them The
broad toe straight last and low heel essential We would b,
welcomed feet.
The second principle OF good dress The weigh, Of the cloth
ing should be equally distributed This EASILY
by wearing the onepeoe under by hay he a,
ana skirt OF the gown thoroughly fastened together
Inc third principle Is that there should be even distribution
meknes Unless union We double the Thickness
around the waist and abdomen The heated parts become the
parts and are therefore subject to disease
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
Dorena Items.
Cotton is opening slowly.

Cotton is opening slowly.
Mr.. Aydelo,i wen, to Hickman
Monday.
Mrs. Polhamus visited Mrs. White
Monday.
Mrs. Ida Williams is visiting Mrs.
Sarah Hall this wek.
John Lambert returned home from
Charleston Monday evening.
Thurman Pickett and Marion
Dick we're in Cairo last week.
Little Mamie Aydelo,, was the
guest Of Mamie Pickett Sunday.
Miss Marietta Fowlkes spent
Saturday night and Sunday in HEX
man.
Mrs. o. T. Aydeloti. Of Medley.
No, was the guest Of Mrs. King
Sunday.
Mrs. T. W. Pickett spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mrs.
Byassee.
Mrs. J. D. Pickett visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morse. OF
Birds Point, last week.
Miss Jessie Mcclellan and Mrs.
Oma DreEry passed through here
Sunday enroute to Wolf Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. King are all
smiles. A girl was born TO them
last week, weighing eight pounds.
Messrs. T. L. White, B. T.
Hughes. VIM. Barnes and B. c.
White went 10 Charleston Thursday.
J. {. Primrose, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. Byassee's family. return
ed to his home in Kenton. Tenn.
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Crawford's family and Miss
es Stella Hisey and Wye and Nan
ME Tankersley we're the guests Of
Mrs. T. L. White Sunday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
Meeting Closed at the Holi-
ness Church.

The revival meeting which Rev
Slinkard, OF Miilersvile. No. has
been conducting at the Holiness
church Of Christ. has closed, after
being successful.
God blessed in every service and
twenty one or two souls we're saved
or sanctifed during the meeting.
Rev. Swanner, Of Caruthersville,
the pastor, who assisted in the meet
ing, has returned to his home 10
look after PASTORAL duties there,
preparing for the Eastern Council
meeting in November. He will be
back to preach the third Sunday in
this month. Ethel Nelson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
Route No. One.

Mr.. W. D. Benthal vas in Mos
COW one day last week.
Or. p. B. Curtin and wife and lii
tle son visited his parents Sunday
Herman Werner and Cam Will
Jams vent 70 the bottom Friday.
Mr.. Bill Newton and Miss Topsy
Ballov verb out driving Sunday eve
ming.
Misses Mary E. Werner and
Gladys Benthal visited Miss Willie
Curtin Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Werner visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Guss McCary
Sunday.
Mr.. Otto Edmiston Of Moscow is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Ben
thai and family this week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
&milh Ap ttlr
Gnmr 6rahr
BY Gov. JOSEPH W. FOLK.
OF Missouri.

good enough place for him to spend his money.
NO merchant succeed without
one way or another Patronize your town pa.
pefs' build them up and they will build the town
up and build you up increased trade and greater
opportunities
DO not be afraid that business is going 10 be
h"" oy the recent exposures OF wrongdoing IN IN.
commercial world. No man who is doing an ho,,
cat business can be injured by the light.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
NO. a. g.'

Sin Is sexless.
Heaven is a reward. no, . ra |
The greatest luoE is born Of h..
1t requires trials to mal, lr.o,..
Honest sweat makes ,vs,,
Der.
Any coward can 30 IN. s,..,
thing. rf-H
A life measured only by l.o,,
years Is usually life wasted
Speaking Of good judges of.,-,
nature, how abou, a child anisA,'l
An honest vote is the best ~.
cine for the Ills Of the body pa,.-
Mrs. Jones calls her baby .c
fee because !, keeps her aval.
nights.
Men Who pose la The l.n..,.
should be careful Of shat it.v d. !.
the twilight.
A dollar-ovned man s Of I'll
worth 10 the community than IA.
owned dollar.
What some men believe 20 be
crisis in their lives is usually nj,
~ an incident.
When man begins "ay.nf Ia.
4 Is a pretty good sign that be- as
not been walking straight
II there Is anything more nls.
lous than an old natl vha tas,
act giddy. Il Is an old man ra5 ira
90 act coliish.
A literary magazine tells OF a OIL
elist vho "vroie three stores n "a.
night, then walked out an o1-ss.
dow and fell four.
A Young woman should Team nf
difference between the heart beats q
her lover and the breaking of a pa.
siiull Of hne cigars.
Il makes a man mad 10 sraf 4
lock Ct a girls hair in hls sa'ls.
and discover upon quafreinf "a
heF that u Il from her switch
Going into business. like gong /,
In balloon. Is easy. bat trying 10
land With both feet on the groun..
floor frequently ends 9Th a iali
Why is Il that The average Hfi.
man man finds a seat on he bard
boards ia ihe'haaball gfanisiaai
softer than the cushioned pes n d
church.
Man scws a button on bis ifaarn
nth about the same degree OF 90
he manor born" as b. eHemp..asl
BY a woman when she tries o. baHl
ish hook.
An Indiana poet svallovcl a bt.
lie OF musoilage by mistake, taial.
ng Il vas a bottle OF cough mei-
inc He is nov coughing up a'aP
'ook poems already gummcd io'
FASTING.
Oh. no you had better not typ
70 10 church. The weather man q
UGH a wicked fellow he iusi might
.ause a little shower 20 come up ia
lure spite. Isn't II simply asiaI'-
h. dear
UNCLE FUiIR
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G. II. Branslord, one Of Fulton's
prominent business men. died at his
home in Fulton last week after a lin.
gering illness. Mr.. Bransford has
for the pas, twenty-five years been
engaged in the manufacture Of brick
in that city, and had accumulated
quite a fortune.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12

Corscts. waist
hands. abdominal re-
presscrs waist stocking
supporters twop piece
undercloihing or two
piece suits Of any kind
should not be worn b,
girls of women There
are three principles
which must BE- adhered
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12

A young negro was shot to death
near Vicksburg in Livingston county
Saturday, by John Scott. a farmer
Of that section. Jones assaulted a
youHg daughter Of SCOTS and was
chased down by the father and kill.
ed in his tracks. Scott is no, likely
10 be molested. as sympathy Of the
people are with him. In the pas,
few months two other negroes we're
lynched in this same locality for as.
sault.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12

We wish the CITY
merchant to build up.
but we also desire the
country merchant To
prosper. | do not be.
lieve in the mail-order
citizen. II a place j.
good enough for a man
to live in and to make
his money in. il is a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
Nnt "lIlllat lllnntan
HIT 'lnhat ArtrrHH
ny BEN TEAL.
General stsss Director Cor Frohmsn.

HERE was a time when the announcement OF tragedy OF
sensation was followed by the question: who was the
woman at the bottom of Il
To-day the inquiry has been changed to- Who Is
the actress at the bottom of tf
This Is because the public and many who write for
H. have not learned TO difcrcntate between the real
actress aud the who has merely appeared behind
the foorghts Perhaps this appearance was limited 70
one week one nghi-but her name has been ON pro-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12

public cstiauo
hans she never rehearsal stage being dismissed Tor
and photograph ba1oned as Miss
Smith. actress
The promuous or ndiscrmna,e Of the term actress Is
carried TO the extent where parakes OF the Of
charity insomuch multitude Of sins As matter Of
fact YOU study lives OF the minded people Of the stage
especially is women you will find that they have the time in
duge half the dsspaton peculiar to society women Hear
drawing lines Il Is not question OF cast or
star leading lady, bat Of folk general m
ncodrama legitimate high comedy musical productions
This applying actress" every person who
tentatively expcmcnay the Is about appropriate
would be call journalist stencil work
e an artist
the proper search Tor recognition and the
Indulgence pleasure along Broadway between
delight despair and failure light and darkness The
stage responsible for the morals Of rs beauties than
cy responsible when young OF the soaed smart set
goes asay There many moral wrecks IN society
the viewing both of institutions The trouble d,
much importance given who do the
stage actresses the stage cloak
the real life they lead the life thai started BY deng parental and
all other discipline the life that will admit discipline shape
form These the girls who ht from
another who hold position because they viii
The fortunate she has
three meals day occasional bath and hours
The OF the time she is ehearsng studying thinking Without
the combination Of Willingness work and fair OF ability
human being should choose other profession Genius the
stage elsewhere merely hard work and combined
with fair am,int Of talent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12

According 10 the decision Of the
Attorney General, the only bar to
the importation Of German sausaees
is finding the tag and collar.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-10-12
Your
Attention
Please.

AS a special inducement to new
! subscribers, and renewals as well,
! we are. for short time only, max
ing the following very liberal club
bing offer to those who might wish
to avail themselves of it.
1t is getting near to winter time
and you will want more reading
matter at your Preside than you have
had during the summer months.
These rates are lower than you
can get them to save your life.
Base the Courier at ST. a year
and add the rates for the other pa
pers to the Courier price. These
rates guaranteed for 80 days only, so
take advantage at once of these low
rates.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13

Mr.. +. T. Covey received a phone mes
sage from Centreville, Md, Monday
stating that his brother, MIR. Joe Covey,
was dying OF Bright's disease at his
home at that place Mr.. Convey lett on
the 1899 train for Mary land.
Remember this stores special offerings
each day this week from Z. Nj. To q +.
NJ. one afternoon this week we will offer
some great values in yard wide Taiietas
and other silks. Come every day. The
Il. y. Brent Store.
Mrs Chas. Wallace has returned from
Washington. where she went to see her
son. Mr.. j. Stausbury Wallace, who Is IN
"a hospital there. aud is improving rap
idly.
Something new. Ladies coilarett's,
collar spreadcrs back and side combs.
Beautiful STYLES at II T.. Norris. the
jewelcr mad optician, so Main street
MIR aud Mrs Ainsworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan and children. all al tHiii"rhih'
were guests of MIR Frank Guest NJ
"Snowden" Saturday and Sunday.
You are cordially invited toinspcct my
blrpe sock of new jewelrN suitable Tor
the Easter dress at II. T.. Norris, the
iewelcr and optician, SO Main street.
Hon. lanes VI. Lewis.of Essex county,
a member nj the House of Delegates, ar,
rived here Monday from Richmond and
left 10y steamer for his home.
Headquarters for diamonds fine
watches. wedding, siguet, birthstone
and fancy rings, at II. +. Norris the
icweler and optician, SO Main street.
Mr. W. Thomas Jones spent sunday IN
Spotsylyauia at his fathers. Hereports
his father couvalescent and his brother
B,ale as slightly improved.
Mrs. Mollie y Cole lett for Swanshoro,
Va. Monday to attend the funeral oil her
brotheriu-law. Mr. W. +. Bryce, form
crly of this city.
Belt buckles and shirt waist sets. the
latest designs. just received at II J.
Norris. the leWelcr and optlcian. 80
Main street
Mr. Irwin G.. Perry is still confined To
MS lNtl If0li iit lit' ~ va 'Ht' Mus - 1900
i'm his loot Dr. poggett is attending
him.
Mrs. Mary Quinn Hicks left Toy steamer
Monday Tor rbauna, WHORE she VIII be-
"a guest of Mrs 4 Il. Alexander.
Expert hand engraving and watch IT,
pairing at II T.. Norris. the i"W"lrr ana
op,iciau. So Main street
Mr.. ". y. Morgan, of the Northern
Neck News. Warsaw. WAS iu the clty
Monday.
Miss Annie Nicholson has returned from
a J leasaut visit To- friends in Washington.
Mr.. ". y. Blake lcit on business trip
Monday for Baker ~ Wallace.
Mr. Thomas Harris was in Washing
ton Monday ON business.
Mr. John Crow. Of Thornshuc. was in
tile city Monday.
Miss Bette Cole is six al her home ON
Fau1uicr street
Miss N.lenc Cole is quit. indisposed al
hrl home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
TELEGRApHERS HOLD MEETING
National President Ptrham PrsssHt-idirfis
and Supper Followed Business Session.

The local order Of Railroad Telegraph
ers met AT the Odd Fellows Hail. on Main
street. Friday night. to welcome II. B
Pcrhan. OF St Louis pgc-id 'nt al The
Railroad photographers oi tie lmtcd
States IL was strictly a business meet
ng and the session lasted irw 3 to
1880. The local officers are $. i. Gen
thy. secretary and treasurer nad J..
4. boswell, chief tclcgrnpher. Those IN
attendance were the operators on the
line of the r. +. 4 p. X Il. irpu Rich
mond to Washington, as lolloWs.
j. ". Turner. Il Tolbcrt l. II Allen.
q. \. Bowles. l. L. Eubank. Il r Moss.
;. Il. Gentry. G. X Mas-ir. e.. H. Boz
chen. Y. 5. j. Vaughan T.. e.. Dunaho"
j. G. Farmer, K NJ Gmham, II {. Jones,
j. ". Smith. j. +. Stone. T.. T. boswell,
b. &. Harding j r. Cousin. j l. iiar
rison. W. T. Thompson.
After the meeting "a banquet was hr.d
at the GlrnWood Cafe. where "a delight
ml menu was served udhddrss.s mndr.
President Pcrham being the pin d..
speaker.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
TO BECOME BENEDICIS

Much interest il manii sted in the mar
riagc this month of two OF Ashland,
most prominent mcn-Mr Stunewal
boswell aud Mr. Joseph Edward Cox
Like Damon aud Pythias Of old, they
have been InscparnbIe for many yrnrz.
b,iug Intimately associntcd in business
~ well ~ sociIl affairs Not until re-
Gently. however, have they ronfided To
each Other their secret purpose 10 assume
the role of Boucdicts This iact was dis
closed when the two found themselves
face To face in the store OF well known
jcwcllcr, in Richmond on the same mis-
sion.
Mr. Cox is To b.. married ON March %.
j" Richmond To Miss Harrht Hall, of
that city
Eight days later Mr. boswell is 10
marry Mi.~ Hamilton. Of Augusta coun-
~.
Mr. Cox il he auditor oi the r f. 4
T. K r.. aud will make hi4 home ia the
lGiuw 80 kchmoad -A-hlamd Corr.
Times Dispatch
Mr. j. f. Cox is a brother of Mr.. e E.
Cox. of This city. the efficient agent ol II
L. T. 4 =. K. x
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
hb27llyr


A curious relic of t1e old days Of the
Uaper dulles which 50 muci hampered
Journalistic enterprise I'm The first half
Of the nineteenth century is the lirst
number OF Ber.hold's Political Hand
kerchief. being news sheet printed
on cotton fabric instead Of paper II
Is dated London. Saturday, Sept. 3
1881; price, fOurpence. And the letter
press. which Is fairly legible, IS as re-
markable as the material on which it is
printed. The tone of this news rag Is
intensely radical. but II reproduces the
order Of ceremonial TO be observed al
the coronation Of King William ". and
Queen Adelaide on the following
Thursday, and 1t III announced that a
proclamation to the people Of Europe
will appear In our next cotton II
Is embellishcd with n medallion wood
cut of Napoleon crossing the Alps, but
the ink I'm this pictorial effort was toe
much for the cotton. and the Alps are
in a fog and the emperor, on horseback
very distuct.-London Mail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
schedule in effect Jan. 18th, 1906.
LEAVE NORTHWARD.

IL
6.1OA. NJ. daily. Stops 'n s'gnN
1t Occoquan Sundays onN 0fol r al
Alexandria to dischare, myers.
s.11 AN daily. Stops Aie1ahdliA
1899 A. NJ. daily. StoIs on signh'
Al Iceland, Brooke, Aqua, Wide
Mater. Ried. Quantico, Cherry Fill,
Freestone, Negley, Occoquan, LOr
ton. Accotink, FrancOnig. Seminary
and alexandria.
i.s3P. NJ. daily eSc,pf Sunday
Stops ar Alexandria.
S.Ss p. NJ. daily StoY- a Brooke.
Vide Water, Quaptico, aui AleN0n-
lria.
1895 y NJ. daily Stope AT Alex
sa6rjq. stops GA sigma! no Occouueu
IA Snl days only.
Accommodation Train FROM Rich
n0ud arrives 6.29 Z. Nj. cauy t2-
.ept Sunday,
IEAVF SOUTHWARK.
5.5h.A. AZ. daily except Sunday,
Richmond recommendation. Makes
all stops
s.2i A. II. daily. Atlantic Coast
Line train stops on signal az Wide
Water, Summit. Guinea, WoodslNne,
Peuoly. Rutherglen, Tay,orsville, and
Glen Allen Sundays only and ct
Alexandria, Brooke, Milford. boswell
and Aehlaud daily.
9.8S :. 81. daily cEcePf Sunday
Makes local stops or signal.
l2.99 z. u daily, $. A. /. train
Stops on signal RI Lorton AM Deco
qlau Sundays only, AM daily
Alexandria. Ousntico. Milford. Dos
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
MRS. SNELLIkGS RELEASED
Grove, Sent 10 SlaIlold Iof Trial.

W. W. Groves and Mrs Mile Snr-
lings. Of Stafford, who were arrested
here Friday ON o warrant charging
Groves with DESERVING his wife and chill
drcn. sued out a writ OF habras corpus
from Judge Mason. Whom the appIica-
ton was made at , p. M. here Saturday.
q. b. Wallace. commemorative attpr
uey, stated before Judgn Mason tha' no
warrant had been issued ON which Ms
Snclings could be- held. but the warrant
charging Groves with dcsertiup his Wiir
was sufficient 10 hold him for court and
an additional warrant was ISSUED charg
ing him with lewd and la~ciyiou- con-
duet. Mrs SnelIing~ was released from
jail and Groves taken 10 Stafford 10y
Sheriff Wamslcy 10 be tried on both
rhlrpps
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
CHALK TALK On TEMPERANCE

Rev. T. j. richardson, OF Richmond,
nude "A chalk talk 10 the children in the
basement of the Baptist church Sunday
at . O'Clock The speaker had his lecture
well la hand and pleased the audience
very much 10y bis witty sayings His
subject wa, illustrated by drawings
mndc on the occasion, showing the
progress the drink habit made upon th'
beginner, which greatly amused the
children. who thought them equal 10 ia"
comic valentine. The speaker however.
mAd- .umt STRONG pnInt. il bis aldrrss
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
LEITfR 10 J. E. SC0II

Dear Sir: When you can buy paint foi
less than Devoe; don't; save yourmoney
Mr. Aaron Higgins, Plainheld, y j, al
ways used - gallons OF paint for his
house: Devoe took II.
Mr. Ezra Rathmell Williamsport, Pa
always used II; Devoe took &.
Mr.. Burt Young, Girard, Pa, always
used a gallon for certain rooms; took
hall as much Devoe
Mr Nathaniel Barber, Canton, y !
bought II Devoe; used less than u.
You can always buy paint for less than
Devoe; don't save your moner.
The wearing counts the same way and
doubles the difference.
The cost OF painting is by the gallon
Weak paint costs more; most gallons.
Yours truly
II Wv DEvOE & Co
p. 81. Willard Adams sells our paint.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
LOUISA COL0RED MAN
FOUND DEAD

IN, body OF 70 colorod man about 60
wears old was found on the e. y . via
duct. iu Richmond lying lace down br-
tween the rails. Papers were found in
thc clothes of the man giving his name
as H. Martin piggs. Locust Greek,
Louisa county.
Its thought that be- I'm from one oi
the trains which passed through Rich
moud and was dragged for some dis
taucc along thr yia!uct.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-13
MRS. MAGGIE DALEY DEAD

Mrs. Maggie Daley, who recently at
tempted suicide here on sunday week
last bv inGicting a severe wound III the
right temple with pair OF scissors, died
at the STATE Hospital at stanton Sun
day morning. The remains were snip
ned here for nterment, aud the funeral
took place from the home OF her mother
Mrs. Geo. Gouldmau, at 1870 o clock
Monday afternoon. The services were
by Rev. DR.. X. j. McBrNde.
Interment i'm the City CemeterN.