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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
PARING FOR
THE FOX HUNTERS
Annual Meet Of the Virginia
Carolina FOx-Hunters'
Association.
RACES AND TRAP SHOOTING
Orchestra Arrives From Wash
ington for the Fall and
Winter Season.
Gspectsi to The Times-DiSpatoh.J

THE MtCKLENBURG. CHASE CITY.
VA, September 29-The master OF thu
hounds. Mr.. e. w. overly. OF Boydton
and Colonel Hughes. the president Of thu
Nirginia-Carolina Fox Hunters. Assooia-
ton. announce with much pleasure that
all the railroads in Virginia and North
Carolina have consented TO give special
excursion rates to Chase city and return
during the meet in October
As the MecklTnburg is the headquarters
OF the association and the rendezvous for
the meet. naturally much interest centres
around the approaching hunting event.
Tia addition To the daily fox hunts, derby
races and bench show there will be the
attraction OF a day II trap-shooting.
which Will be popVfar feature
The MecHenburg stiu holds it's own. N
season and out people come and people
go. and the balance stays about even.
The orchestra Tor the autumn and win
Ter season arrived Tuesday from WASH
inston 10 succeed the summer orchestra.
and gave delightful concert in the lobby,
Wednesday morning. which was greatly
enjoyed and established its reputation
hero for good music
Mr. James O. Penn. of Danville and ais
very handsome and attractive wife are
spending some time here and are adding
n-u'h CD the social life Of the place
MT and Mrs. George L. Lyon and chill
dren, OF Durham. y. c.. are very at
traciive family party registered here.
Ihey were Joined for few DAYS hy MS.
LYONS handsome sisters the Misses
Carr. of Durham.
Norfolk has been derghtelilv represent
20 during the past two weeks bv Ms
NJ. A. Mihlado. Lieutenant Commander
United States Navy w - Srcknev
and Mrs. Stickney. AN Of whom gained
many friends and admirers here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

The fact that the SERIAL STORY for 1907 will be
ANOTHER GREAT NOVEL, 'The Fruit of the Tree" by
MRS. WHARTON, author of the famous "House of
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SANDS OF READERS
Send for Illustrated Prospectus of other interesting
features for next year.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
FUNERAL OF CAPT. POLLOCK

King George Co., Va. JIrc lG. 1906.
The funeral of Capt John G.. Pollock
took place yesterday afternoon at hi.
lat home, llubson, and RESERVES wcn
conducted 10y Rev b. 7. Turner. in the
presence Of sOrrowing relatives and
friends. The remains were then convey
ed 10 MarmiOn and laid 10 rest in tine old
Lewis hurying ground. The following
gentlemen acted ~ pnllbcarrrs Nossr-.
Fielding Ashton. Tharker Berry. John ).
Dickinson, l.. l.. Hunter, +. " Mason
and Rice llooc
Capt Pollock = death WAS So sn ldcn.
So unexpected. that the shock 10 h- fam
ily and friends was most severe. and
deepest sympathy is felt fer the roayrd
in their deep SORROW Though be- had
not been feeling we'll ior some weeks hp
was not considered sick and retired at
his usual hour Wednesday night. Dur
ing the night the summons came. and
like many other brave soldiers. b,
"Crossed over the river and rests undcl
the shade OF the tic.s Ills marrine.
soon after the Civil war 10 Miss tstc.t
Lewis. daughter oi the late Fielding
Lewis. Of King George. wasa hai py one
and she il indeed h' rraycd hy his sudden
death. Capt. Pollock moved from Stat
ford To King George with his fnmilS
about live years ago, aud had become
thoroughly identified with the county o
his adoption. He was communicate
of the Episcopal church, and lived con
-istcnt life To his brravcd family w
extend our heartfelt sympathy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
Richmond, FrederickSbuEg
and Potomac Railroad.
Schedule in effect May 21th, 1906.

Schedule in effect May 2Ith, 1906.
LEAVE NORTHwARD.
7.05A. NJ. daily. Stops on sivoal
at OecoQuan Sundays only stops at
Alexandria to discharge rssseugeis'
sos Am daily. Stopsa AleAaDdl "a,
i1O.14 a. III. daily except Sunday.
1O39a.m. Sunday only. Stops on sig
nal at Iceland, Brooke, Aqua, Wide
Water, Ried, Quantico, Cherry Hill,
Freestone, Negley, OceoquaO, Lor-
ton, Accotink. Franconia, seminary
aud Alexandria.
1.39 p. M. daily except Sunday.
Stops at Alexandria.
Gas +. Nj. daily. Stops a. Brooke
Wide Water, Quantico, and Ale1an'
dria.
1906 p NJ. daily. Stops at Alex.
andria. Stops on signal at Occoquau
on Sundays only.
Accommodation Trains from Rich
mond arrive 20 p. IN. AMI 6.e9 +. al.
daily except Sunday.
LRAVE SOUTHWARK.
5.55 A. NJ. daily except Sunday,
Richmond accommodation. Makes
all stops
6.21 A. III. daily. Atlantic Coast
Line train. Stops on signal 1T Wide
Water, Summit, Guinea, WoodslanP,
Penols, Rutherglen, Taylorsville, and
Glen Allen Sundays only; and at
Alexandria, Brooke. Milford, boswell
and Ashland daily.
So A. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Makes local stops on signal.
1929 p. NJ. daily, s. A. l.. train
Stops on signal at Lorton ami DC, O
qusn Sundays only, and daily at
Alexandria, QuantieO, Milford, Dos
w.ll and Ashland.
81 p IN. daily except Sunday.
Makes local stops on signal.
~ z. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coas
Line train. Stops nj Ale1andris
boswell and Ashland.
6.S9 y. NJ. daily. Makes local stop
en- signal
800 p. NJ daily. Seahoard Air lime
train. Stops At Alexandria, DOe-
we'll and Ashland.
NOTK-Time ct S.rivals and de
lartures knd connections mol guNr.
auteed.
g. G. cox. Agent
". d. DUKE. C.. ". GULF. ". T.. TANLtI
Asst. to Pres. Gen. Supt. rra. Man
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
JOS. ". COLBERT DEAD
Death Resulted From Effects OF
an Accident.
WILL Be BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL
Funeral Will Take Place tuesday From Methodist
CHI Oh at 7.3O P. NJ

Mr.. Joseph ". Colbert, OF Portsmouth
former resident of this city, died AT ms
home Sunday evening from the result o
a street railway accident last week, IN
which his arm was cut of The deceased
was a Confederate soldier. being mem
Der Of the famous Black Horse Cavalry
of WarrentOn, and served under Captain
afterwards Generan ". H. Payne nj
during the war. He was born in Eau
quier 81 years ago For years he con
Quoted business here on Commerce street
and later moved to Portsmouth, where
me resided 10 his death. He was n big
hearted man and had many friends. lie
is survived by his widow aud eight chill
dren. three sons. Newton \. Colbert, O
Norfolk: W. NJ and James Bradford Col
bert. Kansas City, Mo-; five daughters
Mrs. o. Rhea, of Mobjack Bay; Mrs ). :
CABOT. of this city; Misses Elma $, Sallit
and Matte Colbert OF Portsmouth.
The remains will arrive here Tuesday
at 30 p. m. and funeral 2:3O p IN. from
Methodist church, conducted by Rev J.
II. Light. Interment in City Cemetery.
The pallbearers will be c. W. Jones, W.
b. Goolrick, Samuel Fitzhugh, Capt. NJ.
B. Rowe, David Hirsh and John NJ. Girl
fin. Honorary-R.T. Knox, Mayor 7
p. Wallace. Geo. Arnaud, Judge John /.
Goodrich, james Roach and Capt. ID. NJ.
a.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
HERVEY HALL
HENDERSON KILLED
Was Ground to Death Under Ele.
waited Train in Chicago.
THE BODY WILL BE BROUGHT HERE

IIervey Hall Henderson, son OF the late
Rev. Roderick Henderson, Of Bradford
Ontario, Canada, and Mrs Juliet A. Hen
derson, Of fredericksburg was killed
under the wheels OF "A Southside elevated
railroad train at the Dearborn street sta
ton in Van Buren, street, CnicagO, Sat
urday.
Many who saw him killed told the
police that he apparently Jumped iniront
Of the train.
II. NJ Warner, the motorman, said
that Henderson jumped from the plat
form as the train drew alongside the
station platform. IL was impossible To
stop and in moment the man had been
crushed To death A. Henderson struck
the third rail there WAS "a bright flash
and the flesh was burned AWAY in places
on the arms and body.
The body was wcdged under the cnr
for half an hour, and il was necessary
for members of a truck company To raise
il from the tracks before the corpse could
he taken out twas taken 10 ROlston's
undertaking rooms, where cards estab-
fishing the identity OF the man were
found in the pockets. One read: "lncase
oi serious accident, notify my mother,
Mrs j. A. Henderson, lOll Charles
Street, fredericksburg, Va. or the near
est Masonic lodge Another paper
showed that Henderson was "a civil en-.
gineer. employed 10y the Chicago aud
Alton Railroad. and that he made Spring
field. H.. his headquarters.
The motorman said he was positive
the killing was not an accident From
Others the police learned that the plat
form was crowded and that il is possible
Henderson was accidentally pushed
from the platform. Most OF those who
SAW the body fall in front OF the train
were unable 10 say whether Henderson
had jumped off or not
Heryey H. Henderson was - years
old lie lived here several years, did en-
ginccring work, was then employed ~
bootkocpcr with the Bridgcwatcr Mill.
INK Co., laiar went To Brooklyn. where
he was connected with the Stearns silk
mills: then lee established a silk broker
age in New York, but was not successful
lie went to Springfield. Ill.,, and was
under t. llolbrook, chief OF engineering
department of the Chicago a Alton X
X, and WAS ~ the SCI wee 81 the rnllrOnd
at the time OF his death. 1t is supposed
be- was in Chicago To spend Sunday.
The body will not hc shipped here from
Chicago until Monday night, a. the in
quest was delayed until Monday. twill
arrive here on the 60 train Wednesday
morning and will be- buried with Masonic
honors 10y No. Lodge of this city, OF
which lp wa. "A fupfIlrr
lie is survived hy his mother. Mr..
Juliet T. Henderson, and sister, Miss
Euia Henderson.
Funeral will take place Wednesday
evening from the home of his mother, ON
Charles street conducted 10y Rev. DR.. J.
" X ,sebro In .rmrnt in city Cemetery.
The pallhcan.rs will he Messr-. + l..
". Green. j. Conway Chichester. g.
.O'Cpnur Goolrick. j. + Tlmherakc
Clearance H. Howard aud William
u 4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICE
AT METHODIST CHURCH

The Children Day service az the Meth
ndi-t church SUNDAY morning Vas one oil
the prctiirrt and most entertaining the
.rhoul ever held Prompilyat 1880 the
rntir. school marched from the chapel
into the church auditorium. under Snpt.
nv. D. Conway, while singing hymn,
Onward. christian Soldiers
The church was artistically decorated
with cut flowers. and with the hundreds
of children seated about the organ ana
i'm front az the church presented "A beauti'
iul spectacle.
The organ was presided over 10y the
school organi-t. Miss Vivian Conway
and the choir. composed of number "l
yonug girls. he'd the singing in most
crcditable manner.
The program was ~ follows.
PRAYER by Rev. j. II. Light.
Scripture Lesson.
Margaret Light.
Song-School.
Song-Primary department.
Exercise for boys, Loyal Soldiers
small bows. Willard Mcmillan. John Hen
dcrson. Lewis Baker. Charles Gore. How
ard Masters. VIVIAN Lay ''li' i''if '''
Bilingsley. Roland Perry and sam Ken
dali
Recitation-Elsie Garner.
Childrcns Day Song-l4 small glrls
Margaret Holman. Mary Rice, Margaret
NlcGee. Nettie Middleton. Ora Henderson
Elsie Garner. Gladys Jackson, Beatrice
Kendall. May I.oWery. Winnie Jellerson
Leah Green. May Green, Eulalm W hIt'
house. Zelma Jefferson.
RcciiatiOn-Nancy Light.
Rccitation-Mary Rice.
Song. Serving Your king-l' young
girls. Annie Rodgers, Gay Minor kutll
Kendall. Marietta Berrey, Mary Jackson,
Alice Middleton, Edith Light, Florence
Foster. Josie Downey, Annie Kendall
Rena Wright. Katie Smith, Sallle Marsh
Gnynelle Young. Doris Young.
Golden Alphabet-li boys AMI girls
Nancy Cunningham, Fred Thomas, Alice
Carver. Grace Garner, Evelyn Garnett'
Bertha Garner. Eleanor Young, Sadie
Minor. Messick Rowe, Harold Cartright,
Priscilla Wright, Jeanette Jefferson
Bertha Wright. Dewey Garrison
Address 10y Rev. J. ii. Light
SOng-SchOol
Benediction by Rev J. IL. Light.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
TO n. n. WALLACE

The City Democratic Committee AT u
meeting held Thursday night adopted
the following resolution concerning the
death OF Mr.. II II Wallarn, presented
by Mcs-rs. Rowe. Dannchl and Scott.
committee.
Whereas. An allwi-c Providence has
seen tit tu remove from our midst our
fellow citizen. II II Wallace and
Whereas. lie was member OF this
Committee. and for several years it,
chairman and member of the state
Democratic Commit 20. and ana active.
potent puliticni iactor IN the affairs OF
the Stat, Congressional district and ia
fredericksburg,
Therefore be- it resolved. That We de-
plore lii- loss az friend. because be- was
always true; ~ ana adviser because biz
advice was conservative and wise. and
~ % citizen. because be- measured mp "a
The full standard of good citizenship
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
CHILDRENS DAY AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday morning az 1870 the Baptist
Sunday School held Children Day eXer-
ci-es The audience room was parked
hy friends of the school The platform
was beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers udpottcd plants Capt :. j Quinn,
superintendent, announced the following
program. which was well rendered:
Opening hymn hy the school.
Recitation, Children's Day - Doris
Green.
Scripture readiug-Nora East
Prayer-Rey. r. 4. Williams.
Scripture reading Harvey Thomas
Recitation. Praisc-Myrtic Sale
Hymn 10y the school.
Recitation, The Way of the World
Myrtle Franklin
Recitation. All the Good We Can. 10y
three boys-Wilmer Williams. Arthur
Jones. Carr Goodman.
Hymn 10y the school.
Recitation. Willie's Rclellion-Dori-
Pates.
Hymn 10y the school
Recitation, The Best Way Bonnie
towering
Recitation. How Eddie Preached
Master Nimat Sacrcy and Miss Grace
Ilcilin.
Hymn 10y the school.
Recitation. Echoes from the Clock, 10y
twelve chldren-May Helm, Randolph
Stone. Ida Suuthworth. Reginald Rowe,
Olive Mills Horace Cole, jeanette Mills.
Frank shelton. Helen Franklin. Eddie
Stiars, Florence Stone. Franklin Keep
pen.
Recitation. Be Careful What You Say.
Boys-George Rawlings, Harold Genther,
Bernard Melton. Raymond Jones.
Motion Song. by31 children OF primary
class-Lewis Layton. Doris Pates. Bur
nette Layton, Gladys Nash, Ruth Clark.
Franklin Reopen, Archie Gray Williams,
TAYLOR Rowe, Margaret Goodrich, Leah
Armstrong. Ethel Genther, Buclah
Young. Addie Helm, Eleanor Baker,
Belle Johnson, Martha Skinner, Ida Shell
ton. Daisy Greene, Iilda Armstrong,
Helen Franklin, Reginald Rowe. Bonnie
Davenport, Imogene Stiars, Edward
Stars, Edith Davenport Olive Mills.
Jeanette Mills. Randolph Stone, Frank
Shelton. Kathene Helm, Lottie Walker,
Violet Ball, Ida White, Florence Smith
Recitation, Inasmuch-leon Clark.
Hymn by the school.
Address. Sunday Schools and ColDOrt-
age in Destitute Places-PrOfessUr f. ii.
Russell
Recitation, A Short SermOn-Isabel
Layton.
Collection 10y four little grls-Ida Bur
russ. Helen Timberlake, Margaret Sacrey,
Dorothy Freeman.
Hymn by the school.
Benediction by DR.. T. s. Dunaway.
Committee in charge OF these interest
ing exercsies-Miss Lizzie Proctor, chair
man: Mrs. Lizzie Courtney, Miss Grace
Helm. Miss Matte Tansill, Mrs. A b
Bowering. Miss Lula Williams, Miss Cora
Lee Cole. Miss Flossie Garner, Mrs. W. A..
Bell. A. b. Bowering, b. p. Willis, q. X
Swift. S. J. Quinn, Mrs. Eva Pound and
Mrs. A. b. Jones.
Committee on decOratiOns-G. K. Swift,
chairman; J. f. AIrich, Miss Bessie Ches-
lev. Miss Alice Cole, Miss Lula Williams,
Miss Mamie Willis, Miss Ethel Cole.
Organist-Miss Matte d. Quinn.
The exercises were pleasant, entertain
ing and very Instructive, and "a hand
some collection was realized for the Sun
day School and Bible Board.
A LOCKER On.
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kinds of Job printing in frst-class style
ot moderate Dricps.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
Get TEN THOUSAND
This Amount Appropriated By Con
Sress for Improving National
Boulevard Here.

Councilman f. ". Mills is ia receipt oi
a letter from senator Martin and one
from Congressman Hay, OF the Military
Committee stating that the Army Ap-
preparation bill, which has passed Con
gress and il now "A law, carries an mp
preparation of SlO,0O0 for widening and
improving the National Boulevard in
this city.
Senator Martin at the request OF n
committee from this city. composed OF
Messrs Mills, Cole and Rowe, asked Tor
an appropriation in the Senate Of
$40 600 for this purpose, which WAS
granted 10y that body, but when the
measure went Ia the Military Committee
oi the House the appropriation was re-
dhcrd To $4,000. Tie appropriation
is to hccNpcndod under the supervision
aud direction OF the SECRETARY oi War.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
FUNERAL OF Mr.. JOHN |. FRENCH

The funeral Of Mr. John !. French took
place from his late residence IN Stafford
Thursday evening AT 3:3O o'clock. The
services were conducted 10y Rev. D. j.
Shopoii. ana irtermcnt made in the fam
ily burying ground The pallheaiers were
Messrs. r :. Briggs, W. r. Gnecn, W.
Franklin. W. Il. Jones, T. X. Wheeler.
j. Z. Rowe. Joe Davis and G. ! Henry.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
UNWILLING POSTPONED

1t was announced that the members
and friends Of the l27th Reg .ment, Penn
sylvauia Volunteer Infantry, OF the
Army Of Potomac, would unveil the
handsome monument in the National
Cemetery here on Monday, but owing to
the hardness in completing the cree
ton OF the monument the date has been
postponed 10 Tuesday, June goth. The
party will number several hundred ana
viii arrive here n n speciel train oi
twelve coaches.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
BOWLING GARRISON
Married In Washington.

Mr. Andrew J Bowling OF this city
and Miss Margaret f. Garrison, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Garrison. OF
Garrisonvile, Stafford Co., lett here Mon
day morning on the 1908 train Tor Wash
ington, where they were married al noon
at the Fifth Ave. Baptist church, in the
presence OF a few friends Rev. Weston
Bruner. d. d oniciated They lett Tor a
bridal trip North, after which they VIII
reside in this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
Mr.. HAROLD LOWRY
He Received A. 3. DEF ee and Won Orators
Medal

MIR Harold Lowry son oi Hon. NJ X.
Lowry. has completed his coursc AT
Randolph-Nacon College, Ashland, ~
cciving his A. b. degree. lie also won
the medal in the Sutherlin oratorical
contest. Mr. Lowry has many friends
here and in Stafford who will be- pleased
10 learn Of his success He is an exceed
iugly promisingyoung man and TO doubt
has a bright future before him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
PREACHED At ST. GEORGES

Rev. John Poyntz Tyler, archdeacon
of the diocese of Virginia, preached mt
ST. Georges Episcopal church here sun
day morning Mt / O'Clock for DIR. X. j.
McBryde. who is at Lexington, where
his son graduates. Mr.. Tyler spoke ol
the missionary work OF the diocese oil
Virginia.
At night Mr.. Tyler preached ut Spotsyl-
vapia (, II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
FATAL ACCIDENT
Bah Brown, Of Falmouth. Killed b. fall From
Telephone Pole

Bub Brown, OF Stafford county, who
has been employed by the Long Distance
Telephone Company in the construction
Of "A line in the South, accidentally iell
from telephone pole on Friday and
was killed His remains were shipped
here from Mobile. Ala. Sunday afternoon
and were int rred in the cemetery at
Berea church on Monday. Mr.. Brown Is
SUI yived by two brothers, who reside in
Falmouth. He was an Industrious
worthy young man, was practlcalIy
raised 10y Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wallace
OF Stafford county. and his sudden death
was a great shock to his many friends
and lis family.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-19
GOULD--BR0W
Home WEDDING On Hunters Island.

A quiet wedding took place on Hun
ter's Island, the home OF Mrs. Sarah
Hunter, Monday at noon, when Mr. Geo.
II. Gould, of Louisville, Ky, aud Mrs
Lillian h. Brown, nee Miss Lillian
Bowler. were united in marriage by Rev.
DIR. J. W. Roscbro Only the immediate
relatives Of the bride were present. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Gould lett on
the |. 80 train for their home in Louis