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FATHERS

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Suu and Tide Table,

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Now is your chance to get Lee Coal. Barge
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clean coal right from the mines. Order your
coal while unloading,
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
EDENT0N PAYNE
Beautiful Marriage at PartIoW.

ON Sunday morning, June 81. at 1913,
O'Clock. the home OF MIR and Mrs. l.. Il
PAYNE. at Partlow. Spotsylvania cour-
tv. was the scene of a pretty marriage
when their daughter. Miss Annye Mae
Payne. became the bride OF Mr. Add'
James Edenton A large number oirela
tiyes and friends were present to witness
the ceremony 50 impressively performed
by Rev. J. 5. Ryland. The happy p.ir
we're ushered into the parlor by Mr..
Edgar +. Payne. brother of the bride
and Mr.. Joe Payne, cousin OF the bride.
The bride was becOmingly attir"d ~
white organize with lace and satin rb-
bon trimmings hat and gloves to match.
The groom il IA young man oi line bu-l-
ness qualities and character. The bride
is a generous and Kind young laiy.
They received valuable and useful pres
ents and numerous congratulations
A Friend.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
WILLIAMSBURG INVESTIGATION

Colonel Walter II Taylor OF Norfolk.
who for twelve years wa president ol
the board of directors. was an interest
ing witness ia the ayslnm investigation
nd Williamsburg Wednesday.
Colonel Taylor spoke highly of Dr.
Foster. who be- said was we'll quahiied
for the position Of superintendent tie
testified at length as 20 the duties al thc
board. and insisted that il the members
attended tn the accounts, they would
not have time for other duties. t1l
TAYLOR said he had told Dr. Foster, when
he first became superintendent. that he
would have trouble ON account oi tn
factions in Williamsburg
Col. TAYLOR said that it had been
printed that he had purchased brandy
Tor the asylum. lie said he only
purchased three gallons at time and
very inirequently.
He said that the supplies purchased
10y Capt. McCracken and Mr.. Starke
were satisfactory both rs regards price
and quality
4 sensation occurred when Mr.. Bowry
stated that f.. Ii Cloves had stuck a
knife in his back because he voted lor
Martin" reducing his salary $40 a
month
Witness said Cloves said he could
appear before the board with better
grace if he had voted for Montague.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
JUNE WEDDINGS
BURGWYN- CAUTH0RN

At S.3O O'Clock Wednesday evening il'
ii Johns church. Tappahamock, Mis-"
Frances Page Cauthorn. daughter oi Mr..
and Mrs. Il. r. Cauth0rn, became the
bride of MIR. Henry King BurgwNn, OF
Jackson, ~ C., Rev. William Nelson
Meade officiating.
Miss Leah CauthOrn, sister oi the brlde'
MAS maid OF honor The bridesmaids
we're Misses Emma Cauthorn, Charlotte
Barnes Wright and Bertha Allen latanc'
nf Tappahannock, Minnie Grccnougl
Burgwyn. oi Jackson, \. {, rance,
Gordon Warwick, OF Richmond, ana
Susie Hitch. of Norfolk.
Mr.. Calvert &. Pebbles, OF Jackson, n
C.. was best man; grOomsmen lhcluue'
DR. r. W. NJ. Long, +. Wilkins l@"is
". III. T. Burgwyn, of Jackson, \. T.
Eugene Philips, OF Tappahannock, Ih"s
Croxton Ware. of Richmond. and Ii. \
Cauthorn. of Tappahannock.
The bride came in with her brother
Mr. W. l.. Cauthorn She wore lrlsl
point lace over white taiieta aud chiffon
n tnlle veil. and held n shower bouquet al
Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
After the wedding reception wa
riyen i'm the home Oi MIR. and Mrs Is. u
Brockenbrough, from 9 To II. \ proiu
sion of wedding gifts were displayed.
MIR. and Mrs. Burgwyn arrived hef'
Thursday ON a LAUNCH, accompanied hN
the following: Geo NJ. West, ). 1
Phillips. e. &. Pebbles, &. {. Burgwyn
.Ir. W. II. Burgwyn Jr, Miss Wright
Miss Hitch. +. " Lewis, W. Cauthorn
". NJ. Long, +. c. Anderson IL. /
Guerrant.
MIR. and Mrs BurgwNn took train her
for a bridal trip North
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
FRAZER Parish
A Pretty Home Wedding in Orange.

Miss Sarah Penn Parish, daughter oi
Mrs. VI. f.. Parish, Of IN. Orangc county
and DR.. J. u. Frazer. son oi David NJ.
Frazer. of the same county, were married
at 3 p. III. JuEe 9th. at the residence OF
the brides mother in the presence oil IL
few relatives. The wedding party en-
tered the parlor to the music OF Lohcn
grins Wedding March, played 10y Mis-
Carrie Bell Frazer. and The couple Wer'
united by Rev. ". J. Decker. lmmcdl
ately after the ceremony they lelt for an
extended wedding tour The bride is
one OF Orange county's most accom-
plished young ladies, and the groom Tor
several years has been a popular and
successful physician. The young COUPE
will reside at the home OF Mrs. VI +
Parish. where DR.. Frazer will continue
practicing medicine.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
R0BT. FORMERS WILL
He Was Worth Over Three Million Dollars

The will of the late Robert Portncr,
has been offered for probate in Washing
ton. Aside from personal requests, in.
GLIDING $4,000 to Manassas Lodge OF
Masons to build Masonic hall; $4,000
to improve the streets OF Manassas, and
a So 600 trust fund, the income from
which is to aid the poor OF Manassas,
all the estate, exclusive OF the brewery
in Alexandria, is left in trust to the
executor, the American Security and
Trust Company, for the benefit OF the
family Of the deceased. His interests IN
the brewery at Alexandria are divided
equally between the ten children, and
the American Security and Trust Com
pany is named as trustee of the children
who have not attained the age OF
twenty-five years. and also the guardian
of the minor children. The estate will
exceed three million dollars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
VIRGINIA NEWS

At the funeral oi Senator Gorman in
Washington un Thursday Senator Man
tiuand Congressman Rixey We're members
of the Joint Congressional committee.
r Il Webb, aged scycnty-nine y"nrs
ID Confederate soldier. died az his homf
near Warsaw Wednesday. lie IL snrvie-
by "a wife, two Sons, and five daughters.
lIuntou Tiffany, Of Landmark. Lou
dnun county. ana Miss Lena Stuart
Shnckeliord. daughter of MIR and Mrs, j.
" ShackcIiord. Of l'auquicr county,
were married Wednesday at the bride p
home. They will reside ia Scottcounty.
4 shooting and cutting ARRAY
occurred in Rappahannock county, near
NoodviIr The participants wcrr John
Dodson. John Elliot aud VIM Lake.
The trnuhlc is alleged TO have grown
ont of the attention which nodron and
Elliot were paying u Young waman
The three men met aud "a quarrel arose,
DodSon shouting Elliot 100 the hand
lcnLc WIS also Wounded. Dudson made
his escape.
state Senator Noel. OF lee county. who
was - candidate lpr the Republican nom
nation in the Ninth district. has with
drawn from thc race Democrats from
the Ninth SAY that Preston Campbell, oi
Abingdon, will probably bee the Demo
cratic opponent of EcprcscntatiyrScmp
Republicans have h,cn very JEALOUS on
seeing that all poll-taNrs were paid on
time ia the Ninth.
At thc Junetcrm OF $. court at llar-
r,ouburg r. II Shiille', charged with
Illicit di-tillug in Albcmarle, received "a
fine oi 5000 aud "a sentence al thnr
months in the stanton jail Judgment
against Ashhy Powell. etc. 0f Greene
county. Tor S31OS was returned. Tni-
was "a .llt ior debt un diStilIrl bond.
Carter Iuuthau. while a witness. was
fined 81 hy Judge Mcdowell for uprat-
ing certain Statements that he Wa
warned not To rp'at
congratulate Mr.. Jack Ous-onS on
his promotion ~ assistant general man
airr Of the Armiuus Mines company.
ltrv J Il Wilkinson WAS the recip-
lent for DE- Baptist church cd this place
of "a block 81 Gts lots opposite the ne"
church. on which 90 parsonage VIII be-
erected This sumurr. Ih" donation was
made b., Mrs Harold j. Van pucr-en.
ut, Miss Craze Adams. Mrs Lila
Harton. oi Mineral. has had PLACED in thr
Episcopal church. az considerable cN-
r.n-.. boo tine windows in rear OF The
ri.prpl iaur hght- ui''Art-lfaded glass.
which ornament the church aud soifnn
the rays ui the midday sun-Mmeral
Mirror.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
CHILOREN'S DAY
Falmouth Union Sunday School
Has Interesting Celebration
REV J. Il. LIGHT AND Mr. PETER HEWITT MAKE
ADDRESSES, ETC.

The a. celebration Oi Children lloN al
fine Union church. Falmouth, ON last
Sunday. jane 3. was an occasion nll oi
intcrcs, aud pleasure. The church was
prrttilv decorated with cycrgrecns ad
flowers oi every description. The eNrr-
cises consisted of Rotations and III e
ing. and WAS one the most pleasant
/ Children's Day entertainments held ~
/ Falmouth for some years The follow
I ing program WAS promptly announced
| hy superintendent VIM England.
Opening chorus, the Bannered Host,
/ 10y the school.
/ Prayer 10y Rev. j. II Light
Scripture lesson 10y superintendent.
Childen's Day Greeting, 10y Beatrice
/ Payne
/ ii All the Flowers We're Roses, 10y Mol
liz Pollard. Bertha Sncllngs Macy SIN u
ings Glcnsmore Ellis and Pearl Smell
/ ings
'Tis Summer Time, 10y Irene Boutchatd
and Edmo Snellings
Have "A Purpose, 10y Bessie Ellis
Sonr-Enlist for God. 10y the school
IIaisy's Stolen Ride, 10y Jennie Sucllings,
Wisdom from the Flower 10y Mollr
Pollard.
Too Big. by BrOaddus Dye.
What the Flowers Say, 10y Ida Pollard
and Pearl Suclhngs
The Birds Message, by Helen Jones
ThcLowly Stranger 10y Pearl Sncllnps
only Rosebud 10y Gracie Snrllngs
Would You Like To CO. 10y Broaddu-
/ Dyc and Ernest stephens
Song-All Praise 90 God, lbs school
God in Ills Word, by Lizzie Boutclnrd
Mamie Boutchard Florine Humphrir~
Gertrude Brooks and Nora O Bry him.
Address by Rev. j II. Light.
Make Room for the Children, by Macy
/ Sullivan
Gladncss, by Blanche Berry, Gertrude
Brooks and Susie Brooks.
Recitation 10y Edmo Snelllng- ana
/ Gilmo Wyue.
Address 10y Mr. Peter Hewitt.
Truth. by Mamie Boutchard, Beatrice
/ Payne and Lizzie Boutchard.
Let / TO Fishing. hy Addie sullivan
Eva O'Br, him and Ida Sncllng-.
Love. 10y Matte Callahan.
Song-Go Forth, le Valiant Soldiers
10y the school.
\ tilf f0llitN~ltll 90 INV lft''s- ttAt' -
| lection was taken 10y four little eli r.
while "a beautiful selection was gracciu'll
rendered los Miss Hattie Cox on the or
ean. Mrs. John T. Proctor very sweet
IN sang two selections, which delighted
all present 81,
The addresses delivered by Rev ). IL
Light and Mr. Peter Hewitt were very
appropriate. They highly complimrntro
the children on their well rendered n'iia
tions and paid mghtIihute THE oiiicei'
and teachcrs of the school Tor the goo,
work that is being accomplished. Sp"t
ial mention t. due Mrs Sam stephens
Mrs. II c. Lightner, Mrs. Robt. Won
Erickson. Miss Mamie lett, Miss Rosa
Burton. Miss Lucy Berry and Miss Nafnl'
Burton tor the admirable manner f
which the children we've trained for The
occasion. The general singing was ar
tstically accompanied by Miss HATTIE
/ Cox ON the organ and Mr.. Robt. Won
/ Erickson on The corn"t. The audience
was large aud very attentive. THE ii'
eral collection was highly appreciated b'
the school. and will be- used Tor missions
/ airy purposes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
SPOTSYLvANIA
Pleasant Picnic Personals, Etc.

The recent rains have proven very ben
eficial to the crops.
Mrs. JnO. +. Lewis gave a picnic on
the banks of the picturesque lake at heI
home, "Mill View, near Granite SPRING.
on Whitsuntide, in honor Of her guests,
Miss Richie Hall, OF Andrews, and Misses
Mary and Eta Mills, Of Apple Grove
The principal judgments OF theday were
fishing and boating until about Gp m,
when all returned to the house aud en-
loved a delicious meal Again. a. The
setting sun casts its last rays across the
waters. they assembled on the lake and
were highly entertained with singing by
the Belmont quartctte, composed OF
Messrs. Smith, Harris, Lewis and Hug
gins. until the moon cast its slivery
beams on the water. adding lustre to
the parting hour.
The opening of the quarterly meeting,
last Sunday, at Olivet, was attended by
"a large congregation.
Miss Lottie Willoughby is making
elaborate preparations Tor the closing OF
her school at Walnut Grove.
Miss nellie Mansfield, OF Washington, IS
expected to visit friends and relatives
near here ere long.
Mr.. James Powell, Jr., who has been
attending Georgetown University, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
GIBSON FRENCH

At the marriage OF Miss Eleanor vii
liams French. daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.
George Smoot French, and Mr. Richard
Gibson in Christ Episcopal church. Alex
andria Wednesday night. Rev.Nilliam ).
Morton oficiated and the matrons oil
honor were Mr.. d. J. Howell, OF AleXan
dria. and Mrs Claranoe K. Howard, OF
Kenmore" fredericksburg. The maid
of honor were Miss Georgia NJ French.
Miss Sue VI. Spiller and Miss Minnie Spl-
Ter. Miss Holmes Paulding DIR. Thomas
:. Gibson was best man.
The ushers were Messrs d. NJ. French
Boyd Spiller. Beaudric Howell, Claranoo
r. Howard and 1t. Kent Spiller' /. ;. \
The bride and groom left on an cXten-
sive tour They will reside in Alexandra
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hlrsh i BRO
Wheat. 7jto 80. corn, 81 to 81, meal
81 soto 81 80 oats 40 10 45, hcus. \ e
10; ducks, II to II, dressed chickens
g to 10. turkeys, live. II to II; M
drawn. Il TO lG; drawn, rs 10 Il; live
chickens. 8 10 40; hens. . to 10
ducks. 8 to 10, spring chickens, II t.
is per pound. eggs. II 10 Il; lard
10 TO IL: butter, - to %; hams, u
10 II: sweet potatoes soc TO 100; lrisl
potatoes. zoe 10 soc; apples, pei
bushel. II to 1.25; beet , to n
pork. G to Z; veal. a. 10 .; lambs
$3.50 to $3.50, hides green, & to- =
dry. 10 to -, salted. No. 1, 9 to 10
cali skins No !, S1.1O per skin; bale,
hay. $lU 10 fl3 per ton; leaf sumac
- 10 co per 100. Early Rose seed 20
tatoe-, 81 to $1.2j.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
TESTIMONY FOR FOSTER

All the testimony before the legislative
investigating committee at the Eastern
State Hospital Friday was in favor oi
DR.. Foster All of the medical experts
and all the local physicians except DIR.
Henderson have testified in favor oi the
treatment methods in vogue at the hos
pital.
George C. Bland testified that many
improvements had been made at the IN
stiiution since Dr. Fosters incumbency,
and that he had always measured MP to
the standard az a superintendent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09

The vigilance OF the police OF vari-
Gus countries show that the plot to
take the life of King Alfonzo and his
young bride was the work OF anar-
chists OF different sections OF the
country. In France and Italy they
are strong and threaten destruction
to rulers and men high in authority
in governments. They are also in
vading England with their societies,
as well as the United States. These
would-be assassins and plotters
against government and laws should
be made to know that the law will
be upheld and that treason or aid
ing reasonable persons would be
punished to the extent OF the law. II
this punishment is visited upon them
they would not now be in increasing
numbers, as it is reported OF them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
To Solicit funds Fer Monument dwelling in
Caroline.

Bv direction OF the Caroline County
Camp OF Confederate Veterans we have
APPOINTED the following committees BY
precincts to solicit contributions to The
dinner to be given on July 10Th next al
Bowling Green when the monument
erected to the memory OF the Confederate
soldiers of Caroline county will be unveIl
ed.
Guineys Precinct-J b. Washington
Eugene Bowie, Reuben Yates, L. W
Tompkins. ~.
Moss Neck-C. b. Conway, W. b. Flip
DO. B. NJ. Skinker. j. W. l.efOe.
Port Royals p. IIearn, d. II. Powers
Jr.. Vim. n. Collawn, George Il. Boul
ware.
Gouldmans-Jamcs Boulware, DR.. \. L.
Martin, A. f. Wright.
Whites-C. NJ. Harris, VIM. Geo. White
Walter Wright, Samuel Farmer.
Sparta-Phillips Rolph, Samuel f.
Pitts, NJ &. Broaddus. j. VIM. Gouldin.
Shumansville-Wo odford Broaddus, c.
A. Shuman. W. J. Collins, T. W. Green.
Bowling Green-T ID. Coghill, Geo. II.
Pitts. T. J. Carter, Jourdan Voolfolk. j.
J. Williams, r. IL. Eager.
Madison-W l.. Blanton. A. W. Davis,
Henry Washington, b. J. Hart.
Balty-W l.. Cobb, r. l.. Blanton,
r. A. Samuel, J. Wesley Carneal.
Bowers-William S. Bowers, Lewis III.
Tunstall, l.. r. Christian,
Reedy Church-Wesley Wright, Atwell
Burruss, K. S. Hargrave, George W.
Quarles.
Cedar Fork-O W. SOuthworth, Capt.
c. Il. Smith, r. I, billiard, ii. B. White.
The first name on each precinct com
mittee will assemble the committee and
take such action as they may deem
wise to secure as large a contribution
to the dinner as possible. There will be
an immense crowd and much food will
he needed 1t is confidently expected
that this will be the last call on the
good people OF Caroline to contribute to
this cause.
Respectfully,
A. b. Chandler,
i. G.. Moncure,
f. S. COghill,
T. B. Gill;
Committee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL MARKETS..


PHILADELPHIA FLOUR steady
winter extras. Sa..Nn3.jO; Penney a.
MIA roller. clear $500 575' city mills
fancy. $1,000 40. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel. s3.55. WHEAT hrm, No.
Pennsylvania rcd SIS ~ o>'e.. COM
f~m. No. . yellow. local. o'ra'i2c
OATS steady; so. . white. Clip d
Hikc.: lower grades. 3Sc. HAY fran
No / timothy. Sl3.o0. Poitk steady
family. 81. BEEF steady, beef hams
s23N2i POULTRY. Live firm; hens
1870 l5c.. old ROSTERS. 10. Dressed
dr1. choice fowls. lfa.. old r3os.ors
Joe. BUTTER steady. cr ameiy -
EGGS firm. selected. l9f-0ct nearby
TIC: western. ltc.. southern. 1910
POTATOES fIu. per bush. so 2 SOC.
BALTIMORE WHEAT steady; No
2 eDot. S6itc.: steamer No = SPOT, Slc.'
southern. $40. CORN steady; miXci
epot. 55c.: steamer mixed, 5lhci
southern. $40. OATS finn; white No
2. aOlbM41c.; No. 3. iOc., No. !. ~ L
g9ibc.: mixed. No. 2. 800 39i2c.; No. 3
2SG 3S15c.: No. I. a7N3t52c. BDIIEi
quiet: creamery separator, extras. :.
G2OIac.: held. 17NlSc.; prints, q q
pc. MARYLAND and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. lGG17c. EGGS firm; fancy
MARYLAND. Pennsylvania. Virginia ani
West Virginia. 17l2c.; southern, lG52c.
NEW YORK - BUTTER strong,
creamery, common to extra, loo l9elc..
renovated. common 20 extra. 20 lie,
western factory. common 10 frsts. j.
015Ibc. CHEESE easy; skins. full e
hest. 2d8Ikc. EGGS firm, state. Penn.
sylvania and nearby fancy selectce
white. pc; 90. choice, 2On2lc.; do
mixed extra, 19Iaft20c.; western ilrsis
lie. do. seconds. lGn lGhc.; Ken
lucky. 13G1Cc. POULTRY: Live firm
western broilers. 26c.; fowls, l3Rc.i
turkeys. 11Gl2c. Dressed steady
western broilcrs. 20U2 5c.; turkeys
14c.; fowls. l0G l2iAc; POTATOES
easy. bermuda. per barrel, S3nG.
southern. S12503.50; Maine, per bag
81 2503: state and western, $3.50
275: European. $225N $50: Jersey
sweets. per barrel, Sl.5OM3. CAB
BAGES steady; per crate, i5c.4Sl.5O.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
POSTMASTER MURDERED

John T.. Gulhh~. postmaster ana
merchant. who lived alone ia IBIS store 40
Action. near FarmNiile. was murdered
Friday night by unknown Icr-o M. who
uruhahly rohtrd iha po~tuilicrhnd -torc,
and then fired the hullding
The store WAS consumed, and Post
master Gubh'~ body. although much
li~Geured. gave unmi-tahahl". ludica-
fion- that he was knocked in the head
before biz body was burned.
Guuhhs was a MON veteran aud had
lived al Accton for many years.
The lower house OF the Russian Plrlla-
ment coutinuf- iuadrilautmood. and the
inevitable conflict with the Government
j. approaching.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-09
Not PeddIers, But Here to Stay

and we are prepared to protect your
homes barns and the lives Of your fam
lilies from any damage by lightning. We
handle only the best goods and gnaran-
tee all work and give a policy oil 500
ON each building against any damage by
LIGHTNING. Our experience for nine years
over the same counties has proven that
we give absolute protection. All ORDER
given our statesmen will receive prompt
attention and erected by skilled work
men
Virginia Lightning Conductor Co.
Office and wareroom 9l3 +. street
Jacobs Yard, Fredericksburg, Va, W
b. Smitten, Mgr, j. W. Jones, Asst. Mgr