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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

SOCIALISTS oar rooarssR.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okls. Aug
1.-the Socialists u Oklahoma
and fusfian Territory opensd their
annnal eneampmsnt hers tnaaS
Several hundred Socialists fran the
two territories are assembled hsre
ana will remain here four days
MestinKs Slli be- held every day ans
prominent Socialistic speaksrs vii
address the meetings Mother
Jones and Maxim Gorky were both
invited 10 attend the encampment
aud 70 deliver addresses. but we're
prevented from coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

AZ RsFsfns aix Rel Cfas. ufux
sssxs So Ssseea az tnHa9rFav
AT Tss \ 81 = sample - fbe
~ wssss ~ ret C'raes Ntif make
tznwrs& 81 = kaaafrd aifFsf~ut
ssxtss n<essssFy - svsFY home "
sra Asst Hzs Twsis~s IS takes a
- bas a PEGS Exsrsrf Taifssn
rsn9 fwxef. g'ans~ IN tefaarfuW 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Essly -. 80 Ten rafhsass ufau
lsasi ssshass p-s ~ fsBINs p.as -
fUsa rs.fna a el1~~r nea eaFfafs
q ssefft rss s~sss ga. ., 20 ;, as-
d ssiis.s Sc squash. A. sasaas.
rssn 49, hot q So - rsf ans 80 a.
Hahh.sa sssssh go ~ o. bssns r-t
~ lgsa aaiaa. - 81 Efs@a cora. o. =
Fruits.
aansnas rm o. . ser ~. wenst.
-. sssi.. 80 -. naia isaseas. 81
ses fsnsH lsa,oss. 80 sss 9 SIS
rats sas fsg fsash pisuis 80 et~i.
psarhss rsiisp Fsr crate. tsu1e gsh
fsfnis. - rrafs. tia wssaichss psf
\ 81 spplss. efs,. ssiigs. d &gif
" aaf'ist, $50. o sssi y c.afsrnis
81, s.ss .a.s .psi.. sss s ssss III f,. a..
psnnss - 49,
siristiT fresh rsneh sees 49, ga, r.
oesssa r.nrh. Ee Eas'sfn fte-
Butter and Cheese.
wsshissisa er-aHsry butler p-r . -
"a, 49, ~ ga. Is 80 r.n.s sa,s-r = =
ss.s-s Wisconsin t~ius Psi ~. its. VIE
snasia YasHs Aassfteau. 49, hufhugfsf
%. ~. Nee rers t.isiss shss.. u "a
aslss' Is. tissa Tnlamset. iaselss
Poultry.
I've. "a eAist~as P~r NJ iss srsii
srs - 70 spllns -. I've 'sfsegs ~ -
ehiahsas ngise.
Live stock.
wsfhsr. shssp. rsr -. eve sws. ~
AZ steers pr ~ tsH GOES PEI ~ -
calves. psf II. tasa. iatahs psf hsad. -
n Meats.
80 10 s9ila. mutiea. psf % sW1ec spring
hrab. pef ~. aba dressed hass ~ 10.
taifa
Fish.
, pshnanrs haifhui. pr ~ aq-fse sisansi
Fsifhui ger ~ tUttua saiinan trout dress
~ Per ih i01iIisr seln1n trsut pr -.
lo ehiuseh saig,anl ~ h9anae z,
~ siflmps psf ~ s4iir silver susits
~ al. olympia oYstsfs par ssch. Nt9u
n ss4s = psf sal Uaa II Q pet sack
ssun9snss. crabs. 81 eoats -
j. Hay and Feedstufrs.
Eastern wssh timothy f@QT ton russi
ssant ~ PEI ten alfalfa. Nlm1s per ton
uhsai hay 80 rer ION Eastern Washina
i1n ga,s sil gsr too Pug, sos 40. oats -
-@ra - Ger ton feed meat 80 per ten
niadiinss - PEI ton. oli cake 80 ~
iaa bran 81 pei Son shetta. 10 psr ton
chopped feed. 81 psr ton.
Inns and Cement.
Psftispi e-rnsut Impaired per bN NV
rofsiah osmsnt California. per bill ~
b.. e. rs' ss,srsss ssss f 18th. r ia.
10 hhi I'll Il flfs brick rsf n So ptas
tsrtas salt. Per ID -. install laia. per yard
ncaate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
LOCAL BEER WILL
HAVE OPPOSITION

San FRANCISCO. Aus 10 q h.
stated on good authority that a
british nYndiente Will build biz
brewery Ia this city pud that prep
sfntions afe b~lHg made 70 invade
rnliIana and talllIe lnrlIlory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
SEWARD Aso KAISER
kIss AND PART

cRoNnERG. Aug IL kins Ed
ward left thia morning for England
This two monarchs parted shec
tionataly. the kaiser wavias bis
handkerchief after the King. until
the train was oat Of sight Newz.
papers generally are certain that
tins meeting will be productive Of
mrrh GOOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
Redmen's Carnival at
Bremert0n

During the Carnival At Bremer-
ton. which opens Aus. tsth ana
closes Aug lth, there wsiil be an
extra boat leave Pier at .. m
leaving on return at 10 20. arriving
a. seatiis at ii.ts. Round trip 500.
- sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

~ vsRNoS. Aus Is heeaaa'
s,,,f,ioasss price which The
= =, !. eharsins tor lee ia NJ
- N, enterprise besua BY
l'.as slrard y nrush. of this
W. balla aad epceste a plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
.sns.. OF MI VERNON. N. Y. ORGANIZES eooPuR
-. eoupAsy on OLD gNoLtss LINES AND TOWN Is
.,uo II up WIN a wHoor-No POLITICAL GRAFT AND
.,,ttNa ssAR1s TO rHU TRUST

80 supply ice 10 che poor At coat
Is meeting With great auceeaa
More than 500 shares have been
sold The association will be ruin
hy she people and for the benefit
IT the people. according ia the
statement af NaNor Brush today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
mAYoR EDWARD 2. sRus't.
the MI. VERNON PLAN.

NJ VERNON. n Y. Ava ls
r,<~s - b. tie oppressive 10
80. u a. gfsce u lea MAYOR
s,.sra : nrssA. o. NJ Vernon is
re.ss,snx cooperative cnSai pan
Il .aeosed q eansamefs aua
- * rahlic Utilities orps1fa
~ eagnalsed a. $4,000 u ia
ssez.sa b saiia a piaai VITA
suxssy 4 - tnnk pag asy at afsf
xxrm arush s4ys fais earpaS
- ~ aeeosz pisa Tor the eiiy
s~~talax sAsch the ettx ~uatld BE
nsss< Is . Zoe its<lf. owiaE 10 iia
nn.,@s hasroeins capacity. and g.
Espzsss sAe 4sakrf q hosa sm o.
~ ~ xar8st graf,
lrs es-oserstiss.
Tae slsa u ~. oil Enxilsh 50.
ssxsssrs ssr4 No iadlrE1a siil
= shsses 10 PareAsse mors ttsa
d Asr~s Il 90 each. knd r. a
,zu~hssl ~ slshss 20 ssap.p@e ~ hts
es,4 A. mag fsras 0ffer 30 tha
&~~N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
ARCHIE a. COOK DEAD.

PORTLAND. Aux is--Archis A
Cook. a vel knoNn commercial
traveller and president o. The Trsv-
Slsrs' Protective association. died
hers "Wednesday sftsrnooa Of sp
pendlcitis lie had \ vide circle
Of frtends and segaainfaueas
throughout tho northwest. lie vas
a tnsmb1r Of the Elka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
t,Uto as prsGsrGR.

Joe noebard alleged 70 be- a De
srftrf from the maueuNrfa a.
American Lake was arrested last
night and lodged Va latl. haehafd
Naa rlaflauslY drunk Nheu arrested
aud when bee became sober be re-
fused - give any explanation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
CHURCH SEEKS strE.

The executive committee Of the
FIRST " r. church spent yesterday
afternoon looking Tor a desirable 10
cation for their nfw church The
corner on Fifth and Marion viii
probably be disposed 81. as they
would have To walt until the grades
are established before beginning
work on their new odiflce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
BISHOP coaArY HERE.

Bishop conaty. formerly rector Of
tho Catholic university al Washing
ton. u. c. bat now resident OF
Los Angeles, arrived IN Seattle last
LlRht and will be a guest Of Bishop
GDaa for a few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
BIC FLOODS IN BENGAL.

BOMBAY. AUG ie An nnpfeee-
drntrd flood ia raging in bengal
and great loss Of life h reported
All communications with The in
terror excepting by hnat d. stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
pAeoea TO BE RENomirATHo.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug ia
Prom figures complied by Pardee =
lisntenants IN all parts Of the state
IL is stated that the governor =
chances for denomination are en-
cclient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
WILL LAY CORNER STONE.

The House OF the Good Shepherd
will lay the cornerstone OF their
new building September AZ 4
O'clock Bishop ODea viii conduct
tina ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
MUST CLEAR STREET.

Chlsf wappenstein has issued oP-
dcfa to clear away ohatrurtinas
along Union 81. betNee FIRST athi
Second avs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
RECEIVER DISCHARGED.

The court has discharged I r..
Jennings az receiver Of the mtg
Poke Mining COIN pany on affidavit
that the company has no assets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
MapeIine Ice Cream

Has that good old Vermont flavor.
aud it'a pure After the theater to
dish az 8hnW Pharmacy Amefi.
can Bank iildF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

cempanY a. par In this uaY. Nay.
ag brush IL ceafldent that he can
prevent the trust az ang tws capital
ists frona ehsasaing eonlrol % The
stock
Actual cast sualL
Foe three uiuufhs the truaf has
been graaaaiiy advancing the price
~ ice. pleading shortage Of snpplF
uafil Il 4 nov retailing IN this eitY
fuf ST. tan Nh~n the last tn
crease came. Mayer nFu4h a.~mrd
Il tiu1a Cor action Vie tuand that
ice caaia be manufactured and d.
Nxsfed so the consumer for nhout
sEs5 Ton This figuFu lncludrs
factory easf. atusias stfafIan. selling
cost. retail expenses. wzsfe. etc
Further then this. Ds Braah learn
81 that sno man Ia thla city. stth
a little Is toa plant. gadef fteeYsaF
contract furnishes he trust Niih
lre ~ 81 IS q ton Wholesale
nf hrmsh fhesunpnn called for 60
climates sor 4 satan plant 10 be In
operation BY tbs middle Of oesober
viii share Profits
The Public uuiitisa corporation
9TH not enter tnis violent cusnpssi.
thor nth other iee companies Or
DEALER. but vall sail a. abosis the
orsrasiins prices Anhasilv. how
ever. he Surplus profits wili b A.
vid@d amona the shareholders. nc.
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
SEE
BIG SHOW
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND
PERSONS WENT TO CIRCUS
YESTERDAY AND as MANY
Will HAVE GONE Nv TO.
NIGHT.

At least 260oa people witnessed
the two performance Of the -Four
paugh Sells circus yeatorda, after.
neoa and last night
AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon
not a reserved seat fuf the after.
ue-oe performance could be secured
aud az ! e'rlock last alxht every
reserved seat Tor che evening PET.
formanes had hoan taken
Those Who could not secure ssats
crowded into the big tent and sat
uisau tho ground Thct we're told
by BIS rentleman with q big voice
that n they acre NOS aatlsfiea a.
IA uIsou the ground. their money
would be returned 10 them upaa ap.
plicatiua at the ticket wagon hut
they didnt saat their money back
AMI they STAYED aEtli the chariot
racea drove them away
Same This Aftsraooa.
THIS afternoon scenes aiulilaF %
those of yesterday we're enacted
The same big ihFoaE ~ people acre
there. seramhlink Tor seats and
eheu the performances hegan the
tent Vas again filled 10 overflow
Tag This evenings performance
PROMISES 10 be as literally patron.
ised and whsa 81 midnight tonight
the tenta afr folded aud the army
q men AID womsn aud animals
have stolen away. 90 eco q gsatilss
men. women and children will have
Witnessed one Of the most credit.
able tent ahopa ever exhibited here
The FpurpauEh Sells people have
collceted al aggregation Of PEI
formers nos vxrcilud bv anY other
of tbs travelling eireusns aeen Ia
ihis country Ia addition they have
added sene s~w and novei features.
nufseif tbs Spectacle 81 Fighting
the Planes. a display In witch :
bufEing huiidinx Is shown aad FROM
which building thrilllax fezeues 81
the inmates are made
Ire Reel Thing Used
In This feature there ars usea
Hisam fro engines and ottef fire
department apparatus slullar 20
that used IN all ordinary depart
ments. The spectaeie has lta smus
lns features as veil 49, those -
thfilllnE nature ana .. decidedly
new
Reference 10 the other attractions
would be bat rvpstitian az The
circus story that has been vriftsn
aud read ever since the advent ~
the modern tent she's There is
everything that one expects 10 see
and touaeihiuK added for sooa
measure The cru~ds w.fe eel
handled yesterday. both BY the So
sttie Electric company ana on the
cirrus nrpunaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Socialist orator. Father Thomas
ue0raay. seattle Thsater. Sunday
August 10 2 p IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Portland cement Imported per mi n1
Portland cement csHfafnta. PEI bill. ~
les ~ for Feturnsd taEsi piaHtef pstia
psr thI o. lirns san Juan ftoghe TAR
Ia mi u L fifs brick rsf So plas
tsrtas kalt. psF 10 -. install lata. pei yard,
ncalte
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
SUMMER INSTITUTE
Examiner Russell Will Conduct The
One Here.
SUpT. WILLIS LEGAL MANAGER
fine Corps Of instructors tngss't-i1p'el'd
That Attendance viii b, large.

Prcparations will soon begin Tor the
Summer Institute for teachers To- he hrl,
i'm Fredericksburg for one month ~gin
ming June 2Sth.
Examiner f.. H. Russell viii be- th'
conductor of the institute aud Supt u
p. Willis will be- the local manager III
addition tO these. there will hca iinc
CORPS Of instructors and tie subjects
covered will boz such a. physical geogla-
ply. physiology, agriculture, nature
study. English aud general history
algebra. arithmetic, primary methods
etc. Low rates ean be- obtainrd un thr
railroads and steamboat lines and hoari
i'm this city can be- hal at reasonable
prices. The institute will hold ITS -"~-
sions i'm the courthouse.
Every effort will be- made 10 make this
one of the best Institutes IN tine state
and teachers can now make their ar
ENGAGEMENTS for coming 10 ledellchs-
burg with the assurance that they viii
be- well provided loraud We.leutcltanrd.
IL will be- the dc-in. of thc p-'p.rui Fred
ericksburg generally % make the stay al
the visitors pleasant in every way while
they are here. /, is hoped the institute
will be- largely attended 10y teachoisirom
all this parts of the State.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
ENJOYABLE DANCE

The Young ladies gave a very pretty
and delightful dance to their young gen
tlemen friends Friday night at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Those present were, Misses
Jennie Maitland, Ellen Wallace, Mary
Gusts Lee. Edmo Lee, Edith Barber
Beryle Barber, Sallie Franklin, Josephine,
Maddox, Lena Rowe, Miss Spafferd, OF
washington; Page Waller, OF Garrison
Vile. Nora Goodrich, Mamie. Fieklen,
Mamie Shepherd, Judith Shepherd ana
Mrs. G. \. Robertson; Messrs' rankin
Bausema{, of Lancaster, Pa; Judge a.
T. Embrey, VIM. W. Butzner, F; l., W.
Green. George Washington, r. II. Car
michael, Collie Young, Eustace Moncuir,e,'
Paul Karsten. Jr., Charlie Goodrich, ".
X. Goodrich, Harrison Montgomery W.
T. Mason, W. +. Dickson and SPOTS
wood Hall. Everyone had very pleas
ant evening and expressed their appre-
citation Of the entertainment. Nv Id
mans" orchestra furnished the music.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
WANTS TR0TIlNG RACES Ar F, lR

Fredericksburg. Va. April Dist, 1906.
70 Tie Free Lance.
hnyc been surprised when attending
fair, here To- find mo- trorting races, the
contests being confined 90 running races
and st,cpltchusos regard the trotting
horse M of morc Importance chan either
the running or jumping horse, they are
certainly more marketable than either
and more persons are interested in the
raising and breeding of them.
In view Of the iact that the standard
of the road horse has been very much i'm
proved ia this section | think il would
attract attention and afford an interest
ing exhibition ii one or move trottlng
races are given each day at the coming
fair.
make this suggestion thru gh your
paper, 80 that those who have charge
may have their ATTENTION called t. the
subject and trust Others vino nny be-
interested may also say "a word ana us''
their iUiIuu lu inducing 'ha fair mnn-
agcmrut to have some troiting races
Well NiSlcr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY
Il will be Held June l6iA-Mr. JjneS is Opposed
BY NJ. Mean.

The primary 90 nominateaD Democratic
candidate for Congress in this district
will Dee h,ll June rs. Congressman Jones
is opposed by Mr. Mcars. of Nor'hlmp-
ton. Mr.. Jones opened hi, canvass at
Montr0ss Monday and VII make as
vigorous "a campaign through the dis
trict ~ his duties in Congress viii rer-
NIT. ID i= expected tlmf Dee will visit this
city soon and confer with his friends
Mr. Jones has done valiant work Tor
fredericksburg, some 90 his more recent
service bcing the increased river appro-
priations iu Tie past two years. the ap-
preparations for abe Mercer Monument
and the promise of an appropriation Of
10000 for a public building here. Tie
deserves and viii no doubt receive a very
large majority in this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
Makes Pointed Remarks TO the
Grand Jury.
JUDGE WAS ASKED TO Be WITNESS
IN HIS OWN COURT.
his VIEW OF Tue REQUEST-COURT NO PLACE
FOR SPITE AND PETTY POLITICS.

During the session of the grand jury
now investigating the charges Of graft,
/ this incident occurred Friday: II had been
stated that an alteration had taken place
between Mr. 7. VI. Larkin aud Mr. ). H.
! Beale n member of the grand jury. ia re-
card to the summons oi MIR. Larkln be
fore the Jury. and Judge Embrey having
| heard of II. summoned Mr.. larkln before
him. He said: MIR Larkin, have heard
| from citizens that you had analtercation
with Mir 5 H. Beale, a grand Juror ac-
cu-ing him of having been the cause oi
YOU being summoned before the grand
Jury. Is this true Mr.. Lnrkin. 1T Is
moi true. had no alteration with MIR.
Beale." Addressing Mr.. 6eale. Judge
Embrey said: "sir Beale, will You mike
"A statement Mr. B replied There
was no alteration, and with your per
mission. Judge, prefer to have the mat
ter dropped. Judge Embrey: Il am
glad To hear this. Mr.. Larkin. for any in
reference with "a grand juror IN the dis
charge oi his duty is a subject of fine and
imprisonment
Turning 10 the grand jury, Judge En-
brcv further said. Gentlemen, ! wasiur-
n'.u'u 's'''G'' ~ vs.. ''v'i ~. '.'..hoI
WIN " my ~ '"''''' '' ,' ~, ,r"n,
was my name. Under ordinary clrcum-
stances ! W"u'9 n' pens" ~ y" 1 tnIa
any summons "' any '"u', ;'i'. ,'''" a.
i"Neu NJ Su'''.''.'''' ou' i''' i", f,r
"E9'"s. IA. io1 ''' ~ i'''. III, MIMI
Such a request have never heard OF be-
lore I'D my 'a' ,.'e % Jaw ", ,,..''S U a.
lu,aIy' SUE" "..,oil on '"' i'"' 4 VI W..
warden was '''"eI -.'fS '''S''' '..' - ~
gross 'snoi"li'e. nA'o fi''l' '''''' ',''
cement oi .e l'.l'' ; a. J." MS i .,
I"l ID 'uuS' ', ''Vi'' " ~ ,.,',
""u.' i'''l .'.''' q '''' ''''
''I"' .o' S"',',','P' w. ''u 'ii 'l..,..,,r,
Ju"E' Ell"I.H ",S' f'','i ''''' .. ,'"'
'l uS''c' Is n1' - l''''.' -. ','' ''''- VI
@f''' "' ~ I'-' i"H 5t i''''..,.a' ''i''
that SO Ilus ~ l' "'igl Ut, ''-.,l'', ~.
no" oc','S' u "us MS u.'ti''l "D'' , 'ui,
pose lu"' 'nr ma. "l"'I! vi 'H' 90. ','"''
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
Schedule in effect April 10th, 1890

k1CAtAuAN Ia ' AANN = - 49,
LEAVE NORTHWARD.
G.1OA. NJ. daily. Stops on s'gI q
at Occoquan Sundays only stops a
Alexandria to discharl, ,r-,ng,1s :.
s.11 AN daily. Stops AIoAGudn ia
1899 4. NJ. daily. Stoi on siens
at Iceland, Brooke, Aqua, Wild,
Water. Ried, Quantico, Cherry Hill
Freestone. Negley, Occoquan, Lor
ton, AccOtink, Franconia, Seminary
and Alexandria.
80 p. NJ. daily except Sunds Y
Stops at Alexandria.
Gas p. NJ. daily. Stops "a BROOKE
. " ide WAGER, Qdautico, aoo A'eN@A
dria.
zoos p II. daily. stops ~ Alex
a ldria. Stops or signal al CccOquar
o. Sundays only.
Accommodation Train from Rich.
mnnd arrives G.99 p. II. daily e.
rept Sunday,
LKAVE SOUTH WARD.
5.jS a n. daily except sunday
RicnMond accommodation Make.
ali S,rps
81 4. N. daily. Atlantic Coas
Lire train. Stops on signal az Wide
Water, Summit, Guinea, Woodsiane,
Peaols., Ruthergleu, Taylorsyi'le, and
tiien Alien Sundays only; and Il
Aiexandiis, Brooke, Milford, boswell
u -d Ashland daily
9.ks =. -. oily eScepr SuDaAa
Mabes ,ocsi store ON sigma!
l<2s J.. II daily, s. 4. l.. tlair
Stoys ou sigu0, At Lorton anal or @
guam Sundays only, aud daily at
AleSanAris, QUsu-ico, Milford. - =
well aud Ashland.
t.26 3. n. daily. Atlantic 'ra,'
Line train. Stops * Alexandria
boswell and Ashland.
6.Se p. ". daily. Makes local s- p
IN signal
9.C6 =. ii daily. Scahoerd Air Line
train. Stops az Alexandria, Dos
well and Ashland.
NOTR--iiMc e S..iyals and q,
plrturss &na connections not guar
agteed.
". u. Duke. C.. ". CCLr. ". r. TA1IoH
Asst. O. lrrs ten. Nupt. Iret. "an.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
Q. 4. r. CONGRESS
The Members Invited 10 Attend UhytiIne Il
Mercer Monument Memorial AlhdOw TO
Mary Washington.

At the National Congress 1.-THE Daugh-
trrs ol che American Revolution, in Sos
sion iu Washington. Mrs Jun. Z. Cool
rick delivered pn invitation to the
Daughters of the American Revolution
to attend the unwilling OF the Mercer
Monument This patriotic body oi
American women were much pleased Al
this. and "A large number VIII attend.
Mrs Goolrick az the same time asked for
their aid 10 placing memorial window
iu 81 Georges church here 10 Mary, the
mother of Washington She met with
very gr-at encourage in her effort
n il well enough here % note that the
cndravor To- place this memorial window
is not thc work Of the chapter. but l. un-
derfakrn hy Mrs GooIrick. with The
cooperation of Rcv Dr. K j Mcl}ridc
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
MEMORIAL WINDOW
10 b, Placed in st. Georges Church in Honor Of
Mary Washington.

Efforts are being made by the Betty
Na-hington-L-wi- Chapter Daughters
of the Revolution. oil this city. assisted
by Rev. DR. r. J McBryde, rector of St
George's Episcopal Church. TO raise
funds for the erection OF memorial
window 10 the memory of Mary Wash
ingtou in 81 GcuIg-'s Church. this city.
During her lifetime she was q cOmmuni
cant aud active member oi this church
At her death her funeral took place from
this church. Buried beneath the chaucel
oi the church are the remains of her
daughter Mrs Fielding Lewis mes Betty
Washington. and OF her son-inlaw, Col.
Fielding Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
DEATH OF Mr.. P. HENRY CONWAY

Mr. =. Henry Conway, son oi the late
DR.. Y. Y. Conway, died at the residence
OF C.. W. Barlow, near Stafford &. H., OF
consumption, Sunday. aged % years.
He is survived by a widow and several
grown children. all OF whom reside in
Northumberland county. Funeral sery-
ices were held Monday evening and the
nterment made in the Conway burying
ground, near Stafford C. ii. Rev. C. NJ.
SnrYer cnndncted the services.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
SETTING A GOOD EXAMPLE

Mr.. n. b. Mussleman is setting an ex
ample that other property holders would
do well to follow. He is having his resi-
dence on Prince Edward handsomely re
painted. new curbs made around the
premises. pavement put in thorough re
pair. fences taken down and other i'm
prOvements.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Miss Rodgers, of King George,
the Victim.
NEGRO IN JAIL AWAITING TRIAL

Lena Rodgers, the lGyear-old daugh-
ter oi Mr. Rudolph Rodgers, OF King
George, was walking along the road go
ing 10 a neighbor's home, about two
miles from King George &. H., Friday,
when she was met by Gabriel Battle, n
colortd youth. Il years old. who with
ont noti, nttarked Miss Rodgers and
ciimiunlly assaulted here The girl i'm
mcdiatcly went home and informed her
parents Battle was pursued and ar
rested by Mr-srs Thomas Perkins and
N,d Staples and lodged in jail. A pre-
liuiuary examination was held Sntu"-
day AID Rattle sent ON % the grand
IllI.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
DR.. DURAWAY PREACHED

Rev DR.. r. S. Dunaway filed the pull
pit at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and night in the absence Of the pas
tor. Rev. K. A. Williams, who Is in Rich
mond. preaching an able sermon at each
enrNicn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
DEATH

Mrs. Ida Jansen, wife OF Mr.. Edward
.Jnnsen died at her home on lower Main
street Sunday night, after an illness OF
two weeks, aged II years. She Is sur
vived by her husband and little girl l.
days old. Funeral from the residence
Tuesday evening at ; O'Clock. Rev. h,
b Motley will conduct the service.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-24
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO SAN
FRANCISCO SUFFERERS

mall Of the churches of the city, ex-
cept the Christian. subscriptions were
taken up Sunday for the San Francisco
sufferers. The amounts contributed are
as follows:
Baptist Sis, Methodist $50 80,
Catholic $I3 80. OF this SUN s. was
from the Children's Sewing Society;
Presbyterian SO. ST. Georges S7l2S.
The amount Of the Trinity collection
had not been ascertained when we went