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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Society,"
MUCH a social function as clu

S MUCH a social function as club
n event was the Ebell matinee yes
"A terday, the audience that filled the
auditorium to overfowing representing
not only musical and intellectual club
dom but also the exclusive social cir
cles of the city.
The program, like Mr.. Gleason's lee
ture before the Friday Morning club
last week, was red letter event to be
remembered as an artistic treat. The
program was given by Signorina Esther
Ferabini, soprano; Signor Olinto Lom-
bardi, basso; Signor Adolpho Pacini,
baritone, of the Milan opera company.
Later an informal hour was passed
over the teacups, the hospitality of the
club being dispensed by Mrs. c. O.
Stanton, Mrs. ]. c. Mccoy and Miss
Agnes Knight
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Enuauement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Condee of 1856
West Twenty-first street announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Clara
Condee, to Walter A. Corbin of this city.
Miss Condee and Mr.. Corbin are both well
known here, both having attended the
local high school.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
MISE AND OTHERWISE

.sWhat we want" said the patriotic
citizen, us a system that will compel men
to vote honestly"
THAT'S right" answered Mr.. Ward
Heeler; there's too many voters getting
into the way of taking your money and
then voting as they please. washington
Star,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Mrs. Levy to Return

Mrs. AL Levy, who has been in the
east some weeks, left yesterday for Los
Angeles. Mrs. Levy accompanied Mr..
Levy's mother, who is over 80 years old,
to New York, where the elder woman
sailed for her old home in England.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
To Wed in December

Mrs. e. e. Teter, 900 West Thirty-sixth
street, has announced the engagement If
her daughter. Miss Emadele Teter, to
Claude Otis Henry of this city. the mar
riage to take place in December at the
home of the bride.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Have Returned Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Gleason. who
were house guests of the Foys at San
Rafael ranch last week, left Saturday
en- route to their home in Boston Miss
Florence Foy left last week for Stanford
and San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Announces Enaaaement

Mrs John L. Marken of 129 South Olive
street is announcing the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Lucille Smith, and c.
C. Green of Newcastle, England. The
marriage will take place in the near
future, and Mr. Green will take his bride
to Newcastle to reside.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05

Mrs. Subbubs-Oh, John, I'm sorry
the new cook has spoilt your coffee. but
she's so young and inexperienced. So
you must be satisfied with kiss in
stead this evening.
John-Right, o! Call her in.-Pick-
Me-Up
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
Mrs. voiut to Receive

Mrs Edwin G.. Voigt will be at home to
the music section of the Ebell the after
noon of November IA from o'clock to 5,
at 1908 Linwood avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
D. A. r. Meeting

Eschseholtzia chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution, Mrs. Mary Banning,
regent, will meet at the Ebell this after
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05

Sydnia Baretta, well known in society
and philanthropic work, of Oakland, and
of Ralph Shainwald of New York, presi-
dent of the Standard Paint company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05

The Herald wilt pay SO in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any pe--@n caught stealing
oepies of The Herald from the premises Of our
patrons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-05
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit Of
California products at the Chamber of Com
meroe building, on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
LOCAL MARKETS

corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.l
Wheat, 90 to 81; corn, old, 20 to ~
new 80 to 60; meal. $3.50 to $1.75; oats
45 to so; old fowls. 5 TO 8; chicken
10 to II; eggs, "a to 20; lard, 10 to
u; ducks, live 10 to IL; turkeys, dressed
- to III; turkeys, live, Il to II; butter
10 to 20; hams, IA to ls, Irish potatoes
80 to go; veal, Al to >; lambs
$3.50 to 400; hides, green, 8 to 10
dry. IL to Is, sailed, No. l. 8 10 10
calf skins No. /, $1.l0 per skin; baleC
hay, s15 to $l7 per ton; leai sumae' sc
to So per 100, hogs, live weight,
to SIC; beef. live weight, ~ to 3Hc.
pork, to II; turkeys, live, II; wool
market firm. 26 to % per h.; sweet po
tatoes, 60 to 20,
Games-Partridges, q 50to$2 per doz.
woodcocks, $3.50 to 50 per dozen
pbeasants, 30 to 70 each; rabbits
$3.50 to $3.50 per dozen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
PASTOR INSTALLED ,
Rev. ]. n. HendsTIits Assumes charge OF Pres
byterlsn chuch-lmPesske Services.

Rev. J. H. Henderlite was installed as
pastor OF the Pfesby terrain church sun
day at the morning service. There were
present two former pastors Oi the church,
Rev. J. T. Smith. ID. d., OF Richmond,
editor Il TIE Central Presbyterian, aud
Rev. j. ". kosebro, b. d., president oil
fredericksburg College. large congre-
CATION was IN attendance.
Rev. ". ". Moore, ID. d, LII. D.,
president Of The Union Theological SEM
mary, at Richmond, preached the ser
mon. tie read u the Scripture lesson
The 126th Psalm, also part oil the nrst
chapter Of Joshua. The text WAS taken
from this chapter oil Joshua, eILhth
verse. which reads rs follows: This
book OF the law shall not depart out oil
thy mouth, but thou shalt mediate
thereig day aud night that thou mA}est
observe t. ID all that i written therein:
Tor then thou shalt make thy way pros
porous. then thou -nalt have 60 id sue
cess
The subject WAS stated a. " The Palla-
tium Of America is the Bible This was
discussed under four headings:
% The Bible il indispensable to IN
teliectual development.
~ Ii is necessary to the conservation
Of our national ideals of government, as
for example, our theory OF the existence
oi the government for the good, not oil
the ruler. but Of the people.
CD Again. the Bible is the ba- Is oil
morality, public and personal
(4l Also, the Bible il necessary to
-riritul life
In closing the speaker referred 10 what
mas been the motto oiGlasgow lJr many
We rs and making application 70 this
city, suggested: Let Fredericksburg
prosper by the preaching of the word.
DR.. Smith presided and propJunded
the constitutional questions, also made
the charge to the congregation. DR.
Rosebro delivered a tender and impress
sive charge to the pastor.
The choir rendered two selections,
Praise ye the Father by Guonod, and
"The Lord is my shepherd.
At the close of the service the congre-
CATION filed by the pulpit 10 order to ex-
tend TO the pastor a word OF welcome
The entire service was impressive and
full OF subdued feeling The attendance
and the interest shown should be an en-
couragement to the pastor In the WORK
upon which he has entered.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Fire Friday night destroyed the bari
oI c. + Els son, az Wsynesboro, con
tanning 100 tohs Of hay; loss 5000.
c. II. johnson, OF Beaver Dam. lost BIZ
stable by fire recently, with feed, harness
etc loss 81 200, with no insurance.
Rev. ID. anna, who recently resigned
IA pastor OF Macedonia Christian Church,
In Orange county, has gone to Indiana
To reside
Sewanee defeated the University o
Virginia, II to o, foot ball, nt Norfolk
Saturday. The game was played in rain
and mud ankle deep.
Eliza belly, vile OF Henry Dolly,
colored, WAS burned To death in her bed
saturday night How she caught IL not
known. IL mas be that she had a lamp
by her or that she reached from bed to
light lamp Her husband was not Mt
home at the tiue -WorrentonVirginian
ThomGs johnson, culored, was con-
victed u the murder ~ e. T. Sneed II
King William. Friday and sentenced to
hang Friday, December l3
The dairy barn Of T,ow5ridge 4
Dsughty, in Amelia county, was burned
Friday. About thirty-hve cows We're
destroyed Loss above insurance, SO 900.
Rev. Dr Robt n Fleming. who was
appointed II the Presby tery, ~ Charles
ton. W. Va. general evangelist for the
Virginia synod has entered upon dis-
charge Of his duties with headquarters
in Lynchburg.
Mr. Charles s Waugh celebrated his
Slth birthday at his home in Orange
county a few days ago largo mum
Der OF childfen. grand-children other
relatives and iriend- were in attendance.
A dinner was served. SIR. Waugh was
the recipient of many presents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
ATTACHMENTS DISMISSED
Judge Mason 0usshes All Attachments Sworn
Out Against Mr.. A. 3. Lewis.

Judge T. Mason, sitting at the court
house in this city on Saturday, heard the
motion OF counsel for Mr.. A. b. Lewis,
Of LeWisauna Farm, Caroline county, to
quash and dismiss the several attach.
Iuents sworn out in the Circuit court OIL
that county against Mr.. Lewis by
Messrs. Boulware 4 Son, Nj. s. Chan
cellor OF this city, and Silas j. Sale, oil
Caroline.
The sitting began at eleven O'Clock In
the morning aud the entire day was con.
sumed In legal arguments by counsel ana
in the examination of witnesses from
Caroline and this city, Mr.. Lewis taking
the stand in his own behalf. Counsel ior
the plaintiffs, all the cases being heard
as one. insisted on a jury To try the issue
OF residence, Mr. Lewis defence being
that he WAS a resident and not "a non
resident OF Virginia, as alleged. Counsel
for Mr.. Lewis opposed the motiOn Tor a
Jury and Judge Mason OverFuled the mo-
ton and also one for postponement put
in by the plaintiffs. and proceeded u near
the cases.
All of the evidence went to show that
Mr.. Lewis permanent home Is In Caro-
line. and late in the afternoon, after the
submission Of briefs 10y opposing counsel,
he rendered decision quashing and dis
missing all three attachments at the
cost Of the plaintiffs.
The attachment suit Of Case vs.. Lewis
went over until later, when the Judge
will render "A decision in that, the same
being submitted 10 the court on the evil
Gence taken ia the Others and a couple
Of aifidavts of non-residents, VINO
couldn't be present, counsel Tor MT:
Lewis agreeing to the submission oil
same.
A great deal OF Interest was manifested
10 the cases. Mr.. Goodrich, OF counsellor
Lewis after the hearing, stated that Mr.
Lewis would iu a few days settle every
thing he owes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Messrs. W. f. Ennis, W. W. Butzner
and h. +. Willis appeared Tor the at
taching creditors, aud Messrs. C.O'Conor
}oolrick and ". u. Carter for Mr.. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
MASSaP0NAx NEWS

MassaponaK, Va, Nov. /, 1907.
The hunting season IL at hand aud
game 4 said to be plentiful. ditto hunts
men. Carp are biting in the river aud
those who love the sport are enjoying It.
We are having ideal fall weather, aud
the farmers are gathering in corn and
seeding wheat and grass.
Mr.. j. 4. Coleman and daughter, Miss
Mary Lin, have returned from the expo
sition, where they spent several days.
Miss Rosa Taylor aud Miss Mary San
ford, Of Coventry" were guests OIL Mrs
l.. r. Colbert one day this week.
Mr. r. l.. Jaynes is on visit to his
mother at "Benvenue" farm.
Mrs. VIM Bel, who has been on visit
to Richmond and jamestown, has re
turned home.
Mr.. Lee J. Graves. of fredericksburg
is a guest Of Mr.. I. A. Frazer, enjoying
aeyera days hunt. He and Mr.. Frazer
are vieIng with each other as to who viii
kill the arst turkey. They also expect &c
hunt rabbits, OpOssums aud coons. Mr.
Graves resided at the Court House I'll
recently, when be removed toyour town
| His many friends are glad to welcome
him 70 his old home neighborhood.
Miss Julia Newman and Miss Mar
Querite Colbert were guests at "Coven
try," the home OF Mr.. I A. Frazer, yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Sanford and young
son ore visiting Mrs. Gayle, Mrs. s.
mother. near Court HOuse.
We enjoy Mr.. T. r. Covington's De
scriptions OF his far Western home. LIE
US hear from him again.
! Mag
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
MAN AND WIFE SLAIN
Double Murder Probably Committed
For Revenge.

Double Murder Probably Committed
For Revenge.
Passaic. n. J.. Nov. 4. - Ranalle
Ruffano and his wife. Antcinette were
murdered In Garfield, N. ]. A neigh
Dor found the woman's body on the
walk in front of the grocery store,
and back Of the store Ruffano's body
was found lying on the floor. Both had
been shot in the head. Ruffano had
evidently been killed instantly, but a
trail of blood showed where his wife
had crawled through the store and to
the walk. There is no clew to the
murdered. The doors and windows at
the back OF the house we're locked, and
The front door OF the store was open.
Ruffano and his wife moved TO Gar
field from New York. where they had
Conducted a grocery store In Harlem,
several months ago and opened store
here. To acqualntanees they said that
they had been compelled to leave Italy
very suddenly two years ago. but gave
no reason for their hssty departure
Mrs. Rufaho seemed always In fear oil
something and was constantly watch
full and alert. She always carried re-
volver In her pocket where 1t was
found, fully loaded.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
CAROLINE
Notes, Personals, tic.

Bowling Green, Va, Nov. LET.
The arst public recital OF the year was
given in the Assembly Hall OF the SEMI
nary by the pupils Uf the music apd eIc
cution classes. The room whr cfu"ds
aud each selection was heartily applaud
ed. The young ladies showed the ELECTS
of good training. This il IA beginning oil
"A series oi recitals which will be given
during the year.
Mesdames &c Moncure. T. Is Gill, Joel
Haincs, W. Il. Coghll. q. l.. Burt and
Miss caroline Broaddus left this morning
for Jamestown.
Mr. A. Is. Chandler has returned from
Baltimore, " here he has been under tieht-
mcnt in "A hospital there.
DR.. and Mrs G.. ) Webb are taking III
the exposition this week.
Master Clifford Hainc-, who i attend
Ing school in Washington, IN sPeh1lng u
few DAYS AZ his home here.
The new Clerk = Ollie u nearing coin
pletion. Ii viii be- mort compete a-
we'll a. great addition % IA town.
Mr. aud Mrs Il A. togtl. and Miss NJ.
Elizabeth Red, have returned nom "A
WISH NDilbik huh JAM
Sir. Roy Tnce,oi TrxAs, spent nporh1n
OF last week with his mother, at The
home Of Mrs. t. II. GrAvAtt
Miss Ida Camper. OF OraHge, j. u gue7t
If her sister. MIS-. G. ;. n,bn.
Maj ". " Raines .ccriVi telegram
announcing the iiuess Of h.- brother, Nr.
Waiter Kainrs. near Warsaw. Nal
Raine- left for War-aw.
Mr. aud Mrs Roy Trce,O. y asAiagtcn'
spent Sunday with hls m't.i.r hrs. l..
ii. GrayAtt.
Misses May Broaddus OF h'chmoud,
and Frances Broaddus, who are toaching
near QuAntico, spent Saturday ash sun
day o. their home hefe
Mr and Mrs j L. White h,vc returned
from q mp 10 jamestown.
Mr. Roper Raines, oi Richmond, spent a
portion ui last week with his parents,
Mai aud Ms ". " Rain--.
SIR. l. B.Trayi- j. spending "a few days
al jamestown.
SIT. C.. T. Jesrce v no has been ~, nding
several weeks Ia Charlottesville, - tx
pect-d home this wrek.
Mrs T. h. Butler has returned irom
visit To the exposition
Miss Bessie CoghIil. Of Milford, spett a
portion II tai. ncrk IN town.
N.Y.Z.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
SECRET SERVICE MAN SHOT
Fired On Mlner, Who Returned Shot,
Killing Him.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 4. - Joseph
Walker. a United States secret service
man. was shot and killed by an EN-
ploye of TIE Hospcrus mine, several
miles west OF Durango, Colo. The Hes
perus mine Is owned by the Porter
Fuel company, and c. c. Dorsey at
torney for the company. received re-
port OF the killing.
Dorsey's report says that govern
ment agents have been il Durango for
several days gathering evidence 20 be
used In prosecuting persons indicted
for fraudulent entries on coal lands.
No work was in progress in the Hes
perus mine. and several OF the miners,
strolllng over the property. raw a man
at the air shaft. Re ordered the min
ers to halt. The miners thought he
was Joking and did not obey, where
upon. according 10 Dor9ey's siory, the
man fred. The bullet passing close to
2 miner who whipped OFT a revolver
and returned the fire. killing the man
instantly. Investigation developed that
he was Joseph Walker.
A rope ladder that had been LEI
down into the air shaft was hauled up
Some time afterward three other gov
eminent agents appeared at the mine
entrance, being unable to get out any
other way,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
mr.. EVANS INCONSISTENCY
Questioned BY the Democratic csndldsts-An
Article Signed A Republican"
Communicated ]

Communicated
To the Voters OF Fredericksburg and
SpOtsylvania.
In The Free Lance OF Saturday and the
Star Of Friday, too late TO be replied to
in The Free Lance before election day,
an article was published headed MI
Evans Inconsistency. Bolted Republi-
can ticket aud now appeals 10 Repuoli-
cans" and was signed "A Republican.
beg TO state that the article being
personal. demanded Of Mr.. A. z. Rowe
manager OF those two papers. the auth
or OF that communication and Mr.. Rowe
stated 10 me in lis office Saturday that
that communication was published as an
advertisement, paid for by Mr.. Z. y Con
or Goolr ok. the Democratic candidate
for the House Of Delegates, and 10Y OPP
ponent, who assumed all responsibility.
So il seems that "lncOnsistency" Is not
the only deInerit evidenced in this cam
paiQn. | have heretofore reirained from
any newspaper controversy aud write
this reply in the interest OF lair dealing
solicit the votes Of my Democratic and
Republican frllOw citizens as an indepen-
dent candidate for the Legislature from
Snotsylyania and Fredericksburg. what
| am | have never denied, and what |
will be can only be determined by the iu-
ture. but should my fellow citizens see TIT
TO elect me will do my best Tor this
Legislative District, and there will, at
no time, be any uncertainty az to who
am or what etand Tor.
Respectfully,
Jas. r Evans.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
METHODIST REVIVAL
Rev. M. Butts Preached Friday NIQht-nestlnR
Closed Sunday.

Rev. ID. q. C.. Butts, OF Laurel street
Church. Richmond. preached ~ the Meth.
odist church Friday night. Mr. Butts
sermon was strong. clear. impressive
discussion of the doctrine OF repentance
it's meaning. its practical application 10
life. and it's doctrinal implications. lie
said repentance was Ia new opinion con
corning sin and new purpose concei n
ing life. The results Of true repentance
were forgiveness of -ins, regeneration oi
our natural sancti6cation or soul purity,
and the witness OF the Spirit, divine
consciousness in the soul, that the sinner
was "A child of God.
A large congregation listened WIN
profound interest 10 the discourse nnd at
the end "a large number Of Christian PEG
pie offered themselves Tor conservation
10 more efficient service, and two went
forward for prayer and instruction.
The MEETINGS continued during
Sunday, the pastor, Rev j. II. Light
preaching at each of tho services.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
Rohhed Of lis Goid Teeth.

st. Louis, Nov. 4.--Justus Geiger, o.
1856 Hancock avenue. AFTER visiting
friends at Greenwood on Sunday night
went to the station TO wait for train
TO this city. Two men on the platform
approached him and suddenly present
ed revolvers, with a command for him
to hold up HIS hands. Geiger promptly
complied and was relieved OF $3.50
eGot any other valuablesf asked the
highwaymen. Now Geiger is a humor
ist so he grinned and. pointing to bis
front teeth, said: Got a pair OF go
teeth here" One of the robbers grab
bed him while the other Knocked on
the teeth with the butt OF revolver
remarking. Don't be so fresh mex
time" Geiger won't.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
MEMORIAL TO Or. JOHN 0. BUTLER

At Salem Baptist church, Mt sparta
Caroline county, on Sunday, Oct. 2tth
the unwilling u the memorial window III
memory Of the late Dr.. John ID. Butler
took place In the presence OF a large con
gregation. After Il statement by the pas
tor Rev. Andrew Broaddus, OF the de-
sire of Dr. Buffers friends TO establish
some permanent memorial OF him and oi
the success of the undertaking, tho ven
was drawn by Elizabeth Butler, oil hlch-
mond. the five year old daughter OF Mr.
John Butler, and "a relative OF Dr. Butler.
A touching address was delivered by Mr..
W. g. Diggs, OF Bowling Green. Mr.. I. ID;
Coghill gave an appreciative estimate OF
DR.. Butler a. friend and companion.
DR.. C. =. Webb followed in q chasie de-
lineation of DR.. r. az physician and
man. and Judge f. C.. Moncure spoke
strongly of him as citiz'n aud pu0lc
servant. The services were impressive
and will long be remembered by those
present
The window Is handsome gothic
with figure centre piece representing
Jesus healing the lame while the other
portion Is rich opalescsnt glass.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
DEATHS

G. T. Barbee. formerly merchant at
Orange, died at the home Of his sister
Mrs. Z. j. Banc. at White Gate. Va,
recently. aged 81 years. de leaves a
widow aud two sons.
Major Albert Lee HUNT, veteran OF
the Civil Var died in Richmond Sstur-
day, aged CO. He served on the stan OF
Gen. Stuart aud Gen. Hampton. BE is
survived by six children.
The remains OF Miss Mamie Pendleton,
who died ia Norfolk a few days ago,
were taken TO Warsaw and inferred in
in St Johns cemetery.
Judge A. X. Leake, lawyer and Con-
federate veteran, died Friday at East
Lsake, Goochland county, aged 90. lie
Is survived BY three daughters and four
sons. Judge Leake was attorney for the
L. x o. r. K. for the counties OF Gooch-
land, Buckingham and Fluvanna.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
Richmond, Fredericks'
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
schednle in eiIect Aug 3, l9O7.

Leave fredericksburg Northbound'
s:25a. IN. daily except Sunday. Make
local stops on signal. ,ol 81,
S:21 a. IN. daily. Stops on slsm'' Io~s
Oecoouan. LortOn. Francona Sui III. ~
only. Stops at Alexandra ~ Nv
passengers. ..,s at Alexandria.
100 a m, daily. Makes local s =. '
i.3Sp m. daily except sunday 0'oP'
ut Alexandria. Sunday Makes
6:23 p. m. daily except Suiiu'''' MON
'0 9:55 som % m. Sundays only. Makes local
$40 n m. daily. Stops at Alexandria.
1905 D. m. daily. Stops at Alexan-
dria.
Leave fredericksburg Southbound.
800 a. IN. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
Train Stops at boswell and Ashland,
and at Milford Sundays only.
sos a. m. daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops ON signal.
S:4S a. IN. Sundays only. Makes Local
stops on signal.
1899 a. m. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. Stops at Milford and Ashland and
at boswell ON signal
1910 p IN. daily. Stops al
Summit. Guinea. Woodslane, Nil.
ford, Penola. Ruther Glen, boswell and
Ashland.
1857 p. IN. daily except Sunday. STOPS
on signal to take ON passengers ior
points on c. X O. Ry.
5:26 p. m. daily. Atlantic Coast Inc
train. Stops M Ashland. and al Dos
well u let of passengers Tor {. X .. Ky.
Gas p. III. daily. Makes localstops OH
signal.
1884 p. m. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. Stops al boswell and Ashland.
Accommodation train from Washing
ton arrives l1.l4 a. III. daily except sun
day
NOTE-Time Of arrivals and depart
ures and connections not guaranteed.
C.. E. COX, Agent.
e. W. CULP. Gen. Supt.
W.P. TAYLOR, Traffic Mgr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
PHYSICIANS IN SESSION

A meeting OF the medical society oil
Northern Virginia and District OF Column
bja was held at Warrenton Thursday
night. Papers were read by de- A.
Barnes Hooe, Of Washington, 90 ''Speci..
men ileQGplostomyi" DIR. II Hicks, 81
Warrentoh. on Report OF Abnormal
Case;" DR.. HsrnsbergDr, Il Catlett, on
"a Word about the Treatment OF Clron-
&c Ulcers OF the Leg" and Others.
The members were entertained b. DR.
Maphis. OF Warrent N. The next meet
inu will be held In Alexsndris.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-05
STAFFORD POLITICS
At Fever Heat Here Saturday.

The male portion Of Staiiord's white
noDulation was well represented here
Saturday and politics was the one theme.
Nest 81 the candidates were also here
and electioneering wa tie order 81 tie
dnv. Notwithstanding the downpour 81
rain groups were standing about ON
Commerce street for hours, talking up
the merits Of respective candidates Tor
the various offices. John Barleycorn
WAS considerably in evidence.