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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
SIX PEOPLE DROWNED
We're Swept Over Dam in a
Gasoline Launch.
ONLY THREE WERE SAVED
While Going to Aid Of Another Party
Engine Gave Out and Boat Went
Over the Dam 6roadside and over.
turned. Catching Victims Under Il.

jamestown. y. Y. July I3-Six peo-
pie were drowned near Russell. Pa. IL
miles south OF here. Nine people had
taken a gasoline launch on the Cone
wRngo river. which was very high. ow-
Ing 70 rains. The boat was swept over
dam and six people drowned.
The dead are. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Best and daughter. Violet. aged Is. u
Warren. Pa. Mrs. George Baker. War
rem. Pa. Mrs. Hilda Knox. Warren: q.
+ Butts. a travelling salesman FROM
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Best had been
invited by company of friends To
supper with them at their cottage on
the Conewango river. and had come
down 70 the Russell boat landing to
meet them The visitors were in one
naphtha launch and Mr. Best and his
party in another. The boat contain
Inc the visitors became lodged on a
pile. short distance above the dam.
and Mr.. Best went to assist them.
when the engine in his launch broke
and the boat. containing nine persons.
drifted toward the dam. without IN
oar 20 stay them. When the boat
reached the dam II was drifting broad
side and as IL went over turned up
sid" down Six OF the nine persons
were caught under H.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
THE KING A PRISONER
japanese conhne Korean Emperor In
His Palace.

Philadelphia. July l3.-The dispatch
from Seoul. wherein Marquis Ito de
clares that the Korean king is not a
prisoner. IS denied by William T. Ellis.
OF this city. who has just returned
from prutracted investigation OF con
ditions in the Far East. MI Ellis
says
Everybody in Korea. native or for.
eigner. knows that the emperor is alb
solutely a prisoner In the Japanese
hands. I investigated this point par
ucularly. w. II. stevens. the foreign
adviser to Marquis Ito. told me that
the king could not be seen, because
they had TO keep him in leading
strings. Net content with this. got
an admission from Marquis Ito's own
lips that the king is involuntarily In
their hands. and he confirmed Mr..
Stevens refusal 10 let a foreigner see
the king. lie IS confined 10 his palace
and exercises no authority whatever"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
Why THIS WAR TALK7
Japanese Emperor Sends President
Roosevelt i Valuable Gift

Oyster Bay l. T.. JYiy i3.-An official
statement announcing a thoroughly
good under. landing and fundamental
.r.erllne-s" between the United
States and Japan was issued by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. through Secretary
Loeb auer the departure of Admiral
famamoto and Ambassador Aoki
from Sycamore HILL The statement
follows.
fAe president had long interview
with Admiral Baron Namamoto. and
i was most satisfactory in every way.
u simply confirms what had already
been made clear by Ambassador Aoki.
the thoroughly good understanding be-
tween the two governments and the
fundamental friendlincss between the
TWO nations"
As an incident OF the meeting. Cap
tain kanO. who is Admiral Yamamo-
to's aide. presented TO Presiden RoOse-
Welt a personal gift from the Empe-
TOR OF Japan The gift consists OF a
small box Of the imperial Japanese red
lacquer the making of which is a lost
art even in Japan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
What Ans YOuf

10 you feel weak. tired. dospoad,i.
have frs headaches. coated tongue.
bitter or bad taste in morning. heart
barn. belehing Of gas. acid rlsirgs I'm
throat after eating. stomach guaN or
burn. foul breath. dizzy spells. poOr or
variable appetite. nausea az times and
kindred symptoms2
II yoO>SSve any considerable number Of
ths>above >rS0ptoms you are suffering
fromN liousn9Ss. NSypid liver with indi-
ees,ionNrsfypcr-N pr. Pjerce,s Golden
Medical Discovery naIc M Of the rS0St
m,eilcal sclcnce Tor the p.rrlaucnt cIrc u
slch ahnormal conllIonS IL is a m-o-SSt
efficient liver inVigOrator. stomach tonic.
bowel regulator and nerve strcngthencr.
The Golden Medical Discovery is not
a patent medicine OF secret nostruun. a
fan list Of its Ingredients being printed
on It's bottle-wrappcr and attestcd under
oath. a glance at its formula VIII show
that 70 contains no alcohol. OF harmful
habit-forming drugs. II is a Guii cNtrac;
made with pure. triple-rcfned clycerine.
% proper strength. from the roots Of the
Following native American forest plants.
VIZ. Golden seal root. Stone root. Black
avn va Ntittll lNHhks ktlihnAfthnf. and
Mandrake root.
Tho following leading medical authorities
among host 81 others. cNtnl tho f.r..-,,irll-
roots Tor the cure OF just such ailments ~ the
glove symptoms Indicate Prof X Rartholow.
NJ u % Jefferson Med Cclloce. phua: PROT
u g. Wood, NJ. d. % Univ % Pa: Prot Edwin
M Hale. NJ p. ~ Hahncruarn Med ColicEp.
Chicago. Prot John Nius. NJ u. Author ~
American nispcnSarory; Prot Jno " Scui-
Ger. NJ. D.. Authorof Sp,.cisc Medicines. Pr1f
Laurence johnson. VI r.. Med Dept Triv ~
y. y: Prot. Finley fllincvoot. " n. Author
% ateria Ned.ca and Prof I'm Bennett Ncdi-
cal College. ChicaEo. Send narrc ard adj
crcSs On Postal Card 20 Dr.. T. V. p.crco. Buf-
falo. \. \ . and rcccive fres hookict giving
extracts from writings q an fhe above uletif-
cal authors and many Others cudnr~IrE. iu frc
strongest possible terms. zach AVID every Inc
Erceicut % which 9Goldcn Medical DiscOv-
cry is com posed
nr ficrcc' Pleasant Pellets regulate and
trvigorate stomach. liver and bowels They
= ny D. u~ea IN conjunction with -Golttn
Medical Discovery 10 bowels are much con-
sipated They r. tiny and suEar-coated-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
BOWIES ACQUITTED
Woman and Son Go Free Under
"Unwritten Law.
VERDICT A POPULAR CNE

Defense Arpea:eS Directly to the
49, ,..,
asked FOR Verdict OF ManslSuJhter,
No. Murder.
Ia Plata. Md. july Is IL took the
!"fY IN the hoWie murder trial but nNe
minutes TO decide that IN Southern
Mary land az least. the rnwritten law
Is the law to which the seducer must
hold himself ans"efahle. And while
there was no marked demonstration
when the verdict became known. there
Nas sufficient evidence that the verdict
ni t1c iit2 MAS the verdict OF the PEG
pile 't 'n's section oi the country Both
jury and people acqut Mrs. Mary +.
Bowie and htr son. Henry. OF all blame
FOR 'aeiv acknowledged Staying last
January of Hubert Posey. the seCucer
NJ rf.'r d7n-htcr and sister. Priscilla
Bowie who with her fatherlesS child.
has made r most pathetic picture in
tan court room during the progress OF
Tho trial.
States Attorney Winners request 70
the jury that they bring in a verdict OF
n1n~'anshtcr. not OF murder. with
which Conercssman sydney r. Mudd.
cf counsel for the defense. appealed
,o rho uuWri-ten law in behalf Of his
ier,r rarouefout his address. which
evidently voiced the sentiments Of
most ~ his hearers. Mrs. Bowie and
her son SAT- in stodG composure. while
Priscilla Bowie. seated outside the raj
among the spectators. wept continu-
ous'y.
Gentlemen. said Congressman
Mudd. i'm opening. I'VE shall claim tina,
these defendants We're justified by
what the newspapers have called the
unwritten law. lie then cited many
cases i'm which the avengers OF wrong
"a daughters. sisters and wives have
been acquitted and continued:
Never since the foundation OF this
government has there been before the
jury OF American citizens a single case
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
No Diplomatic Deal with Heaven.

Kew York. July 13.-"Only ambas-
sailors. ministers aad members OF their
suits are entitled to import their goods
free of duty" Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury Reynolds told a mission
AIRY just returned from the Orient. who
wished to escape duty on his house
hold and personal effects. That lets
me in" said the missionary. ''for am
an ambassador of God and a minister
Of the Gospel" unfortunately" re
piled the secretary, the law doesn't
cover your case. Our diplomatic rela-
tions do not extend beyond this world :"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
"Honk-Houk" Disturbs Atlantic.

Atlantic city, y. J.. July IA new
kind OF nervousness has attacked the
people here. Il has not been named
officially. but is known locally as the
"honk hOnks." Auto horns and sirens
produce II. and women. children and
invalids are those most seriously af-
fected. There are so many autos at
the shore place and they make so much
noise and give strollers so many mar
row escapes. that near-spasms follow
the slightest toot. The city council
has taken notice OF the honk -honks to
the extent that an ordinance is TO be
introduced prohibiting chauffeurs from
sounding horns or sirens on Pacific
avenue.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
Phipps Arrested For Murder.

Worcester. Mass. July l3-Franll
w. Phipps. proprietor of the Lily Pond
house in Shrewsbury, near which the
body of Charles l. Burnap was found.
was arrested on the charge OF having
murdered Burnap. Burnap was shot
through the heart, and had. the medi-
cal examiner said. been dead 10 or IL
hours before the finding of his body
within a few feet OF the highway.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
Southern Railway

\. B.-Following schedule figures published as
Information. and arr not guaranteed.
Schedule effective MAY 18th 1897
Trains leave Washington from Pennsy lvania
station
90 o. M. Daily-LocI for Warrenton Dan
Vile AM way stations
SOS ~ IN Daiiy-Local for H@rrisonhnrlr. Va.
Suy ~ IN. baily-iuited States Fast Mall
tlrstciaSs COACH and drawing room. sleeper To
New Orleans. Dining ear service.
HOO a. IN. daily-WashngtOn and Florida
Limited. Through coaches and sleeper To CO.
luhola. Savannah and jacksonville. Dining
4.ol D. m. week Days-Local for Harrisonbure
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
%.55 p m. Dally-LOcal for WarrentOn and
Charlottesville. For Strasburg week days
6.l5 p. m. Daiy-New York en1 AtlLnt,. TX
Press-Firs. class coach to Atlanta. Sleeper to
Columbus. Ga, Mondays Wednesdays. Fridnvs.
sunset Route Tourist sleeper. Washington To
San Francisco.
$50 p m Daily-New York and Florida tx.
press. First class coach and sleeper to Colurl-
bia and Augusta Dining car Il la carte.
Limited (via Lynehburgl-First class coach aud
sleeping To Roanoke. Knox vile, Chatta-
nooga. birmingham and Memphis. sleeper To
New Orleans. Diningcgr service.
1l.Oo p. IN. Daiy-New York and New Orleans
I-imited-An Pullman trains. club and observA-
ton cars To New Orleans. sleeper - Ashville
Atlanta. Birmingham. New Orleans. Dining-caT
service.
Trains leave Richmond for the south A. ,ol.
,ows; Daily. a. N. Ills "A. m. II 80 D. m week
days y. H., makes connections at DanviIle fnr
all points south. Pullman sleeper Tfnjn.
arrive richmond go u. NJ. 3.S5 p. IN, and \ Is
y. m. daily. $40 n m. week DAYS
through trains from the South arrive WASH
lngton ! sS n m, SIS a. m. 9.05 a. m daily. , 10
Z; m; so y. m, 10 p. m. and l40p m daily
HarrSonburg II 25 D. m week davs - q 20 y
IN: daily. FROM Charlottesville SIG a m and
so y, m. Prom Strasburg SIC a m. week iavs
,,tns.' seeplngcar reservations. and detailed
INFORMATION can be had at ticket once. 7os ism
81 81. oil Pa ave and PennsylvanIa station
haggase checked through from hotels and rs-i
Phone s7a0 for p. R. r. Cab serv,oe
= n. ACkEkT. v. y. and Gen. Man
=. n HAkDWICk. Pass. Tranic Mgr
W. II. TAlLOE. Gen, Pass Agent
- \. BROWN. General Agent.
Washington. ID. c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16

Newark, N. j.. July l3.-While hold
ing the 2-year-old son OF Mrs. Julia
Ray. and trying 10 assist the mother
to board a trolley car, a conductor let
the infant drop. After Mrs. Ray
alighted from the car she found that
the baby was unconscious from con-
cussion OF the brain.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16

Questions Hurled at Him Fer Three
Hours.
Boise. Idaho. July william d
Haywood. ON trial Tor the murder 81
Frank Steunenbcrs. left the witness
chair. after he had been under cNami-
nation six hours in his own defense.
the time being equally divided be-
tween his own counsel and senator
BOrah. who conducted the cross-eNam-
ination. With one other witness the
defense closed. The state then begun
tho rebuttal
When Clarence Darrow closed tho
direct examination and quietly remark.
ed: You may cross-cxamine." the
witness turned and faced senator Bo-
rah. his pale face and Jaws set. The
first questions and answers came in
such sabdued tones That Mr. Richard
son. of taN wood $ counsel. asked the
witness TO speak out.
Borah's REORGANIZATION always
rapid. was more than usually quicL.
Out from first 10 last Haywood pre-
served complete possession and con
troll OF himself At times his replies
came as quickly as the questions ,.crc
Hung AZ him. Ills voice was seldom
radical except once or twice. when a
nat denial was given. Borah's manner
was oourteuus throughout but now
and then tiuce OF sarcasm appeared
when he insisted on direct sv,r
and Haywood appeared reluctant.
HlN wood In
the examiner.
Notwithstanding this suhduel air
or consideration. Of quiet speech and
courteous bearing. there WAS not a mo-
ment thruryhout the three hours OF
cross examination. that the atmos-
phere did not tinEle with with pos. b.
bilities. Once. when Senator Borah
pressed Haywood as 10 his sentiment
toward former Governor Steunenborg.
Haywood said. quietly and with n
smile. Il felt no different toward Steu-
nenberg. senator. than do toward
you or any OF those people"
Senator Borah looked up quickly.
but he did not smile. he said quietly.
Yes; have been given to under
stand something of that sort" and did
not pursue the subject
Like Meyer. Haywood had never
heard Orchard make threats against
Steuneuberg. though be had heard Of
Orchards assertion that Orchard hal
lost his interest in the Hercules mine
because OF the troubles in the Coucr
d'Alenes.
Haywood explained the draft sent 10
Simpkins FOR 500. on December II.
1905. on the ground that Simpkins had
left the money with him for safekeen-
ing. lie had no Acknowledgement from
Simpklns OF the receipt OF the money.
and had not heard from Simpkins since
that time. Haywood said he never rlld
PettibOne that he had sent any money
to Simpkins
Haywood in many particulars con.
firmed Orchard, but where Orchard
connected Haywood or the Western
Federation with crime the witness was
emphatic and prompt In his denials
lie showed no desire to conceal the
fact that Orchard had visited him nj
his house. or that he on different occa
sions had intimate conversations with
Orchard. He denounced the admin g.
tratlon of Colorado al the time OF the
troubles as corrupt and he extolled
the value OF the Western Federation
Throughout Haywcod's testimony rang
antaSonism 90 wAat he calls the CAPT
talistic class and his confirmed view
that only by such methods as those oil
the Western Federation can the work
ingmen hope to control the situation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
Boat Upset; Four Drowned.

Springfield Ky. July 13.-Miss Mel
lie Noe. Miss Mary Comstock and ia
cob Psrgiew. OF this place. were
drowned. together with a negro boy.
In Little Beech Fork river. The young
people were out in a rowboat. which
was swamped by a high wind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
RattIesnake Bite Kills In Few Hours

Norfolk. Va. July l3.-The 14-year-
old daughter of John Bull. OF New
market. while playing in a clump Of
bushes. was bitten by a rattlesnake
and died in agony few hours later.
Physicians resorted to every known
means to save her.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Co
RappehannOck River Line
schedule in Effect Nav lst. 1907.


FREDERICKSBI TAPP,UAN<nrr ,.,,....u,.
fredericksburg and Thursday nm,
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Mri'ni
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Leave Light Permitting SUNDAY m
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BALTIMORE
leave ia tnoe ii , light permitting Friday m
End Mil Mn,r.Tt
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@aye hannock weather stotting nt
Wexford Bowler Vh N,,a~ton
uahht donaldson Burton Durham Point
hite STONE Mill Greek Mestan
will
Freight will not be received on sailing DAYS
iA[rAhANNoCh BALTIMORE
Leave Tappahannock permitting Tuesday sopop at
anne Donaldson iryington Wit" Stc
Westla
Arriving Baltimore Wednesday
an, ans the times at which
hay thersirnu W. any "e
Freight received In Baltimore until = IN lin
w. ID. Scott, Agent, fredericksburg Va
WILLARD THOMSON Gen Man. r. MURDOCH Gen IS, p A.,
Baltimore, Md. 1st 1
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
SKETCHING FORT NO CRIME
War Department Unable to Prosecute
Alleged Japanese Spy.

Washington. July 13.-The war de
par-ment refuses absolutely 20 become
excited over the report from San
Diego. Cal. that a japanese spy has
been arrested at Fort Rosecrans while
ir the act of making sketches and TAX
ing photographs OF the defenses.
Even If the story of a Japanese
making sketches at Fort Rosecrans is
true such an act constitutes no crimi-
mel Ofcnse There is no law prohibit
ing the making of photographs OF de-
lenses. In time OF war a commanding
olhccr might take whatever action he
saw tit with a person caught making
sketches or photographs of fortified
tions. and do so as a necessity of war.
In time OF peace. however. the most
that could be done would be to order
the offender of a reservation for tres
pass and confscate his papers.
Laugh and cast away your troubles,
Never hug them to your breast.
nd l.. IL
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
RIPANS.

There Is scarcely any condition Of
i'll health that 10 not benefited by the
occasional use of n RIPANS Tabule.
For sale by druggists. The Five
cent packet IL enough for an ordi
nary occasion. The family bottle, 90
cents. contains q supply for a year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
D0n'tRunChanCeS

~ purchasing your liquor any
where and everywhere, but al
wsJs 20 where you are sure of get
tag tue best and purest goods
Aauiterated goods are not fit to
use We are doing the largest
business ia fredericksburg, be
causr we never nisrepresent our
rDods and always give you your
moneys worth ia quality and
measure. We have the largest
s;sDIftnenf 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
Liquors and
TObaccOs

In this section OF the State.
Our store Is the only place you can
ind the celebrated Wilson Whiskey
and Canada Rye drawn from the bar
rel. Our brands are too numerous to
mention. We have ali kinds Of bot
tied liquors and ~ our bar you will
Ind ali the leading brands. Call or
write.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16

{. :. Goes to ST. Paul Next.
Seattle. Wash July l3.-Tha United
Society OF Christian Endeavor has de-
oidod to meet in 81. Paul.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16

Laugh and east away your troubles,
Never hug them to your breast.
Worry, and your grievance doubles
Don take sorrow for your guest.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-16
For
Wornan's
Eye
J-ls
THE DEFENSE RESTS
Haywood Murder Trial Draw
ing to an End.
ACCUSED CROSS-eXAMINED

He Never Heard Orchard Threaten
Steunenberg-Calr,iy Answers the
Questions Hurled at Him For Three
Hours.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-01

tE- wonder E President Roosevelt
ta'e-- lie free ana unlimited COIN
& @. silver ~ the ratio %. six,rer
- 1G~. IL las fallen i'll line WITH al
he ,o'1-- theories ana police, ad
T7ca-@t 9y Nj BRIAN. 80 why can not
1~ ac@=p, MS financial theories? b.
lore Va. street vas 50 firmly seated
Z n 1cancia. saddle every proui.
1el- republican II tha co.acr--fron,
Judge SANE Mathews. ri Ohio 10
Sela-1- Wo,co--. Of Co.oraco.-aIvo.
c4-es ne ire coinage Of silver r.
T4s - money ~ our "iaddi-S. ,h.
-lo1er II rhr constitution" ana as
Te have ADORE said Until Wall street
as - shadow along tn Da-h n Doll.
--Ca- parties. no party would hay- dar-
=. antagoniz4 IT, VIII TEDDY dare,
I'll - lit- his big stick in defiance
ot Val street: We should return 70
- Old beaten paths" The FREE cum
aSe o. silver : needed. Our increas-
IL ;sads ans ,:a15c demand q create
supply ~ money. The increase ~ va.
-. ;he increased prize On every pro.
lrc- now >o.6 c1pu1 -1e markets. dc.
mands q larger supply q none. 10
nation. since 1he beginning Of organ
:z=6 governments. has ever had more
monsy han i could employ Tor useful
-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-01

--~-- ar S-Jw.rE evidence, thar
- labor needs Of M so--A are -r g..
forced uqon ne attention II ca.--.,,
= M - a2all,y - his session ~
.@ast 10 some definite enc before
many sessions have come ar: gone
The capitalization of mis- se2-tr.eD,
vas seen II me consideration o. The
immigration bill. when the southern
senator's Joined il Al attack upon he
Root amendment shutting out Ja2su.
csc Ia0oTers. According 20 TIE sou.b.
eTners. NJ negro has ceased 70 b. a
solution OF the labor problem. and ,h,,
north and west are taking - thaus.l.
yes practically all the desirable i'm.
migrants hat land a. the northern
ports.