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The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

The openings: 5. Petroft defense; 6, Queens gainbit decline; ', Qaeens gam bit declined; 8, Queens gambit declined,
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

Rev Henry Stone officiated at the funeral of Thomas H, Smith, which was held from the house, S4 Fair street, at 1:SO o'clock yesterday aft ernoon and from the Advent church at
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

There is harmony now between the Tuxedo alleys and Swift's and Hulse's. The Independents have agreed to roll on Swift's alleys whenever they wish ed and the Academy team will roll on the Tuxedo alleys whenever asked.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23
The team standing for the week in he city bowling league is as follows:

For the individual standing Morris of the West Ends holds the lead again for the week, with Williams second.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

The Wallingford fire department has received a check for s25 from the New York Insulated Wire company for the excellent work done by the de- partnent at the recent fire at the eompany's plant.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

The New Haven Interstate bowling team which will roll the Elizabeth team tonight will probably be made up of four of the Industrials of Swift's and Hulse's alleys. explained by Charlie Johnson. The first team which rolled the New York aggregation will be up against the Algonquin quartet at the Tuxedo alleys. The other inter state games scheduled for tonight are Newark at New York and Brooklyn at New Brunswick
 The games scheduled in the state bowling league this week follow: New Haven at Bridgeport, Hartford at Meriden and New Britain at Water- bury,
 But two more weeks remain in the City league fight. The Y. M. R. c. aggregation has shown its superiority throughout the season and in defeat ing the Academy team it has es- tahlished a permanency at the top of the ladder. Wednesday night they travel to the Aschenbrodel alleys, and in the final series next week the Tux edo aggregation will roll at the Y. M. R. C. alleys. The Republican club bowlers ought to be able at least to break even in these games and if they do they are champions. Should they win the championship a big celebra- ton will follow. The games scheduled for Wednesday night follow: Republi- can club at Aschenbrodel, Sterling at Specials, Winchester at Tuxedo, and Westyille at Academy. The games for next week are: Tuxeda at Republican club, Academy at Sterling, Specials at westville and Aschenbrodel at Win chester.
 Tin,r,ia Watt will have m wa llS-
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

This afternoon at the Holy Trinity church at o'clock there was a ser-> mon for Germans followed by rosary and benedietion.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

The Kallinoda mass in A will be rendered at the Holy Trinity church at the 10:S0 o'clock service Christmas morning
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

Miss Esther Knopf is the guest c friends in New York city.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

MT. and Mrs. Langford, MT. and Mrs. O'Laughlin of Naugatuck, MT. Pine of Waterbury were the guests of Mir and Mrs. P. J. Griffin of North Whittlesey avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

Miss Violet A. Hoffman left yester- day for a weeks visit at Peekskill, N, Y.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

Charles R. Trott will succeed Joel F. Leete as tiinekeeper at the H. s. Judd factory commencing tomorrow morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

Manager Wilkinson of the Walling- ford theater will give each and every child attending hls popular playhouse a chance on a Teddy bear.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

Total ..,...... 11a
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-23

Miss Catherine Tanning is entertain ing Miss Jennie O'Neiil, principal of the Crosby high school of Waterbury.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
tPwoRTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE
Election Of Officers interesting Exercises at
George Arnold Home In SpotSyhsnls where
Bishop Asbsy Died.

Attic afternoon session of the Epworth
League Conference Wednesday IN. de-
vOtioual eNe-cises Were led boy Dr. II X
Moore. of Washington
Reports Were rad from the different
chapters and "A report made by Miss Grace
Jeifries. superintendent of the Junior
lS,0gucs
An address which was much cnmpli-
mented was The Fellow Workers Coy
eDant." delivered by Mr.. W. l.. B-annan.
Miss Lillian ChenOweth. of Mt Vernon
church. Washington. sang solo
The open conference was conducted by
Rev. Clifton Z. Clark. of Washington.
Addresses On How to Help" were de-
livered; How to Help the Pastor" by
Rev. MIR. Rives; How To Help the sun
day Evening Service by Rev 4. W.
Jetries; How To Help the Sick. Mr.
winfield; How To- Help League Prayer
Meetings. DR. II. r. Moore.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted:
President. ". |. Brnnnan. Fr,lsricks-
burg, SECRETARY and Treasurer. Rev. ".
ID. ke~ne. Warrenton: Missionary Vice
President, Miss Annie Page. Hamilton.
Va; Superintendent Junior Leagues
Miss Grace Jeliries. Washington. u. G.:
Field Secretary, Rev. ;. X. Cockrell.
Middlehurg. Va. Members of Executive
Committee. Rev Charles d. Bula. Alex
andria, Va, Rev. ". T. Gover, ManRs-
sas, Va.
At night service n large audience WAS
present. Devotional exercises were led
10y Rev. J. W. Smith The Epworth
League and Missions was the subject of
an able address 10y Miss Margaret
Naesche. of Washington. An interesting
address ON "llOw to Win the Young Peo-
pie Icy Contact in the Social Life of the
League was delivered 10y Rev. W.
keene. Beautiful solos We're sung hy
DIR. &. Il. Clark tenor. and Miss Ii liam
Chenoweth, cOntralto, both of Mount
Vernon Methodist church Of Washington
Report OF committee on resolutions wa.
presented and the session ended with
benedictiun.
At an early hour Thursday morning
large number OF delegates, members OF
the Methodist church and others went
out To the George Arnold House, near
Mt Pleasant. in Spotsylvania. about Ii
miles from Frederick shurg, " here Bishor
Francis ASbury died Sunday. March 81
lSl6 There n marker erected by the
Epworth Leagues Of Washington Dis
trict Was dedicated. In the absence OF
the presiding elder, Rev. +. Y. REGISTER
who is sick. Rev. John W. Smith con
Quoted the conservation services. They
consisted OF Scripture reading Revelation
MI. 10y Rev. W ID. Keene. Prayer
by Rev. DIR. George II. RAY. An
address. what Are We Here For?" 10y
Rev. Charles d. Bulla. An address,
The Call To The Ministry" by Rev J.
n. Light Doxology and benediction.
/ The ladies oi the Methodist church Of
this city served lunch on the grounds
and the occasion was one to be- remem
/ bered
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
Mr.. ISAAC C. STRASBURGER
Dies Suddenly Of Heart Trouble Remains VIII
Be Taken TO Baltimore.

Mr. Isaac G.. Strasburger died eudden!y
OF heart trouble Thursday morning AT
the home of his brother, Mr. Victor &
Strasburger. aged 90 years The de-
ceased came here from Baltimore severn
years ago and 10y his genial. unassuming
manner made many friends He wa,
born in Baltimore nearly sixty-fuur year.
ago and had been married and was tn,
father Of ten children, all ol
whom. with his wife. are dead.
His health had been failing for the
past two years and his death was not
unexpected. He was Il member of Royal
Arcanum Council in Baltimore. and is
survived by his brother. Mr.. v e. Stras-
burger. of this city.
The funeral of Mr. Isaac c. Strasburger
will take place Sunday morning from the
residence OF Mr.. V. Z. Strasburger. on
Main street. at 7:45. services conducted
10y Mr. II. Kaufman, after which the re
mains will be taken To Baltimore and in
TERED in Friendship cemetery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
CAROLINE
Entertainment Notes and Personals.

Bow ling Green. Va, June both, 1907.
Children's Day services will he observed
Ia the Bowling Green Baptist church on
next Sunday.
Mrs james Gravatt and little daugh-
ter, oi Washington, arr guests of Mrs r..
II. Gravntt
Misses Emma Scott and Myra Graves,
oi Atlanta, spent "a portion of this week
with Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Coghill Miss
Scott is now lady principal ot Washing
ton Seminary in Atlanta and II well
known h're. having spent the earlier
part of her life in Bowling Green
Mr.. Frank kicherson aud bride have
returned from their bridal trip and are
at their home near Sparta.
Misses Blanche and Miriam Coghill
have returned from Jamestown.
Miss Bessie Coghill has returned To her
home at Milford from IA delightful visit
To Albemarle.
The work of putting in the phones has
been going on this week. and they hope
IN a lew days To have the line in work
ing order
Miss Mary Voolfolk left on Thursday
for Richmond, where she will spend sew
eral days.
Mrs. Cecil Parish. who has been "A
guest OF MIR. X X. Parrish and family,
has returned To her home In Richmond
The condition of Mrs. Montgomery
Garrett, who has been 80 critically III,
is somewhat improved, but her symp-
toms are still alarming
Mrs. A. b. Chandler, Jr.. and Miss
Edith Chandler spent u portion of this
week in Richmond
Mrs e. :. Webb and two little sons
have gone To Orange to spend some
time with her parents
Mr.. Garnett Cow herd. oi West Virginia.
spent several days Of this week in town.
Miss Buck. OF Richmond, and Miss
Richerson. of North Carolina. are guests
OF Miss Louise Haines
Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Richards left We'd
nesday for jamestown, where they will
spend n week.
Miss Marston, Of Richmond. is "A guest
OF her sister. Mrs. X. L. Busby.
Mr.. j. l.. JOurdan lost IA fine mule Sun
day.
Mrs. Lyon has returned To her home il
st. Louis after spending some time with
the family OF Mr. and Mrs. John Wash
| ingtOn.
| Miss Florence Gravatt entertained {
number OF her young friends on Wednes
day evening from \ to l. Dancing an,
games were INDUCED in, and during tn,
evening delightful refreshments wen
served. Ny T.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
SMITH LARGEST
- Geors. ~. NJ. Juhn "a.

hing George Co. Va. june p.
very pretty home wedding was sol
einuiz'd AZ Bleak Hin. the residence OF
The bride = parents. Mr. aud Mrs r. J
largest. this evening AT : O'Clock. when
their daughter. Miss Annie Lola Harge-t
Wa given in marriage 10 Mr.. Walter \.
Smlth, OF The cottage. near smiths
harf The groom 10 the son OF Mr.
GAlnn smith
Miss Blanche Simonds. of Baltimore.
was maid of honor The bridesmaids
were Misses Lille largest. n sister Of the
bride. aud Carrie Smith. "A sister of the
groom. The best man was Mr.. Thomas
largest, brother of the bride.
The bride WAS attired in her mothers
wedding gown and veil. the former being
"a pearl cOlOred Xix of princess style.
trimmed with real lace, her veil being
gracefully caught with spray ufOrange
blossoms. She carried Brides roses
The maid Of honor was costumed in
blue net over blue silk aud carried "A
shower bouquet of sweet peas. ~ did the
bridesmaids, who were beautiful gov ned
IN pale green and corn colOred silks
The ceremony was performed 10y Rev e.
+. Holiday, of the NJ. r. church south.
the bridal couple standing under AN arch
oi green, from which was suspended "A
bell Of white roses. Lohengrin's we'd
ding march was played 10y Mrs Grant
GeIrnan. of Baltimore county. Md.
Alter the ceremony and reception. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith leit for an extended trip
North. The out of town guests were.
Dr. and Mrs Klein, Of Reading. Pa Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Smith. Of Prince Georges
county. Md; Rev Mr. Myers. Of Phila-
delphia; Miss kada Klein. of Philadel-
PIMA Mrs. Grant German and daughter.
oi baltimore county. and Miss Blanche
SimOnds Of Baltimore.
The bride and groom are very popular.
and will be greatly missed. rs they will
ior the present reside in Nantieoke. Pa
They are among the most popular mu-
sicians in King GeOrg'. aud We're ever
ready to aid in church and Sunday
school. or any good cause. They were
the recipients Oi many handsome pres
eut-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
so BUILDINGS BURN
Big Fire Near jamestown ExpOsi-
ton.
ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE HOMELESS
Fifteen Acres at Pine Beach Swept by Flames
Property loss 100000.

Property To the value of 500 Oru
was destroyed. aud one Do. ,NaS l,,-t ia 81,
fire Wednesday at Pine Beach. i,.t nut-
side the Jamestown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
One thousand people were rendered
homeless. Fifteen acres of IN most
pOpulOus section of the Beach wn.
burned over. and more than hiiy build
ings Were destroyed
Larry Harris. "A negro bootblark. WAS
the only One To lose ms life. Harris wac
caught in one of the burning hot L..
PRINCIPAL HOTELS BURNED
The value of the principal hotels lost
follows. Arcade Hotel SO 600. Rnynl
Pine Hotel ) = 900. White Hou~,,. $l5.
600, Hampton Roads 80. 600; Berkeley
lSlS.OOO; Washington, $4,000: james
town, $4,000; Powhatan. SI2OOO.
Alton. ) 900. and Parker and Ryan.
! 600
4 number Of smaller hostelri,- were
also destOyed. About 2IO small shop
aud trades people lost all that they had
Their losses will average $500 each.
Insurance on the the burned property
amounted To less than > per cent of its
valle. premiums being So high a. 10
make insurance almost prohibitive.
The blaze originated in the Berhley
Hotel The destroyed buildings were OF
temporary construction, the Arcad,
Hotel, with $50 rooms. being the largest
and costliest. representing an inv.strnrnt
including furniture and equipment. If
| $50 900
The Inside Inn and the Kentucky State
building. on the western side of therXlto.
sltlon grounds, ~ well a. the negro
building and HuXiliaries thereto. wrro
threatened Tor "A time owing to the wind
but the fire reached nothing inside III,
grounds.
The Powhatan Guards and the eNpo-i
ton Hire department did splendid work
IN preventing the fire from spreading
further.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
MEDICAL MEETING

The local Medical Society held its
quarterly meeting Thursday night at
$40. The paper Oftheevening was read
10y DR.. &. X Robins. professor Of gynas.-
cology at the Medical Colh.ge OF Virginia.
and was upon conservative methods of
treating pelvic determinations. which
rescued from hopeless invalidi-m "A GER
tain class Of suiiencrs The paper was
listened to with much interest and
pleasure aud wac discussed 10y Drs. Dog
gett. Tompkins. DeJarnette, Barney and
Chewing
After the paper was finished the
society adjourned to Brulle's for some
cold refreshments, which We're thorough
~ enjoyed. The next meeting will be-
the last Tuesday in September, when it
Is hoped that DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor. pro
lessor OF surgery at the University Col
lege OF Medicine. Richmond. will read a
paper. Drs. Barney and Chewing were
reelected az president and secretary re-
spectiVely
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
TOURNAMENT AND PLAY
Highly Successful Entertainment at King George
Miss Tyler, Of This City, Crowned Queen.

King George, Va June -. 1907.
The Society of Associated Charities of
King George county gave an entertain
ment at this place on the 25th inst
which IN size of the crowd in att. ndance.
as We'll as the general excellence of the
program, established new record for
such festivities in this county.
lhe amusements begun with "A tourna-
ment at O'Clock in the afternoon. at
which the successful contestants were. in
the order named. Mr. W. T. Smith. MIR
William V. Csruthers, MIR. Ihos. 4
largest and Mr.. l.. b. Price.
MIR. Smith crowned Miss Eva Tyler. al
Fred, rcksburg, queen; Mr.. CLruther.
crowned Miss Maize Ashton. LIST maid
Mr.. largest crowned Miss Smnnds. al
baltimore. 2nd maid, and Mr.. Pric,
crowned Miss Eva Burche. 3rd maid
The cnrunation address was delivered b,
10y Mr.. Thomas lomaX Hunter.
In the evening, beginning az $40. tia,
following program WAS given ia H.,
cout t-house building, before AN audienc,
/ which taxed the capacity of the house:
Duet, Misses Flossie Harris and I,uril
Buggs.
The Wrong MC. Jones. a one act coined y
by Paul A. HOLIDAY, Of the King Geors
High School,the King George Drnmati
Club.
Solo, Love Me and the World il Mine.
Miss Loula Rodgers
Recitation, Mr. Wyatt Walker.
Solo, Making Eyes, Mrs l.. Il. Rollins
Trio, Masters in the Cold, Coli. Ground
Misses BogRs and Miss King.
Solo, Doris. Mrs. l.. Il. Rollins.
Recitation. Miss Flossie Harris.
Solo, Sing Me to Sleep, Miss Louls
Rogers.
During the afternoon and evening i-e.
and the usual SIMMER refreshments wer,
served. The management was mucl
complimented on the success of the affair
and 1t Is probable that an entertainment
on an even larger scale will he giver
ihter III the summer. Stranger
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
Richmond, Fredcrioks.
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in eiiect May 2G. 1907.
LIVE NoKrHM Ann.


G:25 n. m. daily except sunday. Makc-
local stops ON signal.
S.21 "A. m. daily. Stops ON signal at
Oocoquan. l.orton. Franconia Sunday
only. Stops at Alexandria Ia discharge
passengers.
S:il a. m. daily Stops at Alexandria.
lO:29 IA. m. daily. Makes l,s.nl stops
on signal.
l:33 =. m. daily except Sunday. Stop,
at Alexandria.
G:23 p. m. daily except sunday. Makes
local stops on signal
zoo =. m. Sundays only. Makes local
stops on signal
$40 =. M. daily. Stops at Alexandria
lo:oo =. m. daily. Stops at AbNan.
dria.
LEAVE sorTUWARD
300 a. M. daily. Atlantic toast Line
ram. Stops at Boswell and Ashland
"''' a. ~. daily except sunday Make,
l"'al stops un signal
SIS "a. M. SUNDAYS only. NnL,.s L..,l
stops "n signal
Iu39 a. M. daily. S,nhnnrl Air i'm.
tram STOPS at Al,Nandrin and Milford.
l2'l9 y. m. daily Stops at AlrNnn-
htin. summit. Guinea. MOndSlanr Mil
i"rd Pcn"la. Kushcr Glen. boswell and
Ashland
90 T.. IN. daily Atlantic Coast Line
tram. stops at Alexandria and Ash
land
GI2 =. m. daily Makes local stops On
signal
d.At T.. m. daily Scahoard Air Line
tram. stops at Alexandria, boswell aud
Ashland
Accommodation train from Washing
ton arrives lila "A. m. daily except sun
day
NorE-rimc Of arrivals and depart
un-S AMI connections not guaranteed
4. 4. cox. Agent.
&. W. GULF. Gen. Supt.
W l. EAlInH T,.tfi.. NJ
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
POLITICAL

Lieut.. Gov. j. Taylor Ellyson denies
the report that he will resign the position
OF Democratic State chairman.
The Democratic county committee of
Londoun has canvassed the vote in the
Democratic primary election held last
week. A second count was necessary by
reason of the close vote between John
Orr Daniel and Maj Is. W. Lynn, for
tioGter delegate for LOudOun and fau-
quier counties. The former was declared
the nominee. having majority ofseven-
teen. +. NJ Love Tor House Of Del, gates,
from LOudoun, had no opposition.
The contest for the speakership of the
next House is warming up, and Messrs.
Richard +. Byrd, OF Winchester and Robt.
w. Withers, of Suffolk. are hard at work
Hon. John W ChuIchman, of Augusta,
is also IA candidate. Major J. y. Stubs,
of Gloucester, who has served about
twenty years in the Legislature. will re-
turn to the House and he talks of run
ming for Speaker
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
E. D. COLE, Agent,
fredericksburg. Va
C. & o. STOPS CONSTRUCTION
Work Discontinued on Account Of UnfNushle
Money Market.

c. d. I.anghorne. J. e. Carpenter a Co.,
aud Mathews Curtis Company, of Clifton
Forge, Lane Brothers 4 Co, of Lynch
burg, have been ordered To stop their
construction work in connection with
the &. n q. Railroad Company ON July |
Lane Brothers 4 Co. in IA later order
have been authorized to continue work
between Richmond aud Newport News.
The {. 4 q. has been doing double
tracking, lowering grades. and straight
ehinR curves. The reason assigned for
discOntinuing this work is that further
money would have to be raised for it's
continuance. and in the conditions of the
market at this time it would not I've de-
sirable to float bonds. Two thousand
men are Affected.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
MARRIAGES

John II. Farmer, Of Bowling Green
aud Miss Essie B. Patterson. of Ruther
Glen. were married IN Washington
Thursday.
Miss Maggie Lee Embrey, of Charlottes.
willie, and james Edward Richie. oI
Washington, We're married "Wednesday
at the home in Charlottesville of the
brides parents. Judson 4. Emhrey was
best man; Miss Katherine Embrey, OF
Brandy, maid OF honor.
Miss Eloise George became the bride oi
John Robert George, of Smyth county.
at Narrenton Wednesday. The maid Of
honor was Miss Hazel Bradford Witten:
best man. j Ohm Roberts.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
JUDGMENT AWARDED,
PROMPTLY PAID

A Judgment was rendered in a magis-
trate's court here Wednesday morning.
presided over 10y Justice A q Rilhngsley,
against Adams Express ca. in favor Of
Mr.. j. :. Gordon, OF SpotsylVa.
MIA county, for the sum of $25 and costs
for lost packaa E. which was promptly
paid 10y the agent OF the company here.
Mr. Gilman Howard.
AIR. e. O'COnOr Goodrich was attorney
for Mr.. Gordon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
FOR STNNERTSE

With our increased facilities for hand
ling all kinds Of special work. we arr.
daily in receipt OF orders for summer
helps Ia comfort and pleasure, such rs
hammock and porch cushions. pads Tor
easy chairs and couches, window seats.
divans and coy corner mats, hassucks
and Ottomans. also the uncNcellcd line oi
Colonial Felt MATTRESSES ranging ia prize
from $3.50 to $1,000. Hair MATTRESSES
thoroughly renovated and r,-ass.d
Write or phone
The Colonial Mattress Co.
ii. h. Sweetser, Manager.
i26, lin
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
SUES TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Walter J. Beagle, Of Stafford county,
through Attorneys Il. b. Wallace and &
O'COnor Goodrich, has instituted suit in
the Corporation court of fredericksburg
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company asking damages in the sum Of
500. The suit il the result OF All acct
dent sustained by MIR. Beagle last fall
while IN the employ of the telegraph com
pany.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
THE FREDERICKSBURG LIBRARY
Come forward And Become a subscribef.

The ladies of the fredericksburg library
added $50 worth Of new books To the H.
hrary during May. IL will hen matter OF
surprise To many persons Ia learn there
Rrr only 100 subscribers 10 this library
fredericksburg has over 5000 people and
only one library and yet furnishes only
100 subscribers at / 90 per year The
library has several thousand choice
books and the ladies at the head of il
give their time and labor without charge
When they want funds badly they give
an entertainment and make money for
urgent needs. They want money now.
How many, after reading this notice.
will come forward and subscribe n
dollar? We hope several hundred will
do sp
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
Or. C. H. KUPER DEAD

Or. e. II. kuper. we'll known prac-
teal dentist. miner and farmer. died OF
paralysis at his home near Wilderness.
in Spotsylvania, Thursday, aged -
years.
He was "A member of Lodge No. -, X.
of T., and Of the Red Men, of this city.
He is survived 10y his widow and four
children. They are William Kuper,
Misses Pearl and Ella Kuper and Mrs.
benjamin Dempsey, all of Spotsylvania.
Funeral Sunday at p. m, conducted
10y Rev ii. III. Barber. Of this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-29
CANDIDATES TAKE NOTICE

The County Democratic Committee. OF
Spotsylvania county and the City Demo
cratic Committee of fredericksburg have
fixed upon August 9th rs the time for
holding primary for nominating IA can
didate Tor the House of Delegates from
the county of SpOtsylvania and the city
OF Fredericksburg, and all candidates are
hereby notified that they must file notice
with the respective chairmcn ON or he
fore noon OF July 9Th, accompanied by
"A deposit of SO To be used in dcfraying
the costs oi the primary
e. Il. Massey.
Chairman Spotsylvania County.
T.. ID. Cole.
Chairman City OF fredericksburg
siu26-l wliu271w.