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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

8olgat5a &irfens &Dinbefprnirg
mg6er feritfommenoe Eors6ag gfter<
miooag bos Mrs. @aSmnsfen, 655.
Ohio ct. 81. ct. Saul.
aapitol &omiS1onens Mrbeioe er
praftiif taget MI afilutta % beb nee
ite Np6e bill 8Dgningen formelt Bit
be obergtpet til @upernerenS Sm<
iorg. Dpfsrelien al % geoligebol-
oelien at 8pgningen bar beret ! So,
mtsiionens &anoer ii6en 1898.
Sorsoa8 Mften ben 81. STARTS af-
bol6er @olgatba @irfens &binoefor-
ening en- ielifabelig Snmmenfomit i
&irfens l1n6erbpgning. 1876 9bo-
mas ct. On peroifulo @pngeltol,
ifianfet at @irfens ltngbomsfore-
ming, bill peo oenne M%nleoning blipe
bortloooet. 9logangen er fri og ale
inobpoes paa oct binrteligite.
Or. Snitus 66agc er fait beitemt
pao life at billie lege @ienbalg til fit
@mbe6e, iom 5unobe6sfomisipr .
San bar n6ienot ct aobent 8reb, /
bDilfet ban erflprer bette og be6er
fine Genner ON at ofbol0t Jig fra al
Mgttotion til Ior6el for bam. 2ige=
leoeS toffer ban 0ffenligbe6en for
al Sen @elbilie, ser ct biit bam, og
for Sen @rfien6elie JONI fommer til
Sr6e for bans Mrbejoe / 8pens Sn=
teresie.
MGr fbalte be6 &mlos. Solepb
Mnoerion> bans Some % Barn bar
ner 6rebte be6 &11losforgiftning
forleoen Scat / 6eres Stem / @p6 ct.
Saul. Mr. Mn6erlen baagne6e fgrit,
men ban felte fig ioa ing, at ban iffe
fnn6e reiie Zig op; M3rs. 81. baagne6e
l%tgeleoes, men ga bnn foriegte at
fomme op fal6t bun / 8e|bimelie.
Smii6er lDffe6es set 81. at fonlme
ben og faa @in6uet aabnet; Barnet
bar % neiten fDolt og bar meget ipg
bele 9agen efter.
6nnbem bpb. S EN- al gl%ifegrapene
beo @ait Sepentb Street @porpogns=
remiSierne. bleb / 9en6ags Morges
fnnoet 2iget at Sen .23aarige Stu
oolpb &alborion> en- inoban6ret Ep=
ifer; set bar folot, ga set fanotes, o.
bap6e itffert allere6e ligget ser / fle=
re elmer. Ser bar i11gen, ser bab6e
let eller bert noget til &alborlon !
Nottens 2eb, og bborle6es ban ct
fommet at me6. 2ibet itaar forelebio
ben / set ubisie.
Selbmorb. On -32uarig @bin6e,
Miis Mn11a 8lale, 614 8ates Mpe.,
ffb6 fig iioit / forrige uge. Mor an
tog ferit, at ser laa en- &ierligbe6s-
offere til @run6 for Sen fortbiple6e
&%onoling> ienere er set oog oplp1t, at
en- nagen6e San6pi1e / flere @aane=
Ser bop6e un6ergrabet ben6es Merbe=
|'iDitem, og at 6isle be6bare6e @mer=
ter | 6orbinoelie mes @anseI poo
S6bn ttliioit maa babe omtaaget ben=
BEG Toritan6 / oen @ra6, at bum bor
grebet til &epolperen iom eneite u.s.
pei. SUN fe6 fig to &rgler / timber
libet og ct giennem &obe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Sngcn 81 for Sulbaterne. 81

Sn9cn 9l for Sulbaterne. Ger er
/ @uiet in0bragt ct 2opforilag ON,
at Ser life maa Ielges Spiritus fra
@epGrtninger, ser logger in0enfor en-
Mils &o0i.s fra en- bpilfeniom6elit
militGr &olt eller &elerbation. SPILL
fet altlaa 81. a. pil iige at, bpis be6=
taget, Ben paa 6enne SIDE al Sort
Smelling 8roen liggen0e Suloon,
poa bbis &eranoa set bar iao 6eiligt
at iio6e cit 59n6ag Morgen I. @fs.
og til ct 1f11mmen6e &rus 9l nD6e
Sen berlige u0iigt ODER Sen life mini
ore ifl1mmenoe misitsiippi> maa gaa.
&je6eligt nn0erti6en meo al 6enne
inusfornuftige &eformering!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

George 5. Slabe, General @uper-
inten0ent for Greet Mortbern 8anen,
Dor pluoielig toget fin Mfife6. San
bar inoebapt 6enne Stilling / 5 Mar.
Man antager> at Hlaoien bill blipe gi=
bet til s. 81. &enne0pI ser er Msji=
itant General Superintendent uoe /
Spofone, @olb.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
FREDERICKSBURG, va, SATURDAY, MAY a6, 1907.
KING GEORGE
Notes, Personals. Etc

King George G. H., Va, May 2Izt. 1907
Rev. B.T.Turner has returned from the
Episcopal Council in Warrenton.
Mr.. Henry Greene has added an at.
tractive pOrtico TO his residence near the
Hop Yard.
Hon. George Mason was at the Clerk :
Office "A few days ago looking into impor.
tant law cases IN which he il counsel
Mr.. Nm. W. Butzner. of Fredericksburg
was ut the courthouse on the 18th
taking deposition with Mr.. W. A. Ross.
before Commissioner +. l.. Hunter in thu
chancery cause OF Ratclifie VS.. Minor. &c
Mr. Thornton Turner has returned
from visit to friends in Annapolis. Md
Miss Frankie Arnold, who has been
visiting her relatives, the Misses Mont
yOmery, in fredericksburg. has returned
MIR. +. W. Mason sat a. registrar oi
Rappahannock District. at tie court
house May DIST, and registered on,
voter
Mr. Eugene Stuart, of New York. who
has been visiting his mother at Sum,
Side. has returned.
Mr.. Is. G. Grymes has returned from
Washington and Alexandria.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
4,833,63O WOMEN WORK
Occupied in All But Nine Of 300 Branches. Cen
sus SAYS.

Women at work in the nited States
II the subject of a report ISSUED hv an.
Census Bureau. based ON the returns if,
1900. Ia that Year m the United state
the total numter ui WoIuen. sixteen
years Oi age and over, was - lS1.laq.
while those at wOrk numbered N;i8.
63O.
Most of the women at work Ner,,
young, OS per cent being under 81
years oi age, ~ , per cent under -. and
@1.O per cent had not reached the ug,. oi
II; lI.H per cent We've married. l.. Der
cent were widows. and > per cent wer,.
divorced
In l9OO, women We're represented in
all but 9 of the hob occupations Ia which
workers of the country were engaged
The returns showed, among other things
that females We're employed as p,lot~.
ON steam railroads. 10 were employed
rs baggagemen. 81 as brakemen, : H.
condutors, 10 as engineers and fifemen
eud 20 a. switchmen, yardmen. and
hagmen; - were carriage and hack
drivers; q were reported az ship car
penters, and rs rooiers and skaters.
lS1 were returned as biacksmith- and
IOS as machinists; : were builefmakers:
ii were charcoal, coke, and lime burners.
and ii were well horers
Two women were reported a. motor
men. Almost one-iourth OF the total
number of women at work We're ser
wants; 456. 400 We're farm laborers.
80 > per cent of whom were from tn,
Southern States, and 36l SO4 wer,.
negroes There were BIS. .l44 dress.
makers, 321 .2OG teachers, BPS 935 lAun-
dresses. 3O7, 100 farmers, 23l .45S
textile mill operatives, and l4G.92y
housekeepers and stewardesses.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
PRISONERS BREAK JAIL
oVerpower Guards at Work House and
Thirteen Get Away


Toledo. o., May 23.-Overpowering
Guard Trempt. whom they brutally as
saulted with their fists. l3 prisoners
at tho work house here made their
escape
The escape had been carefully
planned. and the attack was so sud.
den that the other guards were taken
unawares. Only prompt action on the
part of the other guards prevented a
Wholesale delivery OF all the prisoners
employed in the brick yard.
The escaped men were employed
on the brick machine and guarded by
Irempt- Without warning. all hands
sprang upon the guard, and he was
Overpowored. chOked and beaten. The
prisoners made Wild dash toward the
fence. and after knocking OF the
boards made their escape toward a
railroad bridge. After crossing on the
ties they went in different directions.
Immediately after the escape had
been made known armed guards from
the work house were sent IN pursuit
Of the men. The Toledo police. as well
as the police and constables of the sur
rounding country. were Immediately
notified. Word reached the city 10 the
elect that police mounted on motor
cycles overlook two of the prisoners
at Air Line Junction and placed them
under arrest One of the captured men
Is said TO have been the leader in -.
delivery. All the prisoners who escaped
were atured In the regulation prison
uniform.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
CAROLINE
Religious Notes Entertainment Miss Sugg to
Wed School Closing Personals.

Bowling Green. Va. Nav 22nd. 1907.
DIR. Forest. of the University Of Nir-
gina, filled the pulpit oi the Christian
church Sunday morning The church
wa crowded aud hr held thu. attention
at the large congregation thu entire time.
On sunday night he delivered an address
on India IN the interest OF tie 4. " Is
NJ. oi that church. This too was thor
oughly enjoyed by the large crowd pre--
eut
Mr.. Fred Callahan. of Washington.
spent several days this week with the
family of Mr. A. Il. Chandler.
Mrs. W T. Broaddus returned Tues
day from "a short visit to her sister in
Richmond
DR.. J. NJ. McMauaway and DR.. &. :
Webb have returned from Richmond.
where they were IN attendance upon the
southern Baptist Convention.
Mrs. l.. l.. Butler has returned from "A
visit al several days 20 relatives in Rich
mond
Mr and Mrs.. Wilcie Davies left Satur.
day Tor their home ia Philadelphia. after
a visit to hi- mother here.
Mestame- T. e. Moncure aud +. r..
Gill spent Monday at Glen Allen with the
the family of Dr. Broaddus.
The Misses Broaddus entertained "A
lew friends at their home 90 last SAtur-
day night from : TO IL O'Clock. "Ien-
kins Up was played and a delightful
evening spent.
MIR Percy Walker. Of Washington.
spent Sunday with the family Of Mrs.
Frances Glas-ell
Invitations have been rtcpiveu here for
the marriage of Miss Bessie Scott Chan
der To Mr.. &. n. Mathews. AT her home
IN Atlanta. Ga Miss Chandler lived here
Tor some years and has many friends
here
Mics Matte Sutton. who has been
teaching near Sparta. has returned 10 her
home here for the holidays
Me-. aud Mrs. e.. 4. Sugg have issued
Invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Louis. Sugx. To Mr. ".
X. Mckeuny, the ceremony to take place
on June tia. AT the home oi her sister.
Mrs. Vim. Waite. ia SpotsyivamA
Mrs. joel lanes has returned home
from visit OF several days Co friends in
Richmond
Misr Ada punaway. oi the Seminary
spent several dnyS of last week in Rich
mond with her father who waS attend
ing the convention.
Prof and Mrs L. H. Phelps spent Mon
day in Ashland
Rev. Mr.. Willis. oi Rucna Vista. was "A
guest tins week 81 Mr.. T.. X. Coghill ana
iamlly. lie preached Sunday at Bethel
Baptist church
Mr-. Lucy voolfolk aud daughter.
Miss Lucy OF Mulberry Place" are spend
ing some time with relatives in Ashland.
Miss Frances kroaddus. who has been
spending several weeks in Richmond has
returned To- her home here.
The closing exercises uf Miss Henrietta
GOuldmAn' = school took ular,. ON Mon
day afternoon in the school house. The
children all acquitted themselves with
honor To the teacher. The program was
"A nicely arranged on-.
The condition oi Mrs. J /. White. who
has been quite sick. L. greatly improved,
aud she II able To- M up.
Mr.. Wright and family. of Texas. were
guests this week of Mrs e. r. Euuis
4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
A CARD.

10 the Voters of Stafford and King
George Counties.
At the solicitation of MANY friends and
believing that my past experience in the
Legislature will enable me to be mora
eiheient IN my services to my people than
nave heretofore been, | announce NV
candidacy for the Legislature from the
legislative district composed of the conn
ties of Stafford and King George. subject
TO the action OF the Democrats of said
district in primary election, should one
be necessary. pledge myself, II elected
to devote my best efforts to the promo,
tion of the interests Of my constituents.
X. &. L. Moncure
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
c. C. Carlin.


To the Democratic Voters of tbe
Eighth Congressional Distriet of Vir-
ginia:
In a card addressed "To the People
oil the Eighth Congressional District of
Virginia. and published in the press
of the district and otherwise. | have
heretofore announced my views on the
questions OF moment which now con
cern the public.
Adopting that card as a part of this
announcement, now formally announce
myself Il candidate for Congress from the
Eighth Congressional District of Virginia.
subject to the action of the Congressional
Primary To he held on Wednesday, June
18th, 1907.
In the event that ! shall be nominated
and elected, it will be my earnest desire
and ambition to be of service to my
District, State and Country, and to
faithfully represent every interest and
10 Justify by every exertion In my power
the confidence reposed in me and honor
conferred on me by my fellow Democrats.
Respectfully.
G. ENicol.
Manassas, Va, April 3, 1907.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
ORANGE
Candidates Active Coming Mxrisge Notes
and Personals

Lahore, Va, May %. 1907.
Candidates are treading ON each others
toes Just now. and the qualified voter
wishes he could End a hiding place.
Yards are out announcing the marri-
age of Miss Fannie p Cave to Robt. X.
Powell This interesting social event
viii take place at EnOn church on June
u. q pm.
Misses Mamie and Cindie Morton leave
tomorrow To Join Dr. Cowardin's family
at the Hot Springs.
Lewis q Graves, n prominent con
tractor and builder of Charlottesville,
was through here Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Henry is visiting at
"Hdntsman's Rest, the hOspitable Hen
derson home.
provement of Dr. j. r. Grymes, OF
tions at Providence Hospital. Washing
ton, ten days ago. May he soon return
TO health and his many friends 80
Mrs. Withers Wright is visiting her
mother at "Huntsman' Rest"
James WilhOit. OF SOmerset has been
among friends here this week
Miss Josie Brown and Miss Gordon. OF
Spntsylvania. are visiting her uncle.
]. Daniel. near here -
Miss Clara Burrus has closed her
school at W. &. Graves and is spending
a short while at home before she visits
friends in Washington.
This morning a heavy frost prevails
and all crops suffer, especially wheat
and clover
With sprinklers and fresh spring water
we try 10 save snaps and tomatoes
Log fires burn upon the hearthstone
and bare ieet cluster close about. Man
proposes and God disposes"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
13TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT PRI.
MARY NOTICE.

At meeting of the chairmcn oi the
Democratic County Committees ui ia.
counties uf Louisa. SpotSvlvauia. Stat
ford and ia" city of Fredericksburg. held
in the city of Frederick sburg ON the 7th
day of May. 1907. il was determined
that "a primary h, held ON Aug. 9Th.
1907. Tor the nomination of Democratic
candidate for State senator of th. 18th
Senatorial district of Virginia. AMI the
undersigned chairmrn respectfully request
all persons who de~in. 10 l~S.ome candi-
dates for the nomination at such cl.s. .tion
to submit their intention in writing To-
the undersigned ehaigmcn at least thirty
days prior To- the 9th of August. 1907.
Signed. W T. Bihh
Chairman Democratic COMMITTEE. Louisa
County
4. X. Massey.
Chairman Democratic Committee. Spot
sNlvunia County.
X. H. L. Chichester.
Chairman Democratic Committee. Stat
ford County.
r. h. Cole
Chairman Democratic Committee of City
Oi Fr'derick-burg. ii
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
BAPTISTS AT NORFOLK
Opposition TO Union of The Three
Churches
CONCERTED WORK is FAVORED
Convention In Session at Jamestown Exposition
Represents Entire Continent.

AT the first days sessions of the North
American Baptist Convention W,du.s-
day, held at tie Jamestown Exposition
"a strong sentiment was revealed against
a religious consolidation tf the southern
Northern. and national conventions. an.
latter beng the negro church. but "A gen
eral consolidation for concerted work
was favored. There are =. 5.OOUpeople at
tending the convention.
The principal address was mndc d,
Edwin William Stevens. nf Missouri. th,.
president Oi the convention.
At the evening session EN-Gnv
Montague, of Virginia, delivered the ,.o
dress oi welcome, and the response wn>
made by Rev. h. NJ. King. Providence.
H.. l.
A concerted action developed To bring
TO America, in 1910, the Worlds BAPTIST
Alliance, which met ia London in I9u5
On behalf OF Philadelphia invitations to
meet IN that city were extended To the
alliance through the North American,
convention by Kev A. j. Rowland and
Rev. Orlando T. Stewart. Bi=hop of
Philadelphia.
Foreign and home missionary WORK
and the progress being made m IL were
The subjects of short addresses by Rev
Thomas Barbour. of Boston, and krv. K.
j. Nillngham Richmond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
Chorus Girl Killed Husband With Nail
File and is Sent TO Jaii

OffSA 10 OAtN fNANiCQ E1Q6DdnQ WIN Nail
File and Is Sent to Jail.
Bridgeport, Conn. May 23-Kath.
crime NeilS the artists model and
chorus girl of New York city. pleaded
guilty To the charge OF manslaughter
in the killing of her husband. Joseph
Neil. a blacksmith and pugilist. in
Greenwich on December IA last. at a
special session OF the criminal superior
court. Judge George w. Wheeler i'm
posed upon her an indeterminate sen
tence of not more than nine and not
less than five years In state prison
During the hearing Mrs. Neil listened
without any sign OF emotion. but when
Judge Wheeler imposed sentence she
collapsed and had TO be carried TO a
carriage. which took her back to the
county Jail
katherine Neil was charged with
having killed her husband at a hotel
in Greenwich by thrusting a nail file
Into the socket of his eye, the blade
penetrating the brain and causing his
death within a short time. Mr. and
Mrs. Neil had gone to the hotel an
hour earlier and apparently were on
good terms, as no one in the hotel
heard them quarrel. Mrs. Neil came
down stairs early in the evening and
said her husband had fallen and hurt
himself. The coroner found a small
puncture in the brain. Later the nail
file. with blood stains on It, was shaken
out of Mrs. Neils umbrella, which
stood In a corner of the room.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
KEEPTHE KIDNEYSWELL
Health is Worth Saw
ing, and Some Fred
ericksburg People
Know How to Save it.

Many Fredericksburg people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidDeysswhen they know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are responsible
for a vast amount of suffering and i'll
health, but there is no need to suffer nor
to remain in danger when all Diseases
and aches and pains due TO weak kidneys
can be quickly and permanently cured
by the Use of DOans Kidney Pills. Here
is the statement Of fredericksburg
citizsnt who has reclaimed good health
by the use of this remedy:
Mrs. +. Il keene. Of 10th St, Freder-
icksburg Va, proprietor OF the grocery
store, says. 81 was annoyed with dull
aching in the small of my back. | knew
from the condition Of the kidney secre-
tions that they required some medicine
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Cool
rick's Modern Pharmacy, removed these
troubles entirely, and the backache or
kidney complaint ceased to exist. Since
used Doan's Kidney Pills my health
has been much better than before that
remedy came to my notice. This should
be of considerable value to residents OF
fredericksburg
For sale by all dealers Price 30 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York.
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-andt take
no other.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
Fer Over SIXTY Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over sixty wears by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
Ii sootbes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by Druggists In
every part OF the world. Twenty
five cents "A bottle. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Svrup." and take no other.
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
Act. June 30th, 1906. Serial Number
1898
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25

baltimore May z3.-A jesting re
mark made by him to a blind Italian
is likely to cost John Lowrey. a huck
ster. his life. Lowrey was in a saloon
when kndreo Gaoriglia a blind seller
d shoe strings. was led In by his wife
Vailr the Italian was Offering his
wares Iowrey jokingly asked him why
he ..i0 moi go to work. and then turned
q. t4.a TO a friend. Mad with rage
Guoriglia CROPPED his way TO where
Lowrey stood, and before bystanders
could shout a warning. plunged a sti
letto into his victim, repeating the
blow again and again. The attending
physician says that Lowrey has little
chance to recover. The Italian is un
der arrest
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
ASSAULTED AND SLAIN
t5-Tear-OId Girl Victim of a Brutal
Crime On Long Island.

t5-Year-OId Girl Victim of a Bruta
Crime On Long Island.
New York. May 23-Amelia Stat
leldt 10 years of age. was outraged an,
murdered on the outskirts of her faith
er's farm in Elmhurst, Long Island
The crime was committed in a lionel,
spot. where the girl had wandered IL
search of dandelions. and the weapon
employed was a kitchen knife.
he body when found by Josep.
Engle. a farm hand was half stripped
of cOlthing and bore the evidence o.
revolving assault and the struggl,
which the girl had made. Two wounds
in tie throat told how the murder was
done
Word of the outrage spread quickly
through the farming section. where the
girls father. William Staffeldt. a well
20 20 farmer. lives. Later. united into
a determined posse. POO neighbor
searched for the murderer. but with
Ort avail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
CARD.

To the Democratic Voters OF the 32nd
Senatorial District:
In response to the request of numerous
friends hereby announce myself can
didate for the State Senate from the 32d
district, comprising the counties of Caro-
line, Hanover and King William, subject
to tie requirements of the Democratic
organizations of the several counties.
earnestly ask the support Of all voters
who advocate the advancement of agri-
culture and oppose corporation control
of legislation.
Respectfully,
ii Z. L. Grayatt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
CANDIDATES. CARD

To the Democratic voters of the Eighth
Congressional District of Virginia:
| hereby announce my candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for Congress
from the Eighth Congressional District.
and In so doing desire 70 say that if
chosen at the forthcoming Primary, il
shall be my constant aim and endeavor
to represent faithfully the interests of the
entire District.
In the course Of the campaign, | shall
endeavor to address and meet as many
Oh the voters as possible in order that we
may get better acquainted with each 9th
sr, ! earnestly solicit the support OF my
fellow Democrats.
Respectfully,
T. T. Carlin