davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
Gtfelbabn=TabrsT hn.
q. u. & u. u. @ahn.

3ug SO. 2 nod guero, Yoafuni, Ssms
ton 8aco mnb baapiid5en lisaenben Stas
tionen nerlGBt5 San Mntonip 8:45 murQens.
BUG no. 4(Dans grodett) mad guerD.
goafnm, SomtOn, @acD unb nastuiitben
ltesenoen Station berldBt San Gntonip
ur1 8 abenos.
Bug NO. 6 nath Beenine, Corpus Ghriai.
Hodport, Nlice &c. perlaBt San MntuniD
um 1:50 mittaes
3ug ND. BON BacD, SpuffDn, Dontnns,
guero &C. fOmmt bier UNI 700 nbenbs an.
BUG Wo 3 (Daog grDfett) BON Wnco,
Sonit0n, Ooafun1, gnerD. Corpus ghriHi,
8ndport, 6alfurias, Nlice &C. tpmrat in
Snn NntDniO UNI 1856 m0raenS an.
3ug HD. 5 BON Corpus ghriti. Nu6.
port, alice &C. trlift IN San Nntonio urs
LOO nachmittaas elm.
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Oas 5Oidbrtse SmbtIaum bes 9. u.
G@ittetsNeretm8.

S@tttensWeretmS.
nniere beutiGen Uereine ridden
rah uno nah in lire grD6e Subj.
~ldutnsseit elm. Die Saat, tuelhe
bic Nlten nDr iiinf5ia Snbrea uno
rlebr aeiGt. lit oufgeganaen, bat tnei.
ter beitanoen uno Triidhte getragen.
Wera aud bel ein5elnen Bereinen,
oeaer geiitige uno geieuiae Bfimten
Dblaaert. riGt mehr Nnes 10 lift, ME
es getpeien uno mie es fem i0ute, 10
oarf man iib bod oariber freuer,
ooB bic Tereine nod eriitterer nno in
tbrer @eiie cine Stiibe bes Deutid.
turns fino.
NaGoem oaa ga5inD uno Der
Eurnnerein iGon nDr einigeu Sabren
ihr aDloeneS Subilduu1 ~felerter. ftebt
es benz Gbiben'B eretu am is. uno
l9. Mai beuDr uno ri&tet liG bee
BeethDoen Mdnner5or bereit8 fir
ieii i'm 6erbft au b~e9ebenoes 40idb'
RIGGS Subildum elm.
Der Shiben.B erein ueranitaltet
aur Teier oee Jeftes auf 1einetu
ShieBplab an Der Riper Npenue elm
grDBes Shtibenfeit su roelG3em Gin.
laounaen an ale Shhsennereine-
in erfter &eibe an bic gum 8unoe
acknowledgements fino. Die
Teier wiro in einem Banfet aipfeln,
bel weldem Der @rinber oes 8ereins
b~eiDnoer8 aeoaht sueroen mirb.
Der 6. u. S&fbenpereiu uuroe
i'm Wears 1857 i'm 6auie oes Bid.
lenmaher8 st. Neumann, bee audi
oer erite Brdiioent oes Bereins mar,
geartnoet. Nnmeieno pareu NntDn
0ltrnann. IT,. Gntuu Nltnaann, it,,
Srana Neumann, Wilhelm GtiGler,
Stephan Sefel. Srana 6tbaer, Nn.
ton 9annih. Nnbreas Braoe, v.
Wtauermann. &. Sdmitt uno d.
Scamp.
Die Derihieoenen 3omite's far
Die 5Oiabriae Seit(ibteit iino ME
Fptat suiammenaeiett:
2rDqramul: Gilbert Stenes, 8.
=. @ueifa5, @uitap Glttnanr unb
hilbert ubl.
Yreiie: 90. DreiS. 8. VI. Rutb.
nell. @uiten Nltnanr. gilbert ste.
BEG nno 8. 6. @ueiias.
Sinanaen: @uftan @ielede, Gu.
iton Sepe. grnft Steres uno Souls
Snur.
Banquet: 8. 9auHmau, s. Guui.
tmers. Otto aDebler. hilbert @tenes
uno 60 9reiB.
Nniit: @uftap 6ebe. s.. &en.
aer., JDbn 6of, Charles ubl uno $.
9reik.
Grfriihungen: Guftau Gltuaanri,
william 0epe, &obert ~sFreienius uuS
Trant Snn1mers.
2unh: Biaiam 0srpel, q. Sci.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02

aebraht tueroen. Wnn bDfft iebud,
tanftia feinen @ifiensouritiger tnebr
obmeiiet 81 mtiifen. Ser enDrt1e
Nnorang ldBt oas Jnterefie erfennen,
BAG a0feitS Der tedniihen Nusbil'
ouna ertaeaengebraht miro. Die
Gin5elbeiten Der Organization oes
tehniihen unterridts t6nneu bier
meae1 Naummangels r,idt Blab fin
ben. @s let oeShalb blDS aslaat,
oaB iunae Wdnner BON ieGsebn
Sabre1 aufwdrts in ieoent 8meiae
Der Tehnit cine erunolime Musbil.
oun9 ertoltel. Die tednifhe @hule
fiir Wldohen lift einftmeiler nod cine
anneritaniihe Spesialitdt. 70 lanae,
wie in europa Die ssrauert teinen
8utritt in oieie 2ehranitalteu babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
gin fnappee Gntfpmmen.

o. Us. GlDpb. elm aauimann in
Blunt. Wt0., hatte elm fnappes @nt'
t0rnrneu. inoern er iib einen Dorm in
ben Daurlen rarnte. Der DottDr
muQte artputieren. aber 8udlen's
Wrnica Salbe heilte 0ieie Ihlinlnte
Bunoe. Blu habeu bel GoDlpb DreiB
uno ". gobn & 60. 81 Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02

fel. $. BDietldnoer, s. SDnmers
uno WiQian1 6ebe.
9etpratiunen: gilbert uhl, hilbert
Steue8. @uftan Sepe. sc. 8. Betrth
un6 W. g. Sbelper.
@mpfana: SO. Steues. Otto
Wahrmuno, Nbplph 6erf, 60 Sena.
6. u. @Detb unb Charles 6umnel.
ginlaouna: s. q. @Deth. 8. 6.
@uefias. gilbert Gtepes. S0bn Seq
Ter urlb Dubal Wet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
gum Ytenit!

Sinaus ing Crime, Sreie,
$50 font Der 8uselians,
$50 pranst Der Blumen &eibe
Sen ldatt'9en @es entlang.
@as tpolt SIR benn mod iisen
SIN enseu ounitsen Sau8,
Ob @urer &rbeit 56iuisen?
Bum 8tcnic fpmmt binaus!
8nliamii@ web'n bic 2ifte
@om Giben I'M gu6 Der;
@s lenbet feline Difte
@mpor Oas 8lumenbeer.
Gs sriBt nit ieinem 8auiden
Der 6luE Der NueQ, Der 8a6,
Dem @pgelieb nolt lauIden
Sn sriiner Bdume Dad.
Sic Sdmetterlinse juseu
@ar lultis bin uno FER,
S6r BORT BON Binters ataeeu
Su feline Silbe mebr.
@s ldot na6 after 8eiie,
CUR Stub Der Gaien Elm,
go lasert @ud i'm &reiie
llnb laBt urs fr6blid ieiu.
l1nb felt in uniere Mitte
Die Scribe poblsefiiIt,
9amit na9 alter Site
Ser 9unser tuirb seftint.
Der Sunser ni@t alleine,
Der Durt qudlt aud uns bier,
SIR tuiBt idon, ipas i6 meme,
Drum Der bas 9nme Star @ier.
@ntforft Die Slai6en Ibnele
uno tuartet nidt au7s @las,
8om Slaihenbals ftr6mt belle
Die &ebl' binab bas NaS.
@s idmedt nod mai 70 prd9tis
SIN Jreteu bieler Grant,
go brinst elm Sod aug, md9tis,
Dem Gone gtar 8ier gum Dant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
8eaahIt nimta.

um Guh nOn benz 8linboarnt su be.
freien. Saltet bic gineemeioe often
ourh Or. Sings 9eue 2ebens. Bil.
len. Der 8linooarm miro @uh ME
bel6itiaen. 8u baben, earantiert,
bel No. 9reiB uro O.. Gphn & GO.
25 Gents. 8eriuht fte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
Die

bes 2idets Der 8olts. Bartei finoet am
Samftas, ben 4. Mtai, in Der 8eetbooen
9aue ftatt. Seoermnnu lit ein9elaben,
nm Iufl9luB iiber ueri9ieoeue 5rasen
81 erbalteu. @s tuerben fi6 mebrere
Rebuer b6ren laiien.
(NnSeiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
Suutbera pactfie wabu.

Rad Stem Orleans, NpuHpn unn Gal,
DeftDn t6eliB ..12.l0 rnittaeR.
un1 ...1l.3O Qbeuba.
Rad eagle Bag, Gl Bafp. g~alifprniem
uno Nerito. "a BORN. u. $50 abeRos.
Nnfuntt.
Son Nep Africans. psuitcn unb Gal.
neftDn tielih ..........6.30 taprneu3.
unb 600 Namm.
Son gl HajD, galifDrnten unb ReriEo
......... LAO pnrui. unb ii abenbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
" n { u n / t.
ct. 2puts & 9an Jranctseo Babn.
Nbfnhrt.

Rad Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
RaniaS GitB. Chicago IS. q q. %. Bee
pot 90 nbenhs.
Gnfunft
Son ct. Souls. Ranias gitp, 8aris, Ghi.
ca0O 1910 mprneHs,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
@abl . Mm3etgem.

STR Staot' m eiifer.
Die ,6reie 8reiie flr Teras" lit auturi.
iiert. Serrn Sno S. 6entiman nts
4anbi6at fur bas Amt oes Stnbti6ats
meifters anauthnnigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
9as Carnegie Snititut.

~~~n h~IEV$ USTNh O~J
rem blDB als cine Bibliptbet aegriin-
oct, Der Die Gufaabe suftel, 8iher
unentgeltlih gu nerleiben. gu meIbem
8wede Elm 8entrals Sebduoe in Der
Wtitte Der Stabt uno mebrere tleinere
Nebengebduoe in ben einselnen Gier'
teln Der Stnot Bittsbure erribtei
murben. Vim Nbeno Der gr6ffnuno
Dec Bibli0tbef aber finoiate Game
neaie Der perlamrnelten Wenae an,
oaB er iih entIhlDiien babe, in Bers
binbung init Der Bibliotbet nod cine
@aqerie Der ih0nen 2itnfte, elm ma.
turbiftoriihes Wuieum urto cine Wus
iitihule 81 errihten. Diefen nerbei'
Bunesn0uen @0rter folgte Ioaleid
Die Eat, benn Carnegie uberreidte
an Dirt uno SteIe ieinen Sertrouens.
ml6naerrt cine WtiQiDn Dollars fir
Die beaeibneten 8mede. 9ieIe Sum.
me muroe CUR @riinoung uno Mue,
Qeitnltuna Der 9erinnntert 2ebranftals
ten nertuenoet, oDh bic e~in3elnen Sn.
ititute nabtnert, taum oaB fie in's
4ebett gerufen maren, 10 raid an
Mueoebnung gu unb fanoen 10 bel
8nipruh. 0nB eas arDBe 8ebGuoe
ith balo alS 81 fleii1 ertpies. Ser
aruBe Bufaft Der 8iblintbet batte I'M,
aefdbr cine Wilion Dollars qefoftet.
Mls Der Stablt0nig BON Der &Dtmens
oi9tett, inebr Blab su ibaffer, iiber.
aelgt mOroen mar, erteiIte er iDgleiG)
leinert YW1iniiter1" Die grntdGtiQu1q,
ona gari3e @ebGuoe 6emDlieren uno
Elm reue8, grDBereS erbouen su la5s
fen, su ueld3em 8mede &c ieds Wtil.
liDnen Dollars CUR 8erihguna fteute.
Da8 reue Snftitut lit tnrslih er6ffnet
wDroer unb reprdientiert aues in al
lem NIT ben tehniiben 5Guler uno
ben 8mei9bibliDtbeten, Die in belD1.
oeren @ebduben an ber Beripberie
oer Staot undergraduate 1inb, cine
Sttftung BON sruansig MtiuiDneu Dols
lars.
Doa ,,e,,e mebs,,he ,,,;. so;no, ~.
n~nsonten TossoSe 4. =, Nov nar ss.~.r o ~,
TrS fo,o ,,ns seirs ho;ss. 'S Ga;ton az
S;;osf oeho,, 55n ~ s;e 800 T;ss S's e.
stsht Inn GherIon mnrs ss ~
Mr;i,,en mrn 5a;ro MrA;tost,.n sn ~
crsm me;issr,rerfer hsr Mn sa.
ben eriteti Stang ftreitig MAIDEN. Sc
beiteht aus fiinf arDBer Gbteilunaen,
aug elmer Wibliptbet. eineul Wuieum.
elmer Ruritgallerie, elmer Miuiitbaue
uro aus oent Departeu1ent Der teds
Smulen. Die BibliDthet ents
qdlt ge9ertudrttg $4,000 Bdnoe.
sic bat, 0b9leih tie mGbrenb Der Ieb.
ten arpei Doer orei Sabre ourb ben
De8 reuer 9auies in ihrer
tart gebinoert tuuroe, i'm
uergatfgene1 Sabre 584. 600 B6noe
IN unalonf gefebt. Den freier Au.
Erttt IN Die 3eier6utae benubtett in
benz aleidaert Beitrauute 1886. 900 Ser.
lureri, ntel tueniger ole in ben fribes
cen Jabrer. moran fer ntnbau id3ulb
Erdgt. Die BibliDtbet hat cine be-
Giioerabteiluna, melhe 81
S@ulert nit allen Bdherr uerlDrot,
bic ieiteis bee 2ebrer nerlangt mer.
ben. NuBeroem bat Die 2eitung Der
SibliUtbet Die Nufgabe ~iibernDmmen,
"a tduslihe Bihertlubs unb 35 Sc.
nshraen. gieSe Werp;,e ,,,eyS os r1 o.
nieoerh s her S,,osnS Ssr Ss.,,sra,
:snr,siiien oeh;Inet S;e G-crnso,a.
= y sr.N.E As.'.s NG SuIMe8le'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02

- Sn elmer urine 1abe Scarburu
IN 8eit'T irainieu murben n1ebrere
Winenarbeiter ourh cine @rpl0fiun
getDtet.
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Sic Matififotipns.M -eriammIunn

bes Gidets Der @oltsz8artet finbet am
Gamitas, ben 4. @ai, in Der 8eetbOpen
Saue ftatt. Sebermann 1T eiuselacen,
um aufI9luB iiber peri6ieoeue 5rasen
gu erbalten. GO werben iit mebrere
&eoner b6ren laiien.
(NnSeiee.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02

Die Qualifications 0erfammlnma
beg Tidets Der 8olfsz8artei finoet am
Samitas, ben 4. Mai, in Der 8eetbopen
!6ale ftatt. Sebermann lit eiuselaben,
UNI Nufi9luB uber peridiebene Srasen
su erbalten. @s werben ii6 mebrere
&ebner h6ren lufien.
(Nnsei9e.)
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0ie Matififatious. Wer5ammluno

2te yfattftfatfOns. Werfaututli1tfa
oes 9idets Der 8olfsz8artei finbet am
Samfas, ben 4. Mai, in Der 8eetbopen
9ane ftatt. Seoermann lift einselaben,
I'm Iufi6luB iiber oe,idiebene Srasen
gu erbalten. Sc uerben fib mebrere
&ehner b6ren laien.
(Nuaeioe.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
PEOPLES TICKET.
Rnr1iniert in Der ELECTROMAGNETIC ant 2.
Npil 1907.

RDH1iniert in Der 8eet6obon>Soue ant 2
Gpil 1907.
Nabor.
Brgan @allaaban.
Stabtanpalt:
SOi. 6san.
NfeRpr:
SObn Stappenbed.
Solicitor:
6. BiIIemQin:
NubitDr;
9. 8eae.
S@abmeifer:
@baS. u. s. Summed.
Geteroer:
sc. 6. 8udlep.
Gl6ermen. Sarge;
SUM SQuef.
SDhn &. btetDn.
ISM. 8. &ibter.
g. s. Manermann.
alderman erfte @arb;
S. SC. 2ambert.
alderman stpeite 8arb:
gil Nrnaub.
alderman brittle 8arb;
Grid Wenger.
alderman bierte 8aro:
Gbas. g. Smith.
alderman fanfte 8aro:
". s. 2Ddmpob.
alderman lebite 8aro:
e. s. Carer.
Nlberman fiebente 8arb:
CD. 8raoen.
alderman adte @aro:
@mil Guebn.
Mnseiae.)
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u It:

Bon Chicago, st. 2pnis, Rnnins Cite,
Dallas. Sort @ortb unb @oeO. tnel.4
(Suniet Depot .........7.30 rnornens.
GDcaIaug rio SmithniIe -. sos abeabs
Glonlo SPECIAL bon Smithpile. 6DuRrR.
Snlbeftun ..............6.G nIUrqen9.
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Sphn s.. RpIt.u. neffentlidb.,

Vu1N ~ OuItpm1 OenentIIWer
9otar. @runoeieentur,. Gaent ftr
Benitonanniprihe. g6e Grp6etts
uno NauarrusS tra6e. aeeenaber BON
Der San NntoniD GrpreS." @enes
9elephon 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
Citizens NOn-Parisan Ticket.

Noniniert in Der Marttbane 20. NRdra 'O7. d.
MabDr:
Sobn B. Goblin.
Stabtantunlt:
81. g. Snarum.
Solicitor:
CHARLES 6Drn If.
gKekor:
Gbao. B. Smith.
gubitDr:
1rib @rD0s.
ShasmeiHer:
SDbn S. Sentiman.
SRetDrber:
y. @riff Sunes.
GIbernten. at.aarse:
S. u. gbnpa.
Silpa 6eimann.
@eDrae 9. 9aIiaferrs.
5omin Bubemil8.
alderman erte garb:
Nnorem Weber. i
alderman 8ueite gsarb:
5. o. Shoots.
alderman brittle @arn:
Saul Meeriheiot.
alderman bierte Barb:
8. s. Thumpon.
alderman fanfte gSarb:
Or. 8. S. S%bropfhire.
alderman iedNte @Barb:
Us. u. Sbafer.
alderman iiebente Barh:
@illiam DpbromDtsfi. :
alderman adbte Bar6: Z
Srant S. 8uBhacbt.
(Nnsei9e.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
"a. s.. 3 T. Haba.


sta9 WacD, 5ort Wnrtb, Dallas. Ranias
gitp, st. Souls mnb Chicago, taeli@.
(Suniet 9epnt) ..........9.OO abenb8
9ocalsue nia Smithniue.. 80 norm.
Glomo special na1 SmitbniIe. puufon.
@olneitpn 1925 abenbS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
Wtctnrta 9tnifion, @. 8. q G. &C.
(@ulf gbpre)

Nad guerO. gictpria. Bort 3auaca, Cor.
pus gbriti, Brotpnsrine, @iu GranAs
Gttp. 9oliab, Beerile, @barton, 8alas
clos Mno 6ouftpn .......6 90 mDreenS.
anfuntt .8.45 nbenns.
Der Sam 6Dutun"sna@ Guere, gietu.
rio, 8hartun IN Soutun ...........
Nb ahrt......... .....7 So nbenhs
Nntunft ............7 90 ~u1nrneus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
8. 3 o. u. 8abn.
u bfa brt.

Rad allen NDrb,Teras -RMnften ........
4 nbr unb 500 burrs.
Nah ct. Souls, Wempbis unb benz
Often. .1.2O ubr nnHrl.
Nob Noro : Eeras, aanias City nnh
ct. HDuis ............ $3.50 aben0g
Nab Merifo. 1920 bDrtn.
Mnfunft.
Sos ct. 3ouia u. benz Often, $50 raurgeus
Bon lDcalen 6untten ~. 1O.I0 moraeus.
Bon ct. Souls u. benz Often, TBS abeHhs
Bon 9arebo unb 0terito. LEO nnHH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
Natb 8rpipnsptue.

Der Bug Der SunSet 8ictDria 9ibiEnn.
Gbfabrt 6 90 mDreeus, mabt tn 1Iacebs
Terbinonna NIT Der Guif GDoit Cine far
6orpuS Gbr,fi. Gntunft bort. ass na6m.
Gntunft IN Gropnshile ....9.2 abeab9.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
TO APPLY THE BROOM

Down in Petersburg theladies have
formed an organization. which. for
lack of a better name, we might
term 1.-The Clean Street Society" but
name aside it is an organization
which has for its purpose the cleanli-
ness of that city's streets and side
walks. This is not the first time
that the ladies have formed them
selves into a band 10 apply the
broom and the brush. but whenever
they do so form they generally ac-
complish their purpose.
It is a most commendable one too.
for what city is there that wouldn't
be better of, prettier and -ccre at
tractive With clearly sidewalks and
streets? Cleanliness is next TO Godli-
ness and the Bible maxim applies
with as much force to municipalities
as to individuals. The men have
other things to think about and thus
pay little attention 10 those mat
tiers, but the ladies are determined
to keep Petersburg clean and we bet
they'll do it. Such organizations
should be welcome in every city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
DEATHS

Philip A. Eastman died at his home
near Culpeper Friday in the eighty second
year of his age. He was Confederate
veteran.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Swift, of Louisa county.
died Sunday at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Gilbert Clendon, in Richmond. She
Is survived by her husband, W. u. Swift.
and six children.
Theodore Triton, author, newspaper
man, lecturer, self-expatriated exile and
one OF the leading figures in the Beecher-
Tiiton scandal 80 years ago, died Satur-
day In Paris.
Rev. IL. r ,Terhune, formerly of Virginia.
>dsef Saturday in New Brunswick, n. j.
he was the husband of an authOress of
wide reputation, known in the literary
world as Marion Harland. Heis surviv-
ed by his wife and three children. Marion
Harland was Miss Halves. OF Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Greenhow Lee. widow OF
Capt Hugh Holmes Lee, formerly OF
Winchester, died Saturday in Baltimore,
in her eighty-eigh year. Mrs. Lee was
one OF the most widely known and repre-
sentative members ofthe Virginia colony
IN Baltimore. She was married while
eth O girl, and went to live in Winchester
where she remained until the close OF th.
Civil War.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
SIZING Up VIRGINIA.

The New York Sun has "A special
correspondent in Virginia Just az this
time and he has been writing some
highly interesting and timely politi-
cal articles for that newspaper. which
for the most part are unusually ac-
cuate. This correspondent has. for
instance, correctly guaged the senti-
ment in this State so far as Bryan is
concerned and comes to the cOnclu-
sion, which is undoubtedly correct.
that Virginia is at present free and
unshaekled and bound by no prom
ises or pledges to the Nebraskan.
This is most assuredly an accurate
diagnosis OF the situation and unless
the Unforeseen happens We believe
that the Virginia delegation will 30
to the next Democratic National
Convention untrammelled and free
to act unless Senator John W. Dan
lei should decide to become a candi-
date for the presidency. in which
event Virginia viii line up solidly be
hind him. In that connection The
Suns correspondent writes in part
as follows:
SHOULD the senior Senator from Viz
ginie authorize or even connive at the
use OF his name in connection with the
Democratic nomination next year, all
question of Mr.. Bryan would be psrma-
nently set at rest. To say that Nir-
ginians respect and admire Mr.. Daniel j.
10 put the case inadequately. His serv-
ices to the State, rendered at a time and
under circumstances that tried mems
souls, make brilliant and memorable
chapters in the history Of the proud old
Commonwealth. He made bis record on
veritable battlefields when the stake
meant more than hundred party issues
when il involved the honor. welfare.
and perhaps the social salvation Of Nir-
ginia; the peace, the freedom. and the
rescue Of a generation. Sven though
Mr.. Bryan should suddenly eschew biz
heresies, recant al bygone mischief.
and pipe bis sweetest music 10 the
keynote OF Nirg,pia's iondest creeds.
he would still be a. nothing in compari-
son with JOhn ". DEUEL.. who j. loved
and honored throughout the Common
wealth for what he has doae, what he l.
and what he may be count "a on 10 be
under any conceivable conditions. Mr.
Bryan may tickle their ears. but John
Daniel holds their hearts. and the heart
still cuts a figure in the South.
We do not know that senator
Daniel will permit the use of his
name, but we believe that a. the
Democratic candidate he would prove
stronger than VIM. j. Rrrnn-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
A 200-POUND MOUSE

Following close upon thu Killing e q
Npound rat. AT Glen lean. hN ntir rai,
oi that town, cOmts tn news of "a 200
pound mouse. s,en 10y Hallowell Dabncy.
at Smithers
The mouse - described hv Mr. pahnev
WAS pale gray color with mauve trim-
mings. its eyes of sky blue with borders
OF vermiliOn. and it, ears - suuhurnt
yellow. striped with hid'er's green.
Yesterday u wagon lift the local " hole
sale house with - quantity Of whiskey
and beer for a saloon at Smithers. lut
broke down on the way. and Mr.. Dahn.v
was left to watch the load until "A new
wagon came. Mr.. Dahnev SAYS he first
saw the enOrmus mouse shortly after -
o'clock. coming down mulberry tre,,
backward. The enormous 81. of the
rodent frightened him. and he remained
quiet while IL Consumed quantity ~ the
whiskey and beer. In the midst ofits fast
It becane frightened ~ passing train
and ran back toward the creek. stepping
on Mr. Dabney aud rendering him I'M
conscious.
Mr.. Dabney's remarkable story il borne
out by the fact that ~ quantity of tho
intoXicants had disappeared and Mr..
Dabney was Unconscious when found -
Charleston Gazette
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
TO ASK CHANGE OF VENUE
The Loving Case May Be Tried In Halifax
County.

The Arrangement az former Judge
LoviuE. Of Nelson county. for the murder
&c Theodore Estes, will not take place
until Wednesday. Judge Barks dale. of
Halifax. who has been named by the
Governor To- sit in the trial. will probably
not reach Lexington until tuesday
evening
Judge Barksda,e will preside over his
own court Monday and will charge the
jury. He Will thea al purn Discount and
gO 10 Nelson TO try the Loving Gaze I he
grand jury oi the Nelson County Court
viii also convene on Monday. at which
time the charge TO that body Will be
made 10y Judge Gordon. who has for
personal reasons fequt >ted the Governor
20 name another iudSe IN his stead ia the
Loving trial The grand jury will return
an indictment against Loving. against
whom the charge oi killing Estes il pend
INK. the accused being ont ON bail
Counsel for Judge Loving will apply 70
Judge Bark>daie for Il change Of venue.
II The change 90 Venue l. granted. the cas-.
viii probably be- transferred 10 the coun-
" ~ Halifax.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
The CONFEDERATE REUNION

Several changes have been made in the
programme for the first day'- proceed
iuys at the gathering Of the United Con-
Tolerate Veterans ia Richmond. IL was
thought necessary 10 have business
session on Thursday morning for or
canization and appointment az com.
mittees. By request Of Gen Stephen II.
lie. the addresses of welcome bv Gov.
swanson. on behalf Of the State. Mayor
Mccarthy. on behalf of the city. and r..
Is. Morgan. on behalf OF the Sons us
Veterans. are transferred from Friday To-
Thursday morning. the opening day.
Ihese three speeches. with music. or
ganizatiou aud ANNOUNCEMENT of CON-
mites. viii comprise the programme for
the hr-t day. The change will give more
time on Friday morning for the addresses
oi Hon. John ". Daniel and of Col.
Robert L. 10. ir., who ara the two
principal speakers of the second day :
programme. IL will be necessary for TIN.
gathering 10 ass mble promptly at $3.50
a. IN. Thursday. May 30, for business OF
the day
The parade il scheduled to move at ,.
p. IN. Thursday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
usgllL sSsosa SfAfuE


Thousands 90 Goorgia's citiz-o=
gathered saturday ia Atlanta at the un-
Veiirg c.nfuoui,~ OF the splendid eQu =
train statue % the nm iiiOry oi Gen John
q. Gctdou
ln Tho parade. = long line os suldisrv
and civic fS1uit ATOMS marched through
"a. streets
The orAticu of teen. G.. A. Evans. was
heard with Interest. and ~ Ia. two
daughters oi q IA Gordon pulled the cnri
aud revealed the statue the strains Of
Dixie rang out. and the words of the
song 10y tie multitude mingled with ths.
old rebel yell' i5om the veterans " ho
fought uuier Generals Gordon aud ~
\ Feature of the dav was the preSerca
of Mrs. Gordon. widow Of the Con
iresrate commander. and his two
daughters. Mrs. Burton smith. ~ At
leuta, aud Mrs. Bishop Brown. of Yer
mont
The statue. cast in copper bronze.
stands on "a broad PEDESTAL of Georgia
ErAnite. The fSuns uf Gordon l. repr,,-
sautei seated ON his iaVori;e mare. his
head barred. The name "Gordun." IN
raised letters. l. PLACED on the front of
the pedestal On either side il a bron -
tas-rcliei. me representing Gordon at
tae batt b of SpotSN lvania, when lsiur,,
lis division he insisted on General Lee
going 90 the rear. the other bearing
dSures typical of the thr-e phases of
Gordou's life. IMPLYING the soldier. the
statesman aud the patriot
TIE statue = the work Of Rorglum. a
sculptor az Norwalk. Conn. Ten thou
sand dollars was raised by private
81 scriQtiou. the remaining $4,000
being Appropriated by the Georgia Legis-
laturc