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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-11

HABANA, Is de Mario de 1908.
Sres. SCOTT s. BOVINE, Nueva York. -...
Nfuy Senores Inios En- prueha de agradeci.
| Iniento renaito ids las fotograffas de mi hijo
| ell niTlo Francisco Maribona Y Peraza, de once
amos de edad, ell cual debido un golpe sufrido
/ en- Ell pecho 10 tuve ataeado de una enfermedad
0ue dia por dia me hacia yer mas cercano 81 fin.
l de su vida; la tos la fiebre 10 habiap aniqui-
/ Iado; su figura era 11n espectro, solo huescs y
| espiritu. En- ese estado. el DR.. Rogue Sanchez
I Ouiroz desprss de haber acotado todos los
otros recnrsos le recet6 la Emulsion de Scott
/ I,epftina bahisndolal ton1ado por espacio de un
| ano ri resultado tan prodigioso que nadie
| nens6 nueie verse nor las dos fotografias que
! tengo tanto gusto en- re1nitir & Uds., autori-
zAndolos para que las publiqUen.
| CATALINA PERAzA, VDA DE MARIBoNA.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
a .alsss.; 10 ssSss.

TO such Nonrn az are hot ssfiShsly onl
oilhealthA 0ot who hste exaetins duties
tolperforA either in the way Of house.
hdld careS\or in social duties and func-
tAlS whiSh\serlouSly tax their strength.
as weNSSNp Nursing mothers. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite PAAription has proved a most
valuable supSArting tonic and invisOras-
Ing nerVine. by timely use, much
serious Sickness -2nd- suffering may b
ayoited The -2peLatlng table and The
sgIg,Ons, knife. Monld--l1S-kel leSed.
scldom have 81 Dc employed u this most
valuahlc MQmanS rGMedY -MeIe- reSoxted
% M good time. The -FavOrite Preserip-
tI0n" has proven great boon 20 eNpectsnt
mothers 10y preparing the system for the
coming Of baby. thereby rendering child
birth safe. easy. and almost painless
Bear in mind. please that Or. Pierce's
Favorito Prescription is not a secret or
patent medicine. against which the most
Intelligent people are quito naturally
aVcrSe. because OF the uncertainty as 10
their composition and harmless character.
but Is n MEDICINE or KNOWN COMPOST
TON. a full list OF all it, ingredients being
printed. in plain English, on every bottle
wrapper. An examination Of this list OF
inEffNilNlt> VIII Nl>tAN'~c the itCt tndt u Is
rCu-alcohOlic IN its composition. chemic-
ally pure. triple-rchned glycerlne taking
tho place Of the commonly used alcohol.
iu It's makeup. In this connection IL
may not bc out Of place 20 state that the
rFaVoritc Prescription OF DR.. Pierce Is
the only medicine put up for the cure OF
woman'S peculiar weaknesses and all
monts. and sold through druggists, all
the ingredients OF which have the I'M
animouS endorsement Of all tho leading
medical writer's and teachers of all the
several schools Of practice. and that too
a. remedies for the ailments for which
~Favorite Prescription is recommended.
A little book of these endorsements will
o. sent 70 any address. postpaid. and
absolutely free II you request same by
postal card. or letter, Of DR. K. V. Pierce,
Buffalo. y. Y.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
Stipation. Constipation Is the cause Of
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
cure the disease. Easy TO take as candy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
THEIR BOAT cAPSIztO
Young Couple Drowned Re-
turning From a Party.
THREE OTHERS WERE SAVED

Mother Seized One Child BY the Hair
and Another Little One Held on
to Her Dress Until They Were
Rescued.
Philadelphia. Sept l7.-Miss Ada
smith. aged ~ years. OF this city. aud
George Denver. 3 years old. OF West.
Vile. \. J.. We're drowned. and Mrs.
Ray Springer and her two small chill
dren. OF Billingsport. y. J.. were near
y drowned in the Delaware river. OF
that place. by the oVcrturning OF A
small boat. In which they We're row
inS.
Miss Smith and Denver were Nom
eers of party thu, attended "a house
party at the Springer home. Before
leaving they went for a row ON the
river in l2-foot duck boat. When out
in mid-stream the heavily laden craft
was struck by swell and capsizcd.
Mrs. Springer seized one OF her chill
dren by the hair and clunS TO the over
turned boat. and her other child held
to the mothers dress and thus tho trio
kept above water Denver disappeared
beneath the surface OF the water soon
after the boat capsized and his body
has not been recovered
When a rescuing party put out in a
small boat and took Mrs. Springer and
her children from their perilous posi-
ton. they -four the body OF Miss
Smith under thu overturned boat She
had become entansled in bow line
which was coilei In the bottom Of the
craft. The dead girl IS the daughter
Of a policeman OF this city
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19

New York, Sept l7.-After Harry
Becker had been Killed and Samuel
Becker. his brother. had been MORALLY
wounded by Francesco Sicca. a young
italian. two detectives had a desperate
night with mob led by the young
mems mother and bent on lynching
the assailant of the two young men.
and it was only after the detectives
clothes had been torn TO shreds and
their prisoner badly beaten that the
three were rescued by the police re-
serves. The Becker brothers were the
proprietors OF Il hardware store in
Little Italy" The police say Sicca
purchased revolver at the store He
returned and wanted his money back.
saying the revolver was not satisfac.
tory. His demand was refused and he
opened Are on Harry Becker, who fell
dead at the first shot.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
POPE ON MODERNISM
Attacks Present Day Tendencies 4
His Encyclical.

TVS Gf~ GNAtlal
Rome. Sept i7.-Alsrmcd By tho
spread OF extreme liberalism e.en
among the Roman Catholic clergy. tho
pope issued an encylclical IA condem-
nation OF modernism. " bitterly attack.
ing the ideas OF tho now theology. lie
said.
Modernism IS peril for the
church Its reforms In faith. phiioso-
ply theology and history are all or.
rors. and drive those who believe in
them 10 atheism. Boundless curiosity.
pride of individuaiism and disregard
Of true Catholic knowledge and dis.
ripline actually have spread modern
ism among tho clergy"
The encyclical decress that phuo-o-
ply and theology hereafter must be
taught in the Catholic schools and uni
versailles IN the complete spirit OF the
Catholic church and IN accordance
with the rules OF the church. Tho en-.
cyclicl has caused a great STIR
throughout Europe. and Is regarded as
by far the most important issued dur.
Ing the present pOntihcate
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
SHOT BY REJECTED LOVER
Ordered From House. Suitor Kills Girl,
Injuries Mother and Shot Himself.

OFoeEco from Rouse, Suitor Kills Girl,
Injuries Mother and Shot Himself.
Altoona. Pa. Sept 17-At Sandy
Ridge. a small town on the Cleartield
branch OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
Miss Jennie Nevlin. aged 70. was muir.
dered and her mother dangerously in.
tured. after which the ~ sailant. John
Crown. committed suicide Grown
boarded with the Nevlins. and the muir.
der resulted from a quarrel with Mrs.
Nevlin because she objected 70 his
attentions TO her daughter On being
ordered from the house. Crown drew
a revolver and fired at Mrs. Nevlin
the ball striking her in the arm. Hear
Ing the shot, the younger woman rush
ed into the room, and was shot dead
by Crown
The murderer tried 20 escape 10 the
woods, but was hotly pursued by tbs
employees OF the Sandy Ridge Brick
works After firing several times at
his purs1ers. the desperate man shot
himself through the head and fell
dead Crown was aged about IS years
and English by birth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
MRS. CHADWICK Ill
Noted Sw,nGler Left Blind by
Nervous Collapse.
HER CONDITION IS SERIOUS
Visit CT Son Brought on Collapse
and Prison Physicians Administered
Nitro-Glyeroine 70 Revive Rer-ls
Very Weak and Sightless.


Columbus. O.. Sept l7.-Whue en-
Gagged in conversation with her son IN
the female department OF the Ohio
penitentiary. where she had been con-
fined for the past two years. serving "a
1o-ycar sentence for wreckine tho
Obcriin National bank. Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick. former witch OF finance who
represented herself as the natural
daughter OF Andrew Carnegie. victim
lied dozens Of Ohio and Eastern bank
ers and capitalists TO the extent OF mill
lions Of dollars. through loans ON bo-
gus security and jewelry. suffered a
nervous collapse that almost cost her
life and left her temporarily. at least.
stone blind
She wns carried 90 the hospital IN
the female department hy hoy son. and
female attendants and Dr Garrett. the
day physician, was immediately sumo
monod. When Dr. Garrett arrived a.
the female department Cassie was
lying ON a bed in the hospital ia a
chill Although she was conscious
ana very 0rict mentally. her circaIa-
ton was almost stopped and she was
blind nr Garrett administered nitro
ciycerine and save her some hot wiis-
key He also directed the attendants
90 hathe hor feet in hot water
Wild with anxiety. her son. who had
come down from Cleveland 20 visit
her. and who is very devoted 90 her.
stood over her bed. urging the physi-
cian 20 TO his best 20 save her Under
the strong restorauves Cassie revived
within about eo minutes and resumed
her normal state. although she was
was very weak and sishtless
Dr He'mirk. the night physician at
the penitentiary. according 20 an agree
ment OF the physicians at the institu-
ton has boon attending Mrs Chad
wick and treating her for nervous
trouble. He VIII continue 90 have her
case. Dr Garrett the day physician.
who was summoned and attended her.
SAYS that she IS neurasthcnic and
that her nervous system is an utter
collapse lie said that the collapse
was duc 90 the strain which she under
went durinc her sons visit He saws
that sho has very nervous heart. and
that any excitement brincs on an ex-
aEEerltcd nervous attack
Or Hcimick is ot the opinion that
the blindness is only temporary. bur
has called in occuiists. who are admin
istcring treatment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
X. H. Rogers Can, Transact Business.

Boston sept 17.-Upon the cvi
dcnce OF members OF tho family of
Henry H. Rogers and the family phv
siclsn that Mr.. Rogers suffered a
stroke last July. and has since been
unable 70 transac; any business. Iulc,
Hammond. In the supreme court. an
nounced that IL would Doe cruel 10 com
pei his attendance tn court and dis
missed motion 10 that effect The
condition Of Mr Rogers was disclosed
In the course OF "a hearing on a mo
ton 20 show that he was capable of
attending the trial OF suit against
him for 100000 600 brought by c. NJ
RAYMOND. of Somorville for alleged
conversion II certain royalties IN con
ncotion with the production OF petrol
cum
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
SIX Workm.n Drowned

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept l7-Panic-
stricken when a barge. in which they
were crossing the Allegheny river. be-
gan 70 sink. six workmen employed by
the bravo Contracting company on
the United States government dam No.
,. az Aspinwall. Pa. Jumped into the
river and was drowned When 30 feet
from the Aspinwail shore the barge.
which was heavily loaded with stone.
began 70 sink The foreigners became
frenzied and leaped into the river. car
ryinE Frank Herman with them. None
OF the men could swim and persisted
before assistance from shore could be
given
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
Sept. "a, IS and 20, 1907.

Inns VIII Toe one OF the attractive fairs ov,r bId
on these beautiful grounds Every department will mo
crowded ana especially attractive. Let everybody exhibit
something ana COME TO THE FAIR \ splendid brass
band Will discourse music during the three. DAYS rxcur
sion rates on railroads and steamboats, BALLOON A.
tENSION EACH DAY and the sidcshovs Will no first .
Ilr RACING will be exciting and the entries ar,~er t
ever For Premium List other information address
the Secretary. HENRY DANNEuI
= - S''NN, secretary President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
Optimistic View OF Business Outlook

New York. Sept lie. II Gary
chairman OF the board Of directors
OF the United States Steel corporation.
took an optimistic Wow Of the busl
ness outlook In an interview. He de
o!ared that a general quickoninc 81
business viii follow the sale OF 1000.
100000 worth OF crops. which he ex.
poets 10 take place In a few weeks. 81
the weather remains favorable. In
the near future. he added. the public
Will realize that not in 10 years has IL
had such a chance TO pick up good
securities. When that time comes. nc
said. companies will be enabled u
raise funds for renewals. improve
ments and extensions.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
Mine Boss wayiaid and Shot.

Pittsburg. kan. Sept. l7.-At Grove
berg. new mining camp in the north
ern part Of this county. two person.
were killed and two fatally wounded
the result Of n srudge held by IN,
Italian miners of the district against
mine boss. Charles Gardner. a mine
boss and his sister. Mrs. George Rex
ford, were waylaid on a lonely road
while returning home by a nun Der OF
Italians. and shot and fatally wound
ed. Gardner returned the fire and sho,
and killed two Italians.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
uudsrtakers and Embalmers
Southern Railway

\. d. Following schedule figures published ~
Information. and are not guaranteed.
schedule effective May 18th. 1907
Trains leave Washington from Pennsylvania
station
90 "a n. DAiiy-Locod for wsrrenton Dan.
SOS ia. naily-Leeal for Harrfsonburx Va.
300 a IA bAily-Vnited States Fast Mail.
fir-t-cia-- coaches and drawing room ulteter 10
NV Orleans. .inlng car service
HOO a. m. daiiy-W Ashington and Florida
Limited through coaches and sleeper to Co
'a,nuia, savannah and Jacksonville. Dining
toi p m. Week uays-Iocal for Hsrrisonburs
and way stations on Manassas Branch
$50 y ~. DAily-Lucai for Warr~nton and
'.ar"ttcSNiiie. For Stras0urx week days
SD b m haily NorF e. A..-L.,. T.
pra---fs-s- -i.ss cua.a co Atlanta Sls-srer r.,
,oumtus. ia Mondays we-ine-,igvs Fridav.
sunset Route Tourist sleeper. Washington 10
san Francisco
press First class coach and ssepsr 10 Column
bia and Augusta Dining car a la carte
rs Y. m. Daty-New York and Memphis
Limited VIA LynchOurgl-FirSt class coach and
sleeping car To Roanoke. Knoxville Chatta-
nooEa birmingham and Memphis, sleeper to
New Orleans. Diningcar service
lle0 p. IN baily-NeW York aud New Orleans
imited-An Pullman trains club and obsarVA-
bnu ears 70 New Orleans sleeper - Ashville
Atlanta. Birmingham. New Orleans. Dining-car
service
Trains leave Richmond for the south as fol-
lows. Daily. Z "a. m. HIS a m. II 30 D. m week
days =. IL. makes competitions az Danville for
GIL points South. Pullman sleeper Trains
arrive Richmond $50 "a. m. 3.35 y. m, and SIS
=. m sally, : 90 n. m. week days
Through trains from the south arrive Wash-
lnEtoh * a m-. sb -. m, Dos a. IN, daily; 40
p m. 80 p ~, ll3o p. m, and I.40p. m D, daily
harrisonourg y. 3 ,. IA. week days and o 20 ,.
N. daily. Prom Charlottesville sIe q M. ana
80 y m Prom Strasburg SIC .. IN. Eesk days
Tickets sleeping car e-rvafiOns. and detailed
Information ean lie bod NJ ticket Office. los 18th
81. 81 Pa ave aud Peunsylvanfa station.
helrgaSe checked through from hOtsis and reel
dences.
Phone $40 Tor '. r. x. Cab service
G. III. ACkERT v y. and Gen Man
:. u. HAkDWiCK. Pass Trefnc Mgr
". n. IAfLOK. Gen. Pass. Agent
L. :. BROWN. General Asrnt.
Washington. ID. @.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
oorky MarrIes His Affinity

New York. Sept l7-That Maxim
Gorky and Nine. Andrieya. the woman
who accompanied him on his trip 10
America, are now married, is the news
brought from Europe by MaroId Mac,
Grath. the author. DR. MacGrath and
MS wife spent the summer on tho
island OF Capri, near where Gorky now
hVes. and he states positively that the
marriage has taken place.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19

Louisville. Ky Sept. Evangel.
list Felix Lawrence. of Nashville. fen
dead OF heart disease. after delivering
an address in the Hope Rescue Mis-.
sion where he was converted seven
years ago from dissipated wanderer
20 an instrument for the uplifting OF
others
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
Tilted, Goes lnsane

Worcester. Mass. Sept. l7.-Averice
j. faGjian. 2s years old. tailor. Is
confined in the city lookup. crazed.
as a result OF being Tilted. lie was
found in front Of his home throwing
stones at women and children and
uttering curses about unfaithful Amer.
lean girls.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
PREPARING CAPITOL SUITS
Criminal Action Will Be startes
Very Soon.

NFiWinal NCNiOn VIII BE Startec
Very Soon.
Harrisburg. Pa. Sept l7.-Attorney
General Todd is not yet ready TO be
gin criminal proceedings against any
OF the is persons and firms mentioned
in the report of the investigation com.
mission TO Governor Stuart as being
connected with the contracts for the
construction and equipment OF the
state capitol. James Scarlet and other
lawyers associated with him in the
preparation OF the cases are still work
ing on the papers. AS soon as they
complete their work the suits Will d.
brought before a Harrisburg magis
trate.
II is almost certain that these suits
will be brought in time to enable Dis
trict Attorney Weiss TO lay the indict
ments before the grand jury Of Dan
phin county at the opening of court
next Monday
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
Major Mccoy injured In Runaway.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept l7.-Major Frank
b. Mccoy. commanding the third bat.
talon OF the nth United States in.
fantry at Fort Mcpherson. was thrown
from buggy during a runaway in
West End and was seriously cut and
bruised. II is feared he may also be
internally injured.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
ADMIRAL WALKER DEAD

Famous Retired Naval OfHcer Passes
Away at Friends Home In Maine.
York Beach. Ne. sept. i7.-Rear
Admiral John C. walker. T. :. y. r.
tired. died suddenly az the home OF a
friend m Hich Pasture. York Cuas
Admiral Walker was - years OF axe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway
Rappahannock River Line
RAI.TINlRE

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Isinit
n,
Merry tpin ottoman Moran Burton
Ai'n As Fort sharp, bowler Tnpp.hnnI
% a" t"r''nway Hay Mount Radcliffe Frserkrnrg
TAPPAHANNOCk
g ne tcI = s street weather permitting sunday - noon
m,ns durham trtauua MouasAou
Special Wednesday, only stop Al, arv~ marked g.,
FREDERIC
Account Jamestown Exposition
"a IA and
i'prt AnlW
t1rHi S t,n, w t3InAn nnd M'an on Friday
p ,lniS
t i st'Iins at AL points M,i.y
Fare 81 80 each af.l slater
FRI
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Radcliffe Hoy Yard Port
Mnoht saunders
W ware Bowler Sham,
,'a'3a Wa'sr View Nonaskou
Merry W,,m r,invton Wii
= 3 m N~,a
rAPPAHANNOCK p,,.,,,.,.,
''e iaII@lnnok weather permitting "Wednesday
Bovlsr
hite stone Mil tnek. North End "Ne-ta ~ ''N''''
ON
fr Ss y y9 81, fSsday THURSDAY and friday mornings
w. u. Scott, Agent, fredericksburg Va
WILLARD THOMSON len Man NtIpcu c.n
3.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19
CARRIED OFF BABE
Eagle Flies With Child to Ton
OF Tall Tree.
DROPS HER TO GROUND
Bird Was After Chickens When Child
Struck at It Win Stick and, II Is
Believed. Its Talons Became Fas.
tened In Clothing.

Believed. Its Talons Became Fas.
tened In Clothing.
Caldwell. y. J.. Sept. l7-Held In
the talons OF huge eagle. Gladys
Nreeland. 3 years old. was carried To
the top OF large hemlock troe near
here. There the child got free and fell
to the ground. She landed on hay
stack and escaped serious injury.
The child weighs 40 pounds. and. ac-
cording 20 the fathers story. the great
bird was barely able 20 maintain its
flight under the weight. Its carrying
on OF the girl was more than half In
voluntary. its talons having become
caught in her clothing when she at
tempted 10 save hen from the eagle.
Nrecland said the bird had been
soaring over his chicken run for more
than an hour. lie saw IL swoop down
ward into n clump OF current bushes.
In the bushes the eagle pounccd upon
n hen. but could not rise with its prev
because of the thick foliage. The dap
ping Of the great wings attracted tie
child to the SPOT. and when she saw
the hen held by the eagle she seized
a stick and began TO belabor the ma
rauder
The eagle sprang on her. sinking rs
talons Into her dress. the sharp claws
tearing her flesh Her cries brought
her father running from field near
by. At sight OF the man the bird. At
tempting 10 rise. dragging the child.
struggling. after g. Nrcclsnd believes
that the birds tslons became entan
sied In the child's dress and that 8,
could not free itself Two eagles have
been familiar TO the neighborhcod
since 1908. hut never had they been
since 1903. hpt never had they been
known 20 attack human beings D, .orc
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-19

DrAR ADMIRAL JOHN @. WALKER.
and a native OF New Hampshire. He
was known a. the promoter Of the
famous squadron Of evolution which
became known as the White Squad.
ron" and or which be- was appointed
commander.
Rear Admiral Walker viii best be
known for his services in behalf OF tue
Panama canal He devoted exhaustive
study 10 she entire canal project. and
was said 10 be more familiar wltA. the
subject Of the isthmian canal Fan
any other American. President Nc
kinley singled him out as the one best
fitted TO act Is chairman of the 18TH
milan canal commission appointed in
1891
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-09-26
Red and White Currants.

Being one Of the hardest and most
productive Of fruits, the currant is of
ten neglected, the patch allowed to be
come foul with grass, never thinned OF
trimmed, the leaves worm eaten until
the plants die.
Red and white currants bear mostly
on tWo-year-old or older wood. Sue
cession of young shoots should be al
lowed to grow in place Of the old bear
ing wood. Cut out the canes as they
grow too OLD. The partial shade afford
ed by a young orchard suits the cur.
rant well.
A currant patch should continue In
good bearing for ten to twenty years If
properly handled One important point
is to keep the old, weak canes cut out
and a succession Of two to four new
ones coming from the roots each year.
National Council Of Horticulture.