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The Washington times., 1907-03-21
SEEK CHANGE OF VEfIUE
FOR MINERS OFFICIALS

CALDWELL. Idaho. March H.-In the
case of the State against President
Meyer, Secretary Haywood. and Com
mitteeman PettibOue. Of the Western
Federation of Miners. charged with com
plicity in the murder of former Cover
nor SteuneEburg Judge Wood listened
to the reading OF extracts from news
papers in support of the motion Of the
defense for n change Of venue on the
ground Of local bias.
Extracts read TO Judge Wood consisted
Of editorials and news items hostile 20
he Gefense.
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
ORGAN RECITAL TONIGHT.

An organ recital will be given at St
Pauls Church Twenty-third street this
evening at o'clock by Edgar Priest
the regular Organist Of the church.
There will be no charge for admission
10 the recital, but an Offering viii be
taken for the choir boys camp fund.
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3. NELSON UNDERGOES
SURGICAL OPERATION

CHICAGO. March 2O.-Battlirg Nelson
underwent an operation here yesterday.
Dr. William L. Bolunger removed the
tonsils Of the famous fighter Nelson
will remain in the hospital until Tues
day and then leave for the South
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Spring Garments

Spring Garments
Special lot of 10 Spring Skirts
Made Of black. blue or gray Sicl-
Piaate5 cate. effsctg, sass - Is
values G. T. P.......... @s -
Il Stylish Skirts Of black Panamas.
cheviots and Siciliaus. and graz nov
elites. elegantly tailored q n -
n n t the p newest effects. , SS.4S
u l. P--------..---------. -
> Black Sample skirts. made OF
all-Wooi chiffon Panama: circular
sides. with inverted pleats, and
6ip; worth h 5000. So QS
q. I. P....-....----.----.. ~
black chiffon tafeta Skirts.
made with boX-pleated panels. or
hip pleat- four folds At c. NO
top p 'iloo values, G SI.VS
l. P.......,................ -
. spring sample Suits left from
our purchase; made Of gray nov
satin-ii9ed; /? sis.sS values, 0S
". l. f----------.-..------ -
IS elegant Suits Of black or blue
PanamaS and the new checks, satin
lined Eton jackets. skirts in killed
$500 Values, @ c, + r SO QS
P--..--...---.----.--..- -
20 OF these suits left at N2.95:
made Of Panamas, broadcIoths and
gray novelties in the ON nr@
most exelusiv spring SIZNN
styles. O. I. P....... -
6 spring weight Tourist Coats in
the popular 36-inch length. Choice
Of gray checks and stripes, trirI7ned
nit hrn 1,rrr-
tons, 500 90 value. c. 81. .VS
j.
3 smart Jackets of double
twist Covert Cloth. elegantly strap
ped and satin . lined. - 4 nE
Regular $500 values. p4QS
Women's Eton Jackets of superb
black taffeta, lined with satin; styl-
ishly tucked cd and an braid 81 NE
q. Il. P...........-..-.....
10 Spring Jackets of black broad
cloth and covert cloth; made in
mannish effect with six CE Or
strapped seams, satin ,
lined; IS values. G,T-P. -
One $500 Suit OF White French
Serge, fancy Eton style. trimmed
lined with taffeta. slightly soiled.
cleaned. G. T, pl4.VO
Two Shirt Waist Suits of chiffon
taffeta with Duchesse lace yoke.
tucked back and front; lace collar
s5i:5s, H$ 3aIis; :sS55 vsiussl sil5se $16.95
O. T. P.-......-..
Sample Suit, made in jumper
style, made of chiffon Panama and
tafTeta-lined Skirts are box and
side -pleated This is the new
golden brown C0I 40
shade. Worth $50. y u SH
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Praised by President for
Dispatch of Troops
to Cuba.
Sllted for Promotion to
Major GeneraIShip
Soon.
Recently in Command of
Cuban Army of Pa
CifiCatiOn.

Brig. Gen. Theodore J. Whit. COM
mander of the Department Of the Mis-
souri,. who was recently succeeded by
Brig. Gen. Thomas F. Barry as com
mandeT of the Army Of Cuban Pacifica-
ton, died suddenly OF heart disease at
o'clock this morning In a hospital at
Philadelphia. The War Department was
promptly notified Of the generals death.
General Wint had been in roar health
for some time. but his death vas entire
ly unexpected and was received by Of
ficials OF the department 2s a decided
blow Expressions Of sorrow were heard
IN the department from Ill sides. from
Secretary Of War Taft and Major Gen
aral Bell, chief OF staff, down, the gen
eral being one of the most popular Of
fiCcTs in the army.
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Horse Owners Attention!

Mas meeting. Masonic Temple
Hal, Ninth and r streets.
Thursday, March -, 80 D. N.
The purpose OF this meeting viii
be To take united definite and DE-
termined action TO prevent in
terfercnce with our horses while
on the public highways BY the
agents OF the Washington HUI
name Society Address Sugges-
uonS 10 A :. TRUNDLE, -
] St NV mhlS-JJ
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Trace Death to Cuba.

Friends Of General Wint in Washing
ton believe that his death can be traced
more or less directly TO his work in
correction with the American pacifi-
cation in Cuba. When Secretary Taft
issued his order at Havana late last
September. calling for an army OF near
y 6.000 troops for service in Cuba
General Wint was called from his regu-
lar duties at Omaha. as commander OF
the department Of the Missouri. to have
charge Of the mobilization and embark
alton Of the troops on the transports at
Newport News. The general was in ex-
cellent health Up to that time but while
serving there he was stricken with
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Dry Goods Specials

Dry Goods Specials
Handsome exhibit OF the latest nov
city effects in gray. aIi-wool suiting.
regularly worth ljC- An Op- n I
pOrtUnity to save half I'm an
your Easter Suit G. T. P. -
Remnants OF cream serge and
Cashmere in lengths from 17c
two 10 six yards. Standard II
values at SOC TO 5sc. c. T. P
Five pieces OF imported cream No
hair Siciliau. finished with beautiful
sold for SEC. c, T. J9(
P.-..-.-.-.---....-.--- - -
Remnants OF Peau de Cygnc.
Messalines, habutaiS and tsffeta
silks. also heavy satius IN 19T
lengths from l 70 Z yards.
Worth 70 SEC c. T P-------AA
Fresh shipment OF heavy firm
qualities OF Japanese Silks. in nearly
all the correct spring col 0Nc
I. P.-..--....-.--...-.---- - -
Immense bargain table Of remnants
Of INc and 12Izc dress EinEhams in
checks, stripes. and plain ar
colors- Lengths from 3 TO IL
20 yards. q. T. P..--...--..-...
Remnants Of our Sc Apron Cling
hams. accumulated during the past
week All the fast colors n Or
IN checks OF all sizes. G. T. ~
P-.--------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Fifty pieces 1oc. lowered Batiste
from an overstocked maker, Rr
Sheer qualities, very dainti- ~
ly patterned. G. T. P.......... IA
12lzc yard-wide Cannon Cloth
steam-shrunk and linen-in- n RF
ished-heavy quality, every AS
yard perfect. G. T. P-......... S4
Cut-price tomorrow on our Sc heavy
twilled Toweling. Highly 4 Sr
absorbent kind. with colored n
border. G. T. P...-..........--. E+
Odds and ends Of new shams and
SCarfs in a choice selection Of Ir
corded and OpenwOrk patterns. II n
Worth to SOC. Each, @. T. P. IL
Splendid l2Ikc grade Of white
madras, showing dainty self n Sr
figures. In high demand for
the spring waist G. T. P-.---S
Remnants Of fine white Persian
lawn and Indian iinon. in
lengths from to II yards. - Sc
Actually worth to 25c. 9. T.
B------.--..----.--..---
Our special brand Of $50 Chamois-
finished English longcloth; 0Oc
just fifty 12-yard pieces to VH
close out at, piece------------- -
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GEN. THEODORE J. WHIT, U. s. A.
Commander of the Department of Mis-
souri, Who Died at Philadelphia
Yesterday.
Praised bv President.

ptomaine poisoning as the result OF q
dinner in 4 hotel at Old Point.
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
Children'S Needs

Purchase of manufacturers odd
lots of Infants Dresses. including
both long and short models; all are
made Of fine Cambria. some trimmed
with tucked yoke. others
with lace and embroidery. 1nr
Sizes up to years; SEC VAL "
ueS. @. 7. P........-.........A
Five Children's Dresses, Of sheer
Persian Lawn, handsomely designed
with lace-trimmed tucked yoke and
deep bertha. Sizes 10, u and n nr
Il years. Values from 81 to Sc. 4AN
G. I. P..-...-....-..-.....-.. ~
% Children's mussed Aprons. made
OF fine Persian Lawn, with bib -
and strap over shoulder. Sizes
to years worth 25c..........O
Children's 25c white Cambria Skirts.
with bodies attached; full gathered,
hemmed and tucked. Sizes 1Ir
J. ., 3 and 4 years. nv
g. 7. P.........-..--.......
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
Columbia Club.

WALFORD'S watch and jewelry store.
formerly at 625 pennsylvania ave- has
been moved TO their main store. 80
Pennsylvania ave. where We will b8
glad 10 see our friends and patrons All
repair work VIII be received at the main
store The usual high class work is
guaranteed WALFORD'S, $9 PennsyI-
VaNia ave. mh20-3t
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
PILES CURED IN o TO "a DAYS.

PAzO OINTMENT s. guaranteed 10 cure
any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding. or Pro
truding Piles in 10 - days or money re
funded. 50c-
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
Special Notices.
Royal Arcanum Class Imitation.

Friday evening, March D. 1907. 10
p m, at National Rifles Hall. 9Is q 81
NV, there Will be q union class initfa-
tlOn OF applicants for membership in
the Royal Arcanum.
A short address wiIl be delivered bv
Supreme Regent Howard G. Virgins.
followed by a musical program
All members Of the order in good
standing are invited 10 attend.
Oriental kiSmet, District National.
Capitol. OUray, and Municipal Councils
Will hold meetings at 2. m sharp
JOHN l. BEATIE, Grand Regen-
mhN-2t
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Office Of Lanston Monotype Machine
Company, 1881 CallOwhill Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.

The Board Of Directors has this day
declared a semi-annual dividend OF >
per cent on the capital stock OF this
company payable on the 18th dav Of
April, ISJ1, 10 stockholders Of record at
the close Of business April 1st, 1907. The
stock transfer books viii close at =. m.
April lsL and reopen at 10 a. N. April
l6Lh J. SELLERS BANCROFT. Treas
ureT-
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
M. KING. Chinese cafe

1acalrr tickets Tree 10 all patrons
" Neduesdays * Thursdays 1924 9Th st. nv
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ROOSEVELT URGED
FOR REELECTION
BY S0UTHERNER

Continued from First PaFcl
The Washington times., 1907-03-21

DR. GEO. S WALDO, DENTIST, Is40
New York Ave NV. (formeTly 80 East
Capitol ST.. Tho AIveOla Method tho
plates). Painless extracting. mhi-tf
The Washington times., 1907-03-21

DIR. e. c. GALLOWAY, Dentist. has
removed his Office TO NV. corner + and
Ilth sts. mhl5-1t
The Washington times., 1907-03-21

DRAMATIC ART and Voice Culture
Studio S0y 18th NV. room (. Also a dTa-
matte club meeting once a week, even
inEs- Saturday class for teachers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03
MEETING OF BUSINESS
MEMS ASSOCIATION

meeting of the Business Mems Asso.
citation was held Tuesday night. Cant.
McCracken presiding, Mr.. kishpaugh
secretary pro TEN.
Mr.. Rowe, of Public Interest Commit.
tee, reported that Congressman Jones
had Endorsed the resolution OF the Il. NJ
A. asking for "a soil survey for Spotsyl.
vania county; that il had been forward
ed To the department at Washington
and Chief Whitney, of the Bureau. had
informed Mr.. Jones that the work would
be taken up. Mr.. Harris read a letter
from the department at Washington on
the same subject. On motion OF Mr..
Mills Mr.. Harris was added to the com
mittee on Public Interests.
The subject of roads was brought M
ana qualification expressed by several
members that those near by, leading to
the city, had been put In fair condition.
hr. warden stated that nothing fur
ther had been heard from the PROPOSE
ton TO establish a factory here for the
manufacture OF boys blouses. Mr.. Mills
made remarks on the same subject
Mr.. Hirsh said he received a letter from
party in Baltimore who desired 10
establish a cigar factory in a thrifty
town, and that he had written inviting
him to come here, look the field over and
confer with the authorities.
Mr.. kishpaugh moved that one hun
dred copies, or as many as may be need
ed. OF the pamphlet on fredericksburg
be put at the disposal of the Public In
terest Committee to be given, one copy
each, or more, as a souvenir to the dis
unguished excursionists from New York
and Brooklyn who will be in this city
Sunday, Oct 18th.
The association then adjourned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03
CITY COUNCIL
Committee Appointed to Receive and Entertain
New York eScUslonlsts.

\ called meeting uf the CITY Council
was held Iu.rdty night Present Pres
ideut T. ID. Cole and COuncilmen Lane
Rowe. Mills. Danu"hl, Masters. Warden
and Somerville
President COl- stated that the Council
had been called hv Public Interest Com.
mittee. T.. ". Mhl-, chairman. To con
slider the coming OF u party of distin-
guished gentlemen from lsroOklyn y y
who contemplate stoppil Z over in Fred
ericksburg ON their way To Jnme-toyn
Exposition Oh sunday. oct. 18th. They
Will arrive here at 81 a. H.. aud leave nj
l I a m
Clerk Eastbuin read the letter from
Manager Charles +. kei rigau. which l.
a. follows:
Brooklyn. y. Y. Sept 2Sth. 1907.
Col. +. h. Cole President OF Council
My Dear Sir: The Brooklyn party
will arrive at fredericksburg. Va. Is 4
VI sunday, Oct 18Th. There will be- be-
tween - and 100 persons To he driven
over the hattleii"lds and other points ni
mt. rest In fredericksburg.
VIII your committee kindly see that
we are provided with the beet convey.
ano,-> that can be obtained for this driy,
and Will you kindly notify me at vour
earlist convenience a. To- the cost for
each person for the drive? We trust
that you will make AZ favorable terms
Tor w. a. possible
Each person who takes the drive will
be provided with coupon ticket which
VIII be collected and turned over To the
manager of the excursion who will make
out check at once In settlement Shall
We draw the check in your name?
VIII you kindly advise me al YOUR
earliest conveh'rnce 49, To the cost per
person? Mr.. Martin il very anxious that
the eNcursiOnists shall carry away "A
good impression Of Fredericksburg and
We know that your committee will
work toward this end
Thanking you for your interest in the
matter am.
tours very truly,
Charles A. kerrigan. Mgr.
Exact number of persons in party will
be sent you later.
On motion of Mr.. Dannehl the receiv
ing aud entertaining of thes. gentlemen
was referred To "A committee coniposed of
the Public Interest COMMITTEES. Finance
Committee and Mr. Warden. who will
arrange Tor the transportation and en-
tertainment of these visitors with power
to add 81 their committee such persons
a. they deem necessary. This was
adopted.
The Council adjourned
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03
NOTES FROM MARYE

Marye, Va, Oct. l.
Messrs. L. K. Coleman, \. L. Mills anc
". W. Hall attended the fair in your
city
All of the public schools in Berkeley
Were opened today
This vicinity has been made lonely bv
the departure of several of our youths To
school Mr. ). |. Davis il at William and
Mary College. Mr.. G. III. Davis is attend
lng the University of Medicine, Richmond.
Mr. clifton BiantOn is at Randolph. Ma
con, Bedford; MIR. Willie Mills and T. Y.
Davis are attending fredericksburg Col.
lege. We wish them all pleasant and
profitable session.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ". Davis, with Mr..
aud Mrs. ". .. Chewing. returned ON
Thursday from "a delightful trip Co Ocean
View, Old Point, and the exposition
They agree IN pronOuncing the exposi-
ton complete Worlds Fair, and well
worth visit from every one. The ex-
pense is not Necessarily great. as some
have pronounced it,
Misses Louise Smith and Ashby Hum
phries with Mr.. J. l.. HUMPHREYS spent a
portion of the past week at the home cf
Mr.. W. o. Chcwning
Miss Emma Smith. of Logan. W. Va.
with Miss Jennie Payne, of Warm
Springs, after visiting Newport News
and the exposition, are now visiting III.
hospitable home OF Mr.. + W. Smith.
Mrs. james Bishop, of Coventry, re-
turned today after pleasant visit with
her brother, Mr.. + W. Smith.
Mr.. W. .. Chewing visited his father
Mr.W. II. Chewing, Sunday.
Our Sunday School closed Sunday, to
the regret of many. We will have our
celebration some time this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j T. Davis. OF Richmond.
have moved 10 his old home, Mt. Tero.
near BlantOn.
Mr.. W. l.. Blanton's boarding school
will open today.
Miss c. l.. Smith, OF Croxton, is teach
ing school near Norfolk.
Miss Fannie Il. BrOaddus, OF Bowling
Green, will teach school No. l, in Madi-
son District, beginning Oct. /.
Mr.. ii. ID. Durrette was thrown from a
mule recently, receiving painful injuries
IN shoulder and arm, which caused in
ability TO work. Such an accident il to
be deplored at any time, but more so
Just at this season vixen there are so
many crops to be harvested, and labor
so scarce. We hope our friend will soon
be restored to usefulness
Mrs W. F. HOckaday Il indisposed at
the home OF her father, Mr.. J. S. Haynes
while the son is doing finely. V.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03

Mr.. =. A. McColly and viii. OF Latrole
I rem. stopped over here ON their return
from the exposition 20 visit hi-toris
7 points In th, city and confer with Carr
/ rxht and Davis who's. granite Mr.. Nc.
,oily has been buying ia large quantities
Mis- Sadie r. Feuerherd left Monday
Tor her home IN Baltimore. after spend
INK two weeks here with her brother. Mr.
+. ". Feuerherd.
Misses Mary and Fannie Bowler left
Wednesday for Baltimore.
Me-srs. John +. Gouldman. Jr.. and
VI. Il. Willis, Jr., left Wednesday for
Washington. 10 attend the game of base
ball between Washington and Detroit
Mr. Geo. W Henin was in Washing
ton and Baltimore Wednesday ON bust
hess.
The remains Of Mr. Walter Holladay
were conveyed To- the | , 20 train We'd
ne~day and taken To Charlottesville, mak o.
ing connections at boswell with the e. 4
% Il r. A q legation of Confederate
Veterans nn'.g Others accompanied the
body 10 tie station.
Mr.. W. :. HAnsior,', Of Massaponax
Spotsylvenia. has n line hoy The other
live children are girl bright and healthy.
He IL proud of the boy.
Several Fredercksburgers left her,
Wednesday, morning TO attend the fish
Try and squirrel stew in SpotsylvAnia Co.
near Alrich. The weather and other
conditions were favorable for "a splendid
time
Miss Kate Stiff, Of Oak Grow: Mrs. C.
W. Minear aud children, of Hendricks
W. Va, are guests of DR.. aud Mrs. J. p.
Stiff
Mrs. y. III. Taylor and two children.
who have been visiting Mrs. Georgianna
Scaggs, have returned to Washington
Mr.Joseph DuersOn. of Mount Pleasant.
Spotsy lvania, was a visitor to our office
Wednesday
Mrs. W. y. Tausill and two daughters.
Misses Luci. 7. and Matte A, are AT the
exposition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03
ENJOYABLE SONG SERVICE

The singers known rs the DALEY Quar-
tette entertained "A large audience at the
Methodist church Monday night Ii was
a song service b. the quartette. which
includes Mr.. j g. Daley, baritone: his
son, W. &. DALEY. tenor and two danah-
tiers Miss Margaret T.. Daley, soprano:
Miss Susie J. DALEY. cuntrAlto Inter
persed between the different numbers Mr.
). q. DALEY addressed the audience. and
was listened to with interest. The two
gentlemen and the two ladies who com
pose the qunrtette arr residents 81 Phila-
delphia, aud they sing charmingly to-
Rether as a Iuariette, ~ we'll a. in
trl"s; duets aud as soloists. The party
leit tuesday Tor their homes. IL is pos
sible that they will visit Fredericksburg
again in the near future.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03
EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION
Bishop futile PreSideS- Formally
Opened Wednesday.
CONSsCRATE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
lord Bishop Of London Delivered Dedication
Sermon

Three hundred years after the tho re,.d.
ing oil the first Episcopal sermon ON
jamestown Island. IA. general conv.n-
ton OF the church opened its trieuriaI
sessions In Richmond Wednesday morn
ing
The convention opened IFS .,--in,, with
Imposing ceremonies. in which leaders a.,
the church in England and Anerir. t...,.
ucipated. Meeting i' Ga, parish hons.
in the rear of Holy Trinity church. in
which ediiice the op.ning Session was
nelu' the bishops, in procession nuf
'iothed IN their vestmeut-. marched to
the front entrance % the church and pro-
reeded "a the front SEATS. which u.r,. no.
-rfN"d ior them. RI. Rev. Daniel e.. Tut
Tie, bishop OF Missouri. the senior bishon
~ the American church. presided Tbe
sermon OF the occasion was delivered hv
kt- Hon. and kt Rev. A. r Wilmington
Ingram. Lord Bishop of London. in
whose diocese Colonial Virginia was in
cluded
HOLY Trinity ell urch. a memorial to
bishop moore, was formally consecrated
win Impressive ceremonies Tuesday
kt. Rev. Robert A. Gibson. Bi-hop 81
virginia, presided. The services yv-r,. in,
charge Of Rev. J. !. Gravatt. rector Of
the church
Bishop Gibson read the instruments of
donation ON behalf of the congregation,
OF the church from Col. John N. Gordon
following which a prayer was offered low
the oishop. The service of conservation
was read by Rev. j. J Gravatt and LAID
on the communion table. Followingth.
conservation service thu service of iii.
day was read.aiter which ri Rev G.orr.
W f"t"rkin. bishop of West Virginia. d,..
hvered the sermon. The service closed
with The celebration Of the Holy Com
muniOn
The special train bearing the Bishop Of
London and other dignitaries of the
church. who have been attending thecon-
ventlon of the Brotherhood DIST Andrew
IN W aShingtOn.And bringing POO hishous
ana lay delegates To the convention
arrived Ia Richmond Tuesday afternoon
Two stops were made after leaving
Washington. the first at Alexandra
where the Episcopal Seminary and
grounds We're pointed ont and the second
az fredericksburg A. the various
hattlefelis along the route ard al m.
house in which "Stonewau" Jackson
died, the train slowed down. that tho
interesting points might he observed bv
the occupants 90 the ctrz.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03
SP0TSYLVANlA
interesting Items from the County Sea,

"'S'eSuhg items nom the County Seat.
Spot~ylvanie e.. II Va. Oct. LIST. 1907
Our roads a-e not in as tine condition
as they were pn rioU. totherrcent rains
Mr. T. A. Frazer wa- ia the Burg ON
business Tuesday
Dr Gienroy Harris has fitted IN AN
up-to-daie dental office here and il now
ready TO relieve the suffering.
days ''"
Attorney +. 5. Coleman has returned
10 the Court House, after q sho.t WISH
10 relatives ia the county.
Mr. II. Dick Durrett. Of the Narve
nei9hhorhood, had the misfortune lnst
week to be thrown by a mule colt and il
now suffering with broken arm Nr
Durrett Is "A candidate for oversaer of the
poor Tor Berkeley district, and j. opposed
by Joe Chewing
Mr. 1. \. Harris, Jr., of this village IL
having his Residence newly painted II
Is reported that Tom" is meditating
over serious subject.
We have no birds in Hotel Walters
cage and have had none for many
months
Our board Of supervisors will meet
Thursday
mp owens blkEin mas announced his
candidacy Tor Mayor OF our village. IL
Is probable he will have no opposition.
The captain will make an efficient officer
Col X. G.. Blay DIES, Of the county. de-
liVered "a very interesting discourse at
The courthouse Saturday night. His
subject was The Race Problem" which
he handled well. He may give Us "A
speech at our next Court. Il he can spare
the time from his political duties.
We ara glad To report that DIR. Massey.
our popular physician, is recovering from
lls recent Illness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-03
Mr.. WALLER
HOLIDAY DEAD
Mas a Confederate Soldier and
Filled Prominent Positions
IHTsRMeHT IN CHARLOTTESVILLE

Mr. Waller Iolladay died at the home
OF his son-in-law, Mr.. j. L. Hawkins
tuesday, alter an illness of two week of
Inflammation u, of brain. aged ~ years. MIR
holladay was born i'm Oprouia. Persia
It's parents We're Nirgiuis,ns. hein,, from,
Spot-yivania. lie was "a graduate az
the University OF Virginia. and WAS mr..
lessor oi mathematics for : wears i'm tia
cooper Institute. New York CRY. a.,
was also associated with the Eguit.hi.
insurance Co.. OF Now York for 70 v.,,r-
lie served m the g. lnirderat, Army and
was participant m the battleof Fredrr-
lcksbury. tie WAS man of hiyh charn,-
Yer ana unusually respected He hnd
lived herr for about one year. He j. sur.
Vlved 10y two children. Mr- J r Hawkins
and Miss Ellen ". Huiladay. of this cits
ne remains Were taken To Charlottes-
vile Neduesday. where the funeral Will
ue preached Thursday and the interment
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