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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21
JOHNS STOWN.

JOHNSTOWN. - Mrs. Percy A.
Long, bride of four months, sudden
ly fell unconscious at her home and
died several hours later at the hos
pital. Internal hemorrhages were the
cause
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21

UNIONTOWN.-The store of John
II. Boyd at Cool Spring was entered
by thieves and canned and bottled
goods, meats, -four, etc, were taken
to the amount of over $500.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21

CONNELLSVILLE.- con-
spiracy and circulation of slanderous
statements, Rev. A. Bleisz, pastor of
st. Emory Magyar Catholic church of
Connellsville, has made information
against the former organist, Adalbert
Pogany, and four of his supporters.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21
WEST NEWTON. w

WEST NEWTON. - William Will
helm, aged Is years, was drowned and
Roy Rifinger. 16, had a narrow es-
cape here while rowing in the You
ghiogheny river
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21
WASHINGTON. - Miss

Sharpnack daughter of Abraham
Sharpnack is dead at her home at
Khediye, Greene county. This is the
sixth death in the Sharpnack family
during the last year.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21

nIrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums reduces In
aammaton, elays pain. cures wind cole, 25c bottle.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21
Picked Up in -,st"t
>@tt'fSs~ >*t'tSs >s+''FN >s''N Pennsylvania

ERIE. George A. Hirsch of this
place lost both of his legs beneath a
Lake Shore freight train.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21

BUTLER. = Lawrence Mclaughlin
of Karns City, an. oil well pumper
was struck by the Buffalo flyer on the
Allegheny Valley railroad at Parker
and instantly killed His body was
hurled 300 feet to the waters edge
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21

NEW CASTLE.-Partially eaten by
rats, the mutilated body of Barney
Sweeney, aged 60, was found by boys
in a shed back of the Coliseum skat-
ing rink.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21

Living we'll is the best revenge we
can take on our enemies.-Froude.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21

A well-informed physician is fre-
quently ill-informed.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-05-21
BEAVER FALLS.

BEAVER FALLS. - The Beaver
Falls Manufacturing Co. has shipped a
carload of sledges to Panama for use
on the canal, being part of a large
government order
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
iNsYRlNe AGAINST BRYAN

Numerous Firms. Fearing His Eiccticn
SEEK Protection Against Oppression.
New York July iT-Feasfui ~ q
crash "a stocks should Bryan oe elect
Cd. Vail street firms have tak,n ONT
100000 Insurance aSainst that event
w.th iiovis. 9f London. within thc ias'
Two days. and g. 300 900 ci,re Is await
.ng acceptance % .ne 9Urr no ar.t
schmonn 81 Neloy the Nes Noro
SCENTS IF sac Sreat English drm IL.
Insurance IS az 10 per cent
some tay- ego a member o. en-, in
surcnre tru s2ii a bic uanu.a.< rrcr
who believed his business mI,ct DC
hurt 1y Hr,ou s election asked o. the
Lloyds would insure him AGAINST that
contingency Cable MESSAGES brou-1-
The 'ntorma ION tha, iloyls would Eui
they waute' -o per cent rlat was toc
much said che manufacture oni lt
per cent wcs inaly agreed on Thcr
the wouulac-urcr placed 100000 n
Bryan wins hr gets $50 GOO bach
I'l.nss oi tie deal soon spread. a-i
ir one Gny Bcrischmaun d Nrict
wrote iu-or-ree FOR Ss+5.Do0 70 De- p .
leret on thr stock exchange thai tnl
l,oyds viii De- swompcd with bus.ne-s
80 tacig rate holds Farmer Scott. q
wother In ur-s ana calls. said thar hr
could so up to Tauma0y Hail ana 60
enough money on that basis Go 20 q
L.oyls % "a stanisuu"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
PlECKsRD-D0WNlNG

Wibot Mortimer Pincka-a and Miss
Hannah Virginia Downing. both Of IAN.
caster county. Were marriai iu Whit,
Marsh church Wednesday. Rev Or IS
T. runaway, o-otter-ir-law of ti-
groom. assisted by Rev Porter Har1s
othriariug. The attendants wtr,. Mis-.
Halle katherine Broun with Rev. ". r
Runaway. Jr., Miss Elizabeth Gerrvieve
Pincksrd with Mr. Samuel DOWNING. Dr.
Mss Lillian p. Duuaway with M ID
Belts. Miss NJ. SUI Mitchell. Of EsSeN
with Mr. X. o Norris. Jr: Miss E-teIfa
Belts. OF heRthsvili-. with Dr. b n l.
Hubbard, % MILESTONE: Mss Ina
Downing with NJ. Phillip n. Gresham
Miss Mamie Pollard P.uckard with NJ
Lucisn Hall Mrs K : Jett. 90 RanL
more. sister Of the bride. was matron uf
honor. Mr. Robert Lee P.nckari. brother
oi TIE groom. was bsst man. The bride
was given away los her brother a.
Thomas J. Downing.
~ the bridal party entered tha church
tie double gates in the two cartre ai-la-
We're thrown open by Master Ssrlu. I
Jett ard little Mi-s julia Dunaver.
nephew and niece 20 fhe bride and
groom respectively. iu one sis.s.
aud little Miss Sue EimarIs Dos
ing and Master Thuua. Duna-
way. niece and nephew 0' The bride and
groom. respectively. in the other aisle
ne ushers were Prof Clareuce Dunavav.
81 Richmond. Mr.. 4. = Jett. of B.ltf-
more, and Msssrs. James pirckar.s and
Dr. B. b. Elmund-. g Larca-te-. The
wedding march was PLAYED bv Miss Eve.
iyn +. Brouu. OF Northumb. Rand Ulf.
TIE M isic was turned by Miss Name
Pollard nunaway. The bride u.s gown
- ia WHIT mere sr.zat i4ti-t-. ,rf.l
Int l1c-, the matrou 20 honor BID b.
ti-te and lace. ihr other nly at-.n.
d1ats Were also gowUed in wiit.. ant
wore long blacg Z.oves. The groom ar..i
groomsmen We're dressed Go tlack. v.f-r
white vests and bigc. eiovC-
The bride t. the youngest daughter Of
The late Judge samuel Downing. 81 Ian.
caster county. TIE father % the r-,c-r
Was the late Thomas II Piuchard. %
Ne.rose. Mr. P'rcEard i- ONE at Tie
prominent business men of HE sect nu
Immediately after the ceremony rta
bridal party repaired 10 the hnru-of Pow
Dr. W. !. bunawaT, whore 81 reception
vas rendered th m
The bridal party ~ere The reci-iarts q
many handsome bridal rre-ants. cgt
glass and silver precominarinz They
VIII he ar home 10 Lancaster. Va. AT, r
August lst.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Pr-rc.cal Markets.

The Latest Closing Pri-es In the
Prirrt--f Fr,-t...
prrrr No. 80. ~S'-'
,,-ir, ~, = ~ iiiA 10 tr-u.
N-.ltsl eAl 1-.3. lcn.
- n ans toli1 s---r sa--l $40. c4.F
Inl.'s' 4auts 80. 4 o.si. ~ = tLo x
" .Al. *i-au SOD WEE j
1 - ,-l No req western. S-- $50
= S - yl.g-, so Y@iioW. local So
-, 81. "a = iiiA' no. white. cl Do
oy2 olc-' lower grades. 4sc
49, IN l,slDlAs. fli.SJ - lo.
t - - % { CIS Gl.ct, iamiiy, Ic
49, Stu. ~ STEADY; e..
ans 81. per uiiseh IS POULTRY .
e-s o. ~ ms l' io'ec-; old roe Z
80. -, Dress steady. cuo
. ny - l--e,.' o.N i.ca Siec. Bt 4
FCSS 800. &. sam c.
1ss-hv w, 'el - & 49,,
1OEs steals' -"' per barrel 50
q = :, -. 20 orr,,or-. ,,.,,-..-.
spot az - azlc az, ...,5.. I5'- n 3
S Sl}e!g ~ u ~ tse.i so crn.- 30 Sac
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
WANT HEARST FOR PRESIDENT

The Independence party of Virginia
was organized Wednesday night 10 the
Jefferson Hotel, Richmond. The dele
gates were instructed TO vote 10 the Chi.
cogo convention on July 27th for W. r.
Hearst ior President and John Temple
Graves for Vice President. W. L. Seal
was elected chairman OF the Virginia
State Executive Committee.
With Mr. Seal rs chairman, the State
committee was named as follows: j ]
O'Donneli, Newport News; u. S. Free.
man. Richmond; George Hart. Norfolk
county, +. W. Gainae, Norfolk county.
1bis committee 10 turn selected the fol
lowing delegates TO the Chicago conven-
tior: ]. i. O'Donnell, Newport News;
r. W. Games. Norfolk county; George
Hart Norfolk county; j. W. Kenner,
Front Royal ". H. Gum. Norfolk; C. f.
stro&hsr, harsinsviiie; B. Woolburg
Alexandria: Lloyd Addison, OF West
county; RI +. Freeman. Rich
nond: J. n Tlliery, Henrico county; W.
E. Sal Rlchmond;y. n. O'Conor, Nor
|o1k; Z. ~ 8achsil1or. Aiexandria; III p.
Hoo>e Norfolk county; George NJ. Cease.
ns4z1po coucty. and R. G. Acton, Alex
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
WANTS EXPOSITION LOAN PAID

The U. 5. government filed a petition
10 the jamestown Exposition Federal
court litigation at NOrfols, asking pro.
lection as a creditor o; the exposition on
account OF it's 100000 loan, and
thing else.
The petition sets out that the balance
Que the governments is $S97, 953 81.
Of the 81 900, 900 loaned the exposi-
tion, the government had got back bat
xIO2,O46.43. 1t had been thought that
the governments loan was only a lien
on the exposition gate receipts, but the
petition claims that under the special
statute appropriating the loan it comes
as a first lien.
IN Federal court the land options of
the twenty-five States having buildings
at the jamestown Exposition were ex-
tended from August ! to November
The land is to be bought OF the buildings
removed by that date.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
SATURDAY. JULY Is, 1905.
A VACATION FOR THE HORSE

About the most humane and alto
gesher commendable action in re-
gard 10 animals taken recently was
that OF the District government in
deciding that all OF the governments
horses should be turned out each
year Tor a vacation and rest OF thirty
days The average'man will prob
ably laugh and coll this act absurd.
but TO the man who pauses to give
some thought to the dumb animals.
which serve man day in and day out.
1t Will appear In its true light. The
horses need a rest. They are not
mere automatoDs to be oiled up and
put In motion. but they are Gods
creatures, placed here for the service
OF mankind. but, mind you, not for
unreasonable or inhumane service.
They are faithful animals, always
ready to go when the word is given
them, and oft times struggling on
beyond their powers Of endurance to
carry the burden nah asks them TO
carry, and for this service. dumb
brutes though they are, they are en-
titled TO some consideration and
some measure of gratitude.
Two often the horse Is abused and
required to work, work, work, with
out cessation or relief until they
drop in their tracks or Join the
vast army of their kind, which fur
nish omnipresent evidence of man :
brutality. Do you treat your horse
right? Ask yourselves this question
when you are making him do the
work OF two horses, when YOU are re-
curing him to do full service on
short rations, when you are asking
him to walk the tread mill OF daily
labor without sufficient rest. Ask
yourselves these questions and pass
on bis case by the laws OF humanity.
The District governments could not
be too highly commended for It's ac-
tion, and it is too be earnestly hoped
that other governments and citizens
generally will follow thegood exam
pie set and give the horse a rest. In
the end you will find that you have
done not only a kind act, bus a bene-
fetal one as well, since the animals
will not only live longer, but render
better service while they live.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18


Columbus. o. July l7.-For presi
dent Eugene W. Chain. OF Chicago
for vice president. Aaron S Watkins
Of Ada. Ohio.
This ticket was nominated by the
Prohibitionists' national convention
and both nominations were made
unanimous. The fun Endorsement @.
The convention was not, however. given
70 Mr.. Chain until after three ballots
bad been taken
On the first two ballots Mr Chain
did not show great amount @!
strength. receiving but 1s5 out Ct JOSS
votes on the FIRST and SO out OF 1857
on the second ballot His nomination
was assured. however. when the roll
call began for the third ballot His
own state. which had voted largely .cr
Daniel r Sheen. OF Peoria. and the
New York delegation. followed ty
those OF Indiana and Wisconsin. came
over TO Mr.. Chain and on the ,hird
ballot he received a total Of 63s Votes.
The strongest competitor of Mt
Chain was Rev. William p. Paluorc
Of St Louis. who received ga votes ou
the first ballot. and a comparatively
small vote after il was evident that
the nomination OF Mr.. Chain could not
be prevented.
Il was then decided 70 make Mr
Fillmore the vice presidential nomin ec
aui he was named by acclamauon Tie
declined 20 accept the office. however
and persisted in his attitude despite
the strong urgings OF his friends TIE
convention. finding itself confront g
with the niece ssity OF naming another
vice presidential candidate. and many
OF the dele Eates being anxious TO catch
the early night trains for home. be-
came involved in n deep parliamentary
tangle- The rules were several time.
suspended and the suspensions imme
diately revoked.
Finally il was decided that Professor
Aaron :. Watkins OF Ada. Ohio. should
be named by reclamation There wa
no opposition TO him at the moment
and Chairman Charles Scanlon was on
the verge of declaring Professor Wat
kins the nominee when delegates in
various parts OF the hall broke in WITH
flood CT motions. amendments ans
suspensions OF the rules
An extended debate finally resulted
in the restoration of the rules and H.
a ballot for the vice presidency Tire
men were named. Professor Watkins
T. 3. Dcmaree. OF Kentucky and
Charles s. Holier. OF Indiana Tdr
ballot resulted in the nomination ol
Professor Watkins by an overwhelrr
ing majority. and he was immcdiatcir
thereafter. upon motion OF the Rca
lucky delegates. made the unan nous
choice OF the convention.
Eugene w. Chain is an attorney Re
Is native Of Waukesha county Wis
consin. and for several years practiced
law there. He was az one time Candi
date for governor Of Wisconsin on the
Prohibition ticket. and was this year
placed In the running for the same 20
siuon in Illinois by the Prohibitionists
OF that state
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18

Tron.on y J.. July i..-Heury wr
hs. thirty hve years ols was iaiel
here charged WITH having trI to
mur- lofn J.. Borden III All rt-.vr
farmer who fou-at 90 save his
Mrs. li2zic Borien The u uer
rowiv escaped NncAing o. En.la-. ..
county. where he was capture. aar
was sn fsishtereri thar he coai- a.ri.
talk. Ihc authorities believe Dec SSH.
make fan confession 81. .n- t.1s
lead from e.eht wounds il Willis aacs
and treated TWO deep s1she. .n bis
head Tlese We're inflicted 80 ta
gro by Borden iu detlndlue hls ,.i.-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
siRIHOSY CsLEsRAT.oNA

Pssspataury. Va. July IA. 1905
4 ttigltful entertainment wa- give n
40 Mount View. tle home az Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Niiams.in honor of their
daughter, Miss Aluia. 80 being her 20;h
birthday. Many blends ere present.
AZ y3p O'Clock rle guests repaired 20
tle 1inlaS groom wbe-e r.irssbm .uts we're
served Il anull4Dc'. after "a hlch games
were mtulgsd ID until l. O'clock. when
fl .tit Tor ta.ir respective homes wish
, & Miss Annie many more such happy
% ca-l1u-. Among those present were
hs- and Mrs Gn>ty Henderson. Mr.. and
Mr.. j. J. Williams. Mrs +. b Williams.
and two daugLiers, Mrs. Adds n and
laug lter. Miss CiArn. Mr.. Elizabeth
bo"ie. Kisses L.l'i- Mcrarfy. Eva Jones.
l. Ca Bowl, s. u Carver. Maud JON.
Ae--r-. Daur'e Jones. Il. ". Alien. 10.
wll end Au-ry Bowie. aiaor. Robert.
Aubrey. art E-u.-t Jones. Huel Alsu.
p-cer and M.stor Henderson. an Of
n NJ Ge.i-e GUST
5u - Iait clmp.,red at Hot Sprirc-
Che nrst draught oi Lis speech of sc.ei.r-
once lti- luONu words .o1g. but wi.
Be- CONDENSED g. g 500
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
Bryan Avoids Nesro Question.

Lincoln. Ncb. July lin respous
70 telegraphic query from the Baiu
more sun. asking II IL is true. as as
serted by Bishop Walters. of the Afro
Methodist Episcopal church that SIT
Bryan had assured a negro delegauoi
that he regarded President Roosevelt
action In the Brownsville case as un
just and that he would recognize Negro
appointments 10 oface. Mr. Bryan wig
ed as follows Report not true.
have refused 10 discuss Brownsville
case and ! have not discussed appoint
ments OF negroes"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
no CANNED ROOSEVELT TALK
- Prss.asn. Ref.ses = -. -.

The President Refuses to Have Rec
crds" Made % Speeches.
OYSTER Bay y Y. july l1-Presi
tcnt Roosevelt has refused an oner O.,
make speeches INTO the receiver O.,
talkins apparatus for the purpose 90
mcAinS records for public sale
The president attended o. s0r,e on
ciai business. and later assisted Mrs
Roosevelt iD entertaining the members
OF ihc s. Hiida society Of Christ Ep.s
ooQa. church The society assists 81
rho parish charitable causes. ana Mrs
kooe Fef each vear entertain t-
members
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
WHY NOT TEMPORARILY USE
THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE

How about that Jug for the harvest
season?
Why not fill 1t now? For choice house
hoid use, and as first aid 10 case OF sick
ness before the doctor can be reached,
why not lay in a half case or foil case
OF IL quarts OF splendid medicinal whis-
key, guaranteed under the National Pure
Food and Drug Act?
Special prices on case lots.
A delightful light white wine for table
use these hot days. The old town goes
dry August A.
Henry Dsnnehl Co.
lsta4 Phone 121.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
ALEXANDRIA SMALLPOX BILLS

Ia the City Council OF Alexandria Tues
day night bills for quarantining and
iumig Atiug houses and for medical at
tendance for smallpox for the year,
amounting TO SS5O.69, were brought Ia.
The chair said many people did not be-
neve that there had been single case OF
smallpox IN the city and be- offered a
resolution that the city pay no more
bills on this score. He referred TO a sim
iisr action by Council several years ago
and said that a. soon as the appropria-
ton was refused the disease" vanished
between two suns. The bills were r.
ierred and the resolution was passed, all
the members voting Tor IL excepting one
member
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
VIRGINIA NEWS

Prot J. F Leigh, head master Of tie
Giebe School, IN Richmon died suddenly.
luc'en Keith Of Wsrrenton, was mar
RED At Westtown, Pa, Tuesday 70 Mas
Elizabeth sharpless.
Hon r. Lindsey Gordon il much i'm.
proved 10 health and is nble u greet bi-
many friends once mo-ein Loui@a.-I0u.
isa Eaterprise
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18

Corrected ~ simon Hirsh s Er.l
Wheat, -. 20 81. com. - o..
so meal. $3.50 ro {i.7O. oar-
80 O. 40; old hens q O. 10. sp-Inv
chicken Il 20 j. cts. Der r6uur.
eggs, II 10 .. lard. IL to
y; ducks, i've 10 tol1; turkeys. drawn.
IL 20 -; turkeys. midtown. l2 o.
II; turkeys, I've. II 70 u: butt
. 70 %: hams. / = to l3. Irish potato.
10 e 90; lambs. $3.50 to &4Oo.
hides, green, TO a.; dry eaitcl.
. To 81; dry hides. &. T. I: cal
skins No. 1, fl.1O per skin: bsied
hay S14 % sl7 Ter Ton: leaf sumo. "a
Co % Yer 100, hogs. 1--we weight. .
to 5sc.; bee. live weight. 3 to 4e..
pork. 81 TO Z; Wool, Is 70 Is csr No.:
veal, -. TO 9
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18

Charlotte y. c.. July Il. - Darius
Eatman. a professor in Columbia uni
versity. New York city. was drowned
while boating IN pond near Oxford.
Granville county. With three compan-
ions, Professor Eatman was on an ont
ing. when in some manner the boat
capsized. Three swan ashore and
prepared 10 save Eatman. VINO could
not swim. Before sinking the second
time an oar was extended him which
be grasped with such violence as l.
jerk 1t from his rescuers' hands.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
FOR POLICE JUSTICE

To the voters of the city OF Fredericks.
burg. -
1 Uxke this means to announce that !
am ascaDdidate for the Office of Police
Justice Of the city OF Fredericksbure al
the election TO be held on Tuesday. the
Bird day Of November, 1908. II the
voters OF the city OF Fredericksburg see
fit TO elect me to this office IL will be nv
endeavor TO administer the law fairly
and impartially to the best OF my ability.
VIM. X. Goodrich.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18

HANOVER SCHOOL.

Miss Sallie Buckner Montgomery, act
ing principal for session 19Os-'9, Will re-
open on Wednesday, September o, at
fredericksburg. Va. English branches.
nigner mathematics and science taught.
Also Latin, French and German.
The past session has been the most
successful In the history Of this echool.
ana the pupils hove attained a high
standard Of honor. as well as scholar
ship.
Terms payable quarterly In advance.
butrance considered guarantee Tor the
session.
For further information address.
Nies Sailie Buckper Montgomery.
ly4-hs2m fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
STsUNT0N PLANS EXCURSION
Train Load Of vFsinlsns to Call on Taft Ear,
In August.

At a meeting of the local Republicans
OF stauntion It was agreed that an ex-
eursion Tor Hot Springs, Va, should be
arranged Tor early In August 20 call on
Judge Taft and hear him speak Ii was
proposed TO make this movement simi-
lar to the valley ex-Confederate excur.
excursion to canton to Mckinley ia the
OF 1896.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
Live Stock Markets

PITTsBURG CUnioh Stock Yards)-
CAl TIE lower; choice. S6S0lI7.
prime. .S6.5006.75. SHEEP sfea1c.
ambs lower; prime wethers. S4CS5
- esils and common, seas; lambs
HOGS active and higher: prime hey.
es; MEDIUMS an heavy Workers. s5.25.
egnt Workers. si9'N7; pigs, $40
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18

Paris. July l7.-Cognt Boni de Cas-
tellRne filed suit for such revision OF
the decree Of divorce obtained again
him by his wife, formerly Miss Anna
Gould. and now Princess Helie q g.
Sagan. as Will give him the custody
of his three children. The hearing hae
been set for July 27
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18

New Brunswick. y. J.. July Il. -
Talk Of lyncAlng Archie Heron. tie
alleged slayer Of the aged minister
Rev. Prickett. became so strong g..
Met1chen that he was hurried TO ia,
jail here in an automobile TO keep nir
out OF the hands Of the enraged citf
zens OF the little village.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18
Mrs. Eddy Is Eiohtv.seven

Boston. July II. - Mary Baker G
Eddy was eighty-seven years old on
Thursday. There was no official oh
s>rvance Of the event by Christian
Scientists. because Mrs. Eddy is said
to have no faith in birthdays nor their
cumulative effects.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-18

The New York World, which has
all along been strongly anti Bryan.
is so much pleased with the Demo
cratic platform shat it even has a
good word for is and extends its con-
gratulations to Mr.. Bryan. In tax
ing the New York Times and the
Brooklyn Eagle to task for what il
considers unjust criticism of the
splatform, the World says:
Are the New York Times and HE
Brooklyn Eagle wholly fair TO the Demo-
cratic party when they intimate 70 their
readers that the 1908 platform Is no bet
forms?
There Is not one word IN the Denver
platform about the free coinage Of silver
at the ratio of 10 TO 1.
There Is not one word about biuetal-
hsm, with or without the consent of
other nations
There Is not one word denouncing ra-
uonal bank notes and advocating wild
cat greenback currency.
Ihere IL not one word against the
United states Supreme Court
There Is not one word about govern
ment ownership OF railroads.
Ihere is not one word about the initi.
ative and reierendum-and it was not so
very long ago that Mr.. Bryan threaten
60 IN effect TO drive everybody out OF the
democratic party who did not believe ia
The Initiative and referendum.
The World believes that the commit
tee on resolutions Is entitled TO great
emitted TO great credit, and that Mr.
Bryan himself is entitled to great credit
Tor dehnition of party policies which
contains so much that Is good and avoids
so many OF the disastrous bluniers Of
the past.