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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR weak.
winter extras. new. 1915 $500: Perm
sylyania roller. clear. Sirf.l0. ciu
mills. fancy. S5.10n $50. RYE FLOJf
weak; No. red. western. $50 b..
CORN lower; No. yellow. Do. RI. s..
q SIC. OATS quiet: No. white. clt1
ped, o. "a 5h l2c., lower grades. so
HAY steady; timothy. S160l7. llrg
bales PORK steady, per barrel SlS.5f
S25N 26. POULTRY: Live quiet. hens
1919 n lie; Old ROSTERS. 9iac Drcss.,
steady; choice fowls. l3isc.. OH roost
ers, luc. BUTTER firm. extra ere. d.
cry PC. EGGS steady; selected. D. D
2lc; nearby. IKE. westerr. H..
POTATOES steady, old. per bus 81
1OW SOC, new, per barrel. S2.50G -.5
BALTIMORE-WHEAT weak. NJ
? spot. SSn 9S12c.; steamer No. > 50 u
ySfl s3Ac-; southern. 93ll 97c. corn
firm; mixed spot Tao &c; steam 0
OATS unsettled; white. NJ. .. ~,
5SiAc-; No. 3. 57fi 57Ihc: No. 4. 81 +.
size. mixed. No . $50 -rrLr. n,
3. 54d 5ii2c.; No 4. sea $50. BUTT Y
easy; creamery separator extras. - ..
neid. $50 lSc.; prints. 2f0 zoe; NJ r.
land and PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints
l5G l6c. EGGS steady; fancy Mary
land pennsylvania. Virginia and West
Virginia. l6iac.. southern. I5Isc.
NEW YORK - RyIItE weak.
creamery specials. 2fc.; extras. % SIC.
state dairy common T. finest. 10
23c-, process. common to special /.
2, = lsc., western factory. frs. 1870
CHEESE firm: old. fun Cr-0.u. soa
Gals. l0c., skins. IN Siac. ft3S ir
regular; state, Pennsylvania an near.
by fancy selected white, ZUfig1...
sood to choice. 1871 q l9l5c.: brown
and mixed fancy, 19c: FIRST h extra
first. la 1SiRc.; western nrsf lfU
1si9c.; seconds. l5lI5ifc. POULTRY.
Dressed steady; western sp.iag chick
ems. 23U 52c.; turkeys. 12MI7c.: fowls.
- q l4lsc. PEANUTS steady: fancy
hand picked. % n &C, other domestic
22sN5lzc. POTATOES Arm. Rermui9
new. per barrel. S2n350: southern
SEA 3; do. seconds. s15ON 1.75. culs
81 q l.25, Maine. per sack. S2.25r.25a.
S2.25N2 $50; Jersey sweets. Der b skof
SL75H2.25 CABBAGES firm; south
ern. z5cM 1.50 per crate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1908.
THE CONFEDERATE REUNION

AZ Birmingham, Alabama, the an
nual reunion of the old soldiers o.
the Coniederacy is in progress. The
old veterans will miss from the roll
call the names of many old com
rades who were with them at the IT,
union in Richmond one year ago.
Among them will be their old and be-
loved commander, Stephen u Lee.
He has passed over the river and
now rests from his labors in the
great beyond. These reunions are
sad as the thin gray line il watched.
and as those who now comprise it
give evidence of "the totterlng and
feeble old mGn who fingers in the
lengthening shadows" Those who
are left go to fight the battles, 20 To-
new the sacred and hallowed associ-
stions OF the long ago, to swap war
stories and to be grimly remind
ed that the boys OF '61-65 are old
men now. Ii is well that these re-
unions should be held. They tell No
disloyalty to the Stars and Stripes.
bat give full loyalty and love OF the
brave.soldiers OF the South to the
fair Southland for which they suf-
fered, served and sacrificed in the
long ago. Brave soldiers. a saluta-
ton is sent you from old battle
SCARED Fredericksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
KING GEORGE NOTES

King George C. H., Va, June 8, 1908.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Minor. who
have been attending the NJ l.. Conference
at lrvlngton, have returned to Comorn.
MI. Peyton Washington, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Washington. has returned.
Mr.. John Stuart, OF New York. who
has been Visiting his mother. Mrs
Amelia Stuart, has returned.
Miss Fanny Love, who taught the
past session at Canning" the home of
Mr.: and Mrs. Allen Smith, has returned
70 Der home. Miss Fannie has a host of
warm friends in King George. who deem
ly regret her departure.
MIRA Allen Smith Is attending the com.
mencement at Hannah More Academy.
who're her daughter, Miss Resale, viii
graduate.
Mise Minnie Smith Is attending the
commencement at Hannah More
Academy.
The Misses Hungerford, Of Washing
ton. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. withers
The Potomac and Rappshsnnock
Telephone Company has completed its
ine 20 King George G. n. and win coon
b. n eonnection with fredericksburg.
Mr. Minor Baker, who has attended
college 10 Bedford City the past session.
hes retorned-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

Pittsburg. June lo-An information
was made before United States Cox.
missioner Lindsay and warrant g.
sued for the arrest of 4 : Alianer
former discount clerk OF the clo., q
Allegheny National bank. on chars
az aiding and abcttiuc Cashier Villa n
Monteomory in cmhczzins $3.50 600 sol
The bank s. funds Altaucr gave $500 D.
bonds for his appearance In cour,. Trs
Allegheny National WISH had Ion
been conspicuousiy connected with pol
iics and politicians was closed NAY
y. when investigation following Mont
Eomcry' s arrest week before dis
closed that the institution was hon
iessN involved nearly $4,000. 900 of rs
funds ana securities having been a.
-tracted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

one in Missouri. The Louisiana con
test which was the most important e
the day. resulted In a split delegation
the committee deciding on n division
OF twenty TO thirty TO seat both the
Lily White" OF Taft delegation ail
the BLACK and Tans." with halt n
vote for each. This agreement was n1t
reached until after repeated confer
oncos and much anxious telegraphirg
and telephoning between Chicago ami
Washington. The decision finally
reached by the committee was carried
out with the fun consent and approval
Of both Secretary Taft and President
Roosevelt
During the latter part OF the session
when Chairman New was compelled
by business affairs 20 leave the com
mittee. he called upon Judson Vs..
Lyons OF Georgia. the only colorcd
man on the committee 10 preside NJ
the deliberations Mr. Lyons presided
during the hearing OF the greater mum
Der Of the Mississippi contests and
acquitted himself in a most credltah.
manner.
The opening OF headquarters tor
John Hays Hammond. OF Massachu.
setts. brought the vice presidential
situation 10 the front lie was ihe'
FIRST 10 show his candidacy In a den.
mite form. but CoinCidcut with his &C.
tiyity came the movement in behalf
Of Governor Curtis Guild. OF Mass.
achusetts. who viii be strongly urged
when the fun force OF the delegation
from his state arrives late in the
week
The New York candidates Tentative
and otherwise are numerous They
are George b. Cortelyou. secretary, a..
the treasury. and Representatives
James 5. Sherman and J. Sloat Fas-
sett. The east also has brought for
ward another possibility in the person
Of Franklin Murphy. former goverulr
OF New Jersey. and national commit
teeman Of that state.
Prom the west J 2. Deliver. 20
Iowa. United States senator from that
state was most prominently mention
ed Senator J. c. Burrows. OF Mich
igan who is TO be temporary chairman
Of the convention. and Licutcn1uf
Governor sherman. Of Illinois. ais
found supporters among the polite
ians
There was some talk that the plar.
ing Of Mr. Cortelyou on the tickcf.
would be open 10 criticism in that two
members OF the present cabinet wou.d
be running for the chief offices OF tha
country. provided that Secretary TAFT
is nominated for the presidency. To
this the friends of Mr. Cortelyou 70
piled that while the secretary might
be popular with the administration.
he also possessed outside strength Of
his own with the commercial interests
OF the country which would render
/ him an available candidate.
There wa a strong general feeling.
however. that an eastern man should
be given the second place on the
/ ticket
Despite the generality Of the talk
on the vice presidential situation.
there was no inclination on the part
II any OF the leaders TO pose as as-
thorities for OF against any candidate.
All asserted that the situation could
not be brought 10 a focus as yet and
that Developments OF the next few
days might change the entire asDcc,
of affairs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

We do not believe there will be any
fight made against the primary plan
at the Roanoke convention. There
are many Democrats who oppose it.
and we have, on more than one oc-
casion, expressed the opinion that it
had proven an absolute failure. New
ertheless, it would be unwise, in our
Judgment, TO precipitate a fighvupon
the question at this time. II It is
killed before its natural end comes.
there will be hard feeling and ami
mosities which will never heal:
whereas, 81 it is allowed to fall of its
own weight-as it surely will, in our
Iudgment-party unity will remain
intact. The expense TO the candi-
date is not the only, or even the
CHIEF, objection to the primary. The
rancor which is caused by the public
discussion OF party affairs; the PEI
sonalities INDUCED in, and the am
munition furnished the opposition
thereby, together with the multiple
ity OF elections it involves, afford a
complication Of diseases sufficient so
Kill the poor fellow. without hitting
him blow. AS for remedy, there
may be some specific for one or more
OF the ailments, but we do not believe
political physician can be found
who can prescribe a remedy for SO
complicated an eilment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
ORANGE
D.. Hawthorn at North Psm1rksy-c rops- sdu-
eatlOnsi Meeting Other Notes.

Lahore. Va. June 9TH
The Woman's Aid and Missionary : %
eiety held missionary services At North
famunkey church sunday. DR.. HAw.
thorn electrified the large audience and
the spirit OF missions peryaded the sur
roundings. About nifty dollars WAS
raised.
Torn Is growing nicely and this morn
INK some Ot our foremost Farmers a.. .
laying II by" Wheat aud oats n-,.
filling well and harvest begins I'D. )
latter part Of this week.
Attic beef cattle are high. milch COWS
go begging there sre "a number of hnc
fresh mixers for sale here.
The educational meeting at Pamunk. IS
Saturday was - large and intere-t z
one Alter Dr. Frazsr's who'll SOM. AL
dress, the trustees held u conference aid
While some discussion a. TO location Was
INDUCED u l. hoped that our good p.-,-
pie will lay aside personal pref. r.i,, -
and unite 10 an active effort TO huiln "A
graded school At Labor.
The Sunny Side baseball team crossed
bats with True Blue on TIN. i,tt.i =
grounds Saturday, with a victory OF >
to 1, In iavOr oi Sunny Side This team
does not know defeat and has some
crack players. Al the bat stewart = AT
tracing attention by his home runs.
Yesterday the Mathews boys had "A
drag in the crsek and landed a lot of size
German carp
VIII Frazer and bis valet killed ia the
woods "A black snake Monday. seven
and half ieet long and large enough TO
swallow a half grown hen.
Mrs. Ollie Coons and children. of Cul-
pepper, are visiting Mr.. O. +. Terriu.
Mr.. VIII Brockman and bride returned
from a Northern bridal tour Saturday
and are now at their home near here
Mr. James Wilhoit. a prosperous
merchant OF Somerset. with hi- chum Mr..
keedy, visited Kin folks near here Mon.
day.
Capt A. NJ. Daniel was on "A visit home
Tor lew DAYS this week HE railroad
work near Bedford City viii ecoa.pleted
In few weeks
Mr.. james Frazer. ~ PhNade'nhia T.
at work on his contract 20 hund the
Aacadam roads In Madison District lie
Is hustler
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
DEFENCE OPENS
Vigorously Attack States Argu-
ments In Capitol Trial.
LAY BLAME ON ARCHITECT

u Is contenoed Lewis Hao Authority
&c Make Agreements Ser the State.
Prosecution Claims Tnst Bills Were
False.
Harrisburg. Pa. June 10. Both de-
fence and prosecution addressed the
jury iu the capitol conspiracy trial
The defence made a vigorous attac X
upon The arguments OF the common
wealth. which indicated that cvcry
point VIII hc challenged and that the
defence Nil rely largely upon the sim
cerify of the men involved in the c1n-
tract and its execution. This was es-
pcciaily emphasized when eN-Attorney
General W. L. Hcnsel. attorney for
Congressman II. Burl Cassen. the con.
I tractor said that ~ there was no doubt
as to the adoption OF the agrcem no
upon a square foot OF work b b.
dcpta the ease falls
There were continual clashes be-
tween the law ers. thc defence aim,rr
Co couhuo the commonwealth o. the
smallest possible compass even in Tho
ciusing argument Go the jury some ol
these differences were pronounce and
SD interrupted the argument trct
Judge Nunkel interviewed and strai.at-
enel ont the difficulties.
Deputy Attorney General CunrinS
nam speech was remarkable Tor iss
grasp of the intricacies of the case. a.
much So rs the two-dav speech he
made 20 the drst capitol trial IN March.
iie UcFe ta- tncr the many strer is
ana directly Caar-ci that every man
mentioned In the Indictment was
-fi,y ot conspiracy. The conract1r
~as cha-rel with making false bills
and Che srch-tect with approvius thc m
while tlc others line OF conduct was
such tac- the charge could De Inferred
from .ha iact that they passed ans
paid ldls which were fraudulent Il on
their face and which they could have
Ver.aaI had they referred 20 thc con
trac, on hlc Ia the capitol The experts
Tor fhc defence We're ridiculea. ami
Mr. Cunningham claimed that oven
had Trio richt 90 charge by cubic
icot De o. allowed by law the defence
could not make its figures accord -
those in the hiiL because there was no
distinction made between heavy ana
t-ht construction. tho failure to 40
Which eo-t -ht state hundreds oi loi
lars i0 l.a invair. in question
Ar Graham charged once during the
speech -tot 1lr Cunningham was e.,
ing to m1i. Impressions by i1n-cn
does. ami spirited cout-rv. -rv ON
sued. jus; before Mr. Cunuiucaam|
closed Sir Graham objected O. his use
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
Sind Man says wife Hid Eye Meaioirs

York. Pa. June l0-Alcgiug tina.
his wife took advantage of his r
hrmity 90 constantly ntreat him. W.
ter Hawkins. "A blind man of this ritr
brought charges against hor Hs~kIr.
lost his sight in a railroad accident
some time ago. and since then Do 81.
leges that his wife has not only abuse
but beaten him. He alleges she Eert
the medicine for his eyes away tron
him and turned of the gas In rho collar
SO that he could not cook his meals.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
HUNG SUSPENDED BY CHEEK


Verifying Experience q Camden
NoUngster May Cost Him An Eye.
Camden. \. J.. June 10. -- Hooked
through the right cheek and the up
per eyciid 90 the right eye. William
Brown. aged Eve years. an inmate o.
the West Jersey Orphanage. was sus
r>ndcd for Eve minutes bp thre,
prOngs of barhci wiz. PIN The ton IL
b siNtoo; fence ON "a .hanic street
side oc the home.
While the smaller children WI,
playing la the yard. the matron. Mrs
W. ID. Durisoe. was attracted by tao
screams of some II the older children
and saw the ittle fellow impaled On
the fence.
Under the advice Of the matron IN ,
little boy manfuly endured the tc,.
roic suffering while two of the OF.
ploycs held his body up and W. H.
Durisoc. husband OF the matron. witl
pair OF t;nsmith's shears cut ou, a
section 90 the barbed wire thus nc
ing the little fellow lie was taken %
the Cooper hospital
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
SOPTOANTI-TAFTMEH
Republican Committee Seats
Both Louisiana Delegations.
The RACE FOR SECOND PLACE

iohn Hays Hammond Opens Head
quarters and soons Of Other Aspir
ants Are Iaunehed-Strong Feeling
Fer Eastern Man.
Chicago. June 10. - After wOrkin-
;or four days. and with hve additional
DAYS yet 20 enc before the mecting
oi the convention. the Republican n.
iioLal committee decided two-hfths OF
It's contests
The committee Tuesday decided SIX.
teen contests affecting thirty-six dele
gates. or these twcnty-soVen are Tar
men. and the remaining nine. an o.
whom are BLACK and Tans" from
Louisiana. have tentatively agreed tha.
they viii scast their votes FOR TAFT
There IS. however. no binding agrc.-
meut TO that effect.
The contests decided compromise
the delegates at large In Louisiana aud
Mississippi seven districts IA Loul
Jana SIX districts in Mississippi aad
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

Reval June Edgard VII king OF
England. and Emperor Nicholas OK.
hanged royal visits on the waters OF
iae BAY of Rcval. in the Gulf of Fin
'anl. y was notable meeting and one
which may have "a farroachirg e1ect
tho world policies OF the future
King Edward had a long private con
slliauon with Premier Stolypin eft p
luncheon. returning 90 the cabin with
him Nothing with regard 20 the pur
port of The conversations between the
hins and emperor and the minister
has been published. but it Is under
stood that they touched political rcla.
uons only IN general way.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
Mesquite ste Serious.

Camden. y. j. June l0-For sCfa.c r
ing a mosquito bite Mrs Kate Kir
iorts-scven years ola l21 Damn how Q
street may lose her right leg She s
in tAe Cooper hospital suT .u. win
a severe attack of blood poisauia rsr
amputauon may be- necessary. : ..r
weeks ago Mrs. kirk was brtou $50
the ankle by mosquito The bite an
noyed her So much that she scratched
10 until IL hlod. poisoning The wound
with her finger nails. Her leg began te
swell ami she was finally Obliged to ec
90 the hospital
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected BY Simon Hirsh = r,

Corrected by Simon Hirsh a Rrv
Wheat. 90 to %: corn. 40 10
l6, meal, $l60 70 $40: oats,
90 TO 20; old hens. . t. 10: spring
chickens 20 TO Il cts. per p6uad
eggs, l3 e. Il lard. 10 Ia
y; ducks, i've Toto /; turkeys. drawn.
- To 10; turkeys, undrawn, Is to
-; turkeys, I've, Il 70 y; butter.
10 10 70; hams, l , to IL, irish potato
80 To 90; lambs, e. so % 400.
hides, green, I 20 ~; dry salt.e
> 10 81; dry hides. 81, u =: rali
skins No. l, fl1O per SKIN: bad
hay, SO 10 $lT per ton; les.i sumac. NJ
10 So per 100. hogs. I've weight :
70 5tc.; beef. live weight, 10 &c.
pork, 81 20 4; wool, Is 70 i Der ID
sweet potatoes, 80 70 81: veal. y, to g:
Early Rose potatoes. Sl.1O 10 81 30.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
RANDOLPH MACON FINALS

The festivities of the Randolph Macon
college finals began Monday night with
. banquet by the r NJ. Chapter OF the
Kappa Sigma fraternity Mr. VIM. l..
Dolly. 81 fredericksburg. who recently
won the Virginia oratoTical medal, was
toastmaster.
Thursday morning degrees were con
ierfed upon IA class OF -. and that night
was class night" which closed the
coll ge session.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

New Orleans. June IO.-Fre Be
stroyed about thirty buildings 10 the
uptown residence section az Masaz.u.
Berlin and Milan streets Slmui-a
neously with the outbreak OF the fr.
a high wind struck the city. % iI.r
'the fire within a few minutes 81 ir1
all over re block OF its origin and
swept it across Magazine street into
another block
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

Indianapolis, Ind. June I0.-Pieal
Ing guilty TO horse stealing. Robert a
Green. of Waynetown. vice prosiden,
OF the Farmers and Merchants bank
Of that place a trustee of the lorai
Methodist church and a large proport,
owner. was sentenced TO from one tc
fourteen years ia the state pcnitcn
uary. He was DISTINGUISHED for enc
year and was fined SO. a number OF
stolen animals were found ID Green s
possession when be wac arrested here
under an assumed name.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
STEEL PRICES CUT
Manufacturers Agree Upon q
General Reduction.
NEW SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

5iiiess. Steel Bars. Structural Iron.
Pipe and Wire Nails Are AHeet,s
Iron ore to Be Cut fry Cents o
Ton.
New York. June l0-Announcemeu
was made hy Judge Elert % Gary
chairman of the United states steel
Corporation. that a general REDUCTION
IN the prices OF finished steel produces
had been agreed upon by Representa-
uves 81 the iavrc Steel interests aft.f
an aiiday conference The reduction
aIects biiets steel bars. plates. strpc.
tura iron. merchant pipe ana wi,s
nails
The conference was attended by -nc
leading steel manufacturers of this
country Including the heads of a.
various subsidiary companies ol th,
United States Steel Corporation anf
tle personalities OF The large ind.
pendent manufacturers After the de-
cision Co reduce the present prices or
OH finished steel products. with the cN.
ccption OF steel rails IL was decided tc
cut the price of iron ore
Judge Ebert t. Gary. who acted "a s
chairman of the conference. made the
ANNOUNCEMENT of the reduction. The
statement was rs follows
The representative OF tae leaduc
steel manufacturing companies ha.
been in session during the day Or is
understood that the price of DION a-.
has been or will soon De reduced d.
80 cents per ton base
Each one or tho steel wrnufactu-
ers expressed the opinion cat -
should De reoliustmcut ir axe pri,. B.
OF their respective commodities
follows, Billets. from S2S per ton o.
50. sheet bars. from So per tsu O.
s-7. plates. from $40 per 100 -1an S.
90 $3.50 per Too pounds. ucreaa,t
pipe a reduction OF two points. o~ &C.
per ton. wire naiis. from sos per Il -
pounds TO Sl.95 per 100 pounds.
Sheet and plates were reduced ear,
In the year. therefore no chanecs we.
considered ia the prices oi these pr
ducts
ut is hoped these changes will nrt
ncccssitate general or radical roal
justment of wages. which 10 is d.s.r,rs
90 avoid"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

New York. June 1O.-This morning
the watchers at the bedside Of oliver
II. p. Belmont were waiting for the
end. Since yesterday afternoon Mr.
Belmont has been unconscious and all
hope of his recovery has been aban.
doned- Hisdeath. his physicians think
Is now only question of hours.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

There viii be musical entertainment
at Spotsylvania c. II. Wednesday, June
fth. at p m, for the benefit OF the
Episcopal church. The entertainment
VIII consist OF vocal solos. quartet. cor
net solos and duets. comic dialogues. etc.
Admission, Foe. Refreshments served
extra
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
5000 Tax Dodgers Discovered.

Pittsburg. June 10.-Over 5000 per
sons who are alleged TO have been
lodging their personal property tay
have been discovered and assessed by
The board Of tax assessment and re
vision. AS a result the valuation of
personal property in Allegheny county
subject TO tax of four mills on the
dollar is 1881 100000. This exceeds the
return for 1907 by about 81 600 600.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
BASE BALL

Wilderness defeated Brock Road by a
score OF IL to - in a good game.
The players were as follows:
Wilderness--Joe Howard, c.; H. Dulin.
p; II. Scott fb.; p. Jones. ID C. Bur
ton,3d II. Bsrnum. sAs.; f. Dunavant,
l. I; A. Blankerbaeker r T.; j. Powell.c T.
Brock Road--D. Stephens. c; l.. Pool
p; @. Williamson. f. b.; A. Payne, ID b.:
Q. Payne, 3D.. b; F. c. Payne. s. = J.
Payne, r. I; ]. Harris, c. I A. Faulkner,
!. T.
II. Dnlin pitched a good game for
Tor Wilderness and J. Howard gave him
good support.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

Sioux Falls 5. D.. June 10 Returns
from the Republican primary election
though far from complete. indicate H.
nomination Of GoveNor Coe l. Grew
ford for United States senator over a
b. Kittredge. the incumbent by per
haps 5000 majority
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

-'''''' Wy sc -HHl " y
New York June l0-George J. Con q
sailed Tor Europe aboard the steal.
srip kronrrinzessin Ccciie. OF the
Norih German Lloyd service. Before
sailing Doe saii that he would probably
SCI" ime. Anna Gouii while un tie
other side = expect that my sister
"iu u-irrl In the near future" sail.
SIR. Gould. ~and 10 am on the Other
side shall attend the wedding " From
ir Gould's remark il was inferred
shat Do expected 90 attend tho wel
.'nr OF Nine Gould and Prince Hello
DO SasAn- My sister has my entire
sanction 10 The matter AMI she VIII
have my blessing" said Mr. Could
The date of The wedding was not dis
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