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Evening journal., 1908-01-08
RAIN SPOILING
THE CORN CROP
William Little Lost a Valuable
Horse While Fox
Hunting
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.


NEWARK, Jan S.-The general
complaint among the farmers Is that
the corn crop is badly damaged. While
many got the corn in tie crib, put
owing TO the wet and damp weather,
scrn has rusted Many farmers fear
that they will lose their whole crop.
There Is still corn standing in the
shock. but even this is spUiling. This
has been the worst season, the farm
ers declare, on the corn crop they
have ever known.
Extra services are in progress in the
First Presbyterian Church, under the
direction of Rev. w. j. Rowan, Phi. D.
Revival services are being held in
the Methodist Church. DR.. w. +. Cork
ran Is conducting them.
While fox hunting, William Little,
farmer Of Mill Greek hundred. had
the misfortune to lose the horse he
was driving. He had just started,
when his horse staggered and fell. 1t
died almost instantly.
Delaware College basketball team
will play University of Maryland. Fri
day evening. The college men are in
good shape and expect to win the
game with a good score.
Miss Ella Todd. a teacher in Will
mington Public Schools, is quite i'll
with the grip at her home here.
Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Com
pany qiected the following officers at
its annual meeting to serve for the
present year: President, S. b. Herd
man; vice-president, Edward McPike;
secretary, Charles w. Colinery; treas
urer, H. b. Wright; fire recorder, f.
j. Ellison; chief, S. NJ. Rambo; first
assistant, G. j. Durnall; second as
sistant. Herbert Renshaw; pipeman
William Ring; assistants. Joseph Davis
William Renshaw, Thomas Riley, Ell
mer Ellion, Joseph Walker; directors
S. B. Herdman, H. r. Perkins and Ed
Bailey.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
POLICE PENSION
SYSTEM IN EFFECT

The police now have $4,000 in their
pension fund, which makes the pension
system operative from now on, and
any member Of the force disabled or
injured while discharging his duty, or
who has been a member Of the depart
ment for twenty-five years, and wishes
to retire, is entitled 70 half his present
pay.
The last Legislature passed a law
providing that no pensions be paid
until the fund had reached $4,000. SO
far there is no pensioner, and while
there are a number OF men who have
been on the force for years, unless
some Of the blue coats" become dis
abled or injured there is no likelihood
OF anyone being placed on the pension
roll for sometime 10 come on account
OF age.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
Armxs Successful Msstinn.

Captain and Mrs. Bose of the Amer
lean Salvation Army and their assist
ant, Oscar Falk. a lieutenant of the
army are experiencing great success
in Dover The Rev. b. +. Jester. pas
tor OF ArmOry NJ. Z. Church, will
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
Working on the Case.

No clue has been obtained by The
police department Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad as TO the identity Of
the burglars who robbed the Booth
wyn and ogden stations last Friday
night. They are working on the case
Fortunately but little was obtained.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
Name

National Bank Of Delaware ................
Central National Bank ......................
farihers Bank ....-................-.....
First national Bank ...........s-......4....
Natl Bank Of Wilmington 4 Brandywine
Union National Bank ........................
Equitable Guarantee & Trust Company.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
Wilmington Trust Company ..............
American Nulcanized l. bre, common ......
American Vulcanizsd Fibre, preferred....
Delawsre Railroad Stock ..................
Wilmington Gas 4 Electric Com ........ i.
Wilmington Gas x Electric, pfd ..........
Wilmington, New Castle q So, Ry., CON-.
Wilmington, New Castle & So, Ry., pfrd
Wilmington Light, Power q Telephone Co
Name Bonds
American Vulcanized Fibre Bonds ......
Wilmington City Railway Bonds ...-......
Wilmington & Chester Traction Bonds.
Wilmington Gas & Elect. Bonds ............
Wilmington, New Castle 4 So Bonds....
Delmarvia Telephone Bonds ................
Wilmington Light. Power & Telephone Co
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
Delaware oompanv officers.

The Delaware Fire Company last
evening elected the following officers:
President, Theodore II. Frat; vice
president, E. B. Windsor; recording
secretary, William A. ruth; financial
secretary Frank Lewis; treasurer,
James +. Kerrigan; trustees, Theodore
H. Pratt, James P. Kerrigan. William
A. Ruth, William Lloyd, Charles Par
ker; investgatins committee. Charles
Parker, Frank Lewis, z. b. Windsor,
William 'lalgin, William Lloyd; finance
committee, w. ]. Maxwell, z. Is. Wind
sor and Charles Parker.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press scS. Ns~
servioa received in its editorial rooms over o''''-
wire
Evening journal., 1908-01-08

Hydrophobia is practically unknown
in Italy since the government COM
PEELED dog owners to muzzle them.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
Save Your Money

Have you $I.oo, $500 OF
$Io.ool Come to our Office
and open an account. Your
money will begin at once to
earn Interest. Gradually ad-
ding small amounts you can
spare for this purpose, You
will in a surprisingly short
time have built up a gratifying
Savings Fund.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
FOR THE EPICURE

there's nothing will make the eyes
light up with pleasurable anticipation
like a fine, thick, juicy beefsteak. We
cater satisfactorily to the requirements
of the nnoisseur-perforce can please
everybody else-in anything in the
meat line. Let US please you.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08

Gilbert s Jones, Business Manager
Fourth and Shipley Streets. Wilmington Delaware
Evening journal., 1908-01-08

Advertising rates on application. ..,...
No attention paid to unsigned COMMUNICATIONS
Evening journal., 1908-01-08

This newspaper is on sale regularly at every newsstand
an wilmington and the principal towns IN the Sloee %
Delaware; also at Broad Street Station ana AMsAS
fourth and Chestnut Street statiop. PhiaaeiphA' "a
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
TELEPHONES

Editorial Room ID. a. A. 500. Delmarvia' 1908
Business onice-D. & A. s7b. Delmarvia' zSte'
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
THE EVENING JOURNAL COMPANY

Directors and sole stoekhoderss Robert 5 ss'rs'
Albert W. cummins. Clement B. Hslam and e"eeft .
Evening journal., 1908-01-08

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
BY mail postage prepaid, sS00 yeer, OF 70 eenen ,
nopth payable in advance BY carrier six cents "e
Evening journal., 1908-01-08

New York once; so4 Cambridge Building, Corner Fnt'
Avenus and Thirty third Street
Chicago once; 81 Boyce Buildins
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
The Gambling Fever.

"oh, Jack. you know those gloves
paid $3.50 for7 Well, was horrihed
the next day to see they had been re.
duced to $2.67. And-what do you
think? They're away up now to S2.0s
Wasn't it lucky kept themT-Brown
ings Magazine.
Evening journal., 1908-01-08
TheEvening Journal
FOUNDED 1888.

Entered at the Postonice at wilmington. Dei- as
second class matter
Republican Newspaper. published daily every after
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
NOTES FROM KING GEORGE

King George c. H., Oct 22d. 1905
Miss Molhe Billingsley has been ap-
pointed TEACHER Of the public school, re-
Gently erected on the Reetory land, near
the Codrt House.
Hon. George Mason, Of Colonial Beach.
was at the Clerks office recently on legal
matt re.
Capt. Charles T. Davis has rented ont
his farm, Dido, ard will remove with hi-
iamiiy to Rsedville, where he will engage
10 the canning and packing business.
Capt. Davis will be greatly missed by
numerous friends in King George.
Miss Minnie Smith and her brother. Mr..
VIM. Smith. have returned from a visit
to friends in fredericksburg.
Mr. J. F. Jack has reiurnished his Belle
Grove mansion, Mr.. Taylor Thornton
having moved to his new home in Port
Royal Mr.Wnsins Taylor, the manager
Tor Mr.. Jack. will occupy the dwelling.
hr. y. {. Grymes Is having his hand
some dwelling on his Woodstock farm
reprinted
Mr.. George Turner, who has been Wis.
iting relatives In Washington, has re-
turned.
Mr.. G. Wesley Rose has sold his farm
and will with his family remove to Texas
the first OF January. His many friends
wish him much success 10 his new home
Miss ffarkie Arnold, daughter OF DR.
y. I. Arnold, Is visiting relatives In
fredericksburg.
Mrs. Helen f. South Is visiting friend,
and relatives In Fredericksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
NOTICE
To Tax payers Of spOtsyIysnIs County.

The treasurer or his deputies will be al
the following places on the days named
below for the purpose of receiving State
taxes end county levies for year 1908:
Chancellor District-Parker's Store
Nov 25th. Brock Road Nov. 26th. +.
c. Haislips Store. Nov. 9th.
CORTLAND District-Spo ssylvania Court
House, Nov. Doth. Leavelps, Nov 27th.
Massaponax, Nov. 24th. Summit, Nov.
Both.
Berkeley District-R. j. Morris Store,
Nov. 2Oth. Walters Tavern. Nov. Goth
John Perry's Store, Nov. 24th. Part.
lows, billiards. Store, Nov. 2Sth.
Livingston Dlstrict-Tal!ey's Shop.
Nov. 10th. II. II. Brumley's Store, Nov.
23rd. B. c. Dickinson's Store, Nov.l7th.
Brockenburg. Nov. 9th. John W.
Grady's Store, Nov. 18th. Holladay' 4
Mill, Nov. goth. Ellis Youngs store.
Nov. 10Th. N. II. Dickinson's Store.
Nov. 25th. Joe Stubb's Store, Nov. 21st'
Fredericksburg-M.G Willis Store Nov.
2lst and Nov. 2Sth. 1908. from 10 to 3
O'Clock.
Five per cent. will be added on all taxes
remaining unpaid by the LIST day OF De-
cember, 1908.
W. G. billiard, Treasurer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
VIRGINIA NEWS

Earl f. Rector, OF Fauquier county
and Miss Edna Campbell. OF Lurav. wer,
married Wednesday night d the home of
the officiating minister, Elder 4. II. Pitt
man.
Mr. Braxton concluded his argument
In the U. 5. Supreme Court "a the Viz
ginia rate case. The case was submitted
and VIII be probably decided at this
term.
Before the Medical Society of Virginia
Dr. Il. ID. Crothers, Of Connecticut.
discussed the 3-day liquor cure being ad.
yoeated In Richmond, pronouncine il az
the folly OF the claims of quacks and
charlatans."
Among the bridesmaids at the mar.
riage OF Miss Belle Tyler. daughter o.
former Governor T yler, of Radford. will b.
Mise Grace Bryan. daughter OF Hon.
william j. Bryan. The wedding Will take
place at the old home, "a Radford.
-Four years in the penitentiary was tie
verdict OF the jury at Luray in the case
oil Dora Smith, the 17-year-old girl
charged with burglary and forgery OF
her fathers name She il the youngest
white woman ever given a penitentiary
sentence In the Valley of Virginia.
Mrs. Estslle Smith, the Maneheste,
woman who beat her 5-year-old son
Ralph 10 desth with broOmstick three
years ago, sentenced 10 serve years for
tnet crime, was Thursday discharged OIL
parole and left Tor New York, where be,
child. " q" u"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
GEN. E. BURD GRUBB.

Gen. Grub has announced him
self an Independents candidate fol
Congress in the Cape May, n. !. dis
trict. lie has heretofore been a Re
publican, but In this contest he 1.
supported by the Democrats. Will,
he will vote for Mr.. Bryan. he does
not endorse or approveall she planks
OF the Democratic platform. Hi-
candidacy is unique and is attract
ing good deal OF attention inside
and outside she State OF New Jersey.
Gen. Grub has always stood for
pure elections and clean politics. He
entered the army as private and
by sheer force of true merit and pa
triotic services became a brigadier
general. Caee a candidate for gov
ernor, he was, It is said, counted
out; in after years, when too late to
make a contest, the fraud was detect
ed and exposed. He was appointed
Minister to the Court OF Madrid by
President Harrison. Ii was while
there that he met and won his pres
ent wife, who was a daughter OF the
British Ambassador TO that court.
Some years ago, when on a visit
to this city, he heard of she effort be
ing made to place heedstores to the
memory OF our dead in the Confeder-
ate Cemetery here, and he voluntar-
lily made very liberal contribution
to that holy cause. When the mon
ument to his command, which gal
lantly and bravely fought at Salem
church, was erected last spring at
that place TO the memory of the dead
who fought and fell there, he caused
a tablet to be placed on that monu-
ment with this inscription: ITO the
memory of our brave dead comrades
who gave their lives for their coun-
try's honor on this battlefield this
tablet is dedicated"
From information gathered the
general, who is a fearless. dashing
and aggressive man, is making it
very uncomfortable for his political
enemies. he is waging a red-hot
campaign, which they will long re-
member.
Gen. Grub is agreat iavorite here.
Much interest is taken In his contest
and there is a general hope that he
Will succeed. II he is elected the peo-
pie OF these United States will know
that he is a member OF the House OF
Representatives, for he is in no sense
a negative, but a very positive, char
aeter. His district, the State OF New
Jersey and all the people will profit
by his services. for he will be abso-
lutely faithful and efficient to a de-
gree that will make him very
marked man in that assemblage.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
RsUsioa ENDS
cOnisSsFsss veterans WIN Meet al Dsn.als sssl
faa.

DAnville was selected as the next meet
Ing place OF the Grand Camp Of Confes.
crate Veterans at the reunion az Char.
lOttesviile Thursday. The tims viii b.,
fixed later. In response 10 an appeal from
Mrs. Montague. wife Ofiorner GOV Moo
tegue. In behalf Of the Home Tor Needy
Confederate Women. Richmond, veterans
raised a large sum for that charity. The
various camps throughout the state Will
be asked 10 contribute regularly.
A parade closed the reunion The line
was arranged IN six divisions. Ia the first
were mounted pol,ce. drum corps. the
Monticello Guard. as escort 20 the grand
camp. the chiei marshal and biz staff.
the commander Of the Virginia division.
and stan; the grand camp. and Uniform
ed camps OF Conieaerate Veterans.
In the second division was the Char.
iottesville fire department and it's Rppa-
ratus. Third division. Charlott,s viil.
Band and camps Of sons OF Con. derata
Veterans. IN order o, seniority. Fourth
division, University ufNirginia Band and
many sons and grRndsons Of Confederate
veterans. now students of tho university.
Fifth division, l 200 school children.
each bearing a small Confederate lag
These sang Dixie" and oAher sirs AT
intervals In the mach. SIX n division.
OF mounted veterans. closed the line.
which marched IN columns OF four.
Col. K. I. Chew was chief marshal and
his aids We're Capt J. Med Darlington.
Washington; Col. H. Atkinson, Peters
burg; Capt. II. Clay Niche. Charlotte
Vile; Col ). Thompson Brown. Rich.
mond Capt. Quintus l.. Williams. Alb.
marie county; Gel, Robt. W. Hunter.
Winchester; and Capt. James NJ. Beck
ham. OF Culpeper
The Sons o' Veterans reelected ". q.
Pritohard. OF Norfolk. division com.
msnder. T.W. Spindle, OF Roanoks. an ;
Il. Stuart Hamm. of Stony Point. vyere
chosen brigade commanders. W. W
Old, Jr.. of Norfolk was endorsed as
commsnder-in-chiei Of the Federation oi
Sons. which meets next year in Memphis.
II WAS the sense OF the division that the
federation should reduce the per capita
tax from % TO l. cents.
The closing social feature Of the ~
union was the reception and ball given
at the armory in honor Of the sponsors.
maids OF honor. veterans. Sons of Netar-
ans. Daughters OF the Coniederacy. aud
members OF the Confederate choir. The
bail was led by Stuart Hsnck-l. of Char.
lottesville. end Miss Margaret Old. oi
Norfolk. Among the dancers WAS Mrs
Lewis Brown. fOrmerely Miss Anne Lee.
daughter OF Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
LETTER TO Or. Up. STIFF
Fredericksburg, Va.

Dear Sir: People ask you how many
square ieeet gallon will cover. Depends
on condition OF building.
There Is 8 great deal Of lying on this
point The stock claim OF lying paints Is
300 square feet, two coats Its a lie, a.
a rule.
Devoe covers 300 to 500, our agents
think. We think 300 too low and 500 too
high; though doubtless, they both occur
How much the other paints cover Is
equally doubtful; we guess 100 10 400.
The truth Is found 10 another compar.
lson. Deyoe Is all paint. true paint. strong
paint, and full-measure; the Others ~
general are, at the best, diluted, adulter-
ated and sbOrt-measure. They cover
according 10 body and measure. You
can paint with clay lime chalk sand
oarytes water or air-no body In them.
SO by Devoe.
Yours truly
+ " DENOE & co
p. s.-J. Willard Adams sells our paint
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
GYPSY SMITH MEETINGS
At GARRIS0MvILLE

Rev. J. J. Genthner Is In Washington
attending the Gypsy Smith meetings.
de VIII hold Echo meetir e at the fol-
lowing churches on Sunday. Oct. 25th.
salem NJ. E. church at II O'Clock, Forest
H'll N. +. church at 3 O'Clock, Bethany
NJ. + church at ; O'Clock At Bethany
In the evening the Bethany choir will
sing the Smith hymns. Mr. Genthner
VIII give the deSails and one Of the ser
mons OF the meetings. Gypsy Smith H.
one OF the greatest evangelists of the
present day and Is moving the world.
A good meeting and time are promised
j. J. GentbneF.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
MkHKET QuOTATl0NS
The Latest Closing Prices In tle
Principal Markets.

me Latest closing Prices In re
Principal Markets.
PHlLAnE rutA - FLOUR qu.c-.
Tintgr extras. new. s. 7-lasu: Penn
sylt1nla roller. clear. 81 as. r..
mills. fancy. So = 500 RYE FLO h
quiet. per barrel SfIJrf.25. WIFE I
stea1y, 40. red. western. $40. r
lo2's CORN firm. 10. . Yellow. lbs AL
hstl soc. OATS quiet. 81. Whit.
clipped. 3ii- 5fc.. lower grades. SO
HAY stcnrr. timothy. largc bales
SIS so POULTRY: Live steady. hen
lle l@c; Old ROSTERS. Sc Dire SEQ.
hrm; choice fowls. l4sc.. ola r.os.
rrs. Ice. BUTTER steady: eNfrs
creamery. SIC. EGGS firm. sc.ocie f
81 $40. nearby. 27c.: western. .-c
POTATOES steady, per bush 1-.I
Soc. Sweet Potatoes. Eastern SDo-e
Va. 81 20 per barrel
BALTIMORE-WH HEAT quiet auf
steady, 10. . spot $lolA 11.Oi
steamer 10. , spot. eSI rsSN..-
southern. s>iic1 xl-0lh corn du
and easy. southern. So lS5c: yea
81 r fl%c. OATS steady. white No
. s. 2 55isc. No. 3 $50 52isc.. No. 4
81 70 5li2c. mixed No. . 5lG5li,e.
No. 3. 5li2 Sic. BUTTER strafv.
creamery separator extras. 2Sibn.q .
neld 81 q 22c.. prints. 230 30c.: Mar B..
land and npsylv1nia dairy pins
Ice EGGS drm. fancy Marvlan
Pennsylvania and Virginia. PC.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
FOR POLICE JUSTICE

To the voters OF the city OF Fredericks-
burg
take this means to announce that ]
am candidate for the Office Of Police
Justice OF the city OF fredericksburg at
the election to be held on Tuesday, the
Bird day of November, 1908. II the
voters OF the city of Fredericksburg see
ut to elect me To this Office II will be my
endeavor to administer the law fairly
and impartialiy to the best OF my ability.
VIM K Goodrich.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
TALKS 70 DOCTORS

introduced 10 the Medical Society of
Virginia ~ "one OF the highest men in
the profession OF whom his native
STATE might we'll boast, Surgeon General
P. NJ Rixey. OF the L. ; Navy. formerly
Of Culpeper county. Thursday delivered
bsiofed the convention at the jefferson
Hotel auditorium. IN Richmond. his 20.
structive paper. The medical profession
As represented IN the United States
Navy"
DR.. +. q. Williams. State Health Com.
missioner. also rad paper. Other
speakers We're Or. +. c. Levy. Or. X. "
Martin, DR.. II ). Hedges. Dr. : z. La
tame
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
GOV. SWANSON IN NEW YORK

Southern airs by the band aud " ID
enthusiasm by the auditors chart ,terizsd
a meeting In New York Thursday night
under the auspices % the Association
OF Southern Democrats which was ad-
dressed by two representative South
eruers. Gov. swanson. OF Yiri. MIA. aud
l. : Senator Be ,on, oiGeorgia. The &C.
ISOLATION l. compO-ed 90 New Workers
who were born or have lived below
Mason and Dixon's HE The meeting
took plGce IN Cooper Union.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
BRANOENBURG
UNDER ARREST
Charged With Forging GTOyCI
CleveldRd'S Name TO Letter.
SOLD IT TO NEWSPAPER

Says He Consulted Mrs. Cleveland ane
Mr.. Hastings Before He Sold Article
OF Dead Statesman Predicting the
Election Of Mr.. Taft-clains Il Ap
pears As Though He Is to &c the
Oreyfus Of the Campaign Of 1908
Is In Jail at Dayton. 0.
Dayton. o.. Oct. %. - As he was
boarding a train for New York city
here. Broughton Brandenburg was ar
rested by local detectives on the
charge Of forgery and grand larceny
a telegram from the New York police
department advised the local dcpart
mont TO hold Brandenburg. He is al
legged 20 have sold To the New Yorl
Times letter which he represented
10 have been written by Grover Clevc
land. in which the dead statesman pre
dicted the election OF Taft. and which
letter is now declared to have been
forgery.
Brandenburg was locked up in the
police station as the amount Of his
bail was not fixed. Il was said bv hi.
attorney that if his client was not re-
leased he will institute habeas corpus
proceedings. In a statement Brandon
burg SAYS he had the proper authorit,
from Mrs Cleveland and from Mr.
Hastings. co-executor Of the Clevelanc
estate. before be sold the article tt
the Times. and Furthermore asks Z T.
Is reasonable that any sane man woult
NHaH HsH
dent Of the United States for 500 4
the time he was arrested he saws he
was on his way 20 New York city {,
give District Attorney Jerome add
uonal evidence. He SAYS the arrcs
was made by those interested in n
setting the influence OF Mr.. Clcveland-s
uttcrance. who wished to secure
dramatic climax just before election
Through his attorney BranlenOlrf
issued the following statement.
IL appears that I an 10 % the
nreyIus Of the campaign OF 1905.
have been peculiarly alone and N
sun alone In my fight. ana thou-i
ready 10 welcome the great body o.
support which the facts warrant nc
u Il does not come I shall 90 on alone
Is Il reasonable that when person.
had seen the handwritten manuscript,
in my possession in March. that wher
! presented the scheme for the three
articles for sale in March and when
sought the proper authority from Mrs
Cleveland and the co-eNccutor NJ
Hastings. before / sold the singl,
article. thGr there could have beer
anything but fair dealing in m,
methodist
Why was the alleged evidence thai
the document was fraudulent not PRO
duced when the document was chal
lengei and why has il never beer
produced save tn the secrets OF tho
strand jury room. when the American
people is entitled TO know every scrar
Of evidence In the matter at once
why have my witnesses been intin.
dated2 Why is an indictment fouad I
Il one has been found. before my case
IS in?
This allows those who are inter
ested in onsetting the influence oil
MI Cleveland's utterance 10 secure q I
dramatic climax just before election .
The entire matter is all fitting ir
nicely. with Colonel Wattersons Dlar
announced before the article was pub .
Eshed. IL must be discrcdited by an,
means. IL remains 10 be seen II tho
American public is 10 be bull-dozed or
one hand. while / am victimized OF
the other"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-24
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh 4 Rrn
heat 90 to 81: old corn.75 toSO mex.
corn. 60; meal. $l.S5 to 81 90. oars'
30 70 %; old hens. @ TO 10; spring
chickens II e. ID. cts. Der pound:
eggs, p 70 22s lard, 10 70
u; ducks, I've TOTO I: turkeys. drawn.
II TO -; turkeys. undrswn. 10 20
II; turkeys. I've, IL 20 II; butter
10 TO 25; hams. ID 20 Is. Irish 10.
tatoes, 80 o 80 sweet potatoes
% TO co; lambs, $3.50 t. 1900
hides, green. ! to ~: dry salt,
. TO 81; dry hides. 81 to :; ca,
skins No. l. fl1O per skin; balae
hay. $l4 10 eli yer ton, leaf sumac. TC
70 - per 100. hogs. i've weight. I.
TO 5Sc-; beef. I've weight. 3 to &c
pork. 6s 10 Z; wool rs 60 Is per 10
veal. 81 70 6