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The newspaper., 1908-07-24

THIS year there will be an op-
portunity to see how many of the
republicans who have applauded
the antitrust utterances of Presi-
dent Roosevelt will put principle
above party and vote the way
they talk
The newspaper., 1908-07-24

Now it is said that Senator
Guggcnheim is after the scalp OF
Boss Evans. All right, he's wei
come to it Take il along.
The newspaper., 1908-07-24

HAVE you heard any republi-
cans pointing with pride to the
record of their candidate for vice
president? Well, you are not
likely to. 1t isn't that kind of a
record.
The newspaper., 1908-07-24

MANY of our republican ex-
changes are using canned" edi-
torials just now. The same para
graphs appear in several the
same week. showing a most re-
markable unanimity of sentiment.
The newspaper., 1908-07-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

AND again the Republican
party has promised what it has
had the power to do for IL years.
Breckenridge Bulletin.
The newspaper., 1908-07-24

Subscription Rates $500 Per Year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
WAS BIC SUCCESS
Masonic Carnival Closed Saturday Night
Large Attendance and SpIsn-
did Program.
RECEIPTS about $1,000. ETC. ETC.

saturday, tine closing night of the Ma
s"nlc carnival. was an that could De-
asked in attractions. Tendance and r.
ceipts- The Night in bohemia. with
ITS pretty stage settings. the bright cos
Tunes. beautiful solos. fun choruses. the
tlinh"urins dance, etc was presented to
delighted audience.
In the drawing the valuable sale was
awarded To Mr.. ". II. Brulle. the shoe
man.
The door receipts were $50. Little
Miss Robbie Fulton. with ticket l2t. ear
RED On the barrel of Germania Mills SUI
perlative flour as the door award
The auction sale was a great attrac-
ton The front of the stag was piled
up with valuable articles. from the doll
baby to the cooking stove
Mcssrs. W. ;. Embpy. .lr. Maurice
Hirsh. DR.. J. Garnett King. g.. X. How
ard, W. l. traunan. y. Il. Kimssy and
others We're kept busy for several hours
selling The bidding was spirited At
times 10 was very amusing and penls Of
laughter rang through the building
Mr.. W. ;. Embr'y, Jr.. announced that
the handsome piano will be- disposed of
IN the next 30 days and holders OF tick
ets WIN put them away for safe Keeping
until the award is made.
Mr.. j. :. Spiccr, through his imprnvised
mcgaphone. returned thanks on behalf OF
Lodge No. 4 10 the ladies and all others
who had helped during the week. The
Italian band played Home. Sweet
Home, and the carnival was at an end.
The receipts arr said TO bearound s.. 900
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
ANOTHER PARK MEETING
Temperance Address BY Rev J. D McAlHster-
Rev. Or. Cannon and Hon. R Byrd to Speak
Here.

An audience of probably seven hun
lr''n . I'lr u~-'-u Died Sc the park sun
iay al e-nuun To- D. ar Rev ! d. Meal
irter up ak IN the Prohibition move
m-nt Han All hour was spent in sing
ing led hv Mr.. j. Willard Adams Mr.
Charles Wright sang the Glory song -
The meeting was called To order by
President NJ. q Willis. OF the Anti-Sn.
loon League, and Rev r. Aubrey Wi.
hams Invoked Divine hl ssinS
Mr.. Is. Z. Willis presented the SPEAK er
IN quite an extended speech Among
Other things he sail was that he had
never Appeared Rs All advocate for a
license 10 sell liquor; that he had Oh
posed the granting u license on all coca.
-ions; that he was dry" man: that
his iather was pastor oi dry" church
aud that his grandi lther. who was the
father of p children, had 80 inoculated
the dry principles IN his family that
All oil them We're dry that II the abo.
itioh oil the saloon increases taxes he. as
property owner and tax payer. was
Wiling 10 bear the increase and pay bis
proportion of said Increase.
ar. McAllister read from the 9TH chap
ter oi Isaiah. He saii the saloons be-
long to Us. IL Is a question whether
you allow them To continue or 20 be
shut up. No saloon can exist without
consent OF court. Every man who runs
"A saloon has the endorsement of the
court as II man Of good character. Why
have We saloons aud why shall we con
tinue them? Is claimed that prohibi.
ton does not prohibit and they try to
prove IL by the Pope Of Rome. Why do
they go To the Catholic church for proof?
Why do they not get II from Baptists or
aethodlsts2 IL Is an insult to the intel
ligsnce OF people OF fredericksburg. Mr..
McAilister spoke for two hours and re-
ceived marked attention. His speech
was interspersed with anecdotes as illus
tratiOns
The meeting closed with the song
Stand Up For Jesus" Mr. McAlllster
announced that there will be colored
speaker from Bristol here this week who
will speak 10 his race.
Mr.. Adams announced that Rev. DR..
Jas. Cannon, Jr., will speak at the
courthouse Monday night, and that
Hon. Richard +. Byrd will speak IN the
park next SUNDAY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
R. C. PERRY DEAD
succumbsd to Operation In Richmond Hospital

Mr. X. c. Perry died at the Memorial
Hospital, Richmond, Sunday morning.
from the effects of an operation perform
ed for cancer of the stomach. He had
been sufferer from this malady for some
time. After the doctors discovered his
condition they We're convinced he could
not recover.
Mr.. Perry was 46 years old, n good
and enterprising citizen. He had recent
~ purchased from Mr.. +. W. Coleman
the property on Commerce street. Cd
pose the park, and was having a large
warehouse erected. He was twice mar
ried, and is survived by his wife. with
four daughters and one son and daugh-
ter by his first wife; three brothers, W. r.
X. r. and ). NJ. Perry, of Stafford, and \. .
|. Perry, Of Prince William.
The remains We're brought here from
Richmond Sunday night and the funeral
conducted by Rev. j. III. Henderlte took
place from his late home Monday at p.
m. Interment in the City Cemetery. The
pail bearers We're:
HonOrary-E. NJ. Young, Jr., David
hirsh. L. McCracken, J..P. Rowe. y. b.
Mussleman, j. W. Masters, Col. +. ID.
Cole, Capt. 5. J. Quinn, W. J. Jacobs, Dr.
j. f. Tompkins, Il. y. Brent, James r.
Rawlings.
Active-Eugene Bode, Walter Sneilings,
John Bowling, C.. Eddie jacobs, +. G.
Bell, Samuel Thomas, r. e. Hildrup,
Edward Perry
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
CROWD AT BaZ4AR
Military Dtill-Squad of Ssllors-vocal Numbers
Booths Kept Busy-MatInse, Etc, Etc.

The Bazaar continues to draw large
crowds. The door receipts Friday night
were around SO. To ticket 100 was
awarded the door priz,, handsome
rug The auction sale continues to be-
an attractive feature. Many valuable
articles were sold. which did not bring
their value. A new auctiOneer, Squire ;
+. Eastburn, held the gave for a portion
oil the evening, but he lacked lung power
to be heard amid the noise OF the crowd
and gave way later To Dr. King.
The stage program was a success The
male chorus OF - voices sang well The
drill OF crack squad from the Washing
ton Guards was a tine exhibition. In
the squat we're Lieut.. Bilinssley.
Sergeants Ncihoe, Howe. Rowands.
Corporals Berry. Brown. Thompson.
Musician ODOnnell. Privates Ii berry.
Brooks, George, Hogan. James, Larkin.
A. Skinner. u. Skiuu,r. +. Skinner, J.
skinner. II sullivan ]. Thompson.
Lieut.. Billing-ley then brought out his
squad ot young "Jackie. ag. limit u to
/ - years. who drilled aud backed and
| presented arms aud column lcfted"v with
"A Will. Several of these young lighters
could hardly keep up. One young-ter
attracted much attention hy Ills efforts
70 take longer strides than ho was equal
to.
The lacki.s wer,: Masters Frank
W hitehouse, Hansford Rowe. viii Low.
cry, Charles Carmichael. Earle How ard
Alton W hitehouse,J. Edward Tumpkin-
John Proctor. Carter Bleight. Irwin
alAer, Arthur Walker. Hanna Norris
/. Il Norrir, John Norris Nymat Sn,r-y
toward Masters, Geo. Dewey Garrison
thorles Lewis Maguus Lewis.
Miss Nellie Powell. ui Petersburg. sang
] NtNfFAl SOLOS. She = only I sr.aurs
ana has "a rcmarkahle soprano voice ior
one SO young. Miss Louise Somervill,
PLAYED the accompaniment
he male quartette aud chorus ia
ay Down la Colon Town" was en-.
Enthusiastically received
At the matinee Saturday the flower
CIR drll was repeated
The marine squad gave an exhibition
drill
Miss Mamie Timms aud Miss Nelli,
| Powell sang solos. There was "A good
/ Attendance
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28

be with appropriate ceremonies. at the
May term of the Circuit court. which
occurs on Monday the 18th.
The portrait is the work Of that mas
ter artist, j. ii. Faber. OF Norfolk, and IL
highly creditable to both the artist and
the subject. IL is now on exhibition at
Mr.. +. {. Ninde's furniture store.on Main
street. The portrait will be presented
by Rev. W. r. Dunaway. a brother OF
the Doctors, and accepted on the part
OF the county by W. +. Hathaway, ESQ,
a nephew OF DR.. Dunaway
This Is quite an appropriate rec0gni-
sion OF the valuable services rendered the
county OF Lancaster, In his young man
hood, by DIR. Dunaway. for he had no
sooner reached his majority than he was
placed In important public positions. the
delicate and intricate duties OF which he
discharged with great satisfaction to all
concerned.
DR.. Dunaway was Justly a popular
man with the people OF that part OF Nir-
ginia, by whom he has ever been held IN
the highest esteem. Having studied law
In his early manhood, he was well quail
fled TO do the work and give the advice
most needed by his people during the
war and In the dark days oi reconstruc-
ton, and their unbounded confidence in
his integrity and ability gave hin much
OF that to do. Ii Is doubtful n auvyoung
man of his day was more successful than
Dr. Runaway. or WAS so universally con
tded in and beloved
Ii was "a dark day for the citiz ms OF
Lancaster county when DR.. Duna-
way decided 70 remove hi resi-
dence to fredericksburg But the Lord
had a more noble work for him To do
here. for which, 10y his well trained mind
In business and theology. he was emil
nently qualified TO do-that of the pas
torate Of the Baptist c, urch in Frsde--
icksburg. This change Of resisprce
brought sorrow TO many, but gladness
70 many more. DR.. Runaway entered
upon the work here IN 1866. where he
had most successful passionate for
thirty-twO years, retiring % bis own ac-
cord, and against the entfeat'e- Of his
people. A. pastor aud preacher Dr.
Runaway ranked with the foremost go
his denomination. and as "A theolognn
and scriptural exegete he Is recs oued
| With the soundest and Ablest
He has been greatly honorel by hi.
denomination, having been president of
the Baptist General Association Of vir.
ginia. trustee OF Richmond College and
oi the Louisville Seminary, besides serv.
ing on important committees
! Dr. ID IL an author of no little reputa-
ton and "A writer whose production.
have been highly prized 10y Christians of
all denominations. lie has given to the
world two books OF merit. the .ife of
Col. Addison Hall. Of Lancaster. his
uncle, and his Personal Memoirs. Ser
mons and Addresses"
In Lancaster county DR. Dunaway
made state reputation. in Fr-dericss-
burg he made a national reputation and
ms name and fame are known. reverrd
and appreciated across the waters: there
lore fredericksburg sends greetings to
the people OF Lancaster and r.ioices with
them IN the honor they are about TO do
to one OF the nOblest and pur,st of men.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
WESTMORELAND
MAJ Buildings funerals Of Lewis English srd
ssrI Pratt Church Ro,es-etc

Hague, Va. April 20
Ih- herring packing season T. ON I'm f,,l
here now. A. Increasing number ol
Farmers are packing thr.r own Hsh be
HeNing they get 10 better dOue than 4.
commonly the case at tie wLolssal.
packing houses.
Ihc building Of new houses il obs.rv.
able ON every hand. and contractors and
c6rlentefs have NO idle moments A,
Farmers Fork. Nscnah. Machodoc and
Mount Holly new stOreh0uses. or addi
lions % those 50 use. have b.sn 70
Gently completed The same l. ,rua
also at McGuirr's wharf The countrv
"erchant is not going To the wall
ne,e- no egV IL dustry helps his success
among tne residences ia process OF con
stFuetlon most prominent ara those of
tne k-V. ". W. Walker. hear O.thnrns
aad Mr. Jos ". Cmnns at Warsaw
They both promise 10 he comrnodious
@"d tl' giant architectural ornaments TO
thu Mes w
\ very large aud sympathetic audience
SsSe uioiei AT Ehenez.r church on SUNDAY
last IN attendance upon the burial Of
lewis English, son of " Geo. " Eng
h~h. who was DC idcuta1y Killed a, Kin
sale two days befOr. lie WAS "a hand
some and promising youth. iu-t ve-,,in,,
ON IN anhood; the Jpy and STAY of his "a
rents declining years The sud Ten blow
Ing Oi a nshing II amer'- whistl,, caused
MS horses u start violently while IA.
was standing near and he spr,.ug for.
ward 10 check the team. but mics the
rem was thrown down. Some part Of
the wagon having struck his head II was
crushed, causing almost Instant death
ne tlulhSs OF the calamity came to his
lather While he was standing at the
grave during the burial Of his nearest
neiSuDor' Andrew Quay and he fastened
from the deAd form OF his friend 10 that
OF his son. Young English va b,rn /
am informed, on Christmas day. was
killed on Good Friday. aud Inferred IN
Easter sunday
Ben Pratt, son OF MailrR n Pratt os
MlddieSeX county, was Inferred on Mon
day afternoon IN the Episcopal Church
cemetery at Warsaw his remains having
been brought on from New York bv hi-
brother Robert. OF Cape Charles. Ii was
NOT deemed certain whether his death In
motel In New York was caused by his
own nhnd or vas "A case OF murder. H.
aged father and two brothers We're mr.
emit at the funeral
noFkmeh are making some neediul re-
pairs at the rcctory here and in a few
days II Is thought. the Rev Arthur Grav
VII occupy Il with bis family. Mean
While Mr.. Gray Is finding "A home With
Mr.. Wat II Tyler.
On the 1t sunday I'm Nav Men kin
church Will hold an alLdav servira AZ
which the roll 81 the members will n.
called and words 81 greeting read from
many members who are located at a ,.is
tancs from thechurch. q " n
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
Headquarters For
Building Materials.

keep all kinds az North Carolina
SEd Virginia Lumber. dresss d and
nndresscd. Shingles. Ia,;hs, sasL.
Doom, aud Blinds. Lime. Cement.
t,alcine Plaster, Flustering Hair,
buildiug aud Paving Prick. Tinand
iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
rinds keady-M ixcd Paint- and Dry
faint, L,nsoed OIL Turpentine, DRYER
Ssrnish and Lewis's v hite Lead.
FAINT Brushes Of all kinds, Window
GLASS and Putty, Builders Hardware
Of al! kinds, Tar Roofing, Sheethiug
Paper and fine Brick
Keep .arge stock Of Sewer piye and
Wire Clay Pipe. r. l.. tol-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
UNION VETERANS COMING

The 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry LanceIs
have arranged for visit to the battle
fields about fredericksburg in May.
They will arrive here at , O'Clock May
lltn, and desire to meet the ex-Conied-
crates on that evening. IL is proposed
that "a public meeting be held at the
courthouse that night aud that our peo-
pic turn out in foil force and give these
veterans a real Virginia welcome and az
many as can do so accompany them to
the battlehelds next day. 1t will be the
anniversary OF the Bloody Angle"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
ORCHESTRA CONCERT

An attractive and popular program IL
being prepared FOR the College Orchestra
concert, at the Opera House, Thursday
night, April both.
One of the orches raj sci, ctions. a med.
ley, around the World. introduces the
songs of all nations Several vocal solos
will add much to the program.
The College Orchestra now consists oil
2l members, and Is the result of Z years
WORK on the part of their leader, Prof +.
A Franklin. This organization reflects
credit, not only on the college, but on
the town as well, and their concerts
should be well patTOnized.
Seats may now be reserved at John.
ston X Parsons at 81 cents each The
entertainment is for the benefit of the
Mary Washington Hospital.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
BOARD TO MEET
Normal School Board to Elect Chairman and ES.
ecutiye Committee

The board OF trustees of the Normal
School to be located in this CITY "a fll moi
their first session at the Council Cham.
Der, In fredericksburg. Monday night al
; o clock. The meeting will be- called Ia
order by Mr.. l. j. Smith, and viii or.
game 10y electing a chairman and an eN.
ecutive committee. Ii Is probable that a
president for the school will also be
chose aud that this office will be given
to +. II. Russell, at present School In.
spector for this district.
Some time Tuesday the trustees will
hold a conference with the Finance Com
mittee OF the City Council, aud later they
Will be driven over the city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
SEED CORN

For sale, 300 bushels of Boone county
seed corn, well bred and carefully sell c.
ed. The seed which offer. grown in Viz
ginia. Is thoroughly Rcclimated, and /
recommend this variety very strongly on
good light loan soils
The ears contain from Is to ~ rows.
and all remarkably filed from but to tip.
Ii has white cobb OF medium size, the
kernels are creamy white. very deeps
with fine. large germ. Stork good size
and medium height. Very prolific. Price
81 40 per bushel In 20 bushel lots, 81. 30
per bushel.
Jno. T. Thornton,
Port ROYAL Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
IN HONOR OF THE GOVERNOR

Judge j. II. Goolriek Was the host al
an elegant breakfast Friday morning il
honor OF Gov. Claude A. Swanson.
Those invited to meet the Governo,
were Judge j. +. Mason, Gen. d. ID
Wheeler, Messrs. A. Randolph Howard
=. j. Smith, X. n. Goolrick, C. OConol
Goodrich and Dr.. J. N. Barney.
Gov. Swanson returned to Richmond
on the 1896 a. IN. train.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
DR.. DUNsWAY HoRoRED
His Portrait to Adorn tho Walls Of Isnesster
Courthouse

The citizens OF Lancaster county honor
themselves IN honOring Rev. Thos ;
Dunaway. ID. D.. a native. and for maui
years OF his young manhood. "a citizen Of
that county. now OF this city
His portrait Is to hang In prominent
position IN the courthouse Of that county
and the presentation and acceptance will
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
REV. E. v. REGISTERS NAME FORGED

f. F. James. cashier OF the Citizens
Bank OF Round Hlll. Loudoun county has
reported to the police OF alexandria that
man who represented himself to be j.
W. Bledsoe, Jr., of that city. passed a
forged check on the bank for S25, drawn
on the Citizens National Bank OF that
city, purporting TO be signed by Rev. f.
v. Register, presiding elder OF Washing.
ton District NJ. +. Church South. IL Il
believed the man used fictitious name
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS WIFE

John W. Jones, a mail carrier OF Rich
mond, is charged with the murder of his
vile. the woman having died as the re-
suit OF severe beating.
Tie woman Is an aunt OF VIM. HAYES
colored barber of this city. The BODY
Will be brought here for burial from
Shiloh church, old side, Saturday at ! l
a. M.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
GOVERNMENT TUG HERE

The u. 5. Government tug, Gov War
rem, arrived here Friday night and left
Saturday morning for Washington with
the Government scow which has been used
In dyking here In tow. The seow wifi he
used at Washington for pile driving.
Capt. Jas. n. Wilder, OF IrvinQton
piloted the tug from Irvington here and
back to that point. While here Cant.
Wilder called on q number OF his friends.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
FREDERICKSBURGERS RONoRED

Grand Treasurer A. b. Bolts, of the
Royal Arcanum, was elected at the an
nual meeting OF the Grand Council Of the
state which met In Richmond April 22d
to serve his 2Sth consecutive term. This
Is a great compliment to Treasurer
Bolts.
Mr. W. II. Hurkamp was ell, cted chair
man OF the Committee GA Laws OF the
Ordar
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
- ICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
< AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
effective April II, 1905.

ccneuule enectlNe April II, 1905
Leave Fredericksburg. NOrthward:
go a m week days, local: SOC - nj.
daily. 1929 "a. m. daily. local. lO-io a
m. daily; l:2S p. m. week day-. Gao n
m. week days. local; T:l6 .. m. SUNDAYS
only, local; 800 p. m. daily. 1000 . m.
daily.
Leave FrederickshurR Southwark.
300 a m. daily. A G. L. train: 6.Ol a
m. week days. local; SIPS "a. m. sundays
only, local; 1886 u. IN. daily, s. A. l..
train; l2;49 ?. m. week days. local: 5.26
pun DAILY. A. {. L. train: Gas u. IN.
daily local; I:54 =. m. daily. 5. 4. l..
train.
Local from Washington arrives 100
"A. IN. week days.
Arrivals and departures not guaran-
W. F. Taylor, Traffic Manna,r.
c. &. Cox. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
ENJOYED r. ,. P. CONGRESS

Mrs. h. ". Chancellor has returned
from Washington. where she has been
attending the ID. A. Il. Congress Many
delightful receptions we're given the ID. A.
X. and Mrs. Chancellor was one OF the
iavorite guests To anexquisitely appoint
ed luncheon given 10y Mrs Absulom
Waller at the Portland. TO IA few Of the
ID. A. Il and some Of her friends who
Nerr chnrminQ nennla
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
SHIPPING STATISTICS FOR
RsPPAHAhh0CK RIVER

Mr. 4. T. baglev. of the L. = Euri-
u'r''s otiie''. Washington, Was here Fri
day aud saturday ga conference with
Mrssr- \. Z. Rowe. ". b Scott. aud J
NJ. q 'lcsmlth. IA r,icrr. re 10 report Of
tue shipping stalls L. uu Rappahauuock
fivrr Tor The ps-t hscal wear The matter
WAS gone over thoroughly and arranged
IN satisfactory shape. Mr. Bagley is a
pleasant gentleman and made number
ufiriends here
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
THE X RAY

For the positive cure OF cancer. tumor
and all skin diseases. for the locating O
internal diseases, offer the public tn,
only treatment OF this kind south O
Washington. Testimonials and proof O
cures furnished on application. The onl,
thoroughly equipped office in city.
W. J. Cbewning, N. D..
1902 Princess Anne Street.
saDS-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
NOTICE, FALMERS
The Canning FsctoO-Tomstoss

Do the farmers of the country around
Fredericksburg want $4,000 for
for tomatoes this year? II so write the
President or Secretary of the Business
Mems Association at once for informa-
ton and state your prospective acreage
or else the factory will not open during
the coming season.
Thos. III. Harris, Pres.
J. Garnett King, Secy. a2Sll m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY WON

la a match game OF baseball played
here Saturday afternoon between Fred
ericssburg College and the Catholic uni
yersity, of Washington, the score resulted
Ia a score OF s to 3 I'm favor of the
Catholics
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
NAMED AS OFFICERS

A State Department. OF United Spanish
War Veterans was organized in Rich
mond this week Capt. NJ. B. Rowe. OF
this city, was made senior vice com
mander and Capt. T. NJ. Larkin, this
city, mastering officer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
ACCIDENTALLY CUT HIMSELF

Mr.. Mice Blaydes, OF Mount Pleasant.
son OF Col. Robert C. Blayes. cut his foot
seriously Thursday with an axe. Drs,
Roderick Dew and J. W. Davis rendered
necessary assistance. He is resting COM
fortably.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
DEATH IN SP0TSYLvANIA

Miss Maria PendletoD died Saturday
at the home OF Mr.. Jas r. Evans, where
che was visiting. aged 40 years.
Funeral services at Zion church Sun
day. lnterment In the cemetery at
church. She leaves one brother, Mr.. Jos.
A. Pendleton, of SpotsylvaDiG
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
BISHOP GIBSON GOING TO LONDON

Soon after the adjournment OF the
Episcopal Council which meets In Fred
ericksburg May Goth, Bishop r. A. Glib
son will sail for London, where he will
be the guest Of the Bishop of London.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-28
TO RESIDE At FALL HILL"

Mr.; Murray F. Taylor arrived here
Monday from California and will take
possession OF his beautiful estate, Fall
Hin, purchased some time ago from
Mrs. Hillyer