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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
A BRYAN LEAGUE
Penna. Democrats Organize to
Promote His Candidacy.
ADDRESSED THE Y. NJ. C. A.
Nebraskan Spoke to Great Audiences
In Philadelphia On THE Prince Of
Peace" and Raped Tainted Money.
Hundreds Turned Away.

Philadelphia. Feb. Am enthusias-
tic reception marked the appea. ice
OF William Jennings Bryan at the
Lyric theatre here Sunday to address
meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association. The theatre was
packed from aisles to dome and more
than 500 men were turned away rom
the doors. SO anxious were some of
the men 10 hear Mr.. Bryan speak that
crowds of them gathered in front OF
the theatre long before the doors
were opened. though they were com
PEELED TO stand in the biting cold, with
the wind blowing a gale. When intro
duced by Bishop Hackay-Smith. who
presided at the meeting, Mr.. Bryan
was received with cheers and loud ap-
plause
His topic was The Prince OF
Peace" In the course OF his remarks
Mr. Bryan referred 70 the recent re-
fusal of churches and secular institu-
lions to accept gifts OF money from
wealthy men. in connection with which
he said; Il regard this as a most sig
niflcant evidence Of ethical awaken
ing. II indicates that the time has
come when men OF influence and the
churches will no longer sell their re-
spectability 10 the criminal wealthy,
by accepting and helping to spend
their ill-gotten gains"
Mr.. Bryan, who remained IN this city
as the guest OF Roland Morris. also
made an address at the Broadway
Methodist Episcopal church in Cam
den ~ ]. Today he delivered an ad-
dress at Reading.
Following the launching Of his boom
at the dinner TO State Treasurer Berry
here Saturday night, Democrats from
various sections Of the state held a
meeting and organized the Bryan Dem.
ocratic league. for the purpose OF pro-
noting his candidacy for president. 1t
was determined to organize the state
at once. and the following officers of the
league were chosen: Jere s. Black, OF
York. chairman; Warren w Bailey,
OF Johnstown. secretary, and William
II. Berry. Of Chester. treasurer.
NE organizers Of the league in a
resolution adopted pledged itself to CO
operate with all In sympathy with the
Bryan movement to secure delegates
In each congressional district to sup
port Mr.. Bryan at the Denver conven.
tion. It was further declared that Mr..
Bryan was the logical man for the
presidential candidacy, and that in or.
ganizing In his interests the Demo
Gratis OF Pennsylvania felt they were
advancing the interests OF party and
good government. All Democrats are
urged by the committee to participate
IN the movement.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
Queen AneIie Of Portugal.

coming from the right side of the
street. The effort OF the crown prince.
who was sitting opposite to the king.
TO rise. was pitiful and without avail
for he just lifted himself sufficiently tc
pitch forward and fall over the pros
trate body OF his father. Queen Am
ellie, uttering a scream that could be
heard by all who had not become
frenzied by the attack. threw herself
towards her sons. shielding their bodies
with her own. She frantically struck
at the murders with bouquet of roses
which she had been carrying. but even
In the face OF this the men fred again
and again. As he saw his father and
HIS brother fall Prince Manuel whipped
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
VIRGINIA NEWS

W. l.. Payne and Miss Fannie Brow n
were married at the home OF the bride in
Louisa county, Wednesday by Rev. DR..
L. J. Haley.
The house and lot OIL. ]. johnson.
one square on South Main street, Gull
pepper. was sold at auction Thursday to
J: y. Colvin and ]. 8. Covington for &c.
10000.
The State Library has establish ed
new travelling libraries since January / +.
1908. among Others. ct Colonial Beach,
Remington and Roanes.
John. L. Daniel, wealthysfarmer.
dropped dead Sunday at his home
"Fairyiew rRappahannockc county. aged
as. BE leaves several children.
gWhiIe blowing Ia one Of bis fields near
Remington, ON January s21st, W. W.
McConchis picwed no two moccasin
snakes. Mr.. McConchie states that the
snakes were n!mble and ready for a ncht.
-Culpeper Exponent.
Capt Robert D. yancv. Common.
wealth's attorney of LynehburR. win b.
. candidate In the Democrats primary
<bis year IN opposition to Congressman
Carter 6iees to represent the sixth die
t''oe ~ ccet'ses
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
A WIDESPREAD PLOT
1t Is Said Over Thirty Men Were Con.
cerned IN Conspiracy.

II Is Said Over Thirty Men Were Con.
cerned In Conspiracy.
Madrid. Feb. 3.-According TO news
received here the assassinaticns of
King Carlos aud the crown prince
were executed under the orders OF the
Republican. Ferreria. and the inten.
ton was to assassinate the whole Por.
tuguese royal family.
Premier Franco had an intimation
OF these Intentions and, fearing that
the police would be unable to give the
royal family adequate protection at
Villa vicosa. had arranged for their
return to Lisbon. taking many pre-
cauuonary measures for their safe
journey.
II seems that altogether some thirty
men concerned in the plot were secret
ed among trees along the Villa Vicosa
road. in the vicinity of the landing
stage and at other points along the
route. A groupe was stationed In the
Praca Do Commerce.. There were A
dozen men in this groupe, and all a
them wore long cloaks to conceal their
weapons
= Il is even stated that the Portuguese
government has proof that several men
prominent in the Republican party. In
GLIDING one ex-minister, belonging Il
the Regeneration party. we're concern
ed In and betrayed the costs of the
plot. Some of these men. Il is said
have escaped across the frontier.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
TO TOMATO GROWERS

We intend to enlarge the capacity Of
our Tomato Canning Factory at Fred.
sricksburg this year. and win be 10 a DO.
sition to handle more tomatoes than
heretoiors. and win contract with farm.
ara 10 the near future at the some price
or ton ~ we did last year.
jzulm Roberts Brss.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
GASOLINE ENGINE AGENT WANTED

For fredericksburg and adjoining ter
ritory- We want desirable sales agent
Tor our Gasoline and Kerosene Engines.
windmills, Tanks and Towers, Feed
Mills and Wood Saws. Address. vir-
e'nia Representative Fairbanks, Morse
& Co., Richmond, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
SELECT SPRING SEED OATS :.
For ssls 3, lttI. whlm. fr.dx,cs,bu.. Va.

The Victoria" originated in British
Columbia aud acclimated here is perhaps
the heaviest cropper known. IL Is n
plump white oat. The straw is stiff and
bright. being excellent for feeding. win
sell lew hundred bnshals. IN iim,t. 4
quantities. to farmers only. have cleo
Tor sale suantity OF "Tartarieu" spring
seed oats. George Puryis.
23llm Fredericksburg. Va,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
FREE FREE

J. 7. Lowery 4 Co. will send free to
anyone who will send name and p. o.
address the Mccall Fashion Sheet every
north, including January number, to
December. 1908.
p. s. City trade can call at Store.
J. T. Lowery & Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
Republic Proclaimed a, ooorto.

Madrid. Feb. 5. - FL Mundo pub
fishes statement that a republic has
been proclaimed In Oporto. Portugal,
but no confirmation of this can be OBJ
tanned
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
KING AND SON SLAIN
Carlos and Crown Prince Of
Portugal Shot TO Death.
SECOND SON WOUNDED

queen Threw Her Body over Sons In
Fruitless Effort TO Save Them.
Three Asssssins Killed and Others
Arrested-Ail Portugal Movrns.
Lisbon. Feb. 3.-AD Portugal is over
whelmed at the killing OF the king
and the crown prince. Though torn
by internal dissensions The past few
months. tetforized by acts OF crime
and bloodshed. uprisings in the streets.
outrages with knife and bomb. and al
ways fearful lest these signs OF revolu-
ton would eliminate in some dread.
full outburst OF passion. Portugal was
not prepared for the blow that fell
when king and prince were shot to
death in a public place where thou
sands had gathered to greet their
homecoming.
Premier Franco proclaimed the &C.
cesslon OF Prince Manuel to the
throne. the naval and military chiefs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04
FOR SALE OR RENT

A splendid farm OF 156 acres for rent
or sale; about one mile from Fredericks.
burg, known as the "Ingleside Farm, y
in Stafford county. For furth-r inforina.
ton. apply to Mrs Peter Hewitt,
jansO-ft-tw Falmouth. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04

Human nature is an interesting study
because II changes 90 often.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04

We print everything nom . book 70
q wishing card On The power presses OF
ghs FHes Lanss- Send us your orders.
M Fra Lance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-04

,at a revolver AID discharged II at the
men. but was himself struck on tho
right arm by bullet from a carbine.
A footman In the carriage also was
wounded and u was stated that bullet
grazed the queens shoulder but ala
not do her harm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-06
sTEvEDOREs BROUGHT
CONTINUED from Page y

IL Is said that Link McCandless
will be present and help to keep
things going. The object of the
meeting Is to warn the people
against the wiles of Achi, whose
meeting is called for on the follow
ing Saturday night, May 10.
Notice of the meeting will be pub
lisned In all the Hawaiian newspa-
pers. The leaders OF the Labor party
say they are not disappointed at this
news.
Talk about Holi Thornton" said
a Labor party man today "Hc Is
nothing but a workingman, and he
should support the Labor party. When
he was .ousted from the police de-
partment he became numb Repub-
lican, but previous to that he was an
active Republican. II he is today
put out of work from the stevedora
Office. he would soon become a labor
party man. He Is unreliable and ha'
no followers"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-06
QUARANTINE AFFECTS
FRUIT SHIPPERS
California Law to Protect Rorticultur,
al interests Has Local
Application.

A notice OF interest to all Hawaii
an fruit-growers has been received
By shipping people here, in regard to
the horticultural quarantine in Cali
fornia. which will affect greatly the
shipping from this port, in case II Is
found that the industry here comes
under the act. Inc bill reads as fol-
lows:
Section /. Any person, persons, or
corporation, who shall receive, bring,
or cause to be brought into this
State any nursery stock, trees, shrubs
plants, vines. cuttings, gratis, scions,
buds, or fruit-pits, or fruit or yege-
tables, shall, within twcnty-four
hours after the arrival thereof mott.
fy the state horticultural quarantine
officer, or the quarantine guardian ot
the district or county In which such
nursery stock, or fruit, or vegetables
are received. of their arrival, and
hold the same. without unnecessarily
moving the same or placing such ar
ticies where they may be harmful,
for the immediate inspection OF such
State horticultural quarantine officer
or guardian. II there is no quaran-
tine guardian or State horticultural
quarantine officer in the county
where such nursery stock, or fruit.
or vegetables are received. 1t shall
then be the duty Of such person, peri
| sons. or corporation to notify the
State Board of Horticulture, who shall
| make immediate arrangements for
| their inspection. The State hOrtlcul
tural quarantine officer, the quaran
tine guardian, or such person or per
sons. as shall be commissioned by the
state Board of Horticulture to make
such inspection, or to- represent sal;
Board, are hereby authorized and en-
powered to enter into any warehouse
depot, or upon any dock, wharf. mol,
or any other place, where such nurs
cry stock, or fruit or vegetables, o
other described articles are received
for the purpose of making the inves
tigation or examination herein pro
vided for.
section Z. Each carload. case, box
package, crate, Dale, or bundle o
trees, SHRUBS, plants, vines, cuttings
gratis, scions, buds, or iruit'pits, %
fruit or vegetables, imported o
Drought INTO this state snail haN
PLAINLY and ieSioly marked thereon Il
conspicuous manner ana place IN
name ana address OF the shipper, own
er' or person forwarding or shippin
he same ana also tne name OF III
person, hrm' or corporation 10 whol
,ne same Is forwarded or shipped, .
MS OF ,.s responsive ageh'' also III
name OF the country, Stale or Tcrr
'ory "here .ie contents We're grow
| oec. When any shipment e!
| trees' SHRUBS pants. vines cutting
sra''s, sc,ohs' puas' iruitpils' OF lru
UT 'esetaoies' imported OF orousht J
10 .nis otate' Is FOUND INFESTED WI
Injurious insects OF thelr eggs iarNe
OF pupae, or reasohapie cause 10 iG
suiie mat ,ney may oe 50 infested
'n'ec'eu WIN tree piuh', OF run "a
ease Vt diseases, 'ile ehtlrc siiiphl'
sha'i ne uisihiectea al 'he expense
inc oWner, owners Ut aSeh'. h't'
IaI Ia
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-06
Mrs William Wheeler smith

Mrs. William Wheeler Smith, an
architects widow, waived in New
York her rights to her husbands 49,
100000 estate, saying an income OF
500 a month would content her, II
she had pushed her rights in the
courts she would have received more
than 100000 yearly, The estate
goes chiefly to st. Luke's Hospital
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-06
REPAIRING.

zRE."For Rent" cards on sale at
,Ae su;istIn sf1eo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-06
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD.

Blank books Of al sorrv. leigers
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
bshing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-06
HONOLUlUIRON WORKS

1875 sdi,orIa' 7ooms-HJ6 bush
ness office, These are the nav tel.
ephone numbers Of the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-06

FROM MAY 1ST, 1908, all sub
scriptions to MAGAZINES and Pc
RIODICALS at Publishers Prices
Call, Chronicle or Examiner, $l00
per month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
BASEBALL

Saturdays game, although played o0
= heavy field. was the swiftest and
best game OF the season Oh The local
diamond The game was played in
one hour aud eight minutes the scofe
resulting TO 1 in favor of the H.
Gals Mac Osbourne was iu The box
for Crescent and pitched a star game.
Wllls did the twrling for the locals
ard WAS IN good form. moving down
six at the plate and allowing but three
hits The visitors scored IN the sec
ond, Listen getting TO first on en- err
ror. Shnpe making a sacrifice. listsn
stole .hird and was hrough in on "a
sacrifice hit by Mac Osbourne. The
locals scored In the fourth, Evgrs gel
ting to first by beating ont a bunt He
stole second gracefully and Shelley
new fielder with the locals then
singled wills. the local pitcher won
his own game BY swatting the ball
Tor q two bagger over the leit fielders
head. bringing in nvo runs. Two OF
the locals advanced to third after that
but could not score.
Score RH ".
Guthrie ... 600 200 0O'--2 3 2
Crescent .... 010 900 000-l 3 3
Summary Singles, White, Willis.
Pankey. Mize and Shupe. Two-base
hit. Dlassineame Struck out, by w =
lis. 6: Osborne, 8. Fit by pitched bail,
smith. Biassingame. Bases on balls,
OH Osborne. g. Double plays, Smith
to Evers to white. Umpire, Wall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
FEAR RESORT TO VIOLENCE

Jeter Thompson, negro OF a most
unsavory reputation handed the wench
a knife and she stared to cut Miss
Carter. when Clarence Pirkle prevent
ed her doing so by pushing her aside
with his umbrella, upon which the ne
gress turned on him and stabbed hm
in the back, under the left shoulder,
inflicting a most dangerous wound
Justice Criticized.
Monday morning the negroes were
arralgned before Justice Hudson. and
Jeter Thomspson was turned loose af-
ter giving bond for his appearance
in the sum OF 800.
White parents heard this and went
before the authorities, demanding the
negroes be arraigned for assault with
attempt to kill, and they We're again
arrested, the negress and Thompson
being placed under $1,000 bonds. to be
tried Saturday. and another fiasco was
had, with the result that the people
are enraged. threatening vengeance.
Justice Eifert has two or three cases
before him, and the residents expect to
see Justice meted out to the blacks,
all OF whom are listed as dangerous,
and one at least having been tried for
murder in the past The original
trouble was caused by the return to
this city of the negro killed at Wag.
oner the assaulting parties being those
who had received the body from Wag.
oner friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
Special to Daily Leader.


Fort Gibson, okla. June s-The
failure to inflict penalties or TO convict
the negresses who assaulted the white
girls and boys on the main street Of
this city. last Sunday May 31st. Satur-
days trial caused such feeling as to
make the law abiding residents fear
a return OF Southern days when the
whites had to protest themselves aside
from the local authorities.
The assault was unprovoked. The
young people assaulted had been TO
church and when the services were
over at the Methodist church Clar-
ence Pirkle, Charley Carter Charley
Brewer and John Rawls, escorting
eight young ladies' TO their homes, at
tented TO pass through a mob of ne
groes which were blockadlng the side
walk
The negroes refused to allow them
10 pass, and the boys and girls tried
TO squeeze through, whereupon the
negroes, both men ard women, made
a most unwarranted and unprovoked
assault upon the little party OF whites
everyone of the white girls being
struck and roughly handled
During the row, one negro wench
caught Miss Carter one OF the young
ladies', by the throat and cried out:
'Jeter, give me a knife and I will
cut this girls d-n throat"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
SPORTS
AND
OTTER

New Curves Are Invented BY Pitchers
This has been a great spring for
new baseball curves. According to
the war correspondents more new
tangled slants have been invented by
the twirlers during the training trip
than for the last five years A few
OF the latest are the leap ball. the
Merry Widow" curve, the slow spit.
ter. the knuckle ball, the fade away
drop. the starch ball, the banana
twist and the serpentine.
According to the sCribes these are
a few Of the new tangled twists
srung upon the batters of the
two major leagues this year. It IS
possible that these balls have been in
vented and that in practice they look
mighty sweet but it's a different thing
to try to serve them up in the league
games where so much Is at stake It's
a pretty good bet that by the sime the
season closes the inventors OF the new
shoots win have them packed in their
grip for safekeepi1g until next spring
Fred Glade of the New York Amer
leans. Is given credit for inventing
the leap hsll. Glade is said to deliver
the ball with such great speed that
lual Vtlpit IT, ItdtAltb Au' NhNtei lL dIl-
pareutly iumy' VI -4e or fonr inches
in the air tcHsiGeiirc C1ales great
speed such "a fhng is possible.
The "Men VIZ carve is credit
ed TO mfpy. IN s'usty" Rhoa3es is
said TO be the Vrly one who possesses
f. According TO the dopa it Just
waltzes up to the plate. has more
curves than a chorus girl and is
mighty hard to solve.
The slow splitter belongs to Checli
OF the Clevelands. Other pitchers de-
liver the splitter with great speed. but
Chech sends 1t up like a freight train.
Cicotte, OF Boston, is the originator
Of the iSnuckle ball. Christy Mathew
son has the fadeaway drop, and Rioh-
ie of the Philadelphia Nationals. the
serpentine. He throws the ball grasp
ing it with his entire hand. Manuel.
Of the Chicago Americans. claims that
by rubbing the fingers on the bana
instead Of using the saliva causes the
bail to be much harder to hit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
ADVISES push.
editor Leader:

editor Leader:
Push on the good work you and the
eople Of Guthrie are doing for mag
nificent state house or convention hall
10 Capital Square.
J do not know how literally the
country people will join with you In
this splendid enterprise but / do know
that my neghbors with whom l have
talked stand ready to aid you, but
just how it can be done is a problem
OF interest with them. What benefits
the city of Guthrie correspond.ngly
bsneflts them. and they fully recog-
nize and appreciate this fact.
II the subject and its Importance
could in any legal way be submitted
TO vote of tie people OF Guthrie
township Outside OF the city Of Guth-
rie. and the adjacent townships, to vote
a small tax upon themselves TO aid the
city in this important matter 1t would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
DOPE FOR / mi
THE FANS NH

white put up his usual game at
first Saturday.
J.. Clifford. the Crescent catcher. had
his forehnger nail torn OFF by foul
tip in the first inning Of Saturdays
game and was succeeded by Shupe.
Trinpet. the star southpaw pitcher
of & locals, Is filing Pulliam's place
In center field when he is not in the
hof.
The West side amatuer team defeat
ed the East eide team Sunday in n
spirited game in West Capital Heign,s
by the score OF 2 10 1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

This popular place Of amusement
was completely filled last night to wit
ness the Emery Musical Comedy
companys production of The Cover
nor's Daughter" and the general yer.
dict is that it was the best play Of any
so far presented by this excellent
company. Owing to washouts this
company did not move to Enid but
will play Guthrie all this week with en-.
tire change Of program each night
They play Oklahoma City, Ardmore
Dallas and the South in week stands
on leaving Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

receive a most hearty response. I do
not know whether this can be done or
not, but anyway the people, in my
opinion, stand ready TO respond ac-
cord'ng 70 their interests and ability
to second the movement your city has
begun
If the subject is properly and force
fully placed before the country people
In some shape to be devised by the
people of your city, a generous re-
sponse viii be found awaiting you.
Every one with whom ! have talked
say they Will help according to their
ability, provided that s50O.000 struc-
ture Of something like this. is erected.
| throw out these suggestions as In
dicative of the feeling in the country
and especially in the immediate vicin-
ity OF the capital city.
]. c. JAMIsON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
BUTTER FAMINE rHREATENED.
an Associated Press.l

Chicago. III, June S.-Sixteen OF the
largest manufacturers Of butter in the
United States will protest against the
proposed advance in freight rates on
cream and milk before the Interstate
Commerce commission Wednesday. A
butter famine is promised should the
fight fail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
ARMOUR AFTER klLLllhv.

Special 20 Daily Leader
Tulsa, Okla, June S.--Toledo OF the
American association wired an offer
of $1,000 for Pitcher Killilay of the
home team. Kiliilay has record of
nine games won out Of ten pitched
with his one defeat due to errors, as
but one hit was made off him in the
game. The offer viii be declined.