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ORANGE HORSE SHOW
Coed Attendance and Biz pig, LIST.

The twelfth annual horse show opened
st Orange Wedne sdAy with "a large
crowd ia attsndance. Among the prizes
awarded were:
Roaisters. Pairs. {. Taliaferro
first; K. J. Farrer, second.
Called ssddle-Churchman 4 Beury.
drsi; John A. Reedy, Jr, second; GecrSe
T. Marshall, third.
Green Hunters. ". Andrews. first,
Julian Morris, second; Mrs. Allen Potts
third
Roassters-Single, Frank ". Bennett
first; ChurchmRn 4 Beury, second; DR..
". J. Coleman, third
Park saddle-Oak Ridge Farm fret; +
d. Weatherbee, second; W. F. Jones
third.
Lightweight huntsrs-T. D. Benner
hFst; Julian Morris, second; J. y. An
drews. third.
Horses In harness-Wm. Dupont. fret
buckeyeiand Stock Farm. second.
Orange county hunters-W. F. Jones
hrst; J. y. Andrews. second: V. K
Shaekeliord, third; T. W. Carter, fourth
Corinthian clsss-Mrs. Allen Potts
hrst; +. II. Weatherbee. second; L. ID
Benner, third.
Horses 10 harness-Wm. Dupont, firs
and second
Green park saddle-Oak Ridge Farm
dtst; W. ". Osborne, second; Julial
Morris. third
Ponies under saddle-Wm Dupont. Jr.
hrst; W. G. Stricken. second; c. S
Waugh, third
Green hunters-Julian MOrris, first
Mrs. Allen Potts. second and third.
Horse and runAbout-John W. Nc
Comb. first; VIM Dupont. second; Bleu
helm Stock Farm, third.
| Ponies In harnsse-W. W. Sanford
first; VIM Dupont second and third.
Hunting class-U ID Benner, first; +
h. Weatherbee. second; George Sint
third.
Tandem-Miss Marian Dupont, first
VIM. Dupont, Jr., second.
Handicap jump; green hunters ulia
Morris, first; q. ID. Benner, second; BleI
helm Stock Farm. third; George SIM
fourth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
5000 At ORANGE HORSE SHOW

The second day OF the Orange horse
show brought out about 5000 people.
Among the winners were the folio wing:
hackneys-Wm. Dupont, first; Buck
eyeland Stock Farm. second.
Horses suitable TO become hunters
Miss Ellie A. Sanford, first; Miss Marian
Dupont, second; DIR. R. Marvin Harris.
third.
Roadsters -Buct eyeland Stock Farm
first; George T. Markham, second; Hugh
Burruss, third.
Green hunters-J nlian Morris, fret and
second.
Combination harness and saddle hors Z
Herman Ullman, first; Churchman 4
BeuTy, second; Nrs. Allen Potts, third.
Horses In harness-Miss Marian Du
pont, first; Buckeyelend Stock Farm
second.
Hunt club teams-Keswick Hunt, first
Castle Hills Hunt, second; Warrentor
Hunt, third; Tomahawk Huat, fourth.
| Individual hunters-August Wander
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31

The Nes York Times evinces the
proper spirit in reference 10 the pre-
sentation Of the statues OF Washing
ton and Lee 10 the Federal govern
ment, and We doubt not that this
will be the attitude Of all fairminded
people throughout she entire coun-
try. Is says, in a recent editorial IN
this connection
From the point % view OF a VirSiniAn.
IL IL argued. the State could not have
made any other selsc ton aud be houe-t
Perhaps no man but Nirginian can
quite understand the foil measure O! a.
lection, little short Of idOlatry. with
which Lee IL every " here ia bis state ~
gSrded. Notwithstanding & be Nirgili A :
unaffected admiration OF Jederson's
ststesmanship aud prOphetic vision.
which made him Saul sm0ng bis con.
temporRries 10 the const -uctive period OF
his cOuntry's history. the figures o.
Washington aud Lee stand out before
the Virginisn a. the foremost characters
his State has produced--Ws shington the
finest product Of the hardy Colonial
civilization, she Colony merging into tn
lie OF the State when his greatness wa
at its height; Lee the ultimate personal
expression OF that other chivairic epoch
which closed with the surrender az Ap-
pomstsoI.
Though many even Ia Virginia thought
at one time that the offer OF Lee :
statue would be 81 advised, as II was
capable OF being misconstrued and
though here aud there q Grand Army oil
the Republic post has uttered . protest
few II any now doubt that the statue
will be accepted in the spirit offered
There can be butlittle doubt OF the
acceptance Of Lees statue. Evi.
dences Of reunion and tendencies SC
honor the heroes Of both sides per
wade the land everywhere, and wish
the presentation and acceptance o
the great Confederate cbieitain'
statue the final soken will have beer
given and received.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
HELP WANrEn

Intelligent man or woman wanted for
special work in this vicinity. paying
S2-0O a day, Tor three months. j. n. N.
Care Free Lance" iy24I3t
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SATURDAY, july 81. 1909.

By What process Of reasoning Pres
ident Taft has arrived as the conclu
sion shat recession OF Alexandria
county and city, formerly u part oi
she District Of Columbia, 10 Virsicia,
was unconstitutional, We DO not
know, and he and those who hold
wish him may be right. From lay
mans view point. however, Il would
seem that Congsess has identically
she same right over she District OF
Columbia shat IL has over any other
territory belonging 10 she United
States The same section II the
United States Constitution which
gives Congress the right TO exercise
exclusive legislation over such dis
trict not exceeding ten mil. : square,
rs may by cession a. particular
States, and the acceptance OF Con
gress. become she seat Of govern
ment," gives like authority over all
places purchased by consent OF the
lsgi lature of the State in which the
State shall be, for the erection Of
forts. &c. Art. l, Sec. :. c.
There could hardly be any question
about the authority OF Congress TO
cede any territory acquired under
this section even ia she absence OF
any provision therefor. as is would
seem shat she authority 30 acquire
State territory with The consent of
she Stats. aud 50 exercise exclusive
legislation. would imply the right to
recede where it became advisable
but il there is any doubt upon this
point Art. 4. Sec. ,. q ,. OF the con
stitution seems 30 put the question
beyond persdventnse. This section
says The Congress shall have
power so dispose OF and make all
needful rules and regulations respect
ing the territory or other property
OF she United States"
There may be some refined method
Of reasoning which would bring one
80 another conclusion. but 10 Us il
appears that Alexandria city and
county are a. much part OF Viz
ginia as any other territory within
her border and that Il cannot again
become a part OF the District OF Co
lumbia without Virginia's consent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
To the Democratic Voters oil
ORANGE County.

most respectfully announce myself a
candidate for denomination for the House
of Delegates from this county, at the
Democratic primary election, to be help
some time this summer. ! still advocate
better schools, better roads and equali-
cation OF tax assessments on both per
sonal and real property as far as posi-
bic. voted for the Byrd law and l am
heartily IN favor Of its enforcement. /
also favor the greatest latitude OF local
option and will cast my ballot for the
submission Of the liquor question to the
whole people OF this State. Thanking
You for the honors heretofore bestowed
upon me, am,
Very respectfully,
C. C. Taliaferro, Sr.,
Orange. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
LOCAL NARKEHa

Corrected ~ Simon Hirsh Rrc B
Wheat, 9Oe to &1.O5; corn, so TO 50
meal, 41.75 70 e1.S5; oats, so Il
So; old hens. i've, 10 to IL; spring chick.
ems, 10 to l6e per pound; eggs, II TO Is;
lard, Id 10 u; ducks, live 8 to 10; tur.
keys, live, To- butter, is TO rs; country
hams, l3 70 Is; Irish potatoes, &C
to 30; lambs, $2.5O to 81; hides. green
6 to Z; dry salted, 8 to 9; dry
hides, 10 to II; calf skins No /, 81 90
to tl.25; baled hay. S14 to SIT per ton
leaf sumae, 20 to rs per 100; hogs, 55sc
beef, i've weight. TO 4c.; pork. 6 TO 81
wool, % to 30 per ID; veal. 5H to 8
Virginia Republicans had some littlC
trouble IN picking out the ssc,ihce -
Washington Post.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
FOR SALE

Registered Aberdeen Angus bulls, IL
and g months old. Fine pedlgrees.
Very reasonable prices. Farmers, I'm
prove your stock and get rid OF horns.
David |. Jaynes. Massaponax, We.
Benvenue Farm
li12H
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
A CARD

To Ny Fellow Citizens OF Fredericks-
burg, Va.
A large number OF my friends have ask
ed me to become a candidate for the
Office OF Conmonwealth's Attorney for
city OF fredericksburg and at their solicit
tation have decided and hereby an.
nounee myself as a candidate for that
position. OF course my success at the
polls In November depends upon thesuD-
port OF my friends and earnestly ask
shat support. II elected shall with INV
best ability endeavor to perform the
duties required Of this position, and /
shall execute those duties without fear
or favor. Respectfully,
VIM. W. Butzner
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
CAN'T SCRATCH PLEDGE
Ticket WIN Not Be Counted In Democratic PIT
may n You %.

J. Taylor Ellyson, Democratic State
chairman, has given as his opinion that
any one scratching the pledge on the
ticket to be voted In the Democratic
primary next Thursday viii invalidate
the ticket. In that event the Judges OF
election will be prohibited from counting
the ballot. The lieutenant governor has
written to Nelson 8. Groome, secretary
OF the Elizabeth county Democratic CO n
mittes. to this effect.
The pledge is to be printed on the pri
mary ballot by order OF the State com.
mlttee, aud many voters had expected e.
eliminate the pledge by scratching II Of
the ballot
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~, tirsti Mrs. Allen Potts, second; Gas
ton Hall. third.
Ladies' hunters-E II. Weather..
fret; Blenheim Stock Farm. second: Mrs.
Allen Potts, third.
Ladies harness horses-Aiss Marian
Dupont, fret; Buckley sand Stock
Farm, second
Hunters and iumpers-E. h Weather.
bee, first and second; L d. Benner, third
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31

~ ICHhOkD, FREDERICKSBU re
* AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Schedule effective May 80, 1903
Leave Fredericksburg, NOrthWard:
1925 q. M. week days. local; 7.05 q. m.
daily; 7:21 g. m. daily 1929 a m. daily
local; 1:2S p. NJ week days; $50 o.
IN. daily, local. 7:01 D. m. daily; 1000
Q. m. daily.
Leave Fredericksburg. Southwark:
o:o5 g. m. daily, A. C. l.. train; 6.01 ..
N. week days, local; $3.50 a. IN. Sundays
only, local; 1926 q. m. daily, s. A. l..
train; l2:49 y. m. week days, local; 500
pm. daily, A. C. l.. train; 6:5S .. m.
daily, local, s;51 p. m daily. 8. A. l..
train.
Local from Washington arrives IL 90
O. m. week days.
tssd
w. Taylor, xrafis Manager.
G. Q. Coz. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
The P. o. s. OF AS
CONVENTION at
Iceland, Va,
TUESDAY, AUG. 3rd

Don't miss II. All day enjoy
menss. Public speaking. Ball game
at 4 p. IN. Foot races. Sack races
Potato races. Climbing a greasy
pole. Six great tugs of war between
the camps, and many other amuse-
ments. Refreshments OF all kinds on
hand. Come and spend a pleasant
day-Tuesday, August Bird, at Lee
land, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31

Thos. Il. Lion has been declared the
nominee Of the Democratic party for the
houee OF Delegates In Prince William
county and his name VIII not be placed
on she primary tickets. as no one has
offered 10 run ageinst him. Mr.. Lion
has served three terms in the house, but
was not @ member Of the last session.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-31
KENT FOR GOVERNOR
Republicans Name Consul General
70 Guatemala
MAS A FORMER GOLD D. M0cRAT
coaysniOs Declares SesEsS 10 Fave Of Lcesl
ogiloa- oshsr nsn On ne uckst

VIM L Kent. % Wythe. Consul Gener
al TO Guatemala. WAS nominated by -.
clamation as candidate for Governor by
the Republican conven Ton at Newport
News Thursday
Other nominations were:
Lieutenant-GOvern - STATE StnatOi
A T. Lincoln. ot sn,ythe
Attorney q neral A Revercowh o'
Allegheny.
state Ira ur-r-J L RIPPER. ot Alex.
andria
SECRETARY Of the Commonwtaith-John
b. Locke. OF Newport News
Commissioner OF Agricu tuD-J- T
Robinson. of Rockingham
Superintendent of Pu d. Instruction
r 4 Brent. OF Lsnc .ste-.
Placing themselves on record a. tavor-
ing Local option With counties and cities
a. the unit instead of Uagisterial q =
tricts. as under the present law. the \ir'
GINA Republicans scceptet 2 liquor
question a. an iss-e in the approaching
Gubernstorial campaign hen. after
adopting "a platform. OF which thu liquor
plank was the principal ica'ur'-. and
nominating the State ticket. their con
ventiOn adjourned sine di'
The discussion of prohibition was ~
cipitatd by the reading Of the following
plank OF the platform. a. drafted by the
resolutions committee,
We favor the general principle OF local
option. high license, rigid police protsc,
tiou and a strict enforcement Of the law -
Southwest Virginia protested against
this 10 was declared 10 b. meaningless
and dica i've % acquies ence IN the *
isting law TIE CONVENTION adopted N,
following substitute for the liquor PLANK
In the pl atiorm.
We favor the general p-ilc pl. ~ J, ca
op,iaa an1 that The counties and cities
ne uuit 10 q elections on the rQu ~
ga -Jiou. with rigii eui0 cement % the
as
Ths resolution w8= offered by STATE
senator A T Line 10. OF Smyths.
Every msn on tie Jieset was nominS
ted by scciamat,ol Mr. Kent told the
convention that be was giving Up a
81 600 position 10 make rAc-
De 4 q son OF FORMER Democratic h-u-
tensnt-governJr % Virginia he was
formerly q gold Democrat, bot bscsms =
Republican - years ago. when Bryan
was nominated tn hrst time. De 4 said
70 be man o. large means. h good
stump SPEAKER AID one qualified 90 wage
50 sctive night.
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tries was given and also a motorcycle

tries was given and also motorcycle
race.
The celebration was started with a
parade of floats and fancily decorated
autos with the usual funny clowns
and comically arranged rigs Mucis
was furnished by four bands from New
Rockford, Maddox, Anamoose and
Fessenden. These with 100 school
children carrying flags made long
and impressive procession. Hon. e.
p. Kelly Of Darlington. rave the ora
tion and It was unusually good. After
supper ball game betwee1 Darlington
and Fessenden resulted in a victory
for the latter by a score of to /, CIV
ing Fessenden three victories, one each
day Of the fair In lieu of special
act which failed to come. the manage
ment secured vaudeville company Of
seven people for afternoon and eve
ming performances, and Manager Web
ster of Valley City gave a splendid
balloon ascension. riding 1t himself.
The day closed with a fine fireworks
display and a satisfied expression from
all visitors to Wells county's fair. The
event was remarkable for the absence
of accidents, fights, drunks or any un-
toward circumstances and for the inn
mense throng that attended.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06
.KETCHEL IS given
DECISION ON POINTS

San Francisco, July 6.-Stanley
Ketchel Of Michigan is stfll the worlds
middleweight champion. In a des-
perate. gruelling battle, during which
the champion was constantly on the
aggressive, he was awarded the de-
cision over Billy Papke OF Illinois at
the end of the twentieth round---the
scheduled number. Ketchel claimed
to have broken his right hand in the
sixth round and this assertion suhse-
quently was verified. His left thumb
also was dislocated. The decision of
the referee was greeted with a mix
ture of cheers and boots.
Referee Roche, after the contest,
made the following statement.
"Ketchel was the aggfessor at all
times. Furthermore he landed the
cleaner and harder punches and
scored the only knock -down--in the
tenth round-although nearly every
body scenes to thirk that Papke had
slipped to the floor. There is abso-
lutely no question that Ketchel earn
ed a clear cut decision"
The assassin" as Ketchel has been
christened by ring followers bade fair
litedally to live up to the name. He
forced the fighting from the tap of
the initial g@ng and with the excep-
tion of the third enjoyed clear lead
in the first half of TIE battle In the
eleventh Ketchel landed time and time
again with ponderous lefts but try as
he would he could not find a vital
place. Both men were bleeding freely
at this stage of the battle, Papke in
particular spouting blood from his
mouth and nooe u, / the center Of the
ring resembled shambles.
The feature of the fight was the
, extreme viciousness with which both
men fought and the apparent hatred
that lurked behind every punch.
Ed Papke,> manager of the defeated
man said that Papke should have been
given a draw. Willus Britt said that
unless Ketchels hand gets well the
champion would not be able to fight
Jim Flynn in Los Angeles on July Il
next.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06
----~~----------~---
GIANTS INVENT NEW STEAL.
Play Discovered by Accident During
Recent Training Trip at Marlin.


Recent Training Trip at Marlin.
The newest and the cleverest base
running stunt in baseball today is what
the Giants are pleased to call the
"whipsaw steal" You'll have TO watch
pretty close to get t. and you can rest
assured that the players are not going
to tip you off in advance, But when
you do see 1t you will get :. look at the
cleverest move on the bases that has
been executed in years. The Giants
worked it on Pit sLurg and tied the
score the other cay, and they came
near working it on Boston. The idea
was discovered in Marlin by accident
last February.
The play is worked when runners
are on first and thiri and, usually
when two are out. The rlnner on first
draws th' attention of IL pitcher and
plays far enough from thu bag for the
pitcher to throw - first 20 catch him
off. re minute the PITCHER makes q
move to throw the runner starts for
second. If he does .ho man on third
who has been playing well up, is prac-
tically certain to score, cs the double
throw cannot beat him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06

Ulen and Glyndon played one OF the
fastest games here today, ever seen on
the home grounds, in the presence OF
at least 5000 ardent baseball fans, who
were drawn from miles around by the
splendid regulations both teams have
earned on the diamond this year. Kelly
for the Ulen team pitched a magnifl-
cent game, striking out twelve men
with no walks. Turnbult for Qlyndon
virtually won the game for that team
with a slashing single to left bringing
in two runs, thus winning the game
"A series Of three games are contem-
plated between the two teams, for q
$500 purse
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06

Major league scouts who wander
south aren't keeping away from Little
Rock. In the lineup of the locals is q
player who is attracting attention far
and wide. He is Catcher Casey. AL
though small for the backstopping,
Casey has gotten away in such splen-
did style this season that five or six
clubs have already put in a word for
him. However, 1t looks like Casey for
the st. Louis Americans, inasmuch as
Jack O'Connor, veteran backstop OF
McAleer's crew is managing Little
Rock this season.
While young In the business Casey
catches some heady ball. His deyel-
opment mas been fast under the watch
fHl eve of O'Connor. and 1t is believed
that by the time he Is grabbed of he
will be ready for big league company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06
Twelve Inning Game.

Aneta. M. d., July Elm a game
replete with sensational plays. Page
defeated Aneta here in twelve innings
by the score OF to 2, for q purse OF
s75, at the Fourth Of July celebration
Both pitchers twirled excellent ball
and 1t was nip and tuck until the last
man was put out.
Page won the game in the first hall
OF the twelfth, when with two outs
Catcher Ringlee overthrew third base
in an effort to catch base runner
The score:
R.H. e
Aneta. 1 0.O1o 900 o.
Page 20 OIL 90 o o 0 1-3 s /
Batteries: Aneta, Gouldtnrite and
Ringlee; Page. Lipps and Martin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06
Fsssendsn Fair and Races.

Fessenden. N. D.. July 5.--The third
day Of the third annual Well County
fair given here in connection with the
Fourth OF July celebration was the big
gest and most successful event OF it's
kind ever held In the state and the
cleanest and best conducted Of any
given on the circuit. say horsenen and
visitors. The weather was good for
the three days, but today 1t was ideal,
and the attendance was larger than
expected
In the 2:12 pace Daniel Webster, the
Fargo horse, mace mile In 2:11A
lowering the track record and beating
the time made the previous day. The
results OF the days races follow:
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sheridan,a Great Work.

New York, July g. Martin j. Sheri-
dan, the giant New fork policeman
and member Of the Irish American
Athletic club. the worlds best all
around athlete. increased his famous
point score OF 7,1SOh to 1885 In the
all around championship contests OF
the Amateur Athletic union which
was decided at Celtic park, Long
Island, In conjunction with the annual
athletic carnival OF the United Scot
tish clans.
The big fellow was In excellent form
and won nine out OF ten events on
the all around programme.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06

least possible cost. In preparing your
estimates make them az small as pos
sible,y was In effect, what the presi-
dent told his cabinet
He also outlined to them a general
policy for transfer of certain work
with d view to Tightening up the de-
partmentaI machinery, The laW d.
visions Of the departments weres the
Jones he was most anxious 20 have
Ioverhauled
The members OF the cabinet imme-
diately took up the task set for them
by the president The most enthusiast
tic members Of the Taft offlcial house
hold were Secretary Nagel OF the de-
partment OF commerce and labor and
Secretary BalIinger Of the department
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06
JACK JOHNSON UMPIREs.
colored Fighter Handles Game Well
and Draws Crowd.

Crown Point Ind. July SACK
johnson, champion heavyweight pugil-
ist of the world, came up from Cedar
Lake, Ind, his training Quarters, and
umpired game of ball between Crown
Point and the Fuqua Giants colored
of Chicago. The presence of Jack
proved serious hodoo to the colored
giants, and the Crown Point nine de-
feated them, 16 to 3. oEnson, as UNI
pire. handled the game well and proved
great drawing card.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06

Washington, p. c. July s.. Excite
ment is running riot among the va
rious department clerks even more than
1t ii in the senate during the closing
days OF the tariff revision. When
President Taft issued orders to the
cabinet to reduce expenses many look.
ed upon this as merely clever trick
to gaj.i the good graces Of the people.
but that he meant business Is now be-
coming APPARENT In the wedding u.it
pro .ess going ~ Ii the different de-
partments.
"KedI1se xcur force to working
basis. 1Ilrom eut all the dead wood.
Keep the competent. Lose nothing in
efficiency. but have efIlclency at the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06

of the interior.
The pet bureau under the Roosevelt
administration was the bureau OF cor
porations OF the department of cons
merce and labor.
President Taft thinks II should be
part OF the department of justice ana
has directed Attorney General Wick
ersham to formulate general plan to
get II there. He wants the bureau of
corporations 10 get facts and turn
them over. Wickersha1n told Nagel to
look the bureau OF corporations over.
So the bureau Of corporations Is being
reduced. Along with ii other divisions
|of the department OF commerce and
labor are being reduced. Aboux 200
clerks Will be caught ia the dragnek.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-06

Kings Daughter was heavily played
favorite, being backed down from 2
to l TO to at the close. Effendi was
the opening favorite but receded in the
betting.
Kings Daughter was the last one to
leave the barrier but she dashed into
the lead in the first sixteenth of
mile. She continued to increase her
lead all the way and at the end won
by four lengths.