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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-20

10 get wise right th6re. was only IL
years old at the time and was naturally
green at the fighting game.
oh, yes, ! fought many battles through
Montana before and after I met Thomp-
,on, though I new kept sny record oil
them. Some weps WITH .cowpunohers
miners and other fellQwsI ran up against
during my travels. There were probably
I'VE hundred and fifty battles that wery
never included In my ring record. ]
think my first fight was with q miner In
Washington with bare knucklee. 1t didn'l
last but two rounds. 40 ] Knocked him
out without much trouble. don't 70
member his name, but I know he was a
After my 20 with Thompson the man.
ager OF the Casino gave me . JOB meeting
a'lcomers at $40 q week. Iuaed 70 answer
iolls Mt Me hotel all day and fight every
night at the theatre. I tell YOU that was
pretty hard work, and the punching had
7" do in those Gays VA certainly Eoin1
night and / had TO put him away or lose
my job 7 used TO wallop them 40 bard
that when they dropped out would "a
Tho iootlights too.
one night they matched me asa!nst
a chap called the Msrysville KID Tn
manager hung .up, an q purse Tor q Ten
vi, tho money. didn't IKE that. 60 J
the FIGHT started and said 70 him; -,
I'm fight. winner take ALL and the KID
agreed Whom the gong rang got ho!
looted after the MAryevills wonder and
put him 70 sleep In the second round
Vnen ! went TO collect my eight bones
~ manager obtected, but finally PAID
mo n iuT arter q rcd hoe ~aFsunenf. I've
newer since 4reNd 20 eut the money with
am opponent, for that eort OF business
always looks queer 70 me-.
on ,Nh.n ! s.s yssss s.s isS ~s tsss,
sf%ss,.' gso;, We We sssssS s ssss 49, s .srss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-20
BAY SHORE SNOW DATES.
Earlier Than Usual This Year 10 Aveis
Csnnict with Other Hefye EXHIBITS.

Csnnict with Other Hefye EXHIBITS.
The Bay Shore horse show this year will
be held on July 20. % and ~. earlier than
heretofore. The Idea 10 10 avoid conflicts
with other horse show dates.
The efhoers 81 the association are
Charles 2. Hubbe. president; Samuel /
Pygers, Arst vice-presidsnt; Edward G,
klym, sscobd ytce-prssidsnt; George 4,
saHsSts rs t ,fssssSi;r Z s.. q air. TsSr. sfs'
;E;.!!i s: :!E!l:: s s::: g; Es::l:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-20

a GOOD sized farm out in Michigan. and
that's where I'll plant my money when
retire. The open country for me, with
lots a fresh air. soon tire OF the bright
lights OF Broadway. They've made A
bum out Of ON m ,ssm q . goa - f Ss1tsl and L"
sNo, / won't accept a theatrical enga &c.
ment, although I've had many offers to
70 out With shows. Other fighters may
fancy the SootliRhts, but not me. Like
10 Sc a good show or hear good music once
In q while, but that lets me out. I'd rather
e back "a to S'o SoSgSssh'nS fo and tn %in'nF tnsV
be a bit OF a crank on some SUBJECTS
I've v seen a horse race or q profess.
sional baseball match, They have nc
Attractions for me-. Ishave an auto.
mobile In the West and enjoy. speeding
very much. Jsok. johnson called on me
.hs, oths. .n day IL hi; a. auto Ss5 'asi to 20 lo oD.n me !
bottle OF wine For me and take me out foI
a spin up the road. but I sid nix 10 both
Invitations. The black champion 10 q
hot sport with his thirty pound auto coat
/ wish he'd put II up as part OF the stakes
when I meet him. ! GOULD use u out or
INV Michigan farm as a GROW chaser.
iI've received some big offers TO hghi
IN England, France and Australia. but
America Ia good enough for me. have
no desire to visit foreign countries or
fight under any other haG but Uncle Sans
In fact, I don't care much for foreigneri
and seldom have any dealin9s with them
So I've turned down all their offers. Tn
a born American and will live and die In
my native country. which consider the
greatest lighting nation Ia the world
We've turned out some famous pugtlists
and will continue to do 90 for years 70
come. II any foreigner. wante a crack nj
me he'll have TO Dome n America.
'Yes, !! sleep Jus. a sood a. | q
Many ashtsrs have 2 hsb!t.of st.yins
up ists, but not fcy me. Whfn u tEsln.
r. r. No. ssf 3. { sssss sss's - Y s'i w.:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-20

There was q Ave club circuit in ISIS
Boston. Louisville, Hartford, st, Louis
and Chicago. New York and Philadel-
pha-where were. theyi It wa Boston,
Cincinnati, Providence, Chicago, Indian
deSl.: r Bs.t nal"e chisss On 1 susrsl 9 cin ncH
natl, Cleveland, Troy and Syracuse In
Is7a. "A a sample 81 the diff erent com
pany In which cities have found themselves
Mlwaukee has since bean In the North.
western League, the Western League,
the American League and h American
Woroeeter was In the National League
In 1880 with Syracuse out, and In 1881
Detroit vas In and Cincinnati ont. Troy,
still a member In 1882, wa In the Hudson
River League two years later, oonsid-
cradle OF a difference. The old Ameri-
can Associations .Arst year was 1882.
p ph;,na .ss : 't tSs s'I Ee,i H,ssuGis Club nf fn,i..
Vile, the Aileghenys Of Pittsburg, st.
Louis and Bait more. In 1883 Brooklyn
vas In the Interstate Association. The
two big leagues OF 1883, the National and
American Association. had the following
circuits: National -prcyidenoe, New York
falo and Philadelphia: Amerioan-Ath.
letics, ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Metropoli-
TAM Of New York. Louisville. Columbus,
Allegheny and Baltimore.
The National League was unchanged
In 1894, but the American Association
had extended its territory and had an
unNisldy circuit = fGllocsi Allegheny
natl, Columbus, Louisville. .Metropoli.
tans, ST. Louis. Toledo. Washington and
| virglnlas. That arrangement last cd
only q year. Kansas City was In In 1855
With Buffalo out and ST, Louis IN with
P~rovidencs out. Tho American. Asso-
S-sss'. se Ga,s Sss z i%assss sIs,i: Y Po, .sss
TRs SufiAv Upsoa Association q iss4
es's.ssiss fe'sss'' Slsslasss. 6ssy.I:ss,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15

den lugter1 bolo aus olen @oien
uno guften IN oiden 8iii6eln bis-
ter alter 8iloerll berpor, u1o gelDc
Seberbliim6en lo1ten oo5mildal
uno meitbin ipenoeten ~tiefblaue Sell
ben, Die auf Dem Gid Dor Dem 5ofo
nit Der altmobii6en 9ede ltonoetl.
ibren QUIT.
@ie 5u einem SriibIingsreigell
fiigten iid Die 5arten ainoer Oes
2en5es IN Der nieoeren Stube u1o
ora1Ben ltiegen tubeIno oie 2erdaell
in ben blauen Metber.
&idle batte beute oas @efiibl bon
etmaS gang beionoers Srobem. 81.
men @ugenblid lab iie prufelo an
ibreln einfa6en, ounfelblolten SaltS-
fleibe bernieoer. Damn ober id)iit,
telte tie mie miioe Sen blonoen aopi
nno in ibren grauen @ugeniterner
glomm es mie bon Srdnen.
nno bober ltieg oie Come unS
biiate Die 8elt IN @lona u1o @lrt
8o mar es 8idle ploblidl als
borte lie Stimmen orauBen ouf Dem
Sang u1O 2elas frobes 2oden. Ils
iie Die Sir offnete, 90 iab iie &or-
leens bobe 8eitalt auf Dem Steinhc-
ben fnieen uro oas i6mor5lodige
4opf6en Der fleinen Selo an tore
8ruit oriiden.
(S%ort1eblula foIat.)
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Bonn gadertiid.

Soeben lit ul1s oas leete 0eii
Der German Mmerican Mnuals 5uge-
gangen, bas ben @nfang oes neuc-
item bod intereiianten @erfes Dor
8rofeiior S. 9anno 9eiler
g %ettIement of the Ger
nj a Coat Of 2oui ia n a."
entbalt. Sic meripoae Irbeit miro
5uerit in oieien n@nuals" publ
5iert perben u1b i'm nddliten Wtp-
not in 8ndform eribeine1. 8ir
meroep cine e~ingebenoe 8eipre6un9
bringen, lpenn oas @erf politdn-
Dig porliegt. 2eiber lit, mie aus
Stem Orleans berihtet miro, Brofei
ior 0eiler an einem Ser5lei6etl
iAper erfranft. Soffentlid miro Ell
iid baio erbolen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15

geiier abltiiraen als eimiinfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15
&5nnte midi better ieiu.

aeiner madte lie cine Salbp,
8unomaiier ooer 8aliam, Die nil
gl1dlens arnifa Salbe pergIidei1
tperoen fonnte. IS lit bos eilt5ige
perfefte Mittel eegen S1nitt- ooet
granomunoen, Siibneraugen, @biir=
fungen, geulen, gr8ema, 5al5fIul
II. |. ~. gs tit ausgeaeihnet fir from.
fe Iugen, mfgeiprnngene SGnoe.
l~1nfeblbar bel Samorboiben. Sour 25s
BEL alien Oruggi1ten.
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Jrameu, bic benedict ,perbem.

Dieie anaiebenoen 5rauen, Ole ir
liebIih bon @eiidt Sorm uno Gem.
permanent linb, tperoen bon benen be-
neibet, Die ibnen gleih fem modyien.
Cine fhmade franflide Srau lit net.
p0s uno erregbar. l1nperoaulidfeii
uno Wieren-@ifte 5eigen iid III gle
den, 8ldsden, Sout-Musf6lasen uif
einem i1ledten Seint. Sir iolhe
betpirft gIeftrif 8itters @unoer.
Daiielbe resuliert Magen, 2e6er,
Wieren, reinigt oas 8lut, giebt itarfe
Nerben, belle @ugen, reinen Mtbcln,
melhe iammtne Saat unb i60ner
Seint. 8iele rei3enoe Srauen Der
oonfen Inn @eiunbbeit uno Sdon;
belt. SOC bel anen 9ruagiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15
Der neite Yoitmeiiter in Mmitin.

Die Mnlte1ltng oes @errn N. s.
YShlemmer als Boitmeiiter in Muitil
bat bort in alien &reiien, Defenders
unter oenoam meiiten intereifiertel1
@elddftsleitten groBe @efriebigual
g%efunoen oa 6erielbe als Elm ourdl-
aus fdbiger Wann fir bieien BoStcly
befannt lit.
Serr Sblemmer fam als iuirael
Wann nod Serog, mar 2 SABRE
lang als Seleerapbiit in 9ienIter
Der S &@. 90. 8abn, meiItens III
Sapor> ober 1880 bis 1881 oel
erite 5tations-Mgent oieier gabn ii
Weu-grmnfels. Spdter eroffnete
er Elm 8mfmamsgeifaft in aple
Wegen ieiner &enntniiie Ser anslan.
oiidef1 Wdrfte puroe er gum Gor.-
jul in Mannbeim 9eutldlano, pr.
nannt, mo er iid mebrere Sabre mf.
belt. Gen 8oniular-Eoften in Der.
gen, Normegen, lebnte er So.
MISUNDERSTANDING pegen ab, L.. febra
l9U6 nab Seras 5ltrlid, mo- er iIf
IN Muffin nieoerlieB.
Na6 Dem Sooe oes Yoitmeiiters
3impelmann mnroe SEER Shlein.
mer BON pielen 8iireern aufgefor.
bert, iid INN ben erleoigten SOFTER
81 befperbeit. lleber 100 ser berpor.
~ragenoiten @eihaftsleute Muitias
unter5eidneten Die Ietition fir ieint
IniteQling uno mall muB a%nerfennen
ooB Die 3egierung in @aibinqfor
bel oieier aniteQung in FOLDER @el-
ie Dem aagemeinen Wunide oel
@eidoftsleute auitins nadfam. Mit
gratulieren Serrn Sdlemmer, meb,
aber nod Der 8epolferung bon Mu:
tin 81 oieier grnennuug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15
arafeblmader bimamssemurfen.

@enn elm Seioenoer an Magenbe-
i6neroen Or. Sings Neip 2ife BiGs
ninmt, lit er frob, bob ieine 9Dspep-
tia uno llnberoaulidfeit binausflieet
-aber nod mebr, er freut ii6 aud
iber ieinen neuefl, feinen 4ppctit.
Starfe Nerfen, geilnoe araft uno
oas Maes, ipeil Wagen, 2eber unb
Nieren riftig arbeiten. 25c bel allen
9rnaaiiten.
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stabtrats- @erbanblnnnea.

am leBten Wfontag mar nur etlte
fur5e. Die nellel1 @n~itellungen in1
Goli5ei= uno @eiunobeits~9 eparte=
ment fonnten nod 1ibt gemeloe.
meroen.
alderman @idelano pom 5rieo-
bofs=&omite beri1tete, baB feline
Observation-Disclosures be5iigli6 oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eitgereidt mer-
BEN fonnen, ebe cine topogropbiibe
4orte oes 9lobes pollenbet Jet. Dds
8omite, beltebeno aus Ben Mloer-
men @idelano, 2odlpooo uno Gid-
fer 6atten porgei6lagelL einen Greis
bon $500 fir Ben beiten glon our
4nloee oieies s rieobofes aus4n-
ieten, meI6er 4ntrag aud bie all-
geneine 3uitinmu11e oes Mapors
nno Staotrats failo, bod miro iebt
nit leiner Inmobme mol ~ge5ogert
iperoen, big Die topogropbil6e &ar-
te fertig lit.
Cine &e6luung ser @aiieriperts4
@eielll1aft BON 1856 fir 2iefeum-
gen inn Sabre 1903 muroe auf aln-
trag bon Mloern1arl Wouermanl1
abgemielen. SEER Walterma1ln be-
griinoete ~ieillel1 4ntrog oomit, oot
Die @eienidaft 3eit genug eebabt
babe, ibreSoroerung friib5eitiger Elm
| 5ubringerl, mo Ser Staotrat moi
beredtiet lei, Die l1nteriudune Ell
Tier 10 lange berjabrten S6ulo 5ll'
riif5upeiien.
Srau Carrie Mnorens erbalt S2G
5uriifbe5oblt, ols Cribs zines uSei.
fers" ben Die 8ounb-8eboroer
%oerfaltft battelt. 8. Cutters MniprutJ
fir $4,000 Sdooeneriab, fir Meu-
oerung Der @runoeigeltrmsgren5ea.
nuroe abgelpielen.
Die Bombs Ser folgenoen Beam
ten muroen aneenommen: Sd)os-
meifter Gbas. s. 81. @rmmel $10O,-
900, Ioli5ei6ef Gbas. gon Giper
$500, Staot-aiieiior 90. 6. either
$4,000, Stobt-Iuoiterr 0ictor ge3e,
Staot-Glerf Sreo. Sries $4,000, 81
iiitent-S taot=glerf Sanles SimpluIl
$500, 5euerpebrdef 9bil. @riebt
$500.
9ie StraBen Morales, Noro-0ic.
oinn 8ere5, Colorado, Zeal ltll
2ope5 io1en macabamiiiert merocn.
Mif fir @penne g lino 8erbeiiern1l=
gen on%georbnet.
Heue StrnBenlampen 1onen ange=
bradt iperoen an @enrietta lulO
Claudia StraBe, 2afitte StraBe Cont
8arf), Muitiu Mpenue, Gaia 8lunca,
San 8eoro uno MoenoIia. Cine
Hetition fir eille StraBenlampe an
Monterep StroBe tpliroe niht be-
miaigt, 90 Die oortigen@
5abl 5u flein it, oieie Musgabe au
redtfertigen.
Seuer-SDeranten oil 8arf ulto
Yaibal, 8aidal uno gbergreeli,
Evergreen unb Gillespie Strobc
puroelt niht bepiaigt, neil bie
oortieen @aierrobren gu flein lino.
@enn oie oortigen 8iirger lih be-
reit erfldren lih ben nelten H6b,
rem an5ni6lieBen, miro oie 8allel-
merfs= @eieuidaft auftrag erbaltcn,
gr0Bere &obren 81 legen. Gin 6euer-
9pormit an Gibbs Strabe murbe be.
miGigt.
Die grridtrng BON 3elten fir re-
Iligioie 8eriammlungen innerbaII'
Der inneren Seuergren5en nuroc
perboten.
Mloerman 3i9ter beridtete Der
idiebene Menoerungen in oen MiieIi~
merits, iowie iiber ein5elne Ietitio-
men.
Die ginmobner Der 3. Strabe pru,
teitieren segen oie erridtung einar
@aihanitolt an iener StraBe.
Der Gran Girculo Sc Obrelics
erbielt Die @%rlaubnis, ben Car
Beoro 8arf CUR 6eier oes ct. So
b%annisfeites pom "a. big 27. SUIT
5u bertltben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15

resrente BON 10000 5rancs gu if.
rer Mutter 5~uriidgefebrt lit. 9as
lino Die Se6ensidifiale Der .Sami-
lie 9auoet".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15

Pins San Domingo miro ae.
meloet, General Guerito Selice, Ser
6iibrer Oes lebten M~ufitanoes, ba-
be iid Der &egierung ergeben. Gr
meroe allBer 2anoes gei6idt merSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15
for0erte OILS 9~iebesoienlt BON ieillelr

foroerte ais 9iebesoieuit Don ieirlein
Greunoe, ieine iunge i6one Sdme-
iter @omee 9ouoet 81 beirate1, 0lc
ein5ige Godter oes perltorbenen DO.
maneierS. Ger iuuge @ermair. Elm
imnlens reiher Mami, cntidlloB
iih sur Gbe ieitlem Sreunoe 5ulle-
be. Ginige Monate lang bat oieie
Gbe geoonert. iebt bat IN offer
SreunoidJaft Die Sheiouna bes jun
gen @ermain BON leiner 8attin itatt-
gefunoen, neld)e NIT elmer Sn6s
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
MORE WAGE CUTS
TO Be ANNOUNCED
The Iron Age Says All Iron
Workers viii be Reduced.

New York. March 1.-THE Iron age
says:
Announcements OF wage reduc-
lions in the iron industry are becom-
ing more numerous and others are
about to be made. II Is evident that
this phase OF the reimbursement has
only been fairly entered upon. and II
may be expected that the process will
be thorough. affecting every operation
from the mining of the ore to the
rolling OF the finished product. The
trade is facing the probability that the
return OF real prosperity may yet lead
IL over some rough ways. And in such
a general readjustment as is now be
Ing discussed IL is hard TO see how the
railroads and other important interests
can escape.
There is Enthusiastically more ac-
tiyity in the iron and steel markets
now that the trade has been able 10
get its bearings in a measure"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
M'KINLEY'S DOCTORS =
WERE PAID S32,4OO
Expenditure Made by Nation in
1901 Made Public.

Washington. March l1.-with the
dent Roosevelt it has become possible
TO ascertain the details OF the expen-
ditures made in connection with the
last illness and death of former Presi-
dent Mckinley. which have been so
carefully covered up for seven years
that even the auditing officials Of the
government have known but approx
mately how the $4,000 appropriated
by congress was expended Not in the
history of the federal government has
there been such care taken to keep
the exact disbursement from the pub
lie as in this instance.
The object OF this great secrecy was
to avoid repetition OF the extreme
unpleasantness that followed the i'll
ness and death OF President Garfield
and TO prevent a discussion OF the
character OF the several claims.
The money finally paid by the treas
ury department was distributed as fol.
lows
Physicians and surgeons-Dr. Mat.
thew ID. Mann. Buffalo. $4,000: Dr..
Herman Minter. Buffalo. $4,000: DR..
Charles McBurney. New York, $4,000;
DIT. Roswell Park. Buffalo $4,000: DR..
Charles C. Stockton. Buffalo. $500:
Or. ]. F. Janeway. New York. $500:
Or. Herman C. Melsinger. Buffalo.
$3.50; DIR. w. w. Johnson. washing.
ton, $500: DR.. Edward Lee. $500: DR..
John Parmenter. $500: DR.. Harvey r.
Gaylor. $500; DR. Nelson w. Wilson.
$3.50; Or. C. Mex. Hall. 5000: Dr. Ed.
ward C. Mann. $500. Total $40. 400.
The balance was paid to undertake
ers. nurses. telegraph companies and
for miscellaneous expenses.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
Southern Railway

.s.-Tolowlns schedule figures psbnsA.s =.
oforz anon. and arr nos guaranteed
schedule effective Jan. I7th. Is o
Trains hsavs Washington from NV ueir.
I.so n m 0aily-Local TOR ~srrsasoF, Da,
' ne. and ssy stasionA
I.bo o. N Deily-Loeai for aarnsonburE Va
p 90 N Daiiy-Cnise6 States Tsst MAJ
fifssciess coacaea and drBEing-room, slsspeF o.
Ne. Orleans pin;ng car service.
40 y. n daily-W sshineton aad flord
ktf1issd Through eoeehes snd sisspsr 20 90
70 Augusta and Aiken Dining car service Tour.
ns - California tr-0eekly.
alk p m Neek Oaya-LocAi Tor srriGonbaF,
and uey stations on Manassas Branch
Ass N Daily-Loeal Tor Warrensoa Sd
lsi0 D n Dany-kss Yoss and M.m,b,,
Lansssd (vfa Lznehbursl-Firss elass coach ans
sfssping ear 20 Roanoke. Knoxyflls Chats,
nooge. Birmingham and hemphfst sleeper d
seu Orieana. Dlningear services.
lo.t* p. - Defly-Nes Yofk and Nsv Orlsau,
Lni>sd-An Pullman trains. club and observe
eon cars 70 New Orieansi sleeper " AshvfIi,
ansnsa. key orissns Sleeper 20 Charlotte
Throlsh trains nom shs south srriv. Wash.
ington SIS O m. $50 .. N, 1910 D. N
dAnyl $40 ,. N. and 1890 p n. daily aar-
nsoneurS t1-25 .. N seek Gays and ESQ pm
daily IRON Charlottesville. sic o N. s-55 p
Tieksss, sisspiEgc.r ressrv asions, and dss.i...
Information can be hsd 81 sckss once, 70s lss,
ga. scs % nv and Eex Oaon staeo.
5aggAgs chscked through from hossls and Fss
dences- Dab service.
9H. AcKERT, v p. and Gen. ass
Z. n. HARDwIoK, Pass. Trsfac MEs
n. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. ASeBt
sne~p 9s~s-ai AfsRa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
WILL WELCOME
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
MOmbasa Preparing For Much
HeraIded Trip.
BIG GAME IS PLENTIFUL

Greeting to Mr.. Roosevelt Will BE
More TO the Sportsman Than to the
Former President-Repcrtso Of Move
msnts of Game Being Received.
Mombasa British East Africa. March
n.-Mombasa is preparing already to
welcome Theodore Roosevelt when he
lands here the latter part OF next
month on his much heralded African
trip. and the coming OF the former
president OF the United States has
given a decided impetus to the interest
in the present hunting season. The
governor of the protectorate. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Sir James Hayes Sadler.
is getting up program OF welcome
and entertainment for the distinguish
ed visitor. but in spite OF these ar
rangements the greeting to Mr.. Roose-
welt will be more to the great sports
man. whose fame is well known TO
local hunters. than TO the former pres
ident
East African sportsmen were highly
graufed To learn that Mr.. Roosevelt
had refused the offer OF the authori-
ties to grant him a special hunting r.
cense that would have permitted him
TO Kill game to an unlimited extent. in.
stead OF combining himself TO the two
elephants. two rhinoceros. tive hippo
potami. etc. OF the regular license.
Lions and leopards are classed as
vermin and consequently no license to
XIII them is required.
The white population OF Mombasa
has heard much Of Mr.. Roosevelt's
personality. and in a joking way FIRE
Quent references to the big Stick
are being made.
The regular time for the big rains
Is from the end OF January to the
end Of April The prospects for good
hunting this season are considered ex.
cellent- Many OF the settlers In the out.
lying districts. realizing the increasing
interest in the prospects for sport be
cause OF the coming Of Roosevelt. are
voluntarily sending in information
about the movements OF game. Ac-
cording TO a dispatch received here q
record group OF lions. NUMBERING
thirty-two. was seen on the Nandi pla.
teau at point about fifty miles north
OF Port Florence. Among them were
three huge males Four families OF
giraffes have been seen at Makindu,
200 miles inland from here on the line
OF the Uganda railroad. and elephants
have been seen at Elhurgon. AIS miles
inland on the railroad and along the
Sabaki river. not far to the north of
Mombasa-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts direct
" on the blood and mucous surface.
halls Catarrh Cure is not q quack medi-
cine. 1t was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years and
Is q regular prescription. It ia composed
OF the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surface The perfect com
olnation OF the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in curing
satarrh; Send for testimonials free
+ j. CHENEY 4 co, Props Toleo, o
Sold by Druggists, price Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
ASK FOE TO ADDRESS THEM

Chicago Pronlbitionists Have Antl-pry
Man a. Guest Of Honor Tonight.
Chicago. March IL. 80 Chicago Pro
hioiucnists made q unique move In tn
viting 20 their annual banquet. to be
held tonight. one OF their opponents
The unusual guest Of honor Is Clar-
enee > Darrow. the famous lawyer
and author. whose part In the pro
gram will be a speech against pro
hibition.
The subsequent proceedings will par
take partially OF the nature OF joint
debate. Reply to Mr.. barrow win be
made by oliver W. Stewart. former
chairman OF the national committee OF
the Prohibition party: w. p. F. Fer
guson. editor OF the National Prohlbi-
Zionist. and others.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
REJECTED LOVER A SUICIDE
Kills Himsen In S~eeshesrt's Yard
and Len letter % Endsarment

Kills Himself In S~eeshesrts Yard
and lett Letter o. Endssrment
Philadelphia. March i1.-Because OF
unreQuited love. Harry knight. a
young man OF Plainneld. N j.. killed
himself In the yard OF the home OF his
sweetheart
knight had been attentive 10 Miss
Nellie Mitchell. but the friendship was
broken on.
letter full of eRdearment address
ed 10 the girl was found in his cloth
ing. This letter said:
My Lost Love-You have refused
me your love. 50 goodby. could not
live without you. am going now
where nothing can worry me Oh.
love. I love you. | love you. and you
only. could not live. dear. without
you and see you marry some one else.
Please pray for your lost love"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-13
Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)--
CATTLE steady; choice. $5.5005.75:
prime, s6.30G6.5O
SHEEP slow; prime wethers. $3.50
Q6; culls and common. S225Q3 $50:
lambs. S5.50QS; veal calves, $9m9 so.
HOGS lower: prime heavies. 1925
G7.30; mediums. $7.15G720; heavy
Workers, S7G7.l0; light Workers se 80
Q6-S5; pigs. s6@6.25; roughs. $3.50
f16.50