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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
DEATH OF MRS. MARY BRUGH
One of Pioneer Women of Fremont
Passes Away After Brief
Illness.

FREMONT, Neb., oct B.-(SpeCial)-
Mrs. Mary e. Brugh, wife Of &c. q. Brugh
Of this city. died here last evening after
an illness Of few hours at the age Of 76
years She was born In Indiana, where
she was married to Mr.. Brugh over fifty
years age She came with her husband
to Nebraska in 1853 and they located on a
claim near Fremont Mr.. Brugh was ex-
tensively engaged In freighting across the
plains until the Unien Pacific railroad was
completed. and during these years Mrs.
Brugh was obliged to undergo the hard
ships Of pioneer life alone with her chill
dren on account OF his necessary absence
She was a woman who was very highly
esteemed, especially by the older settlers
OF pioneer days. She Is survived by Mr..
Brugh, three children, Jacob Brugh Of
Beatrice, Neb. Melvin Brugh, who lives
on q cattle ranch near Pueblo, Colo, and
Edna Brugh OF this city, and one brother
]. Schick OF Anderson, Ind. Funeral ar.
engagements have not yet been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
rOwER mRIaATIox sUoCEssFUL

Sutherland Farmer Waters Tea Acres
Daily with Thresher Engine,
SUTHERLAND, Neb., oct 26.-(Speciei.)
s-Jamss r.. White. a prominent farmer and
. man who Is cognikant OF irrigation con-
eitiOns and has opinions regarding the pos
Hibilites OF canal irrigation in this valley in
the future, has recently been making a test
OF irTiEatinE BY means OF a pump. He
used q fve-ineh circular pump propelled
by a thresher engine and found that he
could easily irrigate nearly ten acres OF
crops In a day. He figures that with a suf-
ficient number OF wells and suitable pump
Eng facilities the farmers can supply their
crops with all the moisture necessary at a
reasonable cost As this section OF the val
ley Is given a considerable TO beet growing
and alfalfa there Is reason 20 believe that
Mr.. Whites plan viii be followed In the
course OF time During the last season lack
OF water IN the irrigation canals resulted
In q shortage OF crops. So long as water
Tor irrigation purposes here must be taken
frsm the North Platte river after journey
erom the Rockies. the outlook for the future
trOm an irrigation standpoint Is not fiat
terinE b local farmers Therefore. MIR.
Whites Investigation Of the feasibility and
cost Of operating pumping plants for irri-
cation
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

FENDER, oct 25.-(Special(-The Fender
National bank has just completed new
home for itself. It is OF Bedford stone.
with steam heat, hot and cold water,
electric lights and modern conveniences'
The lower story will be used for banking
purposes and the upper story for offices
The building cost $4,000 and is one Of the
finest bank buildings in this part OF the
state. 1t was formally opened to the pub
lie last Saturday. A general invitation
had been extended to all the people Of the
community and from the crowd that came
most OF them must have accepted. People
from Emerson, Walthill, Wakefield. Ban
croft, Thurston and adjoining towns cam'
to inspect the buildings and sill were en-
thuslastic In their praise Of 1t,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

KHARNEY-The four men who were ar
rested here for stealing clothing from a
local store have been bound over to the
district court. They will be tried on "A
grand larceny charge.
KEARNEY-AfteF inspecting the work of
the Normal school here the University of
Chicago has accredited the work OF the
state high school and college departments
with full time credit.
REATRICE-Wo ord was received here yes
terday from smith Center, Kan, announe-
Ing the Death OF Mss Ruth Carpenter,
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs Albert Carpenter
feFmeT residents of this county She was
Il years Of age.
GRAND ISLAND-While coming 90 the
city Monday morning, Fred Freis single
team was struck by the Burlington east
bound passenger train at the Tenth street
crossing, and the horse was instantly killed
and the buggy badly wrecked. Mr.. Ere
escaped without a scratch
GRAND ISLAND-J w. Rose, formerly
manager OF the American Sugar Beet com
pany's plant in this city, recently with az
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

automobile firm in Omaha. has returned
TO Grand island and purchased the interest
Of Mr.. Porter in the Donald-porter com
pany, wholesale grocers. Mr.. Porter will
locate In California.
BBATRICE-Clem MCCan. a drayman Of
this city, was assaulted and beaten by two
men On Glenover yesterday, who refused TO
give their names when locked Up. The road
leading 70 his property was blocked by sew
eral moving wagons and Mccall made a
Kick, which resulted In a fight In which he
was pretty badly worsted
KEARNEY-J w. Wright pitcher on
the Kearney base ball team last year and
sull held by the capitalists and Miss
9th 'sdeil daughter OF one Of the promi-
nent contractors OF the city. were married
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

HASTINGS, Oct. 25.--(Special. Mr.. Onno
Uden. a farmer living near Prosser, has in.
voked the aid of local clairvoyant t.
find his runaway wife, who Is said t.
have eloped with one of their farm hands.
Uden has paid SIS down to get the necrc
mantle influence at work and the bargain
calls for SIS more when the goods are de
livered. In the meantime a few sleuths
Of the old school are engaged in the hunt
Mrs. Uden has suit Tor divorce pending
in Hail county
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

Ia Grand Island Mr. Wright came out
from his home state. Illinois 60 meet his
bride. They will make their home I'm
kearney during the winter
CRAIG-An old style literary society. In
which old and young ioln, has been organ
lied. At the first regular meeting last
Friday night Mrs J. r. GARNER and Rev.
Gerriet Jaussen. affirmative. and G. T.
Fries and sam Titus, negative, entered into
a spirited and friendly contest over the re-
spective merits Of country and city life.
The unanimous verdict OF the judges was
in favor OF the country life. A mock trial
will be one OF the features Of the next
meeting
The Key to the situation-Bee want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
Inspeetion Of Gunrdsmen,

HoLDREGE, Neb. Oct. 3.-(special )
Major B. II. Phelps of Lincoln inspected
Company e, Second regiment, the local
military organization of the Nebraska Ma
uOnal guard. OF the fOrty-four men on
the company roster who attended the
Fort Riley maneuvers, thirty were present
last night at the inspection. Captain
AndeFsens company made a fine Inn
presslen with Major Phelps and he paid
them several compliments on their APP
pearance, condition of equipment and
discipline.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

HoLDRE0E Neh. Oct 25--(special.)-
Last night witnessed the opening OF the
series OF meetings which number OF the
pastors Of the county are conducting IN
the interest OF county option az the country
churches and principal school houses, The
meetings are entirely nonparusan in their
nature with the exception OF the one issue
which the speakers are featuring Last
nights meeting at the Holcomb church was
well attended. The schedule which has
tust been completed Is as follows; October
N Good Hope school house; October IS.
Atlanta; October 2, Union church; October
y, WESTWARD church; October - LOOMS;
october 81. Funk; October 81, Bertrand.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
PRODUCE QUOTATION CASE UP
judge Declares that the Allegations
OF Conspiracy Are Not Sutfi-
ctently Specific.

CHICAGO. oct, g5.-The suit OF the gov
eminent to enjoin the Chicago Butter and
Esq board from making quotations came
before Judge Kohlsaat In the United States
circuit court today. Attorney n. J. Moore
appeared for the board and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney w. r, Medars for the gov
eminent. II is the contention Of the latter
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
Ilt,le GirI Drowned A Tub.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Oct @.-(spe-
oial.)-Janette, the little daughter Of MRS.
Nettie Harren OF Doniphan, was found
dead with her head in a tub only partially
filled with water. Cement men had beer
working about the place and left tut
with but a few inches of water in 1t stand
ing near the walk. The little brother Of
the girl found her in the position indicated
gave warning and medical aid was at once
summoned. but after efforts extending Ovei
three quarters Of an hour hope 70 resusci'
tate the life was abandoned. The little one
was the granddaughter OF w. J. Burger
one OF the pioneer and prominent residents
OF DOniphan-
The lAey to the situatiOn-Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

that members Of tho quotations committee
Of the board, themselves dealers In butte
and eggs. knowing before hand what quota
tions they viii post. were enabled 20 meki
contracts with farmers and dairvmcu to tbs
detriment Of the producers aud to the Ole
advantage Of their rivals IN business.
After hearing tho arguments, Judge kok
ssat declared that the alcgatons In TIM
hill we're not sufficiently specific on thu
conspiracy charge Leave Of twenty day
was given in which 60 amend the bill
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

For pains In the side or chest damDen .
Iaeos Of flannel with ChAmberlains Lini.
unent and bind Il on over the seat Of pain.
1hsrO b nothing better. EOr sale by all
drugEiSta
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

The Key to the s,tuation-Boe Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
Ro.a a. Inaictea.

James 4. Ross was the second man to
appear IN federal court as the result OF
the recent session Of the grand jury and
furnish bond for his appearance in the
United States district court to answer the
charge Of selling liquor without having
paid the government tax. Ross gave bond
hn the sum Of $50 for his appearance, the
security balng Furnished BY Thomas oCOn-
nor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26

The Key to the situatiOn-Bee Want Ads.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

Die Mtttbetlun9. oab Prd'1z
bent Ropfepelt in etnem pripatbrters
pplIe 3ufrisoenbeit nit Der Saftihen
Nomtniitrotion ausgeipro6en babe,
tunn ntht Hberrai6en, od 5aft in is@
Der SdnIiht oem RopiepeItiten Yro'
oramm treu Qeblieben lit. AQetn Der
GrfoIg Der 9uftihen Administration
hdnot niht bios Don Der 3u'tlmmun9
8opfeoelts ab. 4u6 bos8olt bat Rterln
etlpas gu fdgsn. Io9or nod mebr ols
RooTepelt. Oas 8oIt oerlan8t msbt
ol8 BrinSipientreue; es forosrt Elm en-
Fiqes 8eniiben, bic Yrtn8tplen 81
S6atfu6en 8u geitalten, IN 1opeit aIs
nem grdTioenteu bas 2estere 8eItngt
piro man ben GrfoIg ietner 40mnI
itration bere'Ien-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

Aus Daibinqton piro holz
Ser 5risoe uno iuBe Gtntraht gsmeIs
bet. Die o{niuraenten baben oer1pro=
den, oem repubiitdniIden Gautus bel@
3upobnen, in psI6em bic WlitglIeoer
fir bas unteriuhungs sEommtttee IN
Der Bin6ot 8aItngsr Nn9elegenbelt
erndnnt Deroen iollen. WdbrI I6etnltd
ift ben sJniur9enten cine 8ertretung i'm
Qlusffub 3uqsIaqt poroen. 8aB oiez
Ter Erieoe Iib aber dl5 Don Oduer rrs
peiien lpirb, m0dten mir niht bebdups
ten. aber Is rpiro fem 8rieg gegen ben
8rdfibenten fein, Ionoern Dieier Diro,
rpis Rpofepelt, nit ben SSniurcsn.eH
aeQen Die StdHDpdtter i'm Felo 'tehen.
Tas Legislative Brogramm oes BrG'ls
Dentsn umfaft bic Geiese our Re5dz
liruno Der GiiSubabnsr. Der 8orporae
tioHen uno b NfTsutIJ6eH 9omdnen.
IS 1T a5i unDertbdr, odB ole
Staropats,I. ..elte Die 8ertreter ber
aorporattoren iino. ben 9ori6Iag oez
Brdfioenten, pel6er ben GtIenbdbnsr
folh ftrsnge Observation-Disclosures
porfhrsi6t, untsrItuBeH rperoeH. GbenIc
lpsHia neroen bic Stanopatter Jls
8ertreter Der Wonopole Die 8orfhldg'
bes 8rGfioenten gum Shus Der offent:
lihen TonlGne gutheiBen. unter Iol
den lImitGnpen miiBte es unbegreltIid
fheinen, tpie cine Spanuuuq 3DIiheI
Dem grdFosnter uuD ben s5nIurgen
ten eintreten tonnte, ldge nIft et1
Gntfremounq aus friiberer 3eit Dor
9tefe beaann nit Dem Sartf. Die 81
furoenten limb Der 4nTiht, oQb De
Drdfoent friiher in ben Idrif bait
stnareifen Iolleu uno fsrner finb ne D.
Mnfif4, baB cine nsue Reoiiton DE-
1arifs nidt bts 1912 perThobsn tpsr
BEN IplIte, FonDern es Dolltq aHqebraf
mare, folfe 3olls, Die bauptIdtli6 oer
9Ronppolismus ais Stube pienen I.
fort berab8ufeben. Das lebtere 9:'
lunaen fdetnt Den 9rdIioenteR beIor
bsrs irritirt gu ba6eu unD offenbar be
BEN bic Stanbpattsr pieie Sttmnlun
ausaenubt, um ben Rib gu erDslterl
Rad ben lsBtsn 8erihten 81 urtheilei
fdeiueu bic sSnIurgenten iid bd3u De-
pfliftst an haben, ben 5arif ruben
Iuifen. Tamit Iidern lie Die Gtntrat
IN Der gartei, o1ne i4renr prtn3tp
gsirflihfeit an entfaser, oenn olel
fdmpft nit slenentarer Wa6t fur i
rrIbff. Che nod tpeitsrs pier Woh'
od. ,aanb gegunsen iinb. fDiro aus De
srsGn1f iIIts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
2ofal +. Geri(bt.
Gbeerlaubnibideiae.

(g6ag. 8. 8ilIon. %. plenInnt Riess
Jennw Wap Rsso, 20. neggl.
( Spon Dinci, %, Central aps.
lanna Wlilies, 19, ossgl.
lgDoli.r RoIsnbagsu, q. RsDport, ,Rp.
lalpins Jiiisrs, Is. Spcamors Ctr.
Ioorrn Roderman. %, 9opins Ctr.
lfronees ausbbsring. q. pine Str.
lgBm. 8. Isi5ling, 81, Cincinnati.
lUldn y. Qnnsrion, %, Ysuolespn ct.
lWlihdel Nbsin, %, giDiHaIien Ctr.
lailian Otter, 20. WspboDt Ctr.
i6erbert g. Rpan, %. elmipcob.
llJlas MOrrifon, q. Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

8oIte felbit elm fplh ernftlihes 8srz
largen mad 4bihaffung Der 3Olle All
RabrungsmitRl ii6 pabrnehmbur ma
den, bob Der qrdTbent, itatt gegsn
bic Sniurgeuten gu tdmpfen, ii4 On
beren Spise itellen tptrp. Die ab'tat,
oas 9plt nit 9sIeben gegen Sruits gu
beItpi9tigeu, tptrb ith ais pergsbens
ertpetisn. Oas 8oIt bat in ben lsBt.n
Syabrer cine gu quite ppIitiite SauIunq
erbdlten, um nt6t su burhitauen DAP
Der Sdrif Der RdbrboOen Der SrnIts ii
unp ouB, tpenn cine ebrlihe Reform
itattfinoen ion, eins ebrlihs 8eptitor
oes Sarifs bic bisrSu nOthtgite gOrbss
btn9ung lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

0te 4bit6t Iiegt Dor, ben
Gtdoten in Gbio oas Redt al ertbeis
len, oQB fie ben 8etrdntehanpel nab
ihrem eiqenen gelieben regultren. 0od
niro bin3ugsfiigt, oaB es no6 an9s7
itrerqten Stuoiums be0urfe, I'm bic
fonftitutioneLIen S2ptsrigteiten aus
bem Meqe gu rdumeu. Deun Die &onz
ftitution pirtlidb reipettirt 1pIroe, 10
bdtten bic 1emperen8aeieBe niht pal
iirt peroen tonnen, oa iIe ofTentuuOlg
unfonititutioneQ Itno. Aber duT tel
nen 3aq lit es untonItttutioneQ, oas
uniinnige Gouutp 2Ocal Sptton 8eieB
au Dioerrufen. Wenn oas QeItieht,
baun nerDen bic li6eraLen Glemente
aufrieDen ietn. 9as 8ereoe pon Der
GinFibrunQ Der itdottiten SeI6'tpers
lpaltung 1T Spiegelfedterei. Gs iou
bios oem 3pete oisnen. bic Gufmerts
famteit pon bem W0gIihen, Dem Bi:
oerruf oes eripdbuten 8eieBes, ab3uIen
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
aaes Gneiaaatier gDlfsbatt zamtas 10. saaaar 1910

gflihten ssgen bas Bolt 81 3tpinssn.
mdhte Nooiepelt 3u einem kriibm.
ten Wlann unb sum Retter Der repis
bIitanifhen Gtnrihtungen. Us ut
mebr als fpahrfheinlih, bdb 3dft ges
sipungen iein ipirb, in glsiher Bene
porsueeben. Gntbebrt er Der hier5it
nDtbigeu Gntlhiebenheit. oann III sr
fir INNER perurtbeilt. 4ber mir tpers
ben ben 9srba6t 9in6ots, bab Der
grdTioent elmer folden gntihlohen'
belt ni6t fdbig lit, srft bonn fur ees
reatfertist holtsn, ipenn Der prdiioeni
benz aonereb seiiattet bat, Die Slsnng
gu IhlHBen, obne bic nOthtssn GsIess
gum Saug oss 0ffsutIidsn etSsn'
thums paifirt All baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

Bie Der grGftoent mitt6eiIt,
ift qenau FeItgefteGt, oob 63 Yliqionsn
Dollars nOtbi9 limb, um I'm Sbto etne
Tubrrinue pon 8 SUB Siefe her5uiteIs
len. D9it elmer 9erpiuigung bon 5i4
U2inionen oas Sya6r, pdre oas Bert IN
ap0lf Sabren ferttg geiteat uno etne
psrmanente BertebrsItraBe fir ems DER
potfsreihiten 8ebiete Der Union 9ez
Tbaffen. Nus oieiem 8runoe tit Der
9rdFoent Tebr oringeno in isiner Gms
pfeblung oieTem llnternehmen etn'
16leunlge 8eenoigung gu fitern. Vtels
leift tpGre es anoebruht, boB Die lena
1IFerftaaten oes Ghio eiuen 5hetl gu
ben Soften beitra9er, um Die 5ertt8'
fteuung bes uHternebmens innerbaIf
feds Sabre 81 erlangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

Bon Or. Strmann 2 hmi b |.


Sn unTereH aulsuritaotsn Iammslt
ii6 bic genSl.sruns immsr nsbr in Den
Gt1bttn an; bns aanp psrlitrt bdpss
gen lnngTam on Bebeutuns. 8ieis
entipidsIung gum 5rbuitrisiiaoi nit
sdhlviten iino grObtn Sidbten in siHe
Eioenttiimlinstii Der neusit,u 3eit.
es CAB gum geifpisl nod 1916 i'm
gebist bes heu.isen Teu.iten Rsihss
nur siusi Gidb.e nit 100000 uno
mshr Ginipchnsrn. n6mlif 6ombn,g
unb Berlin, uHb Der antbeil ihrsr Be-
p0lterung an Der eeiammteu eintrnbs
nersabl bss qaHbes bstrug nidt mebr
aIE Ii prcssni, ipoeegsn man i'm
Sabre 1905 btreits 81 Grobft1bte teins
sslns Qanburitdots singsrttHei) sdb'
len tdnn, in bsnsn nunmshr runo 20
proseni Der MeiGshp0lstrung ipobnsn
Mehnlih iii hie Gntipidelung auh n
onnesn adnosrn, itlbii in Iolhen mil
aerinaem Dsturteniibtrfhub.
Die HeItItsIIiiae Der GinDohnersnh
Der or0bisn Gtdbts IN hsuie pislfat
cine syrass fix fib: sins pisl seriirents
piIIenmdbiae Webduung triiredt I'D
nett hindus In bic llmgebung. Dor
| unb Hanboriidbte entipi6sln fih d
fsibItft1nbiosn @tukinotn. Wal
Ihl;sblid, snr .@robFiobt" nls cine
asparaphilhsn Ginkit 5u rs6nsn III
iunn man fiur msbr an Der 1cnb rs
aorie entfGtibtn. 90 iinb ouf ben
eiaeniliden Gsabteebist BON Berlin
l905) nur 2,040. .148 GinDobnsr G.
sdhls iporbsn. ihliebs man absr aIi
mil BEN 6onpiInn Sufdmmenhdnssa
ben glorcrie nnb Dprftaois Elm, 10 Tin
bet mon fit .Grob Berlin miHbsIitn
cine NebDittrung BON 2,881 .83l. q
Tolfxr Weifs fpnrbtn fir tins ansaf
BON grpbiidbien bic 3ahleH ermiiisl
I ,popon einigt bier plat finoen m6gsT
il No4 bsn ktstn umtlitkn 3dhlar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
Sad ,,ner ginGsr. /"

9luf snhlrsifs bon 1rautH uHs
Wldnnsn sinssIaaisne 8sidsptrosn .rs
lisb golissitei RilIiiin stIiern an
ole poli3iiten bic Grbre. anf einsH
Id)parssu Sad tbe piH1er4 81 fdbus
ben, ipslter felt eiHissn Iastn isia
llntpeien in uHisrsr Staoi ireibi. Rad
ansfass DIR Observation-Disclosures
pfleet Der Ressr irasnb eiHt Jrass
an isin Gp'er ~ rihien. um bic us'
berrainisn bann i'm adhiten aussns
bid in bic 4rms obsr BsiHs su !nsi.
fen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-19
ITEMS FROM SP0TSYlvANIA'S
COUNTY SEAT

Spctsylvania c. H.. Va. May 18th.
Messrs. Tommie Todd and $. C..
Blaydes qualified before Clerk T. A.
Harris Tuesday as commissioners of
revenue for Berkeley and CORTLAND
townships.
Mr.. II. a. Garner has sold his farm
on the Rappshannock river to two
gentlemen from West Virginia
Aunt Betsy Ann Jackson. -beilum
darkey. who lives here, lost her husband
some days ago. She says she is happy.
however. when she considers the fact
that she has survived four husbands.
Squire :. c. Blayes and X. e Blaydes
were at the c. II. Tuesday on business
Miss Lena Harrison. Of the Burg
was here Tuesday copying some old rec
Oris
Mr.. Charlie Harris, DR. r. NJ. Har-
ris. William Grayham. of Orange. were
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Harris. Of the
Burg. visited Clerk T. A Harris and
family here this week
Miss Louise Harris. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
Burg. has returned home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-19
METH0DISTS ADD FOUR BISHOPS
TO THE THREE ALREADY CHOSEN

Tuesday was n busy day with the
general conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. at Asheville
The election Of four additional bishops.
editor Of the Nashville Christian Advo-
cate, book editor and editor of the
Quarterly Review and editor Of Sunday
School literature kept the delegates
busy.
The seven bishops elected all are in
the prime Of life. IL is a singular fact
that none Of the bishops elected were
engaged in the regular work Of the
pastorate.
Bishops W. r. Lambuth. of Tennes-
see; F. ID. Mouzon. Of Texas: R. C.
Waterhouse. Of Virginia, and J. II.
Mccoy, of Alabama. were the bishops
elected Tuesday Those elected Mon
day were Rev. DR.. Collins Denny. Rev.
Dr.. kilgo and Rev. Dr. Murray
The friends of Bishop Morrison are
glad that the events Of the past few
days regarding charges against him
are over and that he was continued on
the active list.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-19
MEMORIAL DAY

As the years go by and the ranks
of the veterans of the Civil War are
more and more depleted by the raw
ages of death, it is incumbent on the
the sons and daughters Of thee men
to annually pay tribute to the sacred
dead who sleep in the Confederate
cemeteries of the South. This is
particular true Of fredericksburg.
where. it is claimed. the Memorial
Day services first originated and
where thousands of brave men of
both armies are sleeping their last
sleep. At the exercises this week.
therefore, let all of our people re-
spond to the call of the Mayor, which
is call to the performance of a
sacred duty. Old Fredericksburg.
which bore the brunt Of the fighting
in Eastern Virginia. should always
turn out her thousands. when an OPP
portunity is offered. to show to the
surviving old soldiers that the mem
DRY Of their comrades is green in the
hearts of the people and that loving
hands are anxious and ready to pay
tribute to the men who fell in de-
Tense of their State. So. on Me
mortal Day this week. let our people
generally join in the exercises at the
cemetery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-19
WREATH FOR KING
EDWARDS FUNERAL

A huge wreath of magnolias from a
tree planted by George Washington was
shipped 10 Buckingham Palace, Loudon.
AZ tribute TO the late King Edward.
by the regents of Mount Vernon. The
wreath Is composed of magnolias, leaves
from the Prince of Wales oak, in foont
Of Washington's tomb. and ivy from
the tomb. 1t was shipped aboard a
fast transatlantic steamer. in order TO
reach England ia time for the obseouies.
Resolutions of sympathy and coincidence
were cabled Queen Alexandra by the
board Of Regents.
The inscription on the wreath is as
follows:
''To Her Gracious Majesty Queen
Alexandra. from the Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association: This wreath OF
English oak leaves from the tree order
ed planted by King Edward VII. when
Prince Of Wales, at the tomb of Wash
ington, and of magnolia leaves planted
by Washington, is presented in evidence
Of the honor and affection in which the
late King Edward was held by the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-19
VIRGINIA NEWS

The State Department Of Health is
preparing for fight on the housety as
= carrier Of typhoid fever germs
Capt. Hudgins. formerly with the
Virginia oyster navy, has been elected
one Of the harbor masters for Norfolk
and Portsmouth
The City Council Of Richmond has
appropriated $45. 900 for State fair
building TO be erected on the fair
grounds at Richmond
Mayor Psi. of Alexandra. has order
ed police TO begin a crusade against un-
licensed dogs and worthless and home
less animals that roam the street
The Democrats Of Henry county APP
pointed 80 degelates with a half vote
each to the convention at Rocky Mount.
10 be held June 10. 10 nominate a can.
didate for Congress
Tramps Monday night wrecked fast
freight on the {. & o. r. 4. forty
miles from Richmond. The caboOse
was derailed and Conductor Speirs and
Brakeman Humphreys were both hurt.
the former severely. The tramps have
been arrested and jailed at Richmond
A report is current in Richmond
that three of the strongest and most
prosperous banks in Richmond. The
First National. The Bank of Richmond
and the National Bank of Virginia. vii
consolidate at an early date. II is under
stood that the scheme provides for 1
capital of two millions of dollar.
and a surplus of three millions.