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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-01
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-01
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-01
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
PLEASANT WINTER pASTIMs
Stafford Co.. Va, Feb. 4.

Stafford Co.. Va. Feb. T.
To The Free Lance;
Notwithstanding a general I'M
pressions to the contrary the CLOS
Of the holidays does not betoken
the Immediate coming of spring. IN
the cold winter days we may as
well settle down to indoor occupa-
tions. on which we may concentrate
attention. We ought to do some
thing in the line of serious reau-
ing. A circle Of acquaintance may
nrofitably meet each week or per-
hans monthly, and having selected
a book of essays, Il good biography
or perhaps one of the most lHpo'-
tant issues of current fiction, may
read and discuss their author ana
his work beside the winter fire
If this meeting takes place IN the
afternoon a cup Of tea VIII De III
order before the friends separate
The ideal way to enjoy life Is 70
have social meetings, In whlch pom
sexes mingle, husband ana wives
vounq men and maidens uniting In
diversions or seeking instruction
by means OF popular lectures: ~ -
would be well for us II the good oiu
custom of listening to lectures
from eloquent speakers might DC
generally restored. Women can
do much to bring this about Men
arc otherwise employed and tnt
social engineering of countryside Il
naturally left to the respD T,l J.
bic guidance of the women. lhe'
are fully equal to every demane;
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
BRAxT0N'S BATTERY
Survivors Now Residents Of Fredericks-
burg.

Sunday, April 9th. 1911. will be the
18th anniversary Of the surrender Of the
late General Robert Edward Lee, Of the
Army of Northern Virginia, at APP
pomattox. On that day the Fredericks-
burg Artillery, better known to its
members as Braxton's Battery, which
opened the fight with the first gun at
Gettysburg, and fired the last cannon
at Appomattox. surrendered with l34
men, more than many infantry regl-
ments had present. There are now only
eight Of these men living who
reside in fredericksburg, who were in
attendance at that time and received
their paroles. They are as follows;
Judge ]. T. Goolrick, Messrs. II. g.
Chesley. P. V. d. Conway, w. (. Brad
lev, J. J. Berrey, K. c. Beale, George
B. Pearson and Harvey w. Proctor.
Mr.. Conway has valuable diary OF
this company, which was kept during
the war. II contains the names and
number Of the battles engaged in, those
killed and wounded, when and where,
those who were true to the last, those
who deserted, as well as the various
other happenings, gathered up from
those four years Of bitter strife. II has
been a general reference for any dis
puted question which has arisen since
the members parted at Appomsttox.
II ia. indeed, a most valuable work both
to the author and his many friends.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
KING GEORGE
Notes and Personals.
Hampstead, Va. Feb.

Hampstead, Va. Feb. Z.
Miss Caroline Hunter. who has
been spending some time with the
Stuarts at Cedar Grove, has gone TO
Camden, S. c.. to spend the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Il. NJ. Ken
needy.
Miss Louise Ball. OF Lancaster, is
visiting Miss Minnie Smith at Ad-
albert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Dickinson,
of Berry Plain. have returned from
a visit TO Washington
Mr.. II. r. Berry has return
ed from a business trip to Freder-
icksburg.
Miss Stella Dickinson. is spending
few days in Washington.
Mr.. II. Roy Stuart has returned
from a trip to Washington and Rich
mona. where he went as a delegate
from st. Paul's church 10 the Epis-
copal Council
Mr.. b. c. Grymes has returned
from "A business trip to Washington
and Alexandria.
n idlEO lhhttl Nao o'Nhith Oh
the Cedar Grove shore few days
ago, belonging to someone at Som
erset Beach
Mr.. II. r. Washington. OF Windsor
has returned from a business trip
to Washington and Alexandria.
In the storm of Friday night
lightning struck a large walnut tree
on the river bank at Cedar Grove,
tearing the bark off the tree from
the topmost limb and going In the
ground In three places at tina roots.
Steamer Trenton Is expected in
few days to resume her trips from
Upper Machodoc Creek to Washing
ton.
Rev. b. r. Turner attended the
Episcopal Council in Richmond.
Mr.. w. ID. Grymes has been very
successful duck hunting.
Mrs. VIM. Tayloe and her daugh-
ter, Miss Sophia, have returned iron
a visit to Mrs Raleigh Taylo at
Austed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
THE INDICTMENTS
AGAINST C. J. RIxEY

One of the indictments against
c. j. Rixey In the Alexandria court
Friday charges grand larceny. and
sets forth that said c. j. Rixey,
did on the 10th day OF June, 1910,
In the city OF Alexandria, felonious-
ly steal, take, and carry away $50,
600 OF money and United States cur
rency OF the Virginia Safe Deposit
and Trust Corporation against the
peace and dignity of the Common
wealth of Virginia" Three OF
the indictments charge c. j. Rix-
ey with felony. in that he made en-
tries with intent In so doing to
conceal the true state OF such ac-
counts to defraud said bank and
to enable and assist a person to
obtain money to which he was not
entitled" The other four indict-
ments charge c. J. Rixey with Eel
oniously. knowingly and falsely
making to the State Corporation
Commission false statements con-
corning the financial condition OF a
bank"
John s. Barbour. OF counsel for
Mr. Rixey. informed the court that
the accused is now In Norfolk suf-
fering from chronic heart trouble
and nervous breakdown. and that
he and his associates for the de-
Tense, Attorneys John l.. Jeffries
and James r. Cation. had been as
sured by competent medical authori-
ties that to bring Mr. Rixey into
court at this time might result in
his death. A consultation between
the attorneys followed. and Judge
Barley agreed to parole Mr.. Rixey
in the custody OF his attorneys, to
be produced in court Feb. 20 at
3 p. m, to enter into his bond II
his physical condition at that time
warrants.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
occo00aN GUARD FILES CHARGES
ALONG WITH RESIGNATION

Charging that whiskey is SNUG
gled into the District workhouse a.
occoauan, Va, and sold among tne
guards there that conditions OF an
1nsual nature exist at the camp,
which. il properly investigated. win
create a sensation, and calling on
the District commissioners to IN
stItute a thorough investigation, W M ~
II Kearfoot, deputy U. S. Marsnai
for Virginia. and guard at the IN IN
stitution Sunday forwarded MS res s
ignation with statement regaru-
ing the conditions which he alieses
exists at Occoquan. to Commissioner
Rudolph.
The former guard explains In his
charges that he resigned, not be-
cause of bad treatment or
prejudices but because he
could not; in justice to himself. re-
main at a place where he says he
realized the law constantly was be-
ing violated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
MARY WASHINGTON HOSPITAL
Annual Meeting of the Association 10
Re Held Tuesday.

The regular meeting Of the Mary
Washington Hospital Association
ON Tuesday. 18th OF February VIII
also be the annual meeting, the
most important one OF the year
All officers for the year 1911 Will
NJ that time be elected. all dues OF
members paid in. the general con-
duct. management and finances OF
the hospital for the past year re-
ported by the Executive Board.
The proposition recommended by
the board, that the name of Mary
Washington Free Bed supported
by the association. should be chang
ed. said bed hereafter to be known
as THE Virginia Knox Memorial
Free Bed" will be acted upon.
Owing to the large and increasing
mem bership of the association. more
than 125 names being enrolled, the
association will appoint a collector
for all dues not paid in at the an
nual meeting 18th of February. thus
saving time and inconvenience to all
members of the association and en-
abling the treasurer to have at
the beginning OF the year all money
subscribed by its members.
The importance of the February
meeting being now advertised the
Executive Board urges all members
TO be present to cast their vote at
the parish house. on Tuesday
at 1890 o'clock
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
VIRGINIA NEWS

The dwelling house and contents OF
]. w. Hook, in Middlesex county, were
burned few days ago.
|. Iseman, clothier, of Stanton, has
made an assignment. Liabilities Sio,-
900 and assets $1,000
A railroad meeting was held at Reeds
vile Jan. %. About $1,000 in rights
of-way and cash was subscribed.
John S. Bumpass, Of Louisa county,
aged seventy-six, a Confederate veteran,
died Saturday night from wounds re-
ceived in the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Meredith, OF
MiddIesex county. have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Levy
Virginia, TO DIR. C. F. Eason, Jan. 18th
Gloucester, Va.
Judge Jones having sustained the in
junction, prohibiting the erection Of q
fish factoryjn Mathews county, Messrs.
lE. w. Edwards and sons. have bought
land and located at Fairport, Northum-
berland county.
Luray Saturday voted to spend $40,
600 for an additional water supply. A
stream near the summit of the Blue
Ridge will be tapped and the water
brought across small intervening
mountain TO the main leading from the
present 10, 900, 900 gallon reservoir.
Mrs. Mollle A. Sizer. widow Of
VIM. T. Sizer, who died at Virginia
Hospital, Richmond, Friday, wal
born in Caroline county in 1896
She is survived by Miss Mary Siz'
er Fuller, an adopted daughter, and
several nieces and nephews.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
AT THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL

At the special meeting OF the
Episcopal Council in Richmond Wed
nesday for the election of bis
hop coadjutor, resulting, as here
tofore stated, in the election OF
Rev. Bergman Green, Judge A. w.
Wallace. of this city, and Judge I.
r. b. Wright, of Tappahannock'
both made speeches seconding the
nomination of DR.. Green.
Judge Wallace was appointed a
member of the committee to inform
DR.. Green of his election and 10
bring him before the Council when
he accepted the nomination and ex-
pressed his great appreciation OF
the honor
Rev. DR.. r. ]. McBryde, of this
city, offered a set of resolutions on
the resignation of Rev. DR.. A. s
Lloyd as bishop coadjutor, and wish
ing him God speed in his WIDER
field, which resolutions were unan-
imously adopted.
OF the 119 votes cast Dr. Green
received SS and OF the 81 scatter
ing votes Rev. w. ID. Smith, Of
Winchester, former rector OF st
Georges Episcopal church in TINS
city, received II.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
THE LATE JOHN 7. MINOR
The Funeral, Etc.

King George Co., Va. Feb. 4th, 1911.
Trinity Methodist church, King
George county, was unable to accom-
modate the large throng of relatives
and friends who gathered there at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon 10 attend
the funeral services of Mr.. John I.
Minor, one of the best known and most
prominent citizens of King George,
whose death on Wednesday came as a
great sorrow to the entire community.
The services were conducted by Rev.
r. G. James. pastor Of the church, who
gave an earnest talk appropriate to the
occasion. The choir, uuder direction oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith, sang with
touching sweetness, Nearer my God
to Thee, ASLEEP in Jesus and
abide With Me. "
The pallbearers were: Messrs. Thos.
Minor, b. S. Minor, DR.. NJ. w. Minor,
Horace A. Minor, sons of the deceased.
James +. Bruce, stepson, and }. kobt.
Baker, a son in-law. The floral offerings
were very beautiful, completely cover
ing the casket. Tenderly the sacred re-
mains were laid away to await the res
direction morn. Mr.. Minor was man
who faithfully performed his duty to
his neighbor and to his God, and IN his
family he was a devoted husband and
father. No kinder friend could be found
anywhere. "Diligent in business, fer
vent in spirit, serving the Lord, he set
an example to all with whom he came
in contact, Of an earnest Christian life.
His devotion to his church and Sunday
school never wavered, and he found his
greatest happiness in church work;
Tender sympathy is felt for his loved
ones in their great bereavement
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
DEATH OF MRS.
STEPHENSON PERSONALS
King George Co., Va. Feb. 4.

King George Co.. Va, Feb 4.
News has reached here of the
death in Winchester last Sunday
of Mrs. John Stephenson. who
before her marriage was Miss Cor
nelia Mason, of King George-one
of the beautiful Mason girls-fam-
ed for their charms as well as for
their beauty Mrs. Stephenson was
about IS years old and had been
in frail health for some years. She
was the oldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs W. Roy Mason.of King George.
She is survived by two sisters and
two brothers. viz, Mrs. Fields, Wild
ow of Gen. Charles Field,C 5. A.,
and Mrs. Collins, widow OF Colonel
Charles r. Collins. c. S. A.. and
Messrs. T.. w. and II. A. Mason, OF
King George.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Bruce. OF
Washington. have been guests for
the past week with relatives at Co
morn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. 5. Minor, OF
Washington, are AZ Comorn, where
they were called by the illness and
death OF the formers father, Mr.. j.
T. Minor
Mr.. George Mason. OF Charlottes-
Vile. accompanied his sister. Mrs
Benz. s. Minor. here to attend the
funeral OF Mr.. John T. Minor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
STAFFORD
Mr.. Waller Improving Another We'd
ding Personals.

Stafford Co., Va, Feb. 4.
The many friends Of Mr.. John
Wickliffe Waller will Be pleased to
learn of his complete recovery from
very painful abscess on his neck.
Mr. Waller was In Boston attending
the Bowditeh- Bradford wedding
when the trouble began and he had
treatment each day from fine Bos-
ton specialist.
The wedding of Mr.. John T. Bow
ditch, a nephew OF Nathaniel Bow
ditch, the great navigator, and Miss
Alice Bradford, neice OF the late
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts,,
was a most notable one. After the
wedding there was a reception at
Field Head, magnificent es-
tate near Concord, which lent itself
splendidly to large gathering. In
cidental to the reception a wedding
breakfast was served and there was
music by a fine orchestra. MIR. Bow
ditch and his bride had each taken
a tour Of the world a few years ago,
so their bridal trip will be several
weeks in Bermuda. The wedding Is
of special interest to the sporting
fraternity in Virginia. as Mr. Bow
ditch is a member OF several clubs
here and spends his winters in Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Mercer Waller stopped en-
route from Richmond. where he was
delegate to the Episcopal Council
and paid a short visit to MAJ.
Pyke at Whitewater and his moth
err, Mrs. Col Waller, at Garrison
Vile.
Mr.. Alfred j. Pyke. of Whitewater,
has been the guest OF Mr.. William
Leeds Wight in Richmond. While
there he attended the annual dinner
given at Richmond Club.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
MAS0NS TO CELEBRATE
Committees To Arrange for Celebra-
tion of Washington's Birthday.

Masonic Lodge No. 4. has APP
pointed large committee to ar
range for an entertainment for
observance of Washinaton's birth
day >on the night of Feb. p.
Mr.. III. X. SweetZer is chairman
of the general committee and ne
has appointed the following SUP
committees. which will report to a
meeting of the general committee;
Program
]. l.. Savage. chairman; NJ. Il.
Willis. Jr., b. +. Bullock. w
w. Butzner. Chas. +. Wright L.
r. Howard.
Finance
NJ G. Willis. Jr. chairman; j. +.
Stiff. S. b. Quinn. +. NJ. Young.
supper
A b. Young, chairman; Mason
Willis. J. L. Savage. f. b. White
house.
Decoration
f. b. Whitehouse. chairman: W.
J. Phillips. Mason Willis, b. F Bull
lock.
Reception
E NJ. Young, chairman; w.
w. Butzner. c. r. Howard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
RAILROAD MEETING
At TAPPAHANN0CK

An enthusiastic meeting Of the citl-
zens of Tappahannock and vicinity was
held in the courthouse on Wednesday,
relative to the proposed railroad, and
was presided over by the. chairman Oh
the Essex Central Committee, Hon.
James NJ. Lewis. Mr.. Claiming M.
Ward discussed the provisions OF the
contract now being circulated for a
right Of way and subsidy. He stated
the proposition clearly and gave the
people TO understand that as soon as
these were secured survey would be
made and that work would begin al
once on the construction OF the ROAD.
Quite a considerable number OF the
leading business men Of the county were
present and practically everyone IN at
tendance signed contract; the land
owners promising to give the 25c per
acre and right Of way and those who
did not own land. promising voluntary
contributions, from S. to SlO0- Mr.
Ward is greatly encouraged in the way
the work of securing signatures IS pro
crossing. -Tidewater Democrat.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-07
RECITAL At THE COLLEGE

In spite of the inclement weather @
large audience attended the recital by
the musical department of Fredericks-
burg College Friday night. The follow
ing program was carried out. all Of the
performers doing well and rejecting
credit on their instructors.
PART
/. Selection by the College Orchestra.
2. Piano solo, Song of the 'Katy-did,
Kern-Julia Decker.
3. Piano solo, Twilight Of the Noun
tain, Rathbun- Clara Howard.
4. Violin Solo, Home Sweet Home
Audrey Freeman.
5. Piano solo, Polonaise, Gurlitt-
Frances Hassell.
6. Piano solo, Valse, Op. 81 No. /.
Chopin Elizabeth Darlington.
Z. Piano solo, Thine Own, Lauge 90
Elma Bond.
8. Violin solo, Little Love Song,
Franklin l. Claiborne Carter.
9. Piano solo. Forget-me-Not. Rob
rieht-Edith Jones.
PART II
l. Piano solo, Skylark's Morning
Song, Koelling- Anna Harrell.
2. Piano solo, Valse des Fleurs, ket-
terer-Adrienne Savee.
8. Violin solo, Gondellied, DAVID
John Hassell.
4. Piano solo, Mountain Echoes
Mary Hippo.
5. Piano solo, KameDoi Ostrow. Ru-
Io1,to,r Milan GnvnarVlllp
6. Piano solo, Valse. Op. 3, Wien
iawski-Ida Burruss.
Z. Violin solo, Scandinavian Romance
Bohn-Rita lizard.
8. Trio, (a) Ave Maria, Bach Gounodi
(b), Serenade, Gounod- Misses Hassell,
Fulton and Mr.. Franklin.