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CAPTAIN THOMAS n. BARRETT.

Captain Thomas II. Barrett, U. S. N, retired.
died at his home in Yonkers yesterday after a
weeks Illness. He instructor of marine eng-
neers. with Office in Broad street Captain Bar
rett born in Baltimore in 1895 and came to New
York in 1872. He was chief engineer on the
Pacific mail steamships and Atlantic Ocean
liners. During the Civil War Captain Barrett
served In the navy. He was member Of the
Loyal Legion. George Washington Post, the Army
Navy Club the 18th Army Corps and the
Atlantic Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
DR. MACcRACKEN AT COPENHAGEN

Copenhagen. March 2S.-Dr. Henry Mitchell Mac
Cracken. the chancellor Of New York University.
who will deliver a course of lectures at the Uni
versity of Copenhagen, arrived here this evening
He accompanied by, his son, Dr. Henry Mac
Cracken and met by Professor Warming. the
OF the university. and several of the senior
professors. The universities of Chrstiania and
Lund have invited Chancellor MacCracken TO re-
peat his lectures there.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
MAJOR w. A. THOMPSON (RETiREp).
IBy Telegraph TO The Trib,

IBy Telegraph to Trbunel
Baltimore March 2s.-Major William A. Thomp-
son, L. S. A. (retred). died at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital last night. During the Civil War he served
In the 1st Maryland Volunteers and was appointed
a lieutenant in the regular army in 1867. He
a noted Indian fighter and in a campaign
against the Apaches. He received the rank Of
major in 1897 and retired In the following
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
FUNERAL OF THOMAS 3. WANAMAKEF

Philadelphia March 2s-With simple services the
funeral Of Thomas r. Wanamaker. OF this city.
who died In Paris. or March 2 was held al MS
late home here this afternoon. The services were
attended bv many prominent persons OF New
York Philadelphia. Washington. Baltimore and
other cities. Burial. which was private was in
81 James the Less Cemetery at the Fails or
Schuylkl. a suburb.
Mr. Wanamaker proprietor of The North
American. of this city and a OF John Wana-
maker former Postmaster General
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ALBERT c. WITTNAUER.

Albert C. Wittnauer Of No IS East 31st street.
watch manufacturer and importer at No Maiden
Lane died at Mentone South of France. on March
q. Mr.. Wittnauer to this country from
Switzerland and became the founder and later
president of the large watch firm which bears his
He bachelor. brother and two
sisters survive him.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. March IS
The atmospheric conditions considerably unsettled
over a country stretching from New England
has fallen during hours in
light sprinkles The temperature
is generally high south Of this belt but the colder
weather Forth is gradually working southwark
over Arkansas Tennessee. 1t Is stl cold in the
Valley upper Mississippi Valley and tfe
region.
Fair weather is probable Sunday and Monday north
ern districts indicated for the Gull and south
Atlantic The rain In the latter viii be attended
less cooling.
Specal buietin-The crest Of the high In
stage Of about 46e feet: IS feet. and
Orleans, a 11.9 feet. by April D.
along the New England Coast viii lbe 1resh
along middle and south Atlantic coasts fresh
variable and along the Gulf Coast fresh southeast
Forecast for Special LOcalities-For New England
and Eastern and somewhat colder to day.
Monday fair: fresh northwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware.
partly cloudy to-day preceded by rain IN the
NOR fair Monday: fresh northwest WINDS
District of Columbia MARYLAND ana virginia
partly cloudy day. possibly preceded by rain In the
fresh west - .
For western Pennsylvania partly cloudy to day colder
in southern porticn: fair Monday.
Western New York. partly cloudy to-day and Mon
day.
from the Bureau the changes In the
peraure last twentyfour hours. in comparison
with he corresponding date of last
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
HARVARD MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS

The Harvard Medical Society listened ad-
dress by Professor Clarence John Blal.t IF the
Harvard Medical School, otology a it's I,.onthy
supper in the Hotel Manhattan last nigat Pro-
fessor Blake tnterspersed his remarks with remi-
niscences of his early association with DR. Alexan-
der Graham Bell.
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GOVERNOR GUILD TAKES SOLID FOOD.

Boston, March Ex-Governor Guild continued
tc gain to-day the illness with which he
has been struggling for more than three weeks
and which for the last ten days has brought him
so close to death. The morning and noon bull
letins of the Governors condition both IA
vorable although neither indicated that there
had been any marked improvement
A little solid food given tho Governor to-
day for the first time since his condition became
alarming.
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Mr. W II. Day. Smith.
Mr. Mrs. = L. DepeW. James Whiteside
George Kent. A j Taylor
NJ w. II. Hunt
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"cElEeRArE PASSING OF PANIC"

Banking friends gave Joseph G. Robin. presi-
dent of the Washington Savings Bank. dinner at
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one OF the party the passing of the panic No
one would talk about the affair and the statement
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TO hear of bankers dining at such a time.
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COLONEL ROEBllNG ENGAGED.

Trenton y. J., March 2S.-Announcement was
made tonight of the engagement Of Colonel Wash
ington A. Roebling. of this city. and Mrs. Corinne
Farrow. Of Charleston, s. c. Colonel Roebling
who built the Brooklyn Bridge is seventy-three
years old. Mrs. Farrow is much younger.
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Highest Temperature yesterday 66 degrees lowest. 50
avearge corresponding date
corresponding date OF last thrtythree
years. A.
forecast Fair and somewhat colder Sunday; eair
Monday: fresh northwest winds.
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perature the last twentyfour hours in comparison
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
RIVER EXCURSION
complimentary Trip TO the Ladies
OF the Summer Normal By
Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia Railway
Company.
Steamer MiddlsssS Leaves Here Saturday
NJ. Returning on Time For Tea

The Mayor. Mr. st. George Il. Fiz.
hugh, Col r. ID. Cole and other prnmi-
neut citizens united In a letter r luestiny
the Wary land, Delaware aud Nirgini,
hallway Company 70 give the tenrher.
att ntiug the summer Institute 4. commit
mentory excursion down the R.pnnL An
nock river ON saturday. July 18th
which request was grnciously t,rase eJ
10y Mr. " ID. scott. agpnt. in person and
@cedrd % by Capt. Willard Thomson
We president and general manager.
MT scout, alter cOui, rring with Col
Dp.e 'l-sd the officers II the Institute ar
ranged % give the excursion ON tho
pt'atiAi -t-'si steamer Middlesex. leaving
her" promptly AZ 3 p. m. SATURDAY.
hN n, returning in time for tea.
Mr. scott states that the number 81
pe--euErr7 will have to- boz limited To
800. conforming to their license and
Equipment con- hand; Is there are about
'"V persons attending the Institute. the
hpmner OBJ friends outside % that body
VIII necessarily boz very limited
hr-e tickets viii boz placed with the
school authorities for distribution 10 the
leechers
Light reire-hments will be furnished on
i1e steamer and tho FrederickshurC
orchestra viii discourse music during
the trip
This being the third courtesy OF this
rnAracter extended % the city and her
lslr guests ou the part ~ the Maryland.
Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
pAny. ~ which capt Willard Thomson
ID general manager. Il highly apprecia
tel by the officials and citizens ~ Fred
ericsshury
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
MURDER At SOMERSET BEACH

Citizens 81 King George county here
Tuesday stated that at Somerset Beach.
the negro summer excursion resort on
the Potomac, in King George, Monday
afternoon difficulty occurred which re-
suited In two deaths and the serious in
jury of another person. All of the parties
are Washington negroes. The names
AMI particulars could not be obtained.
A negro man, through Jealousy, shot
At another negro man who was showing
attention to negro woman. "a friend of
the former The man then shot the wo-
man and turned the pistol on himself
The party who did the shooting and the
woman are reported dead. The other.
II is said. will recover There is no tele-
phone communication with Somerset
Beach
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
RACE AT RINK
Brooks Again Deisstsd TompkIns.

The closing night of the skating rink
was attended by the largest crowd ever
gathered there More than POO people
We're present and OF these about four
hundred were skating Ats O'Clock a
race between 7. X. Brooks, ring manager
OF the rink and champion skater of West
Virginia, and c. W. Tompkins, champion
o. Baltimore, took place. The men raced
around the rink eight times for IA purse
OF 50. Brooks took the lead from the
start and finished almost a lap ahead of
IompSins amid the cheers Of his admir-
ers. Mr.. Tompkins fell twice. which
caused him to lose ground. The time
was one minute and ~ seconds. The
Judges Were Judge 4. 4. Embrey. Messrs
d. :. Quinton aud J. Conway Chichester.
Timekeeper, Mr.. =. l. ". Green.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23

Henry Goldman Potter. Protestant
Episcopal bishop of New York since
1887. was born in Schenectady. y. y.
on May %. 1884 His father was
Bishop Alonzo T.. Potter of pcnnsyl
vania. He was educated chiefly M IA,
Episcopal academy Ia Philadelphia ana
subsequently, entered the Thcologica!
Seminary OF Virginia. from which d.
graduated In 1881. Hc was ordained
on oct. IS 1855 His first iucumbonc,
was Christ church. ia Grecnsburs. Pa
whore he remained about two years.
leaving il to become rector Of St
Johns i'm Troy. y. Y. After seven
years ministry In Troy DR. Potter
went 10 Boston rs assistant 10 the rec
tor of Trinity church. He LEFT there in
1865 TO accept the rcctorship OF Gras g
church. New York city which he held
until 1884 Meanwhile. in 1868. he had
declined the presidency OF Kenyon col.
lege Ohio. and in 1875 had been elect.
ed bishop of Iowa. but had also do.
clined that honor. From 1866 to 1889
DIR. Potter was secretary Of the house
of bishops In the latter year his un.
Gle. Ho.atio Potter then bishop Of New
York. found himself. by reason of age
and Increasing intirmity. unable To full
I'LL all the duties OF his Office. and upon
his application his nephew Henry was
appointed assistant bishop OF his do
oese. The old bishops health became
steadily worse. and he soon resigned
the active charge and responsibilities
of the diocese of New York o. his As.
sistant who. in fact. discharged nearly
all the duties OF the episcopate until
his uncle's death in January. 1887.
when he was appointed bishop of New
York.
In 1902 Bishop Potter married. the
wealthy Mrs. Albert Corning Clark. OF
Cooperstown and New York city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
NORMAL SITE
Committee Of State Board Of Education Hers En-
QuFinR Into Matter

A committee composed 81 President !
l.. JRrman. az tho state Normal School
AZ Farmville; Z. g.. SteRrns. Richmond
representing the State Board az Educa-
lion, were here Tuesday. and with Mr..
r. II. Russell, the other member. exam
lhed INTO the question Of site for the
normal school 90 be erected here.
hey drove around. viewed the vari-
Gus pieces ot property which are he-
INK considered a. "A site and will report
60 the State Board
These gentlemen are not authorized To
act In The matter and con only make
such recommendations - they think
proper iu their report.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
70 GIVE EXCURSION TO lakewood

The Baraca Bible Glass of the Baptist
Sunday school Is contemplating running
an excursion to lakewood Park in Rich
mOnd, Va, some day in the near futur,.
They VIII probably arrange to run It
during the, next series OF bail games be-
tween Petersburg and Fredericksburg. if
1t is decided to play these games in that
city
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
CHURCH FESTIVAL NEAR Underwater

Whitewater, Va, July DIST, 1908.
Tho ice-cream festival held at Salem N.
+. Church, near Whitewater, July IL. was
a success financially as well a. socially.
Our genial friend, Mr. Robt Payne. with
his 4-hOrse team. brought a number of
young people from Garrisonvile, namely.
the Misses Flatford and Misses Gill. to.
gethcr with Messrs. Flatford, Garrison
and Others. We also had the pleasure of
meeting the young DR.. Shackletts. of
Stafford Store, and if one may Judge by
his looks. the Doctor will be very popu-
lar with the young ladies. A. i.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23

BISHOP HENRY c. POTTER.
the prelatc. Mrs. Mason c. Davidgo
who came from California. and Miss
Sarah Potter his two daughters.
Alonzo Potter his son: Mr.. Edward
5 Clark. stephen c. Clark and Mr.
and Mrs r. A. Clark. Mrs. Charice
Russell and Mrs William Hyde. his
two other daughters. who are abroad
have been notified.
Death was due primarily 90 ombol
ism OF tho right leg. followin- a Ion,
attack u liver and stomach tr-ubl.
and the end had been forcsccn 10
several days hy the bishops 'physi
clans. Bishop Potter suffered "A severe
relapse Monday. ana though oxygen
was given. his decline was gradual
and nc sank into unconsc!ousncss.
which lasted until the end
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
LUNA PARK EXCURSION
! LnEs cloma Tsok In the Lip

A crowd estimated al between 500
and 800 people l-ft here on the cxcur-ion
TO Luna iaFk. under auspices Il Bran.
van Hihi' Class. Wednesday, morning
The train leif - ir,V minutes pat . aud
go composed Of ID pat- niger coaches
and one haggagc ear
number oi people from the surrculd-
INK country came iu aud Joined the ,N-
cur>iDn party
Sone ~ the b,sehal enthusiasts will
continue their zip to Washington and
Witness the game There between Detroit
nld Nh-lIlLtnn tluma
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
BISHOP POTTER
PASSES AWAY
Venerable ChuTCaman Dies aiieI
Lingering Illness.
FAMILY WAS At BEDSIDE

Death Was Due 10 Embolism In the
Right Leg Following a Long Attack
Of Liver and Stomach Trouble
Suffered Relapse On Monday. and
Though Oxygen Was Given. Nc De
cline Was Gradual--The End Was
Peaceful and Cuiet-Sketeh Of His
Life.
Coopcrstown. y. Y. July 22-Hcnry
Goldman Potter. seventh Protestant
Episcopal bishop of the diocese OF New
York died az Fernloigh. his summer
home here. after an illness OF several
weeks. The end was peaceful and
quiet. The prclate was scventy-fou
years old
Gathered at the bedside Of the dying
churchman were Mrs. Potter. wife OF
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
FOR POLICE JUSTICE

To the voters oi the city OF FfedericL,-
burg
take this means ~ announce that ]
ann "A candidate for the office q Police
Justic, 30 the city Of Frederick -burg at
the election 20 De- held on Tuesday. the
3rd day az November, 1905 II The
voters 81 the city of fredericksburg see
fit 10 elect me To tits office il Will be nv
endeavor To administer the law fairly
and impartially 10 the best OF my ability
VIM. X. Goodrich.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
RfV W. D. SMITH AND
MISS CONRAD WE'D

Niles Elizabeth l. Whiting Conrad.
daughter % MAJ and Mrs Holmes Con.
RAD. oi Winchester. was married at her
\ ome Tuesday evening 20 Rev VIM. u.
smith. D. ctor of Christ Episcopal church.
90 Winchester. R-vDT James Il Graham
oin.ihted. Robert y. Conrad was bost
man. TIE bride was given away by her
father
ne wedding was quiet, owing To "A
recent family bereavement After "A honey
moon Trip ~ canada, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith viii reside ia Winchester
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
PRIVILEGES AT FAIR

Those who occupied stands at the Fair
last year and want them again this Fair
must apply for them at once or tley
may be rented to others. The use Of
them last year did not give OCCUPANT
right or ownership to them. Preference.
however, will be given II application ir
made by August LIST. After that time
they will be sold to Others who may ap-
ply Tor them. Respectfully,
tia S j Quinn Sec
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
PROMPT SETTLEMENT

Mr.. y. + Whitner, recording secretary
OF the Jr QUA, ST.. received a check Sat
urday for $3.50. being the amount Of
death" benefit payable by the Junior
Order of American Mechanics on the
death OF the late John Ingram This
claim was settled within IL week after
death
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-23
LOST 70 cHtSTERFIEIo
Se0s Mas 3 to S.

tredericA-burg lost Monday Is game
% Chesterfield iu tie first inning through
she Inability ui Manning 20 b. on the
pot when called ON. Ia the first. with
Two io"n down. a scratch hit wixgl-i
through third. t1e next man Was hit. M.
third man uu got to first ON an error.
the urNt two singled. making a total oi
i've runs crossing the plate 10 that In
ming Wright replaced Manning Ia the
second aud struck ont the first three men
mp and kept his hits well scattered. but
the game wac iu-t in tho ii 1T Inning, and
try hard as they could. were unable 70
win back the lead