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Evening journal., 1908-11-03
VOTERS OUT IN
FORCE IN MARYLAND

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 3-With per-
feet weather conditions the early vote
today Is the heaviest In the history OF
the city In some presinots Of tho city
wards fifty per cent. Of the vote had been
cast up 20 a. m. In the Fourth pre-
cinct, First district, Baltimore county.
twelve per cent. OF the entire vote Of the
presinct had been polled in the first half
hour Reports from all the state indi-
cate that almost the entire registered
vote will be cast before evening.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
BEAUTIFUL GIRL
DEAD FROM POISON

NEW MILFORD. Conn, Nov. g.
with no known cause for wishing to
end her life. Rebecca Golden, Is years
old and beautiful. was found in her
room early today by relatives with
whom she lived, dying from carbolic
acid poisoning. She died before she
could give any account Of how she
came to take the poison and her rela-
tives believe the girl drank it by mis-
take. The medical examiner. however
after investigating, today. announced
the case Of one Of probable suicide
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
CAPTAIN DENIES
sMueeLER STORY

BOSTON. Nov. --"smuggiers-nuth-
In. angrily calculated Captain Harvey
Daley. Of the schooner Freddie W. Alton.
which dispatches say, is being held at
Pensacola, Fla, on suspicion Of carrying
Chinese between Mexico ana this coun-
try. Captain Daley left the schooner upon
ner arrival az Pensacola week ago and
hurried to Boston to be az his wife's bed
side during an operation. He leaves to-
day 70 rejoin his crew.
That's all rot about the Alton being
a smuggier," he declared.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Death Of Mrs. Weloh.

Mrs Emma V. Welch. wife NJ John
T. WEIGH. one Of the city's best known
business men. died at her husbands
home. No. 100 Walnut street on sat
urday Her funeral viii take place on
morning after requiem mass
in ST. PatricKs Church
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
IN MEMoRIAM.

In memory of A. Leonard Heiss, who
departed this life on Nov 3, 1908
his sufferings sore. He with patience
bore.
Physicians were in vain
TIL God above. in His great love-
Released him from his PAIN.
Never shall he be forgotten.
Never shall his memory fade,
Sweetest thoughts shall ever inger'
Around the spot where he Is laio'
His wife, Mary Ellen Heiss.'
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Arauina RonahoIders Claim.

Arguments in the case of the bond
holders against the Diamond State Steel
Corporation were heard this afternoon
before United States Commissioner W.
c. Mahaffy. The bondholders have
made claims against the corporation
which passed into the hands of a re-
ceivcr some while ago.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
HoId offutt for EstradItIon.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Wanted in
Rockville, Md. on a charge Of killing
Frank Kretzner. proprietor of a de-
partment store. Nicholas D. Offutt,
aged 60. was arraigned before Magis-
trat Hermann in the Center street
court today and held without bail for
thirty days pending the arrival Of eX-
tradition papers from Maryland.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

win be sold near Practical Farmer
THURSDAY. NOV. 5th. at l.S0 o'clock.
TWO carloads OF fresh cows and close
springers, A few stock bulls. two new
;op buggles. one good no-top bossy. one
horse cart. Horses at prsfate sale az al
times This IS the round up OF the iail
and the stock Is an right Come and lavh
them. oNer. 90 days credit.
GEO. S. BIGGER
Jacob Slaughter. Auct n--S'
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RexnoIds, candy company,
415 Nfarket Street.

Why stand on the street tonight
We have arranged with the Postal
Telegraph Company 70 give US direct
service and complete returns viii be
bulletined in our Ice Cream Parlors
until midnights
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Mrs. F. Is Phillips. Of Newark. n. j.,
formerly Of this city. is visiting her
mother. Mrs Elizabeth King Of Will
mington. who is dangerously III.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
CALL

Nos. 24so and 24st D. & A., No. 1903
0elmarVia, this office, tonight il you
want the best and sursst election re-
turns.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Complete Election. Returns at Rey-
nods' Candy Company, AS Market
street,
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Complete Election Returns at Rcy-
nolds' Candy Company AIS Market
streets
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
NOTICES
-DIVIDENDS
Arllsannl saNlnEn Ranll

Artisans Savings Bank,
O2 Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
November md. 1909
Tho Board OF Managers have declared
he regular SEMl-ANNUAL dividend of
two per cent. TO depositors. being for the
six months ending October LIST, 1905. De-
positors will please present their books
on and after November 2ud 20 have divi-
dend entered. ROBERT ID. KEMP.
n2-l2t Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
FOR SALE

Hotcl only one in suburban town of
1000 inhabitants. Licensed 20 March.
1909 Doing good business owner in poor
health.
House c2nd and Pine Hts rooms.
modern, price Ss20. only $500 required TO
buy.
House. 9Th and Van Burcn sts.. Q rooms
porch. modern. Sell or trade for farm.
luS g. Jackson st., can be bought at
bargain.
60-acrc farm, Brandywine hundred az
Siiverside B ana q r. r., good building,
plenty of fruit.
Many bargains IN city, suburban and
farm properties. call for particulars.
Money 10 loan.
o. a.. 90 ~. Real Estltc a insurance
Both Phones eSN Market ~.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
PuBLiC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

owing TO fire destroying my barn
and crops, I will sell az public sale on
November 5th. 1905. az 1s0 p. m, az my
farm adjoining kiamensi, II. a. q. r. H..
on road lcading from Marshallton 70
Stanton. the following described stock
one good mare, sound and All right IN
every particular. A good worker, No. 1
teen head of good dairy Cows Eight
home raised Heiters, good stock. One
Thoroughbred Holstein Bull, a lot OF
thoroughbred ringlet barred rock Cock
erols. E b. Ihompsons strain Of
Armenia, n. y. Also a fow white Leg
horn cockerels. ID. w. loung's strain Of
Atonroe, n. y.
sixty days' credit with approved en-
dorser on an sums over $3.50. Bank dis
count OF for cash on credit sums.
WM. 1T. DkRlCkSON.
stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
10
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE

freight received Tor all points, given
personal attention. and forwarded prompt-
~ at lowest rates and by best routes.
Poats leave both Wan.rgton ai.4 Pnila-
oelph.d at 601 3. ~. d5i,y. SOnoas e4-
copted.
through rates and bl,.e 03 iadins is-
GEORGE w. BUSH 4 SONS CO.
Pisr 8. North Wharves, TaiiadelpniA
French Street Wharf. WilnlnstylH
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
STORAGE
BUSINESS CARDS.


ILTAl. 40. WILLIAMS CO.
w 81 Orange 81 lNoonpg, Spouting and
neRung. Metal ami competition roonnE.
Hot AIT heating ana NentllaunS. Repair
ing promptly Gone. Phones. a@5-lS
4 ..r.l.N fsr.htf a. LEMiLMAN
~ Flrst-class Paper Hanging. Scrap
ing and sizing without extra charge. We
are doing rooms from $50 up.
ol2-Im. i0S MADISON ST.
< TANLEY EiLKA
= Popular Priced Merchant Tailor.
Clothes cleaned, pressed. secured, dyed
and repaired Caiied Tor ana delivered.
s. -. Cor. Ninth and Pine strets. J. al-
marvia phone 35os. Special attention
given. ol4-imo
FURSi FURSf FURSi
All Kinds of Hides aud Furs bought.
Highest prices paid FOR mink and 1ON
skins Z. S. HUkLOCK, seventh and
Poplar sts. oS0-6m
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
"Go South by Sea-

Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
Steamers Philadelphia to Savannah.
A most delightful route TO Georgia.
Florida. Alabama and all Southern
points.
Low Fares and Excellent Service.
Through tickets on sale from VIII
mington. Del Call on nearest Ticket
Agent, or for booklet address City
Ticket C9ice, 1O5 S. Ninth St, Phil
adelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
For SALE

new thrce-stoiy buildings, in an
elegant and improving location. street
TO have improved paving. Contain .
rooms and BATH WITH an convenience
All railroad facilities Nicely papered
WIN sell on easy terms. Prices reduced
TO make them sell.
CHARLES g. KURTZ.
luil Market ST.
o. m-tu-th (opposite Court Housel
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

HELP WANrku--FAMAL4.
KNAN1Ep-A GERMAN. GIRL nor
~ waitress Apply Union Employmeut
Agency. 3li Ford 6ldg iis-;t
WANTED -ONE WHITE GIRL FOR
" general h0uscworli. Reference fe-
guireG. Apply A0i Bayard Ave. osI-tf
NVANTED-A WHITE NOMAN AS
W cook Apply Mrs Henry Bancroft,
lrenhlll ave. and Mllarl atraet Il---L
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
FOE SALE.

r7OR sALE-GENUfNE sCOTCH TER
rier. one year old. cNcellcnt watch
dov. Apply 2iS Sth ave- H. illndcrcr
nS-2t
TOR SALE-HORSE SOUND. III
good condition. gentle ard fnc drifs
or Suitable for lady. Not afraid OF c1*1
or automobiles Address w. Evening
Journal Ofilce. .os.-I
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
w so LINE to PT1ILA.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth st Wharf. Wilmington
730 A. NJ and i.30 +. NJ.
Leave Chestnut st Wh9ff, th'iauei'
phio. 30 A. NJ, and AIS p NJ.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Read THE nvENINs JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
PROFESSIONAL

LAST FEW DAYS.
PROF COHEN WILL TELL YOU
an you want TO know Hours 2 90 o,
Is King 81.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

ID EMOVED 10 S33 ORANGE STREl l.'i-
X John 7. Mullins Inc. Pri-t4re. Rub
ear Stamps. Get prices
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
LOoI AND hDUNIl-

+ OSr-AnOuT THREE WEEKS AGO,
- black muiey COW with large udder,
anyone knowing anything OF her Whord-
ubouts VIII please address John McGm-
ness, Marshaliton, Del. n2-1w
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Read THE EVENING JouRSAh
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
ROOMS FoR RENT.

C>lRAHD- Sot so1 AND sos ltAch 81
" Philadelphia. Rooms. 2s. g. &c Zen
tlemen only. e-s
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
PUBLIC SALE

STT0nInl q %
ooN-9u-u2-s.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
WANTED

NNrANrED-ENE NEEDING
w hQlf-tona engraving. zinc Otchinga.
or clectrotypes, TO get our estimate. Del
aware Farm g. Home. 4e6i5 Shinicy 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
OYSTER LEGISLATION

The Times-Dispatch, which has
taken a good deal OF interest in the
preservation and replenishment Of
our oyster beds, says in the course
OF recent editorial:
mo doubt the men who have from
early youth earned their livelihood
from the oyster beds can either
leave the rivers or still exc out a pre-
carious living by cutting hoop poles
or raising potatoes, but she question
has not yet been answered why.
with she example of Connecticut.
New Jersey, Rhode Island, Texas
and Louisiana before is, and with
the clear demonstration OF the in
adequacy of its own laws, the State
OF Virginia, through iss Governor
and Legislature, has persisted in so
destructive policy with regard to
the preservation Of It's oyster bot
toms"
While 1t is true that the response
biiity rests on the Legislature, yet it
likewise true, granting the situation
so be as bad as stated, that the
members from the Tidewater have
been the very ones who have OF
posed oyster legislation, not so
much, We believe, because they we're
personally opposed TO remedial acts.
bus In Difference TO the wishes OF their
constituents. Few people outside Of
Iidewater know anything of the
question and those IN Tidewater
cant agree on what is best, so there
you are. In the meantime the oys-
ter is said to be disappearing and
something should be done aud that
speedily.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
ATLANTIC CITY HAS
LOST SI,5OO;OOO
AajOr SiOy Says lid" Has
Hurt Business.

Trenton. y. j.. Sept 29-With about
a score Of municipal officials present.
Governor Forts excise inyestigatinr
committee began three days session
IN the assembly chamber. Every
mayor as well as town and borough
officers were invited. Mayor FRANKLIN
=. stoy. OF Atlantic City. was one who
responded.
Prior 70 this meeting he converse!
freely about the situation in his town
and admitted there had been no de-
crease ln the number OF visitors since
Che iid was put on there lie insisted
that the resort had lost more than
q million and a half dollars since
August
Mayor Stoy stated that the Bishops
law is being enforced in Atlantic City.
brt ho frankly admitted that he did
not approve Of it, lie said the people
OF his town. he thought. would vote by
% 10 l for an open Sunday. Harry
"ccton. city counsel OF Atlantic City.
aIrned the remarks OF Mayor Stoy
Mcyor Ryan oil Elizabeth. thought a
Ecense zee Of $500 better than 5000.
o. now prevails in his city. and added
he thought the power of granting Il
cerses should be placed in an elective
excise board. Elizabeth. he thought
would vote against Sunday selling.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
THE COMING EVENT
POLY Prim Ia DTsamIsna" for Benefit of May
Washington Hospital.

Miss ldesr Tray Tor Will arrive In the
city the last week IN this mouth. to he
2in her rehearsals for the new opera
Polly Pr'm ia Dreamland. Miss Trav
Tor guarantees this opera to FAR surpass
Polly Prim IN SpOtless Town" There
VIII be an entire change of specialties
ana all tie latest songs and dances will
De introduced. The opera VIII be ia two
acts, with seventy-fve people IN the
caste and choras. Ia act first we will
see Polly Prim ia Spotless Town" and
many Will no doubt remember this IA
miEar scene, especially the finale. The
Big Brass Band" Miss Trayior has i'm
proved upon this In the shape OF red
coats and cape for her entire company.
In act second we see Polly Prim in
Dreamlsnd. The scenery aud costumes
10 this viii far surpass any thing ever
seen on our stage. Dreamlsnd will be
an arbor oil roses and viii be opened
with one % the newest dances. s.The
An tef0sm." This VIII be danced in
couple. Introducing every member from
the odd Mother Goose family. Their
Is no reason why the opera should not
be great success. The opera will be
staged the first week In November and
those asked TO take part are requested
10 be ready to begin the rehearsals as
soon As Miss Traylor arrives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
APPOINT GAME WARDFNS

Each district in Stafford. King
George, Spotsylvania and Caroline.
and in fact every other county.
should have game warden. Citi-
zens who are interested should at
send the next meeting of the Board
oil Supervisors in their respective
Counties and request the Board so
pass a resolution asking the Circuit
court TO appoint warden in each
district. After this is done a petition
signed by five property owners ofthe
district, In favor of some man, must
be presented to the Judge. The non
Resident hunting license is SO. of
which $3.50 goes to the warden
Issuing same, and some wardens are
making over hundred dollars in a
single month. These positions are
well worth having, and in addition
She filling OF same means the protec-
tlon OF the county's game. The
hunting season for all kinds of game
opens November / st, so action should
BE- taken at once.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
on OUTLAW HUNT


Commonwealth Attorney Hubbard
and Shefif Williams with an armed force
are searching Tor the Tbomss-Zimmsr
man gang OF outlaws. who a-e ts-rorsz.
lug buckirgnam county. and who ara
believed 20 be guilty ~ shooting y ~
Dregorv SATURDAY night be outlaws
are in hiding In ths'- stronghold between
the Slate and James rivers. about three
miles rom Arvonia. Warrants have
been Issued Tor Mrs. Arthur Z mmerrpan
Wiz Of the leader OF the outlaws. and
Der sister, Miss Burton. a. alleged 6c,s =
SORES 20 the many crimes WITH which
Arthur and Benjamin Zimmerman and
it IN and Charles Thomas arr alleged
20 10 guilty The women have disa--
peerec, and are believed 20 have Joined
The outlaws IN their retreat
ine citizens OF AvvoniR are left without
protection. but they have heen author
'zed % shoot 70 KIN Il the town is at
tacked, a. has been threatened.
4 reign ~ terror exists at ArvoRia
since th' receipt OF letters from mpmb. r.
al the outlaw gang. threatening TO burn
the town and lynch the citizens unless
the ce-peradOes are hft u1rrrles-.i
Many oi the people a-e about to leave
their homes and seek safety in other To-
csiities
The outlaws force s made W p-inri-
pslly Il three families. numbering IN All
probably about 100 men There are also
.evnral families Of negroes implicated
With tho gang The sang remains IN
hiding during the day. ssrying forth IN
The n!g.t 20 seek food for themselves and
their ism'liss. Robberies a'e az almost
nightly occurrence.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
HsRM0H S. S. CONVENTION

The sunday School Convention Of the
hermon Baptist Association Vin meet
'ct. 2l-t aud 221 with Upper Zon
Baptist church. The program viii con
,ist -:
Devotional Exercises and Organic.
ton
Convention sermon by Rev. C.R. Cruik.
shank
TIE sunday school a. an Eeaneelizing
agency, discussed by Dr. e.. ) Webb end
Rev Decatur Edwards
The impOrtalce of te8rhing BAPTIST
Doctrine in the sunday School. discussed
by judge + e Moncure aad Rev. J F..
Biiingslfy
It's responsibility OF tho Church for the
SUNDAY School discussed by Mess's A.
Sreaddn-, r. X. Tyler
How can We Interest and make The
Young Converts seiu.3. discussed bv B
q. Jones and Rev. J. H. Eubank
Report oi Committee on state q sun
iay Schools
The qualification 81 the sunday School
OHieer-. discussed by DR.. W. l. Broaddu-.
y. A Shuman
announcement and closing exercises.
M J. J Williams r. president and f
5. Coghill clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
MR.. BRYAN TO PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT.

81 dare TO compare my efforts for
the moral uplift OF the nation with
his (Tais's) efforts, my deeds with
/ am committed with the policies TO
which he is committee, and more
than shat, II / may assume that he
will follow in your footsteps, | dare
to compare my ideal OF the presi-
dency with his. do not regard is
as proper for the President 60 use
his prestige, his influence or his pa
tronage TO aid one member OF his
party as against another who as
pires to office, and l regard it as a
violation OF the obligation that the
President owes TO she whole people
30 use an office that belongs TO the
whole people as a party asset
for the advancement of a personal
friend and a political protege. w.
j. Bryan to President Roosevelt.
II Mr.. Bryan had said nothing
more in his reply to Mr.. Roosevels's
letter recently addressed TO him thar
what is contained in the feg sentence
above quoted he would, In our iudg-
ment, have handed him a nut so
crack which even the PRESIDENT
strenuous molars would fail 80 i'm
press. Irrespective of party all we'll
thinking people OF the country re
greet the undignified attitude Of Mr..
Roosevelt in the present political
controversy. IL Mr. Taft unable to
take care OF himself in the pending
conflict? Does he need the presl-
dents strong arm, after it had seen
to his nomination, 30 sustain him.
Else why should Mr.. Taft be pushed
so entirely out OF the lime light,
while Mr.. Roosevelt has placed him.
sell within its most brilliant flare
We cannot believe that Mr.. Taft will
be the beneficiary of this reversal OF
the usual form, and certain il is that
il will be assumed by a vast number
oil people that Mr.. Roosevelt Is IN
willing to trust Mr.. Taft 80 make his
own fight for. the presidency. and if /
this is true, will he trust him TO con-
duct the affairs Of state in the event
OF his election?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
FIGHTS DEVIL FISH
IN SHIPS HOLD
Diver Wins Struggle, Although
Nearly Crushed 10 Death.

San Francisco. Sept 29-Wrappei In
the tentacies of a giant devil fish. Mar
tin Lund. diver. fought fo- his life
in the hold OF the wrecked steamer
Pomona which lies in thirty feet cl
water cG the Marin county coast
slant tentacie. four inches iu
diameter. FIRST gripped a leg. Pet-re
Lund could realize what had happened
others encircled his body.
The diver began TO chop frarucauy
AZ the rubbcrlke bonds and signale "a
90 ascend. The efforts OF the men on
the surface 20 comply with his sigma
threatened 10 pull his helmet on. am
he was forced to signal them TO de-
sisL
He was being drawn toward th,
deadly bCak when he saw the outlin
Of The tcvid fshs body Plunging sud
denly toward IL. be drove his knif,
into the head until he had siashed g.
into sections.
In it's death throes the octopus ti-ht.
encd its tentacies until the diver Wa
almost crushed Lund was brought q
the surface ia a fainting condition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
SP0TSYLVANIA
Coming to the fss-ssls CT fs-n-pu,ou,I,

AasseponRx, Va. sept 20. 1905
After & protracted dry spell H.. farm.
ers OF this section were glad a. III p,
'reshing showers Whi.h feu v.sr.-s.,,
snd lAst night The blowing FOR ana
seeding OF isl grain had been greatly p.
tardtd on account Of drought and will
now progress rapidly.
The timely showers have settled The
dust aud no doubt PUT in toe condition
'ne race track for The Fair A great
many country folks from this nsiyhbor.
mood VIII attend tomorrow, second day
~ the Fair
Mr. Jss. L. Frazer. Of Phiiadel2hia
and Orange, paid "a flying visit 20 bis old
home last WEE g.
Mrs. F. ". SANFORD. Of Newport N.Ws.
was 8 guest this week Of Mr. Elwooc
Gayle
Mrs. E j. Bailey aud sons. who have
been guests 81 Mrs Baley's brother. NJ.
l. \. Frazer. leave today for their home
ia Newport News
Mr.. +. ". Sanford. % Newport News.
has recently purchased % Mr.. ". T Pew
eriey, 81 Richmond, the old beverley
homestead, known a. wing HIM. To-
Gated near Court House
Mrs. Boyd ID. Chandler. OF Charlotte
vile. s. spending some time at "Coyep.
try AID Riverside" visiting her
brothers, Messrs T. \. and r L. Frazer
Ar. kobt. Brown, of Mauchchunk Pa
i at HARDWOOD the farm he recently
purchased ~ Mr.. +. " SANFORD
Miss Minnie Long aud Nr-. Peters Of
Washington, are boarding at Coventry
Tor two weeks. and watching with intsr-
est the turning Of the leaves.
Mary
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
MEETING or q. 0. C.
Dsksssss Elected 10 Stats Convention o,h,r
Matters.

Dol int meeting 90 the Frederic. sbp -
'hautsr Of 'he United Daughters q fhs
Couieler1cy was held Ia the " ashington
'uart- reading room. ON MOnfay. sept.
18th. The pre- ij-ut Nrs Mamie =
fA.ury va- ia the chair and eleven
msmi.rs present The roH was called
and the minutes - the last meetinu r.a.,
hy The secretary
The hr-t business before che body wcS
the lection ~ ce'egAtes tothe stat con.
vtniion ~ 4 ID g., to te ii at Nan,s-
Sss. Oct l4th. Mrs. Ferdinand II. Hqrt
aud Mrs NJ : Cheelev ven ehoss,, A.
np0'-sni tn fredericksburg Chapter
len response 20 az APPEAL RIM the
-Conioi' rate Old SoliierS' Home i'm
Richmond. IL WAS decided to send a box
OF provisions. all contributions T. the
box 10 b. brought in on Or. Sth. The
comuit a. O. receive the contrib 10. ms
c1t -h" place to b. given la,s-.
NE question Cf contributing 20 the
inac ior ercotiug q Corf- derate moru-
ment AT Arlington was brought 20 Tor
DISCUSSION, but VAS ineuy laid upon
ths table.
liz WIS decided 70 change TIE place u
meeting az the chapter until Ian 1t
During that time the regular monthly
meetings, held on the fourth Mondnv in
ev' - month, viii De held at the homes
81 dih-rent members o' the chapter
Niles Mary brsNton extended an invi.
tatinn - the body 10 meet with her In
October. which was accepted
Nrs. J q. H. Washhurne and Miss r y
Barney were appointed a committee r.
arrsnge a short literary program FOR
this eeting
The body adjourned T. meet on Octo-
Der 26th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
Baby. Shut Up in Foldino sed. pies.

Brooklyn y. y. Sept 20. - Mr.
Mary Dougherty thirty years OLD. OF
l37 Nevins street. accidentally shu
up her twOSear-old baby Rose in q
folding bed. The mother was house
cleaning. and had forgotten the baby
who was curled mp 10 the bed aslee7
and hidden by the bed clothes. while
sweeping the room Mrs. DOughert s
closed the bed. In a few minutes shi
missed the child and began % searcs
for her. Il was some time before shs
thought Of the folding bed. When shs
opened 1t little Rose was past al
human aid.