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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16

Topsham. Me. oct 15.-(SpeciaD.-
The events Of the closing day of the
Sagadahoc county fair were witnessed
by y crowd OF 10000 people, under
Was a typical Indian summer day, and
the happy crowd proceeded to make
the most Of all its opportunities for
enjoyment.
The races We're the free for-all the
PIG class and the 2.21 class From the
first, the free for-all was conceded to
silk Patcncn, but owing to a break
ana fail in the second heat. she was
distanced, and the race went to Isa-
bell. Woodbury., her driver. and Waite,
the driver of Ravenna Wilkes, were
both thrown, but were not injured
An accident had previously occurred
in the first heat of the 225 class, WHEN
Prince Bayard and Irene collided and
Tibbitts, driver of the mare. was un-
seated, but drove the succeeding heats
without Inconvenience.
Doris. owned by W. G. Reynolds,
took the PIG class and Roland O.. the
225 class, darkness closing the racing.
and the money going by agreement
according to the standing.
All the features of the fair We're on
the program today. and last-day Wis
itors got as much for their money as
those on any day of the fair. The mid
way attractions did a thriving BUSH
ness: the halls were crowded, and the
cattle and horse sheds had as much
of throng around them. proportion
ately to the size of the crowd on the
grounds, as on the day before.
A feature of the hall exhibit was the
display of the bureau Of entomology.
which has attracted wide attention
during the three days of the fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16
PRE- MIU M S.
CATTLE.

Snssex-Pure blood, bull, 3 yrs. or over
Woolwch, LIST; S. w. Nelson, Bowdoin-
ID p B a'Ssr hsth"sn
LIST: S. W. Nelson I'd; b. D. Coombs. Sd.
yrs, S. w. Nelson. 1st; Bull calf; B. p
Coombs. 1st; s. W. Nelson, I'd. Cow. S:
r. D. Coombs, I'd. 2 yrs old, S W. Mel
son. 1st; r. D. Coombs "a. vr., S. W
Nelson, LIST: 3. d. Coombs. 2d. Heifer
calf, Albert Hathorn. 1st;. 3. D. Goombs,
ID Grade Sussex, COW, Albert Hathorn,
LIST and I'd. Heifer, l VI, Albert HathoIn,
LIST. and I'd. Heifer calf, Edwin Hathoin,
tus. lst; 4. o. Ripley, Topsham, I'd; Mel
vim Tarr, Topshari Sd. ~, yrs;; ;ri r: e; Up,
Smssev herds-S w. Nelson. Bowdoin-
ham. 1st; b D. Coombs. Bowdoin Center,
Devon herds-L. Fl. Maxim, Bowdoin-
Working eXsnpL IT, Williams m bn1 TOPS ps
"a: s. W; Fisher; sabbattus; 80; au
over. and of his get. l.. Fl. Maxim, 1st
and ID. Cow and ; of her offspring. l..
Fl. Maxim, LIST. Bull. 5 yrs, or over. l..
Fl. Maxim. LIST and %; 2 yrs, L. II. Man lax,
a i%i Isl ~ yr Maxim AZ H. i MaS Cow. 'S' II
Maxim, fst. I'd and Sd. Heifer. yrs,
L. n. Maxim. LIST and %. l VI. l. Fl.
Ma kim, LIST and I'd.
Ayershiles--Puro bred. bull. yrs. or
over and Of his get; H. G. Hunt, Bruins
c. Hunt, 1st Bull, 8 yrs. H. G. Hunt.
lst. yrs, H. C. Hunt LIST. Bull calf.
II. c. Hunt. 1st, Cow, II. c. Hunt, LIST. ID
and Sd Heifer. 8 yrs. Fl. c, Hunt; lst
and 2d yrs, H. c.. Hunt, 1st and 20.
/ W.. n. c. Hunt. LIST and ID: Heifer
calf, H c. Hunt, list, I'd and Sd. Grade
Aycrshires Cow, Fl. c.. Hunt, LIST and "a;
3. c. Patten, 3D. Heifcr. !" yrs. n. c.
Hume. LIST and I'd. yrs. II. c. Hunt. LIST.
i year, Fl. c Hunt 1st. Heifer calf, H. c.
Hunt. 1st. I'd and Sd.
Draft oxen. yrs. and upwards-Oyer
: feet inches, John p. Newbegin. Sa-
battus. 1st: L. r. Williams, Topsham. Cd :
Nj. T. Chapman, Tcpsham. Sd. Retween 6
feet 10 inches and feet ? inches, S w.
(Continued On Page Two.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16
The Races.

The free for-all was the first on the
card Thursday. with Silk Patchen. lsa-
bel, Brownette and ROmena Wilkes
taking position in the order named.
The race conceded to Silk Patchen,
Ravenna Wilkes was the favorte :or
second place. Silk Patchen did not
disappont her admirers in this heat,
at least, the big mare stepping tie
mile in 215A.
Major NJ, Doris, DR.. Keene, Sham
rock and Babe Drake appeared for the
word in the PIG class. Delano drove
Major M. to a good mile. the time OF
the first heat being 2.17A.
Prince Bayard Rubiayat, Bells Early,
Hello Bill, Velnor, Irene, and Roland
O. were the seven starters in the 20
class. Roland O., was the taker of the
first heat with Bells Early second. on
the second turn. the first time around.
Prince Bayard broke and stopped in
the hopples, sending Irene to her
knees. and throwing Tibbitts. her drlv-
or Irene was started in the next heat
under Rule So. which leaves such
matter to the discretion OF the Judges
In the second heat of the free-for-
all the horses got away TO good
start, when Silk Patchen, having the
mole broke at the first turn, cantered
a few feet and ran into the fence, turn
ing what was almost somersault
and throwing her driver, Ira Woodbury.,
Bob Waite, driving Ravenna wilkes
was unable to clear the miXup ana lie
TOO was unseated. Ravenna Wilkes
nacing steadily on the back stretch
without a driver She was caught at
tho wire by L. H Colby of Brunswick,
and Ravenna Wilkes was walked
n round the track second time to COM
n,ete the mile. Isabel and Brownette
had a fierce contest for the heat, and
q was neck and neck to the wire. with
the advantage slightly in favor OF lsa-
hell The accident to Silk Patchen
was a matter of general regret as
many had hoped to see the mare 'oo
to her laurels at this meeting.
Doris, w G. Reynolds little mare
under the guidance of George DUSTIN
took the second heat of the 2.l9 class.
shamrock made a gallant try through
out the heat, but second place was the
best he could make.
There was something doing, all rlght
~ the second heat of the 2.25 class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16
At AUGUSTA.

The team match of the End Infantry,
National Guard, State of Maine which
was shot off on the State range in this
city Thursday. was won by tht. first
team of co. d of Norway, with a tota!
% 1878 points; Co. l. Of Houlton, sec
ond, $50; Co F of Dover, third. BAG
second team of Co d Of Norway,
fourth, a44; Co. A of Gardiner, fifth,
29o.
The other scores are as follows: Go.
=, Liv2rmore Falls, 2S4; headquarters
2S4; Co. NJ of Augusta, 273; co. X OF
Pennington, 273; Co. Fl of Watarville,
ri; Co. T. of Skowhegan, 232; Co. 3
Of Rumford Falls, 217
The first prize is $50; the second
prize $25; third prize, SIS; fourth prize
SO. The Col. Newcomb trophy, which
vas won last year by Co. f Of Dover,
was carried off this year by Co D of
Norway, while the Major Presson tro-
ply was won by Co. l. of HoultOn by
me point over Co. F of Dover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16
RIFLE Competition AT
AUGUSTAANDB BRUNSWICK.
Co. D, Norway, Wins I'd. Reg. Honors and Co. NJ,
Westbrook For I'd Reg. Inter Regimenta|
Team Match Scheduled For Today.

S.; eighth prize, Priv. A. Seares Co.
Z. Livernore Falls. CD, So; ninth prize
Sergt. J. c. Moncrief. Co NJ, Augusta,
e., s.; 10th prize, sergt r: A. B!alr,
Co. l., Houlton, g. 81; 18th prize, Corp
S. S. Maxim. co. d. Norway, e. 81,
18th prize, Priv p. Bartlett. 90. G.,
LVermora Falls. 81, 81: 18th prize.
Sergt. G. r. Bailey, Co. +, Dover
81, So.
The following We're the officers at
the competition: Executive officer. Ma
jCr John j. Dooley of Portland. chief
OF ordnance: statistical officer, Bi g-
adler General Charles f.. Davis of .Au-
gusta; range officer, Col. E,verarL e
Newcomb of Eastport; assistant range
officer, Lieut.. Ulin NJ. Smith % Hnul-
ton.
The inter-regimental match will be
shot off on the State range today.
The following gives the individual
scores in Thursdays match:
200 Yards.
COMPANY D. I'D me. HOULTON
1st Team.
SerSt ". F. Marston:-
:, 4--31
Sergt G. A. Marstcn:-
5 3 $50
Capt. J. w. Nash
4 3 3-25
Lieut. l.. II. naughraty:-
Corp. S. s Maxim
Lieut. NJ Z. Stiles
30
% Team.
Sergt Robert Tufts
Corp. T. r. Roberts,
5 3 3 4 Pr
Priv. G. w. Burgess
Priv. c. f. Swan
4 :, go
Priv. A H. Curtis
4 4 80
Priv. + r. Swan
A : 4--2S
Total III
COMPANY l.. 2D INF. HOJLTON.
Capt. r. H. Whitney,
4 3 ) PA
Corp w. ]. Keating:--
Continued on Page Twelce)
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Boston Forecast.

Boston, Oct 15.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Fair Friday and Satur-
day; light southwesterly winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16

The individual prizes We're won as
'ollows: First prize. Priv. A. H. Curtis,
Co. 2, Norway GA. $40: second prize.
sergt e. F. Heating, Co, L. Honlton,
a. IS; third prize, Sergt Daniel F.
Christie, Co. T, Dover, Co. d, Norway
GS 81; fifth prize, sergt. G, A. Mars
ton, Co. d, Norway. SO. "a; sixth prize,
Lieut.. L. H. Daughraty, Co. d, Nor
way, 63. So; seventh prize, Sergt. Viii
liam p. Marston, Co. D. Norway, 63.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16
Every Man Who
W ants nigh.CIass
Clothes Of Fashion

is cordially invited to come see the
artistically tailored garments we
make to- measure at moderate prices.
With large and magnificent collec-
ton of imported and domestic woolens
and worsteds in all the authoritive
shades and exclusive weaves, you can
make a selection here with every as
surance of getting the best and that
no one else will have the same pattern.
We guarantee a perfect fit. At least
come see the new styles You'll enjoy
a visit here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16

Roland O., Bells Early, irene and Vel
nor fought for first place for the entire
mile. This speedy quartet put up a
most spectacular exhibition. and came
tearing along the stretch at the con-
clusion of the heat in a diagonal line,
with Roland Q. in the lead. Just at the
finish Bells Early captured second
place from Venor The time was
22OA
Some sharp teaming was done IN
the third and final heat of the free
for-all, Isabel coming in as the winner
of the heat, it being decided that the
money should go according to the
standing at the close Of this heat, by
agreement between the association, the
owners and drivers.
Doris showed great horse pluck IN
the third heat of the 2.19 class. Dustin
teamed her all the way, and she main
tanned short lead to the quarter, at
ter which the field became disorgan-
lied, and Doris came home far ahead
in 224A, the SlOWeSt time Of the ra &C.
BY agreement, the money went in the
order Doris, Major NJ. Shamrock, and
Babe Drake.
Roland G., as believed from the time
the horses scored for the first heat,
took first money in the 2.25 class. The
heat was sharply contested to the fin
ish Second, third and fourth money
went to Bells Early. Hello Bill, and
Velnor. respectively.
The following is the summary of the
days races:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-16
THE WEATHER
FAIR.

Washington. oct. 15.-Forecast for
New England: Fair Friday and Sat
urday; light south to southwest winds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
Wall Street Believes European improbable London Bays Securities
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS HIGHER,
BONDS ALSO IN REQUEST ON
LOCAL MARKET.

Practically all the 4. -stness .transa cted
CT the local Stock Exchange was ct
higher prices. this relating 10 stock as
well Is TO bonds.
y number Of small lots of Washington
Railway preferred were traded in at %,
the only price for the day.
Washington Gas sold at 65a651s, being
also a slight improvement
Bank stocks quiet, but with q few odd
lots changing ownership at III for Amer
lean Security and Trust. sc for United
States Trust and lJy for Second National
Bank shares.
Capital Traction strong. advancing TO
I29.
Traction 5's We're in good demand and
higher Al 11JA0Uj5s- The. IS Of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany were strong selling up 10 S2k from
-. nearly L point higher than the price
Of a few weeks ago.
Investors are about the only buyers,
there being little. if any. speculative de-
mand for local securities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
REALTY TRANSFERS.

Samuel Z. Mason ct ux. 70 John r
MahOney. lot 35, block 3; 10.
WoOdridge-Peter Lamb ct ux. Il Peter
Z. ChacOnas, lots . and 6. block 4, SO.
Granby-D. II. Johnson ct ux 70
Robert McQuistOn, lot ,, SO
Ingleside-Luther A SwartzeU &c
Elva ) LOugee. lot 81. block II, SlCO-
Grant Park-JOhn p. r White a ux
10 Mary J. Wilson, lots O. ana 90, square
5z47, so.
Eleventh street. between G. and 7
streets SOUtheaSt-Dauiel J. Sullivan q
Mary DOugherty, part lot !, square ga,
$50 r street northeast-Rosa Robinson
Ct viz, Bernard, 10 John f. Guerin, lot
l62. square TI9 SO
+ street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets SOUtheaSt-HOmer 4. Seip TO j..
Thomas Kelley, il, part lot ., square
925; SO.
Tenth street, between X and L streets
sOUtheast-JOhn = MalOney 10 Gather
Inc Maloney, part lot 8, square south Of
go; so.
Chichester-EHen E. Bruce ct viz,
Charles II. 10 Charles II. and GoIdie
B. Bruce, lot 4; 40.
14iG - street northwest. Clinton
Tribby ct al, trustees to IsadOre Paw
ar'ni and George e Wynne, lot 4,
square Dos; $3.50
Twenty-third street, between + and G
streets nOTthwest-Jesse F. Campbell 10
J. g R Campbell lot 5, square 81, SO
East Capitol street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets-JOhn c. Deich-
mann ct uX-, 10 ReUban A Bennett
and Sarah @. Bennett, lot 6S, square
1910; $40.
4l3 New York avenue nOrthwest-Alia
Gemann, eXecutriX, to William B.
Wheauey, lot Al, square 514; $40. William
b Wheauey conveys same property to
Herman BIumenthaI; SO
Isl and I54 Quander street southeast
George w Evans ct ux-, Frances E
Dorsey, lot 81 and %. square I43; SO
Frances E Dorsey conveys same prop
eTty TO John Brinkley. SO
BlOOmingdale-JOel L. Curry ct Tx. to
Margaret KOpp, lot 102, block II. so
2709 p street nOrthwest-WiHiam c
BoddOW ct uX- Ernest W. Lowe, lot 2S7.
square l266, so.
HOlmead acknowledgement L Schatz
70 Mary E Greggs, lot I02, block f. SO.
rs Fourth street observation-disclosures IS.
Lauler ct ux- &c John R Hutchinson.
lot Al, square az, SO.
Barry Farm-OsbOrn Dorsey to Joseph
Lacey, part lot 9, section s. SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
GAS BOSDS
CLUB PLANS STUDY
OF SOUTH AMERICA
Excelsior Literary Members Outline
Work for Coming Winter at
First Meeting.

Twenty-seveE members attended the
first meeting Of the season Of the Ex-
celsiOr Literary Club at the home OF
Mrs. Florence S. Dufie. so l street
northwest The program outlined for
the coming year includes a study OF the
South American Republics, Mexico. and
the Isthmian Canal. a number Of enter
tailments Will be given during the win
ter
The following officers were elected.
Mrs.. Florence s DUfde. president; Mrs.
Florence BErTInger. first vice president;
Mrs WOOdfOTd G. 1iCDOWeu. second
vice president; Mrs. Thomas Robinson,
third vice president. Mrs. Frances
Smith. recording secretary; Mrs g. y
SeeIy, corresponding secretary Mrs T.
Hawkes., treasurer, and Mrs J. Webb.
press cOrersp OudeuL.
Following the election OF officers. the
president read an interesting paper on
the international Bureau Of American
Republics" Refreshments We're served
by the hostess after the business meet
ing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
COURT RECORD OF THE DISTRICT

Chamberlain; time 10 answer rule ex-
tended 10 October It. PLAINTIFFS attOr-
ney' 3 H Warner, jr.; defendants at
tCrney. Stuart McNamara
Reynolds VS. National biographical
society, answer of defendant stricken
out with leave 70 plead over within ten
days; motion for judgment Withdrawn
EldlnIlII attorneys. Wilson & Archer;
DEFENDANTS attorney, r Z DOan.
American National Bank VS. Schaf-
ner, Judgment under seventy-third rule
Tor $Z,y6S.32. Plaintiff attorneys. Berry
Hume.
Grant Us. Rabbit: security for costs
ordered in fifteen days. Plaintiffs at
torney, T. S. Bailey; defendants attor-
ney, T l.. JefOrdS.
Mitchell VS.. Reed; motion for bin Of
particulars denied and demurrer to
I Iid count of declaration sustained
flalntlI attorney, V. L. Dodge; de
PENDANTS attorneys, Wilton J. Lambert
and r. II. Yeatman.
WorthingtOn VS.. Washington Railway
ana 81 L1-ecIIIc company; motion for bill
OF particulars denied. PLAINTIFFS at
IOTney, /. A. Bailey; defendants atfOr-
ney. J J Darlington
Ihomas SomeTville Company VS.. Nc
cause as to $2S4.S0 granted. Plaintiff s
attorney, j. Dawson Williams; defend
ant s attorneys, Sheehy & Sheehy.
District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Called yesterday
In re extension of Second and W
streets; hearing on motion postponed to
October 16. ~
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
Estate Of Annie Kimmel: will admitted
70 probate and letters testamentary
granted 20 Edwin c. BrandenbIIr,--
eond' $4,000. Attorneys. BrandenburR &.
BTandenburg. -
Estate Of William II. BOhannon: will
dated March %. 1902 filed naming
Charles W. BOhaunCn, executor
Estate Of jeremiah Daisy: will dated
July g, 1892, filed naming Joseph p
HarVey executor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
4-oO p NC. & o. Limited Daily. Fast vas
thule train. Pullman sleepers 20 LeaxI1rtor
Louisville, Cincinnati. Indiana polls Chic -
and St Louis ParIOr car for Virginia 80
Springs week days Pullman Car L.1uisy-lII.
TO Memphis and New Orleans. Diuiur Co.
q Ia carte service
u.lO P NJ. F. V LIMITED DAILY
Solid vestibuIe train Pullman sIeepers -
Cincinnati. Lexington. and LsouiSy-iIls
Compartment sleeping car 90 Virginia FT1t
Springs week days Dining cars a Ia 80
service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati n
Chicago and St Louis, and Louisville 10
Memphis Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at ChesaDeaEa aDs
Ohio Offices 5I3 Pennsylvania ave 1870 =
a. ard New Union Station Telephone Nj,
72S0 fo- Washington Terminal Cab service.
and Main 1906 or 22C6 for Q s. o. sel2-rf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
NEW YORK BANKS
LOSS OF RESERVES
Total Loans Sl,324,358,OOO, With
Surplus Still S37,O19,OOO Greater
Than Year Ago.

NEW YORK. Oct. lO.-The weekly
statement OF the associated banks issued
today shows the following changes:
Reserve on deposits, decrease, $751;
925.
Reserve on deposits 0tker than United
States, decrease, $I,514,61J.
Loans. increase, $l2,221,3 800.
Specie. decrease, $5.I26, 500.
legal tenders, decrease, 1858, 200
Deposits. increase, 1881, 100.
Circulation, decrease. $242. 100.
Total leans, Sl,324,9SS. OOC.
TIE surplus of The banks is S3I.0 .225.
against Sl655, 40 last year. and SIS. Ol4. 4OJ
two years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
WASHINGTON TAKES
THE SECOND PLACE
Increase Of Timber Building Dur
ing Year Shows Gain of
19l Per Cent.

CHICAGO. Ill. Oct 10.-Accordiug 10 a
detailed report carried IN the Construc-
ton News. an Industrial publication OF
the increase OF timber building for Sep
TENDER. lye. as compared with Septen-
Der, 1871, Washington comes second on a
list OF forty-seven cities showing a gain
OF 10 or more percent OF total cost
washington shows 2 total gain OF ~
per cent Paterson, n J., heads the list
with POI per cent gain FOrty-five cities
show varying gains, indicating O healthy
increase all along the line ia the
amount Of timber construction.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
TODAYS QUOTATIONS ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
capital Traction. SQl29. 4a129.

Capital Traction, Sa129. 4GI29.
Washington Railway & Electric pre-
ferred. 2NS3. 2Ns3. sass. sass. lass.
Washington Gas, 25I65. 25H66. 25465,
25066ls.
Second National Bank, lO6I50
American Security and Trust, 3d2IT.
After call-WashingtOn Railway and
Electric 4 per cent, $l.UcU4S2. $l.OGJ0S2is.
s.. 0oJNN2is
Capital Traction SIS. S5D0Qu5k. S500T
Il54.
United States T Ust. 4d9G
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
fered, 54S3-
,tlNER IN ENST BONDS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. IO.-Fred
Weissman, forty-five years old, Of 1915
North Fifth street, shot his wife, Kate.
twenty-five years. of 53S South Twelfth
street, Newark, y. J.. and then killed
himself at Haymarket Hotel, Twelfth
and Cambria streets. n; 4:3O O'Clock this
morning. The couple had been separat-
ed She probably will die.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE, Commissioners, District Of Colum-
bia Oct. 9Th. 1908. Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until y O'CLOCK
NOON. NOVEMBER ? 1908. for constructing
the Congress Heights Trunk Sewer In the
District OF Columbia. Forms OF proposals
specifications. and necessary information may
be obtained from chief Clerk. Engineer De
partment, Room 423, District Building Wash
ington D. c. HENRY 3. F. MACFARI,AND
HENRY l. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Com
missiOnerS. D Z. OC9-6t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL, Blue LINE

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every OLher hour On the Odd Hour
10 PEILADELEEi4 ASD NEW YORK
NEW TEEAIINAL- I'D ST NEW YORK
100 a. u--DI1e-, Pullman ParlJr.
100 = m--ElrTeL. Ea-.or. ElFe-hOur Tain
800 a. m--Di-e- and Pullman Parllr Car
mo a. U--DlEe- AM Pullman Parl1r Car.
- GO . u.-Dluer and Pullman Pa-lor Car
800 ?. Royal Limited" Al PUilruaus.
Five hour
ff-o0 p m--Coacces 20 Philadelphia
f5-0O p m--Dine- and Pullman ParIor-
800 p m--Coac1es 20 Philadelphia
$500 p m--Sleepers-
HZ51 a. u---Sleepe-s-
ATLANTIC CITY, roo. 900. tl1.oo q. n,
T. 90. 900 p n
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
CWeek Days 100 a. m 70 ,. ul.)
a2.52 e 90 Is 80 100 80, s 90 $50 800
Is 80. T-J-j9 "-L-10 a. m. ZOO noon. fIZ-15.
'l-U0. is. roo -S-o5. T2-2o, $3.50. rS-Oo.
t4-s5. 800. toes '55t. 700. 80. r7-Jo so
re. 1900. "I0-15, .11-S5. 'l2-95 noon
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. ~. $50 p n.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND louis
VILE. $40 a. n. 40 ? n. 'l2.45 night
12-Sc night
CLEVELAND. $40 ,. n.
COLUMBUS. $50 p. n
WHEELING. $50 a. n. $50 D n
FREDERICK $50, BIO. $40 q m, +l.s0.
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