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Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06

For the third and last time, it is
to be hoped, William Jennings
Bryan has been repudiated by the
people for President. Nearly the
entire tier of States of the North
and West cast their electoral vote
for the Republican candidate, Will
liam H. Taft; and, although he
will not take his seat as President
until the fourth of March COG, the
country is now certain as to the
policies ofgOvernment under which
they will live for at least FIVE years
to cone. The elections were bit
terly contested in most of the States
and the local issues largely in
fiuenced the results. In Indiana
the Republicans lost the legislature, ]
which will elect a senator to the
United States Senate. On the
other hand, Missouri has from the
returns at hand, elected Republican
electors, and a Republican legisla-
ture. Here in Delaware the Re-
Publicans have carried the State for
the national and State ticket, with
the exception of their candidate for
Attorney General, but they have
lost part Of the county government
In Kent by a small majority. This
was due to the bitter attitude of
Senator Alice and his friends, who
worked openly for the Democratic /
ticket, and accomplished the de-
feat of Republicans in a district like
that Of the seventh. But Of the en-
dre country, New York was the
greatest surprise; even the city of r
New York gave a Republican ma D
iOrity. But the strife is now over. D D
Men who have been striving with R
ense feelings will now relapse into K
heir usual routine, and the friend r
hips which were strained will be D
Such is American politics. X
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
The Vote For Inspectors.

First District
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chard f. Long lls
2nd-FranE Armstrong. i,.............,.,. 2s6
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8 md Di let
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~, 'snr- klehards' .2U7
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'"mes D. 4 CUR b....... ...............iS 1871
Thnd Dstri
lst-Charles Coyerd.le, D............ 14e
thar Sts wHrt, k............,..,......if X. lis
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Ehocn l. nlhama, D...................2 .236
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06

IT is well to remember that
Christmas shopping can be done in
November to great advantage
When the rush OF customers is less
than at the holidays, the buyer has
more time, and better stock to select
from. Buy for Christmas early,
and avoid the rush.
. a - TS MA
8sars the 7lhe Kno Y0b Have saas BOugD
q C&a<zHZASSZEX
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
TWO DIE IN CHAIR.
New York Criminals Pay Penalty Of
Death.

Ossining, y Z. July 20-Angelo I.au-
diere. OF New York City. known as the
king Of Mulberry Street and Charles
II. Rogers, Of Middletown. y. Y who
killed three persons for purposes OF rob
berry and secured only SIS paid the pen-
atty Of their crimes to-day in the electric
chair.
The electrocution OF Iaudiere. the sec
ond TO die. was attended by a grevsorns
incident BY some error in the adjust
ment OF the apparatus about his head
the electric current when turned on
singed his closely cropped hair and burn
ed his neck When Laudiere WAS n-o-
nounced dead his body was hurried ouict-
y from the room.
The execution Of Rogers was NOT AZ
tended by any untoward incident. He WIS
accompanied 10 the chair by the Rev {
Ernest Jones, chaplain OF the prison Tba
condemned man kept his eyes on he eoo-
and walked with a firm step 10 the ebai-
while the minister recited 7 an the resT,--
rection and the life" Rogers entered tbe
death chamber at 5:47 O'Clock. S,,,-a1
minutes later he was declared dead
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
NEGRO IS STABBED TO DEATH
Gus Barnes Loses His Life in a
Drunken Fight.
VIII smothers, Charged with Doing
Fatal Deed, Makes His Escape.
Police Are Active.

Gus Barnes negTo. forty-eigEt years
old. Of 1223 Half street southwest. was
stabbed TO death in a drunken fight in
the second-srory front room OF his home.
az s:S o'clock last night, by VIII Smoth-
ers. negro, twenty-six years old
Smothers escaped
Barnes and three OF four companions.
men and women. were drinking and ca
rousing in the Half street house all the
evening Shortly after O'Clock Barnes
and Smothers began 20 quarrel The men
clinched and rolled over the floor. Suoth-
ers was getting the better OF his ad-
versary when Barnes threw a lighted
lamp az him The lamp smashed against
the wall, setting fire TO the curtains and
bedding In the glare OF the fire the two
men fought back and forth for several
minutes, when Smothers drew knife and
plunged II 20 the hilt in his opponents
breast
After stabbing Barnes. Smothers ran
down stairs and made his escape. Barnes
called TO woman in the house that he
had been stabbed. and then reIapsed into
inconsistencies. A physician was called.
but when he arrived the injured man was
dead.
The knife entered the chest just an inch
below the center Of the heart
Police Of the Fourth precinct were in
formed Of the stabbing. All OF the men
and women who had been IN the house
were arrested and taken 10 the Fourth
precinct station. where they are held as
witnesses.
Central Office Detective Baur hurried
TO the scene and made an. Investigation.
He spent most Of the night looking for
the negro who did the stabbing, but was
unsuccessful
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
GOOD BILL AT LUNA PARK.
Large Crowd Present at Opening
Performance of the Week.

large audience greeted the opening
performance Of the weeks vaudeville
biH az Luna Park last night. and the
applause which followed each number
was undeniable proof Of its merir. J.
Bernard DyIyn. late a member % the
George Cohan company. made a decided
hit. as beside being fine singer and an
up-to-date, clever actor. he has a pleas
Ing personality, a combination that can
not fail 20 please.
The dancing OF Tom Hefron was re-
maTkabIe, owing % the fact that he has
lost one Of his legs and performs his
terpsichorean stunt with the aid OF a
crutch- He does soft shoe and skirt dane
ing. and some high kicking that comes
little short OF being marvellous
Marion and Deane. in a singing and
talking slSit. entitled Polite NonSenSe." q"
did some clever dialogue and good sing
ing, and were enjoyable throughout
Frank Tinney has an act that IS ire
sistibly funny His dancing and singing
are exceptionally good. and his work al
the piano was side-spHtting. vet through
II all one can see that he is an artist
OF ability
The De Muths, grotesque and whirlwind
dancers, are worthy high praise. as their
act is one OF the best seen here this
year The trained COCkatOos Of Prof
Lamont proved 10 be one OF the most
interesting acts OF The evening. being
very pretty as well as clever.
several thousand persons visited the
park sunday 20 enjoy the music OF the
American Regimental Band. Miss Marie
Laurent sang several solos
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
FITZSIMMONS WoRSTED.
Cornishmnn Gets Cut IN Fight with
Thenter Manager.

Spokane. Wash. July 20-From a go-
as-you-please. rough-and-tumbIe scrap in
the alley back OF the Pantages Theater
last night. Bob Fitzslmmons. late heavy
weight champion pugllist OF the world
emerged with a cut four inches long in his
scalp. and Z. Clark Walker. manager Of
the theater. came out with the marks OF
half a dozen OF the COr1ishman's blows.
Fitzsimmon's wound was inflicted with
an infants nursing bottle in the hands
Of the manager. Both were arrested and
gave bends TO appear in court on Mon
day.
The trouble arose over an uncompli-
mentary article regarding Fitzsimmons
printed q an afternoon paper. which
Fitzsimmons alleges was prepared by
Walker because OF his having planned TO
give boxing exhibitions contrary 10 the
terms OF his vaudeville contract. which
expired yesterday
Fttzsimuons is under the care OF a
doctor The police blotter reads. Rob
aTt Fitzsimmons, actor age, IS; place OF
birth, Cornwall
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
LOU SCHOLES TO ROW.
Canadians Entry in National Re
gatta Is Assured

Springfield. Mass July 2O.-The entry
OF Lou SchOles. Of Canada. has been as
sured for the championship singles in the
national regatta Sch0les il VIII BE- re-
membered, won the Diamond Souls at
Henley a couple OF years ago from 5 F.
Kelly. the best amateur sculler in Europe
He is entered IN the Olympic regatta,
which is TO take place at Henley on the
GSth Of this month and following days
OF course, II he cares TO Scholes will have
plenty of time 70 get TO Springfield for Au-
gust 4 and 4. and II he does there VIII
be a fine race among himself. Greer. NIL
Ter. and Bennett.
Several Philadelphia clubs. along with
the University OF Pennsylvania men, are
preparing for the national. Crews also
are promised from St. Paul and st. Louis
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
TEAM RECEIVES PENNANT.
Second Regiment Basketball Team
Gets Trophies.

The Second Regiment basketball team
was presented with the trophy emblem
attic or the Middle Atlantic States cham
pionship by Maj Simms last night at the
National Guard Armory. each member Of
the team receiving = Roman gold medal.
In addition. Second Regiment was pre-
seuted with the pennant OF the Wash
ington Basketball League. Mai. Simms
made a neat little speech. congratulatiuE
the team on its excellent showing. and
was replied 20 by Manager Robbins
The city league was declared adjourned
until September BY President w G.
Thacher. The following teams were rep
resented Second Regiment, COrcorau Ca
diets, Peck Chapel, Company 9, First
Regiment; Caprons. and National Guard
Athletic Association
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

New York, July 20.-Wheu Mrs. Ottilie
Eberhard. the Austrian woman who car
ried about her neck a bag containing near
ly $4,000 In bills. screamed and sank
down by the rails Of the Susquehanna
tracks. out beyond the lonely station Of
Rochelle Park, N J., some minutes after
S O'clock on Saturday night. the bullet
which brought her down and caused her
death was fred from so close behind her
back that the flash Of the powder burned
the flesh.
This fact. developed by the autopsy
made by Coroner Cornelius De Mund. OF
Ridgewood, to-day, confirmed Prosecutor
Koeste-. OF Bergen County. and the de-
tectives who have been attempting 20
solve the mystery Of the robbery and mur-
der in their behalf. that they need 10
find only one man. at present missing. TO
make perfect the chain Of circumstances
leading TO the murder.
To-day. Koester's detectives located the
parents Of August Eberhard, the man who
took Mrs Eberhard and her daughter
Ottilie from n New York hotel and led
them down the tracks beyond Hacken-
sack through the darkness Of Saturday
night
Father Knows Nothing of IL.
Charles Eberhard. the father. who lives
at a farm near Moore's Hills. twenty
miles east Of Poughkeepsie. could not
tel detectives from Koester's ofice where
they could find his son Gus John Eber-
hard. OF Woodbridge: George Eberhard.
who lives IN New York. and Freia Eber-
hard. brothers and sister OF the man
whom the detectives are seeking. were
all found. and none of them could tell
anything Of Gus Eberhard's whereabouts
IN the shadow Of the coal piles below the
Rochelle Park station after the shots
that killed the Austrian woman and
wounded her fleeing daughter had been
fired
This morning. the undertaken at Ridge
wood, in whose charge Mrs. Eberhard' s
body had been placed. buried It in the
Ridgewood Cemetery. Through a mis-
take in orders. he acted prematurely. and
the body was buried before CttiHe Eber-
hard could be brought 10 the spot
Arrest L. Made
Tonight one Of the policemen OF Hast
ings saw a young man burning something
IN a bonfire along the side Of a road just
DALSl4c OF TOW
He walked close 70 him. and saw that
he answered the description OF Gus Eber-
hard which has been sent out by Prose
cutor Koesver- The policeman took him
70 Dobbs Ferry, where James r Byrnes.
overseer OF the poor, examined him.
The man seemed 10 be excited. and at
times he was !ncoherent- When first
taken into custody by the policeman. he
asked exciredly 10 be allowed 70 see s.e
afternoon papers He gave his name at
first as Eberman. then he changed 10
Eberhard Zimmerman. and 20 the latter
name he stuck. He said that ne lived
on Staten Island. and that he was en-
ployed in a drug store in the Bronx.
he was kept under restraint at Buck
iey's Hotel. in Dobbs Ferry. tonight IN
II the Jersey authorities could be com
municated with
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
Party Entertained by the New Jer-
sey Yacht Club.

SPECIAL % TIE Washing-on Herald.
New York, July 21-Bayonne. y J. en-
tertained a party OF Washington ID. C.
yachtsmen over the weekend The Bell
R Rose, q handsome forty-foot 20-horse-
power boat. arrived last Thursday. and on
Friday morning proceeded. on the invita-
ton Of the commodore and members, 10
an anchorage of the New Jersey Yacht
CLUB. at West Thirtieth street Aboard
were Charles P. StanIman. Oscar Danzen-
baker. Claude Penda-vis. and Eugene
Herman. the latter manager Of the Ly-
ceum Theater. Washington.
The Washington yachtsmeu were made
honorary members of the New Jersey
Yacht Club. and the Bell r Rose contin-
ued al her anchorage between short
cruises until this morning when at :
O'Clock she cast OF and left on the return
journey The party expects 10 reach home
some time to-morEow-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

Two-hase hits-DoUd- Meaghsr Coleman Spaldins
Schrirer- Three-hcse hics-Dowd % Home r1ns-
snyder o Conner stolen heses-Jenkins 80. Cole
man. Moiitt Mullen. Spalding e. sacTifcs hit
Mcagher- Hits made-OT Atkin. IL. oH CoIlihoTer
). OF McAahon. 6 First base On bails-OH Atkin
s. Of ColihoweT. 2, OF NfcNfahon / hit b pitched
ball-By Atkin . Srrack out-By Atkin. /. hy
Co-d10Uer. l. By NcAiabon . Left on bases-Aia-
rines. 5: Turnerites. g Wild pitcheS-Collihower
MclIahon- Umrirc-NIr. Cleveland Tine o. game
! hour ard 5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
AMERICAN ATHLETES
SCORE IN OLYMPICS
Daniels Equals Record for IOO-meter Stvinr, and
EWry Captures Standing Broad Jump-Nine
Yankees Qualify in 10O-meter Dash.
OLYMPIC GAMES RESULTS.

100 meter swimming tl09.3 yardsl-Won by
c. ". Daniels New York A. G.. United
States; Zoitan de Halmay, Hungary. second.
5. A. Julien. Sweden. third. Time. ! 05 IS.
q new Olympic record
Standing broad jump-Wou b RAY 4.
Ewry. New York A c. United States. with
rsmp of % feet 1oia inches, T. Scilatirss.
Greece. second. with a JUMP q 10 feet "a
inches. Martin J. Sheridan. Irish American
A c. United States third. with = jump
q % feet inches
Wrestling; catch-as-catch-c1n. bantam
weiClt-Won By George y. Hebncr. Newark
T-nrerein. United States: X Press, United
Kingdom second H Cote Canada. third
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

H Goodworth, United Kingdom. second with 2
points
Second heat won hy :. J0fausson Sweden. X,
Malmsrrum Sweden. second
Water polo sen1i-anal-Bez zium defeated Sweden
Wrestling. niddle-weiTht: Graeco-RomRn - Jose
phon. Denmark NaT1ens0n. Sweden. and Anderson.
Denmark qualified for the final.
TO-day's Programme
M1ruing-2o3 meters. fifteen trial beats, running
high jump trials. high diving. heat two.
Afternoon- I90-mete- run. scnifnals four heats:
so0-ueJer Tun. finals, 4oometer hurdles. scmInuals
four heats: sj0meter nln trial heats. running high
jump, Enals so meter swimming. trial heats.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT ENDS.
Deputy Governor, In Speech, Refers
TO FairbanLs' Visit

Ottawa. Ontario, July 20-The proror7-
ton OF Parliament to-day was the tamest
in the annals Of the country. There was
a smaller attendance OF members OF. both
houses than ever before.
The session. lasting Is2 official davs. was
the longest on record The deputy governor.
in giving the speech from the throne. re-
ferred 20 the Quebec tercentennary. lie
said.
The presence Of representatives from
France and the United States at the cere-
m0nial will be hailed with intense pleas
Ure by the people OF Canada. and VIII be
accepted as an evidence Of friendship OF
the citizens Of those two great republics.
About immigration he said. The sub
ject Of immigration from Japan has re-
Ceived much attention during the last
year 7 am glad 10 know that a satisfac-
tory arrangement has been effected. and
I feel sure that the terms Of the agree
ment VIII continue 10 be faithfully car
ried out
While you think Of y. telephone yo.l-
Want Ad to The Washington Herald and
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

tfrst base bT eTT1rs-lraiu1neu. :: Station 2 Left
on hases-Stzticn- = Trai-mcu. e F1rst tase on
hallS-b1 jmbsuEh l. Srr-Eck out-Ry Handy :.
hy limbaugh s. Hone r-r-Ryon- T7lree-hase hifs
-Jerslus. Buscter TTo-hasc hits-Osborne Groves
Woodward Sac-1fce hit-Ryau- stolen bssss-
kopee. Sh0wal,er. limbaugh. Ryun. St0kes Double
Q-sy-OshoTue % ThouIs1u- Hit b. Vitcher-By
HANDY. Umpire-SI-- lynn Time q Eame-l
hour and S minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas -NiinnsaIulis ;; Kansas City. 2
Al IudiauaUoli Indianapolis. 8; Columbus. ;
At Niiluaukee-Efrst game Milwaukee 8: 81 Paul
. Scolnd gume- Milwaukee. 4 -. Paul. ?
Al Louisville Iouisrslie 3. Toledo. J.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
soTTHERN IEAGrE-

Al AtIanta-Ffryt game Memphis 6; Atlanta 5
Se,ond game Atlanta 4. Memphis
At Nashville-NGslTiIle. ?; LiJtTC Rock ! fthfr-
teen inniuEsI
Montgomery rs. Sew Orleans and Mobile "a BIZ
mingharn. rain
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
YANKEES Have Grand Day in 0fhor Cy7Orfc
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Bufzlo-IeTsey City. !; Buffalo. 2
Al Rochestsr-Providence. O. Rochester. g.
At Montreal Baltimore. s. Montreal (l2 inningsl.
At Toronto-NeWark 4: Toronto 2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At HaFerhili-H 4: Lowell. 3.
At Lynn-Lynn. 8. New Bcdiori. /
At LaWrcncc-Fau River. 5; Lawrence. !.
Al Brucktoli-W Worcester. ?; Brocktou. O.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
NEW York STATE LEAGUE.

AZ Utica-Syrac1se. I. Utica G.
A. Troy-Trov. 3; scranton. 10
At BiuEhamtou- -Binghamton. /. A.. J. & G.. O
Al Alhany-Alhauy. 3: WilkesbaTe. &
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
CoNNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At vickshgry -vicksburg. >: GufIort- Biloxi. Q.
AT Jacks0n-JacES1n. ,. Columbus. 2
At Meridisn-Meridian. 5. Monroe. O.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

A. Willismsport. 6. Lancaster. J.
At Trcnf0n-Johnstown 1. Trenton. 0.
At ilminzton-Altoona- 3. Wilmington. ?
At Reading Reading. : Harrisburg. o.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

At WATERBURY -lierideH. c. Waterbury. O.
At Holyoke-B -B-i5repGTt. ., H0iyoke. l.
At Springfield Hartford. 8; Springfield. 4
At New Britsin-Se7r Haven. 6; New Britain. :
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
2. r. Y. N. C. A. LEAGUE,
Trainmen Pile Up NIneteea Runs
Against station

Station lasted but two innings against
the leaders yesterday. Trainmen making
Il a w2lk-oveT. Score. 19 70 6
Sam RyOns batting figured IN Train
men.s larEe tofalS OF rrrns S,nre.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
sOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusta -Ars7ssta 2 A1acon l.
At Jacksouviiie-Jocksonv { Savgnnah. 0.
At Charles5cu-Charlsston. o: Columbia. g.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
SEEK GIRLS FIANCE
Police Think GnS EbePhard
Guilty of Murder.
SLAIN WOMAN IS BURIED

Brothers, and Sisters of Man
Sought as slayer OF Mrs. OttiIie
Eberhnrd, Who Game to United
States with $1,000, Know Nothing
nt All of His Whereabouts.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

While you think OF It. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald. and
bill vii! be sent you at I cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

The Silver Stars want Eanes with teams averz-
night fed: Gamer. left fed: Freeman rsnter fed
Mcdonald third base; F1aherty. shorts-op. Eunfs.
sec0ud base McCengy. first base; SherE0od catcher.
sexton pitcher. MaCzbee and LeTey substitutes
southwest
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

The Marines tightened its grip on first
place yesterday by winning an interesting
game from the Turnerites by p to g.
The Marines assumed the lead early IA
the contest and held II throughout Joe
Turner'S crew made a strong bid in the
last session. getting four runs across the
plate. but with two down and a man on
second base. Spaldiag ended the Turner
ties chances Of winning by flying out to
SNYDER. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
MoKIT0R COTTAGE. Ocean View W
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED FOR THE SUMNER At
a pretty country home. near Lu-ay Care-ns and
Shenandoah River; fine f'- fishing. 1arEe vz-d ana
fine water. can give references Mrs Y. $ FTN-
NELL. RLeJTille Va fvIQs.
Ny COTTAGES ARE NOW OPEN. FOR BOARD
e-s ~ OCEAN View. Va: electric E-Ets N7-folk
Cc'lnty water; good tao.e. Boating bathing and
fishing the bcst5 terms S 10 SO per week Get
OF car az Virginia Bay Station c r SANDER
son. Ashby. Va Visit
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

While you think Of =. telephone yo--
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald, and
bill viii be sent you at cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
WESTERN LEAGUE.
LOCAL YACHTSMEN GUESTS.

At Lincoln-Linooln. 6. Denver. s
No Others scheduled
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Wisooasius defeated the Industrial Home
Scl-1l for the seventh consecutive tine ves-e-sav
hy = % 8. The features the pitching q Saoe-
maker and the PLAYING n Howard az second. Rat
teries- Wisc1nsins. Shoemaker and Stevens: Indus
trial Hone School. Martin and Carrcu
The Young Seventh Streets want s-aules with
teams aTgrlEng thirteen -ssTs- Lineup : T. GRIT
ton. p-rcherl &. Evans catcher r. K. Hock drs-
base = Rossitsr. second base; G. Storke short
stop. Z. St0rke. third base: z Evans r. Budy-
y C. Gr1tton- " Covsin and A. Cc-rsiIl, out
feidcrs- AddTCss 5 7. G1tt0n. 9Oz Seventh street
no-thsast-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

Tu-day's game-Visilants 81. Jcseph's a. Thir-
teeuth and u streets n5rtheast al $50.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Marines Tighten Hold on First
Place by Beating Turnerftes.

d on No TEAMS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

STANDING
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
The FAIR GERMAN

The annual fair german was sivsn AZ
tue or.ra House Wednesday nixbt =,
the Dung men ~ This city. The german
crinmnucei ABBOTT II O'Clock. after the
show was over. and WAS kept up until
; am The music WAS furnished nv
bunch Ofclestr.,. OF y ,.-hingfon. tn.
E,r.nan was led to Nc e. 4 Howard
those dancing were Misses Elizabeth
and Agnes Segar. Of Lewiston: Dabnev
Maury Halsey. az Philadelphia; Minute q
Smi'h, RO-alis Smith aud Stella DicSin.
son. OF King George; Mamie Shackle.
iord, oi orang; Jos-phire Wright. 81
Richmond; Jenrie Maitland. Lima IIar-
rison. Flora Mason. Edith Barber. Kate
bogg"tt seDhiue Maddox. Sadie Tav-
10y, Sallie y. Montgomery. Page Waller
Mary Custis Lee. hrs Il. ) Shepherd
Ms 4. L Howard. Miss Switzerland. 81
Okinhome, Messrs Bankhead lee. Of
Richmond; Jno. Pollock. A. Lewis Re-
hooe and William Smith. Of KIM
reo rye. CLARENCE Chewing and Garter
M Spotsy lvan'a; e. O'Conor Goolrick A
>. Dickson !. e. and r. ". ChirAe-ter
v b. Mason. ". X. G9olr'ck q n
500 rick, Stansbury F.cklsn e. r How.
a. . Shepherd. + L. y. Green.
peri Narstaa
Me. Geo q Richerson chaps7oned
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
VIRGINIA NEWS

Mrs Fannie p. Woodward. aoed n
Years, vile OF II. x Woodward and
dauShter 81 the late Bishop Thomas 4.
oudley OF kentucky. die6 at her home al
Midci"Durg. Wednesday. She &, -urvlvsd
oy her husband aud one daughter.
Rev. DR.. Arthur 5. Llovd. a form.r
Noriol< rector, and no ~ general secretarv
81 tie Protestant Episcopal Board Of
Foreign aud Domestic Missions. was
thursday elected Cosdjutor Rishon Of
tn Diocese OF Maryland
The wedding Of Miss Mary J,sepb,na
DE shields. daughter of Major Il. 1, ID.
Shie.ds. 81 Northumberland county. L.
Mr.. J. l.. Henley, Of Tappahaunocf. was
celebrated Thursday at il a. IN a. ~
John = Episcopal church. Tappahapn ck
hsV.H N. Meade officiating. The maid a.,
honor was Miss Chloe Snow. and Inc
bridesmaids Misses Linda Snow. Nnrv
S-iden Snead, Alice Mallory, Cha -intta
" right, Sailie Wright, Sallie Henley
Mamie Laurie Mcdaniel The nor,l II.
tendants We're Miss katherine Henie,
anu Miss Mary Snesd. and best man
non. james a. Lewis The groomsmen
we're A A Cralie, Eugene Philips. Cons,
sale DR.. J. NJ. GOuldin. Chas. Cireshsm
Harry Gresham.