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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
GLEANINGS.

Ten million people have opened &c.
counts with the postotlicc Savings
Bank OF England
Nine or fen cups Of coffee are drunk
daily by the average Arab without APP
parenuy doing him any HARM
IN proportion 70 the number OF its
population. switzerland consumes more
chocolate than any other country
The Indian government IS endoavor-
ing 20 popularize tours to the Hima-
layas. The number Of tourists IS In
crossing pepeptibly every year.
Hereafter an fish sold Ia CONSTANT
nople must be kept IN shops paved
with marble (Which IS cheap therol e
with plaques ~ So called Malta stone.
Thc most conservative official esgl-
mafe 81 the opium smoking population
81 China IS iO0.o60ooo-enly lsnl0oo0
more fhsn the entire population OF the
United states Many officials place
the list at l1ono0OCo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

It's Basic Prineipls Is the Bctterment o.
Humankind.


It's Basic Prineipls Is the Bckterment OF
Humankind.
Peter w. CoIllns ia an editorial in
the Il. sfrlcaia Worker says "in the
progress Of effort for the betterment
Of humankind the trades union move
ment has ever been a most potent fac
tor In the Accomplishment Of results
for the general welfare. and the his
tory Of THIS country bears splendid
tribute to the untiring and unselash
effort OF the men Of labor for the COM
mon good Indeed. It is not too much
to say that the influence which It has
brought to bear on the problems Of the
day aided materially In a proper IN
derstanding and correct solution OF
those problems.
There are. however. many infelli-
gent aud well meaning persons who
believe that the labor movement is a
selfish movement. composed of narrow
minded individuals opposed to per
sonal liberty and the exercise OF all the
inalIenabe ights-indiyiduals whom
they imagine meet In secret for the
purpose Of stopping the wheels Of In
dugtry and retardlng the growth OF
the nation. Labor. they say. is not
conservative because 1t is unjust In
its demands and radical in its meth
DDS. 3@8 3F
@0f course labor is radical but rad
ical in that conservatism, II you please.
which believes in the ideals .of the free
man, free government. free institu-
lions: radical In the belief that equal
justice and the recognition OF the
rights and duties OF man to man are
the basic principles OF conduct in the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
soeletY Neeas LeadetshIp.

Society in all its undertakings 4
hopeleszly lost without leadership Tho
problem forever Is Go exercise that eief.
nal vigilance that IS tbe price Of Bhs
ety and take care that leadership does
not degenerate into bossism, The Mes.
sengcr confidently asserts that the state
cf Ncfmoat has never tolerated a boss
since the days when Il soldiers turned
down Ethsn Allen Tor Setn Warner, taat
The Vermont spirit Of independence Is
iusf as strong today a. il was lhcn. ami
that Ncrmoniefs themselves have never
been sold into political bondage M any
body on EARTH We aafe been threat
eael al Shines. nerbaps. hp, IS was em
eVn iault and We woke up.-Sh Altans
Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

affairs OF men; radical IN the belief
that government Of the people de-
riyes its life. power and perpetuity
from the people; radical in the belief
that a share IN the duties Of citizen
ship and a participation in the conduct
of government are essentially a part
of the days work.
sFor these things labor stands and
has always stood For these things
labor has led its hosts In united effort
For these things labor is striving and
VIII continue to strive"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

Ex-Governor Bell was on the safe side
when 10 declared TO Washington III.
tefviewcr the other day that politically
Vermont seems 10 lo divided III alles
glance between Cos. lInglles and Score.
tary Taftp II viii b HQted that there
was 10 reference - Uncle ,IoeH can.
non who Is espoiised 40 vigorously by
Congressman Haskina, whose seat may
bc contested by the Ok governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

Il
Res j. Edward Wright was N An
dcyer. N. IT., last night and iectued ba
fore the students u Proctor academy
Samuel shepard went to Rutland
Yesterday fof 100 DAYS for furnishing
liquor having pleaded guilty h city
court.
Tie last two carloads Of the Vermont
exhibit at the jamestown exposition
have arrived, and everything i ap-
parcntly N good condition
William Wright, sheriff Tracy's pris-
onrr vino was placed IN the dungeon
following bis recapture after violating
"tnistyg parole last summer. u now
sick with the numps, having been taken
down two days after bis return
The Oldest groom in Montpelier last
ycnr was Gs and the oldest bride was
SO. while on The other hand the young.
est groom was 3 and the youngest bride
was ~ There we're "A marriage licen,
ses issued, against 81 for the year BE-.
fore.
The ralcs 81 the Montpelier country
club have been changed 80 that resi-.
dent may be admitted 10 the use Of the
club property on presentation Of card
signed by the president on secretary, on
application Of a member.
Raphael Ala and wife left yesterday
for San Louis, Potasi, Mexico, where
they will reside. the former to engage
in mercantile business Mr.. Aia has been
employed granite cutter, but thinks
there & a good opening Tor him IN the
mercantile business in Mexico.
Articles If association has been filed
at The office 81 secretary Of state Sat
ufday BY the FIRST Congregational
church Of the village Of Jamaica The
object il Tor maintaining and supporting
q Congregational church and holding III.
Ties Of said church building and house 10
be used for the purpose Of a parsonage
o. for rental Of lands and property both
eral and persomal for the benefit of said
church ana the beneficial purposes con
uected Herewith The papers are signtd
hy John q robinson, j A. Muzzy, q a.,
Robinson. Luey X. ekliogg. G a. Aiken,
Mrs. >. 4. Aluzxy, Mrs. >. ), carver.
The associate mcmbefs of Brooks post
met last evening for organization and Tor
the adoption Of constitution and hy
laws This association now has Jg mem.
BEERS and ~ formed for The purpose 81
assisting the veterans Of Brooks post at
Memorial day er AT any other time when
they con ~ of service 70 the Old sol
diers. Officers were elected AZ foll0wsi
president, r. A Mutt; vien-p president.
benjamin Gates; secretary. Charles III.
Ileaton; treasurer Ira II Edson. A com.
mittee consisting ~ Benjamin Gates, 6.
appointed to notify the commander Of
Brooks post that the association mem
hers are organized and ready 70 respond
to any call from the post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
A Possible Locality.

Haven't ! spen you before some.
wnere
Alaybe. | have often been some
where
HNo, hut haven't I, on the square
Probably have been on the square
But joking aside.
well, Joking aside, were you in
Chicago 1t the last Republican convent.
ionfe
Ies.s
stopped at the Palmer Houseg"
"Yoo het.p
'Well ! was in Europe that year. -
Nashville American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

Two Of the meanest Mon heard of
recently are the two men who refused
~ pay for their lodgings on Central
Vermont train during trip from ST.
Adams 10 Essex Junction
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

Vermont prisoners in the national
capital are enjoying themselves, II our
special correspondent informs Us cor
rcnly. and we always supposed that
nc was careful husbandman Ia the
field Of ycraeity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
RalIroaa Foreman i Rankrurlev

Burlington, Jan. i Benjamin +. Ter.
rill oi Hartford. a railroad foreman. illed
petition IL bankruptcy yesterday IN
TIE office Il The clerk IS tar district
court. he has liabilities 81 Sl72e2 and
assets OF S2lQ. Of vach $3.50 Is claimed
exempt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

II N question just how much would
be gained By d radical change in operat
ing policy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

John Scnter Of Montpelier = e. good
IS his name implies IN finding out Yer
mont sentiment regarding Che governor.
sbip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
The Measure q progresgIon.

Senior Hellol Where's yonr ehnms
You started out together
Berry Junior re ish (nie) three
lamp posts behind. Lippincott's,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14
JINGLEs AND JESTs
Intelligent Advice.

Intelligent Rescuer 10 skater who has
fallen through Steady, old man,
steady Keep eooll-I The Bystander.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

Turning over a new leaf
is an effort, but exercise
is good for one. We
made a New Years rcso-
luton this year and it
was to sell for Cash only
during 1908. Here's one
that will NOT be much Of
an effort to keep and will
benefit your pocket.
Read our advertisement
every day during the 3l2
days Of 1908.
To day we offer you 28
Boys Ovcrcoats at 20 per
cent discount.
FUR COATS TO RENT.
WE CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

When II comes to suicides, Massaehu-
setis IL near the top, with five % Sun.
Iay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-14

Both High School Basket Ball Teams
Successful

Montpelier seminary and Montpelier
hiQli Aehol, first and second basket bali
teams. played doubleheader last event
ing ii the T. w. G. A. gym The higb
school won both games, 80 to ~ and z5
10 II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19

CAB1INE.
AM. bevereux is at home for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabine are home for sever
al days.
Miss Sadie Lift:efield, OF Penobscot, Il
visiting w. 8. Brown.
The bsttleship Mississippi was in the
harbor Sunday.
Mrs. William Raymond, OF Belfast, IL
visiting Elisha Perkins.
Myron varnum and wife havs gone
down the bay on fishing trip.
Mrs. Rose Wright has gone to the nor
NAL encampment for several days.
Prof. Riddle preached at the congre-
gational church Sunday, to q large audi
ence.
Mrs. Sadie Ames, OF Portland, who has
been visiting r. b. Brown, has returned
home.
Eight large man-of-war boats came
ashore from the large battieship and land
ed about 100 marines, which made things
lively on our streets for few hours.
Aug. II. a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.

Interesting Session at Bar Harbor
Last Week.
The annual session Of the Hancock
county conference Of Unitarian and other
Christian churches was held at Bar Harbor
Tuesday evening and Wednesday OF last
week. notwithstanding the threatening
skies, large delegations went from Ellis
worth and Sullivan and q goodly delega-
tion from West Gouldsboro. The enter
tainment by the church in Bar Harbor
was attentive and bountiful.
The service Of music and song con-
Quoted by Mrs. John w. Doe, organist,
Bar Harbor, Mrs. Charles J. Schmidt,
contralto, Philadelphia, and Harold Whit
more, baritone, Bar Harbor, was most
helpful. Rev. Alva Roy Scott, Of Bangor,
gave the sermon Tuesday evening on 1.-THE
Years Literature and Religion.
The address Of welcome on Wednesday
morning was by B. c. Reynolds, OF Bar
Harbor. Rev. H. H. Saunderson con-
Quoted the devotional services at the open
ing, and at the close Of the day. The con-
ference was presided over in part by the
jpresident-Mr. Reynolds, in part by the
vice president-Rev. Mr.. Saunderson.
The general subject Of the conference on
Wednesday was ''Unitarian Faith and
Work.. In the forenoon Rev. c. F. Dole,
D. D., spoke on 1.-THE Basis Of Religion
in the Life Of the Universe. Rev. Adel-
bert Lathrop Hudson on Liberal Faith
and Spiritual Life", and Rev. H. w.
Foote called attention to eminent exam
pies OF liberal faith and spiritual life ex-
pressed in music, in poems, in hymns.
In the afternoon, under 1.-THE Unitarian
Faith at Work., addresses were given by
Rev. H. H. saunderson, president Of the
Young Peoples Religious union, by Miss
Fannie Field, OF Cincinnati, representing
| the national alliance of Unitarian and
! other liberal Christian women, and by Rev
Samuel A. Eliot, D. D., president OF the
American Unitarian association.
Resolutions of thanks were adopted to
the speakers, the entertaining parish, the
Maine Central Railway Co., the Winter
Harbor Transportation Co., and the mana
ger OF the steamer Majorie; also resolu-
ton recognizing the courtesy Of the
Young Mems Christian association in ex-
tending to the entertaining church the
use Of its dining room for the luncheon.
Officers were eieted as follows: Presi-
dent, Fred A. Noyes, Sullivan; vice-presi-
dent, Rev. H. H. Saunderson, Cambridge,
Mass; secretary and treasurer, Rev. S. w.
Sutton, Ellsworth; executive committee,
Mrs. Thomas F. Moran, Bar Harbor;
Irving Osgood, Ellsworth; Mrs. E. S.
Shaw, West Gouldsboro; Everett McFar-
land, East Lamoine; Capt. S. o. Moore,
Prospect Harbor; Fred A. Noyes, Sulli-
van; Bedford E. Tracy, Winter Harbor.
The session of 1909 will be held at
Sullivan, Aug 10 and IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19

and wearing red sashes, made . fine ap-
pearance. They were led by "Uncle Sam"
This evening there will be an illuminated
parade. At Hancock hall 1.-THE Private
Secretary" will be repeated, followed BY Z
dance.
GRANGE DAY.
Tomorrow will be grange day, and In
dications are that there will be . large
number Of CHANGERS in town. The pro-
gram for the day is as follows:
$50. Baseball-Surry grange VS. All
grange.
900. Band concert.
1000. Exercise at Hancock hall. Ad-
dress Of welcome, in behalf OF city, Mayor
Simohton; in behalf Of carnival commit
tee, G. L. MoranR; in behalf Of granger,
Milton Beckwith; responses, Dr.. J. H.
Patten, Amherst; Capt. A. I. Foss, Han
cock; Hon. J. F. Wood, Bluehill; music
prayer. Different oranges will present
programs consisting Of music, poems,
drills, etc. A silver cup awarded to grange
presenting the most interesting exercises.
100 Band concert.
200 Competitive banner parade.
2.30 Base ball-Bluehill VS.. Surry.
800 Speaking at Hancock hall, Milton
Beckwith presiding. Prayer; speeches by
state officers; orations by Hon. l.. c. Bate
man, OF Auburn, Hon. L. B. bennett, of
Portland, Hon. John B. Redman, of Ellis
worth, and others. Special music. Grange
poem.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19

son, Rev. W. A. Hanscom, whsrs ~ ID
spending the summer.
Mrs. Wallace Conner rsturpsd 10 her
kome In Belfast Saturday accompanied By
her sister, Mrs. v. r. Wardwsll.
Posters containing . progssu Of ths
csmpmeeting st Northport, whict vili be-
gin Aug. -, have bssp rsceivsd frcn Rev.
A. e. Luce, Of Belfast, . former pastor
mere, who will direct the services.
Aug. II. L
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19
MARRIED..

BARNES-SPENCER-A Dedham, Aug 8, BY
Burrill, esq, Miss Grace Barnes Of
Dedhsm, to George Spencer, Of Bangor.
BLAISDELL-PIERCE-A Boston, Aug IL,
Miss Lettie Estella Blaisdell, OF East Or
land, g William Whipple Pierce, Of Rox-
bury, Mass.
HODGDON-SOMES- West fremont. Aug
II, BY Rev Provan, Mrs Mabelle Hodgdon
to Elbridge Somes, both Of fremont.
HOOPER-CARTER-At Bluehill, Aug IS, by
Rev Odds, Mrs Idella Hooper to Henry
Carter, both Of Sedgwick.
JEWELLcKENNISTO Amherst, Aug
"A, by Patten, esq, Miss Katharine An
drews Jewell, OF South Berwick, to Harold
Mason Remission, Of Amherst.
JORDAN-DEBECK-At Pl No 81, by G d
Garland. Miss Carrie E Jordan, Of ri No 81
to Earl R DeBeck, of Clifton.
KIEF-EATON-At Bar Harbor, August IL,
by Rev Garland, Miss Daisy Evelyn Kief
Of Hancock, to John Earle Eaton, OF Ellis
worth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19
BORN.


BROOKS-At Ellsworth, Aug Is, to Mr. and
MRS Charles NJ Brooks, o daughter. lille Q
Elizabeth
BUTLER-At fremont, Aug IS, to Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Butler, q son.
DUNBAR-At Sullivan. Aug Is, to Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Dunbar, . son. Harvey Scott /
EMERSON-At Stonington. Aug Il, to Mr.
and Mrs Frank N Emerson, q son. fwil-
liam N
GARLAND-At Ellsworth, Aug II, I, Mr. and
Mrs Forrest NJ Garland, q daughter. MAR
garet Ellen.
GATCOMB-At Hancock. Aug 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Pearl Gatcomb, = daughter.
HlGGINS-At Ellsworth, Aug 4, to Mr. and
Mrs Schuyler Higgins, twins. [Son and
daughter.
REDMAN-At Bucksport, Aug Is. to Mr. and
Mrs Herbert L Redman, daughter.
TRACY-At North Sullivan, Aug 10, to MI
and Mrs viii Tracy, son.
WILLIAMSON West Stonington Aug S, to
MI and Mrs Malcolm Williams, . son
Francis Malcolm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,os see other pages
NORTH CASTINE.
Fred j. Wardwell is improving.

Fred j. Wardwell is improving.
Willard Perkins left for New York FRI
day.
Mrs. Ada Conner is recovering from
severe attack OF neuralgia.
Willie Dyer and Mr.. Furber have re-
turned to Boston.
Percy Wardwell is employed on the
steamer Silver Star.
Frank Mullan, of Boston, was the guest
of Bert Ordway recently.
Mrs. Helen Hatch visited her parents,
Fred F. Wardwell and wife, last week.
Miss EsteIIe Perry went to Orono last
Thursday to attend the wedding of a
friend.
Mrs. Edwin Ordway is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Bridges, in Penob-
scot.
Leon Bird, of Brockton, Mass, with his
son, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Annette
Bird.
William Jameson and wife have returned
to Dorchester, Mass, after few weeks at
Capt. J.. E. Blodgett's.
Miss Edna Porter, who has been a guest
at the Dunbar cottage, has returned to
Somerville, Mass.
Capt. Ezra Conner is home for few
days from Bluehill where the schooner
Fred A. Emerson discharged coal.
Mrs. Arch Wescott, with her daughter
Ruth, returned Saturday to her home in
Portland.
A pet dog belonging to James Hatch
was run over and killed by an automobile
last Friday.
The friends Of Rev. S. l.. Hanscom are
sorry to learn that he suffered a paralytic
shock last Wednesday at the home OF his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19
DIED.

CAIN-At Penobscot, Aug IA, Mrs Ada f
Cain, aged 50 years..
DOYLE-At Ellsworth, Aug 16, Mrs Catherine
NJ Doyle, aged SO years, months.
HODGDON-At fremont, July, %, Charlotte
Hodgdon, aged years, months, 7 days.
SMITH-At fremont, Aug 70, Vida, wife of
Emery Smith, aged AZ years.
YORK-At Brooklin. Aug IA, Tobias York,
aged 70 years, 2 months, 25 days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19
MARINE LIST,


AT Aug II, schs Wesley Abbot, New York,
coal, Lord; Melissa Trask, Boston; Ann q
stuart, Bar Harbor; Fred Emerson. Blue
hill; Wilson Willard, Bar Harbor
SD Aug 10, sch Catherine. Bonsey, somes
Sid Aug 10, schs Fred Emerson, Rondout.
slaves and heads, Howard Moore; Wilson. Bar
Harbor, wood, Clark Coal Co
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-19

LORD, ana sung to the tune OF the HOlQ
Oaken Bucketn, The ode follows:
r,.,. 80 -. = 81. - WoAin, go,
| 49, wy s1A suA0s -
| o,sr n,.r .u. ~ s
| sAe sos 'isA'y Den1,
The winds, softly breathing, repeat with
! out end.
The wide-spreading ocean, in majesty speak
| ing,
/ M. 81, th..
| rh.-a,. -
| spy qui'e 81 oear as oid
|
The old home in Ellsworth, the home Of our
childhood,
There's never spot quite SO dear as old
| home
Ana ott ,ro
danah,a,a ' ~ wy Suns anu wy
Those Nils and orsen aa,os = e., 49,.
| rscor ionu i"n'y
Tho ro.Ls T., ~, ~.
| waters,
The pines of the forests, majestic and tall.
And every true heart knows the field that lies
! - ,o.ss. " '-''Ao "nen ~ mem ~
| n, ~, ~ MA. .,, 80.
| a.,-as. ~ "AA
rhsra,s raua, 80. ..
| hn,,,a 41'e ~ ue"i % wv
The old home in Ellsworth, the home Of our
| childhood,
| homs p' 4' "' - o.1
| recalling,
coasters lay,
ing,
| bay.
| The schoolhouse In which we were guided
And ciearest Of all, though with tears our
| eyes oiinding'
mlnu o''e AsA'n '0mes 'ne nome OF our
|
The old home in Ellsworth, the home Of our
| cn1idnood,
ineie never spo' qui'e 80 aear ~ oio
|
The white days OF winter loom large in our
| dreaming
inc winus anu 'ne snow 'nA' neaped nisn
| Tho trsas w;,h h,;ah. ,aa,. =, ,.u...,
a-o,eaming
The frost fish we caught through the ice on
the brook.
| skate,
The Jingle Of bells ereets our ears as We
roam.
What pain is more poignant, what Joy can be
| greater,
Than touches our heart at the thought OF
o,u nome'
| cb;,ahooa \
Tbere,. never . snot onite an aaar =. old
| home
TUESDAY
t m. -; ,, rs
pAe
| ~ '" Sos AAOA' wv VI
| eo"n' anu caoSeu sho PostPonement VI the
program OF minor sports until the after
| noon. The fal1irs furnished the principal
| amusement Of the day.
There we're two entries in the LOO race.
| lama. r,,srk and nj. C1;Is. ~ E,Iswo-+h
Falls, the former winning. baseball
game between picked -up teams represent
ing Ellsworth and Waterville was plaved
at Wyman park in the afternoon. The
u,.o,,h 80. - - . a, -
II. The winning team ia scheduled TO
plsy Eastport this afternoon.
In the evening the comedy. ssThe Private
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
RAID STIRS ATLANTIC CITY
Descent On Millionaire Club Cause
CONSERVATION Amono OambterS

Descent On Millionaire Club Cause
CONSERVATION Among Gamblers.
Atlantic City. y. J.. April %. - TIL
greatest sensation in years has devel
oped here following the raid made on
the house in Chelsea belonging 10 the
"Millionaires' club" by District Attor
ney Goldenbers. Woodruff. chief OF the
police department; Baitzel. county de
tective. and Mr.. Bacharach. chairman
OF the police committee of city council
While the only arrest was that OF
the steward Of the place. gambling
paraphernalia, including roulette
wheels and faro layouts, valued al
$4,000. was secured and is now locked
up at police headquarters.
Although the names OF the men who
ran the place and its frequenters have
been concealed under aliases. Il is
generally known that big Philadelphia
and New York politicians put up the
money TO buy the 1000 property a,
1O4 South Montpelier avenue and 70
mt 1t out as a gambling palace. Men
powerful in local politics had promised
protection to the club" which was In.
corporated at Trenton several months
ago with what are believed to have
been dummy" names as directors
The raid has assured the people OF the
city of the sincerity of Goldenberg and
Woodruff In their promises TO break VI
gambling OF all kinds in Atlantic City
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway
Company, Rappahannock River Line
Schedule in Effect March -. 1908


BALTIMORE TAPPAHANNOCK FREDERICKSBURG
Lave Baltimore Pier Light weather Sunday
Tuesday aud Thursda 40 'Wesand North End MI
lrvngton Weenns Mlenbeck
nroanna Aonask
M-nrd Iappahannoe 900 Nayors Hole Bandhd,
Mount Hop Yard RateIhe.
al 2nuon
BALTIMORE TAPPAHANNOCK
Baltimore
Friday Creek
Men Durham Burton Urbanna.
sharp Tappshannok
-TAPPAHANNOCK NORFOLK
Tapphannock,
lord Ware Bowl sharp Bay Port
Button barnan hsntek Merry Point Ottoman Moran,
leave MONDAY
ana Bowler
KsBURG TAPPAHANNOCK RATTTwORF
Leave fredericksburg Sunday
weather Radcliffe
Layton, Bland
Sso Nsydors Hole $50 Tappaha1noek Wexford
m Durham Menhsck Merry Point
son m.e stone MIL Greek $50 North End Wtd
Leave Teppahanoek permitting Tuesday
ssopPss Wexford ware Bowler sharp bay Port Wheaton, Water
North End
10 6elumoe on Thursday will and
not guaraned does
erom.
frsght received at Baltimore until IN o
W. d. Scott, Agent, fredericksburg Va
GEM MURDOCH Con & pass A..
Baltimore " - -