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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

New York May 25.-Five month s
Igo. on Christmas night. in the desc
late lamp black swamp in Harrison
y. D. Helena Whitmcre was murder.
e. her body stripped OF clothing AMI
thrown into foul ponf where il was
found on the following day To-day
Theodore 5. Whitmorc. husband o. tao
murdered woman. was placed on ;r.a.
80 Newark y j.. charged with tac
crime \ chain OF circumstantlal ~si.
lcnce has been forged against Whit.
more. il is alleged. by. Pros cutor
Pierre Garven. but Whitmorl's attor.
ney says he expects 10 De- able e. prove
an aNbi for the accused man. and IS
-onhdent that he will be acquitted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
HART-c0LEMAN
Mss Gertrude Coleman. Of cauIine. wsds W. S
Hart, Of Chicago. In CincInnsti.

There was a romantic marriage in Gin.
einnati Wednesday evening, May goth
when Miss Gertrude Coleman. OF Welch' :,
caroline county, Va, became the bride 4
W. :. Hart,o Chicago, H. The marriage
was TO have taken place at the home ol
the bride, but at the last moment Mr.
Hart found it impossible to leave because
OF pressing business engagements, and
wired his sweetheart to come to Cincin.
natl. In order that the marriage might
not be delayed, which she did, and on
her arrival they were married at the Pres.
bytsrian Church OF the Covenant, by Rev.
+, j. Martin The bride Is the accom-.
piished daughter Of Mr.. II. +. Coleman
OF Caroline. Mr.. Hart il engaged iu tbs
electrical construction business at Chit
ca0o.
They had known each other for sonfs
years and the marriage was not a sur
prise to near friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will reside IN
Chicago.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
TUCKER AND DANIEL
HAVE MARROW ESCAPES

Hon. h. st. Geo. Tucker was injured
and Senator Daniel narrowly escaped
injuries In a runaway Saturday, while
travelling from brakes Branch 10 Char
iotte Z. d.. where both men spoke to
1000 Confederate veterans.
Mr. Tucker was driving with DR.. C. W.
Tucker, when the horse ran away. Mr..
Tucker scrambled out OF the back Of the
vehicle. he was thrown against an
emDankmentr severely epraining his
wrlst- DIR. Tucker was uninlured,
although the buggy was turned over
upon him. Senator Daniel was about
to step into another vehicle, directly in
the way OF the runaway team. aad iuet
got out OF the way In time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
Finds 5000 euries During Civil War

Fittsburg. May 25.-James Graham
4 contractor. OF GleHdeid suburb o.
,Als city. dug mp an old lard can while
moving house. when opened il vas
found to contain English sovere. ms
and half> sovereigns 10 the valu. OF
$1,000 The house which was being
moved belonged 20 Mary Ann kilch. an
-gccn -ic ElSishvoman. who came 20
,..ls COUNT. -.-or- tAe Civil War and
brought the English gold with her.
Fearing that the soldiers would in
wade this part OF the country and steal
her money. she buried the treasure IN
der her house. After the war she was
suspicious OF banks and allowed the
money 10 remain.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
PRIEST STABBED IN CHURCH
Fatally Injured BY Farmer. Who Is
Believed to BE Demented.

Believed to BE Demented.
Salisbury. Mo. May s5-In tho pr,s
ence OF four hundred worshippars
Father Joseph r Lubeley. ased thirty
three years pastor OF st. Joscps's
Catholic church. was stabbed twice
with a pocketknife. and perhaps fatll
y injured in church by Joseph
Schuette. farmer. who is believed a
have become suddoRly deucuted. \
panic was narrowly avertcd among the
communicants. many of them women.
The injured man was taken to n near
by residence. where his wounds we're
attended by physicians. His condition
is critical
Immediately after Father Iube'cv
oai Finished high mass ne started 70
leave the church. At the door Schuctte
rushed upon tho priest suddenly from
behind. and. staboing him twice. D To
the pastor 70 the floor The nrst blow
irom the knife struck the priest In tie
temple. and the second cut a de-
cash in me neck. just missing tie
jueular vein.
The crazoi man was about 10 stab
the priest a third time. When Ms
Barbara Ginter and John Gates. both
members uf tae church. caught his up-
hited hand. In the struggle which f1i
la"od Schuette stabbed Mrs. Gsntcr
In the hand and inflicted a painful cut
on Gates arm. \ dozen men ran 10
the aid OF Mrs .Ginter ana Gates and
overpowercd Schucttc. Fighting and
screaming. Schuette was taken 20 Jail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Tacoma. May 25-Miss Lillian Il.
Wyman. young woman. twenty years
ola. Is dead under pcuculiar circum-
stances. sac was a waitress AT the
Point Defiance pavilion. and was found
dead In room on the upper noor
For several hours g was Thought a
case OF heart disease and then IL was
found her neck was dislocated Ex-
animation showed she had fallen heav.
uy against a lounge. her head striking
20 In such n way as TO break her neck.
Tho Young woman hal eaten a hearty
meal ana few moments previous hal
been laughing ane dancing on the noor
below. After long Investigation. Cor
nner Stewart saws nc believes she took
a sudden iaiutiue spell and feu. strlk-
ing the lounge
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Atlantic. y. j. May 25.--Nrs. c. n.
kessier ot this city. was given an al
most fatal shock by telephone mes.
SAGE informing her that her mother
had suddenly died az he'd home on the
mainland. AIRS Kessler answered the
phone herself and swooned as the
message came. Later the message YVES
found to have been a fake. and Do
lice who got on the trail OF the sup
posed practical joker arrested c. H.
Armstrong. whom they charged with
malicious mischief in sending il
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
Saw His Eianos Murder.a-

New York May 25.-Lippman Kess
Ter. said to have been a repecte.
sutton of Miss Nina Z. Doane. shot ana
instantly killed his former sweethear
as she was entertaining her hance
Thomas Faulkner, in the apartment.
OF her grandmother in Brooklyn. &C
eording to the story told to the polio,
by Faulkner. Faulkner was also sho
In the cheek at the same time by Mi.
Dosne's assailant, who escaped.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
Public Execution Planned As Lesson

Pottsyiile, Pa May 25.-In order. he
asserts. to teach the foreign population
u the coal regions a lesson. Sheriff
Clay W. Evans. OF Schuylkiu county.
has decided 20 make the execution OF
Felix Radius, the condemned Black
Hand assassin, on Tuesday. public. so
lar as the leading representatives cf
The Poles. Huns. Slavs. Lithusnians.
russians and Italians are concerned.
Tickets OF admission have been given
20 these men 10 see Radius die
Sheriff Evans believes that their re
.citai Of the event 20 their countrymen
VIII dc much to stay the hands Of for
eign murderers IN the future.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Elu.-hurr Pa May -. - Frank
Comedies a coiorel hel boy. agel
ri-.'e.l years. was arrested here ou
the charge of having attempted 20 set
a-s GO tle rnitcd States hotel foar
times ln as many days. On each of lie
i-st iour tars FIRE had been Gisc0T-
cred bon cath beds In various rooms
AID "er- discovered before much dam.
age was done and watch was Kept
Cornelius Uas found ia the vicinity 90
O. room wlerc a dro occurred and is
uCW iu iaU
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
STEEL BRIDGE At RAPIDAN

The Supervisors OF Orange and the
supervisors OF Culpeper county held a
loint meeting at Orange u few days ago
to receive bids and letcontraet for a sinh
stantial steel bridge, with stone piers.
across the kapidsn river at Rapidan.
The contract was awarded to the Can
ton Bridge Company. of Canton.
Ohio, at "a 1866, payment to be eqdaIIy
divided between the two counties.
Aessrs. WV. Sanford, chairman of the
Orange Board, Atwell Somerville. OF the
Cnlpeper Board. were appointed to su-
perintend the work.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
ANOTHER SCHEME To FOOL
THE PEOPLE

II the Republican majority in the
lower house OF Congress succeeds in
fooling anyone in tins country on
the so-called McCall-Crumpacker
publicity bin that person should be
placed in the list OF innocents. The
minority has hammered at the ma
iority during the entire session in an
unsuccessful effort to have the
House leaders, like Cannon. DaIzsll
and Payne, allow one of the numer-
GUS campaign contribution pub
LEFTY bills to be reported from
the committee room, but Speaker
Cannon, not DESTROYS OF having next
falls campaign funds exposed 10
public criticism, has persistently IT,
fused to let any of these measures
come up for consideration. Uneasy
over the criticism OF the Democrats
these masters of the art OF fooling
the people have conceived the plan OF
having the House pass the Mccall
bill, In Itself a good measure. hut
with the Crumpaeker Southern rep
resensation reduction bill tackled on
rs a rider. OF course. the bin in this
shape will BE bitterly opposed by
every Democrat in the House, tie
Crumpecker scheme being Odious to
every Democrat, whether he be OF
the North OF of the South. As the
Republicans have nothing to hope
for in the South they can pass the
bill and go before the country in the
attitude OF friends of campaign pub
licity. OF course, the bill which it l.
proposed to pass, has no earthly
chance of becoming a law. but it,
passage by the House will help to
fool the people, and that Is all the
Republican party cares very much
about.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
LOCAL MARKETS
CCorrected ~ Simon Hirsh A

tCorrected ~ Simon Hirsh 4 Rr1.
Wheat. so 90 IS; corn. 60 Il
IS, meal. $1.6O 70 $I.75; oats
go TO 40; old hens. to 10; snrire
chickens 20 to - cts. per pound
eggs, l3 To II lard, 10 q,
y; ducks, i've 10to11; turkeys. drawn
II To -; turkeys, undrawn, Is Ia
-; turkeys, live. IL To Il; butter
. TO p; hams, II 10 IS. Irish potatoes,
90 g So; lambs, $3.50 u 1900,
hides, green. 4 20 ~; dry salt.-i,
. to ~; dry hides. OK 70 Z; call
skins No. !, Clio per skin; baIed
hay, {l5 To $l7 per ton; leaf sumae. "a
TO - per 100, hogs, i've weight. )
TO 5bc,; beef. live weight. 3 tn 4c.:
pork, 81 to I; wool. 16 To Il Der H.:
sweet potatoes. 80 20 81; veal. =, to 8,
Early Rose pOtatoes. tl.lO To 40
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
JEWS TO TRANSLATE BIBLE
Will Be Adopted AS Official Version O.
Jewish Society Of Auerles.

Philadelphia. May 25-Thc Jcwi IA
Publication Society OF America 81 its
twentieth annual meeting made ;le
announcement that arrangements have
been made for the translation OF Tho
Bible. This is regarded as one OF tho
most important works ever under
taken by the society. The translation
will be made with the cooperation ol
the central conference OF Jewish rab
bis. and the book will be adopted as
the official version of that body. A
Bible fund OF S50.000 will be raised lor
the purpose. Edwin Wolf OF this
city, was chosen president and Or
Henry NJ Leipzingcr. OF New York
vice president OF the society.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
- 81. - er rroLL.r En-.

Baltimore. May ---navii Rotf man
arri thirteen years. aui Franz Cglar
to. l-oi ci-At years were kl.er by a
trolley car The boys were r.lias ou
Che rear of wagon. saw the car aD
rrolch.lr from the rear. and. appar
eutiy thinking there would be n c-i
Nsion jumped from the wagon ta
avoid Dr. The car ran thcm down b.
fore they could leap from IT'S path
Both lovs vcre terribly crushed b,
rho car icu -er though .n neither case
eas t-e sAll 90 their Nttle bodies
broken
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
THREE DEAD IN WRECK
Fifty Others Injured In Trolley
Crash In Philadelphia.
FIVE WILL PROBABLY DIE
Car on Chestnut Hin Branch Jumped
the Track and Was Struck BY a
Car on Southbound Traek--were
Filled With Passengers.


Philadelphia. May g5.-Threo per.
sons were instantly killed and at least
Eve ejhers were so badly injured that
there Is 20 hope for their recovery.
and forty i've were seriously hurt in
a collision between trolley cars on
Germantown avenue. near Chestnut
Hll a suburb in the northern section
~ The city.
The only body thus far identified Is
that ~ Mrs. George ID. Wagner accd
s.Nty-dve years. OF COrnwens. Ia.
An unidentified woman about sixty
years OF age. and an unidentified man.
about tortydve years OF age. were
taken 20 the morEue.
Forty-ave persons were taken to
the Chestnut Kim and Germantown
hospitals. each OF which is several
miles from the scene OF the accident
aud many were taken away ia auto
mobiles by the wealthy residents OF
the exclusive Chestnut Hm district.
They We treated 10y private physi-
clans. ans in consequence absolute . g.
tail as Co the injured cannot bc OBJ.
tanned
Among those who were dangerously
injured were George Wagner. whose
wife was KILLED
Alexander Mckay. aged forty-rve
years. has a wooden leg. The arti-
icial member was ismmed up into
his body and ne cannot live. Il IL said
The accident vas caused by a car
running north jumping "a track while
coins down a steep grade not Tar from
Chestnut Hin The car swung across
the southbound track. and was struck
by car on that track Roth cars
were hllel with passengers. and few
escaped injury
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
TO UAvEIL MONUMENT

CoriedeTate memorial services will be
held IN Loesburg May 2Sth, when the
Confederate monument erected by Gin
ton Hatcher Camp, c. v. and the local
chapters Sons and Daughters Of the Con
iederacy in honor of Cor'ederate dead Of
Loudoun win he unveiled The speakers
VIII be Gov. Swanson, Col. Edmund
Berkeley and Senator Daniel The ~
yelling VIII be- by Master +. V. Viii
grandson OF the la, Col. F.. V. White.
The speakers VIII be introduced 10y Judge
Nicol. OF Manassas.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Rising sun. Nd May "a mule in
the Hartford county almshouse stable
kicked the hat from the head Of a
passing thief into the rafters. II was
found 10 the morning by workmen
ana led o. the arrest of John r. Smith,
d Lapiaum. and the recovery Of part
or set OF harness which had been
stolen. The man was convicted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
DEATHS

Joseph c Rohr died at Somerset.
Oran9eCo. Tuesday of consumption aged
- years. He is sur ived by his wife and
four children.
Robert Harper, eighty three, father OF
Coi. X. n. Harper, Of Washington, was
found dead n rs bed Saturday IN Wash.
ingtou The remains viii be Inferred AT
Leesburg. Mr.. Harper was married
vice. Six children by bis first We are
living aud seven by his last.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
DEm0cRATlc DELEGATES
FROM ORANGE

primary election was held in Orange
county on May 10th to elect delegates
20 the State Democratic Convention. AT
koanke- The following were elected, by
District:
Barbour-C. r. Morris, DELEGATE.
George +. Head, alternate.
Gcrdon-W. r. finder, delegate; o. b.
Watson. alternate.
oelagat,s; & Waugh Jr.; and j. 4. Hud
eo1. alternates.
Mndison--A- It. Browning and W. s
Rogers. delegates; N. r. Kinney and
6 \. 8tosfn, Dr.. aiternates'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

While the Republicans in the South
continue 30 hold lily white con
ventions, Northern Republicans con-
tinue to throw bouquets at their
dusky brethren. The reason for this
is apPaasE>=. The political situation
has reached that poin. where the Re-
publican party cannot longers
in the South with the negro, and it
cannot succeed in the North without
the negro. In the South white men
viii not affiliate with any political
organization where "a large percen-
tage of it's members are negroes. and
for this reason Southern Republicans
are holding conventions with such
negroes as can vote eliminated. with
view ofrecruiting the party with
white voters from the Democratic
ranks. At the North and middle
West there are many States where
the negroes hold the balance of pow
er, and without their assistance such
States viii go Democratic next fall.
hence, we find the Republicans at tile
tail end OF Congress passing the
Crumpaeker bill to reduce represen-
tation in the South on account OF
Acknowledgement of the negro thro'
the House, when they know it is i'm
possible for it to become law at this
session. 1t is still doubtful whether
the full negro vote of thecountry can
be caught with this kind of bait, as
Is usually is, with the Brownsville az
fair still fresh in their memory.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
Miss Catherine Roossvelt n,eak. >.

WIS OatIlrFlne Hoo5eVeit Breaks Leq.
Boston. May % - Miss Catherine
Roosevelt Of this city. a relative OF
President Roosevelt had an ankle
broken by the falling OF her saddle
horse Lorna Doom While participating
10 the ladies hunters class event al
The Country club horse show held in
BrOokline
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
Drowns In His Hathtuh.

Wilmington. Del. May 25-stricken.
II IS supposed. with an cpileptic fit.
Harry Donovan. while preparing for "A
bath at his home, on Jefferson street.
ieh into tho tub. full OF water. and
was drowned
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Greatest tonic and strength producing
remedy ever offered suffering humanity
Quickens the blood. lifts the brain and
BODY irom weakness to power. That's
What hoihst.r's Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 30 cent?. Tea or Tablets.
W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

When your food seems to nauseate
take kodol. Take Kodol now and until
you know you are right again. There
Ism any doubt about what IL v m do
and you will find the truth OF this state.
ment verified after you have used x odol
Tor a lew weeks. IL is sold here by. M. M,
lewis and W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
over 1000 Miners Resume Work.

Huntington, W Va May 25-In the
Elkborn and POcahontas coal fields
more than two thousand miners. who
have been idle owing to slack bush
ness. resumed work One thousand
VIII be put to work in therThacker and
Matewan field after an idleness Of five
months
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
Neck Broken BY Fall IN Ni,h,

Pennington, ~ J.. May 25.-Sanford
Johnson. aged thirty-three years. was
found dead with his neck broken in
his apartments in Spring street It is
thought he arose during the night to
get a drink and fen over a chair.
breaking his neck.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

PITTSBURG CURlon Stock Yards)-
prime. $6.45W6.65. SHEEP low.r:
prime wethers, S5M $40; cuus and
common, S2M3; lambs. SfIG: ven
calves. $5M6.75. HOGS STOW: rim
heevies- $500; mediums. $500 5.a5.
heavy Workers. $3.50; light Yorkers
$500 $40; pigs. So; roughs. $3.50 =
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
TO WED

Cards are out for the marriage for Miss
Lucy ho'on Hal and Mr.. Deane Humid.
ley, oil Essex at HaI mony Grove Baptist
church. M'ddlesex cornty. June Bird, at
$50. rss Hart is "A daugh or of Mr.. and
Mfs- Il T; Hart, ioI merly Of this city,
now of Niddlesex.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
MRS. SANFORD ENTERTAINs

Mrs. Frederick C. Sandford,oi New port
News, enter q ned at cards on I .iday, n
honor OF Der guest. Mrs. F. p. Sutton, of
kichnond. Six tables played, decora-
lions being IN roses and sweetpeas.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
Monsianor Carney Dead.

Philadelphia. May Monsignor
Garvey. rector of St Charles Borro-
meo Roman Catholic seminary at
Overlook. 4 suburb OF this city. died
from penumonia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Mr.. John Riha, OF Vining. Ia. says,
II have been selling De Wits Kidney and
Bladder Pills for about a year and they
give better satisfaction than any pill
ever sold" Sold by N. NJ. Lewis and W.
/, Rnnd
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
MMEG0ULDMARRIED
HObOken Justice Says He Per-
formed the Ceremony.
TOOK PLACE on APRIL 10
New York American Claims TO Have
Confirmed Report Of Mime. Gould's
Marriage to Prince Selie de Sa,zn.
Story Diseredited In Paris.

New York. May s5.-The Amor.co m
says that IL secured definite confrna
iion OF the report that Nine. Anna
Gould. forwcrly the wife OF Coan,
Boni dc Castclianc. was the bride oi
Prince Hello DC Sac1n when they sail
ga Ter Europe aboard different steam
ships on April II last rac Amcricru
Says that the two were married "a
i1f Washington street. Hoboken. y
J.. Cn April 10 last. and Will quote fu-
,icc OF the Peace W. c. Budeuh nies
as admitting that he performed The
ceremony.
Tho American adds "Oniy The
greatest persuasion induced jus. ice
8utenhcnder % tell OF the wedding
bat Saturday. because &C the s. rrl
ment over the delay in filing tae rec.
ord. he finally concluded that t was
best 90 change his course q tribe.
Yes. IT'S true he said. 4 won,
deny IT, I married them.
u have been very patiently ana
very anNiouslv waiting FOR word in the
case" he added 4 was asSirg rr
permission only saturday 20 nic the
record. but I was told to wait just d
little longer"
He would not ten however who
had acted as the Eo-b-, wccn. except
20 give the impression that ir was a
New YORK. lawyer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

kodol completely digests all Glasses of
GOD, IL VIII get right at the trouble and
DO the very work Itself for the stomach.
IL pleasant TO take. Sold by N. NJ.
Lewis and VI. L. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
AhALyzINe NEW BEVERAGE

The depal 5ment OF az .cr'tu.s Is
making an analysis Of the beer" that Is
being sold 10 the dry sections OF the
State.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Insist upon Dewitt's Witch Hazel
salve. i is especially good for piles Sold
by M. N. Lewis and ". l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26

Send your job printing to The Free
Lance. Prompt service and low prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-26
p. ncRACKEN, BRO. a CO.
-wHoBKsALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS and LIQUOR DEAJEp

GRoCERs and LIQUOR DEALERS.
Oner Ten Thoueand Gallons PURE RYE ana
BOURBON WHISkIES from the foIloufne x,is
County DiSulns Co.. OF KENTUCKY Monsseel No
Dsslilery. OF MARYLAND. and W. y. Gray. OF
Agents for Bersnsr q nnsis's La<,r s..y.
They aiso oner Staple and FAney aroosri-s.
AEdeslssrsi IspisHsass. sssds. ossso aal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-02
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RING OUT THE oLD-R1NG IN THE NEW!

Of who have served
tired omoncea and Ell appointed
onscenously
of
received
becaus opportunity graft
which
nhaveb
CONNIE fellow
In of
he
well
o
of
compelling
he
carre on
of
L
credit is L
Davis has
welcome
and hopes that they encmiums
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-02
HAMMOND HUBS ORGANIZE.

The members Of the Hammond Hubs
baseball team met at the home of Mr..
Robert Wetlty, 1872 Russell street, last
Thursday evening and organized as a
club. The club VIII meet every two
weeks at the homes of the members of
the club. Aside from electing officers
for the present season. nothing of i'm
portance was transacted. The follow
ing officers were elected: Robert Welty,
manager; Frank Elmer, captain; Frede-
rick ]. James, secretary and treasurer.
The Blissimer Colts of West Hammond
will be the next attraction at Harrison
Park. The Hubs will line up as fol-
lows: O. James. left field; Welty,
centerfeld; Buehring or Clark, left
field; Belote, third base; F. James, sec
ond base; Creasebaum, first base; Wit
tiers. shortstop; Elmer, pitcher, and
Hudson, catcher.