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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
IRELAND SAILS FOR HOME
Archbishop Received Much Attention
While In Paris.

Paris. March -. - Archbishop Ire
land sailed today from Havre on the
steamer la Touraine for New York
During his weeks stay in Paris the
archbishop has been the recipient Of
much attention. In an interview he
said.
From what have seen and heard
during my stay here have formed the
distinct impression that the states
policy Of prosecuting religion will not
last much longer-that there will be
an arrangement TO intervene soon. A
republic. especially a republic like
France. where the people are volatile.
cannot endure without religion. which
is the creator OF the individual con
science"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30

Newark n J.. March 27-John Ne.
gro. three years old was playing
around the kitchen stove when his
clothing caught fire His mother man.
aged 70 smother the flames. but not
before the child had been burned so
badly that II is thought he cannot re
cover.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
CHICAGO Has Kidnaonino Gas.

Chicago. March 27.-An alleged kid.
case developed here The al.
legged victim is Harold Moon. ten
years old, son OF Lyman H. Moon, OF
Flint. Mich. He was stolen. II is said.
from his home on Feb. 81. Mrs. w. II
frost. a friend of the Moon family.
called at detective headquarters and
said that there was reason to think
that the child was hidden in Chicago
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
Italian MAS Easy Eor Gntoh

Omaha. Neb. March % Frank
Gotch. the worlds champion wrestler
defeated John Perrelli. introduced as
the champion Of Italy in a one-sided
match. Gotch winning both falls ir
twelve and nine minutes respectively
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
King AIfonso's Sister Has a Boy.

Madrid March 27.-The Infanta Ma.
ria Teresa wife OF Prince Ferdinand
OF Bavaria. gave birth to a son. The
infanta, who is a sister of King Al
fonso. was married 10 Prince Ferdi
nand early in 1906.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
WILLIAM O'BRlEN RESIGNS
Irish Patriot Quits Parliament and Re.
tires From Politics.

IIIaH FatFIOt NuIts FaFilancnt md Hc-
tires From Politics.
Cork. March PA sensation was
created here by the appearance OF a
letter from William O'Brien announc.
ing his resignation as Nationalist
member of parliament for Cork and
his retirement from politics. The let.
ter says:
Recent developments. notably the
detection Of five members for Cork.
make it impossible for me TO further
press my views on a country which ap-
parenuy is unable OF unwilling &c
hear me-"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
Kine Victor and Roosevelt, Nav Meet

London. March 27.-The correspond
ent of the Daily Chronicle at Milan tel
egraphs that a meeting is likely at
Naples between King Victor En-
manuel and former President Roose-
welt. He adds that the desire for a
meeting is a mutual one.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
LEFT 100000
Dynamite Inventor Made Many Char
table ReQuests.

table 6equests-
Allentown. Pa. March 27.-Dr. Mar
tin II. Boye. OF Coopersburg. the in
ventor OF dynamite. who died March 3
left an estate OF $500 900. Among the
public requests are $4,000 TO the
University Of Pennsylvania. from
which he was graduated In lS44. halt
each for the hospital and medical de
partment. $1,000 to the American
Philosophical society at Philadelphia:
$500 10 the Franklin institute al Phil
adelphia; si2.Oo to the Allentown hos
pital: $4,000 to the Polytechnic hospi
tai. Philadelphia. and $4,000 TO ST
Luke's hospital. South Bethlehem.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
1903 A BAD YEAR
Worlds Commerce Showed Heavy D

WorId's Commerce Showed Heavy Dc.
crease From 1907.
Washington. March 27.-The world s
commerce was considerably less in
1905 than in 1891 according To a state
ment issued from the department OF
commerce and labor
In the United Kingdom. for example.
imports show fan OF $3.50 900 O00 and
exports a fan OF s23S 900 900
In Germany the imports decreased
$lO2. 100000 and the exports s23 O0O =
600.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30

We say without hesitation that De
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequalled for weak kidneys, backache,
Inflammation OF the bladder and all
urinary disorders. They are antiseptic
and act promptly in all cases of weak
back, backache, rheumatism and rheu-
matte pains. Accept no substitute We
sell and recommend them. Goolrick's
Pharmacy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30

Warsaw. March q. - The Vistula
river has overfiowed its banks and
flooded thirteen villages. Near Dem
bin. in the province Of Redom. a dam
collapsed, destroying niue miles OF
railroad and three villages and drown
ing thirty persons.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
TO DISCUSS cuBAs FUTURE

Vice President zayas. Ma0oon and
Wood at Philadelphia Meeting.
philadelphia. March 21.-At a sDc-
'ial session OF the American Acadel.y
Of Political and Social Science. to be
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
TO AWAIT ROOSEVELT

Count Of Turin Says He viii Meet Him
In Africa.
Rome. March p. - The Count Of
Turin. Who left Naples on Nov. 3 last
for British East Africa to hunt big
game there. biographies by way OF
Mombasa to the effect that he intends
10 await the arrival of Colonel Roose-
welt and party in equatorial Africa
He says that big game is extraordi-
narily plentiful there.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
-Four cbiIdrer OF. In Cir.

Montreal. March %. - Four young
children Of George Everett. Of Foster.
Quebec. were burned to death In a
fire that destroyed their home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
MARINES BACK ON WARSHIPS
Taft Orders Them Back on Same Foot

iatt OroerS mem BACK on Same Foot
ing as Before Roosevelt Order.
Washington. March 27.-After con
sideration at the cabinet meeting
President Taft ordered the restoration
Of the marines on board naval vessels
upon the same footing that they were
before the Roosevelt order. relieving
all of them from ship duty. was issued
some months ago.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30
oirrs Quick wit Saved Her LIE.

Harrisburg. Pa, March 81 - After
pleading with Jean Smithers. a girl of
eighteen. TO commit suicide with him
Fred H. Burdick shot at her and then
killed himself. The girls quick wit
saved her. as she lodged behind a
door and escaped with flesh wound.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30

The best known Pills made are De-
Wits Little Early Risers. They are
small, easy to take, gentle and certain,
and are sold by Goolrick's Pharmacy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-30

Nobody admires q knocker, yet he can
always get an audience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
DoubLedecker Today.
American Derby Won by
 StaLliohe Baron ALcyon'
REVERSALS IN FORM
STANDINGS SHIFTED IN LEAGUE
 RACES
Comparisons Show Leaders One Year Ago Have Gone Back--Fights Will Re Hard Until
 Seasons End.

On September lone year ago today the positions of the different teams in the different leagues compared with the same standings today form an in- teresting comparison.
 One year ago the Crackers. who now have a good lead on the top of the Southern League ladder. were in sew enth place. just above the poor old Dubs. The Volunteers were good second this time last year and today they are still a good second; the Peli- cans were leading the heid this time last year and today they are a good year aso and this morning they are deeply imbedded in the cellar. The Climbers were in fourth place last year and this morning they are still in fourth place, while Mobile and Little Rock have the same position they had year ago.
 The three leaders in the National League are exactly reversed from their led that League on the first of septem Der, 1908, and now are third, wntie Pittaburg leads and was third last year. The Cubs are in the same posi- though the Pirates have a much great. CT lead over them than the Giants had last year.
 The Tigers lead the American race ssar. ss@s Whie @ " comic aK a,d MaeRs @ Athisties. who were in fifth place this time last year are a good second. Boston was In sixth place last year and are Tn third place, fighting for their heads. The White sox were in fourth place this time last year. with Cleveland h fifth, and today the positions are re- vsrsed. New York was q bad last year ago, and it speaks we'll for George Stallings that the Highlanders are in sixth place today. The St. Louis Browns who were second last year are today hopelessly in seventh place. while Washington in seventh place last year Is today Laundering in the cellar.
 Milwaukee, now leading the Ameri- can Association. was one year ago to- day in seventh place, while Minneap- oils. in fifth place last year, today IS second. Louisville was leading that league on the first of September, 1908, and today Is hanging on to third place. St. Paul in last place last year. is q good fourth, while Columbus. third last year. is fifth today. Toledo from being at the bottom of the first division last year, Is sixth today, and while Indian apoiis. second last year. has through an awful slump dropped to seventh; Kansas City. sixth last year. IS oaa last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
FALL RACE EVENTS
PROGRAM FOR LEXINGTON IS AN- , NOGNCED. r
Annual Meeting Of Kentucky Breed eFs' Association Promises Some
 xeellent Sp0rt-=Uhlan and 70
 Hamburg Bell Clash.

The program for the thirty-seventh annual meeting of the Kentucky Trot- ting Horse Breeders Association oc- tober s to ls has heen announced by Secretary Horace W. Wilson. There are thirty-three races. fifteen of them
 stakes ana asd eighteen purses The stne on the entries was made July-IS and the third payment fs due today with an additional, payment from starters
 The purse races are to close Septem- : Der 14 and on the same date those who have taken nomination for the to name the horses that they intend to Start. While 1t is intended that the meeting. shall open Tuesday. October
 snd foae hns S M tober. 16. should a postponernent of one day be necessary because of bad weather or other reason. The program
 Tuesday. October S--Tennessee, 2;os pace iclosedl. in 5. s3,UO0; kentucky Ei1H.ts55ty i1. sysssOISs yUsss acSa slossmG m sOos
 Wednesday. october e-ksntucky Futurity 2-year-olds {closed!: in 5. SS;SO9; s1s class ,.ol',Ss gs,Sing is iOO O sls ThSrsSsy Ssss sr0tsiEESS oaEoSer iR iSs Sransy vania. 2:i3 trot tclosedl. 2 in 5. s5.9oG s :Ss pscns in Fu'sr5sy yy ssS class W
 'nE: FE'risay. 2 in ' october ;SSSi AThs Johnston, sis:s sss 'sS 'So.sihs 'o: :ieSSS SS elsa. saS
 SatSrdny October e-The Wilson, sisS. ssS psSst psssttSs SlS'sd& & efSSS fS oia.. sa pacing, g in 5. S1.000. ,,
 Monday. October l1--Walnut Hill cup, 2;ls trot tclosssdl. i9 3, Soo Ss'9SofoS; 'SfS siSs. sics flSss srostlhRs Rs'isnk lasO. '0oO' 1,' 2:0s .trot tclosed). 8 In 5: ss.oo0: 2:ls Handicap. pacing. one and one-halt class, pacing, fin 5. s1.ooo; Bluegrass
 ''Vgs WednssSay, S;SSC October 1s-The West Kentucky, S-year-old trot tclosed), 2 In 3. S2.O00; 2.tl class trotting, 8 in 5. ai,O00: 2:12 class. pacing In D. iTharsday. october l4-The Lsxing- S2,60o; 2:15 class. trotting., in 5, $lS- GOO; e:oS class pacing In 2. el:000: the October Prize. trotting handicap one and onehalf miles, S5.oeec; e,o,, o.,e trot tciosedS. S Tn K, s2,000; POS class gE,sSInsi E,na, in E s,,scS ss1SOO' s;O' class 'Fo.
 Should Uhlan defeat Hamburg Belle in their second meeting. which IS 70 be at Readville thir6 dspa race ,S wi probe % able the deciding contest between the justly famous mare and gelding whlch made new turf history at the North Randall track last Wednesday will De trotted at Lexington. making an at- nromises 10 be one of the greatest Cards ever presented to the followers of light harness sport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
Heavy Rain Spoils Eighth 1' Round. LIVELY AND SUGGS
 HAVE PITCHERS BATTLE Mobile Made Lone Run Through
 Errors. Double Decker Will be Played This Af- ternoon, and Greminger's Squad
 Will Come Home for
 Final Stretch.

Although there was over an hour of daylight or what should have been daylight, threatening tornado doused the giim, and gummed the festivities between Jack Lively and Simon Suggs. The count showed an even break In the small matter of runs. l and 1, but even while he was not pitching his usual game, Lively was pitching cir- cles around simon Boliver Suggs.
 The Climbers were hitting pretty good, and the fact that the game was nicely balanced when darkness stopped It. Is the result entirely of the strong who. as well as Lively. goes up higher when the curtain falls this month. :. While Lively gave four bases on balls, he more than made up for it by. his steadiness with men on base. and of his six strike outs, some of them came when a hit by one of the Guils would have meant a run.
 The only run made by the Gulls was the result of a couple of costly errors that came together in the third i'm hing. The run made by the Climbers was the result of a trio of clean hits with sacrifice fly in the seventh round. Both teams made a couple of errors. but after the third inning the backing given Lively was 7faultless.
 Today is the last game played by the Climbers in Mobile, and the tic forces a double decker. It will be
 
 ron and Hickman in all probability, and as Thursday and Friday are on days for the Climbers, the crowd at the matinee today promises to be one of the largest of the season. today be- ing the close of the Western trip with the exception of Saturday and Sunday games in New Orleans.
 Rhoton hit to third in the third round, went to second when Whiteman threw wild to Greminger. Ludwig caught a crack on the head that puf him out of commission for the time being. but he came around all right, and Lively walked him out of sympa- thy. Suggs hit to Pope and there was a double, Ludwig and Suggs were wiped out. put Rhoton landtyl on third, Hatson hit to short and the Kid made a throw that would have retired the side, Greminger dropping the ball and Rhoton scoring.
 shannon opened the seventh with a clean hit. and with one out Daily and Kerwin hit safe, choking the bags. Whiteman's sacrifice fly scored Shan. non with the tieing run.
 In the eighth the game was called with the score tied.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
YALE SHOULD SHOW
FOOTBALL OUTLOOK IS BEST IN
 YEARS.
More Veterans Will Report to Captain Coy Than Rivals Will Have Season Opens SeDs
 Gember 20,

When Captain Ted Coy calls togeth- CT the Yale football candidates on Mon- day, September 20. one of the strongest squads ever gathered at Yale will re- port, says a special from New Haven. From last years team he has the fol- lowing top-notchers as veterans: Ends. Fitzpatrick, Naedele and Logan: tackles Hobbs and Brown; guardh, Cooney, Goebel and Andrus; quarterbacks, Co., rey and Johnson; halfbacks. Philibin and Murphy: fullback. Captain Coy.
 set of players Is one Of the best a Yale captain has had, and while Captain Coy cannot quite afford to stand pat. he has a smaller number of places to fill than Fitzpatrick and Naedele. the ends. were as formidable as any of the country, but neither was able to get into the im- portant games last fall because of in- Condition this fall and are reinforced by Dummy" Logan, one of the stellar performers for Yale in both the big games last fall.
 Another star end who IS assured IS Captain Savage, of the freshman eleven of last fall. He also Is good punter and drop kicker, Tony Haines will be back He is an end who also Is nne punter. He is a Chicago boy. .n, Buster" Brown probably will stand nal as Yale tackles and the blue has three fine center men in the old relia- bles Dutch" Goebel, Ham" Andrus and Carroll Cooney.
 Pop Corey and Ford Johnson. who di vided the big games as quarterback, both were drilled in the spring practice and should be 50 per cent better than they were in the big games of last fall.
 Ted Coy will. of course. be the main . stay behind the line and will be found at fullbaek. Steve Philibin and Fred Daily will be the first string of regular halVeA Philibin has been haifoack TOT two seasons and Daly was in the pig games last year. He is former And Sver captain. A substitute pair of backs who were on the eleven last year consists of Fred Murphy. the baseball captain, and Henry Holt, an Injury to whom took him out of the competition early last season. ,.A
 Yale Is fortunate in the wealth or leftover material as well as in the promising players from the Freshman class of last season, who will fit natur- aily into the vacant varsity places. Vale is a trifie short of second string men and a strenuous enort Will De made soon after the season opens to bring these out. Yale's practice begins A week later than usual this year, only nine days practice being possible be- fore the opening game with wesleyan here on September 29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
KENTUCKY THOROUGH
 BREEDS BRING HIGH PRICES

sheepshead Bay. N r., Aug. s1.- YearlinRs from various studs were at sheepshead Bay today. The young sters from Milton Youns's Kentucky farm brought the best prices. The bay colt by cesariOn-Fieur dor. sold at S3.7oO. the top price. R. L. Thomas buying him. Other sales of Sl,ooo or
 Ch, e. Cesarion Miss Richmond. R. A Bf. Cesarion- Brazil. T. s. Shaw. s3.- VOHi sr. C., Cesarion- Hulldown. R. L.
 Rc'' wooisthorpe- -Insinuate. Captain E, B. Cassalt. S1.30O:-
 Bf. cesarion-Allone, J. W. May. s1.. OOH Bf.. cesarion- Hurrah, R. I. ThOm-
 Bc'. SNSsEsturtium- Glove, chelSsa sta- ble. t1.soo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
Great Weetern Clrcuit .

Kalamazoo. Mich. Aug. s1.-At the onening of the Great Western Circuit t.acr here today. all the events were won in straight heats. A number of psinor mHm ~ accidents in the 2:2O trot, caused a postpOnement. of the 2:iO pace until turs event, Ross K. in a high wind. made nuadS the third mile in 2:0S, lowering Sis record from 2:0s l-2. Results:
 9:O7 pace, purse Ssoo--Qovesnor srt Herman, second: Minnie M, third. 1est a.2o ' trot, purse S5oo-Fay Rex. won in straight hests us Grace hisg srcnwSod Reet t'i9ef 9!i4 pace, M purse ss.OOO--Ross K. won in straight heatss Lady Slgin, second; Ora Jackson, third. Best time, 2;06.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
COLUMBUS DEMANDS
 RELEASE OF GAFFORD

Columbus, Ga. Aug 31.-The Co.,. Iumbus Baseball Association tonight wired President Jones of the South Atlantic League. demanding the im- mediate release of Umpire Clifford. on the grounds of incompetency, stating that his work In Columbus is tnjur- ing attendance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
KLING WILL MANAGE
 A BIG LEAGUE TEAM

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. si--John King, the baseball catcher, former member of the Chicago National base ball club. will manage an Eastern team In either the National or American League next year. This stateme mt was made by King today. after he had wired Clark Grif- nth, manager of the Cincinnati Nation als. declining Grifith's offer to join his club next season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
VICTORY IN TENTH
BUNCH DEFEATS LrT-
 TILE ROCK.
Carolina Recruit Does We'll Until Tenth ROund--Ltttle Rock OutHeIderm Get No Chances Daring
 Game.

Little Rock. Ark. Aug. 31.--Pitcher Toren, the Carolina Association recruit, did well until the tenth inniR today harty's hit to Carey, hit Henline and passed Ellam. Molesworth's grounder took lucky bound oyer Floods head and two runs came in. Ellam also markable feature of the game was that none of the Little Rock outfielders had a chance during the ten innings. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Each Get Game.

Cleveland. Aug. 31--New York and Cleveland broke even today. New York winning the first and Cleveland the second. Doyle puzzled the Cievelands in the first game. while Young was hit opportunely and poorly supported In the sixth Inning. Clarke's double and Per ring's scratch single won the second game for Cleveland.
 Score first game: k T. E New York ........ 900 1l2 0oo.-4 10
 Batteries--Youn and Easterly; Doyle and Sweeney. Time. 1:33. Umptres. Connolly and Kerin.
 Score second game: K. F. E. Cleveland ........ olo o00 o0d--z :
 Batteries Falk enberg and Clark: Lake, Warhop and Kleinow. Time. 1:S2. Umpires, Connolly and Kerins
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
Cnnneaut Lake Races.

Meadville. Pe.. Aug. 3I.-FouI thousand people saw the Conneaut Lake races today which opened the last meeting of the Lake Erie circuit things easy with the exception of the 2:sO trot in which the judges called all bets of and fined Earring $25 for not driving White Line to win.
 2.2O trot. purse $400. Roxie D, first in three straight heats; Lony Chimes the favorite, second; Harto. third Best time. 2:16 1-4. "
 2:14 pace, purse $400: Annie V Brino. first; Maggie c. second; Prin- cess R, third. Best time. 2:16 by Bri-
 3:sO trot. purse S400. Emily Marion first in three straight heats; White Line, second; Little Cooley third Best time. 2;23 1-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
chicago Takes Last.

New York, Aug. 3l--Brown got the upper hand of Wiltse today and Chi- caro won the last game of the series from New York 2 to 0. making record of four out of five games in this set. and eight out of the eleven played at the Polo Grounds this year. Shafer's wild throw following a single, gave the visitors one run, and in the ninth they added another on the safeties ot Chance and Hoffman and Steinfeldts sacrifice fly.
 Score by innings: R. Fl. D. New York ....... 900 900 000--0 5 2
 Batteries-- Brown and Archer; Wiltse and Myers. Time. 1:43. Umpires. Kane and Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
SCOOPS" CARY RELEASED
 BY THE ASTUTE MIQUE

Little Rock. Aug. s1-tspeoiaD- George Cary, known all over the Southern circuit as Scoops" for near h twenty years prominent in major and minor baseball league circles, was released tonight by Little Rock. Mike Grady, former National League catch CT, will take his place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
Negro Want. Freedom.

Levy Bell, negro. wao has been in jail for some time to answer 0 charge of stealing COW. Is in hopes of being liberated within the next few days He is crippled and in bad health ana upon this plea Is hoping to be freed. His attorneys have entered a petition for a writ~of habeas corpus claiming that the prisoner is in great financial distress and crippled for life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
Tenni. Piayers Arrive :.

New York. Aug 3I.-The bfftish tennis players who will complete against the American team at Phtia- delphia on September II to decide which country shall send men to Aus national trophy. arrived here today on the steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm. The visiting team is composed of J. c. Parke, c. P. Dixon and W. c. Craw"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
Cincinnati Wins |.

Bfooklyn, Aug. 31.-Cincinnati de- feated Brooklyn here today to 4. Af- ter Scanlon had been driven from. the box in the third. Dent. a recruit from the Carolina Association. went on the mound. He was effective until the eighth, when a single. a base on balls, a double and home runs by Mitchell and Egan, netted five runs Fromme kept Brooklyn's hits scattered. Score: Cincinnati .. ..211 900 05N g l4 Brooklyn .. .020 900 2tA N@~ 10 1
 Batteries-Fromme and Clt1 se; Scan lon, Dent and Marshall. Time, 200. Umpire, O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-01
GET GAME
BUNCH HITS ON MEMPHIS IN sEv-
 ENTH.
Costly Misplays of Memphians Help Lose Game---Get Two Runs in Last Round When
 Too Late.

Memphis Tenn. Aug s1.-Schwencx pitched splendid ball and was accorded excellent support for six innings to- day. Tn the seventh. however, AL lanta punched hits and aided by sew eral costly misplays scored more than enough runs to win. Memphis only runs came in the last inning.