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GEORGETOWN,

WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The annual election Of board Of directors and
officers Of the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company took place today. The
following board were elected: Henry
Hurt, William r. Riley, George A. McIllhenny,
George T. Dunlop, Archibald H. Lowery. John
G: Parke and John r. Mclean. The following
officers were also elected: H. Hurt, president;
c. M. Koones, secretary, and @. c. Sailer,
superintendent.
HE HAD An Az
Yesterday afternoon Officer Jett went to
arrest Edward Bell, colored, who was very dis
orderly in his house on o street. As the officer
opened the door he was met by Bell, who had
an ak which he was going to use upon the
officer. He was not given time to do SO.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
While George Krouse, an aged white man,
was attending, fire at his residence, No. 1912
2Sth street, yesterday morning he was over
come with paralysis and fell upon the stove,
causing injuries to his arm by the fire and the
fall.
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Look and Read.-Only $50 for u nicely
finished Cabinet Photographs at CASTLES. go
1th st. Friday and Saturday, January 16 and IL.
Regular price for same work. $3.50 Don't
hesitate on account Of cloudy weather jal3-st.
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BEHxKI.xI pure rye whisky.

VIsn THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WoRKs,
81 -635 Mass ave n. ". Telephone 1852
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JAMES y. OYSTER.
Dealer IN Fine Butter,
B a. wing, near 9th St, Center Market
Main Office. cor. Pa ave. and 9Th st.
Telephone, 271-3.
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GAa HH1URxs, PLrABISa, HEATING.
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1QUABr OF 81 WHISKY for 75c.
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quart of Catawba. 25c.
CHARIEa KRAMER ~ fth st n n
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latest and greatest production. Main Office
c. Auerbach, Cor. 9TH and ii. Capitol Hill
Cor. xth and Pa ave. s.e II
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Change OF Life, Backache. Monthly Irregu-
larities, Hot Flashes are cured by DIR. Miles
Nervine. Free samples at
MERITS DRUG STORE 1914 + st.
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest. dll-tr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Glter Sbpinbel in ncucr Sfufs
Idge.

iuUc.
Seit seraumer Belt treibt Elm ,,@on.
eern", tpeI9eS iib ben bodtrabenben
IiteI ,,Sanquerep 8ortrait Society"
beiSeIeet bat un6 oefen ,,Officen" ii6
in go. 75l-755 SesRaIt 4pe., Stem
gorf, befinben, aud in bieiem Staat
fein 1lnpeien. 9afielbe iiberibipemmt
ale 9rbBeren Stdbte i'm 2anbe nit
GirfuIaren, iporin man benz gmpfanger
beripri9t, ibm cine srobe Gopie elmer
8botperapbie in DreibierteIss2eb
8rDBe umionit su Iiefern, unter Der 8ez
binSunS bab ber 8etreffenbe fir bic
@ompanie Bel ieinen 8efannten gropas
eanba ma6t. @ebt Der gmpfGnser
auf ben 2eim, unb ididt ct bic BbOtos
erapbie Elm, 10 empfdnst er bic pers
8r6berte Gppie feIbitberitdnbIi6 ni9t;
refIamirt er, 70 ipirb er bbfli6it aufses
forbert, ,fiir ben &abmen", in tpeIden
bic Photographic einsei6Iofen tperoen
muB, einen 8etra9 BON SIS Bis $40 su
fenben. 9luf bieie gSeiie fif9te bas
@oncern i'm 9unfeln, uno lit es in Der
Tbat merfipiirOis, baB bic Ser. Staa.
ten 8ebbrben ii4 iebt erit entfdloRen
baben, benz unIauberen Sreiben Elm
@nbe su MAIDEN uno bic maHentaft eins
Iaufenben @eIbbriefe uns IonItise
@ertbpapiere Der Sanquereps @ompanie
ni4t abSuIiefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03

b. Gbr., in Der Wlitte Der 8eeierung
bes &amieS, eebaut tporben lit. 70 bot
iib bort Bis 1854, aIIo in 3215 eSabs
rem, in iebem Sabrbunbert burdfdnitts
lid 81 SolI 9liIi6Iamm abgeIagert.
Inter Der BIatform grub man aber nod
80 SUB tiefer bur9 dltere S1Iamms
f6i9ten, ebe man auf einen Sanbboben
fam, unter fpeIhem man feline ipeites
rem acknowledgement bermutbete.
Dieie 30 SuB entipre9en na6 obisem
8erbdltnib bon 81 3ol auf bas Sabrs
bunbert einem 3eitraum bon 1925
Sabren, mas suiammen einen 3eitraum
bon l3, 500 Sabren ersibt.
Sn Der Tisfe bon 80 SuB fanb man
cine S6erbe bon 9ebrannter T6pferars
belt, bon Der man ni6t annebmen
fonnte, baB iie erit fpdter in 6iefe Siefe
eefommen iei. Dieie Sderbe gilt aI8
3eusniB, baB bpr 1880 Sabren bic
@eppter bereitS auf elmer @uIturitufe
Itanben, UNI aus SbCn nit SIIfe bes
5euers @ei6irre berfertisen su fBnnen.
Sim glusfIuiie SeS Ufiiiifippi BEL gReip
Orleans fanb man aebn 2asen bon
@al6unsen iibereinanSer besraben, sum
3beil init Stdmmen bon 3ebn sSub
Durdmefer. 8enn nun bieie 8aums
f6i6ten mad einanber beriunfen iinb,
10 1T baS 9llter Der 8iIbune bes bort
anSe1hnemmten 2anbeS nit 3uerunbes
Ie9un9 Der Sabrrinse Der Sdume Der
Deridiebenen slblaserunsen auf 1000
Sabre gu bere6nen. Inter Der biers
ten WaIbi6i6t bon oben fanb man
Otenf6enreite unb neben alien Tbiers
fnO6en Streitdrte bon 6eueritein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Sas sitter unb gSabstbum Der
Sdume.

Sin our6i6n. 8aumItamm seiet
beutIid, ipeIden @influb baS 9tlter auf
bic 9Hanaenfaier auSiibt unb tpie bers
i6iebenartiS oiefe in Elm uno bemielbsn
8aume borfommt benn, ale .3ellen unb
@efdBe Der 8esetabilien beiteben aus
8HansenfaIern, beSbalb bat man ibr
ben 9lamen @elIuloie (3eIlenIubfanO
beigeIegt. @aS 8no1en, Sleii6 unb
Saut fir ben SbierIeib iinb, bas 1T fir
bic 9HanSe bic GelluIoie. Sci ben
9dumen Iieet iie unter Der toSten
Rinbe, bann fpmmt bic lebenbiee &in6e
unb bann Der 8ait, tpeI6er aus iebr
Iang9eitredten RDbren beitebt uno redt
eieentli6 bic Steae Der 9loern an benz
8aume pertritt. Daber fdnG6t Elm
@iui6nitt bis in ben Sait ben Baum,
neil i'm 8ait bauptid6Iid Der Saft
eircuIirt unb elm Baum mub einseben,
tpenn ale 8aitfaiern rinssum bur9Se=
f6nitten tperben.
Gin g:6baum tpdbit in 3 Sabren 3
SUB 1O3 3oll, Elm 2er9enbaum SUB
u Boil, in 70 sabren 1T er ouSges
tpa6Ien, elm FOLDER Baum bon 79 Sabs
rem bate cine SDbe bon 102 SUB unb
IL SUB nmfans, erreidt, i'm @anaen
253 &ubiffuB SoI3; Elm gnberer bon
80 Sabren mar 80 SUB bod nit einem
rlmfans BON II SUB unb Iieferts 300
&ubiffub SoI3. Sn BoIen fanb man
cine eide nit 40 SUB nmfanS nit 600
Rinsen. Sn 9prietibire fanb man i'm
Sabre 1855 cine eide bon 68 SuB
llmfang. Cine llIme tpa6t in 3 Sabs
rem 8 SUB 8 3olI, cine 8u6e SUB 8
3oa, cine BoppeI 6 SUB un6 cine
@eibe SUB 3 8oa. Cine llIme 1T
nit benz $50. Sabr auSeeipa6ien une
tpirS $500 Sabre alt, elm Wtabaeoni
8aum tpddit 200 Sabre. gibenbdume
bon 1920 SUB 1lmfans errei9ten elm
glIter bon, 10000 Sabre; eine 2inbe
purbe 600 Sabre alt unb bate einen
llmfans bon 81 SUB. Sine rllme i'm
Pays de Vond bat Is SUB 9urdmefer
unb 1T 300 Sabre alt. gta9 Ibamion
uno gIeran6er bon SumboIb 1T Der
8aobob in Nfrifa Der Batriar6 aqer
belebenoen Sr8antSmen, etn Spe3inten
tpurbe bon ibnen ieinen &ineen na6
$500 Sabre alt sei6dbt; Der Stamm
bes 8aumes biS an bic 5peiee mar bon
1915 SUB bod unb ni6t ieIten rs
SUB i'm ltmfans. Gin 8pprehe in
Merieo bat 100 SUB nmfans unb iit
nab De Landollie's gnii6t nod Glter
aIs @bamion'S 8aobpb. Cine Gpprefe
in Wontesuma bat al SUB llmfang unb
Strabp beri6tet bon elmer @ppreHe in
Oierieo, bic $500 Sabre alt lit. Ser
srbbte Baum in Merieo bat einen ums
fang bon 1877 SUB unb 1T 100 Sabre
alt. Ser Stamm eines 9iubbaumes
bon IL SUB Durdmeher ipurbe ausees
bDbIt, i'm Snnern su einem @Obnsims
mer eineeri6tet. mad England sebra6t
unb in 2onben sur Sdau ausSeiteat ;
Der Stamm mar 80 SUB bod pbne
3peige unb bic seiammte Sbbe bes
8aumes betrus $50 SUB, Die 8inbe
mar IL 3ou bid unS bic 3peise batten
bon "a SUB 9Ardmefer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Stelp 9Orf, SntariO g. &sfera
Giien6aba.

3HSe SrrlaGsn ben Seriss Central SabnbCf
ME fCl9t:
Ra6 garbCnbae unb spif6enlieeentsn Sta-
tipnen I'M 700, S.45 unb 1f.12 Born. une
1855, 3.15, $40, $50 unb Hos Ratm.
9ia6 8preif City nm 700 unc 1t.12 8prn.
gia1 SaneOf, glsp gprt Ssrsgp Utica
anb alien Blf- uuO peIflitsn punftsn I'M ti.f2
Born.
i3iisr langtn an bon Garbpubale unb swi.
Il6enIirsrnbrn StatiOnen um 7.l0, 9.15 unb
Hos Born. unb 2.45, 4,t0, sos, 7.40 unb
1900 Ra1m.
Bon 8preF City um 9.15 Sprm. unb 4.tO
Rdhm.
Son Osweso, Utica, Nep gprf, Sancpf unc
Of- uue welfliden punftsn I'M 4.f0 Na9m.
8. 6. MnberIpn
Genl pal'r @srnt gtsp ycrf
W. 6. Carr Div. YaH'r asent Snantun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
S@- Seiteut 6us .,@O9enbIatt" /.
Eeueralarm @tatipnen.

gfC. aafen. QofaIitGt
~ 9Ssfpn Miblf.
10 elf gBerfr.
IA Qadapanna apr. unb Sisbsnte SiraBt.
10 gafaranna Nps. unb Suanton Saus.
16 9idfOn Manufacturing So.
IL 7. 5 Il 8. Go. Stnbl Wsrfe.
1S I. 5. u 8. 10. Alte Rpa WiibIe.
II StherIcn unb Sadapannn Apenuss.
% gByOnlins Aptuur unb Sprues StraBs.
% einpen Srabe unb Granilin Npenue.
"a gBaibnstcn Ape. une Mulberrp Sfrast.
25 SliDe Strabe unb Nbams Npenue.
rs Sadaranna uab 9Bafbingipn Npenues.
n Wulberrp Strnbr unb Wabilcn gIpenue.
% StfierfUn Apenue unb @iblpn Stra6e.
81 Clay aDsnus nup @inr ShaBs.
81 @appuIr NpeHuf une phelps Straee.
50 proptbence Hpab uHb Carbon Straf3e.
81 gadapanna unb 9iprb Drain Apsnurs.
80 Sadipn Stra6e une giain NpeIue.
81 Sndicn StraBe unb tinrpIn gIpsnue.
81 @psrett glprnuf uno SadIpn Stra6e.
50 @arfelb Npenut unb 9afGpette StraBe.
al gBaibin9tcn Mpe. unb Sidprp Sra6e
az Dritts unp 6slUps Strabs.
az 6Infte Npsnue unb 6infte Stra6e.
IA SrantCn une SiFbrntt Stra6tn.
45 Stppfrs pafine Co.. pine 8rppf.
l6 Stpne glpsnue unb SfmIpf Strabe.
az gtttstpn @pfnur unb 9Billpp Straet.
AZ prUspfet Ipsnus uub Srt SraBs.
81 @sbar auenut unp 2lIbn StraBe.
50 prosptrt Nptuur unp 8iprr Stra6t.
So @eear apfnue unp Gin Giraffe.
81 9Saibinetpn Mpe. unh MapIe Sirnef.
So &epar Npsnue unb Dear StraBe.
Sc SCRANTON StabI 9Bnff.
81 Spetlanp StraBr unb BROMLEY @pe.
62 Glib 0atn gps. unb Samptpn Stra6r.
63 Siib Abte uHe SamptCn Strabe.
Ga gBnIbingtpH Apr. unb Nep 2Jprf Stra6e.
65 0iaripn Shabe unb @dppuIe 2Ipenur.
66 .. s. 8. areuiung unb Green Rieae ct.
II Didlpn Aprnut unb on Warftt Stra6t
u Court StTaes unb DIAMOND Qpenue.
73 prppibenrr 8cao unb 9iprb Miain @pe.
"a Marfet StraBe unb Rprt Main slse.
Is Ncrb Wain apenur unb parfsr Strass.
81 Srif unb Saf StraBsn.
50 Bloom unb Warfrt Stra6tn.
SO Striving @Ssnur unb gGb Stra6t.
1913 .. Z. & QB. 8raGt Saus.
i24 gRef Narfft unb Winpna StraEtn
2l3 .. 7. & gB. aarren gStrfltGiien.
321 .. 6. & W. Wialbintn Werfs.
gBtt Iarmirtptrb.
Gommt Der NIarm BON aaatn IA, 70 ipirb
,is @lpde sufrif 81 o ftIasfn, hann pauGi.
en- uno birrauf ri RIM anItIagen, neni-
i'd I-IIII, has 6sufr In btr NGbe BON 8a-
len IA anjeiefnb. Sober @Iarm pirb SrsinaI
uistnbpIt. Sn ssi9tr gBsils prrbrn al,
@nblsn anstssbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Mn Oenti6e @ereine.

Die beutlGen 8ersins Der Stabt Scranton
rerosn barauf aufmrrfiam stmaGt baB BIZ
Sfrisser-Sanb tepsr,eit fir Bale, pir Niet
unb parabrn engdgtrt prbrn faun. 'WfuiiI
gut unp su uirbrisfen prtiisn. AnmeIbunser
su MAIDEN bel 9eaper 2ueuIf Duunemann
S2S Sim StraBe; pbsr bel Sauptmaun 6ranI
@SGr BON Sfrissrr. gsrrin, 1903 Yrpspsr
Nrenue. 29,6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
sas stlter Der @fenr6beit.

8ei Der aus8rabuns Ses SOIofes
8amIes II. in Mempbis I'M Sabre 1854
Sur6Itad man neun SUB bier 3oa ab.
seIaserten 9dIi9Iamm, ebe man auf bic
9Iatform fam, iporauf Der Solob itebt.
Ga bieie 9Iatform I'M oas Sabr 1861
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Dtel=llcbernQhme.

Dem beutlGsn publitum unb mrinen IGpsi-
3rr Sreunben erlaube i'd mir birrmit ansu,si-
gen, pab i'd bas Sptsl unb StOfbaus bes VERT
Serm. 8eber, Ala q. Main 9loe.,
iibsrnpmmsn babe. SD psrbs nur bic belfsu
Speiien, @etrdnfe uno @isarren baltsn unb
beniiibt lein, burb reflIs 8ebirnung alien &C.
re9ten Mnfprberuueen su entlpm6en.
Seurp ppn @riIenflub.
% Mein @rIdGft aIs S6iefsrbedsr fibre
Id pie bisber fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Senti9e ~ Sekgerci
bon
@aSpar SennD,
SO. 416 sab @aibinstOn albenue.

JlV' fIU OHV <DNTVVIUIUV <1UVIIHk'
Nlle HleiidIorten bon Der beiten 0unIitdt
unO tets friid oes8Icideu Die idmadbofte.
iten Biirite ieoer art
9ie beiten Shinten uno Elm ausgejeidnctes
Corn Beef unO Oas feinfe g6deIaeifd itets
in 9rober Guswabl.
8eitelun9en per @oit weroeu prompt aus.
gefiibrt uno gu eincm 8eiude oes @eiddfies
freunblidft eingelaben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Mn S@minNiIdtiae.

Ser llnter,eiduste, peIder ua6 msbridbris
aen Qeioen non einem idneren 9uneenibel
Ino Der eefiirdteten 9 d. ~ in d. bnrh
Elm einfGdes MitteI gebeiIt puroe uiinidt
aa' felnen WitI.ioenoen Die MetboOe Der SelI.
una beiannt su MAIDEN. Gr miro allen, bic
es iuinl6en. foitenfrei cine abidrift oes 8e.
,epies Ienbeu. pel6es eine fidete Seilung fur
> d. dwiubiudt, aitbma, Gatarrb,
% 8ruudttis uuS ale gals. uuO 9uu9en.
Affettouen ii Gr bofft, bab aIIe 2eiosnoen
Ieir ,WlitteI probiren, lueIGes uniddBbar lit.
Ber bas &ejept, oos nidts toitet uno ie9ens.
reid iein fam, wiiri6t, i6reibe gefdlli8it an
TeD. Gbparb ". 0Silfon,
williamsburg, Sings Co., @ew SOrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03

= 9ie i9Ie9ten grnteausii6ten unb
bic 8ornsoafraee iinO sesenaber ben
neuerli4en 8rieessert6ten boHitdnbie
in ben Sintersrunb setreten. 9ie Bee
unrubisenpe Jtebe, fpsI6e Der 8uiIer
auf benz Stdnbefeit in WierIebura ees
baIten, bat iiberaa einen tiefsn @inbrud
9ema6t unb aabemein berridt bic 9es
fiirdtuns, baB Der unbebeutenbfte i3tpis
f6enfau an Der beuti9sfrans5Iif6en
@ren3e einen Rries entflammen fam.
- Sn Dliin6en 1T Der internatiUnaIs
NleteOroIosen' GOnsreb erDffnet iuor6en.
Die BrOfeiiOren 9lbbe unb SarrinstUn
aus Baibinetpn uno &oti6 aus Bottom
iinb sur 9beilnabme an ben 8erbanbs
Iunsen beS Gonsrebes in Wiin6en eins
9etrofen.
-Sn 9lItenburs in Ibdrinsen iit
bic grobe Yapierfabrit bur6 cine
SeuersbrunIt seritbrt tporoen, tpoour6
200 8erionen ibren SrCoertperb perIOs
rem babCn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03

SA- WiItpaufee unb SO. 8obinIon
Bier an 8apf; faIte lmb tpnrme Speis
fen su ieber 2aseSseit. Sobu 6 bs
mann, 2l9 2adatpanna 9lrenue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
HE SONS OF VETERANS.


Col X w Morse OF the Vermont dvis-
ion Sons of Veterans has issued general Or
dcrs in which he says;
Having been elected colonel Of this diyis
ion, hereby assume command and eatab-
fish headquarters at Ne,t Randolph. Tho
lOth annual encampment Of this division
will be held at Brandon. The following
delegates were elected TO the nat,onn, en-
campment to be held at Minneapolis, Mnn.
August 81 -, 1891 Delegate at largc,
Max l.. Powell, Kichford; alternate at
large, Frank G.. West, -. Johnsburv; dele
gate, T.. r. l.. Benedict, poultney; alternate,
L. VI. Kellogg, West Rutland.
a. !. IIusc of West Randolph is horeby
appointed ndiutnnt and }. j. !tldredgc Of
West RAJ dolph, qunrternnster. each with
She rank of first Lieutenant from June %,
1891.
Charges and specifications having been
prepared against Capt ". }. Cave, com
handing camp 10. -, Barre, he wa, sus-
pended from office and Il court martial ap-
pointed consisting OF the folio wing brothers;
Past Captain \. G. Eaton, camp 81, Mont
pelcr. Captain Win l.. White, camp 80,
Calais, Past Captain 4. J. Nu-c camp -,
! West Rendolph Past taptnin q. -. Clark,
camp 81, Ncntrclior, Captain \. H. Irish,
camp 10. Betbnl, Past Captain ). II. Eli
dre3ge camp 81, West randolph, Captain
! Don d. circuit. camp :, Waterbury,. with
! Lieut.. Alland q. Hay TO lie Judge advocate.
In pursuance Of So cal orders ~. " tie
court convened in Montpelier ouNo -, at
| the office Of Judge ADVOCATE Aliand -. Fay
and entered upon tIo discharge Of ITS dc-
| tica. The record of the proceedings, findings,
and sentence have been received The nc
/ cused was charged irs; with conduct unite
/ coming a member OF the sons Of Veterans,
| |. :. A., in his Relations TO tue order, aud
second in violating his obligations given at
the time of assuming his Office rs captain o!
camp No. -. The court found the accused
guilty of the first charge and specifications,
and not guilty of second charge and speciG
tons, and sentenced him to be degraded
rom the office OF captain of camp No -,
Vermont division Sons Of Veterans, I. =.
A. The record OF the trial and proceedings
against Captain ". !. Cave has been care
fully examined. The testimony fully sus-
tanned the sentence and tho findings and
sentence Of the court ore approved. There
| being no recommendation that he he allowed
20 retain his past rank all honora and privi
leEes are forfeited
j. ". Cool.y camp 10 81, was mus
tered ut North Troy, June -, 10y Captain
/ W. f.. Cole, RicAiord, with 20 charter
members, Captain EJECT f. y. Wheeler.
The camp name Warren French. No
-, Barre, has been changed TO Col. |. y
| " oodburv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
THE BENNINGTON MONUMENT.
Important SUIT for Services Rendered
Before Ex-Gov DILLINGHAM;.

The Troy Times prints the following:
"The hearing In the Bennington monument
case adjourned from July 6, was taken up
Monday, ex-Gov. Dillingham;, the special
master appointed by the Court of Chancery,
presiding The suit, begun a year ago last
May, is against the bennington Battle Mon
ument association by Connecticut com
pany, which with brother Of Charles NJ.
Bliss furnished the latter means in part TO
carry on the work of the centennial of 1871
aud of the monument project then and since.
Assignments 10y Mr., Bliss to his brother md
to the company were made to reimburse
them for funds advanced The association
has from time to time paid Mr. Bliss on &c
count, but no settlement was ever made
with him The association has offered him
$1,000 in settl ment, but as he claims TO
have expended nearly $40 900 more than
has ever been paid him and all OF his time
for a dozen years he was never wiling
to accept any such sum, but was
willing 70 leave tho whole subject to
n committee appointed TO make Il
final statement with him. This committee,
formed in the early months Of 1889 CON
. sisted of eX-Gov. BarFtow of Vermont.
Prof. A. j. Perry of Wiiamstown and cx-
Gov. Prescott of New hampshire the presi-
dent OF tho ssociaton. Why the case
never got to the committee is not known.
As nothing was done by the committee, all
Of whom had expressed a willingness to
serve, suit was brought by the Hartford
company. The association claims in de-
fence that MIR. Bliss gave this money
grOtuitousy. The hearing is expected 10
take all tie week, and subsequent hearing,
will be had in Rutland and burlington aud
testimony Will De takon outside OF the state.
/ The counsel for the association are Batch
elder y Bates, for the Hartford company
William b. sheldon and Joel c. Baker, for
Mr.. Bliss Charles II. Darling and for Mr,
! BIiss. 5 brothar James b. Meachnm.
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VERGENNES.

The Mariqulta of Burlington, brought up
the rlyes Tuesday evening, the following
party from the Queen City: Mr. and Mrs
Horatlo LOOMS, Mir. and Mrs l.. f. Wood
house, Prof. and Mrs Chickering, Mrs "
Tucker, Arthur Haswe,i and Miss Chitten-
den of New York W NJ. Crombe Arthur
Crombe, H. Cook, Rev. II. l.. Wheeler,
Mr.. Griffin, A. 5. Kennedy, Miss Hunger
ford, and Miss F. 4. Hungerlord. The
time spent in the oldest and best city in the
State, was, we trust a pleasant one. Bur
llngtonisus are always welcome here "A
dividend Of -!xty-four per cent. has been
declared by Thomas Mack, recelyer,
IN the interest Of tine Bangor creditors -
Arrangements for grand steamboat ride
and dance are being maue Tor this evening.
William Horton Of Rutland Is al Mile
point, H. Booth of Iiattsburgh Is at the
Booth cottage, opposite the paliHsades r.
d. Barton Is up and about Judge G. f.
Stevens is daily improving. Mrs Aaron
Clark and chld are at Booth cottage "A
fine cottage monument, five feet and II
inches in height is to he placed in the Pan
ton cemetery to the memory Of the late
Hiram Kent, lanton. The Star of Hope
division and guests TOOK moonlight ride on
the Little Nellie Wednesday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
sWAMPEp BY huge WAVES.

w. {. " arnrr of II. .Iohnsbury Has "a
Narrow Escape From penth - In the
Water over Four Iiours When Rescued.
w. c. Warner had an experience last
Thursday that few would care to undergo,
says the ST. Jounsbury Caledonian. lie
went to Swanton on Wednesday for fish
ing trip thursday ae started down Mis-
sisquol river alone, trolling On the way, and
on reaching Misssquoi bay, he rowei around
its shores. At 9;3O p. IN, he started from
Platt's Point 10 row across the mouth OF
the bay, a distance OF tour miles, aud he
had covered about half the distance when
huge waves swamped his boat He did not
feel frightened and, being a strong swim
mer, he turned the boat shoreward and
swan for the nearest land, two miles away,
pushing the boat before him. After two
hours OF swimming he was still a mile from
shore. Even then he was not discouraged,
but suddenly faintness came over him, his
sight became blurred and objects around
faded away into darkness He thought his
end had surely come and gave up for lost.
lie LAID hold of the side OF the boat with one
hand and tho keel with other, with grip
that was born OF despair.
About : q o'clock that evening some ladies'
observed the dark object floating in the bay
the form of a wrecked boat They told
three worlimen who sprauE into a large
double cared Loaf and pulled toward tho
swamped boat They called out words Of
cheer when nearing it and told him to bear
up little longer, for they were coming TO
his rescue. In moment their boat came
alongside, a hand grasped him by the collar
and voice said "iet go But he didn {
let go, and it took the united strength Of tine
three mes to uubend the fingers that had
| closed in despair on the capslzed boat. They
took him to the shore, administered restora-
! tives and worked increasingly over him, but
! it was not until after midnight tina, they
were rewarded by signs OF returning life.
Mr.. Warner is now about AS usual, though
/ his hands are sore and swollen from being
torn from his hold upon the boat, lie wa,
in the water over four hours and in all that
time did not swallow drop, His faint was
due to tho cold water aud when rescued
was nearly frozen to death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
BRAlNTREE.

Most Of the farmers finish cutting their hay
this week with an average crop in some
parts, but most ectiois will yield but two
third crup.-( Arrles Dustin is working for G..
h. WoodwRrd snd Eugene Finn for II. Pow
ors.-George hutchinson and wife have n
foynton will return from Maine 80 as o oc-
cupy mis- place after this week. Miss Nellie
Finn close q u weeks school in Bethel this
citizen. died Mt he home in the 9lst year or
his age. Henry Bas- Il quite low with heart
difficulty. Miss Hattie Bass - West Ran
dolph Is IN town.-Arjhur AicAliister return ed
from the Hub" SaturdNy.-E. +. Claflin, ac-
companied 10y his daughter. Mrs. Aura Bass,
srent last weeA in New hampshire with Rev.
,cAial CiafiIu.