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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22
IsEAL

THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
OFFICE OF STATE AUDIToE-DEPARTMEST OF
Insurance.
CoaPAEYs CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Whereas, The Syndicate Insurance Company,
a corporation organized under the laws Of Min
nes0ta, has filed in this Office a sworn statement
exhibiting its condition and business for the
year ending December 81, 1892, conformable TO
the requirements OF the laws OF this State regl-
lating the business Of Insurance; and
Whereas. The said Company has fled In this
oi!ce duly certified copy OF its charter, with
certificate Of organization, in compliance with
the requirements OF the insurance law afore-
saii;
Now Therefore, I, j. L. Hpple, Auditor Of the
State of South Dakota, pursuant To the pro-
visions of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named Company Is fully empowered
through its authorized agents, 10 transact its
appropriate business of fire Insurance in this
State, according 10 laws thereof, until the 3lst
day Of December, A. ID. 1898.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunt0 set
my hand and seal at Pierre. this
[sEAL.l 9th day OF April, A. ID. 1898.
j. L. HIPPLE, Auditor.
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AItesl
c. A. WooD, Co. Auditor.

CUSTER CITY, S. d., April 5, 1898
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present: &. A. Haserodt, chairman, w.
G Cubberly, Peter Peterson and county
auditor.
Board adjourned for one hour to m.
yene as Board of Investment of per-
manent school fund for the purpose of
! making loan.
Board again in session as board of
county commissioners at l. o'clock.
The following bills allowed on county
bridge fund:
Joseph n. Bobier..........."......$ 12 90
Charles Robertson IL 90
The following bill allowed on county
general fund
Salem J Clark, for board me-
dicine and care Of county in-
digent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III G5
Quarterly report of T. II. Arnold,
justice of the peace for quarter ending
April 3rd, 1898, received, examined and
approved, and the following bills allow
Ted on county general fund:
State Of South Dakota
VS..
Alvin 5. Way.
Thomas II. Arnold, J. p. fees...S 3 2S
II, VI. w mar u, SliEllD ltCS, Wy ~ % %
Steve Ainsley, witness iees..... 10
j. f. Reddick, witness fees..... l 10
State of South Dakota
Lewis Allen.
Thomas II. Arnold J. p. fees...S 8 %
A. Nj. Willard, sheriff fees....... l5 %
WITNESS FEES AND MILEAGE.
w n Mcdowell. .......... 10
John Beatty. ........ 80
J Y Avant ........................... ] so
l. Bonder............ ............-.. ] so
.Chas Beach .....-..................... / 40
John Beach. ............................ / 40
Quarterly report of J. NJ. Lewis. JUS
tice of the peace, received, examined
and approved, and the following bills
allowed on county general fund.
State of South Dakota
vs..
James Shepard
J NJ Lewis, J p. fees...............S Z 20
A NJ Willard, sheriff fees, trans.
for prisoner, etc.......... IL 90
State of South Dakota)
ys.
Charles Smith.
j NJ Lewis, p. fees....... ...... 4S5
A NJ Willard, sheriff fees, mile
age, transportation Of prison
ers and guard ....................- 12 50
State of South Dakota
VS..
Joseph w Layton.
j M Lewis fees.....-.......... 8'35
A M Willard. sheriff fees and
mileage ....-..........,... ...... % 90
WITNESS FEES AND MILEAGE
Absolom Wilcox. 100
Odo Reder ........................ 1 90
Mark Willis. ...-.."..."........ 90
Denis Henault.-.............. / 90
Isaac Ainsley. y.-................... 90
Samuel nesse...............,.. 90
Maud Drew-............-..... / 40
Elmer Bostrom. om........"........... / 40
Alice .......................... 40
Albion LiDdstrom .......-.. ..... 40
Ella Drew ............................ / 40
Frank Mackin................. 40
State of South Dakota
We.
Charles Thompson.
Robert Ralston.
J M Lewis, j p fees ................ 4 20
A M Willard, sheriff fees and
mileage ..... ................s... IL 90
State of South Dakota
Walter L. Stanton.
J r Cruson, deputy sheriff fees 8 90
Quartsrly report Of w. F. Wells, for
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To John IL. Buyer:
You are hereby notified that have expended
the sum of One Hundred Dollars In labor for
the annual assessment for the year 1892 upon
the Grub Stake Lode Claim, situate in Custer
County, South Dakota, in no organized mining
district, about q mile north OF Little Squaw
Creek, as win appear by certificate filed January
i0tl, 1898, In the office OF Register OF Deeds Of
Custer County, $. d., OF which amount the sum
Of 90 was your share OF the annual assess
ment work upon said claim. And you are noti-
fled that If you fail TO contribute the sum of
$500, your share OF said annual assessment,
within ninety 900 days after the last publication
OF this notice, as a co-owner IN sad claim. your
interest in said claim viii become the property
OF the subscriber under the laws in such case
made and provided.
Dated Spokane, S. d., January 3lst 1898.
+. NJ. Cox.
First publication, March 4th 1893.
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STATE ErEo,I OF u iMHINNEis'oTA' HSnSEi'' }ss.
John ID. Lailtre, President, and Jacob Stone,
Secretary OF the Syndicate Insurance Company
being duly sworn, depose and say thai the fore
going is full, true and correct statement OF the
affairs of said Company That the said lnSur-
auce Company is the bona-ilde owner of at least
one Hundred Thousand Dollars OF actual Cash
Capital, invested In State and United States
Stocks and Bonds, or ia Bonds aud Mortgages
of Real estate unincunlbered. and worth dO0hle
the amount for which the same Is mortgaged
and they are the above described officers of said
Insurance Company.
JOHN ID. LAILTRE, President
JACOB STONE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me- this 2Sth
day OF January, 1893.
j. j. HIRSCH,
Nnt
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

Z Il Il Hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of Application for Patent be published for the
the c0ster Chronicle, y weekly newspaper pub
iisiied II Custer City, South Dakota,
1ssSsssas Z ssas xes 3sipinsS ~ e. 1pp'.ns
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

quarter ending March 3lst, 1893, receiv-
ed. examined and approved, and the
following bills allowed on county gem
eral fund:
State Of South Dakota)
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G. A. Haserodt.
Benjamin Tunley.
Walter Scott.

Board adjourned 20 meet on Tuesday
April 4th, 1898, at 9 o'c.ock "a. IN.
G. a. HAsERoDT, Chairman.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commission
ers of Custer County, s. ID.

CUSTER CITY, S. d., April 3, 1898.
Regular quarterly session of the board
of county commissioners.
Present: &. A. Haserodt, chairman
VIM. Il. Cubberly, Peter Peterson and
county auditor.
The minutes of the last meeting read
and approved.
The following bills allowed on county
general fund;
Z. j.. Smith, county Judge, salary
from January lst TO April LIST,
lS03..................... liO w
&. A. Wood, county auditor,
salary from March 9th to
April LIST, 1898, % days, at
SS9.5S per month.....,. "A 10
j. +. Smith. clerk of courts, fees
for quarter ending March 81,
1893 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
W. q. Porter, states attorney,
salary for quarter ending
March 3lst, 1893 ..... ............ 800 0O
The following bills allowed on county
sinking fund:
w Il. Porter, for expenses of
trip to Spokane, in case Of
South Dakota VS.. Chas Thomp-
son ct al, also expenses oftrip
to Hermosa in the case of
South Dakota VS.. Lewis Allen 5 10 90
l. Nj. Donaldson, for postage
stamps bought from Jan. LIST,
1898, to April lst, l893,......." 8 10
j. +. Smith, postage, box rent
for quarter ending March 81,
1893 .,..,....................... D 80
Charles f. Smith, postage and
box rent for quarter ending
March 3lst, 1893 3......."......"" 2 80
c. A. Wood, postage for month
of March 1893, and wolf
scalp ddvits..................... 2 90
The road petition Of j. W. Fuson, J. ;.
Allen. q. o. Reynolds, ct. al, praying for
the establishment of "A public road COM
mencing at point on the Custer City
and Buffalo Gap road, near the corner
of Joseph Dickovers farm. and the
southeast corner Of John Turney's farm,
and following the present travelled road
east along J. w. Fuson's fence, and
straight through the said J. W. Fuson's
feed lots TO the head of the canon,
thence down the canon 10 its mouth,
thence southeast beside Winne's fence
until it strikes the township line at the
corner of said fence the.ce east on the
township line until il unites with the
road rInniug west from {. j. Harmon'S
ranch on said township line, il
hereby granted, and the following view.
ers appointed to view said road on ApriI
18TH, 1898.
G. A. llaserodt
Benjamin Tunley.
Walter Scott
D,onl rl;arrRal L ia, rpag1. ~,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

CTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, SEVENTH
- Judicial Circuit. IS. In Circuit Court within
and for Custer County.
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ANNUAL, STATEMENT
ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year ending December 81, A. d. 1892, Of
| the condition and affairs OF the
| Syndicate Insurance Comp'ny

Organized under the laws Of Minnesota, made
to tlc Auditor Of the state os Soath Dakota, IN
pursuance OF the laws of said state.
Organized or Incorporated, 1885, Commenced
Business, 1856.
l, CAPITAL.
Capital Stock actually paid Ia Cash s 100000 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
a Carload of Barre People Joiu spe-
o'aI from Maine.

Al from 1ihinF.
A Wagner sleoper was attached to the
afternoon mail train from White River
Junction Saturday. 1t contained party
of Barre people ell route to the world
fair. They took supper at the St. Adams
depot restaurant and at SwantOn the car
was attached to the Maine special, which
consisted Of three Wagner sleeping cars
having the governor and State officials
aboard. The Barre party included the fol
lowing persous
Mr. and Mrt Currer, Mr. and Mrs a
c Blanchard, Mr. aud Mrs kimbail Blancd-
nrd, Mr. and Mrs John Connell, Dr and Mrs
IL Worthen, Mr. and Mrs Albert Johon-
mott, Misses Nettie Waters, Belle Martin,
Lucy Alien and Gertie Leonard Mrs II &
Leonard, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Parker, DR.
and Mrs O Reed, MIR and Mrs NJ j Tap
lin, Mr. and Mrs b Il Cook, MIR and Mrs
Homer Camp, Mr. and Mrs George Cassie,
Clarence Wheaton, Charles Allen, Nathan
iel Chamberlain, Mr. aud Mrs Alex Gordon,
Mrs L Buzzall aud daughter, Harry Til
den, Mrs S II Nye, Mrs Agnes bradford.
Mrs Lizzie Spencer, Emily Cooper, Mr. and
Mr., W II Gladding.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25

Our Bellows Falls CORES spondsnt writes:
An outrageous affair came under the notice
of tho authorities in North Wapole last
sunday. Officers raided Mrs. Doolitt!e's
place and in their search for liquor, broke
into the barn and found horse JGst eNpir-
ing from starvation 1t belonged to Mrs.
Doolitte's son Frei, young single man.
about 23 years Of age. A short time ago
the colt ran away with the youth aud 1t Is
claimed that tho horse was starved out Of
revenge. The poor beasts suiferipgs must
have been intense for it had devoured tue
mauger and eaten a portion of the plnnks
Of its stall Doolittle was given hearing
at North Wa!poe Monday and placed under
$1,000 bonus to appear ct County Court
next fall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25

KEENE, N. H., May %. A battery of
five boilers at Beaver Mills exploited at 1920
O'Clock to-day, badly wrecAiug the building
and killing and injuring number of per
sons. TIE workmen had nearly all left the
building, but some had gathered in the
boiler room to smoke and eat dinner.
Herbert G. Hoton aud Lewis w. Starkey
were killed, but their bodies have not been
extricated. Frank Drouette, fireman, and
George Ii. Carpenter are at the city hospital.
The former is dangerously and the latter
seriously injured. Gregory Carpenter,
Michael Roch, George W. Piper and Will
liam Clark were taken to their homes.
Others may be under the debris.
The Beaver mills boiler which exploded,
was of l20 horse power, its mate and three
smaller boilers were blown from their
places and the al q inc house completely de-
molshed. A section OF the wall of the
main building on the north, was blown out,
letting down the second foor. Here Her
bert G.. Holton, n pail turner, aged 80, was
killed 10y the falling wall.
TIE space between the hoiler house and
main building on the north was wide enough
for railway track Being cool in warm
days the mon gathered thore to eat their
dinners and here 1t was that all the Others
we're injured. Frank Droletts fireman,
was taken out alive, but terribly crushed
and burned, and conveyed to tho city hos
pital where he died about p. IN. He was
30 years old and leaves wife and infant
| child.
| Lewis S. Starkey, pail turner, was
crushed in the ruins lie was IS years OF
age and leaves Il wills and one Child.
George w. Piper was the worst injured
of all. His head was cut and his limbs and
body jammed by timbors and bricks.
George II. Carpontar Gregory Carpen
ter, Michael Roach and William Clark were
some what injured. The ruins took fire al
once, but were quenched by water from
bydrants and steamers. The Hartford
Steam Boiler Insurance company has $50,
900 insurance on tue property.
a large number OF hands will be throwr
out of employm Mt for some time, as several
manufacturers depend on this company for
power. The Beaver Mills company itsell
does n large business In pals and pail stock
There are also located here the Cheshire
Chair company, KeeueFurniture company,
Humphrey Machine company, Char.es N
Norwood and j. Mason Reed, both largt
manufacturers of packing boxes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
Vermont Pensioners.

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-THE following
pensions have been granted Nermonters;
Increase, Charles Humphrey, John Brooks;
reissue, Calvin Reed; original widows,
etc, Caroline Grant.
WASHINGTON, May lS.--The following
Vermonters have been granted pensions;
Reissue, Marshall ii. Davis; original, wild
ows, etc, Adelaide Chsrrier, Abigail Lany-
hoe, Elias G. Go!dthwait.
WASHINGTON, May l9.-The following
Nermonters have been granted pensions;
Increase, Summersglll Crowther, Ira Roys,
Austin Glllett; original, widows, etc, minor
OF Stephen Thompson, Julia Laundry.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Pensons have
been granted the following Nermoutsrs;
Reissue, James Russell; original widows,
etc., Matilda HealG, Grace +. Russell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
VERMONTERS IN CHICAGO.



WoRLD,s FAIR Gnoryps. CH1cAGo May
% The following Vermonters have regis
tered at the State building since our last
renort. II A Jackson and wife, Water
VILE Vt. p d Mcmillan. Master Z y Nc
MILAN Miss Msrrerette Mcmillan aud En-.
lv Mcmillan Minneapolis. MINI: c X
Corey and wife. East Fairfield. Vt: Mrs
Boker. Vernon. Vt; p J Farnsworth,
Clinton In formerly burlington. Vt; Fred
Z Sherp ul.inois state bulldog, Bu-lng
ton. Vt; l. Ballard, Pierre. south Dako-
tn. Sarah f. Gonehue, Nhitewater Wis;
Fronci. Goodwin. Whitewater. Wis; vii
lard Cav. West Randolph, Vt; &c Page
lmotber Vermouter,. Oregon, III; j Y X
West and wife, Nebraska; Nelio Louise
Edwards, Newport, VI; Laurence A Curtis
service building. Madison, Wis, Northield
DR. and Mrs Peter Collier and Miss Col
lier. Geneva. y, formerly from BurIing-
ton, VT; DR. Hovers and wife, Pleas
ant Ridge, Ky; Mrs George Willard, Bat
tie Creek Mich; J L Manley, West kut-
land, VT. NJ d Wells, Cabot, Vt; Mrs
Smith Norton, Shoreham, V; Alice &
Dennison, Royalton, VI, pease, Straw
berry Point formerly from Weston,
G bronson, East Hardwick, Vt;
A W Clark, st Albans; L T Brainerd, Chi
cago, /; Mrs A & Whitohsr Hyde Park,
Chicago, Barre, VT; Rsv C X = Dodge,
| Bellows Falls, Vt; + I Townsend, Clay,
la; Martha r TrowbridGe milwaukee,,
| Wis., Rochester, Vt; L q Hovey, 221 South
Clinton street, East Hardwick, VI; a
Fuller, Western Electric company, kaiasna-
ZOO, Mich: E b McDuflee, Mrs II Nc
! Dutfee, Bradford, VT Mrs J W Richards,
Waterbury, Vt: " II Palmer, Rocsford,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY ORATORS.
Speakers Before g. A. X. Posts In the
Department of Vermont.

Department of Vermont.
M.norial dav orators have been secured |
as follows.
Authorization Kittredge Haskins OF
H,k.rsteld-Er-C;ov C. S. Page OF HYDE |
porL
Barre-Col. Il. NJ. Mansur of Island |
Pond
Barton-Hop. w. W. Grout of st. Johns
burv
Bethel-Rov. Walter Dole Of Lebanon,
n n.
Benton-Rev. J. II. Bond of Keeseville,
Y =
Beunington-W. II. Cook OF Milford
Mess
Brandon-Ex-Gov. E. j. Ormsbee of
Brandon,
Brattleboro-Hou. j. H. Martin of Brat
tleboro.
i}ristol-C. NJ Russell of Wilmington.
Burllprton-Prot. $. F. Emerson of Bur
linxton.
cabot-A. A. Niles of Morrisville.
Dummerston-A d. Brown of Brattle-
boro.
East Franklin-Rev. A. b. Truax.
Enosbnrgn Falls-Col. q. T. Guilds OF
St, AIbans'
Fnirfax-F. ". McGettrick Of ST. AL
bans.
Felcbyille-Lieut W. II. Parker Of Cam
bridge.
Gouldsville-G. Il. Hall of Northfiell
Graftou-E. a. Howe Of Ludlow.
rirhpate-L. NJ. Rad OF Bellows Falls.
HiDesburgh-J. \, Goodrich of Chateau
CAV. y. Y.
Island FONDA. G.. Fay of Lancaster
n. H
Ludlow-Col. L. 4. Woodbury. Of Bur
lington.
Lyndonvile-Rev. j. G. Bodwell Of Lyn-
don vile.
Manchester-J. W. Gordon of Barre
Miton-Capt. Blake of Barton.
Montpolisr-Rev. W. j, O'Sullvan OF
Montpeiior.
Montreal-Gov. L. X. Fuller Of Brattls
boro.
Morrisville-Hon. Henry Ballard Of Bur
lington
Midulebury-Ex-Gov. ". P. Dillingham;
of Waterbury.
Newport-Capt. Z. L. Chandler Of Derby
Line.
| Northned-C. =. Hogan Of St Albans.
P.ttsford-Rev " H. Crawford Of Pitt j.
! ford.
Poultney-Rev. J. +. Brucs.
Richtord-Aou l.. II. Thompson o, lras-
| burRh.
Rlchmond--W. W. Lapoint of Fare.
) Ripton--O. l.. Nimblet of Monkton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25

The Malone Palladium says that DR.. II.
d. Mayne OF that town bas been appointed
an inspector on tD rolls of the bureau OF
animal industry Of the department OF sXri-
culture, to succeed Dr. Miller OF Nermont'
DR.. Mayne is assigned to duty at the ports
of Rouse's Point, ~ y, and st. Adams,
Vt. though it s intended, II possible, to
bavs Fort Cov.ngton nnd other points IN
this vicinity made ports OF entry for the
importstion Of stock and these would then
be added @ his jurisdiction. His duty Will
consist in examining al sheep swine and
cattle entered for importation from. .Cnnada,
in order to prevent any diseased animals
being brought over. The salary is 50 per
duy for time actually employed,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
m'Leoc's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED


Boston May 23.--Ten of the /, direct
ors Of the Boston and Maine were present
at to-day meet ng. President Mcleod did
not arrive in Boston as expected, but let
ter containing his resignation was presentei
to he board and accepted. Hon. Frank
Jones will be- re- chosen president ut the
next nesting of the directors.
In his letter Mcleod says he accepted the
office of president. representing the interest
of the Reading road in the Boston and
Maine. He says he contemplated traffic ar
rengements between the two companies
which would be mutually advantageous, but
since he is now not officially connected with
the Reading Railroad company, and the
Reading has parted with it's holdings Of
Boston and Maine stock, it will be impossi-
BILE for him TO carry out his plans, and he
therefore re2ents his resignation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25

Major Gen. Oliver o. Howard, L. S. A,
With Lieut.. Godfrey II. Macdonald, lst
,avalry, L. $. ~, aide-de-camp, arrived
in Burlington at 4:l0 Tuesday afternoon,
from New York city. They were met at
the railroad station by Col. L. G. i. Can
non, who entertains them. AS Col. Can
lors carriage drove through the City
Square Il major generals salute OF 10
guns was fired. Flags were flying from
several public and private buildings
ard the scholars OF the digh
school gave the general q royal welcome
with cheers. 1t is understood that the flags
will be kept flying as long as Gen. Howard
is the guest OF Burlington. Gen. Howard's S
acquaintance with Burlington and Vermont
commenced fow weeks before the bnttle
Of Bull Run, Va, on June p, 1861, when
the I'd VT regiment, which had just LETT
this city, were assigned TO his brigade, aud
under his leadership fought their drst
battle. The members OF this regiment
lever forgot him. nor has General
Howard forgotten them or their kind re
.ninder OF their love and esteem for MIN,
which was shown when they left them, in
the shape of saddle equp pments, sword, belt
and sash Gen. w. w. Heary, the now
commander OF the Vermont Commandery
Of Loyal Legion, fought his first battle and
c). Woodbury. lost his right arm the first
the rebclion) under Gen. Howard's com
mand, therefore, while visiting Vermont,
b J Is among the best of friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25

BARRE, Vt, May 22. The Nerment
dairymsp are making extensive prepara-
tions for n worlds fair exhibition, and their
exhibit leaves White River Junction in a
spccial refrigerator car June /, III charge
OF the Vermont and New Hampshire dairy
commissioners. Fifteen foet o; floor space
will be given the exhibit. Another exhibit
will be made in October,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
Cut Her Throat Unsuccessfully.

FAIRLEE, Vt, May l9.-Mrs. Enoch
Akin, who has just come from the Invalid
hospital IN Boston, tried to commit suicide
this morning while at her sisters home in
Fairlee by cutting her throat with razor.
Sue however, Ouly cut the small veins and
not the windpipe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
WIND AND RAIN STORM
VISITS CLEVELAND, o., WITH MOST
DISASTROUS EFFECT.

Two Mon Killed In Nowburg. Cleveland
Workmen Seriously Injured.
of Louisville, KY, Strewn with Debris,
indianapolis, Detroit aud other SEQ
tions visited.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
GEM EL HOW ARD.
)I5TlNGul; 9 , HoNoRs FOR THE
ARM> Z MAJOR GENERAL.

Guest Greeted with Sa-
Lutte OF I3 Guus-Interesting Rsminis-
copces otthc war Related by the Con-
oral Mt the Annual Banquet Of the Ner-
mont Commnndery of the Loysl Legion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
BURIED IN DEBRIS.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF BOILERS IN
kEENE, N. H.

hree Men Killed and o her, Probably
Fatally Crushed Bcnenth railing walls
Mon Had Gathered Near tho Boiler
House to Eat Dinner When the Catas-
trOphe OCCURRED.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
GREEN MOUNTAIN TROTTlNG PARK
FLYER. Entered for the Races There lih
day and Saturday.


RARRE. May 23-The following are the
entriss for the races to be trotted at Green
Mountain Trotting Park Friday and Satur-
day;
Friday $40 clase, purse SoO,
Onawa Maid, b. m. William Mears Barre
Ethan Boy, }. ii w Whitcomb, EsAex JuhctIoh
Vashti o. IN .. ". h. Qulnlan, barre.
Iewru b, m, q. A Williams, Burlington
2:3S class, purse 500.
Rodney j., b. = Thomas Suitor. Barre.
nueS, b. $. q. J. Mongeon, burlington.
Bonner. b. <. Fred Mears, Barre.
SPIDER, b. m, +. \. slayton, Barre. -,,-
Yellow Dock, h. =, +. il. Town, NohtpeHe''
Saturday, 300 class, purse SO.
Patchen Maid, b, IA. II. :, Town, Montpel'
ouawa Maid, b. m, William MsarS Barre
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