Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-20

and cause considerable Inconvenience, as
there is such a large quantity Of snow on
the mountains yet to melt This ocCurr
8 years ago and was the cdusa Of much
annoyance and considerable damage.
Deputy United States Marshal T. A.
Drew goes this morning on the early train
to Richford to bring to this lily eight
Cinnamon Marshal Drew returned on
Tuesday evening from Richforl with 81
Cinnamon which brought the numbr: con-
fined in the Jail that night UP to 40 men,
All but ten of these were Cinnamon.
Hon. c. w. Brownel gave his annual
sugar party 10 the members of the Ethan
Allen club and ladies Thursday evening.
Warm sugar on snow. with all the time
honored hxnGs, including a bushcl or
more of popcorn from DR. W. II. Waters,
was served. Miss Lillian Warner played
for dancing and jolly evening WAS spent.
The Chateaugav will come from Shell
burne harhor and make the first "Trip e
the season this morning, leaving the dock
in this city at o'clock for Port N.nt and
Plattsburgh. Returning she will leave
Plattsburgh at 2:i5 p. m. She will run on
this time until her regular schedule np-
pears. Mail will be carried between this
city and Plattsburgh. Capt. t.. J. Bald
win will be in command OF the steamer as
usual
n.
Thursday preparatory to erecting a build
ing for Dr. W. H. ErElesby, on College
street between Wells & Richardson's and
the burlington steam laundry. The build
ing will be built of brick, two stories high
ana will be used for offices. DIR. Englesby
will occupy the ground floor and Walter
r. +. Wilcox, the architect. will locate
his business on the second floor.
: The ten yeaT old son of Alike Snyder Of
ls.r
steam roller Friday afternoon. Ia
jumped on the roller to take "A ride when
his foot slipped and the leg was caught in
the machinery and broken. 1t was almost
: half am hour before he was able to eXtri-
/ cate his leg. which was SO firmly wedged
that some Of the machinery had to he
taken apart. He was taken to his homo
and the broken limb was set.
The several adjourned Chinese hearings,
together with a large number If new ca
ses, We're taken up yesterday by Com
/ missioner G. T.. johnson. United States
District Attorney J. L. Martin and tho
several attorneys for the defense. Thcl .
were also present several officials. There
! are large number Of cases to he cousi-
dered ana the hearings Will continue
through the week. During Yesterday Sin
teen cases were heard ana Of these six
mon were discharged and the cases Of the
remainder held open.
Mrs. George Hudson, aged 81 years died
at her home No. 49, North Champ ain
street yesterday morning at $40 O'Clock Of
pneumonia after an illness of only ore
we-tk, The deceased leaves IN aged hus
band, four sons, Eugene and Edward Of
Springfield Mass, Albert Of Boston and
Charles of this city and three daughters
Mrs P, c. Meaghcr Of Binghamton. y. y
Mrs Michael Cunningham of Albany, \.
, v, and Miss Lillian Hudson OF Albany
y. Y. All Of them will be here to attend
the funeral, announcement Of which will
l be made later.
A petition was circulated Monday call
. ing for IA meeting of the citizens TO l.,
warned by Mayor Roberts to If thu
city will exempt from taxation the pro
posed new mill of the Queen city Cottor
! company and also to See If the city Wi
/ exempt from taxation the business of The
new Lakeside Shoe company which II d
Y expected will take charge of the business
o of the old Burlington Shoe company. Th'
required number Of names was socurcC
. ana the petition placed in the hands o
= the mayor who called a meeting to b.
- held on April 9th,
t There was a hearing Tuesday befor
c commissioners f., f.. Davis and L. +. vii
bur of tho estate of Isabelle Selden, upol
y the Claim Of T. Selden for sS76S9 Mr.. Glib
. son of Jericho, Mrs. Selden's brother, wa
. represented at the hearing by Senec
- Haselton, Mrs. Tubbs of St. Adams, "A sis
n ter Of Mrs. Seden by w. l.. Bulnap AM
e T. Sclden by X. T., Brown. The witness
- os examined were Charles A. Beach, l.. {
Grant, c. A. Hibbard, NJ. l.. Powell, an
Y Henry Greene, The hearing was contin
r. ued until May 10th. Mr. Gibson and Mrs
e Tubbs arc legatees under the will
q Dan Princes familiar countenance wa
a seen in Guy Court Saturday. on the %
Of February he was fined. including cost,
t3G5l for third offence of intOxicatlor
= lie appealed the case but did not enter tn
IS annnnl nnd Shnrif EnnNns pnthnrnH him /