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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-12
ARRESTED AT PRISON DOOR.

NEW YORK. May 12, 1sss.-George
stark. who was released from Sing Sing
prison this morning after serving five
years sentence for grand larceny COM
mitted on, Long Island, was almost i'm
VALLEY. Of Keyport N. J., on the charge
Of committing $500 burglary in that
place. Stark denied the charge and went
fo New Jersey without requisition papers.
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HIT BY HOG SLIDE.
Lyons Leg Broken and Hand Cut al
a Result.

]. J. Lyons, twenty-five years old, of
No. 1874 Newark avenue, employed at the
hog abattoir on the Hackensack River
was hit on the head this morning by a
heavy wooden gangway which is used to
slide hogs in the cars He was loading
dressed hogs on freight cars. The force
of the blow knocked him off the car.
breaking his left arm and cutting his
head.
Marion station on engine No. 476, and was
taken thence to the City Hospital.
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scHMlDT's BODY FOUND
Floating in Delaware River La
Wednesday,.

The Hoboken police were notified this
morning that the body of Albert Schmidt,
who resided at No.. Sos Fourth street. was
found floating in the Delaware river on
Thursday. Schmidt was employed in a
New York banking concern and was rob-
bed of 500 belonging to his employers IN
a River street saloon last Thursday. He
is supposed TO have committed suicide.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-12
FAITH cURIST MILLER HELD.

NEW YORK, May 12, 1S9s.-Mrs. Maria
Miller. the faith curist,' who attempted
to cure Brooklyn girls leg, was held
for trial today on the charge of Illegally
practising medicine.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-12
ARLiNGToN cEMETRR \

was the first Landscape Lawn Gene terry IN
the State Lot owners have no expense for
care OF grounds for fencing. If you need
4 cemetery lot (and every& family needs one).
YOU will be Interested in its beauty and neat
ness its moderate prices and easy terms of
navment Office in Jersey City. 800 Washing
ton street. over Providens Savings Bank. Zeis-
phone No. 52l
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a. old and won Tri.d Rsm.dy.

Mrs. Winslow's s Soothing Syrup for children
xeethfnR should always be used for children
main cures wind cole and r the beet Femedy
Tor diarrhoea. Twenxy-hve cent? ~ nQfkle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-12
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. April u, 1S99.-ForecasS
for the thirty-six hours ending at eight
P. NJ. Saturday. For New York City and
vicinity:-Fair tonight showers SATURDAY.
afternoon or night: warmer Saturday,
fresh southerly winds.
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MATTERS OF F1CE

stores. factories and Institutions can now
get their supplies as gooo as any N. X house
can serve Them Complete stock. low prices
at b q. Cieary & Co.'s wholesale grQeerv
stores. Montgomery and Greene NxeetA
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Hartnatt's Therrom etri GAL Repor

sweet refreshing sleep is given by Hoods
Sarsaparilla which feeds the nerves, tones the
stomach and cures all dyspeptic symptoms
AZ sx..,.. E ..sss s5,sklsss,
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ABOVE ALL THINGS

And, throwing aside all other considerations.
should be enough to induce any sensible
housekeeper to use other fuel than
During the approaching warm weather.
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WILL BE DUE ON THE
LIST Day Of May, 1899,

and the same will be payable to the
Registrar at the office of the Water De-
partment, Room 10, City Hall, Jersey
fsitx-s r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07
A DIVORCE
Asked by Julia Marlowe Ia.
Der From Robert S. Ia
Der Of Stowe.
DECISION Is RESERVED.
Case Heard Before Chief Judge Taft in
Lamoiile County Court-Repairs to the
Court House-An Assault and
Burglary Case Before wash
ingtop County Court.

Hyde Park, Dec. j-The December term
Cf Lamoille County Court convened this
morning at 1890 with Chief Judge Taftpl e.
ing. The court calendar was called and
most OF the cases disposed Of The case
of SaNbY vs. Tyler, which was the first
une on tn jury list was continued on ac-
count of tn" illness Of the plaintiff SdXby,
and his attorney B y. Hunt. 1t is OK
rectcd that all tn" other cases SGT for
the jury Will be tii.d with a possible eX-
CcptiOn Of Nay ". NNc. The urst Clsc to
be tried by jury is the Stimson will case,
so-ca,lcd. G. NJ Powers ana ". II. Par
kor appear for the proporcnt and Bates
and May Of s. JonnSuury and r. W. HUI
hurd for the executor. The jury will be
ompanellod IA this case Wednc sday morn
ing. This case will doubtless occupy the
attention of the court the balance of the
week
During the forenoon the case of Julia
MaGlowc Tabcr vs. Robert :. Taber of
stowe was heard hY tie court. This is an
application for divorce on tho ground If
iutolorlble severity and ioglcct and re-
fusal to support. The decision was re.
served. w B G. Stickn.y OF Bethel APP
poarod for the petitioner and l.. G. Moody
of Waterbury for the defendant.
rhc following is a list Of the grand iur-
ors J. 3. McCuen, Bclvidore; +. II. Full
linGton and George Gilmore. Cambridge;
y. c. Fletcher. Eden; II. d Cook, Elmore;
g. \. Knight ana II. f. Hutlout, HyGo
Park. /. l.. Pearl and ]. y. Andrews, joan
son, a Il. Smith. O. +. Gates and G. \.
'iile. Moiristown; j. II. Alsec Frank
Gale and l.. l}. Cobb OF stowe; CLaunceH
Hillots1n, Watorvilc. NJ. Y. Bullock aud
NJ. Ccnant WoicoJt. Hon. /. J.. Pearl Of
Johnson was appointed for man.
The inside of the court house presents a
very tidy appearance Since the Jun" term
AN addition has been built Is feet square
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ADDISON COUNTY COURT
Opening cfthe December Term-Crimiual
Cases Taken Up tisrt.

Mddlcbury, Dec. 5-The December term
of Addison county court began it's session
at the court house this morning. The
Jury ana court calendar were called and
several cases married. for trial The gem
oral docket was then gone over ana some
of the old cases Wceded out. This COM
peted the work of the morning session.
ON the coming in of court in the after
noon the grand jury and petit jurors ap-
pcarod. The grand jury was first charged
by Judge Rowcll. After being sworn
they were given INTO the charge of Deputy
Sheriff DIN a. Smith and retired ana i'm
mediately commenced work. Their bust
ness will occupy the rest Of the week. at
least. The charge TO the petit jury was
a lucid one.
Eutton and Button have been assigned
to assist the States attorney by trying
some of the old cases on the docket while
Mr., Fish is busy with tho grand jury. y
large number of informatons were f ed in
court this afternoon. The civil Jury list
went under without n single trial.
The case of State and Emma Waterman
a prosecution based on n disclosure Ln Ter
the liquor law, was on motion of Judge w.
II. Bliss dismissed for want OF jurisdiu III n
of tho court from which the appeal Was
taken. The attendance of spectators has
been quite large and will undoubtedly
continue so a 5 the criminal business be-
gins tomorrow morning.
BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT
Bennington, Dec. 1.-The December term
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FOR ILLEGAL FISHING.
wo Men Take Heavy Fines in AddiSot
tou tv Court some Liau r Cases

Middlebury, Dec. 6.-Addison County
Court opened in due form "Wednesday
morning.
Milton Wing of Rochester plead ii
gully to illegal fishing and was fined $50
and costs.
II. l.. Leonard of Brandon was charIcd
with catching trout under size in Cos hen
and pleaded guilty of having one hun
drcd. He was fined 500 and costs.
So far the docket entries show eight
discontinuarces and i6 continuances one
dismissal. Fifty-two cases are mar H d
for trial or hearing and five mol pressed.
Bonds were called and forfeited in the
case of Harriet Hpman and a bench war
rant ordered 70 issue. The amount IS 500
and the bead man is Daniel Mcadcr.
George Kiddcr entered a plea of guilty
of one first offensc under the liquor law
ana was fined so and costs.
O. 5. King of Ripton on an appeal from
Ripton justice case entered a plea Of
gui ~ of bcng found intoxicated and " :
fined - and costs $24.Si. He was commit =
ted to iail for failing 70 make disclosure,
An affidavit for continuance in the case
of state vs.. sylvester St. kiser FOR as
sault was heard. The court ordered the
case he'd open.
Miss Mary Metz of Ferrisbursh WAS
brought i'm and arraigned on a charge OF
grand Larceny Her trial is set down for
Friday morning.
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THE ELY COPPER MINES SOLD.
Geo. Westingh"use, Inventor of the West
inghouse Air Ernkn. tho Invcntor.

Bradford Dec. 5.--'rhere Is great rejoic-
ing here ov.r the sale Of the Ely copper
mines, which was officially announced yes
tord1y. The sale is to Goorgl Wcstir--
house of Pttsburg, Pa, the inventor of
tho Westinghouse air brake and the head
of the great electric company or the same
name. October - Mr.. Westinghouse was
given until November % TO have his title
expert, Thomas 5. Bccchcr Of the Now
York firm Of Seward, Guthrie & steele,
examine the title to the property which
WAS done and reported t. be satisfactory
aud on the latttC date the first pavtu, MT
of $1,000 was deposited with the Standard
Trust company Of New York a. JOINT truss
toe for the purchaser and seller and ten
days time allowed for the delivery Of
deeds. at which time the second payment
Of $4,000 will be deposited with the trustee,
ard thereafter every three months pay
mcnts are to be made. which will be dis
trihuted to the bondholders cf the mining
oomiany until the purchasing price Is
paid
Tho Bradford Savings bank and Trust
Co. will realize nearly the whole amount
of its claim which is a most favorable
outcome. and all litigation between the
bank and Mr.. Straire. so far as the m!n-
ing property is c,nCcrued will be settled
hy the arrangement.
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BENNINGTON COZ NTY.


Frank Blanchard while hunting on the
PowDal mountaio last week saw what he
claims was a genuine moose, something
not before seen in this section in years.
He was within shooting distance but as
the time for shooting has expired he did
not fire at it,
Col. t. D. Bennett and daughter have
gone to Saginaw, Mich. for a trip.
John S. Holden and family will be pas
scngers on the New England line stedm-
er New England which leaves Boston Feb
ruary next for an excursion to the Medi-
terranean. Their party will include ten
other members Of the family from cut of
town. The entire party will number about
five hundred.
A. +. StArkey, who has been managing
editor of the Banner since the first of May
has resigned He goes to take charge of
the newly resurrcctcd RCldsboro Enter
prise. His successor is not yet annourc-
ed, He is the sixth editor the paper has
had in a little over two years.
Letters have been received from Fred
w. Childs, nephew of Hon. A. i. Childs
of this village, who is making a tour of
the world. He was at Shanghai when he
wrote, and from there with company OF
students from Yale college he was to leave
the next day for Manila. He writes that
Shanghai with its hotels and stores, was
becoming much like an American city.
d Inc hotels wore so crowded with tourists S
that for several days he was entertained
by an American at a club before he could
secure a room. After his Ceturn from Ma
nila he proposes to visit the interior Of
china.
Il is understood that during the past
week sevcrIl choice tracts of pine woods
i'm this county have been purchased by
parties in the interest Of a match company
located i'm Massachusetts. aud that the
timber on thcm is to be held in reserve 1or
future use.
Edward Knapp of this village who on
listed IN Company G, 26th L. S V. has
hoou made a full corporal in the company
Addie Kelley, a miss Of 16 years. was n
critical condition at her homo Friday
eV-uins. She was recovering from an a.
tack of typhoid fever and late in the af-
ternoon 10 drops of carbo ic acid was Civ J
her in mistake for other medicine. ThC
doctors were in hopes last evening thd'
the dose would not prove fatal She is
very popular amoug her schoolma'es.
Edward j. Han, who has Lcer an Timato
Cl the insane asylum at Waterbury has
arrived home from that Institution. Dur
ing these years that he has been away n,
has constantly insisted that he was san"
and addressed several lottcs and petit
tions to the governors Of both Counc,t H.
cut and Mass ichusetts. These did 10 e %
and finally ne appealed to Justice Taft OF
the Supreme Court His counsel here So
cured habeas corpus proceedings and q
hearing was held before Judge TAFT al
Mlntpolior .asj Saturday with the rcsul
that he was ordoCed disChj rged from tn,
asylum. Mr. Hail is a grandson of th'
late ex-governor Tlilind Han. and Cu'N
son of tho late John V. Han. for many
years clerk of Bennington county au'
VINO after his death was succeeded by iu'
son. The young man was also at the hcaC
of a f10urishing Insurance agency hofOr,
going to the asylum and it Is expected tina
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
Negro Charged with Attempting t"
Rob aud sstull an Old Lady "n Fri !.

Montpc.ier Dec. Was shington County
Court reconvened at o'clock this afto.-
noon. Judge Thompson pr, siding. The
case of State vs.. Oliver Osburre of North
field. the negro charged with burglary and
felouious assault was taken up. The pro-
cess of polling the jury occupiedsan hour.
state Attorney Hoar and G. NJ. Davis
appcared for the State and T.. NJ. Harvey
and f.. \. Bailey for the respondent. G. :.
Curricr. city engineer for Barre, was the
first witness called and testified to maki'. Z
a survey and drawing plans. produced in
court. Of Miss Jane Pingree's house IN
North0eld where the alleged offences Wee
nernotrotod
Miss piugrea the lady upon whom the
Ia.
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The House
Of ISStcnS
BY THEODORE ROBERTS

There are love stories that are simply
sweetly told tales, There are others in
which the love tale, sweet in itself, is
made part of an exciting plot.
The House of listens" is one of the
latter. 1t is story of the olden time
when there we're knights and ladies and
when fighting was natural. 1t is ad,
mirably told and fascinating from begin
ming to end.
We have purchased the serial rights
for this neighborhood and the FIRST chap
tors will appear soon.
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(HITI DEN CUUNTY,
ESSFX JUNCTION.

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COUNT TOLSTOI VERY I'LL.

London, Dec. Ga special despatch from
Berlin says that Count Tostoi has been
seriously III. For two days he was un-
conscious but he is now slightly he',cr,
although great anxiety is still manifested
in Moscow regarding him.
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, Dec 6--Increase. Henry
w York, West Bolton, 80 10 $40; Reissue,
Thos Carmody, Springfield 81; original
widows, etc, special accrued Nov -.
Frederick ~. Steele, Mortified, $40.
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day night They haNe been absent several
weeks visiting their daughter Mrs. Ray
mond.-E. j. Bristol was called to Burling-
ton Monday by the serious illness of mis-
brother-in-law, IL. A. Doten.-Lawyers,
jurymen and others inteIc csted went to
Middlcbury Tuesday to attend county
Court-lt is very good sleighlng i'm the vii
lage- Mrs. w. A. Lawrence and Mrs. G.
w. Corey are both very low at this pre-
sent writing.-Mrs. j. E. Whitney is ut
homo from Worcester. Mass She is pack
ing and disposing of her household goods
prepara tory to making her home in Wor-
cester.-The new dynamo for the electric
light plant at Rocky Dale has arrived
and will be placed in position.
As Mrs. j. o. Chapn ana her Two chill
dren were driving down North street
Wednesday, her horse became frightened
by the old house now in the street and
ran, throwing them out. They were only
slightly injurcd-Mrs. Lucinda Brooks,
widow of the late Amos lIasseltine, and
mother of E. A. Hassctine, died at the
residence Of her son on Bristol Flats.
Wednesday morning. Her age was S3
years. The funeral will be held from her
late homo Friday afternoon at O'Clock
Mrs. James Ridley visited the Queen city
TuCsdHY.-Nrs. Howard Clark cf Lincoln
will make her home in the family of &. c.
Sergeant ON Maple street this winter
% ~ -.
~. co',,t nano,s-p - so,,soa,t,s late,
tc,,,, ron ,v,,,. ,s ,,sT,oI v-od,,'sd :.
morning. No damage was done.-R. T.
Hatch is confined to his bed with rheu-
ma'ism. Rcv. l.. \. Bgelow is better of
the same disease.
LINCOLN.
The schools in town opened Monday
morning with tho following teachers:
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in,d C,ntrn Nj Gnrnniio Stor.o ~ frts-
tol. corner. ltiss t,nthorino o'ponr,l,. of
VIC pul.,,d. w.. IIt1 Ar,I,,. I,,.b-
r,.,,, Of in'',ir. ,,a,o Nm MI 11o,.rie+
Nor.on of Iarto,,. Da,vni,,r,.ire MIS-
I,ran,.s S,,r,nrr or ptt.to'. Nt,',,,,. dis-
trint I,iss Wn..io I,.riah, 80, ri,',,i,..to,
Mrs. William splo went to the home Of
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and made their stay very peasant. 4
bountiul supper prepared by the vlSi'otS'
was served, L" Wh'ch All nlh ample JUS
'l'"' MIS-. CIark closes h'r nous" ana
E'"S 10 Hr'Stol ihlS W'cN' Wn"r' Sho eA-
IDc'r 10 Sprna the winter WI n hrr nroth-
,I' h' g. SdI~S"t MI ana MIS- g. G.
Lee spent Ihanks2iNing with their dtuSh-
YER NrS' fIed lulp'r oi ferilshiIEn'-
MISS SNnlt MORGAN returned nome N'd-
n'',.!\' al Ter mo,lh say WIN lrl'h"+
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yERl ONT
local Items interest From
All Parts 9 the Green
Noun & State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

The winooski valley, villages mp North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek and
by the shores of white River
Covered by special
Correspondents.
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FERRISBURGH.

Miss c, A. Joslyn has returned from her
visit in New York city, accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. Tousley Donahuo
of Essex is visiting her son, Miohae, OF
this rlace.-W William Beach is helping Mr
Donahuc a the creamery for A few days
1hey are getting a great rush Of milk
just now, owing to factories closing In
neighborng towns.--E. a. Gillette and
family spent Thanksgiving in Burlington
Miss Fannie Hunt is homo for few
days,-F'red Walker of the Queen city was
in town recently.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Eugene IIalloclt and children are
81 ending IA few weeks az Mrs. lIallock's
home hcrc--MiSs Mary Wilmarth teach, S
in the Blackjack district this winter
School began Dec. 4th.--Lcna B. Palmer
teaches in Bridport-Ciertrude Eldredgc
has been visiting at Murray Hanks for
a few days, returning TO her home in
Bridport the }rd.--OVer hundred peOp,e
gathered by invitation at tho residence Of
Rev. II. II. White to celebrate the 2J h
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Jones, All enjoyed fine time
and left suitable presents for Mr.. and Mrs
Jones.-The Ladies' society will meet with
Mrs, r. ". Jones Friday afternoon.--C. NJ.
Clark is quite sck.-Mrs. l., C. Seeger is
bottcr.-Frnest Carpenter and wife are re-
joicine over the birth of a little daughter.
horn Nov. 2Sth-Mrs. Alex Fuller, aged
9S years, was ourod in this place Nov.
21th,--Arthur E. Smith of New lIamp hire
is at his fathers George Smiths Mrs. r..
W Day is in Nov Haven this week.-Mrs. s.
ftena O'Bryan VA begin her school at
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PANTON.

Miss Tile Allen is at home from West
port High school, during the rh nksgi wing
Vacutiou.-Schools in town began Monday,
Dec. 4th with the same teachers except
the one on the Sand Road, which viii lie
taught by William White.--Miss Hattie
Norton returned to her school in Linco n
on Saturday.-Mrs. Anna White will teach
in the Webster district in Ferris oursh the
coming tcrm,-The EpWorth League has
purchased new carpet for the church,
The THANKSGIVING concert at thc NJ. f.
church Thursday evening, Nov. 30th was
largely attended. After the concert a sup
per was served i'm the Vestry 10y the mem
bcrs Of the Epworth League. The net pro-
c.olS Mnre ONor All.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

the corners Monday Dec. th.-Cora L.
Smith OF Nergenncs is at home for II few
days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

Melvin Damon has moved his family TO
Mi1dlebury Miss Minnie HALEY from
Proctor, who is teaching school in this
district, was called home last week ~
the illness of her fathcr-Willilm Calvin
and family from Rochester spent
Thanksgiving with friends her".--Miss
Madio McQuircy went to burlington last
Monday to attend the "Busness College" ="
Martin Manning has been on the sick
list, but Is gaining. ELLIS Noble Is mov-
ing into Mrs Robinson's house