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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
MORE VICTORIES
NEAR MANILA.
Severe Fighting Every Day With the
Insurgents.


natives. The command OF the island o.
NegTos has been formally transferred
from General Miller, retired on account
OF age. - Colonel Won VOlzit, of tn,
Eighteenth infantry,
STEAMER CAPTURED.
Manila, March 2s.- United states gun
boat Yorktown arrived here with thi
Spanish steamer Mundara. owned b. the
MendezOna company. The steamer was
captured after stiff chase In the gulf OF
Lingayan, 2i5 miles north. The York
town tired Two shots before the steamer
was oyerhauled.
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Washington, March %. S.-General OH.
t1 day forwarded the following list oI
killed on March %:
First South Dakota-First Lieutenant
and Adjntant Jonas II. Lien, First Lieu
tenant Frank Adams. second Lieutenant
Sidney Morrison. Priyates James Nelson
Matthew Ryan. Harry KeOgb. Lewis
Chase, Peter Ryan. Frank A. Shraeder.
Twentieth kansas Corporal John
Shear, Privates Carroll Williams. william
Kinney.
Tenth pennsylvania Private j. o
Kline.
OTIS also reported list of seventy two
wounded
ARMY RESTING
Manila, March 2S.-Gen. Macarthur
army IL resting on the plain 6eyond
Marilao. after three days scrambling IL
the brush, fording rivers and charging
trenches In the blazing sun. The meT
are tired, but in splendid spirits.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
A SAD DEATH.

The Caving.in ofs Well Causes the Death
OF J. W McCAin.
j. W. Mccain was killed last Saturday
evening at q o'cock while cleaning a
well In the Sierra scOrra mountains
about 1875 miles southeast of this city
The deceased was 20 years OF age, and
was brotherin law OF j A. StinsOn. OF
this city. He was widely known and had
formed many acquaintances while In Al
buqueTque.
he well csyed In on Mr. Mccain at 4
o'clock in the evening and several men
went TO work In the hope OF reecuing the
unfortunate man alive. After working
eighteen hours the body wPs recovered
and from all indications death must have
been instantaneous. GA Sunday after
noon at 2:20 o'clock MIR. StinsOn started
with the remains for this city. driving
day and night through very heavy
snow storm. and did not reach here unit
o'clock this afternoon. The body wrs
taken to the Monfort undertaking rooms
where IL WIS prepared for burial.
Mr.. Mccain has been member OF Mr
Stinson's family for the past six years
and being SO well and fayorably known
in the communities in which he hFG
lived, his death comes az serious ehock
to his relatives and friends.
He was born and reared IN Fort Worth
Texas, and since coming 10 this terri
tory he has held the foremsnship OF Mr.
StinsOn's sheep ranches.
The funeral will be held on Nednes
day afternoon at . o'clock at the High.
land Methodist church.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

being shown TO the governor that the
birds were doing considerable damage TO
growing crops. etc. Mr. Ellsworth took
advantage OF the opportunity and had
shipped here from Dona Ana county sew.
eral consignments OF quail, which he
was serving on toast" TO the patrons OF
bis restaurant. Game Warden Greenleaf
had reed over the law carefully, and
concluding that Mr. Ellsworth was yio.
lating the statutes. had him arrested.
He was found guilty, Justice Ribble hold
ing that the proclamation OF Gov 0tero
granted the killing OF the birds but not
the ssle OF them.
This morning. Mr. Ellsworth took an
appeal TO the district court, and a test
case will be made a. to the proper con
struction OF the governors proclamation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
Police Court News

Fernando Garcia, who was fined &;
yesterday for disturbing the peace, wa.
re- arrested to-day on the complaint Of y
Morelli, who charged him with assault
and battery. He was found guilty and
fined s. aud costs, which he paid.
James Jordan, the colOred cook at the
Albemarle restaurant, was arrested on
the complaint OF cOlored boltblsck, whr
charged that he had kicked him. The
case against Jordan was not sufficiently
strong. 80 he was discharged.
Three yBgs were given five days each
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
INDIAN OUTBREAK.
St Lawrence River Indians Refuse to
obey Election Regulations.

st. Lawrence River Indians Refuse to
obey Election Regulations.
Cornwall, Ont, March 2S--The In.
iians OF st. Regiz aud Cornwall island
reserves refused TO obey the government
regulations for holding elections OF i've
Chiefs for two years. They desire TO re-
turn to the old custom OF electing chiefs,
twelve in number, for life. Yesterday
an attempt WIS made to hold an election
under government authority. Indian
Agent Long with assistance arrived here
and WIS refused Rdmittance to the
building where the election WAS being
held. Long was locked up and the police
we're driven away, and Inspector Hogan
returned to Ottawa TO report. One third
Of the Indians were from the American
reservation at Hogansport. n. Y. The
tribe became infuriated aud with visions
OF the warpath before them, they fought
like demons.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

The spring opening nj the millinery
store OF Mrs. McCreight. No. 312 west
Railroad avenue. Is occurring this after
noon and will be continued I'LL o'clock
this evening. The display is, without
doubt. one OF the most brilliant and daz
zling millinery openings ever witnessed
In this city, while the store is
tbronged with ladies, some Of
whom are from Las Wages, SJcorro
San Naroial and Gallup The front
window decorations. with the pretty wax
figure. show artistic taste in a marked
degree, and are much admired. Profes
sors Di Msuri and Motto are present. and
the lady visitors are entertained with the
most exquisite music. From the throug
present, one would surmise that all the
ladies' in the city are attending the open
ing
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
MURDERER HANGED.

kansas Farmer Hanged by Mob for
numbering His sweethsart's Aunt.
HOltoD, March 2S, - Henry Ssnderson,
the young farmer who attempted to muir
der his sweetheart, Myrtle tleischer. near
Mayetta, on Sunday afternoon. but in
stead wounded Mrs. John fleischer. her
aunt, causing her death, was lynched
this morning by mob from Msyetta
Although nOminally 10 Sheriff Hsss'
hands. Sanderson was under the guard of
one man in the back room OF Nat, Nor
ris' restaurant, the jail being considered
unsafe. Sanderson was marched TO Ban
ner crock and hanged t. beam.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
SMOOTH BURGLAR


Robs the Residences of j, II. Armijo and
John A. Lee,
When one OF j. K. ArmijO's sons go, up
this morning. he was surprised 20 lint
his fathers vest and panialOons lying at
the foot Uf the stairway. He notified his
father and an investigation was inaugu-
rated, which developed the fact that Mr.
Armijo's gold watch and four or five dol
lars In money were gone. The parlOr
window was found 10 be open, through
which the burglar entered and afterward
made his escape.
.As none of the inmates of the house
we're awakened by his movements and "a
Mr. ArmijO's clothing was lying In "A
chair by the side OF his bed, he must
have moved through the house with a
soft and cst-like tread.
The watch was very highly priz d by
Mr. ArmijO, "a it belonged - his father
In his lifetime and WAS presented 10 him
by his mother NE watch Is Hn ti-iia.
carat, solid COLE 2eal W..ct. fuu
winder, with nl1Ha1. lrt wrrel If
and a huntiI ease. Du IF. .U.IH. u.
the watcn y engraved t1e nans of d +.
ArmiiO, and lH I'D.
iiials J. c. A
A similar Hue- IaUU .".u
A. Lee night "rt 'ag,
burglar ent- th. u.u.
sleeping. took his vest and trousers down
stairs and robbed them Of gold watch
aud about $50 In cash, and nothing was
known Of the transaction until the next
morning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
Senatorial Deadlock

Harrisburg, Pa, March 2S.-The first
important break In the ballOting fol
United States senator lk place to-day
when all the anti-Quay republicans cesi
their ballots sOlidly for Congressman
John Dalz'll, OF Pittsburg. The Quay
followers claim that the action OF tht
anti4 to-day will benefit the ex senator
but the ants say there will be no deser.
tiOus from their ranks.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
The JANA Grocery Company.

Fresh ranch eggs, % cents; fresh case
eggs 10 cents.
Good apples, lbs. for 20 cts, partly
specked apples, 5 lh1. for % eta Bell,
Tower apples, . lbs. % eta; New York 8p.
pies 3 lha for 20 cts.
Heinz chow In bulk. per quart, 2b cts.
Heinz mince meat IN Jars, 30 cts.
Fine Tat mackerel % cents.
chicago cOrned teef, smoked beef
smoked tongues and bologna,
Imported Swiss cheese, limburger
cheese and fancy cream cheeae.
Rock honey. 10 cts; silver llnked
honey. 10 cts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
THE DISTRICT COURT.
frjunction Cases From vaienois County
to he Heard Aprii 10.
In the case Of the Germsnia Life In.
surance company Va. Trujtllo, plaintiffs

III tio Cttt VI lNe utTTnAnlh Lire IN
surance company w. Truiillo. plaintiffs
uH. rn -s 50 --7---a~ ,yas
arvlrt n Wne.t Tor the sd. 81
au. L...s far defendant. ana tlf
HutOl ssf ieCf vH.rsUur" u..uuf
Fcepiet.
H. 'as case ot r-n Is NeU. p
lHt aIo armiH O. al. -.t.uu ~ iit
ameg.ei compliant Was allowed. d.
iendaut excepted aui were given % da!
10 snseeg
la the case OF j. A.,a Johnson % ni,
Va. Cecilia ReitZ NJ al. II. l.. Medlei wa
appointed guardian al litem for the
minor defendants
In the case OF Louis Huning w. Adolto
Chavz and Pstroclnio Cordovs, from
Valencia county, for an Injunction TO
prevent the defendants from using water
from his private acequia. in the com.
mnnity OF Pneblitos, for irrigation pur.
poses, An order was entered requiring
the defendants 10 show cause before the
court on April 10 why an injunction
should not he entered against them. A
similar order wGs entered in the case Of
Louis Huning w. Itsquio CALICO. the
may0rdomo Of the public scequis OF San
Fernandez In Valencia county, In which
the defendant IL charged with changing
the course OF the public acequis 70 IA 10
cut through and destroy plaintiffs priv
ate aceQuia.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

department corps in the United States
and will have aprons from all Of the
states and territories to offer for sale. in
addition to large home supply. Re.
freshments OF ice cream aud cake will be
rived in connection with the bazaar and
In the evening there will be dance at
tho AtmoFv
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

viii give q childrens dance on Monday
next at 2 o'clock Miss Eyie will repeat
her fancy dances, by request. General
admission, % cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
lie Wa. Fined.

Yesterday, Justice Ribble Gned s. T..
Ellsworth. proprietor Of the Grille res.
taurant, f25 aud costs Tor violating the
territorial game Law. A short time ago,
Gov Otsro is urd a proclamation extend
inF the law as to the killing OF quail In
certain precincts Of bona Ana county, Il
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
Notioe 20 .lUI--aI.

A meeting OF all the delegates and can
diiates nominated at the democratic
primaries IL called TO meet at the otlic'
Collier " Marion this evening at
O'Clock sharp. By order OF
Z. Il. MCCANNA,
Chairman OF Central Committee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

About 600 yards 20 select from. Don't
huy until sou see the bargains offer,
Must be sold by April /, A chance 70 get
cheap carpets. /. A. NHlIrEN,
ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

Havana. March 2s.-The reception in
honor Of the secretary OF war, General
Alger. was held at Governor General
Br0Cke's residence last night and was a
brilliant affair. Among those present was
General Gomez
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

Cape Henry, Va, March 2S The
cruiser Chicago, with ex.Secretary Sher-
man aboard, passed in this morning. Nc
signals were displayed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
An Apron iiaYaar

The ladies OF the wOman's Relief Corps
are arranging TO give an apron bazaar al
the Aimory In the afternoon and event. ng
OF AVril %. They have written TO all the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
IVES. THE ZIONIST.

Hardy two. year roses and honey
suckles, at IVES, THE FLORIST.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

RefrigerstOrs, largest assortment ever
brought to this market, s. to $50. Don
ahos Hardware Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

InsterHIfi-

laster Gin-.
Eyerythng Tor Easter from easter DYES
10 an easter hat at Mira. Wilson's, No. 2lS
South Second street,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

Run over
TO the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

No Proof like Experience
Ride Columbia, and saye repair bills
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28
prnr Entd and Mlfe

Chairman OF Central Gem
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

Turkish Towel Sale will be continued all this
week
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-28

Manila, March y -General MacAr-
thurs dlyis on advanced nearly two miles
without encOuntering opposition this
morning. On approaching Balacan, a
town Of 25,000 people, he halted, prepara
tory TO attacking IL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23
TRISTAN MEXICAN HEROES.
T. w. MOLONeY SPEAKS OF THEIR
PART IN OUR NATIONAL WARS.
4. of This City-Is Opposed to the
Anglo-American Alliance Fine
Music by Local Talent.

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nrtnristir ~ ,b, Tri,b rlotio ,rhnro has
bcon a et,,,,, ointment ,,,i,.t ,.lchrn
lions If me 1b ,r'rt.r If Lrinp saiJ that
Am,ricu cam mar .,ffnrd TO have nor noo-
nlo Livido tbrir nli.riarcc win nnoi.,cr
countrv nm, NOT in .svnnathv with that
idoI ir,1nnd +. no. , rnii,n ,yith ,vhicb
our countr, can ,vnr hnrn,nc r,nbroiInd
Hr. nag sno,l;s onIv Of - warning of a
noonln roruunr,d sven ccntu,ins ngo and
never sUbducd. Ou. first. last ana great
est aucgtarce is to the United states
The irish pcoplc have done their part
I'm the minimizing of this greatest of re-
bubbles. Tho first man to take llp arms
against Great Britain On the colonies was
an Irishman. m Any fought at Bunker Hill
in the continental army, i'm the revolution
there were $50 who bore the name Of Pat
rick. In the second war with Great Brit
ain several battles W re- fought near this
city and one great comm .nder was Lieut..
Thomas MacDon1ugb. In the civil war
every battlefield was dyed with Irish
blood. In the recent war with Spain we
arc proud of the part of the Irish citizens.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23
Is MONTHS AT WINDSOR.
sentence Pronounced in City Court ,Ion
day Horse Thief.

Sheriff Reeves returned to this city Mon
day morning with Chauncy Dowpcr
or John Henry Lyman, who was arrested
five miles from Stowe on sunday 1t the
request Of Scrn Reeves by Sheriff
Graves Uowncr, as he gave his name
Downcr. as h. gave his name in court,
took q horse from tho stable Of Yelling
ton Warren in Wcstford last Thursday
night With the horse he took a skeleton
Sleigh a II .rness and a blanket. With
these ne drove to West EOlton, where the
rir WAS traded II young man for an old
fur coat and watch. Lyman then went
to Junesvi!l,, took the train to Water
bury and proceeded VIA the electric cars
to stowe.
on being arraigned in court Monday
morning Lyman waived examination and
later in the day requested that the states
attorney h!c yn Information against him.
which was done and to which he entered
a plea of guilty. lie said in his own b'-
half that he bought the horse of War;, II
and worked q month at So and paid So
in cash. He supposed that he owned 1t
but had no witnesses and knew that War
rem would bring several If hearing WAS
held. He vas born in Barton and was -
wears Of age. lie said he WAS sorry now
that he took the horse and explained his
trade for the coat and watch 10y the
statement that h had broken his sleigh.
Judge Russell sentenced Lyman 10 II
months at hard labor in Windsor prison
and he was taken there Tu, Slay. with
good behavior this sentence Will keep nm
in confinement about 10 months,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23
DEATH OF F. M. BARSTOW.



Inc Stal' "l vermont sacllII'cd announcer
yV.N8 me on lhe ailar Oh huh'a'.'E rluay
u eht III tle "tdth OF RI :" Tex W. i''l
81 w oil Sh'ipurne' Mr AaFSto" iDtuIn-
e' IRON 'I't SCUM i""' "ccN9 "ho lnui -
u"y H"iihi'7' re H'" iNSt r' Iu"''"9 II.
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hfst thoukn t""t NO was SulieIlnS nom
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dlaSnoScI as 'APi"i" fewer gnu ne wac vi
u1ieu 10 N'tp l" ms oou' 80 u'l''t no., rt "o'~
symptoms were ho''t'" uil'l '"S' ilulH-
daN' ana III TACT Ior TWO u"!S previous 10
thursday ms temperature lt7'S'rtVu
lower ana II was uo! , ,"h' VIZ ttl[t9
h'u P"'Se"' hu' VA 'u' 9''H t"',"c 'o
OF Il pt+loralloIl ilClutit 10 'HPl'ol" Levi
"pp''Heu' iO',oWt" ~ priN'''''' anu
dtuh AT 90 I't"y 'N'Ihi'S'
tI'"'ll'N N"''h I'tI H''" ""9 "Oi "a
Sheipurhe, March o. I'"'' anu came 10 D.i-
hhStoh win ms parents "!''l o'out zen
years OF age nc VH''ltu tlr h" ,''s'o"
public SCHOOLS leaving the hleh sciool ~
take the course at Nor"lch lH.NcISlty AZ
Northitcld. lie graduated from me LhlNSr-
sity of Vermont IN lN>", RECEIVING the ut-
gree Of c.NIl engineer, ana ms ne WORK
was along this line. lie was employer on
number of railroads IN dlHtl'hl pailS
OF the country, including the MlchISdh
Central canada Atlantic ana 'h"ttdu-
gay. Then for several years he
/ was connected with the government
cnginecrng work in this district as con-
structiu. eng ncor, during which time ne
built or rebuilt the broakWaterS at kouS'S
Point, Plattsburgh, Gordons Landing ana
this city, besides dredging the 'ndrro"s
at whitehall and otter Creek
ON the Recommendation Of the late
Thomas II. Cauiitld, Mr. BarStUW Mas
engaged to make preliminary survey OF
the country between Lake Champla'n and
Lake st. Francis to ascertain whether a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY MARCH 90

said that no provision was made i'm the
statutes providing that tho constable
should furnish a list of delinquent tax
payers and therefore the council could
not make it his duty SO to do.
Alderman Shea moved to refer the re-
port to the city attorney who was pre-
sent, and Alderman Munson moved the
adoption of the report. Alderman shea
called attention TO the fact that he had
not been notified of the committee meet
ing and Alderman Gutchcll said in cN-
PLANTATION that Shea had said he had no
further report to make. Alderman Kelley
moved to amend the motion so that the
city attorney would make an immediate
report and this was done.
y recess of - minutes was taken during
which Mr.. Foster discussed the legality of
the resolution holding that it was Il law
full paper.
An aye and nay vote was called for by
Alderman Shea ana the report was accopt
cd and ordered on file by vote of eight
to two, Aldermen Shea and Kelley Vot-
ing nay.
The street commissioners reported adj
verscly upon the petition of f.. H. Nash
asking leave to cut down trees in front
of his residence on North avenue. Ed
ward Nash, who was present, objected to
the statement that trees had been cut af-
ter permission was refused and the report
was referred back to the commissioners
with an order to have the street line laid
out on the property referred to in the re
port
y resolution was pres. ltcd by Alderman
Isham, providing that the city Of Burliug-
ton do, and hereby does, assume the con-
troll management and defense of the suit
brought by the Rutland Railroad company
against city Constable lIoyt u. Sails of
said burlington, ana row pending in the
County Court Of Rutland, state of YER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23
THE WAR IS ON.
Tobacconist Will Sell Medicines and
Druggists VIII Sell Tobaccos. at Cut


The residents of burlington began
Tuesday upon an era of low prices in pa
tent medicines. which has never before
been reached in this city a0d perhaps not|
in New England. In few days "A cigar
and tobacco department store Will be osen-
ed in some central location in which to-
laccos VIII be sold at prices equally low
as those of the medicines, This arrange
mout was arrived at through cOnSulta-
ton Of some twenty of the druggists of
the city Monday, who met and organ
lied The direct cause of the movement
is tine establishment of a cut-rate patent
medicine department by NJ Abraham. m
advertisement for which appeared in Sat
urdaN's FREQ Press
ON that day Mr.. Abraham was waited
upon by a committee representing the
druggists who demonstrated with him in
attempting 10 secure some of their bus.-
ness and in advertising prices hith rto
unknown. They notified him of the intsu-
ton to meet and lower his prices in pa
tent medicines and also of their decision
to establish Cut-ratc cigar ana tobacco
store so arrangement could be made and
the matter was left open until Monday.
when further negotiations only mt with
failure \ proposition was made by MIR.
Abraham to the druggists who visited HIM
Monday and demanded that he retire
from the patent medicine business. but
this they refused to accept. The PROPOSE
ton was That tn" druggists should pur-
chase lo,C0o cigars month from Mr. Atra-
ham for two years paying for them NJ
the time of delivery, contract TO TO
drawN up and signed by three reputable
druggists, as well as the one to whom
the goods should be delivered. so that the
four would I've held responsible. Tho first
delivery was to be on April list 1t was
also provided that the druggists should
purchase the stock of drugs of Mr.. Ahrp.
ham and pay all expenses connected with
the transaction. This was refused point
blank and arrangements at once opened
for the establishment of the tobacco store
and for the liking of prices on tobacco
which would more than meet those of Mir.
Abraham.
At Mondays consultation of druggists
an organization was perfected with the
following officers; President w II. Zott-
man; Vice-prosidcnt, }. q, Bellrose; treas
urer, f. II. Parker; secretary, r. Du-
hamcl: executive committee, T.. l.. Taft,
George A. Churchill b. NJ. Styles. +. H.
| Parker, j. W. O'SuliVan ana W. j. Hen
| dorson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23

Chairman H. ". Hail of the board Of
trustees for the Gin odd Fellows Home at
Ludlow announced Friday the appoint
meut of Mrs H. L. Griswold Of Bonnms-
ton as matron for the home. Mrs. Grs-
void is woman we'll qualified fer the
position. sho will begin her duties ON
April list.