davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times., 1899-06-03

game today. The Orioles, however. were
more fortunate in punching their hits
and won an interesting game from Chi
cago. The feature was LaChance's timely
batting The score:
The times., 1899-06-03
The Washington Loan Office.
I22I PA. AVE. N. w.

r. Warren johnson, Manager, for seventeen
Yeas with II. X. Fulton. Advances made on
Personal Property OF all kinds. Correspondence
solicited An expert will call il desired Gold.
Silver. and Diamonds bought and sold. Business
strictly confidential. api-3mos
The times., 1899-06-03
LAJo1E's HoME-RUN HIT.
The Frenchman Wins for PbiiadeI-
phin in the Ninth Inning

Philadelphia. June 2.-Laioie won a
game for Philadelphia this afternoon by
home-run drive in the second half of
the ninth inning. The fielding of both
teams was clever and at times brilliant.
Attendance 2, 0SS. The score:
The times., 1899-06-03
HOW THE cLuRs STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

st. Louis. 3; Washington, =.
brooklyn. IL; Cleveland 10.
New York, IL; Louisville, II.
Philadelphia. 4; Pittsburg, ,.
Boston. g; Cincinnati, 4.
baltimore. 4; Chicago, =.
The times., 1899-06-03
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

~ Truss. but he carries the AL
0) Cushion Truss all over the United
States. Men, women. and children
wear and like them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort: nothing else will. Consultation
and two weeks trial Tree. Office, parlors. watt
ing and consultation rooms on the same tOor-
Catalogues free. THE RORICK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY. 122i : St NV. I'd door
fel2-3mos
The times., 1899-06-03

hitting and sharp, fielding. Collins bat
ting and Longs fielding We're the feat
ures. Both Nichols and Hahn were ef-
fective. The score:
The times., 1899-06-03

IlariS! hear the angels sing,
lIeurieh's beer is just the thing
To make my life both meek and mild:
A keg for adult. case for child.
The times., 1899-06-03

First base by errors Washington l, St Louis TO-
Left on bases Washington 2, ST. Louis 6. First
base on balls-0f Dinneen 1, off Young /. Struck
out-By Dinneen 3, by Young /. Sacrifice hit
Stencil. Wild pitch-Young. Umpires-swart-
wood and Warner Time OF game-1 hour and
45 minutes.
The times., 1899-06-03

'One out when winning run was scored.
'rBatted for Tannehill.
--tRsttad fnr CLARK
The times., 1899-06-03

COLD WATER cured me OF piles How. ior 10
eents. p. o. station G. Boy 4i2 ias-snt
The times., 1899-06-03

:
Winning run scored with two out
Brookyn ............O o o l - III
Cleveland .......-.,.-2 o O-l0
Two-basc hit-2Hnrley sacrfe hits-NcGann,
Dowd . Tucker. Stolen hase-Casey. First base
on errors-Brooklyn 3, Cleveland l. First base
10 off Hughcy 3. Struck out-By Carsey l. Hit
by pitchpr-By Ycager ], by CaISey /. Left on
bases-B Brooklyn II, Cleveland 3, Double plays
DAILY, Dahlen, and McGann: Ieager. DahlGn, and
McGann. Wild pitclt-Kennedy. Time OF game
hours and Is winutes. Umpires-Lynch and
Connolly. Attendance, 200.
The times., 1899-06-03
keller MaCCAREE TEMPLE.

EGYPTIAN PAL,nST-oO7 st. NV; office hours.
to > p. f2-7t-em
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n. @. W. nRAYcm TO pEwEY.

Sam King, the noted road builder of
Grand county, said this morning that
he fclt very much encouraged By tho
reception he has received from the local
officials ~ the Rio Grnndc Western
concerning the building of branch 10
Dewey on the Grand river. iIc will
leave shortly Tor Denver with General
Traffic Manager iiabcock 60 lay the
proposition before Vice President
Dodge. Sir. King has at last Interested
the powers that be- IN his scheme.
which has Tor IL purpose the bringing
% the trade NJ IA Sal 10 Utah instead
of having Il Ho 10 Denver.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
How the Electric Light Companies
win he Managed Hereafter.


Arrangements have been made be-
tween the Union Light and Power COM
pnny and the Utah Power company
and the Pioneer Power at Or.
den whereby the three ryatcma Will BE-
run In duplicate The combine between
the two companies which nrc generate
Ink power In Little Cottonwood II Tor
the purposo ~ handling both plants at
an advantage aud has not ne ~ OBJ.
Jet the Increasing ~ the cost to the
consumer. Mf. Campbell. the general
manager ~ the Union Livht ana Power
company, which company under tho
new arrangement has boo. given tho
power ~ contracting with the conaum-
efn. said this morning that he could
positively state 10 the public that the
thought ~ an Increase in price had not
entered into tho arrangement at all
ana that the old rate pcr horse power
would BE- maintniged.
Ever Fiuca last summer both Salt
Lake companies had been trying 10
close contracts with the rmelter people
a. substitute electric energy Tor steam.
The rmclior though willing o. make the
change Wcrr ufWld 10 close contracts
owing 10 doubt ar "a the ability ~
anyone NJ the rlnniH being able a. sup.
ply the power constantly. and further
the fear NJ accident to generating
machinery acted ne "a detfimpnt 10 the
securing N the contract
IN explaining the position 81 the com.
rnnlcH. SIR Campbell said today that
v was the Intention a. construct wire
line from the Utah Power cumpauy'H
plant 60 the rcnnEylynnin gmrltcr ut
Sandy and IN ipin the two Cottonwood
plants by another line. Thcrr Il already
q linn ffom the Union coriipauy'r plant
% the Murray rmallurn and BY the
construction " another line connecting
Murray and Sandy complete circuit
could be- obtained 80 that la case ~ ne.
cldeni the power gcnernior al both ~
tho plants could BE- switched 10 the
works ~ either Hmclior This coupled
With tho fact that there n already a
connection with the Pioneer NJ ogden.
the consumers would have nt all times
the surety that the current would not
b. interrupted by accident.
Another advantage IN tho now ar.
fanrcmrnt and the one. aside from the
securing ~ the contract, which infu-
oncri them IN make this last move was
the saving In energy by running the
plants In duplicate Mr.. ppoly 81 the
Utah. wiid this morning that this would
average about thirty per cent Of the
cncrFy developed.
In the new Arrangement each COM
pnny has charge u itn own plant and
pays ~ own men and otherwise keeps
~ own Identity. The intention IN 10
run u line "a Park city 20 supply tho
power for tho mines and mills there
10th Mr. Campbell and Mr.. nouly said
this morning that they werc In pnsi-
ton now Ia entirely replace steam BY
electric energy IN Tits portion ~ the
country. the combined horse power NJ
the three plants being equal 10 10000
horse power.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


Commissioner Ilawlins, In the ABB
scncc Of Chair'.an Armstrong, Who mas
gone 10 California Tor the benefit Of ~
health. presided at the regular wechN
meeting Of tho board yCsteriay.
In compliance with ie'nluunn
parsed "a the last meeting, shrilh
bowcila reported that there were
twenty-four business houses in blnH
ham. MI ~ whom have paid ~
licenses with the exception Of wv" ~
'lln keepers. These parties. the shef-
W said. promised g. pay pu NedntH .
dAy. The sheriff also reported gHNei .
collections IN licenses and promised 70
have a fuller report az thc next meet
ing.
Frederick Farmer. whore wife is an
inmate ~ tho county lnlrmnri, APP
roarcd before the board boz answer 90 "a
almmuns requiring him to show g!ufH
why he does not contribute something
towards hir Wifo'H support Instead 90
leaving u all 10 thu county Farmer
said he was sick himaelf and was only
earning so per month. which d, SAID
was only enough to support hlmsolt
and a child. The board took the case
under advIHcmcnt.
q. d. McGurrin asked 90 rcdtani cer-
tain land In CUMMING suhii,l.iun
frum tax sale. Referred 60 county
treasurer.
10. H. schcttlcr. In commun alton
ndifrHHci to the board represented
that in 1899 W. ~. Hardy owned a
whole block In Garden CITY survey. In
December ~ the same year Hardy
quit claimed the block o. =. W. Nor
fispn Petitioner says that IN 1884, he
acquired title 10 two lots OF the bioci
anu Tor three years the tax nuticna
went 10 Morrison. This year the prur.
city was sold for unpaid taxes "a Hc-
count vi the assessor assessing the lots
against W. 49, Hardy. and ST.. Schrttlor
now nskH 90 have tho error corrected.
Referred a. county treasurer.
The sum 81 ils0 was appropriated ior
tho pufchnHo from W. y. Jones ard
wife " q strip ~ land one rod wilc
near Pleasant Green, tn Dc uaid ny the
county Tor public road.
L. grHudc Young petltinnsi the
board to be- relieved from tax sale N
100 ncrca nf land on the east ben No..
Referred 10 county attorney Tor the
Purpose ~ naccrtaininr how FAR The
board can no 10 the matter of reducing
costs, Interest, etc.
IN the matter ~ the petition ~ Rcca
Davies. relating 20 "a tax sale ~ two
lots IN syndicate place, y. J. Leonard
reported TINT he was having "a quit
claim deed 90 the lots made by 4. 4.
Miner 10 Mr. Davies and that he
would have the same recorded and for
wnrdcd to Mr. Davies as early nH poa-
rihle.
IN tho matter ~ the petition " VIII
liam Olhby IN regard 20 relief from
"a tax sale. County Treasurer Lynch re-
ported thai through nm error the prop
rriy, dcsiTnnto1 NJ lot "a. south.
Salt Lake was sold 10 the county.
Sir, Lynch says thu loFs should stand
between cg-colicctor J. -. Spencer ana
the county. and that quit claim dcc.i
should b. given Mr. Glbby as early aa
possible Referred a. !. -. Spencer.
The official bonds az Road HupcrvirOra
=. ". neckstcad ana william Boam
wcro received and approved.
J. a.. EldrcdTc was confirmed ~
paupcr clerk. vice W. Y. Gray, re-
moved.
The new liquor license ordinance. TX
lng the license ut $3.50 per year. was
passed. The Old license was 500 pet
year.
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BEN. lrARBouRs WOUND.

The frat letter from Ex-state Sem
ator u. II. Harbour. since he was
wounded At Manila was received by
County Commissioner whlttaker yes
tcrdny. II was written IN the first re-.
fafvc hospital and bears the date N
February 18Th. The letter Dr. nH follows.
Dear GcurRe-f have been shot and
am IN the hospital. We made n long
charge and foll only twenty feet from
the bfonHtwufka. Have been IN here
since one week nro yesterday My
wound IL not dangerous but very palm
ful. II was itemlnrtnn and nude a
hole na NJ rns m hens ugg Was hlt In
the thigh about an inch below the hip
joint. WIN be giad 10 hear from you.
BEN.
Company !. Fourteenth Infantry.
Manila.
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u q the Constitution a. the author
ny ~ which a married woman WI w.
pays taxes on her separate property.
has the right 10 cast her vote NJ school,
eiccu'ns held FOR the purpote o. w.
NIX TAX IN excess Of the revenue w
Tue current year or for bonding ln,
district for the purpose u building =
schoolhpuse. The same section c9N,iH
the power to vote OF heir 10 an uh''-
vidcd estate.
that e school district haa the riFht 20
Issue bonds for any period W 10 twen.
" years. He also states that .enool
trustees may erect a school nuilylnh
either BY contract or b. Days lap9r'
but that the trustees must hfst anNeI-
Use Tor bids In both cases.
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HOME FROM THE NORTHWEST.

Live stock AGENT Hudnail u the
Midland returned this morning from
Portland. oregon. lie reports tno
spring Weather on the coast. Air. lIud-
nail, IN speaking u the revocation Of
the fccdin. In transit privileges west
OF the Missouri river. said that he fclt
SURE some ARRANGEMENT would be made
which would h. satisfactory 20 both
railroads ana shippers and not be- open
a. the abuses OF the old system. lie
suggests that the old grazing rates
viii take the place Of the feeding In
transit rates.
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contagious; FOR o. with the officers 20
with the children. II the officers and
teachers performed their work In a
prompt, orderly and rcyereniim man
ncr. the children would moro readily
be lead 10 DO the same.
Tho Twelfth ward school WAS re-
qucsfed 10 furnish music NJ the next
meeting ~ the Union. to be held IN
April.
Benedlciion was pronounced by Elder
y. N. McAiiistcf and the meeting ad.
J. II. PARRY. Secretary.
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homestead ENTRY.

Nlcln g. NorourUn, pcHorci. Mllard
county, ihsh5 acres ln section 81. town.
shin u south, Of range : west.
Augustus y. Hewlett. kunnsh, Mll.
lard county. 100 afrrH In section y, In
township 81 south " range 3 west.
NlrlH J. rruyoriEnaul. Manu city.
fnnpetc county i2o acres IN section 4.
IN township = south n range I east.
John StrunFr scipln. Willard county,
100 acres IN section q. In township ~
south of range west.
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Or. TALMACE'S NEW BOOK.

We are now receiving orders for the
new Church work by Or. james ~. Tai
mage, entitled Articles Of Faith Z"
Mritlen by appointment ana published
by the Church. sunday schools. auo.
runs, Improvement associations and
an invaluable work FOR study AMI ~.
erence, II Will be handsomely bound
w cloth, two styles NJ leather, leather
gilt and morocco Ellt. The book win be-
printed IN new type throughout. nnd
VIII form q valuable addition 10 any
library. Special rates To SUNDAY
schools, Improvement associations.
quorums and clubs.
Address Immediately THE pEsERET
NEWS.
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BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
over i"" Hundred thousand Trial Hot
tie, seat Tree by Mail

by special arrangement with the
manufacturers OF that Justly famous
Kidney medicine, pr. David Konnedy's
Favorito Remedy. the readers OF the
News nrc enabled % obtain a trial bot.
ile and pamphlet % valuable medical
advice abfoluielv free. ~ simply send
Ing their full name and post office ad-
dress 10 thn DIR DAVID KENNEDY
colsrui,AriuN, Rondout. ". v, and
mentioning this paper.
or course this Involves enormous OK
penic % tho manufacturers. but they
have received 30 many grateful letters
'Tom those who have been benefited and
cured " th' various diseases VI the
hldneys. Liver, bladder and Blood.
l"lru llAtlaw, l5fpopsia ana Chronic
"uNl llA'lnI' anu til Weaknesses pccu-
llNf 20 women that they willingly send
ulAl bottles Go Al sufferers.
Npoh investigation II was found that
VI lvI cent VI those who had used the
lllAl bottle had received such benefit
ilon u that they purchased large sized
bottles 90 their druggists
" matters NOT how sick you are or
now many physicians have failed 10
hglp you, send fur "A trial bottle OF this
alNNl medicine. IL costs you but "a pos
lnl card. and benefit and cure win most
certainly be- tho result.
iut some urine lu glass lumber and
lrt d stand q hours, II IL has a aedi-
ment or if 10 b. pale or disoolored, milky
1I 'luNll, siriuEy or r1py your Kid
Ieya pr iilatlrr are In bad condition
uh blNid hcnnedy'R FayOrlte Remedy
slreNll} cufeA such dangerous Hymp-
,omH hs pllu " the back. inability to
nold urine . burning scalding pain IN
phHalnE u, frequent desire to urinate,
especially nj nigbt. the staininr ~ lin.
poo Boy your urine and all the unpleasant
ana dangerous clfects ON the system
produced hy the use Of whlHkey, wine
y Deer, Dr. David IIannedy's Favorite
.e"r1y is sold nt al drug stores at
90 Tor a large bottle; six bottles for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
FINAL PROOF.

Final proof-Joseph =. Monat. Men.
dowylllc, Rich county. No ncrcn In ncc-
tion d. township 10 north NJ mngo 9
east.
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DEsERET LAND ENTRY.

Desert Land Entfy-Potur nlrd, u
Shlinn, Utah, In section 10 township %
south uf range east
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Heg0Dl Su|DlNT Turkish B0|l

Ana Treatment Rooms In ohargo OF a
Competent phyriolan, who will diagnoss
anu prescribe fot patients necdlng med
ltal ala. II you have Catnrrh, Dyspep-
kidney Disease, come and he c,ired
my KIND OF bath YOU want Massage
~ bnih .saea swimming lessons for
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BILLS APPROVED.


H. -. No. ii2. IAN act TO amend Sec
ton 2sos ~ the Revised Statutes. to
provide 200 free school ncholarlhips u
State normal school and extend tho
term Of appointment thereof"
y. -. ~. IAN net 10 amend sections
$50 and SIS OF the Revised statutes rc-
lating 10 elections"
~. ~. No. ". IAN act 10 amend scc-
tion 2it of tho Revised statutes rclat.
INK to officers Of cities. their duties and
powers"
d. -. No. pa. IAN act to provide for the
holding Of primary elections and TO
lunish offvnscs committed ut Such olec'
iinna."
y. ~. No. ~. IAN act 10 amend section
iGl 81 the Revised Statutes rrihting
10 incorporation and classification OF
cities"
". u. No. loi. IAN act amending rec
ton iss ~ tho itu"isrd statute, ifas
viding where and when the terms OF the
supreme Court shall be- held
". ~. i5e. IAN act making provision
for the transmission by the county
treasurer TO the county recorder n GER
tincd record Of tax sales. and for ub-
strnctinR ~ such records By the eoun-
~ recorder"
". n No. ". ian act 20 establish a
winter course u studies In the Agrioul-
turnl College"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

II Is dangerous 10 experiment with
rnncer, lhedisoase Is beyond the skill
nf physicians, :. $, 3. h the only cure,
because IL IA tho only remedy which
goes deep enough 10 reach Cancer.
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y Company L. Fourteenth Infantry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
NITRO GLYCERlNE EXPLOSION


Tifln, O., Nov. ia magazine used ny
the Bradford Nitro Glyceriuc factory 20
store the explosive, located TWO and a half
miles east q GibsOnburg, exploded this
afternoon. The shock was head at towns
within IA radius of 70 miles. and the ef-
feots of the explosion in the immediate
ncighborhood was terrific. The magazine
Is located in the woods a quarter of a mile
from any dwelling and this alone prevent
cd a terrible loss of life. Benjamin card,
driver of a stock wagon, had brought "A
load of 40 quarts of nitro glycerinc from
the factory at bradford and was unload
ir.c ii when the explosion took place. Just
how it happened will never he learned.
Card and the two horses driven 10y him re
ceivcd the tull effect of the explosion. lie
was blown almost to atoms, only "A Few
shreds OF his body being found, 1t is sup
posed that card had a companion. but this
is not positively known.
The explosion made a hole several feet
deeu in the solid rock and trees in the vi
entity were torn to splinterS. People with
in a mile of the place were knocked not,
pictures were torn from the walls, dish, .
thrown out of cupboards, windows shat
tered and houses moved from their fouu-
dations. All the windows in GihSouburg
were broken. There were about lJD quarts
of glNcerinc on the wagon and in the mag
azinc. Card lived in bradford, o, ana LETT
Il family. The shock was distinctly iclt
hnrE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
CENTRAL YER MONT RAILWAY
A scheme tn Bring it Into Closer Rel
tions with the Grand Trunk-May
Double Track n Part Of the Line.

Montreal, Nov. 1i-Mr. Chas. NJ. Hays.
gcucr9l manager of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way system, accompanied by Mr.. T.. II. FitZ-
hugh, The general manager of the Central
Vermont railway; Col. Walker. president
of the Santc Fee Railway; Gen. McCu.-
Tough, Vic,-prcsident of the Eric Railroad.
ana MIR. Baker, of Boston, all members
of III" board of directors of the Central
Vermont, lett the city this morning on an
official trip of inspection over the latter
road.
Tn trip is in connection with the
Sch"m" for further reorganization of the
Central Vermont as part OF the Grand
Trunk system. 1t is understood to ne the
intention of the Grand Trunk manage
mont to bring the several links of their
system into closer working harmony. es-
prclaIlN TN" Chicago ana Grand Trunk
ana the Central Vermont. 1t Is also un-
d'rStood that a numhcr Of Improvements
ia the rolling stock ana roadbcd of tho
latter Will soon be made, including the
double tracking of a portion of the line,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
Between Four Men Suspect.
ed of Burglary and Ben
nington Officers.
STORE IN SOUTH SALISBURY
Entered Early Tuesday Morning aud
Door of tho Safe Blown OG-NaiI in
the Postomcs Tempered with
Suspected burglars Were Cap
turcd In New York.

bennington. VT, Nov. t4-Burglars en-
at South SALISBURY carly this morning.
The postofficc is located in the store. en-
trance was effected by prying opoh a rear
door. The burglars drilled INTO the front
door of the safe which was blown COM
plctely off but were unable to make any
impression OH the inside steel door which
shove tho marks of their tools. The
noise of the explosion was heard by neigh
borS hut they paid no attention to it. al
though the safe has been blown opcn three
times III as many years. The contc,ts
were left intact. The burglars took two
dollars from the money drawer. three
pairs of shoes and opened every letter that
was in the Office and threw them on the
floor.
II is supposed that there were three men
engaged as three strangers were seen
in the village i'm the afternoon and during
the evening. The early train from Rut-
land passed four mtn about four miles
north of the village and the conductor of
the train gave Information whou he reach
ed North Bennington.
4, Deputy Sh"rifts Nash and Godfrey start
ed in pursuit of the party in the middle Of
the forenoon. They follow cd traces and
came up with four men near Johus1nvillc
in New York State. The party did not
propose to be taken and quite "A battle en-
sued The burglars wero armed and 50
were the of'icocs. Tie latter used shot
guns that they had and two Of tn" robbers
We're wounded before they were taken
and one succeeded in escaping. As they
werc in NV York state tn" prisonors
were taken TO Troy and lodged III Jail
there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
IN COURT.
Prosecution of Liquor Cases Occupies At
tcmlinM in Mnshinrinn Cnnn1N

Montpolicr, Nov. 1o.-Thc time of WASH
inston County Court to day has been
largely occupied ia the prosecution. of
liquor cases.
State ". William SPEEDING Of North
field, respondent pleaded guilty to keeping
interfering liquor with intent to sell,
and VITA maintaining a nuisance in the
village of N.rthfcld sentence deferred.
state against Cyrus Rollins Of barre.
Respondent pleaded guilty to keeping in
toNicating liquor with intent to sell and
to six second offences of selling. i~iccduse
of respondents i'll health the court i'm
posed the minimum sontence OF $40 for
each offence with costs OF prosecution, and
imprisonment not less than one month
and not more than one and one-half
months in the House Of Correction at
Rutland. In the case Of keeping, a inc Of
Slt and costs was imposed, with the same
torn of imprisonment as in the previous
case.
state against Francis GraV!in of Mont
policr. Respondent is a notorious pocket
reddlar in Montpelier. He pleaded guilty to
three first offences of selling and to keep
ing with intent TO sell. Respondent was
with the alternative sentence in the sell
ing case, and in the case of keeping, to
pay a fine of $40 and costs of prosecution.
He has no money and the alternative sen
t"nCc Will be about is months in the
House of Correction at Rutland.
The jury in the perjury case of State
against Marsh came in about four O'Clock
this afternoon disagreed, and We're sent