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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
War Notes..

The war with Spain Is over. but the Bat
tie Of disease with health is still on. It
RACES hottest in spring. Disease, bred
during the rigors Of wlnter, turks In the
system to DO It's deadly work. You don't
feel well You have no appetite. You
are nervous. You have Indigestion, which
you think IS a heart trouble You arc u
~, feel tired discouraged and about
ready to give up the battle. Baxtor's
Mandrake Btters is the effective weapon
In this warfare, and who Is armed with It,
always conquers Get a bottle for %
cents at any drug store and see how
quickly disease viii vanish. 1t makes
folks well. 1T keeps folks we'll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
COLOaeD PEOPLE IN COURT.
Trouble in Charley Tankard's Houst
Brings Myrom Brace, Jr., to Trinl.

The City Court was occupied Monday
afternoon in the settlement of some MAJ =
tiers of a very shady character, in which
Were involved several dusky residents Of
the coiored Bowery. The trouble grew
out of a scrap, which took place in the
home of Charles Tankard on Sunday if-
ternoon and was practically traced Ddckto
an origin in the house of Dan Prince.
where the evidence showed there was a
pitcher of whiskey which on of he Wit
nesscs thought was filed from pan and
passed around with a glass.
The immediate cause of the trial was
the complaint of Tankard to the chief of
police that MyrUn Brace, jr, II young man
Of about ~ years, was hghtM1 in mis-
Tankards house Officer Russell arrested
Brace. 1t was shown that brace with
some young men and girls became In
VOWED in some trouble over a piece of a
bicycle, which Brace had in mis- pocket.
This ended in TankardS throwing out the
young men. The case was only partially
heard.
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MEETING OF COMPANY NJ.

The regular monthly meeting of Com
pany NJ was held ut the armory last mig
with a good attendance. The company
voted unanimously to begin drilling next
wednesday evening and to pre-
pare to appear on Memorial day,
Those who have uniforms viii
wear them 1t drill Captain Brownell
Explained the conditions attendant upon
the securing of pay for the period between
the signing of the company roll and the
mastering into the United states service
at Fort Ethan Allen. The Webb medals,
which ara soon TO be distributed were also
discussed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
MEETING OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS

The annual meeting of the Addison and
Chittenden Board of Fire Underwriters
was held yesterday afternoon at the Of
flee of the Burlington Trust company. Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows:-
President-T. s. Peck of Burlington.
Vice PreSident-W. g. Hall of Richmond.
Secretary--H. l.. Ward of Burlington.
Assistant Secretary-W j. Strong Of
Nclgonuts.
Executive committee-W. D. Hall Of
'ichmond, J. :. Hickok of Burlington, w.
J. strong of Nergennes, L. u. E..lr Jtc
Of Middlcbury, r. II. Preble of Shorcham.
G. r. S Pierce of Nergennes j. J, Dumas
OF Bristol L. S. Whitcomb of Jer chic, j.
NJ. Burke Of NJ ddlebury, 7. 5. Peck Of
Burlington.
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HOUSE CLEANING TIME

Rnue vas Goa rasdo,- VI ,d
placed in jail Rowe told Chief Smith he
started from Lockport' n. Y, 10 years ago
ana spent ~ or IL years OF the intervening
'1fne IN durance vile
Tho .,o,.,,, ,,,,,,,.,,-, H.. lit, ~,
NJ Erori, a, Sna.ot. % - w W "..u
III -. IL, Wv y. ~, , "a man nan
The funeral will be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock from st. Joseph's church. The
nterment will be in Mount Calvary Gene
terry.
r,oc,,,,.h,.,,, o,.., ~, o-o ,.,
of Co1u,,h,'s to,Jaroi ~ 80, 70
,ar,,, ,'i,,,,t,a, 80 49,, va ~
rooms in the Hayward block last evening.
Delightful music was rendered, card play
ing was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Coorgo po,,,r,or ca, o.r p,,
NM, fnrr,,-,,,,, le ~ SI ~ % - -. en,ii-
tom onirar ~ 0raheo a. ANY, arr, ,.oI 80
from Concord, N. H., and will take charge
Of the interests of the Swift Beef COM
pany in the city. Mr.. Pennimasl relieves
H. H. Scars,
Two notitiors in ,,o,,u+.rv b,rLrrr,ov
were flied Eridov rho, Yora ~, L. 70
Rurton who MANAGES mo Anol,;c.,,
House in this city, with liabilities of
SIool'5p ana assets OF $500 and Leon l..
DwEe OF Lincoln with liabilities of $3.50
ana assets or slo4.
Second Ijeu+ Ceorge q Nror,ip o,st y
inf,ntr,, a Eorrie6uro- b,,, nii L,,ore,,
in Burlingtop hoe n,ssod bis ,v,,nir,ti,,,
ana been promoted to the rank of first
lteuten ant, and assigned to the 81 L. S.
infantry, with orders to report to his reg
lmcnt at Admission, Ala.
Ernest tho ec,,or mantle o,d Gov, 90 NJ
ana Mrs Octave InvaiIeo IT, of Arr,,i.
ha1d stroo+ diad al . o,nioci, ,,a,.1,
ternoon Of pneumonia The funera! will
occur at 81. Joseph's church at o'clock
TINS afternoon The burial will be IN
Mount calvary cemetery.
Tho troone o+ tho Eort dr;l,od o,4 90
doors for the frst i'm, tbis enr;n,r ,r,,.s
Jav n,orning ,rba,, ha,a hoan driI,;ra =,
t%o ,,i'IIr,, ho, pesn ~ it,,ns III
ed drills will be held every morning OK
cept Saturday and Sunday, weather per-
hitting, on the drill ground.
WIS Iuiia Ryan OF onderhlil centre
"stu - years dled at ll'4o Monday night
at Wihooskl. she nad oeeh SICK SIX weeks
WIN cerepro-Spinal meningitis Inc nun
O'Clock in Wlnooski and the burial was in
St. JoseDh's ccreterv in this cit,
ollicer corey arrested Louis Martin Mon
"dy morning on the charge or having
1 ''' '''t ~ ~ ~ n
lioWilgasl from the van Ness House barn.
III my court Martlh was convicted and
was restored.
M, -,---
I'm VI eie.sh men are at WORK III the
.'.V f,'tu ~ npi9e iu,lpet Sdiu trectihs
~ W. ,"ihe iu'iioer sheus wlicn VIII ne mn
,'Hrr III uuu"t tMo wsehs' me Oh theSe
'rI's nu''t o" tIie iahe 'front.' 10 pe uSed
i ~ mre'ilts t,c iuinoer III ieau'hesS lor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
THE BISHOPS VfSITATIONS.

Bishop Talrs visitations for the next
two months between Easter and Whit
Sunday are appointed as follows:
Sunday, April Q, Bennington; 20, Arling-
ton; II, Manchester Centre; 10, Poultney
IA. Chester and ProctorsVllle; Sunday,
April 23 st. Johnsbury and Lyndonville;
"a, North Troy; 25, Newport; %. Island
Pond ~ Canaan and Averll; Sunday,
April 49, Richford and East berkshire;
May I. Montgomery; 2, Enosburgh Falls
and Centre; 3, Bakersfield; T. Fairfax; S,
Cambridge AMI Jericho Sunday. May A.
White River Junction and Norwich To-
Wilder; l6. NoSth6eld, IT, Bethel and
Royalton; WHIT Sunday, May 81, St
Paul's, Burlington. and Trinity Mission
Winooekl.
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The Res ihiha World.

We believe Chamberiain's Cough REM
edy is the best In the world. \ few weeks
ago we suffered with n severe cold and a
troublesome cough, and having read their
in our own and other pa
pers we purchased a bottle to see II ii
would effect us. 1t cured us before the
bottle was more than half used. 1t is tho
best medicine out for colds and coughs -
Tho Herald, Andersonvile. Ind, For sale
by w. j. Henderson, druggist, Burlington,
VT.
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Same Old Model.

The wheel1nen Of '9S were so we'll p.7as-
ed with our model" that we shall con-
tinue it for the Sc 4son of 90, and so Of fer
Henry & Johnson's Arnica and Oh LiNi-
ment to every rider of wheel a the
Very best .omedy for bumps, bruises,
scratches, gals cuts, strains, b.istcrs, ore
muscles cramp. sunburn, pimpies, Ir. ok
les, chapped hands or face, rheumatism,
neuralgi.,, or any ailment requiring AN eN-
ternal application. Lady RIDGES are o-Ncc-
tally pleased with the ArniCa and oil
Linimcnt it is so clean and deliGitfHl to
use Sold by all druggists at - cent Per
bottle, oc one three times as large l1r %
cents.
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OFFICERS OF BURLINGTON LODGE,

The annual communication of Burling-
ton Lodge, No. 100, f, and A. M. was
held Tuesday evening and the following Of
hcers elected. The installation will take
place at the next regular communicat ton
of the lodge
W MI. f. Palmer.
s. WI. p. Robinson.
j. wa. l. Goodhue.
Treasurer-R. G. Stone
Secretary-L. j. Paige.
S. Dc. NJ. Brownell
]. DC. y. Reynolds.
Cnaplain-W. f.. Willard.
Marshal-W. L. Greeglcae
s. S.-W. IL. Davis.
j. 81. II. Mitchell.
Tyler-George r. Morse.
Trustee-Ellhu b. Taft.
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BURLINGTON RINK ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the Burlingto on
Rink Association was held Tuesday even
ing at 80 in the small dining hail OF the
Van Ness House. Directors were elected as
follows: G. ID. Wright, L. c. Grant, L. A..
Woodbury., A. f. Richardson, l.. +. Hen
derson, h. NJ Lambkin, A. c. Whiting. f..
Johonnott and f, O, Beaupre.
The directors elected the following Of
ficers; President, G. d. Wright vice
president +. Johonnott; secretary ana
treasurer, l.. C. Grant; auditors +. Johon-
mott and b. Nj. Lambkin.
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Shake II Into Your Shoes.

1t cures painful, swollen. smartIng. ner-
vous feet and instantly takes the sting
out OF oorns and bunions. It's the great
Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes fee,
easy, 1t is, certain cure ~ creating,
callous and hot, tired, aching feet, Try
1t to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores. BY mail for 26c in stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address. Allen s. Ohm
stead, Lee Roy, N. Y.
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FORT ETHAN ALLEN NOTES..

Capt. F. H. Hardie. Bird Cavalry, who
who left here about two months ago for
Hot Springs Ark, to recuperate, it exc
pected Thursday at the Fort. His NUM-
erous friends all over Vermont will be Glad
to know the gallant captain has greatly
improved in health since he left here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
MATHEMATICS GOLF CLUB.

The annual meeting OF the Waubanakee
Golf club was held yesterday afternoon at
the Van Ness House. The following were
elected officers for the year:
Presdent-L. +. Woodhouse,
Vice president-Mrs. A. f.. Richardson.
Treasurer-F w. Elliott.
Secretary--C. s. Van Patten.
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MEMS LIST.

f. j. Donnell. NJ, A. Ellis, Almanac Fac
tory, Clovis Forth. G II. Hale, NJ. f.
Johnston, George Kennedy. VIM. q.
Ledeu, y. H. Macarthur, Nelson LaVoie,
Hugh Pettingil ii. f.. Penniman, Capt.
Fred ]. Qumby, e. NJ. Rogers, j. Stewart,
jr., Narcise j. Smith, W. II. Stuart,
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Mrs. Myrtle Bailey, Mrs. Daisy Eom-
bard, Miss Maud Clark, Lottie NJ. Degree,
Miss Louise Gcer, Mary Jackson, Con-
stance Kimball, Mrs. VIM. Reed, Miss B.
Saltus, Mrs. q. w. Smith, Myrtle Sawyer,
Miss Mabel G. Skeels Mrs. Lizzie Wells,
Mrs. NJ. +. Williams. Mrs. NJ White.
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FOR BREACH Of PROMISE.

Sylvia 4. Clement brought suit against
Aaron skinner of Newport TO recover 5000
for breach IF promise and the trial re-
suited M nealing the bleeding heart to the
amount Of SiSnh
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WOMEN'S LIST

List of unclaimed letters in the Bur
lingtun postotiite for the week ending
Anril /. 1900
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06

over 1900 men are employed in the mar
BILE business in Rutland and vicinity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06

petition in voluntary bankruptcy has
been filed by Simeon Liberty of ST. AL
bans. Liberty has liabilities OF S643 and
assets of SIS.
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-22

Through Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleep ing cars daily between California and Chicago. The only line reaching the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. between Chicago and San Francisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 Ask for beautifully Illustrated book, which will be mailed free.
 JOHN J. BYRNE, General Passenger Agent, Los Angeles, Cal
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i,rrhans, Cnurf.

Monday. August 1.-THE last win aad
testament Of Christian Fullmer was admitted
to probate and letters iesJament4ry granted
Ia Peter Gemau.
Samuel ID. Bowers. Administrator o. An.
geline Bowers, settled Isl and FINAL account
Luther NJ. Bushey, executor Ut John Bush
ey, reported sale Of real estate and received nr-
der To notify creditors.
The last will aud testament Of john II.
Miller was admitted 10 probate AMI letters
testamentary granted to George Il. Gchr aud
Jonas Bachmau. who received order 10 not
ily creditors.
Tuesday, August l5-Letters OF admiuls-
tration W. A. on .nv..are Of John II. lam
bert were & = Theodore F. Ian bert.
John 4. Bolte, administrator Of Conrad
Bolte. settled LIST and final account.
Samuel l.. Hawk. executor Of Caroline r.
Dayhof, settled Isl aud final account.
JMdson Hill aud Richard 5. Hill, executors
Of Abraham Hill, reported sale ofreal estate.
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Proved Fatal.

John Andrew Thomas Guulher, son et
Henry Gunther. near this city, whose sefsa4,
injury IN a runaway accident on Thursday "A
last week was reported IA the AHvuCkEE ei
last saturday, died at ) @ ejock tbr next aaE,
Friday.
As stated last week. yuaBg GHulhtg was
on horseback going To Mr.. e, {. Easet s. near
Avundale. where be WAS ,uriayva f.
crossing bridg, near Meltgri BIZ ssssa i,i.
thrawing him off lie Was dragged -st.ue
distance, until the saddle girth broke. Hca 40.
tempted 10 GET up. and sank back aacoHs -loa-.
from coucussiou oflhe brain, aud - remained
until bis death. ri the residence 81 Mr., E1E-l
where he had been removed. On SATURDAY
his body was removed % the home utbls gar
en,s, aud his funeral took place on sunday al
Bemjamin's Reformed Church. the Btermrul
being at Kreiders. Rev. II. J. Macalister
officiated. and preached from the tex,-"lae
DAYS Of his youth hast Thou shortened. STA
Psalm. 18th verse The pail bearers We're Ed
win Eugel, Harry Lippy, Charles Aluen,
Howard Hull Homer Warehime. aud tAr.
ence Smith. His age was lsyears.6 mea,h-
and 10 DAYS
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Haight Items.

!. =" y
The auaaa. P'gaae u NeN os@.'ad sunday
School 3, announced Tor lapfsaaSs August -.
"a tlie grove ADJOINING the church, a'!'f"'""
and "5sb'.
hc i.r"EEc'el services Hs'1 n o'N'A, ~ y.
+, thHrch are continued NHl- week l@"''
have been one "r rs" pcuacHt' ~ tho altar
tbs, "eck.
The EP@arih LeaH-e meetings 81 Ne"
Oakland have been discontinued daring hr
revival service, az tla other Methodist Church,
4 -erna' accident "eeu1ei a vas 's,''
Mills ~ Monday morning las' Nht.r ~.
john Rri"e.I, boss q ihr i9t''hS dei stHeh''
~as trying 60 pAi a ia'Se G ,.I, o'' f"I"' y
the mn started ne We. "hif'sA WIN ''s''''
cradle force around iht pulley amt would
have fallen head hrs' bad h"l SOME - 'hs e'h
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

yarrssa charge. Reformed CRarch -Hengaiaiu's
NaHrFE saEtiAy seHatl All 20 b m DIVINE SsTStte
% Up o fH Jerusalem taarsh--i't'iae service
-p.l.al SERMON At l3pc C,seA II q Church NJ
be- e 81 "a. ~--taec AT iuioutowu a. D. IN, eul--
.iuesa't by % IS kluaaey, taastos
services i'm ans Reformed church ssiser E1u, sun
ia morning 40 Deb e.
-as4.ea, in Tie Lutheran Church silver Ron al
ne Aetrvalrutaf,.l Ala sclrty Of BENZ asntns Re
iar8ae4 Church eiH bold Ii, regular monthly meet
.uE aE tAe parsonage uu luc@4ay evening august
z RE E % uriuzsE.
-1teaa t...er4- Lutheran Church p fcuAauiu',
saaaaa -4asI-y school al a M Preaching a. 10
Il us 81 iuau> tLHryh-.ur4Ay school 4 T. IN
''''' : A plahJ. Pastor
t-enyeaar, Il u ,hureh->aniAs -ebas. Al ais
S. IN. Ir.e.eh.a. AZ Iarta. ia aua ; y ~. Junior
al 3H saA a. Euy. HrJAu, Pastor.
d. D. Pastor sabbath Services Preaching by
tAv g4lsEHr at lN .zts. Eulun meeting AZ p ID
SabtatH school AZ y r. m Ntd-"eeN service y
the ;yrtur- rusn Wednesday evening. Al oetoek
Rev j. Z Murray D. y. Viii preach at the mora.
:, faug.s Reformed Churcl-suuJay school At
a.I5 a. divine service 81 l3.lh e. IA 10y Kew
calvin :. Slasle. Pastor
sunday school in the Bethcl Of the Church Of
Cod gt NsrfeldSburE sunday August N, at p. IN,
Fr4ycE meeting and song service Wednesday even
lag August BIRD At o'clock, Il iayoHblt. II not
ou Thursday evening same h2uE on are lh'4'ea,
Preaching by Elder ; Is. C1ait At .. m.
l. +. MugTN. Teaching EideE.
So Johns thuTch-SuHdaYs- Mass At t.la
ami az la a. H. with BeUestictlon. no Ne>pvrs.
Dural. tsr So raA-AhS> at A. IN.
Joseph H. Cassidy, Pastor.
Ascension church sunday, Aug ao.-Holy Eu,
chariSt AZ "a IN. Mathis at To a. IN, second
Holy Eucharist at 1879 u, M. Egensoug a. TO
and D. IA. Meek1ays-Ma AMI Holy Eucha'
ri>t az a. m Evens0ng except Fridays al T.
m Eyensong Friday at 80 p N.
+ =. Taylor, Rector.
Euiuutawu Church OF God.-Suulay school -
a. ul. Preaching al 10 Is q. III. by Rev l.. r Murty.
30 ,hs evening At 80 by jesse T. Garner, AZ May
berry At . 50 = IA. by l.. r. Aurry fTeaehlhs AZ
NintielI al .1R m Wartedsburg at 80 =. III.
al Carroliton al 80 p IN. by Elder : b. Cait,
:. B. Graft, Pastor.
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Rudy Seed Wheat for sale; 81 per bnshel.
Harry F. Curley, Eldersburg, Md.
Cider made at Eucabaugh's Mill, near
Westminster, every Tuesday and Wednesday.
u 5t#
For Sale Cheap A 81 Model Ideal BIZ
cycle in good order. The Rectory, Court
street. Westminster, Md.
If you want good Shine don't stop on the
street. but go to Upton Morgan, at Gorsuch 5
Warehouse, and sit on Il Whtmore Stand.
Two Houses for Rent on the Gorsuch Road.
John A. krouse, Westminster, Md. If
Best Street Tobacco - Cents Pound at
ChaS. !. HdHtz'S.
STRANGE.
\ man residing on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland. recently wrote his name and address
on Il postal card and simply addressed it |.
BENESCH " Sons, Baltimore. BY return mail
he received handsome lbs page catalogue,
containing over 300 fine haIf-tone illustrations
and very valuable suggestions on economical
hoaseturnishing at rock bottom prices, also
personal letter from the largest model home
turnshers III the L. S.-All for n possibility
it. st
An S-day Corner Clock, about 100 years
old for sale. Only needs cleaning. Apply
to Miss Lamotte, Main street, opposite
Washington avenue.
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Personal Notes.

Nj r,s;a .lhort : visiting friends II
r,-Nle.t- NJ
ft ~ avd NJ H. las u Frazer returned "a
Baltimore on Tuesday after visit Of several
weeks to relatives in this city.
n - NJ c;,,,., p w. AMI 5,r,,b d.
ter left on "Wednesday for Atlantic CITY.
Ar,b,,r S,o.,as;f.r If WESTMINSTER
-. !, 49,. 1,,lsb..g,,, ,,,,B
s..t. - i,,.- H., Cfesa,.
Mrs ): mower. b''lhES'ga ba' gone "
vist reiali'eS ~ INJURIES anu ''''e "'0'
'oI'.,'I Is,s.o raa . Ro,J IA, Il, T.s.-
day FIR q sbort stay al Bedford Springs, Pa.
e. Ta,Ior All Vito ~ R.l,in,ars
are a Winchester mace.
Gnasts n Wiucbes,er Place since last re-
o.,. H. N RnnLrar Nr Richards and
sa or;i n N;ss la Wilsoa Dr ] r Narray.
NJ sn5 N-s Wn Norriss Ms. Elsie Nor.
risS. Mr.. d. ". Cuyerzagt aud family, Mr.
and Mrs Jesse Kirwau. Mrs. Walter hirwan
Miss Miller, Calvin Miller, Mrs l. /. Miller
and daughter Katherine Miss Netue A4orfs'
Miss Eliza Mlihar, hiSs 'esaei, Mss A0es
Crane, feregrins from ) r. az ~ h4s.'ai"te'
Miss Rebecca Povel. Of AieNanarla FlrE'na'
Mrs. Frazer. Miss Frazer, Miss Bessie Frazer
Of St Augustine, Florida
Mrs. Charles f. Herring and daaghier
Margaret have gone to visit Mrs. Herring :
parents, at Camden New Jersey
Mrs Harvey Lambert, wife aud daughter.
Of Wilmington, Delaware. are visiting rcla.
tives in and near Westminster
late arrivals AZ DiaIuan's New wind8r.
ara M C 's,', NJ U.t,is Caap.r. M.
Howard Tnee. Ms Odeiis Dieter. Ma
Tnbn os,andolT and Nr.. AGATHA Hannah. ii
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ARSENIC IN THE BUTTERMILK.
DR.. Thomas H. AIgire and His Family'S
Narrow Escape From Death-A
Murder0uS Act.

DIR. Thomas H. Algire, his two daughters,
! Misses Sallie and Nellie Algire; Mrs. Jennie
Barber. Of 1913 Patterson avenue, Baltimore,
who is visiting at DIR. Algire's home, and
! Mabel and Leo Uhler, children OF Dir. Algire' ;
! houSekeeper Mrs. Ida Uhler, who live at
/ Upperco, Baltimore county, on the hanover
1 turnpike, had a narrow escape from death by
poison on Friday, August II. They were
taken severely ill after drinking buttermilk
fresh from the churn. All the symptoms IN
dicated arsenical poisoning and it is believed
that someone put the poison i'll the cream
while il was in the springhouse.
The older persons including DIR. Algire,
Miss SuIlie Algire, Mrs. Barber and Mrs.
| Uhler, were more affected than the younger
ones, and were complaining Sunday, DR.. AL
gre not being able to leave his bed. He said
he suffered greatly with burning sensation
in the throat and stomach and a headache.
Dr. James II. Wilson, of Fowblesburg was
summoned. and latter DR.. f. NJ. Bush, of
Hampstead was called in. Both physicians
labored until near midnight before the patients
were sufficiently relieved for them TO return
to their homes.
DR.. Algire intends to secure the services of
a detective and have the matter thoroughly
investigated. He never locked his milkhouse
and it was near the road and easy Of access.
He only knew Of one man who might do such
a thing to him, but he would not reveal his
name lie intends to offer a reward Of 500
for the arrest Of the person who put the poison
in the cream. and will have the butter ana
lyzed All the buuermIk not drunk was
thrown away. He said no coloriHg matter
had been in the cream and everything in con
neciiou with the milkhouse was kept IN
good condition.
The news Of the poisoning spread rapidly
and created a great deal OF excitement Men
collected about he house Of Or. Algire aud
vowed that If they caught the mar who put
the poison IN the cream they would drag him
over the roads and then lynch him
DR.. Algire Is dentist aud well known IN
Baltimore and Carroll counties.
Prof. 6. W Lehman, chemist for Baln-
more CITY. made an ANALYSIS Of the butter
and found no mineral poison. No tests we're
made for veecstabie poison. The cream was
a week old at the time Of the churuIns, and
dinner had been eaten between the drinking
OF the bu,ieruilk and the time the family were
taken SICK