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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
FIRE IN SWANION.
Grocery Store and Drug Store De-
stroyed- Occupants Had Barely Time
to Escape in Night Clothes.

Swanton, Jan 2G--An alarm Of are was
Svoli about 10 O'Clock this event p VIII n
ii was discovered tina; the lroc.ly store If
G. ". -. Prouty which had boon ,I.. -
ful the nigh, was ablaze. Tho lirpmcn yc-
spoudod promptly but Wore greatly hiul-
olod i'm their work 10y IN de"p snow and
very cold weather. the hCiidiuss b.iuE just
outside The corporation limits and cousld-
cradle iii, ,ducc away.
When they reached the ulac. ii was
found Impossible to say, the hu,ldus and
with TN, high wind hlowius 70 was hnrd
To keep the flame, fr m spreading H. inc
upper part OF tn" building wore tho living
room Of Fred MuuSou dnd family who hHd
barely time 10 escape I'm their ui-h.
clothes, Thoir furniture WAS entirely Cs.
and they have no insurance.
Trio hiWcs reached the First street dug
>, re occupied by George :. Campbell and
ths huildm- too was completely d.s;r"N-
ud Mr.. Cnmpl IN saved a Nul, I'D his
stock but il wa- almost en- lrcIN .ost i!o
carries an Insurance will the Vermont
Mutual. Tlis hui ding was occup'el N tle
upper story ny Alpha Roderoquy ANA tam
ny who bad time to say" most of their
furniture. 1EcS too lad no insurance.
By pucky lighting the IRE was sour'i
under control her" and although Il was
zero weather the hrcmen watched IN,
ruins until danger was PASSED Eo'h Of
the buildings were owned by David Vance
lcttc. He carried an insurance of $lwO ii
the building occupied by Prouty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
WHY IT SUCCEEDS.
Because it's for One Thing
Only, and Burlington is
Learning This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doans Kidney Pills do one thing only
THERE foi, sick Kidneys.
Ttty cure hackachc, every kidney in.
Here is Burlington evidence to prove it,:
Mr.. }. l.. Fuller, of 3i2 North Winooski
Ave. says.-"Pdin ccntcrod i'm the loins
aud over the hips-dull aching pain--some-
timcs-and sometimes sharp aud acute.
ON moro than one occasion had to give
up work and even when | did work my
sleep was broken ny my aching back. and
too fr'qucn; action of the kidneys with
limited results, highly coorcd and scdi-
meNtary What to do | hardly knew.
Medicine. at least all that | had taken.
seemed powcrlcss to help mo and | was
constantly on the lookout for some rem
cdy or prescription to give mo case. In my
cudoav1rs | tried Doans Kidney Pills,
getting them at the drug. store of W. J..
Henderson. never would have believed it
possible for any m dicine to help me so
quickly | am a living witness Of the cr-
fccts of Doau's Kidney pills.
For sale by an G,als Price 20 cents pr
hoN Fo''o"-Hrubun co, iuGa., y. y.
Stole agent. for the [. S.
Remember The ulme-Doau's and take
a., -ub-iiftt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
PROFESSOR HENRY A HAzEN.

Henry Allen IIazcn, the meteorological
of tine United States weather bureau 1T
Washington who al. Il in that city on the
Ri instant as the result of a bicyiclc col
'isiou. W3s to,u I'm $ rur. India. January
T. 1879. the SON Of Rcv. Alien Hazeu. tie
Veteran missionary, Of the Vermont fam
lily of lidHcu-. lie was oiuCHtcd in 81.
John-hury. VT. and at Dartm 1uth Collie
where he was "ra!uat-d III ISL For the
next eight years n was Instructor I
drawing in the sheffield : ,ieruhc school,
and assistant ~ mcta0ro'ogy t. Professor
E.ias LOOMS. H. went to Washington
on May I, 1881, to become computcr in tie
United States signal service. In October,
1857 ne became one Of the gular Of
ficors of tho United States weather service
and made forecasts for the whole country.
on July /. lS9l. he became professor Of
mctcorologv of the weather bureau.
lie devised "a system for reducing bar
omotric observations to sea- level by maxi
ing use Of tho actual readings at the base
and summit Of a mountain. which was If
tcrWdrd adopted by the government Wca-
tAar scrvic.. He devised ID f.rm of -li' &
uSychIumetcr in which two Thermometers
W-ic foI.ol together. with this he show
ed That there was 10 differ nc" in cVap-
Grafton RON am ic- ANA water covered
Thermometer In 1880 the lIazcn thermo-
meter shelter was adopted b. the signal
service While with Professor l.,omis ne
opposed the convection theory of It rms
Ills Studies of this subject w-rr published
under the title "The r uad1." He OPP
,p.s-d the theories If mctoorol1EistS vino
held that tho air temp nature al some
b ght above the ground in storms is rel
atNcN lower. while in areas Of high at
mo .pheric ~ SsUrc it j. relatively higher
Than at the earth. This controversy was
Wag,d for many years. I'm lN>> he pub
hshcd d handbook of met.oroloEical ta-
a.. A.i lie 4 .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Sen. Money on Cause of Civil War
Sen Chandler Aroused

Washington. Jan. 25-At tho beginning
Of tu-daNS session of the Senate Mr. Cocl-
rcu of Missouri. from tho military affairs
committee reported "a substitute for Ms.
Pe,jigrcW's resolution callug for iniorma-
zion regarding the Occur D'Alene minlag
troubles Of last year. The substitute calls
upon tho secretary Of wac to submit to
the senate copies of all orders given 10
Gen. n. G. Merriam ana al. officers I'm
der him and especially to any proclama-
ticu of Con. Merriam ana as to his or
dcrs concerning the tCeatmcnt OF civilian
prisoners. Tho resolution was passed. At
the conclusion of the morning business Mr..
Hale Of Maine of The appropriations COM
mittee called up the urgent deficiency bll
ana the Senate proceeded to its consider
alton.
The senate agreed that when it adj
journed to-day it be until Monday next.
Mr. Chandler. chairman of the commit
tee on privileges and elections, said he
had expected to call up the Quay case
this week, but owing to the absence oC
Mr. Hurley Of Tennessee, "A member If
the committee, the case would not be call
ed up this week.
Il hope, however said Mr.. Chandler,
I'm one Of tho periods of the Scuatc's in
d"lonce 10 get this case before the Sonata
at an early date"
TN" opposition then tried to draw fire
from the republicans on the financial bill
asking il no republican senators Were 20
,,,',t 49, A., ~ =" F'"' /" q 9lal'-
,,,,,ii,,,. IN, ~ IN 'I'oVt t"at me
,,.,,'ti 1''' W. '"' p'Ti"'' OF ana rep
1911 ~ VI '""'' VINO '"u7u-
tt r, L'' ,t vi "Io9t ''"l''h"nIe
measure. Mr.. Allison replied that thcro
I,.. ~ |''' vi! '"o pI-l ny mem
p.c,rt, - n.y. ~ We 'H"H'p'r'
1.fii ~. ~ ~ Ni. 'lIor speech ON the
~ "I Nii'3"' '"Ip ne Had understood
'.,,S, 80 ''i' ''''o, 10 SdS Ildl 'h' re-
,,.,, ~" P"H'lnS W'ulu ne IN" "lih-
tta ~ '' NV - ,cl""'hS 'he SILVER Ger
'." ~, """ ''' SlN'T oouarS'
AMY '"'' 9'''''Ho"'' S"lu MI ALI
~"
~ nc house hHI does that
'.' N'I5"u- am referring now 10 the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
NEW YORK'S TAX LAW.
How the Assessment of the Corporation
Tax is Divided.

Albany, y. y, Jan. 2i.--'rhe State hoard
of tax commissioners is sending to the as
SCISSORS of cities and towns the following
circular relative 10 the operations of he
franchise tax law
The property TO be assessed by the State
board inCludcS:-
l'irst-All telegraph and telephone poles.
wires and Cab.es on or under the streets
or highways.
ScCond-All mains, pipes, tanks, conduits
or wires with their appuTt1nanCeS ON or
under thc streets or highways for con-
dieting either water, steam, heat gas,
light, power, oil. electricity or any Other
substance.
Third-All railroad property located up
ON, uudcr or above the streets or hiSh-
ways including the va.ue of The traCNs,
ties, wires poles, etc.
The property above named is included
within the definition Of a special franchise
and is no longer to BE- assessed by the
local assessors. However, it must be
bone in mind that all property not en-
umordtcd in the above list II to be ASSESS
ed as before. even though used i'm con-
ncction and as part of the property Of
the U,rson or coplOration so OccupYir x
the streets or highways. A. in the case
of a street railway, the tracks and prop
crty upCn the streets are included in the
specia' franchise, but the lands in fca,
power house cars, engines, stables ana the
like, including all property not situated in
the street is still to be assessed as before
the passage of the act. So also as TO gas
pipes ana other fixtures on or under the
street. These belong to the special fran
chisos. but gas houses and other property
not located on the street are still assess Il
by local assessors as before the law of
1899
1t Is to be horne In mind that a special
franchise does not exist as to property
owned by person or corporation, but on
~ as to such use Of the streets or high
ways as Is permitted or granted by the
authorities and If not special franchise
{ must be assessed by the local assessors.
II may be possible and In few cases
/ Is the fact. that "A street railroad or other
corporation actually owns the right Of
way through a street or over a highway.
| In such case the local assessors are to
assess 1t, as ii is not a special franchise.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
HOODS PILLS cure sick headache. ia
digestion.
pistressing stomach Disease.

permantly cured by the mastery power
of South American NcrVine Tuaie In
yalids need suffer no longer because tn a
great remedy can cure them all 1t is n
cure for the whole world OF stomach
weakness and indigestion. The cure be-
gins with the first dose. The relief it
brings is marvellous and surprising. 1t
makes no failure; never disapponts. No
matter how long you have suffered, your
cure is certain under the use of this great
health giving force. Pleasant and always
safe.
Sold by w j. Henderson & Co, druggist
l72 College ST., Burlington VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
AFTER THE LOBBYISTS.
ITr0m the Barre Tclcgram)

What would ,he prominent members Of
the third Hods" do il the Wisconsin plan
was followed hero in Vermont She has
a now law requiring the public regstra-
ton Of tho names Of lobbyists, "A list Of
the ILLS they oppose or promote, and Of
the corporation, or individuals by whom
thcN ore cmplOyod.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01

Schwan helicvcd to be in pursuit, no lat
report from him.
Coast La-una de Bay and neichb1riui
section of country also opened 10 unra
-tri'.ed traffic 9th inst
Western coast Island Panay, opened 70
trade
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01

gWy-71vERY old maxim declares that it isn't econ
E=1A// omy to pick tip pins the time is worth more
VA than the pins. Similarly it is not true econ
t1--.-J omy to do without Ivory Soap your health
requires the daily removal Of the bodily excretions
which are discharged through the pores Of the skin.
Those tiny mouths must be kept open, and they
should be opened only with pure soap.
IVORY SOAP 9e4,6. PER CENT. PURE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01

cusable If they did not take every means
Permitted to them by the constitution to
retain in their hands the power Of govern
mcut in the interests of justice Of right
and of civilization
Mr. Money lntic plted there was no dan
ger to tho South of osug votes in the
electoral college or representatives in Con-
cross 10y .hc restrictions placed on Slii-
frauc. as these were based on population
and not on votes cast.
In "a controversy arising over the r.
-ponsibity for bringing UP the race ard
sectional Qunstions. Mr.. Chandler, with
much vchcmcnCc. declared that the who les
southern uu stion had been opened ny
Inc remarkable speech of Mr.. Morgan in
which he hl1 mistaken ana malisned the
people of the entire north ana YVES being
followed hy otncr Southern senators IN
tha same strain.
At the conclusion or the speech of Mr.
Money Mr.. Chandler said h" desired 10
cali the Scnatc's attention to the utter
nnc. Of Nil Morgan which had call Il
forth his criticism. lie read that para
graph Of AR. Morgau's speech in which
the Alabama senator had charged tn t
the civil war had hccH rIcciritatcd bysdc-
signing politicians Of the North with the
idea of TRUSTING upon nc people ct tho
South tho negro iu social and political
equality.
"l d.nouucc that" shouted Nj Chaun.
Ter "a. Islander upon the Norm 5td---"
MIR. P,ttus Of Alahamn-"1f tho senator
will permit mo-would it not hc better
would IT not DE more decent for him to
wait until the senator Clr Morgum r.
tu'ns i, ore r'itioising him"
Mir Chdrdl,t-"1 intoud to wait but |
want the seuior senator from Alabama
who is absent. ! want the Junior senate"
from Alabama who is now here. aud |
want the souators from the Southern
states who have rcopor,l this question
. D fHf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
BUBONIC PLAGUE IN BUENOs AY-
RES

Buenos Ayres. Argentine Republic. Jan.
.5.-The bubonic plague has broken out at
Rosario. and a rigorous Gordon has been
established at that place,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
MASONs MEET ~ RICHMOND.

Richmond. Jan. 25.-At the annual meet
ing OF the fifth Masonic district held here
to-day there was a large attendance of
AlasCns present. over $50 took supper at
The bellevue. o. W. Daley, grand lcc,ur =.
and Albert Killam. grand steward of Bur
4ngtun W're present. Grand Lecturer
daley reviewed the work of the entered
apprentice degree worked by dJrict lodge
of IIinesbuigh, North Star lodge of Rich
mlud worked the NJ. NJ. degree ana the
grand l. 'turar reviewed the work u. :.
Peck, past master and -. j. Foster of
Eurling on, Rev. Alonzc Chase, Rev G. r.
HAYWARD and others addressed the meet
ing. Prof G. ". Davis OF Burlington pre-
sided al the organ. Deputy Grand Master
r. r. Brown presided at the meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
"Grasp All and Lose H."

Many people are So intent on "graSpin;
.all'' that they IUsc strength of serves,
appetite. digestion, health. fortunately
howcyrr. these may BE- restored Wy taking
Hoods SarsJpalilia, which has put many
"A business man on the road to success by
giving him good digestion, strong nerves
and a clear brain. 1t does the same thing
for weak and tired women
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
Never Recovered Consciousness
After Her Accident in
Bennington.
N. W. COVER IN TROY JAIL.
Will be Brought to Bennington to An
swer For Her Death Supreme Court
VIII Take up Rutland County
Cases To-day Believed That
Jack" Kelley is Insane.

bennington jan 2'-N'ts. Florence !.
IlaiI' VINO WIS ',ddy lnlurou IU'Sdav
niHht IN an "cc,"'hi "Ito inns morning.
Hhe never recovered consciousness lfom
, .nc t'Il $40 was n'J,rI"' "ne was ~
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
10 Cents
10 Cents
10 Cents

One lot Boys ezra heavy fast
black, ribbed Cotton Hose, to close
several broken lines that were % to
IS cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
80 Cents
As Cents

TO close two broken aSSortmentS of
the celebrated "Luzerne" Underwear,
we offer to-day several dozen of Ia
dies natural grey, strictly all wool
Vests and Pants that were Si.OO and
$3.50, at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
10 Cents

Ladies fine fast black Cotton Hose,
several broken aSSortmentS that were
% and 81 cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
10 Cents
Gloves and MitteuS.

Ladies' fine Fur Trimmed Gloves
and MittenS, fleece lined, formerly
sold at 81, St.25 and $L5S, to-day
90 Cen S
Fine Fur Trimmed Fleece L ned
Kid Gloves and MttenS for misses
% Cents
Fur Trimmed, Fleece Lined Kid
MittenS for children
so Cents
Heavy Scotch Wool Gloves for
bOyS
10 Gents
Cashmere Gloves for ladies, misses
and children dark brown and navy
Blue, sizes i to s
50 Cents
Boys Cashmere Gloves, dark
brown and navy blue, sizes 1 to5
d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
II. W. ALLEN \ CO.
Annual Clearance Sale
Hosiery.


Several broken lines of Ladies',
Misses and Children'S fast black Cot
ton Hose
5 Cents
Ladies' Fleece Lined, fast black
Cotton Hose
10 Cents
Misses and Children'S fast black
ribbed Wool Hose, sizes 81 to 81,
10 Cents
Mems extra heavy fast black CASH
mere Hall Hose
10 Cents
Ladies' extra fine fast black Cash
mere Hose
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
rs Cents

Ladies extra quality, pure white,
Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01

Professor ilazen was single and lived in
Washington with a sister ana two ueph-
cWs. Another sister is a missionary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01
25 Cents

Ladies Natural Grey Mixed, fleece
lined Vests and Pants
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-07
NUMBER 81.

AN ACT TO AMEND NO. 30 OF THE
ACTS OF 1898 RELATING TO NOR
WITCH UNIVERSITY.
1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Vermont
Section 1. No, 30 Of the Acts of 1898 is
hereby amended so as TO read as follows;
Norwich University is hereby recognized
as the Military College Of the State Of
Vermont; and its faculty are hereby given
local rank as follows Assistant profess
ors, the rank of second lieutenant; pro-
fessors for the first FIVE years Of service
as such, the rank Of first Lieutenant: for
the second five years. the rank of captain;
after ten years, the rank Of major; after
twenty years. the rank OF lleutenant-col-
onel the president shall have the rank OF
colonel all without pay from the State
Section 2. This act shall take effect from
It's passage.
Approved November 1S, 1900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-07
NUMBER q

.cr AUTHORIZING THE COM
IN ~ irrON OF THE LAWS RBLAT-
" lIsA no PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
n,rebv enacted by the General AS
j Us of the state OF Vermont:
fmu5 The governor Is hereby au-
seed SEED and required to appoint some suit
oIiI 'orson to compile all school laws OF
De 5p,ato that may be In force April k190l
~ '5,,,pjlation to be suitably cross-in-
IA. the expense not to exceed two hun
"a Va and dfty dollars.
L,top Q The Secretary Of state shall,
So, as conveniently may be done, pro-
SIX trenty-fve hundred copies Of such
ne.,stlon to be printed and bound in
guy guy in the same style the session laws
nrinted. and distribute the same I'm
n following manner:
T,rse copies for each town dnd city
NJ office. one copy for each town
norirtondent. three copies for each
~ ~ school directors, fifty copies for
~ Normal school, Eve copies for each
6pntv Examiner
borrowed November n. 1900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-07
NUMBER q.

H. At IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION
7 ~ OF VERMONT STATUTES, RE-
fATING TO THE PAYMENT OF IN
TrRTST ON UNITED STATES DE-
pOsrT MONEY REMAINING IN THE
STATE TREASURY.
=, 20 hereby enacted by the General AS
..,biy Of the State OF Vermont:
's.otion ]. Section 742 Of the Vermont
E.trtes is hereby amended 30 as TO read
TO lows:
k. lion 742 The State Treasurer shall
Vain tho share apportioned to towns
Ihieb have not elected trustees, and the
ares Of unorganized towns and cores.
hi shall. annually, previous to the first
L. of March. pay to the treasurer Of
On organized town not electing trlis-
as and to the treasurers Of school dis
els I'm unorganlzed towns and cores
Ibitn have maintained schools for the re-
Ilrod length OF time during the previous
Lar The interest at three per cent upon
Il a. .nares apportloned to such towns and
By And he shall divide the inter- 81
4 o.u, Of each unorganized town or gore
krour the school districts therein in the
amer provided for the distritution OF
b0n school moneys among ,the several
fstricts in towns.
approved November g. 1900.