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CAUCUS AT FERRISBURGH.
M. F. Allen Allowed to Choose State
Observation-Disclosures For Dillingham;.

Ferrisburgh, June 1.-THE republican
caucus held here this afternoon elected
delegates 10 the State and district conven-
tons In the Congressional tight Mr. FCs-
ter defeated the Page faction by a vote
OF 172 to III. NJ. +. Allen was chosen chair
man and f.. A. Chapman secretary. The
delegates TO the district convention are:
Jas. Field J. l.. ST. Peters, Thos Egan.
ID. @. Noonan and John Clark.
For the State convention Hon. NJ. +. Al
len, candidate for lieutenant governor was
empowered to choose delegation and
named the following men: Harvey New
ton. j. 5. Garter, 5. NJ. Allen, Dr. &. T..
Collins, Noble Delano. They will select
their own alternates
The county delegates elected were ill.,
structed to support r. W. Tuttie for judge
of probate of New Haven district and
james Donaway for states attorney.
They were also instructed to put in nomi-
nation county senators who would vote
for Hon. ". J.. Dillingham; for United
States senator.
WALTHAM FOR FOSTER.
Vergennes, June l2.-The republican eau
Gus of the town of Waltham was held this
afternoon. james Snecden was elected
chairman and II. W. Day, secretary. VIM.
TAFT and Frank Preston who are Foster
men were chosen delegates to the district
convention.
GA detailed statement of the standing
OF the different candidates Will be found
on page -
RECEIVER FOR RANDOLPH BANK.
Randolph June l2.-Judge Start at Chcl-
sea has appointed G. IL Markham of Pom
fret receiver of the Randolph Savings
Bank Treasurer Lombard vii lassist in
closing up the affairs. 1t is expected ii
dividend will be declared soon and the de-
positors Will receive finally about 80 per
cent. of their claims.
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
Declaring For E. c. Mower For States
Attorney-E Elect Foster Delegates.


Attorney Elect Foster Delegates.
Huntington, June 1.-The republicans of
Huntington met Saturday evening and Or
EaniZed by eleCting Hon. q. j. Tomlinsun
chairman and +. q. Norton secretary.
For delegates to county convention d
ballot was taken and the following list
favorable to the election of Edmund c.
Mower tor States Attorney by vote of
81 TO 49, for Clarence j. Ferguson, We're
elected.
Delegates J. c. Carpenter, b. #.
o Brien, q. W. Brewster, r.. a. Fuller, ID.
+. Hanks, II w. Norton. O IL. Morrill, H.
II. Brewster
Aternates: +. o. Gorion, S. l.. Kenyon
r. l.. belong, o. s, Kenyon, f. H. Beane
f. ID. Falby G. NJ Norton. /. A. Taft.
They elected the following delegates for
State convention: Montraville Ross, X. l..
lie long. r. ii. Sweet These delegates are
empowered TO chose their own alternates
For district delegates q. w, Sayles pre-
scented the following list favorable 10 the
nomination of Hon. ID. j. Foster Of Bur-
hngton for member of Congress and they
were unanimously elected.
Delegates: f. r. Strong, G.. NJ. Norton.
F. d. Falby,
Alternates. J. S Sweet, b. f. OBrien,
J. c. Carpenter.
The following gentlemen were elected
republican town committee: H. w. Nor
ton L. w. johnson, O. j. Tomlinson.
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SHELBURNE CAUCUS
Elect Delegates to the District, State
and County Conventions.

Shelburne. June 10.-The republicans of
this town met last evening ana elected
delegates TO the three republican conVen-
tons to be held this month. The caucus
organized by electing \. X. Miller chair
man and l. H. Deyette secretary. Follow
ing arc the district delegates: f.. f. Geb-
hardt, w. A. Weed, l.. {. Ray alterna les
W. j. Sheridan, q. r. Van Vlet, j. j.
Collamer; IS votes cast, % Foster ana 10
Page.
Delegates to the State conventional. J..
BarstoW, II. {. Smith, q. y. Roberts
given authority 10 choose their own al
tornates
Delegates to county conventional. L.
Barstow, II. W. Tracy, George f.. Blair,
.. T. Baldwin c. +. Van Vlet. They are
TO choose their own alteruates
j. IL. ALLEN FOR SIDE JUDGE.
Hineshurgh, une 10-The contest in the
caucus to elect delegates to the county
convention was over candidate for as
sstant Judge between j. II. Allen and
G. ID. Leonard, The following ticket in
support of Mr. Allen wa. elected by a
vote of 133 to l06: DR.. &. j. Russell, ST.
mon Degree, Frank Andre WIS, Irving b.
Byington, Henry Page. Edward Degree,
Edward Read Roger Lyman, c. J. Car
penter, Albert A. Ray.
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since he has been missing as her husband
had never stayed away from home ovc~
night before except when on business and
she knew whore he was
Drs. G. T.. Chandler and A. y. Bsboss
held an autopsy on the body Of Mr. john
son and came 20 the conclusion that he'
met death by drowning There are no
suspicious Of foul play. He probably fell
off the wall on his head which stunned
him, then fell into the water was una q
10 help himself and drowned. His fat,,r
and mother arrive tomorrow from 20 -
inth, and the funeral will probably g
held in the afternoon.
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CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK.


Soon after the delegates to last Week 4
county convention were elected, the Re-
publican sent each "A blank bearing the
rames of the congressional candidates in
this district and asking the delegates to
indicate their first and second preference
Sixty of the seventy delegates have re-
sponded and the result Is as we might nat
urally expect. over half would support
Mr.. Stafford of st. Johnsbury on the first
ballot The exact count is as follows:
Stafford 80. Haskins 16, Plumley 8, Dale g
For second choice, or after the first bal
lot the choice was nearly equally divided
between Col. Haskins and Mr. Plumley.
The exact figures are: Haskins 30, Plum
ley 10. Stafford L. Dale O.
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and Sunday afternoon, between and 6
O'Clock it made its appearance in a lot not
far from the barn of John Wool Griswod,
who saw it as did several others.
Mr.. Griswold got a shot at It but failed
to hit Isaac Pratt an old trapper went
ont Monday and set a trap, but no pam
Their has been caught yet.
JUDGE THOMPSON MORE COMFORT
ABLE.
Newport, June Fudge l.. H. Thomp-
son of the supreme court, who is critically
i'll at mis- home in Irasburgh with pnou-
monia and heart trouble is more comfort
able tonight, but there is grave doubt OF
his recovery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
JUDGE THOMPSON VERY ILL.
Suffering With Typhoid Pneumonia and
Heart Failure Feared.

Newport, juno l1.-Judgo l.. ". Thomr-
son, fifth assistant judge Of the supreme
court Of Vermont lies at deaths door It
the home Of his daughter Mrs House. "a
this village lie was taken i'll several dayt
ago and typhoid pneumonia developed md
now heart failure is feared A doctor was
summoned from Montreal tonight who
after making an examination said that
although the judge is critically III there "a
a slight hope of his recovery.
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fore the alumni will be given by Hon Ma
son $. Stone of Montpelier The Fuller
prize speaking contest viii be held We'd
nesday afternoon, June 90 and in the
evening Will be AN address before the
Christian associations by Rev. Wallace
Butterick, ID. D., of Albany, y. Y. The
graduating exercises will take place
Thursday morning, June p, with an ad-
dress by President William Jewett Tuck
er, ID. u, of Dartmouth college, The af-
ternoon will he occupied by the anuiver-
sary dinner annual base ball game be-
tween the academy and the alumni and
the meeting of the board of trustees. The
ext rcises will close Thursday evening with
reception given the students and Nisi
tors at the principals residence.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
Page Won Every Delegation at Satur-
days CaucuSes.

Middlebury, June 10-The smaller towns
of the county are beginning to hold their
caucusos and the Page strength is begin
ming to be shown. The vote and names of
delegates wer" not obtainable but at their
Caucuses Saturday the republicans elected
Page delegation to the district conven-
ton in Hancock and Granville. In Bird
port the following Page delegates We're
elected J II. Witheral A. II. Howe and
a. W. Wilcox. They are to choose their
own alternates
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A Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured

AT one time I suffered from a severe
sprain of the ankle" says Geo. E Cary
editor of the Guide. Washington. Va.
After using several we'll recommended
medicines without success, tried Chan
berlains Pain Balm, and am pleased 70
say that relief came as soon as I began
its use and a complete cure speedily fol-
lowed Guaranteed by all druggists.
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FOSTER GAINS EIGHT VOTES.
Carries Ferrisburgh, st. George and
Walthan

Mr.. Foster who had ~ votes to MS cred
il Tuesday had an increase of to his
column Wednesday, he having carried St.
George Ferrisburgh and Waltham.
In st. George delegates We're elected to
the state district and county conventions
NJ. w. Hinsdil was elected chairman and
Q. W. Isham secretary.
State delegate, f. d. lsham.
District delegate, NJ. W. Hinsdill
County delegates, Henry Lawrence and
O. W. Isham.
All delegates are empowered to choose
their own alternatcS Tine following town
committee was elected: IL. IL. Tilley, T.
II. Isham, q. W. lsham.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT.EASE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot.
and get tired easily. If you have smart
ing feet or tight shoes. try Aliens Foot
Ease. 1T cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy Cures swollen. sweating feet.
ingrowng nails, blisters and callous spots.
Relieves corns and bunions OF all pain and
gives rest and comfort Try It TODAY
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
25c. Trial package FREE. Address. Allen
s. Olmstead. lie Roy. n. 7.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
Adds to the Strength of Baker. Page
and Powers.

Rutland. June l0-Three caucuses to
elect delegates to the congressional con-
vention were held saturday and resulted
as follows
CastlctOn elected Bakcr-Page ticket by
a vote of 70 To rs for d Powers ticket.
Moudon elected straight Baker ticket.
Tiumouth elected the following dele
gates to the district convention: John r.
Ballard and Bartlett Stafford. They arc
for Pow ers
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HOT CAUCUS IN RlPT0N.
Foster Defeats Page by Vote Of 90 to


Mddlebury June 1.-The Ripton Caucus
held tonight gives 1873 votes on a full
check list Of both parties. OF 1873 votes
Foster had 60 aud Page g.. The Page men
claim the result is illegal. Chairman 5u-
lus W Baker Page man himself. how.
ever, declared in favor of the Foster dc 20
gates. Frank FISK and j. L. STOW.
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HOW HE WORKED 1T.

Yes. ! tried to do Paris and back on
500 It's easy enough If you understand
the system
Yes"
IAN you have to do is to go without
your meals. cleveland Plain Dealer,
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PANTHER NEAR BENNINGTON.

Bennington, June 12.-Residents in the
western part of the town are in quite a
state OF excitement over the appearance
at the base of Mt Anthony of fun grown
panther. He was first noticed about II
week ago, when it killed and partly ate
calf belonging TO Burt brothers. For
several evening its howls have been heard
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VERMONT PENSIONERS

Washington, June 10-Thc following
pensions have been granted to Vermont
ers: Renewal and increase. Joseph 4.
Hooper, Soldiers Home, Bennington, SO
Increase Charles II. Hill. Taftsvllle, S.
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rowle, r. W. Butler. II. ]. Preston.

BERKSHIRE STRAIGHT FOR HALL.
Berkshire, June 10.-A Hall-Page and a
straight Hail ticket were placed before the
republican caucus last evening and the
latter was elected by a vote of 81 to Is.
The chairman of the caucus was \. y.
Ladd and the secretary NJ. A. Hull. The
delegates elected were NJ. a. Hun, w. 5.
Rublee, A. II King. The second choice
of the delegates elected is undoubtedly
Powers.
POWERS WINS IN SOUTH HERO.
South Hero. Vt. June 10.-Powcr-s dele
gates TO the district convention were elect
ed at Yesterdays republican caucus. Il.
b. Phelps and Juan Robinson.
Delegates to State conventions +. w.
Sears and Warren Hall
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VERMONT SONS OF VETERANS,
Annual Encampment at Bristol With
the Ladies' Aid Societies June 10 to II, |

Annual Encampment at Bristol With
the Ladies' Aid Societies June 10 to 81.
The 18th annual encampment of the
Vermont Division of the Sons of Veterans
Will he held in conjunction with the 10Th
annual enCampment of the Vermont Divi
sion of the Ladies' Aid societies of the
Sons of Veterans in Bristol. June 18th,
10th and Slst. The following is the pro-
gramme for the cncampment:--
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 49,
1870 p. m.-Meeting of the division council,
at division headquarters,
Bristol House.
500 p. m.-So ssion of crcdcntial commit
tee and presentation of ere
dentlals at Bristol House
parlors
$50 p. m.--Reception to Vermont division.
Sons of Veterans and Ladies'
Aid society, at Sons of Neter-
ans Hall.
800 p m.-Sooial hop at S. of V hall.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.
500 a. m.-Scssion of committee on Gre
dentlals and presentation of
credentials.
400 a. m.--Opcning of encampment in
form.
Roll call of officers.
Report of committee on Gre
dcntials.
Roll call OF members
Appointment Of committees.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
VERMONT ACADEMY
Will Hold its oath Annual Commence
ment June 1921.

Bellows Falls, June 10.-The oath ami
versary Of Vermont academy will he held
from June II TO June 81 inclusive Sunday
June II, the sermon before the gradual
ing class will he delivered by Rev
Howard Wilbur Ennis of Brooklyn y. Y,
evening June 10, the address be-
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SHELDON FOR POWERS.

Sheldon, June l0.The republican eau
Gus last evening was largely attended and
hail a complimentary vote on the first bal
lot was elected by vote of 20 10 SO for the
Page ticket. A. A, Marvin served as
chairman and +. A. White as secretary
at The caucus The delegates to the dis
trlct convention are; A. a, Marvin, T., p.
Holmes, II, T, Marsh. Alternates, S. Il.
Thomas, j. H. Marvin, w. G. Marsh.
Delegates to State convention IL. W.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Hall, Page and Powers Dividing the
Delegates.

Franklin, June l0,-The solid county del
egation for Col. A. a. Han was made an
impossibllity here by the republican eau
Gus electing a Page delegation by "a close
vote of lU to JOG for the Hall ticket. II.
f.. Richards served as chairman and A.
-. HOrskins as secretary. The delegates
are as follows: K. II, Brown H. Il. Towle
S. y. TruaX. Alternates, c. b. Gates, u.
&. Hammond. W. s. Robin
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HYDE PARK FOR PAGE.

Hyde Park, June 10.-At very largely
attended republican caucus last evening
the Page delegation was elected by the de-
cisive vote of 80 to % votes for the Pow
ers ticket.
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EDEN is For POWERS.

Eden. June 10.-The republicans OF this
town in caucus elected a Powers dclega-
ton last evening by the overwhelming ma
Jority OF 100 for Powers and AZ for PAGE.
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ADDISON COUNTY COURT.
JURY SUSTAINED THE WILL.

Woodstock, June Fin county court to-
day the jury in the case OF the McCabe
will contest rendered Il verdict for the pro-
ponents sustaining the will. 1t has been
on trial for five days. VIM. T.. Johnson
and VIM. Bachelor appeared for the con-
testants and j. c. Enright and w. &. c.
Stickney for the proponents.
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MORE CLEARLY DEFINING IT.
"Well, any way, a conference is a con-
ference"
No not always. Sometimes it's "A cir
Gus. cleveland Plain Dealer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
WENT FOR POWERS
Bristol Republicans Give Him 70
Majority Over the Page
Ticket.
PAGE WINS NEW HAVEN.
This Gives Powers Gain Of One Dele =
gate over Page For the Day in Addi-
son County Foster Carries Fer
risburgh, st. George and Wal
tham-State Affairs.

Bristol June l2-The bitter fight which
has been waged between the Page aud
Powers forces eliminated In the republic
can caucus this afternoon to elect dele
gates to the convention Of the First con-
gressional district and a decided victory
for the Powers ticket. IT was one of the
largest cauCuses ever held here, the total
vote cast being 47i. OF these the PAGE
ticket had 20l and the Powers ticket 273.
giving the latter Il majority of ~.
T.. A. Haseltine presided at the caucus
and W. W. Wilson served as secretary.
The delegates elected are: y. M. Norton,
w. w. Wilson, a. l.. Cain f.. G. Marsh,
r.. }. Bristol. Alternatcs, r. c. Sargent,
r. 5. Hatch, L. o. Chaplin, w. Il. Hanks,
A. j. Dumas.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non.irritatng and
only eathartle to take With Hoods sarsapariilA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-12
THE DRAMAuZRD NOVEL.

From Paul Potters task In making
a play out Of Trilby. which seemed inn
possible OF success at the outset down
TO the case Of David Harum. the Amer
lean dramatist as an adapter has dis
tngulshed himself George Du Mauri-
er's novel offered little dramatic oppor-
tunlty. and certainly the playwright
with David Harum as his material must
have found Il difficult 20 decide on a
starting point But his labor OF making
a drama out OF series OF more or less
disconnected anecdotes appear 10 have
been accomplished satisfactorily. No
work Of the kind could be a greater
proof OF the American adapters skin.
nor show more stnkingly the present
demand for the successful novel on the
stage. Not all Of the dramatlzations
have proved 30 difficult. In some AM.
stances the skeleton OF the play was
already at hand, FOR the astute novel;
Isl had written with an eye 10 the de.
mand Tor the use Of his material In an
other form. Il may be that managerial
confidence Is greater IN the American
dramatlst when he is al work on some.
body else's novel rather than on his
own play, because story. character
ana, In measure. dialogue are already
provided. He has only 10 IA them to
the needs OF the stage. Even with The
novellsts keeping The theater In view
as their ultimate goal this IS not always
easy. II Is, IN fact. the essential parf
on the playwughts art, and dis
ungulshes him from the novelist
Lawrence Reamer, In Harper's Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-12
ORsON HYDE.

oon Hyde Of the members Apostles cmror,rv
with Joseph smith the Prophet died city sHree county N
Der % 1878 lie OF the noted Of orators of tb church
and his abors spreading the mos su h ~
OF the notable preachers Of that day Before Gn S no
had been member Of the Methodist and Camp after dep
inquiry becoming convinced Mormnu be was b,,ei
by sidney ksdon on October 80 1884, same day nder
the hands OF the Prophet Joseph smith spring he performed
travelling
1000 miles on foot without purse scrip Early Elder Hyrm
smith,
persons into the Church II that he was an
pointed instructions the county Missouri ay-
cling on foot distance Of 1000 miles swimming rivers He was
chosen one Of the Twelve In 1885 and travelled members OF the
quorum through Vermont and New Hampshire 1884, and others went
England where they baptized about 1900 most notable
missions was allied Jerusalem which he reached sustaining many
hafdhp IN 1871 His visit TO the Mount Of Olives and his
secfaun OF that land matters history accompanies. the reoe
IN their expulsion from Nauyoo and Ina John Taylor
and Farley T. Pratt left England In 1886 the churches
DE
Quarters and published the Frontier Council Bluffs coming
to SAT- Lake IN 1851 returning and bringing his family 49, After
the settlement Of Utah he took his residence and remained
the leading spirit that the His birthplace
was oxford, New Haven county Connecticut the January 1906
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-12

The above picture shows John
VIII appear on me track this
tandem teams that may be ped
IN SAT- Lake for their achievements the
chapman ana Lawson claim the distinction winning
ana never having been defeated riding
euy compose one OF the swtest
Lawson Is the holder Of the
me distance In minute 25 quarter-me
record Of 70 seconds Hat made Chapman dfy-me
champion Of America Tho Gfy from Downing and
John Lawson the Terrible swcde" a 10 Angeles
Downing and Lawson the long In the
country Chapman ana Lawson have paced
race has been FAR The the fastest
mat has been turned depended upon fast at an
times which more than be said
appearance this MAY
are matched
This VIII be the first time pted against motor
cycle IN THIS country ana VIII attract
owner OF MISS HANSEN thinks he has good thing
TO take a This caught the motor they viii Mccoy fast
their Devil Catcher Gas the machineis dubbed co.
Il therefore agreed that purse OF 5000 In Ios
Angeles Chapman and Lawson money months and
expect salt Lake to be much As the Management
OF caders viii arrange cyclists remain here u
III September when they viii National cir
cult which winds up In California November Tor Aus
aa with John Prince Of the cycle promoters in
America. -
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gregatonal church ON Monday evening,
VIII be O notable one, including as il
does the spiering quartet OF Chicago,
consisting Of the foIlowing
Theodore 3. splerlng. first violin.
otto Roehborn. second violin.
Adolph Weidig. viola.
Herman Diestei cello.
The program is AS follows
(a) Geo. p. Osgood. IN Picardie."
OBJ l.. peRllle. "The Destruction OF
GAIA"
Orpheus Club.
Tschaikowsky. Quartet In T. fat mi.
nor Op. 30. Andante sostenuto. ALI
legrQ moderate Allegrctto yivo e
schcrz3ndo, Andante funebre doIo-
roso ma con motto. Allegro ris0-
lut0.
GAP Wagner-Wilhelmj Prize sons
from Die Melsterslnger."
OBJ Brahms-Joachim Hungarian
dance
Mr. SpIering
schubert. Variations from D minor
quartet.
% Saint saeng LeCygne
90 Goltermann. Etude Caprice.
Mr.. DiesteL
Beethoven. Quartet in ID major on.
IS No. 3.
Allegro. Andante con motto. Ale
gro. Presto.