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Hartman Succeeds Hays.

New York, Sept. 3o.-It was an
nounced today that E Fl. Hartman
has been elected president of the South
ern Pacific company to succeed Chas.
M. Hays, resigned. He had been chair
man of the executive committee of the
Southern Pacific.
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AN ATTEMPT TO
DESPERATE THE TOMB
Two Unknown Men Attacked the Guard
at the Mckinley Tomb at Canton Last
Night, But We're Driven Off.
PROBABLY INTENDED TO
BLOW UP The VAULT

Canton, o., Sept. 30.-Two unknown
men attacked the guard of the McKin-
ley tomb last night, but were driven
away. 1t is believed that they intend
ed blowing up the tomb.
FRIENDS ARE INCREDULOUS.
Canton, O.. Sept. 30.-Friends of the
family of the late President Mckinley
discredit belief of the
idea that the shot, reported fired by
Guard Deprend ct West Lawn ceme-
terry last night, was on account of any
to desecrate the tomb.
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Seven Men s hot.

San Francisco, Calif Sept. 30.-Sev-
en- men were shot, one probably fatally
in a fight between the strikers and the
police.
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FIVE VICTIMS.
Three Men Killed and Two Wounded in a
Train Collision.

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. 3O.-Three
trainmen were killed and two seriously
injured in collision of freight trains
head on, on the Berkshire division of
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad at Long Hill today.
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An Electric Railway for Las Vegas.

An Electric Railway for Las Vegas.
Contracts for building the new electric
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that all Liquor
and Gaming Licences are payable to the
undersigned in person or by check or
P. 0. Money order through the mail.
No deputies are authorized to collect
such licenses, in the County of Santa Fe.
as all commissions to deputies are here
by revoked this day.
MARCELINO GARCIA,
Sheriff Santa Fe Co.
SAINT an 1QO1
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
BRADFORD.

Mrs. DIN Ormsby died sunday morning
ut the home of her son, Warren Davis,
where she has been i'll for some time"
Mrs. Ormsby was 81 years of age. she
leaves four children, Mrs A. 7, Worthcn
Of West Bradford, y. D. Davis Of st. A.
bans. Edwin Davis of White River june
ton, and Warren Davis Of Bradford.-M IS
Flora Landon returned to burlington Mon
day after spending several weeks in town.
Miss Grace Johnson of GroVCton, \. H..
Is the guest of her cousin, Mss N"ttic
stride, at Hotel Low this week.-Mrs.. j..
T.. Davis of Manchester. y. H., Mr.. ana
Mrs, -. n, Davis of St Adams, and Mrs.
Carl Dole of lyndonville were i'm tow II
Tuesday to attend the funeral of MrS.
Ormsby.--Nlr. and Mrs, Bcliford return
ed to Hoston "Wednesday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Hale.-1he Orange
County Sunday school convention WAS
held in the Methodist ana Congregational
churches this week. The ladies serve 4
dinners Tuesday and Wcdnesduy.-M Mis- -
Blanche Davis has returned to Manchcs
ter, n. H., after visiting relatives in town
for several wceks.-Thc new barns on the
fair grounds wore burned about eleven
f,1.. Il fTte.. IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
EL- MORE.

Several from this place ATTENDED the w
{. T. L. Convention III MorrisV!lle last
week.-Mrs.. Clinton E1tey is sick ana un.
der the doctors care Mrs Hannah D0ty
is Visiting her sister. Mrs. Albert Mer-
riam-Mr. Barnard, pastor of the VI. ".
church in WolCott is expected to occupy
the pulpit next Sunday in exchange wi h
O. NJ. Boutwell, Mr.. E9nRs is spending
few days at the an-Anerican EXPOSE
tiou in Buffalo.-Johr F.tZgerald is mON-
ing back into his house recently vacated
w Mr.. BeardSiey's family.-Mrs. H. D.
cook moved to MorrisNille last week. M,
StoWcl has taken possession of the cook
taim.-Samuel Eldred. jr, has hired out
t. Mr.. StoWCll ard will live in Mr.. Stow
ellis house recently vacated by John Nitz-
lcr1ld.-Mss Florence Carpenter, who has
icon visiting 1t L. | Camps return cd ia
Barre ON Friday-The auction of the u
i. Cook estate was held September 18th
&c rye ToWne was auctioneer, The STOCK
ANA farm machinery sold well. The hay Is
to he sold at private sale. \ large number
Of men were present %. S. Mutgett IN
with quite a serouS accident while on his
way to MorrsVille Monday morning. Goin@
down the Spaulding Iill. The hole BACK
strap broke on the neck yoke throWlnn
Kim out He was not seriously nurt, but
the carriage was badly smashed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
WAlISflElD.

II. y. Bushnell went last Thursday to
Hudson. y. v. for n visit with his dauSn-
ter. Alice, and other fclntivcs.-b. -
GLEASON and wife of Mcntrclcr visited MS
brother r. j. Gleason ana family. Satur-
day and Sunday Roy Chipman is moving
this week into the Mrs. George SomcrVlit
house in this village, Mrs. Badger, vile
of Roy. j. u. Badger. had sudden attack
on heart trouble last Sunday during the
morning service at the Methodist chnfch.
The services were suddenly dismissed ana
she was taken home where she soon re-
covered from the attack Mrs. cay EoYco,
WHO has been visiting friends in towr Tor
II fcW weeks, returned To her halr' at
Waterbury Monday. Mrs. w. f.. Jon as re-
turned last Thursday from few weeks
stay in St Johnsbury, where she mas pe'h
assisting in caring for her father durilS a
rrutractcd illness.-A meeting Is to be h'lI
Thursday aft ernoCn. October 3, at IN" U
4. II. hail for tho purpose of ms ttutlnS a
Grange in this place.-Mr and Mrs. r. y.
Boycc are away on a visit to friend III
Connecticut and MassaCuSetts-Mrs
Lcrcna Jones. aged 81 years, died SUNDAY
September 2,th after a long. illnosS WIN
consumption. at the home of j. w. IhI-
rcr. hor son-in-law, where she had h'on
tcudcrly cared for the past f." years inc
funeral services were hcld at the rouse ol
Mr.. Palmer on Tuesday afternoon az
c'tluck, attended by ROY, j. L. Bad%er
with {. VI. Richardson in charge OF th'
urrJnCpurOtE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
BRANDON.

Tom Lee, the proprietor OF the Chinese
laundry, has left town ana the place is
cosed-Mias Edith Demo of brandon and
Edward Osteguy of Leicester We're mar
rel at st Marys church sept. 25,-H a.
Tcnney has returned to mis- home in Ma
tick, Mass,-Mrs. Wilbur Page and daugh-
ter. Augusta, are guests of Mrs. +. NJ.
Nearing Theron Wright and Alvin Bacon
have gone to WilliamstoWn, Mass, to at To-
tend Williams college.-Miss May Cram
went Thursday to Albany, n. Y, whore
she has a postion.--Mrs. f, W. copeland
of Albany, \. y" is the guest of Mrs. V.
Ross,-Mrs. Duncan Of Niddlobury is
spending a few days with Mrs. George Du-
rant.-Mrs, II. L. Thompson Is entertain
Ing her sister from Schenectady, n. Y, at
the Methodist parsonage, Work has be-
gun on tho new building to be occupied by
the Backus Manufacturing Company
Miss Wing has returned to her home I'm
Poughkcepsic, after Spending several
weeks in town,-Miss Clara Churchill of
Burlington IL spending a few days with
her parents, Mr., aud Mrs, Il. S. Churchill
The funeral of Mrs. Darius Crooks was
held at the Methodist church Monday of
last week.-Mrs.. Richard Morgan of NVil-
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

r.. S. Howard. a prominent Citizen nm
derwcnt an operation at the Albany hosYi-
tai two weeks ago He sustained an III
jury several years ago to his hip joint
The operation was unsuccessful and he
now is in a dangerous condition. f. w
Kellogg and Julia Kellogg. relatives. We're
called to his bedside Nedne sday of last
week.
Il S. Howard went to Albany about two
weeks ago to be operat ed upon for a
chronic trouble by the hip joint induced
by an injury received several wears ago
from falling out of hammock. The OPP
Grafton was performed by the celebrat ed
DR.. Nanderveer, but resulted disastrCus-
~ as he died from unforeseen results Mr..
Howard was s. Years old and was born
and had always lived in this town He is
survived by two sisters who live in the
West.-Therc were about ~ clorgYmcn and
lHYmen present from outside towns last
week at the meeting of the Rutlan |
county conference. Among those lres, mt
were Rev, G. II. Smith, of I'ttsford:
RoV. r. H. Bail, of Fair Haven; RcV. Or.
Smart OF brandon; +. II. Phelps who
presided, Of Fair Haven; Or. ana Mrs. T..
r. Clark. Of Cnstlcton: Miss MargarCt
Adams of Castleton; f. \. Morse. OF West
Rutland Rev. Charles t. Hitchcock. the
Congregational pastor, started for GUY
hoga Falls. Ohio, last Thursday to be
absent two or three weeks for his an
nual vacation. He is in much need OF re-
cuperation,-At the meeting of the Eut-
land county conference mere last week
Rev, 9. f.. Ewing gave an interesting ad-
dress on the siege of Pekin at which h.
was present, Rev DR. Smart of Brandon
gave the sermon.-Mr and Mrs, Il, T.,
Bahhitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus vii
cox started for the Pan American tn sday
of this week Rev. q. f.. Cady the Meth
odisi Episcopal pastor, has a new upright
piano.-Mrs. Myra Ward has been serious
" sick the past Walnuts and but
ternuts are in great profusiOn this fall.
Charles Benjamin, one of the representa-
tive farmers of the town, died Thursday
and was buried Saturday. He was born
in Dresden u years ago and moved t.
Benson 90 years ago. He is survived by a
wife and two children, "A daughter and
som, w. Kellogg and Julia KollogG
went to Albany last week on account ot
the dangerous illness of their cousin, T.
S Howard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
RICHEST Err.

Mr.. and Mrs julius Alden from Leices-
ter We're in town over SUnddJ.-Vhc en-
gHgomeut If tliZahtt tn WhUmdrsh ana Or
Campbell l. ann unCed.-Tho nurse MISS
BOyCr, has returned to burlipgto or, NJ.
Geo. Eaton and daughter Mrs. loves and
her daughter from Gcnosco, Ill, have ho n
here visiting rrliuNes.-nr. Clmpbcl was
in BURLINGTON last week. Al MaltZ COM
Iany gave an entertainment in the !. y
r han Tuesday evening. Mrs, George
Austin has hc n here visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Dana Gooduo- Mrs Adams has
returned to her home here The Monday
Cllh will hold its first mrotirG next Mon
duy.-Alr and Mrs. Rice from R1cin"
WIS. have h"ou visiting his sister here
Mrs. Alstin parmentcr.- Roy. Mi Adams
was in st. Adams last week TO- attend 4
convention. There wa a Germ husking Al
Frank Hubbl2ds last Friday night and a
special train was run doWn.-Mrs Wesley
Henson and Mrs Henry Perkins Were in
StuCkhridEC over SundaN.-Als. Henry has
been i'll and confined to In, house several
Wecks.-Mr and Mrs. John Tower are II
WunEridsc.- Ethel Prusscr is in Warren. -
Mrs Crosby Maliir has Lo,n confined tc
the house with heart disease. Mrs Walto
Barry was in Darlington last Woek.-Wlll-
lam Marsh has gone to Nova Scotia. MIR
Babcock aud licrnicc were in Pitsnylo
MONDAY. john church has been mere
with friends few Gays Henry P'rkin'
WAS in Brandon Saturday and SUNDAY
Jennie Baker is at work ut PauI nhN
ham's.-Dr Richardson has moved int,
his new hCuSc.-TEcre Was moonlight
excursion to Bethel and back Wednesday
night ovc' the White River Valley rail
roud,-Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Eaton from oak
Pasadena, CAL Mrs. w. c. Crawford from
san Rafael, cal, Mrs. II. G, M"Mc"hn
and Mis- Maud McM,ehan from Craw
louisville. Ind. and c, H. E1ton IRON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
WILLIAMSBURG.

George l. Edison. Junior partner Of the
FINN Of j. X. hNnde IL Co, is in New York
and Boston buying goods. He spent last
sunday with his sister, Mary Little. at
Onke"s, y. Y.-The teachers meeting
reNt Friday evening viii be in charge Of
Miss Emma +. Adams Of the ravi1 'ial'
school The programme will include &
humber IF papers Il question box. an /
- n raj dis 1uesion. Teachers and citizens
OF this and adjoining towns arc cordially
inNtcd.-A large number of citizens At
fenced Northield fair last week. Anon 3,
the premiums awarded toWnamcn these
ere noted: Henry II. ATTN took first ca
both fat and working cattle; Lewis NJ.
SeaNer took first premium con four-yclr-
old colts; Daniel G Townshend first pre-
milm on sucking colts ANA two-yoar-odS
f. G. Little, first on nal pie sugar and ,v-
rul. The list Of awards to lady exhibitors
in Floral hall is too long for mention here.
The auction sale by Andrew Burnhlm Of
the personal property of farming tools be
lcnfing to the estate of Barnet :. ,iuod-
rich was we'll attended and fairly good
prices were realized on most of the arlic-
les sold. Mrs Goodrich and children are
to 20 ID Colorado at once to live with
her sister, Mrs p. D. Flint Misses Mil
lie Drury and Helen Ki'nball are to start
tfls week fer a carriage drive to the nOmr
of Miss kimhails parents i'm Roland Nj
Via Wells River, Crawford Notch. Little
ton ana Bethl, HON, y. H.-The Ladies
social Circle is to hold a soc!ablc at the
hone of Fremont {. Little. Friday after
noon and evening 90 this week. All aro
cordially invited to attend.-Miee Gcrtir
Martin has finished work for h. " Sea
Yer and is at HON, Mrs. :. y Paige aud
daughter Of Laportc, Iowa, was in town
the 30th ana called ON her aunt Mrs, \
q. WilEer at GoorRe r. Colby s.-NaVu
I.yl!dr WIS at home from Brigham hcd-
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mnSton is a guest of Mrs. w. d. Nutting.
Thc annual harvest supper of inc Tap
tist Ladies' Nid society will be hcld at
their Vcetry next Friday evening.
T., r. Rising has purchased the livery
business Of Ernest Leach.
pr W. S. Smart and wife leave town
this week for two weeks vacation ana
there will be no service next sunday AT
the Congregational church.
MI Johnston who has occupied the hos
sitter house the past year, has moved to
Montreal.
Mrs. A. w. Goss and Mrs. Frank Goss
of Milwaukee, Mich, arc visiting friends
in town.
G. Il. Han has purchased the Callee
house on Park street.
Mrs. Fannie Wieomb went Monday to
pcppcrcll, Mass, to be absent several
weeks.
/ l.. f. Nichols is out after an illness Of
several days.
MIR Harris and family went Monday to
Rochester to stay several days.
Mrs. NJ. +. Juno has returned from the
pan-Amorican.
T.. T. Aver and wife have returned from
a trip to Missouri.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
MORETOWN.

Services are being held at tho church
every evening this week. Rev. Mr.. Durfee
from Burlington Is horc.-Adelbert stock
well and family from Watervile are visit
inG his parents, \. Il. Stockweil. this
wCok,--Goorsa Ashley returned from The
White Mountains last Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. Leon Palmer were called to Waits-
fed Sunday by the death Of his grand
nother.-Mrs Graves of South Royalton
was called homo last week BY her hus
band being thrown from his wheel. Bart
and jay Ward have gone to Buffalo
frank DUNES of Burlington H. visiting
relatives I'm town this week,-Clara Ward
Is attending college at Burlingt on.-Alber;
Somervile and lady were at his parents
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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth pagc)

the +. and l. road was over two
hours late Monday Miss II. G.
Hopkins started Monday for a VS.
it to the Pan-American exposition
Mrs S. NJ. Satford attondcd the meeting
of the w. Il NJ, held in IWNinetor last
Wcck.J. NJ. Stafford of burlington was In
town on insurance business last week and
srcnt one day with his father. Hiram
Safrmd Of McrtisVile visited his Uncle.
Madison last week Thursday. Mrs. !" II.
Fairchild Of Georgia Is visiting her cousin
Mrs, s. NJ Saffurd.-At rcsular meeting
of the Womau's club tho following officers
we're elected: President Mrs. S. e. EruHh
1st vice president, Mrs. l.. =. LcaNenS; III
president. Mrs. T.. -. Wells. secretary
ANA treasurer. Mrs. II. y. Gray, prosr I'M
committee, Mrs. Elliuwood, Mrs. NeY-
uo,ds and Miss Mabel Mrs. Gordon ot
kcVscVille. y. Y. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs William Grswold Mrs. Hugh Tobin
and child have returned to Pike station ~.
H.. where her husband is at work There
was family gath cring of Henry Cornell )
family at the old homestead nov occupied
ny the youngest son. Clayton last FridtN.
Prof. Chas. Cornell and family Of llolyoEe,
Mass, ana George IF Los AnFCles. al,
were houo on Il visit They AL attended
the services ut the Conversational chur'n
last Sunday morning, where they used al
ways to Eo.Tn" professor sang Il pi"'' l,V
request. which was a rare tr, at-Quartrfly
rlccting services were npld at tho Me, no.
uiet church last sunday mori,ing. Miss /.
S Walker Of St. Adams Is the guest OF
Mrs s. NJ S1fford f." q few WcckS.-N H.
liam j. Gallup of Sparta ,Ninu,arl Yuma
Briggs of Nvota were married Sert.lNI hcN
/ won't to EdrrlN. y. ~. for their wed l'n2
"trip, and IN their return r@c'ntion was
given them at Gvclcth. Mimi. where Mr.
Gallup had t5rmcrlv lived. Vie is now a
mombor Of tho hardware finn at Sparta
Aim. whore they Will resid' In"y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.

Two weddings were celebrated at St.
Moncas church Thursday morning. the
first was that of Albert I}oueriss and Miss
emily Paris. The other was the mar
raGc of Angelo BiHzozcro ana Miss Fran
ccsCa Olgiatti. The first named couple
went 10 Montreal on Il wedding trip an
the latter to Boston.
Mrs Lydia Iiurnham Eastman mother
Of W. II. and H. Eastman of this place
died Thursday aged II, after an illness
of many months.
Miss Fannie Draper of Randolph, ono Of
the teachers in the public schools of
this city undertook to correct Joseph
Alain, a boy aged III in ore Of her classes
and b" struck her in the face. As q re-
suit thu Uoy was arrested on a charge Of
assault and ftcr hearing in city Court
Friday Judge Fay sentenced hin to the
Industrial school for the remainder of his
minority.
james Ward of South Barre was taken
with some sudden illness Thursday after
noon AS he was driving home from the
NCUhncld fair and became unconscious.
HIS horse ran away, throwing him out and
he was picked IN dead it WAS at first
supposed. but he revived and recovered
So that ne was able to I've brought home
liicas. 1t i supposed that thu attack
was vertigo or something resulting from
INDIGESTION or ii disease of the kidneys
Mr.. Ward is ono Of the well known cii-
ms Of south Barre.
Captain II. 4. Duffy, who left here on n
western trip, is reported seriously i'll at
Syracuse.
Stllman G. White of Los Angeles CAL
is to speNl toe "in,er here to look after
iGE business u crcstS
Emsiie Brothers are to build an addi-
tiun 10 by IS feet. to their greenhouse on
the Montpelier road. Trey started in
business less than three years ago and
III t1,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
RANDOLPH CENTER

IT, u. Tray has been quite STICK tn" pas
week with the grip and isyet unable to he
outsof doors.-Asahel purkoe has gone to
visit his sister in Nui thfrld for a few
days. He will so from there t. his home
in EsscX.-M &. RCWcll has rertcd his
farm to Mr. White, who will take poss, -
sion the first of October MIR. Rowcll will
move to Randolph to- HNe.--H II. paiac
and wife have gone to Buffalo to attend
tho Exposit on.-C, Ill T.; rrar from ttuch-
ester visited Oscar Tracy last Wednesday
ami Thursday.-A large number from tna
place attended the Ncrthield fair last
Ntck.-l'rank Plodgett has returned from
Worcester Mass. He was shot i'm the side
V hile there at work end had t. return
homo De. Angel drt ssed the WnMnM.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-03
CABOT -.

a daughter was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Merrill Mrs. Brown, mother
OF Mrs, Herman Osgood, Of Lower Cabot
dicl Sunday, Sept %. The funeral was
iold Tuesday morning Mr. and Mrs. NJ,
-. Wells are in Bost n this week Mr.
and Mrs. +. p. Robinson Of burlington
were tho guests Of Mrs : j. Morse over
sunday. Mrs. Robinson is here for the
week.-Mrs.. Hyde of California is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Or S. l.. wcll,-Thc
school ir the higher department at the vii.
lage was closed Monday. A special meet
inc of the O. T.. s Chapter will he held
We dncsday evening, October ., whom the
grand patron, grand matron and gram
lecturer will he present and entertained
Special work will be done