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New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS TAKES TWO WELL PLAYED GAMES
FROM CHICAGO
FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME

r. H. E
chicaSO ei dSoi' .:..:..........S ......S IS
Batteries-Donahue and Donahue; Piat Mcfarland.
SECOND GAME
r. H E
St Louis. ..............1 o / o o z x-6 o !
Chicago ..-.............0 . / . = o. =
Batteres-Powen and Donahue. 5aryin ard sullivan.
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SENATOR DEPEw TRANSFERS TITLE.

Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew transferred title
yesterday 10 No. u TO IS East Eighty-eighth-st
lo0Xl0OS feet 10 Samuel l. Kelton, and Mr Kelton
retransferred il to Simon II. Stern and another.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY

I7AcrvG.-conev Island Jockey club sheepshead Bay
2.30 2. m.
t-oTr-Ar.v.-,is serl-AnaIs for Miss Weatherbee's s
Gun: Ekwanok Country Club. medal pay round
eipihfseD holes. afternoon. first round match play;
Psv Sbore coli Club. Womens tournament, qualify
ing rounds eight holes
c.%oFT,,fI raw view canoe Club cruise
PoIo-At seabrght \, j. County cup seml-hnals at
EfurlinghaH. England.
~. E-N-,cIs-Addle States championship, at Orange
Il Pacific Coast championship, at San Rafael
Cal.
-vAcTTTING-seawanhaka Cup challenge trial races
Bridgeport, Conn
ATHIETICs.-Brsh championships at Northampton
England.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Pttsburg.
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- PURsUANCE on AN oRpER OF Eos.

Frank 7. Fitzgerald a Surosats Of the County %
New York Notice hereby given TO all persons having
claims Marie NieEs, late OF The County OF New
York deceased the same with vouchers there
subscriber, his place Of transaeng business
OF Msssrs. Choate. Hanf0rd Lar0Cqus.
street. Manhattan. The City OF New York.
or before eighth day OF January next
Dated New YoTk. the 25th day OF June, 1902
GEORGES RESACLT Executor
CHOATE. HANFORD & LAROCQCE. Attorneys for Ex-
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Gin propcrtn for Sale.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
PAYING 90.
RULANQ & WHITING co.
Countrn proucrtn for 5ale.

EvoR SALE.-My lovely Country Home. salt water
beautiful view; two oyster railroad and
four miles from the pretty town of Easton $50 acres
land. plenty fruit large well built
good outbuidns everything condition: represents
outlay OF $4,000; will sell for about half; chance
procure ideal place Address for particulars ~ B.
Box 39i, Easton Nd.
NOR SALE. IN TARRYTOWN.-2O room hotel. Ad-
Il dress Box los. North Tarrytown. N. Y.
HEALTH and pocket benefit by suburban life For
details Erie Rah oad Information Bureau, 115S
and 500 Broadway. New York.
NvACHTSMENt Island about acres deep water.
strcted neighborhood, convenient to city. trees
sian water fine building site. ARCHIBALD G FOSS, 66
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
BASEBALL.
BOSTON RALLIES IN LAST INNING AND
TURNS APPARENT DEFEAT
INTO VICTORY.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 3; Cincinnati. / Brooklyn . Philadelphia l.
Boston. 4; New-York 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. S: Boston . St Louis g. Chicago Gee
Detroit Z: Cleveland, 2 garne).
ST. Louis. s; Chicago ; Baltimore. =. Philadelphia, I.
first
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fnrmsbeo sousss 10 fet-gonutrn

\ a HEDCSED EkNTS-Alenhurst. Asbury Part
- ocean Grove. Bradley Beach. furnished
noles nealJhy no mosquitoes pure
500 500 SioO SS0c $500 Sis $50: several bsrssfs
a. edcn hgure state bedrooms wanted
PLele selectei descriptions mail. STANLEY
GCSON, Postoffce building. Asbury Park
ELEGANTLY furnished new cottages al SEA C5af. :,
II rem % desirable parties Apply las Bway roors oi
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Iver Lawson's first metropolitan appearance since
his return from Europe will be made at Manhattan
Beach on Saturday in the Metropolitan Sweep
stakes Handicap at FIVE miles and he will be on
scratch with Champion Kramer. Willie Fem and
''Plugger BiIl' Martin. This quartet will have
most difficult task before them. since the line
sfriInp ouf in front will include such noted riders
as Bad Fisher Kimble, Bedel, Schreiber and a
ns rficularlv energetic bunch of long markers Add
I'd te fbe Winners prize will be the entrance fees,
and since all will be started in one heat and money
is offered for the intermediate laps ana miles, a
record breaking contest is assured.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

George E. Shelter; schoolboys Lester Bond; fancy
and grotesque riders, Thomas p Kay; decorated
wheels A Wahrendorff; tandem riders, DR.. E. V.
Brendon; unattached Louis Rauschxolb. Colonel
A. A. Pope will act as grand marshal with ex-
seph Oatman will be chief marshal in charge of
eux and c. +. Staubach as aids.
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BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT TO BE CLOSED
THREE DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
Nor notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Edward Wells Southworth os o-
New York. deceased hers
pIaca trausacrirs
business. No. rs Broadway the city OF
before the LIST day Of December neat
Dated New York. the 10th day q May. 1902
GEORGE $ HASTINGS.
DWIGHT A. JONES
Executors
ALBERT II GLEASON Attorney FOR Executors. a5S
Broadway. Manhattan New York City
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Real gsfate fer Gxrhanuc.

RCFFALo T--Corner property for sale: on square.
IL near business Might exchanges for propsrfy
near this city ARCHIBALD G. FOSS IS Broadway
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IN PURsrANCE OF Az ORDER OF hon.

Abuer 4. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
is hereby all persons having claims
Edward Schen late Of the County OF New
deceased present The with vouchers thereof
subscriber his place of trausactng
I Iabe * Keller. No 25S Broadway. Borough
Manhattan. city Of New York, before
drst day of
Dated New York the 25th 5ay OF March. 1902
AFtAIIN HARTMANN, Executor.
RABE & KELLER, Attorneys for Executor No IS
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New-York City
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ROCHESTER.
JERSEY CITY

Totals .. 43 Il u o 3 Totals 80 II q II
City. --..--...o . q q = q l 6 o--9
Rochester % / - q - " q > IS
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Il Frank T FzEerad. a Surrogate the County New
York hereby given 70 ali persons having claims
against oscar + Livingston. late Of the New
Work deceased present the VITA thereof
70 the subscribers he place of trausacting business
Office o their attorneys. Baker s PEABODY. No.
Mall street the City o. New York. before thu
"a day OF September. 1872
Dated New-York. 18th of February. 1902
CHARLES a. PEABODY. GEORGE L. PEABODY. Ex-
BAKER & PEABODY, Attorneys for Executors Wall
street. New-I0rk City. ". y
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- ABNER =. THOMAS. SurTogats OF the County Ot
New York, notice Is hereby given 70 all persons 1avin
claims Charles Vaughan Riley. late o. County
Of Nork. deceased. present the with
subscriber. piace
o Cice OF De v. d Eelay.
10 50 Liberty Street. IN the city % New Xork,
before the 23ud day OF November next
Dated York. the i&th day Of May, 1892
HENRY {. RILEY.
Administrator with the Will annexed
DE WITT y. .. RE LEY, Attorney for Administrator
- - =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
WEDDING IN MONTPELIER
w. W. Brock and Miss Glare Carpeu-
ter United IN Matrimony.

Montpelier. March 3l.-William W'ls
Brock, y. O. and Miss Clara Carpenter
were married at o'clock this afternoon al
Christ Episcopal Church. The ceremony
was simple and unostentatious, there be-
ing no bridesmaids or best man. The bride
WAS accompanied by Carl Carpenter hor
brother, of Washington, and was n at
the chanCel steps by the groom. Tho Rev.
\. n. Lewis, rector Of the church oft at d
and w. y. Briggs, organist Of Bethany
Church, played the organ.
The bride wore white muslin chiffon Owe
white satin, and carried a white payer
book The ushcrs were Frederic Il. Sh y
ard OF New York Frank II. Wells of BUR
lington, Ralph l.. Denny. Carlos c. IN
croft Henry l.. Farwell and John p. Nd
ans of this city. There was a short re-
cepton after the ceremony, MI. and NJ s.
Brock leaving at o'clock on a shor,
bridal trip. They are to reside at l3S NJ in
street on their return. Mr.. and Mrs. Brock
were the recipients of many present
Among the guests were noted Mrs
s. T.. Carpenter, mother of the bride
Critchon, Mark and Hugh Carpenter
brothers Of the bride of Washington, Miss
Kate Bowles. DIR. Hanson, Mr.. and NJ g
l.. b. Hanson, Miss Elizabeth Hanson oil
Barre, the Rev. Benjamin w. Atwell OF
Shelburne Mr. and Mrs. w. c. lsham
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl, Wells, Mr.. and Mrs
=. r. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Wells
Of burlington, Lucia and Effie Wells Of
| Waterbury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
FRIED CHICKEN.

SINCE. draw and cut into suitable Joint:
for irving n Young and tender chicken
season with salt and pepper and r1ll If
-four. Wash two pods of Young okra, Gu
of the stems and slice thin Cut a quarter
of a pound of lean ham into dice, slice
small onion and chop fine small red o.
green pepper, Put enough oil INTO FRY
ing pan to half cover the chicken, anC
when hot, put in the chicken ana nan
and fry brown. Drain off nearly all th'
fat, add the onion. olira and pepper with
sufficient water or stock To cover, season
to taste with salt and pepper and s!mmc
gently until chicken and vegetables ar
tender. Thin the gravy if it becomes to
thick by adding more water or broth an
serve with boiled rice and fried oysters
they are in season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
pU!ACu sfTORTcAKE

II is not necessary to wait for summer
to enjoy this dainty, Canned peaches ar.
exactly as good as the fresh fruit Fol-
the shortcake use one quart OF -four one
teaspoonful of salt, two teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder, two tahlespooafuls of but
ter and ono pint OF rich milk. Mix This
into a smooth dough Just equal parts, rol
ont to the size OF an ordinary pie plato AND
place on huttered tins tn bake for twenty
minutes. Cover half OF the cakes With lhe
peaches, sliced evenly, sprinkle with sugar
and cream, Law on the top pieces with tho
crust down and cover them with the fruit
sugar and cream.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
FOR THE SPRING TABLE.
BY Louis ROle.

Lamb and veal are desirable spring
meats as 1t Is at that season Of the year
they arc the most plentiful OF course
beef and mutton cannot be taken off the
list altogether. but they may be given a
secondary place for a few weeks at J. asst.
Get all the vegetables ms early as you can
afford them, the earlier the better as your
stomach Graves the spring greens.
An excellent and economical joint of
lamb or mutton is one from the loin
suitable for stuffing Get your butch r
to hone It and when YOU get ii Ia m
make a good rich stuffing as you would
for a duck or for game. Lay the stIffing
on the meat where the bones have been
taken away and roll up. With strong
cotton sew the meat together, bind II
round and round with wide tape and bak
until we'll done. Mutton will take lor ger
to cook than lamb. Take off the tape an
Sarnish with Drowned crumbs and chopped
parsley. Serve with "A brown gravy and
currant jelly. This is excellent either hot
or cold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
WHAT OUR NEIGHb0RS SAY.
Valuable Suggestions Regarding the
Observance of Old Home Week.
ONrom the Deerheld Valley Timesl

U'ron the Oeeriield Valley Timesl
Plans for the celebrate of Old Home
Week GIe now being discussed throughout
the state and Il is none tea scon. II Is a.
Jrctty b'g undertaken x for any single town
q the size of Wilmington to get up n SUE
ceseful programme for an entire week and
not a single town in this locality had the
courage to undertake the project last year,
instead of any one town attempting TO
make 1t pecrheld affair? Let he town
of Wilmington, Nottingham, Reads boro,
Dover and Marlboro Join hands and divide
up the programme, having exercises In one
tcwn one day and in another tho next.
thus dividing the responsibility OF each
lace by fiNe'
Lou. col. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
Scalloped Mushrooms.

Make a roux of one tablespoonful each
Of butter and -four. add two cupfuls OF
chicken broth or white stock and the chop
ped stalks of n pint of mushrooms re-
duce the sauce one-half by cooking and
add a tablespoonful of chopped parsley,
pepper and salt to taste. Turn this into
a shallow baking dish. press into IL as
many mushrooms as will Mt into the di h
when close together and with tho ellis up
put a piece Of butter on each. sprinkle tn
top with crumbs and place in the oven ioI
i've or eight minutes. Serve in the same
Iieb
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, March 30,-Vermont pen
sons: Increase, restoration, reissue, etc,
Luman Clogston, Fair Haven, sl2; Edmund
Vincent, EnOshurgh Fails, Sc.
Washington. March 9l.-Vermont pen
sions. Increase, rest Grafton, reissue, etc,
Hi am Tyler Burlington 81; ALBEIT Dag
gett, South Ncwfane, IS. John c. Black
Manchester Depot, $50 Original, widows
etc, special accrued, March Tth, Mary
Wood, BrdgeWater, IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
CHICKEN FRITTERS.

Cut cold chicken or turkey from the car
cass sprinkle with salt and pepper AID
din tTcm in a fritter batter made Of tWo
eggs. one tablespoonful of oil one cup
of four, one-half cupful Of cold water an
one saltspoon Of salt. Fry them to A
golden brown IN hot fat and drain them
on brown paper. Serve them on a folded
napkin with dish Of Bernaisc. mayor.
naise or tartare sauce. If preforrej the
meat may he rolled in esc and bread
crumbs and the hatter omitel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
LUCIOUS GRAFT"
(F'rom the Bellows Fails Times.)

A news despatch has been sent out from
Brattleboro which indicates that the
author thereof thinks lawyers are keep
ing their shingles painted Just for fun.
The despatch refers to the Thompson
fund left to the sewing women and shop
girls Of Brattleboro. IT Is said that the
estate amounts to N.20Oooo. and that dur
ing the ligitation over the testator's will
$4,000 was paid by the trustees for law
yer's fees, of which amount Waterman
& Martin received $500. and c. c. Fits
S,oA. The conclusion which might be
drawn Is that Brattloboro lawyers will
receive more substantial benefit from Tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
DR.. Wiltse of the State Labora-
tory Found Sulphide of
Mercury in It.
EVIDENCE AGAINST MEARS
Store Keeper in Sandgats Sold Him the
Drug-Claimed He Wanted 1t to Kill
Bod Bugs-Moffat Drank the
whiekey-His Wife Intimate
with Mears.

Bennington, March s1.-Tho hearing in
the case of Joseph Mears of Sandgato,
charged with putting corrosive suhlimatc
into whiskey drunk by Philander Moftatt
OF the same town, was held before Judge
Cushman to-day. Mtars has teen In jail
here early three weeks waiting a hear
ing The witnesses to day were Mr.. Moi
fatt, Dr. NJ. j. Wiltse Of the state laborn
tory at Burlington, who examined the
oregs of whiskey, and several SYNDICATE
people.
Moffatt testified t. quarrclng with Mears
who worked for him when he charged
him with undue intimacy with Mrs. Mot
TAFT. He told of later thinking some wills
key to which Mears had access and benz;
made seriously sick.
nr. Wiltse testified to finding sUlphido
of mercury in the whiskey examined.
The storekeerer In SYNDICATE testified 20
lse lliEg Mears some subimate to nil bed
bugs. Several witnesses told OF TIE init
macy Of Mcars and Mrs. Moffatt. TIL
hem ing was continued until tomorrow
States Attorney Stakeholder appears for
the State and f. c. Archibald for the dc
Tense.
CAR INSPECTOR INJURED.
Rutland. March 31.-John Plumley. a car
| inspector for the Rutland railroad. received
an injury to his head which may prove
ldtdI, Wnlle working In lhe local railroad
yard shortly after o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Plumley was working with the steam
| pipe connections between two cars of the
north bound sleeper when one of the cars
was pushed into the other catching hi-
head front and back. He received a slight
conclusion of the brain and two sever
cuts. Mr.. Pumley was later taken TO his
home in North Clarendon. He is doing as
well as could be expected but is not yet
out of danger.
SICK JUROR STOPS TRIAL.
| Rutland, March 31.-When county court
convened at two o'clock this afternoon i
was announced that on account of The
| illness of a juror, Orange Wood of Fail
| Haven. the trial of the case of David o
| Jones ct al. VS.. The Orient Insurance com
| pany would not be resumed to-day. 1t vii
| taken up tomorrow morning providing
| Mr. Wood IS we'll enough An adjournmcr
was taken until three o'clock
| Mr.. Wood was taken with a severe at
| tack of heart trouble while in barber
| shop shortly after noon to-day. Or. j. d
| Ilanrahan attended him and it is though
| that he will pull through.
| The case of the state vs. Hank Casey
was set for trial late this afternoon. Ca @!
Is charged with grand larceny, In stoalin,
hides from Caleb Buffum of this city
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
IVORY JELLY.

Soak one teaspoonful Of selatne IN on,
teaspoonful Of cold water ana dissolve II
in one fourth CupCul Of scalded mi X. Adj
one tablespoonful of sugar and a +, W
grains of salt. When cool, put in enc
fourth cuptul of double cream and one-
eighth teaspoonful of vanilla, Stir the
mixture occasionally until ii begins I,
thicken. then turn into cup. chill turn
from the mould and serve with sugar and
cream. This is only enough for one per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03

,Swc'vo years ag) ]. w. sullivan. of II nrt-
ford Conn, scratched his lcs with Il rusty
wire. Inflammation and blood poison
ing set IN. For two years he suffered in
tensclv Then the best doctors urged am
putation, But he writes, Il used one
bottle OF Electric Btters and 1'2 boxes or
Bucklcns Arnica Salve and my leg was
sound and well as ever" For Eruptions,
Eczema, letter Salt Rheum. Sores and all
blood disorders Electric Bittors has no
rival on earth. Try them. OSulliNan N
Young will guarantee satisfaction or re-
fund money. Only 20 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
OUT OF DATE METAPHOR.

The battle was shifting to another part
of the field.
Here, orderly" said the commanding
general, take this message to Col.
Garshy, and don't let the grass grow under
your feet either"
How can | prevent it, general" re-
spectfully asked the orderly, when | am
t. travel by balloon ?'---Chcago Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
NOVELTY SALAD.

For five or SIX persons use large hea'
If lettuce and three eggs, boiled twcnt'
minutes Remove the shells from tn
eggs and mash them while hot witt on
tablespoonful of salt. a scant toaspooptl
Of mustard. n teaspoonful of sugar and
Tablespoonful of hutter. When the wit g
arc fine add two tahlcspoonfuls Of cream
or milk, cool and put in vine gar to taste
Arrange the lettuce in nests and fill then
with the egg miXture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
Green Pea Tlmhnlo for Soup.

Mix one-half cupful Of mashed green
peas Chc canned variety will answ r.
with one tablespoonful of soup stock,
the whites of three eges salt, and pepper
and nutmeg to taste. Beat we'll together
and place in small mould or fiat tin, set
it in hot water and cook in slow oven
until the mixture is set. When firm, n
mold. cut into small cubes and throw them
into the soup just before serving.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
Hetty Green Has Secured More
Favorable Terms on Taxes in
Massachusetts.
LIST REDUCED FOUR-FIFTHS
Appointed Administrative OF Her Hus-
bands Estate-He Left Very Little
Property-Four Days spent In Sc
curing a Jury In vergennes-
Cattle for South Africa.

Bellows Falls, March 30.-Hetty Green
has left Bellows Falls. The richest woman
in America is hereafter to be resident OF
Massachusetts, and ii is said that con-
Meeting factor in her removal was a d, al
made whereby the CohasSet authorities are
to list her on a $4,000 personal list Her
list here is on little over 100000 person
ality and that has been the mark for but
"a short time, the listers in spite OF her
protests year or two ago raising the list
from a $4,000 basis.
Since the death here last week OF her
husband Mrs. Green has been busy closing
up her Nermont affairs and Yesterday both
she and her daughter, Miss sylvia, lelt
town two days before the tax assessors
visit was due.
Mrs. Green has been appointed by the
probate court Administrative OF her nus
bands estate. She is authority for the
statement that Mr. Green made no Will be-
fore his death and it is understood here
that he left very little if any property.
SHIPPING CATTLE TO SOUTH AFRICA
Middlebury, March Sol A. Wright &,
Co., shipped from this station Saturday
morning to New York city from which
point they will be shipped to South Africa,
the first of April, two Durham and two
Hollestein bulls. one Jersey, 10 Durham
and So Holestein cows This is the fourth
shipment made by this company to TINS
point ana Is the largest. Mr.. c. e Allen
end Lewis Marrabone will go with them.
CALF OR BULL DOG?
Middlebury, March 3o-Charles Matthews
who lives in the east part of the town, has
a great curiosity in the way of calf.
which resembles a bull dog. Its head, cars.
legs body, nose. teeth and tail are those
Of dog and 1t has nails on its feet AT
this writing the calf is healthy and well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
INFANTS BODY IN THE RIVER.

Oedensburg, \. y, March 3l.-The body
of an infant baby girl was found floating
in Riverside slip here this morning by two
young men who We're walking along the
sea wall The body was entirely nude and
a cord was tied to one of the arms. The
police are investigating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
s1rLTAN's BROTHER DEAD.

London, March GA report has reached
here from Corst antinope wires the vi
emma correspondent of the Daily Mail, that
Mchammed Rochad, the Sultar's brother,
end his presumptve successor, Is dead.
The report says foul play Is suspected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
Rechaufe Of Cold Milton.

To n half pint Of gravy or stock add
q little white pepper, Or a quarter of a
teaspoonfu of dry mustard, a quarter
teaspoonful of curry powder and three
large tahlespoonfuls of currant jelly,
When this is scaldine hot add the juice
Of half a lemon. Cut the mutton into
neat slices and have ready hot platter
with slices of toast. Put the mutton
into tic sauce long enough to heat through
but not to cook, remove them with a fork
and place them on the toast. Over al
pour the boiling gravy and serve instantly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03

the Of that
alow pale look erupos backeads and humo the skin
a
light elastic exuberant and enjoyment which constitute
sick we'll and thus Them growing old
nothing world Try Dr. Gene will
Nura blood remedy the best all medicines
DR. Temple Place
personally
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
COME TO SECRETARY DARLING
BARRE TO HAVE A HOSPITAL,

Barre, March 3O.-Barre is finally to be
supplied with a hospital. This has been
one of the most crying needs of the city
for some time. The institution will be of
a semi private nature. located centrally
in the large Hooker residence on Prospect
street. Dr. W. f. Gilman of Bloomington
is back of the undertaking and has been
promised the support of most Of the local
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
Paint Your Buggy for 75c.

to S.OO with Devoes Gloss Carriage Paint.
1t weighs to s o2s. more TO the pint than
Others. wears longer, and gives gloss
equal to new work Sold by lagar Bros.