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New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Dr. George D. Barney at his home. in Brook
lyn last night said that from the description
given he feared that the Miss King who had
committed suicide at Lake Hopatcong was the
woman who had allowed herself to be nOcu
lated by him with the germs Of tuberculosis.
After the inoculation of Miss King last
year" he said, I took her to a quiet house in
Jersey City during the further treatment. so as
to escape undue excitement and notoriety. The
address of that house and Of the woman with
whom she stayed l have forgotten. Later the
girl went to her parents home, n Massa-
chusetts and then returned to New-York and
went TO work. When l last saw her she was
fully cured of any trace of consumption
The incubation Of Miss King created quite a
sensation at the time. DR.. Barney experimental
with her for the purpose Of demonstrating the
curative properties of a method of treatment OF
which he was the originator. When the Board
Of Health began 70 look into the case after DR.
Barney had announced the development of
tuberculosis in Miss King. she was taken out OF
the State, and boarded for a while IN Jersey
CITY Some time afterward il announced
that she had been cured.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
FUNERAL OF MRS. A. z. 2. LESLIE.

Many well known literary persons were present
Yesterday at the funeral of Mrs. Ada Eugene
Vrooman Leslie. wife OF Alfred Leshe' son OF the
ia+a Franz TesIia Mrs Leslie wrote both poems
and prose and had edited several publications
which were published by her husband and by the
Frank Leslie Publishing Company. The funeral
was held al the Church of the Holy Communion,
Twentieth-st and Sixth-ave. The Rev. Dr. Taylor
officiated The burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery
in the Leslie plot
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
TO APPR4IsE Mr. wALTERs's PAINTINGS.

The Marceno collection Of statuary paintings and
antiques bought by Henry Walters Of Baltimore
n Italy and brought 10 this country was unloaded
from the steamship Minterne the pier at West
Thirty-fourth-st yesterday. The collection num-
bers 275 pieces. and. it is said: will be taken TO
the warehouse No. 524 West Fiftieth-st. to-day.
There the collection viii be examined by John R.
Hecht. government expert. who will determine
it's value and the amount Of duty 70 be paid. Mr.
Walters has paid preliminary duty Of 10000.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
c, H. HAsWELL WILL REcEIrE PAY.

ACTION TAKEN REGARDING THE AGED EN-
GINEER-
Charles H. Haswell, the aged engineer. who,
told in yesterdays Tribune has been working with
out pay for the city since the first OF the year, be-
Of complications in the Interpretation OF the
Civil Service regulations Is to receive his pay.
Secretary Briscoe of the Civil Service COmms
sion said yesterday that the State and local Civil
Service commissions had agreed refer the ap-
pointment OF Mr. HasweIl TO the Mayor, with power
to act. When Mayor Low yesterday he
said:
The appointment Of Mr. Hasweu will still need
the formal permission Of the Municipal Civil Ser
vice Commission, I understand IL. l in
favor OF the retention of Mr.. Haswen in the cityS
service.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
SECRETARY ROOT AT WEST POINT,

CONFERRING WITH COLONEL MILLS ABOUT
SPENDING APPROPRA ATION.
West Point. y Y, July 15-Secretary OF War Root
arrived here to-day unheralded, confer with
Colonel Mills the superintendent in connection with
the expenditure Of the 100000 recently apPropri-
sted bv Congress for new buildings and improve
ments the Military Academy Colonel Mills
o. the officers and the corps Of cadets expect
10 attend dedication OF the State park at Stony
Point tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
HE PLAYED
on THEIR
WEAKNESS.
DOCTOR E1PERIuEyTED on HER.
AN SUICIDE WAS INOCULATED BY
HIM WITH TUBERCULOSIS GERMS.

Dover. y J.. July 15.-The authorities will
take no further action in regard TO the death Of
Miss Emma King. who died at Shippenport from
self-administered strychnine. The case is con-
sdered clearly Of suicide, but whether II
was voluntarily done or simply the result OF i'm
proper use OF the drug cannot be learned.
Mrs Shuman, al whose house Miss King died,
is positive that the young woman the one
whom DR.. Barney, of Brooklyn, inoculated with
tuberculosis germs. She says that Miss King
told her this. and also that her sweetheart was
in Porto Rico. The body has been buried.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
IRIS BENEFITS GIFT TO YALE

New-Haven. Conn, July 15.-The giver of the
new clinical building of the Yale Medical School
was announced to-day TO be Mrs. Thomas G. Ben
nett of this city. Mrs. Bennett gave $4,000 for
the building and site a memorial of her mother
Mrs Oliver Winchester. Plans for a new building
10 adjoin the clinical building. and 10 accommo-
date all the work OF the medical school, have been
prepared. II will be built in three sections. and
will cost S275 900.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

once priest. always priest, once sailor, al
ways a sailor. but once New-Yorker, A New
Yorker forever and bit besides
HE PLAYED So others declare os the citizens OF
on THEIR DeveryviIe Not many days ago
WEAKNESS. I was at Liberty, y Y" said F.
c. Carleton. OF Chicago, at the
Manhattan yesterday, and while there across
a man from New-Eugland who took great JOY in
plotting all the visitors from New-York City thar
he could get hold of Up a toisome steep 10 show
them what he declared was a glimpse OF their
home. From the summit ne would point out 10
them on the far southern horizon a sort OF speck
misty patch which he stoutly affirmed was
New-York City I asked MIN why he was al such
pains do this. and ne replied: To them re-
gard longingly the imaginary spot. to hear them
vex the glorious air OF those mountains with signs.
and nine times out OF ten exclaim. How wish
were there.' ."
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
BRyAy AND sHEPARD TO SPEAK.

Boston July l5.-The New-E gland Democratic
League has issued circular letter concerning the
dinner to be given az Nantasket Beach on July "a
The letter says William J. Bryan, Edward VI. Shep-
ard, of New-York; Senator Edward ". Carmaek
Texas will sneak P a Collins Wavor of Boston
will preside The meeting will mark the opening
I the Congress campaign in New-En gland.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
TAFT RECEITEs INSTRUCTIONS.
REPLY TO THE vAT1CANs NOTE TO BE DE-
LIVERED TO-DAY.

Rome July 15-Governor Taft received long
cable dispatch from Secretary Root to-day, Civ
ing the basis on which the reply to the last note
from the Vatican regarding the friars in the
Philippines shall be framed. Judge Taft and
his advisers are now engaged in the compilation
Of this reply, so that il may be delivered TO the
Vatican tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Mails Newfoundland BY rail 70 North sydney and
thence close ar this Ofics at S.sn
y m connecting close here Monday. Wednesday
sndS Sarlrdag1 Mails FOR Mquelon. rail Eosror
hv close daily S.941
. m Mails Cuba. by Florida ana rhence
dispatched daily. except
-on-@-.inS ..osas for dispatch Port Tampa on
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays 1880 a. m Tor
dispatcn via Miami OF Mondays and Saturdays $50
m Ma Mexico CITY overland. unless
addressed dispatch at of-s
4alv except sunday at 1-50 o n II D. m
SUNDAYS az I D m and I1.3o p. m Nails FOR
Rica Puerto Cor1eZ and Guatemala BY rail %
New-Creans and thence by steamer, close this Of
nee daily sunday at tl.30 m Sundays az Fl
n N connecting closes here Mondays for Belize
and Guatemala. and TUESDAYS Cosra
RIcal 5Registered mail closes . previous 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
THE GALLANT 18th INFANTRY.
GENERAL BURTs ADDRESS ON RE
LINQUISHING COMMAND OF THE
REGIMENT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: I have the honor to incose herewith copy
of the circular letter issued by General Burt upon
his relnquishng command OF the regiment and II
you Will be kind enough publish the the
entire regiment will be grateful 10 you Very
spectfuuy, your obedient servant.
ANTHONY A. MORROW.
SerEcan. major. 18th Infantry.
Malabon. Rial. +. l.. May t. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
HOME ADVICE TO SENATOR BURTON
The Kansas CITY Journal

From The Kansas City Journal
Here is the resolution adopted by the Republican
convention OF Riley County on the SUBJECT or reel
DFocity. -. - - -
Whereas Senator Burton has requested The poo
pie 10 advise him 10 their Wishes now th're-
fore be = e.. -.
vlose home in this district. that ne vote for and
stand by reciprocity policy or president Hoose-
ssnlL
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY

For New-England. fair today and THURSDAY; warmer
THURSDAY; fresh winds diminishing
For New-Jersey fair today and Thursday; rising
perature interior; fresh winds
For Eastern Nev-York. fair. to-day Thursday
increasing temperature.
winds, becoming south.
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day. not warn
south portion Thursday increasing warmer
winds.
For Delaware. Maryland and District Columbia fair
day Thursday increasing cloudiuess light variable
For Virginia, fair TO-DAY THURSDAY warmer
Wednesday in southeast portion; light winds
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
THE LAND COMMISSION ENTERTAINED

CORPORATION Counsel Rives gave private dinner
last night al the Metropolitan Club, at which
Mayor Low the State Land Commission. Control
Ter Miller Attorney General Davies and Secretary
Of State McDonough were the guests. II is sald
that the land commissioners are 20 consult the
Mayor and Mr. Rives waterfront privileges
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
POstOmee Notice.

Should DAILY by Interested change.
riu1e1
Foreign mails for the week ending July 70 1892 viii
close (Dromptly General Po.toics
follows Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Malls for Ger
close al 3 II. Monday
Regular Supplementary Mails close Foreign
ton half below
thar Supplementary Europe Central
lea via Colon close later Foreign Staron}
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Mary MacL.ane has infected the press agents at
1ae+ The press agent for Miss Elizabeth Kennedy
&c bit first According 10 him, Miss Kennedy twho
is TO play Nine. Trentoni in Captain Jinks OF ths
tJorsa Marines this winter yesterday received
le++er from the mythical Mary declining Miss Ken
nedv's invitation to visit her in New-York MISS
NTsrv writes that after spending a day in Buffalo
1ltfh .the aneu7one lady" she viii proceed direct
70 Boston AIasi or is il Hurrah2
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

The Professional Womans League has FOUND II
t,nossible to induce Orientals OF this city to
annear in public IN the coming bazaar and the
Geary law seems effectual barrier to their I'M
portation The league hopes eventually TO bring
+T7ese women into the country without dihculty
as artists and a letter requesting informa tlon on
This subject was yesterday dispatched TO the Al
fOrnev General at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In diagram the continuous white line shows The
Indicated by The Tribune
recording The shows the tenDera-
Jure as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
The following official record from the Weather BurHau
shows the the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Mail subscribers the DAILY and TFSI-VEESLY vn
be- charged postage In addition TO
the above
The Tribune be o Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii
and the Philippines without expense for foreign
For points Europe countries IN the Uriversal
Postal Union Tribune VIII be mailed at the following
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
DIED..

CI.ARK-At Great Neck. Long Island. Dtsth Gould
8 months. daughter OF Howard E and Resale Gould
Clark Funeral private
COTTERILL-At Saratoga. \ Y, sunday. July
Cordela c wife Of George W. Corteril
Chapel al East l4rh-sr. Nev-Yorl
City. on Wednesday July Ii 1892 a a m later
uent at convenience OF the family.
HELD-Suddsny. Charles ". Held. aged S. years
Funeral Emanuel Church Lexington-ave
and SsIh-st Wednesday. July l6. az D. m
Greenwood Cemetery.
MARSH Harlem NsE-Yerk, on July Is 1902. Harriet
Ann Marsh. widow OF Theodore " Marsh and
OF the Abel smith Peters. Funeral services a.
Chuch of Holy Apostles. 9th-ave. and 2sth-st
Friday july IS. az II a. n.
PESDLETON-On July - a Luta. Berkeley
Springs. W Va. the residence of his son-in-la~
Eugene Van Rensselaer,. Eq. Elisha Boyd Peadletcu.
VI. D. SD
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IrTBER r V4PsF RECOVERING.

Middetown y Y. July 15.-The condition Of
Luther r. Marsh is much improved. The pny-
sicans predict his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
Srecial Noilces.
Tribune sub~cription Rates.

The Tribune will be BY any address
country abroad and address changed often de-
sired subscriptions regular dealer
before leaving more convenient. hand them in AZ
The Tribune ONCE
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND cEyTsAL AMERICA. wEs7

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.
WEDNESDAY-At 1890 ?. n. supplementary I ?. II
for Turks Island and Dominican Republic. per =
THTRSDAY-At a N for Cuba. Yucatan. Campeche.
TabaScO AM Chiapas. per :. Vig1lancia mail for
other parts Mexico be directed per 5 Vigt
Progreso; a - Complementary l2SO p M for
Bahamas. Guantanamo and Santiago. 5. 8 Tuca-
tan, $50 p for Jamaica Adnairal Saznp-
from Boston
FRIDAY-At Il m for Mexico per = = Seneca. via
Tampico mail De directed per Seneca'0.
Ieeward and Windward Islands. British. Dutch
French Guiana 8 Carlbbss mail for
Grenada and Trinidad be directed per 8 :.
Caribhee'J; 12-SO m for Iaasua and Haiti. Per
LaauenburE
SATURDAY-At : a m for Brazil per :. Wordsworth.
via PernambUco. Bahia and Rio Janeiro mail FOR
Northern BI5z'L Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
must directed per > = Wordsworth'l:
Bermuda Pretoria. a a
Rico. per Ponce via Juan (nlail Ponce
mus directed per 5. Ponce. az . a. m FOR
Ponce direct. per san Juan mail for other parts
OF Porto must be directed per :. Juan
q f0rS Eit-- Martins
British and French Guiana iler-
AZ a m supplementary $50 for Curacao and
Venezuela. = Zuia mail for Savania
Cartagena be directed = Zuia''l.
m Complementary 1880 Tor Fortune Island,
Jamaica Savanilla. Cartagena and Cfreytovr
Athos mail Costa RiCa must De directed per =
Havana n 10 for Grenada. Trinidad and Csudaf
Bolivar :. Maravai; at 10 n
Prins " mail for Curacao vsnez1sla
British and Dutch Guiana be
WUn- W. II a N Argentine
Uruguay and Paraguay, per = 3 Egyptian Prince.
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Address all communicative subscriptions
advertisements . THE TRIBUNE. Nsv-York Cr.y-
Remit by PostofHcs order. express money order
draft registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Alexander Vincent has been engaged for Cap
tain Molly at the Manhattan Theatre. Mr.. Vim
cent is remembered for his work as a comedian IN
Hon John Grigsby'' last season, appearing as
the veteran with a wooden leg in that play
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

r5ebIer & Co announce that they have con-
c1uded ARRANGEMENTS with Nine. Rejane TO tour
America for fifteen weeks beginning in October
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Dr-ss TO OPEN CONGRESS -REJANE SIGNED
FOR 1sus-THE MARY MACLANE MICROBE

7 is announced that Duss will probably open
Congress-. that is he will oegin a season OF con-
certs in Washington at the time Congress reas-
sernbles It is also announced that he VIII De al
t7e St Nicholas Rink again next summer. Before
TTer the rink will be equipped with q Abrary1
kindly provision-and baskets. TO hold SIX people
suspended from the root There shouId De d no-'o
rule then against eating peanuts
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

WEDNESDAT-At $50 a Europe. 8. . St.
Paul via Southampton mail for Ireland BE- d.
rectet Per Pau-'t- SO a Supple
nentary Io a M for Europe. per = reurontc. via
Queenstown.
THURSDAT-At a. n. FOR France. Switzerland. ItaIy,
Portugal Turkav EEvpr. Greece British India
and Lorenzo MarqleZ per = La Tourz-ns, via Havre
tuau FOR other parts Of Europe be directed Per
"a ToUraine''1-
SATCRDAY-At . a n fer italy direct per LAIN
be direc-e- : 8 Lahn'}s 80 a
FOR Netherlands direct Rotterdam (ral must
be directed per s. Rotterdam: AZ $50 a f0r
Scotland direct Ethiopia b d.
recred s. = Etl-opa''I- 10 for Belgium
direct. per Nsdsrlsn5 mail must be directed
per = NaderlanC 1890 a m Complementary
PRINTED MATTER ESTC--Tdis steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples fer Germany
only The class - mail matter for other pats
4 Europe viii be this ship unless specially
directed her
closing of Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Malls
opened piers OF the American English FrencH
and German steamers ard remain open until wirht1
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Highest temperature yesterday So degrees; lowest IS
degrees; average for yesterday. "a; Cor
spending yeaT IS average fer corresponding
date last twenty-five years. 10
Local forecast-Fair and to-day; Thursday
creasng cIoudness rising temperature. fresh
winds becoming south.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
SINGLE COPIES.
az EARLY ~ TRAIN.

SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
DAILY. cents TRI-WEFKL.Y
WEEKLY FARMER 3 cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. = CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

For all points the United toutsids Of Greater
- Nsw-Yorkl. Canada ard Mexico,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

BRIANT-At No as7 HaIs-y-st.. Brooklyn. New-York
Isaac P : Briant his S1st Notice funeral
hereafter
ERowN-suddenly. on Tuesday. July Is 1902 Tunothy
Brown. OF Bergen Point. n J.. in the 67th Of
his age Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

BurnetT- NnniIIS Enfract
Is best The know H. Insist havin. II
always II is for your food. Pure and whoesoms.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

The -ure.t and safest of Blood Purifiers is Jayne.
A lara
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

once a priest.
ways a sailor.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Do not be imposed on.
Always demand the genuine
Murray * Lanmal's Florida Water
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

History shows it has stood fully eigaty seconds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
co, d, SIXTH VERMONT REUNION.
STAND BY A REFERENDUM.

The Bennington Reformer asks "What
is the use of referendum, anyway" and
then argues that a majority OF the voters
of Vermont have decided in favor of "A
local option law ana there is no necessity
for the expense and trouble of having
them repeat their orders. This argument
may bo good for consumption in Benning-
ton, but 1t wont go in the State at large.
For republicans to go for local option now
by Il short cut through the Legislature
would be an act Of insincerity on "A par
with the action of extreme prohibtionists
still holding TO prohibition after the party
was pledged to a referendum. The duty
of republican Legislators will be to stand
by referendum. and to aid In shaping n
local option bin which will be well adapt
ed to the needs of the State. with it's scat
tering rural population,
The st. Adams Messenger, which has
long been am advocate of change in the
present law. believes the purposes of local
option can be secured without the open
saloon "by licensing wholesaling under
certain conditions, irst-class hotels and
hrst-class restaurants. and authorizing the
sale of medicinal liquors by druggists un-
der the most rigid restrictions" Such a
law would give local option without the
evils of the open saloon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02

Gus water, a stone tagging surrounding
the pool, stone seats all around the circt-
lar walls all occupied by women and child.
rem in all stages of undross. on the stone
Tagging one could hardly pass by so great
was the crowd, while in the pool wore 81
hundred, at least. of women. girls. cluld-
rem. young boys and babies Those I'm the
water were very much Interested i'm us
asking us 70 remove our wells which unde 4,
the circumstances, did not seem an inner.
thence. The bath here is the great social
function. In fact. the only one, taking tho
place or our clubs. receptions. theatres and
operas IF one is socially inclined ono in
Vitcs ones friends to the bath and this Is
invariably done hv a bride the day before
the marriage, all her intimate womcr
friends being asked. They take their child
ren as well as lunch with them and
spend the day. 11ere,t too, they exhibit all
thor t"wery. no see woman in thc
bath, gold coins braided in hor hair. nook.
lace. bracelets and rings galore and nurs-
ing baby few weeks old is an uniuuc
sight, too say tho least to a foreigner but
OF laily occurrence here. You pay penny
n hour The crowd hesought us to undres.
End step into the pool and. refusing their
entreat,cs. we were regarded with pitvfnp
eve MS If we must lack the needed pounv
There is n smaller bath one can have for
six cents an hour but It IS only used hv
foreigners, tho sociabilitY being the main
feature to the native and. like Lord Dun
dreorN. no ono wants TO 80 off and flock
alone.
ON orr way homo n slight shower passed
over ana we drove back to Erzerum with
a rainbow spanning the sky and the tradi-
tional pot of money at the foot OF IT but "A
row rods from orr carriage. \ sea of mol
ten gold was pouring behind the western
mountains and the pillows of white clouds
seen In the morning had been dyed royal
purple. The storks stood mp from their
nests. the little storks held up their
heads wondering If ever they would be 50
tail; the sheep were gathered around their
shepard David while Jacob and Laban
drove Tho cattle home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
A LEADING QUESTION

flclen Chauncev in the Smart Sct)
The band around his summer hat he lent
her for n belt:
SO when She gave 1t back again he 81 "
the little welt
Her buckle had inflicted and he whisper
ed, bending low,
III | but look on this. dear one, your
measure | shall know"
With Just the least suspicion Of annoy
ance in her pout.
rs that the only way" she said "you
have Of finding out?"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
ANOTHER DEFINITION.

PA" said little Willie, who was read.
Ing the evening paper, what does Gas
Trust mean"
Gas TruGt, nay son" replied his father.
means, for one thing. the absolute con-
fdence we are compelled to have in the
meter "-Philadelphia Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
NOT POSSIBLE OTHERWISE

Miss Hoamly tcoyly)-"I dreamed las,
neht that he caught me in a dark balI
and kissed me. What would you say that
was a sign off"
Miss Sharpe-"Nell, | should say that
would prove at least that the han really
was dark. "-Philade,phia Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
SECOND APPEARANCE.

This meat" protested the boardcr. lis
ovordone."
Not exactly it amt replied the new
waitress; its done over. This is the sane
moat You had yesterday. "-I,xchanpe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
DIDN'T MEAN TO TELL

do YOU mean to tell me, Miss Quick
wrath ana modification. chat voi,,ro t,ro.,
of my coming to see you?"
NO AIR. Spoonamore," She said. gently
mot at all. am hoping youu find If n,,i
without my having TO tell YOU. "-I,x
change
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
HAD HEB BLrFFED

How does the new cook strike YOU. my
dear asked the head of the house as he
sat down to dinner
she hasn't struck me yet" replied tho
weary other half, but believe she would
News ''"H'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
SMALL FIRE IN NORTIfFIELD

Northlleld, Sept, 26-Fire was discover ed
IN the rear of the public reading room I'm
Stebbins block this afternoon II was OK
tnsuished with hand apparatus before re-
rious damage was done. The cause is un-
Known The reading room files were dam
aged and also the building, The loss is es-
timated at 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
ANOTHER VISIT.

I've come to pay my bill" said the
patient zone hundred and ten dollars. L
believe"
YES said Tr. Price Price, making a
total Of sl1o"
II don't quite understand
THAT brings it up to date, including to
day. My charge for Office visits Won know
Is g. Exchange.