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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27
NEGLECTED. CHILD.
Shocking Case of humanity
Discovered in Town of
Halifax.
HENRY BELL ARRESTED
Refused to Buy Food and Clothing for
Eldest Son Three Other Children
Neglected. Youngest Will Prob
ably Humane Agent
Caused Prosecution.
HENRY BELL ARRESTED


F;rpftlpboro Ft b. lj-Iienry Bell of Hall.
fax was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Newton q Prpttlcbor1 to-
rirht on the 81 ARG of cruelty and wilfully
nc plcctiug TO pro\ ido fncd. clothing ana
shelter f,r mis- sever wear. old son. lie
was held undo, lords Of $500 for his ap-
! carance at the session Of County Court
which opens next week.
Chief Of Police Hall Policeman Amdon
fnd Mrs. Jennie y, Powers agent OF me
fax this morning, Investigated the case
ard returned With Bell to Brattleboro.
The condition of Bells house was indie
scritably filthy and the testimony Of Bells
neighbors and others revealed a state Of
affairs which one would rot suppose could
en- ist in civilized munity. There are
four children in the house, seven years
old and under, eli of whom are insuftirient-
" nourished. The youngest, boy ot Two
rot recover
Eell was unable 70 sec,re hail to.ri,n,
snd probably Will be taken TO Jail To-
morrow morning
.-JGHTH DIS,rRtcT MASONIC MEET
INC
Brnttleooro, Feb. 25-Three hundred Free
Mastns attended the annual eighth district
meeting her ;o-day. Columbian lodge If
Brattleboro orcned the meeting ON the
third degree. The first degree was "Nemp-
llhed by Social Lodge of Wilmington, an
Brattlcooro Lodge of Brattleboro rehcars-
ed the lectures.
banquet vas served at O'Clock. In
the evening the third degree was worked
by officers from the several lodges in tire
district. a feature Of the meeting was
the singing by the Harvard QulrtettG Of
EoStCn. Several officers We're present.
E>-rtoCto,, ~ onur
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27

In the spring everybody needs and
should take a spring medicine. Spring
is the time to be cured IL you are sick
and the spring finds most OF us in poor
condition, blood poor, nerves relaxed,
weak, and unstrung, and the organs
clogged and sluggish in action.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is the best spring medicine In
the world, the best possible remedy for
YOU TO take the one sure spring restora-
tive which will build up your blood, in
vigorate your nerves, and give you your
old-time snap, vim, energy, strength,
and vigor.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is purely vegetable and perfect
ly harmless, and now Is the time to
take it--now is the time you need It
most-now Is the time to be cured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27

The South African constabulary. more
widely known as BPS Police" after
Gen. Baden-Powell. its organizer now
stands 5000 strong and each month drafts
varying from $50 to 100 men are leaving
England for South Africa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27
Dr.. Orlando Kiser, 964 Reese Ave.
Lima, Ohio, says:

"Manv years ago was unfortunate enough
to lose my health, and, while endeavoring to
regain the same, gradually grew worse, until
became o complete wreck in every respect.
My nervous system was entirely shattered, the
nerves controlling the heart became weak and
the hearts action irregular, which was a
source of great alarm TO me. I was unable to
sleep, digestion was interfered with, and, gen.
orally speaking, I considered my time short
for this earth. l became discouraged and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27
PASTOR CALLED TO TROY

John Hays, the first white man to dis
cover the immense copper deposits of
Michigan. stil lives In Cleveland, O., and
is 81 years old.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03
CUBA.

The election for presidential and senatorial
electors took place 10 Cuba last Tuesday.
Senior Palma was elected president.
Should there be no unexpected hitch the Off.
GERS elected will soon complete the organ
~izatiou: the United States forces will surrender
oil held by them since the close Of the Spanish
war. and the Republic Of Cuba born
into the family Of nations. The action Of the
United States In intervening In behalf Of Cuba.
relieving her from the grasp Of Spain. grading
her into . young life o. . nation. and volun.
tarily s~urreuderiug to her the reigns Of self.
government, In obedience to . previous prom.
Use. now on the threshold Of redemption. 10
without q parallel in the history Of the world.
The unsel6sh fui6llment Of promises Is . new
diplomacy. an Innovation by Uncle Sam. which
has startled the old school diplomacy. which
consists 10 politely smooth lying.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.

The French governments has had 10 coutem.
plation Tor some time the establishment VI On
industrial school In connection with one Of our
large colleges. The object Of the move IL to
send graduates Of French schools to this coun.
Try to learn our commercial and industrial
methods. ard prepare themselves for advanced
work at home. The school has been located
In Chicago. Ia connection with the Chicago
University. and has been endowed with S..
600. 200. for buildings. The French govern.
ment will also furnish funds for the school.
Six hundred pupils are TO be kept 10 the
school. This IL . move which will cement
still closer the traditional ties between the two
COUNTIES
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Since UncieSam and Juo. Boil - quietly end
pleasantly settled the canal question aud wip-
ed out the obstructive Clayton Bulwer treaty.
q movement IL now starting to adjust all other
questions Of dispute between the countries 10.
Guiding the northwestern boundary dispute.
Let tue good work 20 on. One straight from
the shoulder diplomacy Is having good effect.
and bringing good results. The two great
English nations should have no disputes.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The passenger earnings Of the country for
the past year were $4a6. cog. 40. and the
freight earnings were $~I.II4.74o.7 ITO, making
a total Of 5 ISIS. I64, aos. an average Of tS.aII
per mile Of line, The operating expenses
amounted to $I,oa3,Is 6, asI, an average Of
SS.323 per mile.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

The meeting Of Democratic county commit.
teemen. held In 81. Louis with the avowed pur.
pose Of euunciatins pure and uude6ied De.
mocracy. was captured by the gang" re.
solved to uphold the Dockery administration.
whitewash the secretary Of state. and TO abide
by the Kansas City platform.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03
SECRETARY SHAW.

Gov. Shaw. Of Iowa. recently appointed
secretary Of the treasury, in President Rouse
velt's Cabinet. to succeed IL. Gage. The pres.
ent secretary Is in Washington getting &C.
quainted with the new duties which he will
assume In a lew days. He 10 Q sound. safe and
level headed man. aud the country may feel
safe with its financial aifairs IN his keeping.
Mr.. Gage has made a 6ue record and leaves
the finances in gratifying condition. and Gov.
Shaw promises equally efficient service.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

There Is much said In the newspapers about
Q possible war between the United States and
Germany over conditions In veuezueia.
This war talk 10 worse than nonsense. There
Is nothing about which tie 70 countries
should 60 to war end % uncaiied for agitation
In that direction might provoke serious re.
suits. The United States 10 not seeking var
With I'll The world. nor any portion Of Il and
should . grow eut Of present conditions. Il
10 moss likely 10 Be bsousht about by windy
writer's. who do their fighting with their
mouths. but never In the ranks.
A large Indebtedness ID due German citi.
Gems by Venezuela. The Cermsn government
hes demanded payment which hes not bees
complied With. Germany h sendiug war
ships to make Q demonstration before Vene.
zueis ports, just A. France recently did With
Turkey andsas oil other nations have done at
different times. This 10 the whole matter.
Germany may find It necessary to lombard or
possibly. take possession Of a Venezuelan port
10 order to enforce payment. but this 10 no
way concerns the United States. nor does u
infringe upon the Monroe doctrine. Should
Germany Seek permanent possession Of terri.
tory or uuduly prolong posse ssion. the Unit.
ed States would feel called upon 10 take notice
Of the matter and u necessary. intervene to
dispo~sess her. bnt in this instance Germany
has.giveu Official assurance hat she has no
such intention. and The United States will not
encourage any nation to be dishonest, NOT
does the Monroe doctrine cali upon IN to pre-.
vent the enforcement Of just demands against
any American State. Venezuela IL 1t present
presided over by q military dictator Of tyrani.
cal disposition. who may bring on trouble
when Q reasonable man would avoid Il. But
Castro cannot bring on q war between the
United States and Germany on his debts. and
II II needless for writers to become exercised
ovef the matter.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Webster Davis has emerged from the soil.
tudc Of his disappointment long enough to re.
mark: Roosevelt will be renominated for the
presidency and defeated for the Office" Poor
Davis; he hurts under the belt.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Canada threatens to veto the Hay.Pauuce.
forte treaty because England did not ask the
consent Of Canadian authorities to IL adop.
ton. Let Us move Canada down into Texss
and warm her blood.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

The prisoners 10 the federal peuiseutiary at
~Leaveuworth. Kansas. have been discovered
In another attempt at jsil.bseakins. Only re.
Gently a large number escaped, and their re.
capture cost several lives.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Miss Mary Williams. Lebanon. Ohio; Mrs.
Sarah Wilson. Fort Ancient. Ohio. and Mrs.
Maria Richardson, State Line. Indiana. are
triplets. "a years old. Next!
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03
H WORLDS MONEY.

The following table show. the worlds sup.
ply OF money, gold. silver and paper. at the
dates given respectively. aud shows q healthy
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Senator Martin and Chairman Schooling
chapline have been attending the Democratic
harmony meeting In St. Louis. They must
have gotten some other Indians" to sit for
the pictures which appear In the Republic.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Senator Depew was married to Miss May
Palmer at Nice. France. December ~. We
hope . nice job was done At this aice place 10
a nice couple. and that nic< results will follow.
Look out for a new after dinner Cor night)
orator.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03
MARSHALL . REPUBLICAN,.

know Brown. Who In hsdcs 10 Brown, suy
howl He 10 the ~iposshumous son Of Mystery,
whose sire 10 Corruption, and whose vet nurse
IL the Jefferson City ring.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Gov. Od-ll. Of New York. in his second
message to the legislature Of his state. makes a
fine showing for his administration. He esti.
mates a cut in state expenses Of from $780,.
o to "a. 600 900 for the year. This Is another
instance Of the Republican way Of doing things.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03
{ Formerly Orsar 4 Hunter,

President Roosevelt told General Miles to
keep quiet. Miles Is like Polly. be talks too
much.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Peace negotiations are again reported to be
in progress in South Africa. and Miss Stone In
again reported to he alive and we'll. To.
morrow. in order to keep the record In un.
broken variation. Miss Stone will have to be
reported Is dead. and the Beers good for FIVE
years yet.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

Cardwell does not know Brown, Walsh does
not know Brown, Cook does not know Brown.
Phelps does not know Brown, Brown does not
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-03

49,
TERMS: 600 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
J. n. HUNTER, edltes.
J. H HUNTER Lawyer,
formerly Orsar 4 Hunter,
once over Rank Of Saline
MARSHALL. MISSOURI.
President Roosevelt told General Miles to
keep quiet. Miles Is like Polly. be talks too
much.
Miss Mary Williams, Lebanon. Ohio; Mrs.
Sarah Wilson. Fort Ancient. Ohio. and Mrs.
Maria Richardson. State Line. Indiana. are
triplets. 81 years old. Next!
Canada threatens to veto the Hay. Pauuce.
forte treaty because England did not ask the
consent of Canadian authorities to its adop.
ton. Let rs move Causda down into Texss
and warm her blood.
The prisoners Ia the federal peuiteutiary at
Leaveuworth. Kansas. have been discovered
In another attempt at jsil.breaking. Only re.
Gently a large number escaped. and their re.
capture cost several lives.
Webster Davis has emerged from the soil.
tudc Of his disappointment long enough to re.
mark: Roosevelt will be renominsted for the
presidency and defeated for the Office" Poor
Davis: he hurts under the belt.
Senator Martin and Chairman Schooling
Chapline have been attending the Democratic
harmony meeting In St. Louis. They must
have gotten some other Indians to sit for
the pictures which appear In the Republic.
Senator Depew was married to Miss May
Palmer at Nice. France. December ~. We
hope Q nice job wa done At this aice place TO
a nice couple. and that nice results will follow.
Look out for a new after dinner Cor night)
orator.
Gov. Od-ll. OF New York. in his second
message to the legislature Of his state. makes a
fine showing for his administration. He esti.
mates a cut in state expenses Of from s., $780,.
o to "a. ooo 900 for the year. This is another
instance Of the Republican way Of doing things.
Peace negotiations are again reported to be
in progress in South Africa, and Miss Stone In
again reported to he alive and we'll. To.
morrow, in order TO keep the record In un.
broken variation. Miss Stone will have to be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-20
Contribution ninth tpenOia.

4nber 0 n, Snb,, 10. SuGt. -
Die rQmerican Gin Ylate Company"
bat an ibre 8eiBble9zQrbeiter bas
aniu4en geiteat, cine 2obnz8 eOuttion
bon 5 Pro3ent 6in5unebmen, I'M es
Der Gompugnie gu erm0gli9en, cine
2ieferung pon 100000 8leafiIten
fir bic y5tanbarb Sel g." cpntrattz
lid gu iiberne6men. Die 4r6eiter in
alien Sabrifen Der Sin 9late 60"
tperben in Der nd9Iten Wo9e bur9
QbItimmung iiber ben 8orf9Iag ent=
i3eiDen.
9is6er baden WeiBble9= Sabrifanz
ten in Wales, England, Dem ,Stunz
barb SelzSrui t" ben 8ebarF an 8le6z
bii9ien geliefert, unb bic gompagnie
piro ben Gontratt e~rneuern, falls Die
v4merican Gin Ylate Company" Die
2%ieferung ni9t 81 ben glei9en 9reiz
fen iibernebmen fam. 4uf Die Gin
fu6r BON engliI9en 8le9bii9ien be-
aablte bic yStanbar0 Sel=Gompagnie"
enen .3pa bon $40 BRO Stiid. bod
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tit Der ,NmGrirnn?"
@9umeita, Sulet be iiepe5eAnte Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-20
AGerGei S%ntereGdntes.

8~auernregcln fir SuIt, Wenn / m
Sult Der Hebel fGqt, lit f60nesNetz
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gen. - SITS Dor MagOulena (22.)
troden nit penig 5onneni6ein, tptro
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Regnet's am Mag0alenentag, bann
folgt gepiB me6r Regsn na6.- SrO>
dener Safobt (25,) bringt ftrengen
Winter. Sinh um Safobi Die Sage
parm, i'm 8inter gibbs bel 8Glt' Ii.
9arm. - 6Gut DOr Sutpbi bic 8liitbe
bonn 8raut, auf feline CUTE 8artoffel
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bon 0epots in 90be BON etpa 24O,z
900 Mart ber6aftet. Die ur1u9e bes
5aui7ements ioGIen miBgliidte 9iffez
ren3geI4dfte iein. Die paf1toa be-
trugen Il MiuiOn, bic 4ttiDa $4,000
Warf.
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6eitftelung bes geiit. &0nnens bes
8ferbes made, min i9 berfaufen. ST
unterf4eibet 3ebn 6arben, lieit, fennt
bic bier 8e6nungsarten H.. a. m. 8on
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benfpiel bot Elm @epitter in Der
9egenb bon 6rantfurt am Main. Die
8GiBe 3eigten fate Orangenfar6en.
gbenI 10 purben bic DON ben 8liBen
erbeuten MpltentpGnbe bon bemfelben
furbigen 2t4t bur9ftrablt. Man
fii6rt Die @ri9einung auf in GROCER
9O6e i6pe6enoe Sale unb 5taubparz
titeI6en bes M2ont petee 5uriif. Quf
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prG4tige @6enbrOtb 3uriidgefiibrt bas
in Der leBten 3ett bielfa9 in 9eutf6z
lamb 6eo6a4tet porben lit, unb bic
man4mal cine ausgeipro6en purpur@
ne 5drbung batten, 5utpeilen bonn Ael@
len Self Bis gum Orange rei9ten.
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elm bielieitiger Munn fein. gr mar
4r5t, tpurbe 8eneral, bann Der OBJ
miniitrator auf Cuba, unb ieBt piro
~bebauptet, buB INN 9rdfibent 3oo1e>
belt ben 8au bes iitbmif9en &anals
81 ~iibertragen gebente. 9as lit Elm
iebr Derantpprtli6er 9oIten, Der cine
tidttge Se9ntterfrdft beanfpru6t.
Ru9 . un's Statiititt oftet es
biefes Sa6r $50 me6r, I'm gu leben,
dls lebtes Sabr. Sir M}an9e tperben
$50 ni4t rei9en; ullein, tper bic $50
peiteren Dollars ni9t bat, Der muB
UNI 10 biel eingei9ranfter Ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-20

tpurDe elm Gabatt BON SO gro5ent bic
fes 3oles Bel Der Wieoerausfubr BON
Del in bieIen &annen gepG6rt. Die
vQmerican Sin 9late GOmpanl" Iu4t
nun i6ren Mrbeitern flar 81 MAIDEN,
bab ibnen BEL Der uebernabme zines 10
qroBen 2ieferungs4gontrdttes beitGnz
bige 8eI9dftigung pd6reno oes gam
gen Sabres ii4er mare. Die DGtanz
barb Oel1Gpmpagnie" Jet Alr Der elm
3ige groBe amerttanii4e 9ef4dfts=
funbe, Der ben DetBble4z 5abrifanten
in @ales ii6rig 9eblteben Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-20
GcIuh aus SentIhIanO.

Rep gorf, 10. Suli. V}tt
Dem n6iirF 8ismard" BON Der r9am@
burger 2inie" trafen geitern bier Ge@
gationsratb @raf gilbert bon AuaDt
bon Der beutf6en 8oti6uft in Wafbz
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our 2ippe Elm, = Inter ben pafagie@
rem bes ebenfuus bier eingetroffenen
0umpfersr Bremen" bonn rNOr6beutz
i4en 2lOpO" befunOen ii4 lieutenant
@raf BON 8oIeitrem, Elm SoAn bes
Hei9stags : prdiiDenten, 2%ieutenant
bon 9epOen unb lieutenant 5retberr
BON 6iriten6erg. Die bret Of3lere
befinOen ii9 uuf elmer mebrnO4t9en
1rlaubsreiIe unb nolen ii4 ettpds
nG6er in ben 0~ereinigten 9tdaten
umi9auen. On 8prD Defelben DAM
piers befanben iid ferner 9rofeHor ).
Nrnolb, Der friibere Ser. @taatenz
8onful in Magoeburg, M}ar 8. Sabr,
profeFor .. $. 8uerman1 unO Or.
Gurt .3ieQler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-20
3turi S6erifsleute nnb ein Gauber
iulen grfallen icin.


9enber, Col, -. Su1i. = Sine
Spe3taloepeide aus Sugua6e, Sol,
melbet, OuB Elm b~luttges Select 3tpiz
i4en ben fIidtigen 8%anfrGubern uno
ben 9erfolgern an SbiozGreef ftattz
gefunben bat. 3pei 9dertffsleute II.
Elm Bandit Ioaen tobt auf Dem plaBe
geblieben iein. Die ii6rigen Rdu6er
beipertiteQigten t6r gntfommen. Die
Ra6ri4t 1T nod nidt beitdtigt. @pez
5iulzIgent 8ropn bon Der v9enoer
&c Rio Chamberlain" ion an Der
SpiBe Der MannI6aft Iteben, bic nit
ben Rdu6ern i'm @efeft NOR.
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