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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-20
Has to Don His Uniform.


After due explanations, which were
not received, he was ordered to put
on his uniform This he had failed to
bring along, but it happened that an
exploring party from the engineers
had discovered in his valise a pair of
duck trousers. These We're decorated
with a red stripe and an ensignia of
distres, skull and cross bones. painted
with indelible ink on, the front of
either leg. He was then given red
fedora hat with blue feather for a
plume, decorated with an artillery
cape, led to his steed, a saW-horse
with rope tail, and ordered to mount.
He then passed in review hobby-horse
fashion. He took his degree with the
best of good nature and wound up by
saying, after the ceremony was over:
Nov boys you have all had your fun;
desire to inform you that have been
chosen as chairman Of the st. Paul
kangaroo court, and my time will
come later" Formal greetings !. were
then in order and Gen. Johnson will
now be an honored guest until Monday.
Battalion Has Mounted Drill.
The battalion of artillery held
mounted battalion drill this morning
prior to the march for Lake City,
which showed great Improvement
ON0I pI1OI AWOIh..4
Capt. NordIey was detailed today as
special aide to major on the practice
march. ffsza
Capt. M. E. R. Toltz, commanding
engineer company, arrived in camp yes
terday and will leave tomorrow. Capt.
Toltz recently accepted a position as
consulting mechanical engineer of the
Canadian Pacific road and now has his
headquarters in Montreal. Can. This
will necessitate his leaving the COM
pany, and he will tender his resigna-
ton after camp.
Accompanying the governor was
Mrs. Van SAINT and the following mem
bers of the staff: Surgeon General A.
]. Stone and Cemmissary General
MOnfort, ST. Paul; Inspector General
Gustaf Widell, Mankato; Col. and Mrs.
A. D. Reade, Minneapolis; Col. and
Mrs. Oscar Hallam, St. Paul: Col.
Bergemeier, st. Paul; Col. J. G. Miller
st. Paul; Maj. J. C. Jensen. st. Paul.
and Maj. w. T. Lennon, assistant COM
missary general, St. Paul.
Edward Little, st. Paul, superin-
tendent of telegraph with the Great
Northern, and Edward Richow. also of
st. Paul, also arrived on the governors
train. Mr.. Richow was confined to the
hospital much of the time while in
camp.
The results of the team shoot today
were as follows: 49,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-23
SHYLOCk

Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There are many
Shylocks now, the GONZALES
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
nd they can get it-take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion IS flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you a couple Of
ounces free.
SCOTT a BOVINE. Chemists.
4oo-4i5 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC. and 500 all drugEis,s
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-23
PERSONS

wANETD- SEVERAL PERSONS
OF CHARACTER aud good reputation
in each state tone in this county re-
quiredl to represent and advertise old
established wealthy business house Of
solid financial standing. Salary $2i. 90
wcekly with expenses additional. all
payable In cash each Wednesday direct
from head Offices Horse and carriage
furnished when necessary. References
Enclose self-addressed envelope. Col
orial Co., 834 Dearborn ST., Chicago
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-23
Local Happenings Told
in Short Paragraphs ~
Nevvrp That of General Interest to Our
Local Readers

Last Monday occurred the marriage
of Jake Bauer and Annie Rockley
The ceremony took place in the
Episc pal church. the Rev Parkt,
Lutheran minister from Florence tying
the nuptial knot A reception was
rendered the young people in the even
ing at the home Of the groom parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bauer, Sr.
Alex Daplra will leave the latter
part of next month for Tyrol to visit
once more the scenes of his native
land. He will be gone the greater
part of the summer and upon his
return will start to erect fine re-
sidence for himself on his farm across
the river.
Matt Lee arrived in this city on
Monday and will probably remain here
permanently. Mr. Lee has severed
his connections with the Cole d Nc
Donald company and will continue in
the business OF diamond drilling on
his own account.
Thos. j. McCusker returned from
the Canadian Northwest last Monday.
He will remain in this city for time.
He says that the country out there is
booming beyond imagination and is
being-rapidly populated.
Mrs. g. II. Watson and son John,
went to Chas. Campbell's camp last
Tuesday morning where they will
spend couple of-months rusticating.
Mr.. Watson will go back and forth to
the camp daily, riding in from Ealsam
on-horse back.
: Captain Buddle took hold at the
Columbia last Wednesday morning aud
signalized his entry thereon 10y chang
Ing the time to standard. He will
move. his family to the fine. residence
out there as soon as Captain Gribble
moves out.
John Blossineham, the agent at
Stager is taking well earned vacation
this week. He will 90 to Chicago and
is talking of making a trip through
the west before returning to work.
Supt. and Mrs G. T. Roberts came
mp from North Freedom on Monday,
the latter to remain here for time.
Mr.. Roberts returned TO the mine on
Wednesday.
The X of P...lodge membership is
being augmented very much of late
nice lot Of candidates having been
admitted.
ID. II. Margison returned from
Chicago where he has been in the
hospital for some time. lie und no
relief for his ailment there.
Richard Nichols left on Thursday |
For Utah TO take position under
Adolph Ball who is operating gold
mine out in that country.
j. b. Schwartz returned last Satur-
lay from Saginaw WI ere he attended
he meeting OF the grand lodge X OF p.
The creditors of the Lada etsate were
,aid their dividrned this week a.
to IS per cent.
Chas. Richards came Up from North
to visit with Lis folks here.
lie speaks very highly Of the place.
Don . neglect to real the new ads OF
he Parks Grocery O. and others there
re some bargains contained therein
Mr.. Prudhomme il building house
yer on Urban ave nue. His home was
urned last winter.
Miss Lucille Wilkinson entertained a
unber Of her friends at birth day
arty Thursday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Trathen of the
Columbia mine have the sympathy Of
the community because of the very
grave sickness of four children in adj
dition TO the death of their little son.
Reserved seats will be sold at the
City Drug Store and the price of adj
mission for reserved seats 80 cents
and general admission 35 cents.
A class made their first communion
at the Ctruch of the Guardian Angel
on Thursday and tomorrow Bishop
Els will confirm large class.
The Oliver steam shovel came over
from Stambaugh Thursday and was
showed out TO the Mansfield Nels
Peterson accompanied it.
D-n't fail 10 read Nathan Warshaw-
skey ads en- this issue on shoes. It is
rood one and contains some excel
lent bargains.
The moving picture show which the
firemen have taken TO play in June
is said TO be tine entertainment. See
the al in another column.
There Will be performance in
hypnotism at the Opera House on
June 1 23
Joe Harris came down from Kenton
last night to visit with friends here.
He is doing good business up there.
The Brule dam below Saunders
went out last week.
L. ID. Harkins has rented the apart
ments now occupied by B. c. Waters.
BE sure and read our new serial
'Grautsark' 1t is good one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
HUNTINGTON

G. l.. Wyman has been very sick the
past two weeks with rheumatism. On
Sunday morning Mrs. Julia Morrill, who
t. with her daughter. Mrs. 9. NJ. Norton
had the misfortune 10 fall from the head
of tilo stairs to the floor. putting her
shoulder out of joint hcs'dc hurting her
head and hack. and it is feared sustained
internal iujurioS.-Mrs. Lucy SWnacr is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. l.. WNman.
Tho funeral of Charles Ross, a former
resident of this town, was held hero Sum
day at lG O'clock his remains haViHg
boon brought bore from Randolph where
hn died. His death was caused lY cancer
Of the stomach lie leaves a wife AVID
several Chilorcn who have the sympathy
or all in their bereavement Tho remains
of Mrs. Belle White Andrews were
brought here from Albany Saturday and
taken to tho church. whore they were
viewed by relatives and friends. Mrs.
Andrews was a native Of this town and
spent her life hove until her maria %
with MI Andrews. It had been her GUS
tom to spend her summers here where
she had many warm friends who regret
to know of hor Untimcly cnd.-Ni as
Kathleen SaYics is with hcr friend. Miss
Caro- Goodrich, in Burington.Mrs Net
tie Fargo rntcrtuins tho Kings Daugh-
tors " cdnesda.. the 18th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
CHARLOTTE,

Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Williams of Thomp-
sons s Point arc caring for the home of
Mrs. II. D. Alexander during her alb
sencc in New York. An item relating
to this was published unwttingly in
last weeks issue. It was not furnished
by any of the regular correspondents of
tho paper and If its true nature had been
known such personal hit would not
have found place in the Free Press col
umns.
Licius Webb ID. D. G.. H.. Of Randolph,
Mrs Helen Cole, G.. NJ, of North Ben
ninston, Mrs Mary Gleason, G.. L., OF
Lyndonvillo came to town Thursday and
organized a chapter of Eastern Star.
ton and Winooski, including the officers
of Frances H. stevens Chapter of Wnoo-
ski. who worked the degrees in Il very
impressive manner. Tho now chapter is
called Champlain Chapter. No. ~. and is
the second ono organized in Chittcndcn
county. 1t has forty-iive charter members.
The following officers were elected and
installed; Mrs. Mary NJ Dcvett w. NJ. {;
Capt. f.. w. 8lodgott. w. r.. Mrs.
Augusta Narnev A. NJ; Mrs Martha A..
Stoddard, secretary; Mrs. Eliza .Allen.
treasurer; Mrs. Edna Beach. conductrcss
Mrs. Carrie Chase. associate conductrcss;
Miss Bertha Mallary, Adah; Mrs Della
Muzzy, Ruth. Miss Lucia Stoddard.
Esther; Mrs. Emily Blair. Martha: Mrs.
Annie Irish Elccta; Mrs. Sarah Allen.
warden; Mrs. Ida Lennon, chaplain;
Frank Ellison, sentinel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
iINESbURGR.

The Ladies Aid of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church gave n SoCiahle at the town
hall on Wednesday evening January N.
There WAS musical programme -
Tho Rev. +. j. Harris occupied the pulpit
AT the BAPTIST Church Sunday morning,
the pastor the Rcv. G. W. Sanord preach
ed at tho First BAPTIST Church in Bur
luGton.-Thcre will be prayer meeting
mt the home of Mrs. James Bird on Sat
urday afternoon, January Is. All are in
vited. John Bradley has purchased
Charles Cookies farm, consideration $500.
Charles Cookie has gone t. Shclhurne
TO work for John Macck.-Miss Grace
Barker is on the sick list.-Mrs. John
Tohcy OF Charlotte visited at Guy Tohcy $
last week.
chas. Moore spent several days last
week with friends in ShclbTne and Char
lottc--O. A. Baldwin of Shclburnc has
moved into his house in the Villagc.--Mrs.
Bowc. who has been very feeble for sew
cral years, is very low at this Writing and
il IS thought she will not recover.--Mrs,
Louis Sanctuary remains very ill.-Mrs.
Jennh Knox ard Harrison jackson were
married by Rev. NJ. Il. Franco saturday,
january a. Forest Montgomery is in
Burlington, caring for n patient at Dr.
Primes santariuin.--Mrs Nash is spend
ing n few weeks with her daughter, Mrs,
Moore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
FERRISBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. chandler Peck. who have
resided with their sister Mrs solomon
Field since losing their home by fire in
the fall recently visited their sons family
in liinoSburgh. William Richmond of
Newport visited at the home OF his for
mcr pastor at the parsonage on Fri
daN.--MSs Cynthia Cove returned to her
home in North FerriSburgh on Saturday
after spending n couple Of weeks at Cyrus
BecrS's.-Mrs. Calla @. Howe addressed Il
large audience on temperance at the
Methodist church on Monday evening.
Her address is spoken of in highest terms
Of praise. Many who had heard her else
where came from neghboring towns to
listen to her areumonts once more
Mrs. T.. Y. Reynolds and daughters spent
Saturday in burlington, Hazel remained
over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs George
IIall-Tuesday evening was the banner
evening for attendance at the Robinson
Literary club of the season at &c met at
the home of H. j. Carpenter. Hawaii"
was the subject under consideration which
was ably dealt with in papers by Mrs.
r. T.. Robinson on Tho Physical Fco-
tureA and Resources Of the Island and
by Mr.. Bailey on "1'he Religious and
Political History Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
BAH and Miss Dakin from Charlotte at
tended the meetng.-Thc pastor of the
Conversational Church will speak on
temperance and the issue of February g.
next Sunday morning Warren Tucker of
Essex, y. T., was a guest of Mrs. Will
liam Bard several days last week inVcsti-
eating the matter of Crcamcries with a
view TO establishing one across the lake.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
MIDDl.EBURY.

Elijah Labounty has rented the store
81 the basement Of Browns house on
seymour street and Will open a tea, coffee
ANA spice store.
Frank Bentley. an cmployc of the Bran
don Italian Marhl" company, while at
work Saturday morning in the mill, went
to shit q belt. The rope, which is used
- make the shift, broke and Mr.. Bentley
i'll over backward q few feet ana struck
on base to a monument aud cut his head
quite badly. He WAS promptly picked up
lY Lis fellow Workmen and taken to the
office of Dr T.. T., Russcll, where his
wound was dressed. 1t required several
stitches to sew UP the cash after which
he was taken to his home. where he was
quite comfortable at this writing.
Word has been received from Chicago
that Marcus Allen, formerly of this town.
who was dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever. is recovering.
Joseph Little, formerly If this town hut
for the past nine years of Fitchburg
Mass, has returned to town and will
make this his future home. He was in
MonlIton Saturday, where he was bonn.
for the frst time in 30 years.
The newly elected village trustees hcld
thcir first meeting Friday evening in the
town clerks office and the following as
.isnmcntS We're made: Street commissions
'r, Fred Foote, sewers and lights, q. Mof-
fltt' parks j, T.. Weeks; animals at large
pumps, Isaac LaVonchc, Jr.
L. o. Allen has gone to Glcns Falls ~
y. where he will open a livery.
Erank Browning of lcaccdalo, r. l., and
Fupenc Wilcox Of Kingston. r. l., were in
town last week looking; after full-bloodcd
MORGAN horses. They report II big demand
jor them.
TIE Rev. and Mrs, John Thomas will
sail for Europe Fob. S. Mr. Thomas is the
1aStor Of a large church in East OrdnCc,
=. j., and the society has granted HIM
p leave of absence for eight months Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas were formerly OF This
town.
Monday, market day, cbgs brought 2s
cents, and butter % cents.
The engagement of Miss Jessie VAIN
wright youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. &. S. Wainwright to Mr.. G. c. Wells
has been announced,
The remains OF Joseph LarrcW, a long
time citizen of this town, were brought
nero on the sleeper Wednesday night from
Mount Johnson, Quebec, wherc he died
Monday. He was 90 years old He is sur
NiVed by five children, Joseph John and
Charles. who live here, Mrs Rose Emery
Of Los Angeles, Cal, and Miss Emma
larrow of Putnam, Conn. The funeral
viii he held from St Marys Church
Thursday morning at O'Clock
Al the annual meeting Of the Middlebury
Gun cluh Monday evening the following
"ihccrs were elcstoj: President, j. a.
Wr2ht; secretary, r, f., Pinncy; treas
urcr, G. i. stevens committee DR. White,
l.. $. Knight and DR. r. Il. Farmer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
NEW HAVEN.

Mre. =. l.. Kinney of South Hero was a
roccnt guest of hor father. -. W. smith
l.anGdon Rohan commenced saving wood
Iuesday.-Nr. ana Mrs. V NJ. Benedict
ana daughter are visiting relatives I'm
Rridport and MiddlohurY this wcck.-Mr
and Mrs.. George s. Euss"l Of MddlchurN
are sncnding a few days in town.-Mr and
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Mcintyre visited friends in
Lincoln rccertlN.--C. T.. SOUiCr Of Florence
spent sunday in town.-;corgc Palmer is
able to b" out after Il two weeks illness.
with muscular rhcumltsm.- Mrs. Calhc
/. Howe will give an address on tho tom
rcrdnc" question in IT," Congrcc tioual
church Monday evening. Fol-. >. Nre
Howe i an able and eloquent speak r ard
everyone should hear hor-C T.. Narncy
of Brandon is visitinoS his sister, Mrs
I,Lt her \uttiur
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
WINOOSKl.

Aiken Lozo. who was fatally injured
in the wooden mill Il fortnight ago, died
at the Fanny Allen hospital at I o'clock
t'riiay morning. He was 60 years old
and leaves wife and five children.
\ notable event toolt place at st
Frances Navicrs Church Saturday morn
ing when high mass was celebrated in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lIamcl, in
observance Of their golden wedding an
riversarY. Previous to the celebration of
the mass the aged couple marched down
the aisle to the strains of I.ohongrin's 8
wedding march. Mass was then sung by
tho Rev. j. l.. Audct assisted by the
full choir. Following the mass a reception
was held at the house on IIiCkok street.
when conEra tulationS were extended and
the aged couple were the recipient OF many
presents. including purse of 800. In the
evening the McGrccvY block on MallettS
Bay avenue was engaged and a banquet
ana bail held.s which WAS attended by
nearly 2C0 relatives and friends. ON the
second floor the banquet was hcld and
covers were laid for 200. Speeches We're
made and dancing was INDUCED in until
cu early hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
new CLAIMS PRESENTED
state Court OF Clsims Has Several New
Cases-No Decision Given Regard
ing tn. Bear Bounty.

Montpelier Jan. 2S-The court of claims
mot to-day in the office of the State
auditor at the State House. all the mem
bers being present TO disposition was
made of the two claims held over from
the last meeting of the court No af.
ndavits have been presented in the claim
for bounty in the Hancock bear case.
and the claim of s7s6 against the state
from Washington county for use of wa
ter in the Jail and court house Tor the
last twontY-three years is held in abcN-
ance. The court has asked County Clerk
Smile to appear before ii and give any
reason he may have why the statute
of limitations of six years that applies
in private claim against the State
should not also apply in this case.
GnADrnl nnW Ilnlns Nnrn nnnsi ilnrnl hN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
MILTON.

Mrs, Clara Hoffman Of Missouri gave a
very interesting lecture ON "Prohihtion
W., License" to n large audience at the
opera house last Thursday evening The
West Milton orchestra furnished music
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID, Parker are rejoicing
over the birth of nine pound daughter,
which was born the 26th.--Arthur Dcpatie
returned to his position at Morse's Line
Monday, after a few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, f. Depatie.-Miss
Haiti" Rice OF Brookside is visiting her
uncle, j. S. Benham. A Tourist club was
organized al the Congregational parson-
age Friday evening for the children and
young people of the congregation with
Ralph Wolcott as president Mable Ru-
eon, secretary; John r, Wolcott. treas
urcr The subject to be taken up at the
next meeting which will be held in two
weeks will be lndla.-Miss Lydia Coburn
Of Belvidere is at her brothers, Or. l. S.
Continued on third pageI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
BTISTO o.,

Tho Rev. Father u. G. Coffcy Is at
homo from Boston. where he has been
visiting his sister. Services were held at
st. Ambrose Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Joseph Odett is i'll with Pneumonia
The Bristol railroad has been burning
wood in their engine the past week, being
unable TO get coal--F. II. Palmer has been
appoint health officer for this town in
place of II. w. Narney resigned. Inc
next meeting of tho outlook club will be
held with Mrs. Kilbourn February g. Sub
iect: Women Phianthropists, Elizabeth
Fry, Mrs. Allen: Frances willard. Mrs.
Farr; Florence Nightingale Mrs. Ninzie;
Helen Gould, Mrs. Dunshee Social Set
Elements, Mrs. Eaton; roll-call; women's
work in the late WARTIME ReV. Dr.
ID. n. Beach of Cambridge, Mass, Will
deliver "A temperance address i'll the Con-
erogational Church next Thursday even-
ing. DR.. Beach is one of the leading
clerrymcn of that denomination in New
England. and an eloquent speaker.-Mr
and Mrs. a. l.. Grow visited in Hines
burgh ard Richmond over Sunday.-Roy
Jacobs has entered the employ of II. y.
Atkins in his drug store Bart Casey
went to Montpelier Monday on business.
-G. l.. Hassoltinc went to Fcrrisburgh
Monday.-lI c. Brown is at home from
Burlington for a two weeks staY.-Thc
Rev. W. A. Kinzie will go to SaXton's
River Thursday, whore he Will speak be-
fore the students of tho academy.-Shel-
burne Farms will have 81 entries at the
Addison county poultry show that opens
this evening in Holcy hail. There will be
over 100 entries from Framingham and
other points in Massachusetts. There Will
ho over 500 ontries.--C. n. Mathewson cx-
poets to start next Monday for a three
months trip to Europe. He will visit
Egypt, Palestine. Turkey and elsewhere.
Nv. A. Lawrence had d carload of q
horses come Monday
Mrs Helen &. Colo of Pennington. grand
natron of the Eastern Star. Will visit Ii
banus Chapter next Friday evcninS.-W.
II. Battles has sold his farm in the west
part Of the town to Hiram Bates of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Bates arc former resi-
dents of this town and will return here
TO roside.-Miss Amy Farr slipped and fell
Monday evening and dislocatcd ono OF
her knccs.--C. II. r. Chaplin and Daniel
Shove OF birmingham Mass. arc in town
acting as judges at the poultry show
Letter advertised in the Bristol post
Office January &c: James Carrol.-Mrs.
Josie NarncY, who has been helpless
invalid for several years. is falling
Mrs Elihu Kingsley of New Haven is
the guest of Mrs. James Snodon and Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Sncdon.-rhcrc was an
exciting runaway on Main street Tuesday
evening. AS Mrs. Hiram Carr was turn
ing the corner in front OF the Bristol
House one of the shackles that fastened
tho shafts to the cutter broke. throwing
Mrs. Carr out. The horse freed himself
from the sciCh and ran to Rocky Dale.
about a mile. Mrs Carr was unhurt.-N.
". Rogers and Mrs. Josie Narney both
continue critically ill.-F. w. Noyes is in
very feeble hoalth.-lhwrcnce Milliui has
entered the employ of the Bristol Man
ufacturinG company.-The poultry show
is being well patronzed. There are about
4oo entries Of birds, besides several cats,