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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

ben mar. @ielfarbige 5eitons Iiefen
bon ben 8aqerie'n bis gum &rpn>
leu9ter, 5Iaggen unb Sabnen beoed>
ten Die @dnoe, unb bic StGnbe
prangten in gldn5en6en 9etorationsz
ftoffen. Qn3iebenb, pte bteIe aud
iparen, i~i6ertraFsn tie bod Die @egenz
ftGnbe Ielbit ri4t, Die, BON emiigen
0amen gefdmmelt, gum 8ertauf gez
boten nuroen - unb ni9t Dergebens.
Oie @ef6Gfte gingen ~gldn3enb, 10 baB
cine ertlefIi8e Summe fir ben guten
3ped in Qusitdt itebt, fir ben Der
8a5ar peranf taltet pirb. 0iefer lit
ni9t me6r pber minber, dls Der 8au
zines eigenen Sempel5 fir Die 2oge in
Oig6ldnbtopn, beren 8erfammlungsz
ort an Der g., nabe 8artsS traBe, fi4
fir bic groBe unb tets rpa9ienbe
3d6l Der Mitglieber als ungeniigenO
erpetit. @o Der reue Sempel ieinen
8laB finben miro, lit nod ni3t feitz
gefeBt. Der 8a3ar pirO Bis gum
Sreitag biefer @o4e unO boruusii4tz
li9 nit pu4ienoem Grfolge Oa1ern.
Die 2eitung Der Seitli4teit liegt in
ben 6Gnoen Der Solgenoen:
NrrangemeHts=@pmite - 6reoerid
6eim, 8orfiBer; @eo. 2ebrun uno 8,
81. MiQer, Mfii1tenten: Sranf &raft,
S8aBmeilter; .Sobn 8, Rt4aroion,
@efretGr; @eo. 81. .. Nice, Spbn
Magner, 81. %, 24ompfOn uno Pbil.
81, 9ilB;
9amenz@omtte - 5rau 8, M}iner,
8oritBerin; 6rau 9aOio SbomPion,
Sefretdrin;
Ru6en4Sii3 - SRI. Oftermunn,
SRI. Qnna @agner, Sri. &oia Wagz
ner, 5rau Sames Mepers, 6rou u.
u. Wugner, SRI, 5lorence Griffitb,
SRI. 2ena Gong, SRI. 6IOrence Ser
ling, SRI. Map 9eptpoob uno SRI.
Office Noripoob;
2uni3ISif6-5rau Popea, Jrau
Often, 6rau Dife, Srau 8egner, 5ran
&elm uno Srau Sitermann;
8rocertez2aben - 6rau 5reberif
@4mioer, 5ruu @eOrg 2angfelosr,
5rau 6reOerid Roble, 5ran s. S.
6srmann, 5rau Sobn ROfenberger,
5rau SObn 2ungfeIber unO 6rau 81.
%. Shompion;
5if4tei9 = Sri, Amelia @ogner,
SRI. 2ula @4Iuoerberg, SRI, &melia
MetBner, SRI. 4nnie 9egner, SRI.
2ouiia 8egner, SRI. @li3abet6 9edz
Der uno SRI. 5lora Nten;
5ancDz8ii8 - SRI, @uiie &O6lz
bepp, 5rau So6n @imms, 5rau Safe
Campbell, 5rau G6as. @reoe, 6ruu
99umann, Trau GOparb 5erreG,
Srau @lbert Qapton, Srau SoAn
Gi9urOion unO 5rau PbilipP 8a8@
ner;
G9iir3en@SH8 - Trau Gburles
Ttsfe, 6rau 9btltpp 6ilB, 6rau S.
SorO MiQer, 5rau Carrie 8olte,
Srau Sobn SOpnes, SRI. &nnie 9}eB>
ger, 6rau Sames 9eppooo uno 5rau
@eorge Ntce;
Gigarren : Stano = 5rau Carrie
Wugner.
Die n6ig6tanbsGoge gtr. 184" 3G3lt
gegenpGrtig "a Mitglieoer, pm Oenen
Die meiiten beutI9e Rdmen trdgen.
Die 8eamten berfel6en itno: 8eorge
2e8run, MeiIter; 6enrp 30. MtiQer,
@enior<8 arben; gburles 6. 5errea,
SuniorzW arben; So6n Nu8ner, Sc
tretGr; WtGiam Piesrt, Senior=
Oiafon; 5reb. Oitermann, Suniorz
0iufon; NooGp6 8. 8elm, @4aBmei@
Iter; @eorge 81. .. g}ice, 9pler.
Die GrSMteiiter limb: SoieP4 8.
4rmItrong, Or. u, g. @orner, 8m.
8en6off, @6arIes 9aG, 6. s. 8.
Tisfe, u. u. Wogrer, Pbilipp 8agz
ner, Sacob 9eters, Sobn 9. Sopnes
1tn6 eEre0erid e. 6eim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

8pn Gee unb 9dfen. -
Die SPECIAL Neutrality-suspicious.
berurt6eilte geItern bic folgenben, Dor
&ur3em 6fer urgelangten @inipunbez
rer unter beigefigter 8egrinbung CUR
Deportation: 8arbu MifIos, 37Sa6re
alt, aus l1rgarn, Gontratturbeiter;
@ntoni Relonsfi, AZ Sabre aft, @loz
mad, 2G6mung 6e8 re9ten 4rms;
@n6reu8 Quic5tt, Is Sabre aft, 9eutz
f4er, 3ra6oma; SOiep9 PaBtiemit,
80 Sabre aft, unO W}ilan 8peorgieDz
bic, Sc Sabre alt, 8oIen, Sru4oma,
- Ser @8sppodmpfer n9auntz
leB," peI6er am @onntag bier anz
fam, beridtete, 0aB Elm tIeiner SAT-
56ooner na6e Go0e 9otnt am Pa>
turent16lu7e bo4 ouf benz @trano
liegt.
: 3Oueinns6mer Stone beriatet,
buB bic 3oQeinna6men i'm M}onat
9e6ruur ft8 ouf $342,O95.18 belize
fen, Qqen 1925, 1886 in Oerfel6en
8eriobe beS 8oria6res, cine 3unahme
bon SIG, 3666.22 ober i6er 81 Proz
gent.
Ser Oumpfer r8rootlins, "
Gapt. Trancis, truf geItern bon Port
Qntonio, Sumaica, nit folgenoen
9aFugieren elm: SRI. Qfab, 9r. uno
afrau q. +. 8afer, SRI. 8. Miqtam5,
Truu 80. 30. 4uarle8, SRI. 8. Quarz
les, ST. Is. @aGop, 5ruu Cara
8rpfpn, SRI. Mar2 NrnOlO unb 9r.
unb Trau 6. 3. 2eIanO.
4bIeben.- 9r, s. 9enrpU}eDer
farb qeffern in fetner leBtenN Obnung,
gr. 21, Norbz@ maupoobftraBe I'M
Otter BON So Sa6ren mad 3~ebntGgiger
Rruntbeit. Ser @erbIi4ene 9interz
ldBt feline Mittpe unb 3nei &inber.
- Sn i6rer @obnung, Nr. 1917,
SfzMonumentftraBe 1T amGOnntug
Qbenb 5rau @liie 9~an3eglod, Satin
bes felt 6ret Sa6ren in 9euti4luno
%peilenben 9rn. Suftu8 8. 0an3e>
qlod, in i6rem IS. ~Qebensjd9re geftorz
BEN. sic mar aus 8~rebenitein, 8rets
6ofgeismar, 3urbeFen, ge6iirtig un0
als iunqes MGb9en 6ter eingepan>
bert. Die 8eerbigung ftnbet morgen
0a8mtttag I'M 2 nAr itatt.
- 4m @onntag itarb 9r. 9enrp
g. Stunt in 1etner @Obnung, Nr.
1920, SFz9OHmuntruBe, i'm Otter
BON "a Su9ren an 4~us3e6rung. Der
9~erforbene mar Qgent Der nPruben>
tiul Snfuronce Company" unb ge6Orte
Der nMtutual Benefit II. Pleafure &fz
location" ul5 Mttglte0 an.
Nu9 benz IeBten SO If n
8eri6t beg 8ant6auies 6enrp GlepS
&c 60. lit bic Gage be3 8elbmarttes
nt6t gang 3ufriebehiteuenb. Die &nz
Iet6en Der afociirten 8onten fttegen
ouf $50 MiGionen Dollars, Der bod
item bisber bagenefenen 3iffer, pdbs
renb bic Observation-Disclosures uuf 9
MiQionen Dollars fielen, melt inter
ben gerD9nIi6en 0ur4f4nttt gu bic
fer 3eit. Die 8orbereitungen fir bic
SrufgefeGf9uftsz Reierben, nie fir
bic 9anamatanal : 3ablungen fte1en
groBe Sorberungen an Die 8ant6ez
ftdnbe. Die @ef8GftsGuge Ses 2anbes
1T unbauernb giinitig; iii tptrb gez
flagt, baB bic Soften Der 9ei4dfts6ez
triebe b0ber, Die PrOfite geringer gez
pDrben fino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04
Sertrei6et

CV~TW~""
Sic bic &ranf6eit bur9 re6t5eitts
gen Gebrau9 Don Suits 2eberptaen,
etn oItes unb bepdbrtes 9eiImttteI,
bus nit iebem Sage pOPuIGrer pirb.
So turirt ieber 3eit
ROp0hmtr3rF,
lauren Wagen, MaIaria, 8erbau'
unggbef9perben, trGse 2ebsrtbdtig.
felt. 8erftOpfung unb aGeRrantbeitsn
Der Sale.
Suits 2eber:0iMett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

9o1itif4es.- Sn bemotrutiz
19en Rreifen berrf4te geitern Dufz
fenitiQitanb, oas 9eiBt, feline Der bei@
ben 5aftionen bate irgenb mas
Heuss aus8u9eben. 9r. Grancis g..
gepeG, Der 1i4 I'm bic Mapors@g&Oz
mination bepirbt, bat geitern bei Der
@taatsz8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die gez
ieBli8 porgei9riebenen $25 be3ablt,
uno e6enfo 9r. George @terpart
8rptpn, bis6er MitgIieb bes erten
Rut6s3peigss, Der it6 UNI Die g&omi>
nation i'm brittsn Staotrat6sz8e3irt
fir ben 5ipeiten 8utbs3tpetg auf Dem
OemofrutiI6en Sidet bepirbt, Sein
oemofrattI6er Gorturrent i'm iel6en
Oiftrift 1T !6r. Qouis 81. Dieter.
Qe66after mar es geitern in repu6z
lifanii9en &reifen. SIN Wo4ter=
6auptquurtier nuroen 308 Banner
on bic 9re3inttzGlu6s Der &epubIitaz
rer, pel9e 6rn. Wa4ter fir bic
Ma1prs : domination unteritiiBen,
ausgegeben. 4ber au9 i'm PIatts
6auptquurtier, Rr. POP, 8eit46ub@
ettezG traBe, ging es tpie in einem
8ienentprbe gu. Den gdn5en Sag
mar 9r. 9latt artpeieno unO empftng
neue unb aIte Sreunbe, Die inn TIRE
unterfIBnng 5uiugten. Inter benz
fel6en tparen Oberit S. 6rant Supp
lee, 8eniamin 5. 8ution, Gbas. 90.
8ulo, G6as. u. parfs, 2dtprenoe 6.
9erir, .. 80. Oempiep, 90. 90.
8prne, g6as. 8. 2inbiIe, 5. 9. Mcz
9pnaGo, s. g.. 9ebring unb MofeS
geGg. ST. 3obert SO. 9arrifOn 1T On
5teQe 6es 9rn. 5. 8e6b Sbomas,
Der GeBte 8o6e unglidli4er @eiie
eiren SUB berIoren bat, gum 0aroz
@refuttps MtitgIebe ernannt porben.
6r. Stephen 81. Mafpn, Der 8orz
fiBer, bat bus republitdnif4e Staotz
Gomite fir morgen Qbeno 5u elmer
@iBung mad Dem 5uuptquartier, Gr.
215, @eIts5apette|S traBe, einberuz
fen, um ii9 auf bic 6eitieBung zines
Sages CUR @6baltung Der StaotE}oz
limitations : Contention 5u etntgen.
Wte betarrt 1T, tperben bic &epubltz
taner Bel ben primdrpdblen nt4t ME
bic Oemptraten brett fir lire Gdnotz
baten thinner, ionbern nur Selegdz
tionen gu elmer Stabt@G Convention err
tpG6len, tpel9e bic Nominationen 81
MAIDEN bat. Die 0emotrdten ittn1z
men Bel Der primdrpa6l brett fir
Die 6erren, tpel9e tie fir Muppr Ober
fir 3at6smitglieoer nomintrt al 6az
ben piinfGsn. Nur fOI4e 2eute, mel
de ii9 dls 0emptruten ober dls Rez
publifansr baden regiitriren lafen,
f0nnen Bel ben grtmGrpablen mitz
fimmen, bod bietet ii9 ben 8iirgern,
tpeI6e fi9 aIs unubbdn9ig i'm leBten
6er6ft regiftriren lieBen, am 6. &pril,
alfo am Sage bor Der PrimGripa4l,
9elegenbeit, i6re garteiaffiliation in
ben &egiItrirbi4ern eintragen 3u laiz
fen; fie er6alten ouf bieIe Weife &C.
ieoen6eit, am foIgenoen Sage mittimz
men gu tOnnen.
en- elmer gut befu4ten 8erfumm=
liinq bes r&epublifunif9en Clubs Der
8. Warb" in 4leranber 2auf's 9aue
on Der 8antitruBe hieIten geitern Die
So. Ylatt, 9effner unb Simanus,
0apib Sart, 90. $. 8eifuger unb 8.
80. Nife Mnfpraden. @Ierunber 2auf
fi6rte ben @orfR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

Der ngpescent s@lub" Deranftaltet
mors,n a5efr5 in ieiier 6aae an Der
0D76 pacaitraBe fein Sabresbansett
flr feline Mitslieost
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04
e hiffsnnhrfhten.

9ep gort, 2. M}dr3. - 4n9es
tOmmen: Der 9ampfer r@aurentIan"
bpn Glasgow.
@Iq5Gof, 2. Mdr3. Ser
0ampfer r9ommerantan" 1T nap
Retpzgort a~bgefaRren.
Qt3urb, 2. Mdr3. Pailrt; Die
0qmbfer .RottsrOam" Gon gtepz
0orf) na6 NmItepOam un0 sSaOerS
LAMB (DOn g3epzgOrt) na4 &HfpeFA
p't 8ntt Of Qepts 2. mdr8. =
NT7Iirt: her 9ampfer rS8Iano" (OoH
RepsgOrD mad G6riitianioH0 nno
Copenhagen.
gI9mouth 2. 9Sar3. @n9e'
fomnen: Der DumpFer v&ronPrIud
Mi[heIm" BON Nep@Qort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04
Sripffnfcn.

Sunger 0eutf8 : 4mertz
faner. = Die nMaine" 1T nt6t erit
IA Sage i'm @aRer, iOnOern felt benz
Sage baB Der 9umpfer bonn @taPel
gelufen muroe. 8or ieber lGngeren
8reu3fobrt muB Elm &rieg5I4iff i'm
3roGen6pd Qereiniqt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04
G,elnfcnSnnoen nadh 9cutidGanS.

"a Gents pro WtaEt un0 @ommIls
Fion. Gbeo. 8. 9tener &c 6 o.,
Ais @attrsS traBe. &uSldnbii4es
@eGo, Me4fel unb Greoit : 8riefe.
@6iffsfurten bon unb na4 europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04
Eiue NeiIe nath 9cutIh(onS.

I'M bic @elt ober mad irgeno einem
She'll Der @eIt urrungirt. ReiIebiIz
Iete iiber ale 8ubnz unO 9ampferz
2inien. S6eo. 8. 9tener &c
6 o., Ais 0aterzStr. $685.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

Dm. 8. @9aeFer unb Srou, elm
&ran5 Don 9rn. 9enrD Settler, Elm
&run3 ppn Der 6dmilie Bienert unb
elm Bouquet BON SRI. 8. @8mer. 4uf
benz @argOedeG befanb Tt3 cine ubr,
fpel6e Die Sobesitunbe an5eigte unb
bic Quf4rift nSbe laft fab bour"
trug. 6r. Ntfplaus 9. STINT mar Der
2ei6enbeitdtter.
GGtfdbetb Sir.
9as 2ei9enbegdngniB bon Srau
gIiIa6stb Sir fanb geftern Ra4mits
tao pom Srauerbauie, Scr, 10, Srebez
rid : Qpenue, aus auf Der n8etern>
gemeterp" ftatt. 9aitor Ri6urO
Stare 6ielt ben SrauergottesOienf
al, unb als 8a6rtu4trGger fungirten
bic So. @ottIie6 Miiuer, 2outs 8reiz
ten0f6er, Satob 2ubptg, 6reb. 8auz
mann, 6. @teI5enIo9 unb 8eorg
Rimba8. Srau Sir i4ieO am 6retz
tuq 0a9mtttdg pl0Bli4 aug Dem 2ez
ben. @terunb3pun5ig Stunben borz
her Derunglifte tbr 9atte bur4 einen
6tur3 auf Der 9dustreppe. 5rau
Fir, peI6e i'm Sc. 2e6ensia6re itanO,
mar i8on felt Idn9erer 3eit IeibenO.
Die Ra6ri4t BON Dem i6redli6en
Sobe ibres 8atten mar erf4iitternb
oenug, Inn ben f4pa4en 2ebensfaben
Der Trau raid gu bur4reiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

*** Ods Wfdsfenfelf Der nUdb0rz
QDceumz8 eieaI4oft" tit fir Montag,
ben 9. MGr3, i'm Gtublotale angeiugt,
unO pirO Tt4 buFeIbe, ME in fri6eren
Sabren, zines grOBen 3uIpru4e5 gu
erfreuen BADEN. Die @orbereitungen
bafir limb f6on felt eintger 3eit I'M
8dnge un0 me6rere lIeberrai4ungeH
in &uSf4t geiteut. 3e6n i%pert50Ola
8retie perben on Gin5elma5ten uR0
@rnppen cur @ert6eiLung t0mmeT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

*E* Sine groBe M}dfenOerIdmms
luna Der 8aGtimorer 8GderetzQrbeiter
1T Guf @umitag, ben z. M}dr3, 3 ltbr
ga6mittags, nu4 Der uMe4anicS'
gr6unge," Gte BON G6urlestraBe u.
TortSQDenue, ein6erufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04

Die rMbuIon 9itiaing @ompdrb"
tpurDe BON ben So. Charles Boomers
unb 8eni. 8. guiott DON Gbe5pid,
3d.. areberid 9aGop unO SO5n ..
gronmiuer BON 2arrel, 0tb., uno
SofparO 6ummonb oOn Baltimore
NIT einem Qttientapital OOn $4,000
in~cprpDrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-04
@iertrs Gtiitnnasfef.

Sebiegene Seier bes 0dmen@8eretns
bes vOeutf9en 9riegerbunbes. -
9aftor 81. s. @terger's 2obrebe
auf beutf9e Srauen. Hene
unifprmen Der @etpehrfeftipr. =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09
Journal
Special
Gooding Gossip.

Thomas II. Gooding made fly
ing VISIT to Cooling Tuesday.
Carter Edwards went to Kanoka
Wednesday, where be is feeding
bis cattle.
Mark Moody came to Cooding
last Monday to look after F. w.
Gooding's sheep.
Salem Carpenter came up from
Kanoka to visit his ranch IN Good
ing. He found that some sneak
thief had clmed TO the roof OF his
house and pulled up bis stove pipe
the hole was TOO small or the stove
would have been gone also.
A little niece CT F. r. Gooding's
with her brothers was locking at
s,me picture OF Noah's ark, and
specuIating upon the animals that
went into the ark. The little Miss
spoke in tone Of absolute con
1ic!;on. II know what they did
haye, they had two OF Uncle
Franks thorough bred Lineolns.p =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09

Cec-if n iUup.y "a me dow from
,...l,o.,7.,. .,.
pof pa ' ''''-A COW
:" '-'0 -' -.
Il. Rotes.s os I.iss waa in
inc cay '' '@' ''-a =" S--' s4-'
Attorney ay G HsraUm TOOL,
il u -Auga-4- exercises - Boise
d. 3 I4dga Tas It i'sgr-
man TUESDAY iosAing aver sm4ll
pox eases.
MrT l-aron q l'e vs was in
re 2 la we fa'
Dan 1Aa'itsf
Sneeie sale Of eAli
l5n..T1S@.,s
Gus l-'S
Fa'@oa & 4o7Aoh
~ 80
Jras ana Ar r Sullivan
passed THROUGH .aAasaone A-route
to BOISE last saturday.
A. Liginsson. who is bartender |
At the AltUras hotel in HALEY |
was in Shoshono last saturday.
80 p.sr ~;,.;,,.l 80 tLa /
seooe7gat Csgev was in the city
saturlav on his return from Salt
lake Civ
VI an i's' Ien y. D's"s ser
al ovorc;ses - Ro,sA Monday aud
r,,es5av
Silk, Worsted and wool tieeced
lined underwear at cost 1or the
= ''
nasse'Seis w 'Ai9 - ''',0n '''|' u"'
on 'neit return iioin 'n9'i "euOi"s
'iip a' oca'eiio'
Miss Tracy Barley of HALEY !
- .1,o,,~b 49, 49, l.s.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09
Correspondence.

c. A. Hemphill and wife arriveo
from Yvsilanti. Michigan, last
evening. Nj. HemphiIl comes to
take charge Of the First National
Bank as cashier.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to me will please cali and
settle their accounts by the first OF
January or they will be placed in
the hands of collector.
NJ. A. COOLIDGE.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09

Dr. n. Newman, The European Eye Specialist OF Pocatelo
Idaho who making regular trips each this vicinity
will be the McFall House January15 and 6 Dr. Newman
the best schools Europe His wonderful
correcting the sight has hundreds better vision
and saved from blindness Dr. Newman fits glasses for all de-
Headache Indigestion Dyspepsia Comp
specially solicited Eyes children Strengthened
without the 0 medicine of the knife.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Consultation Free.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09
Furs-

will pay the highest market
price for coyote, wild cat. and bob
cat hides. A. /. Mcmahon.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09

Thomas II. Gooding made a hy-
ing VISIT to Cooling Tuesday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09

DR.. y. NEWMAN,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-09
oeal overflow.

Sheriff Finney came down from
Boise Wednesday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-19

bertha of lace. She wore n veil and car
ried n shower bouquet of brides roses.
The bridesmaid was gownod in pink silk
chiffon and carried n bouquet of white
chrysarthomums. Mrs. Staples. the bride :
only sister, wore her wedding gown. n
white satin dress trimmed with duchcsse
lace with rose points.
The dining room had pink for its color
scheme, the ceuterpicce being massed with
pink chrysanthcmums. On either side of
tho floral decorations were candelabra
with pink candies and at each corner of
the table bouquets of pink chrysanthe-
NUNS joined with festoons of asparagus
fern. Misses Eugenla Rocheleau and
Winnifred Rowell and Mrs Charles W.
Steele served, and rho mattresses were
Misses Ruth Lane. Alice T.. Kicker. Edna
T.. Scott. Alice NJ Parkhurst. Dora Tuck
err Edwina NJ. Blodgctt and Beatrice 8.
May.
The bride received during the past week
many beautiful Sifts from friends here
and elsewhere, including szablc checks,
choice sterling silver in sets and indi-
vidual pieces. imported china and beauti-
full cut glass. Mr.. and Mrs. Husband left
on the midnight train for New York TO
remain a few days, after which they Will
20 10 Washington, where Mr.. Husband
will enter at once upon his official duties.
The guests from out of town who at
tended the wedding included DR. and Ms.
G. W. Staples and Misses Alice and Bcs-
sic Hutchinson of Lyndonvlle, Mrs. G. G.
Narney ard Miss Varney of Barre. Miss
Grace G. Emery Of Biddeford, Me Miss
Carrie S. Drew. Ira Drew and Dean
Dwinell OF Burlington, Charles Webb,
Paul Dillingham;, Mrs. F.. \. Mutt and
Mrs. Arthur LamSon of Montpelier. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Fl. Howe of Thetford Walter
T.. Jewett OF Woodsville, n II.
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STOLE A GOOD HARNESS
Ernest Gilbar of RichfOrd under Arrest
Was suspected of Stealing
Livery Team


~ AlbauS. NOV. lone OF the odd
cases IN the annals OF crime came to light
mere to-day and resulted in tho arrest Of
Ernest Gilhar of Nchtord on the charge
OF grand larceny with the possible charge
oil having to answer to a change Of horse
steallng. Inc story starts in Richtord,
where on saturday morning Gilbar went
to the livery stable Of Eugene Lawyer
ana hlred horse and buggy, stating to
Mr.. LaWye: that he wanted to drive TO
sheldon junction on business trip and
would surely be back the same night. He
DIDN'T return on Saturday or Sunday
night anc Mr.. Lawyer called Sheriff k"l-
ley on the phone and giving him de
scrlptlon Of the man and the rig, asked
him to take tho matter up.
This morning MHrOn Waller, who lives
on the Georgia shore of the lake, drove
To the Jail and told a story of how he
had been robbed the night before Of "a
iiuo harness and robe. He said that on
sunday evening young man driving a
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consumptives and such other matters per-
tanning to tuberculosis as may properly
engage their attention in connection
herewith, and shall make n com
pletc report thereto Of the results of their
investigations together with such recon-
mendatiOns in regard to State santa
rum for Consumptves its location, cost,
etc, as they may deem advisable, leaves
tomorrow TO inspect the State sanitarium
at Rutland. Mass, those in and about
New York city, asO the LOOMS santa
rum at Liberty, y. Y. If time permits,
they will also visit one In New Jersey and
one at Sharon, Mass, and return in time
for Thanksgiving.
During the pas year they have met
with most of the county medical societies
and with the State Medical society at its
annual meeting in order to obtain con-
sensus of opinion and interest the medical
men in the State in the matter of the con-
troll and suppression of tuberculosis
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PHAR-
MACY.
Bennington. Nov. i'll. Z. hopkins Of
brandon has been appointed by Governor
Mccullough a member of the state board
Of pharmacy. The commission bears date
Of November So 1858. and the appointment
is for FIVE years.
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Mrs. Rose D. Ostrout of West.
teld Given Preliminary Hear
Ing on Serious Charge.
ABUSE OF TOWN PAUPER
Fhysicinns Testify That There We're
TWO Bruises on the Head OF AImcda
Ho!t Sufficient to Cause Her
Ocath-The Towns Contract
with Mrs. Ostrout.

Westfield. Nov IA preliminary hear
ing was opened hero before Justice e.
. Miller this afternoon i'm the case Of
STATE VS.. Rose Ducharmc Ostrout, who
is charged with ill treatment and causing
me death of town pauper, Miss Almeda
iioyt states Attorney n. w. Farman
ol Newport is conducting the prosecution
ana the respondent Is represented bv ]
W. redmond of Newport Six witnesses
were examined by the State this after
noon.
large number of witnesses remain TO
pe examined Tomorrow The case has
attracted a great deal of attention and
people from all sections of the county
were present to-day to hear the testi-
mcny. The town hall where the hearing
IS being held was crowded throughout
the day.
DIR. W. A. Young OF this place and DR..
I. {. Waller of North Troy, who per-
formed an autopsy on the remains OF
Miss Hoyt were examined to-day. They
testified to finding numerous Commissions
and abrasions on the head and body and
three eXtravasations of blood. Two con-
tusions of the brain Were found in the
occipital regions either one of which would
have caused death. Each one OF the ply
sicians gave 1t as his opinion that with
proper care Miss Hoyt might have lived
year before succumbing to tuberculosis
with which she apparently was affected.
Walter Durham, oVerseer of the poor,
was the next witness and he testified as
TO the contract made with Mrs Ostrout
for the care of Miss Hoyt. Mrs. Ostrout
was to board and properly care for Miss
Hoyt but the town was to provide her
with suitable clothing and medical at
tendance whenever II was needed He
also said that Miss l1oyt was sufficiently
intelligent to make her wants known
Three other witnesses called by the
State testified to the terrible conditions
in which the body of Miss Hoyt was found
at the residence of Mrs. Ostrout 1t WAS
badly bruised, was on very meager bed
on the floor and was so emacated as TO
suggest starvation.
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GIRLS MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Miss Amelia NOchini Dies IL Days after
Being Poisoned.

Barre. Nov. 15-The funeral Of Miss
Amelia Vochim. the l6-year-old daughter
of Joseph Vochini, who died yesterday
from corrosive sublimate poisoning. was
held this forenoon at ten o'clock from her
home on Second street and the body was
inferred in Hope cemetery.
The facts regarding the death are rath-
or yelled. The girls family declare that
she did not take the corrosive subimate
with suicidal intent and they state that
the girl told them she made a mistake
when she took 1t. a peculiar fact In CON
nection with the death Is that the girl
lived u days after swallowing the poison,
Just how much she swallowed is not
known When DR.. j. r. insolvency ar
rived at the house he gave the usual
emotic and after some time the girl was
pronounced out Of danger. She continued
to improve for several days until Friday
night when her condition grew decidedly
worse. Her suffering was intense a short
time before death came.