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NOTICE FOR ElNS

At. Elks De prepared or short ao- ice 10 attend funeral of Frank kielner .r conjunction with the MasOEs.
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Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-29
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 in connection with the ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM,
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
in connection with the

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 Elegant Pullman, Standard and Tourist Slepers. Free Reclining Chair Cars and Day Coaches on all trains
 Dining Car Service unexcelied.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-29

N. 5.-For handsomely illustrated booklet desriptiye of
 cLoUDcRoFT, the Premier Summer Resort of the Southwest, send four cents postage to
 A. H. BROWN. General Passenger Agent F P & N E. System. Fl Paso. Texas.
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Call on nearest agent for full in formation, or addess the undersigned
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-29
M&swN@s~ $aet.
Happenings
 at the Store"

Everybody finds something careful Dainty things f. herese,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-29

UNITED MoDERNs NO. tso Meet 2nd and 4th Mondays at 8 p. m. at Opera House hall. Visiting members cordially invited. c. c. Warner, Chair. M. B. Crank, Sec'y.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-29
SIPS to S2.5O

Blouse Suits in Penang, linen, Calatea and French cheviotS in
 blues, browns and strips in nar
 TOW and wide effects complete , stockof suits larger and bet
 ter than we have had heret ofore. 85e to $2 %
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

Daily actiou OF the bowels 10 neCes.
say. Az nature WITH Ayers Pins,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02
+ MINES AND MINING =
An1nx Exesszn<nsk
~ SO k-.-lrsss

9iEila~ hr.'i'1tsss-
u he rush a. the n.sW uainlnz caulIsr
All b. prpductIse uf zss-a 4l.lo5s.h
th. inesiiatie disapE.siuiui,sEli Fer-sali-
"a IN saeh ca-,-~ = fhe cans Il
same fresh asHaaci.atIaus a. - tle
uncertainty a mining The fscf Is
thai Hi.,-i neW casaFs, whsis iiuna By
pgsr useu arc nat whas T. kusvn A.
poor uscn : camps. far the rcas.,H
ih.li a god dead II IsaTs.sy L. roquIred
- Pui the property va PAYING
basis A. a consequence. the prs
Tssctar stakes a. MANY clalHs a.
possible IA the trsf rush. - thai h.
may sell o. s1me of the belaicd ar
rivals Who are supposed - have
more mouey than mining knowl-
edge
Camp Bowerman - an example 81
tAis and viii uuioubtedly offer a
better held neN sprine far the bl,Ba
hie investor than II do,s to-day. for
the reason that the stakes uTpn
which no work has been dome viii NJ
l1nger hold and the ground Wall be
upen % lucati1u II y na unlikely
that s1mcthing good NAV be- found
there this winter, bat it l. mproba-
bic that any considerable number If
Tr1-pect1r- will remain iu camp un-
til next spring The showing north
and south al Tin Cup and White
Pine Is So much move attractive and
permanent that these districts will
undoubtedly get the benefit ai any
overflow from the rushe~ to Bower
man and SherrId
The above is reprinted although
containing luarcuracles, O. show
how the whole mining world Is talk
ing about tiuuuI-lu county More
are coming into B3wermau these
days chan g uut aud some big com
pauy- are preparing to work good
sorces Of men and building j. rapid
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02
Lower Cunnison Valley Items.

NewsC hampton Correspondence.
Rosie Moore returned THURSDAY 81
last week from a three weeks visit
with her sister at Como
Sima and Rosie Moore entered
school this week, the former board
ing with Mr. Geo Andrews and the
the latter with Il II Andrews.
Mr. Gust Mergleman aud daugh-
ters spent Sunday at the home Of c.
l.. Stone Their visit was returned
"Wednesday by Miss Clara Ashley.
I. W GRAY and family Of Ohio
Creek spent Saturday and Sunday
with Il. H. Andrews. Mr.. Gray re
ports surplus Of approximately
1000 tons of baling hay from Ohio
valley this year.
Rev. Mr.. Rose OF theM. f.. church
IF Gunnison will preach at the Hill
side school house next Sunday at the
close Of Sabbath school services, $3.50
p. m He Is a good preacher and
the house should be filled
oscar Banner of Sapinero was in
Gunnison "Wednesday on business
connected with the new ranch he Is
taking up near that place lie is an
ambitious youth and we wish him
success in his venture.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

W :. Chenoveth Of Davenport.
Iowa, passed through Gunuison ON
his way to Dubois. lie is president
Of the Dubois Mining and Milling
Go. which owns and operates the
Dubois, Davenport and Adair mines
near Dubois. They have started a
new tunnel in the Adair which is
now in - feet with good milling
ore in sight. Mr. Chenuweth viii
soon go uh to Plumas county, Cal
where he owns valuable mining
prope ty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02
Hiass fsosn SAe.nesoA

Ns-ss-i l.sa.sssss esrrs-ss,sa..aaoa
j. g. Harms l. IN the ssck ll-i tili-
aessk
Mr tiageln IL sn tns -iek H='
rhis Nesk
>alinero vas sisneJ by a cld
snap fhi- week
BiB Harms and l.. Hsantley we're
n i1wH this week shopping
Mr. Graham shipped twa c.srl,ass
~ lunlbcr O. ChIcsgo last week
n : Cheuoweth passed thruuei
i,su Yesterday en- ..raute o. beaver
iH interest," 0i bic mining property al
Nslbais
J1hu Chance Was in town last even
lug t1gs't a drunk John saws watch
b. -cihce Al bis "bfreen Maintain
ranch
T.. = Bowers has c1mpleted cui.
ting his hav 1u Pine creek and re-
tarned D. his f1rmer home iu Ceb1lla
valley
Mr. Greenland. the operator at this
paaut has returued tr1m his vacati1u
and relieved Mr. Brown who return
"a o. his station lasf evening
Henry Rassmu-sen aud Ieter
swanson ol Lake Pork have taken
the contract CIR getting ties ou >usp
creek l1r 2 Peterson
III ;. and J J. Carpenter arrived
n town Monday with l2j head Of
beef cattle with the intention Il ship
ping O. Denver Ca TUESDAY they
learned thai prices 1n beef had tll
ieu 25'a, decided not o. ship and re-
tsued 90 the hills with their cattle
5n "Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

John Chapman was In from the
gold diggings at BOwerman Tues
day and reports things looking well
up there. 4 number OF big com
panies are in the field either work
ing or preparing for much work.
Cabins are going up fast, especially
since the new saw mill arrived Al
together ii looks like a good winter
camp and a big boom in the spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02
Camp Bo~erman Items.
IBovrrman Herald

{ Bowcrman Herald,
Bowerman has new livery barn.
\ dozen companies Will be opcrat
ing in the district soon.
The people here welcome the saw
mill as many are ANXIOUS 90 do build
ing.
Why doesn't Bowerman camp get
a postothce? We certainly need it
and petitions have gone in twice.
Again why don't we get it.
Mcssrs B1werman and Damn have
opened richer ore than ever i'm the
independent shaft. 1t is a sure win
ner Mr. Dunn brought down few
DAYS ago samples of ore that simply
sci the town wild. Big chunks of
gold showing in the quartz was a
wonderful sight
Lorraine is new camp recently
SURVEYED. located between this city
and Wamita. The site is owned by
Jos. kuuz and others Several lots
have been sold and much building
il being done there. Ford brothers
of Denver have secured property In
/ the locality and viii soon commence
Operations They are now putting
mp "a building al Lorraine
/ There are MANY things t1 insure
great activity in the Bgvemm dis
trict mining properties this fall and
winter The ~h0wing- throughout
/ the district are sufficient To- warrant
such work. Companies are being
formed continually and new work
started There is much money com
ing into the camp and we can reason
ably expect good times throughout
the winter. The difficulties nov be-
ing experienced by other camps
though depl1rcd by us, are helping
this district. Operato-s are being
driven to new fields and Bowermuu
will more than get it, share Many
people are coming in now and the
place l. receiving a good substantial
growth We all have common
cause and that i to lend our force.
to help building the camp aud sus
tanning it on solid basis
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02
AROUND hsDS~ss.<s ~ esr vsss.
n X ssA SaiAe~> ssA k~Ssss. II
COIINTN Ssssi.ssits. AbrssA.
A- C>sbon NSus
No. l.isasass.s.a C.srs--s-sassss.se

N1s--t isasaass.ssss C.srF--a-lsssrss.se
M. b NJ Baazer- - ga She s.es
h.s
Ne al think fhaf J J >n..akl.
iFi huniing "a. Tedslse Is i..s.-
urs
Whils dunsIlng eu.sl l.s-s Frass
frauk kuuze had his hand baliis
mashed
Thcre -,aeIu- D. BE- a strgnz aflrae
uau iar -5ae af pur yoang men a.
ttuHuI-8u-
Nick C.'-tslia died vers sudsie1sls
FRIDAY evening u uiser clasamp
ti1n
Jahu kunzr has moved a. NJ
Carbon from the Pos ranch whicl
has rcceutly been purchased by Ga
rev Parich.
uur popular engineer. II. r Eie
refurprd tr1a lsuver Monday viii
bi- bride f,rmerly Miss Margaeriil
sheriff al Louisville
B III Calhoun who has been sis
rtiug his s1u. " 7 Calhoun. an
daughter, Mr. b N B1agers t..r
pa-t summer has returned o. hi-
hume iu Iowa
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02
Pow 3erhorn Pointers.
- ponllonce

Nev--t hampton t0rrsspoudience.
D. y nocriug went o. Gunnisor
last week
Chas Iori was down from tha
Lake Pork a few DAYS ago.
Johnny Poster was down last week
few DAYS from Lake CITY vlsitsng
Erne-t
Duncan Campbell Is carrying tn
mail during the absence of A. III
Duering.
Edgar Bowers was In from his new
ranch uu Pine creek and spent a
night in the valley
George Ronk was over from the
park last Monday lie reports it a
little "frio' in that section.
Mrs. w + Matzke who has been
a valley visitor for three months ha,
returned 90 her home in Vulcan
sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Doering passed
through the valley with their daugh-
ter Grace on their way 10 Salidd
where they will spend few days
with relatives.
Mrs. Rulfner who has been visiting
her daughter and SOM -n-law, Mr. and
Mrs. W T. Samm0ns, returned To
the lower country last week in com
pany with Lewis Summons.
The Friday night dance was quite
well attended. Two big loads we're
over from Vulcan. Dancing contin-
ued until daylight before they thougt
of home Everybody had merry
time
Sheldon Hyde accompanied by
Misses Maud and Mvra Radeka and
Miss Maud NcGrcgur. left for Delta
county last Tuesday where they will
spend a couple Of weeks among
friends and relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

VIM Wcbhar Of Nj. Carbon was
m Hunnls1u Yesterday. He sw1ra
complaint against Valentine IeiI-
niger and wife fyr beating his Web
Der s. children and Perry Snodgras-
undersherltf. has gone up TODAY 10
seave the warrant of arrest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

Citizen The Pueblo capitalists
who are developing the mine north
of town, known AZ the Wilson mime
have leased the mine south of town
in which John Pogua was interested
and will put men To work there at
once. The car # machinery that
was shipped from Philadelphia, sew
eral weeks ago for the Gothic mill
arrived yesterday and frsighfer Tho
mas began hauling it over yesterday
altrru1uu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

The recent find of rich ore ln the
Sylvanite at Gothic shows remark
able ore that runs in the neighbor
hood Of $1,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

DIR. Louis Weiss. of Del Nortc. was
in Guunison yesterday DIR Weiss
is chief owner Of the Good Hope
mine at Vulcan. The shaft is down
seven hundred feet, the vcin Cross
cut and a drift is running for the
ore chute. There is mo- doubt but
this mine will begin shipping again
before many weeks The southern
gold belt has not received So much
mention Of late ON account of the
sensational Bowerman and Nherrud
discoveries, hut 1T Is all there and
includes some of the best mines m
the tJuuui~Un country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

Pilot r.. II. JefTries and Mr.. Lang
ford, two Of the promoters of the
Wilson coal mine. were here last
week looking over the Wilson mine
and also property belonging to the
P0gna estate. Last "Wednesday ma
chIuery for five stamp mill, ma
chiuerv for a -awmiIl and a traction
engine arrived over the -. a Il. G..
and went on to Irwin where they are
placed ON the Washington group of
claims.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

W : Smith returned "Wednesday
from the Cochetopa where he has
been doing considerable surveying
work
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-02

G. H. Judd has been in Gmnlson
most Of the week from Gothic. The
new mill is installing its machinery
and will soon he IN operation. Mr.
Judd SAYS next spring Gothic j. GO
ing to prove one of the best produc-
ing sections of the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23
HEARING OF SENATOR GREEN.
Before United states Commissions
on Charge of Conspiracy.

Before United states Commissioner
on Charge Of Conspiracy.
Blnghamton, n. r., Sept. %. Ths
hearing in the case Of State Senate
George a. Green, charged with eon
spiracy and bribery growing out of Ia,
postal investigation, was begun before
United States Commissioner HaH.
United States District Attorney Cur.
tiss appeared for the people and As.
semblyman James 7. Rogers and 4. II.
Tuthill for the defense. Mr. Tuthill
moved that the charges be dismissed
on the grounds that the indictments
upon which the charges are based do
not reeite sufficient facts to constitute
a crime. Commissioner Hall denied
the motion.
District Attorney Curtiss offered III
evidence copies of the Indictment also
the complaint and two warrants.
AR Curtiss asked that an adjourn
ment be taken until Sept q, stating
that an application wiz be made to
Judge Ray to decide if a further ex-
animation here was necessary. The
case was accordingly adjourned until
Sept. rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23
The Story of Father Johns
Az Interesting History Of Fifty Years.

In 1s4S Rev, Father John O'Brien,
a noble man, came to Lowell, Mass, to d,
the Masters work in ST. Patrick's Parish
In 1854 Father John, as he was fondly
known to his people, was attacked with /
serious cold which, developing into a
stubborn cough and afillction Of the lungs
caused the greatest alarm for the health
81 the beloved clergyman
Medical skin seemed unable to stay the
progress Of the disease. Finally an emil
neut specialist was consulted, who gave
Father John prescription to cure the
cold and remove the lung trouble, as
well as to build up aud strengthen the
body. The clergyman took the prescrip-
ton 70 the old drug store Of Carleton &
Hovey, Lowell, Mass, the firm by whom
Father Johns Medicine is prepared. The
cough soon disappeared and his people
rejoleed when he declared that he had
been made as well and strong al ever.
Father John recommended the medicine
to his Practitioners and friends, ana thou.
sands were made well and strong bv tah.
Ing Il. In getting this preseriptlon thev
always called for aFather ,Iobn's Medi-
cine, ana 50 I was named by the people,
and adyertised-all with the approval ANA
sanction Of Reverend Father 0'Brien. be-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23
SENTENCE OF
SHERWOOD
Defanlting Connecticut Banker Gets
Ten Years Imprisonment.
1T WAS MAXIMUM PENALTY
The Prisoner, Who Pleaded Guilty
Had Misapproprinted Funds to
the Amount of S1OO,O00--Was
Caught In Panama.

New Haven, Conn. Sept Charg-
ed with the Misrepresentation Of funds
and securities Of the Southport Nation.
a bank to the amount Of 100000
oliver I. Sherwood, the former cashier
Of that institution, who was brought
back from Panama, was sentenced by
Judge Plat in the United States dis.
trict court to ten years imprisonment.
the maximum penalty. Sherwood ap.
peared very nervous in the court room
his face and hands twitching convuI-
sively, md he heard the sentence as If
dazed
When the case was called, the prison.
en-, through his counsel, A. L. shipman
Of Hartford entered Il plea Of guilty.
retracting his former plea Of not guilty
District Attorney Parker of Hartford.
~ addressing the court, said that the
indictment against Sherwood embraced
three counts, the first including general
misrepresentation Of funds and securi-
ties to the amount Of at least 100000.
the second false entries III the books 81
the bank and the third false entries in
the report 10 the United States comm.
troller. The district attorney said that
the banks capital was 100000 and
that there was surplus of $4,000. re
considered that in view of all the cir
cumstances connected with the case
the prisoner should be given the fun
penalty on at least one of the counts
and he reminded the court that the law
provided from five to ten years as tie
punishment in cases Of this sort
counsel's Plea Tor Prisoner.
Attorney shipman made d BRIEF plea
for the prisoner. lie said there was no
use denying the guilt OF the respondent
and that the latter had admitted IT
In view, however, OF the report OF
physician who had examined Sher-
wood the attorney declared that the
case presented a psychological problem
which he himself was not able to solve.
He did not know whether Ii could be
called case Of dual personality or
what, but he was certain that sher-
wood showed mental peculiarites.
In pronouncing sentence Judge Platt
expressed regret that an unpleasant
duty had allen TO him and said he had
tried hard TO convince himself that II
would be possible to meet the ends Of
justice by giving the prisoner a SEN
tence Of less than ten years, but he
was unable to reach such 4 conclusion |
lie asked Sherwood and his counsel TO
remember that the court had it within |
his power to take into consideration an |
the three counts and that since he
chose to take only one Of them he was /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23

cause he knew Of It's merit and desired
that all who were ailing might benefit by
Its power to cure.
This old-fashiOned wholesome remedy Il
unequaled as q body-builder and tonic II
restores health and strength to all run
down systems, Its gentle laxative effect
strengthens the stomach and correets the
digestion. 1t drives out all impurities.
1t Is food medicine and contains only
pure nourishment. 1t Is not a patent med
icine, and il is free from opium, morphine
Or poisonous drugs In any form, which are
found In the majority Of patent prepare
tons
While it Is not cough syrup or
''balsam, nothing equals this prescription
for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma
consumption and all throat and lung
troubles 1t has a most soothing and
healing effect and at the same time builds
up the body and makes strength.
We have permission to refer to the
Sisters Superior at the following Homes
and Hospitals where Father Johns Med
ioine is in use; Sisters Of Charity ST.
Johns Hospital Lowell, Mass, Notre
Dame de Lourdes Hospital, Manchester
N. H., Sisters Of Mercy, st. Patrlek's
Manchester, M H., and many
others, the names Of which we shall be
pleased to furnishupon application. When
you ask your druggist for Father Johns
Medicine, remember that the 81 bottles
contain three times the quantity Of the
jO-cent size
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23

cause Of his relentless warfare ogoi,.,
same poaehers. timber cutters and tres.
p assers- HIS had much litigation and
ll4ny Of The woodsmen felt bitter
asalnst him, as they do against other
WeaiIhy gentlemen who have estab.
llshed game preserves in tbe North
Moods and who are held 70 30 infring.
ing on the rights Of the original SET.
some OF these men had made threats
against Mr.. Dexter's life and natnraiIv
lley are under suspicion"
Though Mr.. Badger was averse "a
discussing the hostility among I'M
y toward the New York nil.
lIohaires who have been cuttino 4ba
Horln woods up into game preserves. 4
. i, from Santa Clara, saws that
.ns county authorities have long been
elliclpaung such a crime al me as
sassinauon Of Mr.. Dexter Tba sur
prlslng statement is mazda fhot xrt,i,sr
4, and not Mr. Dexter was
sne man the authorities seared wonId
pe tle first victim Of the Adirondack
woodsmen. 80 1A'iiAoii'ie'eA
fr.,a "e q Dexter's Lawsuits.
oacai N ", Sept 23.-T'bere was
nled - the United States court n tbis
o,,s nnai record in one Of the numer.
nv suns 70 which Orlando P. Dexter
= Mas murdered near Malone, was
paFty' II was the return ~ an
T T'..on for S35 costs against Mr..
wb,oh :, lhe last chapter ii litigation
s y ,,ssn started after AIr. Dexter had de.
T,sg5sa { dam upon his estate in the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23
FIGHTING ON BORDER.
Residents on Tureo- bulgarian From
tier Moving Out For safety.

Residents on TureO-TBuigariau From
tier Moving Out For safety.
London, Sept 23-A dispatch from
Guitchero, on the Turco- Bulgarian
frontier, to the Daily Mail reports
great excitement because Of a skirmish
between Turkish and Bulgarian troops
last Saturday on the mountain range
which forms the border line. The gem
eral impression is that war is only a
question Of a few days. and the people
are removing their property from the
frontier districts to places Of safety.
Turkey Is massing 10000 troops iii
and around Palamka. ten miles from
the Bulgarian frontier, against which
force the Bulgarians have only 1900
men at Kostendil.
The Turkish frontier officers, SAYS A
dispatch to the Times from Dubnitza
Bulgaria, report that the insurgents
under General Zontcheff have been de-
feated with great slaughter near Mel
mix, and a great number Of Bulgarians
were nlassacred in the neighboring vii
lagos, several Of which are burning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23

nouncement Of the $4,000 reward Ill.
nc Il has been published tbronebo,,.
an that part Of the Adirondacks : !
/, nave no doubt unlimited sums win
pc spent to run this cowarllly asqas /" +,
q eartn' said Mr.. Badger. "arr Dev.
e - vas deliberately murdered. His as.
sassin planned the crime skiIIfully NM NJ
has 50 Tar carefully covered M Ills
t rrseks' put there are some clews. 81
: = l le cannot speak just now. which
track. ~ 1ne tlsht
IN. Inc motive for the crime was r.
yenge for some real or fanelad 49,. Il ~
suffered by somebody who NAV Ms 9
believed he was doing q riphtaore t ~ !
large. ii UNITY az
Dexter Had Many Enemte.
Mr. Dexter had many enemies ba
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23
BIG REWARD
is OFFERED
Posse Reported In Pursuit Of Pro-
fessed Enemy Of Murdered Man.
SEARCH TO BE THOROUGH.
Unlimited Money to De spent to Run
Down Assassin = other AdirOn-
daek Landowners Interested.
Hostility Of Woodsmen.
SEARCH TO BE THOROUGH,

Malone N. y, Sept. 23.-With the
sum Of $4,000 at his disposal, John P.
Badger, attorney for the relatives OF
Orlando P. Dexter, who was shot and
killed on his Adirondack estate by an
assassin, has returned here to begin
the hunt for the murderer. While he
was in New York he arranged for the
best detective talent in the country to
come to the Adirondack region and par
ticipate in the search.
In spite Of the apparent slightness
Of elews it is said that a squad of
woodsmen has been sent out to arrest
a man suspected Of the q ne. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23

London, Sept 23-Four tourists who
were climbing the ScafeIl mountain III
Cumberland fell down a preeipica and
were killed scafell is a mountain
near the borders Of WestmorIand, ten
miles northeast Of Rayenglass. 1t has
two SUBMITS, respectively 3,116 and
S,002 feet high. The river Esk rises on
its east side.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23

Geneseo n. vi Sept %. -Four sec-
ton men on the Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western railroad were killed
near Mount Norris by being struck BY
west bound train from New York to
Buffalo. They were on hand car
and owing to a heavy fog were unable
to see the approaching train.