Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-14

newspapers. After they separated end
while Mr. Hayes was living at Asc itncy-
vile, he was assaulted by tho Hunt boys
and badly beaten. Hayes died in Dover.
England. Mrs. Hayes contested her nus
bands will and in the compromise settle
mont she is said to have received over 500,
ND.000 for herself and her son. She now has
Il country place on Long Island. She is
the owner of running and jumping horses
OF not" and has frequently won blue rib
bons at the Now York horse shows. Mrs.
Hayes and Taintor first met in Brattlc-
boro At the valley fair two years ago.
Mrs. Hayes had one of her running
horses there for the races at that time
and Taintor was in charge OF the run
ncrs from tho Icvarts farm in Windsor
and rode in the races both days.
LIQUOR CASES CONTINUED.
In Caledonia County Court the follow
ing liquor cases have been continued
owing tn cases now pending before tn"
supreme court on the constitutionality of
the present liquor laws: St"tc vs.. G.. Com
Stamina. Giscono Bardclli. Eddie I,lr"
and Frank pianfctti, A. Julian, Janice Car
d. Ia. Carl Blanchi and Douglass and
Brown. These State cases have also been
continued: James Wright. for intoXica-
ton; Eddie Craig, breaking and entering;
Frank Jones, assault and battery. The
following state cases have been MOI
pressed: Willie Alexander. arson; Waiter
T.. .Jowott. keeping bucket shop; Nathan
Dcsrochcrs and Emory Gagnon. for grand
larceny; Charles Bcvillo. Louis Bclvillo.
Frank Emery. Harry Emery. for truancy;
Freeman T. Wortcn. forgery: Fred SaltcrS,
pr'h'n OF p'hC': ana Niii'aii w. Nv nm
took. for grand larceny.
PULP WOOD CHOPPERS HAVE BEEN
S1AtGHTFR1NG DEER.
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gross violation or the game Avs oi
Vermont WIS pr",sh' !" I,Nn' 7,t 49,, o.,
land freight offic. that parties living in the
mountains east of that city have been
ridoe 10 cort,in Vermont dealers mixed
wi,h c.lf .kine Tho names Of the sus-
noct.d porsons arc withheld by tho officers
Int ,nvoetic,tions are being made and
nrnsocuttons probably will result The
deer are said to have been illegally slaugh-
tered by Italian pulp choppers cast of Rut.
land as well as by hide hunters.
HEARINGS IN UNITED STATES
COZ RI.
,ri -; ,,.o c,sos in Tho United
c,a,o o1,,,r, ,,,r. bo,d in tho Brooks
IIo,,so I,r,,tloLoro hcfore 1udr. wheeler
,ruos1,r l., A Suw,es Of 81 Albon, tIed
= notition for = ,choarinC in n case o.
his daughter. Miss Susan r. Sow les
against thc First National bank Of Platts-
h,rrh \ Y which was decided som,
limo ARC ON tho ground of newly dis
covered evidences Fuller G. Smith Of
ST Alb,ns anpoarcd for the hank In tn,
suit Of t;okov against the Boston e. Main,
Railroad companv George Youn, Of New
mort Med A rlc1 in abatement on the
ground that the officers return was no,
81 Tobnsburv annoared for the plaintiff
7. s RcrE of I.rattlchoro took out nat
uralization papers.
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eide was made in tho saloon at the Prouty
Inn IN Termination Friday evening by G. :
/ Harding. Had he succeeded in the at
! tempt he would have been the fourth
| in about three weeks Harding an,
| his wife came to Remington from
Greenfield Mass, about three month:
ago. lie secured work in the pulr
mill and she ia the Prouty Inn. Fol
some reason they have occupied room
when not at work on Beach street
Harding. who is said to he not over
/ bright was Jealous. and on one or two
prcvious OCCASIONS had threatened u
X i'll his wife and then himself. Mrs
II rdinr is "A rather propose ssing woman
ana highly snokcn of by those who
know her Friday evening the couple
had n few words i'm the hotel when n,
left her going TO the bar in an adioin
ing room called for a glass of ale
which was given him He drank some
ANA then drawing a two ounce hottie
Of laudanum from his pocket poured
it into the ale and had It almost tr MI
lips when the barkcorer. seeing VIVA
he was doing knoc;xed il from hi
,hand to the floor. Harding went HON,
soon after ANA SATURDAY was rejoicing
that his ATTEMPT had been foiled
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