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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
CAPITAL PUNISH ME Mt.

At the conclusion OF this hearing the
committee took up the bills abolishing
capital punishment States Attorney j.
H. Sentcr favored the bins characterizing
capital punishment as barbarous and a
relic Of the dark ages. The only object
of punishment is TO prevent crime and the
fear Of the death penalty does not dete.
n murderer from his crime. }. w. Rod
mond Of Newport also favored the bill as
in the line of progress in making the
laws that govern the people Of this STATE.
Capital punishment is not necessary IN
this day for the protection Of tho lives ana
Liberties Of the people vengeance is
mine | Will repay saith the Lord Let
the state Of Vermont get into line and
abolish this relic OF barharsm.
The Rev. j. Hall Long Of Bethel OPP
posed the bills and advocated keeping the
death penalty on tho statute books. Life
/ imprisonment is n farce, the committee
knows it and jurors and attorneys know
it. Tho pardon of j. Sherman Carswcll
by Governor Mccullough was cited i'm
confirmation Of this. Carswcll was sem
fenced to life imprisonment for tho muir
i der of George Could in East Montpelier
about 20 years ago
/ Mr. lIapgood of Peru favored the bills
under discussion.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
Senators Lord and Isham Added 10
Committee 10 Investigate Stotc
Institutions.

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BILLS INTRODUCED.


II @2-Hy Mr. Eddy of stowe. amend'
ing Act IS OF Acts Of 1902. relating to rail-
road commission. Commission 10 consist
/ Of two members 10 BE elected bi-ennially
! by joint assembly. Limits assistance
board may employ Penalty for non-com-
pNanco with board orders - Increased
| from So day to SE'-Sl,Ho day until
order is ohcyed Time OF appeal limited
to three days. Salary Of members,
| a day. Time for commission TO act re-
dUccd from 50 to 70 days. Committee on
railroads.
II. 33+-By the same, amending tina
charter of Hyde Park village. Committee
on corporations.
II 335-By Mr. Waite Of Hyde Park, re-
latirg to ballots. Committee on elections
I Ballots to be- delivered TO town clerk in-
stead of presiding officer.
! H. @36-By Mr., Campbell OF Rocking.
ham. Amending Bellows Falls village
chartor Committee on corporations
H. &}7-Iy M Graves of bennington.
relating to railroads. Committee on rail.
roads Covers the estlbli shing OF suitable
d"rots
H. SSS-AIy Mr., Graves OF bennington
authorizing the compilation of railroad
laws. Committee on railroads.
H. S39-Uy Mr. Bullard Of Burlington.
Amending charter Of Ethan Allen Engine
CO. Committee on corporations,
H. 3io-Ey Mr.. Davis of Rethcl amend.
ing act permitting Whitcomb high school
to issue bonds Committee on education.
H. S4l-By Mr.. Darling Of Hardwcb,
relating to child ana woman labor. Chil-
drcn under Is shall not be employed in
any factory. workshop or store Children
shall not he employed during school
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ENATE-AFTERNOON.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


S. 12i-By Senator Dickcy Of Orange. By
request, giving fire district No in town
of Barre certain additional powers. Com
uittee on corporations.
S. 122-By Senator Rowland of Rutland,
changing name Of Troy Conference Aced-
envy to the poultney Seminary. Commit
tee on corporations.
S. 123-By senator Lawrence of Addison,
relating to court Of claims. Makes the
judges elective by general assembly and
extends its powers. Provides in detail for
the disposition of business in the court
Auditors of accounts not to he member
of the court but shall appear at hearings
IN behalf Of the State. Committee on ju-
dietary.
S. l2i-By the same. appropriating
money TO pay claims allowed by court Of
claims to date. Committee on State and
court EXPENSES.
:. 125-By Senator Madison of BEN
nigton. relating to fishing In certain
waters. Committee on game and Ash
cries
s. 12G-By Senator Tsham Of Chit
tcndon, by request, relating to pro-
lection of birds. Committee on game
and fisheries
5. 1e7--By Senator Hawley OF
Franklin. relating to examiners OF
teachers Committee on education.
:. 14s--Bv Senator Buxton of Rut-
land, relating to office Of auditor Of
accounts. Salary Of deputy auditor to
be $500. Clerical assistance not to ex-
coed $4,000 to be permitted. Committee
on state and court expenses.
$. 129-By Senator Simpson Of Cale-
donia, by request, relating to trustee
process. Makes the limit s. instead
OF $40. Committee on judiciary.
$. l2o--By Senator skinner of Or-
/ leans. relating to notices Of petitions
to Legislature for corporation charter,
etc Notice shall be published. Gem
cral committee.
BILLS KILLED.
! s. 49-Rclating to the parole OF pris-
oncrs. Adverse report.
/ H. 49--Providing for n woman on
certain state boards. Adverse report
senator Wells asked for inform alton.
Senator Lord explained that no par
/ ticular reason was presented to the
judiciary committee for the change.
! if 1t were indeed a change and that
there appeared to be no call for thu
bin lie thought legislation that was
not needed was better let alone. Sem
ator Wells favored the bill. Senator
! Carpenter called for the yeas and Maya.
Senator Wells moved that the bill he
ordered to lie, but tho motion WAS
/ lost. Tho vote on third reading re.
/ suited. YES. 8 no. -. Senators Bux-
ton simpson and Wells voted yes
senators Lawrence and Slack were alb
sent. All others voted no.
/ H. GS--Drauviu,r of grand and uetit
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mittee that the evidence at the trial
showed Mrs. Rogers mentally irresponsible
and that she will be sufficiently punished
and society fully protected If Mrs. Rogers
spends the remainder of her life within
the stone walls of the State prison at
Windsor.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
senate Pnsscss Plurality Election NIL
Interesting Measures Introduced
In Large Numbers.

Called to order by the president Do
votional exercises conducted by the chap
lain. journal of Mondays proceedings
read and approved.
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READ TWICE AND REFERRED.

II. % Publishing Of notice of meetings
OF listers. Committee on grand list.
II. 1o'-proyiding for lire drills in pub
lie schools. Committee on education.
II. loa-Inspoction of f'od drugs, etc.
Committee on public health.
II. ll0-lie gisttation of births. mar
riages, etc. Committee on public health.
II, l2l-provdiug for repairs on Hub
hardton battle monument. Committee on
military affairs.
II. l3l-Fishmg in Shelburne pond. GEN
eral committee.
II. EN-Reports and records Of auditor
of accounts. Committee on judiciary.
II. l6l-To change name of logback ISL
AMI General committee,
II. l>9-ro Incorporate Eastern Vermont
Telephone and Telegraph company, COM
mIttce ON corporations.
II. lsl-Capital stock of C. r. welch
Maple company. Committee on corpora
tons.
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mary hill this afternoon.
state Librarian George w. Wing re-
ceived to-day from james Harrison
Wilson, major general. L. S. ". life
OF General William +. Smith. This
valuable work was presented through
ex-Gov. j. c. Mccullough to the State
library and in presenting it General
Mccullough said: I'm my opinion
nothing could he more appropriate than
that this testimonial to the worth of
one of Ncrmonts ableat and bravest
sons should ind a place on the shelves
of the library. This book Is deserved
and great tribute to n great and great
~ wrongcd officer. General Smith
Will ever be remembered as one OF
the states foremost soldiers in the
War of tho Rebellion, and her youth
in all the future will never fail to do
honor to his memory. Let this story
of his life and of his services to his
country be carefully preserved among
the state archives as a fitting com
panion to the portrait medallion Of
Gcenral Smith. now placed on the
walls of the Capitol building"
by a large majority tho Senate this
afternoon Killed the bin giving women
representation on certain state boards
and the House by a yea and nay vote
of 1876 to SO refused a third reading to
the bill introduced by Mr.. Papc of
Barre city providing for election of
representatives to the general assem-
bly, by plurality vote on the first
ballot. on which there had been an adj
verse report. and which was taken up
| this afternoon as - special order Mr.
Papc earnestly advocated the passage
| .,c L.. l. 4 10.
Mr.. Archihald Of Manchester. MIR Ill-
lizard of Cabot. Mr.. Kicker of St. Johns
bury and Mr.. iapgood of peru. who
made one of his characteristic
| speeches.
Equally effective were the speeches
against this bill by Mr.. Shorburrc Of
| Pomfret, Mr. Buttcrhold of Woathors-
! field. Mr. Chodel OF Stockbridge and
| Mr. Newton of Reading
/ in all 1856 bills were introduced in
the House to-day and about 80 in the
Senate At one time this afternoon
A bills were introduced in the House
read twice and their titles only and re-
fcrred to committees. all inside OF %
minutes. This might possibly be call
cd rush Legislation
ono Of the important bills introduced
in the HOUSE to-day was by Representa-
tive Again OF Ludlow winch is designed
TO encourage corporations to organize
under Vermont laws thereby Increasing
tho revenue OF tho state Similar Laws
exist I'm Maine New Jersey. Vow York
AMI many other states This bill pro-
vdos that companies with a capital stock
/ Of million dollars or oyer shall pay an
annual tax to tho state of one twentieth
az one u,r cent of tho CaDitll stock nr
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JOINT RESOLUTION.

Senator Prouty of Orleans introduced
a Joint resolution providing for the pur
chase by the gov ernor of suitable silver
service suitably inscribed for the battle
ship Vermont and its presentation to
said hattfeship at an expense not to OK
coed 5000. which was referred to tho
joint committee on State and court co.
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IT, 6a-Jegnlzing reorganization 81
Swanton Savings Rank and Trust Co.
ADOPTED,

". Joint resolution relating to irvcsti-
cation Of condition of Remington Battle
Monument association property
Senator Lord moved that tho House
be requested to return to the possession
of tho Senate II. y, charter of Goddard
Seminary and the motion was carried
The president announced as additional
members of the joint committee to in
vcstigate state institutions in accorda nee
with the resolution Senator Lord of
Washington and Senator Isham of Chit
tendcn.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
s. eo-By Senator Lawrence of Addison,
relating to form Of ballots. Provides that
on ballots for state, district and county
officers. over the republican column,
shall be printed an eagle. over the demo-
cratic column star. over the prohibition
column lamb and over any other party
column such emblem AZ that party may
ask for, no two parties to have the same
emblem. Committee On elections.
= 9l--By Senator Carpenter of Rutland,
to enable city of Rutland to build and
equip a city hall and to issue bonds for
that purpose. General committee.
s 92-By Senator Carpenter of Rutland,
relating to judge of probate for district
OF Rutland. Raises salary from $500 to
81 200. Joint committee on State and court
expenses.
S. 93-By Senator Lord OF Washington.
to pay NJ. NJ. Gordon sum named Com
mittoc on claims.
s 94-By Senator Lord of Washington
relating to divorce and orders of alimony.
Committee on judiciary.
S. Shy Senator Slack of Caledonia,
relating to jurors fees. Makes pay of all
county court jurors 500 per day and
Jurors in justice court 81 per day. Joint
commune on Sldlt ana court fNi''IS''S.
:. 96-iy Senator slack, relating to dis
trihution of assets Of insolvout estates OF
deceased persons. Makes payable next To
expense Of last sickness s2s for hcad-
store if So ordered by probate court.
/ Committee on judiciary.
+ : Sly Senator Eaton Of Washington.
~ incorporate the WaitsNcld aud FHNstou
Telephone co. Committee on corporations
=. :n-Ey Senator prouty oi orleans.
r,latiu-, to- issue of bonds hv electric rail
way companies Must first secure APP
prevail of railroad commissioners. Com
mittoe on railroads.
: o.-Bv Senator Wells of Washing
top. amending so. H. Acts of 1907 relat-
ing 10 computation of reserve liability oi
life Insurance companies. Committee on
Insurance.
: 100 -r;y Senator Wells Of Wa shng-
lton relating to policies Of fire insurance
Every policy to be countorsisnod by an
agent Of the company. Committee Oh IN
sWdncc
: 10, by Senator Slack Of Caledonia
duties Of orgoant-at-arms. Shall lI"cI
buildings. etc, insured. Joint committee
or state and court expenses.
= 1G!-Ey Senator Wells Of Washing
ton. relating t. domestic Insurance com
Iaries. Committee on insurance.
S lof-By senator Wells. relating to IL
.ccnse to brokers to procure fire insurance
to unauthorized companies. CoIAnitteo
on Insurance.
/ ON motion Of senator Prouty Of orleans
tho senate adjourned
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ing, purifying, and beautifying
tor the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and
Hands OF Infants and Children
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person need 60 forth into the
world tortured and disfigured by
inherited humors of the Skin,
Scalp, and Blood If CUTlCURA
REMEDIES have been ussd IN
childhood.
Sod throughout; the world Cucura Soap 25c, ONT
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THIRD READING ORDERED.
s G-imendinG charter of city Of Mont
"lier, Favorable report.
BILL INTRODUCED.

5. 1l3-Hy Senator Fisk Of Windsor. To-
lating to charters of corporations. Com
mlttcc on corporations.
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II. Officiating to publishing statement
OF county finances
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Mothers Praise 1t.

Mothers every where praise One
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little ones it has saved. A certain
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A Heavy Load.

To lift that load off of the stomach
take KodoI Dyspepsia Cure. 1t dl-
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ONE WOMAN'S HATS.

Mrs. Emma Schmidt, of Chicago.
has appealed for a divorce and the
verdict turns upon the vital question
as to how many hats a wife is EMIT.
led to.
Mrs. Schmidt told the Judge that
her husband had bought her only
four hats in eleven years, and all of
them were cheap ones.
Plat was one hat for every thirty
three months.
incidentally Mrs. Schmidt ex-
planned how she had drudged in her
husbands saloon and grocery store,
brought up a large family, scrubbed,
cooked, swept and mended and that
for this eleven years of domestic
servitude she had been grudgingly
allowed four cheap hats.
In his defense Mr.. Schmidt said
he was quite sure his wife had as
many as seven hats in the eleven
years. That was one hat for everv
nineteen months. Crossquestioned.
however, he admitted that some of
these seven might have been old
hats done over.
The defendant further explained
that every year or so Mrs. Schmidt
would distract his attention from his
business and annoy him by asking
for a new hat. When fo~rbearance.
ceased to be a virtue he would go
down in his pocket and give her a
dollar and tell her to go and get a
new hat and be done with 1t.
The judge took the case under adj
Visement.
1t is well.
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Nervous Dyspepsia
Can be cured if one will try the
right thing.

Can be cured if one will try the
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was down with Nervous Dyspep-
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L had severe nervous spells nearly
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/ bought a dozen bottles audit was
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Creedmore, Granville County, N. G.
r. F. D.. No. /. Aug. 1, 1904.
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HOw's 'AnFs

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Some SeasOnable Advice.

1t may be a piece Of superhous adj
vice to urge people at this season of
the year to lay in a supply OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Itisalmost
sure to be needed before winter is
over, and much more prompt and
satisfactory resultsare obtained when
taken as soon as a cold is contracted
and before it has become settled in
the system, which can only be done
by keeping the remedy at hand.
This remedy is SO widely known and
so altogether good that no n should
hesitate about buying it in prefer
ence to any other. It is for sale by
Higgins Drug Co.
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CASTORIA
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Bees Laxative Honey and Tar.
This remedy cuts the mucus, heals
the membranous lining Of the throat.
lung and bronchial tubes, wards off
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