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rett; constable and collector Fred Girls
wold; tax, S2M.
LINCOLN.
Moderator. Jasper Page. clerk and traa O.
iirer. NJ - Cove: selec'men. ". A. Leo
Aida" Jackman. George Dearborn; OVER
seer Of poor, A. &. Merrill; auditors. c. f..
Bristol g W. Morgan A r. Morgan:
constable and collector. j. n. Beano: is, =
ers, 9. T.. Bristol. Alfred Duclos. Henry
Norton; trustee. L. :. money, A. C. Mer.
rill; town grand Juror. S y. Allen. road
commissioners Joseph Daniels Riley Pur-
inton: town agent. A &. Merrill; school
director Samuel Hin; tax. s1.25. Owing
to tho storm a large number of voters
We're prevented from attending
FE.RRISBl RGH.
Moderator. e. a. Chapman: clerk Mrs.
u. T.. Robinson; seleCtmen. Eugene ral =
mer Elmer Birkett and Fred Allen; school
director, Dr f.. V. Reynolds
ALBrRGH
Moderator. W. A. Solre: clerk. ". War
rem Rockwell; soloctmen, A. X. Sicily. NJ.
+. Goodrich. NJ. Iazeu. treasurer. !. S.
constabcs. O. -. Ben William Asniina;
listers II. r. DARBY. w A. soule. VI. ~.
Reynolds, auditors. T. l.. Sowles, Ia ckson
Reynolds. j. W. Eea.rdsley; trustee o.
public money. !. e Gordon road com
missioner. y. l.auglos: school director NJ
r. Mott; taN lSo cents.
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SENT TO WORK HOUSE

Montrclicr. March ii tollids W ooster
was convicted this morning in city court
ot furnishing oNlcatiuE liquor to " a-
come l.anphcrc who was arrested Sun
day NIGHT and was sentenced by Jt.dg.
WoodW ard t. not less than nine nor more
than twelve months At hard lahuv IN tho
House Of CORRECTION az Rutland.
When his sentence shah have cNIirci
States Attorney Senter proposes To- pro
coed against Wooster and his Witness
GahTcc. for perjury. a particularly nag
raut case at which, developed during
WuoSt cr's trial
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COURT In SESSION
No Cases Can Be Tried by Jury
until Next Monday.
Made Tbnt Willistor
Case against Cattle Con, ,nissioncrs
VIII Probably Never Uc Tried
Several Cases Discont jnued.

Tho March term Of Chttcndcn county
court opened yesterday with Judge Love
land Munsou presiding. the day being o.
cupied with calling the docket and hear
ing motions offered by different attorneys
The petit jury was not in attendance and
will not tie until next Monday.
Court convened at ton o'clock and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. George
Y. Bliss and the usual proclamations by
Sheriff Horton. The case of Carrie Log
gins of Williston vs. Ernest J. Hitchcock
was to have been taken up yesterday, n
struck jury having been cmpaneled, but
it has been continued by agreement
owing To the illness of Mrs Loysins, and
the jurors have been notified not to APP
pear. The action was brought by Mrs.
bogpinS to recover damages of $500 for
herd of cattle that were killed in Willis
ton in 1871 at the instance of Mr. Hitch
cock. who WIS member of the State
board of cattle commissioners 1t was an
nounced by Attorney Mower. who appears
for Mr.. Hitchcock. that the ease would
probably be taken from the docket in the
course &c a week and would never come
to trial.
Owing to the fact that this case was not
ready for trial no other eases could be
taken up. as the jury was not in attend
ance The entire morning was occupied
with calling the docket. The Jury docket
comprises /. cases and of that number
2S will he tried this term. according to
the statements Of attorneys yesterday. 1t
Is probable, how' yer. that some % them
will he continued or settled. There are
also "a large number of court cases to be
heard.
Among the more important cases To he
tried is that Of Alderman G. g. Stiles vs.
Policemen q. l.. Watson and NJ C.
Grafton. The action is brought to recover
damages for tho arrest Of tn" plaintiff by
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FIRE IN OIL ROOM.
Fire Department Called Out Early for
Small BInzc under 4. V. Water Tnnk

III" entire fire department had n long
run at about one O'Clock this morning in
Response To Il call from box 81 ut Crane
mill. The fire was hut small on, and
was located in AN oil room un,icr the
water tank of the Central Vermont Rail
road company, some oil-soaked waste
having become ignited. The prompt arrival
of the department: prevented serious dam
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NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Readcrs-Drnth of
Ccntcnnrinn in Coventry.


Mrs Jane k"yoS. died at the nom" Of h. +
SON, isaac Reyes IN Coventry on Monday.
February -. aged 100 years and two
months ana ~ DAYS. She celebrated her
centennial only recently when sh" seemed
nron, ,",,, ,u 81 ,,o "e " " =
Wv i"i" nav u" '','
,, i.'' anu NV ''''"'"'''' O''H
u.s.
MAN DROWNED, N CASTIETDN
me p"dN OF y d. M'i,"ha"' age" ~
noa,. thn Dnmrtnry h,id,,. .,hnu, six
" 'l''N NrS' r'i'lE morning pN carr N""u-
hu'N. Mcdonald mad ilNfd m 'Hsti"lpn
ao'ut TWO noithS. Two weeks "%" ms
VII" Ici, MN. gong to New jersey 10 IlNc.
Sll'c th'h y" had h""n STAYING At IN"
b"ll"scen HoiSo ana working IN IN" Jones
quarry. ~" had been drinking some of
Iit'c, put was sober 1uesdaE nlEht. during
the DAY no hai been d"sppnd"nt lie re-
tired 1T eleven "oIork. leaving " 'Hll for
hv' O'Clock IN IN" m"tn'nt When an
foHnI I" ne empty. Marh@ il I'll" snow
SNOW" d whore Mcdonald mad sat ou th'
edge OF tH' bridg" ANA II - not know %
whether n" Jumped int" III" river - f"iI
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At "a banquet at armory hail after
the games prize cups were awarded as
follows. champion team cup. Calu-
NETS of Barre: individual champion pin
avcraG" cup, ". y. Duhec Of the Pas
times of Montpelier, individual spare
average cup, j. +, Averill of tho Calu-
;m"tS of Barre; individual thrcc string
average cup. Daniel Perry Of the Calu-
NETS of Barre; individual Sinslc string
cup, t. l.. Morgan. Queen city
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DIED.

CLARk-At Long Beach, California
February Is, 1901. Mrs, r, X. Clark,
WHITCOMB-l this city. February %.
l.. Il. Whitcomb, aged 4S years
Tl'TTLE-At his home on Adams street,
Thursday. February q. at p. m, Albert
g. futile. in his dSth year.
ELLIS In this city. February -. Cor
nclus W. Ellis aged 81 years.
THOMAS In Enghamvillc, Vt, Feb
ruarv Fl Mrs. IL. q. Thomas.
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GLASTONBURY NO LICENSE.
Greater Change Proporttonally Than In
Jtut1and.

bennington. March 2.-tilastonbury. the
smallest town III the state went over
to the ma iority yesterday and voted no
license four to three. Last year G'aston-
bury voted to in favor of license.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

The senate on Thursday passed both the
agricultural and tn" Legislative executive
and Judicial appropriation bills. The
House passed the naval appropriation
bin. 40 other business Of importance WAS
done during the week
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GETTING FLEETS READY.
Russians flushing Work on Black Sen
and Baltic Fleets-ChineSe Arrested.

st. Petersburg. March 2.-Aocorine to
a special despatch from Port Arthur, 20
Chinese have been arrested there for
Signalling to the japanese ships from the
shore with flashlights and lanterns
warning has been issued that similar Of
tenders will hereafter be treated as SPIES
aud shot
Although it is denied that the present,
plans of the admiralty contemplate the
despatch of either tho Black sea or TSalti,
fleets to the Far East both arc being
preparcd with the greatest haste To meet
any emergency that may arise. General
Altvater, the artillery specialist, ana nd
mirtl erkhCsky have been inspecting tho
ships and crews of the Black Sea fleet
Work on the warships is being pushed
night and day. The battlcship Borodno
the battleship Orel, and the TRANSPORT
kamtchatka are nearing completion at the
admiralty dock yards here. In the dead
of night the ice bound Ncva is like an
Arctic landscape lighted for half mile
10y the flare of blazing stacks. the silence
broken by the din of drumming hamm, RS.
The battioship Iorodino must be taken
TO crohstadt t. receive her armor, ana il
Is reported that the ice breaker Ermak
will he brought from Roval to cut "A chan
mel 10 the arScral there, The hattlcship
Alexander III. at Cror stadt. is already and
the Russian fleet recently at Jihutil,
French Soinaliland is returning 80 that
"HtH inc spring bp'iIS h"HS'' WIZ HdN'
an imposing naval array in the Baltic.
About $40 volunteer workmcn have left
here to work at the dockyards of Port
Arthur and Nludivostok.
DOES NOT LIKE OUR JOY.
81. Petersburg, March The Novoe
Nr"myd to-day prints an editorial ON
the Anglo SaXton rejoicing in England
and America al the reports of ,IapaneS"
Nivtories,' in which ii says; "'rhr whole
world with these exceptions realize that
the Russian occupation Of Manchurin
would benefit civilization"
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Ian: constable. G. T.. Corsc; listers, g. Nj.
Burdick. n. NJ. Ellinwood. joel Hooper;
auditors, NJ. l.. Smith. W. s. shepard
son. Alonzo Kingsley: town agent, J. H.
Patch: road commissioner. =. r. Gill
Ian: school director. Arthur Hooper; taN,
$40.
MONTGOMERY.
Moderator. NJ. =. Maurice; clerk. c. L.
Martin: selectmen, &. S. Parker ". q.
Rowlcy II. ". Clapp: treasurer w. j.
Wright. ovorsocr of poor. ~. ~. Clapp;
constable. T.. :. Wright. collector, e. s.
Wright: listers. ". c. Campbell. j. y.
Lambert r.. l.. Lumbra: auditors NJ =.
Maurice. &. H. Gardyno. A. Il. Gates
town agent e. $. Parker: road commits
-ioncr. oscar L,nbra; school directors,
G. l.. Martin. i. II. Campbell, y. :
Parker; tax, e..
BERKSHIRE
Moderator. w. II. Rublee clerk and
treasurer. \. ~. Bowen; scectmen. .. y.
Leach. Auson Chaffee. e. johnson: over
seer of poor. b. H. Combs; constable, A,
G. Derby. listers. T.. s. Willard. n. o..
Rurlcsou. a. j IToadley: auditors. s c.
Wells 4. l.. croft, W. :. Rublee: town
agent. Daniel Morcn; road commissioners.
George Vincent. w. Il. Noble. school
directors. i! Fl. To~ic. l.. II. button. 10
scph Mckinney; tax, $l.N.
ENOSBURGrL
Moderator. Richard smith clerk and
trea surer. w w. hutchinson: selectnon.
f. w. Spcer. W. J. Chaffee. g. II. Abel.
ovcrseer of poor. e. II. Abel: constahles
\. J. croft. T.. 4. Brown: collector.
y. j. croft; listers. q. 5. Fassett. james
Kemp, Lyman Gilbert auditors. Charles
Allen. A. A Asetino. g. F. Fassett;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

IN the basement They will probably an
swcr before Il general court martial for
their offcnse.
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DOES NOT LIKE OUR Joy.

Won don't close your store for n day
every once in n Whilc-but that would
he as wise 1s to drop your newspaper
advertising for day now and then
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lfl.AIt)I,E T.,

Modera tor. Geo. Bryant town clerk, II.
Atkins; treasurer Mrs n. T.. iiall; over
seer of poor, A. {. Merriam; sclectmen.
Geo. Bryant, T.. T. Goodell, II. q. Stowell ;
listers, Geo. Bryant, FrCd churchill, John
Fitzgernld town grand jurors. Geo.
Wiltshire. q. g. Brown; road commits
sioner. H. \ Whceiock school directors.
l.. h. Camp Herbert Dclann. Geo. Mer
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TAKE NOTICE!
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.

We cannot prepare pupils fast enough
to supply the calls for help. Six calls
came in February II. We were able to
fiji but one owing 10 the rapidity in
which our pupils have been placed in
positions from the
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l}i,l.NIDERE,

Seectmcu, q. ~ Ainsworth George
Tiiitson. II McoGugm; listers, AFRO
Brown, O. W. Shattuck, Arthur Chandler,
auditors. Fred Tracy. Allen Chandler,
l.. ". Potter, town clerk and treasurer,
j. a Thomas, school director, William
Chandler, oNcrSoer OF poor, Byron Fletch-
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Moderator, J. l.. stone. clerk. ". j.
Atwell; Seicctmeu. u. n. Adams q. t.
ST one. Omas Whittemorc; trustee. NJ
Shattuck: ovorscor Of the poor. T.. H.
RaNmorc; first constable. W. -. Emery;
second const"hl". T.. ". EaYmorc; listers.
II. ". ShaituCk. 4. +. Rogers. Henry
Hinds' auditors. G. r. Whittcmoro, A. y.
@ Brien. ". j. Atwell: trustee OF public
morcT. II. Shattick: grand juror.
j. II. Smith. road commissioner. Daniel
OIiorc: prosecuting agent, +. H. Ray
moro: school directors. A. =. Rogers.
II. w. Shattrck. +. l.. Whittcmort; taX.
two dollars.
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BROW NINt;TON

Moderator. q. J. Gross: clerk. j. =.
Ornc; snlectmcn. j. NJ. Wymau. j. &.
Cruc w. q. button; oVcrsccr of the
poor. J. =. oruo: constable. y. |. Grapes:
listers. - l. Cranes. T.. A. Robinson.
w. n. Gulld; auditors. stephen burrows.
q. W. Allrich. f.. \. Gross town grand
jurors. stephen Burrows. Lorenzo Grow
road commissioner, Philo Powers: school
directors, t.. 4. Robinson. T.. ~ La
pierre x. NJ. Wells treasurer. \. w.
Gardyne; tax. :l.35; marriages. .: births.
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M"'l"ratur :. IS. Bate. town clerk "
:. Robbins: S"lcctmen. w NJ Taylor.
I harlcs Mcclure Walter Heath: listers.
NJ, \. Adams. Tower 5. Il. Bates;
trea surer. Iucicn Jenne; oVorSe"r of the
poor. Dclos Marvin, read commissioner.
.A!Nah Morrill,. constabl"S. I.esli" Heath.
John stiles: school directors ". +. Kill
bern. l.. ~. Davis. j. T.. Martin.
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ST GEORGE.

Moderator. NJ w. Ilinsdill: clerk and
treasurer, O. ". Isham; sclectmcn. G. J.
sutton, :. !. Noonan, r.. -. Isham: listers
J.. \. Tracy. NJ T.. 1illey, l. G. Chase
auditors, ", ~. Tiley. \. A. Parcher. j.
X. Noonan. school directors. H. H. TilloN.
NJ W. llnsd!l and !. q. Chase: con-
stable, NJ. w. linsdil: overseer. NJ w
fInSdill; road commissioner, +. r.. Hins-
din. town grand juror, y A. Parchor
town agent. NJ. W. tInsdIll. tax. 50 cents
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STOCK BRIDGE.

Moderator. ". w Blackmcr; clerk and
treasurer. j. A. thcdcl; selcctmcu. J. ID.
Wilcox, e. G. Smith. j. r.. Sanord over
seer. l. Y. Grant: listers. .. ~ Whitcomb
son. 4. A. keycs, T.. y. Whitcomb
auditors. joel Blackmcr. Leon Chamber
lin. David Everett: road commissioner.
". r.. Perkins; school director, William
|. Jones; tax, 1875.
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FRA y KILN.

Moderator. G. W. Gates: clerk and
treasurer w. G. Robbie: sclectmen. II r.
Olmstcad, a. s. Hcndrck. H. u. Col
cord; ovcrseer Of poor a. ID. fIorskin
constable and collector. w. s. Robe
listers, Il. ~. Chamhcrlin. a. s Pratt
Guy T.. Towe; school director. G. W.
Gates: trustee of public money. l.. r.
Bell: town grand Jurors. John Webster,
w. II. Towle auditors. {. w. Gates.
+. l.. Hopkins: road commissioners. w. S.
Robbie. George NJ. Towle: library trus-
tee. A. y. Whitney. voted So for Mem
orial day; voted s2j for the public library.
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Town clerk. Anna Flint: constable =.
L. 'hurch. poor master. W. W. Jones
grand juror. -. f.. Blair: Selcctrlon. f.. u.
Clatliu. George Il. Earr, j. ~. ''hurch;
listers. w W. Jones. Charles Flint,
Na!n" Durham.
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VOTES FOR NEW BRIDGE.

Tho town of Buckingham Voiced TUGS
day Ia appropriate $500 toward freeing
the toll bril- Go across TN" Connecticut
river and building Il new one. It j. cH-
pcci"d that Walpolc. y. H. will pay
$4,000 for the same purpose.
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,''IN - ","' "'r'''iS' w, r'9,'''' y"
~ ''''''' :" ~ r''' '''N' ' ''''''
-,\To\
Moderator. Edrick Adams s"lOctmon,
G. ]. Spaudlng. $. q. IIawlcy :. W.
Hoyt: clerk. Z. j. Kent: treasurer T.. $,
Bristol: oversecr Of the poor. g. J. Spauld-
ing; constable, J. II CONVERSE; listers. L.
Adams f. \. Field. r. J Krut. school
TO-, rro I'',.,,, r,.I ,.,,,,,,,i,
sion'r. Andrew Ruscoc; auditors. T.. j.
Bristol t.. y. Field LYMAN Kent tan
100 cents.
~,,cr
''-'''Ni"
Moderator. NJ. n. Alexander: clerk and
treasurer. L. \. Post: selcctmcll. \. "
Hurlbut, w. T. Loumis. $ N Pike
overseer. selcctmcn. constable and col.
lector NJ H. Alexander. listers. c. W
Cleveland George Webster. John Nj
Grain; AUDITORS, e. IT, tale ), l.. smi'h
IIo,chkiss. road commissioner, l. W. New
ton: school directors. H. r. Alexander
j. ". Reynolds y. II. Wood: tax, s. -
iilGliGATE.
,adoro,o, IA p,,..,,. .,.,,,. - u
,n,, aIa'',, =, ,i,.', \,
,rra,,L ,ri. ',, =, =.
,r',,r,,. ,.,,',. '' =, i,a,,,'
.on,,ntil , ,,ni,,',
u.,or. H. co,'rd J., pr,,o, ~ !,
e,,,.o,,.. ,,li,,' T., ~ pn.,o,,'
Rntl"r. &. 7. 'Hiiln' town agent, u. "
school directors. i. q. Cnrliss. Frank
Rogers H. ~ Baxter. trustees d. "
Steele, ". u. WEIGH. 4. A. Bates. tax.
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The State Grange will meet at bellows
Falls next year and it was voted Tues
day tn give the association the free use
OF the opera house for the occasion
The evening world., 1904-01-04
WOMAN N..DEAD AND
[ Two MEN DYING
Three Found in Home and Doc
tors Say They Were Poisoned,
but There Is Deep Mystery in
the Case.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Jan. H.-Neighbors
a Frank Cummins, hardware dealer. at
Glasspo.t, a suburb of McKeesport,
broke into the house to-day and found
mrs. Cummins dead. and Mr.. Cummins
and his business partner. w. Il. Beaver,
unconscious.
The three were fully dressed and had
Their winter wraps on, just as they re-
turned from church last night. The
doctors say there is very little hope OF
saving the two men. The case is
shrouded in mystery.
Or. r. D. Nichols. one OF the phy.i.
clans in attendance. said this afternoon
the indications pointed to poisoning,
Beyond that statement he could saw
nothing either as to how the poison
was administered or by whom
The detectives are still working nm IN.
case. The evidences against gas as.
phyMatiop. at first supposed to ba the
cause. lie In the facts that throughout
me mouse ftres were burning.
IN the cellar. where even the dog was
overcome, there was furancc fire
which would prove that something eisc
ihan gas had done the work
The evening world., 1904-01-04

The Dowa2er Queen o: Italy espoused
tAe driver OF her automobile. the Dow.
agfr Majesty OF Spain was secretly
married TO her master OF horse :"
Princess Alicia OF Bourbon. wife of the
Prince OF schoerburg. ran on with +,
common everyday coachmun. Among the
le!t-hanied marriages. so-called. record .
ell in the Almanac De Gotha. 20 per
cent register tho marriage Of kings
daughters to hostlers Some from an.
Gent stock and more or less Dnrlab,ned
aad decorated with courtesy titles. hut
ex7coacnnen or grooms for all that.
They gay tnat when the husband OF
Don car.os's daughter missed his wife
the day after she fed with Benedettl.
The driver. he addressed his adju;art.
saying: Fl don't see my wife; where
can she be?''
Sti'sHer Royal Hlghness has been era.
cicusiy pleased to depart with the all
highest groom" replied the functionary
Win low cow.
Went away with the all hIxhes,
grooml' cried the indignant husband,
We'll. hope they have tae decency to
travel incor'
Il sould seem that royalty itself sees
nothing startling In the attchment wives
Hnq Daughters feel for the picturesque
-1-l1Ez that grace the royal box In gor-
livery apd cooked hat
The evening world., 1904-01-04

legally charged with arson. The Magis-
trate said he would determine that
matter himself after he had heard the
testimony.
James H. Bell, colored who lives on
the ground floor of the tenement, tes-
titled that he was In his rooms when
Lena McFall. another tenant. rushed
in and said there was a fire in the
cellar. Bell said he went to tho cellar
s'ulirs and saw Harris coming up. He
fire in the cellar. but he found 1t in
the coal bin when he got there.
Bell said that he and other tenants
threw water on the blaze. so that II
was nearly out when the fremen ar
rived. Harris testified that he had dis
covered the fire and had turned in the
alarm himself. He said he bought the
house two months ago and II had an
insurance OF $1,000 on Il.
Magistrate Pool then decided to hold
Harris and ordered the complaint to
stand.
The evening world., 1904-01-04
SAY HOUSE OWNER
ATTEMPTED ARSON
Lazarus Harris Accused of Try
ing to Set Fire to His Tene-
ment-House, in Which Twenty
Families Live.

Charged with attempted arson. Laz-
nrus Harris, forty-four years old. OF
No. 43 Suffolk street. was held to-day
In 5000 bnil In the West Side Police
Court. for trial He is the owner of the
tenement house at No. 235 West Sixty
second street. In which twenty colorcd
families live. and where IL fire occurred
yesterday
Assistant Fire Marshal Herman De
Malisnan told Magistrate Pool that he
had Investigated the charge against
Harris. and thought he could not be
The evening world., 1904-01-04
Presence of Mind of Miss Mar
iory Greeley Saved Her from
Injury While Animal GaIIoped
for Ten Blocks.
CAUGHT BY A POLICEMAN.
The Heroic Young Woman Modestly
Makes Light Of Her Own Per.
formanee, but Praises Officer Con-
way, Who Caught the Horse.

Miss Marjory Greeley. of No. 2o4 wes
Ninety-fourth street. was the heroin,
Of an exciting runaway yesterday
afternoon, WHICH but for her GOODNESS
and presence of mind in managing q
spirited horse and the timely interfcr.
ence Of Mounted Policeman Conway
might have had very serious results.
Afss Greeley Is n stunning brunette
who has lived In New York for the past
tour years. but who came here from
Chicago. She was driving In the Park
at about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
when her horse. attached co a light cut.
Ter. which she was driving took fright
at tho far,lrg red pompoms OF double
sleigh which she passed near Nlnetieth
street and became uacontrollsble.
Miss Greeley is noted as an expert
driver In New York and in the West. as
wefl as at the various European water
ing places. which she srequeTstly visits
during the summer months. Though the
horse gailoped ten blocks. from Nine
tieth street to One Hundredth street.
hotly pursued by Policeman Conway.
who had seen the runaway and at on:e
gave chase along the drive, Miss Greeley
and when the policeman finally brought
the horse to a standstill she was the
coolest OF dozen people who gathered
about the sleigh.
When she was seen to-day by nm
Evening World reporter and questioned
about the accident the young woman
made light of the danger she had trav-
ersed
frightened? oh. MOI" she laughed.
II have too much confidence in the park
police. have been driving there FOR over
four years now. and have learned from
what bave seen that the mounted po-
~ are capable OF handling any run
yafy brave set of men. and Policeman
Conway's chaseSafter my horse was ono
,f the most daring things l ever saw.
~ am used to handling horses and
when my little cob began to cut up
knew. there was but one thing to do.
and that was to hold OIL. SO l set my
teeth together and held him TIL the
policeman came up. In the meantime he
lad run over ten blocks and 1t was very
Another Young woman who suffered
from the number of sleighs and car
rtages In the Park yesterday was Miss
uldcr. of No. lS West Ninety-first
street. While horseback riding with
William Eccleson.. of No. co West Nine
bya Il carriage owned by Jacob Doll. a
manufacturer, of No. 309 East One Hun
cred and Eighteenth street, and she
was thrown to the ground.
Her fall was broken by the snow. and
~ the young woman's home to-day II
WAS said that she was not injured. Mr..
caused the arrest of Mr.. Doll,
who was later bailed out.