Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15


This time a woman has been placed on
guard over the prisoner. but the officials
dc not make her nan'e public.
ORANGE cot NTY COURT.
Tie grand jury of Orange county con-
Guided it's sitting and was dismissed on
Saturday at noon. Six true bills we're
found. while in three cases Insufficient
evidence was produced to warrant bill.
The members Of tho grand jury and most
ui the members Of the bar. that are in
attendance on court. wer" entertained
at a dinner at the Orange County Motel
by Attorney NJ. NJ. Wilson q: Randolph
on Friday evening. 4 disagreement was
reported by the petit jrry in the t'oNcr
case of +. | Smith against Nelson John
son and Romainc Spafford. The action
was brought as Il result Of horse deal.
1t is reported that the jury stood eleven
to ono III favor OF TITO plaintiff. hut was
| unable to agree and was disc harscd by
| the corrt The cas-" OF 'ieore" ". Cicvc-
land against the town Of Washington
went on trial on Saturday and is still oc-
copying tho attention of ths court. This
| is sul for damages through an alleged
| accident on a highway of the town. The
! plaintin alleges that he WIS injured by
| hring thrown from his team as a result
Of his horse breaking through 4 bridge.
| The plairtir is represented by George L..
! stowe and John w. Gordon while Hale
| *. Daring r. NJ. Harvey and Stanley
| O. Wilson appear Cor the town of NASH
irston. No bill Was found against Mills
S. Howard of rhctf ford. who has been
confined IN Jail for several weeks on
| tho charge of burglary. Vie was not IN
| dicted as he is considered insane the
| court will order his removal tn The State
hospital Cor the insane, at Watt rNury. A
| bill was found against Joln aud Samuel
| l.ndd on ;he charge Of breach of The
| peace, ard both were arrested Saturday v
| afternoon. Bail was fixed 1T q mo in
each case w. w. I.add. father Of the
respondent became surety. record vas
| made in liquor cases. inur respondents
| pleading guilty 4. a. Ccote. of Nil
Jamestown, was fined 500 and Gusts.
Charles Parrara. of " Wlliamatown, was
fined 500 and costs; NJ. Matali E'untonia
! of Williamstown. was fined $3.50 and costs
and William Maanon. Of rcrinth. Was
iiutd $50 and costs
EARRE NEWsBOYs on STRIKE.
There was some tall hustling done
| Sunday BY the Youngsters accustomed
To handle the sunday papers in Enrrc as
the cdict had gone forth that no boy
| slOuld handle papers without receiving a
| commission of one cent on each COPY
| of The Sunday Nlobc. Three or fou,
| boys took o,t their usual supply OF
| Globes but the strike was in til. hands
Of a master strategst who sent hi.
scouts through .he ne i@hboring streets
round the offenders into brnches and
escort them back to the paper store
| Don't be a scab' Take them back tc
lie old slob" cried the pickcts ard ever
Judas the last boy brought Ia the ba,
of justice complied with the request OF
the youthful strikers and took en-
back"
DEER KILLED WHILE TRYING; Tl
JUMP a FREIGET TRAIN.
Freight extra No. IS from White Hivcl
Junction, Condutor e. T.. Fisher. Engin
eer, c. J. Buckley. arrived at Lyndonvi i'll,
Monday morning with a front door OF q
caboose demolished and dead two ycal
old buck deer inside. The train was run
ming 20 miles per hour near The tf0rt
when the buck attempted to jump tn,
train. There were some Nat cars aheat
OF the "aboose. and the place where h,
struck indicates he was clearing fat car
Ly apou. thrce feet but failed to rropcrl!
calculate speed Of train, struck caboos,
door and fell dead inside. The circum
stance was reported to Fish and Gam,
Commissioner Thomas. through n. G
brock of Wells River warden OF Orang
county. and George r. Ide, warden o
Lyndon. and the conductor vas allowet
70 retain the carcass
lou misht manage a horse without
brldle-hut the horse in more likely