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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-11
Warning That Is Timely.

But few days ago the Portland Tray
e ers' Aid Association of Portland an
nounced the preparation of large mum
bar OF leaflets and placards, to be dis
tributed in the various centers of popu
lation, warning unskiiled and unem-
ployed young women against coming tc
P rtland to seek positions simply be.
cause it is Exposition year. 1t is tie
purpose to set forth the fact that such
field OF labor will be greatly over
crowded Sucn warning is timely, and
the hope is that it will prove efficacious.
1t is very natural that many young
w men should be attracted to an Expo
sition city, IN the belief that remunera.
tive employment is to be had merely for
the asking. This is a mistaken notion,
nevertheless; dangerously 80, in fact,
as that young women may realize
whose ambitious mission results in
failure, and who finds herself without
employment, means, friends or protec.
ton in city like Portland, with a great
Exposition in full swing. The risks in
cident to such step are not to be com
placently contemplated by those of the
gentler sex who are endowed with
o enty of moral stamina and who have
some knowledge of the world, while to
the inexperienced not so equipped
there is positive menace in the situa-
ton.
1t would be we'll if the Portland Tray
e'ers' AID Association called attention
in its warning to the unfortunate ia, t
that young women of the city who now
have employment as clerks, stenograph-
ers and the like have cause to complain
of the conditions which the cupidity Of
the landlord and clearinghouse pro-
prietor promises to impose. These lat
ter, evidently believing thatsthere is to
b. but one year in Portland, that the
present year of the Exposition. and
after that the delpge, have signified
t eir intention of advancing room rem
and the price of board until their work
ing-girl patrons have come to regard t 9
Fair as detrime1t to their welfare.
Many of these voung women declare
that after they pay the advanced price
# living, they will haye left from a
week 8 wages but a faction of dollar
:or clothing and incidental expenses.
These facts, if forcibly brought to Il
attention Of young women who errone-
,usly believe that during the approae b.
ng summer Portland vii be veri-
abe industrial Mecca should be bene
icially discouraglng. These are not
pleasant facts. even for Portland p ople
o I contemplate. 1t is indeed pitlable
hat any considerable class of persons
hou'd allow the mighty dollar to tread
o closely upon the heel of their con.
cience or perhaps more accu' ately,
ramp e conscience uEder fo)t entirely.
t is the condition, however. and not
le ethical desire, that the wage earn
ng young oman of Portland who does
ot I've at home has to face. The more
early this condition is understood by
er sisters abroad infinitely be ter i'll
be fer all concerned t'and Te'e-
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-11
Pipe Smoking in Cold Weather

There is more smoking OF pipes done
IN cold weather than at any other time
and, excluding the vacation season
there are more pipes and smoking to-
bacco sold during the cold weather than
during the temperate aid heated spells.
Tobacco Trade Review.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-11
Only One Difficulty.

Scholar-Professor, your mnemonic
system is wonderful, and am sure that
anyone, after mastering the rules, can
learn to remember anything. But am
handicapped by one difficulty.
PROFESSIONALISM is it?
Il can't remember the rules."-Town
and Country.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-11
WAS GIVEN up TO Die.

B. Spiegel, 1904 N. Virginia St.,
Evansville, Ind, writes "For over five
years l was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me much
pain and worry. l lost flesh and was all
run down, and a year ago had to
abandon work entirely. had three of
the best physicians who did me no good
and l was practically given up to die.
Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended
and the first bottle gave me great relief,
and after taking the second bottle was
entirely cured"
TWO SIZES, SOC AND $500.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-11
Work the Year Around.

It is estimated that only one in six OF
the population Of London leave the city
for more than a day at time In the sum-
ner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
MoNKToN RIDGE.

Miss Sarah IIoff returned homo FRI
sonagc. She has Il position in the Wal
than watch factory.--Ths community
was thrown into some excitement the
other morning when "A man made a brutal
assault upon his wife He had thrown her
down out of doors, when one of tho
young girls cried. Come quick. he Kill
ing mother" which brought rcscucr.
His terrible oaths were heard for moro
than n half mile 1t is almost needless to
say that cider did it. The results aro y
black eye, swollen face and great indig-
nation throughout tho community. As :hc
authorities have not taken hold Of the
matter yet. the name is withheld for the
present Some have recommended the
whipping post.--Abe Shepherd of East
Mouk,cn died Saturday.
The funeral of Lizzie Mcadcr was
hcld at the home Tuesday afternoon,
tho 31st. james Renfrau Officiating. and
George X. Thomas having charge. She
leaves two sons, Charles :. and Frank
Of this place, and Ada GarrOw Of l!ris-
toll The grave il beside that OF hcr
husband, who diod many years ago,
ana also a son. Arthur Meadcr.--Alfrcd
4. Miles. sunday school superintendent
, was given a hirthday surprise on Fri-
day night. when 'lto house was pretty
well Allied with happy people who en-
ioyed games. aud aftcrward popcorn
and q candy pull
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
TWO TEST CASES.
The Jamaica Ginger Case and Clement
W.. Graham APgued Yesterday.

Montpelier. Feb. 1.-The Rutland county
case of State vs.. Himan Krinski 10 de.
terlnine whether or not Jamaica ginger Is
Intoxicating liquor under the license law
was the first argued in supreme court
this morning. The respondent was rcprr-
sented 10y T. W. Moloney. and states
Attorney Lawrence appeared for tho
found guilty Of selling intoxicating liquor
Without "A license and was fined SOD ;inn
costs. It was not claimed at his tria
tina, he sold anything except Jamaici
ginger The arguments for tho rcspon-
dent as made by Mr.. Moloney were based
upon exceptions as TO tho admission %
certain evidence at the trial and particu-
larry on two exceptions as To the charge
Of the court Mr.. Moloncy arGuod that
the jury should have heen Instructed
that IN order 10 secure convict ion 'hey
must find that the Jamaica ginger sold ~
he respondent was u heverdsc. aHd SOC
ondly the court should have charged the
Jury that If the respondent meaut tp
s,ll tho Jamaica ginger II question as -
medicine. lie WIS not guilty under th'
law.
'rh, mandamua c0sc Of NorcNl ".
Clement " Norrcc T. Grah1m Statc
auditor was argued this afternoon hv
Crwles Il Moulton of burlington for tho
plAlntlnf and w. w Miles of Barton for
The defendant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
MONEEZTCN.

Tnorc VIII be a donation and oyster
supncr at the Enro in Temple o. Honor
han for the benefit of the Rcv. l.. II.
stone Wednesday. February S. 1t is cX-
pcct.d that Mr.. baldwin Will be present
with his ErHphophonc which has n ntn-
hcr of I'M" records There will also b"
other music.--Mrs y. G. Lewis of Middle
bury. who has been spending u few days
in town rendered solo at the morning
services in tho ". .ihodist Church, which
was much appreciated Miss Virginia
Collins and i. G. LOWS spent Friday
and Saturday IN Burington.--Mis Lena
Gee is visiting in Montp, Abel u.
Shepard. well known in this town. died
Friday Of last week. The funeral was
held Sunday at the East Monkton church.
The Itov. r.. Il. Stone oiiiciatod and sing
ing was furnished by the East Monkton
choir Miss Celia Collins is visiting
friends in Hincsburgh.--The Hon. a. g.
Smith is in poor health; also Mrs. W. T.
Smith of Monkton Ridge.
Miss Abbie Donohuc of 81. Adams
is visiting her brother. w. g. ponolIne
The Misses Helen and Lena Gee are
visiting their sister, Mrs. j. \. Nc
Donoush in Montpelier this week.
Miss Nirginla Collins spent Friday and
saturday of last week in Blrlmgtou.--
Mrs. Laura Titus VINO has been visit
ing here Tor the past two weeks. will
return to cr home in iIardwick Sat
lGda There will be donation in
the basement of the Methodist church.
Monkton Boro. for the benefit Of the
The Rcv. T.. Il. stone, February ).
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
BRISTOL.

Letters from Mrs W. +. Newton in
Lake Placid. y. w. inform her friend.
here that she is improved in health nnd
homes T., return home soou-Th.~c were
a. h.trs. 1o marriages and 80 deaths in
H,astol in 1861, ns cnmpared with 80
births. y MARRIAGES and g deaths in 1903.
--IIelnn Weller has been confined to her
house with illness for over a week k-Thc
f,ur rural iroo delivery carriers connect.
ed with this office delivered LIS. la piece.
of mril matter and collected 2659i in 1904
araiu., ran.aia ,iecc, in 1909. 'rhny coicct-
ed t>q laticrs and rarcrl- for registry
Am increaso of - over 1893 The money
orders numbered 7te with al ia 1903 Mrs
Charles ". Weaver died at hcr home in
tho north part of the town Friday. She
leaves n husband and several children
roniauin Smith. who has ,ccn here
for several weeks assisting to care for
M. r,,ner " s SAITH has returned to
ms home in PIvn,n,Ith. y H.-Jdutor
II y 9horvin who has been ON the
.,r,, lis, for tvo weeks. resumed york
o, t,,c ecboo, nuil,inc Nord.v There
u 70 go .on,.i,,,ors rnr intoxication hey,
t., l,o, .,.;,., t,. ~ taoi. a,.yrn ,or-
,;c.iors f,, lr.oob Of IN. u.ac.. il, 1863
,,ts, fo,r In 1ooa HristoI has thrcc
,,e. hall c,,,l,s that will lac ready for
busjnnss when sprinr uncne. The first
,,ino is the Bristol Athletic assoc ia ion
,vth al,ou, sar il, stock pledged DR.. H.
l.. Av.rill of Middl"hurl visited iis
friends here over Sundav.-'rhc funeral
"f Mrs. G.. W. Weaver was held from her
late lone Monday afternoon. The Ecv.
G. Z. SKATE oficiated. Funeral Director
T.. w Nhrnoy had charge. inc butia'
"ts IL the North cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas Is very low. I'rS. Norton
ana brl@gs W'r" IN consultation on hef
cas-" M"'oaN Dr' ~ W. ->"'t'' ~ WI '"'
SICK iS'-' ne '"''o"N Gu" VIII h''''
WIN NrN' N'u"lh ''"' u'''H ~ '"'S9'''
,I' 'S' anu 'e'"''" '''Pt''S j" Wv
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
GIVEN RECEPTION
Gov. Bell Receives the Franco
Venezuelan Commissioners at
State House.
BANQUET AT PAVILION
Vermont Bnr Association 10 Entcrtain
the FOrriGncrs,. JudSc Piumicy and
Members of supreme Court
Jnmnicu Ginger Case Argued
in supreme Court.
BANQUET At PAVILION

Montpelier, Feb. 1.-The receptirl gwen
this afternoon in the executive cham
b"r by Governor Bell t. Or. j. 7. Paul
and l.. f.. Conte de Pcrrotti de- La Roocd.
the Franco-Nenezuclan commissioners.
was not largely attended but III" dis
tin GuiShcd visitors evidently enjoyed
meeting $, vcral of the representative cit
izens of Vermont. Tho receivng party
was mad" ur Of Governor Bell the tN1
commissioners, Judge Frank rlumley ~
Northt"ld. oH-tiov. ". W. Stickner ot
Ludlow president Of the Vermont Bar
association. Secretary of state +. .
Fleetwood. md Attornev-Generh 4. G..
Fits. coionos Noi.s Nd Scarf. Of Gov
crnur Rclrs staff. e. \. Plumlcv of North
iied. clerk of the arbitration board. ana
I.irutcnan'S Clarence L. Sentcr ami
Hlrry Moulton OF Go. r. y. y i actod
as ush-rs. Th- commission returned t.
Mort thticld this evening.
Th" Vermont Bar association will eive
4 banquet at the Pavilion Hotel Thurs
day eyoIue. February ., a which tn 80
two coinini ssouors of foreign countries.
Judge rlumler ot Northnold and the
judges of the supreme court Will be
guests Of honor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
MIDDLEBURY.

q
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49,, ,I,;.or ho,,.e
M , ,
.,,
"'''' '-i '''
"t'''"''" ~ 80 ~
""' VI ''@ '"''" "i ~ o"'' ~ wac
N"''' - '"Nc " '"''"ten ""'
"" VIII "' '"' I"St ""H vi 'he Ia"
""'' IL" '"'Iui'n "hd'f - years " age
VIII ID" admitted free. colonel lllslcy
Nl4l "H'r sou Tor competitive WORK OF
t"in' KIND among the scholars OF Addi-
son county. committee of two was
nppoint"d 4" make arrangements with
1lo MiddleburN band to furnish music
'ur the fair. 1t was also voted to give
1nc amusomen, committ,o 500 tn ex
l,oud i'm their dotartmont Five hurd.
roJ .oats ON th. GRAND stand ,ro IA Ian
rc.,r,.d fu, tbn.o .,,,i,,,. g. .
,r tno c,,,o !, ~ ,
81 .oo =; Co., t.
- :, .r
VOC 'P''n.'"
'''''''' III
'"'' "'' y" september
~ '' - "!'' ''NI''' Ju"seS VIII
"'Ho W. '"'''''" from OUTSIDE th'
Ht''''
N"rh ia" hec' received mere fron Miss
NJ Agnes MERRILL who is resident of
~ ,,'s 'o"i' ana S'S'or OF i'ohry Merrill OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
LINCOLN.

~ "a -''' '"' was 'l''u
" W. u "V9u'H, nv i|'N
''""'" -'''"'' '.'i' "''it' ~ J. morgan
""' "'N''' 49, NV" 't''
greater part " ms me III 'his town. ana
WIS II reSpc'''" 'It'~o"' ne ~ survived
ny one o""Sh'cr' MrS' George 1ushhlan'
WIN "h"'h ne mas ilVed since the death
"l MS WIG ne WIS ID years or age In
"'sS'"i' ''' s'"N" ''r MI N"r'"l IN"
S'"'o" '"'"c upon ''i"s'' making II
necessary 10 o's III ""o'"ef P'a'e' ~ con-
seo"e"ce oi "i''ch INC 'r'ehus han 10 re-
'"Ih l" ''''' "o'i''s' "A''"S me remains
III Tue ''''c W '''c 9e",o" 'oi p''''i'
'"iH' '''i NUN '''i VI" ii iii I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
FERRIsBURQH.

rho Epworth League of tho Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church Of Ferrisburgh
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
BAIL Friday evening and carried out
the following programme ''rhc
Worlds Far at Portland" Miss Ruth
Field; The simpler Tunnel" Mrs. O..
&. Field; solo, Miss Jessie Ball; long
Distance Telegram" Miss Elsie Birkitt;
music. Miss Jessie Bal! Charles Jones
was present with his Hraphophone and
furnished music, which was enjoyed by
all Refreshments OF cake and coffee
were served and very pleasant even
ing passed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
sIIoREHAM.

Arthur Allen has resigned hls posi-
tiou with Waite ~ Stokes ard gone tn
Mussnchusctt The stores OF Wait" u
Stokes and Kendall 4 Sons Will be closed
every TUESDAY and Friday evening after
February L. Mrs. Frank Waite, an Old
resident died January in stowe Her
two daughters. Mrs. John and Grant
baldwin. went To attend the funeral
which was held the 2ith at III" hom" of
her da,l,htcr IN Stnwo. AIRS. kat" Collins
OF llmesburgh IS visiting her sister Mrs,
John Jun.s.~-'rhc ,dore bukcttc of
Mjd.llebnly spent sunday in t"wn,-Tolc"
phones have recently been placed in the
houses uf Edward Stokes. John baldwin
ANA Iarrir IOaTk".
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tair state.
{
The uEVsRl COUNTIES
I'll. ~'..'..' VI villages up NORTH
From the Islnn.. - the Lake 10 the
Pnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores Of white
River Covered ~ spe-
cial CorrcspoD dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
vERGENNEs.

Eohcrt DaN,y has given Zip his posi-
tion i'm the General Electric Works in
: h.u"ctudY. ~ y. where he has been
tfu. ,oycd for tho past four or five years
Nd has gone to jackson. Mich. where
h, has accepted the position of auditor
- treasurer of the Commonwealth Pow
q company of that city. Mr.. Davey IS
former we'll known resident OF this city
AVID tho son of Mr.. aud Mrs John Davey.
William \uunan Of Addison recently
/ He'd 81 four ycar-old bull that dressed
- pounds.
Mrs. Katherine Young died Monday
iiornirg at tho home of Mrs. T. i. Young
/, ter an Illness of nearly four years, aged
& wears. Mrs Young Was born February
, l>..'. IN this c!ty. where she has resided
al her life time. She was the widow Of
Inc late T. |. Young and sister of tho
i4t, Judge John T. Roberts of this city.
Sho WAS highly respected in the colninu-
l.tV and has been Il member of the Con-
lrcgational Church for many years. The
funeral was held at the house Wo,ines-
u'y morning at 1890 o'clock.
\ daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
tdssius Blair saturday.
Tho Reef Bridge Creamery company o.
Wryhridge held their annual meeting at
thc creamery huilding Saturday evening
ANA elected the following officers for thu
coming year: 1'rosdont 'ioorg" T..
thild. secretary and treasurer. Carleton
H. Smith: directors. Milo johnson, e. Il.
Inllard Albert Sturlovant. G. A. Barber.
Thomas +. Dewey. The company is in II
Very prosperous condition. the proceeds
of the last year having been $4,000. an
increase of 5000 over tho preceding year.
4 son v.ar horn to Mr. and Mrs Ed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
SEC. TIBBITS RESIGNS.
VIII Go from Rutland TO Take In Y. VI.
e. 4. Work in Wilmingto ton.

Rutland, Feb. 1.-The resignation of F.
4. Tibbits as general secretary OF the
local V NJ. C. A.. was received to-day BY
W. w Nichols, president OF the hoard
of directors. Mr. Tibbts stated tonight
that he is iesisning the position to take
up similar ono with the Wilmington.
Del association. His resignation will
take effec, March /, at which time he
will take up his now position. When Mr..
Tbbits took the secretaryshtp OF tte ln-
cal association two years ago It was over
81 "p0 in debt. With the unpaid pledges
on hand and subscriptions in sight the
sssooat ton will close the fiscal year Nay
/, free from dsbt. The State committee
Will probably be called on to assist in
securing a new secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
SALISBURY.

4 &. sheldon and VIII" were r.ccri
quests at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. g.. g. Shc,don.-C. &. Sheldon
has his teeth extracted hv II tray, ling
dentist and has been suffering untold
agony s.nco. Whatever WAS put into ;hu
gums To dcadcn tho pain has poisoned
his entire syst"n-I .ce. the young, Il
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kelsey.
is seriously i'll with whoop,ng couch
Their son. who was so badly burned u
Number of days ago. is as well as could
lc ,Nnectcl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02

friends. the happy coupl" took the 9:io
train south for their wedding tour. when
viii take them to various points III New
York state. After Il brief honeymoon they
will return here t" mako their future
home.
The members Of the sophomore ciaSs
of the high school enjoyed Il sleign rae
to Cornwall Friday evening. wherc tncv
Wcr" entertained AT the nome oi MISS
I. F"oto The freshman CLASS ma" s'e'e"
ride to W"st CORNWALL. an" WIS eh'e'-
tanned ht the Douglas nome
Noi. Joseph bati"h' WI" i'"A "eoi ''
various southern STATES uuT'"s NV pas.
'"W "'"hs. was ~ ""'' '"3' w" ""
III" week N"'or' ''" !" Nv" "''""'' '''o"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02

inasmuch as many OF the members Of the
Legislature do not represent the people
from whom they come Oh this question IF
mistake is made next Friday IT cam
never bc rcmcdcd until We all appear no-
fore the higher court. Mrs. Rogers may
he and probably IS guilty, but IT Viii be -
disgrace to Vermont to hang this poor
dcfenseess girl Give her a chance in
the name of religion, OF charity and of
humanity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02

". Sturtoyants Wedne sday evening.
February 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Durby of
Hnosburgh are visiting friends in town.
Edgar Merrill and Henry Dimmock
we're home from Rutland over Sunday
Baby Benedict is quite s'ck.-'rhcre Is no
case of small pox in town as has beer
previously rcported-J. W. Davis is with
his daughter, Mrs. g. G. Coate for n
few days.--Albcrt Danbrook and wife
were guests Of I. ]. Everest Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
DEATH OF w. w. EATON.
Nmh Professor Of Grerk IN Middlebury
COlleRr.

Midll, '...' Feb. l.-W'lliam Wells IA
ton, professor of Greek At Middle bury
College since 1852. died this morning ~
white Plains n. Y. He had hccr out ~
health and excused from college duties
during tho past year and u halt. The fu-
neral will bc held on Friday morl.AAlr in
Andc, er, MasA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
HANCOCK.

The .Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of this place will meet with Mrs
George Blair saturday, the 4th of Febru-
airy. All who are Interested in the work
please come.--G;. u, Farr ana q. X.
Church were in Mont pclicr this week ON
business, Mrs. John Butilos has gone to
Warren to work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
NEW HAVEN.

Nellie and Arthur Parlch are visiting
friends in charlottc.-ForestP Partch and
4 e. Squire are on the sick list.--Mrs.
r.. NJ. partch has tonsiitis.--'.he school
are TO give u drama at the town hall
friday evening. February 3,-rhorc wAs
lueeiug VI the Whist club II g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs Lougce, who went to Boston inst
Icfore the holidays. has returned ana Is
with her sister. Mrs \. A. Boardman
She was very i'll while away and is now
in poor health. Her many friends wish
her speedy recOvery.--Tho cause OF the
FIRE which burned the Rev. S. W. hid
Wells barn last week was tho turning
of ashes down hy the wall. The wind
ACVutinucd on pxSc two.l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
A despatch from Brussels to the

A despatch from Brussels to the Lon-
don Times says: There il curiosity In
shipping circles at Antwerp over the
arrival In Il steamer FROM New YORK "i
ten torpedo boats which were shipped
in sections by an American firm FOR
trans-shipmcni to Sebast"pol. Th"
Japanese consul has asked his govern
mcnt tor Instructions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02

ar" also m"n and citizens of Vermont
and therefore, unsolicited Icy any one.
they present this petition that Mr1
RoEcrs's counsel may again have OPP
portunity to present her case to tha
highest tribunal.
wv ''H' i'm S"'' j" 'NP'"'''''"" "' '"'T
proceeding but h, WAS glad tho officers
or Windsor county are bray" enough
and biz enough to come forward and
plead that 40 injustice snail hc done. Con
tihuiuS Mr. Flynn said Last night n
the state prison at Windsor saw TIN
scnfiold on which Mrs. Rogers VIII b"
hung unless YOU interfere | also saw
Mrs. Rogers in her cell and when / saw
mon passing t" their cells who have been
convicted IN tins state of all kinds of
diabolicdl crimes and have had their SEN
tcnc"s COMMITTED | said to tuvsolf that
I'll" scatI"ld WAS not made for the men of
Vermont but for the wom'a.'
Mr., Flynn also referred To tho action
of the Legislatures of the last few years
aud arrucd that tho fact that these
Leeislatures had commuted sentences
showed they represented the people more
than did the Legislature Of loot In clos
ing Mr. Flynn asked the governor in
the nan'r of home in the name "f de
''VE, y, r -" ~, ',', "a o. '',' M '''gn ana women
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INTERVIEW WITH rERUAM.
lic also t"id ~ an interview he had
.'S' h'S"t III me S'a'e PRISON WIN Leon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
Tells SheriffS of Windsor
County They rlay Re-
sign if They Wish.
HEARING FOR REPRlEVE.
MolOney Claims That New Evidence fc

OlOney Claims That New Evidence for
Mrs. Rogers Can BE Secured Show
ing Insanity in the Family--E. B.
Flynn Claims Perham Says He Lied
When He Sworc That Mrs. Rogers
Administered the ChlOrofOrm to Hcr
Husband--Chaplain Fuller. Father
Delaney, John Sentcr and cx-Licut.-
Gov. Stanton Make Pleas for Mrs.
Rogers--Attorney=GcncraI Fits Ar
CUES that Mrs. Rogers Had Ample
Opportunity to Prove PcrhMn's Tes-
timony Was False But Did Not DO
So-Governors Decision To-day.