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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Sdliffsnndlrihtcn.

Ncip 0ortt :, MMi. 9tt0r,
fommcn: Die 0ahlpier y&toIio" BON
@cnun Nenpel mo Eolcrmo. o9teus
Oort"poM Suutbamptait .Yrctorio"
BON Sombllr0, &shAtimor"' bon @t-
ma, 9tt6pupf hno igibrnItar. lin
brin" uoii QieerpooE7" ,gltto 81 Woo
poll" bon @eiiilo ui,o 9teopeL n@lii.
der" BON Sontbiit9. ~ I@'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
MbfnBrtstaae Der S5canonmpicr pon
HcnpY urf.

0ompier nauiitr" am o. Mai nod
@rcmen. p
0ompier oOsfar" am 9. Moi nod
Neopcl mo 6enlia.
9nmpfer ollltonio" am 9. Moi
nod) Neopel mo @enm.
9ompier aSCeauic" am 10. Moi
nod Sipcrpoo(.
Sdmpier yMpnoam" ou 10. Mtai
nod Hottcroom.
9ompier Soroegna" am 10. Moi
nod HeupcI mo @enilo.
9umpicr u@clig Slop" am 10.
Wtoi nnd S%opcnbogen.
0ompier .Gitta 81 Nopoli" am 10.
Wtui nodl Ncdpel nno @cnlo.
9ampIcr o@neiIenou" an If. Mai
nod Bremen.
Oampier o@Iiiher" am #. Mai
no6 Somburg.
9ompier .Gouraine" am #. Woi
nod SABRE. ="
0ampier nGalubria" am 13. Mai
nad) Neopel.
0ampIer .Entricia" am 13. Moi
nad) Samburg.
Sompicr .Sinlano" om t3. Wioi
nod IntmCrpen. 3.
9otnpicr oNeu Dorf" om 13. Moi
nab Southampton.
Sampier ollnbria" am 13. Wai
nod 2ipcrpool. s......
3ompier DMinleapoliS" ON IS,
Moi uad &oDocn. r
9alupier yNlbert" an 10. MaI
rod) 9teoper lm6 @eniio.
9ampier yNitoria" an 10, Mai
nnd) @lnsgop, . :'t't ~,
9anpier rRoma"'3 ld1m 13. @di
mad, gtrhbc(. ny 129l '.'
Sampier .dniicr @hltlm ser
l3meite" ant 10. @ai' ifddjp Bremen.
0ompier aGaronia" ant 16. Mni
na6 2iperpool, 10 ,,,r
SaMSfsS S%pisf'ie'a4, 5 lia@f si71 moi
nod 2%iberpo0l. as,,,;o .,a.
9dmpfrr o&otteroam" am II. Mdi
nod) Hotteroanl. - ntc
0anpier yauriiirIt" am IS. @di
nad 9remeu. .t; gu
Oampfer aSoeoie" am is. @ai
rlad Snpre. ~ itG ;J
9ompier "G'0rie" abqpw 49, a@di
nad SiperpOol. ,Gr%
9ampier .&retoria" am 30. Niai
nad SamburB.
49, Al. Ma SDte. 0A " lmmorCaiah Aai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Die ..fricsinu.Qinir u

Ntir1iiibe gSafier )iorte oitrd Den annaI nab
R6iinbelpbia tdalih tSUHntdgS ausafnOtntncID
mn y ubr YidtmiiidaS, bon Der 9iGbi. mo
Rrui.S Giraffe. IN Netterion. Oio.. uno Gbefier
ga. anbqlle1o, elni 0ed CAD 9tilaoelpbid)
tia, $3.50. Jhidiubrt init Der y. & q. Giiens
bnbn" $3.50. GelUs Yorf tper Nubu bon lbiIas
oelpbiu) $500. @lIuriton Oi Guge) 5000.
Serrer Surl6lnUrtf9tuete mad ~QltldHiic . Sin,
8ilete fino int Nlrcau liio bel albaugb's III
babcn. BldDer fito ~gedftnet 5nIu ScIeQcit bon
&aien fir Sunnlngsfhuleu uno Sereiue etc. iir
Grnlrfionen duf ben ibuelfnbrennelI Idpbooien
.goro baltimore mo .Renn." oercn 5abrten
mad, Feiiertop uno g6eianeafes6iib. Wlo., i'm
Siri begfniei. Wian fdteibe ooer menoe flo
Clarence ehripfr. gtaent.
n0f--) Hr. 20i. piebt Strnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Marplano nno H~tnnipluania Salrn.

3Eee o~erInfien North sIoemic Siuiion;
$50 Norm. nod Nurf. tdgli6. uusecnum
men Epmltdpe.
$50 Born. iLnd Seliu. ftr Confines.
800 ltdb tR,dlr, tagli6, dIiaaeuonmen
Softltugs,
3e5 9iadlnt rndr Dorf. tdgli6. duSeenonl.
ltieu <nHItaaS.
400 5'ubrt ndf yeiin nnr SOrnineS.
ago It9s 3elia. tigIih. u~tsaeuomnieJt am
So1lntae. ISL 0l W
G.00 siadnl mao E'eInir. taelih' nlSgenam.
mci SpurtnGs.
~. 10 2fhetifS bin itehairs mir S0nniaas,
tlAD Hbetas lab 4sidir ltiihocD nib Sdu
ftns. VIZ .ffa gbtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Mcrhants' & MincrS' SrauSpor'
tntipn Eumpnnn.
Sumpier.eiuieu

AuNlVTttfNTNtfN
At1h Bottom mo Dem Gttelt: icocn WiOutnN
Nicnliu9. SolllcriHA ln6 Snniitag. Nbcuoe
giah Rrnbioercc IL Dem Gfieu; icocn Conn.
i0d WltitiUorh mo 6tciidg. Nbcuos u llGr.
rod Nelppuri Nelp5 mo GuriOli. i1glib
nm G llbr @lhClos.
Srudi miro idali6 bis . llbr gtbcnoS fir an
hem lrQc Gbiu6retNc Sdmpfcr Gn0cnummcn.
giab Sapunnnh nm oem Sitoeu: icoen Sieil-
itag. SOnttcttldB lmb SdlnitaG Auelhs & llbr.
~l'piiOncr mo FruOiocuce Humpier labren
bon Der 9Scriic an Sule ocS gonotbuds 40:
SGpulnlnbs Camper bon Der ASeriie unl 5uBe
Der HScit Sails 9uCnle.
Is. u. @inirebam, Nacut,
EuHpsGud.
VI. Z. Surucr, ON. .Naent.
u. I. StebbinS, Weu. .Wiun.
Snlipibiircmt SiibutsGfs German uiio
2tnbt,Etruec. Ut3,1&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Baltimore NnmpfsE So.
(9lltc nnh hM~uerlafiine Nni.qinie.N

@ie Ser. eiunters eoit befBroerno.
Sampler iubren tdgIid. SofmtdaS duSgcronis
men. bon Sen o9ntsetne ."RierS. gr. lO-iS.
Giobt StruEe, g $50 Ntenoa. nircft nab Clo
lSoint Comfort, gtOriolt. RortSmculb uuo alien
RlmftCn bes .5iloen5. &erbinoump In Slo
,@l,brrbnb' Gersins,initaI in l}ortoiiprtb nit SsnI,
,GcuhnGrh. -gtir Cine" fuIiocn 3na bon FortS.
mouth mad, YttIdniG. IN yioriolf 9cr6inouuQ
mil Der ,%9ttlnHtic Goat Cine, ~Jiorfolt mo
G~nrultld, Nori0lt mo fiihlib. @gtoriolf mo
pcitlib inlh aCIo Gpminion 2iue" nab 9ieps
bern. 98nfbilatpn, gGs9.. mo 9tidmouo, &oy
J.. Wtgbi5ettcu nud errupiiidrm Fiolc., 1ltrt'
0nmpibei3una. apicl frei. 9ieferoirie tnilteis
~5trtrper IN ,pcu Billet Nilredur Der .VuO Glue"
9tr. 32t. MeTtNnItimore Sirube. gtr. 900 mo
50s, ljabsStrabe, 9. ". g. Office, Siiooiii9de
Baltimore lno GGlpert Strnbe, Continental
1ruit Nuilbinn u1ih gIbaugG'e. Charles. mo
Ncringtulis Sirnhc.
Suhu ~. sberuppb, e. Vruiuu,
Sice Yrif, II, Sen aNipnGger. @eu. sEuif. gtGent.
E CTp}2-) a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
1Wegwd(u
uuuI empiebleaswertsea SinaaS.,
Gngrus. nnb Gnoetail.9 eid)Gftea.
SIN ansieII ..
gaufeu.

SQrtIelt.
SirIt Rational ganf, t6, @eit.Sara.
togo . StraBe; S. 6. Serguion,
Yrdiibent; s. 9. @ilcor, aniiirer.
CARRIERS ano Werdants' RationaI
9auf. 301, RororGborles- StraBe;
gba5. Z. Crane, Brdiioent; Garter
; q. SSburn, Gaiiirer.
9eutite ganf, 2erington. rnS Soni.
bap-Strabe; ". 8. S6uls, Srdii.
bent; guguIt 8eber, Gaiiirer.
Commercial anb CORNERS Rational
ganf, SoWorb. unb Serman.Str.
@eitern Rational 9anf, Ia, Norb.
gr.oW.S troBe; Soibua IS. Sarpep,
p Yrdiibent; 8. Rarrtott. Ruilirer.
9ropers' anb NehonicS' Rational
ganf, gutalp- uno Sapeite-S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Spnr6anfen. 5"
Central Sabinss @anf, Charles.
unb 2erington.S traBe.

9anfiers unb Wofler.
Sambleton & So, IL, OIt.2eginotpn.
Strabe. '" ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
@ambnrgsM
-HudI-
SU%ppclidDranbcn.
Grprcf. uno EnIaoicr. Sienit.

= 4egetl an Super fir 9uuSon NIB Raris an.
Sambnr9sI mcrifa'G inic,
r 81 @roo0maD. Heiu.Oorf.
.. Irtbnr ". TObion,
1877 Sits9oItimorc.Str.
-l Nm aiteu YlaBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Norhbenti9er 2lobh.
&esclmakise 9ampiidiiifabrt
5iuiidlen

~5piiden
Baltimore nno Bremen
our6 Ole neuen iino erprobten, nit
alien 9cQuemIidteiten beriebenen
NoIt0unpIer erIter &laIie:
"Ebetn," ngrau0enbure,"
"geedor," rGbemnts,"
.Wain," v9reslau."
Die Grpeoitionstaee iinS pie foIst:
bon Baltimore: -
nNoin," Wittwod. sen 3. Iai
Nodruittag8 2 llbr.
nSmluoncr," Mittmodl ocu II. Woi
NuduIittagS ? llbr.
.@rc8lou" MittpodL oen "a. Wui
Nodmittug6 2 llbr.
.GGemnib," Diittlpodl ocn 81. Woi
NubmittngS ? llbr.
y9rdn0cnburg" Wtithuod, 0Cu l..
Slu1i, 9faduuittoqS . llbr.
.MoiL" Niittmod), Den fl. Sumi
&o0mittug3 , llbr.
3peite aaiiite-G aiiage-Hreis:
1uit $1,000 an.
-
3ptibenoeds. BaIia9e.Breiie
Bon baltimore .u uaa s1,men $4,000
Bon srenen nadi baltimore $3.50
glunbretie.Biacts uuH Baltimore uah Srtmtn
uih 5nrtd S1l,5O,
Me1en 5ratt uno gatIaae ipeuoe man lib
al ole 1eternlNpentet
u. Sdnmadjer C So,
Nr. z. Siio.8 ap-S trabe,
..,' ODER
GSmaro Naine,
EHice bts ,Etniiheu Gurreipunbenttn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

gttnpofis, Mt. RcbaI Citation. 1880 linb
's45 Norm, 1850 uno l5.55 ga6m. 9amben.
Station 800 uno 300 Born. iia. 05 Wiii.
tags, 400, 1888, 800 nno All 10 dbenbs,
eamoeu Citation. 1875. 1900, 20. 10 iinb lt0.0 Cd
Borm.. II 90. 10. 80 NIB $500 Ibenos.
sstHtefter, It. NphalfS idiiun. Tic q. unb
Pas y. 0amoen'Siattpn 1870 B., 1900 uns
1880 Nadut.
Sagerstpivn. WlI TobnIsS iaiion, is.45 8orw..
1850 9ladit. Gumoeu'Gtution, 1900 Borm.
IS so uno II 90 Hdfm.
9n'rutt' 9th uub Yt. airg, gduIoeHsStntton.
l7.3b, f9.fb gorrl., rs. 1850, 1920 Na1ua..
$3.50 hne +t1.45 Nbeuos.
Hnrtts Bah, e1moertsS iation. 1928 Horm.
4nrag Dd. HobdIsS tation, s2.4S Rddua.
6atnoefs Citation. 300 ytndrn.
sHaanf HlsS QlelsH ,aA salI.kfhl~ 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

@rumSeigentbuns-N afIer.
8ierre s. Gigan & Wepbeip, 16,
2erington.S traBe. .rC}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

Seiier.8 .agenten.
Some 5rienoIp Society, 1926, Gin
ben Mpeniie. nn
%. z. Sbadelforo & Co., 2, Oft.
SorotogaitroBe. rt'' .
Senrp 80. @ariieIb MobnD, 2t0.
observation-disclosures. 1.'.t. .
@irdbcab & Con- GA, Sit.2erina.
ton : StraBe. ~ .t
SenneB & TapIor, 306, differing.
ton StraBe.
Enruer & Ebonas, 2. Off, Saratoga.
StraBe. i... ra.
W. .. Seloer, II, OitsBIeaim,t.
Strabe. .a' .
.F' @ild)bonoluna. 90 1
Mrs. 30. MortiL 715, @eIt-2ering.
ton StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

Seueriidere Mobel. 2%uoeruug.
8rabom's WarebouIe, Barf 4penile
ino 0olpbin-S traBe. 'ma 1865
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,lssst d. laSods, Dslknpsost,stHa 1
I. 49,: 49,, NMZMzk1s
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...t ass. Ei g'oqes ~
9 t.9G4S-9 f.-++9lt
{. % %. o. .
5000 $500 v.Ss.A 5000 {
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Baltimore Obio sBabn.

Nan beafts wstterrn Tteuf pua Der Mt. Rshat-
Stutipu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
@Gder.I equiiiten. ~. Of
Che Wpera & Sids Co., 1914, Glib.
4omarb.S trabe.

gaubol3.Sdnbler. ~ js.
Tbos. MattbemS Il Con, Canton.
4benue un6 @lbemorIe.S traBe.
Geo. S. SIoan & Bro, Ala, eight.
Strabe.
9let. uno emaiuirte StabIpaaren.
Hotional @naMeling & stamping
Co., 100, Smober.S traBe.
8mnpfnloibineu, &eI!el II. Bumper.
8aIloee Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
nno 2ombaro.S troSe.
2an6pirtidaftIibe @erGibe unS Sd.
mereien.
@riifitb & 9iiruer &c., 2O5, Rorb.
Roeaitrabe.
OrnanentaIe 9rabt' arbeiten.
0iiur & 80, 31t, H..$oparo.S ctr.
49, Sdnitt. unb Gur5peorem
armitrong, Gator 4 Co.. t06-tS.
Sopfins.Blace. bi a..f|
Sregelas, Sertel & Go, 109. Sop.
fins.Ylace. .al u
Fhiren. 5eniterrabmen II. RauIeaur.
5rant o. 8atfins & 60, Yratt. unb
Hreiioent-S trabe.
StnnpitabafS . Sabrifanten.
M. Storr & Co., 43G. Woro.G alDert.
StraBe.
3eitidr:ften . Ta9a3in etc.
Baltimore SEEMS Co., 3t8. Beit.
@ernfan.S traBe.
Sriebbofe.
0o,Aon Norf Nou,oto-u SNFf;eo OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

u ! VA
Die Sfiuerieiern, Die iih nod arif
piele Gage a~usoebneu iperben, MIR
ben geitern oiii5iel %begonnen, uno
3mur in Warbadl am Hedar. mo Der
aroBe Oi6ter ON 10. Mai 1859 bas
2idt ser @elt erblidte. atm oorti-
gen Sdiaer = Senfmal iano Die Sui
oiallng oes YSdmabiihen Sdiuer,
8creins" itatt, meld)e iid) si elmer
iiberaus einorndspollen Geremonie
aeItoltete. Dit Dem aonia sSilbelm
bon @iirttemberg iuar Die geidi1mte
f0nialife camille cridlienen, welde
Sem JeItaffe bon gnfdtg bis 5urn
enbr beiipobnte. Gle 5eiireoe bielt
S - II --n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
CHARGES ELECTION FRAUD.
Alderman KcltOn Says That cx-Aldcr-
Mnn POmcrOy Received Votes Of
Residents.

Rutland. April Guy o. Kclton yes
t"rday filed with County Clerk II. A.
IIarman an answer to the quo warrlnto
proceedings brought against him by cX-
Alderman Edward Pumeroy. EcltUn and
Pomcroy were candidates ut the March
election for the Office of alderman in ward
II. E"lton in his answer says in part:
This respondent AYERS that the rc-
lalnr of his own wrong ana contrary to
the law, procured by fraud. misrcprcscn-
taton and other Inducements n large
number of illegal votes t" be voted and
cast by n"n-rcsidcnts of said ward and by
persons not legally entitled to vote ut
said election for alderman Of said ward.
land by fraud misrepresentation or other
wise. procured and induced persons To
congrcgate il said ward for the purpose
of voting. and without right. and without
establishing n place of residence or cont
ing to reside therein as required by law
And this respondent further says that
u. NJ Kelley. Francis Gucrtin. &. ~
Ladd and q large number of other per
sons. and this respondent is informed and
believes. at least 10 persons in all. were
allowed to vote for the rclatur at said
election. who were not legal voters
in said ward, and whose votes
were cast for the rclator. ana SO this re-
spondcnt AYERS that there were not more
than 10 lawful votes voted or cast Tor
the relator at said election, and this he
I is ready TO verify.
"Wherefore. this respondent pays that
| the REALTORS petition be henccforth dis
missed with reasonable costs and dam
ages to this respondent most wronSfully
sustained"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
CONGREGATIONAL FIGURES


Chelsea. Apiil ~. NJ C"mstock, the
STATE slatistician Tor tho tongr, ga ional
Churches. has completed his summary Tor
h" year 1891 and. "Nccpt III bcnevolcnccs.
there is II falling off from 1913. Thc total
premiership Of tic Congregational
Churches Of the state is II 49,, 81 less than
1906 Tho additions were AS by confession
rs by letter from tho other churches. total
!o.1. Only twice since lNS3 has Il smaller
number than this been reported. The to-
tai removals. ooj. arc abnut tho average
divided as follows: by death zoe. by let
line 115 rho infant bap;sns were 20
which almost equals the unisally large
record of lN&. Membership in the Sunday
school continues 30 decrease. tho total re-
ported being T.. to- which j. 3GG less than
the year previous. Young peoples socc-
ties also show II decrease: H.; societies and
6.V9S members. as against iG; societies and
GO members III 1905. An increase over
the previous year OF S19is in bcnevolencs
is voted and the total amount is si1.355.
S4.;51 the total being S230iio Every livc
years Mr.. Comstock obtains an inventory
Of the church property and the congrcGa
! ional denomination has property valued
at 81. 1t9 10 a gain Of S1i,.56j over 1900. The
invested funds Of the churches arc given
as S519,osl, an increase of si6.69l IN five
Years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
Sheriff W. 8. Lowell Is Now in
Charge as superin.
tendent.
GOLD Cane FOR Mr.. CAKES
Prescutcd ~ Hin, by the Prison I:n-
pIoscs-Dr. Dean Richmond Ap.
pointed Prison Physician aud
Ncv. ". n. Hayes Ia Chaplain
Other Vermont News.

Windsor. April 2.-~Thc officers and
employees connected with the state
prison presented the retiring suprrin-
tsndcnt. e.. W. Cakes, with n handsome
gold headed cane Friday evening
Harry Goodwin, the clerk. made the
presentation SPEECH, the donors being
assembled in the guard room. MIR.
cakes was wholly unprcparcd for tho
event and could hardly lind words to
express his surprise and Sratifica ion
at the elegant remembrance given
him.
The new superintendent. w. :. Low
ell, assumed the duties OF his office
saturday without amy ceremony. The
changes made so far in the officials
arc lpr, Dean Richmond. prison physi-
clan, in place of Dr i. -. Brewster,
who has held the office IL years; Rev.
William Henry Hayes. pastor Of the
old South Congregational Church. suc-
Cecds the Rev. !. Il. Fuller as chaplain,
the latter having moved 10 john son,
where he is to have charge Of the Con-
xiegationaI Church. John \. Proctor.
Il keeper. who has been connected with
the prison for about five years. resign
ed Thursday and has gone to Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
Mn. zX1s-mer 0M-,. Flo lee

An eminent physician says that
"Women are not truthful, they will lie
to their physician" This statement
should be qualified; women do tell the
truth, but not the whole truth. 70 a
male physician, but this is only in re-
gard to those painful and troublesome
disorders peculiar to their sex.
There can be no more terrible ordeal
to a delicate, sensitive. refined woman
than to be obliged to answer certain
questions when those questions are
asked. even by her family physician.
This Is especially the case with un-
married women.
Is 1t any wonder, then, that women
continue to suffer and that doctors
fail TO cure female diseases when they
cannot get the proper information TO
work on?
This Is the reason why thousands and
thousands of women are now CORE
spending with Mrs. Pinkham. TO her
they can and do give every symptom.
90 that she really knows more about
the true condition Of her patients.
through her correspondence with them
than the physician who personally
questions them
Ifyou suffer from any form of trouble
peculiar to women. write at once 70
Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Mass, and she
will advise you free of charge.
The fact that this great boon. which
is extended freely to women by Mrs,
Pinkham. is appreciated, the thou
sands of letters received by her prove.
Many such grateful letters as the fol
lowing are constantly pouring in.
Ask Mrs. Pinkham's Advice "A Won
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06

gents block directly south Of tho dc.
pot and in the most crowded portion of
Main street. It was soon cxtineuished
by the prompt work OF the fire depart
ment. The alarm was given about .
a. m.
Shortly after 1 p. IN. a second alarm
was given for a fire on North Main
street. which destroyed the large barn
Of W. q. Shaw with It's contents, and
the residences and. barns Of William
Smith and Louis Whitney, and a large
quantity of pulp wood estimated at
over a hundred cords. The wind car
ried the sparks and brands hundreds
OF yards. starting small fires all over
the immediate locality, which a large
force of workers managed with great
difficulty to control and stamp out
The house and barn of r. G. whitney
repeatedly caught fire and was consid-
crably damaged. Tho premises Of Il. e.
Rogers and james Mannix were pro-
tcctcd by repeated drcnchinEs. All the
premises injured were insured. The
fire is reported To have caught
from the burning grass set on fire by
some passing engine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
ESI FATE OF JULIAN T.. RYAN
" tTERBURH.

STATE; or VERMONT. District Of G
The Probate Court for the Distric
Chitterden.
tate Of Julian y, Ryan, now of Wa
bury, VI.
whereas, application in writing
b"cn mad" to this court by the gus
ian of Julian r. Ryan for license
sell real estate of said ward. sct,I
forth therein that: said ward is
owner 81 Lot 40. IS and Il quartz Il
lot M. % of land lots in the iowrI
Bolton. VT. and that it would be be,
fetal to said ward that the samel
SOLD and the aVails thereof be 9th
WIS" invested or used. in her i
words maintenance and education
Ward : maintainancc and education
I" sell II" sam" that the avails thciI
be used for such purpose
And th"roupon the said court arpoI
ed and assigned the 18th day of All
1908. at the probate court rooms. in
district to hear and dec. de upon said
pliration ana petition. and ordered M
police thereof To ha given to all pars
Interested therein. by publishing this
der three weeks successfully in
burlington Weekly Free. Press. a. ne
paper which circulatcs in the neigh \
nood OF those persons Interested thJ
in; all which publications Shall
previous to the day assigned for heard
Therefore, you are hereby notified
appear before said c,urt at the time
plac" aforesaid, then and th,r". in i
court to make your objectiors to
granting of such license. il you see cai
Given under my hand at the Prot
Court rooms, This Goth day of Ma
1905.
MARCELLrs y. BlNGHAAL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
EASTWOOD SANE.
he Removed 10 state Prison mud
Put Mt Work,

Montpelier. April .. Doctors q. $. Fog
,cr OF Putncy, l.. NJ. Greene of Bethel and
+. F.. Steele Of Montrelicr. supervisors of
tho insane. have pronounced Frederick
Eastwood Of Mddlebury sane and have
ordered that he be taken from the State
hospital for the insane ut Waterbury to
he state prison at Windsor Eastwood
Mas sentenced in Addison county court
20 be hanged the second Friday in March.
1908. for the murder of Franklin Fem at
Hiddebury, August t. 1890. lie was sub
'cducntly adjudCed insane and was COM
1littcd to the State hospital FOR the in
gane February q. 1903. where he has since
remained. His death sentence has been
committed by the Legislature to imprison-
,1cnt for lfe and hc will now he put to
work in State prison. The board of SUI
rervsorS has also granted to DR.. sam
Sparhawk of Burlington Il license to con-
-uct III that city a private retreat for
the treatment of mental diseases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
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