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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Ind Woman DespOnient over Hell
I's WayVvnrdnems Drank Poison.

|and. March 9.-"Dear Harry
TO your mothers room when
PINE nome. shall probably be dead
YOU come. II is after ten o'clock.
PRAYED for you. Good hye. Your
dcar mother" After leaving this
FOR her sor and placing holy can
Inside ner bedroom door, Mrs. Mary
|y. who boards at the American
P on Wales street, drank nearly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
J. F. KELLEY ARRESTED.
Charged with Selling Liquor Illegally
In Rutland.

Rutland. March 10.--James i. Kelley,
one of the proprietors of the Banquet
House in this city, WIS arrested to-day
and taken before City Judge Willis NJ.
Ross on the charge of selling liquor
Illegally. lie pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued until Tomorrow
morning at eleven o'clock Kelley was
released after furnishing 500 bail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
WAS A WINNING DEFINITION.

Teacher--What is tautology:
BoyRepetition.
Teacher-Give me an eample.
Boy--Wc are going to have sleeps head
for dinner, and my sister Elsies younA
man is coming to dinner also.
Teacher-Go up top.--I.os Angeles Elk.
press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16

Stand DR.. Picrce's Family Medicines in
q class by themselves, being the only
proprietary medicines manufactured
and preserved without the use OF alco-
hol.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
aud DR.. Plsrce's Golden Medical Dis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
SENATE SHOWS RESPECT.

Washington. March 9-After a session
Of seven minutes the Senate adjourned AT
I2:C1 p. M to-day out OF respect to the
memory of the late Senator Bate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16

Years Of suffering relieved in Il
night Itching piles Weld at once to
the curative properties OF Doan's ONT
ment. Never fails. At any drug store,
80 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16

\ barre Plumber Put under $1,000
Hail for Stealing from q safe.

I:arrc. March 10 Fred Baird, a plumber
employed at Prirlle 4; Averill's hardware
store. was arrested this afternoon by
sheriff Frank Tracey and Deputy Sheriff
Homer T.. camp on warrant charging
him with stealing money from the safe
in the store.
II is said that small sums of none,
had been missing from the safe at differ.
ent times for the past two months and
recently officers We're set to watch the
safe. 1t is alleged they saw Paird in Tho
act OF taking money from the safe. In
formation was filed in county court to.
day by Strte's Attorney S. IIoliistei
jackson, and a warrant was issued fol
Birds arrest. lie was admitted 10 bal
in the sum of sI.00G which was furnished
by r.. \. Prindlc. He WIS married onl,
Il few weeks ago in his city. His HON,
is in WaitsliC.d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
HELD THAT OLD DRINKS COUNT.

Montpelier. March IO..-Michacl Penn
broke of WrIghtsvile. who was acquitted
in city court last week OF intoXication
was again before that tribunal this morn
Ing charged with the same olfense lie
pleaded not guilty but was convicted and
fined with costs S32.s5. Pembroke at first
app, aled his case to county court for the
purpose of testing the question whether
the new license law which went into cf-
feet March l gives a man a clean record
80 far as intoxioation eases are concerned
but later he decided to pay his fine. City
Judge T.. NJ. Harvey holds that previous
records count against man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
I'LL STAY IN NORTHFIELD
TINMOUTH VOTED NO.

This Reduces the Number Of License
Towns to -.
Tnmouth. March 10.--The correct
vote of this town on the matter Of Ii
cense was, yes. II; no, 81. The town
is no license and not license as has
been reoorted.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

l.v. s,,.,S poor creatures gnor
cannot find work. Drink, transient
employment and child. labor he gfYess
as reasons for the fact that MSsrMs
Jobs are looking for men than y11a~
versa. He says that the ablebodfeH~
eager seakers for work are but n
small fraction of the popular estimate
It is more. difficult, he adds, to fnSE
men who will work than to find work
for worthy applicants.
More Schools For Army Officers
By a general order just issued frsasE'
the war department a new and thor
ough system Of education for army OIL
GERS goes into effect at every, garxfsoKa
in the United States Immediately. Post
commanders are to have immedfa3e-
charge of instruction, and teachers asxn
to be chosen from among the officezws
according to ability and without re-
gard to rank. Provision is made fa6'
the admission OF militia officers to gar
rison schools on nomination Of tho
state governors. Schools for enIfsteM
men are also to be established, wStga
teachers chosen when possible frOssa
among the men.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30
70 EIGN
Gear to Call Peace Conference.

Gear to Call Peace Conference.
The report was current at st. Peters
burg that the Russian government had
decided to address the foreign powers
with view to holding second peace
conference at The Hague. 1t was at
once presumed that this step could not
be taken by the car without his hav-
ing reached complete understanding
with President Roosevelt. The latter
was reported as being willing that the
car should initiate.
Germans Defeat Hottentots.
In battle with the Hottentots of
West Africa the German forces killed
sixty natives and lost two men. The
Herrera rebellion under the native
chief, Witboi, in German East Africa,
Is spreading.
Later General Won Throtha, the Ger
man commander, suffered disastrous
reverse, his wagon train, laden with
rifles and ammunition, being captured
and the escort annihilated by the Wit
bois.
Nicaragua Conviets American.
The state department was advised
that William s. Albers, the American
citizen who for many weeks has been
In Nicaragua prison on the charge Of
resisting authority and insulting Presi-
dent Zelaya, had been found guilty by
the local courts at Ocotal.
Japan's Total War Fatalities.
The losses of the Japanese during the
war with Russia as now summed up
by the authorities at Tokyo are: Killed,
40, 100; died Of wounds, 10,97O; died
from sickness, 1890. This makes the
percentage Of deaths from sickness
less than Is per cent of the total, which
ls lower than that of any other war on
record.
Naval Armistice Arranged.
A delayed dispatch from Vladivostok
told of the meeting Of the Russian and
Japanese admlrals in Koruilof bay
Sept. 16, when terms of naval armis-
tice were arranged which regulates the
question of contraband and zones Of
navigation.
Cuban Political Murders.
In hotel at Cienfuegos, Cuba, a
pitched battle occurred when the po-
lice went to arrest party of Liberals
said to be secreting arms and bombs.
A Liberal member of congress, Villu-
endas, the chief Of police and several
others were killed. The Liberals ia
vor Gomez for president as against
Palma.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

the high level, multiple lock canal was
preferable only If it could be built with
greater speed and safety and provided
1t could be turned into sea level wa
terway later without interruption of
traffic upon it.
Liquer license For Druggists.
The commissioner of internal revenue
has decided that every druggist who
sells patent medicines having whisky
or other distilled spirits as the chief
Ingredient will be obliged to pay spe-
cial tax to the government az q liquor
dealer. The manufacturers Of these
medicines will be required to pay the
special tax imposed upon rectifers and
liquor dealers.
A Billion In che Treasury.
The recent count Of cash in the
United States treasury showed that
the figures rendered by Ellis Fl. Rob
erts on July /, when he handed the
treasuryship over to his successor,
Charles II. Treat, were correct to a
cent The grand total is $1,25O,59S
2TS.5S 2-3, an enormous gain over the
fund reported at the last count seven
years ago, when Roberts entered upon
his duties.
Banner Year In Patent Office.
The annual report of the commission
or of patents shows that the past ifs
cal year was the banner year in the
history Of the patent Office. The re-
ceipts were more than a million and
a half and the expenditures question
Of million less. There were SO,266
patents granted, and 1925 trademarks.
1,O29 labels and 345 prints were regis
tered. Patents expiring numbered
1857. !. -~, rfas~"
South American Trade Envoy.
Ex-Judge William L. Penfeld, solic-
1tor of the state department, has been
appointed as special commissioner to
visit South and Central America and
investigate trade relations with view
to improving American commerce. He
will go to Brazil first. This is the po-
sition that some thought would 60 to
Loomis.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30
THE WORLDS TREND
A GRAPHIC PICTURE OF LARGE EVENTS SHOWING THE
WORLDS PROGRESS.

Another Hague Peace Con
ference to Be Called by
the Czar-Good Govern
ment Forces Unite In
Philadelphia - Insurance
Savings Diverted to Polit-
ical Purposes and Used BY
Big Bankers-Beef Pack
ers Confess and Are Fined.
Trolley Interests to Dig
Another Hudson Tunnel.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

by vice ieT5siient SulzbergeT, ~;
handed to the clerk of the court i1n
| mediately. In extenuation of theil
| acts the counsel for the defendants ar
| gued that they had been forced to re
sort to such methods by reason of theil
competition with the so called beef
trust after the issuance Of the Gross
cup injunction. The illness of Mr.
|. Well partly accounted for the absence
OF a contest. The sentence was that
the defendants should be confined ir
Jail until the fines were paid, but as
the check covering the amount Of the
fines was Immediately Forthcoming
there was no need Of utilizing the pro-
vision Of Imprisonment
The cases against Armour & Co. and
others were resumed on Sept q.
This conviction is the first on record
of an individual charged with giving
or taking rebates. Earlier the indicted
meat packers had attacked the indict-
ments on several technicalities such as
secrecy and improper service.
Castro Seeking Evidence.
Before the United States commission
er at New York the deposition of sew
eral former employees Of the asphalt
trust has been taken in connection with
the suit Of the Venezuelan government
for $11.OOO,O0O on account of alleged
aid to have been given to the Matos
revolutionistS in 1902. The employees
testified that substantial help had been
given by using the company's cars to
carry reyPlutionists from place to place
and the payment of certain sums of
money to Matos.
Clerk cashed False Vouchers.
James W. Boyd. Viii and claim
clerk Of the public health and marine
hospital service. has been arrested on
the charge of presenting false vouch-
ers in the past two years to the amount
Of $4,000. He pleaded not guilty
and was released on bond Of $4,000
furnished by a guaranty company.
No Copyright on American"
Judge Holt of the United States cir
cult court at New York refused to
grant an injunction asked for by w. r.
Hearst for the purpose Of restraining
the publishers of the American Illus
rated Magazine, formerly Leslie's
Monthly, from using any contraction Of
the words American" and magazine"
as name for their publication. Hearst
claims that the Sunday supplement OF
his newspapers are the only publiea.
tons entitled to the name American
Magazine.
Murder of EGtor Thompson.
Mystery still shrouds the violent
death of Jacob Fl. Thompson, for forty
years exchange editor Of the New
York Times. who was found in his
room at the Hotel st. James, New
York, covered with bruises, and I'M
conscious, late at night. He died TIL"
next day without having regained con-
sciousness. 1t was known that he had
been In the habit Of carrying large
sums of money on his person, and rob-
berry was the most favored motive OF
assault At the outset there was no
trace of his assailant.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30
SOCIOLOGICAL
Treatment Of Morally insane.

Treatment Of Morally insane.
The recent congress of criminologists
at Berlin decided by large majority
to stand by the proposition Of Profes-
sor Litz that morally insane persons,
whether criminal or not, should be
dealt with by special treatment and
that when punished the punishment
should be much milder than that Inn
posed upon other criminals. DR.. Kiel-
horn, representing the schools of Ham
burg, said the percentage Of morally
insane children was far greater than
was generally believed. Over 1000
were taught in nine Hamburg schools.
Two per cent were confirmed criminals
whose rescue was hopeless, but the re-
matnder could be reformed by suitable
treatment. Punishment by 1mprison-
ment or detention did more harm than
good.
No Free Love Colony.
Professor George D. Heron has is
sued statement denying newspaper
report that 100000 had been left
his wife by her mother and was to be
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

AN Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
of the Week in Politics,
Government, Education, La
=
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

m@Soi "e@'eA' truer Republic
an than he who votes the decoy ticket
named by the so called Republican or
ganization. The Democrats promptly
and unanimously Endorsed the City
party candidates without any sort Of
DEAL The city convention was with
out precedent in being absolutely I'M
pledged and unmanipulated The plat
form provides for q complete and thor
ough revision of the election laws, de-
mands the appeal of the Ripper bills
and the divorce of Office holders from
political control.
Black Square Jerome Emblem.
The Jerome Nominators' Is the
name Of the new party arranged to
nominate District Attorney Jerome of
New York for second term. Peti
tons bearing that name and marked
with black block one inch square as
an emblem were issued and distributed
for signatures, 1900 Of which are nee
essary to run Mr.. jerome independ-
emily.
Parker's vi Told You &c."
Ex-Judge Alton B. Parker, the Dem
ocratic presidential candidate of last
year, commenting on the testimony be-
fore the Armstrong committee that the
New York Life had contributed $4,000
to the Republican campaign committee,
declared that the New York Life was
not the only contributor of that sort.
Recalling his charges Of corporate cor
ruption made during the campaign,
Mr.. Parker repeated that the officers o.
the Mutual and Equitable as well as
many Of the railroad and manufactur-
ing corporations had made similar con
tributions to the Republican fund. He
insisted that such men as Mccall have
no political convictions that stand in
the way Of their personal advantage
When at a later session Of the com
mittee President Mccall swore that the
Democratic campaign committee, with
solicited money from the New York
Life, both Judge Parker and Chairman
Sheehan Of the Democratic committee
issued emphatic denials.
Conference at Sycamore Hill.
The fact that Secretary Of State Roo
Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts, any
Joseph H. Choate were guests Of th.
president at Oyster Bay and that the.
slipped away by an unaccustomet
route In order to avoid questioning re
porters gave rise to the report that To
revelations made concerning the cam
paign contributions OF insurance com
panies was under consideration, with .
view to Fastening some plan for fed
eral control Of all such corporations.
1t was said that the president particu
larly desired that the Republican or
ganization should return the $4,000
contributed by the New York Life's |
president.
Bryans Begin World Tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Bryan, accompa |
MED by their son and daughter, left
Lincoln, Neb.. for San Francisco, where
they were to sail for Japan by way Of
Honolulu. They expect to visit many
lands during year in which they will
circle the globe.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30
LECAL-cRININAL

Guilty Beef Packers Fined.
The first decisive triumph BY the
federal government in its purpose to
eradicate railroad rebates was achieved
In theS United States district court in
Chicago. when four officials M the
Schwarzschild s. Sulzberger Packing
company pleaded guilty to the charge
OF accepting rebates in a conspiracy
to violate the Elkins antirebate law
and the conspiracy act Heavy fines
were at once imposed by the court as
follows: Samuel We'll. vice president
of the New York branch, $4,000; B. g..
Cusey, traffic manager, $1,000; v. d.
Skipwurth, assistant traffic manager,
$1,000, and G. E. Todd, assistant traf-
1c manager, $4,000. One check for
all these fines, plus court costs, signed
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

age. In the meantime the income Is to
besnged to found a school Of socialism
ut, New York city, with Mrs. Heron
and Mrs. Hilquit as trustees. Or. Her
ron said. also that the real sacredness.
OF the real family was believed in de-
votedly by himself and his wife.
Jobs Hunting For Men.
Leroy Scott In the September Worlds
Work, discussing the problem Of the
man out of a job" says that the
army Of the unemployed Is as rule
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

county commits
sioners which
stands for May
or Weaver's adj
minis ira t | o n
and for good
governme n t :.
The delegates
marched In a
body to the city
hall to pledge
their support to
the mayor, who
said that the
man who votes
the City party
ticket will be a
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30
Elk ECU TIv
Would Push Canal Work.

Would Push Canal Work.
The advisory board Of engineers OF
the Panama canal learned at Oyster
Bay that the president favored the
sea level canal. He urged the board
to decide as quickly as possible upon a
plan Of construction, keeping in mind
the utmost practicable speed and prac-
tical certainty that the plan will be
feasible and that it can be carried out
with minimum risk. He thought that
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

used to found O
free love colony
at Metuchen, N.
]. He said he
feared such re-
ports were In
juring the Social
Democratic par
ty,. In which he
Is interested. He
explains tha t
Mrs. Rand's es-
tate is divided
among six grand
children and is
available to
them only as
they reach TWEEN.
eight years Of
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

Philadelphia Reform Fusion.
Men Of all parties, disregarding ma
tional party lines, have responded to
the town meeting call at Philadelphia
by joining in the nomination Of an anti
machine ticket for sheriff, coroner and
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30

in the cana
paigns of 1896
1900 and 1904
has been fol-
lowed by eyeFR
more astoun0-
ing testimony
from the lips OF
the company%
president, JOfEuR
A. Mccall. Inn
answer TO Qu&S
tons put bE
Counsel Hugiass
b eff ore ting
Armstrong leg
is.etive CONT
mittee I'm ting
Nn Vonlx Oh,
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30
Not atal.
No Matter What Doc.
tors Say-We Know
That Heart Trou.
bic in M any
Cases Can Be
Cured.

There are seven main features OF
heart disease, viz: % Weakness or
Debility; (2) rheumatism or Neuralgia:
(3) Valvular Disorder; ca Dilation;
90 Enlargement; 60 Fatty Degenera-
ton; CD Dropsy.
Documentary evidence will prove
thousands of so-called "incurables' have
been absolutely cured by DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure.
Patients often have no idea their dis
ease is heart trouble. but ascribe it to
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, etc.
Here are some of the symptoms:
Shortness of breath after exercise.
Smothering Spells. Pain in Chest, left
Shoulder and arm. Discomfort in Lying
on one side. Painting Spells. Nervous
Cough Swelling Of Feet and Ankles.
Paleness of Face and Lips. Palpitation.
Nightmare. Irregular Pulse.
81 have great faith in DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure, and speak of it's merits
aa aoMa sptsrs With
where three weeks ago I could hardly
walk one block One year later-tI
an sti in good health; the a Heart r cvgs
20 be."-s. D. YOUNG. d. d.. 697 North
Pine St., Natchez, Miss.
Money back If first bottle fails to benefit
FPET write US and we will mail u
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pr. Miles Anti Pain Pills, the New.
tom, Blank for our Specialist to diagnose
yoiir case and tell you what is wrong
and how to RICH, f. Absolutely Free.
HXABsooRAToRiES. ELKTIART. IND.
Morris tribune., 1905-09-30
COMMERCIAL

Devious Insurance Pathways.
The frank admission made by George
w. Perkins Of the Morgan banking
Arm, who is also vice president Of tE@'
New York Life Insurance company.
that large sums of money had bseTra
contributed by the insurance company
to the Republican national committee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-24

pero repitamos la nluletillc: no hay
local.
-Perfectamente. Ahora debo pre-
guntar q usted con sumo interes acer-
ca de un asunto que afecta mucho q la
salud de la isla y es Ia prostitution
que amenaza inv adirnos....
El senior Gomez Brioso nos cort6
10 palabra poniendonos al corriente de
10 que deseabamos saber.
En- mi oficina llegan q cada mo-
mento queias de diversas parties acer-
ca del desarrollo que dltimamente ha
tornado en- la ciudad Ia enfermedad 6
Intermediates venereas.
Es verdaderamente lamentable que
esta defclencia no pueda corregirse
por los medios antes establecidos re-
glamentando y vigilando la prostitu.
ci6n, pero ha llegado tai punto ell
problema en- cuanto & Sanidsd Sc re-
fiere, que Sc estudia el medic de poder
contrarrestar los males que directa-
mente vienen de tai estado de cosas.
La Junta Superior de Sanidad hace
tempo viene animada del mismo espf-
ritu, y hasta ella han llegado quejas
que envuelven perdidas para los int.
reseses del comercio de la ciudad, por
cuanto los jefes de los barcos de que.
ira temen desembarcar sus tripulacio'
nes en- la ciudad, q consecuencia de
este estado de cosas.
Sobre otros asuntos tambien nos
I di6 informaciones ell doctor Gomez
Brioso que por falta de espacio no po
demos insertar hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-24
Obituario

Tras una cruel dolencia, ha falle.
cido en- Patillas, la sefora esposa de
don Octavio Rivera, dana muy dis
tinguida de aquela sociedad por to.
dos conceptos.
Fue este uno de los casos en- que 10
ciencia medica luch6 her6icamente
contra la muerte. Ell reputable doctor
Garcia sin separarse un momento del
lado de la enferma, desde que fue la
mado, combati6 la dolencia obteniendo
en- un principle feices resultados; pe-
70 al fin la Parca concluy6 por ARE.
bar una existencia preciada en- ell Sc.
no del hogar couyugal.
EnviamOs nuestra condoleucia &
los deudos de la fnada, y particular
mente al atribulado esposo, q quien
acompaflamos On su dolor legftimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-24
Una entfevIsta con c|
Dr.. Gomez BrioSO

Hablamos esta mai1ana con ell Je-
fe de la Junta local de Sanidad senior
Gomez Brioso, de la mendicidad en- la
isla y en- este, tocamos la cuerdad al
senior Brioso.
All, los pobres-nos dijo algo
entristecido---la mendicidad es hume.
rosa en- San Juan y es impossible dar
cabida al nGmero de desamparados
que solicitan entrar en- ell hospital mu-
nicipal. Figurese usted que ell hospi.
tai es reducido, no puede atender nj
al 10 por 100 de las solicitudes pre-.
sentadas tanto de la isla como de San
Juan.
Ahora SO trata de reformar ell
hospital y trasladarlo & 10 antigua
carcel que tiene arrendada ell Board
de Prisiones; ALI podremos establecer
la enfermeria y dar mayor vida al
hospital.
Creo que el vencimiento del con-
trato hecho termina en- JUNO y no Sc
har& otro.
Desde luego que esta carcel puede
convertirse en- un gran asilo para los
enfermos pobres.
listed no puede fgurarse 10 mu'
cho que cunden las Intermediates er
la isla.
En- ounce dias Sc han presentadC
ochenta peticiones de enfermos solici
tando entrada en- ell hospital y ell edi
ficio no tiene cabida mas que para A
camas.
Ahora dfgame usted, 81 puede LA
marse en- regla este, un hospital
Hay en- la actualidsd 81 enfermo
y entire ellos existen muchos que s
! hace necesario sufran operaciones d
! alta ciruifa, pero como no hay local
3 aprop6sito para ESQ, no serSn opera
: dos solamente Sc practica la ciriji
en- los enfermos que exigen ell trata
o miento sin demora de Dinguna especit
5 Esto es triste en- verdad. Tenemo
: Instruments todos los adminiculo
necesarios para realizsr con exito la
g operaciones, pero de NADIA sirven POI
o que no hay en- realidad sitios dispor
y bles para los casos.
Es mas; en- el presupuesto hs
> cantidades sufcientes para atender
una msnsra regular & $50 enfermoi