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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
ENOsBURCH FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.. Glccd and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Eldred did not leave for
California the 10th as was expected but
lett Tuesday ,v~.uirG.-lI. y. i'alr-
banks has sold his tnrm, recently oc-
cdpird by T.. j.. lor-'. t. GIiducr
Frazier, who has been carrying ON i.
c. %';allups's farm ul North Sloldou.
consideration. si.Goo. Possession given No
vomhcr l.-Alhcrt j.. croft ias decided
IL divide ms farm between his tvo SONS.
Blaine and i,lmcr. lie will huild a new
set of farm buildings the comm season
ON the north side of the highway. which
lac will sell t. I'elnor.-J. W. i'onrrry
johnshury Friday.
II. W. Blair Or Troy has rented the
rooms recently occupied by F. A. Gloed.
viii .. portion of furnishings for six
months. Mr.. Blair. who is a photographs
CT. has also rented the old gallery ncar
Or. Eeel's dwelling ho;se.-R. Towle.
who has carried on " " ToWlo's fam
moves November / to Andrew Cotton :
farm and Ariel STANLEY. who has carried
on the lasr named farm for several wears
goes to John Fishers farm mar NORTH
~She,dnn.-The Rev. c.. G. Rice. who has
been visiting her. abouts for sou'c weeks
has returned to his home in Council
Eluffs, Ia.-lioy Abel. Wilfroi Holder
and Delmer Croft have been elected h,
the Methodist Sunday school rs dcIegat.
ard alternates to the Y NJ G. A. count
meeting in Swartoii, vnici, r,Hets FRI.
day.-The delegates to The recent STATE
Sunday school Convention in st. Johns
bury will report next Sunday cVhrfur II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
WINOOSKl.

Miss jcrie. the youngest daDgn-
|cr Of Ms. Josephine GonYcali, lied
Thursday evening after a shot illness
|vith brain fever. Miss i;cnNeau WAS ~
he 18th year Of her age and was :: stu.
lort at the Ninooski high school and
Llso n r,mbcr Of St. Stephens JUNO:
heir. She ia urvivod by hcr mother,
wo s,st"rs ana tire" brothers. The fu-
[cral was held from St. Stephens
hurch Monday morning Mt nine O'Clock.
A sad case of neglect which resulted in
ne deatn of n child was revealed Mon
pay at midnight when Or. Hill was cali
ia upon to |isit Frederick. the seven
(|car-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer BY
CIV of upper Main street. The child WIS
IN the last stages of dipnthoria and was
practically beyond medical aid. Every
PING possible WAS done TO save the boy
put he died IN ahout an hour. The fu-
l"ral was held Tuesday. interment be-
ms M dc in he cemetery near tho Fanny
f.i''n hospital. 1t seems the child Ia |
Iccn i'll for about five days but tho par
nts thought Inc maladv noth.nc serious
iNh did not call a physician, Health Of
rcu Burdick was notified of tho case
md Immediately placed the house in
Quarantine.
Miss Mary Wells. daughter If Mr.. and
Mrs. Tsaa" Wells of South plattshurrh.
r y. WAS marrioC Tuesday mnrnirg
b. seven O'Clock TO Alexander Far,zo Of
his village. The ceremony was ncrrorm-
Il by the ltcv. james u. Rand i'm the
presence of a few friends ard relatives
\ reception followed ut tho rcsidorco Of
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swANToN CENTRE.

whooping cough is prevalent IN TINS
\ icinity. j. T.. Catlin's Younger dousn-
ter and John LaBombard's three emil
dren are victlms.-James Kelley OF
KeIlcy's Corner has recovered from
the measlca.--Mrs. J. Y. Chtiin an"
Master william Royce. who went I"
Boston on the excursion, returned Sa'-
urday night.--Wiiliam Merrick Is VS.
iting his daughter, Mrs. Roy Hazen'
of North Hero.--Fay l.. Hazard WAC
has a position as motorman on inc
poston street railway. was quite ser
iously injured about two weeks ago
by a car running into his,
him. out n dragging him n CONSIDER
able distance. one wrist was paoiy
hurt and he received a general snaK-
ing up, but his legs were not proKeh
us was reported in the city papers,
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EAST HIGHGATE.

The Rev. T.. T., Marggraf of st. AL
Dams passed Monday here.-Mrs. c. c.
sheldon and Mrs. v. H.. Nye are visiting
relatives in Boston. Mass, and Wells
Rlver.-Wilbur Davis of Sheldon Wis
lttd his brother. Hcrmon, here last
S~hturday.-A a. Bates and J. \. Hanna
shot a fine buck Monday.-The condition
OF Mrs. SHARON, who is i'll. remains
about the same.-Mrs. r. Manahan has
gone to st. Adams to visit her daugh-
ters.-Mrs. Susan Chowen was the guest
of Mrs. Q. s.. Rixford over Sunday
Miss Lulu Latin of Ausable Forks, N.
y, passed a few days last week at the
home of Mrs. f. c. Cushman.-Five car.
loads OF fameuse apples have been shin
ped from the Rixford orchard this sea
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. r. n. Buck and Mrs. W. ). Brush
spent October 10 with friends in Brrling-
ton.-All of the teachers of the fellows
Free Academy went to Montpelier ut at
tend the teachers CONVEX tion.-The con-
dition of Mrs. X. G. ballard does not
improve.-Charles II. Wilcox OF lard
wick has bought of f.. NJ. ballard his
farm in Wcstford. lie viii take p)sscs-
sion No, cmber 1.-Thr Good Time club
of Fairfax spent Fllday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j.. iiollonhack Of East
Georgia and reports 81 inc tiine.-Erncst
Ballard went to johnson October 20 to
visit his sister, Mrs. II. O. Sitter
The Ladies improvement society served
a chicken pie SUPPER at the BAPTIST
Church last week was a social and a
financial success. The proceeds were
about s27.W.-Thc woods were fun Of
hunters Monday, but no deer were re-
ported killed.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
aCoutinucd from second Page.)

|fIcnry Lawrence of st. George and Mrs.
|sn,i,, Wright of Burlingtun.-C. u. Lucia
has gone to stowe deer hunting.-Mrs. G.
IL, Lucia and son are spending n week
In Waterbury among rolativcs.-Mrs. W..
ID. Field and children have returned to
{Wnshinston. W. g.. after n few months
Mrs. II. NJ. Hull-Roy Gilman OF
thc T.. V. NJ. was at home over sun
HI lv.-Attornov c.. j. Russell was in town
)Saturdav.- Mrs. II. NJ. Hull returned Sat
ArIay from n two weeks visit in Ilcnni-
h,r. y. H.. where she was the guest nj
Tr 1ud Mrs. G. c. Colc.-Ohon Clough
bcavcs Tuesday for Kansas.-Thc FIRST
frost to destroy vegetation occurred Sat
hrlav night.-Rohert II. Wilson has on
bagcd with Mrs. Abbott in the lumber
Business in Bolton and will move to
that town November 1-Spafford Rowcll.
vino has lived with Robert Wilson for
Mic past two years. IS going to make his
home with Frod s. Colcnlan.-cohurn w.
Pierce has gone to Starkshoro deer hunt
tnr-Henry Goodson is holping g.. Il. w.
Navdon in his storc.-rhe family Of
willard Partch started Monday for Santa
barbara. Cal.-The Rev. Mr.. Adams Of
Eciated sunday afternoon at the funeral
bf Mr.. and Mrs. Russ"lIs infant child
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones of Shoroh'm
ro visiting Mrs. Kate Collins. Sarah, the
Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. u.
Nilson. wa h~aptisc1 S~undaN.-Tho E"V.
c. Adams will speak on tho "1ndia0
ND tho Problems Connected with Him
next Sunday cvcuing.-Thorc VIII he a
|esionnrv meeting at Deacon Fart'h'S
rhnrsdpy ct $50 y. IN. Mrs. osmond
II ho present and speak and refresh
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COMMERCIAL.


New York. Oct. Is.
FLOUR-Receirts, 3s9i5 bbls; exports.
90. 1903 bbis; sales. 5000 bbls; Trm and
nominally higher.
WHEAT Receipts. $1,000 bu; exports.
% III bu; sales, t.soO,ooO hu. futures: 24o,-
go hu. spot; spot firm. The wheat mar
ket was strong ana active to-day. Tho
hig addition to worlds stocks prompted
late selling, however, n the close was
only steady at 30 net advance. De-.
ea'tmoic, closed 9sNc; May. o. l-ce@
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ENOSBURCH.

Kew q. q. Rice starts IN his return t.
his home at Council Bluffs Monday.-Mrs.
Lucy f:arnes of Bakersfield has been
passing several days with her brother.
hopkins Rice.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kid
der have decided not to go to California
and Mr.. Kidder has entered the cmpIov
of w. 6. Fassctt and will occupy the
house that Mr.. Fassett bought of Wallace
Coburn recently.--Mrs. ]. NJ. Burt and
Mrs. f.. Hanaford and Mr.. and Mrs.
james Kidder have returned from their
trim tn BOSTON
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The marriage of William A.. Idle of st.
Iohnshury and Miss Harriet Rouse, sec
md daughter of Mrs. Flora Rouse Vas
at the home of the bride We'd
nosday oct. IS at three o'clock, The
bridal PARTY entered the parlors to the
strains Of "Lohengrin" rendered BY Mrs.
Is. A. Paul. The groom was attended by
Philip Fletcher of st. Johnsbury and the
by her sister. Miss Susie Rouse.
The bride was gowned in white silk trim
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Potter FROM Bak-
crsiield were gucsts of G. Carpenter over
Suuday.-Thc Peterson Musical club gave
an entertainment at the church Friday
to a small au1icnCc.-F. /. Smith
Maid IS cents for September butter.-A
son was born October u to Mr.. and Mrs.
E;dgar Flandcrs.-Jnmcs SpauldIng is in
f:nosburrh, having his lame arm treated
by I,r. Uutchinson.-News has been re-
cciycd of the death OF Charles Hill OF
Mcrrisville. Mr.. Hill was porn and al
ways lived in this Iltce until a few
years ago when h. moved to Motris'ille.
He leaves n wife ana one son.-Tho allies
Aid will meet with Mrs. James Sraul1-
ing Observation-Disclosures Lowell was re-
Gently brought before e. il. larspn and
fined SIC for getting dru,.k.
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S

Principal a. A. Kcmpton. d /.
Pare. Miss Mctlroy. Miss Richardson,
Miss Barrows and Miss Kim.ball Of Brig
ham Academy and Miss BRADY and M'sa
Narcotic attended the State teachers
convention held in Montpelier.-Mr. aid
Mrs. NJ. O. Heath of Hyde Park are
visiting Mrs. iteath's parents. MIR. and
Mrs. w. A. AUstin.-Mrs Warren >.
Soulc. who spent tho summer in ~.
Alhans. has returned hblne.-Mr. Cham
bcrlain of Sheldon was the guest of ..
A Powers n few davs last week
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKNr.

ChlCaco, Oct. %.
WHEAT-Dcc.. s7Mc; May. ss7c; July.
slisc.
CoRN-Oct., 5lTc; Dec. l5ic; old.
1870; Jan, 44isTA,4c: May, 45iac; July.
4Jalc.
OATs-Oct.. 2a7sc; Dec. 2s7sc; May. 3ch
@S.ssc: July, ALEC.
MESS PCRK-Qer bbD-Oct.. $3.50;
Jan. %s1237'a.
LARD-(Per 100 lbs)-Oct.. s7.o5: Nov.
s7.o2a: Dee. s6'77ia; Jan, E.75G6i7h:
May. $500.
SHORT RIBS Sides noose)-Oct..
s747i3; Jan, s6.47i4a6.5o; May. ss.s7kd
SO.
Cash quotations:
WIiEAT-No. . spring wheat, @Ts7iac;
No. 8, s7us7c; No. 2 red. s71.assssc.
CORN-No. =, 5Sa53i4c. No. J yellow.
i44c.
OATs-No. 2, 2'7sc; No. > white. 3oAT
RYE-No. ., roo Csc.
EAI4IFY-Good feeding, CSC; fair to
choice mailing. i2I47c.
FLANSEED-No. l, 9oc: northwestern,
No. l. $50.
TIMOTHY S~EED-Prime. So q.
MESS PORK-(Per bhD-sl6W11e1n.
~I.ARD-CPer 100 lbs)-s1O5.
SHORT R1BS-Sides 0oose)-S7 .i5l3
$40.
S~1DES-Short clear tboxed)-$s. 0OiD
sS.2i.
EHOULDEPS-Dry aalted. none.
WHtSkEY-(Basis OF nighwines)-31.3 30.
! On the produce exchange to day the
butter market was steady; creancries,
l712u22c; dairies. 17McN: eggs firm
at mark cases included 1ac: frsts,
a1c: prime frsts. pc: extras, 24c; cheese
strong, 113.@121.c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26

ing in honor of Miss Anna Ladd. who
left town Tuesday to pass the winter
in Kansas City, -Gardn Hunt
n fine deer at Rice Hill Monday.
w. II. Noble started Tuesday on a
weeks hunting trip in ic canadian
wuods.-Miss NJ. j. Darling left town
Tuesday for u few weeks visit In
Burlington before going to Malone. N.
Y. to bass the wintcr.-Eddie john
son of Morrisvillc is in town.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr. md Mrs. RI. G. PC'ucroy and MISS
Bessie Cheney OF st. Alhans Visi'cu nei'
u few days last week. /. L.. il"lh''S
ard three daughters returned from t"S-
ton Thursday morning.-Howird t'"rsNi'
of the Pennington high SCHOOL spent sun
day with his parents, Mr.. ard MIS-. "A -
fIorskir.-N illiam and Ernest Saltori Eh"i
"A fine buck Monday. weighing oN"r 2N'
ponnds.-G. NJ. Hunt Of West berkshire
also killed one Monday Mrs. fhunIc
Mercy and son Of Sprin'icld, Mass. are
visiting her fatttr, Henry FIntCn.
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WEST ENosRURGH.

Mrs. ". T.. Newton and infant daugh-
ter nave gone to Walden to pass several
weeks at the of Mrs. Newton's parents.
The condition OF Miss Myrtle Wal
bridge, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is improving.-A, r. Croft of
Nashua, N. H., has been in town for
several days on business.-Mr and Mrs,
Edward Green Of Coventry have been
visiting relatives in town
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

new YORK., CCt. -.
Cotton futures opened Easy. Oct. of.
fered sos. Nov. offered slO.S5: Dec. 5000;
jan, slo.,i. Feb. sl0.jl bid; March. $10.G2;
May. SOD: spot closed quiet: nliddlin0
uplards, slof5; middling gulf, 5000; sales.
JOS bales.
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Butt Err AND CHEESE MARKET.

BOSTON, Oct. q.
BUTTER-Market was firm to-day:
northern, @$U24c; western, 2c,aQ 2Sc,
Vermont dairy. 19G21c.
CHEFSE-Market very firm To-day
Vermont twins. i2AQ12.c.
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ZIG e l.

NJ. O. Snow & CO., arsesian we'll drlllers
OF Burlington. drilled a deep we'll ut
East Ryegate, Caledonia county, called
the best well In eastern Vermont. II
could not be lowered by continuous purAps
ing with a steam power pump.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev. George Iunt, the presiding
elder preached Mt the Methodist Church
on S~unday.-The Ladies Aid society will
serve a chicken dinner on Thursday at
the parsonage.-Miss Della La Fountain
is spending n few days at Enosburgh
Falls.-Mrs. Ellen Head is visiting in st.
AlhanS.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

a GranGe mas been organized In his
place with 81 members.-Calvin Dean
has purchased the George Jones place
near the grist mill.-Mrs. {. A. Hun
entered a few friends SATURDAY even
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JERICHO.

The annual meeting of the l.adios Ald
,ls held at Mrs. Willnl's Thurslry.-
Yrs. Grow of Wostf ri . spondinS Il
DAYS with her sister, MIR Lame
Mrs. r.ert Iiootl. visited M,s Small
thursday. Mrs. Lane and Hazel did
rot roturr until =, Nrlnv morning -
Yrs Folsom is siill making repairs
m the hotel. having put in a new door
VI tn" east side with large lights and
-arious Other improvements.
Mrs. Frances Wrisley of Greenfield.
is visiting relatives in town.
.lr. Wilson, who has been driving the
;rand Union Tea cart for the past year.
,ns resigned and Mr.. Gleason is again
pn the road.-Nclson Boldgett of Ran
lolph was n visitor at Mrs. Sophia
last weck.-Mr. Pratt and son
" Chicago, brother of John Pratt and
Yrs. Wright, are visiting relatives in
and adjoining TOWNSVILLE funeral of
!obart Peasc was held Sunday at the
iome of his brother. Chester Pcase. on
.ee river. Mr.. Pcase carried the mail
or a number Of years between the two
'illagcs of his town. hut failing health
him to give it up.-Miss Theodore
Numan spoke Sunday at the Congrcga-
|ional Church on homo missions.
J Mrs. Remington returned to Jericho
|ionday from her visit at Essex June
and Mrs. Morgan of Richmond
listed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
IlcLanc, over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
f'ornclius Abbott of Burlington We're in
own to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Pcase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Martin of In
Will visited Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Sophia
White MondaY.-A deer passed through
ne fields lust out of the village Monday
nd was seen by n number hut none of
he hunters got a crack at him.-Mrs.
higgins and Mrs, Jordan were visitors In
G~nrlinCfon TnoslaN.
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CANTON DAIRY MARKET.

Utica, y. Y, Oct. 22.-On the Canton
dairy market 100 tubs of butter sold at
- cents and 400 boxes of twin cheese al
Il cents.
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MORSE'S LINE.

Mrs. Smith Waite and Mrs. Hodges of
Hyde Park passed last week at the
home of r. Shcrwood.-Cort u. Loukes
has moved to I1~ighgate. whcre he recent
ly purchased a village residence.-A
large number OF friends of Thomas
Green, who were recently married. gave
them a party at their home Friday
evcning.-David Freeman has moved to
Bedford. Que.--Lcwis Bockas has moved
his family from Bedford and Is at work
for j. NJ. Hill. Jr.-,James Harvey and
A. X. Frary Of Frclighsburg were in
town Sunday.
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dings was that Of DR.. 1irwcod Major
Kelley Of Manchester. to Miss May
Florence Frost of Clarenont, y. H.,
which occurred in St. &nnc's Episcopal
Church Wednesday October Is at seven
o'clock, the ceremony being performed by
thcl,ev. i. Barnby Leach. The bride
was attended by Miss Anna Thomas OF
New York, maid Of homer. Miss Alma
i,ydene of New York, Miss Lila Coffin
Uf Gloucester, Mass, aud Mrs. Z. II.
Aiken OF Richford. bridesmaids. The ush-
urs were Charles Robinson of Mancnes-
ter. Bert otis of New York and Silas
Ralph Curpentor of Richto,d. while the
groonl was attended by his brother, Fred.
orick c. Kelley as best man. rhc bride
was given away by her cousin, Charles
Cole of Brookline. Mass. The wedding
march was played hv Mrs. f.. Barnby
Leach. who also played for half ar hour
J" fore the The church was
beautifully decorated by Charles Robin
son of Manchester, tho colors being green
and white. a rc9crtion followed at the
American House. where the bridal party
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. s. w.
cole of srooklinc. Mass, AMI Mrs. a..
4. Cowles of Claremont. n. H., aunts of
the lrid'. Mrs. J. T.. Kelley. mother of
the groom. Mrs. Sawyer Of Boston. cousin
of the bride and Miss Clark of Clarcmont,
y. II After congratulations had been
received the guests We're invited 20 the
dining room, whore Il dainty collation.
was served. Mrs. Silas r.. Carr enter
and Miss Caroline Bowen presiding at
the table. rh" bride was charn,insly
rownod IN white Aoolian silk over tlffcta,
with n yoke of rose point lace and wore
n vel cf tullc fastened ty a superb pin.
Il topaz surrounded by pearls. 4 gift from
Miss l'owcn o. New York. rhc brides
rr,ids We're GoWncd alike in white SWISS
over green ~laflcta. with bands of roirt
u" hcnis' lace. and sashcs of green
SIR ana all wore Charlotte curllv hats.
The gifts We're very beautiful and consist
cd Of cut glass. china. s~ilvcrwrro. brio
a-hrac, linen, furniture ana several
checks, all testifving 10 the esteem ard
regard of their many friends. Amor, tho
guests from on. Of town were Mrs. =
w. cole of Broollino. Mass. Mrs. A.
j. CoWlcs of cllr.month. y. H.. Miss
Clark of CltrCnlont. n. H.. Mrs. Sawyer
90 Boston, cousin of tho bride. MIR. Tho.
mas Of New York. Mr.. Reeman of Fair
fax. MI. and Mrs. Roberts of Manchester.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Oct. ~.
BEEN ES-Rcccipts, 2IS head; good
steers steady and choice firm, others iuil
ard uncvcnlv lower: bulls and COWS Slow
to Toe lower: native steers, 8.15T5.25;
westerns. S.35m370: bulls. sa.6tI3.25:
COWS, $l.iCi3.5o; cables quoted live cattle
Sow: sheep steady: exports 1874 cattle.
leo sheep and 3.1oo quarters of beef. to-
MORROW 80 cattle.
CALNES-Rcceipts, 1.5is head: veals
lower; Erassers steady: westerns steady,
veals. N.5uao0; few choice and selected,
s. 2ifio.50 little calves, 81. 50n 400; srassers,
s-1563.12ls; westerns. s2.JM3.W.
SHEEP AND Receipts, $3.50
hc1d: sheep steady: lambs 2JG3Dc lower,
closed dun and weak: sheep, s3.5015.60;
calls, $9tOm325; lambs. ssOOGs.O0; few
choice lots early. ss.2j; Canada lambs.
s. -: cults, $5.0Cn5.TN.
HOGS-Rcoeipts. S.525 head; market
trific firrl: state and Pennsylvania hogs,
g.. f0U ). 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26

~ 1916, closed 92%c.
CORN-Receipts. 5i,s25 bu; exports. 152,-
ZIG bu; sales, 100, 900 bu. futures; 5000 blu.
spot: spot firm. options were active
again and stronger. closing hd1sc net
higher. The features were export de-
mand. light receipts. strong cables ana
covering. Dec. closed 50iac; Jan. san
A5sc. closed aMc; May, 5lian5ls.c closed
5l1ac.
OATS-Receipts. 10000 blu: exports. s..
oz5 hu; spot firm: mixed oats, % to !.
pounds, 33i4a3ihc; natural white. 80 20
20 pounds, 37M36c.
CcFFEI;-Spo Rio easy: No. I In
voice, SEC; mild quiet; Cordova, 101l3c.
Thc market for coffee futures opened
steady at a decline Of 5M10 points in
response to lower French cables n con-
tin,.cd early liquidation. There was q
fair demand from scattering sources bit
the mark"t increa scd the early loss and
ruled particularly weak In the late trad
.fg when liquidation became NOR" gem
eral. The close was steady at n net de.
cline of 20r25 points, Sales we're reported
NJ $4,000 bags. including Nov, 8.55GeCJ;
Dec, sf.ioft6 Is: Jan, $50: March. $500
10; April, 500: May. s7.CM715, July,
s.. POO 1875; Sept, S.3Ou7.45.
SUGAR. Raw was quiet. fair refining,
9 %ij.lfc: centrifugal. &c test. 3 9-16c: mo.
~lasses sugar, 2 1l-l6c: refined quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
lysr lawson Turned the Trick In
The Two Mile Open Lap
Race
MADE DISTANCE IN $40 3'5.
Th, Former Record, Held by W. T.
samuelson, Was SSl vs. Hca'
preu Won Motor Race

Those who imagined tina, lVcr Lawson
md lost some OF The speed for which no
has become famous m America ana Eu'
rone, have another gusH coming, ospcca'.
lv ef,or hts performance az the saucer
track last evening when hc made u mo"
wonderful eprlnt IN the two.milc lap race
nroforlonnl, and broke worldo record
NIL 10 smithorcenr,
py hls gron, sprint l,aweon brought
iho epooia,ore 10 their feet IN q llcnsy
Of delight and when ho crossed tho tape
a winner by o wide margin, beating ono
Of tho hardest combinations lhni could
be formed, the famous swodo was glvon
an ovation, lie had 10 ride AZ a kllliuR
pace, bu, he did |, gracefully ana II
looked easy for him
Bill samuclson ana Hopper formed the
hardest combination, s0muohon dld thn
pcctcd that the tpctdy Chicago boy Won
BE- able 20 land first money ", iOto ne
race was anything like Ovof sumo ot Va
idors had 10 drop out, Tho pace was 'ol
klllng eamuolton pulled lioppot around
of terrific epood ahd n lap from homo
HOPPER started his sprint Lawson WAS
watching him however ana suddenly NJ
thot hlph on the bank ana with grnto,ul
motions began 10 unwind he Od-l'nr
eprnt, the sprint tina, won tho worllH
championship for him, Faster ana fnsior
ne rode, the other riders Nrninmg cpply
norNo TO Keep ahoad Of nm but lhoy
were quickly ovorlakon, just before
reaching tho tape Lawson shot ahead,
winning by two lengths,
This event was the main one OF tho
ovenlnR although the 0ye.nilc m tor
race was interesting and exciting Tno
riders who participated N n worked IN ~
machines for about all they were wo,tl,
and young lIoagron set LEO pcs
throughout ana monneod Ia cross over
The tape q winner, \ summary " the
events follow
Two.mllc open lap, professional Law.
fon. Hopper llolletcr Hnmuclfon Time
,3iD3A breaking worlds record Of
1874 lsb held by Snmuolson
MI hnndlcap,' amuteW-.llo Holiday N
yeldO rngtto GO y0ldH, Hume scratch
Time 2iQ0 2'5.
llalrm!e consolation, professional
bowler Williams Downing TIM 4 oL
Throc'mllc lap, nmatours-M Cotmlck,
Wilcox Roodman Hume, TImo-62.3.S,
Five'mllo motor Ilougron r n. SOm.
NrsOn, Eddie Smith, Tlmo,-6,lN 3,5,