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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
LYDIA 4. HERRICk's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Chit
tendcn ss.
The Probate Court for the District 81
Chittcrdcn.
10 all persons interested in the estate of
LYDIA y. Iicrrick, late of colchester,
deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, application hath becn made
to this court in writing, by the al
miniStrator of the estate of Lydia A.
llorrick. late of Colchester. deceased.
i,N ia son the whole Of zeal
cStat" of said deceased, representing
To said court. that it would be bencfi-
"iAl to tn" heirs aud all persons inter
"st"d in til" estate of said deceased. to
sell the Who'll" of the real estate of said
deceased, ana convert the same into
money.
And bringing into court the consent
land appreciation in writing. of All the
heirs to said estate residing in this
state, and setting forth tho situation
OF the real estate.
Whcreupon the said "odrt ap,~jutc |
and assigned the Sd day of F"tStary.
1905. at the probate court rooms in said
pli"ation ana petition. ana ordered public
notice thereof to b. given to all persons
Interested therein, by publishing said cr-
der. tosethor with the time and place Of
Harrington Weekly Free Press. a news
paper which circulatcs in thu ncighhor-
hood Of those persons interested in said
previous to the day assigned for hearing,
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to
APPEAR Hfore said court. at tn" time and
place assigned, then and there in said
court to- make your ohjectiors to the
granting of such license. ii You see catise.
| Given under my hard at the problte
/ Court rooms, this l2th day of January,
1908.
MARCELLrS A. BlNGHAAI
oGWot IuGca
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
STREETS COST S45, 1000,
Close Figuring in This BrancI, of City
Governments

Tho annual report Of the street dcpart-
ment has been completed. The receiptA
for the year Were Siio1S The disburse-
monts were sii 03oi6, leaving a balance OF
$500. The disbursements include the
usual items for curbing. Suttoring, etc.
In the sewer branch of the department.
the receipts We're S2S>. 46. The expenses
were s. 31S ~, leaving y balance of &. >,
large amount of work has been done
in this branch. new sewers having beer
laid in Charles. Howard, Russell, Front
and North streets.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
Butchers, Merchants and Hide Buyers

Butchers, Merchants. Hyde Buyers
Should write 10 Carroll :. Page Hyde
Park. VT. who wishes To purchase
their Hides. Cnlfskns. Sheen pelts,
Tnllow and Bones. lie pays spot cash.
lie pays the frcishts He pays full
market values. lie wishes 10 arrange
with some one in every village. where
he has II" agent, to sell Poultry Sup
plies and To pick 'ip for him Hides.
Calfskins, sheen Ielts. and Homes. lie
furnishes money with which 10 buy
and he keeps his agents thoroughly
posted nj MI times M to market values.
Write him Tor full particulars
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Tho list OF unclaimed letters in the
burlington and Wnoosl,i postoiiiccs for
the week ending January is. 1885,
MEMS LIST.
Fred y. Adrich. IIurdall CO.. Herbert
Coles. Harry Cooke. Arthur Kelly. T.. u,
Smith, Harry sturgeon, W. e. Sears, II.
T.. Tracy.
WOMtN'S LIST.
Mr.. Brooks Miss l.. r.. Ellis
WlNODSNf STATiONs
Dame Mary Arrin. Nanant Blais, Ed
ward HcsSctt", ~ lombard Joseph
brolct, Dame John Iiallcbcrg. \. l.arcna
John Moore. Frank mccarthy. JOhnct
Poirior. james Reagan t2). David Sprolcs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
4 BARRE, HOTEL SOLD.

John Trow tho well known farmer and
horse dealer of Trow Hill purchased tho
CltN Hotel property i'll Barre Saturday
ami took possession that evening. The
consideration is kept private. Mr.. Morse,
the foriAcr proprietor has not yet made
any definite plans.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
An A..-.... ..oaltry Food.

Miss Myra Spencer of llanovel
Center. y. H., Expresses the sentiment
OF hundreds Of poultry keepers in Yer
mont add adjoining states, in the fol
feeding Pages Perfected Poultry
Foon 10 my fowls and find il excellent"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
NEWS OF VERMONT,
More Important Events Groupcd FOR
about Mrs. Rogers.

John y. Woodfn of Rutland chair-
man of the board of state prison di-
rcctors. said Tuesday that he hns tail; -
ed with Mrs Mary n. Rogers. the con e.
dcmncd uurdorcse. at Windsor this
week lie says that tho stories TO tho
effect that Mrs. Rogers has broken
down and lost her merge arc absolute
~ false. There is nothing in hcr dc
mcanor that would Indicate that she is
in the shadow of tn" gallows. She APP
pears TO u" in the best of health and
spirits. and TO have no fear. Mrs.
Rogers now knows that she will I'm e.
doubtcdly hc put to- death ON February
., but she looks ut this in tho Same
nxattcr Of ttct way that she has ro-
gq,rdcd everything since going to pris-
ON. Mr. Woodhn says the woman
seems to he sorry that she murdered
her husband, but docs not act as
though she realized Inc cnorinitv Of
her crime. Mrs. Rogers is given con-
siderable liberty act the State prison.
Sh" is ina larE" sitting room" and
can walk about. road aud otherwise
alnUse herself There is n window in
the room and she spends much time
losking ont through it. Word WIS re-
coiVcd from the prison by Chairman
Woodhn that packages. boxes and bun
fdlcs of every dcscription are pouring
into the prison for Mrs Rogers They
contain fruit. flowers and foods OF
various kinds candy and dolivacios.
Thc letters which are daily ..ont TO her
would keep her busy every minute in
the "a hour of the day ii she was al
lowed to rrtd them. None of this has
as vet been seen hv the woman and
| Mr.. Woodnt has given orders that they
! be destroyed. II" docs not think it
would be saf" to lot her have food and
candy Her food is ol tho paincst
and is cooked il tho prison Kitchen
Sh" makes 800 complaint of this. and
/ seems To Ice satisfied AFT the manner in
which tho communication nf the
cranks about The country arc disposed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

| w. H'N' IIIDn'h
MONDAY. JAN. 1G
"Gcsscr KosscalI." arrested at Phil
adclrhin with Internal machine in his
possession. admits that he attempted
| 10 destroy statue of Frederick the
Great in Washington and also that it
was he who sent trunk containing in
formal machine to British steamship
tmbra. at New York--'rwo men per-
ish il fire that destroyed Harbor Gran
tie ronpany's boarding house at Ninal-
haven. Mc---Charge of murder
against Louis and Dennis Tremblcy,
brothers. held OH suspicion Of causing
death Of Louis I.amora at Winooski.
Vt Lowell and Boston street rail.
way sold to Edward r. Metcalf Of rrovi-
dcnce at public auction---Invcstiga
ton into charge that Mrs. Cassie l..
Chadwick struggled large quantities ~
precious stones into this country de-
vclops fact that she dealt in precious
! stones 10 almost fabulous extent
Two church cditices. one costly struc
turp AT Lynn. Mass used by Hapfists.
and the other III old landmark on Cape
cod. situated at Barnstallo and owned
Ivy I'ntarau~. consumed by ire
Mime. i.oulct. aged -. mother Of prcs
7''"'
TUESDAY. JAN. II.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
COASTING 49, lpENT At RENNINC;
TON

Tuesday ris ON silver street in
bennington, rarity of lads were go
ing down ON 90 double runner when it
ran into a on,-Aorsc coal delivery sled
that was eoinl tn" same way The
driver turned ult to civ" more room.
but hc turned las slod the wrong way.
There We're hall Il dozen on the double
runner, and onr of them, Harry War
ron. ~ year old. broke his right leg.
Nearly every one was more or loss
bruised and Tho coal sled was smash
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
CITY NEWS.

f.t - "a iG hlH
Good news comes from 'assius H. Peek
now at oklahoma CttN. lie N<eS the CHI
rI,t ,,,,,,
George w. MARKS left Yesterday 'or
BOSTON. and expects To sail Today 'or inc
West Indies and south America NC VIII
return To this city in about SIX weeks.
t,,,,,r,or, u., r,,dorod Thursday in
city court in tho ease of LOUIS 'aNa'i'e
vs.. Michael GroIan ior tue P''''",''. "
recover DAMAGES OF ~ '''l" '"S'N VA '''''
Sam, ,c,r,c would rather have Il lodg-
r, ..rout FREQ" than to have a ''lonrsonle
house" Kut a. Furnished Room will
,r,,r Won an income If YOU advertise il.
rho coso If Thomas l,eu;zo vs.. Moses
,,,.cnc was decided saturday hv Justice
D,vcrbillc i'm favor If the plaintiff, wno
g. IN r..n,c, ,,unr,s ,f So and costs of
s55
Inc case "i MitrrHr'' trey vs. ""p'rt
,r.,.ls,s ofi. If is an ncti,u of divorce
a.. ,,ro,rd, b.i,e ,,cse,,io, and ,n,ol,r.
.tlc e,vcri,,
Thomas toffoy was arraignod in city
court Monday on charge of ntox-
cation. 1t was his second offcnsc. lie
''V'''u ""'H '''' was
'' "'NS III JAIN
John Goycttc and T. Dounick. tho two
men who were injured Tuesday 10y tn"
fan Of the medical college elevator. wor"
reported rs confortahI" at the Mary
Fletcher hospital lust evening.
I.,I. NT.,1, in nN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

zach woman is brief of womau-
Kind and if your store advertising In
trrosts one woman il Will interest all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

Tho man whose services might be
worth more to YOU than To any other oni-
ploycr in the city may he reading the
Help Wants every day Just now.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
SUPPER At GYMNASIUM.

At seven o'clock last evening sun
per was served in the university gym
nasium. This supper was compliment
AIRY to the resident members of
both the botanical and Bird cubs.
The supper was an ample one and tn.
occasion proved to be most enjoyable.
At the conclusion of the supper oc-
CURED the annual business meeting
of Tia" botanical club, followed by the
roll call. nominating committee.
consisting of Professor Perkins. Mrs.
Elizabeth H. Davenport of Hrattleboro
land IN swift of brandon was appoint %
ed 10 report at III" meeting this morn -
ing. The matter of the next meeting
was discussed and Il large number fay
orcd Il cruise on Lake thamplain This
viii be settled later.
The Hon. William j. Van Patton al -
dressed the club members for II few
minutes ON the aims aud work of the
Vermont Forestry association and it's
relation to the Botanical and BIRD
clubs. The annual roll cali was then
taken. each person present respondiug
with brief remarks about some cNpcr-
! :-'.co in either botanical or bird study.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

While cha. III wood i'm Parsons
woods i'm ca ON Tuesday afternoon.
Edward Wool looked up and saw "a
lynx pr"paf t" spring upon him
from q tree. }l. Wood had Il gun with
him and pro tly shot tho animal It
is fine sp' men, measuring two feet
eight inches n length. and weighing
II pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

j Nj. Ashley has bccu commissioned
an ordnance sergeant In Company NJ. V.
O.. and viii succeed i. .. i.cckwith.
VINO recently resigned sir Ashley was
recommended by captain &. f.. Burnhdnl,
ordnance officer, Sergeant Ashley has
been in Company NJ five years and has
been a sergeant for the past two or
three years
John T.. sheridan and Mrs Bridget \.
Kelley were married at the EpiscupH.
residence Tuesday evening by the Roy.
a. " Gus They were attended by Nj
ana Mrs. Thomas Redmond John NJ.
RIVERS OF Bristol AID Miss I,ena NJ. Chase
wore married at the same place Tuesday
~ rather ellis. They wcr. attended hv
IL Enrrlit ana Miss Anna Clarcy.
report was filed SATURDAY by co.
a. a. Han, special master in the r,n,,,r
OF Eurreli lanes estate. The hc.uin,
on this case occupied several daNs and
ALLEGATIONS We're mad mat iiornro
No"re had not administered The ext ale
ms he should have done. III. ronort :,
the master covers tn, cas-" In ,etui,
and cXonrratos Mr.. Moore in cvcry cout
MR.. Lepha \. Nichols died in -th,.
city Friday as the result OF an opor,
alton Mrs Nichols was a native of
Nrrgcnucs and was brought to this cit ,
about two weeks ago To undergo treat
mont. Sh" was 81 years of age and is
survived by two brothers, Moses 81
Vorgrnucs and Irwin Of Fort Jackson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
ALL BOUND
OVER

A. the hearing before United
States Commissioner Kiefer yester-
das afternoon Of Mra May Melon
ald. Dan Mcdonald. her husband.
aud Frank Richards. her brother.
sufficient evidence was brought for
ward 20 bind the trio over to the
federal grand jury under the charge
Of Operating q eounterfeitiug plant
at Columbia City AZ which place
they were arrested January 2 by
Captain d. ". Bell. OF the United
statea secret service The bonds Of
Richards. on account Of his previous
criminal career. were placed at
$500; thoee Of Mcdonald At 81 900.
and The $3.50 cash bail upon which
Mrs Mcdonald has been enjoying
her liberty for several days. was
Increased to $500.
The additional amount would. Il
was promised. be secured today. and
the woman was allowed to go 20 her
home with her l7-year-old son. who
has devoted himself 10 her comfort
and protection since she was ar
rested Captain hell says that he
will have no difficulty IN securing
convictions as the evidence Is COM
plete. H4IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
SENATORIAL WILL BE A BATTLE RoYhL-THEY SHOOK
HANDS ALL AROUND LAST NIGHT As A PRELIMINARY TO
THE KNOCKS GIVEN At THE cLAHG or THE CONG

finish with "A rclntive strength ia
" hat they DO not believe.
One thing The star wishes TO
state herewith. and that Is n King
county wants the next United States
senator 10 be from within It's pre-
clncta It can have him. for n the
delegates from King stand together
aa unit they have the battle won
before u starts
This f. realized by both Messra
Foster and sweeuy. and every effort
f. being made TO disrupt the King
county forces, 10 find some vulner-
able spot IL their arm0r through
which vital point can De reached.
Il viii be some time yet before
the Legislators get down 20 ballet
Ing on the aeunturahlp. In the
meantime the workers for the diff
fefeut senatorial aEpirautH are
stfniniug every nerve To make a
good finish 90 their campaign.
Ex-Govcrnor MeGfaw arrived IN
olympia from Seattle last evening.
"lust to see Mead inauEurated." az
he expresses It. He spent consider
able time ga consultation with Mr.
Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
BODY OF EX-MAYOR 7. ].
HUMES REACHES CITY
STEAMER SANTA CLARA, VITA REMAINS ABOARD, AT


when the steamship Santa Clara
steamed lB a. Ptet 4 thla afternoon
the Joyful meetings 81 reunited
friends were hushcd BY the pres
cuer Of death fer the Santa Clara
had brought down from The frozen
north a silent passenger. the life
less body % Mayor Thomas J.
Humea. Less than year aEo brave
otd Tom Humcs. Hiill Full 81 lifs aud
viEor. despite the heavy troubles
that had bowed HE shoulders
through the years that had left his
hair snow white. and with a new
hope lighting his splendid old face.
set out from that same wharf 60 re-
trtsve hia fallen fortunes from the
wealth locked ln the bosom ~ the
northern ground A few friends
there had been then 10 see him of
and wish him good luck. and some
members % his family 20 bid him
hopeful II sad woodhY.
To-day these Same members % his
family and a large circle - friends
went down 70 meet all that remain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

/ up during the present session Will
be the districting Of the state as
required by the constitution.
A. present the three congressman
from this state are elected at large.
This condition. although directly
contrary 10 the express atipulatlons
OF the constitution. has never been
changed
The republican maioritles have
always been 10 large that the md
chine does not wOrry about a con-
test.
But. they are confronted with the
serious fact that IN case there is
ever any close contest Ia a con-
EressiOual election. the democrats
can legally throw all three OF the
congressman out Of their seats. on
the grounds that the state 10 not
divided into districts, as provided
for in the constitution.
A bill 60 remedy this will prob
ably be introduced which will ap-
portion the districts as follows
District No. Eastern Washing
ton.
District No. 2-King. Pierce and
Kitaap counties.
District No AN remaining
western Washington counties.
Many prominent republicans are
against the bill because they are
afraid Of losing eastern Washington
TO the democrats. but II Is argued
By others that instead Of weaken
ing republicanlsm in that section It
will tend 20 strengthen H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
THEY WILL ALL PITCH
into THE WEAK MAN
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympic, Wash.
staff Correspondence BY Dan Dean
and viii Window.

DID you ever see a battle royai7.'
Down south this Is a fnvorlte pass
time.
Four men are put Into "a ring and
told to fight to q finish. The last
man on his feet gets the purse.
A. u rule. three Of them pitch onto
the weakest first and get him out
af the way. then two turn against
the man who shows the worst signs
az fatigue and he goes down and
out. after which the two surviving
members belt each other until but
one remains standing
The senatorial nght here is bat
tie royal Ia political ring.
Tonight the "pugaa Or statesman %
ship and diplomacy shook hands and
went back Ia their corners. whiting
for the gong to strike for the first
round.
II was "a sort Of social evening.
lea which Senator Foster called Oh
Mr. plies Mr. Piles called op Mr..
sweeuy. ST sNeruy visited Senator
Foster. and 20 OH
tx Senator Wilson was also the
recipient OF calls from the men no
are willing that they 20 10 the SELL
ate instead Of him-all but one
Senator Poster did not leave cards
at the Wilson camp, neither ala
Senator Wilson present his eompli-
meuta 60 the Foster aggregation.
Today, more than ever. shows that
there are really but two reasonable
contestants FOR the taEa-the pres
ent senator. A. q. Foster. and ex-
Feuator John l. Wilson.
That tho former wiil start OF with
tho most votes f. not even denied
by Wilson's friends that he viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Information was filed In the SUI
pcrior court today charging job n
Hlldebrand and William White with
murder In the first degree for kill
ing Matthew Murphy on September
26 In the Conway saloon hold-up.
Willie Moore was also formally
charged In the superior court with
larceny from the person.
Mrs. Maud Baker has started dI-
vorce proceedings against her hus-
band. Edward Baker She alleges
non-aupport Mrs. Laura Mefford
filed a divorce suit against Harry
Mefford on the ground OF non-sup-
port.
Burglars entered a store AZ OH
Third avenue last night and robbed
the TN Of s. A window was hrok-
en- open and an entrance effected.
The break was discovered by Pa
trolman Kent. who reported the
case 10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
AMERICAN SHOT
HIMSELF

BERLIN. Jan. t0.--Dr Alfonso II.
Sylvester. Emperor Williams Ia
nous American dentist. committed
suicide this morning lie shot him
soft through the head Sylvester
held this title OF imperial court
councillor lie Was close per
sonal friend Of the emperor.
TIC dsntistn suicide ia due % g
partial less OF practice ia conav-
auenee ~ the withdrawal Of Or.
Watson from partnership. Watson
has deptved Sylvester Of many Of
hla beet ciieuta
Aylfshter left a statement acuH-
iua Watson OF disloyuity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
WOULD MAKE STRINGENT DI.
voRcE LAW

Thirteen bills were introduced IN
the senate this morning.
stanHell Of Stevens wants scent
rate on railroads.
Tucker Of kinE introduced btil
making divorces more difficult 20
De obtained Il provides that In
contested r&ses each party must pay
s. 20 stsuoErapher. $40 for every
trial day and also Tor testimony In
excess Of 3 foIios Case must re-
maiu on file sin months before trial.
In order. "a Mr. Tucker says, 60 give
time for the wounds to heal aud an
EY pa ions ~ burn out. When
the defendant does not answer the
eoaff shall require proof and not
give a verdict By default. ~ ls nov
done
Potts Of King introduced a bin
providing for the establishment 81
the office of seAler % weights and
measures IN ali first class cities. and
another bin establishing the office
% public administrator and tefln-
ing hts powers ana duties
Tucker o. King proposed a meas
are authorizing the incorporation
q fire department relief associa-
tons.
Each bin vas referred TO the
proper committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

81 mortal - the splendid Old man.
When the rHHket Vas taken from
the chip the escort arranged b.
committees quietly fen into line. and
with q squad of The city police and
a Eeodiy number ~ eitY officials Ia
addition Co personal friends follow .
inE marched with the body % the
Bonnes wntsoa undertaking par
Tors.
Whether or not the body sill lie
IN state has not set been detefmln-
sd The funeral may be conducted
tomorrow. or may BE- postponed for
several days = r randalph. p ~.
Lysoua and q p Zimmerman com
prise. the committee in charge. The
paH bearers viii be r. u. Thorn
son. l. n YuuuGa. A I. Walters
Gardner Kellogg Prank Y. Mullen
and p p Randolph. 40 city off,
eiaia The honorary paiihearers
viii be Mayor T. a. uallinkrr. for
msF Mayors J. r. Ronald. Robert
Moran. Prank BLACK and ". y
Wood and Judge Orange Jacobs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
TO Fight The
BEEF TRUST

DENVER. Colo. Jan. tO.-The
proposition to merge the interests
Of both the live stock associations
In session here into one body in
order TO fight the beef trust and
secure equitable railroad rates, was
the chief topic OF a discussion at a
Joint meeting Of the National Live
Stock and Wool Growers assoeia-
lions today. Should there be a
merger Il rs the general belief that
President Hagenbarth. OF the Live
Stock association, will be president,
and w. Z. Skinner, OF Chicago. see
rotary. 1FS
Sheep men are opposed TO the
merger unless they can retain their
Identity as an industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
TAKES UP FIGHT
FOR PURE MILK
TUCKER PROPOSES TO PRoHfs SALE MILK IN WHICH
FosmALoEHYoE OR OTHER POISONOUS SUBSTANCES
HAVE BEEN mnEo-sTARs FIGHT WILL BEAR FRUIT

During this mornings session oi
the senate. Senator Tucker. of King
introduced a bill prohibiting the
sale 81 milk IN which formaldehyde
or other poisonous substance8 shall
have been mixed as an ingredient.
II provides a penalty OF imprlson-
ment Of from one % three years.
The bill was referred to the com.
mlttee on medicine. surgery and
hygiene. This bill promises 70 be a
most popular one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
HER LIFE
INSURED
py sorlpps News Assn,

BUFFALO. n. Y. Jan. to-The
investigation Of the murder OF Jose
phine DeSanti. whose body was
found at Santa Teresa yesterday
has disclosed that the wuman's life
Was insured for $500 and that her
husband. Antonio DeSanti. IS the
beneficiary The husband has been
arrested. Il was at first believed
the murder was the work OF the
Black Hand society.