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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
ESTATE Oi \NGEtINE -. ED
a. NSl, OE III VlINt,TON.

We the subscribers. having hcNn al
pointed by the honorable the Prob.
Court tor the District of Chiii cnd'0
Cnmmi ssioners to receive. cxaWll" Al
adjust the claims and demands ~
persons against the estate of Arg'H
II. Edgcumhe. late of Burlington. ~ ~
district deceased. and also all g %
and demands exhibited in offset th'iI
to; and six months from the day 81
date hereof being allowed by said cor
for that purpose. we do Therefore h,'1
hy give notice that we will attend
the duties OF our appointment at u
Office of T.. T.. Davis ON Church stree
i'm burlington in said district on "
fourth saturdays OF April and Septe1
of said days. ,o,J
Dated Ills .ath day of March. 1903
T.. h. DAVIS.
FRED JOliONNOTT,
cow3t Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
ESTATE Of ElIZ ABETIl n. RO|
Oh SuEI.BlnNE.

pointed Ivy the Honorable the Probs
Court for the District of Chittend,
commissioners to receive, examine ID
adjust the claims and demands OF
persons against the estate of lliZuhd
L. Root. lat" of Shelhurnr.
said district deceased, and al
all claims and demands exhibit
in offsot thereto. ana siN months ir,
the dan Of the date hereof being
lowed hy said court for tuLt pUlpo
wr do thor eiorn hcrcby civ, notice II
W, viii attend To III" duties of our q
puinIm,ut tt Tia" office of the NJ
chants Iuuk. ~ Hurlmston. IN ~
district on line last VucsGaNs of \,
uud :, ptV mhrr. UoNt. AT 10 O'clock
n or rIch pf said days.
patcu this 21th day of March. 100
l.. T.. WoOpiioCS
~ {. lSHAM.
39WSt Commissioner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

REFLECTIONS or \ EIIINOC EROS
am glad beauty is only skin deep
Sometimes / wonder what | WAS mad"
for. anyhow.
4 rnnu is master in his own house when
nc isn't homo.
Women figure their birthdays not IN
years, but in presents.
Concerts arc nice thing TO keep II man
FROM having "A good time
The quicker YOU try 10 mal,c your
money the quicker YOU can lose it,
The longer a man doesn't stare at a girl
tho surer she is that he is going to.
hear other animals talking about
mosnuitocs. What are mosquitoes:
Maybe it's the way widow seems 10
believe in YOU that makes you believe in
her.
or all the awkward ungainly things
ever saw. ! think the kangaroo in that
next cage is the Quecrcst.
A wife Is awful smart not to have 81
much brains that she never gives her
husband anything good to eat.
Even a modest young girl thinks il
strange that a man doesn't understand all
the queer clothes n woman wears.
1t must he awfully unhandy for those
two-lcggcd creatures they can men I,
move around. they seem To have onlS
one toe on each foot.
| Some day when | have n good chance
| III run my horn through that fellow witt
lac sharp stick that makes me get up nnt
walk around when I'm iirsd. lie know,
| where my sore spots aro,--,'hlra2o Trb
| INC
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
TIE LOST iDISlCHORD."

seated Won night at de blanc,
IND blaying / know not vot,
] struck Won chord of musk, but,
Witch Won / haf forgot.
! shoomped most off my biano stoo,
Py chiminy it vos Great!
III thrilled my soul shoost like II com
From bigs vot vas unter gate.
If tried TO make dot noise some NOR
But can not find dc notes:
Dcy scampercd away like cfcry ding.
shoost like SOON lccde shoats.
1t may pc I shall hear again
Dot same "chord' init its charm,
Ven GUNNER comes ind vii! 20
tnd iii oud on de farm.
Kerr Kase in the Boston Record
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
POOR ALYCE WISER

rh,ic was a girl in our town,
Her name WIS Alice Mise:
Sho went into society
And scratched out both the Is
And when she found what she hid done
With all her might and main
She married !kcy lcklcstein,
And scra lchcd them in ggliu'
April Smart set
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
SptN('ERIAN TRACINGS.

MY love and alteration for YOU is
written ndclihly in my soul cred tn"
swain, coming two fiops n arcr IN hi
knees
YOU must have used Invisible nix
AlScrnon. | ran see noihi'g but an awful
blank. "--Cinc.nuati COMMUNICATING
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13


3'"'I' ''pN''' ~ - "''' t''' '''ne'''-
cav h''' 80 'osH OF 'h'S CONTRACT Is 4
4I'"' F"PI'''i'l"' ''i \" 'n' N"p'pH'N
''I''"'' .'iNi'iN "h' ans" '" inc '''lH''N
q" ''''''i' ''r II ""U'h nave 'h'"lt StV-
'''' WHY ""9N N'''N '"'''' ne N'"'
"'lf! company h"a '"t h'eh So"Ni- i"r
"'''r business Tor som" 'l'''' US u hd'
very S''" prN'l'rt o' s"''' M tilS
@"''' II mas S'N'r" "H'r contracts AZ
r'a"N III Nl'N and "''S NOT expect 10 ne
h.h "hH' 'I' rs matters '''fi' INC cut
ING Sh'" l. 'oN '''' "'"Il ana no Work
Oh il"''''
',.n%.rr t..r -or <l.V- ,,rIInI
Clll H,Ii
i'art tor tin 'rr'i'h OF TN" Now '"'h"ii'
''hur'h pu''"iuE on IN" brow "' the nil
"N'ri""hlhl IF"Sl"'t ana Sonth lI"asaht
str"''s III i'"n!"Iph ana nave Drawn IN"
plans Tor Il s'r'' ar" 'ha'' "n"h com
pio'c"' W'll '"S' over N''"' me new
chlif'h VIII Lace IKE inc Oh" one on
! ''"SP'c' Sf'"' III" ~ ""''"H,'''' WIN
ne '''N'l i'''' wan " seating ''''c"N "' y"
, II VIII '"N' It hoil'N ~ INC i'o' '''c"S,
| corner ." i'.1 NY" "''"'' '''f ''"''' "'''
'"' front A"''' VIII" i'9' "'''''" WI
N'"J"'' over II" 'h'r""'' !" "''N' '"'''"
Tor Sall'lN '"i IA" 'h"'' IN ''''' '''
S'H" "l inc nave IL l" ~ '"'N'' '''' "''" ~
Va" 'h'ii''I I'M l'''' WIN " N'H''N NN"',
rte interior VA! may" ir'''"'d Willis ana
"'l"s"h com anu Sir"'' "''''S'''''"S ''
the windows ''n'aW'h u" wv "'''r'' "''''
| On 'd''l S'N WIZ nc NV H''''''-E'"'i""
u.iu IN. ,l..r,.,,,.d.c and tho roof slated.
The stairs t. the choir gallery viii lead
,, 1. 49,, .,,.. r.,,,. Of ,bo ,b,r.b
a,,,.s,o ,..,,.,;.,Y c,cdit ~ III,
! ..iu .A go Ma ,,d,. of vorehir,,re
| ,,
| DAN MASHED ol'T IN 'oN'oi'l'
>,,,.l, oI.,,. WINS fol in rou.nrd l,s,
v..L ,L.,, r,o dan, which WAS ,,,jxin.,
h,,i1,. .,,., ,hr...,orc,, ,n c.,uso consider
AHA a,n,.re IT., ,,c ,o.x rould not bc s,,u-
nod 4 rn,.n Of mon worked al night
! n,d succeeded I'm PARTIALLY stopping it.
! r,i.lov , l,oc hln.l< of leo started dow,
| ia, st,,,,u. .,,J ,vh.u il struck the wooden
dan, !, ,;,r,i,d away "A third OF the dan,
,nt ,ho fun rn,cc If the water contained
in tho nil uond was thrown against
thc sl,no -hcd. and a part OF the cart II
dian, vv.,. ,nli,d ON ~o that at present il
is very unsafe. \ temporary dam on
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
ITS Merit IS PROVED
- Ga
ReooRo OF 4 OAIA1 MeO)olue
A Prominent Cincinnati Women Tells
How Lydia n. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound Completely Cured Her.

The great good Lydia r. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is doing among
the women of America Is attracting
the attention Of many Of our leading
scientists. and thinking people gensr.
III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
THE. LAND HUNGER.

Diplom;t-This love of conquest seems
to give nations an inordlndtc appetite
for land grabbing.
Attuchc-So il docs. II even made Aus
tria Hungary. Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY.

TIL woman has "a voice. We fcar
In all the ballot box controls.
1t '.tr0pt he denied her sphere
Is slightly hattcn,d 1T tho rolls.
-Nhiiadciphia POS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

'f'cy say quart er corn ticker v
cure any snake bite
eyes; bat Dc snake. is 20 hard tex I'm,
Atlanta Constitution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
MELANCHOLY IRlDE AXES VAR
EISit,

Mr. George Saunders of West Derby,
4 brl'i, "i about four months Thursday
-wallnw'd II larr" quantity of Varnsh
with suicidal intent. She had boon in deep
mclnurh"lN during the morning. ana Will"
her husband wls out of the house Sh"
took tn" hoitl" from u closet. The LIQUID
burned tn" stomach and her cries attract
81 attention. Sh" informed her husband
ON his return that she had taken the
diuIght. and u" notified Il physician. who
relieved her Suii,riugs. She may recover.
SETTLEMENT FOR DE.FINcT E.>%lI.
\ mcotIu:; of the stockholders and cred
iturs of tive Bradford Savings Bank &.
day by order of tn" Hon. james NJ. tyler.
chancellor. This bank was adiudgcd in
solvent February !. lS9>. and james T..
Hale of NcwhurN Was appointed receiver.
'rhr creditors have so far received 60 per
cont. in dividends, and the meeting Thurs
day Wds ordered upon Il petition Of tn"
receiver to see if the creditors would iu-
tlltszr him to accept a compromise of
S..rU which he had been offered IN settle
mont of his claim against the stockhold-
crs. II was voted Ia accept the PROPOSE
ton Of the stockholders. This amount will
he available for It final dividend soon and
tn, affairs of the Institution will be
wound M.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

"A dollar in the hand
'ls worth two in a jack not
NO worth forty in a bonnet --ti"us-
ton Post.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
BETHEL, GRANITE REJECTED.

At meeting nt ia" commissioners OF
the District OF Columbia. neld March -.
It was decided IL accept the Lid of The
south Dover, y. y. Marble company for
stone To- be used ir the construction Of
lhc new municipal building in Washing
ton. D. &. Thc principal bids before the
oonImi ,soncrs were the South Dover
Marble company, for stone Sc4j,0OO, and
setting $4,000. and the Woodbury. Granite
company. which offered to furnish Bethel
granite for s70c0o. This did not include
the setting. There seem To have been
two factors that worked against the
Bethel granite. the first being the uddi-
,ioral cost AMI the second the idea that
il WAS feared that the layers OF tho Bethel
granite were not of sufficient thickness.
I he commissioners believed that not over
S6G .NW could be spent for stone. II WAS
told to the commission that the Bethel
quarry was undeNelopcd, and that granite
does not stand lire as well as marble. So.
| reluctantly. the commission rejected the
Bethel granite. which on account IF its
| color and texture. has always aeon "A
| f,vorite with the M, MIXERS. The South
| Dover marble t. unstrcakcd white. with
Il cream tirgr. The quarry Is located At
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
NEW EANIt PRESIDE ut,

l'nc vacancy in the presidency Of The
National bank Of White River JUNCTION.
orcdsiou'I hy tho death of Groisc W.
smith. has hccu filled by ihc election OF
Snlnn T.. l'rIrY of South Stw,tfuld, I"
that position. l.. -. Wnocl"r of White
river Junction mas been ,i"H"n II M
rector of the institution. Each Of these
elections Is To Ill an uroNpir,d tern. I"
January !. 1919.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
NEWS OF VERMONT
More IMPORTANT Events Grouped for
Free Press Rcadcrs-Itatph Hurt
Killed While Cbopping In the
" OOdS.

East EnosllIrgh Wednesdays, April .. be-
tween four and nvc O'Clock. Tho funeral
was held in the church at East Erosburgi
Friday afternoon. The tree which NV
Burt was choppng I'll III such way ,h"t
he was hit On the back of the head ANA
his face crushed into the ground. Thcr"
WAS ~. cash between three and four in'h"s
long in his skull ana ono hip was disl"cai-
ell. lie WAS conscious .thout thrc" NM
utcs after the tree was removed ny mo
two mon who we're with him and then
went into a spasm. DR.. j.. 5. Hutchinson
and Dr. G. q. Abel of Enoshursh Falls
were ut once summoned and had scwcd mp
tho wound in the young mans scalp ana
were preparing TO attend to the hip when
he died. Nv. Burt was - years old ana
the son Of Adolphus Burt. Hc Is survived
by his wife and two children.
DIsCl SSINCi AN ELECTRIC ROAD.
The directors of the Granville e. White
hail Railway company were in P"uli-
n'v last week looking over ,hc ground.
1t ~ understood that tn" projected buid-
ing of AN electric road from Poultncy to
Mhldlctuwn Springs is the reason OF the
visit.
Gel EBEArl; GOLDEN WEDDING.
., ., ,,, . A.,
Az Mrs. Austin ". Il"ughton was cello
DRAFTED Wednesday. April :, 1T th' II bono
., -.
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$3.50 Nv ''',''
I. ain elf pt ,,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
EXPECTS THE WORST, BIT STILL
HOPES.

DO YOU expect to move this spring."
II expect TO- but hope my wife may
decide To grant me a cprievc.'--Chicago
Record Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

was dressed. with tho exception of the
removal Of the Shoes and stockings
There was no evidence to prove that
Pilbin had Il large sum of money in his
possession at the time OF his death. The
only evidence of trouble between Pilbin
and his employer was to the effect that
there was little brush between them
the day before the death of Pilbin, re-
garding the treatment az team. The
evening before his death Pilbin Wis
tied his brother Leslie, and exchanged
II revolver which would not work for
one which was in good order and 1t is
known that lie had ammunition in his
possession. Pilhin said he was going
to Montpelier the next day. being call
cd thor" by n law suit in which he was
the plaintiff, and he desired to take
the weapon with him. but 1T IL known
that he was involved in no law suit.
Tho apparent reason for tho suicide
was disappointment in "a love affair.
The Dobson family claims that the
evening before the shooting Pilbn
talked with the members of the family
| some what about tho matter and init
mated that lo might shoot himself. 1t
is probable that no action will be TAX
en- toward the arrest Of amy person Tor
alleged Implication in the death of
Pilbin. as the authorities arc satisfied
that he died by his own hand
A TROUBLESOME PAUrER.
Tho little village of East Wallingford
is very much excited over the actions of
Mrs Sarah Dorset. Il paupcr VINO has bccn
thrust upon the town from they hardly
lI,,,. rod a nm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
HORSE RECEIVED A SHOCK

&. l.. Rughcc. Of Barre. drove across
the trolley track IN that city I'hu sday
Just after ar electric car had passed. aud
hls horse fen MS though IT had been th",
inst altcr gcttins ON the rails. II Ma
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
BARN NOT SUITABLE AS ISOLATION
HOSPITAL,

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- go ,,,, f,. ,r,,.tro ,nc,.,oe sc,r,t
C.,cr aud ,tb,r coutapious diseases rot
classod with small pos. sine" patient
was removed I" a barn some time ago. the
necessary l"r I'm ls"'"'"'li "'Sp"'' '"9
'"'n i'i'' as "n'"t'""S 'hS'S ",' '"'
'"'N'd Al '"' hoS'''"'' '''''S VI '"'''''S
i"'ori"' Tor s"'h II purpose ""N' "'''
l''N'd Nv inc h"Sp''"' '''' "''' -
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c''''lNs III" structure
WOMAN 'MEf.RMAN Is FREE.
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SENATOR DILLINiiIIAM SPEAKS IN
ST. ALBANS.
| rho second NJ tho series NJ smoke talks
10 no h.,j .t tho OwI Climb took nluro at
Tho CHM hcadou,rtors in ST AIbnns Fri
d.,. niybt Sorntor William u Dilljnoh,n
or Non,n,,,or v,. tho snc,kor his sul
| ,,s, holm, ALASKA" Tho talk WIS list
onod ia win much interest bv a large
ou,horir,, or mo, an, voneu Thc ,vcn
inI's entertainment was opened by several
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
Hr.NNlNC.TON PRIEST TRANSFERRED

Tho Roy. John i. tullion of Bennington.
who was ordained n priest in the cA'ho-
iral 1T Montreal the SUNDAY h"or"
Christmas. huS been tr.iist"rr to the
parish pf Noodstock lay EiSh"p Mi"hHud
Of jiurluGton. Tie takes tlo place "f til"
ROY. t.. g. i"ouhi', who has c"nc Oh u
trim 10 Europe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
TOPICS IN BRIEF.

The situation is quiet in Russia, but
the car has not yet published his adj
dress.
1t may be that Mr.. Addicks some
times wishes he had picked out one Of
the states the legislature of which is
accused of being unanimously for sale.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
Crockett Refinery
May Be ReOpened
H. y. RITHEr SAYS THE OUTPUT OF CANE SUGAR BY
THE MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION Is SUFFICIENT
TO KEEP THE REFINERY RUNNING AT ITS FULL CAP
ACITN'-WlLL COMPETE WITH THE TRUST

SAN FRANCISCO, March Sit has been authotatvey
ed that the Crockett sugar refinery built few years ago for
acrc of beet has passed the hands Of the Hawaiian Sugar
Factors Association The present transfer involves but about $4,000
the controlling interest the refinery has been held by the Ha
Sugar Factors Association several months The plant
which has been idle several of the scarcity in beet
production will shortly be opened and deal with the product
controlled by the association.
The Hawaiian Sugar Factors Association combination OF all Of
the leading planters the Hawaiian Islands practically
trolls all of the production The Crockett refinery very large
scale and handle all of the production the association AS
the when sugar beet refinery the plant will with
the Western Refinery local wing the New York sugar In
discussing the transfer r. p Ret president of Wech Co., said
"The reported sale Crockett Sugar Refinery the
Sugar Factors Association somewhat exaggeaon the
majority the stock has controlled by the association
months past The present transaction consists simply Of the transfer
the smaller California holdings TO the association.
mo definite plans have been laid that the refinery is alb
soe controlled by the Hawaiian Sugar Factors Association The
plant has been idle for several of there being beet
production speak Of incident the dry Just how
will be opened sugar with of conjecture
The output the members of the association sufficient
keep the refinery its full capacity As when ugarbeet refinery
the Crockett plant under will continue
with the sugar trust"
The Crockett refinery Crockett Contra county
close the bay shore few miles distant from San Francisco 1t is
modern and we'll equipped and its acquisition by the Hawaiian Sugar
Factors Association that corporation outlet its Hawaiian
sugar product that both advantageous and practicable
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
"W. c. PEACOCK,
HARRY JEFFREY,
81. H. HERTSCHE,
"E. S. CUNHA,
"T. A. HAYS,
"W. !. HARVEY"

The first business OF the closing session the inquest the sign
ling OF transcripts OF testimony by the witnesses who had testified be-
fore. Mrs Hghon Miss Bener, Miss Hunt, DR. Pratt DR. Shorey
and NJ Duncan read their testimony and attested in the
ence of the jury
AS Mrs ghon reading what she had said she caught
the press table apparently making pencil sketch
her She message by the deputy sheriff asking the with the
pencil to please refrain from drawing her picture.
DR. Shorey recalled testify regarding the of the st
he had found in the bcarbonate He declared that the
strycnne the kind usually used for medical purposes
kind generally used for poisoning animals rather than for medical
poses
Miss Bener called explain the incident by indv
dual who has be known the witness who
the deceased Misses Bener Hunt MOana
the Sunday before the tragedy She told the following story
ing the statements of the witness practically every particular
Il recall being the end of the with Mrs Stanford Sunday
the Goth day of February Miss Hunt and unknown
He lame and used cruch Miss Hunt left the end
the with paraso Mrs Stanford and left
ling the Waikiki road We walked bsy down the road for half
hour then turned back walking quite reach
ling the hotel about quarter after six Mrs Stanford said
livery and tired and shall walk down the sit down
cool off, When reached the end of the pier found Miss Hun
there We all walked the little structure the end Of the
where Mrs Stanford making the remark 1T pleasant
here that shall sit down and until time dinner
not go up the first Mrs Stanford turned Miss Hunt
said wish would bring my white shawl and fan and leave
them with the of the dining room AS
before going dinner asked Miss Hunt please take
paraso up with taking gloves rolled them up
dropped them into and Miss Hunt took with her.
Miss Hunt called and made the following statement
81 remember carrying the paasol Miss Berner drop he
Igoves in didn't notice whether she rolled them
positive that there nothing else in the parasol
For the witness who the original information
about the paraso incident called though accessible that
Miss Beers and Miss Hunts testimony this subject appears
the record explanation of something record before
Jury and is meaningless as it stands,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
JONES PLEASED
AT THE VERDICT
MANsLAUGHTER CONVICTION AN
EVIDENT RELIEF TO THE DE-
PENDANT IN MURDER CASE.

The verdict in the Jones murder trial
returned yesterday afternoon was in
form as follows:
we the jury in the above entitled
cause find the defendant guilty of man
slaughter in the first degree, recon-
mending extreme mercy by the court"
When the verdict was announced
Jones showed the first open signs Of
emotion that he has displayed since
the trial began. The effect of the
strain upon him was evident as he
stood to await the reading of the YER
dict. When it had been announced he
smiled and shook hands with his coun-
sci A. G. M. Robertson and j. j. Dunno.
The relief of fear Of a worse verdict
was evident. Exceptions to the YER
dict We're duly taken. Next Monday
was the day set for the sentence. The
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
POISON USED WITH
FELONIOUS INTENT
CORONER'S JURY IN THE STANFORD CASE QUICKLY
REACHES VERDICT-NISS BERNER CORROBORATES
STRYCHNINE USED WAS PURE, MOST DEADLY FORM.

The cooners jury in the Stanford returned verdict in less
than minutes last night finding that the deceased the victim
Of murder by chnne poisoning The verdict follows:
AN nqustion taken Honolulu, Island Of Oahu the 9th 9TH
and 9th days Of March the before William T. Rawns
OF the coroners of said Island the body of Laop Stanford
there lying dead by the Oa Of the jurors whose heeuno
subscribed who being inquire when how anby what
the said Jane Latop Stanford her death their oas do
that said Jane Larop Stanford her death Honolulu
Island OF Oahu Territory of Hawaii the Twentyegh day of Feb
A. d. 1906 from sychnne posoningad srycmne having
been introduced into bottle OF bcarbonate soda with eonous
tent persons this unknown and Of the
tents OF which said Jane Latfrop Stanford had partaken
I'm WITNESS WHEREOF the said and the jurors of said
have hereunto their hands the day aforesaid
"W. T. RAWLINS